THE STANDARD SOUTHERN ' 'NEWSPAPER THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION mmA Sunday^ eairl«-r delivery, 12 c*t\t» we«tely. Vol. _No. 5. ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1914.—TWELVE PAGES. copies on tfc* BtrwtB and «t newastands> B cvatn. Over 200 Die in Flames CONDUCTOR KILLED Atlanta Boy Wins Laurels Still Hope For Mediation, While Entombed in Mine BYSfpGiNE In Role of Leading Lady Declares Minister Naon Following Gas Explosion John B. Shumate, Railroad Man for 38 Years, Meets After Trip to Washington Tragic Fate in the £outh Of 50 Rescued From Cana- Yards of Southern Railway Argentine Mediator Re- dian Colleries, 36 Succumb MEDIATION IS OFF turns to Niagara Falls to Injuries—Dead Under John B. Shumate, a yard conductor After Conferences With for the Southern railway, and a rail- Tons of Debris. road man for thirty-eight years, met Wilson, Bryan and Agent APPROVESREFORMS almost Instant death, early Friday UNLESS MEXICANS morning" when struck by a switch en- of Constitutionalists. gine as he was standing on the track WIVES OF THE VICTIMS Two Atlanta Men in List of In the south yards of the railroad. RELINQUISH HOPE AS The accident occurred near McDaniel YIELDTODEMANDS DECLINES TO STATE Officials to Be Elected. street crossing". * CRIES FOR HELP CEASE Bennett Choice for* Presi- The ifrwer part of his body was wan- WHETHER NEW PLAN gled and by the time that yard em- Lamar's Memorandum an dent. ployees could reach him he was dead. HAS BEEN DEVISED It is believed that Shumate was Ultimatum Which Must 350 Miners Succeed in Mak- waiting for his own engine to come Savannah, Ga., June IB.—The Geor- along, as it was d ue to appear when Be Accepted or Conference ing E s c a p e—-Explosion gia Bar association late this afternoon the other engine hit him. Bryan Asserts Satisfactory adopted that part of the repert Hostler A. P. Paden had charge of Ends Today or Monday. Shakes Countryside and of the permanent commission on the engine which struck him. He was Progress Is Being Made. judicial reform providing- for quarterly backing from the coal, chute to the Destroys Buildings-Work sessions of superior courts and plac- shop. ' Rebel Agent Tries to Con- ing the bar association on record as AMERICAN DELEGATES of Rescue Begins. Shumate's funeral will be held at ceal Meeting With Minis- favoring no jury trial in any court ex- 9.30 o'clock Sunday morning from his FIRM IN THEIR STAND cept it be demanded in the regular residence, and burial will follow at ter Naon. Lethbrid-ge. Alberta, June IS.—A petition. West View cemetery. He was 62 years mighty explosion today entombed 250 The report of the nominating com- old. He lived at 461 South Boulevard. mittee was unanimously adopted and He Is survived by his widow and five miners employed in mine No. 20, of the Was-liliiKton June 11>—Hope that thn tomorrow the following officers will be children, Mrs. F. P., Folger, D. F./F. Tell the Mediators Their \\a\erins mediation pitmr.im still Hillcrest Collieries, Limited. Of the elected: H., C. R. and Chalmers Shumate. might brill;; pe.u-e to Mo\uo \\.is i-x- fifty miners rescued, only fourteen were President, E. S. Bennett, Albany; first Position Has Not Been presbcd hei e l^tc tonight b\ Aicpn- living tonight. vice president, George "W. Owens, Sa- tina Minister Naon as he took the Despite the efforts of two score mine vannah ;secon4 vice president. Judge Changed in View of Villa- train for XiH£T.ir n<'\\ plan h.id been curred, 600, of whom 350 escaped. Rogers, Blberton, and Eugene Black, United States must insist on the accept- de\ iseil to break the s,-emi ti/^lv lin.il Number rescued. 50. of Whom 36 died Atlanta. lican in Missouri Elec- ance of its plan for the pacification of deadlock at Niagara Fal's in offn l.tl Mexico is an ultimatum Unless the later. tion Contest. quarters however, it \\,i<; m uie known Huerta delegates yield mediation will that theie had been no chanKc in the Miners still entombed, 200, probably 33 Rings Are Found end tomorrow or Monday. This is the position of the United Htat'-s that onlv hilled by fire, which followed the ex- Washington, June 19.—L, C. Dyer, of firm determination of the United States a constitutionalist could be accepted to In House of Negro St. Louis, republican, representing the plosion. as conveyed to the mediators today. head the proposed provincial govern- twelfth Missouri district, was unseated WIVES OF MINERS Ambassador I>a Gama. of Brazil, and ment in Mexico Cltv Held in Heavy Bond by the house late today by a vote of Minister Suarez, of Chile, asked the REBEL AGENT DENIES GIVE UP ALL HOPE. 147 to 98. His election was contested American delegates if their position VISIT TO LEGATION. At dusk a group of women stood at Tom Tolbert. negro, living at 225 by Michael J. Gill, democrat. had changed in view of the Carranza- the mouth of the mine, which had been Edgewood, arrested last Sunday by De- Then by a vote of 126 to 108, a reso- Mr Naon arrived here erulv in the Villa split, and the reply was no. dav fiom New Knprland, whcie he had closed by the explosion, still hopeful tectives Wiley and Barker In connec- lution declaring Gill legally elected It was an informal talk, but served to gone to receive honorary uni\etsU\ that the cries for help that issued from tion with a number of burglaries and was adopted. Mr. Gill immediately highway robberies, was bound over took the oath of office. advise the mediators that the published degrees He flrbt consult* d with the the Inner workings earlier in the day under bond of $5,000 Friday afternoon The house had previously voted statements of the American and Huerta secretary of state, and thi-v conic-lied might be repeated. Later, however, for two hours Late 111 the evening by Recorder Pro Tern. Preston. He down, 136 to 107, a minority resolution delegates, with opposite views on the type of man to be selected for provi- the Argentina minister returned to his many of the women dispersed, express- will be tried under two charges of bur- proposing further investigation of the sional president defined clearly the un- legation and there met Mr Cabrera, Ins the general feeling that the situa- glary and one of highway robbery. contest. alterable attitude of the American gov- with whom he talked for'two hours tion of those imprisoned was hope- At the time of Tolbert's arrest the The house was treated to the rare Mr Cabrera sought to conceal his detectives found upon searching his scene of being addressed in Its own hall ernment. less. house thirty-three rings of all descrip- by a man not a member. GUI. who, Jnst what would be the American visit to the Argentina legation, and The explosion, aboiit 9 a. m., shook tions, a number of bracelets and neck- under the rules, has the right to policy if mediation fails or what dis- later denied that he had been there the countryside, lifted roofs from many laces, twelve pocketbooks. thirteen speak for himself, took the floor position it would make of the American He no sooner had left than SfCreUirv cabins and demolished numerous small pairs of scissors and other valuables. and made a. brief speech sup- troops at Vera Cruz Is not known even Bryan arrived and took the minister Later the detectives found a. diamond jpoftiag his claims to Dyer's seat. to the white- house , ""buildings. A moment after the ex- to the American delegates. The Huerta ring estimated to be worth *l;SO(fc" He declared he had, been an "honest, Following the conference with the plosion a score of panic-stricken eur-' The alleged thief was connected with life-long, hard working democrat" and commissioners say they do not know president. Minister Naon sard there face workers rushed from the mine, two burglaries and one highway rob- resented any Intimation, that hie rep- what course of action General Huerta still was encouragement for medi.i- followed by a dense cloud of smoke bery, and the detectives say that they resentatives had tampered with the may pursue. tion, and Secretary Bryan ieiter.it,,i are gaining: evidence against him ballots. -"Sfi^ Xo Formal Session. and poisonous fumes. whereby he will be directly connected Although many election contests have again his declaration that mediation Appeals for help were dispatched to The mediators held no formal ses- with a dozen or more of the recent been tried in the house, it has been Top: Henry Powers Elliott, as he looks off the stage; big picture, Elliott, was progressing satitfactoi ilj .\,, sion today because Minister Isaon, of many towns, and residents oigamzea holdups and burglaries which have baf- several years since a contestant has In role of Priscilla. official wold came from the president. an emergency crew and began the fjed tne Atlanta police for some time. availed himself of the right to speak Argentina, stopped at Washington in- for himself, As a leading lady, an Atlanta boy been assigned to the role of leading stead of returning directly from uni- MINISTER INTIMATES work of rescue. A majority of the elections commit- THERE IS STILL HOPE. "When the first rescue crew arrived a has won histrionic honors this season. lady of the Triangle club's offerings. versities where he has been receiving; tee, which had previously reported He is a skillful female impersonator, large force of men set about to deaf ARTIFICIAL CONTROL He is Henry Powers Elliott, Atlanta's honorary degrees. Minister Naon Is ex- When Mr. Naon left his first confer- resolutions unseating Dyer, and giv- and his activity in the Princeton or- ence with Secretary Bryan tie wa.s the shaft, working desperately as the ing Gill the place, contended that the Julian Eltinge, a graduate of the Boys' pected back early tomorrow, and will OF SEX ACCOMPLISHED ganization culminated in his election asked directly if there was Mill hope moans of the entombed men came feeb- election in 1912 was so tainted with high school, graduate of Princeton this > ear to the presidency He grad- confer first with his colleagues, who for mediation. ly from.the mine. The moans became Atlantic City, N. J., June 19.—That fraud that the returns from seven and newly elected president of the Tri- uated from Princeton last week. are anxious to know whether his con- fainter and finally ceased Thousands artificial control of sex has passed the election precincts should be thrown angle club, Princeton's dramatic or- Mr Klliott received his diploma ferences with officials of the Washing- "1 always look toward the jrght. ' of tons of rock have fallen into the experimental stage was the statement out. That w^ould give Gill the election ganization. from the Bo> s' high school of Atlanta he said. by a plurality of 67. in ] 309 lie spent a year In Law- ton government today developed a new mine and It is feared the men, even made tonight by Dr. Oscar Kiddle, of In the "Pursuit of Priscilla." the •What if the light Is put out" was the evolution station of the Carnegie Representatives MacKenzie and. rence vi lie prepartory school before en- road toward solution of the problem suggested. . had they escaped death from the pois- Shreve, republicans, presented a minor- play produced this season by the Tri- tering Princeton His record- at the institute, in Chicago. He was address- confronting them. It it has not the 'I never could grope In the dark,' onus fumes, probably were crushed to ing the American Academy of Medi- ty report with a resolution directing angle club, Elliott portrayed the role Boys' hiprh school was excellent. •armus Plans will be formally pre- death by falling debris. the committee to make a further In- of Priscilla, the leading character. The Ills vacations have been spent In was Mr Naon's reply. cine, which opened its twenty-sixth sented. vestigation. They maintained that un- plav was written bv Robert Strain in Europe with his N grandmother, Mrs. When the secretary of state and Mi. GASES PROBABLY annual meeting here today. ler the Missouri statute the individual > collaboration with the Atlanta boy, Henry Powers, of Atlanta, They will Rejection by the Americans of the "The «tatlon Is propagating sexes at Naon left the white house after 10 CAUSED DISASTER.. Ballot of each voter in the disputed It won praise wherever produced, and probably go abroad again this year mediators' plan, as well as that offered will with pigeons a,nd doves," said Dr. o'clock they were besieged by new;-- No information as to what caused >recincts could be investigated and the was played in New York, Plttsburg, before returning to Atlanta, TV here by the delegates will be recorded as a Riddle. "The sex of frogs and toads :rue vote found, thus obviating the paper men. Mr Brj an with a salute the explosion has been given, but it is Chicago, Washington and other large Mrs. Powers has laigre property in- matter of form, together with disap- to the correspondents said to the Ar- . is settled t>y manipulation, and that of necessity of throwing out the entire cities. terests, and where Mi. Elliot intends believed It was due to gases. cattle to some extent can be regulated proval by the Mexicans of the American gentina ministei . poll. J For the past four years Mr. Elliott has to enter business. Thomas Quigley, superintendent off | through fixing the mating period." plan. Automatically that would adjourn "Here a.1 e the newspaper men " ' yes,' sal,] Mr Naon. te.iponding to the mine, is entombed. \ As to human beings, Dr. Riddle de- the conferences, according to the rules Early tonight two trains filled with Iclared, the extent of sex control would tiie introduction, but there is noth- BURGLARIES LEAD of procedure adopted when they Hist ing 1 can saj " expert mine workers, doctors, nurses | depend on the success now being se- convened. Tlie mediators, howevei, "All that can be said," Mr Brvan and officials of railways arrived and ^T^ *Y scientific experiments with ana oinci__ ,„ mammals, and he would not be sur- TO THE ARREST OF Alibi Market Is Cornered still have some names to suggest for asserted, "Is that mediation IB pro- Q gressing satisfactonlv •• the work, of rescue was begun in prised if eventual, success were provisional president, but have little systematic way. The experts found, achieved. MOTHER AND SONS hope that an agreement can be reached CABRERA DENIES jumbled In a chaotic mass, horses, tim- A report from Mexico City that Gen- TRIP TO LEGATION bers, wagons and mining parapher- By Officials in Explaining Savannah, Ga., June 19. — (Special.) eral Huerta had decided to appoint Neither lie nor Mr Naon would ad- nalia. Indicating the force of the ex- ROME MAN MANGLED Two white boys, Prank Winn and Gor- mit that there had been a consulta- don Burroughs, were arrested for Pedro Lascuram as minister of foreign tion with a reprebentati\ e of the con- plosion. UNDER SWITCH ENGINE affairs may change the entire asix-ct Fire broke out soon after the ex- burglary, and Mrs. Lillie Burroughs, stitutionalists. When a representa- mother of the latter, was arrested for Delay in Whitehall of things if it develops that Mr Lasru- tive of the Associated Pie«s, who had plosion, but died out. although gas Rome, Ga., June 19.— (Special.)— receiving stolen goods today. •ain is to be made provisional nn-rl-j s, en .Mr. Cabrela enter the Argentina, fumes made It impossible for the men Reese Miller, an employee of the The police claim to have evidence legation, asked the latter about his Bowie Stove foundry, met a horrible lent irrespective of the mediitior. pro- that the boys have been stealing un- Another day has come ami gone, and ceedings. Mr. Rabasa. head of the visit, Mr. CaAuera etpiessed amaze- gan making exruKi-s for not atai ting ment. ,er the tutelage of the mother, and not a solitary lick of work has been work immediately after the county fin- Mexican delegation, said he thought it she has been conducting a fence for •But you do not denj that vou were struck on Whitehall street. And when ished grading was improbable thiB would occur Ihe the swag. Retail stores have been American delegates could give the me- there''" was asked body. this day has ended not one bit of pav- "It will be the first work started after "t,'ertainl> 1 deny it " the victims of their operations. Much the fills settle sufficiently to hold the diators no Information about ^it possible to gain entrance. Most of the Engine No. 15«6 was in charge of of the stolen goods was recovered by ing will have been done. "But you were seen when j cm diove miners were working about 400 feet Engineer Artie Smith. Miller had evi- pavement," was the first assurance Lnscnraln opposed. the detectives. With Whitehall street life is just one given the merchants. inside the mine. dently fallen asleep on the track, his Mrs. Burroughs baa been supported miserable delay after another, and with Mr Ijascuram was minister of tur- head and left arm resting- on the rail. Day after*day, week after week, and Most of the men are foreign born, by the Associated Charities. those of the city government who een affairs under Madero and at his He ~^AB discovered too late to prevent then months rolled by and no attempt Weather Prophecy but a large number of them are Eng- promised to do the work, there has been has beon made to put the street In overthrow became provisional presi- the engine f?om passing over his body. dent, appointed Huerta to his Cabinet lish speaking. a different excuse for every day in the condition. Merchants who were happy GENERALLY FAIR. Several theories as to the cause of ind then relinquished the president to week—truly and literally—there has and prosperous before the work was SEVERAL MINERS ' the tragedy are advanced—one that Railroad Sues Driver um Many constitutionalists hav-s ex- been a different excuse offered every started, are now impatient and dis- he had fallen asleep on the track; jlained that while the constitution.il GeorRla—(ienerallj- fair Satiird RECOVERED ALIVE. day this week. couraged, and if there was any possi- and snnclllj. another that he had stumbled on the Of Wagon Hit by Train rder would be restored if Mr. Lasi.i- Monday the asphalt plant wasn't J ble way to do the -work without the aid The rescue work progressed rapidly track and been stunned, while a third rain became provisional president, ready. Tuesday it was ready and would ' or sanction of the city it is certain Dally \^ enthrr Keport. and late tonight the entrance had been is that he might have been killed and For Littering Up Track the;, opposed his elevation because of Lowest temperature cleared. Several miners were recov- start to work Wednesday. Wednesday these merchants would take the matter his'unresisting subserviency to Huer- Highest temperature his body placed on the track to con- something happened to the asphalt into their own hands. ered alive near the entrance and a lit- ceal the crime. •a's assumption of office. Mean temperature Newark, N. J., June 19. —A s the re- plant. Thursday there was too much Normal temperature tle farther on a few bodies were Miller was fifty years of age, and is Xow JBTcnaen Besrln. The American delegates hitherto uro sult of a collision between a team rain. Friday the asphalt plant was Rainfall 111 past 24 hours, inches found. survived by a family. He was promi- More than sixty days ago the city inderstood 10 have objected to Las- driven by F. V, Wilkinson and an Erie ready, but everybody was busy else- curain oil tne ground that his resump- Deficiency since 1st of month, ins The mine in which today's disaster nent in labor circles. locomotive, the road today sued "Wil- promised to start paving. Thirty days Deficiency since .Ian I, inches...11 where, or something like that. Today, elapsed with nothing doing. tion of tne to.eifrn ministry would not occurred is but one mile from Frank, kinson for $100 damages because of course, there is another excuse. Enter—Excuse No. 1. mean a restoration of the constitution- Reports From Various Stations. Alberta, where a disaster occurred ten "divers slats" of the cowcatcher of the Mnfclnpf Dally Excuse-*, il order, because He voluntarily had engine were broken, the paint on the "We are waiting for the new $15,000 STATIONS years ago. The mines have been oper- Since last January the city has been asphalt plant to arrive." >bandoned his right to liold that office. and state of ated at intervals for twelve years. locomotive was bruised and the track Many here believe, however th» Am»r- \V RATHER "strewn with litter-" making daily excuses to condone the Thirty days have almost elapsed can government might accept Lascu- Because of the danger in working since excuse No. 1 was made. Atlanta, clr. .00 This suit Is an answer and counter delay on Whitehall street. When the Birmingham, clr | Ask The | money was put in the January appor- Now comes the excuse that although •am pending an election. .00 them it has been difficult to get men. claim to an action for $25,000 damages The following paragraph from the Boston, cldy . . . .00 This is the third great disaster in tionment sheet to pave Whitehall street Brown&viHe, p. c. . .00 brought against the railroad by Wil-from Mitchell to G-arnett, the city be- nemorandum of the American dele- Continued on Last Page. *ates sums up the stand Justice Lamar Buffalo, cldy . . . 118 the mines of this region. Four years | CoirastJtutloni §kinson, who claims the accident was Charleston, clr. . . and Frederick "W. Lehmann have been 80 ago thirty-five men were ':tiled in the not his fault, and that he suffered a Chicago, clr. . . . 58 .96 Bellevue mine, and ten years ago broken hip, three fractured ribs and instructed to hold: Denver, cldy . . 76 92 .00 I Where to Lave I "The Unite*-States is. a party to the Galveston, clr. , . . S*r»nl£ was wiped put bv the neigh- other injuries. S3 S6 .00 mediation in the hope that It might Hatteras, p c . . . 8(1 1.51. boring mountain toppling over and Last Bonus Offer in Contest Lead to peace and that the peace would Helena, cldy 78 00 "ourying 125 inhabitants. lead to prosperity. The plan the Amer- Jacksonville, p. c.. 86 Thomas Corkel. official of the miners* FAST MAIL StDESWIPED. ican representatives propose AND ON Kansas City, clr . 8b 'oo | A BUREAU of Boarding | Knoxville, cldj . . 84 .00 union, was one of those who lost their WHICH "WE MUST INSIST will be Louisville, p. c. . . Closes at 12 O'Clock Tonight; formulated solely with that end in .00 lives, it was announced tonight. :§ * * and Rpoming House :g Two Southern Pullmans De- Memphis, clr. . . . .00 Several mine rescue experts said it j:;j Information is conducted for g: Miami, p. c. . . . .00 railed—None Badly Hurt. Another paragraph which is the Mobile, cldy . . . 8J .10 might take a week to reach the bodies :|:: the public's consultation. •:•: American government's practical re- Montgomery, clr. R6 88 .00 of some of those entombed. J-J: You are invited to use the :•:• Chance to Win an Auto Good jection of the mediators' plan reads: Nashville, cldy. . . S4 S8 .00 Danville, Va., June 19.—Two Pull- "American objections to the plan ap- New Orleans, clr. . . .00 •:•: same free of charge. £: man cars on northbound Southern rail- proved by the Mexican representatives New York, cldy . . .00 way fast mail were derailed near Gret- Oklahonia, (Ir .00 MRS. APPELBAUM'S CASE •S: Have you a room for rent ? :§ The last bonus offer of this contest pianos^ making a total value of $25,270, nave been based on the profound con- Plttsburg. cldy . . na, twenty-five miles northward, at viction that the adoption of that plan Portland, clr . . . !oo IN ATHENS CONTINUED :j:! It should be listed in The :g 4:1E> this afternoon, just as .the train closes tonight at midnight. For every in listed prizes to be given away in this contest. iuld not stop the progress of the Raleigh, p. c. . .00 was passing- the southbound fast 'mall $24 worth of new subscriptions turned Sap Krancisco, cly. Athens, Ga., June 19.— (Special.)— : Constitution's Bureau of j:j: Remember this, today ijs the last of victorious army, nor bring that speedv 52 .00 on a double track. The Pullmans side- Jo before midnight tonight there will ,,-JLC^ which the American government St. Louis, clr 78 .00 The case of Mrs. Callie Applebaum Bo a r d i n g and Rooming •§ swiped the whole length of the other 'be issued to you one hundred tho-usand any bonus offer that will be "made in St. Paul, p, c. . . . 64 .26 this contest, and June 27, midnight, will so sincerely desires." against the Jefferson Standard Life In- House Information. S- train, but steel coaches saved It from extra votes. These extra votes are in The confused military situation in Salt Lake City, clr. 70 .01 be the closing date of the contest. Some Shreveport, clr. . . 94 serious Injury. addition to the votes that will be issued .00 •urance company, in the city court of of our most promising candidates in Mexico continued to absorb the atten- Spokane, clr. . . .{ 7S .00 Athens, to recover f 10,000 on the policy, Telephone Main 5000 j:i: Ticket Collector Charles A, Douglas, on subscriptions that you turn in ac- tion of the mediators and delegates and Tampa, cldy . . . SO S6 of train No. 35. suffered a severe cut cording to the schedule. „ this contest are Just now beginning to .00 Of her late husband, today was con- ! take Interest. So it can readily be seen news of exactly how far the breach i Toledo, clr. . . .| 56 .02 or Atlanta 5001 !:=: on the face, and is in a hospital here. There are thirteen automobiles, rang- between Villa and Carranza wouldWashington | , cldy . .22 ttnucd for the term. The defendant No one else was injured mentlonabiy. ing in value f i om f 1,150 to $2,525, and affect the constitutionalist movement C. JC. VOn UURRMANN. company pleaded surprise. SS££:SS*^^ A broken *&*£*-flMsina caused it. nine Luddeu & Bates 9750 flavor. Continued on L«*t Page. Section Phector. EWSFAFERI r Page 'iwo. AH. AN I' A, i5U,

up in the victoria with the old grray aloue did not* belong the credit oC MME. NORDICA'S FUNERAL WANTED BY CONSTABLE, bringing tlie Imperial Coiicla\ e to A.t A-K TABLETS horse**' lanta He paid lo\ al tribute to tho^i- Are Instint P-iin Killerc But can I not still insist that I was WILL BE HELD TUESDAY HE ESCAPES TO CLOUDS 1 0 who assisted him in the undeittkinq not there Mr Cabrera replied 15 REBEL GENERALS LOVING CUP GIVEN He said that one of the ambitions At this Juncture he ^vas joined b> London June 19 —Funeral services Los Angeles Cal June 19 — T Ka shiara. said to have been formerlv 1 of his life tias to hai. c tht, &hrine meet Rafael Zubaran chief of the constitu for Mme Lillian Nordlca the singer in \tlanta but he explained that he who d ied recentlj in Batav la I av a an aviator Jn the Japanese army hid tionalist representatives in "Washing In the clouds when Deputy Constable made no effort until he w ts -\ssut 1 Selected FreshCountry will be held Tuesday in the King s *hat \tlanta •wat, able to tike tirt. of ton The latter also declined to dis Weigh House church Grosvenor M>erB tried to attach his biplane ves- cuss developments in the situation terday for $12o lien according1 to My the visitors and he vv ii> certain thit I t. square w here Mme *sordica and TO FOffiT ADAIR tad the support of e\er> citizen in Vt ers With the aid of a field glass REBELS ASKED TO George "W Young of New York were lanta married five vears ago The body will Myers finally located a ra-pidly "vanish )f ' WAIVE OBJECTIONS be cremated In Colder s Green ceme ingr speck in the heavens which he de- It was learned later that one of the cided must be Kaahiara and his biplane terj Send Note to So-Called After waiting se^ eral hours he ga\ e Eloquent Tribute Paid Po- obiects of Mr Noans visit was to in The bodv of Mme Nordica arrived up to try again today duce the constitutionalist l«a.ders to here toda> accompanied by Mr Young who met the steamer on which it was "First Chief" Asserting tentate of Yaarab Temple wai\e tempora.nl> their objection to conve> ed from Java to Marseilles the consideration of Mexican internal affairs by the mediation conference He They Will Take Orders in the Presentation Speech is said to have suggested that if the Only From General Villa. LEADER OF PYTHIANS of Charles C. McGehee. constitutianalists would agree to a provisional government the rnedtatoi v powers and the Lnited fatates would tiom citizens or AUIHIT, '\i JA iy i* aid in settling the international con- Laredo Texas June 11 —I If toon Echoes of the Shi me meeting were The pi ite upon which the cup i e*:tb 1 as the lolloping inscription P escnted flict It w is not denied that the per generals of the constitutionalist urmy IN ATLANTO TUESDAY heard last night at Potentate Forrest sonnel of the proposed provision il gov- b\ Citi?ei s of \tKnt i i i order th it commanding a combined force estlmat \dairs home in Druid Hills when his *-cr\ itts in ihe i 1 ch ilf inv 11 ernment was discussed ed at SO 000 men renounced General Mr Naon would not admit he 'lid Charles C McGehee chairman of the kn tv, n to po IE j 11 v sought to hive the "United tatates make Carranza as first chief of the con Supreme Chancellor Thomas The cup v.is made b\ t hirles V. BY POLICE CHIEFS stitutionallsts movement in a note citizen s committee presented him with, Crinkshiw of \tlinti ____ some soi t ot a compromise in view of differences betwt en General "V ilia, and sent to his headquarters at the time Carling Will Be Guest of a golo*en loving cup and a d amond General Ca.rra.nza. General Villa resigned \illa how Shrine emblem \fter all the conferences of the day ever did not sign the comm nica Uniform Lodge, No. 123. and night had ended the "^V ashington Action Taken After Chief Those w ho w, ere present mide it government v. a*i declared to stand on tion This and other details suppressed plain thit the golden cup ind the em Salt Meat its position as outlined In the state Beavers, in Speech, Had by a rigid censorship at Saltll o For the first time in more than blem v, ei e not merely gifts of appi e ment Issued yesterday at ^Niagara Falls came known at the border toda> w th twenty >ears uniform lodge No 13 ciation but tokens of love and esteem Armour's Shield or MIssou i In the light of this it i\ is believed Denounced the Detective's the arrival of travelers from Saltillo Knights of Pythias of Atlanta will and as Mr McGehee slid here the fate of mediation still rested, ind Monterey with the Huerta delegntis at Niagara next Tuesday be the host of the bu Yaarab Temple has elected \ou is Brand Breakfast Sills Should they stand on their pub Work in Frank Case. Will Continue Fight. preme Chancellor Thomas J Carling its illustrious potentate but we as Bacon, Ib. . . lie statement issued Wednesday it was The communication it was authorl Mr Carling when chancellor of citizens of Atlai ta have elected \ou as> felt mediation w ould fail tatively said informed the man who Georgia made an official visit to the imperial potentate in the shrine of our Grand Rapids Mich June 19—(Spe has been leader of the constitutlsn order !n Atlanta i.n 1890 hearts Full Line Fresh Meats NAMING CABINET MAY cial }—Following a speech by J L allat movement since its inception that Mr Carling has been retired from There ivere onlv members of citizens business for a number of \ears and Beavers chief of police of Atlanta Ga the generals would continue to fight committee and members of the \da i HEAL REBEL BREACH has since de\oted his entire time to family present at the presentation Pure Food scoring DetectU e "William J Burns against Huerta but would hold the n Basle P iss Teti*' June 19 —The the betterment of the order feince he The committee was compose* of 1 i for his work in the L,eo Frank case selv es subject onlv to General Villa s was made head of the 01 der twentj naming of the constitutionalist cabinet orders and would not recognlre Car ne&t Woodiuff John L M irphe\ Rob bv (. ei eral Carranza now is eargerK the detective v. as dropped from the one months ag-o he has made the dis eit J Low r} J W Ln^hsh R > Mad awaited b> constitutionalists as a pos rolls of the International Association rarv7a tinction of having visited i larger dox Col I- J Pi-von Lo\vr\ \t iiold Groceries bible means of healing the breach be Before the travelers left Saltillo the of Police Chiefs in session here number of grand lodge and district Ivan \llen Reuben \rnold Ihomas B Have them charged on STEAMSHIPS tv. een General Carranza and General breach had not been healed by the meetings than any of his predecessors Pali e and Charles C McUehce "V ill i according to arnv a Is here \% ho Chief Beavers called Burns activities compi omlse since announced and lead He has traveled since his incumbency your Dry Goods, aci-ount left Saltillo ind Monterey v esterday In the Frank case antics and said over 60 000 miles The members of the family and ei s in the constitutionalist movement guests present \vei e Mr and Mrs There was a general impression at that he had disgraced the detectiv e A committee ib in charge of the -ir Fast Deliveries Phones inexpensive those points according to the traveler* feirlng disintegration of the force rangements for the reception and ei i- orrest Adair Mi and Mia > rank thxt Generil Cirrmza would name his profession which the> had built up had sum tertainment of the grand chancellor Adair Mr and "Mrs Forrest Adair Ji Mam 1061 and Atlanta 464, official famllv within two or three >.o official reason was given for drop moned ev ery available man of influ- arid an elaborate program will be an Air and Mrs Robert Gregg Major John 4838 EUROPEAN TOURS (lavs Should the men named be satis ence to bnngr the factions together nounced in the near future factor} to the Villi faction ind should ping Burns but it was stated b> S Cohen W T "Waters John L Brlce Steamship Reservations thev consent to serve it was hoped b\ members of the association that a ma Doubtful About Effect George Vdan and Robin Adaii ROGERS B. TOY thobe conv ersant vv ith the situation jority of the delegates informally de Some doubt of the effect of the dis Mr Adaii in his i eply said that too NOTE—Grocery Dept. that the differences between the flrst cided to eliminate him and to do so sens Ion o"n. the course of the const! FRICTION IN RANKS much honor has been showered uj on A pent for all line* chief and his chief genei il might be the honorary membership list was re tutionalist mov ement was expressed OF FLOYD OFFICIALS him and again declared that to him Union Depot Tieket Office mide things of the past v ised and Burns name omitted by men who are closely In touch with Open All Day Today, I'bont Main .13. A. hurried call it was said had been several times during the convention sent out from Cirrar z t s he idquarters police chiefs criticised statements revolutionary affairs in northern Mex Rome Ga June 19—(Special )—• for lepre^etn itiv e met thotoughlv which. Burns was alleged to have made ico, even though the breach apparent Because of friction in the office of Till 9 O'clock P. M., conversant w ith the undercurrents of concerning police methods His action lv is healed and both, sides have the sheriff of t lovd county JaUer j K U R O F=» E constitutionalist politic** to come to in the t rank murder case which he in agreed to continue against a common R Barron and Deputy Sheriff G V\ Saltillo to confer with him concern v estigated in deoi gia brought forth Smith ha\e resignel Sheriff W O Saturday, June 20th. Egypt China Japan ing the cabinet choices It is well lather caustic comment from some of enem> Ounehoo has appointed Bud Dough known iccording to boi der arrivals the delegates The plan of Guadalupe on which the ertv jailer to succeed Barron Drink and Enjoy Panama Cuba Bermuda that ronsidenble opposition his arisen In addition it was ordered that all constitutionalists campaigns have been Barron was nominated as sheriff it on the part of Villa and his friends to police chiefs detectives and other of based provides that the first chief of the recent piimar> and Smith wag one SPECIALS!!! Summer Cruise* to Norway certain men close to Cirran?a Among ?icers who are not members of the as of tlie deputies on Birion s ticket Make Reservation* JS«u sociation and who use its official in the constitutionalist army should re these it is reported is Fernando Igles main at the head of the movement as Political difficulties during the < im JOHN M. BORN. Steamship Agent ias Calderon This opposition it is cle sigma on their stationery without per paign culminated in a personal diff Kenm 's Teas and Cof- Baking Powder— clared may tend to upset the forecast mission -should be legal lv prosecuted provisional president after Huerta had cultv between Dunehoo arid ^rmth in / 1C fsndler Bldg, Phone Ivy 4884 alreadv made concerning the personnel Social Ii,vil IMsciiNfteU been eliminated until an election had which the sheriff shot the deputy ind of the cabinet The com ention i esolved that cities been held and the result voiced fees "Cheon" the best RUMFORD'S which found segregation the best meth for a time it was thought that the od of controlling the social evil were Hitherto Carranza has been undis result of Smith s wounds would be justified in retaining that policv Pa puted first chief "What effect on the fatal He has entirely recovered how 50c tea m America for Pound Can THEY DISAGREED, pers vveie read on both sides of the is future of the movement the fact that ever Dun* hoo ind his son Henrj- sue some declaring against rigid law Dunehoo who is alleged lo have been ' the commanding officers of the larg coi oei ned in the aff i aj have giv en I New Orleans enforcement and otheis advocating that est and most powerful single unit of ALTHOUGH PASTOR everj law should be enforced by the bond and will answer to the haige I iced tea Why pay police including those against the li that army has denied him that title of assault with intei L to murde it to Bremen ACTED MEDIATOR u.uor traffic and the social evil 'and authority will have cannot vet the Jul> term of I lovd superioi couj t $100 ior othei teas The convention adjourned to meet be learned according- to the travelers next vear in Cincinnati They said the Carranza forces a-ppar Limit 2 One Class (II) Chief J M Quiglej of Rochester Sir John Hill Dies. Although a minister served as meai X \ In a paper on Police and Peo ently planned to go ahead as though I ondon June 19 —Sir John Ibdward when "Cheon" is much Steamships ator for their domestic tribulations pie asked the question the incident had never happened Pab Graj Hill a. nephew of the late S r | No Phones Mrs Aug-usta Goodrum avers that she lo Gonzales it is said will attack San Rouland Hill the postal refoimer wast Regular service just established v.a.i forced to institute divorce pro Whv are not police officers shown bettei foi cold diinking? the same respect and admiration ac Lula Potosi at once while Villa Is found dead in his bed at home earU Splendid steamers exception ceedings Friday against her husband corded the soldier'' toda\ He complained last night of Robert L. Goodrum Papers were filed We all recognize tha-t we are not taking Zacatecas and then move Indisposition but his death was i | A nice souvemi evciy ally fine passenger accommoda In super or court ITndaj afternoon he continued and there must be i southward according to the original expected Sip John who was o \ears FLOUR-- tion ami large cargo capacity Mrs Goodrum avers that she and reason for it plan -w ith Villa advancing from the old was an authority on maritime Goodrum were married in 1&09 In The fact the police have not ai center and Obregon from the west law 1913 she sets forth he began mis wa j s enf 01 ced the laws impartially Saturday. treating her drinking heavily and fre has gained for them the reputation The Celebrated quentl> threatening" her life She was of having other motives than tnose of NORTH thrown Into such a state of nervous justice and a desire for the general "PANAMA" ness she alleges that she had to lea^ e good Where we allow our personal GERMAN him interests lo influence our acts we will ISIAND INTERESTS FLOUR Later through the agencies of Rev not be able to command the esteem A D \V illiams to whom she says her of those who have appointed us to be EVERY FISH C.D. Kenny Go. husband had appealed she was pre their censor 24-lb. Sack LLOYDI vailed upon to become reconciled "With Officer-* Elected «M?I» 82 Whitehall St. SAITINrs FROM NEW ORLEANS the Rev \V illiams as mediator she The association by acclamation to FRAME TENTATIVE PLAN KOI In consented to return to hei husband In daj re elected Mijor Richard Sylvester GUARANTEED I rimkftirt 1914 she avers cruel treatment was re of "Washington D C and Michael Re- Jlnsl in newed She was assaulted with a bot gan of Buffalo N Y respectively Ko. In tie her petition charges and practical president and first vice president Other Agreement for Reorganizing ly driven from home vice pi esidents elected include J W A K Mill, rA. O Carr of Grand Rap ids who We know where and nude torso of a woman was taken from who has been secretary treasurer for N the Mohaw k riter late todaj by fish twenty one \ ears declined to serve as New Tork June 19 —Committees how they're caught. ermen The- head a-rms and le^s had he expects to resign as chief at Grand Quality—Service been be\ ered and the bodi sewed in Rap ds Mr Carr was elected a life i eprefaenting collateral trust bonds of a ija,ck Police are investigating member of the organization the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific PURE FOODS Riilioad compan\ and committees i cp We know they come And Big Fresh GEORGIA' resenting stockholders of the Rock Is to us fresh every day, WATERMELONS for 50c land company todav reached a tenta SPECIALS JL. IDC -JL. ti\e agreement for the re organ za caught the day before. tion of the Rock Island system NOTICE—ANY of these The plan as announced ton ght con Friday & Saturday IM A templates the elimination of both hold We know how carefully will be delivered with a Established 184O ing companies a return to the old Chi they are packed, and grocery order IN TJIK UOKL1J cago Rock Island and Pacific Railwaj 18 IDS Head $1.00 Liverpo bcrvlce H' ain't no man but hasn't company and the creation of non cum how well they are kept. MlVl lati\e 7 per cei C preferred stock of Rice ... I T got mo' good in him than the railway com pan > Live Items for IUSITANIA, - - . June 23, f °J Both bondholders and stockholders We know they are p bad. An* it only takes are protected under the plan it is 25c Bottle 1Cp AQUITANIA, July I, '; ™ f stated ind $30 000 000 new monev w ill cared for and kept TODAY, JUNE 20th Queen Olives «0y MAURETANJA, - - July 7, f °M° th' right conditions t be obtained to finance the load for the better than meat or next thfee years The trust indenture BUTTER ARMOURS ' CLO QUICKEST RO! TB via FIbHt UAFD tor bring th* good out. securing the col literal bonds now in eggs. 4Oc Jar Pure VER BLOOM,' finest for the default will be foreclosed and the table pledged common stock of the railwav pound LUSITAN1A NIAURETANIA * It's right conditions Fruit Jam . . luly _i "Laconiu AUK J compan\ pa ticipated according to the We know we can give COFFEE HIGH S -a p* AQUIIANIA ro v M contemplated plan Out of th t, com o -^ ai AI APTANIA ; thet brings out all th* mon stock collateril trust bondhold you as fresh a fish as Ripe, Sweet Cantaloupes SPECIAL pound 1 "C 1 t rs are to retain at par 62 / per ctn you can buy in a coast FLOUR THE FAMOUS MAURETANIA ' good in VELVET. of the face ^-alue of then bonds and 6c, Sac, I0c, I22C, ISc WHITE CREST the rema rider of su< h common stock market—and a better 24-pound sack M edit err tin ton—Adrutic is to be offered for subscription w ith Watermelons on Ice, 50c& 60c 85c the new pi eferred stock The bond one. CHEESE, N Y tiolders thus retain 62 Ji per cent of the Georgia Peaches, Florida Hon- STATE pound 22c &tock deposited as collateral for then July 1 -1 p m IL-LTOM \ Jay * 1 That's why we GUAR- ey Peaches. No 10 tin ARMOUR'.-..MOUR'S CAK1 1. illA Ju y jjs \\US1 \ \ua L VELVET, The Smoothest Smoking Tobacco, fg present bondt, and part only with th it 'SHIELD BRAND ' necessarv to raise the funds re quu ed ANTEE them. Fresh Corn. Head Lettuce Uuuiid Kentucky Barley de Luxe to which slow, careful and to add value to the stock retained PURE LARD FRIERS, BROILERS, HENS, $1.23 curing has given an aged in-the-wood mellowness. In addition the collateral trust bond Chli a. Ja-pan \lj.n a. A holders can subscribe in cash foi in Dressed on Premises 12 cans No 2 PI \S 81 OO !und bou 1 Africa, u id Full weight 2 oz tins, lOc. Coupons of Value with Every fish we sell is 1- cans \o i. CORN $1 OO Dependent t urii li .fc-uri amount equal to lo per cent of the A cheap steak costs a few book et « unard TouVs VELVET. face amount of their bonds receiving GUARANTEED, re- cents less than a good one, but 12 (alls No „ TOM \ IOCS, for such subscription la per cei t of you do not appreciate the saving S1OO JL. •—irii n — the face amoui t of their bonds in j ie gardless of the season, / calls TAHOL LVLII-OR ferred stock ind 14 pei i_or t in exist, while eating a cheap steak Al>\ tKEliLi-Nl falK'NG-^ tOK INUi \ because—we know NH PI 4CHKS SlOO CHIN X J\l\N \LSj^t\Il V—t III l-il-> ng common stock of the lailwav com VISIT OUR MARKET 6 cms SIICTD or GRVTkD NOK«K.I\N I 1OKDS f Tf FINJ- ^OTH p tnx The announcement of the plan they're good. JLI ^ J TH \l< t *»T 111 I11N* K continues EVERYTHING TO EAT PIN b \PPJh- $1OO \IvlJ1 S> NO1V Kb\I)\ Stockhol leri of the Hock Island coinp i y 7 Us Ml D PRLNL*, $1 OO Now ^ or It Office 24 StaLe Street, or Silk—a n d—Linen M h«> recognised r hraugh right a of aub j cans \VHOLE SFJLAR AS •iption on the foJ o i g termh AKIN BROS. Holders of preferre i btock pa>ing" IB per Fulton Market I \RU,lS $1OO cent par value of their stock in cash lo per Phone Ivy 4100 1- cans PORK AND BbANS ... 14 per cent of such par value n 25-27 E. Alabama St. S1OO the existing common stock of the ratrwaj Peachtree & Linden 1_ cans Pink Uiska SALMON Inexpensive Shirts" company Holders of common stock pajing la per S1OO jen,»t *roC *»,the„ „-,par- „ ,!„„ Of their stock in cash 12 cins POTTED BEEF $1 OO 15 Vacation Trips | ind 10?i per cent of such par PRFMIDEt PE\MJT BUT // You Don't Live in Atlanta, Order by Mail existing com rion slock ot the TJR u sizes 9c 13c & Col atera.1 trust bondholders also aie to 3 pigs PObT TOASTIES To Europe 2 pkgs PI H PD RJCk You can see Germany Swrtzer i pi J.S OLORGfc, WASHINO Taday we call special attention land England, France—in fact fl stockholders a id not t ikcn by them Candy Candy TON CRISPS 25£ to our attractive assortment of upon the average terms KO offered to bond all of the continent—at no NIW IRISH POT\1OhS greater coat than for a tnp to McripLlon r feht hall be In ite 1 so h t th Men's SILK-and-LINEN Shirts at $4T ton mon *uock secured bv uoh bondhol ipr peck 3O You will find here also other Clinton Mo June 19— The big- DLMONSTR41ION T J T GERMAN Question thiit confronts the \merican -special will be an I LI b IL'ib fRET Dh,\I smart shirts for men in handsome public todav is \\ hich has the great ei ONfaTRATION RID \\JNC LLOYD] summer fabrics—priced from $1 to ^ alue—the revenue dei i\ ed from the Assortment of GR\Pi. ITJICE FR1-E liquor traffic or the lives oC the men Half pmts 15C These comfortablcsships bring $3—and Men's Shirts of PURE SILK, and womtn it rums declared Mis Delightful Eating Candy at 25 cents a trip to Europe well within Leonora M Lake of bt Louis in ad Pints 25<> including Silk Crepes, from $3.50 dressing the National Conference of a pound. This is our regular 5O-cent Quaits 4O«* yoar means. V, orkers of the Prohibition Fartj to Halt gallon 73<* Sailings from New York Bal to $10. We are Atlanta's Greatest da> timorc New Orleans and Gal Men and women are the nation s mixture, made by us for this day's sale Distributors of Manhattan Shirts. best asset, continued the speaker Best De tcate sen—a real veston to Bremen direct Ex and eveiy nation which has for^ut only, and not the week-end kind of left- modern Delicatessen no the press and Fast Mail steamers ten this truth has gone down Into ob villas2 ' **nd—Rnast l amb loo from New Yort, 01 Tues liMOn Men not monej- make a n i overs Be sure and get a box or two. days Thursdays nnd Satur tion s greatness This nation must Roast Beef, Railed Hams, Sea decide and decide at once whether it Today only at 25 cents a pound. soned Meats, Goose 1 iver Sau days to This Store Closes at 9 P. M. on alues men abo\ e liquor revenue sage. Frankfurters, Cheeses, Saturdays Till Further Notice P cfcles. Olives, Herring* Just London-Paris-Bremen good things for your litn hes, Saturday sa lings to OPIUM CONFERENCE Watch our window for> a new special each day. pit,mcs, campings and regular REACHES AGREEMENT meals to save having heat in THE MEDITERRANEAN your homes Home cooped The Hague June 19—The thud in here OELRH HS4 (O ,C tei national opium conference has 148 Broad' reached an agreement that the inter national convention looking to the sup Remember, the Groceries and Or pression of the opium traffic drafted Peachtree St. Restaurant and Soda Fountain b> the conference in 1912 can come open till 9 p m Saturdays into operation as soon as the adhering1 OPEN EVENINGS powers have ratified it despite the al> itention of some of the power*. 1 THE' CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, XJA^ JSATURDAT, JUNE 20, 1914. Page Three. Extra Special in the Boys' Dept. DEATH OF WOMAN i STEWART AVENUE IRK AVENGED BY LAW WIU™ START MEN AND RELIGION BULLETIN NO 122 For Saturday Only Commissioner Winn Says Con-' Three Negroes Are Hanged, v«*> Will Begin There When , in Fulton County Tower I Gordon St. Is Completed.

for Brutal Murder Of Mrs. "IT COSTS Commissioner W T Winn a mem j Boys' Suits her of the improvement committee of| the county commission stated Friday in reply to complaints of Stewart ave j , •»* c« 4.T- T v. nue property owners that the county Norfolks& The bru'al murder of Mrs, Seth Irby. w,n begin work on that thoroughfare "Christ, though he was rich, of Wrens Ga, was avenged Friday I jUHt as soon as Gordon s-tieet is com morningr when three negroes were j pleted dropped to death through the sallows \\ hen the commissioners ^nade up yet for your salres He became of the county jail They were Robert the pi ortram for w ork for the year | explained Co mrit,sioi ei V\ inn Gor D. B. Suits Paschal George Hart and W illiam don street was placed ahead of Ste\v Hart The litter two were brothers art a\enue O n fences are now at floor, that you through His pov- Neither of the hanged blacks was work on Gordon street and will be older than 17 years They are the thi ough within a. few da> b I know that btewait avenue The $5.00 Suits at . . $3.95 j oungest ever executed in Pulton coun It for a certaii tj will be the next woi k men vi ill tackle erty might become rich." t> The Paschal negro and George when the> Ka\ e Gordon sti eet Hart went to death protesting mno it the meeting of the committee —If Cor. 8-9 The $6.50 Suits at . . $4.95 last Satuiday a number of ladies and cence -William Hart the youngest of gentlemen, appeal ed and m ged us to the trio leiterated his confession He start fatew. art a\ enue and when the> exonerated his deathmate& however were informed that the woi k would The $7.50 Suits at . . $5.95 be stai ted atter Gordon street is com Paschal was hanged first because of pleted we believed that the matter Governor Slaton says: signs of breakdown which he had ex was satisfactorily explained There has been no unnecessary delay Goun The $ 1 0 Suits at . . $7.95 hibited during the morning cilman Mason has been diligent The "It costs the taxpayers money to maintain the convict camps." Seth. Irby, the young husband of the $2 500 appropriated by the citj for the victim was at the scene of the hang material for btewart a\ enue has been Palm Beach Suits (In by express) spent for that purpose He fails to mention the men chained leg to leg—men sleeping chained ing He declared that he was confident With fan weather it is expected Genuine Palm Beach Cloth, perfect fitting, neat patterns; all that each of the negroes were guilty that Got don street will be finished to one another and to the walls—men spending Sundays and holidays at $7 50 I He witnessed the execution next week Bathing Suits (men's or boys'), 50c, 75c, $1, $1 50, $2, $3, $350. I The executions were made singly be- in chains—men beaten and dying beneath the cruelty of convict guards. I cause of the size of the Tower scaffold Silk Front Shirts, $1 25 and $1 50. SPEEDY TRIAL IS ASKED Governor Hooper of Tennessee more rightly estimates the cost. Silk Socks, 25c, 50c; Lisle Socks (special), 15c, two fairs 25c. FOR DR. LOWS ROUGHLIN B V. D, Porosknit and Peter Hill UNDERWEAR DUBOSE TO DISCUSS He says of Georgia's prisons: Nainsook Underwear (special), 25c per garment ATLANTA'S WILD OATS T B Felder and V A Batchelor at torneys for Dr Louis C Roughlin who "I cannot trust myself to express my feelings concerning the gross Cool, comfortable, full length Night Shirts, 50c, 75c, $1 Dr H M DuEose pastor of the First Ihuisday was indicted b> the grand Methodist church who returned today jur> on the charge of involuntary and shocking brutality of such a prison system. I would rather Ten- Pajamas, $1 and $1 50. trom a trip to Waycro&s where he ad dressed the taouth Georgia tpworth manslaughter follow ing the death of nesseans should travel on foot for a thousand years the rude trails league conferences makes the following Hugh Murra\ Jr, 2 years old on the announcements for hib Sunday services operating table In his office have ad blazed through the wilderness by our forefathers than to ride in luxury At the morning service he will speak dressed a letter to Solicitor General on the subject The Beatitude of Do Hugh M JDorsej urging h m to give upon a system of HIGHWAYS CONSTRUCTED AT SUCH A SAC- THE GLOBE CLOTHING CO. ing At the evening hour his subject their client as speedy a trial as possi will be Sowing and Reaping or \t ble RIFICE OF HUMANITY AND CHRISTIANITY." lanta s Crop of "tt lid Oats The following resolutions were unin * Should weather conditions prove fa imously adopted Thursday night by 89 Whitehall St. vorable the evening seivice will be the Pulton County viedical societ> "Costs the taxpayers money?" held upon the church lawn which has Whereaa It has been brought to th& at bteii tilted up foi that purpose tentlon of the * ultun County Medical ^o ciety that one of our members Dr L C Routhlin haa been indicted by the grand Yea. These convict camps of our state cost more than money, which jury of this county on a charr i. growing out of an unfortunate accident \\ hi(.h oc our Governor seems to have forgotten. cured in hit, office on April Oth resulting in the death of one of hie patients therefore be It There are things which cannot be measured in dollars and cents- I Women's Pure Imitation Pin Resolved That the earnest sympathy of this society be extended to Dr Roughlin Linen H. S. and that we e~s.pr s to him our sincere con Disregarding Georgia's liquor law— Seal Hand fidence In his integrity as a physician and H a n d k e r - earnestly re juest the public to v, ithhotd julgment until all of the facts are made Bags, Leather knou n Be it Women and children slaving for the lack of a living wage paid to chiefs. Also Resolved Turther That a copy of these resolutions, be sent to Dr RoughIIn and a the man of the house— C h i 1 d r e n's Lined, G- u n - copy spread upon the minutes of this so ciety * Colored Bor- metal Trim- The brothel— dered H a n d- mings SPECIAL SERMON FOR The drunk reeling in his ruined home— kerchiefs LABOR UNION MEMBERS The convict's bleeding back— .00 The Rei H Fields Saumenig rec tor ot the Church of the Holy Com fortei Pulliam street ind Atlanta a\e EACH ONE OF THESE MAY BRING GOLD TO A CLASS, YET nue will preach a speUil seimon next Sund ^ nishi. at 8 o clock to me-nbeifa COST SO MUCH IN SUFFERING AND SOUL DESTRUCTION of the laboi unions Ihe subject ol the sermon will be The Chuich and THAT MEN'S HEARTS GROW SICK AND COLD AT THE VERY the L.abor Unions 4. numbei ot mem bers of the Church of the Holy Com THOUGHT: AND THEY REVOLT. forter are union men and in addition 5-Hour Business Today to this fact a problem connected with You know— the Fulton bagr factorv strike has been presented to the parish for solution The Re\ Mi feaumenifr hag given con The Bargains Will Be Sharp and sideiable study to this subject and He who prattles of necessary evils— will give expressions to his opinions in his sermon Sunday night on the Or, advocates licensing the sale of liquor— Look You Right in the Eye elation of the church to the trades i uons I here will be spec al music b the \ested choir Or, consents to little children laboring in mills— Our Employees All Enjoy "FREE SALVATION" WILL Or, glibly defends strike breakers by talking of man's right to sell Themselves BE SUBJECT OF SERMON his labor— liee Salvation will be the sub ject of the sermon at the til fat Uni Or, sneers at the thought of trying to save the fallen—yea, even yeisalist church faundav moinins it 11 o clock The pastoi Re\ 1 red * though the man or woman whom men seek to save has been convicted We Close at 1 O'Clock Line will nrtach Sunday sthjol at of crime— the i sual hour 9 o o clock Groceries, Shoes, Men's Department, Restaurant and SUCH A MAN, WHEN GREAT QUESTIONS OF HUMAN Soda Fountain Open Till 9 O'clock P. M. Tonight ROTARIANS OF ATLANTA RIGHTS ARE AT STAKE, WILL BEGIN TO JEST, OR DO THAT LEAVE FOR CONVENTION WHICH IS WORSE, URGE INACTION, OR, ANOTHER COURSE, The Atlanta delegates to the mtei national convention of Rotarians BECAUSE OF THE COST IN DOLLARS AND CENTS OF DOING left for Houston Texas i'nd i> aftei noon at 5 -0 o clock in a spec ll cai RIGHT. ovei the Atlanta ind West Point r-iil road TI e partv was headed by lTe,l Housei Aliens \duib L D Hickb He forgets— Ivin 1- Mien and Hubert W 4 ,de? bon and Included i r unibci of Rota Christ, when He died, put a value upon lives and souls: He was r'T,lf"iT1 Otl 6t r" es who have hJcn LonveVtlon "d" S the Phot°t'aheib crucified for the lowest of the low: He sought—He seeks to save that The Rotary club at New Orleans, will which is lost. be hosts of trfe \tUntl crowd tod ly it i Creole dim or it the old Spanish foil aid a 4 mile i ide on the boat Oglethorpe, following Him, founded Georgia with the dream and down the h u bor The parti will a, rive in Houston Sund 15 morning ai d hope, that men here would be helped and saved, not damned by inhu- I-red Houber will pre ich a l iy seimon in one of the bis churches of the citi man treatment in jails. What has been the cost of disregarding his pulpYts""8 W'U occapj Ui the Dlim-ipal wish that neither liquor, nor slavery, should ever be permitted within The until live upon less than a living wage. November 191J when sicki ess com pel led him to cease a ti ve business cure 624 of the Best Summer Shirts yet of- He was a fahrm^i and member of It costs— Shirt the Red Men Surviving him ire his widow three children Tohn M DeSaus fered by any house; $1.00 and $1.25 Shirts; sin e Jr and Mitres, M tr\ ind Sallie Putting men in office, who will refuse to betray their fellowman, PeSaussure and three brothers t» R D B and R C DtSaussuie regardless of his place or position in life, will cost you time and thought. Funeial services will tike pi ce this Sale soft bosom and soft turn-back cuff kinds; evening at 7 oilock it the icsidence and the body will be sent to Cimden But Georgians'are seeing that with the ballot they may serve God. new fancy and plain colors; also wide, nar- S C foi but ill With a vote they may destroy or save life by putting the wrong or Today row and dotted in black and white; many MARIST CADETS IN right man in office. CAMP NEAR AUSTELL The man in public office is but the expression of your will. elegant Negligee Shirts. They are all "warm \uatell f i Tune It —(Spet lal >— The sw. iprg r Club of Manst o It ge has est ibhshed a, camp ctbou four You will pay the price. babies," ai> the boys would say. Tomorrow at.. miles from here on the shad^ btnl b ot Sweet \\ ater ci eek in idt al spot for fishing swimming and row ng WHEN NEXT YOU GO TO VOTE, YOU WILL REMEMBER The encampme it is com letp with THE MAN IN CHAINS, THE BROKEN LAWS AGAINST THE In Sales of Three for $2.50 regulation tenta e and e luipmeiit The campeis numbei ing fweHt are ha\ing a delightful outing and expect to re LIQUOR TRADE, THE BROTHEL, THE CHILD IN THE MILL, AND ceive sevei al picnic pai ties to the camp on Saturday and Sundaj THE LACK OF A LIVING WAGE: AND YOU WILL THINK, BE- The camp committee e insisting of FORE YOU VQTE. Men's Silk Four-in- Men's Fine Lisle Taptain t,ugene Oberdorfer Coi pori! I ouis Brown and Coiporal Pwi,-,ht Mi C lain hive done all possible to in Jesus asked: cure comemence and enjovnient in the Hand Ties "Interwoven" Sox part of the timpeis ind their friends who are \\elco ne at any time to \ ifait "What is a man profited if he gain the whole world, and lose or Couple hundred styles—real All colors, all sizes-the "Inter- them forfeit his own self?" 50c silk kinds—today special DR. RISNER TO PREACH It costs. woven" heel and toe defying the AT TABERNACLE SUNDAY', r rub of the oxford shoes. Today Rev Dr Henrv Clay Risner of Knox j *"yQr* 4 f° . \ille Term will preach at the Taber EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE MEN I nacle Bipti-st church next Sunday June **s\~ $1.00 moi ningand even ing ! AND RELIGION FORWARD MOVEMENT They are beauties! Beauties!! A hoiiwewlfe's conte»H.on Am glad 25 C to confess that Dolly V irden Flour is the on y one that has gi\eii rnt, uni ! form results It a White a.s the Driven! M. HIGH CO.= r. M. HIGH CQ. Snow —(adv 'J I

nFWSPAPFRf Page Four. THE CONSTITUTION, CFA., JtiV-t 2D, 1914. WEST SUBMITS CHOICES; FOR DISTIilCT ATTORNEY TJfTO tf*^ t^^er o m His New List Includes Bennett, nib $2,525 aeven Passenger Luke, Smith, Adams and Colson. ' TOakland Touring Cat offered By John CorrlRan, Jr Bright Program at Tl astfington June 19 —(Special ) — Senator \\ est has formally submitted to the department of justice his new- list of leading south Georgia attorneys TO YOU for yot*r spare time Country Club Today from whom he in\ ites Mr McRej- nolds to select a district attornev It has been known for several das s There will be a dinner dance at the bright affair Among: those enteitaln whom Senator West TV ould recommend There ar«> two Piedmont Driving club tonight which ing will be Dr and Mrs Thomas B in this second batch but onl> today promises the ufiual attractiveness in Hinman Mr and Mrs Frank \dair did he submit the list which includes from now until June 27th. of these cars Mr and Mrs Ernest Woodruff Mr and John \\ Bennett "W aycross Roscoe the waj of having both the dinner and Luke Thomasville J R L Smith Ma that must go the dance on the terrace Mrs MiZton JDargan Mr and Mrs con John S Adams Dublin and J T Those entertaining will be Mr and Thomas B Paine Mr and Mrs Lowry Colson Brunswick Mr F Carrol Payne Mr and Mrs \\ Arnold Mr and Mrs Forrest Adair If the department is unable to find A Speer Mr and Mrs Edward Alsop Mr and Mrs J Carrol Pal ne a competent man in that list I am con Mrs Colquitt Carter Mr Hubbard 4.1 Eamt Lake Club. vlnced there is something wrong some len ar-d ^Ir Bowie Mai tin where said Senator ^ est The most There n (II be an informal dance in formidable opponent of these nominees Druid Hill* Oolf Club the pax ilion r £ the East Lake ciub is Robert L Berner of Macon The tea dance at the Di uid Hills tonight at j «0 o clock which will as Senitor \\ est has been i arned on Golf tlub mis afternoon from a to semble the members of the > ounger the committee of the senate to n sped " o clock gives ^romibe of being a s,et the military acadt,m> at \\ est Point lie will leave A\ a^hington on Mondav night accompanied bv Vfi s U est and *\ illiam From New \ 01 k thej will Connally-Platt. cile King A\ aline Milan JB-tta Cole go to West Point bv rail and. return b> Mattie "W illiams Zona Cole Elizabeth water The mil no.,-,*- of Miss Temperence Con *Mv Gi ady Dodd fc-mma Uodd \ertle Thomas 1 ason of M RTP who has nail3 and \lr kdwin Platt took place Lee Dodd Mattie Dodd Mary W illiams been indorsed bv both faenatoi Bacon at .Kast Point Thursda\ June 18 at 7 Cordie batterfjeld Mar> Roach Esther and Senator ^\ est for fii st assistant o clock at the home of the bride s Painter Stella Strauss and Mrs Ella district attornej called bv appointment mo the i Mrs David W ConnalK Rev Floy Holt teacher of domestic science today upon Samuel J Graba n assis F*-an*-an k Hudsousonn o f thee Methodiseo t Epip s ant attorney general He said he had copal church officiating a v erv pleasant inter*. iew The house was attractively decorated Dancing Party. Jn palms and Easter lilies garden flow Miss Maude Barkej- Cobb and Mr ers and fei ns Howell Cobb entertained about sixty of Missionary Society. The bride entered with hei mother their friends at a delightful dancing \ugusta Ga Tune 19—(Special )— wearing a gown of tulle falling from party last night at their home on Ninth The annual meeting of the \\ oman s a lace cap and caught with orange street Garden flowers decorated the Missionary society of the Augusta dis soms house Miss Cobb was lovely in a trict Methodist church will 1 t held the bridesmaidriesmais were Misiss Vnntnn e dainty gown of white dotted mull with in Hephzibah next Tuesdaj Wednes Connalb a sister of the bride and Miss girdle of Nile Green taffeta day and Thuisdav Sarah 1 latt a sister of the groom Mrs Maude Barker Cobb assisted in entertaining1 i " Matinee Party. j Home Treatment for girls Miss Thelma Brown entertained at a ' THIRTEEN FINE MOTOR CARS AND NINE LUDDEN & BATES SELF- Miss Connall> is a daughter of the matinee party jesterday for Miss 1 Sallow, Wrinkled Skin late L>avid \\ Connall} a confederate Doorth> Jones of Barnesville I soldier and a nieeneec of Dr J1 I Coon The gueests were Mlsa Marian Har V C F asks V\ hat should I lo for PLAYER PIANOS, BESIDES MANY CASH AWARDS, MUST GO. THERE MUST BE nall> Rev f aul Connall} and ""Mrs Lu rell Miss Mary Francis Barnhart Mtfas mv sallow c >mplexion and how can I thei £ Rosser barah Hightower of Amerieus and Miss get rid of mv wrinkles'" TWENTY-TWO SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. Mr Platt is an employee of the Martha Ingram Sallownesb s best removed b\ remo Sou the n Bell Telephone and Telegraph ng the skin itself This is effectively conn an> accomplished by the ise of ordinary Mr and Mrs Platt will be at home in Bridge Luncheon. mercohzed wax which causes the of F ist Point Mrs Lott Warren Jr of Tampa, fensive outer skin giaduallv to peel off Fla was the honor guest a.t a bridge in fine particles scarcely noticeable to It Is Not Too Late to Entey and Win An Automobile luncheon given yesterday bj- Mrs Lott the naked eye within a, week or &o Miss Crenshaw to Stng. Warren at her home on Myrtle street jo i will ha\e in en\iable complexion Miss Caroline Crenbhaw of Atlanta The apartments were attractively the new skin exhH itinp a healthful whose beautiful soprano voice is well decorated with green wicker baskets vouthful tint incomparable w ith artifi kno\v 11 to Atlanta s musical w orld will and bowls of pink roses cial coloring Cet an o nice of this wax Two $1560.00 Five Passenger Velie Touring Cars sing at the offertory of the £ irst Bap The pri/^ for top score was a pair of at votir drugstoie appl> at night like tist church feundaj morning gold hatpins and silk stockings were cold cream only don t tub it in Wash "Vfiss Crenshaw has just returned the consolation prize The guest of it off In the morning with waim watei from Xe\v "i ork where she has studied honor was given a set of hand made For > our wrinkles tr> a solution of Offered to Two Contes- music for fi\ e yeara besides a > ear s tea napkins, powdered saxollte l o/ dissol-ved in % Btudy in Europe The hostess wore blue taffeta and pint witch ha?el Bathe > our face in tants for a Little Work She has appeared in concert In At the guest of honor was gowned in green this everv morning for a while The lanta twice and each time has been ac voile with touches of black result will surprise jou—Beaut> s corded an ovation by Atlanta s most The guests were Miss Alice Parks Mirror —(adv ) Gathering Free Votes d sctiminatmg music lowers Miss Lucy Roberts Miss Lawson Hines 1914 Miss Perol Humphries Miss Dollv Prio From Now Till June 27. leau Miss Ljda Nash Miss Harriet Kirkpatrick-D aniels. Bi ov les Miss Mary Agnes O Donnell i he m it i lage of Miss> Kathleen Ivirk of New Orleans Miss Constance Patrick and Mr J I Daniels took place O*K,eefe of Gi eeneville Tenn Miss AMUSEMENTS Thursday June 18 at high noon at the Martha Ltlmondson Miss < hristine Presbvterlan church at Decatur Ga Hooper Miaa Laura W \ att Miss Jan Re\. J G Patton officiating The Robinson Miss Helen btewart Miss FORSVTH »"«"«« s Busies Thea'er church was artistically decorated in Helen Haskins of Richmond Va Mrs r WK9 Win pai|, Mat ind Nisht palms ferns and pink hidrang~eas The W B •WilJingham Jr 5*rs S B Isag ushers i\ ere Mr c F btone Mr J J and Mrs Ware Hollldav CLAUDE «II I,INO« VTKK KextWrok Scott Mr Withers and Mr L-ockhart PDITH LI 11, AND CO Paul The bridesmaids v> ere Miss Clemmie Genaro & Bailer Emma Fran Armstrong Patton and Miss Mice btone Miss EDWARDS AND SON HURT els £ Arabs Those \ irtcinia To Sair- drirlM Bcmmun BrnH lime & One d rl Eli^at eth Kirkpatuck was hist brides IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT 0 Donnell Zeda & Hoot I-athe miid and VIrs C P bton6 was matron n eekly with of honor James A Mi C B Scott an uncle of the bride Llaikebv lie Gt June U — (special) Cooled Vvith Iced Air Marcus ga\c hei awa The t>£ ide moie a ti iv H h, I dwards of Clarkeaville this el ns pawn of dirk blue taffeta silk week sustained a veo painful injurj and a lesl on h t tii mined in bl le in a i unawav accident near Cornelia Her tttendarits wore white linger e in \v hich Mi t,dw-ai ds together iwtl GRAND PHOTO PLAVS DE LUXE gowrs with high girdles of p nk taf his little boj> o j- eai s old and littlej feta and carried showei bou iuets of gii 1 3 \ ears old w. ere thrown out o I * -^MfrWS DAILY, Z. 3 3O.7i3O and 9 pi tk roses and villev lilies the buggs "VIiss Kirkp ttrick is a daughter of Mr h,dwa,rds and his son were b di ALL ) ANNETTE KELLERMANN Alr^ K \\ Kirkpi trick and the late \\ injured but are doing well The lit TH | S > In th. Wonderful PicUira B K jkpatnck tie g rl although ta i lerl for •*< ne, Mi Daniels is professor of c hem is distance after the former two were WEEK j "Nepfune's Daughter " tr it the Te h \fter a. months visit thrown out was knocked oat of the MATINEES ISc EVENINGS 1 5o A ZSc to Washington D C Mr and Mrs Dan bugg^ wnen it struck a stone in I iels will be at home in Atlanta landed on her feet unha.i metl Discontinues Meetings. WATCHING BALL GAME, The Uliance Fiancaise will hold no HE SUFFERS STROKE more meetings until the fail months •wher th season will open \vith a so Columbus da June 19 — (Special ) — cial reception at the t,ni\ersity club James Roberts a well known citizen was stricken with paralysis this after noon while sitting in the bleachers Order Eastern Star. 1 watching the game of ball between 100,000 Jackson^ llle and Columbus He was Cor er s Pri or and Hunter sts \t!Tnta c For c\er% club of ^2400 worth of new subM.nplions tinned in or mailed removed to his home 4/\ MONTHLY tOR TUITION His condition is not considered seri la88 to thib office between June I •$ and June 2u s session of the south Georgia ijpworth league were ei\ en ov er to Before the Dance icimmdei ot the contcbt the receipts of reports from officers and district secretaries Use HID—destroys all odor I icld Secretary A J Moore of Blackshsa repoi ted the south Oeor of perspiration promptly and gia leagues to be in bettei shape this \ eai than they have been in j ears harmlessly 25c. Greetings were wired to league con Nine $1150.00 Five Passenger Overland Touring Cars feren-ces now in session at \N timing JACOBS PHARMACY CO ton "N C Meridian Miss and Shre\e Oftered to Nine Energetic Persons for Their Spare Time From Now Till June 27. port La All committees ha\e been appointed by President Killian and are being- kept hai datwork L L fehepard heads the state of the league com mlttee b \ Nunn the finance Rev J P Vv ardlaw the temperance and social reforms Re\ J \V Hitch mis -in s tFeasle- easiej v, on mthee nrsi prize a sions Miss Annie "W* oodward Eipworth Do you eat cut slass pei fume bottle Mrs, Henr> Era G C Barnhlll resolutions Miss binders cut the consolation a deck of Georgle Taliaferro nominations catds The guest of honor was pre sented v. th a si!\ er knife LARGE GAIN MADE -Represents IN CHATTOOGA TAXES Lady Oglethorpe. L> eilj Ga June 1*» —(Special )— In the elabo ate pageant pla\ to be Chattoogas board of tax equalizers ac 1 at on Vv the Joseph Habersham chap cording to a statement made public te U \ R next iveek Mrs P rank this week have raised taxes in thr e TIP- Inmn will represent I ad> Oglethorpe county to the amount of $2^7 599 9 and M s Vlbert How ell will be Martha and the total imount lowered $9 390 00 T% ash ing-ton Di f B Wilmer -will making a net gain of $248 209 o9 The board has been \ erv busy for the TOP represent John Wes^ and r>r Fnric Zoepffel Quellenstein u ill i epi esent past sev eral weeks and have quite a <_< ui t C hristian Gottlieb ^ on btagen lot of v\ ork vet to do Thev declare berg: there ib a floating cuirencv equivalent In a brillnnt set ne including a ball to $17a 000 not returned and that the% or just "bread?" g \en in \ug:u^ta bj Go\einor and Mrs expect to diligently seek to uncover 1 elfair a party of sixt-v of Atlanta s same most prominent people will take part Atlanta (urocer eot himself in trou Try Tip- Top and learn •n. einng picturesque colonial costumes ble because he could not satisf\ the the difference The P Ix>ve ings and return to me Send today* as you may not serythisoffer again Address Sock well \nnie Daj _L.ola Wiiljaros MRS* M. SUMMERS, - - . - - Box H, SOUTH BEND, IHD. Maude Tomlmson, Minnie Clarke. Lu / Nl-'HSPAPl'Rr THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, SATDBDAY, JUNE 20, 1914. Page Five.

•who takes them at least the founda- and most are- married. The sentiments Hardin to Leave State. tion for a beginning in each of these of the married faction -was expressed Many Ptach** in Chattooga. SOCIAL ITEMS lines. In a poem by George Gill on, dedicated I*yerly, Ga- June 19.—(Special.)— Lyerly, Ga , June°19 —(Special )— C.J.HADEN TO SPEAK NIGHT SCHOOL AT TECH "The free uae of the apparatus and to Mr. McDonald. Chattooga county will produce one of The Rev. J. C. Hardin. who for several equipment of the Georgia School ot the leu-Rest peach crops this year that years has served as pastor of the Sum- Technology is given the night school, has been, known in years, according to merville Presbyterian church, has been Juds» W. T. Newman Is at Tybee and -with the Addition of the improve- BRIGADE REUNION TO BE fruit growers. The Elberta and Car- called to serve as pastor of a church island attending; the meeting of the ments of Greater Tech, the scope ot at Pmeville, N C.. and -will lea\ e Geor- bat association. ON "KNOWING GEORGIA" the night school will be greatly wid- HELD AT BAINBRIDGE men variety Is of extra fine quality gia, together with his family, in July. *** ened and its Value to Atlanta will be fruit no far and if nothing interferes. Mr. and Mrs. M. Greer and Miss i ~* increased." the crop will be the largest in many Agnes Greer left Friday for Toronto, Bain bridge, Go, June 19.—(Special.) years. The KCimtloii amonK / *** tion of the new power plant to be dinner Thursday night at the Univer- C. V-, the U. D. C. and the board of July 13 to 16, the development ot Geor- erected at Tech are arriving in Atlanta, sity club by ten members of the class trade are uniting to make the occasion Mr. Philip MeDuffie is at Tybee is- gia will be the dominant note. of '07 of the University of Georgia. pleasant. land attending the bar association, "Knowing Georgia" has been made and all the available space in the Those present were Elliott Cheat- A basket dinner will be served after Make Your Dollar Produce More in • •* the leading feature ot the program. building's has been impressed into ham, Harrison Jones, W. G. Brantley, the meeting and all the visitors will be Mr. and Mrs Orton Bishop Brown. President P. T. McCutcheon has In- service to hold them temporarily, until Jr., Philip Weltner, James A. Watson, taken in autos over the fine Decafcur of Burlington, X. H , arrive Monday vited Charles J. Haden, president of the the campaign in Atlanta is completed, Nathan Copeland, Grover MiddleTjrooks, county sand-clay roads,-and the return a New York City Hotel to visit M r, and Mrs. Preston Ark- T A. Perry, Jr., George Gtllon and will be signalized by a watermelon cut- Georgia Chamber ot Commerce, to de- and the funds necessary for the erec- ting. Baseball and other athletics will wrlgrht. " tion of a building; have been secured. John K. McDonald a , x *** liver an address on that subject. All ten men are .lawyers in Atlanta, He features of the afternoon's program Mr. and Mrs Brutus Clay and little The enormous drain upon the state The aim of the workers will be to A pleasant room with private bath, have ¥50,000, half of the fund to be daughter leave today for Baltimore. for foodstuffs and manufactured goods 1 DAY facing large open court. • ** which may be produced here at less raised, in hand by Sunday morning . Mr and Mrs. Burgess Smith are cost than in the states from which One feature of the benefits received (Not one room, but one hundred of them.) •pending several weks at Highlands- they are bought, will receive the earn- by Atlanta from the Georgia Tech is They will be joined later by Miss An- est consideration Of an undivided press, the work being done by the night An excellent room with private nie Carleton and will spend the re- and will result in an industrial re- mainder of the summer traveling vival. school. through the west So far during the year, according to *•* Dr. Nesblt. two hundred students have $3.00 PER DAY Mrs John Rollo. who has been III been enrolled; in the night school. Any- Meat heats the system—eat (Not one room, but eighty-seven of them.) for several months, continues to im- AD MEN ON THE WAY one who can read and write Is eligible less during the hot weather. prove. TO TORONTO MEETING for entrance, and there is no tuition Here's a food that IB far more nutri- AJso attractive Room without Bath for $1.50 per day. The fee—the instruction given there is ab- tious than meat and doesn't heat. Mr. and Mrs Craig Cofleld are spend- solutely free. ing several weeks at Highlands, N. C. The second delegation from Atlanta Restaurant prices are most moderate. »** to the Ad Men's convention in To- "The students we have received in the ronto left Friday afternoorf at 5 10 school come from every walk of life— FAUST Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Beasley and chil- grown men, who have had no oppor- dren are the guests of Mis Joseph Ar- o'clock over the L, & N. railroad, with tunity to get an education while they SPAGHETTI nold at her home in Hapeville. a number of credit men who go to Location • •* their convention in Rochester. The first have grown up, and boys who are com- Makes a fine, tasty, appetizing meal. Full of AWLre. delegation left Thursday. pelled to work in the daytime fflateu—a muscle builder Prepared in a jiffy— One minute from S of the largest department Mrs W. S Elkin returns homo Mon- The two parties will meet Saturday ' They come from the shops and fac- day from a vis.lt to Kentucky. tories, clerks from stores* all in earn- you don't have to overwork over a^ hot stove. stores in Buffalo, and will spend Sunday at 5c and lOcpkss.—buy to-day Hot-Weather Niagara Falls, thence going to To- est, and all striving to better them- Five minutes' walk from 19 principal theatres. ' Mrs "W. T, Stoddart, of New York, ronto Friday's delegation was com- selves, and to learn to be of more MAULL BROS. Within a block of the Fifth Ave shopping dis- Is in the city. value to the community St. Louii. Mo. posed of Paul P. Reese, W. T. Ander- "There are offered in the night school Hint trict. son, I. J. Hill and A W. Parlinger. aijd Every line of transportation passes the door. Mr. and Mrs. S B Cowan have re- the following credit men. Harry T. courses in English, mathematics, archi- turned from a delightful visit to the Moore, M. D Carter. M. E Cnoate, J. L tectural drawing and designing, elec- Fifth Avenue Bus lines and principal surface latter's paresis, Mr and Mrs. J. S. trical engineering,' mechanical en- Baldwin. J. J. Barnes and C V Logan. gineering, civil engineering, physics lines Hardy at wfitard, Ga Several of the members of the party The Hudson Tubes across the street. *** were accompanied by their wives. chemistry' ' , mechan' nicai l drawin- — g and Mr and Mrs John Babbage, Jr., will shop practice. Elevated Railroad Station across the street. return Saturday from New York. "The e courses are all necessarily more Subway Station three minutes away. *** or less elementary, but enough is of- . MRS. ZAHNER AT REST fered in each course to giie the man Grand Central Station within seven minutes. Miss Susan Battle and Miss Nell Pennsylvania Railroad Station Just one block Prince will leave .soon for a trip abroad. IN WEST VIEW CEMETERY awiy. For convenience one could ask no more. vr Louis Mason Is at the Imperial The funeral of Mrs. Robert Zahner, who died Wednesday night, was held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock from St. \Us Edward C. Peters, who has been Luke'l church, Rev, C. B Wihner of- The Hotel ill at St Joseph's infirmary, returns ficiating Interment was in West View EVERYTHING NEW AND MODERN. borne today cemetery. Many of the club women of 600 ROOMS *** the city and members of the Daughters A FIVE MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL. * Mr. George Dexter, who has been of the Confederacy attended the serv- 400 BATHS EQUIPPED TO SATISFY THE MOST quite ill, is better *** ices ^ EXACTING TASTE. Mr, W E3. Chapin has returned from French l*Ick, Ind •** Doctors at West Point. All Baggage Transferred Free to. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thornton are in West Point. Ga, June 19.—(Special ) Asheville, N. C. The annual session of the Chattahoo- *** chee Valley Medical association will be and from Pennsylvania Station Mr John Mahler has leased the old held in West Point on July 14-15. This Smythe place, 409 Peachtree street. meeting is one of great importance *** and m5ch Interest Is taken in it by Miss Caroline Crenshaw has returned the physicians and surgeons. THE HOTEL MARTINIQUE from New York *** On Broadway, 32nd to 33rd Streets, New York Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Morris and children, Mr and Mrs Heath and fam- Fat fur the ma* m* «n« f" 1" «" WALTER CHANDLER, JR. WALTER C. GIBSON ily, Mr. and Mrs. C T Hunter and fam- •hotolanUyii CHARLES LEIGH TAYLOR ily, Mrs. W. T. Heath and Miss Anna General Manner Vice-Prc-iden* Pratt have taken a house at Roswell President for the summer »*» COLORADO Among the prominent politicians who ATLANTIC CITV. ATLANTIC CITT attended the. county officers' conven- An outing in this great sunshiny out- NEW HOTEL MEBION. tion were Mr T B Pelder, Mr Nat R of-doors vacation land will bring re- Fireproof. Vermont avanue, close to beach Harris, Mi W P Grice, Mr. Lem M. turns In health and happiness far in and attractions. A hien-claas, modern hotel, Park. Mr. S D Price General William excess of the nominal expenses inci- with every appointment and comtort. Su- HOTEL DENNIS A Wright, Mr H C Williams, repre- perior table and service. Special early sea- Atlantic City, N. J. dent to the trip son rates. CHAS. B. PBETTYMAN. Owner senting Mr W J. Speer. Mr J. A. Mor- It's surprising:, too, but it costs no and Proprietor. Situated directly on the ocean front row, representing Governor John M. more for the family than at home, vrith • view of the Beach and Board- Slaton, and Mr. Alex M. St. Stephens you can go on the Rock Island Lines walk from all public lobbies and many famous "Rocky Mountain Limited"—- guvst rooms. every morning from Chicago, or th' Summer's pleasures American Plan. Capacity 600 "Colorado Flyer"—every evening from OSTEND Always Open. PLAX LETTER CAMPAIGN Entire block of befteh front, ocean >lew from WAX.TEB J. BUZBY. Kansas City to I>enver, Color ad amid world-old mountains ell room*: eavadtr BOO. Every appointment TO ADVERTISE ATLANTA Springs and Pueblo and comfort: fresh and sea water baiba. etc : Through sleepers daily from Atlanta Hotels, inns and country clubs typifying; excellence In cufjlne and eerrlce; orchestra The industrial bureau of the cham- via Memphis and Kansas City and social features; anto meeta trains. Dlreo- ber of commerce la preparing: to start, Other fast trains every day from modern comfort and luxury. Gay with inter- tlop ot ownera. J. O. GOSSLER. Manager. 1 Chicago, St LouJs, Memphis, to Colo- Allantlo City N. J. •a, booster letter campaign, and will j esting people from the world of achievement On the ocean front. Always open. In the next few weeks mail hundreds rado, Yellowstone Park and Pacific Capacity 1,91)0 American and European of letters to both large and small man- Coast. Finest, modern, all-steel equip- and society. Yet right at hand rise the slopes plans Hot and cold, fresh and. sea wa- ufacturing plants located in New York, ment, ter In all baths running water in Pittsburgh Cincinnati; Buffalo, Chlcag-O, We mafntaiTra Travel Bureau at 18 of stately mountains—wild—hardly trodden guests rooms. Broad verandas com- fat IXfUis and other cities. Is" pryor St. Atlanta, Ga Our repre- by man — unchanged, from the beginning. manding view of ocean and connecting These lettefs will be addressed to sen,tatlves are travel experts, who will GtEonttc Citij •with the famous Board Walk CaCe help you to plan a wonderful and an The highest development of modern social life with a primeval background is Rudolf la one of the big attractions. the heads of the plants, and will ex- Superb orchestra, afternoon and even- ploit Atlanta's excellent commercial economical vacation, give you full In- found in The Land of the Sky. Reached by SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Inff dancing and industrial advantages. A similar formation about hotels, camps, board- A. S. KUKKVSEK. JOEL UILLMAN, letter campaign was carried out a ing places, and look after every detail Fast through train service—perfectly appointed Manager. Prenldent. short while ago with, surprising suc- of your trip. WaynesviHe, Flat Rock, Hot Springs, N. C., and cess, and the present campaign is ex- "Write, phone or drop in for our fas- Pullmans—to Asheville, Try on. Black Mountain, other resorts. Golf—tennis—flahing—motoring- cinating picture-books of wonderful pected to gain for Atlanta a number Hendenonville, Brerard, Lake Toxaway, Saluda, out-of-door sports at their finest. WIENER of new enterprises. Colorado H H. Hunt. D P A. Rock tol Secretary W. H. Leahy, of the bu- Island Lines. Phone M"am 661. reau, declares that the past week was Low fares June 1 to September SO. Land of the Sky literature and information supplied by one of the busiest the bureau has ever ISLESWORTH experienced, a number of inquiries R. L BAYLOR, Division Passenger Agent, 1 PeacMree St., Atlanta. Ga. Cts. Postage secures Information of American and European plans. coming in from prospective manufac- ) Atlentic City and Hotels. Address In- Virginia avenue and the Boardwalk. turers asking- for descriptions of avail- LOW SUMMER FARES. LONG LIMITS. LIBERAL STOP-OVERS. Capacity 600 Every appointment, hot able manufacturing; sites Mr. Leafcy , formation Bureau. Dept. M,, Atlantic and cold sea water baths. saya that the industrial bureau is be- EXCURSION Southern Rtilway Syfttem embraces territory full of excellent investment opportunities City, N 3. Orchestra. Special June Kates. coming an active real estate office. FARES in fruit-culture, farming and manufacturing. LAKE TOXAWAY S O U-TH1E R.N R.A. I The Southern Bailway an- Central of Georgia Ry. Premier Carrier of the South nounces that, effective Sun- "The Right Way" day, June 21, twelve-section Tybee Beach $11.80 drawing room sleeping cars Tybee Beach 10.00 Atlantic Beach ...... 14.25 •will be operated daily be- Atlantic Beach ...... 10.00 tween Atlanta and Lake New York ...... 38.25 THE SUMMER PLAYGROUND Boston 42.25 OF THE NATION Toxaway, leaving Atlanta Baltimore ...... 29-25 8:45 p. m,, arriving Lake Philadelphia ...... 34.05 FtneM trod Saint Bathmf Beach in the world, 7 Milca of Boardwalk, with innumerable attractions. Fish Rates to other points quoted upon ing in the deep «ea and inland locked witert. Soiling, Toxaway 8:10 a. m. Return- application. Tickets via Savannah Motor BofltiD*. Golf, etc Hotels noted (or the excel lora leace of their service and accommodation* ing, leave Lake Toxaway and steamer Include meals and berth 7:20 p. m., arriving Atlanta on ship while at sea. TICKET OFFICES: The Leading Houses 6:05 a. m. Fourth National Bank Building and will forouh fall information, T*te*. etc., QD application. J. C. Beam, A. G. P. A. Terminal Station. Hot«I Chelaoa Honse In the taablocnbtn Chelae* Open All Y section Open All Tear F P Cook's Sons J. B Thompson A Co The Holmburst The Open All Year. Open All Year Heorr Darnell Wm. R. Hood. You can work BI«nhelm Hotel Strand Both American aod Euro- Always Open. pean Plani F B Off and Cool Places in Summer Time up your vaca- Joalah wWiSonBCompany H. C. Edwards Ga)«n Hall Hotel and Sanatorium The Sbelbnrae Reached Via F. L. Young, Met. Furopead Plan, tion enthusiasm to J Wellcel Mar. Bot«l D«nnlo. the limit, and you American Plnn Hotel St. Charles Southern Railway Ojmn Entire Year. Open All Year won't have to let it Waiter/ Bozbr Newlin Balnea Co Premier Carrier off the South For detatlod Informntlon remrdlnjr railroad connec down a single notch tton«, time table*, ate conralt local tlcttet amenta ATTRACTIVE ROUND-TRIP FARES: —if you go to Colo- Season. Ten-Day. Week-End. Sunday. Asheville, N. C $10.50 $ $7.85 $.... rado. Your highest Atlantic Beach 14.25 10.00 . 9.00 Black Mountain 11.15 8.30 expectations will Brevard, N. C 10.45 7.85 Brunswick, Ga 11.00 10.00 8.50 St, Simons Island 11.75 10.00 8.50 fall short of this mountain place Overnight Cumberland Island 13.00 10.00 8.50 .,.. Gainesville, Ga 2.40 1.60 1.50 of innumerable summer pleasures. Through Train Service Hendersonville 9.60 • 7.20 Hot Springs, N. C 11.55 9.00 Season 1014 Indian Springs 2.80 2.05 1.SJO _ To Resorts In Lake Junaluska 11.50 8.60 Lake Toxaway 11.25 8.45 Frisco Lines Tallapoosa 2.85 1.90 1.50 Tallulah Falls 4.85 3.35 2.00 Tryon, N. C 8.80 6.60 thru sleepers to Colorado Warm Springs 3.35 2.20 1.00 Waynesville, N. C 11.65 8.70 Semi-Weekly Advance Service Tate Spring 10.20 Frisco is die short-cut, cool route to Colorado, via Memphis and Tuesdays and Fridays in June over the Ozark hills. Splendid electric lighted Pullman sleep- Corresponding fares to many other attractive resorts. ing cars thru from Jacksonville, Atlanta, Birmingham, and" Mem- Lvs. Louisville 2:40 p.m. Lvs. Cindhnati 7:10 pjn. Season tickets sold daily. Ten-day tickets sold Thursdays. vU Indunapoli* and Richmond TiaRldunond Week-end tickets sold Saturdays and Sundays. phis to Kansas City and Denver, beginning May 14th; and Sunday tickets sold and honored on Sundays only. from Hat Springs, Little Rock and Memphis to Kansas City Arrives Traverse City, Petoskey, Harbor Springs For additional information, attractive literature, tickets and and Colorado'Springs, beginning June 1st. Modern electric and other North Michigan Resorts next morning. Pullman reservations, call or address lighted chair cars, and dining cars serving Fred Harvey's Icfsjilmf Service Dmitr Bvstfnninti June 28 R. L. BAYLOR, nationally-known mcala. Tourist Tickets at Reduced Fares Find _out how low thp fares are to Colorado and how little a On Sale Daily Until September 30 Division Passenger Agent, "Mtefclgsaiii Summer" fullyoWr vacation there need cost. Write or call for a beautiful book xesoits, gives rates »t hotels, etc* Telephone Main 142. No. i Peachtree Street. about Colorado and full information about fares. a eofy aff.y to C. S. (.ARLTOff, Travcnnf Panaufr Aft... ">m Third ffaliana!Sank Btaldme. ATLANTA. CA. A. P. Matthews, Dirt. PawV Agent, 6 N. Pryor St,, Atlanta, Ga. .NFW SPA PERI JEWS PA PER I Page THE CONSTITUTION, AH*ANTA, GA, SATURDAY, JUNE 2O, 1914. ^

tioning-herself on the steps of1 the house of THE CONSTITUTION commons, with the announcement that she FOLLOW THROUGH. e»t»bll»hc4 18(8. By GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS. THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER expected to remain there until Asqnith yielded. At the last moment he capitulated <3BIST>** Mediocrity is the curse of the majority of . Sunday. Tri-W«ldbr and agreed to receive a delegation ot the The Present* people. They play tihe game of life like the . CLARK HOWELL. women. . ordinary man plays'the game of golf, con- ATES POLITICAL GRIND The action Is thoroughly consistent with Blue Sfcy 'want a diamond tent year in and year out to merely get or- liitar *tA Genoa! for ter wear on her Oaei-loimt Clark Howell. Rotnr Robinson, the vacillation and futility which Mr. bre's*, dinary drives, through, failure to Follow SENATOR SEARCY FAVORS SUBMISSION enough to ha\e been twenty >ears ago a Albert Howtll. Jr.. E. R. Blacfc. a. W. Gr»dy. Asquith has from the start displayed in An' de bie Sun say, Through and add to the distance of the hall. OF* AMENDMENT TO THE PEOPLE student. His friends here are enthusiastic "Take me!" One of the, most inspiring of all effects State Senator W. H. H. Searcy, of Newnan, in their support in his race for attorney Tclephrae Mmtm SUM. ' handling this particular problem. Neither But he shine so hot in*, kaze she feelin* would vote to submit the question to the close to Georgia, father of Tei-h, pi evident virtually served notice on these half-crazed mlg-hty low, Perhaps you are discouraged, despond- of the trustee^ of that institution ami thus ent—all but licked. Ask yourself if you people so as to take the question out of women that all they have to do to gain their An' de Lientmn* tell it ez he run; politics." writes Senator Searcy. "1 note Fex>officio member of the general uni\ ersity De Thunder wuz a-growlm' kaze de Sky have -been Following Through with every 'board. ends is to be sufficiently persistent in the stroke and whether every stroke has been that two of our senatorial candidates s»ay at the postofflce at Atlanta a» a-weepin* so, they will not submit the question." second-class mall matter. anarchical tactics they have chosen. In- An' she cry till she melt de sun! aimed correctly at the mark. An' now, w'en de Sun want ter shine on her A Failure never lived who Followed Senator Searcy contends that the views HARDMA3V STRONG IN CIRROLLt stead of stemming the tide, she has only 1 of an individual on the liquor question are POSTAGE KATESl bre's Through. HARDAVICK TO SPKAK MO\D\Y United States and Mexico. invited a greater Inundation. In sight er de Eas" an' de wonder er de \Ves', beside the mark; but tlhat when a candidate CarroIIton. Ga , June 19 —(Special.) — 10 to 13-p«*e paper*, Jcj 13 to He keerful how he scorchin' of de ribbons on refuses to allow the people the right to vote Thomas W. Hard wick ivill speak at the ••pen. 2c> 34 to OH-p her dress, on the issue it becomes a matter for the courthouse here on nest Monday. •«-»•«• paper*. Sc. people to take notice of. In a word, he NOT A SQUARE DEAL. Fer de Sky goes ter weepin' fer de longes'! Oysters and Typhoid Fever. argues that the ng-hts of the people are Hon. Walter S Coleman, of Cedartown. imperiled. campaign manager for \\" J H.n i is, \% ill ATLANTA, GA., June 20, 1914. 1 Are the railroads of this country being address the voters of Cai roll countv on (he "If the avenues of amendments are closed 19th at Bowdon and on the 20th at CarroIIton. SUBSCHIITION BATESl paid too much or too little for transporting There are seasons of the year when the —«if private judgment of men is to be put Mr Coleman has manj 11 lends in tins toun- By Mall in the United State* and Mexico. the United States mails? Involving as it instances of infection with the organism of above the will of the people all progress t\ and will ha'x e a cordi.il w elcomo (Payable Invariably In advance.) typhoid fever can be traced to their source. win cease and wrong will triumph," he as- does a square deal from the government to The greater outbreaks are usually due to serts. He further recites that fifteen amend-* Dr. Hardman. candidate for p:o\ ernor, is 1 rao. € mo. 12 mo expected here at an> timo He has many Daily and Sunday ..... 60c $3.26 S6.00 the roads, and from the roads to the gov- infected water, milk or other foods, while ments ha\ e thus been submitted and adopted friends 111 the count A ami at present &ecma Dally ...... B°c 2.25 4.00 the smaller groups and isolated cases can "And yet," he continues, "in this great Sunday ernment, the question is a leading one. But best be explained by contact infection. The state and nation, men stand out in the open to be the dfioii_e among the Candidates. so far as any official and judicial informa- carrier has been shown to be the link be- and say to the combined Christian millions BELL TO RKTl RN TO GKORGIA By Carrie*. tion is concerned, both congress and the tween 'hitherto unconnected cases. For many ot America, elect me and I will not give you In Atlanta, 55 cent* per month or 12 cents years no form of air Infection (except dust) Che right you ask?" IN INTEREST Of t'A\DID\t*V per weekToutsldo ot Atlanta, 6» cents per country are as much in the dark as ever. has been said to be a cause of typhoid, and Gainesville, Ga , June IP — (Special ) — month or 14 cents jper weelt. Senator Searcy states that when a lad Hon. Thomas M Bell will be in Gainesville For a long time thd railroads have been the reports of outbreaks of dust-borne he fougJit for states' rights in the ranks of Saturday, it is repoi ted. in the interest of J B. HOUJDAY, Constitution Building, insisting that they are radically underpaid. typhoid fever in the Spanish, and Boer wars the confederacy, but, he asserts, state sov- •ol* Advertising Manager lor all territory and in India are based on the flimsiest evi- ereignty will be none the lei»s sacred when his candidacx for re-t lection to congress outside Atlanta. A year ago? or more, congress appointed a dence. the liquor traffic is shut out of the nation. from the ninth district. bi-partisan and evenly balanced committee We have not forgotten the ubiquitous Senator Searcy concludes his argument Mr. Bell has set ved the people of the, The address of the Washington Bureau ,1s house fly as a frequent carrier of disease. ninth for ten \ ears in the rapacit\ of con- No. 1IS7 S Street. N. W, Mr. John Corrlsran. to investigate the subject. Before this with an appeal to the voters of the state gressman. Hon William A fhai tors )s op- Jr.. sta.ff correspondent, in charge- says The Journal of the American Medical to "save the democratic party." / If any tribunal the roads came, submitting exhaus- Association. In many of our states, however, enemy of temperance gets in under the rules posing Mr. Bell and a hot campaign is ex- THE CONSTITUTION Is on sale In New tive data. But just when it became evi- insects of this type are excluded as effective pected before August ID. - Tork city by 2 p. m. the day alter Issue, it now in vogue and votes to deny the Christian dent that they might make out their case, agents of Infection because of the climate people a hearing on the next round the tem- ONLY OM3 CANDIDATE FOR can be had: Hfctallng's Newsstands, Broad, during the colder months of the year, so perance people will be doubly armed to se- way and Forty-second street (Times building the committee was, by some mysterious LKdilSLATLKK IV FI,O\D COUNTY corner). Thirty-eighth street and Broadway that we cannot fall back on tthe convenient cure their rights." Rome, Ga., Juno in—(Special)—Although and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. process, discharged. Almost simultaneously hypotthesis of "transmission by flies." Ever He urges all candidates to agree to sub- the date of the state pi unary Is onl> two there appeared in the house the "Moon" bill, since Conn's report indicating the occurrence mit the amendment to the people. months off. there is only one announced The Constitution im not responsible for of cases of typhoid fever in epidemic form advance payments to out-of-town local car- which took the position that the railroads candidate for legislature from Flo\ d count v. riers, dealers or agents. as the result of the use of oysters contami- That Is R H. CopeUnd. a farmer and justice had been paid too much and that their nated with sewage, there'has been a grow- W. S. COLEMAN ANNOUNCES SPEAKING DATES FOR AV IK 1,1 AM J. HARRIS of the peace of Che IJtowah district It is compensation should be further sliced. That ing tendency to attribute the origin of much regarded as certain that John W Vale, of the winter typhoid fever in certain dis- - Anouncement Is made from the manage- former solicitor general of the Rome eircuit, INDEFENSIBLE! is the status of the matter, and to say the tricts to sewage-polluted bivalves. ment of the William J. Harris headquarters will announce, and friends of Barry Wright, least of it, the railroads have not been It is time to ascertain whether this at- of the following speaking dates by W S. In violation of direct promises, no con- Coleman: Bowdon, Carroll county, Friday, a, member of Che present delegation from given a square deal in the latest turn. titude toward the oyster is justied by the 3^1oyd, are confident that he v, ill be in the vincing steps have yet been taken toward ***** facts. Oysters are a highly prized article June 19; CarroIIton, Saturday, June 20. race. If the roads are being overpaid, we Sermon on the Tleht Collar. of diet Wherever they are obtainable. De- Mr. Coleman is the business partner of John H, Reynolds, president of the First the paving of Whitehall street, between should know it from a" judicial source. If Editor E. E. Kelley says that the editor spite tftie increasing enforcement of rigid William J. Harris, and in the absence of the latter (has given personal attention to National bank, who has been urged to enter Mitchell and Garnett. they are being underpaid, we should know of The Baltimore Ledger^" wears a collar so regulations concerning the vending of oys- the race, has definitely 'decided not to do so tight he has to use 4 buttonhook to fasten ters that are free from pollution according the campaign masters affecting the guberna- at present. This delay, on top of other delays, is in- that, too. The government cannot afford to it In front," and adds: to the standards of such representative torial race. Mr. Coleman is one of the ed- Othei s mentioned in connection with this "When a man wearing a tight collar bodies as the bureau of chemistry of the itors and owners of The Cedartown Standard. defensible. take service for nothing, even from a rail- the home town of Mr. Harris, and was for race are former Representativ e George. D. road. That savors too much of confisca- g-ets up in public and undertakes to elim- United States department of agriculture and Anderson, Charles "\V Morris oT Rome, Or. Nearly two weeks ago The Constitution inate a few golden thoughts from this system, the Rhode Island shell-fish commission, the years president of the Georgia Weekly Press A. W. Fmdle\, former mayor of Cave Spring; tion. To this end there is no reason why he sputters and snorts and chokes down and prejudice against this food-product has, association. He is a past grand master of Paul H. Doyal. a Rome attorney . I* A Dean, t drew attention to the impassable condition grows 'purple around the gills and the inno- justly or unjustly, increased in many quar- the Georgia Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows. the commission that began the mail probe He has delivered many addresses over the of Rome, a former representative Tt was 'of the street and demanded action. should not conclude and make its report to cent bystanders start a riot because the city ters. To consider only the alleged responsi- expected that G. B. Holder, a foi iner repre- does not have a pulmotor for such cases bility of the oyster in the causation of win- state on educational, memorial and fraternal sentative, would make the race, but .he Is ill As a result, the pledge was given that congress. Thus, there would be gained an made and provided Caesar crossed the ter typhoid.- we may ask what its habits occasions, and is among the widely known at his home and will be unable to enter Rubicon and Washington crossed the Dela- are at Ohis season. Gortham has shown that men of the~ state. work would begin last Wednesday. accurate basis of pay. 1 It should not be forgotten that while the ware, and neither ever -wore -a tight fitting during cold weather oysters rest or hiber- On Wednesday the excuse was offered linen collar. Columbus never saw a tight nate; movement ceases and feeding does not LEDFORD DEFENDS GOV. SLATON addition of the parcel post feature to the collar and, as everybody knows, Columbus occur, and the oysters become practically FOR SPEAKING ON EDUCATION" The Tarantula. that the rain Interfered. service has vastly increased the, demands on sailed on, and on, and on. The fact is, a free from sewage organisms, even when ly- C. R. Ledford, a •well-known school By GROUSE FITCH. man who g-oes around -with his neck, done ing on sewage-polluted beds. Author of "At Good Old Mvroah.' On Thursday another one. the carriers, their rate of pay has remained Up in a plaster cast collar cannot do high As such facts seem to throw some doubt teacher of Washington, Wilkes county, has stationary. We do not believe the house of class tlhinkinS', and the gods do not love on the wisdom of attributing winter typhoid taken exception to the criticisms of Gov- The same thing yesterday. him. and as a result toe is always getting to tihe oyster, Joseph has made a bacteriologic ernor Slaton for attending educational meet- The tarantula is a very large spider with representatives would perpetrate a wilful ings and county fairs. In this connection very efficient poison fangs and a jumping For all appearances to the contrary, the It in the neck. The gods are partial to study of the oysters sold in Baltimore. The he writes the following: injustice. It can easily assure equity as newspaper men who wear collars big enough aim of this investigation, conducted In the record. ancient policy of procrastination is again between the government and the roads by to slip off over the head in case of emer- "Governor John M. Slaton's life and ca- When seen at a distance, which is the * laboratory of hygiene and bacteriology at reer have appealed to me and obtained my proper -way to view a tarantula, he consists asking for the report of its own commission. gency." ***** the Johns Hopkins university, was to ascer- support. He Is Che son of an eminent mostly of leprs. He has els-ht Jonff hairr on the job. tain whether tihe oyster sold in one of the Even Brandels, whom no one will accuse of The Friendly Hurricane. teacher, and during his whole public career legs surrounding a body almost as large as This condition of things is intolerable. most prominent markets for these products has been most actively interested in the a peanut. Altogether he Is about as bi^ as fondness for railroads, has stated that, in I. in the United States contain typhoid organ- "cause of education. I learn that he has, a smalP plate and as pleasant to look at as The property owners threaten that if the his belief, the government Is unjust in the isms derived from the Intestinal tract, and during the present campaign, been criticised De preacher said: "You mus' tote yo' load whether their content varies with the sea- a rattlesnake. work is not.started without further delay matter of pay. In de middle er de road, on account of his frequent appearances at The tarantula is found in very hot c II- In de middle er de road; sons of the year, county fairs and county commencements. It mates. He begins to become dlsagreeablv they will call a mass meeting to place the Even the railroads are entitled to a An' de lightnin* come, an' *Je harricane blowed Tbe bacterial findings indicate that the seems to me that this should be greatly to numerous in southern Texas and incteasi-? Dat po' ole einner f'um de middle er de road! oysters sold in Baltimore are in general free responsibility. square deal! his credit. "What can be more appropriate in numbers and ferocitv •with the increasing from sewage contamination. Those few lots than for a governor of a great state to heat of the tropics. No naturalist has as n. which would be condemned by the most rigid stimulate by his presence such enterprises The Constitution will be behind them in standards were obtained at times of the yet sent back an account of bho nether Oh, he had mo 'trouble 'n he ever knowed and affairs as county fairs and county com- regions, but it is quite Itkelv that tho taran- the movement. WHOSE OX IS GORED? year when tihe weatther was quite warm—a mencements? Tlhey are both -great edu- In de middle er de road, fact of no little significance in view of the tula is one of the oldest inhabitants of These property owners co-operated with The Huerta delegates to the mediation In de middle er de road; cators and of the best and purest kind. If Hades. But he thankful ter de harricane fer lifttiT tendency to prolong the oyster-eating season a governor can thus interest himself it cer- proceedings object to a constitutionalist for beyond tbe limits of the colder months. One tainly speaks most highly for him. It is The tarantula does not live in houses and the city in improving Whitehall, on a defi- of (his load of the most striking points brought out was catch flies like the domesticated spider of provisional president because the latter, be- An blowtn* him forever Turn de middle er surely better than attending horse racing or the north, but inhabits caves and holes In nite pledge that the work would be rushed de road! the distinct change in the character of the fashionable functions." ing in full control of the election machinery, ***** oysters, according to the time of the year. the ground and remain in a. perpetual ill, to completion. would be able to perpetrate all sorts of HOT* to Get Aronnil tbe Weather. In the early fall the scores were high, in the humor. "When he is approached by anyone cold weatiher of midwinter low, and again BIR.S. ATKINSON AND LAWTON EVANS not on his calling list, "he rises rapid-ly upoh Their confidence has been betrayed. election frauds, such as stuffing the ballot A weatherwise pihilosopher hands us the several of his hind logs and leaps at the following weather-wisdom: Tiigh in the spring. On no occasion were the CORRECT REPORT REGARDING HARRIS Their bnsiness is and long has been in boxes and jamming through the slate of the bacteria which cause typhoid found. Political opponents of Judge N. E. Harris, intruder. The leap of the tarantula, it, not administration. "Don't pray for rain till you're red in candidate for governor, have circulated the fatal, but if he manages to make a small jeopardy because of the ragged condition of the face. report that he opposed General Clement A. hole in hts victim w ith his po« erf ul j.iws. Memory still retains a vivid recollection Bernhardt and Rostand. Evana when he ran against the late W. Y. said victim swells up like a Mexican dictator the street. "Don't jump on the thermometer. It is Atkinson for governor. Judge Harris is in and becomes remarkably afflicted w Ith ill of the one election held under the mild and too high for you V> make a record-jump. (From The Columbia Record.) Work must begin NOW to undo this democratic regime of 'the gentle Huerta'. A pretty story comes from France of a receipt of a letter from Mrs. Atkinson in health. Many scientists ha\e assuier! ut, that "Don't love your enemies to death, and contest in compliments between Mme. Sarah which ghe says. "I can state from knowledge the bite of this spider is practical!\ harm- municipal disgrace No further excuses There were more cries of fraud than in the don't waste time hating them. Bernhardt and Edmund Roatand, the poet, unquestionable that you supported General less, but most of these li\e m Philadelphia, days of Tweed at meridian, and all civiliza- in which the Alfonse and Gaston stunt is Evans in that campaign. After he became and other cold countries, and do not carry should be tolerated! "Swear not at alK The book agent and governor your loyalty . as a state senator tion knew the results of the election were a put to shame. Mme. Bernhardt telegraphed these insects around in their pockets as petB. the lightitln'grod man" have got to live to a Paris newspaper last Wednesday that to his administration compensated in large farce. So apathetic were the people that The tarantula is x*ery fond of banana "Comfort your soul witlh the reflection she had entered suit against Rostand be- measure for your vote against him." plantations, and likes no oth^r better than they stayed away from the polls rather than cause a poster of a cinematograph perform- Lawton B. Evans, in a letter, sajs: MR. JOHNSON'S APPOINTMENT. that when the fire's out in this world it "I am writing you this to express m> to crawl into a bunch of bananas and go to have a "canned" ticket rammed down their Won't be blazing in the next." ance of his play, "L'Aiglon," had been stuck sleep for a few weeks Frequently he awakus The appointment of Colonel J. Lindsay * * » * * up right opposite her Paris theater and personal appreciation of the friendship that in a country grocery store in Illinois When throats. r Johnson, editor o£ The Rome (Ga.) Tribune- To the Fire-AnKels. would hurt ,her business. Mme. Saraih was you had for my father in his race for gov- this happens, he comes forth to ee the pro- Now come the representatives of Huerta most put out by the use of tbe title ernor and the support that you gave him Herald, as assistant director of the census- at that time. I sincerely hope that the prietor and get an explanation. Shortly after and, with fare intelligence, express the fear I. "L'Aiglon." which she claims belongs to her* this the human contents of the store may so far as concerns the stage. people of tJhis state will elect you governor. for the Philippines at a salary of $4,000, that the constitutionalists would duplicate Oh, you fire-angels. I expect to vote for you myself and to do A-flyin' 'round the blue. The brilliant author of "L'Aiglon" seems will meet with universal approval in Geor- that identical trick. to have been distressed at the anger which •what I can to secure your election, and I gia, tempered only by the regret that his On the growlin' bills of Grouchtown had been aroueed against him in the bosom believe that my father would have done the It makes all the difference in the world Fling a firebrand or two! same thing." acceptance means his temporary absence »Fling 'em all-aroun', of the "Z>ivine Sarah," and /he telegraphed whose ox is gored. her: from this state. It will also be a source of On the hilltops o' the town; "I know nothing about the case, but I The Tvorld'll sing your praises would rather cut my hand oft than engage a MANY OFFICIALS AND CANDIDATES regret that the official recognition measured If you burn 'em to the groun'! IN ATHENS COMMENCEMENT WEEK Col, and is one of the The ancient Balkan war cloud Is making sermon," says The Adams Enterprise. "That, Byron would never /have agreed with and then on- commencement day. He utilized He will make the government a faithful futile efforts to look as black as it is and the (hot weather, made saints and sinners Theophile Gautier's dictum that men of tihe odd hours between exercises, trains and few blessings of Mexico. If Mexican dictators present think that Judgment Day had come." genius should be fat. For the increase jof meals to get about among the people, meet- would only follow the tarantula's example »nd a conscientious servant. The recogni- painted. 1 and eat each other, that < ounti y v, ould be- ****!* his too, too solid flesh was the one thins of ing them and saying little of hts race. He come much happier. j tion of his merit, though long delayed, is The Right Ruler. which he was afraid, and various frealc made no speech while in Athena, educational gratifying to his friends, despite the fact It wouldn't do to say that those "Home, The humble, happier than the great, diets were adopted to keep it under. "I»on or otherwise, though bis interest in educa- May win a higher crown; On the Water Wagon. that it falls short of being commensurate Sweet Home," congressmen are better in a Juan" was written almost entirely on gin tion is "well known. I've found my earthly real estate and water, and in 1813 he lived on six bis- Cliff Walker, graduate of Georgia, solici- (From The New York Press.) •with his deserts and his services. choir than a quorum. , Where Love rules -all 'the town. cuits a day and tea. Previously at Athens tor general of this circuit for several years, Huerta's decision to suspend the blockade was attending the twentieth commencement at Tampico is the first evidence to confirm •, This Editor Wen* he fc_ad tried a diet of rice in small quanti- the rumor that he has gone .on the water .. The outlook for peace between Greece ties, washed down by vinegar and water, at Georgia, though he hardly looks old wagon. ASQUHH'S SURRENDER. At this writing the editor of TBie Mineral and later on he tried one thin slice of bread and Turkey is not so good. They are threat- Springs Citizen is doubtless trying to extract for breakfast and a vegetable dinner, keep- The English suffragettes have scored a comfort from the Book of Job. He tells this ened with mediation. on himself: jng down hunger by chewing tobacco. And point in forcing Premier Asquith to abjectly "We went fishing the other day and didn't apparently such diets stimulated the brain While mortifying the flesh. surrender to their demand for an official "Reporters worry me," says T. R. (Looks even get a mosquito bite, but came near Thirteen Automobiles Given Away ruining our disposition when we fell in the Interview. The suffragettes carried -their like genuine reformation.) creek, and a wire broke when we were get- , Nomination Blank Published o n First Classified Advertising point by one of those devices of coercion ting over a fence which throwed us on our Like Play for T. R. head, and when we got up we didn't know Page of This Issue. This contes t may mean a motor car for you, . jvith which the 'reading world is now However, there is no medal for the where we were at or which wa> we wer» familiar. Sylvia Pankhurst set about sta- going. We had to wade mud a half-mile t* I statesman with the beat singing voice. get to the creek." Every Energetic Entry Gets ,a Prize J THE /CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, 6A-, SATOKDAY, JUNE 20, 1914. Page Seven.

city on ~tfce 20th of August. Dr. W. J. COUNTY POLICEMEN ALL NEGROES DRIVEN Matthews, of Elberton, is president of Columbus Man Is fJurt CONVICTIONS MEAN \ the society and Dr. E. 3J. Coleman, of When His Motorcycle WILL ACCEPT SURE ENOUGH LID FOR MUSCOGEE COUNTY FROM TOWN IN IDAHO this city, is the secretary-treasurer. BIG HIT IS - Columbujs,' Ga-, June 19.—(Special.)— Boise. Idaho, June 19,—Citizens of Collides With Automobile ON AT WAYCROSS Muscogee ''county commissioners' today Shoshone, Idaho, drove all negroes out MEXICAN COTTON SEED swore in a- squad of seven mounted or that town last night after Jack Ed- officers, with. .James Falmer._former wards, negro, while resisting arrest on- FREE FROM QUARANTINE Columbus, Ga;, June 19.—(Special.)— Waycrose, Ga., June 19.—(Special.) city detective, as captain, whose duty a charge of drunkenness, had shot Every druggist charged with- violat- James 3vjay. ,the town marshal, and E. BY PHOTOEXHIBIT j. B. Williams, riding a motorcycle, ft will be to police the county roads, Washington. June 19.—The federal ing the Sunday law in Waycross was V. Bower, treasurer of JLincoln county. quarantine asralnst foreign cotton seed and Dr. T. B. Mitchell, driving; an auto- Georgian Will Soon Leave for and particularly those leading Into the Bower's -wound may prove fatal. The mobile, collided on Fifth'• avenue and fined in city c(mrt~tod*ay by Judge John city. and>the suburbs districts. negro was caught today at American and cotton seed hulls, because of the Manila to Take Up the McDonald alter a verdict of guilty "pin^c boll worm," has been amended Indianapolis Wins the Next Twelfth street this afternoon about 6 This was done in pursuance of recom- Falls and. taken back to Shoshone. o'clock, with the result that Williams' was returned against "W. H. McRae. mendations of the Muscogee county so as to permit of .importations from leg was broken, the bone coming Census Work. Five others, R. C. CrawJey, Julius grand jury- yesterday. the states of CoAhuila, Durango and Convention and Will H. through the skin. He was taken to a Henderson. A. H. Miles, C- vV- Mills Gadsden Couple Elope. Chihuahua in Mexico. hospital for treatment. Dr. Mitchell and Frank Smith, entered pleas of Towles, of Washington, Is News was received in Atlanta Fri- guilty and were fined J30 each. Mc- MRS. LAMBRIGHT DIES Rome. Ga., June 19.—(Special.)— was not injured. day that Colonel X- Lindsay Johnson, The romantic elopement of a Gads- Revival at Clarkesville. Williams' condition tonight is quite Rae was fined 9100. den couple, fleeing from parental editor of The Rome Tribune-Herald, In passing sentence Judge McDon- AT HOME IN BRUNSWICK Clarkesvillo. Ga . June IS.—(Special.') Elected to Presidency. serious. He is an employee of the and prominent in state and national wrath, culminated in the marriage at ald made it very clear he would not the office of Ordinary Johnson yes- Rev. Sam Ha.vncs. of Atlanta, and Southern railroad office. Dr. Mitchell politics for many years, would accept tolerate violations of the Sunday law Brunswick, Ga., June 19.—(Special.) terday of Miss Bessie Beatrice Burgess •Tames C. Wardwell. a muMCi.in of At- is a dentist. the position tendered him recently as Jars. James E. Lambnght, one of the and Jeff Harralson Morgan. lanta, aro assisting Rev. J. S J,trlfk: Thousands at people went to the and intimated in no uncertain man- oldest a"nd most respected citizens" o£ land, of the Clarkcsvillo Methodist Auditorium-Armory on Friday to see ner that" If any of these fined today Brunswick, died at her home here to- church at a two -weeks revival, which, appeared before him again they would night. She was in her eighty-eighth is beins held at the courthouse. the mammoth exhibit of photographs not have the opportunity of paying year, Doctors to Meet at Athens. staged there by the Photographers' As- a fine. The .prosecution in. each case Mrs. Lambnght is survived by one "Athens, Ga., June 19.—(Special.)— sociation of America, which lias been In JAKEORRPLAiu was pushed by the Civic league, head- son and several daughters, among the The Medical association of the Eighth ANTI-KAMNIA TABLETS ed by J. T. Hopkins. latter being Mrs. A. C. Ward, of At- congressional district of Georgia, will convention in Atlanta all this week. lanta, wife of tire well-known divine. hold its regular annual meeting in this Arc Instant Tain Killers. Friday was the first and only time It is reported that Waycross is go- ing to have a aure enough lid on Sun- that the general public was given op- IN THIS FINALS days in future. The sale of cigars is portunity to see the big show, and all said to have caused the jury trying who could took advantage of it. McRae to render a guilty verdict, as It was a show well worth seeing. And Right to Meet Champion the Jurors -were Inclined to regard cold 11' The big sky-line picture of Atlanta Carter, Al»o of Atlanta, in drinks a necessity. and the beautiful portraits 'and art poaes of the Ansco company were first Challenge Round. ASK TAX EQUALIZERS to catch the crowds as they entered the TO RESIGN IN ELBERT lobby. Augusta, Ga-, June 19.—Friday' s play exhibit! Win Prafae. In the South Atlantic States tourna- In the Auditorium there was contin- ment carried the championship singles Elberton, Ga., June 19.—(•Special.)— half way through the final match and At a mass meeting in the courthouse Summer's ually a group of people about the 'booth the championship doubles to the semi- in Elberton strong resolutions were of Bduard Blum, of Chicago and Ber- adopted requesting the three tax equal- lin, with its splendid collection of oil finals. The two semi-final matches were izers for that county to resign. portraits. Further down the Eastman played in the morning, J. K. Orr. ar., It is said that of 4,000 taxpayers, exhibit of kodaks took the crowd. The of Atlanta, defeating G. W. Waring, of several were reduced and a majority Wallensak Optical company's exhibit were raised slightly, the county of Bl- On the job again Columbia, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3, and F- S. Bain of beautiful photoeraphs was also very defeating Jennings, of Atlanta, 6-2, 6-0. bert adding about a million dollars to The final match between J. K. Orr the digest. attractive. Copies of the request to resign were Kastman exhibited its photographs In and F. S. Bain was started and proved the prettiest and best played so far sent to each assessor, £3. B. Tate. S. H. Join the happy society of "thin clothes men." the extreme rear of the Auditorium. of the tournament, Orr leading at two Jones and R. P, "Ward. They are not The company has a mamoth exhibit J. LINDSAY JOHNSON. likely to resign till they finish their there, well displayed in an artistically work, which will be next week. The men who are seeking comfort in cool weave arranged trellised booth/ assistant director of the census for There were many other exhibits of morning, and the winner will chal- the Philippine islands, and would leave wearables. Our complete lines include the G-enuine lenge E. V. Carter, Jr., of Atlanta, the Fire Destroys Residence. pictures, cameras and supplies. present singles champion, the chal- at an early date for Manila to take up To the left of the Auditorium, under lenge match to be played in the after- his new work. Lyerly, Ga., June 19.—(Special.)— Palm Beach, genuine Priestly Mohairs, Outing the balcony, was the official, exhibit, noon. Colonel Johnson will be a welcome Fire destroyed the residence and con- The survivors in the doubles are addition to official circles In the tents belonging to Clarence Bradley, where there were a large number of at Chelsea, entailing a loss of about Flannels, .Serges, Pongees, Crashes, Tropical Wor- prize and special mention pictures. White and Redfern, of Albany, Ga., Philippines, as his reputation as a wit and Carter and Orr, of Atlanta and $800. The fire is supposed to have orig- The crowd Friday was composed and his genial good nature' have made inated from a defective stove flue and Phinizy and Gary, of Augusta, and him widely known all over the coun- steds. largely of the laymen, with, only here Waring brothers, of Columbia. Semi- the fact that the family was absent and there a man interested in the tech- finals, Redfern and White v. Carter and try. He has for many years been one from home when the fire broke out gave it such headway before it was nical side of photography. Orr -and Phinizy and Gary v. Waring of the most picturesque as well as powerful figures in southern Journal- discovered that it was impossible to The last lectures and the last busi- brothers, to be played Saturday morn- $7.50 to $35 ing and championship in afternoon. ism. extinguish it. ness sessions of the photographers was Visiting players were entertained iHe has for many years been a held on Friday. with a dance tonight. staunch supporter of Secretary of Don't taJte chances with Tour hnfe- Indianapolis was selected as the next State Bryan, and it is thought that Ins. Get Oolly Varden Flour. It Is convention city over Los Angeles, St. Mr. Bryan was largely instrumental guaranteed to give perfect satisfac- Straw Headwear Louis and several others. WILLS FILED IN ATHENS In. having Governor General Burton tion, "White as the Driven Snow." The new officers -were elected as fol- Harrison, of the Philippines, tender Ask your Grocer.—(adv.) lows: COVER LARGE ESTATES him the appointment as assistant di- Fifty shapes and braids to select from—staple styles and a "Will H. Towles, of Washington, D. C., rector of the census for the Islands. president; L. A. Dozier, of Bucyrus, Athenst Ga., June 19. — (Special.)— host of the really new fads—soft, droopy, pliaiit Milans, French Ohio, first vice president; Ryland W. Testerday the last will and testament of the late Allen H. Talmage was filed Palms, Panamas and Bangkobs— Phillipa," of Philadelphia, second vice for probate by the attorney for the Mrs. Smith in Charge president; H. W. Holslnger, of Char- estate. Mrs. A. H. Talmage Is made lottesville, Va., treasurer. the sole executor of the instrument Of Cotton Mills Strike The woman's federation, associated and is relieved of bond. The value, $2 and up with, the Photographers' association, even the approximate value, therefore of the estate 'can hardly be known till For Labor Federation elected the following officers: appraisers have set a valuation upon it Maybelle Goodlander, of Muncie, Ind., — as under the inheritance law all es- SILK SHIRTS president; Clara Louise Haelns, of Chi- tates in Georgia have to be now ap- The American Federation of Labor cago, first vice president; Sarah Price, praised within a given time after the has assumed active charge of the , of Mount Airy, Pa., second vice presi- filing of the will for probate. Ap- strike In Atlanta among the textile Gorgeous lines of Pure Silk Shirts and the fashionable combi- dent; Bayard Wootten, of Newbern N. praisement can not be waived by the workers of the Fulton Bag and Cot- C, secretary and treasurer. nations of Silk and-Linen, Grenadine and Crepe. Mr Talmage left all his property to ton mills, and President Samuel Gom- i Begin*. his wife and at her death it goes to pers has appointed Mrs. E. B. Smith, The photographers will begin to de- their six children. The estate is one of well known labor leader, to take local part for their homes Saturday morning, the largest in recent years, embracing charge. although many of them have declared several large and several small farms The national textile association, it Summer Footwear their intention of remaining over in and some sixteen or eighteen pieces of is said, - is donating $600 a week td Atlanta until Sunday. city property — store buildings on prom- the strike, the Atlanta Federation of inent streets and other realty. Palm Beach Oxfords, White Buck, White Canvas, Tan and Black Resolutions o£ thanks were tendered Trades $500 'a week. These amounts stops itching The will of the late Stephen Upson to Mayor Woodward and Governor Sla finance the strikers' commissary and ton at Friday's meetins- was also yesterday filed for probate. leather Oxfords in the ultra English lasts— •^S^n. all sides are heard expressions Messrs. Frank and Stephen C. Upson pay rent on ninety-two houses se- of appreciation of the co-opecatlon and and Misses Emily and Esther TTpson cured for the operatives. hospitality Atlanta has shown the vis- are named as the executors and are The strikers will give a parade this instantly itors. Especially have the local pho- relieved from making any bond what- afternoon through, the main streets $4 to $7.50 tographers made it their business to see soever. They, with their mother, Mrs. of the city at 5 o'clock,1 the parade to HE moment Reainol Ointment that the visitors got everything they Upson, and a sister and brother. Miss Serena Upson, of Athens, and Mr. Ed start from the Junior Odd Fellows' touches any itching skin, the itching wanted. Upson, of Atlanta, are the beneficiaries hall on Moore street. A union band Tstops and healing begins. With the E. E. Doty, of Battle Creek, who was — sharing alike —i n the vast estate, will play at the head of the proces- aid of Resinol Soap, it quickly removes one of, Atlanta's most strenuous op- which is probably the largest ever filed sion. * ' posers for the ^convention, declared On Sunday afternoon the striking •11 traces of eczema, rash, tetter, ring- himself delighted with the city and the for record. Hundreds of thousands of operatives will hold a. mass meeting worm, pimples or other tormenting, un- manner in which, he and the other dollars worth of New York property Is at White City park, and special invi- guests had been treated. "Warmth of said to be in the realty conveyed by tation is extended the public to be sightly eruption, leaving the skin clear Inc. feeling on the convention floor," he this Instrument. present. The following organizers of «n"d healthy. It is equally effective for said, "is but for the moment, and as the American Federation of Labor and •area, boils, burns, red, rough hands, Eiseman Bros., soon aa a fight is won or lost, what the United Textile Workers of Ameri- dandruff and pilci. antagonism may have been felt is in- BEILISS CASE REVIVED ca will ppeak: Charles A. Miles, Mrs. stantly forgotten. Atlanta Is all right, E. B, Smith, Mrs. Sarah Con-boy and Retinal Ointment !• to nearly fleah-ool* and I am glad I came." BY ANOTHER ARREST Miss Killeker. oral that it can be u*ad on ezpoied BUP* 11-13-15-17 Whitehall Officers of the Atlanta Federation fAOM without attracting undue attention. of Trades declare that 1,200 operatives Rodnol haa been preeoribed by doctor* for 10 Kiev, Russia, Jun« 19. —Singaievsky . are now out on strike. OPPOSITION TO CHANGE a brother of Vera Tcheberlak, who was yean. All druggists sell Eeainol Ointment {60m The South's Largest Clothing Store the principal figure, In the trial and and »1-00>, and Resinol Soap (£Se). For trial IN CENTRAL SCHEDULE acquittal last autumn of Mendel Bei- •!•• free, writ* to Dept. 40-6, Reoinol. Balti- UNDER DEATH PENALTY, more. Md. Beware of useless " substitutes." liss, of the charge of murdering the Senoia, Ga., J.une 19.—(Special.)—The boy, Yushinsky, was arrested today by change of schedule asked for on the MATTHEWS IS DYING passenger trains of the Central rail- the police. road by the Rome Board of Trade, and Police surveillance also was estab- Lyerly, Ga., June 19.—(Special.) •which goes before the railroad commis- lished over Vera Tcheberiak. Frank Matthews, who has been held in sion at an early date, will meet strong The woman has been deprived of the county Jail since his trial and opposition from all the smaller towns her membership in the Union of Rus- conviction for robbing the Bank of i east of Carrollton. as the changes sian People, the Black Hundred organ- Lyerly, and given a sentence of ten asked for would ruin tlie present con- ization, which Is accepted as an indica- years, will be earned to Home in a few venient schedules which now allow tion that the long rumored court pro- days and kept in a tent under guard residents of these towns to make a ceedings are about to b,e instituted until the motion for a new trial can round trip to Atlanta and return in a against her. be heard by Judge "Wright. Matthews day. At the time of the Beiliss trial, two is declared toy physicians to be in the secret agents declared that, posing as last stages of tuberculosis, and from The changes asked for -would make criminals anxious to screen him. they the early morning train only a- local learned from Singaievsky that he, with this, fact he will not be admitted to the train and would make no connection at hospitals, and he is not being confined Rudzmsky and Latisherf, killed Yu- in Jail with other prisoners. Griffin with Atlanta trains, as it would shinsky In Vera Tcheberlak's house, arrive at Griffin ,*JO minutes after the the alleged rendezvous of a gang of Atlanta train had left. Sharpsburg, thieves. Turin and Brooks would have ail mail *REV. C. C. SPENCE DIES and passenger schedules practically ruined. AFTER LONG ILLNESS • The changes proposed is to have the CLARK CONFIRMED AS early morning1 trains run from Car- rollton, one to Rome and one to Grif- AUGUSTA POSTMASTER •Cornelia, Ga,, June 19.—(Special.)— fin, leaving Carrollton at 8:15 a. m. The Rev. C. C. Spence died at his home j here at 5 o'clock this morning after 1 evening passenger train from Atlanta J is also to be an hour later, missing an illness of several months. Atlanta connection at Griffin He was one of the best known tnin- I notice yesieraay inaz me senate naa ister-s in the .North Georgia confer- ' confirmed his nomination as postmaster ence, and was for a long time \presi-1 at this place to succeed the incumbent, dent of Young Harris college, at Young I West Point Cftautauqua. Thomas D. Hurphy, whose term expires Harris, Ga.,' and Piedmont college, at j July 1. Mr. Clark's resignation as Demorest, Ga,, besides holding many West Point, Ga., June 19.—(Special.) sheriff will be sent to Governor Sla- other positions of trust and honor In The chautauqua week was such a- suc- ton in a few daya. and he will be ready his denomination in an educational cess in every way that it -was decided to assume the new office July I, if the and ministerial way1. He is survived to make the chautauQua organization postoffice inspectors have finished by a wife and brother. a permanent institution and will be their work by that time. Funeral services were held at the known as the Chautauq.ua Association It is expected that Deputy Sheriff First Methodist church here this aft- of West Point, Ga. J. T. Plunkett will be appointed to ernoon. Thanks were given Dr. C. E. Pattillo fill out the unexpired term as sheriff. for the untiring work h© did to se- He has already been elected without ^^ure and make the clmutauqua a suc- opposition 'to the full term to succeed Jess here. Sheriff Clark. TIPPLING CHARGE COSTS J. V. FAIN HEAVY FINE

"Running a blind tiger" and allow- ing tippling on Sunday at his home, 328 Simpson street, prored costly to J. V. Fain, fined $200 in recorder's An Extraordinarily court Friday morning on the above charges. L. O. Williams, who. the de- fendant believed, informed the police Good Watch for of his alleged illegal operations, charged Fain with assaulting him, and the recorder then bound him over un- $15.00 der this charge under bond of $2,000. This Watch is priced on tlfe same basis as every other watch sold AKERMAN TO PUBLISH by us. FORESTRY TEXT BOOK We feature it because 12-size open-face watches are the most populaT men's "watches sold and to demonstrate the fact that we offer designed tor use in tne agricultural decidedly the finest values to be high schools and southern colleges, had. will he published in July, Professor Alfred Akerman, A. B., M, F., member The cases are the finest 20-year of the society of American foresters, and professor of forestry, college of gold-filled quality. They are gen- agriculture, University of Georgia, be- uine Boss or Crescent cases, guar- ing the author. anteed by the factory and ourselves It deals with timber trees, reproduc- to wear ecs well as gold for at least tion, protection, thinnings, cutting ma- twenty years. Three styles of cases furnished —plai n Roman, pol- ture timber, sawmills on the fa isued or engine-turned, The cases are fitted with full 15-jewel first-grade , Elgin or Wal^ham movements, which carry the same guarantee given on the most expensive movements. Mail orders are shipped prepaid under a money-back guarantee WANT TAX EQUALIZERS of satisfaction. -- TO DO MORE WORK Call arid let us tell you about the relative merits of the models •we carry in watch movements and cases. Athens, Ga., June. 19.—(Special.)—- The county commissioners of Clarke A postal reguest will bring you a copy of our 160-page illus- county have Just passed a resolution, trated watch and Jewelry catalogue "C." setting forth that three hours a day—' from 9 o'clock to noon—is not a'suffi- cient day's work to be' worth $4 al- lowed per diem to the tax equalizers <^ Berkefle, Inc. of the county, who, they say, observed Gold and Silversmiths those hours. Established 1887 31 Whitehall St. Atlanta. Ga. board's expression. /The other two are J. F. Jackson and G. If. Thurmond. '

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Edited By Carl Thompson To Join Locals Dick Jemison 9 CARL THOMPSON Mutt Williams Hurling HURLED GOOD GAME Doscher and. Perry man Face BASEBALL LEADERS REPORTS TODAY And Rabbit Long's Hitting Lookouts inDoubleBill Today; GATHERJNNEW YORK Wins First From Lookouts First Game Called at 2:30 Chiefs of Organized Baseball Are Considering Federal Pitcher Sees Foolishness By Dick Jemt*on. scaring when Long smashed one be- The Crackers and Lookouts tie up In ger Smith may decide at the last min- Kichard, "Mutt" Williams has the tween short and third. a double-header at Ponce de Leoh this ute to pitch Browning. Bill Sline and League Invasion. of His Position and Wires distinction of beine the first heaver The Box Score. afternoon, the first game storting: at Pat Graham will probably 'be the to twirl the ' Crackers to a victory CHATTANOOGA— ab. r. h. po. a, e. 2:30. Lookouts' battery. Manager Smith That He over the Chattanooga Lookouts this Johnson, if. 3 0' 1 2 1 0 Manager Smith stated last night that Emmet Key Ferryman an,d Joe Dunn New York, June 19.—Although rep- season. Ens, ss. .. 401040 he did not know just who he would will probably he the selection in the resentatives of organized baseball were "Mutt" performed this feat Friday Jacobsen, cf...... 4 l l 0 0 0 work in the first game and that the second game, with Quarders. the young here in nu'mbers today, presumably, to Is Coming. afternoon, this being the most oppor- .Shanley, rf. 4 0 2 2 o o outcome of that game would depend southpaw from the Detroit Tigers, re- tune time, and bfefore an assemblage Coyle, ib ..3 0 l 14 1 on who he would work In the second. ceiving his. final try-out In an en- of about 3,000 fans, he hurled one of Flick, 2b 4 0 I 3 3 But the chances that tbe two Jacks, deavor to make good, twirling for the Graff, 3b 30 Doscher and Tyree, will form the bat- Lookouts. Gabby Street will be be- Carl Thompson, former University the best battles a Cracker twlrler- has 0 1 \"i' tery in the first game, though Mana- of Georgia star, and a member of tbe. yet uncorked, keeping the locals in Street, c. . • 3 0 0 1 o o! hind the bat. Crackers' hurling corps last season, first .place. , Paige, p 20 0 1 5 1 has seen the error of his. way and "Mutt" pushed the Lookouts down xGraham 1 0 0 0 ^ 0 0 that organization, but so far as could will report here today. the ladder a trifle further, the Bir- Howell. p...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 be learned no action was taken. The Manager Smith received a wire from mingham Barons by reason of their meeting adjourned until morning: to the t wirier yesterday In which he victory over the New* Orleans Pelicans Totals 31 1 7 24 16 2 see what would be done nt a meeting state briefly. Am on my way. "Will xBatted for Paige in eighth. By Four Inche? Yale Varsity of the national commission, set for to- climbing- up until now they are right arrive Saturday." on our heels—a half a frame behind. night. Thompson has seen the foolishness Seven blows were all the Moosemen ATLANTA—• ab. r. h. po. a. e. , No meeting of the commission was held, however, because Ban Johnson, of his position in demanding such- an were able to gather, and ol these; five McConnell. 2b. . outlandish salary as he, did, and in- of them were the rankest Infield Kircher, 3b. . . 120 Wins Over Harvard Rival president of the American league, was asmuch as the Jersey City club was scratches. "Mutt" Issued free trans- Eibel, l It Is an odd coincidence that none of strokes for the first round, 7!) for the to do it, splashed water on their ex- steadily grew until at the half mile the local outfleledrs had a single Mobile ..010 000 Oil—3 hausted crewmates. she was three lengths in the fore. Yale Montgomery ..200 000 000- second. 85 for the third and 82 for the Batteries—Peaster. Voss and Bash- chance during; the game, proving how last. Never in the history of Intercollegi- made her fight after the mile. She am: Morrow and Wells- Time, 1:55. (Under tbJs head the sporting editor will effectively Williams was pitching. endeavor to answer all questions pertaining* Summary—Two-base hits, Lively, John Henry Taylor, last year's win- ate rowing has there been a greater increased her stroke to 36 and cut down Umpire, Moran. to all branches of sports.) Palm Paced locals. Calhoun 2, Donahue, JLord, O'Dell; sac- ner, who had led the field at the end exhibition of bulldog determination a length of Harvard's advantage; Near George "Piggy" Paige, erstwhile rifice hit Hudnall; sacrifice fly, Hud- of the third round, was seocnd at the and grrit on the part of sixteen oars- the finish Yale's coxswain steered a Gnme<*oelcM 3, Indian™ 2. Dick Jemison,, Sporting Editor. Constitu- Cracker, faced the Crackers; this be- nail; double plays, Hollander to Baker, finish, with an aggregate of 309. men seated in rival shells. They rowed wide course and Harvard, spurting, Score by innings: R. H. M tion.—1. Is Umps. Breitensteln the "Old ing his first game as a Lookout, and Dobard to Hudnall to Calhoun, Schmidt . J. L. C. Jenkins, who recently won side by side, with Yale always setting' led over the Snlsh line. Columbia 000 001 020—3 S 3 Man Breit." that pitched for' New Orleans his attempt at a comeback as a Class to Hudnall. Hollander to Baker to the British amateur championship, led Savannah Oil 000 000—2 6 3 several years. 2. Who do you consider the SnedecorJ stolen bases. Miller 2, Do- beat third baseman In tbe Southern and A pitcher. the amateurs in the competition with Batteries—Gardln and Tyson; Woolf next to the1 best, . aJso among- pitchers and "Piggy" has nothing- hut a good bard, Hollander; struck out, by Hogg a score of 315. and Gust. Time, 1:30. Umpire, Fender. catchers. 2. "With, a man on first with.none break and this h« did not seem able 4, by Wheatly 4; bases on balls, off out. batter hits Infield fly, is .batter out to control, as his five free tickets will Hogg 1, off Wheatly 3; left on bases. Foxes Win Tiro. testify. But the former Cracker shows Mobile 7, 'Montgomery 3. Time 1:50. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE when the ball goes up ? 4. "What are At- el uin an FIRST GAME. lanta's chances for Bialand? 5. Who do you evidence of being able to twirl a few Umpires, K * d Chestnutt. think will win the pennant In the Southern. good games as soon as he is able to Score hv innings: R- H. E. National, American.—C. C. H. STANDING OF CLUBS Jacksonville. . . .000 000 000—0 5 6 1. Yes- 2. ' Kircher. 3. No. 4 Good get in a little work. Browns 6, Athletic*, 2. Cub* 8, Phillies 7. Columbus 042 110 lOx—9 7 0 Harry Shanley, formerly of the Mem- Barons 5, Pels 3. St. Louis. June 19.—After Philadel- 5. Atlanta, New York. Philadelphia. Philadelphia, June 19.—A poorly Batteries—Burmeister, Johnson and phis Chicks, debutted as a Lookout, New Orleans, June 19.—Birmingham Southern T^rasne. South Atlantic phia scored two runs in the opening: played game here today was won by playing right field In the absence of defeated New Orleans in the second session today, St. Ixiuis came back and, Chicago In the tenth Inning 8 to 7. Campfleld; Hawkins and Kreba. Time, Manager ' Harry McCormlck, who, game of the series today, 5 to 3. Al- CLUBS. W. L. PC, CLUBS. W. L 1:35. Umpire, Vitter. ATLANTA.. 34 27 .u&7 Columbia.. 201 by bunching five hits, two of them for In the tenth, Leach led off with .a though here in uniform, was not able though the two , teams made a total Birmingham 34 28 .548 Albany 201, extra bases, with errors and a base on .home run into the bleachers, and Good to climb into harness. By reason of of ten errors, ,but two errors by the Chattanooga 34 29 .540 Columbus.. 201. 'balls, scored five runs and was never SECOND GAME. Cracker j Daily Hitting locals and one' by the visitors figured scored on his single and steal of sec- Score by innings; R. H. E. his speed, Shanley beat out a couple 1 Mobile ..... 34 29 .540 Augusta. .. 11.. headed, the home team winning, 6 to 2, ond, and Ireland's fumble of Zimmre- of Infield taps. in the scoring . The visitors scored N. Orleans. . 34 31 .523 Charleston.. 1 .500 making it two straight from the cham- man's grounder. Becker made another Jacksonville - -000 000 1.00 0—1 6 3 Elmer Flick hit in the hardest luck three runs early, the locals catching Nashville... 33 31.516 Jacksonville 0 .000 pions. home run, his third In three succes- Columbus - - .000 010 000 1—2 3 1 Through Friday's , of any one on either side, lining the up in the seventh. In this inning Rob- Memphis. . . 26 36 .41Savannah.9 . 0 .000 Score by Innings: R. H. E. sive games. Batteries—Pearson and White; Red- Players. G. AB. B. H. P.C. ball hard four times, but only being: ertson relieved Hardgrove and held Montgomery 24 42 .304 Macon 0 .000 ding, Lawrence and Krebs. Time. 1:37. McConnell New Orleans'hitless for the remainder Philadelphia 200 000 000—2 6 3 Score by innings: R. H. E. . 62 246 61 82 .333 able to get one of them "where they St. Louis BOO 001 OOx—6 9 1 Chicago' . . . .012 003 000 2—8 -11 3 Umpire, Vitter. , Long . 57 215 38 71 .330 ain't." of the game. Stewart's batting and American League. Kircher 5fi 202 33 61 .302 fielding featured. His three-base hit ' W. L. PC.CLUBS. W. JL. PC. Batteries—Wychoff, Bressler and Philadelphia- . .030 002 100 1—7 7 3 Williams was robbed of an extra Schang; Weinman and Agnew. Time, Batteries—Zabel, Lavender, Cheney •Welchonce 54 206 22, 61 .286 base drive in the second witth twoo on,, \In the ninth drove in two runs and 30 19 .612 Philadel'pla 33 21 .Cll Jennings . 64 223 36 66 .296 won the game. , 31 24 .564 Detroit.... 35 24 .693 2:00. Umpires, Evans and Bgan. and Need ham; Jacobs, Rixey, Mayer Tyree ; IS 46 3 13 .289 Mickey Coyle intercepted hisi "lin e driv- - e / 2928.509 t. Louis... 31 25 554. and Burns, Klllifer. Time, 2.;15. Um- Eibel , . 64 225 38 63 .230 and doubled Joe Dunn up> at first,! BHM. ab. r. h. po. a. N. Q. ab. r. h. po. i .2625.500 Washington 30 26 .536 White Sox 3, tted Sox 2. pires, Hart and Rigrler. Flanagan .., .. .. . 61 200 30 63 .265 unassisted. Mar'ftn,2b 62 1 4Hen'yr.cf 4 1110 24 2& .490 Boston 23 2C .527 Chicago, June 19.—Chicago evened up Holland . 32 »4 10 24 .254 Three double plays by the Lookouts Stew'rt,cf 513 Starr,2b 5 O O 4 2729.482 Chicago. .. 25 31 .446 McD'ld,3b 510 'e.sa & 0 2 0 with Boston today by winning the Doves Dent .. .. ' . 17 48 5 11 .339 and one by the Crackers checked im- 21 17.437 New York.. 1932.373 second game of the series, 3 to 2. The , Cards 5. Dunn . . S3 127 8-. 28 .220 pending rallies on the part of the Knls'y.rf 402 s, If 4110 2130.412 Cleveland... 19 35 .352 Boston, June 19.—Boston won from Perryman ...... 16 41 1 8 .146 Cov'on.lb 300 Lln'ay.Sb 4121 winning run was made in the seventh. St. Louis today 7 to 5 in a game that Doscher ...... 13 28 1 3 .105 Moosemen. | M'B'de.lf 400 Sly'er.rt 8001 Federal League, Scott fumbled Weaver's grounder and Browning ..' „. .. . .17 *0 T How Ta«y Scored. Ellam.as 3 0 1 Blu'm.lb 3 0 "2 14 CLUBS. W. L. PC. CLUBS. W. . Blackburn sacrificed. Singles by J. lasted two hours and forty-seven min- HURT BY AUTOMOBILE Williams , . C 20 0 Trag'er.c 300 Adams.c 4015 Chicago. ... 30 24 .5G6 utes, a record for the season here. Williams opened" the' game bad by Opelika 24 16 .600 Collins and Chase scored Weaver, Manager Hugrgins, of St. Louis, and handing four wide ones to Texas John- Har've.p 300 KlSS'er.p 40016 Indlan'polls 2ft 23 .549 -Tewnan ... 23 17 .675 Score by Innings: R. H. son. But he settled and fanned Ens Rob'Hon.p 010 01 Buffalo ---- 25 23 .52 .otne...... 22 17 .661 Boston 100 100 000—2 5 1 Bvers, of Boston, were put off the W. Bruce McNeice Struck and then Joe Dunn pegged - Johnson Baltimore. . jaGrange.. 22 18 .46Z field. fo.r disputing decisions. Smith V* Carpentier. Totals 36 5 8 27 16 Totals 36 9 27 20 Brooklyn. . £4 24 IBOO Selma IS 21 .462 Chicago 100 100 1 Ox—3 11 1 Score by innings: R. H. E. out a city block trying to steal second. 26 29 .473 Talladega. . Batteries—Collins, Bedient and Car- When Car's Brakes Fail- London. June 19.—"Gunboat" Smith, It was lucky that he did, for Baby K. Kan. City.. IS 21 .462 St. Louis . . . .000 001 040—5 12 1 Score by innings: -' Louis. 2G'82 .448 Gadsden. .. 17 23 .425 rigan, Thomas; Bena and Schalk. Boston 000 010 24x—7 13 2 the American heavyweight pugilist, Doll Jacobsen caught one of Williams' Birmingham...... 102 ,000 002—5 Flttaburg.. 21 28.429 IE 26 .336 Time, 1:42. Umpires, Hlldebrand and ed to Work. ind Georges Carpentler, the Prenci fast ones fair In the face and smashed New Orleans...... 000 002 100—3 Batteries—Griner, Sallee and Snyder; O'Loughlin. Rudolph, James and Whaling. Time, heavyweight champion, today deposited it between Ivong- and Welchoace far, Summary—Errors, Marcan 2, Ellara Georgia Stftte Ijeasue. $5,000 each as guarantees in connec- the circuit, scoring the only run for I CLUBS. W. L. PC. I CLUBS. W. L. PC. 2:47. Umpires, Quigley and Eason. 1, Tragesser 1, Starr 2, Barbare 1, TlKera H, Senators 2. Macon, Ga., June 19.—(Special.)—W. tion with their twenty-round fisrht to the t Moosemen during the game. I Adams 1, Kissinger 1; hits apportion- Amerlcua... 2 0 1.000 WaycroHS.... 1 I .500 Detroit, Mich., June 19.—In the tenth take place at Olympia, July 16. Paige was no better than Williams, i ed, off Hardgroye 9 with 3 runs in ThomasvlU« 1 1 .500 Brunswick . 1 1 .500 inning1 of today's game, with the score Giants 6? Reds O. Bruce McNeice, formerly of Vienna, bu-t In fact, worse, as he issued free tick- ' 6 2-3 innings; home run, Hendryx; Cordele ... 1 1 r&OOlValdo8ta ... 0 2 .000 tied, 'one out and Bush on third base, New -York, June 19.—Charles Her- more recently a resident of Macon. was ets to both McConnell and Kircher. zog, former third baseman of the New three-base hits, Stewart 2; two-base Boehling 'purposely passed Cobb and probably fatally injured this afternoon Eibel sacrificed them up a base. Paige | hits, Barbare 2, Burns; sacrifice hits, Crawford. Vea«h came through -with York team, made his first appearance hurled a couple of hooks to Long; and i Tragesser; double play, Kissinger to a sharp single and Bush scored the run today on the Polo grounds as mana- when struck by n runabout automo- made the mistake of shooting: a third Adams to Bluhm: struck out, by Kis- that gave Detroit Its second straight ger of the Cincinnati team, and re- bile driven by William Wood, a com- BASEBALL™*? one, thinking the outfielder might be I singer 2, by Robertson 1, by Hard- OTHER RESULTS victory over Washington, 3 to 2. Cob-b ceived a great ovation. His team was mission merchant, at Third and Plum looking for a fast one. rove 1; bases' on balls, off Kissinger had a perfect day at bat with three sin- shut out easily by the champions, 6 Tommy canght It on the seam. It off Hardgrove 2, off Robertson 2; to 0. Rain fell all through the game. streets. gles and two passes In five times up. Score by innings: R, H. K. The failure of the brakes on the car went on a line over Flick's head, car-, wild pitch, Hardgrove; first base on North Carolina Jjwtgue. Score by innings: ' R. H. B. Atlanta vs. Chattantoga omed on a slant over Shanley'a dome errors, Birmingham 3, New Orleans 2; Aah'lle 2, Raleigh 1. Aahe'lle B, Raleigh 4. Washington. . .010 000 100 0—2 9 0 Cincinnati 000 000 000—0 5 7 to work is held responsible for the ac- and rolled to the s&orefeoard. Long left on bases, Birmingham 7, New Or- Durfiam 6; Greens. 1. Greens. 2, Durham 0. Detroit 000 010 010 1—3 10 3 New York 010 030 02x—6 9 0 cident. McNeice was knocked down PONCE DE LEON PARK beating: the relay to* the plate. leans 10. Time, 2:35. Umpires, Hud- Winsti?n-Salem 9, Charlotte 5. Batterie's—Boehling and Henry; Batteries—Ames, Koestner and and dragged for ten or twelve feet The final Cracker run came In the derham and Breitensteln. Dauss, Main, Coveleskie and Stanage. Clarke; Marquard and Meyers. Time, Game Called at 2:30 O'clock fifth. Kircher workedtPaige fur a free 2:02. Umpires, Klem and JEmslie. until the car collided with a white way Virginia league. Time, 2:35. Umpires, Chill and Sher- post, which was knocked down and ticket and purloined\ the keystone, Memphln~:V«*hvIll<>, off day. Norfolk B. Petera'g 2. Norfolk 9, Peters'g 0. idan. Newport News n, Portsmouth 4, • Brooklyn-Pi ttaburg—Rain. broken into several pieces. At the hos- Roanoke 8, Richmond 4. New York-Cleveland—Rain. pital it was found that both of the American Association. injured man's legs were broken and Mil'kee 3. Ind'lls 2. Cleve'd :!, St. Paul 1. AUGUSTA PROTESTING he was injured internally. Minn'Us 4, Col'bus 2. Lo-nia'le 9, Kan. City B. Wood was taken, in charge by Pa- EVERY GAME PLAYED trolman Holloman and is being held International League. pending the outcome of McNeice s in- Mont'al 6, Balt're 3.. Prov'co 4, Roch'ter 1. FEDERAL LEAGUE juries He claims he was powerless Others postponed. Charleston, S. ,C.. June '19.—'Acting to prevent the accident because of the on instructions received from Presi- Texas lieafcne. refusal of the brakes on his machine Dallas 9, Beaum't 4. Beaum't 9, Dallas f). Brooklyn S, St. Lout* 6. dent Kabfleish, of the Augusta club, -to 'work. Waco 4, Galv'on 0. Ft. Worth 8, San An'ion 6 Score by innings: , R. H: E. Manager Brouthers Is protesting Hpuston B, Austin i. Brooklyn 004 110 002—8 12 3 every game played In which 'Out- No Maude, dear, there is no reason St. Louis 001 014 000—6 9 2 fielder Shaw is barred by a ruling of why even a suffragette should be un- Batteries—Marion and Owens; Da- President Corlsh that Shaw is not eli- gentlemanly. veupart, Herbert and Simon. gible. Thursday's game was protested, PIEL BROS. out as the contest ended in a victory What has become of the old-fashion- Kansaa City 5, Baltimore 4. for Augusta, Brouthers withdrew the ^ Texan who wanted dry, not TODAY'S GAMES Score by innings: R. H. E. .protest. He protested today's game. weather? Baltimore 003 000 100—4 13 1 Kansas City .. ,. .101 002 001—5 12 1 Southern Leajrue. GOLDEN DORTMUNDER Chatt. in Atlanta (2). Mem'is in Nashville. Batteries—fiuggs, Smith and Jack- Montgomery in Mobile. Bhm. in N. Orleans: litsch; E. Packard, Stand and Easterly. "Distinctively fndividva/ Indianapolis-Buffalo—Rain. Soutli Atlantic League. Augusta m Charl'n. Columbia in Savannah. —a real German Lager Beer. Jackson villa la Columbus. Albany in Macon. Chicago -PI ttaboTB—Off day. American League. Boston in Chicago. Philadel'pla In St. Louis. —a brew which fully complies with the ex- Waah'on in Detroit. New York in Cleveland. National League. GEORGIA LEAGUE acting Jaws of Bavaria, the highest known St. Louis In Boston. Pittsburg in Brooklyn., Cincinnati in New York. Chicago In Phlla. standard for brewing of any country in the oBB S, Cordcle I* Federal League. Score by innings: . R. ,H. E. ATIMA ta'E in Kan. City. Baltm're In St. Louis. Cordele 000 010 000—* 10 0 world. Srcoklyn in Indlan'lia (3), Butt'lo in Chicago Waycross 000 000 002—2 8 0 Georgia State League. Batteries—Hall. Eubanks and Bank- Valdosta In Amerlcus. Brunu'k In Thom'Ule. ston; McITarland and Turner. Umpire, Ask for the favorite Plel brew throughout the eouth. Cordele In Waycross. Collins. CIGARETTES Georgia-Alabama League. Brunswick 5, ThomaBVill* 2. Aie an inspiration for busy men! Opeltka In Gadsden. LaGrange in Anniston. Score by innings: R. H. E. Home in Setma. Talladega In New&an. Thomasville. . . .000 000 110—2 8 3 A distinctive quality that has Brunswick. . . .002 002 100—5 9 2 Batteries—•Brunswick. tStewa'rt and achieved great popularity. PIEL'S GOLDEN DORTMUNDER HEAD OF INDIAN SCHOOL Gordon; Thomasviile, .Roth, and Dud- CHARGED WITH CRUELTY ley, Umpire, Gentle. Aiwayt Bottled at th» Brewery Americas Wins Two. San Francisco, June 19.—Charges of FIRST GAME. cruelty to Indian children and other Score by innings- R. H. E. complaints have been filed against Valdosta 100 100 100—3 6 1 Sold by All First-Class Dealers Thomas B. Wilson, superintendent of Amerlcus 120 000 Olx—4 8 1 the Round Valley Reservation Indian Batteries—Winses and O'Brien; school, of Mendocino county, Califor- Geary and Machester. Umpires; Chap- nia, It was learned yesterday. The charges, have been forwarded to the SECOND GAME. bureau of Indian affairs by the " at- Valdo&ta 000 000 0—0 10 0 torney for the Indian board of co- Amerlcus. 020 000 x—2 5 1 Batteries—Wlnges and O'Brien; RITCHIE AND WELSH operation. Forty affidavits by Indians are on file alleging that Indian boys Pratt and Manchester. Umpire, Chap- were flogged until blood ran down ells. . . ' their backs. .Madison Win* Two. FINAL ARTICLES Madison, Ga.. June .19.—(Special.)— American Yacht Floated. . Madison and Lexington played "• London, June 19.—Final articles were Weymouth, Kngland. June 19.—-The double-header here this afternoon, signed today by Willie Ritchie, of mer-ican yacht Utowana, belonging Madison winning both games, the first California, world's lightweight boxing to Allison V. Armour, of the New by 3 to 2, the second by 2 to 0. champion, and Fred Walsh, the British York .Yacht club, which* went ashore In the last game Porter, Madison's lightweight champion, for their yesterday at. Chapman's pool, was pitcher, struck out ten men in the five twenty-round bout for the champion- O. PTEL At PIEL M. PIEL floated today and proceeded to South- innings played, and pitched a , no-hit whip of the world to be fougftt At Olym- Founder* SoU Owner* ampton under her own eteam. game. ' . Tuesday. July 7.

NEWSPAPER! THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1914. Page Nine. RANGE IN COTTON. ATLANTA QUOTATIONS ROCK ISLAND ALONE SPORTS WEATHER IN SOUTH la Vew Tort Cotton. EXPORT BUSINESS HESTER'S WEEKLY Prev Close VEGET \B1.J.S WD FRL1T CONTINUED OpenlHlKfa Low Clam. (Corrected b\ the Fidelity Fruit and Pro- duce Company > July 12 83 12 8b P1NEAPPLKS—Red bpam^h 5" 25i3!2 50 Aug Abaskaa $1 50®" 00 Sept ADVANCED WHEAT SHOWED ACTIVITY COTTON STATEMENT OFAN(jt,S—Fancj Oct. 12 60 12 60 1. 6. 1- 5i 12 t*2 o3 12 G9 70 Choice AMATEURS GRAPEJFRLIT—Fancy Dec l/> 65 1260 12 55 12 57 1_ 56 57 1274 "5 Choice Ies not to 12 48 Stock Market Was Very Sharp Break in the Market, Higher Prices at Liverpool GEORGIA BEANS '~°°C°i 51 000 CABB \C.E—Barrel SI **o ©1 jQ The games scneduled for play today in, May 1- 73 12 S3 35 Ct*L.ER\—Fancy crate $1 50&- "5 40 noo the \arioua amatear ieagues are aa toi Prices Reaching New Low Also Contributed to the POTATOEES—Nevi drum JSo 90c@Sl 00 Quiet, Except in Rock 3S 000 Closed steady Red "No 1 bbl $300 ifii oon &LMDAY SCHOOL. No S. 00 9~ 000 Kouth bide Ground for the Movement. Advance in Wheat—Corn PE4.CHE&—Georgia t,to Island Securities — Bonds 11* 000 HoJj Innocents v Capital "View at >. E OK.RA—lender crate S~ 5CB1- o't 14 13 OOO Piedmont Ranee In New Orlearu Cotton. rOMVTOt-b—Fancy SI a{g>- 00 Same datt li--t 13 549 OOO Coilejje Park v Park bt at College Park. Unsettled, Bid Up Strongly. r 11 New York June 19 —There was a [Last! Choice 51 50 l B ! POft L \ D v Kirkwood at Adair Park (OpeniHlrb.1 lx>wj Sat«l Close Port receipts for 10 56 000 North Side sharp break in the cotton market to- June 113 22 24)12 39 41 LET1UCE—Drum fancy " SI 5(6.*. 00 <* 61 000 fat James v Central presb> terian at Ma- day with prices making new low July 13 32 13 34 13 25 13 20)13 24 26)13 41 Chicago June 19 —Bi g expoi t busi New \orlv June 19—1 xiept for the IT S43 000 chinery Hall ( Georgia small $1 00 1_ 89 31 pool kept the wheat market toda> on "ft hits No sale usu ill} icti\ e anil covei ed a w ide tcrian at S W ,dmont Oct 1_ 08 12 59 12 50 \£ 61|12 50 51 1~ 68 G3 PBPPh.R—Fancy ¥ 5^*3 00 rille last ; t irat Baptibt ( Ago^a.3 at Piedmont dentlj inspired by continued good the advance The close was, stead j, bnio.ll 51 oOSil -5 i ange the stock mai ket toda^ vi -is Pla^a Nov 112 50 51 12 68 69 % to %c above last night The out- quiet and fl it The undertone w as weather in the south Closing prices Dec 12 57 12 5S 1_ 60 12 50 12 BO 51 12 65 69 South rn 31 000 • A" Lfc-VOLE al|12 51 5J 12 69 70 come in corn was %c oft to 1 I6c up CALLIFLOUER—Drum J2 50&i3 00 firm and there w as a U0ht upw ard SO 000 Cr tip v * _.! at at s ii. Piedmont, were easy, and from 14 to 18 poin s and for oats *& to % @ ^4 c net gain tendeiiuA speculators were ifa rtlu t t-«,me Murray v ,^tXrn a.t loth and Boulevard *>TRAW BERRILS—Quart lOc© 1 _ fciC j bame SbO 000 net lower Provisions finished ail the w ay from CORN—Roasint, Lars doz _oc ant as before to taki a decided po^i 1 Intcrljr JLN/OR iaUNDAY bCHOOL CANTALOUPES $1 "5 ©2 "5 Agosa ^eds v < entral at tort McPherson Liverpool was considerably lower lOc decline to a rise of 2^@5c tion pending the much discusst-d de Export sales of wheat here amount- Market is ilrm on vegetables, but not Gordon v Jackson at Ponce de Leon than due and the local market opened Closed steady oversold on anything except potatoes cision in the f reiglit rate c it-e 1 Hollo % ed to 500 000 bushels mainly old hard 1 irly in the d i\ it was reported <;». on * barely steady at a decline of o points 40 000 Jones> v Qrmp\vood a.t Tech Tlats on June and of 8 to 10 points on later winter and there were lake barters th it the Kork. Island reorganized plan rcmplc v West &nd at \Vest t-nd for 600,000 bushels to go to Buffalo would be announced shortly and hi. i^\ -fi 000 COtoMOPOLITAN Lt-AOUJb months The fa\ orable showing of STOCKS. Hens live pou 6 > oon the earlj weather map and the orn The bulls were further encouraged b\ Pi lera, pound tr id ing in the becui itics of the com U e-,If> \ bxift at Hill a lark predictions of a g-ood sized decrease in Duckb apieto par v i elie\ ed the ilullm bs dui inpr the -t 000 « cial forecasts for good weather again Iri \V c I I oint at In today and tomorrow, as well at> the the aggregate of wheat 011 ocean pab Eeaa. dozen at 1\ hours i he btnds w,ith the ev "0 010 t arda sage and b> the outlook for a falling toption of the collaterals wtic I id weak cables, appeared to inspire a Amalg Copper FLOl K. GRAIN AND MEAL, S VTLRDA1 \t r^RNOON Lfc-AGL-E good deal of local selling and acti\e off Monday in the domestic \isible sup up strongH Tlie coll iteral four^ Am Igricultural ply totaJ. Flour sacked per bbl —\iigel b ood (san PeJ beal v \\hittier ar Pulton months sold 10 to 17 points net lower itury bigs) 5t, oO \ietory tin towel I of some Corn was unsettled owing largelv re ord P ulton \ Lakowood at Lakewood ar and t dry $b _j Victory (.our liiiest patent) $.> 10 o or t> points followed on covering and Cities pfd to reports that the leading bull had Quality (.in 4S Ib towel bagsj $t> _,, Ciual I> m ind sterling biokp 40 points iome bu>ing, which ma> haAe been en (II v sold out his July holdings Cash de ity (our I nebt patent) $b 10 Oloria (beif making a decline of afco it 100 points &.a«tmnii 0, Cochran O couraged by reports of lo^ night tern Cotton OH mand especially east was slow rising) $j 90 Olbri i {self rising 1- Ib) in three da> b De=pitt this mo\ t rm nt Lastman Ga June iy — By taking Smelting In th* oats market values rot>e be Sb 10 White L ly ibtit ribcm*,) ?.» t>0 White Export ittou of {_old eontintud 51 >00 peratures in the eastern belt but the Lily (self rising 1_ Ib ) 56 To White Lily toda> s g-ame from Cochran on their detailed v, eathet reports showed good Am bnurt cause ot advices that the crop in Ohio 000 being cn^ i0td tod i O« Ing Sugar ( elf rising b Ib ) JL 00 bw an s Down (high diamond b> the score of 6 to 0 East bodking rains east of the ri\ er, and Indiana and Illinois had bhown little tat p Lieut) ?j »>0 Puritan U* bhest patent) 1 11 gelj lo the gold mo\emeut prelim man made a clej;ii sweep of three Am Tel and Tel improvement since the recent diouth m iii estimates ol tomorrow s b ink the market turned still weaker dur Am Tobacco $j jO Parason (.highest patent) $5 60 c,ames from th \\ hito Daisy I d&tman 100 100 O-iQ — 6 11 0 decline which cat ried October con ened bi improved ca^h dem ind (high patent) J^ o Occ LII Spr L> «,patent> is] of ?1000000 ti S8 000 000 4 4 I CochJ-aii 000 000 000 — 0 4 .J ex div 1-0 fc 1-0 Is $5 or iojthern btar (patent) §o 0^ fc-iiis \side from the Kock Til ind issut =: tracts off to 1-2 52 or 54 points below B and O Cotton (patent) 53 <& Tulip tlour Batteries — Vaugrhan ind "Wright the high record established after the Canadian Pacinc 194 « 19j>* Quotations the mo\ement of the bond miikct was S m d i t t L f r r Z o94 ' The following re prices on the Chicago (^.traiuht) 5 1 40 btnall No dclmite titnd d\ clop* d Of this the u t il \i er I cstei Lticl bntith Lmpires Bohannon publication of the June bureau report Central Leather 36 V* t6Vfe exchange today Meal backed per bu —Meal plain 144 Ib *tnd Colej There was considerable realizing by re Chesap e and Ohio 61 * 50% 61% 51*4 f=ackb Joe mea plain Jt> Ib aack ^*>c ^ une issut s whit h rccentl\ w ci e neek cent sellers on the decline but offer- Chi Sill and St Open High Low m al plain 4B Ib saU a J6c nieit '4 Ib weak IncludinpT Si I outs ai d ban ings remained hea\y right up to the Paul 10014 100 fcackh, 5100 cracked con Jb Hi sacks 9« r ranci*-(_ i ref n din,., foui b wtrc nij.n close and last prices weie practically Erie Juij drain sacked pci bu —Corn choice red er Tot il sales ] ai \ tlue ?2 t 000 the lowest of the day The week end General ILleetrlc, Sept cob ?1 01 corn No - whi e Jbc com 1 nited blates bondb \\cie unch infc,o J L.reat *\ orthern pfd l*Stt Dec yellow J c corn No - mixed Jbc oaf* oil call ligures had little influence on the im Illinois General 1 IM. \o-\i mediate market and after having CORN— f i.ne> \hlto clipped OOc o L No - white Interborough - Met Tuly clipped oSc oal^ luucy \ hite & c oati> IMC fab own relative steadiness early in the pfd 6^' 62 "4 w hite Gc oatu Iso _ mixed o^c oat" \ i*ib in tile- L nltf i 8 faept Money and Exchange. h"l r day July broke pretty sharply In the Kan City Southern -b'A 5-t.Tta mixed o c late trading f The talk around the ring Lehigh Valley ISSli Tuly bteds per bushel—Amber cine t>eod ?- U lurl J n e 19 —Merc i itII paper •s 10 C suggested confidence that the crop out L. and N 139 1^9 133 bept orange cane beed S -0 lenn aace blue btem t f 1 look had improved dating the past Liggett anl Mjera -14 _1 t Dee aeed \vhe it ?1 oO ^t rl „ loalj (0 ilajs, 4 Sj d lit d two weeks and local traders were in Lorill ird Co 170 170 POPK— I Hay etc—liinothy chocs 1 i go b lies 4 S JO 1 ills Irtle Usi 1 U 4 $.,3fc ies — Louisville J-.stroit ana clined to attribute the bulk of the day fa Mo Kan and Tex 1 '4 17 't, July I SI 40 timothy No 1 small balea $1 36 Wadlcj Tarver Dono\an and Missouri Pacific bept alt lla h ij- No 1 SI 30 lj.rt,e lit lit cl ver U ir il\ i selling to liquidation !*>% 0 0 20 0 .0 10 I mi\ed hay $1 35 bna.ll Jifcln clover mixed M \ in I 11 irs -4 1 -a Spot cotton quiet middling uplands Me\ 1 etroltum LARD— Metals. Ne\v lork Central July I liay fl ^0 straw Oc C £> mea] Harper O \einnent bonds stcidv i Iroad I nH 13 2o gulf 13 5U ' Sales 1-iO Sept S_j aO «, S 11 cal Crenio iced $,i 00 *- b Irr h Har N ^ rk I c U —L 111 n ^ S 9 Iff tun 1J, Dousrlnj* J. ex. div 30>4 90^ 10 .7 Call nun v mend} at 1 \ f ruling rale H and H 65^ 6t RIBb— I hu Is backed 51 00 1 d - £'3- ' " • -, i 1 tton da. June "1 * — (t,pe ia.1 ) —Ti f K and \\ . Tuly I ihlcjcen teed Per Cwt —Aunt Patsy 1 \ io ing l \ n st It r d 11 at S > J l L n f u F me Ira s si d> ( 0 l i\ 4 90 d i s> H ^ 14 00 ton cU featcd Doiigl is on the Tifton Sept , bales 4 2.) pound sack $- &0 Aunt jfatsy 1 I , ,,« d II o! tro >t SPOT COTTON MARKET. Northern Pa ctflc 111 W 110% 110^ Ill I mash 100 pound a^cks 5 Jo Purina t \ it m nths .i H (jr^ Hi Ci U S diamjnd this afternoon l-> to 2 Bat Pennsylvania lll'i, 11H4 1111, lllla Oct 36 11 30 tries riitoit ticket t and Burns Atlanta, June IS — Nominal middling 14 i pit.euii feed 101) poui d taeka 5-oO 1 urliia 11 uiet pot ^JO jftjTO August .Port MovemeMovemennt Reading 164=1 lcho\der 1- package bales 5 bO 1 urina Doup;! is stubhs Gi iff in and Hunter Receipts tn Chicago J >tew Orleans — Middling 1J 13 16 receipt Hep Iron and fate^e I cho\ der 100 pound sack*. 5- 40 Purina Foreign Finances. lron ^ui I n I Kits i fton 8 Douglas errors TiC do pfd btlm Ued b«.by ch ck teed $ -o 1 urina &cio.tch 1 309 exports 4 87- sales 649 t>tock luday I nn loi J u e It —< n N f r in cj I ondoi i I P r t< n 4 Dou=Ias 8 Bo 4-8 Rock Island Co pac^.at,e balea ?_ 40 \ ict ry baby chick futures it * IJlh unt ritov Sh rt CantoHton G i June 19 — (Special) Mobile — Middling 13 /a receipts 3bl Hog" If 000 14 000 jllls 4- 16 [g)_ /a thrte n onih \ Cart olitoji defeaUd Griffin here in a stock 10 116 Seaboard Air Line 13 . i 76c beet bcrupb 100 pound sacks 5J >i*> Savannah — Middling 13's receipts 1 137 do pfd 64k | becl" Hcraps jO pound sacl i $o bO etiajxoal fisl Dd.me this afternoon by the score exports - 681 sales o3 stock «b 836 blows fc>i>ef fateel an Primary Movement CO pc und ^acl s per c vt 5 00 v of b to « this, sd-nie tvas the last of Charleston —Middlin g nomina.1 stock Iron ^ hc-il—Rei Hp t* 3 000 agdnst ( -10 000 Oiomid l«el 1 er C\vt—Arab horse feed i series of three Crimes, all of the l«it,l >etr hipmcnts I 101 000 .it,! n t 2 oOO Southern Pacific 91% 93% 1• Si JO K ng ( orn horse leed $1 -> Vic f, lilies being m Carrollton s favor WIlmlneEon — Middling- nominal stock bouthern Railway 4% ~4'* 478 000 1 i<.t >eir tor> hoise lecd *1 0 A JJ C liorae feed Bitteiies— t 11 rollton Carmical and 13 20- do pfd 78i* Coin—Receipts b 1000 igainst 1 HI 000 51 tij sutr i e 1 orse and mule leed Jl 4«» Established 1861 Stewart Guffin, Ciaven and Putnam Norfolk — Middling 13 Ti receipts 3b3 ex Tenn Copper 33% last year Shipments 58o 000 against U I buercri« ddiry leed $1->0 alialfa meal 100 ports, 1^5 aales. 1-3 stock 1J. 8SB1 Tex is Co 143 000 la. t >ear ' pound bcick S»l ^j beef pulp per cwt Baltimore — Middling 13% receipts 174 Texas and Pacific 1>^ 51 0 Directors : stock 3 936 Lnlon Pacific bhorts Brtn and Mill Feed—Shorta Boston — Middling 13 40 receipts 29*> ex b S fatoel Liverpool Grain. wh t( 1UO poui d bucks, $1 90 shorts, fancy 103% 103% 10J% ,7 pound sucks $1 &^ shorts k W (5 Snmiicl M Inmirti ports 361 stock 9 989 do pfd \erpoo1 June 19—( otton sp t OR Hales 1^0 stock, 116 171 I br n P \\ o i ound sacks $1 6^ Minor Porta — Receipts 7 239 stock i 807 "h 300 snarea bait—Silt brlcl (M d ) pel ea e $5 10 J H tunjiall* laytr P C Total Today — receipts 13 87o exports Op nint, ( lo OUR DEPOSITORS salt brick (plain) per case S" So salt cor ick 370 19 1 S stock 417 872 R d Rock per c t il 10 s U ozone per ] rnent \\ oodrufY istlj 351 Tot«tl for Wek. — Receipts, 48 263 exports \ Julx c« c $1 00 salt 100 p>und sacki, j4c salt J33 BONDS. \ut oO pound sacka, 3 c salt ^j pound sacku 1 how 9 Aiery 333 Total for Sason — Receipts 10 2j6 031 ex Sopt GOOD COMPANYFORYOU 33J ports x8 b25 78- .s registered M.-I1 n \\IIkiii*on 97 330 Interior Movement upon 1 Houtson — Middling 139* receipts 1 ^04 ib registered 101 I l\ L SsTOCK rhoR K f.lrnn shipments - 47 sales S 014 stock 63 0^3 t upon 101 Sj « H Unite Jr of the \lhlte ProTi Memphis — Middling li% receipts 55 J lOJM nlou Company Floht J I OTrrT Postoffice Examinations. shipments 9bl «aie-> 300 stock J6 459 do coupon 110 Good to choice teeis 1 UUO to 1 "00 ?6 _5 I verlv Ua June i9 —(.bpeclal ) — Augusta — Middling 14 1-4, receipts 20 '.timma Ja cuuj 100 Hhlpments 190 sales 100 stock 18 580 * erican Agric 100 C i steers SOO to 1 000 Eo 00®C GO A civil &ei\ue examination will be held bt Louis 13)6 receipts J 470 shipments 9 1 dlu i to j,cod steers 00 lo Jso* $a 50 John !• Murphy in ^uinmei ville on Wednesd l^ July 8 S(* oo 146 stock -1 450 Tel cv \\ timer I* Moore the ordci ot Piesident Wilson requiring' Cincinnati — Receipts 417 shipments 725 bid Grain. ud to choice beef cov M 800 to 300 tha.t e\a.nnnations be held for all stock 6 608 Atehia ti gen 4a C hie IK j „ n —ca h •> e t Henry ^V Da\l« foui th cLabS postofflces Iverlj, Hoi little Rock — Middling IT* receipt-* 47 Atlantic Coast Line eol 4a Hied u i to good cows "00 to 7oO So 26 cd SS-»4 .wsi 4, N3 o 1 i land ind Gore havt, tourth class offi- bhipments 109 stock 24 163 Buliinioie fc Ohio cv 4^3 Jo noiLhern 9R 4 @95 \ - ipr 1 hoi n Meador CP5' and examinations for these offices lotai Toda> — Receipts 4 0"0 shipments tral of Oeorfeia, 5a Medium to choice heifcra jt>0 to SuO will be held 5 883 stock 160 293 ,tral Leather TS ] Corn No 2 O'^@.l No - j I- re il eric J 1'na.on -; — Corrected Chetapeake \. Ohio cv 4 t Medium Lo good helfcra 6aO to ™jO S5 00 Chicago B Quincy J ilnt Oats No 2 quotations stan 1)^ 5 Chicago Mil A_ St Paul Ihe ibo e reprcreprcs^ t nts ruhni, prices of COTTON THE PAST WEEK; Comparative Port Receipts. i>rie gen ts Rje No .. . v bec£ cixttle Inferior grades Illinois Ctntrd.1 r I 4« bid Barlex oO^Bl a 1 laii > tvpes selling lower REVIEW OF THE MARKET Follow ing were net receipts at the Lnuisville &. Nashville un Timothy S4 o(g?5 jO Mediu i to ommon toteers it fat, t.00 to Checking on Friday Tune 19 compared with Liggett &. Myers Cs bid Clover 510 00!§Jl3 00 000 55 0<&U 00 on tho corresponding day last year Me Hun tu cumin n cows, 1C fa. "00 to Accounts Lorillard *>S SOU •) i jO <& New loik June 19—The cotton market 1914 1913 Missouri St I oui" June 19—Cash has declined during the past w eek \v 1th Galve^ton X -27 807 • rk Ce al Mi-s-ed e >mm >n S3 50® t jO October contracts elling at 1, &_ today \VHL \T— < Inwe Oood butcher bulN $4 00@>j 00 Savings New Orleans J 0 9 1 334 H &. Ha 108-4 No rd R H P S Choice aennesse lambs 70 to 80 58 00 or 5 0 per bale under the recent high rec Mobile 161 Norfolk <£. Western cv 4V*a 105 No hard 10 <, *& 3 Department ord 1 avorable weather conditions in the 'unnah 1 137 Northern Pacific 4s 94*4 <&S 0 south and unfavorable foreign trade advices < ORN— Charleston Pennsylvania, cv 1'^j (191o) No _ 0 •<. blieep S4 00(6 00 have created i more be irlsb. or reactionary Wilmington Re iding" een 4s bid No " white *<-, 13-5 Safety sentiment in loc il cfrwu, but short sellers 1 rit e hopr-i 100 to 00 $80ti@8" Norfolk 3bl Republic Iron & S 6s (1940) O VlS- Uood butcher ho^n 140 to ItfO $7 80® have not been *ltiibuttd to realizing or Boston 9 St Louis ban I ran prf 4s Deposits liquidation of 1 ing accounts Continued Baltimore 174 8 00 1 Seaboard Air Line adj 5b i o d butcher pig-i 100 lo HO S770tgl790 nti vousne ^ over the poor start of the crop Minor ports 7 -JJ Southern J3H1 Telephone 5s and expectations that the coming official Light pik-i 80 to 100 S oO@/7B Southern Pacific cv 4s Kansa^ Cltv June 19 —Ca h h lipavy and iou h ho^s 200 to 300 Si 26 Letters report, will hi \ little increase It not an Total 13 875 Southrn Railway Ba hard 94(5)51 00 No « red S61 (ft ^ B tcLual deciease in acreage have probably Interior Movement do ( orn No mt-wcd 69 No of Credit restricted bear pressure while there have 1914 ompanj. c H atso been rum rs of n oderate trade buying Houston 1 504 110 j and Pacifit Check. * "7 ia Car Ch< Rice. co\vs A I Lv \iis: of i-1 r Valley was attributed the gloomy vie \ of trade condi 1 b_8 t t ns as expressed In leading textile circles Nt> i Orlc ins June ID —There \ as little o i tho in i ket thi-* week w 1th two loads LOWRV NATIONAL abr6ad to an effort to influence raw ma of I 1 stceis «l ich \cr sold promptly Bills of Lading business done in ric tod tj Hie ne for at the top price ot the ueek Market gen Lcrial markets n d tlie intlucnee of better Cotal 4 020 56G Cotton Region Bulletin. rough rice continued j omitia vhi e c!c in erally Is, quote I about steady on all grades, Financed ^eathet advices has also been modi/led to Estimated Receipts SaturdHj Hoi duras rein lined steady t i i Japan str t, feheop at I \titt bs steady at present quo s me extcn by the fact that many ) DANK Money Hoj,s acai cc and «i fraclon higher indicate u. -very po< r outlook for tho ulti ew Orleans 2 ''GO to ' 700 agai 3 8 Rice poli-ih per t ju 5 COOf&'JiOO br in mate isld «hltc ideas as to the improve per ton 51" OOC^IS 00 Receij ts cl^an 3 S97 Transferred inent likelj to be bhowii by the July bureau GUOCEKIFS Salrs 41 backs rough Hoi lurts at 190 (CorrcctPd b> M< h ive Uso been modified b> the condition _ b pockets clean Honduras at 1 n 5i- \ t hures of a local authoritj indicating do a Axle C re e—Dl i 1 SI Jay, Bond & Co. Stations o N Capital, Surplus and LI.I oration of over per cent in the crop A.TLANTA G het een Ma> _ and June 10 These con Ju al Sugar. —AldPi Eliding \ ie \ s h ive doubtless been largely the District Red Rock i \\f—Ouirts '9 Undivided Profits $2,250,000 entral sections of the cot respon iblc lor Irregular fluctuations and it during the past 4 hours have ef New ^ork Tune II Ka s Kar sleri l> 510 F ed I to I p SI 0 per gallon trequent rallies and the smaller volume of. fectu 7»oU«""es 1 centrifugal 3 J9 refin d ( und>— btick c mixed t. \ c choco ly broken the drought In those states bleady 1 itos 1 c general business tn i> mean lisposltion to ana as showers feVl in Texas the weather C aw nt fresh crop uev clopincnts and the iur at present Is considered all that could be S H—JOO II b g 1c 1 e ertAiii f Oc her evening up of Juij contracts in prepa desired for the best interest of the crop (jr n cr^sta SOe No 3 b irrnls ?3 o ogi Pt Provisions. Arm mi II immer Sod i $"i 0"5 krg ^oda, ration for the notices expected on 1 riday Under these circumstances liquidition set olu , ud\ in w hlch caused prices to decline nearly me 19 —Pork $ 0 CO "c Kov 1 jSil inj, Po\ d r 1 Ib $* &0 G li vllle lear V. th JF 10 11 rsford s SI 50 I ood I uc c twent; points * or the first time ui some Greenville ^ C clear The American Audit Company WEEK'S TRADE REVIEWED da>« no effort was made to support the ?t Sui oss il fcO Kou(,h Rider SI bU i. rlffln cloudy Bo is—lima " V c iiav> Be market though concentnted bm Ing from A.MIC on cloudv BY MERCANTILE AGENCY anv source notwithstanding offerings TV ere J k—Per late $1 0 Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. well absorbed at the decline and the tone Monticelo coludj Coffee. Telly—JO Ib pulls !t 35 3 oz f 70 ruled steadj ~\e vnan cloudy Ne \ ork June 19—Bridstreets will say Rome cloudi- Nf \ \ ork Iu 10 19 — tt hile there appei ed I ithor Di i i id oik 48c F. W. LAFBENTZ, C. P. A., President. t ri ov. that, excellent all round crop ad n ^partanburg s C to be np fresh feature In the new s t > erp I cpper — r I 1 RTOU 1 ISc THJbO. OOCHLU. JR., V. Prm Hud S«c'y A F. LAFRt-ftl &, Trem*. \ ICK-J ontinue to extend the circle of op Tallapoosa cloudy ate a more beai ish v lew of tho ffcp si 1 lour— i I j, ir t S(. j Dl i 1101 d $6 00 ~ tun -*m <• h ch \\ldtiiij at i greater rate than John F. Black & Co. foccoa clear nation pri es broke sharply during todaj « Be^t Self J is nt, $ 0 Monograi i £ 4 I ictua bu> ng Ho \e\er evidences of Im trading ui IT soil ng by so e of t! c NEW YORK—--Waldorf Astoria. AILAJ^TA—Fourth, Nat- Banfe J3ia& New "b ork June 19—The bears made a AVest Point cloudy 46 S j O Iden <_iain $4 SO 1 ai provemont In tra le ire iccumutatlrlff In more prominent local broker The open cakt pr- . j on BOSTON—Exchange Building CHICAGO—ilarquettfe BulUing tho surplus crop grovi nip sections v, hich ia fight today and broke the market 37 to is Ing was it a decline of to 10 poi ts it I PHILADIcLPHIA—Bella^ue btratford points on new crop months A short i iter L.ard n p W \SHINGTON—Colorado Building. In sharp contra t to tl it noticed in the Heavy Rains prices uorked off furthei iurlngr the day 11 fai drift NEW ORLL.ANS—Mataon Blanche faAN I RAVCISCO—Western Metropolis essentially ti dustrial ret, loin But over a est Is being built up and bullish news the absence of support \\ith he close shmv seems unpopular for the time ben g No one •\orth Ctrolma—"Vew hern I 30 JL af 1 & BALTIMORE—Keyser Building Bank BuIldlAtf I irse trta distribution at retail is belter South Carolina—Charleston 1 "0 St. ing a net lo s of 13 to Ib points :DO"N ENGLAND—F C 60 Gresham \holeb tie tn.de is looking up iemand for is offering October and Decembei deliveries Silos H 0 V c gnt^ $2 15 iriMOMD—American National Bank from the south except at prohibitive pram George 1 00 "iemassee 1 SO Mlendale i — le crate $1 80 kegs Building Street Bank. iron and tee I is larger collections are ] 1 00 ColumMa 1 00 BlacKuell 1 0 '--pot quiet Illo No " 9 4 Sintos No o new hat easier traffic on western railroads ium« now ver and the mills of the world cet mixed keta ?1_ jO All \M 4. BRANCH, 101C-1T Fourth IVallonnl Bank Bull dine nerc i n^ r 1 leavy il b of u heat for have secured very Mttle cotton a» yet Any L,eorsia—Augusta I 00 \\aynet,boro 1 00 Mild c ffee dull corlova 1 "t-^lf norn $1 0 per dozen bad vv eather would cause a most radical I "\\ irrer ton 1 50 Mba \ 1 70 Ameruu:, t\t )rt ic i ported Xclivity I* th« key 00 J a&tmin 2 10 Savannah 1 00 Mi lien C. B. BIDWELL, C. P. A., Resident Vice President. nt le it north estern report-" re urna from advance Hi\re 4tr> 1 fran loier Haribuij, >4 the v. inter «ht at belt ire abburing in the Coffee has commenced to seek its rei! | 1 40 Sandersville 1 30 to ' pfg lo \or Hio nthingod Bra/ll rno\isioN M \KKET Cable Addrc»8, Amdlt, Men York. mid west interior distributors are buving level and broke lj points today Tho cof Florida—Marianna 1 00 ian receipts II 000 Jundiahj 1 000 0 10 Kcrr\ille 0 14 I ampa^at, 0 04 .ri t e i fr< link year whei-t. evpopts 3 b^T 30b bushels; — from selling stimulated by w ha 0 14 Mexirt 0 " Nacogdorhe*; 1 0^ I u k against u T"S 4.S labt ieai f liluies 219 the be illed^perfect weathrr condition, (. rnlleld Irani forts in Ibcirtons pie 1 0" \\aco 0 18 Rivermde 0 bO (.ortil Id b logna _ h I oxea the weather in% \ustli Lont,l the Marble t alls t on Held lun h^ori Iu rn 11 boi-ea Prectpi D Cornneld bmoked link sausage -5 Ib Hub bard Bros. & Co. O lobi r bos.es Average Mm Noveml er (.onfiell frtnkforts m pickle klta NET. \ork June 13—\b a result of the C n a Temp H a Deceinl ei C rnticld pure ) ird eroe basis hea\ y rains which oecuired" overnight in tho o = 8 ( ounrj btjle lard 0 Ib tins To Vacationists •\t! tntic files ihe/ Ll% erpool market de clined instetd of advaneing toda> \\lth the 1- |B Compound lirrl tierce, b i=la re ult that our nurket haf steadily declin- Live Stock. D b exlra ribs c i r \ L MO D s bel ies medlu rt iverage ed closing at the lowest pneea There has CO S *• ^ St J ( —H gs—Rp cipta f JOO ^ \ 1 I •» -v • • 1 D a bcllib lifeht average bcpn a i effort to in lintain the prebent lev ^i £_2 nlt" S -! " A-, mixed ILVERWARE and precious keep- el durlna the p ubt week but rain haa come •§ c I b: $835®S 0 good heavi $S 10 to those ectlons of the c untry needing: it 1 •s d"" || @« SO sakes stored in our Safe Deposit just at the riKht moment v\ ith the result s% Cattle—Reielpts 800 to £ 1 = Country Produce. that the weight of improving crop advices 1-2 stp rb $ 0<&.3 .tl> i o ^ S Vault during your absence from has, proved t ) pre it for tho bujli g- power 7 S 3 >° 9 00 stocktrs o 00^" Nev ^ori Im 1 —Butter Ui h It lookb tonight at> though the market 1° ,lian Bteo nd heifers f eipts 1 100 ir amer extras the city will be absolutely safeguard- voulcl iecline further under a liquidation Wilr iinston io" 7^ 62 9 70 $4 ativ '^ firsts t h .j of the recent buvers ( h irleston & "b 6- 5 1 10 Sheep—Receipts _ ^ (0 l>> 11j sheared i hecse T.S^ loc- iplw SOO "tate A.ut,usla 11 "0 ro 11 90 mut ons ?4 *n<§. 00 sliearcd I nibs $, 00© Ilk fre h pecial Io0>l « a ed against loss or misplacement. Savinnah -0 84 15 1 00 800 wprlng lamls $9 00 y 9 6<> Dry Goods. ATLANTA 14 s It 1 00 Chicago June 1*>—flogs—Re eipts 1-000 irregul r unchanged receipts The cost is very nominal, but the '-—Printed ^ ash fabrics Montgomer> 14 S^ fi4 active bulk of na es S8 JO ffi S 40 light SS 10 0 00 70 tffS 40 mixed $S 10(f( S •) he ivy S "if © c u try Me uiy we t"rn chic kens A% ol tended to reach Mobile 8S 70 h •so 1 security is absolute. You can higher pr ce bilk ribbons* sold well Alemphls 14 S3 ffi 0 8 4 rough $7 9 a, * 10 i igs $ 15@7 90 00 * att c—Re el] ts 1 000 sLei ly beeve° There \ as t pmand for silk ribbons \ Ickaburg 14 SX "0 4 30 1 further ease your mind by taking ie Quiet for future de ir 84 57 SS® * 3-> Texas vteei s ?f SO^ SO sto k I^e\v Orleans 70 10 SO ers JblOiftSlO < %vs and heifers $JfcO(ffl8bO ( hicago June 19 — Butter un hanged Little Rock 17 68 0 00 cuKes 5* 00©10 00 1 ggs unchanged receipts 10 994 cases with you one of our Letters of Credit Houston _501 9- 72 10 50 Sheep—Receipts 1 000 stead > nati\e C hecbe unchanged Sea Island Cotton. Cotton Seed Oil. Oklahoma 96 68 0 00 wheep S5 30(Jj,G 40 >t«rllngs i» SOto) oO Pt tatoes 1 l^her receipts 52 cars new or a book of Travelers' Cheques. lambs, native St> oO®S 10 springs S OOQ SI 00©1 4 < Id SO@9Dc Savannah Go. June 19 — Sea island cot New ^ork June 11—The cotton seed oil Either of these will, practically, market w as easier today reflecting hqul •Highest yesterday "Lowest for 24 hours I oultrj unchanged ton quiet V, eeklv quotations Fancy Geor- ending 8am 75th meridian time. Kant-as City Tune 19 —Hogs—Receipts gia. and I lorlda, 23'/» to -4 extra choice datlon of July fa\ orible weather in the ] 1 * jOO highei lulk S82->ig'S3 /a heivv fet I ouis Juno 1 1 — Poultrv unchanged open for you a bank account in i, eorgia and Florida _3 to 23^ choice -S -. cotton belt which, led to talk of freer x Minimum temperatures are for 12 hour period ending at a a. m. this date ?S 10©S 3^> packers and butchers ss «o@ e\ ept chl kei s tt lie turkey^ 17c to 23 extra fine 21 to 22 fine "0 sales 10 offerings of now crude and a alovv concum S 35 light SS lo<& S 30 pigs S/ ^j(& S 00 1 gKfc 1 V c any country you may visit. Come ing demand Much of the trade w as U Degrees Cittle—Receipts TOO steadj prime f^d Butter Unchanged switching from July to later months C!os NO1E—The average highest and lowest steers ?8 G0@9 00 dressed beef oteors, S7 (,0 in and see us before you go away. mg- pricea v,ere five higher to flve points tempera.turea are "made up at each center 8 »0 «outbern steers $fi _B(p)S jO cows Kansas City Tune 19 — Butter eggs and Boston Tune 19 — Sales of wool in the net lower with sales of 9600 barrels Tho market closed steady bpot 7 2u@7 35 ~ from the actual number of reports received S4 -oSc? 50 heifers, $6 GO©9 00 stockers poultry unchanged Boston market have been of fair proportions Fu and the average precipitation from the Si> 50 (j^7 7& This -week, and pnv.es ha\e been maintained lures ranged as follon s number of stations reporting 0 10 loch or Sheep—Receipta 700 steady la nibs $"J , The larger part of the bu^ine^s haa been in Opening Closi Atlanta National Bank TOore Tae state of iteaChW la that pre- ©9 3 yearlings $6 00©7 ...> \vethers S4 7u original sack territories In the w est the June 7 >1 7 3., vailing at time of observation, ijj, b j e\ves 94 00® jU Naval Stores. new clip Is rapidly being taken at the too July " 30(&7 3" 7 30 prices August " 49@7 51 7 47 Savannah Ga luuo 1 •> — 1 urpe CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $2,000,000.00 Three eighths blood 2a'-3@ September 7 50@" 57 BemarJts Liverpool Cotton Statistics. r TI rft -tC«i to 47 lilts (.1 re eipts 26 arter blood 2 October 7 3t,Q)l 39 7 34(j; npinenta & 7 stocks 1 01S R sin Rain has been grneral in Georgia the Liverpool June 19 —AVeekly cotton ata k*. S42 icceipts _34 shipments 3 0 RESOURCES, OVER . . $10,000,000.00 Kentucky ilar hu.lt blood unwash November 7 04fS>~ OC 7 02<£ Carolinas and Louisiana and scattered tlstics _5@"6 thr eigrhti blood unwashed December 694, _ bhowers in Alabama. Mississippi and Tex ock-a 110 4«o A in I B $^ 80 to S3 S Va blood un\\ ashed _b@ 7 Janui , Total foruardcd to mills 1 000 bales of i-nd I> S4 0- E $4 00 to ?4 fl7 <£ I 34 0 9 99 t> 94@b 9j is UnheasomibU low temperatures prcv UI which 9 OOO ueto \merlcan stock 9o9 000 " _ $4 0- V t) $1 1 H $1 Tex is fine 12 months Memph Ju_ - n. _ 131 otto seed pioduets m tne eastern portion of the belt \merlcin 7 4000 imports 6-000. Amer 60 © C_ N to el b.C months, 5^, © j? pimie ba->is Oil C. if. VOI I M 1 S.1 a . meal, $^7 50, 1 an 1 00) -I f 0 M t > Hue, fa lintera. W ©3%. Section JDircctor. Lxportb 4 000 i Jndow glas^ $b -5 water white SG SO.

1EWSP4PERS NrM'SPAPFRl Tilt! CONbTiTUTLON, ATLANTA, tfA., SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1914. Practically AH Des Rooms .to Remt Are Advertised In The Constitution, Look Over the " Remit" Col tarn ns and Check the Ones Yotu Like Best

LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED—Male SITUATION WANTED—Female MONEY TO RAILROAD SCHEDULES STORKS AND OFFICES. HnTtes for tituadon ^wTanXeST LOA N to ads 3 Ilnea one time 10 centi. 3 imount on Impro' PRIVATE secretary and stenog- times. l& cents To get these rates ads The boutheri The to louins "fticdule figures are pub- Atlanta's Strides From Day to Day must be paid in advance and. delivered lished only aa InforumUon and. are not LOST articles sometimes mr» a«T«r rapher wanted; young man with uld buil ling guar tntted found, often they axo stolen with .^jtt^Thjt p,oggt|tjitlon__gffIce ^ ^^__ { aiQRTLr\L C LO i •s c ass . no chance of recot ery. but when WAi\TLD—loung ladj stenographer wants t impro\ ed Atlai c,et in Atlanta Terminal Station. picked up by honest persons they college education and some busi- position > eart. experience {rood on di(- touch v. Ith ui Lo 314 "Daili except Sun da v ALL THE LATE ST REAL ESTATE ANDBUILDING NEWS will get back to th* owner 1C mAvmr- ness experience, must be an tatlon and uses touch sjstem on machine K,mplre buiUllng '•sundu> Only tued In tain column. Can offer bej=t of references At present , f—^r Atluata Uirtninctiam G~~" Ci NT LC ind Atlantic American of good family and employed x on Atlanta daily paper Phone I P Main -262 Nuttins & Arrive i Leave The annual barbecue • of the Atlanta SI 500 — J T Earnett to Mrs Mary I habits Address \vith full partic- COMPETENT stenographer wants position Stranahan No 101 East Georgia avenue at once Good references moderate sal _(._ 4 L-mptr bldg 6 10 ami 7 30 am Heal Estate boa.rd wi 11 be pulled off 50x150 June 17 LOST—On W & A. train between Adalrs- ulars Lock Box 575, Atlanta, Ga. 10 ,»5 am| S 05 pm to vllle and AtUnta, pocketbook containing ary to begin with Address D 818 Cont.ti MONE\ TO I &ND on citv propert\ \\~~O at Lalcewood this afternoon at 2 10 000 — Mrs A A Fleming Security ^Alston 1 tb Third Nit I Binl Blrt£ about 518 currency and check for J200 on PROFESSIONS A^D TRADES. and Th >m »;?> o clock Loan and. Investment company No 131 the Dalton bank indorsed by J K. fatreln "WANTED—Men to learn barber trade Bar- YOUNG GIRL M ante position In tailor shop S 10_pm|10 SO pra Harris G Wilte president of the Houston street 4sxl57 April 4 SI 500 —Jaco b t, Harria to Hebrew Or might hav e been dropped leaving Union bers always in demand Big wages. Easy Can do all kinds ot w ork Please call irth Nal oml Ba Sleeping cars rain between At boa.rcl declares that It will be started phans Home Lot southw est Bide Conred bta.tion after 7 JO p m My name and ad ork. Few weeks complete a by our meth- Mrs Netz. ivy 72- or write P O Box 9 on the dot, a.rd all wfeo expect to de dress on inside of pocketbook, reward if re od. Wages wbile learning Tools furntbhed. WANTED—Position as housekeeper in hotel erate avenue 403 feet northivest of Orme- Catalog free Moler College. Desk B 38 lour barbtcut, and "wash it down with wood a\enue 41xl4j September 10 1913 turned to F C Brand, _S7 Hemphiii avenue no objection to country. Mrs bmlth 1130 WANTED—Money r>t Point Knilrn the appiopnate wa&hin s* must be -on or to Constitution ofnce ___^ Luckle st-eet, College St Mac on Oa. id Companj. $1 ooo — ilcyer Oilman to same No 337 l— N*. IX pi hand at tht a,jp i ated hjour Washington street ofl-^190 June 2 LOST—Line ptir framed eyeglasses in alum WANTED—A strictly first class white bar- WANTED—Position at- After the barbecue thete will be mu- $5 500 — Mrs Ida. blma to Travelers In- Inum c*iae on t orreat ave cw.r ihursday ber t-olleee barbers and booze fighters, lj am J5 Ne vv Or o us am 1 ere nee K lurnKhed Ad> lortgTsje hif,h L i t pr M> sic a.nd dancing' boating swimming faur i,nce company No C01 Ponce de Leon mornins tinder call Main 34_2 C D save stamps A 1 workman can make good, " ~ _R_oute__No 1 It money Address H M Pyle Hotel Ortoo Jitto ry 9 10 am baseball ana other ^^hlwtics avenue SOxlaO Jun 1J. LAJDY steiiogrTph a.nta positioiitlon at once 1 LRM ^ - 40 Ne v s _,. pm Or _ 00 pm Those wjio have JiOu yet secured 537 jOO — Mutual Building company to L(Jt31—Wednesday at Allen s store or Miss Barber Shop Wilmington K ~ 34 Won' Third National bank Property known as refei Lll M.an 10 000 stork in (, Or 11 .w pn 41 \ sat 1 I & 4G pm Mrs \V llllt> Westmoreland BO West Fifteenth rolled t»x borr \ er Mr The i it} conbtructaoTi department streets 14Sxl3oxt>0 Jul> 23 191.> SoOO — Mlt-ae-i M B and S J Wood to LO&1 — In downto district one raincoat irst {.Us A lire Dir Central of Georjrln Itailw ay bas announced t>iat ttie work of lay aks J; riday afternoon 1 Leonora S Ralnet, Lot north side Sells «ive tind t\v o s.mo.11 FOR SALE—Miscellaneous The Klffbt UH> ing the p«i\ ement or the regraded nue 85 feet west of Atv. ood street 85x 64 Finder please com nicate witn Otis Kum AND SOLICITORS, Ar He From — D i> trt To— portion of Whitehall sla-eet, which was also lot north side Sells avenue 170 feet phriea Mpbanbvilie u Liberal^ re ward__^ nd accident insurance agents ATOMOBIUES <• *"' ah g 00 am to ha\ e started last ^reek. w ill start west oC Atwood street 85x2f4 June la LOST — Lady •) short black Friday tt anted for i&e best selling policies on SECONDHAND PRllsTINC, MATERIAL $10 000 — llrs Lucie H Harrison to Pru POR fc>ALL CHt.AP ba > i oo am ne-^t week nitht between "\\ est Peachtree an earth., $.>0 000 000 company rates 01 life -c n l jo pm (Note to printers Stive this notice dential Insurance Company a£ America frorsyth theater Keward if returned Phone dge 21 $H 81 age SO, $!/ 5a age 40 916 7S, 250 California cases cost 76c sale price 20a \OUR OU X PRICE icon 4 00 pra for jubLjca.tion again next week ) Lot south, v. est side Peachtree road 280 -74_ L age 65 ?^3 07 faick and accident pays Cor JO lowei ca&e news eases, full size cost £0c J itkio 7 _5 clvonvlllo. B 30 pm feet southeast of Belt railroad 100x740 every day s sickness lor twentj tour months sa.le price 15c FOLLOW INi. cnr all in p-s. ell nt condi Real Kwtnte Snles. r LUjal—f nday on Whitehall street ladles tlon mu t mo\e bv July 1 regardless Mj.Lon vunnah s 3£ pra June l Kate on accident and sick from $1 to $3 per Galley rack holding ten galleys up to three Maion 10 50 am \ aldobta h 30 pm ?4 000 —" W A and R A Verdier to PS bracelet watch Crown make told Finder T\ ill arring ea^y terms Turma-n & Calhoun thi ougJi \n please call Ivy .J67o month according to the faize of the policy - Chalmers Tt> A 20 ptn Jacksonvillo lo 10 pm drew Ca.lh oun ha\e s old for Alex tate H Traub (by e-vecutors) Lot north liberal contract to agents. Call on or address 10 wooden double frames, cost $8 50. saie 16 pin IhonmsvlUo i_ 01 am east corner Randolph street and Edge LOJST—A sapphire bar pin. In shoppinoppng diss- price 53 7t> 1 Chiln Ree\ es and Ralph "Vlart in to Miss \ boutheru Agency Company, 60S Temple Court MT. el - ) pm Albany ii 01 am K Kelso Nog "T99-001 W aitehall street wood avenue 72x84 feet June 15 trict Wednesday afternoon Paon"' e Iv* —y bulldl ng A t lanta. da. 12 double iron frames holding 12 cases cost $17 60 bale price $10 1 Hu small stores on a lot fronting" 170 feet Mortgages. One proof prets will take a three Column 2 cadllJacs Southern Hallway tm \\hitehall vith a depth of 120 feet LOfaT—Brown collie pup 6 months old Re XVAN 1 ED—Two good real es- 1 Columbia J2GO — S N" Boyco to Atlanta Banlsng ward 441 East Georgia avenue Phone galley sate price $10 Premier Carrier ot tlie bouth" on Humphiies street to fthe Central of and Savings company Lot east side "Waldo Main 4o03 J tate salesmen at once. A-i con- TV. o stones and one stand to hold them, 1 Ohio Arrival and departure of pa^scuuer train*. Oeorgaa i aUi o -».d where it fronts 200 street between Pickert street and Gl< n about s feet long sale price $10 1 Peerless Li sin AtUnUL ««n* feet tht. conbirieration bemfjr £27 000 wood avenue 50x190 also lot w est side tract to good men. See Mr. Tes- One wooden case rack holds 30 full size Hits £ollo\\ins Bchedule figures are pub- 2 fetoddard Biytons Hiss Kelso -ra\ e In part pajrnent No W aldo street 170 feet north of Pickert PERSONAU cases cost 110 sale price $4 lished or ly us luforuuttiuu and. are not 57 Gilmci feti eft a lot 4ocxlOO with street 45x200 June lb ster, 322 Healey bldg., 12 to 1.30 This material will be sold in lots to suit 1 Mitchell 4 cylinder nomin il imp i ox ement valued at $16 $600 — Claude J Jameson* to Oeorpia feav A J. i~tw\ i .A i.M—i or bakers machinery ±Te Pay your own freight Address _ Mitcell b cylinder 101 %e frrom— Depart tor— Ings Bank and Trust company No 280 1 Overland electric starter 00!) PRACilCAL ler man with acquaintance Une of beat lllk, CONSTITUTION 1 I^atJonaJ ncer ew lork J^ J5 am (, harleb B Glo 7er hat. sold to Joel Vanirt street jOx 00 June 16 nown lines lor established, hou&t. Must pay ATLAN1A OA olumbua, o lb am j.u^ .jritmal K.IIU on y r^tfular millinery wn expenses at start I liie pos.iti.on for 1 Stoddard Dayton rojdstir i naiu B ui> Hun cr lots 11 3 ^ and 13 -of Brook T^and Contract Lialntib sen001 iu Atlanta JJej,m now and 1 Six t\ I d r rtadster 191 ain haven estates fac in^, the Capital City ifiu cij-as man only 3-i>i* spring urove 1 Of k ai d electric ttart. r hicm,o (j _u um ?4 B5y — "M L Rauchenberg to Harry venue cinclnna.ti uhio icmuond to 5o ttm < ountrv club grounds with a front Parov Vo 4 W eat Ontario avenue 50x-lj au.r 10 fj Whitetiau street SAFES 1 Ba.bct>clv electric «tl) CUy 7 y ajQ as of iOO leet or Brookha.ven clrixe Juae 15 UAi CUKbli.! it, mad • :• N—fatudy advanced salesmanship Address communications to U paid profession ±teal opportunities BOUGHT, sold and exchanged Bank MilUi. 4.U. , 10 am irici a depth of ^60 feet for a consid tor you LU your ei.a.ct measurement, Mr Lo\t Telephone Ivj 4 u L V cy / 10 a., eration of ?10 oOO cl at a rate of ?3o ontd ^ « nrm Iit- tiie woven wlru so au a J ii_e booklet lliaustreet toys safes, vault doors. Combinations u Quit Claim Heeds Park itow Bldt, New lork City pei fiont foot jl—Mr, Mat tie L. King ^guardian) to o cimt, to aitd bup uri your figure per changed. ( laude L. bims has sold for a client Mrs Pannle S Stewart Lot north bide iet-tly o-nu tive frecu m ot motion Mrs U*. 1OU still ha\e a c to pick up a bar b, WilcoK ivy ^Bjb , in u orreat avc to Vi thui Brooks a SIN room house on Glenn street 131 feet ea&t of Wlndfaor WA^ 1&&—toalesmen capable ot explaining BANKERS' SAFE AND gain in a, &ood. t,e car H e have street 40x138 April 5 1907 merits oE newly patented gasoline saving a lot 7->xlSO on HowelX Mill road near device «old unaer tua.ru.ntee to increase the T elder home for $5,3oO $10 and other consideration—Charles •fxt.U~.Lj «c One 1911 Citltllac j passenger $600 60 Montgomery Jr to Charles M Moon Half miletige ot any automobile ^5 to 60 per cent VAULT CO. One Knox lourlnt car 40 ii p 40 JJ 1 interest In lot S block 120 In College Park per galluii o£ gasoline used, j&mpire SAlet, No 35 East Mitchell Street. One Buick. Model 17 j pabber ^er «-o JOJ Candler Bldg \ arrant^ !><• eels land lot IGj. fourteenth district 50>-20 One White fca.s 40 7 p^ib tn vrth of S ^uthern Railway everything for me noine and t^rma to et.ta.te otllce to show property etc Must money Also sell bulk ^ cid 1 hobphate 143 seventeenth district 408x"o April HUH you liie atore mat guarameeM you full equipment, $4 000 \\ill i,c 1 for rlfcht f « iy x S feet June 17 1 1913 be able to invest $ul>0 \\hich will be secured ash Salts, Nlirj.te ^oda, C b ileal and Hulls $3 (b — S \\ C-ir-son to Sam M Carson .atibiaetion -o 3-earta record of lair a.iia lib by real estate lirst morttafee notes lo W Ma ager 416 Atlanta \ w ty o -it pm S<"00—Nathan A Smyth to Mr^ Margaret :ral dealing Auburn avenue corner ±-ryor RIDE WHILE YGt, PA :ou fa jil iiui 14 t r f on west side Plaste - s Bridge road O Smith Lot 50 feet from southeast cor acceptable party \\ill pay aai *y oC $60 a Natio In land lota 11 ind 1-t block 3 a.lso 3 6 ust oii I'eaclitree 1 1 ner Rolle> i ind Dora streets jOx-OO Oc month nnd commission on &ules Address 1O THObk . stand or w alk for tired Term * — One third caah balance acre ? on i-est side Planter a Bridge road 1O THUfctE who itind or walk tor ti Box D 47 i Constitution t bcalding sore feet use oil ton S -16 pm tober 19 1904 aching bv ti. vi j j ^o pm. $1 and other con=:Ideritlon—Miss Anne achlnfe burning uculding bore leet Pedetone ra.nteed to relieve the worst e $1 000 — L,. Carter to Picken * company lot K KeNo to Wr<* A A Fleming No 131 pedetone «_Tura.jiteea to relieve the worst feec tor by aH drug'g-lst;. -oc ^Oc k vi lu lu „;> ^ni on roilh i IP W>He street at southwest Houston street 45xlo7 June 4 fe«t J; or saie uy erm«itoue ^o -Oh ^ Snni 00x11)0 feet May 1 i jjullaitii. 1 t (.achtr^e St. 5 000 — Paul S L,therSdB*- t< B la. 'Wood Building Permits 1 OR h ^-LK — Let me ship you a coop of flue THE LOCOMOBILE CG&lPA^Ji OF nl lot on north side \\lllla2is street, ''OO $32j—Mr-? Annie I efkoff Jt Capitol ave bANliAKlU&l—Private re WANTED—^lan with horse and rife to carry chickens by e-vprews tresh from tn AIWiLFICA Union Passenger Station* f cl o-t f -itmmes street oOx!3^ feet nue addition A \\ Kirkpatrick builder lined home like limned number of pa newspaper route A hustler can make gooa try ahip every day at market pric 463 Peachtree St Ivy 13d lo?2 S2 000—\\ D Beatie Fairbanks street tlenta cared for ;riumt,s> pro\lded. for in muney Apply City Circulation Dept con±>tl ered d.t your home ll >ou Ive m i dwelling day work fa.nts. Infants for aii pLion Mra JU T ery zone C JL. H Im i _ Robertsto « 0—-Joh n S Owen-i to P J Cha-ppelear U. ~ I t on c t*>t side (_,ra.nd \ ieu avenue _50 feeti $lb 000—\dalr and \\elnmeister Marietta Mitchell o Uindsor atret.1 \\ ANTED—Married man white to do WA N 1 EL> — furt,hai.ej~7or '£ bJue Notice to Ul Buyers of Set ond- nortt of \% dlatid avenue ->«K 4- feet De^ i street brick stable day work LIE M faMOKINU TOBACCO CATAftRH eral \\ork in small institution house white solitaire diamond se in entle . ou a n c ml er 1 1911 SI 000—E A Gunter Stewart avenue KJbMEUl Used for nay fever also lie niched Addreas K Box 13-1 It t L> man s English mounting u ptr Iland Automohiles' $„ 7 o— Marie II Hbodes Cby trustee) to | dwelling day work Kin now lOc pkb Your druggist o* && M feet and w orth tbOO J? or i 1 Kt.L.1 puiiltd on the car& ellt-ied for sale Mr I U Sims lot on o"uth \est corner i $350—At G Campbell 29 Beecher street Co Atlanta WA \ iJbiJ—^ami ceptance $t>;»0 and sale subje here ai d en ba of valuable strwee to i to y t 1& pm I alterations day work appraioal Add^e^^. P O Bot you m -.electn g your ear i know the ens 00 pm Vorce etc Leon avenue and Harriett street L.A1BROIDLKY work In all its branches care Cont>tltutlor Aut b •,(K l 0 tret May -" [ $5 500—Dr Thad Morrison two story tly U.OIIL at moderate pricea Lessons ana then value as % eli as thoir price Cot uo pm ' brick dwelling 253 Cast Fourth street A 1 WHITfc- hotel (Gernr Milt, with me and save time and m^iiey S1 oo—l V \^ne v to A J Stitt iot on Atidieh Mra \V A. Humphrey 35 ATLAN FA SAFE CO e r* side L.lm street If feet south of Dill I Rhett &. O Burns contractors, street Ivy fi049 J Ceniury building ^^ JJo \iUf aisti \llte Railroad iv o ue 101 l {0 feet Jim If | S^OO—B E McLajiabaji 308 Neal street •ite Randolph 1HOA1AS LANL XJi l^e&vti | Arr M 00 \\ L Harris to >VTrs J E L-p I addition day work t> Kt,L—Our 1914 magazln* catalogue Jus. hington D C out Phone or write for It, Charles D THEHAXLRri I UHM1 UKfc, CO willpAtk Automobile bpecialist t Ont Ji« avenue 50x Barker Circulation 19 21 Petera M 4623-J Phone Iv v jju(j Deeds to Secure Debt or store your hou ehold t,o>ds vnd furni _No ^_Luckle St | S 60pm 00 f* ft M trc j 3800—DiUin Morris company to TV est End 1 LI tiCK^LXfa lepalred I/ Price ture Responsible and rt laonable Phone <( 7 Q_MrM ll uo pm t I L pchurch to Dillin HELP WANTED—Female I OH bVLL—One four >Ht,btnfctr R Ac L. M rris c m an;i, t ne i>ropei-tj Mi> S ' Pirk company lot west ide West Ontario > Z N Pryor Phono Ivy 420.1 Ivy _90? elceU c coupe ne battery and just J [>0 pIU S 100—M Vnn t. Kinp tu > B J.urman [ avenue 3»0 feet west of Cmerald avenue b^OUt-jb A Ni> UJbillClt^l. MEDIUM folZI D (Ire and butfcUr proof pan ted by Jotm famith 11 is ear ia in a.b ai l>a Hin 1 H ot n rtne ruth est timer land lot 48 bev Klser Building Atlanta Ga W A VTLD — Girl to cook and clean up ts 515 bprlnj,er ^J» b Fryor JU ilonroe / yo am tten.Hi dUtr t,t Ov^l™ fet,t April 1 ?10 and Other Consideration—"vv illlam III llaJ 1 U b New iork.l_ 10 p Lowry Porter to \\ Z Dav! lot rorth Lone l>i-*tan e le ephone 3023 30.J4 and family of t\\ o afternoons off references FOR bALL—On e column adding ma 1 VbbK *- l_ ra . t — 1 (. Roe\ es to Mr& t A .Tauten 302o Atlanta Ca 3-4 1 01 rest _ Apt ^ ___ fe*-t s>ide DeKalb -ivonue 150 feet \\c-9t of W av thine at a tr lous bargain Addret>t t< "Vorrwlk 1*: 10 pm. erly way Sfoxli feet Tune DR ARTHUR ( HOBBS ha-? returned from J-.IOH.IOHT neat colorcoloree d maidma s for vvai tresses 300 Highland a^ Atlanta Columbia \uto Exchange et oC L, toria. street j4x9J feet fcebru the New ~i ( rk t-jt vi 1 Lar PoU clinics -> it 1 urts th l_ iy pm $-?00—Mrs LilUe D Cl f to i to Security 101S Century ifuiiutnj, FOR b VLB—One J» horse boiler $°00 _J ii ham j 60 pni Lpan and Investment companj "SI b uth Hi*, office is no in the Cannier building; ould be 85 horse engine S o lio Ashby atn orc \ ou j u ham c oo pm. Pryor stretl 3( \90 feet Januaiy 1*! Ray Lumber Company o ileu phla t> oo pm e in Miss topark nan a Ira bO per j-laOf—-.H \ fctherldge to Mortgagrt Bond fOR b\LL—Vt >our o«n prlee second hand IS Vbbt, fe C 4 00pm Co pariv of Nc\ \ ork No JO Bedford HELP WANTED—Male and Female > School b-i '^ \% hitehall _»ui_completc list 1- Ne v lortt » 66 pm U H Dun i ello olfer All mi linery work old stjle filing < ablneta Vpply 17 4 Hurt p| tc taxi 0 June IS Building i. Norfolk 8 66 pra s 00—Mrs bar ill <- Hansel! to H T \\ -\N 1 ED done tre __ ___„ _ U 1 urtam th S 56 pm C o\ faufehter-j (nt \Vc t Highland avonue v\ \.\lt.i-» — U omen lor (.ov THE TROUBLL CO SS 1 encQtrec fee. 4 f el n rthLa^t of \rt, Lrd avenue 4 -s. Executor » l>eed 100 BOYS \\D GIZ^LS •jhipa $tO per montti A l o4° Cl N 1 HAI A\ 1 M UN 1 Ju u l^ Si 000 — Estate to take the Lious soon topecimen question i rank L.LL.C TltLC bl VP 11 ii. ( rl PI i i u und A tl unlit. Railroad. jSOO—faame to same lot west side High . liu Institute Dept feOu \ It.ochcater N Y^ \\ L FAY highest cash prices lor anything newed Medic clcelric 1 aj j llan land aver ue 413 fet-t northeast of \reard corner Randolph stieet and WLRK'b ] REE Pianos household gooi'j furniture and paired tie COLRfaE in bhorthand at Bagwell s Business uiitij"&, leaxn millinery iree scholarship j4 Chicago 8 00 am n-enu I^M - Ju e 18 plan We make and reirlm bata free Ideal office fixtures a specialty Jacobs Auction RLBblLDINC, tarb a bpcc iltj Nashville H S5 am College 34 -, Luckle st beginning Monday Scuuoi of Millinery 100 ^r Whitehall _ Company 61 Decatur street Atlanta _-8j 9 XiMhvlUe 4 55 ^m 9 30 a in and 7 30 p m June $ 00 in Bell 1434 scholarships awarded is pi izes to those mak A \vuMAN over -D with attractive person IR^VIS & JO\CS . Homo 6 16 pm tng- bet.t record during- the week 3en4 in allty for trai cling positioi expenses ptld. JACOBfa AUCTION CO will buy anything ''S JAML*s SI _1HJ1 U 1 LO JK \\ ' ^ ISashvllie & 50 pm AjJiily 11 « candle- bide te icherprpfe'-re.l in the w.iy of household t, da 'We pav t OIlp bl otk VL • i 1 ers i 1 th r N. E. HARRIS SPEAKS jour n ime at once I\y 40 b the highest cash price Cill Vilanta phono •"285 Bell Main 1^434 ol Dceatur street AT THE THEATERS. TO VOTERS OF TROVP DR\UGHON S Business College, logue iai U iref Aul TAX1CABS SITUATION WANTCD—Male C< Ath & (. i r aCti ange (ja June 19 —(Special ) Atlanta, Ga, or Montgomery, Colonel Nat I Harris* of Macon gub Ala No vacation Catalog tree adb J lines o e time 10 cents 3 cor L f, rti tain s Keith Vaudeville. ernatorial candidate appeared befoi e times lj cents lo get Ihebo rates ads D_eatu 4 f> TAXICABS a 2aigre and representative audience SPECI \L SUMMER RVTES must bo paid m advance and delivered JSO^Cli MAONL1O at Ihe Constitution office in the com thouse tonight in the inter MFls OR WOMJ N war-ted able to make i good eoneiiti est of hia candidacy $600 per month and up giving piinos AN ANSWER TO 1OUR AD TH E PRUDEN TIAL B H HoleomLc U BeUe Isle In the beginning of his speech he to churches to advertise t*asiet>t thing on or several o( them may be sent In as stated that If the proposed Troup can earth Olobe Distributing Co 405 Gould late as a \v eek tf ter your ad last ap INSURANCE COM- building Atlanta peared in The Constitution Such respon didate J E Dunson should enter the sea are the result ot se\eral forms of PANY is now accepting IVY 5190; ATLANTA race that the local man would have no THOUSANDS of government life jobs now special service which the Constitution opposition from this countv from open to men and women $65 to $150 ia rendering in behalC of all bltuations loans on high class At month Atlanta examinations announced T Bibb s candidate He declared W J July 15 De crlptlon and sample questions \Vd-ntcd idi erti-=ers So If you want a 1AXICABS H irris is a continual kicker He stat free Franklin Institute Dept 53 N wldei range of choice before accepting a lanta propeity at 5 S, 6 i-XCKl-blOK AL1U COA1PANT ed that the fact that he had been a Rochester N Y position hold your bo\ number card und FOK SALE: i ailroad lawj er not only did not dis call at or phone to The Constitution fre and 6]/2 per cent Piympt L jOGo, 8 LUCKIE J 1262 WL. can place maids cooks waiters, quently for at Ica-^t A veek qualify him for the race but furnish waitresses. In undresses porters and chauf and couiteoub attcn ion A FIRE-PROOF PORTA- ed far more useful experience than Ceura and oti er help Isational ji.mploy- could be obtained by his particular ment Agency 78^___Sputfi Froad street CIIAS H BLA.CK, BLE GARAGE ^TAXICAB^PERRY opponent by being president of two WANTED—Salesmen best sellinff line for phonogi aph operator and ste- Real Estate Loan \gent ALL metal, first clast, building Very IVY 7864 71 fire insurance companies and a mem summer trade on the market Olobe Dls 0 Lu klo ^L New, for ^er\ Ice. Kellermann in Movies. ber of1 the census bureau He stated tributine Co a04 Gould Bldg Atlanta nographer deb:res position , ex- 210-211 Empire Building" low price Terms to suit it de&ired ( \t the Grand ) his platform to be first economical Sa\e your public garage rent Addrebs \mptte Kellcrmmn the diving Venus idministration of the government ceptionally rapid on machine , Phone Ivy in B IJb Constitution NEWSOM AUTO CO. ci ntinue t.nmsh all records in Nep funds second to cut taxes down third WANTED—Teachers good references furnished Ad- 12 Luckie St. Ivy S3 Atlanta 3631 tunp s Daughter it the orand this week the golden rule Do all the good you M-i-NY good facancies still coming ... ^V\L. "0 PJLK Cl Nl to 80 PL.R CLNr l ich perform ince has packed the theater can for me and I will do all the good available ite us at once Sheridan a dress D-468, Constitution t cap nit) \t the nisht shows the crowds Teachers A LOANS $25.00 AND UP Oi\ YOljR OLD BEAR1.\GS MEpKIAL I can for jou nc> 302 Candler bids' At L)U\ T llro r ul J le r r & * s i oi.trfov the p clous lobbv to the street Colonei Hairis' speech wa received ~\\ ith the present On Furniture, Pianos S J •* i c s uth rn U irii „ i_o -Jj Mil I lilt a die <»r d reliable tr atrnent for lr- f t thit mo'-e than 30000 persona ia\ e al entries in the race he will make a Vi-ANTfcD—A teacher of pedagogy one for sires temporary employ- U__iL,e_ t tnue Mj. 11 J J ree,^ antles Irlal box by niall 60c Ed- re d% Mtne e 1 H is evl lence of Us charm clean &weep of Troup county sience a matron all colleg-e positions Or Indorsed Notes ~ in nd ot iJrug Company 11 North Broad \nnette KelH " in in \ ludeville or any ilt.0 superintend en tt, principals and gru.de ment— tor a month or six Mr (.t ALl.j.nta Ua, where else so fir as that matters was ne\ teachers 42J Atlanta National Bank Bide AT RATLS permitted by the laws of the er the w ondcrfui \nnette that she is in WEST POINT GRADUATES Vhone Main 3145 state Our «a^y payment plan allows you weeks. Services reasonable. to pay us back to suit your income We REPA1N 1 LD Neptune s Daughter She will be at the MUSIC AND DANCING^ l rinl the remainder of the week four per RECEIVE ASSIGNMENTS also protect you from pybJiclty and extend Address D-471 Constitution. every courtesy to make the carrying of a, form tncea dally ^^ loan satisfactory to you in every way PROF b belect Da Ing School. Washington June 19 —The cadets 409 Ivy 74 1 IU -w ho list week were graduated from EXPERIENCED young office ber It 1 eactaers. ^o elation. REPORT ON JUDGE SPEER the military academy at W est Point GUARANTEE LOAN CO, , ADTQ BI,NDERb> fANKJ> todi> w ere assigned by the w ar de Cost of Local Want Ads m man wants position with repu SCHOOL HELD UP BY COMMITTEE partment to the arms of the service THE CONSTITUTION table concern References as to Room 318 Atlanta National Bank • HOODS i ic m de to oie.er AI o repa in w hlch the> will beg-in their active character and ability Address Buildin•n , , g BotT. hi Phonem s I ro^wort *_^__k «HOLL'N uj_pi_e C> S\»nt\ (JR1 *K>HS &.j^ I Q MS "Washington June 19—Continued ab militarj careers The lirst fifteen in recognition of their distinguished 1 Insertion lOc a line ™ 1 KEl t ahead of Ll e proce In U c ro j < sence ot members of the house judi- standing were absigned to the en y insertions Oe n line U-466, Constitution ciary committee from the city has gfineer corps Of the others twent> one 7 Inacrtionit 5e D line MONEY TO LOAN—\Ve SUMMER SCHOOL furthei deloed presentation of the re- le per xTord flat for WANTED—Position by experi RICIIAf USON o Atlanta faelect school were assigned to the cavalrv arm a good deal of home funds that|^t^(1 iport of the subcommittee which, inves- seven to the field artillery twenty to clanalfled advertlaliiK open JUIIL for two months both »exea. from outside of Atlanta enced store manager and sales- Jvj. 5b? J 300 bprlnf St tigated impeachment charges against the coast artillery and fortj three to we can place promptly Can lend'" the infantry man , towns preferred, best refer- 1ROLBLE CO federal Judae i,morv Speer of "Macon Those assigned to the engineers In No advertisement accepted for on 5 years straight, or monthly CUI3L.H1 A LI I N Ga The i eport is not now expected to less than two lines Count ences Address D 479, Constitu- M L. elude B B '-jomervell A.rk insas F S payment plan Albo money for e Park. come befoi e the entire committee be Skinner North Carolina and I H Car six ordinary words to each C foi e neNt week It is understood that a Une tion L.1,1 CTRK (. i majoi itv of the in\ estigators hold to ruth Louisiana purchase money noteb 1 oster & 4 <_--nLr I !> the v lew that sufficient e^ idence was Discontinuance of advertlg U ANT LD—Position by hustling Liobson, ii Kdgewood avenue not pit-bented to \varrint an impeach, E H ODUM BROS E AND WAREHOUSE PHRENOLOGIST Ing must be in writing It rnent xv ill not be accepted by phone road salesman I londa territo- AIAD-\ME DE LYLE This protects j our interests ry preferred, best references fur u£i well at ours TO LLND oil VLlanla hum& ur business, A r LAN71 A R \DI\TOR CO 19 SIMPSON STREET mshed Address D 478, Constitu- to builders U rite or call TVC been cured is the SCIENTIST spiritualist and phrenologist tion A.utomobile Radiator \\ork I \ lu Kelj oE MONEY NOTES Come and ha\e >our past present and fu IF YOU CAN'T BRING OR S. W. CARSON Bell Ivy 7 t i4 GlvjStrcPt turc revealed "Vo matter \t hat your trnu WANTED—Position in bank mercantile \\ t, H VVE funds on hand with hie*. ma,j. be social domestic or business, SEND YOUR WANT AD 1 t MEN CURED I house or corporation by young singl- man 24 SOU 1H BROAD STREET S—BICYCLES Y E suc-i-c fillj trcit. NPR\JM-BAI-- BLOOBLOOD and 9 you will be told oC them and receive advice lj years experience in banks mercantile \\hich to purchase t^ood first or | SI ii DUe iM-i Pimprciplea a EczemEczema aCaiarr Caiarrh h fIvy 3116 L houses and corporations public a-counting U leers Sores and ant- auditing will start at $_0 to ?2B week. LOANS MADE IJS, THE seconu nioit^i^c purchase money Acute Troubles Auditor P Q H -. 38J Atlanta Ca. AI 6 7 and « per cent on dt-tin notes I osier k Robson, ii Edge- PILES and FlSTU estate p,.r< baae money nuUiu DO LA Kidney Bladder WANTED—Position as overbier on farm quick service \\ ood a\ cnne and Chronic Dli have had -0 years experience cdr work CA1*L. tOR MH MOONJL^ 5000 negroes ill o K can give beat of re£er«nt-ea f s-mimtlon CLltl- C HAI CHER : free l>o not MME OHAIL.AL OR ATLAXTl (Montgomery INSURANCE AGENCY del.J3 may . _ _ -—' Etpa} palmlbt Telli, past pres 221 Grant B uj.^ Both Pact lonthiy paym«uts ent and future Ciiveb advice on business IF >ou need a high class man for general No detention from Ij and family affair Located and for a short office work who has had long experi \\ E HA.V L. $28,000 for good firbt time only Lake\vood Park Special reading ence in that line and can fclve the highest NOMINATION BLANK IniahiesH FREE ad vice and conHtlentlai for one -vveek onli oOc 5001 references \\rite to me \V M lodd care and second mortgage noteb 1 treatment by 3 ret Hotel ^.nsley city ! u tarty licensed spa L H Zurhne and i-d\va.id Joneb, ciatlst I tm against Courteous operators, thor- WANTED—Position with future In lumb r In $2S,27@ Free Gift Campaign lilgb nnd extortionate ! y young m n of 4 have university train 501-2 Silvey jjldg Aiam 624 | 1 oug-hli familiar with r^tes. int and home practical lumber experience fees cliaigcd bi some I ROPObALS I-OR i Li>LlC PRINTING rules and clarifications will pliysiciflTii and specialJsts Department of state Atlanta Ga June A 1 references Address D 480 constitution LOANS, ON UKAL L-blATL, — \\ _ bu.j pur Date 1914. My fees arc very tow for trttatlnd Catarrhal ETive you complete informa - uiiey notes- r 1 1S14 — SeDed. proposal for doing the tiun And if you wish they A ^.O ONfc. ir iveline salesman will bo open building ch«Jiiti> and. Me The Constitution—Gentlemen Disorders and simple diseases public printing (.as prt \ idc-1 in Sections 1U37 August 1 for position In city of Atlanta For Blood Poison 1 HUM the latest discov to 13 u Inclusive of \ ui 1 Code of t»eorg-ia win assist >ou in wording chanica i our wj.nt ad to make it must Knou s the city and cm show tood record as ur>nt Bu I n&mmate 1910) for t«o years beginning August 3 salesman A J references furnished Ad t or nervMi 1914 will be received it the office of the effective (State whether Mrs or Miss) Lymph Comp dress L.1VC W Ire care Constitution iIONlt*i TO JLOAN — At b 7 and 8 per cent secretary of State In Atlanta. Georgia for on Atlj-nt«i. rtaldence and suburban cea.1 trcntment. » thirty (.30) days, from this date—J une 1 Accounts opened for ads by lOCNCr MAN _2 \\anta position ;lt once City . Hours n n m s inrtiy 10 to 1 1914 have had experience in shipping checking eata-Le Jn s,um-f ot JoOO to *- 000 our name is in the u^i> 403 E^uita-ble Jnindtng _ _ N Bi -give bond in the sum of Fifty Thousand D 467 caie Constitution Slartctt i St Oi p site Third Nat 1 BankBa . A telephone directory Other MOJSE1 10 LOAN — Ha.ve on hard money District No as a candidate in The Constitution Free Gift Campaign Ulinti Cc rgl • Dollars in a Surety Company authorized 0 1 to do business in this State for the faithful want ads taken by telephone to loan on K" * rca,l estate aet,urlty Pur i are to be paid for imraedi LICENSED DRUGGIST chase roonty notew bought Mrs t r inces ' Sign performance o£ contract The right to V ANTb po&ition City references Ad reject any and all bids I* reserved ately upon pjblicction bill to Quillian &11 51*1 Petera liuilding Main Address tormj for making bids will be furnish De presented oy mail o so _drea^ A_M__Harris_ 17 Orme street ___ 1BJ5 ed upon application to the Secretary of IJcitor the same day printed -fciOlbTERLI} experienced dru£-firli>t open aiONEr i-OR SAL.A.RIL.D fh.oi L.& This nomination blank will count 5,000 votes if sent to the Cam- i>tT.tt for position A 1 reference Address C C AND orHfc,KS upon the r own nTElv,O BOOKKEEPER bVgiiin^ "Addreaapl" y Mu ual Loan and Banking Company. State Treasurer. I> *?6. Constitution. tt.B Eg.ult*ble building.

SPAPJLRl THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, JTINnE 20, 1914. fage Meveii. stitution Space amid Atlanta Laed Are Wise and Profitable Investment* Increase In Valtue and Produce Big Returns. Bey Land From Want Adi

BUSINESS AND MAIL ORDER BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Rooms FOR RENT—Apartments FOR RENT—Apartment* FOR RENT—Apartments DIRECTORY "W ANTE I —An Idea. •Who can think of NORTH S11>E. FURNISHED—NORTH SIDK. JTUKNISHED. some simple thine to patent? Protect your ONE nicely fur. front room, gentlemen pre- 87 'WASHINGTON ST.. Apt. S. 4 elegantly ideas, they may bring you wealth. Write A Modern Family and Tourist ferred, all conveniences: nice location. furnished or unfurnished rooms In Tallulah AT AUCTION. for "Needed Inventions" and "How to Get Ivy 7226. apartment^j.tl conveniences. Main CS91, FOR RENT FURNITU RE. b.ouffe.b.oLd goods office fix- Your Patent and Your Money." Randolph & ONE targe, desirable, front room, well fur., FIVE nicely furnished tures, and. In fact, everything you want. Co.. Patent Attorneys. Washington. D. C. HOTEL ELECTRIC LIGHTS and a team beat, Euro- private entrance and bath. Price reason- iences ; private bath, near car tl-e. Call JACOBS AUCTION CO. FOR SALE—Large dry cleanintgg anan d dyo- pean. $3 a week and up, &0c a clay and abie. Ivy 4014-J. Ivy 4335-J. PIEDMONT PARK APARTMENTS—Four-room; loca- 31 OECATUR. STREET. orks located Atlanta, Ga.; profits up. Rooms en suite with, private batbs. ONE excellently furnished room in nice apt. Near Kimball House. Bell phone 143*; At- have been averaging ?400 per month; parties j American. $7 a week and up. »1.50 a day house, close In. every convenience. f>5 E. CNFUKNJSHK15. lanta. 2285. owning tame have other business outside of and up. Free baths on all floors. Harris st. Apt. 3. Ivy 3^76. 230 WASHINGTON ST.—Four tion and condition unexcelled. Price most reason- Atlanta and mu sell. Addrea; FAMILY leaving city for summer would Constitution PEACHTREE INN rent three cool front rooms to joung men, beautiful 6-room apartments WHA"T'lt~tak«T^"mal^"hera™to~ order, w< 3S1 PKACHTREK STftEKT. able. Ideal from every viewpoint. Let ur show you. happen to nave it. Give us your next or- WILL exchange fr 52.000 to $3,000 ladles' Under new management. Clerk and bell- near meals. Ivy 9. ______for lease; will be ready for occu- der and we wjll convince you. Southern suits, coats, furst , skirts•- , waists and dressedreases boy service mgnt ana day. Phones: Ivy FURNISHED room to rent in new subur- Btatea -Screen and Cabinet Co.. Box: 94. Col- of all kinds suitable for present and fall 912S. 67. ban home, modern convenience. Phone pancy in about two weeks; new, lege Parte. E. P. 396. Wood or metal frames. trade, for good farm about 30 miles ol At- Decatur 784. A Ml> t/fE MEMSKXiEK. lanta, Grossman's Clo«tk and Suit Co., DECATUR, G A. —LARGE, TWO rooms in north side home, cool aa modern and convenient. Apply 193 SPRING ST.—The Hall. The best close-in apart- tne minute. Atlanta. COOL ROOMS, CONVEN- well ventilated, all conveniencea; two ca H. C. McKenzie, 801 Silvey Bldg. MILLEK'S ' 23 or Ivy 4372. BARBER SHOP to rent, furnished complete. lines, walking distance. I. 53*7_^pr_ I. 5128. ment in city. We offer it on summer inducement con- very reasonable, •t the best locatlo IENT BATH; CHICKEN DIN- HANDSOMELY furni&hed room, next t 3 ROOMS, no steam, but a mighty nil In city of Augusta. Reason for renting,, vi bath; private home. I. 4GO9. place for couple, located at 10 Angler ATLANTA TITLE ULTAKA-NTEly INSUR- avenue. In good community. We offer these have four shops nnot look after NER EVERY DAY; COUPLE i for young men or couple. tract. Six rooms. ANCE COMPAN ST. ground floor Equitable Apply Busbia. it Den Augusta.. at very low rent to good parties. OR YOUNG MEN. DECATUR orth aide. Ivy 3S33-L. SMIT'H, EWING & RANKIN. 130 Peachtree Str — N .NATIONAL. BA^ TO THOSE who stand or walk for tired, '526- CLOSE in on north aide, modern 6-room, aching, burning, scalding, t>ore feet, use 18 BALTIMORE BLOCK—1 big. fur. front janitor service, steam heat and hot w a- Alabama, and Broad totreels. PedetonP. Guaranteed to relieve the worst ittrge, breezy rooir SMITH, EWING & RANKIN Capital and Surplus Jl.jOU.vOO Lie oath, in an old 3 roo m f o r y o u ng man Ivy 2 0 S 0 - L. ter, porchea, reference required. Rent §42,50. feet. For sale by all druggists. J5c. oOc pef Apply Herbert Kaiser, 41) Atlanta National OIdeal aAvlnga Department ia_jfeg_ boltle. The Pertnatone Co. 208 Rhodes bldg. lagnlilcent grove of Bui table for TWO well furnished connecting rooms] 75 men, who appreci. W. Baker. tvy 52Q2-L Bank Bide- Phone Main 276. or Janitor on FOR SALE—Old established drug store, neais if desireu. premiaes. Aj . ONE nicely furnished room In attractive residence section Savannah. Ga, Invoice home, near Piedmont park. Ivy 3577-L. LOOK at 10 Angler avenue. Pretty 3-room REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale ATLANTA Oriental Kut; and Cleaning Co, about 52,, 00. Will glvo competent ms.ii apartment. Price. J1II.60. Good neighbors. 3x13 rues, cleaned, 51.^0 and up. .Phones: Ln>j-,ANrj KOTi.U naif block trom. Candier MARLBOROUGH NO. 2. large front eood bargain Address F E. Johnston. 731 Best value In city. building, ia-31 Houston Et. ; 20 meal :ea. Ivy 6527-J. Ivy 3741. Alain E-OJ7. East 44th atreet. Savannah,_G_a. ticKeta tor $5 ; home cooking a specialty ; SMITH, EWING & RANKIN. V. M. COX cleanu Oriental Rut's Hko new. quick and polite OXI3 nicely fur. small room for young 130 Peachtree Street. does furniture repairing and upholstering. GINHOUSE at railroad aiding? seven ten- $J.50 ucek. Ivy 7J91-J. FOR SALE BY OWNEP. rnent houses on 8 6-acre Johnhon county ^ __ _ THE LAWRENCE—Two. threo and fou lace curtains la.unaered. 146 Auburn ave 4ftO PEACHTREE—Newly furnLshed rooma. room apart men ta. some early vacancte Ivy 313i-J farm, for quick i>j.le cheup or trade. Mar-, 47 ACRES RICH LAND, 30 acres cleared. Good 3-room house, spring branch. but & Minor. ISast Atlanta. "WEST "PEACHTREE nice location. _ng children Ivy 7530. all convenience, «tnd in walking distant: --. .- --~— COOL., rirbt-i- 56 WILLfAMS ST'—New ly~furT~bed "and J. T Turner, Kes. Mgr.. Apt. S, 6J We For a truck farm, this can't be beat. Near Atlanta, on best cherted road kinds ol house repairinB, tinting WANTBD—To exchange btock In >od cor- roommate housekeeping rooms, close in. Ivy 33g6j-«L_ I-Vachtree place. Uy SOSO. and palntiinf a specialty. A trial la all poratlon for \ac-481. Cu nst U u 110^1 FUHXiaHED "room, clo^e in and ~a7l coiT COOL. 5-room apartment. surrounded by V.B aak Al. 1.31-J. M. iUJ6-J, AU. o6J8-A. ven^enceb. Fhmie Ivy 6073-L. trews, lArge porch, walking distance. Phoiia Main 3829. Atlanta Builders and Jtiep per week. 138 and 12B Whitehall stret l. alao 69 3. Fifth: The property is cheaper now than it will ever be hort,e atioeb. See V on Keeden. fio Central food hoppers that* we will sell this week 337 WHITEHALL ST,—J nicely fuTnUheil Call Ivy M>7S-J. .1 par tme nis for housekeeping. All cun- Broad street, also fil E. Alabama St. Geo. avenue. Atlanta 131J. at 50 per cent discount. These are real THRJ£1£ fur. rooms, with board, close in; W Sclple. 19 Edgewood Ave. Bof^ phonea again. HATTJSRS. bargains, and all chlckm fanciers should nice location, modern covenlencea. Atlanta N1CEL1' fuim^hed room; all modern con- 203. ction phune &S86-B. veniences. Winturn Court Apt. U. 2145. P~ART of «=lttre for rent In coming retail take advantage of this sale. dt&trict; goort location for any business Beautiful shade; splendid scenery. Let us show VN3TCRN1SHE1>—NORTH SIDE. and reasonable rrnt. Call M. bb3 for in- ACME HATTERS, 20 KAST HUNTER ST. THREE large, cool i corns arrunged for formation you this property today. WE ALSO have a special sale on lice liquids. 647 PBACKTRKK—Rooms and board In de- 1 ______LjjALBJER housekeeping , :ill conveniences, or car You can buy one-gallon cans that usually alra-ble location, ail conveniences^ ivy 603^ line, m»ar East Lake, gia 50. Ivy 4U9. FOR RENT—Office* sell at $1 for 73 cents, and one-hnlf-gallon N 1CCL.Y furnished roomH^ excellent table" TWO unfurnished rooms, kitchenette ron- "R7JTCRAIG & CO., Inc. board, twg jtlocka Candier bids, ivy 6441^ 349 DECATUR STREJ3T, cans that sell at 70 cents for 50 centa. "We necting. 66 .Tosephlne St. Phone Ivy 68^11-L. EDWIN P. ANSLEY Bell Phone Main 604^. Atlanta Ptfone 1734. Bir-AUTlFUL, iront room, xvlth boa,rd, ad- guarantee this preparation to rid your place Jti'J EAST PINE POBBENT—Offices in Con- •\VHEN IN NBEP OF LU.M.BKRJLJJAj1L_lJg. joininj; tiatli. private home. Ivy 864G. of lice and mites. T'WO unfurnlsaed rooms to re t; nice loca- IVY 1600. _ _ , e, tlon. priva tf family^ stitution building, all to gentleme CAPITAL, MATTRESS CO.. 148-A South. convenience. modern conveniences. See Pryor. Main 2133-J. We do beat work at PHONE us your orders for poultry feeds >n second t]ooT, flrat- lowest prices. Give u» a trial _ Ivy 3741-L. and supplies of all kinds. •nished roomb, near in. all .John Knight. D. A. CASSEL.L TWO ladiea to take room with family of 3. 5G Simpson street. Innmn Park secuo'n. Co.ll Ivy 5i)Q7 - J. EDWIN L. MARLING Cor. Barnett and Cleburne ave. Ivy 7330-J. FOR RENT—Beautiful 1 Building Ivy 711'.. RKAL ESTATE 3^ EAST ALABAMA ST _BOTJ^ NORTH and South Side Deliveries leave the with dressing room. ONFUKNISHEJD—bOUTII SO>15. ^™^— TWO cuiinpcting unfuinlbhod room.s «lth 'S'DtT£wO AVE. STORCS—Close In oil Ed^euood A\ h«ivo fw MONUMENTS! Monuments for next sixty store at 0 a. m... Inman. Park and West UJ.th and sleeping porch, for light house- tores a lot with two Mieet fronts that wt- will :il for 311.500 iiooii term- 4i£\ AH Good board and room. 80 Walton keeping, albo one nicely furnished room. They are leaded for $10& ")0 pfr uionth. Do \ou \\jnt a .rpraln In in\ et>tmerit proprrtj days sold one-third off Cor cash. Dr. End' at 2 p. m. All orders given before O*\J\J l y ^241.__ Cook. 173 East Hunter street v Main 44H5-L. If you do, this N the best opportunity you will ever liu\o. 11 you pay ?li"..000 fo these hours will be delivered the same day. BfclST ROOiia, with or without meals, for OWNIUl-^Liat your prnperty with thrm_ ;oi^_wlll__{?et them n^ji pick-up _^('j.ll_uw_up and let us show thorn to you Bell phones Main 2568. Main 3962. Atlanta, couple or gentlemen Ivy dlttK-L.. Healt> Co.. £mplre__b_lde. W._sct_ tenants. DtXJATl-lH CA Al'KiJAGE—On Candle] stnetr^ln thi~L.Hy Sg£^EgL_^______COMFORTABLE rooms, with private bath, If ARM LA N D8. this It ticres. for $800 per acre. This IH less th.in you ran buy a. small vacant lot In NEW KpBBEB TIBJS8._ excellent meals and bes>t service, beauti- SPECULATOR wants farms anywhere In this _ pertion It has _a n eust front ^ and He_ w wc-Il _Take It up_ \\lth_ u.s .it fiinc al ^~~^ p red, re- 16 WEST MITCHELL ST. ful location, fttclngr state capital. 37 Capi- Georgia th:it can be pi sited up at a .NORTH SI UK HOMK — On Coiqultt avotiuo n(>:ir I0u< ll.t .n enuc. we offer st painted and Kobert Mitchell, tol . TWO rirtst floor unfurnished rooms for light sacrifice Address D-470, Constitution. Klory residence. lot 60x150 feet, for $j.XOO. Tins , n be bought on 22?-L'23 Edsew Ivy 3076. _ IS WOODWARD AVE.. nicely furnished housekeeping. -'51 Iluwson at. tPrnth, with no loan Han furnai « ho.it a.ntl every other .strictly modern and board lor young men only, 54.00 Take if _uP_JLltll_u'L_^J_-OI1CE> ji'L^^.'^J^^'L111 " I1!"11 PUJMBIKG. T L irNFURNlSHISD—WEST END. —S SOL TH MDK Bl'XCAJ O\V — (in onp of th^ hrSt si.utTrMd.' per_ THREE large, connecting rooms, in good J PJ_AJS1TS^AND^EEDS^ WANTKD—four gentlemen to occupy nice locality, le-K than block from car line. I HAVE an il-room. 2 -story residence on $3,000^?-'>0 i-ish $!;o per month for balance. No use lo pay rent w TOOTHS, with board Plenty of ire^n milk, Call West K8J- r Lee street with city water and gas. Will ~- etc Phone Main _|i_7_09-J. sell under value and take city lot as credit; e make it^arTpcalty Sklrme7'»' Trans- 83 CAPITOL AVE.—Large, cool rooms; beac easy terms , cars In front. W. E. McCa.Ha fer and Storage Co., 42 Walton St. Ivy rneal.i In town; close In, reasonable prices. (owner), 416 Atlanta _Nat'l_ Bank bldg. 4232. Main 7S9. SWEET POTATO PLANTS Main 3270. __ FURNISHED OK UNFURNISHED. "HAVE a beautiful 8 -room brh k resi- dence on Virginia avenue to sell or ex- KOOFKEPAIBING. furnished or unfurnished rooms. AXCY HALL, Dooly Yams and close In, all conveniences 310 change for renting- property. Call Ivy 3S5 GEO. P. MOORE i\Uanja^ 381!>-F. ^ if you moan business. ing a specialty. 1^ montha' Porto Ricans, $1.50 per 1,000. Home- 133 RICHARDSON ST., TWO or three room;-, \\atrr. electric JifchtK able rate.__C_A_l_t__ I_vy 905. onth; with board, $20. Main 3614. REAL ESTATE AND RENTING. grown from my farm near Atlanta. 736 DeKalb REAL ESTATE—For Sale HOOF L,EAKS7~cali W. "B. 151 CAPITOL, A\ J3., nice, larg , Barnett. Ivy 7J38. Quick shipment. Plant your Irish jti per week _ 1 LOVELY room ?, quiet, refined home; all con- 10 AUBURN AVE. STOKE AND OFFICE FIXTURES. Potato or stubble land as late as ST R"lCTLY excluaiV rd' priv aTe b.Uh . veniences, one block Irom Peachtree. Ivy Capitol Squ e. Main all. S-ROOM^TfoUSE^n^tTplop re- E . 3651. Ros. M. 54J5. July 10. itho i."> COUllTI.AND—'J fu pair ; every convenience, garage, All kind rpenter y ork and painting " C HOICK board and rooms, well furnished cement walk and drive, garden an -VICW room in private fanulj for' ge'ntlernjn PIEDMONT PARK BUNGALOW E. L. FLORENCE d light. 12 (.Washington. JMaln 109_9-L. only, north side. lv> 7471. and sodded yard, on North Jack- LARGE, airy rooms, summer rales, all con- DAN THE FIXER veniences; close in. Main 2082-L. son st. Small cash payment, bal- REPAIRING of all kinds of stoves, chimneys 133 Peters Street, Atlanta, Ga. FOR RENT—Housekeeping Rooms A FEW DOORS FROM PIEDMONT PARK, we offer a brand- swept, grates ret>et. -So. 1 East Mitchell. NICE room, good meals, close in. 98 Capi- ance like rent. Rents all the time tol ave. al^_yi'*-J _Reaaonablo. ^~~~™ new 6-room bungalow, on nice level lot. We believe that it MEN~~WANTED^Nice "room" and board. $4 TWO or three K.OIIIM, \\ith kilthc nt'tto xs\<* and pays u ell on investment. SHOE REPAIRING. FOR SALE—SaU plants, ^5 _ __"r -_"__" - ' •__' - J. W. Roberts, 97 Capitol Square. will please you, as it is without question one of the most attractive iiAin^suTknsrs eritsj per do^vii Mrs. JI L Whitd.k«r, S3 |124 CAPITOL AVE.—Nice room and board. d£.sir_(ML__ 11^ Forrest a\onu*- f\^ t,4 KS I. jn ave . Atla.nl • <-'".- Phone W. 046. Bes>t meals in tovtn. jO^P. TH REE mci'l x I urni«hed, (<>u^ we have seen, beamed ceilings, sleeping porch and heating plant. 50 CENTS WE carry a' comp FOR SALE—J!y owner, on west AT GWIXN'S SHOE SHOP. 0 Luckle street, _ END rf-a--mia_l)R' ___Jvy _.i£S7- J _ _ __' and flower &eed, pet XWVK. j.• ^• u^" J COUPLE to take" large, cool room and board. : side Piedmont avenue, just off Price $6,000; $500 cash, balance monthly. opposite Piedmont hotel. Both phones. In MilIan.__Jr.. Seed, < ___ d a hurry' Ca.ll Tctilcttb Company for u.utc -- -- -' private home. West End. no othei board- THRICE large coiinfLtniy ronis, lurmshril RELIABLE seed! "poultry supplies. Decatur street, 119 feet frontage, rent service. ers, car e% pry 5 minutes, terms reason- for light houseker-piIIB , priv tie home ivy Urota. Seed Co . 127 Whitehall. Mai: able. Call West 194-L. __ 10J7-L _ _ Nos. 10, 12 and 16. T. R. McKen- gTKNOORAFHlC SERVICE. ^ NICE turnished ro< FOR RKXT—3 or J uTlunn ?h<>(i bet-dnU-" EXPKKT piHjfnr~^teT)oKraph5r; pToflcTent HORSES aH private rournt, for UK''! hi^o Aiio pair sound hort.es. $12j lor t ie pair, bay up-to-date house. Double baths, SOUTH PRYOR STREET, right up in town, 50x150 feet, elevated repaired. Hammond Scale and mare, weight 1.000 pounds £110., cheap ' ; :it>U- __ Ivj ii9bO-J ___ nk Co", 40i-A Edge wogd_ ave. I. 601b hor^e. 545, one at S60 This stock se TJIIIEE furnishtd" tootns" for liyht house^ servants' hnube; all equipments. and level. You seldom have an opportunity to buy a lot on a to tuin ihto ca>h Big bJ-rgJina. Vlt ,trcplng7 leti-mion lull blnlt in "kiL-.Uen TKUX KS AX P .. St.ible-i. 159 M.iriet'ta street and jja_ntry l^_y___ J«•) 1 -J 30 TJighland a\e. 1\\ iy55~L. main thoroughfare in the 3-4 mile circle at $55 per foot. Be quick TRUNKS AND BAGS Fl'KMfi>HEl> " •keeping a i:Nl INC )M,IU • luirga'n largr ha, •nhado, urtl.unl 10-mom if 3'ou want it. . . REPAIRED BY EXPERTS T1ON WHERE TO L.IVE T \\ e. nulct \v aah- A FfUSC BUREAU of bo.trdlng and •th iu - ATLANTA TRUNK AND BAG rooming house information 1C vou <-, ',00 lol tU.>ii.' :ili f .IbJ ll 1 111-. it >0' FACTORY i oortiia in any p«irt ol the ci»_> or buu- Plu.iu Iv> .. 92 Whitehall Street. Main 466. urbs. ask 'i he Atlanta Cunt,lituiiun V hAl Kll-'l' H \l\ OUNI-JR--.MV BEAl'Ti- SMALL HOME BARGAINS \Ve will be a lad Lt> help you got \\ hat I'ri, 7-KOt i\( MODI'IHV I'.l'NttALOV . ?n,i:>U — ?5<>0 CASH. BALANCE EAK'i DISI.\FECT.4>'TS. >ou vvj.nl ox UTH M'lti^b'i. j;iviv I;I:N j'i:.\- H- BEARDEN & DUKE CE-DROL dbMtroya disease breeding gprtno, Third Floor Constitution Building. N nOYSToN STHI'jUT--.IUht off JI< I.endon ,i\ enue. v, P ato offeruia: a r*i(idefn TRUXK? leather <*nd fibre sample c:ise- purifies the a.r. Quarts 3ic; gallon $1.00. AlEihi ^O00._ Atlanta 5001 Adu s i .-..()"<' \MI t>u TKUM.-. AI:I:,N'TS. uovr li-room bunp.ilo-w tur Qt'K'K SALE Toi ?.?,i:,U on ca^\ t'-rnifc Tins hou---' Hayes Mfc..Co.. 110 Edj;e\%(fod AVH. Ivv75S5 FllKMSHJSiP-NOKT1A ^S»lt»K. \\ ,L.- ANS\\ KR "O\\ .NUIl," UOX U-01J, CARK \ci^ Jill tunv eiiicni es and is \\ m-l M So) 0 rnoro than \\ *.• .1 1 e a.sking. rUi pht La.ke ai a nt lot worth ?J>OU to S ] ,OUO in p.ti t pttj mcnt O\\ iici forced tu bell, hunn.-, ______NEW. MODERN. ('(j VhTf'l C'TH i V. _ _ _^_ Hf'ht houbekeeping, cln,u iciti. 1 t, Capi- __ ' WANTED — Coats, suits and furs to remodel MISCELLANEOUS THE EDGEWOOD HOTEL tol «!.•. enue A"TLJT^T",C~A"\ L.\"a"ii~LoTH ~ a.nd repair. 1-11 Peachtree. __Iyy 2J_3_t._ _ COOL OUTSIDE ROOMa ?hOu ptr lot—improvunicnts, cio\. n G ?2,tso — woo CA.SH, BALANCE: ?so MONTH. FItJ£K BATHS. 7~0RANGE ST.—Five fur "r.MmT^TVru'kViiK jnd look .it the homes just compltted. FIVE minutes' walk from Five Points, &0c distance .ill convenii'iu e^ .M.iln 1410-.I. nulKnborhiiod. city convenience^. liu> ON <."<>N'NALLY STRKET, between Fair and \Voodwnrd avenue, we can sell und 7Jc per day. Weekly $2.50 up. 104% N"lCELY~furiilBhiad* room-, for light lioui,e- on >t>ur own turins. UHEENFIEi-D. \ ou a j?ood. b'-room land basement) irame, ont- and a half-stor y house on T7'T7''Q "7 ^VHITKHA Edgewood avenue. Ivy 6304-J. _k_c^piiiK. Main 5045. His pulIi.Lin at. __ .M.irietia street Main 1417. large lot for J2.150 on easy terms. This hout,e rents for ?IiO per month. DUCKS -Cj-Cj fc»? STREET. is"7~CHfc:W ST.—Two fui room.--, cool su-eeT MV i-fs{cleii(~e,~~ne"\v~ bun^Llovv. 7 rooms, con- Phones. Bell. Md.in 1576. Atlanta 1654. UFF AND WH1TK I. II duths, b for ? ""NOTICE, LEGISLATORS $Ia_ month. ^yaln_5I-:i-J _._ veiilcnt plan and well built, Vs ^^re lot, 1 pociiu grove and pear trees, all bea,rtnff, \\ 111 exchange for a. pa.ir of yood youn WITHIN one block of the Rovernor ;; man- ES hT~HAltKl.S bT.—Three furtil^li^d rootiis^ fox liouncly. F. K Endicotl. BrookHVille. Fl; sion i have yeveral nicely furnished. v,cll- i oiivoni^nt to .schools and car line, best sec- J. R. SMITH & J. H. EWING tion of Cnllife-e Park. Terms, if desired C 13n PEACH-TREE STREET. PHONK ! VV l.'.l 2 chable handles. «Lpa.rtnnMit for housekeeping, eiectru linht. WEST ENU. F. vVilkin.-oi^ 2i:J Candier Bldg __ AU prices No charfie for repairs. Phone M t>ath. hot and cokt water. For a.n InU'.vKw TJIllKE fu DO^IOi; V. ANT "a rc.il homo"'' J-JprVlt is" 3748. Tlnr Umbrella Co.._/> \mduct_Place_ ^^ t All or ailciicst, The Fuirlelgh Apt-.. IJj Mi.ulc, -"iiue bfautllul outlook, one of the HIGHEST POINT IN COOL, HEALTHTf 1 h ne 55r 8 mo'.t pop ul.11 north wide strt'^ts, S ioori-s PLASTERS' BRIDGE ROAD BARGAIN bprins ^I^L. _ ' 1 __I\^_ ' --'-- - — r WINDOW AND GREENVILLE, TI1RE15 LARGE ROOMS NOKTlt HIDE itOOMS. clo.-e in/three' doors -ni-iil tii.h p.ivmenl. l)j.lHtut- $ rO per month LOT 100x800. . -.. •WITH BATH. SLEEPING POUCH AND i-laza hot'jl, on Poathtrce street in pri- N<- rrmritf 11;^'- Cull _U y_ J)ri44 -J $3,250 — PAY $1.000 CASH, balance can run two and a half vears at 7 per ^ East Hunter St. Alain II 75. All ,itua_ 105 i BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY. NO SICK. v d.L« homf. very cool, clean tiont room. t,on- FUU "HALE—By~"ov. ner,~ Ko-jtl ,-rooin house REFERENCES GIVEN AND REQUIRED. \euletu to lovely mealb. younfi man or FOR cent. A beautiful, shady lot, running water on rear of lot. Owner is leav- ^^JVVAJLL, P.\ PER ^\ A^l> D E C NE\V~~YORK CIT\, S2d St.. 117 \\" ~~T>eVlr^ FOR RENT — Completely furnfbhed 5 -room rent. CK\ntM U-171, ('otihtitutioii. some lots in this sectioi^. ______Ivy 459. able rooms, near Central P'lrli und Hl\ er- ,oCtige at Mt. AUy. (J.A. ILighebt point on ~ siiie drive, private home, JLct-c-sMblc locality; tht-rn railroad this aide of New lork. NOKTH hi UE—Aiibley 1'arH lot. 100 feet THE PICKWICK liKhtful cllinnte. fine \\atcr lertns rea- from, overlooking clubhouse, tennln courts, reasonable terms. TEN-STUftY AXL) 1''1RK PKOOF. uble. Mr». J_to\\den, 15 J U eat 1'eachtree, Ewlmming pool and gait courts. Charles J ?15|000 — BETWEEN SPRING AND WILLIAMS we are offering a fine piece of HOUSEHOLD GOODS Well furtiiblioil roams \vlth connecting bath, city._ Ivy_ G444-L. _ aiet£, CJ7-6J8 Candier bldg _____ hower buttis on each fluor property at above low price on reasonable terms; has an A No. 1 2-story, WK PAi hitfhofst cat.h pnco-- lor household Lillet*. s prmg « a.tt"r, modern fonvpniencoa. ! 77 K.iii lie St., Ixe-ir Oarn.gie JL'XE 10th to October t1i.ii Nn 1J4 Jumper DO "iuU expect to build a nome ' It so, see goodn, putiiio.s arid attii-e iUrniture, cstsii street, corner Fifth htrc-et J-storv. 7-rooin. us. We are In a position to help you save 12-room house, 'with all conveniences. Lot 60x200 — a lovely place. Look at ad.vunt.-ed on conHignmynt. Central Auction Mr« T F. Stepp. HondersonUllf N. C. j COUL iront~?o"oni.~pleuty v indo wly money. Let UP tell you now. Ernu-'t Parker Curnl^hcd, close to bath, in private completely turnlbiiod all niuUc. n coiivcn- Co 112*1 Henley hufldlns. this bure and see us. Compd.n.\, 1J hJ.ifrt ilitohell street. Bell n-nc*.^. i-riLt, 570 Phono 1\ , ^_'. phime M.tin 2t^4. - ?~5ub TO 51,000 TASII l>.il.inc-e r>,isy. College f FURNITL'UIi;, hou-sehold sood^ and office FOR KENT—Modern i-ro , J-. turj. cor- Park buns-ilow. ?, at res land. 9bO front TURMAN & CALHOUN fixtures, the iarsost assortment ever ex- ner lioune, hl_eping- uort.1- Vt-Pt End, fui- feet. Box IJ-91.1. c:ire t'oi).«tltiil(on_^ _____ hibited Jacobs Auction Co , 51 Decatur EAL HOTEL ith privat nished or unluriuahod, j c. lease. Went $4~u00—^Six-room bungalow, all conven- 203 EMPIRE BUILDING. street. Main 143-1. Atlanta 2^S3. TjSt; at city; rates reasonable, con- dence, nicely furnished, one block of tiiati Terrace. Will rent to couple with- iences; sleeping porch, garage. 11 Arnold nient to union station. 42 to 52 Uecatur street. Ivy 4133-J •treet- Atlanta piione 2616. children or young men. Phone Ivy FOR RENT — Furnished hou.se at Eabt Lake; MONEY TO LEND MONEY TO LEND 7 rooms, modern, convenient . lar^e lot JF~IT Is real estate you want to buy or sell. HILBURN HOTEL - 1th fruit and shade For particulars call U will pay you to aee me. A. Graves. 24 528 PEACHTREE Bell phone Dioatur 57S ______East Hunter H* THE SOUTHERN MORTGAGE COMPANY 10 AND 12 WALTON STREET. M Jersey- FOR GBNTLEM.EN only; center of city, BEAL"T1K'L"L. cooi rooms, private baths, all SIX-ROOM bungalow, Gordon .street. Capital and Surplus, $300,000. Established 1870. Tear new oosto.'flce. Rates. BOc. 7Bc and 51. convenience**. Ivy 1727. S-ROOM cottaRO and bath. $250 for season. able to_rieht party. (37. Bungalows, $100. $1,".0 for peaaon. Dela- Gould Building—10 Decatur Street—9 Edgewood Avenue. \\.ire; \S .iLer '^np, X J Call Strauws-Epstaln. To Gentlemen or Couple. Jvy 4«OG. WANTED—Board—Rooms NICELY I'urnifaned room, next LO porch. CLEANERS—PRESSERS, ETC. FARM LOANS Ivy JblJ-J.___ BUSINESS DISTRICT. MAY'S DRY CLEANING CO. FOK RENT—Three or fuur nicely furnish- A BEAUTIFUL bungalow on north Ride NEGOTIATED THROUGHOUT THE STATE ON IMPROVED FARM LANDS Faultess Cleaners. ed rooma. singly or for HE hi housekeep- KINK HOME, S rooms, Urge pia for S.%.000, e.wily \\orth SGCOO, loan $3,000, IN SUMS OF $1,000 TO $100,000, ON FIVE YEARS' TIME AT REA- Ivy 5SOO. 39 Houston St. Atl. 4082. ing, hot water, gas range and piano, very ing porch, fine shade, beautiful burrou G per tent. mubt sell quick. D-4b^. care SONABLE RATES. reasonable. J78 Courtland. InKH. Myrtle ftreet. Call 1^ j rt5 1 1-J. Constitution. OUR SOURCES of money are practically Inexhaustible. We have a strong NICELY furnished t\ with bath, for atldre-^~H "Myrtl**." 19 Interested In suburban acre- Trust Companies in the North, East and Middle West, and we number among ASK THE CONS^ITU- 14 W PKACH.TKEE—Very attractive, cool floor Realty Trust Bldg. Ivy HIQQ, AU. 363. ag-o or homes? We have many tracts o( rooms*; close In; every convenience. Apt. mo»t any size and price and make a our clients the No. •>.. Ivy 21Sa-J_. EIGHT-ROOM hoube with large lot. near Bpeclalty of suburban homes. Get our lists. TION WHERE TO LIVE Agnes Scott; all conveniencea; rent rea- Erneat Barker Co_ 1133 Healey bldg. Ivy JOHN HANCOCK: MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co. A FREE BUREAU of boarding and To Gentlemen or Couple. sonabte. Phone Pecatur 143. 8378. with assets of more than a hundred, million dollars. Call or write for infor- FIXE DRESSMAKING. SATISFACTION roonilns hous,e information. It you OUR weekly rent list gives full descriptions GUARANTEED; BEST REFERENCES. want to Eet a place to board or re tit if anything for rent. Call for one or let FAKM LANDS. niation and rates. jyX_JL?ilr_ s5 WEST^HARRIS. rooms in any part oT the city or sub- rn.til it to you. r^afre-J^&Jjeorgc Adalr. j T. HoHcman, President. W. A. Thompson. Abstracts of Title. urbs. «isk The' Atlanta ConaUtotion. 4iy PIEDMONT—Two large cool rooint- fur- $3.300—1. 1 ACRES NEW dreh . „ , nished. Large front ruom, private show- XV L. Kemp. Vice President. R. H. Obborn. AbntructH of Title. - We will be s'ad i« help jou got what FOlt RENT—Houses, all parts of cUyTG-lt' 30 MINUTES truck farm, country j \V. Andrews. Secretary. L. A. BouJlgny. Auditor, tioii guaranteed. Good referent-o^. 4-! Ea jou want, Moore & Co.. 405-7 Sllvey_b!dfr. _M._554. , barn and pasture. Ad- Cain. Ivy (iO«y. ^ E. R- Hunt. Treasurer. S. R Cook. Secretary's Clerk. Third Floor Ctu.-tltution Building. 417 CO URTLAND—Tv\-"o~ co iTn"ect lii g~~ unfur^ HOUSES, apartments and stores for rent. E. V. Carter, Attorney. T. B. Domp-scj, Abstract Clerk. DRESSMAKING, fancy, plain, "aatlbfactlc is i shed rooms for rent; nice location; Phone_us and let us^ mail you a rent Hat. Main 5000. Atlanta 5001. FOR SALE—Georgia, lands a specialty. Thos. A. eTAntipnac. Inspector. C. W. Fclker, Jr.. Abstract Clerk. cuaj-anteed. 4-J £3. Cain. Ivy 6068. vi alking distance. Ge >rge P. Moore, 10 Auburn avenue. W. Jackbon, 4th Nat. Bank bide-. Atlanta. \f. A. Howell, Abstracts o£ Till*. Horace Holleman, Application Cleric. iNEWSPAFERr NEWSPAPER! Page Twelve. THE CONSTITUTION. ATJLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1914.

cannot be started before next Monday Mitchell to Garnett in four days. The EXPLAINING OFFICIALS because, well, just because the city is county wants the work completed so £ASr BONUS OFFER CORNER ALIBI MARKET not ready to start on the job. that something else can be started. MORTUARY WILL CLOSE TONIGHT Meanwhile, "Whitehall street mer- There is no chance of starting work RESTAURANT ANNEX LODGE NOTICE chnts are suffering. They know that today. Continued Front Page One. they have been fooled, but want it un- Assistant Chief of Construction Nym C. B. Holder, Rome. Continued From Page One. al conclave -of derstood that they'belong in that class Hurt stated Friday afternoon that work Rome. Ga-, ,,June 19.—(Special.)—j • Lion Command- the city has tne material for the jo of people "you can^t fool all the, time." will begin positively Monday morning. DAMAGED BY FLAMES that it is not too late to enter the <. K. T.. will be The funeral of G. B. Holder, former and although the new ?15,000 aspba Whitehall merchants were fooled last its •lum. corner Whitehall merchnats are hopeful. representative in the legislature, pio-1 contest and win one of the big prices, Peachtree and Cain streets. mixing: plant is on the Job, the woi "Wednesday for the last time. They But they are a long way from being neer citizen of- Rome and an ex-con- ' if the proper effort is put forth. i his. (Snturdajl evening at confidently expected the city to start convinced. federate soldier, took place this aft- Several Women in Child* Prises Are Attractive. 3 o'clock for the purpose of paving the street. So absolute was ernoon at his home on the south side. furnishing a Te plar escort at the funeral of The particular phase of this contest their trust In the city and. so certain For a number of years Mr. Holder had Hotel, Badly Frightened, deceased brother sir Knifiht Jon been one of Rome's wealthiest and that should interest reasonable people DC Sau^ure. A!l quelled Sir Knights were they that the construction de- ALCOHOL AND CORSETS most prominent citizens. He was a Rush Into Streets. is the intrinsic value of the awards of- courteously invited to attend. By order of partment would fulfill Its promise, native of Lawrenceville, Ga., and after \V. S. RICHARDSON. Commandemmana r DENOUNCED BY DOCTORS fered. The price of any car to be ELZIE B. THOMAS. C G "' they went to the expense of hiring a serving through the war located here given away -would be a nice little nest Attest. brass band to welcome the laborers in 1865. He is survived by his wife, The annex to Verner's Barbecue res- egg if placed in the bank. Inasmuch A. P. TRIPOD, Recorder. when they should arrive. Indianapolis. Ind., June 19.—Alcohol five sons and six daughters. is the chief cause of insanity, accord- taurant, at No. 4 South Broad street, as any car in the list is to be had for Band There, >"o Workers. ing to Dr. T. D. Alderman, a specialist Mrs. was damaged to the extent of about free votes, i*t would seem as though "Monday morning. Bright and early. in nervous and mental diseases of New Orr. ?500 by a flre of unknown origin this the good people of Georgia and con- FUNERAL NOTICES. Mrs. S, A. Orr, aged 71 years, died Sure." This was a promise made last York, who, in addressing the National morning shortly after 1 o'clock. tiguous territory are overlooking grand DESAVSSURK Tho friends week, but Monday morning no laborer suddenly Friday at her residence. 458 opportunities for profit right at home. Eclectic Mtidical association here yes- Pulliam street. She is survived by her The fire was first discovered when tives of Mr.. and Mi-s. John TVS.ius. - was .in sight, nor Tuesday, nor Wed- Why not awake to the possibilities of ure, Mis,s Sally DeMaussure. Miss Mary terday declared that the United States husband and two sisters, Mrs- M. L. ft burst forth from the window into nesday, nor Thursday, nor Friday is rapidly progressing toward the Stanley, of Atlanta, and Mrs. Arthur this competition and take 5 our share neSausiure. Mr. John M. DeJS.i assure morning. stage where it will be one large insane Douglas, of London, England. Funeral the streets. Large volumes of heavy of the good things to be had freely. It Jr. Mr. and Mrs (1. R. DeS.ui.sMire. Mr. asylum. will be held this afternoon at 3:30 and Sirs. l> B DeSo.us.sure. Mr. a,nd Mrs The city cannot shift the blame for dense smoke had filled the entire build- costs nothing to compete, and compe- R. C. Ue^aussurc and Mr and Mrs. J. "We have practically become known o clock at the Church of the Holy Com- tition is not nearly as keen as the the delay. The county commissioners as a nervous nation," asserted Dr. Al- forter. Rev. M. P. Samenid will of- ing, and for a while it looked Caleb flarke .ire invited to attend the have agreed to furnish the men to lay derman. "We rush and we hurry, ficiate, and interment will be in Oak- though the entire building would be value and number of awards offered fuiitMMl of Mi. John M I>eSan.ssure to- warrant. Take the proper step, send the pavement, and have also promised turning night into day, and we hurry land. consumed. day >. at 7pm. from his* to haul the material from that $15,000 the body to decay with tobacco, alco- in your nomination today, if you arc latf residence, .109 1C as I linden :t\ e- plant to the job. hol, drugs, sexual excesses and abuses. Several -women guests of the Chtlds* not already a candidate. If you ai^e a mie. The remains -\\ ill be taken, after We must stop this disastrous rush and W. J. Wiiliford, Rome. hotel, adjoining, gathered their belong-* candidate, put forth from this time on the service*-, to i_'.iinden, S C* . for inter- Commissioner W, T Winn stated Fri- headlong hurry. Rome Ga.. Juno 19.—(Special.)— ment. Tin- follow inp: Konl li-men will day that the Whitehall street matter ings, and rushed into the street for your very best efforts 111 the contest. aft as iiAlibeaiers: Jii-ise \V 1> Kill.-.. "Alcohol creates more insanity than Heart failure caused the death of The hours and the days arc passing1. — nl»W !*!•->•- ^1 will probably occupy a part of the ses- _J1 other causes combined. Where it Major W. J. Wllhford at the home of safety, scantily clad. l>r John (' Glni-suvl. Mi Ft H. OW . tho end Mr. t'. C. Mciinii. Mr II \V. Con way and A typical Summer Style not found oping' cause. In the United States to- t of the contest is coming rapidlj . The Mi. Thonia^ I»eiei-!- Saturday morning. r.y^^^^i^rfel^l^e^} ™nt Prevented a spread of the flre. present big ballot offer closer today at in any other line. ? for 25 cts. Since the "shake-up" in the county day there are -50,000 insane, and the number of feeble-minded, which ex- EA.JRT.. Be. WILCOSJ affairs, the working force has been the time of his death: He is survived midnight. It gives, but Iittlo time m SHTM \TK— Tho friends and relntivoa ceeds the combined strength of the by two daughters and one son. which to gather the clubs of new sub- of Mi and Mrs .John B Shumate Mr. MAKERS OF TROT'S BEST PROOOCT. somewhat demoralized. The records of army and navy. scriptions, yet those who exert th. -Hi- and Mi s, Pon.ilcl K Shin ale, M r. and the commissioners show that there has Dr.'M. A. Cariker, of Nebraska City, selves during the time at their dis- 1 Mi s. Frunk H Shum.ito, Mi ATU\ Mrs been a shortage of between 150 and ISO Neb., denounced the corset as responsi- Herman Boswell. I Charlfs li Shumate, .Mrs. F P. Folder. ble for most of women's illness. Dr. EMPRESS JUST MISSED posal will profit greatly, and may even SOLO BY convicts so far this year. The commis- Herman Boswell. infant son of ]V{r " Miss ("halmer.-, Shumate. Mr and Mrs. F. E. Hufnall, of Minneapolis, said he arid Mrs. George. Boswell. died Friday grain a place almost unassailable with W". I.. Shumate of G-:U\ eston. Texas. Mr. sioners admit that the improvement did not see so much harm in corsets afternoon at 4:20 o'clock at the familv reserve vote balance. These few anil Mr*s. (' F Sliulnate of Birmingham, DANIEL BROS. CO. work this year will not compare with as he did in high-heeled shoes. residence. 751 Ashby street. Funeral days are momentous The outcome of Ala, Mr and Mrs It. A. Shumate of At- 45 Peachtree St. t year, and they are anxious to put will take place this afternoon at 3:30 lanta. Mr. H. T Snum.it a and Mrs. HITTING ANOTHER BOAT the contest may be determined by 1 what men are available to work on o clock at Poole's chapel, and interment Ceorjjr* Kergiie-,on of Da It on, Ga . are will be in Casey's cemetery. them. Some of you have done fairly 111% i ted to attend the funeral of Mr. For Liquor, Druss and To- other important projects. There is a PRESIDENT WILSON well so far, but you must not lose \\h.\t bacco. Office 704 Eilvey Ikelihood that the county will become John R sh um:t to, Sunday morning at BuildltiB. phone M. 1073; TRANSFERS CONSULS Liner Steering Badly When It you have gained bv resting 011 your 10 o'clock from hi.s late rr-^ldpnre. 4^1 Institute 229 Woodward discouraged over th,e Whitehall delay Death of Infants. oars. You should no\ cr feel that you South Boulevard. Re\ Robert S Tvey Ave.. phone 2795. The only and refuse to let the city's negligence The two infant daughters of Mr. and \ Passed Alden, Declares have enough subscriptions The otio :und Ur J. G Fatfmi will ofm-inte. In- •Keeley Cure" in Georglr nterfere any longer with their plans. ' Washington, June 19. —iPresiden t Mrs. O. E. Corley died Friday morn- Atlanta. Wilson today made these nomination club that 3'ou could ha\e gotten, but terment \V«»M View. Tho following Work to t'nlte Four Days. ing at 10 o'clock at the family resi- Second Mate. . named gentlemen will plpase act as To be Consuls (Transfers) —Fran k dence, 2 May avenue. The bodies will did not think necessary, may give the 1 Whitehall street can oe paved from Deedmeyer, of Birmingham, Ala., from pallheaiers and meet at th* office of Prague to Chemn*tz. 6e sent this morninr at 7::JO o'clock to other fellow just the big powerful car H M. Patteison & Son at S 30 a. m. : We are prepared to set Lithoma, Ga., for funeral and Inter- ebec. June 19.—Odin Sabje, second* that you might have had with just a Mr .1. I- SuUlot,, Mr. J. H Hunter, Mr To be Consuls General —Rober t P. ment. monuments, boilers, smoke- Skinner, of Massillon, Ohio, trans- e of the steamship Alden, testified little more industry on your part. Be P F. Hrmkle\. Mr A, F. Bellinffrath, ferred from Berlin to London; Julius warned in time. Do not let your com- Mr J. K. Ja,rksn.n and Mr. T. J, Hrn- stacks, etc. G. Lay, of Washington, JD. C., trans- .he Empress of Ireland inquiry to- J. T. Dean. that when the 'Empress passed petitors take greater advantage of this ferred from Rio de Janeiro to Berlin; daj present extra vote period than you do. Morrow Transfer & Aafred L. M. Gottschalk, of New York J. T. Dean, aged 59 years, died Fri- his ship on the St. Lawrence shortly ORR — The frloml.s and relatives of Mr. city, transferred from consul general- day morning at 7 o'clock -at the Sol- >re the collision with the collier Short as it is, it may decide just what diers home. The body is at Poole's bef you are to receive. and Mis S A (Ur and Mrs. M. L Stan- Storage Company at- large to Rio de Janeiro. Mto •stad, he noticed that the Empress ley :u <* inf tied to ;ittond tho fun PI .il Se*5retanes of Legation —Cyru s P. onapel, and funeral arrangements will Additional Votes Issiiorf. 1 26 West Alabama St. be announce later. wad steering badly, and had to port nf Mi:-. S \. ( u r. todnv (Saturday ) at Wicker, of New York city, secretary _ _ For everv club of $24 worth of new ." "O p m , from tho rhuroh of the Ifolv at Panama, transferred to Managua, his helm to avoid her. subscriptions turned In or mailed to Ttiis testimony was introduced by •OnmfortfT Kev. H. F S;uimpmpr will Nicaragua; Sheldon Whitehouse, of Henry Fowler. this office by midnight, June 20, a c fficiate Intormont Oaklind rpmf ter\ , New York city, secretary at Managua, couiisel for the Storstad's owners In Th c follow ingr turned ponilemen will Nicaragua, transferred to Greece and Henry Fowler, aged years, died corroboratfon of the testimony yester- tificate for one hundred thousand ad- J Friday afternoon at 4 ditional votes will be issued, Th,.,„„ I please act as pallbearers and meot at MONEYltO LOAN Montenegro. lock at the day of James Galway, the quartermas- , thprhapel of TT M Pttttnrson & Son at Soldiers home. The body clubs may be composed of new UD ON To be Consuls ("Transfers)—Charles at Poole's ter of the Empress, who said the vessel's ~ S p m . Afr.. .Xoimiin Murrav,, Mr.. Kd- K. Moser. of Lewensville, Va,, from chapel, and funeral arrangements will scriptions for three and six months as be announced later. ard AI uri HV, Mr J*oynt% Murrav, M>. Diamonds and Automobiles Colombia to Harbin, China. steering gear was defective. well as yearly subscriptions. At this Consuls (New Appointments) Henry "Were you afraid of a collision?" S f Orr. Mr An hlu Mitchell and Mr. H. Balch. of Madison,, Ala..,, at St. rate one club of $24 worth of nen J. r- On- Sabje was asked. subscriptions will amount to nearly HARRY MAY Step-hen, New Brunswick. Canada; "I was; I was going to call the cap- "We believe the Hup- •George K. Donald, of Mobile, Ala., at Girl Scientist Dies two hundred and fifty (2."iO.OOO) thou- RRANT1.KY—Tlie friends of Mr and ' 25i/5Mtf}ti!8Ritl Street .; .; Maracalbo, Venezuela. tain," said the witness. He added that sand votes; two clubs of apjiroximatolv Mi s 1'uul Urantley are invited to at- the Empress had passed on the port 500,000 votes; three clubs of $24 each, tend the funeral of then- infant dauprh- Of Disease for Which 1 er Kr.i nres IjOUise, This uftei noon at mobile to be the best side half a mile away. nearly seven hundred and t \\ent y Hans Olveren, another sailor on the :j oVlork from the rh-ipel of Greenherg Truck and Fruit Growers She Sought Antitoxin thousand. 0 & Bond Company, Intt-rment at Green- car of its class in the Alden, corroborated Sabje. wood cemetery. Have your conKlgrnments Inspected at deatl- The inquiry opened today with ex- Most any energetic, aggressive can- nations. Find out the price they bring- tn York, June 19.—Miss Marion C \ planations and apologies by C. S. didate can get out and secure a million the markf t.s. Stop shipping to glutted Save Your Teeth! ,, , .—s aron world." Mabie, 3•j0n year,,*»„s. Aoldt., , jj-diedj yesterda._ , v atr Haight, of counsel for the owners of votes a day between now and June points. Consult the growers' organisation 20. Now Is the time to begin active BARCLAY & BRANDON CO. named boiow. Two cents the package se- her home in New Rochelle. of diph- the collier Storstad. which sank the Funeral Directors, 246 Ivy St. cures the t,ervice. Necessary blanks, return theria, a disease she had been working Empress. He said he had not meant work and continue right on until the envelope^, etc.. furnished on request. For for eig-ht months to, comibat by means close of the contest- After the close G. H. BRANDON. K. 31. BRANDON. to imply yesterday that the Canadian President. Vice I*resident. service notify Because of an antitoxin. of this special bonus period, no other NATIONAL, SERVICE BUREAU, Inc.. Miss Mabie became infected -with Pacific railway, owners of the Empress, J. W. AWFRY. Secy, nnd Trent. Raleigh. N. C. diphtheria germs while experimenting had tried to spirit witnesses away. i>onus offer will be made. It Is there- It's Built Bight, in the laboratories of the Folyclinio This was the impression made by Mr. fore to the advantage of each and every hospital in this city. Her efforts to Haight yesterday when he placed on candidate to secure all the new sub- RAIN HELPS CROPS perfect an antitoxin or serum whiah scriptions possible during this week. Runs Right, would make persons Inoculated with the stand James Galway, a quarter- AROUND THOMASVILLE KINKY HAIR it immune fr-om diphtheria had been master oC the Empress, who testified closely watched by leading physicians that the ship's steering gear was de- Don't be' fooled by using fake prepara- Stays Right and bacteriologists. Wrote "Charley's Aunt." Thomitsville, Ga. June 19.— (Special > fective. Galway had tpld him, he said, The i e has been an abundance of r.nn tion which claim to straighten kinky hair. that he was about to be sent to Eng- X*ondon, June 19 — B-randon Thomas, Kinky hair cannot be made straight; you actor and playwright, died here today, in thus section of south. Georgia with- are Ju^t fooling yourself by using It. You Gold Crowns ... land. in the past few days, and it did not have t«» have hair before you. can utralghten Militants Fire Church. aged 58.. He wag best known as tho Percy Hillhouse, of the Falrfleld Ship author of "Charley'"' s Aunt,,"" play come any earlier than It was needed. It. Now this Exelento Quinine Pomade Bridge Work . . . London, June 19.—An attempt to Building yard of Glasgow, where the is a hair grower which feeds, the scalp and John M. Smith Co. burn a church 'at Breckenham, a sub- hich -was performed many thousands The watermelon cron was bcginninff Plates, Full or Partial Empress was constructed, testified that roots of tlie hair and makes hair grow urb of London, was made last night of times in all parts of the world and to Kufler very much from tiie and^ you aoon can see the results by using ALL OTHER DENTAL WORK by an "arson squad" of militant suf- the bulkheads extended all through the' n numerous language unusually dry, hot went her aiul It several ttm»s. It cleans dandruff and Georgia Distributors LOWEST PRICES. stops falling h.alr at once. It leaves harsh. fragettes. The flames quickly were ship to the upper deck and with even the growers were getting vfi y Btubhorw, nappy hair soft and hilky. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. , extinguished and the damage was the two large compartments in th uneasy, for fear the crop woulti small. be cut short. While shipments Price 25 cents, at all. drug- stores In At- middle of the ship filled she woulc R. R. Y. M. C. A. Services. 1 lanta, Mailed on receipt of stamps or coin. 120-124 Auburn Avs. have floated. Water must have got ir were going forward, the melons were The Railroad Youns- Men's Christian of inferior quality, as a rule, the hnt Agents , waJited everywhere. Write (or DR. E. G. GRIFFIN'S An Tndian opera called "The S"un somewhere else. Particulars today. GATE CITY DENTAL. ROOMS Dance" was produced in Salt Lake association invites all men to attend sun causincr them to mature l>efoi e Atlanta, Ga. City, the book being- written by an Captain Staunton, life-saving supe; the service at the rooms, 31 1-2 West they were fully grown. Corn apd cot- Exelento Medicine Company 24% Whltehnll Atlanta Indian woman. The production made intendent of the Canadian Pacific rail Alabama street. Sunday afternoon at ton were both beginning to show the Atlanta. Ga. a big success. way, said that the Empress' lifeboats 3:,30 o'clock- The secretary will have bad effects of the drouth and hea,t, and belts and other equipment had been charge and the exercises will consist it is hoped that the rains have come tested at Quebec on May 33 and foun of songs, praise and testimony soon enough to benent them. to be in perfect condition. Lord Mersey said that he had heart it suggested that bodies were found with belts on but with the heads under water. Captain Staunton replied that Small High-Grade Investment the belts would keep the heads above water If put on right. He could not say If the passengers had been in- WE OFFER No. 64 W. Linden street for $2.000. This is structed how to put the belts on. There were clear Instructions on each belt, a well-built, 5-room House that has recently been put however. Lord Mersey remarked that he die in "tip-top" shape; new roof, freshly painted and the in- not believe passengers ever read them side gone over thoroughly. This has a pretty good specu- lative feature, being very close to the north side trading section that has attracted so much attention. Reasonable LOWS BANK PLACED terms. IN HANDS OF RECEIVER FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR It's a Case of Chicago, June 19.—The La Salle Street Trust and Savings bank, which For Rent: Peachtree Street Store was closed by a state banK examiner You will find at No. 1*4 Peachtree street, facing Houston, just across the "Heads You Win" last week, •was placed in the hands of Street from the Candler Building, a desirable storeroom with basement Both a receiver today. "W. C. Niblack, vice rooms run through to F-orsyth Street. Tthis is the busiest part of the street, when you buy a box of president of the Chicago Title and and the right party can do a good buiness at this stand. Trust company, was named for the po- Reyno Cigarettes. Because sition by Judge Windea> who placed his bond at $2,500,000. Woodside, Sharp, Bpylston & Day if you don't find they are Charles E. Ward, whose name was 12 AUBURN AVENUE. signed to a personal unsecured note made from the finest for $169,925, found among the bank's assets, said today he never borrowed tobacco grown in America, the money. Ward was William Lari- The Best Security on Earth Is a First Mortgage on mer's private secretary when the for- you can have_your m6ney mer occupied a seat in the United the earth. States senate. He was a director of back. There isn't a 5c do- the bank. The closing of the La Salle Street Est.1890 WEYMAN & CONNORS 827 Equi. Bldg. mestic cigarette on the bank was followed by the closing of a number of smaller institutions linked market equal to Reynos. with the Lorimer-Munday bank. The petition for a receiver was filed Try them and get,the proof. toy Patrick J. Lucey, attorney general of Illinois. Lucey said that If develop- ments war-ranted, grand jury proceed- ings miglit be looked for. Lucey asserted tho La Salle Street ibanK was "hopeleaslv insolvent." "What are the assets 7" asked the g Handsome Durable Office Equipment j| court. "They are actually ? 4,000,000; with certain questionable assets they amount to $5,000,000." * t ALLSTEEL desks, safes, tables, filing devices f f Edwin. M. Ashcroft, attorney for mi- nority stockholders of the Rosehill * * have proved to be the best among the many S? Cemetery company, controlled by Mun- day and his associates, said today he lines of Metal Office Furniture. would ask for a receiver for that com- pany and for an injunction restrain- •!• ing the majority stockholders from "manipulating to their personal profit For real Durability and Safety the i|i the securities of the perpetual fund for the care of burial lots." ALLSTEEL Line has no peer. We i|i lc Cash Certificate \vould appreciate a chance to show you our complete line of samples. in Every Package 01 tne j-.a sane street. M.TUSI and Sav- | if* ings bank to determine if criminal I •+• charges would be brought against its I IK •W _«^ * f officers. The announcement followed * » • This certificate is given Foote & Davies Company jfj merely as a temporary of- 'Dan.K examiner, at wnicn an agreement are the result of our 39 years of successful effort in the 1 was reached, Mr. Hoyne said, by which fer; yougetmorethanyour (possible criminal prosecution was left FIVE SECONDS FROM FIVE-POINTS •Jy selection, aging and blending of tobacco. We started in his hands. selecting the tobacco a long time ago to make sure nickel's worth in Reyno that when Reynos were put on the market the tobacco Cigarettes themselves. SOUTHEAST GEORGIA would be thoroughly ripened. Only genuine imported CROPS SAVED BY RAIN PEACHTREE REttT BARGAIN French paper is used in making Reyno Cigarettes. Brunswick, Ga., June 19.—(Special.) On Peachtree street, between Five Points and the Piedmont Hotel, we Thousands and thousands of 'dollars have been saved the farmers of this can give you a 2-year unexpired lease nice sljow room at $150 per month. section of south Georgia by the heavy This is without question the biggest rent bargain in Atlanta. Be quick If rains of the past-few days. With only you wanjt it. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY one or two small showers since the crops were planted in the early spring', the situation in this section had OE:O. r=>. MOORE: Winston-Salem, N. C reached an alarming stage, and, al- REAL ESTATE AND RENTN1G, 10 AUBURN. though heavy damage had resulted be- fore the rain this week, still the larger portion of the crops have been saved. In some sections of Glynn, "Wayne. Camden, Appllng, and other nearby Have a client who wants an application on counties, th« entire crops of many farm- ers were reported to be simply burn- improved central property in amount of about ing up, and. had not the rain arrived, when It did, the loss would have been $50,000. the heaviest that farmers in this sec- tion had ever sustained. It has rained hard every day this week and thfe sit- VtS. O. XM-STOIM, uation has been relieved to a great i •xtent. 1216 Third National Bank Building NEWSPAPER CHIVE