THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION • •«) SunO*?, carrier delivery, IS cent* weekly, Vol. XLVI.—No. 292. ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAYWJORNING, APBIL 3, 1914. —SIXTEEN PAGES. copies on the streetB and at mewastandB, 5 ceata. Atlanta Wins Her Fight for a Regional Bank VILLA TAKES TORREON Winners of Prizes Offered by Walter Rich Cities Chosen With Atlanta Are: For Best Essays on Recent IV el fare Exhibit Richmond, Dallas, Boston, New AFTER DAYS OF BATTLE Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, St. Louis, Kansas City, Minneapolis and AND APPALLING LOSS San Francisco. Dictator Huerta's Last Stronghold in North Cen- 111 AGENT HELD LARGE TERRITORY WILL BE SERVED tral Mexico Was Captured BY THE ATLANTA REGIONAL BANK by the Rebel Forces About BY |XIC REBELS 10:30 O'Clock Last Night. District Known as Number 6, and Will Comprise Edward A. Powers Arrested All of Georgia, Florida and Alabama, East BATTLE IN PROGRESS at Parral on the Charge of FOR ABOUT TWO WEEKS; Passing Counterfeits of ( Tennessee, Southern Mississippi and South- HUNDREDS WERE KILLED Rebel Money. eastern Louisiana—District Contains 372 Na-

Chihuahua, Mexico, April 2—-Edwaid tional Banks Which Have Accepted the New Many Prisoners Were A Powers, United States consular agent at Parral, was arrested by the System—New Orleans Included in the At- Taken by Villa, But Part rebel authorities at Parral today on Left to right. Miss Sarah Alston, eighth grade Ira street school; Charles Henry, of Bovs' High vof the Huerta Garrison Es- charge of passing counterfeits of, the school; Miss Catherine Isabel JIackett, of the Girls' High school. Miss Hackett won the U. D. C. lanta District. rebel fiat mone>. Powei s tele- caped—Villa Pushed His gi aphed to Marion Xer. American prize when in the se\enth grade and also the silver loving cup guen by the D. A. R. Picture of Miss consul here, of his plig nd Letoher Alston by Hirshburg & Phillips; of Henry by Francis E. Price. By John Corrigan, Jr. Campaign With a Celerity said he would demand 4he immediate Washington. April 2. — (Special t — Atlanta ha^. been "-elected Hitherto Unknown in Mex- release of Powers. Two Other 4mericaaa 4rrest«d. ATLANTA'S BUSINESS MEN AND BANKERS ELATED a-, oue of the financial centers of the new ourrencj svstcm of the ican Warfare. E. E Johnson, cashier, and F. A. United States. Hawkins, assistant manager of the JuaieA Mexico. Apr^l -' — Ton-eon Alvarado Mining and Milling compa- The reserve bank organization committee completed its work n>, both Americans, weie arrested on OVER VICTORY IN BATTLE FOR REGIONAL BANK; fell completely into the" hands of the today and announced its selection of the follow ing cities as sites rebels at 10 JO o clock tonight, ac- similar charges yesterday and Consul cording: to announcement made here Letchei is looking after their interests. for the organization of federal reseYve banks: It is asserted that the men are not BIGGEST THING CITY EVER GOT, THEY DECLARE tonight b> Genei al Venustiano Car- guilt> The fiat currency was cheaply jltlanla, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Richmond i an^a. printed and soun a large number of Tne news fii st was announced to counterfeits appeared. For a time even to Atlanta's fighting spirit and its the fighting spirit of oui cit \ and I Chicago, St. Louis, 'Minneapolis, Kansas City, Dallas and San This telegram was received earJy 'never-sai -die' spirit. I have al- the world when the bugler in front officials could not tell the genuine am proud of it and of all th |se \vho last night by R. N. Berrien. Jr., At- ways felt that we would succeed in the had to do with the Battle w 'jged for Francisco. of Carranzas residence blew the stac- from the spurious. lanta correspondent for The Wall regional bank battle. And I teel that the new bank." j * atto notes of \ictory. The paen, Car- The Americans w ho were arrested, Street Journal. New York: l the city will maintain it with marked C. I£ Currier, president AtUJnta Na- Included in the Atlanta district, which is known as No. (>. are it is said, bought the money in good ranza said, was sounded here e\en "Atlanta has been awarded a re- results, for ceifraJruly a city which fights tional bank. faith for the purpose o£ paying em- gional bank. District No. 6 includes like Atlanta fought for the bank, can "Atlanta's facilities afforded an ai - the states of Georgia. Alabama, Florida, one-half of Tennessee. before it was heard in Torreon, Villa ployees, and Mr Letcher expects little territory comprising Florida, Geor- support it successfully " gument entirely too strong for all the eastern part: one^half of Mississippi and the southeastern part delaying out of compliment to his difficulty In straightening out the gia. Alabama, east Tennessee, south- other competitors. We are ideally Bank Properly located as a distributing point. chief. trouble. ern Mississippi, and southeastern of L,otisiatia, including the city of Xew Orleans. Louisiana, including- New Orleans "The entire south will be greatly Many Prisoners Captured. No Comment at WaahlnKton. Placed. helped, and the , farmer will profit and Nashville. Please express con- The meager bulletins excitedly an- Washington, April 2. — Officials here Captain James W English, president along- with the banker and business FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF ATLANTA did not comirifent toniight 6n the case gratulations to witnesses woo testi- Fourth National bank. nouncing T" ictoi y after the bloodiest fied in Atlanta's behalf. Consider f WILL HAVE A CAPITAL OF $4,641,415 of Consular Agent Powers, of whose "I never felt any anxiety over the Continued on Page Four. series of battles known to modern the most complete glvftn in behalf ai rest no official nptice had been re- prospects of Atlanta obtaining the The federal reserve bank of Atlanta will ha\e a capital <>f Mexico said that yilla captured a large of any city. BARR. regional bank. ceited. It was taken for granted that (Signed) "Managing TSditor." number of prisoners and that the flee- 1 "No other city outside of the coun- $4,641,415, being 6 per cent of $77.350.913, the combined capital and Consul Letcher would do all necessary try's largest metropolis is of more im- ing federal remnant was being pur- to protect Powers' interests, an4 that Atlanta-a>riikeB& today to realise tne portance than Atlanta. The- b,ank. pras 1 surplus of the 372 national banks in the district. As more banks ^ bued. ejcont orr th * aituatitm-* would 'be glorioiia fadt that' sne *"& Jto "ftteeoma properly placed when put in "'bur city. If will help Atlanta both financially W-CENJ GAS" Wihether Velasco, the federal com- made to- the state. ^de^ ar&neut tomor- the financial and commercial center join, the capital will be increased by 6 per cent of the capital and and commercially." mandei, was captured was not stated. row. • , ot the- a&txth. Robert F. Maddox, vice president surplus of the new member banks. Including the state banks and There was heavy fishting- *> Jay, It la SfeaB Atldnta is quite aware that at American National bank, and a member undei stood, a,nd the end cam* when, present—regional bank or not—she Is of the clearing: house committee on the BATTLt WILL OPEN trust companies "which have applied for membership since April i, after capturing the three remaining the business center of these southern regional bank: states, 'but the coming of the regional "I am gratified beyond words. The the total capital of the new bank will be increased to $4,70.3,780. i barracks held in the city by thfy fed- JOHN LIND LEAVES bank means that Uncle Sam places her new bank will fix Atlanta as the finan- "erals, the rebels stormed the trenches as the flourishing- center of commerce cial center of the section. The city The map given out by the committee along with its ofhcial and barbed wire entanglements of will be* recognized in every financial and finance this side of Ma-son and Canon Del Guarache. and business center, and its importance announcement shows that New Orleans, Nashville. Chattanooga, Dixon's hisboiic boundary line Troops In Barracks Taken. will be given vivid emphasis by the ^ Constitution reporter last night operations of the regional bank. Tiie prisoners captured ai e believed Knoxville and all of the cities in Alabama and Florida arc in the interviewed the leaders in the regional "The selection of .Atlanta was wise. Atlanta Consumers' League to have been the defenders of the bar- bank figiht for Atlanta. His first ques- It will be of untold benefit to the en- Atlanta district. rack.s, while the troaps in the canyon tire south. Of all the other bank sites, Wilson's Special Knvoy tion was: Will Ask $5,000 Appropri- w hlch forms an egress from the hill- I know of no other choice that was ATLANTA DISTRICT ''What was the greatest influence more logical " girt city were able to, escape. Sails for United States. that had to do with Atlanta's selec- ation to Secure Probe by "MOTHER" JONES DESCRIBED. When General Herrera made his first tion for a bank*7" Tribute to The official announcement describes furious onslaught against the city and Return Taken to Mean Railroad Commission. And the invariable answer was Atlanta Spirit. APPEALS TO VILLA the Atlanta district as follows : captured the bull ring six da> s ago. 'The Atlanta. Spn it'* the fedeials retained these barracks Huerta Will Not Yield. ' Asa G Candlei. pi esident Centi al \s Asa G. Caiidler put it to the le- Bank and Trust corporation FROM PRISON CELL "District No. 6 — The states ot Ala- and General Villa has been attacking. porfei 'It is one of the biggest things the Following are some cititis enjo\ Recently it *\as reported he was-about Washington, April 2 —John Lind, "Suie ft was the Atlanta spirit It south could anticipate And the very bama, Georgia and Florida, and all ing a lower rate than $1 per 1,000 Denvei. \pril 2 —An appeal -which, to use dj narnite to clear away the former governor of Minnesota, and for gets e\eij. thing1 it goes aftei—nothing fact that Atlanta was chosen is proof feet for gas, the Atlanta rate at it is said, "Mother ' Jones smuggled that part of Tennessee located east of ho-uses around the main barracks, so the last eight months the personal bejonti dispute that the south favored excluded." its selection he could use artillery. representative in Mexico of the presi- present out of the county jail at Walsenburg-, the western boundary of the following ' The regional bank means more Detroit. . .75c It was reported last night that the dent of the United States, will sail Welcome Bank, Colo. Tihere she is held as a military than we can comprehend at present. Boston .. ..80c counties: Stewart, Houston, Wayne, rebela were attacking the strong fed- from Vera Ci ua tomorrow for Wash- prisoner v. as f orw arded to General Says Governor. W can t overestimate its possibilities. New Tork 80c eral positions in Can j on Del Guarache. ington aboard the presidential yacht "It's a tribute to the Atlanta Spirit Humphreys and Perry; all that part of Here's what the leaders had to say Baltimore .. ..SOc Francisco Villa today by Horace X. We don't lose anything we go after. Ma\ flower about it last night . . . . 5oc Hawkins, attorney for the United Mine The campai-gn asa nst the fedeial "The confidence the south puts m Indiana pahs Mississippi located south of the north- The announcement of Mr. Lmd's Governor John M Slaton Chicago .. ..80c Workers of America The aged strike strong-hold of Ton eon, the main object 1 Atlanta is shown by the support it put prospective visit was made by Presi- "Owing to its commercial and indus- Holyoke, Mass 80c leader is a personal filend of the ern boundary ot the following coun- of the rebel campaign, began suddenly in our fight And oui v jctoi y is an dent "Wilson, with the explanation trial advantages and to its strategic apt illustration of the faith the nation Washington, D. C .. . 8r,c ' Mexican constitutionalist commander ties- Issaquena, Sharkey, Yazoo, Kem- two weeks ago. after General Villa had that his envo> had lequested a vaca- position. I never doubted but that At- puts in Atlanta as the south s gate- Richmond , ~~...... i5c In her letter which is addi essed "To spent months in making the most caie- tion and rest from his labors in a lanta would be giv en one of the re- way " my friends and the public senerallj, ' per, Madison, Leake and Neshoba, and ful preparations. tropical climate, and that as soon as gional banks "We will welcome it to Makes Atlanta Mrs Jones wrote all of the southeastern part of Louisi- The rebel loss in this campaign is that had been obtained he would re- Atlanta and -we are assured that the "Lpt the nation knon, and especial- Preliminary wriAimagd in ^ tlanta s ana located east of the western boun- said to be more than 2.000 in killed and turn to Mexico. wisdom of the committee in placing Financial Center. 1\ let my friend. General Francisco wounded. Trains loaded with wounded The president declared that Mr. it in this city will be justified by the fi^ht for "eighty-cent gas" is planned dary of the following counties : Pomte, T>r W. J Blalock, president the Ful- by th* Gas Consumers' lea-^x-e fo*- next Villa, know that the great United have been arri \mg" dailj at Chihuahua Land's departure for the United States work it will do for this section. I feel \ ton National bank States of A men c-a. w hlch is demand- Coupe, Iberville, Assumption and Ter- 1 Monday afternoon, at which time the fot the last week should not be construed: as in the na- that it will be the greatest kind of aid The regional bank will make At- city council will be aslte^ to appro- ing of him that he release the traitor rebonne with the city of Atlanta, Ga., \IIln Mo^efl 5-wlftly. ture of a recall or a» forecasting any for Atlanta and the south." lanta the financial center of the south priate $5,000 for the us« of the Georgia he has placed under arrest. 13 now The tebel commander mo\ ed with a change of policy by the Washington Major James G. Woodwaid The bank will be of untold benefit, and - it will make us, more than ever, the railroad commission to e>roT)e the af- holding 'Mother Jones incommunicado rapidit> hitherto unknown in Mexican got eminent toward either faction in "Atlanta "richly deserved-the regional pre-eminent city of the southeast" fairs of the Atlanta Gas Light com- in an underground cell, surrounded warfare t-1^ worked his men in shifts, Mexico. He saiet that no negotiations bank. Its assets as a distributing and J. K Orr, chairman of the joint com- pany. with sewer iats, tinhorn soldiers and »nd as one shift became exhausted he of any character were pending be- commercial center, alone," were" suffi- mittee on the regional bank from the Petitions to which have been at- other vermin " sent fresh hosts against the enemy. A tween the Huerta government and the cient argument'for its selection. "We chamber of commerce and the clearing number of small towns of lesser im- United States, and that the recent con- are the south's greatest corporation house. tached signatures of more than '0 per Georgia—Fair Friday. aomewhat ference between Senor Portillo y ceat of the registered voters of Atlanta colder ea*t and *oath portlonai Sat- portance in a military sense fe(l first headquarters, and there Isn't an or- • "It's fine' The selection was splen- He Lived 100 Years. urday fair. Rojas, Huerta's minister of foreign af- have been in circulation for more *nan —Mapimi, Noe and Sacramento, where ganization of any importance on the did Atlanta will attra-ct the attention Mobile. Ala., April 2 —Pierre Collins, fairs, and Mr. Ltnd had developed of financiers the world over. Finan- twenty days, and according to City a lifelong resident of the fishermen's Lowest temperature a bloody battle was fought This nothing tangible or important, but continent that hasn't southern liead- quarters located in Atlanta. cial interest will be focused upon our Electrician R. C. Turner members of settlement of Mon Louis island, near Highest temperatuie .. o-pened a p-ath for the main attack. was meiely a friendly talk. banks and our business world. Mobile, died at lus home there yester- Mean temperature . . 60 "The regional bank not only means the league are now prepared to exer- day at the age of 100 years, according Normal temperature Next came Lerdo and Gomez Palacio. ^o Definite Plan for He turn. "The regional bank giv es us recog- much from a business and financial cise the rig-ht of the Initiative granted to information reaching this citj- to- Rainfall in past 24 hours, inches tiff populus suburbs of Torreon and all Mr Land's trip to Washington, nition as the greatest financial center day. He was the third of his family Oeficiency since 1st of mo., inches. 25 standpoint, but the prestige it will ex- among recant charter amendments. three connected by a belt street car ne\ ertheless, revp-ed speculation in of- of the south—just as Atlanta has al- to attain the~age of a hundred He Deficiency since Jan 1, inches . . 8.2J ert for the cits* will be invaluable. Get- ways been recogn ized as the greatest While indications point that the had been a fisherman practically all — Hne. Lerdo was not defended, but it ficial circles about the diplomatic side hia life. r Report* from Varfon* Statfctm. of the Mexican situation, and there ting the bank was really a wonderful commercial and industrial point " voters' petitions will be presented to took three main assaults, in which the . .— ., M...- __•——...••. | STATION^ I Temperature, t K*ln were indications from what Secretary- achievement. Everybody who had a J. K." Ottley, vice president Fourth council Monday afternoon, it is pos- anAgrftate of * rebels los-t heavily, to take Gomea Bryan told callers, that, while the en- hand in it deserves unlimited praise." National bank and a member of the sible, according to the city electrician, i it-•--»--»-i« w • w •-i«ii» • t • • > ij • • ••>§•••-• I — 7 p.m. | Palacio. regional bank committee. voj.'s request for a vacation had been that the league will defer action until I , Atlanta, clear . . 61 65 .00 In the final attack on the cit> troops granted, no definite plan had been Regional Bank "1^ feel that the regional bank 13 the I .Birmingham, dr. . 62 70 00 biggest thing Atlanta ever had a other details of the campaign arfe j Boston, snow . , . were withdraw n from Lerdo, where- made for his return and that the ad- Of Infinite Value. .34 ministration was disposed to leave the chance to get, and. now that we have mapped ou£. i HroTvnsville, cldy. hO .00 upon the federals occupied it and an* Mell R. Wilkinson, piesident of the s Buffalo 34 question open for ^ the present. It is won it. I am naturally highly grati- Le«KOe WoFlta Secretly. .36 other sanguinary conflict was necessary 1 chamber of commerce* 08 00 believed that both the president and fied. For months the Atlanta Gas Con- Constitution ! SfcisHJ^r-: i I 56 .00 to retake it Secretary Br\ an just now see no rea- "The regional bank has infinite value "B> selecting Atlanta as the location sumers' league has been working se- | Denver,, pt. . cld\ . . j 5 C.6 00 j . £>e« Monies, eld'- . First Da*h Agririnst Torreon. son why Mr, Lmd should not go back for Atlanta. In fact, it will be quite for one of these banks, the United cretly. In fact, the operations of the no to continue his observations of condi- States has recognized tnis citv as one * ( (Jalveaton, pt. cl'd\ .00 Last Fr >, six da>s ago. General a while before we will be able to com- league have been so quiet that there Where To Live J Hatterae, pt. cl'd> 68 .no 1 tions in Mexico, but are not binding of the twelve financial centers of the Monclovjo ^lerrera , -with his own bri- prehend its full yalue. are very few persons in Atlanta who I Helena, cloudy . ", .",6 j .10 themselves as to the future, Mr. Lmd's country. i Jacksonville, dr. SO I .01) gade and part of Benavides' Zaragroza "The advertising it will furnish the know just what has been done at the f movements hitherto being dependent While the territor> that we were i Kansarvunsass f'it>< it>,, cidcl'd>j 54 .Oil brigade of veterans, made the first entirel> upon day by day develop- . city will be priceless Atlanta will be gnen was not exactly that outlined at various meetings. Information given ' 1 .00 dash against Torreon. He entered by J quoted in every financial center in the • ; of Boarding J"SSi"',! ,?. ^ : II 00 ments. the regional bank hearing in this city, out from time to time was in the foVm i ear 70 00 the east and penetrated to the bull The president told inquirers that { country every day, and Atlanta will ' it is. I feel, moat satisfactory to all of statements over the signature of A and Rooming: House 1,M^ ciear : : ! 7'? SO .00 ring: north of the center of the town, there was no especial reason why Mr. j have a liberal share in the financial the bankers of Atlanta. The territori- City Electrician Turner, who appears SO .00 Lind should come to Washington, as Information is conducted for | ^^ginieof''^.: .00 before he was, checked. f doings of the entire country". al first outlined was only tentative. to be one of the leaders of the league. i,s ! Street fighting-, m which hand gren- his reports had been comprehensive What we wanted was to have a ! the public's consultation. I N'ashviil.. clear.. . "It would have been a tragedy if we The petitions which have been circu- n p 7? I ades were the most useful weapons and adequate. regional bank, and that assured, ^ e had lost. But we didn't lose The lated among the voters were prepared You are invited to use the i '• N^ Y«" S0 ua^ . used, followed. Except for the five-day trip to Pass knew that ample territory "would be 0 .00 Christian, Miss., last January, aboard Atlanta spirit again came into its own by the "Cheaper Gaa Committee" of the M \ General Villa, then at Falacia, an- provided." :: same free of charge. I ?££n?™V '"™!?. ! so .00 the scout cruiser Chester, when be did —and we therefore have one of the league. There does not appear on the 42 I .06 nounced that he would join the attack, nation's twelve banks." not gro ashore, Mr. Llnd Baa been con- Atlanta's Spirit petitions the names of any of the mem- Have you a room for rent? | ?LVul"af cfoidy". i e-s I .1)0 taking supreme command. He an- 1 Colonel Robert J. Lowry, president It should be listed in The T,Kaie;g:h. clear . . i eo .00 stantly observing Mexican affairs dur- bers of the league. ,— ... .• 7 r» c - San J< rancieco,, dr. .00 nounced also that the newspaper men ing periods alternately critical and Lowry National bank and '.president Wins. j "The league is a bona fide organi- Frank Hawkins, president Third Xa- ' T Constitutions .Bureau of St°- . tauie.* clear-• — . 66 .00 with him would not be allowed to aend tedious. of the Clearing House association: zation,". City Electrician, Turner §ald. .00 "Atlanta was - entitled to the bank tional bank. • ; Boarding and Rooming iut any news whatsoe\er until the When he visited the president at "While it is true that the meetings of .00 Pass Chr^tian, Mr. Lind spoke of the because she offered greater facilities, "Atlanta's Indomitable spirit has tri- the league have been secret to a cer- House Information. i fehreveport, clear . j 72 .00 "town was completely in his hands. A Spokane, cloudy . { j2 .no ill effect "which the tropical climate a decidedly more centralized location umphed again. In winning the tain extent, it is also true that our ob- and innumerable other inducements. We regional bank we have again forged L 'Jampa, cloudy . . i 70 .01 To the thousands w hose \ ery li\ ing had had on his ^health, but declined ject in not inviting the people to pai- Telephone Main 5000 i Toledo, cloudy.. . ' 46 46 .00 hinged on conditions in Mexico there the president's invitation then to re- congratulate the national committee on to the front. It means that we will ticipate in the meetings was nothing i Washington, cl'dy i 52 60 its selection, and upon. Growing such become one of the foremost financial or Atlanta 5001 excellent judgment. points in the nation. < C. F. von HERKMAJW. Continued oft Page Five. Confiinuecf on Page Five, "Most of our success ie accountable' "Jit is indeed a £low ins tribute to' Continued on Page Four. j Section Director.

V S— NEWSPAPER! iWSPAPERI Page Two THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FBIDAY, APRIL 3, 1914.

as the location of the federal reserve said that eleven cities bad at that f Bartholomew Jennings, Ripley and i HIE capital of some of the cities in the Arrested, He Killed Self. Rev. E. E: Stron^Dead. bank " ! Ohio '.Atlanta district, and the amounts they time been selected by the federal re- will subscribe to the stock of the re- Alexandria La, April -—A mtn be Boston \t>~U 2 —The TSev E E THE CONSTITUTION i The S»t. Louis District. serve bank lie\ed to be \\ L. Baldw in nanged Strong 13 1 foi tw en,t% -fiv e \ ears serv e bank organization committee i District Nt> 8, St, Ixmis—Capital, j ATLANTA CHOSEN Capital Subscription to himself in a cell In the citv jail here editor of T1-'0 Mis«sionar\ flerald died CALLED THE TURN and named them, as follows j ?6.219 323, witu 434 national banks, CITY and capital stock of sometime last night He was a~i ested * » li ^_il \ e»i In his long a<* Surplus Reserve Bank yesterdav after ne had. attempted to sociation nith the American board of The announcement by the commit etc Territory, Arkansas, all Missouri 1 Boston. New York, Philadelphia, cast of the western boundary of the Atlanta $8 600,000 $516,000 pass a check here bearing the Eigna i otit-i UM Cotcisru m ssions he tee verifies The Constitution s predic- New Orleans „ 6,730,0013 403.&00 ture of John W Foche, of Galvestoir became wideK Known as a statistician Cincinnati, Richmond, Atlanta, Chi following counties Harrison, Daviess, Birmingham 3 300 000 108 000 Baldwin Wras arrested after the police and expert upon the i* ork of mission tion of a month ago Caldwell, Ray, Lafayette, Johnson, OVER MANY CITIES Chattanooga. 2 975 000 178,500 had communicated with Foche He had boards throughout the \\ orlii. He re cago, St Louis, Minneapolis, Dallas Henry. St Clair, Cedar, Dade, Law- Knoxville 2 490,000 149,400 letters apparently from rplati\es. in tired from actn e editorial •« ork « In On March 7, last, The Constitution Savannah . 1,600,000 96,000 and San Krancisco rence and Barry T all Illinois not In- HarnsBurg Pa. ^907 cluded in district No 7, all Indiana not The final announcement of the or in district Iso 7 all Kentucky not in Addition of New Orleans to ganization committee substitutes district No 4, all Tennessee not in NEGRO FOUND GUILTY district No 6, and all Mlssissipp' not Atlanta District a Surprise. ON MURDER CHARGE Cleveland for Cincinnati, and adds in district £,0 6 Jones' Cash Store Kansas City to the list Otherwise District No 9, Minneapolis—Capital, Senator Hoke Smith Tells $4702,864 with 687 national banks eic Burret Hickman a negro was found 124 Whitehall Sfc The Constitution's exclusive predic- Territory Montana, North Dakota, of Fight for Atlanta. [ guilt\ Thursdav of the murder on tion T* as absolutely borne out Ten South Dakota Minnesota all Wiscon- f February 21 of H G Bennett, a white Maxwell House BlendTEA We Deliver sin jind all Michigan not in district I man, and was sentenced b> Judge Ben out of twelve cities were correct. I Hill to be hanged, on Pridav, May 1 J"hones: Bell M. 367 & M. 428 District No 10, Kansas City—Capi- ' Bennett was a watchman in the In- Even in banking circles in, the south I tai $a 594 916, with 835 national PLEASED, BUT NOT SURPRISED, man >ards He was killed by Hick- banks etc Territory Kansas Is ebraska, man after a revolver battle in which ^The same high standard of quality that has made 25 Ibs. Best Granu- the accuracy of The Constitution's Colorado, Wyoming all Missouri not In SAYS CONGRESSMAN HOWARD . both were wounded Bennett lived 1 long enough to identify the negro and Maxwell House Blend Coffee famous. lated Sugar . .$1.10 ne^vs dispatch from Washington was f/nTfSrm.n^th^'soSn^^bou'ndSrfof By John Corrigan, Jr. convict him in a dying: statement He ol c W ashlnston, April 2.—4 Special.) said Hickman wag stealing brass from A»ft your grocer for it No. 10 SnoWdrift .98 questioned It was felt that Atlanta, X/e %^fla rS'l^elafd'V^aTa'' a car and that when he put him undei Richmond and Dallas could not all be tomie, Semmole Okfuskee Mcintosh, ConsreHsman \VllHam !>ehley How- arrest the negro opened fire The jur> No. 10 Crescent .95 _ . , _, _ , Muskogee and bequoyah, all New Mex ard wan highly elated when inform- I waa out twenty m mutes Ji-H>. Vlb , l-lb Cheek-Neal Coffee Co., successful Also New Orleans was ico north of a line forming the south ed that Atlanta had won out. I _r Air Tight '60 Ibs. Crescent 5.45 ern Canisters Nashville Houston Jacksonville hnflrarf -ic -a tut-o Txnnn^r J boundary of t^e following coun- "Pleaaed. but not »urprl«ed," No. 10 Silver Leaf oacKee i BY TWO PEKINESE DOGS Lard . . . 1.22 Constitution s prediction was not ' 634 091, with 726 national banks etc territorj Texas all New Mexico and bank In Atlanta fixen her an the 100 Ibs, Chicken based on moonshine, but on sozne- Oklahoma not in district 10, all Louis Hoanefal center of the aoatheant, to Pittsburg- Pa April 2—Mrs Kobei t Feed 1.99 lunfe more tangible lana not in district 6 and the following: which section she has always been Duncan her daughter, Elizabeth, and counties in Arizona Puna, Graham the er»**way < onnlderlngr the five of the latter s guests at a recent G-reenlce Cochise and faanta Cruz children s partj were toda\ hurried 24 Ibs. Model Mill The ( Itirn and Diittrlctn. District No 12 Kan Francisco—Capi showing; Atlanta made before the to the pathological department of a Monogram Floiu .69 The i eserve bank 01 ganization com tal $& 115 524, with 514 national banks re#i«nnl bank committee and the hospital when Tt became known that mittee acted after thret months of con etc territory, California Washington many unanswerable facts present- two Pekinese dogs b.y whom the seven \ few suggestions for making; \Uanta Orepor Idaho Nevada and Utah and had been bitten had shown signs of 24 Ibs. Postell's sidei «ttion It has du ided the con all \nzona not included in district 11 ed in her behalf, the eommittee rabies 99 Elegant .93 tinental Lnited States into l\vel\ t Aa to Branch Banks. tould hardly hai e failed to locate "A SPOTLESS TOWN banking" districts and selected tw, elve The organization committee wa.g not the bank in A tlantn. The public- 24 Ibs. Tawco Best cities for federal reserve hanks under authorized bv law to provide for spirited citizens of Atlanta, who Carnegie Pennon Fund. \Vile> s \\axene \laba--tine Self-Rising Flour .79 the new currenc\ law This was the branch banks of tne federal reser\ e worked so zealously for months to Xew \ork April 2 —Andrew Car- Dutch KaKominc K-vain/i first decisive step toward the establish banks but the act specifically states obtain the bank, are to be con- negie has created a new pension fund, 24 Ibs. A-l Puritx that such banks shall be established | gratulated on the splendid success one of 5100 000 foi employees of the L'qmd Veneer \ arnoil ment of the new s>stem This task will be left to the supervis- . Zoological park and aquarium Madi- The districts and cities follow ion of the federal reserve board yet to they have nchle* ed and for the son Grant chairman of the executive Butcher s Polish Shinnn Flour ' .74 notable -n ork they ha> e done for committee of the New Xork Zoological District >.o \ Boston—Reserve bank be appointed by Pre&.dent Wilson The rhurslon s "\Vax Bn^hti_nci Libby's 25e Catsup .19 organization committee announced metropolis.** societ> made the announcement to- will have capital of $9 931 740 with 446 that all information it has collected da> Bmplo> ees will contribute 2 per Old Ens^hbh Wax \ aKp.u Frebh Red Ripe national banks as members. Terrjtoiy sha.ll be placed at the disposal of the cent of their salaries, and through the banks and the board when the estab Carnegie fund the society will be In a Johnson s W EN Ke\stnna Tomatoes, qt. .10 inclJdes New England states lishment of branch banks is considered By John Corrlean, Jr. position to supply the rest of the pen- D strict No I \ew Yoik—Capital In its announcement the committee Washington April 2 —(Special )— sion money Georgia Cleaner \sbcstnu $1.50 Kit of Mack- called attention to the fact that under The Inclusion of New Orleans in the $20 687 Gib with 4~S national and a the requirements of the act it could And highest grade Paints, Stains and \ arni^lics f< r both erel .99 number of state banks (not given) as nouuti finnudn ground& Lt-iuijuas toJ.UJr. thLIIeV tJHLttujiaiiiiieiestablishmeni Lt Atlanta bank district was something King of Sweden ///. inside and outside n^c members Territory state of New of moie than one bank on the Pacific of a surprise If New Orleans was not 30c Breakfast Ba- coast but held out bhe hope that in the Stockholm Sweden \pril 2 —The CI T \\ LP \\D P \I\ I I T York near future another bank would be made the headquarters of a bank there condition of King Gu-stave continues to District No 3 Philadelphia—CapitU authorised by congress and located was an impiession in some places that cause general atixieti A bulletin ia con, sliced sued todaj by the count ph> slcians Phones, Ivy 831, Atlanta, 478 somewhere in this great section U would be added to the St f^oufs Armour Shield $1J 993 01 including- f>00 national The next step to be taken by the or- saj s although there is no ground for banks and se\ eral state banks Tern ganisation committee will be notifica- district Instead it is added to the At uneasiness the royal physicia-ns have Brand Hams, Ib. tory "New Jersey and UeJawai e and ail tion to banks entering the sj stem of lanta district recommended that the king consult a Georgia Paint & Glass Co, the plans for the districts This notl epeeiallst for internal diseases as there Lemons, large 360 's Pennsylvania east of westein boundary fication will follow the formal certifi- Thirty seven cities were contestants are indications of a return of the 35-37 Luckie St. of following counties McKean Elk, cation tomorrow of the committee s ac- for the honor of having a reserve bank s-toma'Ch trouble from which he has tion to the comptroller of the currency been suffering each Ic Clear field Cambria ind Bedford organized within their limits and bear Banks and Their StocK. District No 4 Clev eland—Capital ing- the name of the metropolis The $11 t>21 5?-> with 721 national and s v \\ithin thirty davs after such no- Special Prices to Weekly e tice is received bv banks eauh under 01 ganization committee heard i epre- ei al state banks Territoi \ state of the law must begin the payment for its sentatives from 200 cities during1 theli Ohio all Fennsv Ivan la 1\ ing west of •^tock in the reserve bank in Its dis ^wmg around the country Their task and Monthly Buyers tnct Lach bank must subscribe 6 per was not an easy one and all majjner district iso 3 the counties of Marshall cent of its combined capital and sur- Ohio Brooke and Hancock in 'West plus and the capitalization announced of pressure was brought to bear upon HIGtfS PUPE FOOD STORE Virginia and all Kentucky, east of the for each district is based on this 6 per them EGGS Board That \warded Banks. western bourfdai v of the following of subscriptions bv counties, Boone Grant b>cott Wood-I banks will be spread over imarly The board was composed of William G Me \doo, secretai > of the t» easurv ford Jessamine Garrard Lr.n.nir, P,, months, but in the meantime Presisiden: t 9 to 11 A. M. umcoin I u- vtnson is ejected to name men David K Houston secretary of agri- For Friday laski and McCrearj of the federal reserve board The pies- culture and John Skelton Williams The Rich mo ad District idcnt today said that owing to the comptroller of the currency COFFEE— BUTTER— FRIDAY fact that the pi ocess of organisation Meadow Gold, Pure and District No 5 Richmond—Capital will take some time no immediate an- Senator Hoke Smith was much grat Arbuckle's $6 543 281 with 4"o national banks and nouncement will be made He said an ified tonigiht at the success of the G-ate 30c grade, Ib 19c sweet, for table, Ib 3Oc Best Country Eggs, Cit> So were Representative Schlev a number of state banks and trust announcement mav not b/o made for at (Limit, 3 pounds.) (Limit, 5 pounds ) least a month longer Howard and the other members of the doz. companies Temtoij District of Co In reaching its decision the commit Georgia delegation WHITE CREST FLOUR lumbia Maryland V irginia, "NTorth tee tonight pointed out it visited eighteen cities listened to arguments I am \ery much pleased of course Best in the world for Cakes, Bread and Biscuit— Carolina bouth Caiolin i and all West from repiesentatn es of 200 cities and said Senator Smith when notified of money back if it isn't so—24 Ibs 8Sc tn 19c % irginia except those counties m dis selected"~its"iist" from ~ a~mon^"thirty" ' e actual announcement b\ the or- COMBINATION SALE ALL DAY FRIDAY— Regula Sale tru t 4 seven which sought reserve banks gamzation committee 40C Edgewood Coftee Independent investigations were con- 'For a week past how ever I have Panama Flour, 24 Ibs 7Sc District No 6 Atlanta—Capital ?4 No phones, zoc Ktiro S\ rup 33«? ducted by the treasury department, felt from the assurances T had re 1 pound High's Blend Coffee ... 30c 25c 702 780 with £72 national banks etc and the prefei ence of ei erv one of ceived that It was fmpossible for the No C. O. D. on these. Salt Boiling Meat 1OJ^ the 7 475 national member bank to be S pounds Silver Leaf Lard ... . 80c territor-v Mabama Ueoigia, P lond t was asked The committee took into organisation committee not to give At- 10 pounds Japanese Rice .. 50c lanta a bank CASH GROCERY CO., 37 S, Broad all Tennessee east of the western consideration the following factors, 1 dozen Boxes Globe Matches 10c boundaiv of the following counties accoi ding to its announcement Senator Smith believes that the The ability of member banks within financial and commercial advantage of 1 quart Bottle Pickles, Sour or Sweet . * 30c 330 Watch for Big An- Stewart Houston M 35 ne Humphries a dlstiKt to furnish the necessary having the bank located in Atlanta 1 quart Jar Assorted Preserves . ... 40c nouncement of an and Perrj all Mississippi south of the $4 000 000 capital for the reserve bank •cannot be o\ er estimated Tt will be northern boundaiy of the following mercantile industrial and financial of vast benefit to our cit> and section connections in each district and rela YOU BUY $3 15 worth for $2.65 $3 15 event—is going to in- counties Issaquena Sharkej Yazoo immediatel-v he says and will increase $265 tions Between various portions and a Deliveries Prompt—Telephone M. 1061; Atlanta 464, 4838 reserve citv the probable ability of a in importance and value as the years terest you all. Kemper Afadi&on I eake and Neshoba, go bv all the southeastern pait o£ Xouisrana fedeial reserve bank to meet legiti- BARNES mate demands of business ' whether Brief Filed for Atlanta. . M. HIGH CO. J. M. HIGH east of the western boundary of the normal 01 abnormal, the equitable In the brief filed with the organiza j following counties Pointe Coupee division of available capital among all Cash Grocery districts the general geographical sit t on committee bv Senator Smith he [ tberviHe -\ssumption and Terrebonne uatton of each district transportation said 7 East Mitchell Street District ISQ 1 Chicago—Capital $13,<- lines and facilities for speedy commu ' The growth of this entire south 151 925 with 9S4 national banks, etc nication in It the population area and eastei n section has been phenomenal territory Iowa, all Wisconsin south, of prevalent business activities of the Its development is more rapid than district Fresh English Peas, iqt. iOo the northern boundary of the follow- that of anv other section of the United ing counties Vernon Sank Columbia Statistics of Regional Diatrlctfi. States unless it be Texas and Oklaho- Fine Head Lettuce, 3 (or lOe } Dodge Washington and Osaukee all In a supplemental statement the ma or a portion of the Pacific coast —Correct Dress for Men! I of the southern peninsula of Michigan committee gavje the following statis- Georgia has made more progress in tics used in determining the cities and the past ten years than any state in Fresh Strawberries, box I7£c I \i£ AH that pait east of Lake Mich districts the southeast when VQU consider the ISc size Olives . . IOo j igan all Illinois north of a line form No 1 aiea m square miles 66 465 |ing the southein boundary of the fol- population 6 ^57 841 No 2 area in combined growth oC agriculture manufactures and, commerce Can Sweet Potatoes . . 8c I lowing counties Hancock Schuj ler squaie miles 49,170, population 9 113 - 279 No 3 area, in square miles 39 865 Atlanta s commerce in this section Young Men Will Find Evaporated Peaches, 2 Ibs. 15c | Oas<* Sangamon Christian Shelby Cumbeiland and t lai k all Indiana population S 110 217, No 4 area in exceeds that of anv other city square miles 183 995 population 7 961 - : Borrowing b> the banks in this Fancy Head Rice, Ib. . 6c north of a line forming the southern 022 No o are i in square miles 173 818 boundary of the following counties population g ^19 311 No 6 ar^a in section from brinks in "New Yoik and "V igo Cljjv Owen Mom oe Brow, n square miles J3T SfiO population 6 b9o other cities during the crop season is 341 No i aiea in square miles 176 940 largelj of f bet by the balances which Exclusive Types In population 12 630,383 No 8 area in southeastern banks carry in New Yoik square miles 146 474 population 6 726 - and other cities as reserves and for ex- 611 No 9 area in square miles 437 930 change purposes pop-ulition => r24 893, No 10 area in During most of the \ear other sec square miles 509,b49, population 6306- 8oO No 11 area in square miles 404 - tiong are debtors to this southeastern 826 population 5 310,561 No 12 area section when deposits ate taken into i faqtiaie miles 693 658, population consideration and if interest were 389 3£H charged bo*th v* ays at the same rate Spring Clothes According to this statement there there would be a large balance of in- will be at leist 7 j4S banks of all sorts members of the s> stem with total terest in fav-or of the southeastern capital and surplus of $1 831 648 369 banks famous .Shoes for Men. Their 6 per cent subscriptions would The national banks in this region amount to 5109 898 902 according to lend to 0-ther banks In the region far the committees figures The organization committee Secre- more monej than they borrow from at Essig Bros. taries McAdoo and Houston and Comp- banks outsi-de the region tt oiler of the Currency "Williams have Conditions of Orowtli I. reed. fapent most of their time for the last Young men have long regard- three months on this work Kxtraor- No-t onlv present conditions should dinarv precautions were taken to pre- be considei ed in fixing the reserve vent knowledge reaching outsiders and districts and the location of the re- ed this store as their headquar- e\en members of congress were denied serve banks, but as these districts and infoimation banks are being fixed for the future ters for things to wear. We want Organizing t|ie New System. as well as the present, the indications Although the progress of organizing of growth should be considered Geor you to come and see why we'\ e the new sj stem will not be rapid, it gia anxi Atlanta have bo-th is the intention of the committee to act as quickly as the law permits that ' The Manufacturers Record of gained such a reputation, and the reserve banks ma> be set up for March 5 1914. shows that while Texas business as soon as possible The has led Che country in the value of the usual statement of the comptroller how sincerely we try to maintain following the last national bank call, -thirteen staple cropa Georgia la fourth issued yesterday, showed banks in ex- tn the entire country and leads tlie cellent condition to meet the demands southeastern section This lead applies it. Clothes are a very important The "Stratford" shortly to be made for subscriptions bo«th to the total crop and to the per- to reserve bank stock The commit- centage of increases matter for young men, college Tan and Gun Metal tee hopes that the gradual transfttons $4.00 necessarv under the new law will be Senator Sxn&th showed that Atlanta made oa^iK w. ithout disturbance and has the largest national banking capi- men, high school men, young without any curtailment of credit tal of any city in the region and The rivalry between many cities for Georgia the largest national banking i eserve banks was intense and the business men, who are particu- This last commends itself to Young committee s decision probably may be capital of any state In the region followed b\ protests and attempts to "In ten years the national banking lar about dress, and they need f change the plan Under the law the capital of Atlanta has increased 400 Men who want shoes that possess decision is not subject to revision ex- per cent he said Her deposits have cept bj the federal reserve board and to be. it was believed tonignt that the board increased 500 per cent and her clear- INDIVIDUAL STYLE. ivvill consider a long time before it will ings 600 per cent ' i attempt to make any changes Reserve Stock Subscriptions. The new showing of Spring j £>ome of the cities in the ia/ce for The following: table shows the bank- | banks w hich \\ ere not selected were I Baltimore "Washington Birmingham, goods is alive with new ideas in You will find every wish gratified in this popu- i Ala New Orleans Cincinnati Louis 1 \ ille Omaha fct I aul Denvei Hous lar Bostonian. Call in today and try on a ton Texas Seattle Portland Ore and styles, weaves and colorings. L-os Angeles Solid Carload i run 110-71. pair—you will like them. Athens Is Pleased. doz Clothes of quality and distinc- Athens- Ga Api il 2 —(bpenal ) — Extra Fancy LtmUNd /? The announcement b.\ dispatches heie tion. Prices, tonlg-ht that \tlanta is officiallv named Fruit, Vegetables and Produce | as th*1 location of one of the reserve i i eg-ional banks met with heai tv ex at wholesale prices Dressed ANNOUNCEMENT I pres*;ion of gratitude from Athena | bankers and business men generally Poultry and Country Eggs 1 who we-re especlallv anxious that At $15—$18—$20—$25 and $30 We are showing a swell line of new I lanta should win one of the plour Fred S. Stewart Company juied toda> by the de-ailment of a house last longer and look better train while u was cnsbms a bridge t Prices fan workmanship perfect Essig Bros. Co. near Tamois PrioX si^ miles from this 40 Marietta St. 25 Whitehall c t\ The locomota^-e, ran iito a hei il A. M. JOHNSON of >mff"Io which had v/anaerea into' Main 1487. 17 S. Forsyth St the strarture- |

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ties after an inspection of two of their were confused a^id generally were ac- SOUVENIRS TO BE SENT NEGROES ARE WAITING camps had "been made and found ~un- • cepted as referring to the Southern sanitary. Cross, and it was not until late in the TO WASHINGTON HEIRS FOR CHIEF ALFRED SAM The negroes will establish a camp day that the identity of the crew •was outside the city limits. They don't DEATHKSGALE determined. ' Early information that Washington. April 2. —Souvenir s are Galveston, Texas, April 5.—Approxi- know when the Curityba will arrive. the Newfoundland had been sunk by to be seat by the government to George mately 500 negroes who are encamped the ice proved untrue. Wireless mes- "Washington's -heirs as the only compen- here waiting for the steamship Curi- sation for land that once belonged to tyba to take them to Africa under the "Milestones" has had a vepy suc- sages describing the loss of her hunt- direction of "Chief" Alfred C. Sam, have cessful season on the coast, and^s now ers were read as referring to the ship •the first president's estate .In Ohio. The been ordered to raov« outside the city on its way back east. Its long and AND GAB TOLL souvenir_ ____s consis_ t o.r_ _-epoorti _.s_ of hear- t itself. Hmits before Saturday night. The or- •successful season will end In Montreal ings before the house public lands com- d^s^werVissued by~"the~*city au.th.ori- inVeveral weeks. j Ship Still mittee on the claims of Washington s **vr!!f. wc " I There is still some, doubt as to how descendants for the land- which "Wash- the vessel survived the storm, but as ington acquired by military script. The committee could not find no other way FROM MSEALERS the latest messages from the Bella- of compensating the heirs except to Ventura and the Stephano make no authorise pu-blication of.additional re- mention to the contrary, it is assumed ports of the hearings. that the ship still floats. Caught in a Blizzard, Scores Preparations are being made here to care for the dead and suffering. The . Express Company Quits. delicious—Our new"Orange of Lives Are Lost—Men Grenfell Seamen's institute has been Ncw Torfe A u a^f^.ne 303 0 waa converted into an emergency hospital, i tentatively fixed by sT^W^KSa States Lost Were Engaged in The whole contingent of naval reserv- j Express company today as idv time for Ists on the drill ship Calypso has been i ceasing its operations. Some time ago ordered out for ambulance duty, and i the company announced that, because Killing the Seals. cofflns are being hurriedly constructed. °* ""Je JS£1 f?red and 'jS,® rcdu«ed e^~ Search for the Southern Cross was commerce commission It would sS out being made tonight with litle encour- of business. Railroads -were notified agement. In addition to an unusually {today that the company desired to abro- CREWS ON THE FLOES large crew, she was loaded heavily t gate its contracts. If there is no court with 17.000 seals. Up to dark tonight contest over this, the last of the agree- ment Wl11 be WHEN BUZZARD BROKE she had not taken shetler in Trepassey mentioned? . ^mlnated on the date or\St. Mary's bays, on the southern coast, but it was thought here that she was heading before the gale for the Newfoundland Lost Fifty of Cape Breton shore. If disaster :has befallen her, it will make the death Her Crew and Others Were toll of this storm the greatest in the maritime history of the island. Chamberlin-Johnsdn-DuBose Co. Maimed^-Lbsses of Other Sixty-four Known Dead. Sixty -four members of the crew of ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS the New Foundland are know to. have Steamers Probably Heavy. perished and thirty -seven were rescued. according to a statement by Colonial Secretary Bennett, acting premier, late Get in Line For North Sydney, N. S., April 2.—Wire- tonight. The steamer Bellaventura a'c- counted for fifty-eight dead and -thirty- less messages received here tonight re- five living, fche Step-ha.no for one dead Smart Crepe de Chine Blouses, $4.95 port the steamer Southern Cross safe and two living and the Plorizel for five at Channel, N. F. Her loss, with a dead. crew of 170 .-men, had been fearad. Instead of $5.75 Your Easter Suit St. Johns, N. F., April 2.—Death trav- eled in a gale that overtook the sealing fleet last Tuesday. The steamer New- SENATORS ARE BALKING The saving is remarkable in view of the style of the blouses and the demand foundland lost probably fifty of her crew, -while as many more, it is feared, for these soft crepes de chine. will be maimed as a result of exposure. AT PANELS' NOMINATION But they were bought at a lower-thaii-worth price and so they will go to you. Alarm is felt for the steamer South- You can't do better than to ern Cross with a, crew of 170 men, Several styles: here's one with a cut-in collar of y the state in the trial of Mayor Bonn The mop is heavily padded to protect the furniture. It can be easily to conform to your personal M. Roberts, charged with conspiracy to corrupt elections. Donn GIvck a cleaned by washing and renewed by pouring a few drops of O-Cedar registration clerk, testified that "on the requirements, assuring the registration days two strangers had Polish on the loop. The new, quick detachable steel center enables even a registered as living- at his home. He N did irot notice the false entries at the child to remove and replace the pad in an instant. time, lie said, but on election day when beco—»ingness that is as important as Fashion. one of the men attempted to vote he caused his arrest. Two sizes at $1.00 and $1.50. Other registration officials told of finding 108 falsely registered nai.ies in. Ail Spring colors are favorites, being soft greens,. blues the books of one ward. The Polish—a vegetable compound—mixes freely with water and and grays. does not leave the gummy, sticky surface that a mineral polish does. POPE; APPOINTS CURLEY Bottles at 25c and 50c; Cans at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.50. V S3 to $5 ST. AUGUSTINE BISHOP Rome, April 2.—The pope today ap- pointed the Rev. Michael J. Curley. rec- tor of St. Peter's, at DeLand, Fla.. to be bishop of the diocese of St. Augus- Agents for Butterick Patterns and Publications tine- Geo. Muse Clothing Co. Woodward Some Better. Agents for Luther Burbank Flower Seeds—Best Orlando, FUb, April 2.—The condition . of- J- H, "Woodward, . father-in-law of! Congressman Oscar Underwood, seri-1 ously ill at his winter cottage here, \ was slightly improved today. Mr. i •Woodward is a wealthy resident of Bir- I xninjjham, Ala. |Chamberlin- JoImson-DuBose Company A-, \) NEWSPAPER! Page Four. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, APUUL 3, 1914.

n previous disputes of similar nature CAMPBELL'S that phase of the matter has been set- $25,000,000 HOME SAMPLER AT MICH'S tled by levying against the portion o£ Work Will Begin This Week the right-of-way which was not ac- FOR EXPOSITION DANIELS AIDS IN FIGHT tually occupied by tracks and ties If CampbelVs Soup demonsfofe-tiom at ATLANTA ENJOINED the railway company owns a right-of- the Pure Food department of J M way 30 feet wide, it is probable that OF PEACEFUL ARTS Highs store will continue through the only about 11 feet of it is occupied by On John Deere Plow Plant week The public has shown much ties and rails. Now. I should say that TO REINSTATE PERKINS interest in this exhibit and -wfliiile it the other 19 feet -would be benefited by New York, April 2.—The erection lasts the experts conducting it are the installation of new sewerage here of a $25,000,000 group of buildt- BY STREETCAR CO. Judge Bell has made the injunction anxious that its popularity should returnable on April 18. In the mean- ings for the exposition of many sub- Believed Georgian Will Be Re- continue Every woman in Atlanta i* jects, rangnngr from aviation to garden- New Building Will Handle especially invited to trv a little of the time it may be safely predicted that stored to Navy-Perkins Call- soup and light food served with it. whoever wins the argument in court, ing:, was discussed (today at the first and take note of the suggestions for Clash Conies Over Payment the 813 feet of track will not go up for meeting: of the Association for the ed "American Dreyfus." $2,500,000 Business, De- serving dinners and light lunches sale again. ^ Establishment and Maintenance for Everv lady who visits the Campbell's for Sewerage and Effort to the people of the Citj of Xew York clares Manager W. H. Soup* booth can profit from the EIGHTY-CENT CAS of Museums of the Peaceful \rts By John CorrUmn, Jr. ideas given with the samples Sell 813 Feet of Right-of- According to the certificate of in- Washington, April 2 —(Special )— Stentz. BATTLE WILL OPEN corporation the object of the organi- Secretary of the Navy Daniels today Way. zation Is to establish and to maintain recommended to congress that the pas- permanent and useful memorials of sage of legislation to restore to the Continued From Page One. the century of peace and amity that The preliminary excavations for the active list of the navy Lieutenant Colo- big John Deere Plow company build- The Georgia Railway and Power has followed the signing of the treaty nel Constantine M Perkins, who has ' comp-an>, as mojst people can tell you. more than a. desire to prevent our plans of Gihent in 1814 been referred to as "The American ing which is to be erected on the runs an electric line between Atlanta. groins astray 'The idea of the home for the mu- I>reyfus." Vif alker and Nelson streets dev elop- and the Soldiers' home, likewise, De- Will Force Lower Rjrte. seum," said John A. Stewart, one of Tie Constitution exclusively an- ment, is to begin this week The 'build- the directors. ' IB a huge circle of catur and East Lake. A certain por- "The flKht is on In Atlanta for cheap- nounced on March 9 that Mr Daniels ing is expected to he finished by Au- tion, of this line passes along Flat er gas We may not be successful in buildings about a stadium, the stadium would take this course. Senator Hoke Shoals avenue "SVhile the portion in torSng the Atlanta Gas Dieht company to be partly covered and to be used Smith and Representative Howard, who gust 1. to reduce the rate from 51 per 1.000 •Or, at least," caid W. H Stentz, question is not remarkable above any lift to 70 cents, but we are certain as a place of public assemblage have led tine fig-ht for Colonel of the remainder of the road for beau- that with the tacts and figures we "There are two similar industrial believe the long fight is now as good ' manager of the concern* Thursday aft- ty, smoothness or purposes of utility, wiU prVs?ntto the railroad commission museums in the world, one in Ger- as •won ernoon, "if it Isn't I'm going to "know it is an essential part of the company's the gas corporation will be forced to many and one in France, but the one This is the first case of a retired whv The John Deere Plow company line to Decatur, East Lake and the redufe its rate to 80 cents and Put At- planned will be larger than either of officer of the na\ y or marine corps lanta m tbe same rating as Boston, these. We already have in view funds needs room right now, and it is goinig Soldiers home It couJd not be re- New -York, Chicago, Holyofce Mass. being approved for reinstatement by to need it worse ev ery day moved -without seriously interfering" Richmond. Va, and Lost Angeles aggregating $1,500,000 ' tbe navy department In taking the Tvlth traffic between Atlanta and these Figures compiled by City Electrician Amonsr the directors are Jacob H action he did, Mr Daniels said he was * W-e're building the new place to oxnnts Neither could it be sold with- Turner show that the gross receipts Schlff, Elbert H Gary, Nikola Tesla, handle a $2,500,000 business, &ut rd be of the Atlanta Gas Light co»npfny for going against traditions and prece- out causing the present owners con- Robert B Peary, Job E Hedges Mel- dents willing to bet we'll outgrow it in an- 1913 amounted to ?813,100 He PO"™ ville E Stone and Uneodore N \ ail siderable inconvenience out that in Richmond. Va, where the So strongly was he impressed, how- other ten years Some day, when peo- All this being true, one maj imagine gas plant is a municipal industry op- e\er, by the case made out for Colonel ple have really awakened to the possi- the perturbation of the officials of the oratcd bv the city the rate is So cents You Can't Go Along Figures gathered from Richmond show Perkins and especially by tbe testl- bilities of this country, the John Dcei e •Georgia Railway and Power company that in 1912 the gross receipts_of ^the mony of the eminent surgeons wtio had on reading in the paper the other day examined the retSred officer 0ix years plant at Atlanta will be one of the to that dinner because you that the- city of Atlanta announced for QUIP 3 OF BANKERS ago. that he approved the bill for re- largest in the United States ' £>j.le 813 feet oC the company's ngbt- instatement Since the organization of the John haven't the clothes'? Non- of--way on Flat Shoals avenue WJven told that bis six -year figh-t for Deere Plow company, of Atlanta, in sense! Hurry right down to Secure an Injunction. tb reinstatement was ab-oot to end. Colo- April. 1912, Its business ha& increased A?lSrding to information furnished ao rapidly that the quarters which Colquitt & Conyers, the attorneys by the city of Richmond, the cost of MEETS HERE APRIL U nel Perkins, altho-ug-h a soldier wbo us and we'll fit you out for the road, got busy with great has seen active service in many quar- were temporarily secured at 111 and manufacture and delivery of eas di- 113 South Forsyth street haver been faultlessly in a dinner suit; celenty Thuisday afternoon they tiled rect to the consumer was less than »i ters of the world, bro-ke down and in the superior court an injunction Luncheon Will Be Served the was completely unnerved for several entirely outgrown, and it was found before you can say "Jack against the city of Atlanta, absolutely Richmond is now in the midst of a Visitors by Atlanta Clearing; momenta impossible to secure a building in the prohibiting the sale of the 813 feet of fiKht for a flat rate of 75 cents, and city which would offer the desired Bobinson." Flat Shoals avenue track. until the Victim of « A aval Cabal. space Consequently, Manager Stentz the indications are that the rate will House Association. Friends of Colonel Perkins say he company had an opportunity to 'argue be lowered «„<».*- set about arranging for a new build- it out in o-pen court Birmingham is also waging a nglit was Che victim of a cruel and relent- ing and selected the Nelson street DINNER SUIT, $15. The difficulty arose over a bit of for XoSersas rates and according to less oa.bal of naval officers They location on account of its nearness to Photo by Price sewerage which the city recently in- information from the authorities there, Atlanta will be the hosts to the ninth forced him out of the service to which Everyone will think you stalled between Fair and Stovall the business center of the city and the inere is a possibility of the rate being annual meeting of Group Three of the £' ^d"^ven tt r y years' of his Tfe H STD\TZ streets The sewerag1e construction cut down to about 60 or 10 cents Georgia Bankers association on April ' excellent railroad facilities "had it made." The proud department on looking over the plats Commenting on the situation in under peculiaily distressing charges The John Deere Plow company is of the -v icinitv , dis-cov ered that the Richmond. City Electrician Turner whdch, if not -disproved, would have one of the largest manufacturers of product of a master tailor in Georgia Railway and Power company Group Three is by far the largest of clouded the remainder of his days it has branches in Jacksonville Kno?. agricultural machinery, implements ville and Montgomery, travels seven- seemed to own the nearest frontage Ea*lf the city of Richmond makes a any of the five groups comprising the President Roosevelt in December, J.907, evening clothes. to the new pipe line and reported to T>roflt of $129,000 with a gross busi- association, and nearly one hundred and approved the retirement order Henoe and vehicles in the world, but up to teen men, and has a local office and this effect to the department of col- niss of less than J500 000, with a rate fifty banks are members it w ill require action by congress to Hve years ago its management did not warehouse force of fif t> -four men lections, assessing the 813 feet at 70 reinstate this officer to the active list realize the importance of the south- Full Dress Suits, too, at of 85 cents how much does the At- An interesting and timely program The testimony upon which Secretary with a payroll of over $11,000 per cents a. foot The department of col lanta Gas Light company make with has been prepared by the officers of eastern field They then started out in month The business has alread> lections convey ed the message to the receipts of tS33 000 with a rate of $1 Daniels largely .relied was that given $18 and $25. Now don't get street railwa-v corporation and waited the group Mr Titus, of the National before the exa-mining board by these a small way, and two years ago or- reached limits v. Inch strain the ac for a remittance When it did not ar- per thousand'" City Bank of New York, it, on the pro- surgeons Colo-nel William C Gorgas, ganized the Atlanta company and made commodation of the present quarters, the idea that they are not rive thej- took the Ubual course in such "tre Entitled to Reduction. gram and is one of the most notable now surgeon general of the army, Dr this the headquarters for supplying but with the occupation of the new matters and published a notice that "The gas consumers of Atlanta are men on the program An attendance George A Lung, one of the ablest sur- Georgia, Florida, Alabama, South Caro- building, which Is expected to be com just right, because the price the 813 feet had been levied upon to entitled to a sharp reduction in the of about 200 is expected The meeting geons in the medical conps ot that time superintendent of the have been in circulation some time, Colon hospital on the canal zone price consideration that afternoon to determine the precise at- will be served by the Atlanta Clearing The titude of both parties Condensed it and already the required 10 per cent House association Then the visitors jI * testimony of these surgeons is makes this store worthy. \\ould be Citv of Atlanta You 11 pay of the voters have signed WIhlle the Tvill hp- talft^ne ts* thth& hao^Haii w mf, convincing to my mind that Colonel AVIATOR TUMBLES COLLEGE BANDS PLAN it Georgia Railway and Pow.er com- referendum and initiative may seem ^ i £ T *° _ ® baseball g-ame perkingp While suffering from nervous- panj ' We won t radical, still it is the onlv weapon in Carl H Lewis, of the Central Bank and ness. was no-t men-tally unbalanced,," the hands of the people to force at- Trust corporation, is chairman, and E wrot~e- M**--r Daniel"--»-•s- '• I»• am persuade-=~^d WHEN PLANE TIPS O TAKE 4 BIO PART "Has anybody here seen Extraordinary, Says Conyera. tention to an issue when the peti- L Henderson, of the Commercial bank, from the clear evidence of Dr Gorgas, It is a rather extraordinary bit of tions are presented to council that Cedar town, is rfecretary. Dr Lung, Dr Woodruff and Dr Curl 'Kelly'?" Kelly's a beauti- procedure " said Mr. Conyers, of the body will have the riKht to adopt the that Colonel Perkins was mentally AT HAWKINSVILLE UN SHRINERS' PARADE compan\ s law firm "The same thing ordinance or refer the matter to an sound I am confirmed in this view ful green four-in-hand at v, as tried once with the Central of election before the people" by the evidence of his mental alertness Georgia I believe but I don t think it Assurances were made Thursday since the trial and his clear mind at Hawkinsville, Ga.. April 2 —(Spe- Tech s band garbed in -wild west SOc, and it's THE color now. v.as ever settled The xerv essense of that within the next ten days the DRAFTS ARE STOLEN this time The o-fficaal report of the cial )•—Aviatoi Beach had a narrow costume and mounted, the cadet band Xhe &\stem of levving foi sewerage names of the men who are behind the doctors, upon whose statements the escape with his life here today In at- fi om Riverside Military academy and presupposes that the land levied upon Gas Consumers league will be made FROM OCEAN LINER board relied, are not convincing or the Georgia Militarv academj cadet Plenty Spring Suits for is to extract some matei lal benefit tempting to make a flight with his band \\ ill be a part of the musical from the work accomplished Now, it public conclusi-v e, read in the light of the airship talent to participate in the Shrinera plenty people. And Blue must be perceived immediately that a San Pranc-iscoi April 2 —Drafts, later career of Colonel Perkins and the In his first attempt to leav e the parades in Atlanta next month The strip of right-of wa> 30 feet wide and ATLANTA BUSINESS MEN money orders and naval paymasters testimony of the surgeons above grro-und the aeroplane became unman- college band, however is counting on Serge Suits are really the — w oil no matter how long — cannot checks aggregating about 54,000, were named ' the trustees granting a holiday, which stolen fiom the mail room of the ageable and after going some dis- benefit to an% extraordinarv extent by REJOICE OVER VICTORY Appointed From Home. tance, turned turtle and fell with full as yet has not been granted most useful suit of the lot. the installation of new sewerage In Oi eanic bteamship compan> s linei 1 The cowboy costumes foi the Tech Secretary Daniels refers to the fact force to the ground f ortuTiately Mr f *ct I can imagine -nothing which has Ventura b\ Da\ld Williams an Aus that his conclusion is fortified by the band will be furnished bv Mgena But we do sell Grays, Jes=? use for a bere\vage system than a Continued From Page One. tralian nress bo> 24 yeais old accord i ecomm-en-dation of E H Campbell, Beach kept his head and escaped with temple of Helena, Mont Many other street railroad right-of wai ing to postal inspectors -w hile the judge advocate .general of the na\y de- but slight injury bands and drum corps over the state Browns and mixtures, at It was pointed out that the citv had \entuia, which an ived here "Vla-rch ^6, Several thousand people from all are expected to make application to evidently failed to bee it in thjs light jnan of the cities I know of no bet- was three da$ B from port Williams partment, dated Decembet 21, 1907, joint the parades and Mr Con\ era was asked for his ter accomplishment in years than the was arrested todoA and confessed, ac who said The finding is not suip- sections of the country came in on $15, $18, $20, $25. cording to inspectors ported by the evidence submitted ' trains and automobiles and vehicles explanation therefor regional bank vlctorv Colonel Perkins was appointed, to the I can t see it ' he said ' It must be Harris G "W lute, president \tlanta The Oce-anif Steamship company has to witness the flight which was sched- dur to some enoi or oversight in the been asked by the government to ex naval academy from Rome 0»a , and has uled to take place in Hawkinsville to- HIS THROAT WAS CUT Green, Blue, Brown and assessment oif ice ' ical estate board plain how Williams had access to the two sisters now living in the state, The cit% state and entire southeast one in Rome and the other In Macon da\ at 1 o clock AND HIS BODY STABBED Black Hats. At $2, $3, $3.50, 'I hss presumption however lasted no mail room Inspectors sai he assei t- He will make another flight Satui long:ci than ft took to get into com- are to be congratulated upon this ed that the door was open and that His brothei is a pro-minent merchant of mimi' ation w. tth the coiistiuctiori de- choice Ihe real estate men at e more hf1 walked in lifted a. pouch and hid \Vest "Virginia ^mong those who have day April 4, for which his machine is Alban> Ga April 2 —The bod^ of $4, partment it until he could rifle it actively manifested then interest in being rapidly repaired Alex Billingrslee a prominent negi o "-Krroc, nothing' * said the construc- pleased that Atlanta should land this his ease are his friends in Geoigla and farmer and large property ownei, was tion department ' The Georgia Rail- prize than w ords can express At- the men scattered all over the world found this morning in the woods near Phone us to send a man. ^\ a> and Power company owns S13 feet lanta which has for fcmr vears been who were associated with him in the Record Citrus Crop. his home, his throat cut and body of Ziontagc on Flat Shoals avenue be recognized as the certter of all sorts service stabbed The horse, pulling the emptv over to show you. tween Pair and Stovall streets, and the of business in the southeast, now be- DEATHS ARE CHARGED Tampa, Fla, April 2—"With 19 245 buggy, came home late last night the Viopertv has been assessed at 70 cents comes officiallv the monev center of cars of citrus fruit already shipped rear curtain of the vehicle being torn Anything, or Everything, a foot That •% all we ve got to do with southern tern tor3. TO A BLOOD REMEDY out of this state sine e September 1 on* and the bugf^y smeared with blood it fao fai as the collection goes vou il The following congiatulatory tele- 1913, from which date the Florida sea- There is no clue to the murderer The ha\p to sec the city attornej ' gram was wired Senator Hoke Smith Los Angeles April J —A recommend son is timed, the promise is for a record bod> had been lobbed of all valuables for Everyman. \ccordlnsly. James Li Ma\son city Fabt night by Walter G Cooper secre ati on that the fedeial government PROHIBITIVE TAX URGED crop in this state It is estimated that attorney, v. as approached Mr Mayson tary of the Atlanta Chambei of Com- closely inspect a blood disease rein there is still 4.000 carloads of fruit Mac kail Named President. We pay Parcel Post ex- \%as not overrommunicatl\e meice edy imported from <3rermany was made to be shipped* before the crop is ex- Wh j \ es " he said, * I understand "Now that Atlanta has been awarded today by the grand jury at the con- hausted. that an injunction has been filed No a regional bank allow me to again clusion of its investigation of recent penses here. I ,-caii t sa\ that the railway company thank you personally and in behalt of deaths at the county hospital of sev- ON COTTON FUTURE DEALS seems to be right about the matter. So the chambel of commerce for the great eral men into whose spines the medi- far as I can learn thev have 813 feet work you did for Atlanta and the south- cine was injected Bennett Is Improving. THE GLOBE CLOTHING of fi outage on — cast in this matter The investipratoi s attached no blame Cairo Kgs-pt, April 2—James Gordon COMPANY, Frontage, or Right-of-way. 'President Wilkinson also sends his to AITV person, but expressed the be- Washington April 2 —A prohibitive Bennett a condition has improved But,' it \\ son 'that 'Secretary Chamber Commerce " mulgated for the reform of the trading passed a good night. retary and treasurer was postponed on exchanges was proposed in a bill today by Representative Lever, of South Carolina, offered as a compro- mise for the senate bill denying use of Assignee's Sale mails to exchanges engaged in for- bidden transactions Stock of General Mer- The bill would fix a tax of 50 cents a bale on future contracts which do not chandise, Fixtures, comply with the following require- Notes and Accounts. You can get a good ments That they shall be in writing and Georgia, Greene County. > virtue of the authority granted in a show the quantity of cotton involved taJn trust deed of a**"*fgnment I w ill of- and the names of both parties, that fer for ^aic at public outcry the entire afc they specify the basis of grade price sets of the White Plains Mercantile & Drug :o at White Plains Ga consisting of blue serge suit, silk lined, at $25 pei pound and month in which the fohaes . - ? 688 Gi> trade is to be completed, that stand- Dry goods ...... 560 4B ards of grade fixed by the secretary of Groceries, etc ...... , .. 3,39483 Hardware - ... 295 16 agriculture govern, the actual com- Agricultural Imp &. bad. . .. 294 66 mercial differences in gra-de shall con- Furnishings & Notions .. . 985 SB trol settlements instead of any ar- bitrary rate fixed by exchanges, that Total ... 14 109 71 No matter how many clothes you own, you cotton lower than the lowest stand- ^ Jxturcs 64S £0 ard grade or of less than % or more than IVs inches length of staple shall Now 2921—Con Mrtal Piccadilly Blacker Total $4 753 21 not be delivered in fulfillment of the BELLEVUR. «5.0O. One National Canh Register title retained ought to have at least one blue serge suit. contract, and that five days' notice be by the National Cash Register Co original given buyers stating the grade of each * Riml English, Low toe mth pronounced cost $370 00 amount paid on HBirje $160 00, bale to be delivered " recede. balance due J220 00 Contracts meeting tne requirements Broad ibank, low heel. Account-* ...... $7 1S6 47 would be taxed 25 cents per bale Votes 4 364 T>9 But be sure it's a good one; there are lots \pproved hy Houaton. Flfas 2 374 66 Representative Lever said his bill had been drafted aftei a conference Total . $14 495 71 TV ith Secretary Houston and had his ^ale ^ill be. at public outcry In Whlta of cheap serges; part cotton; not worth approval plains Ga oh Monday April 13th at 2 Mr Lever, of the agricultural com- o clock P mi terms cash all bids subject mittee. In introducing hia bill, ex- to ^he approval of the Creditors Committee plained that its provisions follow For Inspection of in\ entory stock and carrying home. closely the Smith-Lever amendment to other assets inquire of T C Moore Whit* the tariff bill, which passed the house Plains Ga or the undersigned by a substantial majority, but was lost in conference H. A. Ferris, Agent M\ bill, ' Mr Lever said, "provides The English Model 301 5 G Chamber of <"*• srce Bid* complete regulation of cotton ex- Atlanta Georgia Here's the way to be sure: changes so as to eliminate abuses into •which they have fallen and to pre- is a splendid walking shoe. At the serve their useful functions." Upon all contracts which comply Go to some clothier who sells our goods; ask to see a Hart with the provisions outlined, Mr. price, you can't get within yards of Le\er said, a nominal tax of 25 cents AMUSEMENTS. Schaffiier & Marx silk lined blue serge suit. It's a soft a bale is levied I have introduced this bill because so up-to-the-minute durable a shoe. T believe the taxing power is the weave, dark blue; just enough "nap" so it •won't "wear strongest weapon a\ailable for dealing with this situation," said Represen- •J It may look too narrow forcomfort. But there's •TLAHTA Tonight and Saturday shiny" in a few weeks; a pure wool fabric, the dye sun-proof ati\ e Lever "There is no question nibHIIIM M.lln*. Smturtmy about the right under the constitution where the skill of the 4&n£& designers comes in. th» Snnn'c HiiMail Hit to use the taxing pow er tor such pur- Tta and weather-proof, the tailoring such as you expect of us. poses There is some doubt In the They can make shoes look right outside as well as minds of some lawyers as to the use •*(• »f of the commerce clause of the consti- feel right inside. ADELE ItanVorfc The coat is lined with fine quality silk; it has a soft roll tution in such connection Pull con- sideration will be given to all the 22 Songs—Orchestra of 15 bills pending1 before the committee on •f Clad to show it to you — and many other styles at prices front; six button waistcoat; latest model trousers. We the subject, and I am willing: to join Nichts, SOc to $2; Matinee, 25cU$L50 m\ associates in reporting1 out any from $3.50 to $5.00. If you don't know gf^y* make sizes to fit any type of figure. bill which will meet the situation vig- orously and will stand court test" it'* tune you did. The house agricultural committee today arranged for hearings on stand- MILV EWMMS You're probably not expert in technical matters about ardization of grades of cotton ana Blackstock, Hale & Morgan IMTlMEt FORSYTH AIK3* dealms; in futres Wednesday, April 22, blue serges; take our name as a safeguard in ah this. with four days allotted 50-52 Marietta Street Taylor Oranvlllt and Laura W»rp»at ^few York Exdumge Yielding. •The Distinctive Clothiers and Furnishers "Hi« Snt*m." * rate* Skrtdi New York, April 2 —At a meeting ot Rannond a Canrty — IU.SU«,Trt. the board of managers of the New- THUB-MUNTIC TOO - CMCE WUM York cotton exchange today a resolu- tion was adopted providing- that trad- »URK — M*M ing under the system calling for gov- NEXT WEEK. . HA.V COX Hart Schaffner & Marx ernment standards and monthly revi- sion of differences begin September 1, next instead of May 1, 1915, as pro- vided for in the resolution recently Good Clothes Makers adopted ALL THIS WEEK. The exchange a few weeks ago de- Dally MBtiBce*, Evenlnlt* 8i3O B cided to adopt the government stand- B ards in trading here. It was to meet 1 1 criticism which delay in putting the Wall Paper and Inferior Decorations EDDIE BLACK CO. overnment standards in effect had J Praenttluc J gr ought out it is said, and to show QUALITY ma womriiM/vswrp THE BEST Sold in Atlanta by its good faith in deciding to comply ••^ORTRBRN LIGHTS." O with the wishes of the government, O that the board of managers has decid- Moose O' o.UA.i_rrv £g? "Driven From Horn. ' U ed to put into effect the new trading U DANIEL BROS. CO. ,___ lufiQf; £b«present y*ajp* I^IHOIME

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have publicly announced their change' of position. Chairman O Gorman issued the for- mal call today for the canals commit- SCENES IN TORREON WHERE BATTLE RAGE tee to meet next Tuesday morning- Bryan See* Senartora. When You Dance Secretary Bryan discussed the issue with several senators while at the Wear La Maxixe capitol, among- them Senator Ashurst. of Arizona one of the democrats open- , INTOLLS FIGHT ly opposed to the repeal. Senator — The New Dancing Model of Ashurst said after his talk with the secretarv of state that he ha in the evening Carranza an- bust_perfectly producing the new uncorseted figure ettect. lleve from -what, senators told him that nounced that tJhe status at Torreon there would be a prompt isport from remained unchanged Price of either of these models, $3 00. the CQmmittee on inter oceanic canals Buffle Call of Victory. See La Maxixe styles toda> at your favorite store Find The president said there were one 01 Then came the bugle call of victory the one thaUjts you exactly Know the unrestrained two members of the committee •«• ho "Mexicans recognized It in a flash and iov of dancmg m a corset made just for dancing weie against the iepeal but who he the streets became thronged instantly The new Laced front R & G will also interest you understood \v ould vote to bring the Out of the saloons and gambling halls question prompts beiore the senate - in a.n earlj report the crowd rushed until all places where Incidentally the president took oc crowds congregate ^\ere empty and th' casion to den> published reports that throngs stormed up the street to Car he had sent an> ultimitum to the sen ran^a s residence ate through benator Owen or an> one Repeatedly the bugler sounded the else with a \iew to forcing early ac call and a great wa\ e of cheering tlon He had done nothing ihe said arose The electric lights strung abou along this line He added that no pro- posals for compromise or change In fHe~Carran-sa residence last ^Junday t« the repeal measure had been brought welcome him were turned on lighting to him and significantly suggested up the draped and festooned red, white that amendments were not bem^ offer ed by administiation leaders and green of the Mexican national col The president has more than once ors made plain th it he believed it the dutv Viia Cairanza' Viva Villa' Viva of the Vmerican congi ess to repeal the tolls exemption v, ithout equiv o<_a Madero' Viva Mexico' came the shout tion. or evasion and that he "was of the crowd J.li against anv amendments lie told Inside General Carranza and his con callers fianklv that while he did not f xpect obstruct!i e tactics in the sen fidentiaJ ad\isers were toasting Fran a IP lie expectftl a full discussion oC Cisco "Villa the hero of the campaign the question there b it was confident Mav or Padres, realizing that some the repeal \vouli pass one must be calm took occasion t Rumors of a Caucus order the saloons to close There Is Something in The president declaied i o proposals I MAIN STREET IN TORREON 2 REBEL BATTERIES fot a caucus had been mentioned to Procession Formed. IN 4.CTION DURING ADVANCE ON TORREON 3 HOW him Reports were in circulation to \ procession formed in the street: ria> that an eftort mi^-ht be made to REBELS ATTACKED TORREON fon_p the repeal bill into a caucus but and marched about shoutin-g and cheer ttfj Sterling Paint thf se lumort, v. ei e denied piomptlj ing 'iemoci atic leaders asserting that a The translation of the message re That Satisfies. au us would not be necessity at the eived by General Cairanza from Gen same, time insibtinj^ tliat thf re is no Ihe main street m Toireon wis the sue ebbful ii\an c T~edeials were»shows ho%\ Villas forces were drawr doubt that the repeal bill will have a eral Villa ib as follows seen" of frantic panic as the rebels ptopired to -nikc thu last desperate up around th. eitv Fierce fiprtitmK had It is a significant fact that our safe majority when the vote is taken I have the honor to announce tha began bombaicims? the city After *. Bland of the battle thcie The map I preceded the cUah at the city s gates It was pointed out b> sue h demo f-ratir senators is O Gorman and Cham- after eleven days of severe fighting first customers are still using it beilatn w ho are openly and unyieldingly the constitutionalist armv which and are our very best friends. opposed to toll exemption repeal could htve the honoi to command 13 in un The national salute was fned church w as Icai ncd that the f 11 st rebel ad JOHN LIND LEAVES not go into a c UK us which would be disputed possession of Torreon, the las bells rung and whistles blown vanLi, on General "Velasco s federal gar- The Shrmers are coming—this is designed to bind them DISTURBED MEXICO F riends of thn repeal bill insisted remnant of the federal army havin; rison in Torreon and Gomez Palacio the season to paint— tonight that support of the presidents taken flight this afternoon I regre ^ZOODy PRICE WAS PAID the latter a suburb resulted in a piti- pohcv is increasing: rathtr than cle to sav that General Velasco ha able slaughter of the rebels in which Continued From Page One. cieasing One rtpublicaii senator who FOR TAKING OF TORREON STERLING is the PAINT to USE escaped with an escort of a few men about 2 000 partly through a series of will \ c te lor the i epeal declared that Chihuahua, Mexico April 2 —Not a canvass of the ben Ue today showed and is being pursued by my cavalry blunders were killed or wounded with- turn to the United State" preferring since the battle began at Torreon has to continue further hi^ work of ob- a clear rnajonty of nine foi the bill Mj losses will number 1 500 killed an in a few houis the probability being that se\ eral v. ounded The federal loss in killed a day passed without the arrival here servation v r.tes counter! foi the opposition All trustwoi Jiy accounts agree that Dozier & Gay Paint Co. w on Id bo reversed ^ number of i e wounded and prisoners will be fullj of a train load of -wounded from the ranks of General Francisco Villa s the rebels fust attack was unsuccess- His i cquest for a vacation at this 31 South Broad Street publicans howevei it is now geneiall> 12 000 time was regarded as significant i~ understood h iv< decided to line up Bv Carranza s ordei s all the town army Today s train, brought some of ful and that their combined forces al- against the i epeal notwithstanding the more seriously wounded and every though better equipped with field guns official circles It was taken to mea PHONES {XSS.U' thev v oted against free toils 01 igi w at> illuminated soldiers of the gar carpentei in the city was busy making that he saw no prospect of Genora 1 than they eve) previously had been and (T ue rta yielding the reins of govern naif - Amo it, these ai e faenators Pen rlson paraded and the military toan- cots M se ind Oliver of Pcnnsi-Ivama who played Fiom stories told b> the wounded it fully confident the> would frighten the ment in Mexn o City through diplo federals into a reti eat were forced to matic persuasion and that affairs would remain in statu quo pending the retue in the beginning of the fight outcome of the constitutionalist forces Rebels Hire on Own Men. i march southward General Huerta s Fii st the rebels \\ ere reported to message to congress > esterdav ir whu h he expressed a determination to have blundered iri opening fire on their remain in ottice until his country was immuiiiui miimiiiiiiiiiiMiimii iiimiimiiiiiiiiimm iimimmi u own men Two accounts were given at peace strengthened the belief here for this mistake Om was that a col- that Mr Ijind saw no chance to affect = umn of rebel artillei > trained over the situation in Mexico tav his con thetr mat k and poured shells into the tinued presence and opportunely sought thf* \acation while no impor ranks of General Aguu re Beiia\ides tant matters were pending "Lpon his Clean Up-The_ n Plant = forte on tbe opposite side of Gomez Pa own counsel and discretion it is be lacio without ordei s and the i est of lie\ed -will depend largely whether he See US For 1914 SEEDS s the dim\ thinking they wei e federals will rctui n to Mexico a opened fire and killed inin> of their Mr Lind is being paid out of the We have just received several large shipments own number A quantity of hand contingent fund of the state depart of SEEDS for early Spring planting. Every- bombs made of two inch pipe weie ment Secretary Brj an has not di provided with such pooi fuses that the thing for the Garden and Truck Farm. 3 federals were able to extinguish w itb ulged what salary is being paid him _ 3 water such of them as they did not but under the statutes the department thiow b ick at the rebels is not o-bliged to gi^-e an accounting To add to the misfortunes of the reb- of expenditures of this fund I J. C. McMillan Seed Company | els first attack accoi ding to details : 23 South Broad Street Phones: Main 94O, Atlanta 812 g gleaned from the wounded thev were TERRAZAS HAS ESCAPED lured into a pait of Torreon under the Ej||llimillllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllr impiession that the federals had fled FROM REBEL CAPTORS In Direct Fire of Gnnn New Orleans April 2 —TjUis Ter Peachtree Heights Park Then suddenly they discovered they razas. Ji the wealthy Mexican held 'Law Bros, for Quality' prisonei for ransom at Chihuahua were in duect fire of well sheltered fed- by General Francisco \illa for the past eral guns, which proceeded to mow three months has escaped and made them down bv the score Many rebels nis way south toward Mexico City ac were wounded as they attempted to cording to unconfirmed reports received Its Location withdraw iiere Through the assistance of an old These were among the events that family seivant and a traitor in Villa s camp the political prisoner JB said to happened during the two or three days have secured his liberty and to ha\e New Order OU know, of course, where Peachtree Heights when the censor at the front lefused to reached Saltillo in safety bevond the pet mit messages to be transmitted zone of constitutionalist control noi th In making his escape from the prison Spring Y Park is, but there are some points about its Oenocal Villa before he left for the Your L Chlhuhua Terrazas is reported to south emphatically declared that when have taken advantage of an opportun- the assault on Torreon once began H "Man- location we would like to have you think about would not last long as he \vas pre- ity afforded b~v a drunken carousal of New pared to fight it through without hav- the guard of constitutionalist soldiers ing to withdraw temporarily to rest who had him in custody As soon as hattan" carefully. his men The stubboi 11 fight put up he was in the street he is said to have b\ the federal garr son apparently has gone to the house of a former servant Spring caused Villa to change his, planb for in the magnificent home of his father Shirts There is no more important element of value in your home than the shipments of ammunition have been where he was disguised and taken to going south steadily and it is repotted Hipolito Station by the servant At Suit location of it. \Vell placed, it is not only a joy while you live in it, but that Villa while holding some impor- Hipolito Station he is said to have $1.50 to tant positions in. and about Torreon boarded a tiain for Saltillo It is re- it is a quickly salable commodity, at market price, when occasion comes really has stopped aggressive fighting ported that he found a friendly con- to recuperate from the first hard blow ductor on the train who trusted Ter $5.00 for you to dispose of it. razas tor the amount of his railroad fare the fugitive being without fundi_ Greeks Back From War. Toung Terrazas is said to have been The location of Peachtree Heights Park is just such as will give perma- New "i ork April 2 —Two thousand primarily aided iri his escape bv a con Greeks most ot them battle-scirred stitutionalist who for a stipulated nent and ever increasing value to the home built there, as well as pleas- veterans of the Balkan w ars arrived •sum agreed upon in El Paso between here today on the steamer Laconia himself and the family of the pris ure to the occupant. Man> of them retui ned to resume in oner, is reported to have arranged for America careers which they had aban- the intoxication of the custodians of It is on Peachtree Road in the very heart and center of Atlanta's newest doned to fight the Turks and Bulgars Terrazas in Chihuahua and most popular residence development and just 24 minutes trolley All Men Know ride from Five Points. Peachtree is rapidly building in homes three That for Style, Individuality and miles and more beyond, while Pace's Ferry, two miles further out, is the center of one of Atlanta's famous home colonies. Service, there are- no better Hats made than Some of Atlanta's prettiest homes have already been built in Peachtree T^HE one big event of the Heights Park. Others are soon to be built. It is -where Atlanta home- "Dunlaps" "Stetsons" "Crofut-Knapps" builders are going. season will be the Style $3.50 to $5 $3 to $5 At $3.00 For your home the location of Peachtree Heights Park cannot be beat. k Let us show it to you, or consult your own agent. Show for men, which Cloud- Complete assortment of new Spr.ng models Stanford Co. will give on in these three famous makes here ready for your choosing—all the new shapes and shades. E. Rivers Realty Co. Monday, April 6th. Select your new Spring Oxfords Today in our 8 W. 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THE CONSTITUTION END 7HE UNCERTAINTY. Historic and Penetrating Eatnblishcd ISOS. The interstate commerce commission has. THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER Caasft Back of the it is reported, decided to hand down adecision Rebellion in Ulster >AILY QDISJ.&"> PubluLcd DaSy. Sunday, Tn. Weekly in the rate cases of the eastern railroads CLARK HOWELI* within the month. The conjecture is based Editor Constitution The Ulster rebellion STATED POLITICAL GRIND end General Manager upon the commission's activity In expediting is in reality a new manifestation of the W, L. HALSTEAD old struggle between effete aristocracy and POLITICIANS MARKING TIME club, Winnipeg At piesent Mr Morang Is engaged upon some important literary Business Manager hearings and considering a plan to go over a growing democracy. Revolutionary con- UNTIL COMMITTEE: ZMreetora. Clarfc Howell, Eoby Robinson, much of the testimony by briefs, instead of sequences are likely to become far-reaching Little of importance politically can be works for the government of Canada Albert Howelt Jr. B. R. Black. H. W Grady Premier Asquith and Colonel Seeley fore- expected to transpire until after the meet- the tedious and time killing process of oral O\KRSTRKET CAMPAIGNING HARD Telephone Main SOOO. stalled a serious involvement ot the mon- ing of the state executive committee next hearings. archy The resignation of high, military Saturday in Atlanta. In the meantime the FOR CONGRESS IN THE FIRST officials rather than fight their To^y Kins- politicians of the state are marking time Statesboro Ga, April 2 — (Special ) —Ho n Whether they approve or disapprove the and contenting their souls in patience as J "W ("Fet) Overstreet of S\ Kanln candi men is surely to lead to some necessary re- date for congress IB spending a few da\ s petition of the eastern railroads for authority forms in military standards and qualifica- best they may in Statesboro during: this session of the cit> to make a nominal increase in freight tariffs, tions U S%e U And it is no easy job — this contenting court M> study ot conditions in the Emerald ones soul in patience when almost anything s To say that I am jubilant over thp public opinion will emphatically indorse an Isle was under very favorable circumstances may happen at almost any moment to change situation said Mr O\ erstrcet docs not early decision by the commission. I bad followed at close range the fortunes one s plans and to put a sudden and more express It Evervwhere I go I receive much, encouragement and the sentiment in mv fa It is uncertainty as to what the railroads of political parties in England during the or less violent crimp in one s ambitions for general election of 1906 when the liberal \ or seems to be grow ing rapidl> There GreatTrials one s friends or for one s self are some counties in the district which I do may expect that is blocking the restoration government vaulted into power with a tre No, it is no easy task Politicians are not believe can be taken from me ind I of business throughout the country mendous majority I had listened to sig- just as human as other folk and a great ha\ e no doubt that Bulloch a sister count\ nificant speeches by Sir Campbell-Banner - many of them can see no further into the to mv home count> w ill be in mv column For several years business has been kept man Joseph Chamberlain, David Lloyd- future than the veriest t>ro in affairs po- when tht \otes are counted PJ om now until on the griddle by congress, by courts and by Georgre, Winston Churchill John Redmond, litical the primary I expect to put singer into the campaign co\ ering everj inch of territory Entered at the postofflce at Atlanta as governmental bodies Augustine Birrell and others ^ If you want to find out just how keenly second class mail matter In an Uproar. keyed up the people of the state are — at I possiblj can * Historu Mr O\ erstreet expects to be in States- The tension has reached the breaking least that part of the people who take an POSTAGE KATES. Augustine Birrell was chief secretary to boro nearlv all the w eek and during: that TJnitea States and Mexico. point' Ireland at the time of my first visit in 1907 interest in the affairs of state —jus t take time he will meet many of the voters of the 10 to 13-pace pnpem. Ic; 12 to =4-pnE« The little island was in an uproar over the TRIAL OF a casual stroll through the various offices counij papera. 2C, 24 support him His In Atlanta 55 cents per month or 12 ce its ployees on just two of the eastern systems thetic touch with the people of the island The trial took place in September of that per iveek Outside of Atlanta 60 cents per This little spot now so conspicuous has itol these days Of course > ou can hear formal announcement is not made but it is month or 14 cents per week \eai and \ei j few" of the men who sat in expected within the next few da'.s —the Pennsylvania and the New "iork Cen been the scene of much civil strife The Judgement on the young convict are now In - all sorts of rumors and counter rumors and J R HOLLIDAY Constitution B-.ildlns. tral—have been thrown out of employment extreme length of the island is 300 miles ing- but Pomeroy has grown old in his you can hear all manner of speculation — solo Advertising Manager for all 'erntory and its greatest width is onl> 212 miles Charlestown cell where close to forty >ears that if so and so turns out to be the case F-LOTtD COMMITTEE MEETS outside \tlanta_ m a desperate effort to make revenue cover In the sixth century it was the most In- he passed few pleasant words with an> kind- wh\, as a natural sequence thus and so will TO SET DATE Of< COLNT1 PRIMARY The address of the Washington Bureau 13 fluential country of all that section of Eu- ly disposed person surely happen but you can t pry anything- Rome Ga April 2 — (Special )— The T operating expenses, much less the cost of No 1<27 S btreet N W Mr ohn Corngan. rope For 300 >ears Island stood unique as From a degeneiate boy with little mental like a definite statement of intentions out Flo\ d count > executive committee will meot Jr staff coi respondent, in cfrarge __ improvements and the factor of dividends. an educational center Likely young nten capacity in the interim since he was placec Kritjav morning: for the purpose of settinpr from England and continental Europe of anyone and there is just no use in trying THE C&NbTirUTION i' on sale in New behind the bars he has read thousands ol No year in the histor> of Georg-ia politics the date for the counts primary The call York city by 2 p m the. Jay after issue It The situation will grow worse, rather flocked to her monasteries for higher edu- books which have been his only companions, f 01 the meeting was issued todav bv J S can be had Hotalins p Newsstands Broad- than better, it is extending to other rail- cation The distinguished personages who has learned six languages and has acquired has been fraught with more interest or bur Crawford chairman Theio is a dmsion of T\av and Fortv second street (Times building visited Saxon courts went from Ireland an excellent knowledge of the history of the dened with more speculation There is some opinion B.K to the proper date for the pri corner) Thirty eight'i street ana Broadway world slight Balm in Gilead however for the marv some favoring it earlv in Mav or late and Twentj ninth rtreet and Broadway roads, and it will become aggravated for JLocal Feud*. every week that the railroads are kept in Under William of Orange and the later Before he was thirteen j ears of age Jesse agony will soom be over and se\eral thou- in April, and others Insisting that it bp The Constitution Is not responsible for Anglo-Norman invasions the country was Pomeroj was arrested charged with the tor sands of voters will soon know where the\ held at the same time as the state primaiy advance payments to o«- of-town local car- suspense as to whether they will be re- overrun by a horde of wild adventurers turing- of a boy companion He was sent to are at to fall into congressional in August ri-ns dealers or agents Local feuds incident to tribal life gained the reformatory school in "Westboro, Mass in vernacular quired to pare still further toward the bone new elements by reason of foreign settle- September 1872 and was pardoned less than Saturday ought to tell the tale ments Say all you please racial preju- two years later ATLANTA WINS! or be allowed to proceed upon a basis com- dice runs high in every section of the United Not long after his release Fomeroy mur Up to late last night none of the mem mensurate with the needs of the situation Kingdom No Tory can grasp the idea of dered a little five-year-old girl and burled bers of the state executive committee had A Story of the Moment No news item published in The Consti a little Welshman like David Llo> d-George her body in the cellar of his mothers store reached the city, or if any had arrived they By WALT ^^\so^. This was in P ebruarj 1874 Shortly after- I he Fnm<*ii» Prose Poet. tution in many years carries with it for this and the demands of their patrons ever becoming a statesman And a casual were in hiding The corridors of the hotels Any decision is better than indecision. trip into the principality of "W ales reveals wards he killed a five-year old bo> in South were deserted so far as out of-town politi- section the significance of the official an at once an innate hatred for anything essen- Boston He was sentence^ to be hanged cians was concerned But early this morn tially English The English aristocrats can months after his arrest A defense of in- Women and War. This does not mean the railroads ought to sanit\ was made before the New England ing the advance guard is expected to ar nouncement "w hich corses from Vv ashmgton not understand how John Redmond an Irish rive and from that time on they will come be given carte blanche to revive their old Nationalist can ever suggest anything supreme court and Governor Rice after hear- This aiticle I ha\p just been i c Acting that Atlanta has been made one of the worth while in the way of legislation for ing a rex lew of the e-vtenuating circum trooping in on every train . Chairman W J Harris of the state ei remarked the professol sa>s that thr ad regime of bumper crops of melons and Great Britain The Irish are naturally sen- stances commuted his sentence to life im- \ent of women in politics means An (id to twelve regional reserve bank centers for the sitive and realdily suspect everything- of prisonment ecutive committee stated Thursday that he •war "Nearly all ~w omen belio\ e w a to hi water There should be ironclad guaran E\ en after so many years have elapsed expected to see the largest crow d that had new federal reserve currency system English origin an atrocitv and the\ will -\ ote our n i\ u <* tees against that ruinous policy It does During the campaigns of Oliver Crom visitors to Charlestown jail are ne\ er al- ever attended a similar meeting and armies out of existence I hope llu The details of tlie announcement are well he entered Ireland One of the black- lowed to go near his cell Inquiries about Every*bod} is anticipating a lively time prophecy mav fao fulfilled mean that whether the commission author est spots on his record has to do with his him long ago were met b> such silence that But it won t be professor *^aid the low. finally no one went to inquire about him and interest is more general than I have ever publibhed elsewhere in today s Constitution izes increases or continues the present massacres in Ireland Twice did he have known it to be and I expect hundreds to bio-wed man W omen & ideTs ibout \\ u ir 2 000 people put to death b> the sword he was piactically forgotten In 1907 an different from ours but tlie> ai P just is The fact that Atlanta wins does not, ol tariffs, it should make its attitude known 1000 were savagely muidered in St Peters appeal was made by the Society for the come to the city purelv to satisfy their curi disastrous As i mattei ot fa» t woin«.n ai church at dawn according to his ow n re- Promotion of Criminal Anthropolog-y that the oslt\ I do not expect the committee to far more quarrelsome than men but it t ikfs course, mean that this city obtains any ad- without further delay It is impossible to port to parliament prisoner be allowed certain liberties but this do anything radical however I have heard them longer to get action If 1 have an\ was refused by the governor harmonize suspense with a complete restora Cromwell. of nothing to Indicate that it would thing against a man or if I think he is ti \ vantage o\er any ottier city in tHe regional In a statement written by the prisoner in ing to Impose upon me I hunt him up and He confiscated much of the finest lands tion of prosperity. And the commission has 1910 and widely published throughout the gi\e him a tin far as a slight token oC reserve ot which it is made the center, so and gave it to his officers in pavment of SENATOR W. S, WFST ARRIVES country Pomeroj. claims that public feeling- esteem and he dope his best to &puil n arrears As the \ears passed such proce- TO SPEND DA\ IN ATLANTV far as the enjoyment of the advantages of been clawing over the case, in some form or swayed the course of justice to his prejudice nose and having reached an undti ^tandii ^ dure continued until the Irish were fmall> Great interest centers on the ai rival to at the trial The judge told the juj;> to we agree to let bygones be b>g"oncs and ai c another, for nearly two years driven into the province of Connaught In bring- In a verdict in the fir&t degree or acquit dav of Senator V* S West who is sched- the new currency system itself is concerned as good friends as e\ei order to make their isolation complete all uled to be in the city until after the meet The railroads are the biggest purchasers for insanity "When the attorrie\ general was I remember when old DooJittle bo tig* lit Every ci-tv shares exactly alike in the ad outlet by gea was cut off A stup of land ing- of the state executive committee Upon summing up his case a member of the jury a bass trombone and persisted in placing u four miles long on the coast line was given his plans for the future there is as much vantages of the new system, which in the in the country Their buying enters into is reported to hive interrupted him with earl\ in the moining- just when I waour invective to get mi beaut* sleep I w ent o\ er and very nature of things would be imperfect Any Irish who ventured 'within five miles The \ erdict of the jury was Guilty of Governor Slaton He is certain to be thP cautioned him telling him that if he, didn t of a walled city did It at the risk: of his activity, from necessities to luxuries, from murder in the first degree on the grqund of most sought after man in .Atlanta by those cut it out I d spread him all over his back it any one citv were given any preferential fe They were forced to become a peas- atrocity the piisoner Is recommended to seeking light in the midst of political dark vard in a thin la^er and he told me to K to advantage o\er another in the operation of spades to automobiles When they buy on ant rura on that instrument again and I went the new law ization of the Orange society The Orange- was a regulai ep-idemic of crime m and about dav Then, again he may not You can o> er and punched his han,,downs cleai into men were at first the lower classes of Prot Boston in which little children figured as the never tell The mam significance of the choice of trade and industry an impetus that spreads his chin He hit nie over the head with hi-- emtants banded together to free the country victims One claj a Uttle girl bv the name trombone and we wrestled around, all over \tlanta as the regional bank center for this into the smallest vein of business activity, of all Catholics Big cards bearing the of Currq.n was sent b> her mother to the J. RANDOLPH ANDGRSON his garden truck spoiling stveial beds of words To Hell or Connaught ' were tacked store which was kppt bv Pomeroy s mother IS NOT AT ALL TALKVTIVE district rests in the federal recognition of near to or remote from actual railroading onions and radishes and the old mdn on all Catholic homes Jf they failed to The little girl never came back The mother Hon J Randolph Anderson president of •wouldn t admit that ho had enough until f And when they go out of the market, as mo\ e at once an armed mob watted on them was frantic with grief Everybody became a the senate, ai rived in Atlanta Thursda-v and began to dig a hole in the ground with his the fact that Atlanta is the great central detective The months roiled bj One rainy at night This Orange societv was organ as in conference for quite a while during head He a pretty well along in icais but day a deaf mute pulled at a policeman» clearing point for the southeastern section they have been forced to do for several ized m Lister Its extreme measures prc the afternoon with Governor Slaton He he can whip three wildcats* and he ^a^c cipitated the rebellion which resulted in the coat and indicated bv sig-ns that he wished was not at all communicative after the in- me all I wanted to do for half an hour of the United States years, the stagnating influence is similarly the policeman to go along1 with him, which egislative union of the kingdoms in 1S01 terview and ssud he had no infoi mation When I went back home with a closed he did The first tederal recognition of Atlanta s felt all along the line It will take a billion The Exodem. of importance to impart In the hotel lob e\e and my whiskers full of garden •*as<= At the time of the union Ireland had a They wont to the Dorchester marshes bies Mr Anderson attracted considerable at my \unt Julia i eared up and said it wa-. where the> found the murdeied and mutilat position as the strategic center of this part dollars to meet their imperative needs The population of about 8 000 000 people Not- tention for it has become generally known perfectlv scandalous She lectui od me all ed bodv of little Horace Millan The\ took a vithstandmgr the continuous clashes the that should Governor Slaton resign after day and Doolittle told me h s wjfe fjJicd th^ of the union was made just fifty years ago expenditure of that sum will send universal Blaster of pans cast of the footprints and countrj was flourishing from agricultural April 7 he will be governor for the full un- house "with -elocution for a \veek ind said, :hen proceeded to the Pomeroi home where prosperity "three speeds ahead and none re- irospentT. \ faovere famine broke out near expired term she d ne\ er be able to hold her head up in when General Sherman directed his energy they found Jasse in bed His shoes exactly ;he middle of last century and caused a tre- the neighborhood again "ict two dajs after verse " fitted the casts and he was arrested The to the capture of this city as the citadel o£ mendous exodus Since then the population VEREEIV'S FRIEMJS COMING the little mi "tup Doo little and i wei e better mother moved awav and the house was re of the island had been cut nearlv half TO WATCH DEVELOPMENTS friends than evei It show s the difference the Confederacy in the very heart of the But^ whether they are or are not to be modeled and while workmen were digg-ing The home rule propaganda began to take It became known Thursday that a large In the point of view profesKoi the cellar they unearthed the little corpse south When Atlanta fell the civil war was allowed to make such terms as will encour definite ihape aftei the chartists campaigns delegation of friends of "W C Vereen of At that time Mis fatinewender a widow of Matt e Curran. \V illiam E Gladstone became an active Moultrie whose name \\as prominently men- Ined next door to uh on the -^outh and her age the investment of these millions ot Jesse Pomeroy confessed that he had com practically ended champion of home rule for Ireland and prac tioned to succeed Senator Bacon at the time hout,e was pietty clofae to ours Ihe c was mitted both murders When he was being dollars it is urgent that they and with them :icalls sacrificed his political standing by of the latter s death would arrive in the a big tree on our lot and some oC the limbs From that time to this in one wav and tried a petition signed bv thousands of moth running on these dangerous shoals city Saturdav to Va,tch developments Mi reached over and brushed against Mr*- btine ers was sent to the governor praying him the country be put on notice exactly where Mr Birrell while chief secretary to Ire- Vereen is a man of wide popularity in his wender s house 'J he widow was f u&s> and another the great industrial and commer o hang Jesse Many efforts have been made land worked out an unsatisfactory meas- section and his f rierLde are lo> al in a rare nervous and about twice a -week sho d come both stand to secure his release On one occasion a cial army of the United States has been ure which waa defeated by the house of degree There is talk that undei certain Over and read the not act to Aunt Julia say number of A- irginia women appealed to a Mr Brandeis, the "efficiency theorist," conditions he might make the race for ing that tiee w ould have to be ut down establishing its general southern headquar ords Massachusetts governor to set Pomeroy free g-ov ernor The branches beat against her bed room The province of Ulstei has openly re Phe go\ ei ner wrote back has been entertaining the commission for Mr Veieen was in the cit\ Tuesday to window so she couldn t sleep and ih > v\era ters in Atlanta Years ago this city became helled against the adoption of the proposed If Pomeroy had committed his crimes in place his wife In a private sanitarium At wearing the paint off the hou^e and doing some time with continued stories of how the lome rule law of the present go\ernment \our state he would have been burned alive the fourth most important insurance center that time he refused to discuss politics all kinds of damage railroads can prune expenses, make money Tour tilings He at the bottom of the re it the stake and there would be no necessity of America ranked only by New "iork, Chi jell ion—religious racial political and com 'or a pardon Then Aunt Julia would jump up and TV CRISP BETTER, crack her heels together dud talk like Spai t merclal differences Tet it is probably true that if science in cago and San Trancist o For the past and a\oid increases In the meantime, the Kill ENDS MUCH GRATIFIED acus spieling to his Rladiators saving that - Belfast the capital of. Ulster is the linen !S7i> had progressed as far as it has in 1914 ws from Colorado Springs is to the she d like to see anybody la\ a destructl\ ** twentv \ears the importance of Atlanta as railroads have been compelled to lay off market of the world and is fast becoming: n explaining the pathological causes for effect that Congressman Charles R Crisp of fingci on that tr6e As a mattei of fact mv he shipbuilding- center iuch cumes as Pomeroj s he would have . the be&t oenti.il point trom which to reach man\ thousand men and let cobwebs grow ERNEST C MOBLEY the Third Georgia district is much improved aunf had w anted m< to cut it down Tor been sent not to solitary confinement in a in health V letter from Mr Cusp was re on the debks ot their purchasing agents Gainesville Texas tate prison but to an is^lum for the crlmi yeais saying it wag a nuiBince and k< pt th*' all parts of the southeast has been recog celt ed b\ \\ J Harris director of the cen- surifahme out of htr house but a^> soon as mai insane But there is no doubt that sus and chairman of the state executive com- Mrs fatznewendf i began to complain about it nized by so manv business and industrial Ivow. if Mr Brandeis and his theories are Charlestown jail which has b^en the home mittee in which he said he hoped to return she found that she couldn t keep house with to run the country and jts railroads, the THE TIGER. of this criminal for fort> years will find home in a few weeks institutions of national scope as to make it a him only a non resident when he is carried out It 35 y GEORGE FITCH. So those two women went on wrangling1 difficult matter to keep up with the housing soonef that fact is known the better Busi out dead SCHOOL BOOK INVESTIGATION Author of "At Good Old Slwnsb ' TO BE RESUMED THIS TIORM,\(, month after month and vear aft«_j \ats deer when he can get them and cattle end in anything but one da> uhen 1 came the appearance "before the committee of home from tow n 1 found our back j ard full at aH season But when other food is scarce Don't be afraid of yourself for if >ou are, ness center of any city south of the Ohio and dig bait or go ashore' And let it know George N Morang a distinguished Canadian, of people and ilra btmcv.cnder ana \unt e eats farmers traveleis qualified '\ oters e\er-vbodv else will be afraid of you Grants who has lived in Toronto since 1888 Julia vt ere putting up a fast mill m th< mid between the Mississippi and the Potomac NOW and other members of society A tiger can soldiers lojallv follow ed him because he The Toronto school book gvatem has br>en die of the vaid 7 hej hadn t a bit of science rivers at a whole man at a meal and it is alwavs wasn t afraid of his own leadership v ery generally discussed and Mr Slorang meal time with him To meet a large empty Trust lourself and tho shut tne i ejcts all the time they appears for the purpose of giving expert wer* scrapping ao there wat=n t mu< h damage tiger in the jungle is almost as unpleasant Don't think that because everybody else It was inevitable that Atlanta should be testimony concerning the work of the sys- don< but the spirit was willing if th flesb CLIMBING t as to be a republican officeholder not under has failed in a project that jou will The late tem of community published text books He was weak chosen as one of the centers of the new re- ci\Jl service in a democratic administration Qeorg-e W esting-house was called a fool bj ( According to the report of the auditor of was for a time g-eneral agent of D Apple Mrs inline*endei had tome to our place gional reserve bank system Tne tiger belongs to the cat famil> and Commodore Vanderbilt But his air brake ton &. Co subsequent]\ . he w as ap acts like it He is sometimes ten feet long won and he died one of th-e wotiderful men during m\ absent e with dn ax antl began the Atlanta postofflce, submitted to Post- pointed agent in Canada of the llacmillan hacking at Llie tne It would ha\ taken It ib a great dav s, work for Atlanta, a o\er all and when he lashes his lonpr tail of his time company later he founded the publishing master Jones, the postal receipts at that and growls in a voice T* hich sounds like an Kick out Discouragement her a. huiiai ed \ears to cut it djwn but \unt wonderful tribute to our banks to the stra iceberg: rubbing along: a ships side he re- house of George N Morang & Co, with a Julia didft «, consider that \£iei iwo ^eara Don't allow fr lends 01 influence or cir- field of operations covering the whole Do institution for March, 1914. exceeded the duces the happiness In that vicimt\ to zero cumstances to color vour courag-e and your of preliminaries the time had romc for the tegic importance ot the citi, and above all minus He is yellow in color and is beau- minion Mr Morang is president of this mam bout bo nis Aunt— total for the same month of the year preced aims Walk light out of ease and away from companv Included in his career as a lead things, it is a striking testimonial of the fact tifully striped •with large burnsideg and the applause t>f the crowd if necessary Be Is there no end to your fooliMi htory?' ing by approximately $11,000. long* digrnjCIed whiskers But beauty lovers ng business man of Toronto was the or- inquired the professor firmly Independent. ganisation of the University company, print- that the bankers of Georgia and of the sur appreciate him more when he is behind half fatand Alone This represents an increase in Atlanta's inch steel bars Only a few men ha\e tried ers in 1902 Later he promoted the Morang rounding territory knew what they were Don't let yesterdav s b-lunders or failures iducational company, limited, of which he French Subtleties. business transactions with the big southern to tame the fierce and haughtv tiger and darken toda\ s sunlit opportunities Start doing w hen they asked that Atlanta be they have only been partially recovered was president Mr Morang was a director •"From The Indianapolis New& ) territory of which Atlanta is the commercial v our life anew with the starting of every n the British, and Colonial Press service Th-e tjgrer can leap immen&e distances with hour The eubtJetles of the Pans furniture deal- made the headquarterb for this regional his fine co-ilsprmg muscles and is, so strong united, 1910 In. 19Q8 he completed his ers, to whom American millionaires hie for capital Be an Initiator great work, "The Makers of Canada ' He division that he can feiH a cow fling her over his ancient patterns were illustrat d in a case It indicates distinctly a more active state shoulder and gallop merrily off with the las written much on the cop^ i ' ght ques befoie a civil com t a few diis ago Jn Thifc citv, deepl} appreciative of the in- police department losing- ground behind every A Veteran Banker. tion and was delegated to go to London and this case the plaintiff was a I renehman. a of general business than the March of 1913. Cornelius C Beekman, an Adams ex- terest of its neighbors, will become more minute But he cannot be taught tg do ppear before parliament on thr« interesting Monsieur Balbo who at a sale brought for If the promises thus far of the current anything useful Men ha\e tried it in India press rider of 1852, with headquarters at question where his management of th$ mat- ?100 a mahocany desk which was described than ever the general business headquarters and also in I^ew ^ork oitj with 110 success Jacksonville Ore has been for fifty-seven ter produced much desii e le Other men like to Aeroplane upside dow n politics but has been ma-vor of ^13 town da He w *t mtmbei of the best clubs of means model n furjii tin c iniitati d from old business men who are thus to be brought in Jubt at present \illa is too busj to pose and to go thi oiigh Xiagara Rapids in a <*nd was for fifteen ^-ears a i egent of the rnodHa enipltc fuimtur i ttlu it s tlietc state iinncisit* In &plte of bis eighty six the ctt\ of Toionlo meUidmg; th" Toronto is a doubt as to us m 1^111 t MU rmpiie closer touch than ever with its activities. as a hero for the movie men. barrel This world, in fact, is full of strange xears he continues to superintend perfaonal- club Tore nlo Hunt club, Koj al Canadian epoque is the onK p-u-atant\ C jr auUaeuUa amusement*. 1> hie banking business. Yacht Club of Toronto ana tho Manitoba. furniture or the empire period. 0 * _J - - - fifthtii'-vi ITi r^ L. r—i L 'SFAFLR TEE COSTSTITtmON, ATLANTA, &£. FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1914. Page Sewn. '• DOE KILLS ITSELF Thorough Clean-Up Is Urged MENACED BY DEATH EXPECT NO CHANGE BEFORE EYES OF URGE ATTENDANCE HE BRANDS HIMSELF POSTOFFICE CROWD In Every Sectfon in the City ' AT TRAVELERS'MET DOUBLE MURDERER WITH TIMES-DEMOCRAT Brunswick, Ga., April 2.—(Special.)— Chicago. April 2. — Seized with a People residing at. Sterling, iust ten coughing spell and fearing: he was, go- - IN ELECTION DATE in front of them, but the front, and ing to die Peter Welter, suffering miles from Brunswick, are enjoying 1 Annual Convention of Protec- Only One Morning Paper to , venison, although the Georgia laws Realizing the importance of the on the sides, looked after. from two self-inflicted bullet wounds, ! provide that it is unlawful to kill this "Clean Up" campaign to the city of Again, > those sites on Peachtree tive Association Begins Ses- today confessed he shot and killed Mrs. Be Published in New Or- Indications Are the People game after January 1. Further tiia-n Atlanta, we urge the co-operation which, have had the buildings cleared sion's at Columbus. Katherine Morris, a widow of a week, leans Territory. * that, these people are feasting on se- of all our citizens to this work. away? Is anybody going to see to it and'MJrs. Sarah Sarllans, in their homes Will Vote for County Of- lect cuts of a doe, while the laws, de- This is to request that every mer- they are cleaned and put in tidy con- March 30. clare that they shall not be killed at dition? "Welter, who wafe a long time friend I chant display in his show window Sig-ns are bad enough when well Columbus, Ga., April 2.—(Special.'* — of the Morris family and roomed at New Orleans, April 2.—It was an- anH for HoSOitacl js 1 l all in the state. The doe was killed, With between 200 and 300 Georgia ana lOr • < i/ "" lbut. still no prosecutions will follow, a poster -to remain up at least one' painted, but those that are inartistic the Sallans residence, today asked for nounced here tonight bythose interest- ay—Friday, April 3—and longer if traveling' men in attendance, the an- the police. ed that negotiations .for consolidation as it was a- case of suicide, pure and and untidy in appearance should not "I guess I'm going," he isaid. "and I | possible. be allowed to exist on those conspicu- nual convention of the Travelers'! Pro,-: of The Times-DemocriU and The Pica- Bonds on May 5. simple. tective association -beg^n this morning want to make a clean breast of the Frequently deer have been aeen right I JAMES G. WOODWARD, ous sites near the center of town. whole thing." yune, txvo of the oldest morning news- around the station at Sterling. They at Harmons' Circle. T'he city is deco- papers in the country, practically had Mayor. Who is going to be responsible 'for rated in blue and -white in honor of When the county executive commit- are as wild as any, but still they have the terminus at BuckheaTi r/$J That has been completed. ' tii MELL R. WILKINSON; the .visitors, and the jolly drummers tee,, o01f whicwnicih* Judsrjudge Eutreni^uB e" D*"•. Thoma• s r been seen crossing the railroad traclts been improved, but there ;•..,-4 room for HE IS PLACED IN JAIL . It is planned to increase the capital is chairman, meets at noon today to from one swamp to another. Yesterday President Ciiam-ber of Commerce. : have charge of the town. stock of The Times-Democrat and to more improvement, and f;. ;ire is not Addresses of -welcome were made by increase the number of directors, some consider the advisability of deferring a number of men Were ga-thered in FORREST ADAIR, much time left to clean -i^p before TO PROTECT FROM MOB the county election from May 5 to May front of the little postoffice at Sterling, Potentate Y.aarab T-emple. Mayor John. C. Cook and Judge S. P. of thoso financially interested in Th'e Easter. * -J^ Gilbert, who Is .president of the board PicayiLT.e, becoming1 members of the 25 in order that .Atlanta voters might when they saw a buck and a doe cross- W. L. PEEL, The public school childi -.£h are all Villa Platte, La.. April 2.— Robert pass on the $750,000 hospital bonds and ing the tracks. The buck -was safely of trade and also attorney for Post C, Baynes. an itinerant white carpenter, new board. -Just when the merf?er President Music Festival Ass'n. interested in the annual cleaning-up the local organization of the associa- today was p-laced in jail here for safe- will become effective has not been de- the 52.000.000 plaza bonds, it is not across, but as the doe started, a ne- plan, as they have observed the day for cided. probable that any attempt will be made gro man appeared, So frightened was tion. Happy responses were made by keeping and to protect him from citi- six years under the inspiration of the Jesse W. Bates, president of the Geor- zens of Basile, La., whom it is reported The Picayune is one of the oldest , to change the committee's original the deer that it started full speed in the By lamn Dooly. here threaten mob violence. Rosa Bain, English daily i*ewypapers in the running full force City Federation of Women's Clubs. gia division, and I>r. S. R. Belk, state United States, having bex>n continuous- plans. opposite direction, 1 I do not know who is responsible for The children of the Home Garden a 12-year-old girl, whom Baynes says Indications Thursday were that ad- into a wire fence. "With such terrific chaplain. is his niece, is being held as a material ly- published €dV seventy-ei.erht years. vocates of the hospita-1 bond issue still speed did the doe strike the fence that the conditions which surround those league are also interested and working Following the speech-making, c'bm- witness in the case. T<*or almost fifty years the paper has to do their part, .and everybody should According to reports received here, been controlled by the Nicholson believe that the question should be al-: its neck was broken. premises not occupied, hut somebody mit-tees were appointed arid the con- feel his and her responsibility in mak- vention got down to business, with. J. Basile officers had some trouble In family, Leonard Nicholson now being lowed to go before the people on May The people around the little postof- ght to be. for the plan of Clean- getting Baynes safely away. president, for many years the paper 5—the date fixed for the county elec- fice rushed to the scene of the tragedy, ing Atlanta clean and beautiful for the M. Oiddens, president of Post C. in was ably managed by Thomas G. Ra- up day TV ill not be complete unless Easter festivties, those of opera week, the chair. It is reported that Baynes represent- pier, one of the best known newspaper tion. Mayor James G. Woodward and pretty soon butcher knives -were put certain unoccupied homes on the prin- ed 'himself to the girl's mother at Lake leaders in the movement to float bonds into use, arid all those who had wit- the bankers' convention to follow, and , The credentials committee reported Providence, La., that he was her uncle men in the country. He is a, director 1 cipal streets have not only the lawns the Shriners. * of the Associated Press. Mr. Rapier for improving Atlanta's "gulch * are nessed the suicide went home -with a that there are 1,3-62 members of the and wished. to put her in school. The three years ago relinquished active choice piece of venison. Travelers' Protective 'association in girl was allowed to go with him. The not anxious to have the people pass on girl said she does not know whether management of the property. the plaza bonds at the same time the Georgia, divided among the several The consolidated paper probably will posts as folllo-ws: Post A, 461; Post B, he is her unele or not. be published as The Times-Picayune hospital bonds are being voted on. They under the management of IX D. aioore, take the position that the plaza bonds PENAL SYSTEM OF ARMY 492; Post C, 223; Post E. llo; Post D, 108; Post G, 44; Post H. 4£: Post K, 59; Gas Meter Robbed, now general manager of The Titnes- should be thoroughly explained to the WILL BE MADE HUMANE JIMMY GRANT SHOWS SAYS MONEY LENDERS .Post M, IS. IDeniocrat. people. W. D. Dunn, living at 173 Luckie The good roads committee, R. A. street, reported to the police last night Mayor Woodward's Position. San Franscisco. April -.—Old Fort Grady, of Savannah, chai rnian, report- "April Fool Candy" Deadly. ed excellent progress in the good work that his gas meter had been robbed. Expressions gathered from Mayor Wlnfield Scott, the red brick and stone of road improvement in the state. Officers went to the house and found Quincy, Mass., April 2.—"April fool "Woodward and members of council re- gatepost at the southern edge of the GREAT IMPROVEMENT OFFERED SETTLEMENT Chairman Tom Sherman, of the hotel $1.25 on the ground near the meter. candy" which was found to have been flected a sentiment strongly in favor golden gate, has been selected by the T\he thief had evidently become fright- flavored with poisonous berrips, i^ like- committee, reported that while there ened at some noise and fled, leaving ly to cause the death of two children of first getting-' the consent of the leg- war department to nouse a new correc- was still room for much' improvement here." islature in June before asking the peo- tional barracks—a part of a disciplina- There Is Good Chance for the in Georgi-a hotels, yet the situation is the money behind. Two Railroad Employees Se- better and the tendency is toward im- ple to -vote on the bonds. ry system replacing: one found to be Game Little Fighter to Re- provement. The railroad committee, "I think the hospital bonds and the as obsolete as the fort 'itself. When cure Temporary Injunctions R. A. »Broyles, chairman, reported that plaza bonds should be thoroughly ex- the walla, built under the engineering cover, Says Physician. a long tight to get better rates and plained to the people,'" Mayor Wood- supervision of Custis Lee, son of Gen- Against Fifteen Concerns. schedules had been waged and im- Ward said Thursday. "I don t believe eral Jlobert E. L,ee, house human be- provement is expected to result when ings again, the interior will be as dif- the railroad commission of Georgia it advisable to ask th.e, people „to ,vot e on ferent from the gun platforms and Jimmy Grant, the prize fighter who the plaza bonds until we get +vthie con- ines of civil war days as is the Two young men in the offices of two renders its decision, April 14. ma&az colla-psed shortly after his fight Tues- different railroad companies got tired This afternoon the traveling- men Man Waiits But Little Here sent" of the legislature. Bu~ t I don't correctional theory of army discipline day night with Johnny Eggers. and took a steamboat ride down the Ch'at- think there will be any harm ub- [from the outgrown one of punishment the other day of paying exorbitant In- tahoochee river, supper being served for punishment's sake. has since been lying at the point of terest to fifteen money lenders. mitting the hospital bonds on May 5, death at the Grady hospital, uncon- , on board. • The convention will con- although I did not favor the date -when Eighty military prisoners from Al- Through Attorney R. E. Church they tinue through tomorrow. This is said Below—But Wants That catraz island went to work today re- scious from the time of his collapse, | to be the most la.rgely attended con- it was first discussed." juvenating the building and actually .secured injunctions against the collec- was declared to be much better late j tion of any more interest at the rates vention ever held by the Georgia Trav- Mayor Woodward was first to sug- constructing their own future homes Thursday afternoon by Dr. William S. i elers' Protective association. gest that it would probably be .advis- under the direction of Colonel George they were paying-. As a consequence, McK. Williamson, construction quar- Goldsmith, one of "Ihis attending phy- able to hold the county election, and sicians. ' there TV'as camping outside Mr. Little Safe termaster of the army. When, about Church's door Thursday afternoon, the election on the hospital and plaza June 1, the work is completed, the in- "When I visited Grant Thursday TURNS HER HEAD 'ROUND, bonds on the same date—May 3—and terior, once considered a masterpiece morning, "^ said Dr. Goldsmith. "I found ] states Mr. Church, by a representative owhere in the United States is there a safer place than our S for the purpose of learning the senti- of defense work, will be a light, pleas- him in a dying condition, and had lit- \ of the loan companies involved with an AND THERE IT STICKS ment of the people ne called 'a confer-- ant and comfortable living place for tie hope of his surviving. His condi- ' offer to settle the whole matter on, a loth Safe Deposit Vault, with its enormous door weighing = ence in his office. At the conference military offenders. The men will be 50 per cent basis. Cordele. Ga., April 2.—(Special.)— representative business men, newspa- nominally prisoners. They will be or- tion during the afternoon was vastly pounds, with its 8,000 pounds of hinges and its 8-time locks. S per editors and Judgre Eugene Thomas, ganized into companies, each with its improved, and now there is a good One of the young men is named J. R. In attempting the difficult feat of Fudge. He is a rate clerk in the office turning her head half way around un- chairman of the executive committee, [ow n non-commissioned officers. .They chance for the game little fighter to were present. Opinion was almost | wjn wear army uniforms, minus insig- pull through. s of the Georgia railroad. The other til her face was directly over her back, unanimous that 'the three issues be|n^a ancj whenever they show them- "If he can just hold his own -for a is ,7. H. Banks, a traveling freight Maude Russell, a woman contortion- placed before the people on that date, 3elves desirous of fulfilling the duties few days he will come out victorious agent for the Atlanta, Birmingham and ist with a negro minstrel show, had a and as a consequence of the sentiment, th swore to perform, they will be Judge Thomas issued a call for a meet- I f ne<3 to regulars in the regular 'in his fight for life. He has never re- Atlantic. Fudge, who draws $85.35 a very unusual experience last night, ass s and which will probably cost her life- ing of the executive committee to be ilitarv establishments to serve out gained consciousness. I attribute his month, was paying out $45 of it each held in the council chamber at noon on theil. enlistments and receive honorable mental condition to a slight concussion month on eight loans amounting to She had practically performed the Friday. discharge. of the brain." j $300. Banks, who gets $100 a month, stunt, with her head still turned as jprotest Against Change. Incorrigible prisoners will be sepa- Fighter Improving. j was paying almost as much on seven though on a pivot, wZicn she threw rated from the first offenders and sent the audience, composed partially of Despite the patriotic expressions of to Fort Ltcavenworth military prison, Dr. L. C. Roughlin. one of the at- , loans amounting to $250. the county candidates and their .ac- in Kansas, but every man .will have his tending- physicians, stated that the Xow, according to the laws of Geor- white people, into a panic with terrific quiescence in the request that they con- screams. She found that she could not sent to a postponement of the election, chance. fighter's mental condition had im- gia,' 5 per cent a month is a maximum there was strong protest against such proved a little, and that his reflexes legal rate of interest. It is alleged turn her head back to its natural posi- action. The protest did not originate was visible. "The muscles of his eye," that all the loan companies were tion, having wrung loose some of the with the candidates themselves, but ROCKEFELLERS FAIL said Dr. Roughlin, "respond whenever charging at least twice that much. It [ spinal vertebrae in the back of her came from citizens who took the posi- the eyelid is touched, which indicates! | neck, and for some minutes she re- tion that by adding fifteen days'to the TO GET GOULD ROADS wae a simple matter, therefore, to pro- campaign the' candidates would be put that t'he patient's mental condition is cure the injunctions. Then came the fvmalned in this state. She is partially to considerable expense and would improving." offer of the various loan companies I paralyzed as a result. cause confusion among the voters. The Xew York, April 2-—From sources Grant's pulse had fallen from 136 to settle. Mr. Church said that if candidates strll adhere to their prom- closely identified with the principals, beats to 118 Thursday afternoon at sufficiently good terms were off ere 1 a ises no.t to oppose the county executive it- was learned today that all negotia- 4:30 o'clock. His respiration had sub- ' SCORES OF TRAINS committee, but in the face of recent tions I'Qr the acquisition of stock con- settlement would take place, but ti-at developments it is not probable that trol of Missouri Pacific and other sided from 48 to 24. "This improve- otherwise, ne would fight the cas^s ARE BEING ANNULLED the committee will .be urged to Gould railroad holdings by the Rocke- ment," stated Dr. Goldsmith, "even j through, anil, he thought, win them. change the date of the election. feller interests have been abandoned, though it lasts only temporarily, will [ It has been customary to base all legal Philadelphia, April 2.—In pursuance Grady hospital campaigners are sat- temporarily at least. given the patient's heart, which has actions of this kind upon the illegal- isfied to let the hospital bond issue The disruption of these plans, which been pumping away at almost twice J of the retrenchment plans made pub- go before the people on May 5. Already axe known to have reached a definite ity of usurious Interest, but Mr. lic last week, the Pennsylvania rail- the campaign committee is busy. Prom stage, seems to have been caused by normal, a much needed rest." Church has decided to make his chief one end of the .city to the other the the refusal of the Goulds to sell suf- Grant's cot has been removed to a stand on another section of the Geor- road yesterday annulled 118 passenger committee is spreading information ficient shares of Missouri Pacific, Den- sleeping porch of the Gradv hospital. gia statutes, which reads: "Any con- trains on the lines east of Pittsburgh concerning the needs of Grady, and ver and Rio Grande and "Western Pa- This was done because pneumonia, has tract made after August 15, 19l>4, for and Erie and a large number of the 2 Safe Deposit Vault, Third National Bank. pointing out that an issue of $750,OOP cific to give the oil magnates a domi- developed, and the patient needs as the assignment or pledge of any un- western lines. jE Open dally, 9 to 5 — Saturdays, 9 to 6. for improving the hospital will not be nant interest In those lines. earned wages or salary for the pur- The financial saving on the eastern a burden to the taxpayers. The cen- The Rockefellers,' it is understood, much oxygen as oossible. The heart pose of securing a loan of money, lines, it is estimated, will run close to tral committee is also actively engag- practically had agreed to take care is being overworked, stated a doctor, shall be void." As all the loan compa- $2,000,000 per year, should the curtail- ed in the work of molding public opin- of the $25,000.000 Missouri Pacific oecause of the pneumonia. It is hav- nies advance on unearned w'ages. Mr. ment be in force that long. On the ion and removing prejudices which may notes maturing the middle of the year, ing a big battle In pumping blood Church thinks tfiis statute, if property western lines it is roughly calculated lurk in the minds of a few. but denianded in return sufficient stock througih the inflamed lung tissue, and employed, sufficient to drive them out that the economies will effect a saving | And the Cost to You Is Colonel Robert J. Lowry, chairman oE that road at a fixed price to give it Is also difficult for oxygen to pass of business. not greatly dissimilar. About 500 em- of the committee, is urging that noth- them at least 55 per cent interest. through the inflamed area of the lungs, A man acquainted with the situation ployees in this city were furloughed ing be left undone to carry the bonds "A representative of the Goulds is caused by pneumonta. said that about 90 per cent of the yesterday for various periods, and it issue on election day. authority for the statement that the Sick When He Entered Ring. average run of railway employees was said the number of men already | Less Than One Cent a Day "We want to make such a campaign deal might have been consummated Dr. Goldsmith stated that he did not were in debt to loan sharks. under suspension' and those to be laid that the election will be unanimous," but for a -leak in the negotiations by believe that Grant's condition was "The company's attitude .makes the off within the next month, would total Colonel Lowry recently said. which outsiders, presumably stock caused by an overcrowded stomach on possible." he explained. V'The loan 25,000 on the lines east and 15,000 west speculators, availed themselves of an entrance to the prize ring. "Indiges- sharks know that as long %s the in- of Pittsburg. I Be Safe, Be Sane, Be Secure 'opportunity to take the market away tion is having nothing; to do with the terest doesn't get too exorbitant the WILLIAM HQSCH DIES from the contracting parties to their fight for life the unconscious prize average man will pay it sirnplyv'io hold = Our Savings Department, under government supervision, is a own pecuniary advantage. The pres- fighter is now making," said Dr. Gold- his job. When it becomes toq large GIRL WANTS DAMAGES AT GAINESVILLE UOME ent activity and strength of the Gould smith. "I believe that the boy was the loan companies, in the jarjron of ^ safe place for your money — and an Interest-Bearing Account may stocks, particularly Missouri Pacific, sick' when he went into the ring, and the business, 'shoot' him. That i>s, FOR COLLEGE HAZING = be opened with $1.00 or more. You are cordially invited to join lends color to this intimation. not in a condition to go through the they levy an assignment on his wages Gainesville. Ga., April L*.— (Special.) Wall street also heard that one rea- and the man is fired." William Hosch. one of Gainesville's old- j ten-round bout witti Eggers- There are H our 7,800 other depositors in this department on the road to success son for the fa.ilure of the negotiations no marks on Grant's body which would The companies against which injunc- ost and must prominent citizens, died was the refusal of Mrs. Finley .r. Shep— show that his condition had been tions were issued Thursday are: The E and independence. - " at his home this morning on Green f ard ,{Helen Gould), who is a large brought about by punishment received Fulton Brokerage company, the E. W. street frofn apoplexy, lingering only a j owner of Missouri Pacific securities, while engaged in fighting with Eggers. Green way company, Stephen A. Ryan few hours after he was stricken. to dispose of her holdings, from mo- There was probably a slight case of & Co., A. R. King, King Bros. & Co., Mr. Hosch. complained to his wife of! tives of sentiment. pneumonia in Grant's system before the Atlanta Finance company, G. H. | Third National Bank of -Atlanta not feeling: well when he got up this the fight." Rosenbusch, Smith & O'Brien and oth- = "CAPITAL. AND SURPLUS ..... $1,800,000.00 Grant's temperature continued ers. They were issued by Judge Bell, morning, and while dressing he was STOLEN MONEY FOUND Thursday afternoon about the same, of the superior court, and are return- stricken with something like an at- ranging around 104. The doctors state able April 18. = FRANK HAWKINS, President. THOS. C. ERWIN, Cashier. tack of apoplexy and fell to the floor IN BOX OF OLD PAPERS they are not so 'much concerned with in a-n unconscious condition.' i his temperature, but are anxious to Medical attendance was summoned, . Gallatin, Tenn., April 2.—Twelve reduce his pulse and respiration. If HIGH SCHOOLS OF 7TH ruiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,! and everything done possible to revive thousand and eighty-four dollars of this can be done, it will relieve the him, but to no avail, and he died a few- the money taken from the vaults of the boy's heart of a great deal of work TO MEET AT CEDARTOWN hours later without having regained First National Bank o>f Gallatin has that it is now being- burdened with, consciousness. " j and this relief will give Grant a new been found. The money found included hold on life. Cedartown, Ga., April 2.— (Special.) CHIEF OF THE IDLE ARMY He was a member of the First Meth- i $7,000 in gold coin and $5,084 in cur- Cedartown will be the host of the an- New York Dental Offices oclist church, the head of the firm of I rency, part of which was unsigned. Eeeer» Follows Case. nual meeting of the Seventh District Hosch Brps. Co.. wholesalers, and a The money is alleged to have been CONVICTED OF VAGRANCY beloved citizen. He will be mourned'i Eggers, since his release on bond Uigh School association on A.pril 17 2&V and 32& PEACHTREE STREET of ,$500. has' followed with keen inter- and 18. This association is composed 2 by ' ' - est any change in Grant's condition. of the high schools of the district and Sacramento, Cal., April 2.—"General" th He setims to have taken to heart the Its meeting is an event that is always Charles Kelley, leader of the erst- Over the Bonita Theater and Zakas Bakery misfortune of his opponent. "He was largely attended by teachers and pu- while "army" of unemployed, which at a brave little fighter to stand there pils. one time numbered 1,800 men, was con- the latter's alleged embezzlement of and fight me for ten full rounds when victed today on a charg-e of vagrancy GOLD CROWNS . . . $3.OO over $30,000 of the bank's fund3, has he had broken his hand in the first," by a jury after thirty minutes' delib- MARTIN IS STABBED; been employed, at odd jobs of book- said E-g-gers. "I realized at the time eration. He "will be sentenced Satur- BRIDGE WORK . . . $4.OO keeping;. that his punches didn't have the stuff Better Lights lor Cordele. day. ARREST ASSAILANT behind them, ]>ut never dreamed of Cordele, Ga., April 2.—(Special. ) — A detachment of the men who came ALL OTHER WORK AT REASONABLE PRICES his condition." In order to secure a better distribution here from San Francisco, Kelley pro- Thomas Martin, a younsr white man-, 170,000 MINERS LEAVE Eggers expressed much joy when of the street lighting in Cordele the posing to march with them to Wash- was stabbed in the back last nigrht told of Grant's improved condition city council, at a meeting last night, ington. D. C., is now In the middle Lady Attendant Phone Ivy 1817 about 10 o'clock on Whitehall street ENGLISH COAL PITS passed a resolution authorizing the west, headed eastward. bv Charlie Xush, another young white local lighting and poweik company to r^"^" who resides at 12 Fittman place. Held for Husband'? Death. install three incandescent lights in the Martin was rushed to the Grady hos- Leeds. Kngland, April 2.—All the place of each arc lamp in the resi- pital, where hjs wounds were pro- coal miners in Yorkshire, numbering Thomasville, "Ga., April 2. — (Special.) dence section and beyond the bounds nounced not ,'Vl'io-us. 170,000. had left the pits today when A warrant was sworn out here yes- ot the proposed white way. rf'N'aSti was arrested shortly .after- the last of the notices to quit work terday for -the arrest of Mollie Glass, T'H--',¥ards by Officer Freeman on the expired. The men demand-the intro- a negro woman, charged with killing ' -Jharge of d,' ">rderly conduct. Nash duction of a minimum wage scale. her husband, John Glass, a well-known Claims that Martin curs.--^ him. . ..The stocks of coal at the pit heads colored farmer of this county. Snatch Thief Busy. i:.« only sufficient to- last about a Glass was found in his home, in the Ml S3 Fannie Smullian, who resides week. After the expiration of that southern part of the county, and a cor- at 86 Hill street, was standing In period the railroads and steel and iron oner's Jury, after an investigation. front of her residence last night afbout works depending on the Yorkshire col- gave out the opinion that he came to "CLEAN UP AND 7 o'clock, when a negro ran b-v her lieries for fuel wilt be seriously ham- his death through a gunshot wound and snatched a poeket'book .from her pered and many of the men employed inflicted by an unknown party. ' b3' them may also be forced into Idle- hand containing $3.10. ness. Silver AFRAID OF BLINDNESS, HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS! You are invited to call and HE KILLS SELF AND WIFE "Aspect our display of Sterling Philadelphia, April 2.—Hearing four Sliver. revolver shots in quick succession earJv today, a policeman and a night watch- HOTEL We feature sensible and man broke into a house in West Phil- T UP" adelphia and found Alexander Glaser, serviceable wedding gifts at 30 years old, and his .wife, Julia, 2S, a wide range of prices. dead from bullet wounds. In the house they also found crying the couple's two GOTHAM For color-cards and Twenty-seven years' expe- sons, 6 and S, unharmed. Neighbors said the husband feared he was going THE TRIPOD PAINT CO.'S rience in buying and selling t blind, and the police believe,that this deranged his mind and led him to kill informationcall Phones naturally enables us to offer his wife and himself. ,7

EWSPAPER!" EWSPAPE& Page Eight 'SBE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, APBIL 3, 1914. PLEASANT WEATHER AD MEN PAY VISIT PROMISED FRIDAY; COMMITTEE TO RAISE Hjave You '& ALSO FOR SATURDAY Small Purse? i FUND FOR MONUMENTS TQ PHONE BtCHAI Following is the weather forecast for Friday: , But Member* jrf ^ Club Aire The -northern -*-»torm. has moved -to Will Make Walker and Mc- H you have grown 'tired of the din- .New England, but the area of cloudy Warned Not to Flirt With weather that accompanied is slow lit Pheraon Monuments Present- gy floors and furniture in your home moving away to the eastward. FH-* and have not the means to buy new Pretty Operators, day, .however, will be-nearly free from able Before Shriner* Come. clouds and a fine, day, though rela~ _____ . _ furniture or call in a decorator to re- :tlvely. cool. -The minimum . Friday finish the old, go to your dealer's and ask him about morning will be about 48 degrees and * A committee of tbr&e. ,..consisting ot MRS. CORA MELLPATTEN Th"« Ad M*n'« CJub of Atlanta held a the temperature during the daywill "luncheon, telephone'talk: and-pilffrini- not exceed about 75 degrees. Winds S- B. Turman, chairman, EC. M. Ashe 'Twenty-Six j^e?*. Tawr*d»y afternoon. The lunch- will be light and variable; mostly from and F. J, Paxon; has-been .appointed eon C--w«w at . tha-' Hotel Axmley _ at 1 the west, Saturday is also likely to by tflxe OW Guard to raise a fand of ADDRESSES DRAMA o'clock, and the telephone talk wa» a be a pleasant day. $250 or 5300 to be nsed in making pre- Fixall can to appEed Toy anyone. Simply follow directions on the can. fifteen-minute addrea*. "Behind the ventajble the .^alk^r and McPherson Fixot is mold in con* holding onf-Foorth pint to one gotton at ISc to Scen«a in a Telephone Exchang*,";. Mi8» Fbcmll" in roar hacne. Write na A rpilfrr Image was taken by the sixty' Friday and Saturday in May, at 8:30 postal today and svt one free. i tb*y had proven to be in Chicago dents of Ibwen's drama- Mrs. fPatten 1 o'clock in the morning. Also exam- Knowing that many of the Shriners M th* public school children took! was introduced by Mra. Emma. Garrett ad men present to aiidt through the. Ivy telephone exchange, ' under the direc- inations of teachers who are reinforc- who will come to Atlanta from the Louisville Varnish Co., th«r* last ye»r in a-Shakesperean Boyd to 0ne of- the tersest assemblies north, as well as fhe southern dele- IxmiBvtlle. Kr- mureut. . " •. • . yet greeting the program of/the edu- tion of competent and experienced; ing their work will be taken at the guides, who answered the nuraero-ua same timer Applicants are invited gates, will wish to visit the scene 0b* believed in the historic pageants cational committee, of whidh Mrs. from far and near. where -the bloodiest fighting of the *ad car* many excellent suggestions Boyd is chairman. Several important questions asked pertaining to tele- phone operation and service. The Ivy T.he board of education requires ap- battle of Atlanta occurred, the Old «• her Atlanta, audience, *• '" , announcements -,wer« made. - ; plicants to stand the examination in Guard some time ago undertook to see offlce 'is claimed to be the best equip- to it that the monuments were prop- ped telephone office in the south. Atlanta and brlWfe testimonials. It is unnecessary for teachers' erly cleaned up and their surround- The guests were seated about a large The program, of the occasion- was 1 ings put In shape. Several of the local Saturday Afternoon Dance. round table, the centerpiece of which unique, being in the form of a small agencies to request that applicants be was a plateau of lilacs, narcissi, vio- accepted for positions in the Atlanta' patriotic assocations were appreached, The regular dance will be held Sat- telephone book and entitled "Official schools on the recommendation alone urday afternoon at the Piedmont hotel lets and other spring flowers and little Directory." It bore a page of advice to but In view of the fact that the treas- fro-m S to 7 o'clock. The officers of, green wicker baskets, filled with vio- of the agencies. ury of each was in a depleted condi- lets and rose buds, marked the places. the pilgrims, which began as follows: Quite a number of our teachers re- tb*"jaseph Habers-ham chapter, I>. A. "Don*t try and flirt with all the sign in June to get married, and a tion they were una-ble to take charge Your Easter garment R, will be the chaperons of the after- Miss McCarty wore a gown of blue of the work. noon. - chiffon taffeta. g-irls. There are too many, and, be- number of vacancies are thereby-cre- Invited to, meet Miss Stokes were sides, the supervisor will be watching. ated. Also the .rapid growth of the , A committee of Old Guard members Misses Atchison, 'Jennie D. Harris. school system increases the demand t was accordingly appointed to under- i On Exceptional Children. Jessie McKee, Mamie Ansley. Lil t>on't ask to be an operator for a few for additional teachers. "* j take the raising o'f a fund for this will surely be satisfac- Dr. Maximilian Groszm'ann, edU9a- 1 Hodgson, of Athens, and Margaret minutes. It is strictly against the By action of the mayor and city purpose, and it was for the purpose of tionaVdirector of the National .Assocl- | McCarty. rules for anyone except the regular counqil, the first year's salary ot a ascertaining just how much money was girls, to listen to telephone slush." grade teacher, beginning In Septem- .ation for the Study of Exceptional Chil- ber, will be $65 a month. 'After a serv- needed that Mr, Ashe paid t'he visit to dren, will deliver two lectures J,n At- The ad men will hold another meet- the sites of the monuments Thursday. tory if it is a Wooltex lanta, next Friday and Saturday under ice of five years in the system, the Recital at BariH School. ing next Thursday at the Ansley, and grade teacher's salary becomes $85. the aiispices of the Atlanta Teachers' Haralson Bleckley will talk on "The Amazed at Conditions. association. The following program will be given The assistant principal's salary begins "To say that I was amazed at the He will speak Friday night at S at the Barili School of Music on Satur- Plaza Plan." The talk will be illus- at $75 a month, and in five years be- o'clock in Bro.wning hall. .Girls' high dav afternoon, April 4: trated with stereopticon views made comes $95. neglected condition of these monu- eoat or suit 6-chool building, on "Different Types of Piano solos, "Nocturne" d' leld). from photos and a model. ments," he said in talking to a Con- Mind and Civilization Levels," and bat- "Norwegian Wedding Procession" stitution representative, "is putting it uj-day morning at 10 o'clock in .the (Grieg), M!ss Klliott Johnson. MADAM PEVSNER TELLS mildly. Nobody who has not seen Bays' high school on "Public School Songs, "Fairy Lullaby" (Mrs. H. H. FAILS IN HER EFFORT them can realize the condition into Provision's for Exceptional Children." Beach), "Floriaris Song" (Godard). OF THE BEILIS TRIAL which they have fallen. They are lit- An ad miss-ion of 50 cents will be Miss Kthel Power. TO CAPTURE A BURGLAR Behind the authoritative style of the Charged for the firsit address arid the Songs, "ShouUI Florindo Be Faith- erally overgrown with weeds and latter will be free to the general pub- ful" (Scarlotti), "Voi Che Sapete" IMo- Madam Bella Pevsner, of Haifa, Pal- •bushes and the stone of which the Mrs. Jennie Malone, of 124 Court- estine, a lecturer of wide repute, de- lic. zart), "Flower Song" from "Faust" livered a lecture last night at the Jew- monuments are constructed has' been Wooltex coat or suit — authoritative in (Gounod), Miss Martha J. Smith. land street, rushed down to the base- ish Alliance building upon the BeiUs badly chipped by vandals. Piano solo, "Second Mazurka" (God- ment from her sewing "Wednesday aft- trial, giving a vivid description of the "In addition to this it is practically John Burroughs' Birthday. ard}, Miss Kiliott Johnson., ernoon when she heard noises, ana proceedings a-t Kiev, Russia, where she style because it comes The Atlanta Burroughs Nature club Songs, "He Loves Me" .(Chadwick), impassible to get to the monuments thought some one was attempting to was present at the time of the famous over the alleged roads that lead to will hold, its regular "'meeting on Fri- "A Little Brown Dove." (Ba'ar), Miss rob the gas meter. Finding a big ne- trial. day, April 3,, at 3:30 at the \Vinecoff Ethel Power. gro there, she attacked him. The ne- Madam Pevsner is an accomplished them. If it, should rain during the to you from the most hotel. That date beihs Mr. Burroughs' Songs, "Who Is Sylvia," "Impatience" gro proved the stronger, and threw linguist and of a charming personality. visit of the Shriners there would be no birthday, the club invites old members (Schubert), Miss Martha J. Smith. her to the ground. He seized the gas Her lecture was enjoyed by a large way of approaching the monuments ex- and friends to be presi:nt1 . "One whu, crowd last night. knows all about birds' will make- an meter, pulling it loose from- the con- cept on foot, as a vehicle could not important style organi- address and others will speak. necting pipes and made good his es- traverse the roa'ds in -wet weather. "We Birthday Party. cape through a window with J7 in have approached the city and county Mrs. Thomas D. Meador, Jr., enter- the meter. Mrs. Malone was consid- DIPLOMAS AWARDED erably bruised by the fall. with reference -to putting the roads in zation in the world — Informal Dinner Party. tained at a beautiful children's i>arty shape and Captain Clayton has prom- Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ferryman enter- yesterday afternoon in celebration o"f TO MANY PHARMACISTS ised to have them scraped just before tained a few friends at a small din- the fourth birthday of her little daugh- the convention meets, and 'while this is the Wooltex guaran- ner party .last evening at their home ter, Julia Lo'Wry Meador. CAPTAIN E. E. HOLCOMB The graduating- exercises of the will be of material help, should the in compliment to Mr. arid Mrs. John The rooms were attractively deco- senior class of the pharmacy depart- weather be goo-d, it would still leave Jay Smith, of New York. ra ted with pink carnations and nar- SERIOUSLY ILL AT HOME ment of the Southern College of Medt- the r&ads impassable should anything tee that the quality of cissi. cine and Surgery was held last night like a heavy rain set in. In the center of the long table in the at 8 o'clock at the Pharmacy building, "We of the Old Guard who have seen For Mrs. Smith. dining room was a big birthday ,cake The news that Caotaia E. E. Hoi- combs, who has for ten years been 53 McDaniel building. the condition of these two monuments Mrs. T. B. French entertained at a embo-ssed in pink roses and with four President Henry Bok delivered the feel that the city would be disgraced the garment is so good matinee party, yesterday afternoon at candles burning on it. Other decora- superintendent of the capitol grounds, annual address and prese.nted the di- if the visitors fr.om the north should the Forsyth for Mrs. James Jay Smith, tions of the table were suggestive of Is seriously ill at his home, 151 Crew plomas. see them as they are now. There is no:t of New York,'the guest of Mrs. J. J. Easter. street, will come as a source of regret even a railing: around the McPherson that it will gjve two full ' Gonzales. At each place were baskets filJerl and sorrow to hundreds of his friends monument an-d the spot where it is with pink candies for the/ little girls throughout the state. SIGMA PHI EPSILON located is as desolate and neglected a and candy balls for the boys. A native of South Carolina, Captain looking .place as there 'is in the county. full seaons' satisfactory Miss Clyburn Entertains. Pinning the tail on the donkey and Holcombe came to Atlanta twenty CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY While there is a railing around the other ga-mes were played and the prizes years ago. He was connected for years Walker monument, it is not in repair Miss Vivian Clyburn entertained at •were a fan and a book. with, the police department and has bridge Wednesday afternoon, her The Georgia Alpha chapter of the and Is practically as bad off as the seasons' satisfactory Miss Grace Goldsmith, Miss Mary been an employee of the state under McPherson monument. guests invited at U o'clock. The house Cohen and little Miss Susan Broyles four governors. Sigma Phi Bpsilon fraternity will cele- was • decorated with hyacinths, violets as-sisted in entertaining. brate the seventh anniversary of its Only 9»OO Aiskt-cl. and peach blossoms, and a dainty installation by a banquet at S o'clock wear. luncheon was served. The partv in- The little guest of honor wore a Saturday night in the banquet room "For about $300 we can put a railing cluded Misses Theodore Warfield, Helen dainty white lingerie dress with pink OHIOANS IN GEORGIA of the Hotel Anslev. around the McPherson monument, level Atkinson, Lyndal Maddon, Helen "Wil- sash and shoes. There were 85 little and eod It and put both it and the son, Virginia Farr, Mabel Atkinson, guests. TO MEET FRIDAY .NIGHT Walk-er monument in such shape that This is an important FtU'bye Bec;ht, Mildred Florence. Mrs. Rabid Mule Bites Cow. they will -be presentable. It does seem Edward Vail and Mrs. McKibbon. The regular monthly meeting of the that we should be able to geC as small Bazar Today. Ohio Society of Georgia will be held Talbotton, Ga., A-pril 2.— (Special.) — amount as this from the cifet&sens of A mule having hydrophobia on the Atlanta for the purpose of improving thought to have in mind The St. Agnes gruilrl of St. L.u,ke's Friday night at the Hotel Ansley. An the surroundings of these tw-o sites, Miss McCarty's Luncheon. church will give a bazar today and to- old-time Ohio social will be had, and place of a negro, Hal D>ixon, of Wood- Miss Helen McCarty entertained at morrow in Ludden &. aBtes' - piano arrangements perfected at this meet- land, Ga., today bit a piece of flesh which should be places of interest to a pretty luncheon yesterday at her sturc, 63 Peach-tree street. Fancy ar- ing for a spelling bee at the May meet- out of a cow as lareg as an orange. visitors tip the city, instead of eye- when you are shopping home on Pifedmont avenue for Miss, ticles and home-made candy will be ing Every Ohio man, woman or child The cow, which is the property of Mrs sores, as they are no-w. - - T3ll,eii Stokes, of Nashville, Tenn.. who &61d. Mrs. John Marshall Slaton is in Atlanta is invited to meet with the S. C. Cunningham, at Manchester, Ga,, "The committee will gladly receive is expected to develop hydrophobia. - contributions of any sine, large or is the guest of Miss Marion Atchison. chairman of the committee in charge. club. small. Checks should be made out as for your new Easter coats and suits. follows: H. M. Ashe, for Ol-d Guard Monument Repair Fund, 1329 Healy Building, City." The. McPherson monument is located just off of Moreland avenue, near the r'\ £ -• -1-/ e *¥••-> • ^ -"••• „ - county line, while the Wal'ker monu- ment is about a half mile distant on Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. Glen wood avenue. Bach consists of a ^•y-^J^^/J^^^±:^iL ^. large cannon mounted on a stone base, with inscription tablet. ° The Store That Sells Wooltex A i=s=j?f A^^*4^~^ LAGRANGE, REPORTER •> " '.'^T^-d'^**''*..^ NOW A SEMI-WEEKLY Coats Suits Skirts *""*-• LaGrange, *^a., April 2.—(Special.) — &l \r ^ 1 j u,"- / rt The LaGrange tceporier. which is one of the oldest newspapers published in the south, has changed its schedule of publication froni a weekly to a semi- weekly and plans are being formu- lated by the management to make of it a daily during the coming fall. The Reporter "was purchased abou t two years ago by J. A. Perry, a promi- HOUSE PAINTERS nent LaGrange citizen, and waa placed under the business management of Call on Us for an Estimate. Let Us Help You Clean Up. Phil Trimble, a young newspaper man, of Hogansville. Since operation under the present management the paper has HTIHE MOUSE O* greatly improved and has been instru- mental in the accomplishment of sev- F^t-KDIME. eral things which meant the further advancement of the city's progress.

RUNAWAY COUPLE WED ull """nun,, AFTER PRAYER MEETING Borne. Ga.. April 2.— (Special.)—A runaway wedding took place here la.Mt | night at the close of the prayer serviup Clean Up and at the First AJethodist church. The bridle was M'Iss-Ruby White, of Chat- tanooga, and. the groom W. Jt. Bright, > Children's LutxcK a traveling representative of the Fair- banks company, wihose home is in Louisville. Ky. Miss White, arrived in Atlanta Rome yesterday morning, ostensibly to visit her friend, Mrs. C. R. Oidham, on will be brim full of health builders if the foods it First avenue, and the -wedding fol- The campaign is on. We are going to have a cleaned-up, lowed. Thfe ceremony was performed by Rev. J. H. Ealces, presiding elder painted-up Atlanta for the "Shriners," carries are made with of the Rome district. , So far, so good; but let us go further and make use of that a O LAGRANGE PLANNING cleaned-up yard, both front and back. TO BUILD NEW HOTEL Fill the back yard with the money-saving, health-saving vege- LaGrang-e, Ga., April 2.—(Special.)— table garden. A subscription list will be circulated in LaGrange in a short time for the In front and on the aide, patch up the ragged-looking spots in purpose of organizing a gtock com- pany for the erection of a new hotel the lawn by sowing Grass Seed; make beds of the bedding and in this city. decorative plants, such as geraniums, coleus, saKia, etc. These are Cottolene A strong fight has been waged for the past several weeks by leading La- Pastries, doughnuts and all foods are far more digestible when made with Cottolene, Grange citizens for the building and v indications are that the hotel "will soon take on concrete form. To Last All Summer Physicians and expert dieticians have passed the verdict of science in favor of this For a long time LaGrange lias been sadly lacking in hotel facilities and and make our home places, individually, and the city as a whole, clean, food-bettering product Cottolene is pure and wholesome and should be now the city's progress has made it S imperative that instant action toward an attractive place for those of us who have to look at them all used in all cookery. supplying this need be made. S season. The children will.adore the cook who makes this: SURVEY BEING MADE It's all right to "slick up'' for special occasions, but it's far bet- COTTOLENE FAIRY GINGERBREAD OF DEKALB SCHOOLS ter to make and keep an "Atlanta Beautiful" all the year for our- iselves and the tens of thousands of visitors that are constantly 2-3 cup Cottolene; 2 1-2 cups sugar; 1-2 cup sweet milk; 3 eggs; 1 teaspoon soda; 1 tablespoon ginger; Decatur, Ga., April 2.—(Special.)—A \ 7 cups Hour (or enough to mix as atirf as can be rolled). coming to our city and forming opinions from what they see. I survey of DeKaJb county schools is i Cream Cottolene and sngar,-add beaten eggs> soda dissolved in sweet milk and ginger. Add fioar (as much as being made by Miss Celeste Parrish. I state school supervisor. j qan be stirred in). Roll to about one-eight inch thickness, in a sheet to cover bottom of a large, low baking-pan, This is a new work in DeKalb coun- i score with fancy rolling-pin or springerle stamps, sprinkle with, sugar and bake to a very delicate brown. Cut apart ty and is expected to prove very help- i and remove quickly by passing knife underneath and stand on edge in a pan to cooL ful In future educational work. Miss Hastings' Is the Place , Parrish will complete her survey in t about ten days. to get all those things in the way of Seeds, Plants, Bulbs and Fer- I County School Superintendent R. K. I Carroll is very enthusiastic about the tilizers necessary to make and keep Atlanta beautiful this spring .' outlook for th'e county school fair, , Order a pail of Gottolene and just try these crisp wafers. Use Cottolene in {which will be held in Decatur April and summer. |16 and 11, and says much interest is all cooking, always using one-third less than you would of butter or lard, (being taken in the project by the dif-. Always glad to see you when you come to our city store,, but because Cottolene really goes farther.- Also send to us for the valuable FREE | f erent schools in the county. ] if not convenient, just phone in your order. Double daily delivery Qook Book, HOME HELPS. Do it NOW. service. Changes in Potto f fie. '• Bell Phones: Main 3962, Main 2568. Atlanta Phone 2568. Postmaster Boiling H. Jones, of the Atlanta postoffice, yesterday issued an order naming James L. Cooper. lonK time in the registry division of the At- lanta postoffice, superintendent of postal station "A." 123 Gordon street H. G. HASTINGS & CO. CHICAGO West End, to take the place of C. G Clark, transferred by the same order to the registry department of the main 16 West Mitchell SI. office. The change'was brought about, because of Mr. Clark's] Impaired-health. Station '*A'* is -one *of { he .most impor- tant in the Atlanta, postal system.

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the city council, to take effect at once. young white hackman. In this city Bainbrldge Chief ,R**ign*. The retiring chief is known tar and gueit of MIr.r and Mrs. C. M. Fall for luncheon Thursday for Mrs. B. S. ETHEL RODGERS ON TRIAL nearly a~year ago. began in Dougherty .Barker, of Gainesville, who is visiting: Bainbridge, Ga.. April 2.—(Special.) wide, while Captain Barber is known flve TS'eeks. , her. FOR superior court this morning. Argu- far and near as a capable oincei, SOCIAL ITEMS I Mr and Mrs. H. E. Har.man and the j .,,.,!**_ ment of counsel began Jate this after- Chief of Police 3. H. Emanue! has re- worthy to assume the duties laid down •= Harman who have spent the , Mr. and Mrs. Lyle K. Batterton have noon, and will be concluded tomorrow signed to go into business, and for- by Mr. Emanuel. whose services to . Albany. Ga., April 2.—fSpecial.)- the city are highly praised by Mayor Georgian Terrace, re- i Bone_ to housekeping in an apartment morning. This is the second hearing mer Chief D. R. Barber, assistant to The trial of Ethel Rodgers, charged in the case. The first hearing resulted V. Callahan. Div-Dunbar Roy will leave today for turnd'to^he! "horne"at East "La.k1***i.*e> returnin1-^tTl^ninEgr t.toO •*• their home in Milwaukee. Mrs. Louis M. Thibadeau entertained returned home yesterday after spend- the members of her bridge club yester- ing" a few days in the city. day afternoon at the Hlks' club. • «* Mrs. John H. Stover, who has been • «* I Miss Edith Kirkpatnck is still con- quite ill for the past two months at fined to her room. She bas been ill her home on West Peachtree street, is Mrs. r>. B. Andrews, of Cleveland. for nearly a month. now improving, and will be able to Ohio, will be the guest of Mrs. Virgil »*» ' be out aoon. >>4 Mrs. B. S. Barber, of Gainesville, Ga., is the guest of Mrs. Alfred Truitt. Mr and Mrs. K. L. Hood will leave Mtss_ Emil_.-„y .Arrington „-, ,. _o- f Rome, is **» the 15th for a two weeks' stay in New j the guest at Miss Evelyn Green. Miss Gertrude Douglas is the guest ork of her brother, Mr. Lee Dpuglas, at the - ••• Mrs. Victor Lamar Smith returned Georgian Terrace. Mr Kenneth Ooode returned to New yesterday from New Yorjfc. York this morning. Mrs. Goode IB- - Mrs. "Warnernerr Martin leaves Monday mains the guest for some time longer INDIA tit her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Miller ]fff i •with Miss fedit h Tayl«r lf> Williams, on Mrs. Williams** private Hutchins, at 21 East Linden street. \Uiaiei car for Lanark, on the west coast of Mr and Mrs. Henry Coles, who have Florida, where they will spend ten been at the Georgian Terrace for sev- Banquet on Anniversary days. »** eral weeks, will return Monday to Mr. W. G. Chiplev is in Birmingham. their apartment on Ponce de L,eon ave- Of Twenty-Seventh Year **? Mrs. George Eakin has returned from Mr. Alfredo Barili and Miss Louise In celebration of the syccessful close Knoxville. where she has been the Banli will leave on April 20 on the •'(•White Star liner Cederic lor Liverpool of its twenty-seventh year of existence, I and will go at onco>to CraiB-T-^os. . the jewelry firm of Maier & Berkele held a banquet — which it chose, how- TEA Smoothest, Mrs. W. H. Felton. of Cartersville, is ever, to distinguish modestly as a "fam- in the cit>. ily dinner" — Thursday night at the ! Softest \ a Piedmont hotel. Colonel Frederic J. FOR SALE BY THE FOLLOWING GROCERS: Mr. Glenn Gessler, formerly of At- lanta, who has been making his home Paxon was toastmaster. Talcum Po wder\ box in North Carolina for the past four The gruests and celebrators were Mr. years, has returned to make his home H. A. M^aier, Captain Robert J. Lowry, ATLANTA, GA. ! ALMON, GA. FIELDS' CROSS ROADS, GA. MARIETTA, GA. Made in Atlanta- Colonel Asa G. Candler, Mr. John E. AARON, D.. 5S Wellborn.- MARBUT, W. S. HAGOOD & THOMPSON BROWN, L. H. Murphy, Mr. W. .T. Davis, Colonel Fred- AKIN. E. G, & CO.. 497 Peachtree. FLOWERY BRANCH, GA. FAW, E. L. Mrs. Jack Lewis has recovered from ALPHARETTA, GA. FOWLER BROS. CO. eric J. Paxon, Mr. Carson, Mr- Stahl. ALTERMAN, L., 54 Vine. a recent serious illness. ALTSHULER, M., 869 Marietta. DOVER, A. L. JARLISLE. E GILBERT. A. B. , Mr. Cayce, Mr. Atkins, Mr. Doll, Mr. JONES BROS. HURT. J. B., & CO. HICKS. H. Littlepagre, Miss Hetzel, Miss Carpenter, ALVKIISON BROS. S3 S. Forsyth,. Miss Paula Garrison has returned ANDERSON, F., 45 George. * FLOVILLA, GA. HILLEY. W. A.. & BRO. Mrs. Dixon, Miss Jones, Mrs. Brown, BALDWIN, GA. HORN. N J '-t | home after a visit to Misses Marion Miss Credille, Mr. McDuffie, Mr. Ander- ANDREWS. A. D.. 194 Marietta. SHORE W A.. * CO. HOLLAND, FRANK I and Tommie Perdue. ANGF.LI.VA. JIRS. R., 201 Marietta. LVQN, M. H. • *. son, Mr. Nielsen.' Mr. Fleming Mr. Sim- BALL. GROUND, GA. FOLSOM, GA. mons, Mrs. Robbins, Miss ite, Miss BARNETT BROS , S10 Peachtree. " MARTIN, GA. Mrs. Alfred Truett entertained her BARRETT t ROSS. 698 Peachtree. CAGEL, J. T. GROCERY CO. M'CLURE, R. L. Berated. Dollahtfutly Perfumed. Whit.orFl«i bridge club yesterday at her home on LOVELADY & CO. MATHERSON & BROWN. BECKER, HYMAN, 260 Chestnut. FOREST PARK, GA. M.'LSTEAD, GA. Tint. Guaranteed pwre by Columbia avenue. .Tansen, 'Mr. Beeland Mr. Cooolan! Mr. BENTON, L. A., 456 Edgewood. ROBERTS, A. W., & SON BERGl'JK. J. 81 N Humphries. THE HARDIJN CO. GEORGE. J. L. & SON DOYLE BROS TALCUM PUFF CO., Miner* WM«mfefn«* "Will A. Haygood, Mr. Winficld Dudley, YANCY BROS. Btuh Terminal Bid*., Brooklyn*,_W- Mrs LaeUus Stallings. who has been Mr. Glenn Gessler. BBRKOWITZ. H., 464 Auburn. BARNESVILLE, GA. MILNER, GA. ill at St. Joseph's infirmary for sev- BERTINE, D . 1 L«e. FORSYTH, GA. eral weeks, returned to her home in ELLIOTT, M. M. BERRY BROS. B1LLEW. J. T., 1J1 Chapel. HOLLAND & CHOWDER. FREEMAN & BRO. CHAPPELL, A. H. Newnan yesterday. BJ.KJCH. MRN. H.. M9 Peters. MARTIN, J. if. FREEMANSVILLE, GA. RICH NEGRO FARMER BOHL.ER, W. L,., 40 Hampton. MATTHEWS Sc PORCH. COCKRAN, W. K. MOLENA, GA. Miss Alice Crouch, returned to her BOIjDEN. WM., 382 W. North. I home in Cartersville yesterday after a WILLIAMS. J. D. GAINESVILLE, GA. HARRIS & WILLIS. MURDERED IN BUGGY BOSS, J., 181 Markham. MELTON, J. A. visit to her sister, Mrs. William Cowan, BOSS LOUIS, ::7 Chapel. BERNER, GA. BARRETT. C E - MONROE, GA. in Ansley Park. Albany, Ga., Ap -41 2.—(Special.)— BRADFORD. M. W , 64 Carroll. GOGGANS, W. W. BOYD GROCERY CO. BRADLEY. G T.,J180 Jones. BIRMINGHAM, GA. DOBBS. A. F. BRISCOE. B. P. Piedmont Hotel Dr J S. Todd is ill at the home of Alex Billingslea, th> " ''nost prominent BROWN, A. E & SONS, 27 Allene. HOLCOM, W. F. HESTER PURE FOOD STOKE his daughter, Mrs. ^S. S. Wallace. negro farmer in Dou^ -Jrty county and ADAIR, W. P. "RROWN. J K CO, 212 Wylle NEWTON. T B. LOGAN, J. R. KELLY & WRIGHT. a large property ho. ier, was found BUCKALEW & ELLIOTT, 240 Bell- U5GAN. M. L KNIGHT, C. F. Mrs. Dalton Mitchell continues quite with his throat cut from ear to ear BLUE RIDGE, GAi "Souper 'Dansant" wood LOJCEY BROS. MORROW, GA. ill at a private sanitarium. and many stabs in his body in the BURTON, C. J., & SON, 53 S. McDan- GARTRELL. W M, & SON. MERCK, F. C. TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT woods about 2 miles from his home, 8OLTON, GA. NIX, J. L. . GILBERT, H. L & SON Miss Maria Ware. o£ Huntmgton. iel which is 6 mil&s southeast of this city, BYFIKLD. B. F, 452 W. Hunter. WHEELER, CHAR G. , . PANNELL, MRS. T. A. MURPHY, J. D. THIS WEEK WILL BE W. Va., is the guest of Mrs. George this morning. His horse came home CALLAWAY A W.. 229 Stewai t SPAIN, W. B. MOUNTVILLE, GA. Wight. with his buggy last night. The rear BOWDON, GA. CAMP GROCERY CO . 345 Peachtree. ROOP BROS. VANDIVBR, A. F WELLS, G! I. curtain had" been torn off, and the CANN, C P. 428 Marietta. WRIGHT, H. M, & SON. NELSON, GA. Mrs Frances Drake, of Newnan, is buggy was covered with blood. The CHERRY. P.. 12 N Broad. BROOKTON, GA. "A dele Night" the guest of Mrs. W. C. Spiker. GRANTVILLE, GA. THE NELSON MERC. CORPORA- *** search for the body was not successful CHOMSKY, A. S., 216 Kennedy. HULSEY, J. N & SON HOPKINS, B. H. TION. until late this morning". CITRON. E.. 23T, Piedmont. Members from the Company Miss Marion Vaugh returned yester- BUFORD, GA. PARK, A. J. NEWBORN, GA. It is thought the assassin got up on COFIELD, D. W., 106 Pearl BEARD, W. H. & H H. will attend . day from a visit to New York. the buggy from behind, stabbed Bil- COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL CO., 53 GREENVILLE, GA. CARTER-NELSON CO. HAZEL & MULLIGAN. CULPEPPER, W. C. STOWE, W. E, &. CO. lingslea in the back through the cur- Gi eensf erry. Ht'TCHINS, W. H. Mr. and Mrs. Harvie Jordan returned tain and then cut his throat on both CONN. J. B.. 106 Chestnut. MILLER. O. C. NEWNAN, GA. Ma^eYourReseroationsEarly "Wednesday from Mississippi- PERRY, L. 1. sides. There is no clew to the assas- CONTINENTAL CASH GROCERY. ROWE & BENSON. GRIFFIN, GA. COWETA GROCERY CO. sin. 182 Whitehall Mrs. C K. Ayer entertained a»t a SHADBURN, M. C BURCH, W. P. SWINT. J T. Jealousy about women is thought to DANIEL, J. T, Riverside, BULLOCHVILLE, GA. CITY MARKET WOODS, R. C. have been the motive, though the dead I>AVII>SON, L 341 E. Fair GEORGE CARLO NORCROSS, GA. man's body was robbed of everything DIGGS, A. C.. Fort and Cain. BULLOCK. H. E. GREEN. JNO. F. & SON I5VANS. I> R , &- CO.. 49 Orleans St HAB.TSFIELD, W. T.. CO. ANGLIN. R. R. of value he had on at the time. GRIFFIN MERC. CO. GARNER. J. R. EXPOSITION MILLS STORE, 1084 JOHNSON BROS. JOHNSON'S MARKET Marietta LEVERETT, H. B.. & CO. M'BRAYER, W. L. & CO. OXFORD, GA. CHASTAIN FACES CHARGE FIFTH WARD GROCERY CO.. 816 CAMAK, GA. OXFORD MARKET GEORGE, J. W. Marietta. KITCHENS & WARE. HAMPTON, GA. PORTERDALE, GA. FORTNER, C. C, 834 Marietta. CANTON, GA. BROWN, J. S. OF KILLING J. W. ROYSTON FOSTER, B. L., 57 E Hunter. CRESCENT MERC CO. CR1SLER, B F, & SON. HAPEVILLE, GA. DAVIS, M. H. FOWLER. T. G., 51 Flora. ELLIOTT, J L.. ft CO. Lavonia, Ga., April 2.—f Special.)— FRANK, J , 138 Pulliam DUKE. W. R. CARMICAL. O. L Our Shoes JOHNSTON. G B., & BROS. HARD BMAN FRO3. FREEMAN. J W.. 160 E Cain. HILL. J. W. The case of the state against Carl CAMP GROUND, GA. HICKS. T. W. Chastam, charged with killing J. W. GANN. C. D, & CO. 163 Edgewood. LASSETER & CO MABRY, H. H. ' R-oyston in the Middle river district GANN & HAWKINS. 17 Angler WILLSON, T. M, SONS HARDEMAN CROSS ROAD, GA. TURNER, W. A. on December 6, 1913, is now on trial GARDNER & MYERS, 184 Davis. CARNESVILLE, GA. HARDEMAN. R. F & A. M. QUAN, GA. of Style GATUN. F, 137 Marietta. COX, M. E. before Judge B. F. Walker and a Jur> OEORGK J \. 168 S Mr-Daniel. HIRAM, GA. BRYAN, Q. A in Franklin superior court. The de- GERSHON. R, 415 Mangum CARROLLTON, GA. GRIFFIN & FLORENCE. REDAN, GA. ceased was a prominent farmer and a BURNETT &. MERRILL. HIPPS. H. L. son of W. A. Royston, the founder of «ILBERT, MRS. E. B, 143 Four- JOHNSON. JOHN W. and Quality Royston, for whom the town was teenth St CARTERSVILLE, GA. HOLLY SPRINGS, GA. JOHNSON. W. P. named. The defendant is a >oung man GLASS. P., 29 Kennedy. BISHOP & CO. DB LAY, F. U. & BRO. REX, GA. about 20 years old. <:i>AZIER. A. 745 Marietta. CASH GROCERY CO.. HOS-5HTON, GA. GOLER, H, 34 Rhodes EAVES, R. P. POWELL BROS. There are about twenty-flve wit- GOLER. O. 2511 Greensferty BAIRD, T. H ROCKMART, GA. nesses in ^he case and It will take a FOSTER, J. B., & SON. BELL, J P.. & SONS. Are Modestly Priced day or two to try it. llhere is a large GOLDBERG GROCERY CO., 33 Ken- GAINES, G. L. COX. W. B. GASSETT. J. Q DE LAPERRIERE, W. P., & SONS. GRAEFER, A. H. crowd of people in attendance upon HELEN, GA. the court. The trial promises to be a GOLDBERG, T. 334 Mangum GILREATH, G. H. HARRIS, W. J. lengthy one and closely contested. GOLDBERG. W. 127 Forrest. MATTHEWS. K E. BYRD & MATHEWS LUMBER CO. M'RAE & CO, GOLLER, M . 193 E Georgia. MAYES GROCERY CO. OAKES. W. B. TINSLEir-rir-U'. S3.5O, $4 and $5 GOOD1N, MRS. E. C., 29 S. Hum- MILNER. W. Hi INDIAN SPRINGS, GA. ROOPVILLE, GA. phries. MONFORT, J. A. & CO WATKINS, G. L & SON ROOPVILLB MERCANTILE CO. MARTIN'S AUTOMOBILE, HAMMETT, G. W, 126 Grant SHAW. L. T. & SONS CO. INGLESIDE, GA. VEAL & CO. HANCOCK BROS, 166 W. 10th. CASH, GA. HENLEY, W. L. RUTLEDGE, GA. NO, 1OS3, IS STOLEN HARDIN, A. A.. 52 Houston. STONE, B. F. HARDIN MERC. CO.. 450 Edsewood. JACKSON. GA. MALCOM, A. F. Pretty spring models they are, CASSVILLE, GA. Another form of theft is fastly grow- HIL.LMAN, M, 128 Stonewall. BARNES TRADING CO. OXFORD, E. B. ing popular in Atlanta, and the new HOWARD, J. A . 75 Hnmpton. HAWKINS, BATTLE & CRAW- BELL. D. M & SON. PARTEE. J. T. showing the fine progress shoes are fad is becoming decidedly worrisome HUNTER, F. L., 81 Bellwood. FORD. KITCHENS. J. E. £ W. R. SAYE, W. B. to auto owners. It is auto stealing. ISENBERG, D, 410 Pulliam. LAYTON, MRS. B O'NEAL. E. W. VARNER, W. P. The latest theft of this nature occur- ISRAEL.. L. 202 Beckwith CENTERVILLE, GA. STODGHILL, W. F. SARGENT, GA. making in this fashion insistent age. red last night about 6 o'clock when JONES, D H, r.75 Marietta. INGRAM. J. H. , WHITE. G. W CARMICAL, J. H. the five-passenger Ford of Theodore W. JONES, H. C & CO . 391 Lee. CLARKSTON, GA. JASPER, GA. SCOTTDALE, GA. Martin was found missing from its KALECHMAN, H. 373 Lee JOHNSON, A. S. DAVIS. TOM. BANKSTON & CRUMBLEY. place before the Third National bank KALESCH, N. 499 Simpson JOLLY CLEM. JASPER PHARMACY. SELDON, GA. building, where it had been left half KELLY & BENTLE5T, Howell Mill JENK1NSBURG, GA. an hour before. Road CLARKESVILLE, GA. M'CURLY. W. F. There was never a season when The state license number of the car KING. S. O, 401 Woodward. COOPER, W. J, & SON THURSTr N. W. T SI LOAM, GA. was 1053, and the front and rear axles KXOTZ. H., 40 Hilliard. WEST, B. P., & CO. - JERSEY, GA. JACKSON. J. H. women demanded so much of fashion and springs had just been painted KRAMER. B, 117>A Martin. CLAYTON, GA. BLASINGAME & M'GARITY. STANLEY & FREEMAN. black. The county and city police are KRAMER, IT, 47 Kennedy CANNON & M'CURRY BROWN, W. H. SOCIAL CIRCLE, GA. on the look out. KRANSKU, S., 238 Humphries CANUP & DERRICK. WILEY & BEAM. , GARRISON. R. B. in shoes—and never before were'they KT.-NIANSKY, ,T . 472 W Hunter. MOORE, J. J JONESBORO, GA. SOCIAL CIRCLE SUPPLY CO. KUNIANSKY, L, 367 Edirewood. CLERMONT, GA. BURNS, W. E. SPENCE, H. P, CO. FINLAYSON MAYS NAMED LANDA!'. A , Center HilT HUDGINS & BOWKN EV4NS BROS WILEY, J. F, offered so much. LEVENTAN', J, 378 Capitol. JONESBORO MERC. CO. LEVETAN, C H . 370 Central. COLLEGE PARK, GA. SOUTH KIRKWOOD, GA. FOR MILITARY ACADEMY LEVIN. W . 25 Sampson. DREWRY. M. L. MELSON. D. P. & CO. REVIERE, HAL. LIBOWSKY. J., 482 Decatur LINDSEY, J. L. KENNESAW, GA. STARRSVILLE, GA. Thomasville, Ga., April 2—(Special.) LUBETZKV. T, 119 Connally. WRIGHT, G. P. LEWIS. J. G , ANDERSON & BELCHER. Finlayson Mays, son of John Mays, of M'CALL, R C., 229 Bellwood. CONYERS, GA. WEAVER, H. I, CO. EPPS. C C.. & CO. We're expecting a big share of this county, has been offered an ap- M'CARTY, T. W.. 52 Jones CAMP. L. A LaGRANGE, GA. pointment to "West Point and has gone STOCKBRIDGE, GA. MACKEY, S J . 103 Bellwood DAVIS, J W. , AMOS. W. T. MAYS. A. W. to Atlanta to stand the physical exam- MADDOX GROCEP.Y CO, 199 Peaoh- HEWLETT & DOWNS DE LOACH, W. E approbation when we show you our ination necessary to enter the military tree MAYS. J. T M'DONALD BROS. PARHAM, CHAS. J. STONE MOUNTAIN, GA. academy. MARBUT & MINOR, 500-2 Flat PLUNK ETT, M. H HARRIS, W. H. newest spring styles in Young Mays is a last year's gradu- Shoals. SIGMAN, G. "W. HEARN. C. L. HOLLEY, C A. & H. H. ate of the Thomasville high school, and MEASON, F K.. 865 Piedmont. VAUGHN. R. B. & CO WOODS, G. L. THOMASON. J B . & SON. received first honor in his class. MEMPHIS CASH GROCERY CO WHITAKER, A. LATHAMTOWN, GA. WEAVER, LA. - Through the high order of his work 213 S. Forsyth. TALKING ROCK, GA. here he was relieved from an exami- CORNELIA, GA. LATHAM, W. A. & SON MERLIN, M J.. 113 Formwa't. CORNELIA MJJSE. CO. LA VON I A, GA. FREEMAN. WILL. nation on text books. MERRITT, J. H.. 255 Peters MC-RR1SON, M. Young1 Mays received the appoint- LYTLE. F. S. FART!, L. E. Pun\ps and Colonials in MOORE, J. M. 209 Whitehall. REED & JACKSON. TALLULAH FALLS, GA. ment through one of the Florida con- MORRIS & THOMAS, 548 Peachtree McDO.:ALr>, .1. C. gressmen, to wliom he is related, he MOZLEY GROCERY CO., 270 North COVINGTON, GA. SMITH, D B. HARVEY, J. E. having- been formerly a resident of Boulevard. BENTON & STUBBS. LEWIS CORNER, GA. TAYLOR, J. R. Patent and Dull Leathers at Monticello. NAJJAR BROS.. 129 Peters. BONNER, J. G, & CO. LEWIS. C H. TATE, GA. NETTLES, J. M., 46 Kirkwood. DEMMOND, MRS. J. S. THE TATE COMPANY NOVECK, S.. 27 Windsor ESTES. C. C. LILBURN, GA. THE ROCK, GA. GRIFFITH FOUND GUILTY PATCH, D B, 97 Windsor FITZPA TRICK, G. C. BUSHA. S J MARCHMAN, J. H., & SONS. £3.50, $4 and $5 PICKETT BROS . 1400 DeKalb. FRANKLIN. C. A. LITHONIA, GA. STEPHENS. C. O.. SONS PODHORCHER. M., 178 Markam. HEARD. WHITE & CO THOMASTON, GA. OF ROBBING A FARMER LUNSFORD, E. E.. JR. HUGHES. HUGH POLLOCK. H.. 487 Capitol JOHNSON, J. C , & SON. JOHNSON, WM. A. POPE, T. T t CO, 395 Glenwood. PALMER. N. F. J. M. Griffith, the 39-year-old boy, POPE & WARD. 937 Gordon. POPE. W. C. MCDONALD, c. H. MILLS. R. who, it is alleged, rdbbed "W. B. Lank- RAMSEY, C. D MAODOX. R. F. WEAVER MDSE. CO. PRYOR ST. CASH GROCERY, 143 S MARBUT, J. K.. ft BROS. TIGER, GA. ford, a. farmer of Comer, Ga., of $50 Pryor SMITH. J. T. S W. B. PLUNKETT, IVEY H. Carlton Shoe & and his watch on the night of Febru- OTJARTERMAN, J. C., 161 E. Baker SWANN. T. C, CO. TAYLOR. V. C. ary 27, near Oakland cemetery, was REISMAN. S. 276 Highland. CRABAPPLE, GA. WEBB, J. W TOCCOA, GA. given twelve months by Judge Ben ROANE, M. P. 446 Edgewood. BROADWELL, JOHN B. • LOCUST GROVE, GA. EDWARDS. W. C.. ft SON. Hill yesterday, Griffith, it is said, play- ROBY, S. C, 165 Glenn. CUBA, GA. BONE, J W GINN, M. E. ClQtMng CO. WMehatl ed the role o-f a pseudo-detective, pre- CRUMBLEY, B. F. SCOTT, J. S. 19 Foot. HOLBROOK, JAMES P. HAYES. FRED. L. tending to arrest Lankford, who was SEITZ, M., 224 E, Linden. LOGANVILLE, GA. VIRGIL, GA. a ne-wcomer to the city, on the charge SHEPER, L., 563 Simpson. CULLODEN, GA. of selling liquor, commanding him to SIEGEL. M.. 368 Decatur. BLALOCK. FULLER & WYNN. CURLEY & GARRETT. NBBLACK, H. R. " give uip his pocket knife and money, SILVERMAN, H., Pryor and Houo- MEANS. "W. V. GUTHRIE, L. O. WALNUT GROVE, GA. and later vanishing In the dark when CUMMING, GA. LOGANVILLE MERC. CO. MASON, R. E. I-ankford thought he was nmrehing SIMPKINS, I. D.. B86 Decatur. ROBERTSON. W. F. WEST POINT, GA. GUMMING DRUG STORE SAMMON. W. A. him down to the police station. The SMITH, J. S.. 88 Jefferson. EDMONDSON & PIRKLE HART, HENRY. jury, on account of the youth of the STEWART, P. M., 126 Bellwood. THALLY, W. A. UPSHAW. _0. E., ft 00. WILLIAMSON, GA. fake detective, recommended mercy. TAPPAN & CO.. 55 Highland. DALLAS. GA. LONE OAK, GA. ALLEN. HUNTON: TE BOW BROS., 290 Whitehall. WISE. B. E. TENDRICK, J., Ill Chapel. BULLOCK & COUCH. YARBROUGH, R. H.. ft SON. THREE NEGROES ESCAPE TESSLER, M.. 110 Richardson. , COOPECR & RUSSOM. LOUISE, GA. WINDER, GA. TUCKER & M'MURRY, 527 Lee DECATUR, GA. FOLDS. T. A. BAUGH, J. R M. FROM BRUNSWICK JAIL WALD, H., 194 E. Merrltts. GEORGE, M.. & CO. LUTHERSVILLE, GA. HERREN BROS. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS WALL, D. H.. & BROS., 98 Flat LOWE, J. C. M'ELHANNON. L. .T. Shoals. NORMAN GROCERY CO. BRADBERRY & DENNEY. WOODBURY, GA. Brunswick, Ga., April 2. — (Special.) M'WILLIAMS. C. F. WALLACE. J. H . 5S3 Lee DEMOREST, GA. MATHEWS, J. F. LUNCEFORD, J. L. When Jailer Lowe opened an unused WEATHERFORD. W. J, 138 Ira. MORELANT>, W. O At HAMPER'S cell at the county jail yesterday morn- HUNT GROCERY CO. WEST. M. B. & SON, 184 W. 10th. DREW, GA. M'CONNELL, GA. WOODLAND, GA. ing three negro prisoners, who had WHITEMAN. A., 131 Connally. GILSTRAP & SON secreted themselves in the cell, rushed WHEELER. W. C. BEVERLY, J. M. Club House Brand Royal Ann Cherries, WILDER, W. F. 212 D'Alvlgny Regular 4O* out, and, before the jailer realized WILKS. I", A. H , 810 Marietta. DUCKTOWN, GA. M'DONOUGH, GA. WOODLAND SUPPLY CO. Large Black Cherries, S WOODSTOCK, GA. fjemon dins' Peaches, Extra Special. what had happened, all three of the WILLK"" - N. J. C., 313 Simpson LIDBETTER & HOWARD GOODWIN. ED. California Yellow Free Peaches, Three negroes made their escape. ' WlLKr - N, 293 Peters. EGAN, GA. PATTERSON. T J. LATIMER. DEAN & CO. Bartlett Pears, halves Cans The prisoners had planned for the WlEijOlT. MRS. J., Howell Mill WHITTAKER. W. E. PERK1NSON & M'AFEE jail delivery. They managed to get ; BACHELOR. J. T. Peeled Apricots. Dozen ' Road. JOHNSON BROS. MADISON, GA. . LANETT, ALA. Fruits Sliced Peaches. Cans . $3.89 into the cell, which was never used, ; WIMBERLY, W. F.. 774 Marietta SMITH, W. H. ATKINSON. SHERWOOD. CROWDER, D. L. but through which the jailer was com- WINN. W. H.. 34 Warren. ATKINSON. W. W. DE LOACH ft ARNETT. pelled to pass in order to reach the . TKRELKELD, A. C. Saturday the LAST PAY sit these prices WILENSKY. K., 251 Pulllam. EAST POINT, GA. GREW, C. P. HUMPHREY, C. O. other cells. He was carrying break- i WOLF, H. 219 S Pryor. DOUGLAS. ALBERT E. LANGDALE, ALA. fast to the prisoners, and just as he t WOODALL, D. S., S10 Peachtree. SMITH, F. L. PENICK SUPPLY CO. opened the unused cell the three ne- ACWORTH, GA. ELLIJAY, GA. BATES. J. W., ft CO. 5Oc Jars Whole Six Jars $1.65 groes' rushed upon him. All efforts WIMPY. J. W. MANCHESTER, GA, ROANOKE, ALA. to capture them have thus far failed, j ACWORTH CASH GROCERY CO CASH GROCERY STORE. 1IOOTY GROCERY CO. Preserved Figs 29c Only 6 to a Customer BENSON & SMITH. EMERSON, GA. DUNN BROS. HADAWAY & BISANER. GLADDEN. G. M. GINN. J. L. SHAWMUT, ALA. LEMON. J. S= FARMVILLE, GA. STEPHENS, JAMES. CLEM. K. A. MOREL TO DEMONSTRATE \ M'MILLAN BROS. STEWART & SON. THOMAS & WHITEHEAD. STANDING ROCK, ALA. In the Market FLY-KILLER HERE SOON[ 3RLANDO AWTREY'S SONS • FAYETTEVILLE, GA. MANSFIELD, GA. BAKER BROS. Full line fresh-dressed Hens, ADAIRSVILLE, GA. FIFE MERC. & HARDWARE CO. A0/VMS BROS. FRANKLIN, N. C. Turkeys, Ducks, Squabs ALLEN. B. C. KITCHEN. J. W. HAYS & GREER. BARNARD & CO. LJ. J. Morel was in Atlanta Thursday f BAILEY. C. P. TRAVIS. C. C. HITCHCOCK. W. C. FRANKS. SAM L. Geese. Fryers and Broilers of arranging with the stat'e board of I FOSSETT. A. J, TRAVIS. J. E.. & CO. LAZENBY. J. F.. & SONS. THE LYLE CO. highest quality. health for the demonstration of a fly- ' killer, which h3 declares will kill flies, ? not one by one. but by the wholesale. This fly-exterminator is an alcoholic Vegetables distillation, the vapor of which, it is l All kinds. Fresh from claimed, kills flies without being at all i PUBLISHED BY THE GROWERS OF INDIA TEA injurious to human beings. Mr. Morel Florida. No matter how hard says demonstrations will be given in it may be to get veg-etables Atlanta in May. freab, Kamper gets them— alway*. Brunswick Gets Big Plant. ' Brunswick. Ga., April 2.—(Special.) When Brunswick business men, at a McCORD- C. J. Kamper Grocery meeting1 held last night, subscribed 317-325 PHiCHTREE ST. ?10,000 in stock, they landed for this ruo>E IVY 5000. city another large industry in the STEWART Official Distributors For Brunswick Creosotinsr company, which ia to be backed by Louisville capital- ists, and which is to be incorporated COMPANY INDIA TEA with a capital of J150.QOO. iNEWSPAFERr iNEWSPAPE&r Page Tea THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA-. FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1914.

pleasure on many occasions in concert! Fred L. Beers, deputy clerk of the At- STYLISH HATS. : Heidt. Unite1 d States array; Captain F. IV. Beers Visits Son. James F . McKinley, United States and church. lanta federal court, residing: on Cam- Genuine Hemp, $2 and $3 .values, at ; !fil She is, survived by her children, and SI. "We clean or color Aigrettes. Blames army; Captain Frank McCoy, United F. W. Beers, of Long Branch, J*. J-, bridge avenue, College Park. This States army; Lieutenant Creed F. Cox, Mr. Herman Werner, 'of New York;| OFFICERS ARE ELECTED marks Mr: Beers* first visit to the south and Paradisearadise. .- ,,\.' United States army; Lieutenant Robert •Mrs, Ramsey, of St. Louis, and Messrs. i ananda New York city, architect, contrac- outside of Florida, where he has exe- 5. S. Frjrj-- r Millinery Co., S» \V. Mitchell Richardson, United States army;. Lieu- Julian and Richard Werner, of New TOD I|TA OAlllTinilHUI tor and builaer, reached Atlanta cuted several extensive building and St, Thhr Bimlmt Spot on n Bnay St. tenant A. M. "Watson, United States 'Orleans. . i !terda> on a two ittohis s engineering contracts. Society navy; Dr. Risss. United States army, and Dr. E. L. Woods, United States run ALIll oANII AKIulVI ™™ ° navy. c Conservatory P/ay. TRIPOD PAINT CO. Tne oratory department of the At- . 37 and 39 Xurttt Prror Street? Richardson-Reeves. lanta Ooa^ervatory will' present two Graham Forrester Declares M an arfac turenu Mr. i^nd Mi's. Joseph Richardson have For Miss Magnus. plays ill Cable hall this afternoon, Wbatenale and Retail invited a small company of friends to under the direction of Miss Eastla.dc. Miss Aimee Mag'nua, who has been The Junicr class win appear in "A State Should Give More for Paints, Stains, be present at the wedding of their the guest for the . past few weeks , of Pan of Fudge," and assisted by the daughter. Katharine, and Captain James Sliss Mildred Wellhouse I at the Pied- seniors in "M-C- Men Wanted," Fight on Tuberculosis. Varnishes, Etc. Haynes Reeves, or the Third United mont hotel, leaves Sunday to resume The public is cordially invited. Bell Phone 4710. Atlanta 4OG States cavalry, which will take place her studies a-t Mrs. Dow's school. Briar The board of trustees of the Geor- at their East Lake home Wednesday Cliff Manor, Briar Cliff on the Hudson. evening, April 15; Rev. W. W. Mem- During- her visit 'to Miss "Wellbouse, Memorial Services. gia Tuberculosis sanitarium held imnger officiating. The bridal parts- Miss Magnus has been delightfully en- Impressive memorial exercises for their annual meeting Thursday morn- will consist of Mrs. Presley Tates and tertained, bein^ the central figure at the members of the Women's Pioneer ing at the sanitarium in Alto.- The Mrs. James McKinley. matrons of hon- -a number of affairs §"iven in her honor society who have died the past year by the younger set. wece held Wednesady 'afternoon at the officers elected were: Dr. J. N. Mc- •or; Miss .Gertrude Gordon, of Washing- During her .visit, Miss Magnus, Piedmont hotel. Clure, of Norcross, president: Dr. I. H. TANGO ton; Miss Madge Corkran, of Maryland; Miss Nancy Hill Hopkins, of Atlanta. through her charming- and winsome " Rev., W. C. Schaeffer, Jr., of the Eng- Goss, of A then s, vice president; Dr. personality, has made for herself a lish Lutheran church, delivered a beau- Jeff Davis. of Toccoa, secretary; and the Misses Gertrude and Louise large co-terie of 'friends, who eagerly tiful address, and resolutions in mem - for CORNS -Richardson. The groom's attendants anticipate a' re-turn Visit. Miss Magnus ory of Mrs. W. A. Moore and Mrs. Lucy Joseph A. McCord, of Atlanta,' treas- will be Captain Robert Foy. United is the granddaughter of the late Mr. Pittman were offered by Mrs. W. P. urer, and Dr. William V. Parramore Your bath tub, sink, and all other fix States army; Captain Grayson V. Adoljxhus Busch. Nicolson. and Mrs. Joseph Wusthoff re-elected superintendent. Guaranteed paid tributes' to the memories of Miss Graham Forrester, pastor of the tares are quickly cleaned with Roots it out without Lucy Kickllghter and Mrs. Sarah First Baptist church, at West Point, Election of Officers. Branch O'Keefe. pain. No swelling, no There was a large attendance of the Ga., and a trustee of the sanitarium, At the annual meeting of the Wom- said Thursday afternoon that the dis- soreness, no bandage an's Auxiliary to "Wesley Memorial members and of their friends at the to stick and pull, no services. . , cussion at the meeting treated of the hospital, the following officers were GOLD DUST gouging. Sim- "YES, I PUT unanimously elected for the ensuing- inadequate appropriation made yearly year: to the sanitarium by the state. ply touch the President—Mrs. R. K. Rambo. Benefit Bridge Party. corn with A bridge party will be given at the "The Georgia Tuberculosis sanita- Recording Secretary — Miss Susie rium," declared Mr. Forrester, 'Ye - TANGO a n cl "Wells. Ansley hotel on April 16 by the Joseph Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. W. B. Habersham chapter, D. A. R. ceives from the state only $20,000 per put ait encl to THEM NEXT" year for its upkeep, .whereas $75,000 it. Mann, Treasurer—Mrs. A. McD. Wilson, Jr. would not be an extravagant sum for Financial Secretary—-Mrs. Thomas this institution. The camtari'im can T AN* GO is. Janes. 'only care for y inety patients, winch guaranteed to root Says Crystal Springs Lady, "To Vice President from North Georgia— out the core of the Mrs. T. R. Kendall, Augusta: Mrs John MEETINGS is indeed 'small as compared with, the Road to Happiness, and A. Miller, Mrs. J. A. Manget, Mrs John Georgia's needs. We want to branch corn painlessly; }£ H does not, go to They All Thank Me Now." H. Raine, Mrs. R. P. Milam, and Mrs. The Kirk-wood Civic league will hold out and do something, but nre greatly the drug store where you bought it Hugh "White. their usual meeting at the sqhoolhouse handicapped in fighting tuberculosis -and get your money back. 25c at All Vice Presidents from South Georgia— on Tuesday, April 7, at 3 o'cloc-k. Busij for Georgia." Mrs. W. T. Gautier, Columbus; Mrs. R. ness of importan-ce will be transacted "Last year we treated 223 patients, Crystal Springs,, Miss,—In advices C. Neely, Waynesboro; Mrs. W, <;, and also an interesting program will and the increase of patients this year Jncobn' Pharmacy, Atlanta. Wright, Fort Valley; Mrs. Frank: Mo- follow. All are invited to come. has rendered our maintenance appro- from this town, Mrs. C. Barton gives Rae, Valdosta; Mrs. A. P. Harley, priation insufficient. I think that the Thomasville; Mrs. W. G. Solomon, Ma- Alto sanitarium should receive the out the following for publication: "I con. same consideration from the state that Petition in Bankruptcy. the Mill edge ville asylum for the in- arn glad to inform suffering women A voluntary petition in bankruptcy sane gets. The Alto sanitarium fur- Death of Mrs. Werner. was filed with Deputy Clerk Stan ton nishes only temporary treatment; when of th,e merits of Cardui, the woman's The death of Mrs. Anna Simon Wer- Henley, of the United States court, yes- the patient shows signs of recupera- ner occurred recently in New York. terday by L.. A. Davis, of Atlanta. The tion, he soes home. It seems to me tonic- L cannot give Cardui the praise Mrs. Werner will be recalled, here as a petition eV, a city fireman, writes his that it would be an excellent idea for most gifted and talented singer, he.r liabilities at $747.93, with assets aggre- the sanitarium to follow the example due to it. I know it put me on my beautiful soprano voice having" given gating $2oO. of the sanitarium at Milledgeville and provide a permanent home for the feet, after all. other medicines had consumptives of Georgia, where they may spend the rest of their lives out .failed. in nature's Open. If the state would make provisions for such, T am .sure it Last summer, I was down flat on would be greatly beneficial to Geor- These ArethcStores Pureinilie gia." my back w ith womanly troubles. 1 was so- uneasy. C&uld not walk at Making BOY LOSES RIGHT LEG *Tp HESE ARE THE STORES selected to handle Mme. Ise'bell's times, and it hurt me to sit down. TRYING TO SWING CAR E am very fond of reading all kinds Sureinihe •*• world's famous toilet preparations in this city. These stores L. C. Gentle, the 4-year-old boy of «f books, especially, if they have any- Talbot Gentle, of 159 Jett street, while are qualified by their convenient locations, modern equip- thing to say. about suffering women. Baking attempting to board the front end of m slowly running incoming* English One day, I was reading the Ladles' avenue street car Thursday afternoon ment and facilities,to serve satisfactorily and well the ladies of about 4:45 o'clock on Kennedy street, Birthday. Almanac, and saw what the : ;| ——-^———- CALUMET near the corner of Chestnut street, this city who are interested in the preservation of personal beauty/ Cardui Home Treatment had done for , i; Just an ordinaryB ««*-»M—. fell and slipped underenath the car, the wheels passing over the boy's other ladies, so I decided to try it. f f j knowledge of bak- "Aill *•» right leg,- severing it just below the These stores are operated under progressive merchandising poli- knee. After using a full treatment (6 bot- ing requirements on your part is all that is nec- Gentle was rushed to the Atlanta essary to produce perfect bakings with Calumet Baking hospital 'for treatment and was suf- cies. Their stocks are well assorted in every line and you can tles), I got fat and stout, and don't fering considerably from the pain of Powder. • • Calumet by its purity and perfect leavening IT is wound last night. look or feel like the same woman. ' I Some eye-witnesses state that the purchase anything yoii desire in'toilet goods at any one of them. qualities does the rest. boy had 'requested permission of the would not be without Cardui in the motorman to ride when the car stopped Leave your next baking to Calumet and note at the corner of Chestnut street^ The They handle not only Mme. Ise'bell's toilet preparations, but house now. It Is certainly the medi- .the improvements—also note the saving—for Calumet is motorman denies that the boy had spoken to him, and' states that he at- cine for ailing women. ^economical in cost and use. All good grocers sell it.. tnmpted to board his car when it be- anything else you may require in the line of toilet goods. At these gan to start. I loaned my book to some of my *EC IVED HIGHEST AWARDS World's Pure Food Exposition stores you can purchase just what you desire without quibbling suffering lady friends, and they are Chic.EO.HL HITT LOSES GOLD WATCH now. using Qardui, and they ' are all PuiaExpOftition, France, and without any endeavor to sell some substitute. thanking me for putting them next to Much 1912. TO A DARING BURGLAR the road to health and happiness." Moultrie Hitt. of 73 West Fifth MAD A M E IS E 'BELL'S EXQUI- MADAME ISE'BELL'S SKIN Follow t-he example of Mrs. Barton. street, while asleep early Thursday SITE PACE POWDEB—Softens FOOD AND WRINKLE PASTE Begin taking; Cardui today. At your morn ing on his sleeping porch, was aroused by noises in his bedroom ad- and improves the skin while beau- —Ideal for massage, feeding and druggist's. joining. He quickly secured hie pis- tol, and entered the room to discover tifying it. Blends perfectly with nourishing the skin, filling out and X. 13.—Write to: Lad i es' Advisory that lie had flushed a burglar. Flash- Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat- tanooga. Tenn.. for Special Instruc- ing the gurj in the burglar's face, he the natural tone of the complexion. obliterating .wrinkles. Two sizes, tions, and 64-page book, "Home Treat- ordered him to surrender. ment for Women," sent in plain wrap- a fc«yclwa p or bt|-c*n bmbiac newder. Don't be aided. The burglar ran through a door out Comes in three shades, Naturelle, 50c and $1.00. ieJuPM fins bta rmtts. Cdanrt u f«r superior to Mfer niUE »nd of piBto-1 range, and made good his per, on request. B escape through the rear of the house. Brunette and White. Price, 50c. MADAME ISE'BELL'S FLESH Hitt, upon investigating, discovered that the early morning intruder had MADAME ISE'BELL'S NATURAL WORM ERADICATOR—Cleanses carried off his gold watch and all his pocket' change. BLUSH ROUGE — Gives a natu- the pores of blackheads, pimples ral tint to pale cheeks and lips. and other blemishes. Has a bleach- CONVICT IS WITNESS Price, 50c. ing and healing effect. Price, $1.00. Juvenile Attire For Easter AT A PEONAGE TRIAL MADAME ISE'BELL'S ROSE MADAME ISE'BELL'S TURKISH Bee Wood, negro convict, now doing1 BATH OIL — Keeps the skin time in the Kockdale county ehain- BLUSH STICK ROUGE—A g-ang, and Cliff Henderson, a negro, smooth, clear and healthy. The 1 lie opening buds, the green of the fields, now a prisoner in the Rockdale county , splendid rouge in a convenient jail awaiting trial, were brought into the fed civil courtroom yesterday mom- form. Is healthful and soothing. right thing to iise after automobil- the scent of tlie violets^ — all suggest ing1 as witnesses against R. P. Diggers Price, 25c. iiig, golfing or any other outdoor prominent planter of Rockdale county, on trial Charged with peonage. In Sep- sport. Two sizes,'50c and $1.00. tember, 1913, a federal grand jury re- MADAME ISE'BELL'S LILAC turned a true bill against R. P. Big-1 Spring Attire for 1 ptaom gers, asserting peonage, and during the' HAND WHITENER —A few MADAME ISE'BELL'S D. C. DE- trial before Judge Newman, of the l, ii i ted States court, vesterday. some drops applied after washing make PILATORY POWDER—Removes thirty witnesses have so far been ex- Our second floor is splendidly ready amined. When Wood was called to the hands soft and white and prevent superfluous hair without pain or witness chaii- he appeared in convict apparel. The case will be concluded chapping. Price, 25c. injury. Price, $1.00. in every feature of Dress and Hat and this morning, and will likely result in an acquittal of the defendant, notwith- standing- the number of witnesses pre- Coat. sented. Every Woman Can HaveaGoodComplexion \Vould you attire the tot tastefully? DRIVEN FROM HIS HOME BY FATHER, SAYS BOY Vvouldyou dress the little one stylishly? LL of the above preparations are made after Madame Ise'bell's celebrated M. If. Cunning-ham, alias J. K. Stovall, A formulas, and are guaranteed to co ntain only the highest grade ingredients a 1.-year-old boy, 'held at police sta- \Wuld you apparel the kid in comfort? tion and charged with skipping board and to be chemically pure. For nearly half a century the popular stage favor- biiis at the Ansley Hotel and the Pied- 1 mont hotel, told Detectives Black and ites have depended upon these famous preparations to remove and prevent You 11 Come To Rosser Thursday that lie had been wandering1 aimlessly around the coun- the ill effects of stage "make up" and to withstand constant traveling's wear try since his father, a wealthy citizen of Elkin. W. Va.. had driven him from and tear on beauty. Madame Ise 'bell h as thousands of unsolicited testimonials Keely s Second Floor home because he wanted to marrv. The boy declares that 'his father as he left signed with such noted names as. home, threw a shoe at him. It" the boy's story pro-res true, and the New Dresses, 2 to 6 yrs. .«,.-.•. . . Floral Crepes parent is willing for his wandering boy to return home, the boy will, in all Gertrude Elliott Maude Lillian Berri Anna Held probability, be sf-nt back home, as the Lingerie Dresses, 2 to 14 yrs. . . . Novelty Trimmed managements of the hotels do not wish Marcella Sembrich Zelie de Lussan Cissie Loftus to prosecute the youth under such con- Voile Dresses, 6 to 14 yrs. . . . Hand Embroidered ditions. Blanche Bates Maxine Elliott Trixie Friganza ^iVhite Crepe Dresses, 2 to 14 yrs. Daintily Embroidered THOMAS MOORE HURT; Jane Oaker Isabel Rush Effie Shannon Soft Batiste Dresses, 2 to 14 yrs. ... Lace Trimmed THROWN FROM BUGGY These famous women have made a study of beauty and tealth. None Thomas H. Moore, a wealthy and re- knows better how to preserve and emp hasize the advantages of a clear skin tired planter of Bolton, Ga., while re- French Linen Dresses, 2 to 14 yrs. . . \Vhite and Colors turning to his home in a bug^y, was and a good complexion. You can buy Mme. Ise'bell's preparations at any of i thrown from it when his horse became ' 1 frightened at a Marietta street car near ' the following stores: • • - , the end of the car line late Thursday' $1 to $10 eacn $1 to $12.50 i afternoon. Moore's head was crushed, i ; Patterson's ambulance answered the ' DOWNTOWN STORES: Edmondson Drug Co., West End Pharmacy, •• emergency call, and made the round 6 N PT OT st trip to the scene of the accident and [ The J. M. High Co., " - * - Gordon and Lee Sts. back to the "Wesley Memorial hospital j I in 26 - minutes. Moore is reported ay • Elkin Drug Co., EAST END STORES: , being in a serious condition at the hos- M. Rich & Bros. Co., (Both Stores.) pital. He is 76 years of age. Gate City Drug Store, Special Sale of Hats Benjamin Pharmacy Co. Green-Trent Drug Co., Auburn and Butler Sts. 104 Whitehall St. 73 Forsyth St. From Baby Sizes to ^Misses — 12 years. j MOTHER ASKS POLICE Inman Park Pharmacy, \ TO HELP FIND HER SON Bramion Drug Store, Gunter-Watkins Drug 580 Edgewood Ave. 48 Marietta St. Co., Lingeries, Straws, Lace, Net, Hand Embroid- Chief of Police James L. Beavers was Kimball's Pharmacy, asked Thursday by Mrs. Ella J. Sten- 42 Peachtree St. 367 South Boulevard, j felt, of 150 Central avenue, to help Brown & Allen, ered Crepes, Floral and lace and ribbon trim- 1 her find her son, Clifford- Brewer, aged 24 Whitehall St James Sharp, NORTH SIDE STORES: . 28. who left home last April and has 231 Marietta St. been heard from but once since, which E. C. Cone, med. Many clusters of fruit, frill trimmings was last Junej when -he wrote his R. G. Dunwoody, . .j » 1 mother from Memphis, Tenn, The moth- 60 Whitehall S.t. Hood Pharmacy, M-; I'eaclitree St. er fears that Her son has happened to 431 Marietta St. are in evidence. some misfortune. E. C. Cone, Medlock Pharmacv, 19 Decatur St. WEST END STORES: 2 to 6 to 189 West Peachtree'St. COOKING SCHOOL WILL Coursey & Munn, Medlock Pharmacy, WHOLESALE: DISTRIBUTORS. 6 years $1 to $6 12 years $1 to $7.50 CONTINUE NEXT WEEK 29 Marietta St. 27 Garden St. Edmondson Drug Co., Medlock Pharmacy, Lamar & Rankiu Drug Much interest is being manifested in See Window.for Today's Novelties the cooking: school conducted fay Mrs. 11 N. Broad St. Cascade and Gordon Sts. Co., S. R. Uull at the Central Congrega- tional church under the aus-pices of the Christian Sndeavor society. The } school will continue all of next week i and those ylio did not obtain, tickets i at the beginning1 of the session may Made by Mme. Ise'bell I attend upon payment of the nominal i sum of 10 cents each day. The menu , for Friday is the following: Old-fash- The World's Most Famous Beauty Expert Iveely Company t ioned waffles, fish soussle, lemon sous- j sle. nondescript. The sessions are held 352 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago, U. S. A. I from a to 5\each afternoon in the as- sembly room of the church, corner of Kllis street .and Carnegie way. 1 THE CONS'tTFUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, APBH. 3, 1914. Page EleWxu

had grazed his arm and fired bis pleasure, and the governor was enthu-' sleeve *Fhe boy was* fast weakening siastic in his praiae of tae fine road from the loss of blood He was made between ThomasviDe and Tallahassee, as comfortable as possible until he GUY WINGER LEAVES; which is almost unsurpassed in this could be given medical attention in section both as a highway for travel Atlanta and for the exceeding beauty of the is The cond uctor boarded the express scenery along its course. car through the side entrance to inves- tigate the extent of the loss and dis- DESTINATION A SECRET Pilem Cored In « to 14 Days covered the bandit's pistol lying on ,ta refund money if I»AZO OINT- .- « ,* fails to care Itching. Blind, Bleed- "The papers,. Lieutenent Gibson—immediately, This is BOYESSENGER the floor, still smoking- from the re- Inig i or Protruding Piles. First application cent fire Nothing was missing. Failure of Burns to Return gives relict. 5Oc. Bandits Board Train. jrour last chance." The fast train does not stop at Co- This Week Is Cause of Atlantan Is Wounded in mer, but had stopped at a water .tank a mile this side of Comer -There, it Speculation. "I placed them in the safe and they are not there now,.sir." is belie\ ed. the bandit and his two Thwarting Bold Attempt companions boarded the platform of the express c^fech afuch speculation, has arisen over More New Spring The tones were quiet, cold, determined. to Rob Seaboard Air Line The sheriff of Clarke county, from Athens, and the chief of police, with the failure of Detective "William J bloodnouns, visited the scene of the Burns to return to Atlanta within the Scarfs at The General stepped swiftly forward, his fist was clenched as Train at Comer. attempted robbery Thursday morning, past four days, on each of which he but no track could be located By the was expected in the eit>. dogs Posses, made up of deputy Further interest -was added to his L C. Adler's for a blow. With an effort he commanded himself, then turned The tiaditional ' lone bandit," sheriffs from the surrounding coun- investigation of the Frank case yes- masked, boarded Seaboard \.ir L ne ties, led by the two special agents of the Seaboard, who wece on the train terday by the departure of Gay B Exclusive designs just • fast train No 11, southbound, at the at the time of fche robberj, "W G Biddinger, Burns* ablest lieutenant, and pressed the communicator. •w-ater tank near Comer, Ga. early Slaughter and J W Neufer, are scour- who has been in Atlanta since Satur- in. Thursday morning, while "the passen- ing the woods for several miles around ! day at -work under cover of secrecy. gers were still asleep, and forcing bis the scene of the hold-up. Biddlnger's destination has not been "You will go to your quarters, sir, and consider yourself under ' way into the express car, was balked rexealed It is rumored, however, that Silks, crepes, French in an attempt to rob the express car he has gone to New Tork, In which foulards, English spot- arrest The humiliation of an escort will be spared you. How- safe, containing aoout $1,200 and other Woman's Clothes Found cjty Burns is still believed to he. The \a>uable.s, by a boy express messenger, exact date of the noted detective's re- ted foulards, knitted R C Fletcher, of 480 ^ hitehall street, On Bank Beside a Pond; turn is not known, it is said In offices ever, there will be a guard about the place." Atlanta, who engaged the would-be for the defense, although, he is expect- silks, grenadines, bril- robiber in an exciting pistol duel April Fool, Say Police ed back at any moment —Extract from th* firs; instalment of "Lucille Laoe, Tfte-Girl of Mystery.'* Fletcher, w hen he refused to open His failure to return at rbe antici- liant oriental colorings, the safe, at the same time drawing his pated time creates the belief that he soft pastel shades, odd- revolver from his hip pocket, was shot The police believe that an April has discovered new angles to th° through th-e flesh In his left arm bv the •fool" joke was played on them Thurs- Frank case outside of Atlanta, and figured patterns, novel bandit He returned fire and several day afternoon, when the clothes of a that he is probing these before his re- shots were exchanged One of the woman were left beside the pond turn tapestry effects. : shots fired oy the boy messenger h,it which has formed on Hill street near Immediately upon Burns' return sup- th* stock of the bandit's pistol and Ormond street, at the outlet of the Hill plementary evidence will be submitted knocked it from his hand to the floor street sewer to Solicitor Hueh Dorsey in further Note that window of i Receiving the report of the woman s notification of the forthcoming retrial Bandit Msjkes Escape. application before Judge Ben Hill 50e crepes; then come in j clothes being found on the bank at which, it is expected, will be made on "When the bandit lost his pistol, and 1 40 o'clock, a squad of policemen, April 16 and tie to a couple. l fte tfae train, began to come to a stand- headed by Chief Beavers, with a sup- still in answer to a jerk of the bell- ply of drag nets and hooks, rushed to cord by the express messenger, the the pond, believing that a woman had GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA robber ran -to the rear of the express committed suicide MOTORS TO THOMASViLLE car through the door and leaiped o*f On the bank of the small pond they the slowly running- train, disappear- found the clothes of a -man and a ThomasviIIe, Ga, April 2—(Special) ing in the darkness small purse, the center of which Governor Park Trammell, of Florida, J. D Bunby flagman of the tram, were empt> was a visitor to Thomasville yesterday, jumped off the rear platform of the After thoroughly drag tig the pond coming up through the country in an 116 PEACHTREE automobile with a party of friends train as soon as it stopped, and, think- a few times, they really that there The visit to Georgia was solely for ing the pistol shots were exploding could not possibly be an^ one on the torpedoes, giving warning1 of a "wreck bottom, and they gave up their efforts, ahead, Tan baxsk down th© track some believing that someone played an April dletanc-e to place torpedoes to ^protect 'fool" joke on them v the traJn from a rear collision * On signal of the engineer he returned to the tram and. states -that he passed DR. CHASON CATCHES on the tracks three rough looking men According- to his statements, there SEVEN-POUND TROUT werp probablj three bandits engaged in the attempted looting of the fast Bainbndge, Ga , April 2 —{Special ) tram exipTess car, the two companions To Dr Gordon Chason belongs the taking little part m the exciting drama. honor of catching the larflest fish of ACleanAflanla It is beheved that they jumped off the season, which is now under full the tram as soon as the first shots were headway He has returned from Lake tired Minton with a trout 3 feet long that weig-hs 7 pounds There have been Trail Wounded Robber. sev eral accounts of immense fish Two special agents of the Seaboard caug-ht in these "waters, bait this is who happened to be among the pas- the largest actually -weighed before Must Start at King's sengers of the ti-ain, jumped off the witnesses train immediately and took up the tiail of the robber Down the traeka could be traced a thin trail of blood, Polk Court Adjourns. evldtntlj coming from the pistol shot Cedartown Ga , April 2 —(Special ) It takes TOOLS — tools of weight, that knocked the bandit s revol\ er Judge F A It-win, of the city court of f oru Ins hand \\nich afterwards, it Polk, .county, has ordered that on ac- count of the recent rains wihlch have strength and temper to get down to sur- is belie\ ed, lodged in his arm The been very un f a vorable to farmi ne fast ti am immediately left the scene work, the regoilar term of Apnl of the lobbery on its way to Atlanta, city court be postponed This action faces. It takes tools of perfect make and ind AI rtvert here at 6 40 o clock twen- on the part of the judge will be ap- t\ minutes late preciated by the farmers design to clean, polish and preserve the J'lctcher was earned to a doctor and hit, wnund dr et>sed The phvsician Di (. harlts O amith, stated that his surface when unearthed. At King's you \\ ouiiU \vould not p-roS e serious Thf aR«

j\ 'APERf .I»age Twelve. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GIL, FRIDAY, APBTJL 3, 1914. JT RANGE IN COT row OPTIONS. BUM la New Turk C*tt«t Sauce In New Orleami Cotton. ATLANTA QUOTATIONS MENOFTHENAWfK 1 1 |L**tl 1 Pr»T. lOoenlHlihl Low] Salef CloM. CloM. REPORTS OF lODenlHlih Ix>»l s»l«l Clow. 1 CUm. Xor. .1 12.68-7512.50-60 4pr. .1 | | | 112.73 12.75 t VBGETABI^S. May. .1 2 -331 12.52 12.32 15.51 12.51-52 12.33-34 May. . 12.62 12.73 12.62 12.72 12.72-73 12.64-66 i (Corrected by Fidelity Fruit and Produce une. . 12.34-37 12.22-24 June 12.72-74 12.64-66 'Company. No. 2 Produce Place.) THEIR LIVES FOR ORES July. . 12.08 I2.JS 12.07 12.20 12.20-21 12.0t-10 July. .112.50 12.62 12.50 12.62 12.61-62 12.52 BAHRKL APPLES— Aug. . 11.81 11.96 11.81 11.S5 11.S5 ll.SS-86 AUE. . 12.19 12.19 12.19 13.19 12.20-22 12.11-13 Fancy Baldwins "*5-l« Sept 11.75-77 11.66-69 1 Eca Davis J6.50 OUI STOCK Sept. . 11.49 11.54 11.49 11.54 11.61-63 11.49-51 IN»FIELDS Oct. . 11.42 11.56 11.42 11.55 11.55-56 11.43 Oct. . 11.51 11.63 11.51 11.62 11.61-62 11.51-52 ; BOX APPLES— Story of Heroism Told by Com- Dec. . 11.43 11.61 11.18 11.61 11.61-62 11.48-43 j,-ov 11.60-62 ir.50-52 i Wlneaap .. .. » .. .. «. [email protected] Dec. . 11.49 11.60 11.53 11.60 11.59-60 11.49-50 PINK APPLES, red Spanish .. ..»3.00©3.50 mander of the Collier Short Sellers of Wheat t Alaska .. .. •• J2.50 In Early Dealings Market! The Market Closed Very Closed very steady- Closed steady. FANCY GRAPEFRUIT a.n.Cy.".* .'"»2"[email protected] Jupiter. BEANS, green, drum [email protected] Gave Evidence of Strength, Steady, Net 11 to 18 Points Rushed to Cover and the Wax .. .J2.50 ONIONS, red, bag 5*-25 Washington, April 2.—Readiness of STOCKS. Market Closed Firm at Ad- White J4.50 But Reaction Followed. Higher—Spot Cotton Was BONDS. CABBAGE, crate 51.75 officers and enlisted men of the navy CELERY, dozen 75@90c to risk their lives for others is strik- TT. S. 'ref. SB, registered 9|Ji Prev. vance—Corn Up. Florida, crate [email protected] Bonds Steady. Quiet. High. Ixwr. Cos*. Close. ingly illustrated in a report to the navy U. S. ref. 2s, coupon , .. -.»?*. POTATOES, red, bushel 41.00 department from the commanding of- U. S. 30, registered 101^ Amal. Copper , , . 77 9i 77 *& 77% »7% White, bushel ..- Jl-10 Am. Agricultural. .56% 56^ 56. % 55 ^ LEMONS, box [email protected] New Tork. April 2.—There were in- ficer of the collier Jupiter, made pub- >few Tork, April 2.—The cotton mar- V. a SB. registered J2J^ Am. Beet Sugar .. 23% 23% 23* 23 Chicago. April 2.—Green bugs in EGG PLANT, crate dications for a time today of returning lic today. ket showed renewed firmness today, do. 3s coupon .. - -• ..iui% American Can ... 30% 29% 29% £9% Oklahoma and heasian fly elsewhere TOMATOES, fancy crate stock. ;$3.00 U. S. 4s registered 111% faad a scarecrow effect today on snort Choice ..1.52.25 strength in the stock market. A mod- "On March 16 last/" the report says more than recovering yesterday's Am. Car & Foundry 61 61 CUCUMBERS"."."." erate volume of buying was sufficient in part "Ordinary Seamen Curtis, losses, and closed very steady at a net do. , 4s, coupon ...... • •^~% sellers of wheat. Largely, in conse- Panama 3s, coupon .. »-. ....102 Am. Cotton OH 43 J& *3» quence, the market closed firm at 1-* LETTUCE, drum to nit prices generally, atter a, u» 34% gain, too, in all the other speculative PEPPER, 6-basket, tender on the advance, during which a few of ley. Developments showed that poison- traders who were selling May and Am. Smelt, and Re- articles—corn l-4@3-8, oats 1-8® 1-4 OKRA. crate, tender . ... the representative shares were bid up ous gases had collected in this hold, 5 fining 70»4 69 69 69% to 1-4 and provisions 5@7 1-2 to SWEET POTATOES, buahel .. ,.S1.001.15 July seemed to be buying new cro] Atchison gen. 4s...... •» • • «.997 ^ as much as a point, with larger sains t Fritz, finding himself g-ettnig: faint, months, which made new ihigh groum do. cvl 4a (I960) .. .. ., ^4 do. pfd 102y4 102^i 102^4 102% 12 1-2. _ CAULIFLOWER, drum ., .. ..$3.00®3.25 to back U the do. cv Be, bid 102 Am. Sugar Reflning.lOOi-, 100)* 100% 100 Although none of advices in regard ENGLISH PEAS .; .. ..53.00 among the specialties. Before noon a atarted E° P ladder, but for the movement. Am. Tel. & Tel. . .122*- 122% 122% 12S& reaction set n w h The unsettled feeling which devel- Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s »* to insect peats in the fields asserted STRAWBERRIES - ... «* J?i? -i?a!?S2 ?« mnlt fell unconscious. Anding placed the Baltimore & Ohio 4s 9*™ Am. Tobacco . . .234 234 233^4 232% any existing damage and notwith- eled the list and nen< t changes in most hoigting Une around Fritas and Curtis oped in the marekt yesterday was in do. 3%s 91% Anaconda Min. Co. FOOT/TRY AND EGGS. cases were insignificant. evidence again at the opening and firs! Brooklyn Transit cv. 4s, bid 91% ex-dlv 36 35% 35% 36^ standing that a majority of experts Hens, live, pound .. 14c The decision of the courts, that hold- went up for help. Seaman Stanley then prices were steady, I point higher to 2 Central o£ Georgia 5s 104& Atchison 97% 97',& 97 97 were disposed to make Jiffht or such Friers, pound *. ,, ... 20c ers of Unloti Pacific preferred were not went below to bring up Fritz, As soon. points lower. There appeared to "be do. pfd 100% 100 i,s news, most of the "wheat shorts would Ducks, apiece .. . .. 25c Central Leather os . • •• •>»% Atlantic Coast Line 122% 123 entitled to participation in the spe- as the latter had been removed Andins quite a good many overnight selling Chesapeake & Ohio 4 '/is, 9**i take no chances. It was evident the .. 20c cial dividend disbursement of Balti- himself dropped back unconscious. order* around the ring. These offer- do. conv. 4 J^ a, bid -• • - * - 5s Baltimore & Ohio.. 91^ 89% 90 91^4 market had been somewhat oversold Bethlehem Steel . . 42 41<& 41% 41 fc more and Ohio stock, caused only a Boatswain's Mate Leitner then went ings, however, were readily absorbed, Chicago & A ton 3^a, bid « and that for tihe time bein£ at least FOLCR. GRAIN AKD FEED. temporary spurt in Union Pacific com- Chicago, 3. & Quincy joint 4a .. . . 97%Brooklyn Rapid T.. 92% 92=Ja 92'A 92V* Flour, Sacked, Per Bbl.—Victory (in towel down to put the line around Andingr, •with buyers encouraged by the rela- Canadian Pacific . .209 208^i 20S% _„207. ,^» the prudent course was to cover. Sam- bags), 56.25, Victory (our finest patent), mon. This movement, as a market tively steady showing of Liverpool, fa- do. sen. 4s .., l,???* 36% I plea of Oklahoma wheat, said to con- but found he had fallen so far from Chicago, Mil. & St. P. cv. 4^zB $l?* Central Leather.. . 36% 35% 35% 36% 56.20; Quality (tn 4S-lb. towel bass>, $6.25; factor, was more than offset by the vorable Manchester trade reports, bull- Chicago. R. I. & Pac. H. R- col. 4s ,. 36*4 Chesapeake & Ohio. C3% 53% 53% 53% tain true specimens of green bug. were Quality (our rineat patent), $6.10; Gloria weakness of Baltimore and Ohio, which the ladder "that the line would not ish overnight spot advices from th« Chicago, R. I. & Pac. Ry. rfg. 4a .. .. IB Chi. Great Western 18^ 13% exhibited to traders here, but were not (self-rising), ¥5.90; Gloria (self -rising), for a time sold down to 2 points. The reach him, He then tried to drag: south, and continued talk of delayec Colo. «t Southern ref. & ext. 4*ft« .. .- 9<>1A Chi.. Milwaukee and so certified by any entomologist. The 15-lbs., $6.10; White Lily (self-rising), JJ5.60; stock was offered freely by traders on Andins, but was himself ovcr.come and new crop prepara ti ons. Th e appear- St. Paul 101 U 300% 101 101 extent of injury from the hessian fly White Lily (aeif-rialn^). 32 Ihs., S5.75; Delaware & Hudson cv. 4s • • * 6*•* Chi. and North "West- the ground that the decree opened the fell back into the hatch. Boatswain ance of May buying orders in the Denver & Rio Grande ref. 5s ] was declared by good authority to "White Lily (self-rising). 6 Ibs.. S6.00; way for the Baltimore and Ohio stock ~ T Shaw arrived at this time, went Hands of houses with foreign corjnec- Distillers' 5s 6*A ern 134% 134 134 133% Swans Down (hlgnest patent), J5.75; Puri- 85 Colo. Fuel & Iron 32% 32 Vi depend on April wea.ther when the tan (highest patent), $5.60; Paragon (higrn- distribution which -would largely in- •, below and endeavored to drap the tin- tions, and leading spot house brokers, J3rie prior lien 4s, bid 75 Consolidated Gas. ..135 133 132% 322% brood is developln-gr. Last spring, co-la crease the supply of that stock. 1 conscious men to the ladder, but found appeared to start covering by recent do. gen 4a • est patent), $5.60: Home Queen (highest do. cv. 4s series "B," bid 74 Corn Products ... 9 S T-4 8 % 8 % rainy weather, acted aa a check and, patent), $560; White Cloud (high patent), Canadian Pacific waa strong" on "buy- i he could not move them. Chief Carpen- local s«llers and the market quickly Delaware & Hudson 149 149 148% 14SV* therefore, damage predictions were $5.40; White Daisy (high patent), |5.40; ing. the whole list, in fact, felt the ef- | ter Kemp ton and Ordinary Seaman turned upward. Forecasts for gener- Illinois Central 1st ref. 4s, bid 93 Denver & Rio G 13% 14% Inter borough-Met. 4^4s • *™7a unrealized. Omaha reports of some Ocean Spray (patent), $5.10; Southern Star feet of purchases for European ac- Ferguson then went into the hold to ally fair weather in the south encour- Inter. Merc. Marine 4%s |3J| do. pfd 25% 25% 25 25 export sales for clearance by way of (patent), $5.10; Sun Rise (patent), $6.10; count, which have been on a larger render assistance and Ordinary Pea- aged renewed pressure during the mid- Distillers' Securities 19 18% 18% 18 Sun Beam (patent), $5.10; King Cotton Japan 4 %s • «- **5!g Erie 30% 30 30% 30% :he gulf formed the chief influence on scale during the last day or two. It man Curtis went back into the hold a dle ot the morning, but nothing more Kansas ity Southern ref 5s 9 * % the wheat market prior to the flurry (patent), $4.90; Tulip flour (straight). $4.40. was estimated that 10,000 shares were second time. than slight reactions occurred and the I^afce Shore deb. 4s (1931) bid 9l£ do. 1st pfd .... 46% 46% 46% 46% Meal. Sacked. Per Bu.—Meal, plain, 96- ""When the executive officer arrived do. 2nd pro" 37% 38 about the danger of insect depredation Ib. sacks, 88c; meal, plain, 4g-lb. sacks, 90c; purchased today by European repre- general tendency of prices was higher, Louisville & Nashville Un. 4s 9£% General Electric . .147 147 146 346 sentatives. he had a line thrown into tin? hold Missouri, Kan. & Texas lat 4s 90 14 becoming a serious menace. meal, plain, 24-lb sacks, 92c. the close being within a point or twc Great Northern pfd 127% 127% 127% 127 Corn prices were nervous, thoug-b. Grain, Sacked. Per Bu.—Corn, choice red Missouri Pacific continued the week's from the coal boom and Boatswain of the best. May contracts inrceasee do. gen. 4>->s, of* Lehigh Valley . ..145% 144% 144% 144% No. 1, small bales, $1 25; large light clover. clfne. falling to a nq'wlow figure at 36. then went to the rescue and all were Pennsylvania cv. 3fea (1915) «« % Loulsvi Ie & Nashv. 137% 137% 137% 136% expected a decrease in stocks. m(xed hay. $1.25; small light clover mixed do. con. 4s bid 1J1 Minn.. St. P. and S'U Oats had some independent strength, Total sales of bonds, $2.400.000. United (Hauled to safety. hay, $1.25; heavy clover mixed hay, $1.15; States 'bonds unchanged on call. " Atlanta, April 2.—Cotton steady; middling, because of continued seeding delays atraw, 65c, C. S. meal. Harper. $29.00; C. S. St. Louis & San. Fran fg. 4s ...... 77^ Mo., Kan. & Texas. 13% IS 18 18% from wet weather. meal. Swift,, $28.50$28.5,, C. S. meal,. CremoFeed, WILSON AND BRYAN do. gen. 5s •- fj Missouri Pacific . . 2S^6 2S% 2fi % 27 H Smaller receipts of ho-ga than ex- $27.00; C. S.. -hulls , sacked* - , $12.50. Dry Goods. Macoc—Steady; middling. 13. St. Louis S-western con. 4s, bid 73^ National Biscuit ..132'4 131!% 131% 132% pected here and in the west made the Chicken Feed., Per Cwt.—Aun ?3ew Tork, April 2.—Cotton goods markets ASSAILED IN HOUSE provision market bulge. Signs pointed Mash, 100-pound- ,ck8. _ $2.2^; Athens—Steady; middling, IS 14. Southern Pacific col. 4s •- •• 31^ Nafl ays. of Mexico pigeon feed. 100-pound sacks. S2.50; Purina •were quiet and steady today with fair to only 108,000 hogs arriving in Chi-chowder, 3 2-packagfe bales, $2.50; Purina trading done in narrow print cloths and Washington, April 1.—President Port Movement. Southern Pacific R R. 1st ref. 4s .. --*|^ New York Centrai . 91 90% 30% 90% cago this week as against 178,000 for chowder. 100-pound sacks, $2.30; Purina tickings Men's wear was in moderate de- Wilson and Secretary Bryan were as- N. Y.. Ont. and West- the corresponding week; a year ago. baby chick feed. $2.25; Purina scratch, 12- mand on reorders for light weights. Late sailed in the house today by Repre- Galveston—Steady, middling, 13: net re- do. gen. 4a ™9? ern 27% 27% 37 27 fall carpet openings for spring were prom- ceipts, 5,598; gross. 5.6Q«; saJes. 50; stock package bales J2.30. PurJna scratch. 100- sed by selling agents, sentative Rog-^rs, reDUibliean, of Mas- 249,939; exports to Great Britain, 5,656 Union Pacific 4s 'fS Norfolk & Western. .104% 104% 103% 103 ^4 Chicago Quotations. oound. sacks. $2.05; Victory baby chick feed. sachusetts, •with charges that they had coastwise, 2,103. do. t-v. 4s "» North American . . 7814 77 78 78% Prev. S2.20, Victory scratch. 100-pound sacks. do. 1st and ref. 4s .. 94 Northern Pacific . .115>,« 114% 114% 114% Open. High. Low. Close. Close. $2.10; Victory scratch. B 0-pound sacks, Petroleum, Hides, Leather, disregarded the merit system of ap- U. S. Rubber 6s }^» Pacific Mall. . , . 2- Savannah—Firm, middling. 13'4; net re Republic Iron and OATS— horse feed. $1,65: A. B. C. feed. JJ.60: Fat iola£sea sugar 2.30; centrifugal 2.95. Re- gard to fitness of candidates for their ceapts, 1.285, gross, 1,285; sales. 1,191, stock Jofcn F. Black & Co. May . . . Maker horse and mule feed, (1 30; Mliko Qn«4 42% 42^ Davidson, charged -with, complicity in 3.229. Whenever this arbitrage Interest is conquer- Salt—100-lb. bags. 53c; Ice cream. SOc; have larger quarters ed either one. the present basis or a close N Y,, N. H. & H. 70 B9% 69% 19% Granocrysfal 80c, No. S barrels. $3.25. the murder, and confessed to having Ray Cons. Copper . 22% 22^ 22*4 22 Arm and Hammer Soda. JS.Ofi: keg- soda, Terai* City—Net receipts, 425; grogs, 429. level with Liverpool, this market will be nund Total sales for day 210,600 shares. helped in the killing. He testified that and better facilities to be lacking in support excepting what will Grain. 2c; Royal Baking Powder. 1-Ib,, $4.80: stock, 4,034, exports coastwise, 10, %-lb.. $5.00; Horsford's. J4.50: Good Luck, he, with. Jim Deaton. and Andrew John- come from crop and trade conditions. Chicago. April 2. — Cash Grain Wheat, $375. Success. ?T.SO; Roujrh Rider, $1.80. son, went to Steep Hill, which over- to serve you. Minor Ports—Net receipts. 1,597; gross shares •were: ?Jo. 2 red 93 fe @> 9 4 fe ; 2?o, J hard 91 % & Beane—Lima. 7«i : navy. $2.65. looked CaHahan's store at Crocketts- 1 ,>97 - stock, 3,729; exports to Great Brltai ••'._. No. 2 northern 93% ®94^a ; No. £ Ink—Per crate, $1.20. ville, and concealed themselves in the 5'.S33; to Japan, 100. Comparative Port Receipts. spring 93*/2 @@94i-a- .Telly— 30-lb. palls, $1.35; 3-oz.. $2.TO. underbrush. They cut email branches Reading 13.500 Oats, No. ! white 41; standard 40. Spaghetti—51.90. Total receipts Thursday at all ports, net. Follon-lnr inn nel recelptu ot cotton »t United States Steel 22,70( Rye. No. 3, 60. off trees, and stuck them In the ground the norts on Thursday. April 2. compared Barley. 48iijt>4. Tjeather—Diamond oak. 4Sr. as resting places for their rifles. Wtaen Consolidated, five days, at all ports, n< with those on the corresponding day last Timothy. J3.00©4.C5. Pepper—Grain. 15c: ground. ISc. Callah-an appeared at a window of his Win. Kurd Hillyer y r: Flour—Elegant, $7.00; "Diamond S«.15: store the three flred. Tt is not known "* 1914. 1S13. Money and Exchange. Clover, JS.OO @ 12.00. Best Self-Rising. $5.75. Mylyfyne Self-Ris- "Total since September 1 at all ports, ne 59S St. t-ouls, April 2.—Cash. Wheat, No. 2 ing-, $5.35: Monogram, $5.50: Carnation. whose bullet struck Callahan, but two Trust Co. of Gi. Bldg. Galveston •• 5' fi.473 8 New York. April 2. —Cal l money steads red 93; No. 2 haravidson knew of Japan. 100. Charleston Mercantile paper 3^6 @ 4. >*i@90v6; July 84%; No. 1! red 93@94; No Snowdrift, cases. $6.25, Flake "White, 9c; Wilmington Sterling exchange strong; 60 days 4.S4; hard 90®94. Leaf, 12'^c basis. the pilot to kill Callahan. Interior Movement. Norfolk .. emand 4.S645. Corn. May 69%: July 70'i©70%; No, 2, Rice—6%c to Re: grits, $2.15. T>an Deaton, one of the defendants. "Bouston—Steady; middling. 12%; net re- Boston . . ' . rommercial bills 4.84^4. 69; No. 2 White 71 f£. Sour Gherkins—Per crate. SI. SO kegs, 'testified he heard Davidson say. ceipts. 2,213. gross. 2.13. shipments. 2,642; Texas City 42S Bar sliver 58%. Oats. May 38%. July 38%@39, No. 2, 39%4 *fi.50(£i>$.00. sweet mixed, kegs. $12.50; ol- "We must kill Callahan." sales, 1.166. stock, 135.284. Minor Ports .. 1.597 Mexican dollars 45^4. £. Sugar—Granulated, 4?4c: liffht Attorney Sims Disbarred. Corn, May 68%: July 7 ],£c; dark brown, 4c; domino, 8*i< 664; stock, &7,72, Interior Morement. mixed 6$; No. 2 white 68&>69, Columbia. S. C-, April 2. — C. P. Sims, railroad and public ser- 1 1913. Treasury Statement. Oats. May 38%@3H%; No. 2 hite 39 V> a -well-known lawyer of Spartanburg. Memphis—Steady; middling. IS ^; "^re- U.213 2.449 40: No. 2 mixed 3SH@38J4. PROVISION MARKET. S. C.. was today disbarred from the vice corporation bonds. ceipts, 30: gross, 1,534; shipments, I,o5>; Houston .. .. 783 478 Washington. April 2.—The conditions of . JorrectPrt by White Provision Company.) sales, 3,000;-stock, 123.695. Augusta . . the United States treasury at the beginning New York, April 2.—Wheat, spot firm • practice of law in South Carolina by Memphis .. .. 300 of business today was - r. 2 hard winter. 99, c l.t. Mew York- No Cornfield hams, 10 to 12-lb. average. .17% the state supreme court on charges of St. Louis .... 460 Net balance in general -fund 587,801.990. _ red, $1.04, elevator. No. 1 northern Du- Cornfield hHm, 12 to 14-Ib. average .. .17% Sentf for List of Offerings St Ix>uis—Quiet,' middling. 13%; net re- 1,285 luth. Jl.Ol^i ai " '• '• - Cornfield skinned ham. 16 to IS-lb. unethical conduct and efforts to de- ceipts, 460; gross, 2,656; shipments, 2,195; Cincinnati .. . Total receiptR yesterday J 2.241.53 4. 1 northern Manitoba Little Rock .. 322 Total payments yesterday $5.354,966. J1.0H4, f.o.b. _. opening navigati. average 18 fraud his clients. sales, none; stoi,lc.f 3-4.34-'. Futures lower early, but rallied, closing ~ Cornfleld picnic hams, 6 to 8-1 b. av- 5.363 The deficit this fiscal year Is $30.364,039 erage 14 Cincinnati—Gross, 1.2S5; shipments. 408; Total against a surplus nf $9.267,983 last year, ex- @ kj net higher; May, $1.007-16; July 96%- Harris, Forbes & Co. rlusive of Panama canal and public debt September, 94^. Cornfield breakfast bacon 25 aales, none; stock, 17.339. transactions. Corn, spot firm; No. 3 yellow, 74 »£ asked, Cornfteld sliced breakfast bacon, 1-lb. Rice. c.i.f., "to arrive. boxes, 12 to case, per case $3.30 Little Rock—Quiet; middling, 12%; net Oats, spot, quiet. Grocer's bacon, wide and narrow .. -18 V* Yon Can't N. W. "Harris & Co. receipts. 322, gross. 322; shipments. 107; New Orleans. April 2.—Rough rice con- Cornfield fresh pork sausage, link or rice steady, Baltimore, April 2.-*-Wheat firm; spot N< Pino Street, Corner William aales, none; stock, 51,349. tinues without stock; clea- "«- -*-«**- Foreign Finances. _ red, 99; spot No, 2 red weatron, 59- Au.prlr l lk, 25-lb, buckets ...... Afford * Quote: Rough. Houduri i4,50; Japan No. 2 red. 99." Cornfield frankforts, 10-1 b, cartons. & S 4 3 uHondura1 s " 4 H 9 6; Japan Ixmdon. April 2. — Weekly statement of :!?* NEW YOR Totals—Net recepts. 3,363; gross . , A : 1.50® 3.00, clean ~"- link of England: Corn steady; spot contract, 68^i; April, Cornlleld bologna. 25-)fa. boxes .12 Dl Health lales. 4,830. stock, 419,- P Cornfield luncheon ham, 25-lb. boxea. ahpments, 10,548; l&f' i'ran^r ,«4.»0 |VoT &5$ff: Reserve decreased £2,750,000; circulation 646. increased £909,000. Oats steady; standard white, 46, sales, No. Cornfleld smoked Unit sausage, 25-lb. Now Bullion decreased £1, £40,396. 3 white, 43% ©44. boxes - - - - • 11 Cornfleld frankforts, In pickle, kits. 2.0. 0 Your prof- &65• 88 #'&-'9 pocke^a clea«n SiHondurar*rsB a\t as1%@- Other securities Increased £45,000. New Orleans Cotton. Other deposits decreased £1,603,000. Cornfleld pure lard, tierce basis ., .11% its depend & Public deposits decreased £1,072.000. Country style l«.rd, 5&-lb. tins .. .11% New Orleans. April 2.—Cotton had a ^New York. April 2.—Dan Talmage's Sons Movement of Grain. Compound lard, tierce basis .. .. ,09 on good hiirher tendency today in the facp of 1m- say regarding the rice market that a gen- Notes reserve decreased £2.758.000. eral overlook in the business world shows Government securities unchanged. St. t,ouis, April 2 —Receipt; •Flour, 9.000; D. S- extra ribs .12 condition prm-ement in weather conditions over the Proportion of reserve to liability, 41,43 heat, 66,000; corn, $7,000; oats, 71,000. E> s, bellies, medium; average .. .13 south"and closed at a net rise of S 'nued alow movement and while from Shipmentn—Flour, 12,000; wheat, D. S. rib bellies, light average .. and steady growth, SHINGLES points, which was within a couple ot points «,...o quarter* the advices «re still cheerful, per cent. 46,000, taken as a whole, the outlook is not entire- . April 2. — Rentes Sfi francs 92 "4 corn, 14,000, oats, 62.000. f S Animal ° Buying waa" based on reports of exhaus- icouragmg. Price"-'' s are, however, fair- cetlmes. Exchange Lond n, francs ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARKKT- tion of supplies of spoti ' Interior and r well maintained. ISVa centimes. Private discount. 2V. (By W. H. White, Jr., of the White Pro- on rumortrumo*i ^.hat fpt interests were heavy Prime styles are running behind the re- Paris, April 2.—Weekly statement of the Liverpool Grain. Provision Company.") 'Regulator buuyer; s of July, in which It was claimed quirements of the trade and in consequence ank of France: Liverpool, April 2.—"Wheat, spot quiet; Good to choioe steers, 1.000 to 1,200, $6.50 FfeffB. 25e, 60C. ti.OO; S6 E&. pott $£.00 CLOSING OUT of the light supply prices are held firm with Gold decreased 8.&32.000 francs. thhere was a large speculative short interest. Xo. 2 red western winter, 7s 3?£; No. 1 &7 25 elegrams from Texas said, that shippers a strong tendency towards a higher range. Silver decreased 6.177.000 francs. Manitoba. 7s 3&d; No. 2. 7s 3d. Futures Good steers, 800 to 1.000, $6.25®7.00. used to the sprinff and summer insure* in that "state "had offered hleh prices over- Medium grades are firm at unchanged Notes decreased 207,225.000 francs. ] 100,000 No. i shingles at $4.00 wrlce values despite the light demand fo: steady; May, 7s 2 Ad; July, 7s l%d; Oc- Medium to good steers, 700 to 850, $5.50 biffSflstprofitsinthefnUmsrket. Sprinjf night without being able to buy cotton. Treasury deposits decreased 111.725.000 tober, 7s %d. @6.50. caKco, foals and pista need careful at- Tlwaa reports caused nervousness among- susucc h sstyles.. Under r_the Decent ^report o- f francs. Good to choice beef cows, 800 to 900, $5.50 200,000 No. 2 shingles at $2.40 shorts and stimulated moderate fresh long the remainder crop It Is felt that the for- General deposits decreased 63,775,000 Corn, spot quiet, American mixed, 6s tention. Guard acainBt disease and lay ward crop is far and away below trade re- francs. 7 i^-d. La Plata futures steady; July, 4s 6.25. the foundation at good health and biar UThe " weather map was practically dry. quirem nts for the period between now and Discounts increased 248,350.000 francs. 7d; September, 4s 7d. Medium to good cows, 700 to 800, $5.00 profit*. ^o far as the cotton belt was concerned, the ne crop next August-September,, and Advances Increased 12.SOO.OOO francs. Refuse «ub«titutos; fa*fot24*4. The above represents ruling prices of good LUMBER CO. final figures. been quite phenomenal and prices are a full Treasury bills increased 92,122,000 marks. Elgga higher; receipts. 29,710 cases; at quality beef cattle. Inferior grades and Sold and guaranteed by W. 8. Duncaj* Com- Spot cotton steady, unchanged; middling % to % up. This holds especially on the Circulation Increased 642.628,000 marks. mark, cases included, 17@18; ordinary lirsTf, dairy types selling lower. pany 3235. 13- safes on the spot 1,675; to arrive 431; Deposits decreased 203.997,000 marks. Medium to common steers, if fat, SOO to good ordinary 10 11-16; strict good ordi- Foreign still' has the most liberal call In Gold decreased 62,101,000 marks. Cheese' unchanged. 900. [email protected]. nary 11 3-16; low middling 12 3-16; strict consequence of the attractive qualities and Ijondon, April 2.—Consols for money, 76 &; Potatoes unchanged; receipts, 42 care, Mixed to common cows, if fat, 700 to 800, low middling 12 «i : strict middling 137-16; for account, 76%. Poultry, alive, unchanged. [email protected]. Kood middling 13 13-1S; strict good mid- _ _ . the south along the At- Bar silver steady at 26 15-16d, New York, April 2.—Butter steady; re- Mixed common. [email protected]. dling 14; receipts 3,175; stocks 171.199. lantic coast report conditions still djsap- ceipts 5 5°0: creamery held extras 22!|4@23. Oood butcher bulls, [email protected]. pointing. At New Orleans the market is Money* 1 % The American Audit Company active and the mills are finding: no diffi- Cheese Irregular and unchanged; receipts, 800. e, $8.60. Cotton Seed Oil. culty in placing their output at full fig- Eggs irregular, unchanged; receipts. 24,- Prime hogs, 160 to 200, ?8.70©S.80, ures. In the interior, southwest Ixmislana, London Stock Market. Good butcher ptga, 100 to 140, »[email protected]. Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York Cit j. New York. April 2.—Cotton seed oil was Texas and Arkansas. the planters have 900. stiffened the price of rough and are forc- London, April 2.—The stock market con- Dressed poultry quiet; fresh t< ls, 15@19; Light pigB. 80 to 100. $8.0008.50. hteher at the start in sympathy with the chickens,, broilers, l; turkeys, Heavy and rough hogs, 200 to 300, $7.7S(g> F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President. advance in lard, but prices eased off to- ing the mills to cover their requirements tinued to benefit by the calm political at- v at the full market. mosphere and cheap money. Consols de- frozen, 22® 25. ;.50. TBJCO. COCUEU, JH., V. f*SL "SS^SS.''—•*• - ward, the close under scattered liquidation by .,_ , .-. ^^_ _*._.. ~ under realizing. St. Louis, April 2. —Poultr y firm, un- Above quotations apply to cornfed hogs. tired longs and lack of outside support, moved irregularly changed. Mast and peanut fattened l«£c to 2c under. rlosing generally 1 to -4 points lower. Re- Cattle receipts light, market active and tacw YORK—'Wnaan-jLmtortm. ATLANTA—fourth Nat. Bank Slag.. finers \vere switching April to May on an Live Stock. -'ithin narrow limits during the forenoon. Butter stt^-dy, unchanged. »N—Exchange1 Itutlolng- CHICAGO—Marquettci Building. Later the list improved on Wall street buy- Eggs stoicJy. unchanged. higher. Medium cattle* especially are scarce -Slorado Building even basis. The market closed steady. Chicago. April 2.—Hogs—Receipts. 10.000; ing and closed steady. Kansas <"liy. April 2. — Butter, creamery, and recorj. prices are reported on. sales In .._ PHILADELPHIA—Bollovue-Stratford. September. 7.4 0 @ 7.50. Futures ranged as strong1; bulk of sales, [email protected]; light, 99.60 24; flrata, 23; seconds, 22; packing, 14^. this -class. Fair supply of fed steers com- NEW ORLEANS—Malnon Blanch*. BAN FRANCISCO—Western MetropolU foil' - ing and meeting with good demand at BALTIMORE:—K«y»er Bulldlnt;. Bank Building. Opening. Closing. @8.SO; mixed. [email protected]; heavy. SS.35® EggB, J;rsts, 15%; seconds. IS. 8.75; rough. [email protected]; pigs. $7.35©S 65. Poultry, hens, 15 ;springs. 15. present quotations to a shade better, RICHMOND—American National Bank LONDON. ENGLAND—P. C. GO Greanaa April 7.51 ©7.60 7. 49® 7.50 Cattle-1— Re ceipts, 4.000. steady; beeves. Coffee. New Tork, April 2. —Potatoes , peanuts Hoga coming more freely than usual at Sulldlnc. Street, Bank. May ~ ------js season of the year. Market slightly 7|56@7!5S J6.95<3>9.50.. : Texas steers. 37.20^. 8 20; stock- Ne York. April 2.—A smaller decrease and cabbages steady and unchang-ed- ATLANTA BKANCH, 1OIS-17 Fovtl. 2V«al Baas. BoIIdlns. June ers. J5.50®7.90; and heifers, $3.70® than expected in the world's visible supply >wer. July 7.62® 7.63 S.40; calves. ?6.75<@10.00. statement was followed by an opening de- August 7.68©7.71 Sheep—Receipts. 11,000; steady; natives-. cline of from -1 to 8 points In the coffee C. B. BIDWELL, C. P. A., Resident Vice President. September .. - "117.71 Metals. October . . ,. .,. . [email protected] SS. 43 ©6.90; yearHngs. [email protected]; Iambs. market this, morning. There was conbider- GREAT PROGRESS MADE TelepkoBC Mmlm 7.50; belt- atild cotfee quiet; Cordova 12 % @ 16 V4. Iron quiet and unchanged. good middling, 7-63; middling1, 7.21: lov ers. [email protected];. atockers. [email protected]. Havre *i franc higher. Hamburg un- London, copper easy; spot £65 17s 6d; fu- ment to lawyers all over the country. middling. 6.SI. Sales, 12.036 ans; higher; native beef steers. J7.50iS>9.25 Futures ranged, as follows. cases awaiting argument except current July-Aug. . , 6.60%-6.6S 6.63 cows and heifers. »4.25(o>8.75; stockers. ?5.0( Open. Savannah, <5a., April Turpentine quiet business. When he became head, of the Au*.-Sept. . €.43 -6.49% 6.50 @6.00; Texas and Indian steers, $5,75 !§) January * " ' 5 [at 46%.; no sales; receipts, __, , , court a case waited almost three years Sept.-Oct. * , 6.51%-6.32 6.31 * S.OO; cows and heifers, J4,54(g>6.65; native February .. 9; stocks. 12.935. Rosin firm; sales. 1.944; Oct--Nov. . • 6.12-6.22% 6.22 % calves. »6.QO®10.00. receipts, 1.016; shipments. 1,075; stocks, 107.- ibefore bein& heard. Wlhen the court 6.16 Sheep—Receipts. 700. higher: native mut- 571. A. B, J3.65 to $3.75; C, D. E, *3.76; F, adjourns the last of May for the sum- ALOKZ0RICHARD50N&CO. 6.14H tons. [email protected]; lambs, [email protected]; sheared J3.SO to $3.86; O, S-85; H, J3 97% to *4.02^i; mer, it promises to be considering lambs. $5.751& 7.35. J. K, 94.10; M. $4.50; X. JC.40; window glass, cases filed only a year before. Instead^ Louisville. April 2.—Cattle—Receipts, 150; 55.75; water white, $6.00. 1 CERHF1EDPUBL1CACCOUKTANT5 firm at $2.50 to *S.OO. .. Wilmington, N- C., April 2.—Spirits of of hearing only the first three hundred Groceries. Hogs—Receipts, 1.600; active. 5@10c high- September turpentine, nominal; receipts, 4 caeks. Rosin cases on the docket as was the practice AMERICANNAT LBANKButLom* er at $4.50 to 3S.S5. October .. steady at $3.50. Ttar firm at $2-00; receipts, a few, -years ago, the court this year St. t*ouia April i.—Flour dull. Sheep—Receipts, 275; steady; lambs, Sc j^pvembeivpveraoer .* .. ,...... 105 barrels. Crude turpentUi* firm at S.So, New Tork. April 2-—Flour steady. down, sheep, 5%c down. December ».S->id 93.50 and $3.&0. axray call cases as far alone as Ko. 500. ATLANTA PENSACOLA.FLA.

EWSPAPER E WSPAFEIl THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, APEIL 3, 1914. ., , 'ijiirtein. u Edited By YOUTH, 16, AVENGES ATLANTA'S STRIDES DEFEATED---BRAVES TODAY Dick Jemison . KILLING OF HIS FATHER DAY TO DAY

John Walker Shoots Mus- Besides a, great deal of expensive ! and extensive developmen1 t of property ' grove, Who Killed the Elder in-the territory lying between Brook- ( Crackers' Timely Hitting AL NIXON IS SOLD haven and Ogiethorpe university, the , tOCAL PREPS OPEN Walker Fifteen Years Ago. building of country residences has al- ready begun in this same neighbor- hood. Three new residences are now being1 Beat Naplanders 5 to 2; Blytheville. Ark.. April _.—T.. "•.built in Brookhaven estates, near the'' TO BEAUMONT CLUB Mus-grove, wealthy planter, was shot Capital CHy Country club, 1914CANIPAIGN PLAYCpERS to death near Blytheville ' late today i On Brookhaven drive, east. Mr. Quim- and tonight John Walker, a 16-year-I by is building a handsome residence to Fast Little Outfielder Left e n Dent and Efird Twirled old youth, whose father Musgrove was |-^ >" S. Bre |fffiSS*fA °JJ£SSSi ' Thursday Afternoon to Join' charged with having; killed fifteen i on Brookhaven drive, west. Six of the Seven Teams in George Stallings' National years ago, surrendered to the sheriff | The Quimby residence will stand on ' 1 By Diclc Jemlson. resulting in Holland scampering across Leaguers Play Return En- Texas League Club. here to answer for the killing. i j" elevation to the east of the club- • League Get Under Way Manager Billy Smith shook up his the platter with the first run of the ' Musgrove -was tried on batting1 order yesterday and the Crack- Crackers, Eibel drove in the other murder in connection with the killing two of the inning with, a smash to AI Nixon, the fast little outfielder of the' most desirable in the country ' Today—Good Prospects at ers cxxpped from the Na-planders in gagement at Local Field of the elder "Walker and acquitted. club section. their final appearance on the local left field. of the Crackers, has been sold. The grounds by the score of 5 to 2. The Crackers got their other two in Today and Saturday. deal was completed Thursday. According to the authorities, the New Fortified Hills Church. All Seven Schools. The changed batting order recited the fifth, Joe I>unn got one In the old Nixon was sold to the Beaumont youth asserts that he acted in self- The_ Fortifie_ d Hills Baptis..___t. church in harder ' and more timely hitting. wheelhouse and poled it over Bir- club, ot the Texas league. The sale defense and that the shooting today has had plans' drawu for' a handsome This, coupled -with, the wildness of the mingham's bean for three cushions. was an outright os&. Nixon left Thurs- was th,*e Culminatioculminationn of an argument 5,?^w churcbuffdineh rbuildin "v 11 gff cfo vfr that section. Cleveland twirlers, produced sufficient Manush, hitting for Dent, smashed one George Stallings, Johnny Evers. day afternoon to join his new team- >ressed brick. runs to TVin. by first base" for a single, sending- "Rab>bit" iiaxanville & Co., otherwise mates. between Musgrove. another planter Lf st^e anl wil" cost. i__n_ _he neig-hbor^ Boys* High, at _ Donald Fraser. General Jackson was again in evi- Dunn home. ILcConnell laid down a known with a few other accomplices Nixon's passing as a Cracker will and himself over the ownership of a hood of ?20.000. Work will begin. Stone Mountain at Marist college. dence in the run getting ot the Naps, sacrifice, sending Manush ,to second, as Che Boston Braves, -will play a re- bf regretted bv many, as the little out- i stretch of timber land. May 1. producing the first one unaided and and Holland counted him with a double turn engagement with the Crackers fielder was popular with the fans, fel- Musgrove gained considerable noto- I Aosley Park Sale. G. M. A. at Peacock-Fleet. heJp-ing in the second, i to left. at Ponce de .Leon today and Saturday, low players and the managrer alike, but The probable batting order: riety recently because of charges E. A. Tomlinson, of the Edwin P. Bill Steen was sent the entire route Tlie Box Score. It was thoug-ht that he would be too made by young woicsn who declared I Aiisley agenry^haB sold for J. T. Rpss "by Manager Birmingham. Bill was BOSTON. ATLANTA. weak a hitter to keep. The local prep baseball season will wild and was touched up for seven C LE V E L, AXD— ab. r. jh. po. a. e. Maranville, ss.- .^ . -McOonnell, 2ib they had been induced to take up! *° ,££• 6^,^ on rtJ^Prldo^in AMle? bingles. This number of hits, with six Wood. 'lb. . . . 0 1 10 « 0 Evers, 2b - . .'Holland, ss their residence on the Musgrove plan- , Park, for ?g,000, 'the lot being known officially get under way this after- free tickets, will beat most pitchers noon with the above card of games be- Turner, 3b. .. . . 4 1 2 1 fi 0 Gilbert, rf - .."Welchonce, cf tation under" promises of employment, | as No. 145. most days. Jackson, rf. . . . 4 12100 Schmidt, Ib Long, If Suits for damages, instituted by two I HnpevHIe Bond Ixxuc. ing played. Ed I>ent and Jap Efird divided the Lajoie, 2b. . . . 2 0 0 1 0 Griffith, cf.. Eibel, Ib The prospects for a great season for hurling for the locals, the former so- Graney, If. . . , 003 ilann, It.. .» .., '. Flanag-an, rf young women from St. Louis, were I For the purpose of aiousinc; enf;u- 1914 are very bright, and some good 1ns five' and the latter four rounds. Olson, ss. . . , .4 024 3 0 Deal, 3'b. . .. . * . » Lynch, Sb recently compromised. A similar suit. S^^-atJr^mT^m ementl° thf votlrTot baseball is sure to be uncorked when The Naps made six hits and two runs Birmingham, cf. G-owdy, o.. .* .. ,* „. ..Reynolds, c brought by a young Pennsylvania Hapeville will hold a mass meeting the season is going full blast off Dent and one ihit and no runs off Bassler, c. . . , Strand, p .« . j .. ..Ferryman, ip Seven teams are In the league this Eflrd. woman, is pending. Suit for divorce, ' tonigrht in Jamison hall, Steen, p. , t* . . instituted by Mrs. Musgrove, is also i It is estimated that the cost of the year — more than iiave ever been in the Elbel Hits Hard. CHECKERS HUE r ii"! proposed improvement will be between baseball league before, and all seven Hack: Eibel was busy again with the Totals. . . „ pending. $40.000 antl ?45,poo. Hapeville has al- of the teams appear to have great or- ready many modern improvements, but ' ganizations. old slap maul, lacing out two singles and a double in four trips to the pan, ATLANTA— ab. r. h. po. a. e. EXHIBITION GAMES Union, S. C., April 2.—P. B. Fiah- its progressive citizens feel that their The Boys' High-Donald Fraser game McConnell, 2b . 0 burne. of Greenville, S. C., today de- town cannot srow to the best advan- will be played at Oecatur on the Don- Harry Holland kicked in with a couple feated G. C. Anderson, of Mount Airy, WARRANTS ARE SERVED ! of blows. One was a double. Joe I>unn Holland, 3b. '. . 1 2 4 0 tage until these improvements have ald Fraser diamond. Coach White will Welchonce, cf. . 1 0 3 0 0 N. C., in checkers, claiming the south- also been, added. In all probability use Warwick, a slammed one for three and Manush. Today. ern championship as a result. Fish- CWV MEMPHIS BREWERS got the other bingte. Jackson was "Long. If. .... 1 0 1 1 0 Doves In Atlanta. Cash Sales. southpaw, to twirl for him, with Starr Eibel, Ib 0 3 0 0 Phillies v. Athletics. burne won seven games to his oppo- or "Weaver behind the bat. Opposed to aided in the hitting by Terry Turner, nent's six. The tournament which com- Memphis, Tenn., April 2.—Simulta- the veteran tnird-saeker. who joined Flanagan, rf. . 0 0 Brooklyn v. Yankq* Tlie announcement of several impor- this, Donald Fraser will use Emmitt, Lym-h, 3b. . . . 0 0 Detroit in Chattanooga. menced Monday, was conducted under neousl„. yj with the issuanc-— - -e of warrants . tant cash salcn on Thursday lent a also a southpaw, to pitch, with Bur- fihe Najps here Wednesday nig-ht. Ol- the auspices of the Union Checker club. charging violation of the state prom- , considerably brighter tone to the realty son was moved over to short. Dunn. c. . . , , getroit Seconds In Memphis, gess to handle his benders. Dent, p. .... libs In Indianapolis. bition daw, notice was served today on i market. These sales are as follows: The Stone Mountain battery, w The fielding of Olson and Turner Red Sox in Nashville. for the Na-pg and Holland, MoConnell xManush. . , . Jacob Schorr and J. "W. Schorr, true- Forrest & George Adair have sold for' not yet being announced, will proba- 0002 Boston 13. Macon > O. tees of the Tennessee Brewing com-tG. W. and "VV. N. Tumlm to R. R. Wood. bly be Chester and E. Dunagan, wbiie and EJbel for the locals was the best. Efird, p. ... Macon, Ga, April Z,—The Boston STALLINGS TURNS OVER The Naps scored once in the open- pany that chancery proceeding's would the southeast corner of Washington "Wrigley will pitch for MTarist, with Totals 26 5 7 27 17 0 National league team today defeated be instituted seeking to have a re- street and Trinity avenue, known as 98 Jenkins catching. ing session, when Jackson slammed the >Macon South Atlantic leag-ue club, CUBANS TO MACON teiver appointed for the company with Washington street, a. two-story brick i The G. M. A. battery will be Smith, the pill over the right field fence for Score by Innings: R. 13 to 0. Boston's nineteen hits in- instructions to dispose of the plant I dwelling on a lot 65x140, for $22,500 pitcher, and Gaton, catcher, while Pea- the circuit. Cleveland 101 000 000—2 cluded two home runs by Maranville Macon, Ga., April 2.—-Two 'Cuban re- cash. In the third Turner opened with a here. cock-Fleet will use their star t wirier, Atlanta 300 020300x—5 and Wlhaling and a three-base hit and cruits of the Boston National league This action was taken at the direc- The same agency sold for Miss An- Murphy, In the opening game. Bther- single, -went to third on Jackson's tw>» two-base hits by Griffith. team were released today to the Macon nie K. Kelso to Mr. "Wood the adjoining: smash through, the infield and tallied xBatted for Dent tn fifth. tion of Z. N. Estes, county attorney ictge -will be the backstop for Peacock- Sum mary: Two - bas e ha ts, W ood, Score: R. H. E. South Atlantic league team by George property on "Washington street, a tP~" on LajOiIe's sacrifice By. Boston 13 19 1 Stallings, manager. The players are general, who alleges that he secured story biii-k dwelling on a lot _?•"" ..0. Holland, Eibel; three-base hit, Dunn; Macon 0 6 1 Pitcher Villazoii and Third Baseman from the brewing company's plant £or §13,000 cash. ^ All" of the games will be called at How Crackers Scored. home run, Jackson; double plays, Olson several dozen bottles of a beverage 3:30, and 25 cents will be charged as The Crackers gVabbed oK enough to Lajoie, Birmingham to Lajoie to 'Batteries: James, Meikle and Whal- Gonzales. Pitcher Luque, another Cu- A; B". Liebmd-n sold for W S. Her- an admission price. ing"; Van shan, Martin and Veach. ban recruit of the Boston club, will be which, he assorts is beer. The attor- ren to Tumlm brothers No. 19 Collins *-uns to "win the game in the openlns? Wood; innings pitehetJ, by Dent 5, with retained for the present, Manager Stal- ney general declares he used a ficti- street, a- dwelling on a lot 40x100, for session, "when they hung up three 6 hits, 2 runs; struck out, by Steen 1, Rochester 1, Birmingham O. lings ann/unced- tious name in making the alleged $10,000 cash. markers. McConnelL -walked, but was by Kfird 1; bases on balls, off Steen 6; purchase. forced at second "by Holland. Wel- Anniston, Ala., April 2.—(Spectal.1— Federals Stand to Win sacrifice hits, Lajoie, McConnell: stolen Birmingham lost to Rochester in the Under a recent chancery court rul- chonce and I/orag- also worked Steen base, Welchonce; hit by pitched ball, first practice grame of the season here ing five days' notice must be' given BODY OF RICHARDSON for free tickets. by Dent (Lajoie). Time, 1.35. Umpire, today by the score of 1 to 0, Rochester R ^es Postponed. before injunction and receivership Regardless of Outcome Bassler made a "bum heave to first. Doscher. bunching three bits In the ninth. Roch- proceedings are instituted. REACHES HUNTSVILLE ester's weakness at first and behind, Tihe trustees of the brewing com- Of Injunction Suits the bat was well filled by Courtner and pany will appear before a magistrate Huntsv ille, Ala.. April 2.—The f u-' Williams, who may fill gaps left by nouse was destroyed, events 01 tne tomorrow for -hearing" on the warrants, train bearing the remains of; i the Federals. Birmingham worked in southern boat races scheduled for this which allege the illegal sale of liquor Congressman William Richardson, Chicago, April 2, — The Federal league fine form, Johnson having- the Hustlers afternoon were postponed until tomor- and violation of the law prohibiting members of hii family and representa- stands to win, no matter what the on his hip. The two teams meet at row. None of the valuable speed boats the manufacture of intoxicants for dis- tives of the housb e and senate, reached. YELLOW JACKETS WADDELLFACED Birming-ham Friday and Saturday. here for the southern races was dam- tribution within the state. Conviction here tonight It was met by repre- outcome of its suit to enjoin "William aged by the flames. Killifer from playing with the J*h-"a- on either charge would result in a sentativps of the Huntsvllle bar. Cnrda 6, Brownw 3, workhouse sentence as we-H as a fine. chamber of commerce, r>aughters of' delphia Nationals, according to B. JE. 1 Gates, the league's counsel. fit. Louis. April 2.—T\he Nationals the Confederacy. Confedprate veterans. 13,742 BATTERS won the second game of the series "Rube" Waddell Buried. TO Iks. Civic league and other organ iza-1 If the United States court at Grand Rapids, after a hearing on Saturday, with the Americans for the champion- tions and conveyed to the Richardson PLAYMMLLEGE shJp of St. Louis today, 6 to 3. It was San Antonio, Texafa. A pril \1.—-George ROBBER WITH PISTOL home. grants the Federal league its injunc- Chicago, April 2.—Statisticians to- the Nationals' second victory. Edward (Rube) W add ell. one-time fa- The funeral w ill bo held at 2 oclock tion, the "outlaw'' organization counts mans pitcher, who died yesterday, was COERCES TOWERMEN on having Killifer, Blanding, Kahler, day figured that durine the fifteen Score: R. H. E. tomorrow. the thno having been Nationals...... •.„.. ..« 6 2 buried here today. Baseball pla.v crs changed from 11 ;L. m. until the aft- Baumgardner and "Williams forced to years h£ was a professional baseball •carried the body to the &rave and live up to the Federal contracts they Collegians Battle at Grant Americans 3 6 2 C h j cago, Ap ri 1 2.—U ves of se vera I ernoon, so that the rm-wiy friends from pitcher, George Edward (Rube) Wad- Batteries' Hag-erman, Griuer and many baseball clubs of the north and employees of the Pennsylvania railroad are said to have signed. east sent floral tributes. the counties w who died yesterday in a sanita- "Wjng>o; Baumgardner. Taylor. Well- were imperiled today -when a robber at n oon In time for the f u n erail junction, thus denying the binding rium at San Antonio, Texas, pitched to man, James and Agnew, Crossin. entered a switch tower and with a re- power of the contract Killifer signed 13.742 batters. volver, compelled the towermen to Bryant Twirls for Tech Brooklyn 4, N>vr York S. stand against the wall while they •were with the Federals, Gates holds that the It was figured the batters made a to- ___JRAIL.ROAD SCHEDULES contracts of organized baseball would tal of 2,299 safe hits, an average of New York, April 2.—-Major league robbed. baseball had its season's opening in The bandit forced a shantyman to be considered equally useless, so tha,t Today. only .210- These hits -were spread over dissatisfied players could jump -from New York todtny with an exhibition AT THE THEATERS. search the towermen. The following schedule figures are organized ball to the Federals without 409 games and netted 1,124 runs, about game between the Brooklyn National No trains passed the switch tower published only a.s information and ar« 2.7-1 runs per game. and New York American leag-'ie teams while the robbery was in --regress. As regard to contracts- Georgia Tech's baseball team will not guaranteed: As there are dozens of -first-rate at EJbbets fleld. the Brooklyns win- eoon as the marauder left there were •Daily except Sunday. ""Sunday Only, players in the American and National tackle Mississippi college in a series of ning; 4 to 3t in a ten-inning- stru^g-le. hasty explanations sent to the train two sames, the first of which will he Frank Chance's men looked like win- dispatcher. Atlat*:?. Terminal Station. leagues, said to be held to their clubs • ners until the eighth, when, with Dal- (At the Atlanta.) only through fear that the courts staged at Grant field this afternoon at TonijrlH will bo the third lime of "Adcle." "Just been h<;ld up. Could not an- ^AtlajUQ^^lrmiipghani and Atlantic. •would enforce their contracts. Gates 3:30 o'clock. 1 ton on first. Wheat hit Warhop for v.ie beautiful opprptta at the Atlanta, and , swet- before." telegraphed the operator COLLEGE GAMES the circuit, tyin.gr the score A hasp while the bandit vanished down the Effective" February 1. Arrtv Lea figures that the Federal league would This is the first appearance of the it loolta ay 1C the biggest crowd of the week Brunswick. Way cross be winner in the general raid. on balls with the bases filled gav e will ^eo the play. The cr Plica have pro- tower stairs. Mississippi college team in Atlanta in I Brooklyn the game. nounced "Atlcle" the bent musical play of "Track cleared for No. 55." Gates, President Gilmdre and Charles Games Today. d. Cordele 12 SS pro Welshman, of the Ohicago club, will any brainch of athletics and the first Score bv inninprs: "R. H. K. many rl^ys and those w ho have seen it in The robber got only $1.45, all the Brunswick, Wayci meeting between the two schools on Mississippi CoJleg-e v. Tech, at Atlanta. PCew York. . . OCn 000 200 fl—3 7 2 the first two performances are loud in their money the towermen had with them. go to Grand Rapids tomorrow. South Carolina v. Alumni, at Columbia. Brooklyn. . . -100 000 020 1—4 fi 0 pr.ilse of the piny and company. It ia any field. Cornell v. Virginia, at Charlotteevitle. Batteries McHale, Wanhop. Pi eh daints'. clean and full of music with an between. At- Bryant, Tech's latest pitching "find," Vandertylt v. Tennessee, at KnowiHe. lanta and Thomasvllla. Oporgla v. Auburn, at Auburn. and Sweeney; Tteulbach, Wag-ner, appeal which in difficult to describe. It •will hurl Friday's g-ame, with Soirth- Aitchison and McCarthy. Umpires, is by far the tiest irmsic of the year and NO LENGTHY SESSION Trinity v. Davidson, at Davidson. with fifteen musicians In the pit it is made Atlanta and W>st Point Railroad Company. ipaw Pitts working Saturday. Wither- e EXPECTED BY WILSON 1 Pt ington -will catch both games. A shift Misfai&&Ippi A. & M. v. Allll&api. at given at a matinee Saturday and again -ta^f" • 8'15 an 35 New Or.., 6:25 am StarkevIHe. blis 10:5r> arr l9 in the batting order will be tried out Providence 1O, Savannah O. Saturday .nig-ht in addition tp tonight. ic xr° -- - ColumbUB. 6.45 am, G. M. C. v. Richmond, at MJIIetfgeville Savanna-nSavanna.h, Gu-n , April ^.—savannah'2.- «•*••-•"- s Washington, April 2.—Asked today ew today. Mercer v. Florida, at Gainesville. *°^Tew Or. ..ii;60 am 33 Montgom'y 9:10 am GAMES TODAY. Mississippi's line-up has not been South Atlantic leaguers today werp de- whether lengthy consideration of the ,"^ Or... 2:2o pml39 New Or. .. 2.00pm North Side. ffi^.tf-rf Viv tho F"r because of the proximity of the con- South Side* morning, games starting at 5:30 a. m. and among the other «pe< in! features will gressional elections. FVrmw«U DOVTOM Peoples. This league has been in organization Gordon again defeated S. P. U. this I*hllle* 4. Jltblrtfrtt 0. lie Goonre Roland anrf company lit "Fix- Southern KailwuT. In one of the most important grames for three years and haa had great suc- afternoon hy the score of 5 to 2 Philadelphia. April 2.—Two younp: ing the Furnace," Arthur Deagon, thp com- "Premier Carrier of the South." cess. Maxey, pitching for Gordon, pitched ipjfcohers shuit ou't -the worl-d's champion edian, and the \ erigraph, a new idea In •rival and departure ot passenger traln«w of the south side of the Grammar . league. Formwalt defeated Peoples the greatest game of his career, strik- A thirties todav at Shi be Park in tbe pictures. h Thursday. 15 to S. The feature of the ing- out sixteen men and allowing- onlv frlst of the* series of spring sam&s with BIG GREEN BULLFROGS i. T j Blowing HChedul* fig gaime was the pitching of Wallace. two balls hit to the outfield In two in- the Philadelphia Nationals. The score Hshed only aa Information RULES GOVERNING nings he retired the side on strike- was 4 to 0. "Cy" Mars-hall allowed only guaranteed [Score by innings: R. H. E. outs. Mize again starred at the bat, FOURTH MAN INDICTED IN DEMAND IN KANSAS .."^Arrive From— No. Depart To— FVrmwalt . - - - - -161 034 0—J5 10 2 two hits 3n the first four innings and 36 B ham ...12:01 am with a single and a triple. Game was Oeserhgrer, formerly of S-t Clary's col- 36 New York. 12:16 am' .Peoples 10- OO2 1— 6 5 4 SCRIBES' TOURNEY called in the eighth to allow S P U FOR THE BANK FAILURE Kansas City, Mo.. April 2.—Big, green 3E New York. 5.46am 20 Columbue. 6 :15 am Batteries—Wallace and Smith; Ow- to catch the train. lege, Oakland, Cal , only one bit in five bullfrogs are in demand on farms in 43 Wash-ton.. 606am SS B'ham 6:00 am ensby and Kemp. innings. The Phillies made their four 1 Jaok'vllle. 6 10am I Chicago. .. 6-20 am Score by innings: R H E Natchez. Miss, April 2.—The fourth Kansas, according to L. L. Dyche, state 1- Shr'veport. 6.30am IN LOCKER ROOM Gordon 000 005 000—5 10 4 runs on five hits off Pennock and a fish and game warden. He says many 12 Richmond. 0:56xLm Hill Street Win*. wild throw. indictment in connection wi> Jack'vllleJ' . 5:00 pm 18 Toccoa 4:46pm each entrant with a stroke list, show- Lee 11, Richmond College 4. day defeated the Newark Internationals ON "FINAL JUDGMENT" 27 N. Y. lat. .60 phi 22 ColumbOa. 5:10 pra, At Greensboro, S. C.*—Eton College 9, 3 to 2. returned yesterday, were arraigned to- 37 N. Y. .. ing: the holes that strokes will be day and entered a plea of no-t guilty. 2d 5 Cincinn'tl. 6:10 pra OPEN FOOTBALL. taken or given on and the order in West Virginia Wealeyan 3. Score: R. H. E. l.uther R. Bridgers, the b6y evan- 28 Ft. Valley. 6:20 pra At Charlottesville, Va.—-Virgin ia 1, Washing-tort 3 5 4 The court gran-ted a severance -of the gelist, delivered an impress!ve e^fr"n« which 'they are reached in the play. Cornell 1. cases an-d set them for hearing next 10 Macoc.... 5:30 pra This list should be carried by each Newark 3 3 4 last night at the First Methodist c 25 Hofltn.... E:45 pra golfer as it varies from the one print- At Baton Rouge, La.—Mississippi 15, Batteries—Harper, OolHer and. Hpnry Tuesday when it will be decided whic-h 13 Cincinn'tl. 8.20 pra Princeton to Use This Style Louisiana 2. and Ainsmith; Bell, Lee and Hickinger. will be tried first. 44 Waah'ton. S.45 pm ed by the club on the ba/ok of their At Chapel Hill. N. C.—Carolina 3, The four officials are charged in the 2 Jack'Tille.10;OE pra Next Fall. score cards." Hampden-Sydney 2. GlanTN IS, Beaumont 1. indictment with receiving deposits after 24 Jack'vlUe.10:30 pra the bank was Insolvent. 11 Shr'vpurt.11:10 pra Beaumont, Texas, April -.—The New —... „„ ,,... 14 Jack'vllle. 11:40 pn» Alabama 10, Mississippi College 4. York Nationals' first team ba-tted as The First Natchez bank "was capi------c, the Tusealoosa, Ala., Ap-ri] 2.—The Uni- 1 AH trains run dally. Central time. PETITION ASKS PARDON they pleased today and won over the talized" at $250,000. W-hen -it suspended meeting Sunday afternoon for men gjty_Tlcfeet Office. No. 1 Peachtree St. versity of Alabama baseball team this Beaumont. Texas league, team, 12 to 1. 'business Its books showed deposits of Sunday evening's eervlcja is Mr. Brl4g- FOR EDGAR STRIPLING afternoon turned the tables on the Mis- The lone Beaumont run was scored on onore than $1,260,000. There was er's last in Atlanta during this aeries sissippi college team and defeated two singles and aji error 'by Snodgrrass. $15,868.44 •cash on hand. of meetings. Union Passenger Station. today from itnowiton LI. Ames, 90, tern, 10 to 3. Calhoun. Ga.. April 2.—(Special.)—A Score: R. H". E. Georgia Railroad, chairman of the graduate coaching Score; R. H E. New York 3216 t i^o. Arrive From— i " ~~Depart To— committee which has practical charg-e petition asking for the granting of a L. niversitv of Alabama.. .. ,.lf) 10 a Beaumont. .. 1 7 3 3 Aueuata, 6.20 ami 4..Augusta. .12:10 n"\ of all of the football coaching. full pardon to Edgar Stripling, now Mississippi College, \ 3 3 Batteries—Mathewpon, Hearne and * Cov'ton.. 7.30 am confined on a life term sentence at the Batteries: Stevenson and "Wells McLean; Brant, McCuller and Bobo. S3 Unioa Pt. fl:30 a.m New York 7 .30 am 'Langston and "Bothea. I AugUsta. 1-50 pm1 •26 Llthonia. 10:SO «.ra state farm, is being circulated here. "^i Llthonla. 2,10 pm 28 Augusta. 3:10 pra MERCER AND FLORIDA The petition reads as follows: ftert Sox T, V«ls fl. rk 94 Union Pt. C;00 pra "We, the undersigned citizens of Geor- Nashville, Tenn., April 2.—The Bos- •10 Cov'ton.. 6:10 pn» TO PLAY TWO GAMES gia, respectfully beg to ask that execu- ton American league team defeated the •. and JN'aehvIUe Bailrfiad. tive clemency be extended to Edgar Strip- Nashville, Southern league club here hfTectlve N 'V. 16. Leave. | Arrlre. ling, now serving a life sentence at the PINEHURST GOLF i today by a score of 7 to 6. Outfielder Gainesville, FT.a.. April 3.— (Special.) state farm at Milled?eville. We believe that I Lewis, for Boston, secured a home run. .. The Univesrsity of Florida will have justice haa been satisfied, society protected, triple, double and single out of five Cincinnati ar.d Louixvllle. . T .12 ami 9:50 pm as their opponents here on Friday and and due punishment administered in his times at the bat. KhoNvillo via. Blue Hidge.. 7.35am 5:12 pm. Saturday th,« Mercer university nine" case, and that his further detention In the Pinehurst. N. C, April 2.—There was Score: R. H. E. Iviioxville via Cariyrsvtlle. .7 12am 9-&Opm from Macon -5a. toils oC the law fa brinpine unnecessary suf- little of interest to reward the big gal- Kiioxville via Carterevlllc. .6.10 pm ll":6& am fering upon the prieoner himself, upon his leries that today turned out to watch Boston ...... 710 7 iilue Hid go accommodation.. 4 -05 pmjlQ :Qf> zjlt Invalid wife and large family of small chil- Nashville 6 8 1 the second round of play in the four- Batteries—Collins, Poster and Nuna- PURITY dren. teenth annual United North and South Seaboard Air Line Railway. ••We shall not endeavor to call fully to Golf tournament here. Perhaps the maker, Thomas; Berger, Renfer and 4 Fun Quarts $4, Express Prepaid Effective November 30. 1913. your mind the extenuating circumstances in most interesting event todav was the Rogers. No. Arrive From— No. rJepart To- this case, his exemplary conduct as a pris- 11 jS'ew Vork. 6 20 am ll B'ham 6.30 am defeat by William Paul, Mecklenberg 11 Norfolk. .. G:20 am STANDISH oner, or hla present serious physical dis- County club. Charlotte, N. C of his Detroit ITi, Chattanooga 5. A golden-mellow brand, so smooth 11 Memphis.. 6.30 am abilities which we believe are sufficient Chattanooga, Tenn., April 2.—The 11 Waah'ton, $.20 am 7:00 am prounds for the granting of a. full pardon; clubmate, o. T, Dunham. 3 UD and 2 to 11 Portsm'th. d:20 am play. There was added interest in I Detroit Tigers defeated Chattanooga and pure—for half a century has 1:40 pra but we respec.ruHy urge that you consider 17 Abbe.S.C.. 8:50 am1 - 1:40 pm those facts and grant to this lAfortunate this match, as it was Dunham who de- today. 15 to 5. stood the test of lime. 6 Memphis.. 1.30 pm 6 Norfolk. .. 1:40 pra man that mercy which, is 'twice blest* and feated the veteran golfer Walter Trav- Score: R. H. E. 6 B'ham. . . . 1:30 pm 'th. 1:40 pra •which is so clearly due in his case. "We be- is yesterday. Incidentally, Travis wa-s Chattanooga 510 5 h er 22 B'ham 12;lO pm '.t B'hain.... 3:&5 pm, lieve further that public sentiment In the put out of the consolation flight today Detroit 15 18 1 BIG FREE OFFER *» °"' ««nt 6 New York. «;30 pn> SB'bam 4;4&pm state at large will approve this act as one by J. M. Thompson, of the Springhaven Batteries—Harding, Lorcnzen, Fox i ~ - — in on attached & Wash'ton. 4:30 pni 6 Memphis.... -i:45 pra of the worthiest ot your administration." (Pennyslvania) Country club, 2 up and and Street. Graham; Comstock, Cavet | coupon on or before April 15th, for 4 quarts or more of 6 Norfolk.. . 4.30 pra I'S" Abbe.S.C.•<---'"- . 4:00 pra 5 Portsm'th. 4:30 pm 1 to play. Other first flight winners and Stanage. Purity, we will pack free one pint of delicious Apricot Liqueur. 12 New York- 8:55 pra today were C. H. Gardner, Providence, 1Z B'ham 8.36 pm 12 Norfolk... R. T.. who defeated N. F. O'Connell. of I^oiiIBvllle 5, Cincinnati 2. made from selected fruit, ripened on the trees of sunny 29 Monroe... 8:00 pm 12 Portsint'h. 8:6fi pm OLD RIVALS PLAY. Fitchburg, Mass., 4 up and 3 to play, Louisville, Ky , April 2.—Although California. You must use this Coupon. City Ticket OfUce, St. and R- S. vvorthiiigton. Shawnee (Del- Herzog shitted the Reds' batting- order Western and Atlantic Railroad. Georgia and Auburn Meet on aware), club, who won from C. T^. Beck- as well as the line-up, playing- him- Ko. Arrive Fron No. Depart To- er, Auburndale. Mass.. 5 up and 3 to self second on the list, the Louisville RANDOLPH ROSE D-7 COUPON—This offer expires April I Stt» 3 Nashville. 7:10 am 94 Chicago,.. 8:00 *m Friday and Saturday. •. play. The match tomorrow between American association team made it two | Pm&d 99 Chicago... 9:25 am 2 Nashville. 8:85 am Paul and Worthington is expected to straight from Cincinnati there today, 3' 73 Home 10:20 am 92 Naahvilta. 4:50 pm prove interesting. to 2. Ying-Jlng allowed ten hits in g/x 1 92 Nauhville. 11:45 am 72 Rome 6:15 pm innings. McLarry's hit in the sixth ROSE: Please ship tho following: -_ INaahvIIle. ; 7:35 pm 98 Chicago... 8:26 pm Auburn, Ala., April 2.—(Special.)— brought in four runs. j HE ROSE CO. 85 Chicago... 7:60 pm 4 Nashville. 8:50 pm Those old athletic rivals, Georgia and McGraw Wants Texas Club, Score:- R. H. E Auburn, will nneet in a two-same se- Dallas, Texas. April 2,—It became Cincinnati 2 7 3, ries of baaebai? here Friday and Sat- Chatfanoogajeno. CiluttPeaWy&Ca.Inc known hero tonight in connection with Louisville 5 10 4 > TAXICABS urday. the refusal of the Houston. Texas Batteries—Tingling. Lear and Gon- ' Same . Dope obtainable on the two teams at league, club owners -to sell their fran- zales; Toney, R. demons and V. Clem- t JadsonviDe,Fk this writins argues a very evenly con- chise to John J. McGraw, that the ons. ! tested series of games. The pitching manager of the New York Nationals 5«rHl pottii for fwmfwmo IHus- Express Office. TAXTCABS and fielding strength Is about the has made similar overtures to the own- trUed booklet ind ptleu o( oar Panamas Cleaned, Best same, with Georgia having a trine ers of the Dallas club. It was said Wells Wins. (*itMti3 EnntJ*. storage* mnnl- edge in hitting. the club was not for sale. McGraw is London, Apryl 2.—Bombardier Wells,' •po «rf tunft order btonk, Post Office Belle Isle Work. BOSSEY, "re. .Id h.t man " Davis, for Auburn, and Corley. for resported Intending to pla-ee his brother. the English puscilist, toniprht knocked i | 28>/z Whitehall. , Georgia, will probably be the opening .who lives in New York, in «Iiaj;£& of out Albert Lurie, a French heavy-1 I £»F.D. or St.- - State- &am« twirlers. •the club ne acquires. * weight, in the seventh round. .' IVY 5190; ATLASTA 159&,

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HELP WANTED—Male and Female AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—-Miscellaneous LEGAL. ADVERTISEMENTS PERSONAL BUSINESS AND MAIL NOTICE OF BOND EU3CTIOX TO~ B^B INDEX TO WANT CIRCULATION manager, gentleman or iOdy. fOK EAfJffi. ATLANTA SAFE CO. HELD UPON THE ISSUANCE OF profitable information by writing and for paper In southern city immediately; IP TOU want an automobile, writ* me, de- New «ad Second-hand BsJfes. ORDERD!RECTORY BONDS FOR-GRADY HOSPITAL. ADVERTISEMENTS proving their identity to W. M. Robinson, wanted, five ladies, one gentleman, experi- scribe "what you want and price yon wmnt SXe Artists. Main 46Ql-_ Bowden. Ga , Route 5. enced newspaper advertising solicitors for to pay. I will find, It for you. U It IB on DATK OP ELECTION Page. Col. Atlanta immediately; lady agents wanted. wheels. Jam** Mulvlhlll. Aracon Hotel. CASH groceries at lowest , TUESDAY. MAY SMOKE EE-M Tobacco lor catarrh, bron- i Atlanta. Ga. 36 Garnett street. FURNITURE^ household goods. 5. 19H. Auction Nalejt .....*. 1?> 1 chitis, asthma and colds, Iflc bags. Tonr romediately to secure advertising and sub- scriptions for paper in all large towns in SPECIAL 25 H. P. BUICK RACEABOUT— ALL Jack Williams for all kinds of fresh turea, and. In fact, everything you want. STATE OF GEORGIA—Count> of Futton. Automobilen ...... 14 3 druggist or EE-M Co.. Atlanta^jSa. Georgia and adjacent states. Must be bright. Best of condition mechanically, new body, CIt; of Atlanta. 1 THE M'ARTHUR SISTERS, stylish mil- meat. Ivy 6142-J or Atlanta 31S- JACOBS AUCTION CO. Xotfce is herebj 511 on to the nualified Board and Rooms IS energetic and good saleswomen. Arlington newly painted, runs fine and very comfort- PEANUT ROASTER for sale. 29 Garnett BuKineHH Opportanilie*. . . 14 linery; moderate prices. 213 Whitehall, "iusiness Agency. Arlington, Ga.^ •_ able. Special price to move quickly. t«0 61 DECATUJ3. STREET. oters of the City of Atlanta that the corner Brotherton. r CASH. L. W. HAZARD, 241 Peachtree St. street. L- W. Rogers Near Klmball House. Bell phone 1454; At- Mayor and General Council ot said city Buninesn anU 3loil Order —-ur "1914 maeazine catalogTie. Jest WANTED—Men or women to sell Texas FI/AT-TOP desk and chlfforobe, in good lanta 2285. _ , have called an election to be held at the Dlreetory 14 out. Phone or write lor It- Charles D. souvenir pillow tops everywhere. Agent, ' POR SALra—Or trade, automobile* for lots. condition. Call Ivy 5S40. several \otlng precincts In the city of At- Cant-Off Clothing; 14 Barker. Circulation. 19-21 Peters. M. 4G23-J 305 East Eleventh,, Austin, Texas. I or anytliinc ot v»ln SAND, screened or unscreened. Phone West lanta, within the legal hours for holding Cleaners, Fressers, Etc. 14 "WE make switches from combings. $1.00 • have your old 7E2-J. or Main 1328. elections, on Tuesday, the 5th day of May. each, 70% Peachtree st. Mrs. Allie Gal- W. G. BENNEY & CO.,1914, to determine w hether the qualified DresKmafcins and Sewing . 15 laher. Call Ivy 1966-J^ WANTED—Teacher* oters of the city of Atlanta will assent, by Educational . '. 14 I^ACE CURTAINS to laundry. Special work. WANTED—M i^cef laneous Architects, 52 Arnold St. the requisite two-thirds majority, upon the Kor Sale—^Ilacvllnneous . . 14 Drop a card anct I will call. Mrs. W. M. WANTrANTED—AE n efficient school superinten- ped, $300. Would take late motorci follow Ing bonds, to wit 1 Jacksun. 55 Fraser^street_ . __ dent £at Royston. Ga, Ideal section, pro- part payment, balance caah. . Room 10, 220 WH PAY highest cash prices for . Specialists on Bungalows ie^ en hundred and twenty thousand dol- F*or Rent—Apartment! !. . . 13 gressivressive town; modermodemn $25.000 school buildbuild- Peachtree. Pianos, household goods, furniture and lars of bonds of the city of Atlanta, of the PLY SCREENS repaired by Price & Thomas. ining- HearinTM.a-rIn IgT completionfnmrtlft ion. WritWi-tt.en FV. B. DoyleDovle,. •Xflce fixtures a specialty. Jacobs Auction For Rent—Business Space . IS 62 N. Pryor. Phone Ivy 4203. ___ FOR SALE—Intentate, &-paas«nc«r. Juat Company. Gl Decatur utreet, Atlanta 2286: and Biick Houses. denomination of One Thousand (Sl.000.00) for Rent—Desk Space . . 15 Chairman Board Education, Royston, Ga. overhauled, new Urea, electric Ugbtm, a Dollars each, and J30.000.00 of bonds of the K MRS. F. S. HASLETT PARLOR; millinery. good bargain at $400. Whitehall Oarage. Bell 1434. ABSTRACT ANP TITLE .^ :ity of Atlanta, of the denomination of One For Kent—Houses 15 reasonable prices. Ill Capitol avenue. L South Atlantic Teachers 444 Whitehall street. WANTED—By April 15 or sooner, a second ATLANTA TITLE GUARANTEE INSUR- Hundred (¥100.00) Dollars each, bearing For Ren t—O gfices ...... 15 MORPHINE, whiskey addicts address Box AGENCY. 1125 AtL Nat. Bk. Bldg., Atlant 1911 POFE-BLARTFORD touring car; per- floor store, suitable for high-grade retail ANCE COMPANY, cround floor Equitable interest at the rate of 4 V£ per centum per For Rent—Farm* 15 \ 780. Atlanta. Ga. Georgia. fect condition. Bargain. F. O. Box 6, At- business; prefer block between Hunter and building. Main 5420. .num. the principal of said bonds to be l Alabama streets. Call or see Mr. Strauss, paid in thirty equal installments, annually. For Rent—Room*...... 15 MRS, L- M. J. HOAR—China decorating ACME TEACHERS' AGENCY. iTorapt. ef- Room 521 Hurt Bldg. Ivy 46C6. __ BAjms. taught and sold at 224 Whitehall street. ficient service. 422 Atlanta National Bank PARTIES wanting automobile*, new or be^fnnlnj* July I. 1915. In gold coin of the For Ren^t—Housekeeping building Main 3146. used care, will profit by looking over my AMERICAN NAT1OJSAX. J United States of America of the present Rooms !•**» Alabama and Broud Htreetb. standard of «el^bt and fineness, and the FOSTER'S TEACHERS' AGENCY. 81« list. Gaston. Ivy 8037 or 2233. ' CapUaL And Surplus $1,200.000. erest on siid bonds to be evidenced bv For Rent—Stores , 15 HELPWANTEP—-Male Third Nat'I Bank bid?.. Atlanta. Phone Oldest Savings Department in th» CiEy. Ivy 3748. FOR SALE—Splendid 7-aeated car, adapt- coupons falling due seml-annually and to For Rent—^Typewriters . . 15 ed for rent, during convention. F. O. Box WE HAVE a client who will buy but a r... ! OK - be paid in gold coin of the United States Help Wanted—Mole 14 WANTED—Experienced shoe man for 1443, Atlanta, Ga. reasonable amount of Travelers' Bank & Caan capital $600.000. _eurpIU3__ >930.000. of America of the present standard of weight and fineness Heli> Wanted—Female ... 14 Saturdays. Apply Mr. Kaon Good salary SITUATION WANTED—Male FOR SALK—Oldemobile racy roadster look- Trust Company's, deposits. Address T. ^x^__ paid right man. The Olsan Co.. corner ing for quick sale, J600. B-245, Consti- care Constitution. 1C n.iid issue of bonds is assented to. by Help Wanted—Male and I>- Pryor and Decatur. .SPECIAL rates for situations wanted the requisite vote, an annual tax shall maJe . 14 ads.; 3 Sines one time, 10 cents; 3 tution. WANTED—To buy Any kind of second-hand PRETTY flower boxes on thereafter be lei led. beginning: with the WANTED—Young- man stenographer not tlmea, 15 cents. To get these rates ada FOR SALE—FLANI>EHS ROADSTER. «50. office or household goods. Cameron Furni- j car 191 ( and running through the next Horsefl and Vehicle* ..... 15 over IS. Apply in person Atlanta Terra must be paid in advance and delivered tiire Company. Both phgngs. Cotta Co . East Point, Ga. Tom Lane, 226 Peach tree. Phone Ivy 5646. display at McMillan Bros. uUcceediiig- tw entj -nine years and collected Hrf>tel» IS at Tbe Conatltutlon_Qtace._n___^_^_r_^jv_njv^ifv_. WANTED—Porcelain - lined refrigerator; by authority of the Ma; or and General Honsebold Goods 14 DRY GOODS CLERKS WANTED—«100 WANTtlO. must be In good condition. Phone Ivy 1258. seed store. Broad street, Council of the City of Atlanta, on the tax- month. Write Commercial Instructors, AN ANSWER TO TOUR AO. WANTED—To puxchaae a seven-passenger able property within said ctty, sufficient In Lefcal Adtvertisements . * . 14 Atlanta. Ga. or several of them may be sent In aa late aa a week after your ad laat ap- car body. State location and price. Ad- Atlanta. amount to pay the Interest seim-annually on jGost and found. . . u. • • . 14 dress B-285, Constitution. MONEY TO LOAN laid Issue of bonds, and for the payment PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. peared in The Constitution. Such, reapon- I>epal Notice i 14 aea are the result of several forms of CONTRACTORS AHD BUILDERS. >f $25.000 00 per nnntim of the principal YES—Prof. O. O. Brannlng will teach TOO SUFI-LIES-ACCESSORIES. •Vledlcnl r. . . 14 the barber trade. (It's easy.) Taught in special service which The Constitution >f said bonds, and the fund so raised an- Money to Loan...... 14 is rendering In benalf of all Situation THE PRUDENTIAL mally on account of the principal of said half time ot other colleges. Complete course QUEJjlN &KE1LL bonds shall be applied only to the payment Mnalc and Danclnsr. . . w . 14 and position In our chain of shops, $30. Wanted advertisers. Ho It you want a FORD CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. 609 Atlanta Barber College. 10 East Mltchell_3t._ wider ranee of choice before accepting a INSURANCE COMPANY TEMPLE COURT BLDG. ESTIMATES " said bonds as they mature. The proceeds Personal • . 14 position, hold your bos number card and STARTERS CHEERFULLY FURNISHED. MAIN 616. said l>onds .uha.ll be applied exclusively Pool and BlllSarda > 14 WANTED—Men to learn barber trade. Few call at or phone to The Constitution fre- IS NOW prepared to place loans ATLANTA. G EOROI A. for rebuilding, new buildings and extensions weeks completes; earn while learning; po- mentiy for at least a week. to Grady Hospital, \\ ith modern fixtures Palmistry 14 •itiona waiting; illustrated catalogue fre*. LIGHTING SYSTEMS on high-class improved prop- ATLANTA BUILDING AND REPAIR CO. and furnishings for same, and for purchaa- Pnrchajie Money IVotes. . .> 14 Moler Barber Coil ege.38 Lucki* St.. Atlanta. IP YOU are contemplating building, we can " g .such land as may be needed by said Profeaaional Cards..... 14 MAKE YOUR, FORD up to the save you money, we do all kinds of repair WANTED EXPERIENCED CYLINDER erty at SJ^, 6, 6]^ and 7 per cent. work at reasonable prices, all work euar- ispital. Railroad Sobedulen 13 PRESS FEEDER. 1018 Century Bldg. minute. Equip it with electric anteett-jUeed; a triatr'.al is all we agka^k. Main 60-o-j- . Voters at said election favoring the issue Real Estate for Sale. ... IS WANTEI>—Pirst-cJastr white barber for Sat- EXPERIENCED railroad and city shipping Prompt and courteous attention. of bonds for rebuilding-, new buildings and clerk. \v ants position at once. A No. 1 starter and electric- lighting sys- W. R. HOLDER. Contractor. SOI Empire •^tensions to Grady Hospital, with modern Real Estate for Sale or Ex- urday. Apply 177 Peters street. Life building. Ivy 6. KemodelinE and re- .„ white barber. 24 references. Address B-292. Constitution. CHAS. H, BLACK, lixturea and fui nishings for same, and for cnangre IS tem. ' ~ pairing given prompt attention. iixhaslns additional real estate for said. Seed and Pet Stock IS Whl taker. Real Estate Loan Correspondent WILL, complete; your home without any iMpltal. shall have iv ritten or printed on Situations Wanted—Male. . 14 SALESMEN AND SOIIC1TOR9. VIADUCT REPAIR CO. money till finished. J. D. Gunter. M. 1188. eir tickets the words WANTED—Agents for the best selling life, The Prudential Insurance Com- "For the Issue of Se\ en Hundred and Situations Wanted—Female 14 JCAKJPEXTEK WQKK. Ffty Thoutand (£730.000.00) Dollars of bonds Situations Wanted—Male and accident and sick benefit policy on earth. YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AT 48 COURTLAND. for accidental death pay $2,500; J15 weekly ONCE AS SHIPPING AND RECEIVING pany of America. E. Y. CROCKETT' for the Improvement of Grady Hospital." Female 14 sick benefit for $6 per year: life policy, age CLERK GOOD REFERENCES. WILL AUTOMOBILES 203 Empire Building. CONTRACTORS for all kinds of store and Voters opposing the Issuance of such bhnda Typewriters and Supplies. . 15 21, 510.30; age 35, $14.50. age 40. ?24.20; lib- \\QHK ON SMALL SALARi. ADDRESS office work, counters, shelving, book and shall have u ritten or printed on their tickets eral commission aeents. Call on Jonier & the wordii Taxlcabs 13 aa, CONSTITUTION. REPAINTED all cases, etc* 160 South Pryor. "Against the Issue of Seven Hundred and Wanted—Board-Rooms... 15 Hitch. 609 Temple Court building. TOPS recovered and repaired. Wheel*, ax- Main 3651. Residence. Main B425. 1 les and springs repaired. High-grade work Ffty Thousand (5730,000 00> Dollars of bonds Wanted—Houses IS LOANS $25.00 AKD UP foi the imptoiement ot Grady Hospital." Wanted—Young Men. at reasonable prices. -'-'• i. CARTER, Main loul. 1771. Wanted—Miscellaneous... 14, ABOUT 15 young men of good appearance, V JOHN M. SMITH. On Furniture, Pianos Notice ib also given that the tax collector 1SO-12S-124 AUBURK AVEKUB. Store tronta. \vall oaj.es, office work and of Fulton Count v. State of Georgia, th« Wanted—Money...... 14 who know how to Ureas when supplied with Or Indorsed Notes. partitions. rc^iMrar of voters for ele< tlons ordered by Wanted—Real Estate, ... 15 proper Unthing, to aid us in special work for two days only, mu«t have good physique AUDITOR-BOOKKEEPER desires position, CAitl-ET CLEANING. tho Mayor and Grneral Council of the cttv Wanted—Tencbers 14 and .manly bearing, good pay. Addresa at little or no traveling. Expert on system- NOW IS THE TIME AT RATES permitted by the laws of th« W. .M, COX clean^OrienTar^Uujfb J:lse ne, . under ordinances and lawa MAKE MONKY selling Atlanta buburban also protect you from, publicity an,d extend curtains laundered. 145 Auburn ave. *. 3135-J. £o\ernin£r &ame, and such registrar will keep LOST AND FOUND lota. If you have acquaintance in your REPAINTED every courte&v to make the carrying cl a CHIMNEY SM'EKtfKRS. wd.id booka of registration open daily, Sun- local community and will devote a small loan satisfactory to you in every way. days exceptod, until within ten days of the portion of your time, you can earn, a good YOUNG MAN, i*5. with five years' experi- And This Is- the Place $100 REWARD fSnSi' /£S£ «*d date of said election at hja office. No. 44 ii.come selling lots for me. Call or write at ence in. freight office an billing clerk, ZJtT US MAKE YOU A PBICB. iake bake. R. L. Barber. 12i Marietta Edst Hunter Ktrcot, between South Prj or ADVERTISE FOUND ARTICLES. once for particulars. W. P. Cole, 1408 Cand- check clerk a.nd receiving clerk, desires WHITEHALL GARAGE), GUARANTEE LOAN CO. street. Main _13 g 9. vtreet and Central avenue in the cit> of THE LAW. front. Georgia Decisions: lerbui Id ing. some kind of similar work. No objection to 444 WHITEHALL ST. Atlanta vald LOimU. and only those voters "A finder ot lost goods who. hav- TEN SALESMEN experienced In clothing, ving city. Good references. Address Main 4S1. Atlanta 120S. Room 31$ Atlanta National Bank \s hose names appear on said registration ing means v£ knowing the rightful shoes, f urniahings, also groceryman and B-291, Constitution. WATCHEScleaned andgulira7fteed~ books, aw qualiljed to xote In the tily elec- owner, retain theni £ar the Iinder*n general man. Apply at once to Frank O. TRAVIS & JONES Bldg. Both Phones. year, 75c. Thlt, ii I'M KST-class work, tions for the present j ear and on s«ifd bond, own use or advantage, may, upon Watson Co., sellers of Insurance, adjusters, WANTED—At once position by competent AUTOMOBILE repairing. See ua before none better. Greshain. at Allen Pierce s, issue, shall be permitted to vote In said elec- conviction thereof, be punished for salvage. Bargains In everything. UO West male stenographer, have had six years.' having your -work done. Prices reason- MONEY TO LOAN—We have 40 Marietta St. I\y BlO-i-J. tion. a simple larceny under the laws of Mitchell street. . ilroad experience and general office able. Work absolutely guaranteed. 28 _ This notice is gi\ en tu pursuance of an Georgia." "A person who finds lost \vork. Address B-293, Constitution. James St. Third Floor. Ivy 4832. a good deal of home funds that ordinance calling for said ele* tion, approved Eooda Is legally liable to the right- SALESMAN or commission agent to repre- ful owner for their proper care sent in the entire south an established YOUNG MAN 27 years old, thoroughly ex- we can place promptly. Can lend PEACHTREE DAIRY on the I-t day of April. 1911 while in tho fin tier'a possession: manuf acturer of fur garments s nd trim- perienced In general office work and AUTO FENDERS TANKS &13 PEACHTKE3B ST.—Cream, uweet milk, Gi\en under the oifici. Address B-290, Const i tut ion. ^S?.' 'ISilSSls^fS t^'o? " boyn. Beil phooe Ivy 6832. of the Mayor ami General Council of said tution. Ed go wood and Piedmont avea. Phone Ivy BC11 payment plan. Also money for city and likc«i-e lij authority of and in the properly caring for the goods found PRINTER—Sober and energetic, wants job, name of the city «if Atlanta on this the and may retain them until such SALESMAN all-round or straight composition; 15 purchase money notes. Foster & OB' ALL, KINOS lettering, tracinci.. maps, ^nd day of April, I914. expense is paid." Constitution Want YELLOW PINE LUMBER. tart,' experience Can come at once. Ad- ATLANTA RADIATOR CO. patent drawings, plans and alterations. .T G. WOODWARD. Ads find lost property for Its owner. E P. FLOWERS & CO., Montgomery, Ala., Priiiter, Gainesville. Ga. Automobile Radiator Work Exclusively. Robson, ii Edgewood avenue. ~" ' ~ :. 203 HUl>er Tj-uat Bldg. Ivy 1629. Major of the City of Atlanta. desire a particularly efficient, thorough- Bell. Ivy 7434. 7C Ivy Stt. ly experienced, salesman for Georgia, North SODA, cigar and front drug clerk open for WAL'IITR C TA\L,OK po&ition; best reference. C. C, care Con- Do you need money? Clerk ol CounUt oC tho Cit> of Atlanta. H )t,T—Male white poodle, Monday after- and South Carotin E. H. ODOM BROS. CO. THET~D~AME'K'ON'"liSPAlR~CO7 (Se.i-1 of the City). noon, in \icinity of Boulevard and High- WANTED—Six salesmen covering large ter- stitution. Jefferson Loan Society 463 Lee Str< ritorv to handle high-class proposition aa HAVE your autonioblle repaired the right ot Atlanta. Furniture and chairs repaired and refln- land avenue, one tan ear, reward. Call ivy POSITION, any kind, by middle-aged man; •w ay. 70 Ivy street. 69 North Forayth St., Ished. Njffice furniture a bpeclalty. o^T-I, ;*ide line, 20 per cent commission, personal technical training, nominal salary, beat of Loans Money interview neceiAa.ry. Budd Publishing Com- IF YOU HAVE carbon troubles, use Crimo. Phone W. 24^-L. STRAYED from Druid Hilts section a white pany, 509-510 Sllvey_ bunding references. B S. J.. care Constitution. on ana U\er t%putted pointer dog. Liberal re- YOLNHurt Building. tion. 354-inch creosoted long leaf yel- ads.; 3 lines one time, 10 cents, 3 Green, THaon & McKlnney. Attorneys. ACME HATTERS. ,20 iB. HUNTER STREET. county. Good returns. Bc^t Bell Phone Ivy 761b. low pine blocks. Address City times, la cents. To get these rates ads CECOMD-HAND FBIKTINO MATERIAL _ UOl SE , MOViKG. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. selling- article on the market. must be paid In advance and delivered Clerk, City of San Antonio, Texas. The Constitution office. FOR SALE CHEAP. f. H. Brewater. Albert Howell, Jr.. Write R. S. Lenhardt, 606 IIoJ- W. C. TEAiSJi ,' Hugh M. Dorsey, Arthur Hey man. 250 California cases, cost 76o; Bale pried SOc. 1 !^—-^--- I>orsuy, iiiewster H iwell & Hey man. maii lUiilding, Athens Ga. 00 lower case news cases, full alze. cost 60o; SPECIAL HOME FUNDS CHOW__ N ^^M;JtiWJ2LK^-^Y ^C Whitehall. sale price IBc, TO LEND on Atlanta home or bjsineua next to Vaudette theater. i»ECUKilt> or fe« return- Offices: 20S, ,i(M. -iOS. liOtt, 207. 208, 210 Galley rack, holding ten caJleya, up to three and jewelry. Oood and re ed. Illustrated guide book CORPORATION official leaving city property, at lowest rate. Money advanced Kiaer jUuildine. Atlanta, Ga. PORTRAIT AGENTS—Call to see or column*, >3, to builders. 'Write or ca.I you th« aiffhest p and list or inventions n anted tro* to any Lone Diatimce Telephone 3023. 3024, and the Georgia Art Supply Company, desires to secure new position for 10 wooden double frames, cent $8.60; rale silver. addreas. Patents secured, by us advertised B025. Atlanta. Ga, Whitehall street. Atlanta, Ga. his secretary. Young lady Is expert price. 13.76. free in The World's i-roEreds; ^am(>le fre^ stenographer and has exceptional 12 double Iron frame*, holding x2 oaatw, cost S. W. CARSON JEWKLUKS ANl> jOTTICIAN^. Victor J Kvans & Co.._Waahlngton^P. C- H. L. HALL, DOCTOR O3T CHIROPRACTIC. ability In disposing of routine mat- $17.50; sale price 910- NERVOUS and Chronic Diseases. 614 For- MIHCELI.ANKOTJB. ters, requiring good judgment and One proof prese. wm take a three-column 24 SOUTH BROAD STREET Dunaway Bros, ffiv^V'wfuol. *g \Al7lJABlvE ^advaTnccd information regard- ayth building. Ivy 6831. tact. Has all the qualities that galley; sale price HO. iiiff free government and railroad lands. make the differences between a sec- Two stones ana one stand to hold, them, MONET TO LOAN—At 6, 7 and 8 per oent Montana- Arkansas California and many retary and a stenographer Salary about 8 feet long; sale price $10. on Atlanta residence and suburban real other suUcH, millions of aci es> to be thrown $26 a week. Addresa B-JSG, Consti- One wooden case rack, holds SO fuU-Blao estate In Bums of $500 to $2 000 and on store open for settlement thU »pring: special In- cases; cost $10; sale price $4. roperty, any amount desired. Dunson & ENVELOPES AI>UKttjBKi>. dutements to -*oldler^ Address Homeaeek- l-'LY SCREENS. PRICE 4c THOMAS. tution. This material will be Bold In lota to suit. gay. 409 Equitable building. ers' Department. Times Building. St. Louis, FLY SCREENS. PRICE Ac THOMAS. Pay your own freight. Address EAGL^E MULTIGRAPHiWU CO. , Missouri______FLY SCREENS. PRICE & THOMAS. FARM LOAN^-—We place loans In any 8 North Foray t fa St. Phone Main 1158. FLY SCREEMS. PRICE & THOMAS. THtt CONSTITUTION. amount on Improved farm land.ii In Geor- FOR ALE— Lad'eb' readj-to- -wear and *-LY SCREENS PRICE & THOMAS. gia The Southern Mortgage Company. mill nery store in Gastonia. N. C,. popu- V^M-ice ananud. sal«u.jearooie oomn 6tti2i Nit.. Pryorrryvr.. ivyIvy ^-uo4203. <*" ATLANTA. GA. Gould building. lation 12 000 oe«t store and location, new. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE—We buy pur- riean orchnndls*-. doing splendid business. "WHY let your feet hurt you when they can 1 for teHin? connected \\lth buaineea bo immediately relieved oy a visit to The "WANTED —Two first-clasa machine hands chase money notes, snort time loans for _____MAXTK]BSS___ Reason S. A. t^ lay ton Co., manicuring, chiropodist for sash and door factory. One experi- AD WRITER butldlntf houses. The Merchants and Me- out of o\\n. Stork and fixtures will invoice and halrdrebsing parlora. 3S% Whitehall ced on door and vvindow frames, the chanics' Banking and Lo&n Company, 209 CAPITAL MATTRESS co.. us-A south $C 000. further information apply Th« •treet. Children's hair treated. tier experienced In cutting and getting out YOUNO LADY, trained ad writer, desires High Grade Grant building. Telephone Ivy 5341. Pryor. Main 2133-J. WB do boi»t work at a^t nta ___ position. One who can write crisp, force- lou eai prices. Give us a trial. MATERNITY SANITARIUM—Private. neered doors. Vv rite Chas. T. Abeles & I HAVE money to loan from $500 upuard: WAITED — An Idea! Who can think of , Little Rock. Ark. ful cop^ and make attractive display. Ad- some uimple thing to patent? Protect your fined, home-like, limited nun^ber ot p»- dress Ad Writer, care Constitution. JELLICO COAL on Atlanta real estate Privilege to pre- tlenta cared, for. Homes provided for In- WANTED—Good washraan to handle shirt pay in multiples of S100 e\ erj- six mqnth.3. PUT on your baby » c bring you wealth. Write fants. Infants for iuoption. Mrs. M. T. work and flat work; booze lighters need For Cash No dela>. J. J- Kiaer. 1530 Candler Bldg painted and recovered. Robt. Mi! " " for "Needed Inv entlona" ana "How to G«c Mitchell, 16 Windsor street. - 227-a.iS Kdgeuood avenue, ^lyy S07B._ Your .Patent and Your Money," Randolph A not apply. State wages expected and fur- SITUATION—By plrl as good cook, will as- Ivy 676i Co. Patont^ Attorneys. JWaHhin_gt on.. _ p. g. ARE YOU a sufferer of ECZEMA or any nish reference in first letter. Yale Laundry, sist with one child or housework, willing LUMP $4.50 I HAVE money to loan on first mortgage "ORIENTAL KUtiS CLEAMS1*. other skin disease •» If &o, send for free Jacksonville. Flu. to stay on premises at nl&ht Address l&O security, 6, 7 and 8 per sent No delay. \V A,NTKD^-Parl> \vith cash and ncrvo to bookJet. Bitting" Ecsemit Remedy Co., Mei- Butler street. f'n'vcstffe'-ifc proposition, promising largre ORGANIZERS WANTED—The new order. UUKN WELL' JELLICO COAL J J Kiaer. 1530 Candler Buildfng Phone rugu cleaned H.oJ and up. ia. Texas. I\y 6766. vy 3741, Main 5027. returns, highcyt grade amusement enter- >. ZAUN'S delicious name-made Angei The Knights of the Girdle, fraternal, POSITION in refined country home aa prise , nothinff bimiUr south, paying h\g patriotic, beneficent; appeals to all church teacher, private secretary, nurse for sick COMPANY, HAVE MONEY to loan on real estate, quick el e where. Aniuwement-^tare Constitution _ Foo.od aannd BUTTER caecakes foorr sasale at E.. men: organize in your city. Full particulars, or nianaeing housekeeper by ladv of ability work. Atlanta Realty Loan and Construc- ^^ 3 H. Cone's and Morris & Thomas' every Sat- K. O. G., SO McLendon. Atlanta. and hieiiest qualifications. References the tion Co.._305^307_j3mplre Life BuNdlng POKT^Ln^^Soclarwater. cigars, tobacco and tu-dav^ boepial o^rders^ I\-y 6S29. _____ 427 Decatur St. ALEXANDER & JONES drug business, tpjendid location, A new, best. Address B-J96. Constitution. MONEY F'*R SALARIED PEOPLE 892 PEACHTREE ST. Ivy 426. Atlanta 585. LADIES — Eastea r suits and i\raps for grand WANTED boya with bicycles to know that a • -— •— Bell Phone Main 2961, Atl. 1996. up-to-dato fountain. Dr. S. T. WhUaker, Q2S opera. Sp cin.l price on making.. Arnone, John D. Miller Is located at 48 East Hunter v A^TED—Position as slck-iiurse, maternity AND OTHERS, upon their own namea: Tne weil Lee htrret, AtlJ-nta. Ga. ______the Ladies' Tailor. Peacfatree St. it., doing repairing and carrying a full llm cabes a specialty. Can furnish, the best cheap rates, easy payments; confidential. V_P . IXR . X>l-iNl\L,RFNKFTl T1 plumbing contractor known, o0f1 bicyclon:yctec guppiitiasupplies. of references. Call Ivy 4374. J. MCC, Bcott &. Co.. 820 Austell bull ding. is now with the Wynne Plumbing- Co. Per- FOK SALE — Bakerj , ooly one in town of SAFES sonal supervision Ivy i4SI 4 000 great chonco for baker and wif« WANTED—Bright young man, about IS care -25 West Fg_achtreg. BOUGHT, sold and exchanged. Bank QUICK money to loan on improved city Home Bri.kery.___AthenB.__Tenn. _ ^_ _J ___ year*i old. Troy Steam Laundry, 210 Hous- YOUNG LADV, quick with business Ideas. property. Any amount. Building Joans. MONK* SAVED by buy'ng your plumbing FOK SALB — Drug store, can toe made beat fnonn strpfttstreet. . wi,shes employme-nt. Phone Ivy S3S.4-J. safes, vault doors. Combinations Marsh Adalr & Brooks Mell, 424 Hurt bulld- material ot Pickert Plumbing Company. suburban stand around Atlanta. Large 1 EN with patentable Ideas write Randolph ing. Ivy 55. We sell everything needed In the plumbing territorj , with no competition. Address & Co.. Patent Solicitors. Washington. B. C. changed. iine. Prompt attention to repair work. 14^ S UATI N W 5 PER CENT LOANS on Atlanta property. Eahl^ Huntfer_ alreet. Both pliones BiO. B-213. Constitution. Cost of Local Want Ads in , '.T, ,° 'T'I^Male and Femalq j. R. Nuttlnc & Co.. 801-4 Empire Life BANKERS' SAFE AND building. WHEN in need of efficient ste- JMEDICAL^ THE CONSTITUTION VAULT CO. MONEY TO LEND on city property. W. O. Alston. 1216 Third Nat'l Bank bldg. STORES AND OFFICES. nographers and office help, No. 35 East Mitchell Street. B_Y_ J-_W- Bov^^era. 17 Is. Fprayth st. M. 14i7. DR. EDMONDSON'S Tandy and Cotton Boot 1 Insertion lOc a line FARM LOANS made by \v. B. dmlth, 708 Pills, a safe and reliable treatment for lr- 3 Insertions 60 a. line WANTED—Young w omen an-3 girls desir- phone Miss Lynch, Ivy 1949. L. t'OR kalbomining walls, painting rtoord~or ing attractive positions. Welfare of em- Fourth National Bank_ building. gonurai Jiouae cteaniinf, caiJ Jvy 6ol8-6oi6 rcgrularitlet. Trial box by mall SO cts. EcJ- 7 Insertions 5c a line ployees closely supervised; their conduct C. Smith & Bro. Typewriter Co. SAFES MONET to lend on Improved real estate. C. ^jr Atlanta phone •Q. mondaon Drue Co , 11 K. Broad St^ AUant* lc per word flat for guarded by Matron, Women Supervisors C. McGehee. Jr.. 622 to €24 Empire Bide. elnnalneti. advertising and Chief Operator who have complete HERRING, HALL, MARVIN. MRS. DR E. W. SMITH. 238 ~W. Peachtra* from outside of At- charge. Two weeks' training course, salary AUTOMOBILES St. Ivy 469. Dibeas.es of women and chil- lanta. hile learning. Salary Increased In two New and second-hand. Also C F. BINDER & SON dren. electric treatment in chronic diseases. eeke; for those becoming efficient, increas- FOB HAUC. other makes. Gookin Bank and MANUFACTURERS of high-grade paints, No advertisement accepted for ed as they become worthy, with opportuni- "WANTED—To communicate with parties white load and creosote stains. \ve ma,ke less than two lines- Count ties for ultimate advancement to 575 per Office Equipment Co., 113-115 N. that have money to loan on real esL&u i-eady-mlxed paints to order. Corner La MUSIC AND DANCING six ordinary words to each month. References proving the standing SALE worth three tor one and get S per cent in- France and Lowry Btreeta. Bell phone Iw line. the applicant essential. Lunch room, INTERSTATE. B-PASSENGER .. .. J400.00 Pryor street, Atlanta,'Ga. stead of 7 per cent; titles perfect and all ^M&2-J. Atlanta. Ga. PROFESSOR MAHLER'S Delect Dancinc retiring room. Carnegie Library books. FORD DELIVERY 375.00 interest collected promptly without cost to School, 423 Peachtree. Ivy 77S-L. Only Discontinuance 'of advertis- Trained Nurse and Physician to visit the E-M-F ROADSTKR 275.00 lender, and there is one other thing I was rcbfdent member International Teachers' ing; must be in writing". It ick. Apply to yLixs Bell. Training School, BLACK CROW RACEABOUT . . . . 400.00 FOR SALE—Norton, Porto Rico about to forget to say, your loans will be Assuclatlon. 25 Auburn Ave., Southern Bell Telephoi OTHER GOOD BARGAINS, TOO. . •will not be accepted, by phone. and Nancy Hall seed sweet po- tax free. See me at once, as I have some onable rates. Call Ivy sue. flANU tuning, guaranteed to elve eattefac- This protects your interests and Telegraph Company, Atlanta. Ga. choice loans to deliver. John D. Muldrew, tlon. Paul G. German, 1T2 Oakland ar& as well as ours. 1 WHITEHALL GARAGE tatoes. Turner Bros., 43-45 S. 1203-4 Empire buUdfng. pi "VTHTT? ROOP LEAKS, call W. . Mair. 1971. KRESS new store. 39 Whitehall btreet, has 444 WHITEHALL ST. WB can invest your money for you on oral * Barngtt. Ivy 723S. a fe\\ openings for school girls and ex- MAIN 468. ATLANTA 1306. Broad. mortgage, high-class improved property. ~~ I KKPAIK1NG. tra salesladies for Saturday. Apply Friday HOUSEHOLD COODS If You Can't Bring or fternoon. FOR SALE—One 1310 Cadillac, two 1911 It will net you 7 and S per cent. ilUH-a HAL,!' -W^JUlilJ, faKWHJO. Cadillac;,, 30-horae power each, good run- TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN. caatt prices lor Send Your Want Ad HAVE permanent position for young "Wom- ning condition. Nitrate-Soda, Bulk Add Second Floor Empire. 50 CENTS goodn. planoo and aCClce turnltura : c&ah bookkeeper, do not reply unless PHOSPHATE. Muriate Potash. Kalnlt. C. T GWIIWN'W S bHOb E SHOP, 6 Luckie TWO 1912 Appersron Jack Rabbits, 30 and 8. &£eaL HuUa and- Coal at wholesale In AT GW str-et, ft d venced on coui ienrut -a t. Cen tral AucLJon Q FHOJVE: MAIN /A ready for immediate employmen •15-horse power, respectively, both excel- •olid corn. W. E. McCalla. Uanufacturera* opposite Piudmont hotel. Both plionee. Is Company, 11! K.iat M! tchell Street. Bell Addreaa B-2h_8. Constitution. lent condition. Moon coupfe also in good con- Agent. 415 Atlanta National Baolc fllda-. PURCHASE NOTES h^rry 7 Call Tao-icab CCompany for auto ______' ______SO-'ENOGRARHEH. WANTED. State expel dition. FOR SALE — The entire furnishings of a ten- ence, age, salary expected, and where can All used cars taken in exchange for part room hou^e from parlor tp Htchen. Jacobs be reached by phone. Address IS-ill, care payment for 1914 Cadillacs, no real estate MILL FOR SALE WE HAVE funds on hand with Auction Company, SI Decatur street. Phon« wanted. MACHTNT3RY, complete for a 60-barrel flour f* A rn)[?TVn\ff UPHOLSTKltlK Main 1434. Atlanta J2S5. __ Constitution. mill, also a lot ot corn and feed mill ma- which to purchase good first or CAPI il 1DL, Carpet Cleaning Co.. 143 i 5000 I Apply Used Car department, S. Pryor St. Main 2133-J. chinery. W. C. Edwarde, P. O. Box 691, GIRLS, take course In Miss Sparkman's Im- STEINHAUER & WIGHT, INC., second mortgage purchase money Co. £3 E. -Alabama OR ATL.AJSTA proved Millinery School, -84^, Whitehall. 2.28 Peachtree St. Macon. Ga. §?S5i5^ Free scholarship offer. All millinery work 1 notes. Foster & Robson, 1 1 Edge- U5T SIGNS iignifleu bet,t quality. FOR SALE—Practically new furnishing of tree. ONE 1911 NATIONAL 5-PASSENGER King Cotton Seed for Sale Kent Sign Co., 33^ Auburn ave. TOURING CAR. THOROUGHLY OVER- " ~, thank you for your Inquiries. wood avenue. 3-rooin apt., cheap, party leaving city. SALESWOMEN—SOLICITORS. HAULED AND REPAINTED. $550. TERMS. JOHN M, GREEN. j;iNj>o>ys. 3310-J. WANTED—Eight saleswomen experienced ONE 1914 OAKLAND TOURING CAR, FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD FOB 5001 in dry goods, readj-to-war, etc. Apply at DKLCO STARTING AND LIGHTING SYS- 1329 Candler Bldg.. Atlanta. Ga. -- them __ ... cash. S M. SNIDER, US S. Pryor St. TEM, PRICE 5950, QUICK SALE. happen to have it. Give ua your next or- Courteous operators, thor- once to Frank O. Watson & Co., sellers of MADE-TO-ORDER ?LT SCREENS, blch I BUY purchase money notes Atlanta real der and we »ill convince you. Southern FURNITURE and rucai at lowcBt pncem. insurance, adjusters., salvage. 20 West E. O. HOUSER. ' erode; iawvat pricee. Phona M*la 6*10. estate. No delay. J J. Kiser, 16JO Can- Btatet, Screen and Cabinet Co.. Box Si, Col- Robison Furniture Co.. 27 E Hunter __glL_ oug-Uly familiar with, rates, Mitchell atreet. 45 AUBURN AVE. PHONE IVY 7911. W. R. CAllaw4y. Sale* H*r.. 1403 Vourtb dler Bldg. Phone Ivy 57S6. rules and classifications, will teee Park- Eaet Point 39G i"OUR GOOD USED CARS National Bank buildtpc. give you complete informa- DOMESTIC. 1 CLEANERS—PRESSERS, ETC. tion. And, if you -wish, they WET NURSE fbr baby 3 to 4 months old. FOR SALE. THREE roll-lop desks, 2 standing deaka. 2 will assist you in wording Address P. O. Box 69. Brunswick. Ga. Model 30 Roadster $700 filing cabinets. 1 Iron safe and chairs, WISH to buy purchase money notes, will ^.\ interio THK IMPERIAL. Model 31 Touring $775 for sale. Cfaas. A. Home, Receiver, Georgia handle promptly. Address B-297, Consti- rlor Painting, tinting and kals Y CLEANING AND DYEING CO. your want ad to ma&e It most Buick. 2-cyllnder Truck: $350 tution. effective. MISCELLANEOUS. Realty Trust C^. 817 Empire Building. East Alabama St. ..M_ai_n_ J71G. Atlanta. 646. IVY 3334-3336. Atlanta 1298. WANTED—Cultured teacher of execute e These cars are all In good running condi- ROTARY NEOSTTLK, latest model, prac- FOR MORTGAGE LOANS and purchase TAILOR AND FURRIER. Accounts opened lor ads by ability: must have reference and good per- tion, and are worth the money we astc. money notes see L, H, Zurllne and Ed- BUICK MOTOR CO. tically new, with metal case, boxed as ward Jones. 501-2 Slivey Building. Main _ JP^Cbats. suTt^ arid'TurSTS C-A ST-O FF C LOTH IN G telephone to accommodate sonal appeara ce , splendid salary originally shipped, $30. P. O, Box 765, At- id repair. 141 Peachtree. Ivy 37i7. you if your name is in the petent p on, to fill high-class posiion. or 241 Peachtree St- lanta. 62*. intment, telephone Room 3° 4 TKUNKS, BAGS ANO SUITCASES KE- OP a card, u e'll bring cash for shoe* telephone directory. Other TAILOKKD AJiD KEPAIKE». nd clothing. The Venture. 166 Decatur at. •want ads taken by telephone FOR CASH $35.00 DIAMOND cuff buttons, pure white EDUCATIONAL are to be paid for immedi- 3Ovt,KKMENT JOBS for women. Bl« pay. HAVE 1313 3O-horsepower E-M-F Etude- and perfect diamonds; special price $17.50. Atlanta examinations April 6; sample Tobias Jevelry Co.. top floor Atlanta Na- T?77TTNWFi^Tr1^^ ately upon publication, bill to baker roadster; practically new; nickel tlonal Bank Building. POOL AND BIUI-IARD" S be presented by mail or so- trimmed; only used less than 1.000 miles; ATLANTA SCHOOL OF Phone-- Bell. Main ]57R. Atlanta .»*. licitor the same day printed. looks like brand-netv; ow ner, on account wt. HAVE; ANYTHING you want. Let OB WANTED—First-class, millinery saleslady: of accident, has been unable to use it; can »av« you mocity. Jacobs Auction Co.. 11 PRACTICAL MILLINERY 5% DECATUR ST., under new management; permanent position to right party. Gross- be seen at Gainesville or will bend It to Pecatur. Bell pnon* M. 1*»4. Atlanta Z2K. THE ORIGINAL and oiuy regular Millinery ... -I have a very une selection Studebaker Corporation in Atlanta. Gaines- School In Atlanta. Teacbea full course in of wall paper, all grades, that I can t*bow everything new and up-tO'the-mlauta, Every Home Has Use for \ ille Auto Co., Oalnesville, Ga. alx week*. Our rat^s are lower Cor WHAT you. Also prices for hanging and Interior Your patronage appreciated. GlHJ-.a. Itarn. millinery; free scholarship plan. STEWART & HUNT WE GIVE than any other school. We have painting. J. W. Dyer. Main S440. We make iad retrim 2ta.ts free. Ideal PLUMBERS. 53 KA3T HtTtfTER ST. the- Indorsement of all the wholesale mfi- Constitution WANT ADS tachoot of Millinery. 100% Whitehall. Colunabia Auto Exchange. . PALMISTRY. 287 BDGEWOOD AVE—IVY 1626. SECOND-HAND A HUT TENTS—7x7 A. jlnery house*. Now Is tna time to begin, A. WOMAN over 2&, with attractive person- tents. $6: 9x9 A, tent.. »»JO; ifi-lt. conlcml Rainwater. Manager. 40% Whitehall St. SOUTHERN WIRE AND ZRCOf WORKS. 59 ality, fo" traveling position; expences paid. IP IN the market for •. used car It would be Martin St. Both phones 5306. .*i-ol\ lljO Cjindter Bidg.. teacher preferred to your advai.ta.ge to see ua before yo* tent*. 315. Springer. 385 3. Pryor atre»t. PRIVATE puplla given special tnetrnctlon PROF. LA VOUX buy, as we can save you from 40 to 60 pec FOR SALG—On* nln*-coloxnn by competent teacher recently employed THE WORLD'3 G REATEST Clairvoyant, WANTED—EXPERIENCED HOTEL PA.V- cent. Over 60 cars oa hand. Write Xor chine at * xraraondous In New England public schools. Art lessons Palmist and Trance Medium.' TRY WOMAN. ItJIS Century building. our complete list. »0 Highland «venu*. al*o solicited. Telephone W. llOfc. taut Hunter SU Main 117a. Atlanta 10- CITIZENS' BANK. EAST POINT, <3A.

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_.'.> f,. NEWS PAPER THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1914. Page >pace Atlanta. Land Are Wise aod Profitable lovestmeets Increase In Value RetaraSo Buy Land From Want Ads

SEEt> AND PET STOCK BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Apartments or^Sale PEAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—FOP Sale REAL ESTATE—FOP Sale NOKTH &1DJE 1 FCKMSHKI> RESIDENCE D1SIBICT RESIDED4" !*; DISTRICT H G. HASTINGS & CO. TWO gentlemen nice room good board re NORTH SIDE—AnsJey Park Jot 100 feet fined home ^27 N JaGkgpn Ivy 4455 PAIRLEIGH APTS. front overlooking clubhouse tennis courts SEEDS PLA1STS BL.LBS AND POULTRY GENTLEMEN can secure excellent table 133 o 7 SPRING ST IVY SoaS J WILLIAM S. ANSLEY . swimming pool and golf courts, Chajles J ^ board at 1 E Linden Ivy 152 Met.a 6-7 6*8 Candler Bldg SUPPLIES (O~sE three room furnished apt. and one REAL ESTATE -17 ATL NAT BK BI-DG 308 PEACHTRDEwill accommodate a few [ nicely furnished front room Private 51 750—WEST END PARK " storv S room AT AUCTION! Bel* Phones SI 2oSS M 396" Atlanta °a6S boarder.? also table board Ivy 5169 porch All modern conveniences house big bhady lot Ovi ner leaving city EATLY furnished room close In excel ELEGANTLY furnished 4 room apartment must sell at once easy terms Christian I 16 TVE&T SlIICHELH, STPEET lent -n_ea.i8__ 7- Watttin st. __ Ivy S606-J north side very reasonable p o Box b TO17 people with money am t as scared as Tv> S36S | Atlanta Ga you were are >ou' You are feeling a lit COMMISSIONER'S SALE *ARGE front room all conveniences first IF IT H real estate jou want to bu> or sell NG time is hcfe Come to Hatt cl aas board 65 Iv> junction Feachtre tie stronger e\ery da> and what you \v«in.t it \\ill pay >ou to see me A Graves 24 and gret jour iced thii> time and be (JMFURXISJ1ED IB bargains to tone up your nerves and here Eait Hunter street assured; of a real good garden ~V> e make a DEI IGHTFtL front room with excellent specialty of seeds for the south and are in board Ivy 7535 J^ APARTMENTS are a few If you are still scared don t ?6jO—NICE level lot facing car line chert Before the Courthouse Door, a position to give you the very beat varle -ED—~Roonimate~f"or young man Ideal ONE three and one four room apartment. bu:. them and somebody else will and then ed street (Owner hard up must sell ties location Ivy 456*. 442 Peachtree steam heat. Janitor service nicely arrang you 11 get sick Want offfer Ivy 8368 CLEAN nicely fur rooms foF ed No 4 Poplar Circle Call Ivy 7026 ask 5.EW \<)RK DAHLIA BLLBS — V,e have just gotten In Cor the janitor ON BDTL.ER ST between Decatur st and a shipment of the largest and best Dahlia gentlemen 11 Currier I 5632 J Tuesday, April 7, 1914 buJba tha-t we ha^e ever had They JLA WHENCE—Two three and four Edjrewood tive a b room house and lot STOP—LISTEN—ACT cgme in -white red >ellow pink purple and SOI TH SIDE room apartments some early vacancies D"* feet front now rented Price less than BLfSTN'ESS reverses cause me to sac all conveniences and In \v asking distance. variegated Planted, now they will furniah BOJlRDDPS \VAXTfc.D—Two young men 1 J100 per front foot rifico nty choice holdings of real estate beautiful blooms t^u, immer Price 1> nice fr nt r"Jm cloise in splendid table J T Turner Reo. Mgr Apt 8 5_ W (KMota) in ISew York City Last selling TWO VALUABLE PIECES OF - cents eic^* L ft) for ^D cem. board refTen __es_ Phone Mam 1099 J __ Peach tree place Ivy 8Q80 A HOME for $1 9jO on easy terms ^-1\ room prices ?10 000 What am I offered"* table board and rooms. Call COZY 6 room flat Dixon place corner East house on good lot in 3 doors of fine car Vv onderful opportunity to double vour FRENCH OPCHID FLO\VERING C^NNAS Eleventh fatreet every convenience Only money snort!> V, rite for particulars to These make a. most beautiful tropical «,.. Mai 43SO service in all white neighborhood in eastern if R_F furTiibhed rooms board 1C dealreij $35 seen m heat Included Call for Arthur R Orgain 124 Chambers St 'Ven York ALABAMA ST. PROPERTY feet with the lar^e fcreen and bronze ose tr Webb Main 1QOQ Atlanta 445 part of city I want >ou to see thtt. City leaves and orchid like flowers Price 50 <- 193 Washington street DESIRABLE orth side apartment cents a dozen ri\ate bath hot water elec o sub i DECATUR HOME at sacrifice Elegant S SLBUKBAN f£.^ *i"eals Af £ 8C Jet AppJy S Peachtree place or phone DOUBLE EXCEE MOR PL.AFLL TUBE tricjt>_ J M Ivy 5440 room, modern house piped for furnace EAST POIXT 1-OL.Is.S ROSES a fd.v orite evorj. where in the j on a beautiful Jot 70x240 on one of the DON T need to go to the mountains i i hot LOT No. 1—Nos. 51 and 53 E. Alabama street; occupied LARGE room private Wfc-'-'- 136~\V "PE 4.OHTREE ~Apt J01 Best To7d7 summer time healthiest tovv n in Oeorgia fcouth Suitable f r culture e th^r in boxes tion close in making- reduction until ex- | prettiest streets In Dec-atur an 1 it will or the open ground io cents per do^en the best H ater double population )n I i o EXTRA nice room vlth or without board please you Price i little less than $u 600 years I .have elegant homes and lots that under lease by General Supplj Co. CABBAGJb AND TOM \TO PL VNTS — Ev _ 308__S Pry i St Main 24o6 L. DESIRABLE north side apartmont to ""iiblet cm be bought one third cheaper now than ery mornm*. our u as >n brings in nice THRE~E nicely CurnUhPd rooms all con Apply t7 peachtree place or phone l\y |DEC\TLR I OTS m «.00 feet of car line 01 K month R later In v\ hkh time \\ e Xv ill fre«h -stock from our Oreenhou-ie Plant venlencea • ' - - -- - Main 3C14 5440 - «treet w 1th sew er tights a,nd paved t>fde have prettiest street imaginable $3 600 now for early ui=e Cabl age 0 cents per LOT No. 2—Northwest corner of Alabama street and c.Uj'V fur with board close In or business oroD (walks 60x190 feet for $t>50 \Vhcre cai beautiful new bungangal jw «J\ roonii aU mod 100 Tomato *..> center per do*s«*n Mitchell st. o rant Bldg >ou beat if lot - b> 1 0 $1 000 gentlemen c per month othor FERNS — The mo t sd.CJ«fd.ctory of nil deco fr^it unfur tod n Central avenue, with railroad frontage; occupied rative plant'. \\ e ha e the finest lot In T | THIS l^ ju-,1 d sample of some 1 ha P an* heap homo nging fro 000 to $ 00( to\v n «tt prices ringing from 60 centb to $ I eautiful lotfa yn easy rm" See me WANTED—Board—Rooms 5 ROOM APT The Avalon W Peaci ^^ i it will pay you Lo talk with me if >oi .boit it under lease by Sw itt & Co. bj couple in euburban and North avenue Ivy 4168 I need anj-thJng in the way of real estate S N THOMPSOM Bell Phone Sb Last f oint PLANTS AND SEEDS changed Address B Constitution J FOR RENT—NEW YORK APT TITLES ARE GOOD and certificates of title will be KOU^R^^ajT^ind~^air ^o7t SPtCI \L I HA\E on Stone Mountain car line a beau waa third Georgia Experiment Station TO sublet a handsomely furnished apart tiful bungalovv at a Pd-crifice price Must 1913 standing ahead of seventeen of the FOR RE NT—Rooms^ ment consisting of parlor two bed rooms OPPORTUISJirY THE follow In i offered by owner for quick be sold Make offer tor further informa issued by the Title Guarantee Co. beet known and noat prolinc varieties da and two baths on a lon(, or short lease at e tio» call I v y &5 mand ereu-t. aupply limited, order quick, the Hotel Berkley "4th street and Amster sate A. beau (ful ho ne 10 rooms baths tl 50 bushel &0 buihelu. $1 40 100 buatels. dam avenue Ne« ^ orlt Address H "V% aren jhd.rdtt.o6d floorn n laige torner lot High TOR SALE < HEAP—4 acres with tenant SI 30 Fa.lr_Vle v__i arm,_Palnietto Ga dorf Hotel Ansoma 74th street and Broad .lindavc euHt fron neai North ave Druid house at the G mile post near Peachtree way New ^ orh City [IIills section Pi Ice $• 0QO famall cabb pay road Price^ $4 500 Term-^ Ivy 7184 L FOR PLATS and information, applj to SNEE13 NtjRbERins will mill you cata merit balance t,arne as -ent Jogue ol flrat cla-ia fruit treta piantti and ASK THE CONSTITU- Also G room bungalow ^ | 0 KIRKYiGOD o rooni~bungalo v Urge nd balh al city lot $100 ca"h Slo month Ivy S36S vines fa trade tre<_3 Privet hedge pecan con\ emences practically v lot 60x150 tre ett — Houses east front Flora avenue > f * £5_ _ -__ Morro i L»& __ TION WHERE TO JLJV.C ce 3 aoo FARM iLAJSDS Small caah payment balance llkt ren*t WL carry a comple e line of field* garden Also two beautiful lots 200 feet o avenue and flower seed also pet btock. J C Me &URN1SHKD house for sum^mer Call Ivy AI,ABAi\IA STOCK FARM EDWIN P. ANSLEY MlU«in Jr S*>ed Company ~3 S Broid St. rooming bouse information If you 1316 with choice of east south or wost front 100 ACR "5 pasture water grazing shel want to get a place to board or rent Peachtree Terrace Price *1 50 per „ ter 100 acres paper shell pecan trees 40 rooms ir any part or the city or sub- foot An ideal location for a home just " ba v and grain fields t ine -esidence REALTY TRUST BLDG. off Peachtree road Call at 103 N Pryor comJil^taT ,tab ,.I.OTVIB tr^n^l Hnlrim^i H niii l knowknownn GAMES urbs, ask 1 he Atlanta Constitution. or nhoi t* Tvv ^''aG ome eoo(1 bu dlI)gH a He ulil bo gJatl to help you get wiiat trees fruit lt ornamentala adjoining WARE ou to to \\ IL.L, faoll i pa r ot Air itilt IP months lota in body or separate Owner care Dr S TEXAS OIL LANDts—Big gushera are mak PICKWICK _ line very suitable fur raitrciad man ^ r Whitaker S''5 Loe^ s>t \tlanta •VrST ^Mi STORE PROPERTY—In the very heart f the I usinens section in \% est ol I with e\ el t t r e 1 ...it.e S 0 each T NEW UEN STORY AMD FIHt,PROOF ing people rich Particulars free Jaa O C Hud cm < c lurnl u j Steam heated rooma with connecting batba. ?30 PLR~MONTH~on" leaseTo an acceptable $"^00—BIG S \CR1HCE G room home r ght Jones Chronicle Bldg Houston Texas . Fnd at Gordon and Lee streets we ofTer a lot 78\loO with two stores and room^ purchaser strictly n odern S room at Grant Park big lot bcrvant s hou&e on this One half of this lot is vacant "Re are offering ft for $10 000 The owner nf TWO~btd,uUfiuI> marked white blaxk~and Convenient shower baths on each floor rvpert>r has 7 bune-ilo \ \\ efat Lnd 01 e block from rear must feell easj- terms "Matthews J\ y FOR SALE—Geortisi lands a specialty Thoa once *a Instructed me to submit her an offer Let us show St to you at tan roia.ll> bred n ale 1 t gli h setter 7 FalrUe fat Ne«.r Carnegj^ L.ibrary vou can uy so as to more 1 ark btreet Methodist church newly W Jackson 4th ^at Bank Bldg Atlarta our prlce *" ** than double your money It Is a pick up at puppies Gallon lv > 8u^ 100 ->i ring st painted and tinted gas electricity hot and coid water with double car THE EDGE WOOD BUVOALO\\ On one of the be I -.treets in In man Park we have a ne •. line ln_front nice neighborhood om MISCELLANEOUS N k.W modern, uteam ucftt, «lectri« lights, FOR RE NT—Stores FOR RENT—Stores nor TOrtnth frtroom BungaloBungalow lott ^0x100 that \o \ i\\ &ell for $$ "SO SlOO cash S 0 hot and cold, water Petiirable home tor *13 t>0 PFR MONTH—tour room house and fnodwn conveni^6 baUnce This bungalow hds g^s electric lig ts in i rv orj otic Jadley und. icenUexnca JEiooma per day 60c reception tij.ll newly painted and pa e3 No use to pay rent wliei1 vou can Iive in a up weekly single. S3 up, double. 94 up pered gas •water sidewalks and curb our prl e and ter house like th s at i.U4^t h.dtgewood ave IvyLgju4_jr ing good neighborhood 5 yardt, from double car Line Can have good gar THE ADOLF den raise chickens and keep cow 1 SPLtVDIDLY furnished rooms for men mile heart of citv jit "-am__h_e_tt and bath 10 *& E Harris St. TWC 14TH STREET HOMES FRONT BL-L) ROOM large closet hot water STORES (.Use in two rooi i pun try and •'ink fur ^.^™ lhe 1 l 102 IVY ST. it broke _L' ^L_*_ ? unluuii lied JEi 00 I\y 8..i>j EXCHANGE Ht>>rE \etgli4 1 0 pou d-* \er> ac. lini Lrcl o t L RNIfaUI D front room close In i^art fJ ROOMS and close in for a rooming- and boarding 1 t use this cannot be beat b jear old bay rue 1 o ht nds 1 gh for n int all modern conveniences 164 Ivy surrounaed bv pl ne,sh ealc cheap Jjoth ph >nt. 4 1 street o-partrnent o FOR RENT smalle oprty n part pment " '^^« "> value accept &Hfe.lL\NI> lOMfcS—All kin I-T" VV nte~j our PITZHUGH KNOX 1 LA lit h, sunn} front room to couple ._ CANDI-.E.R BI DC. 1\ i -1446 wl he - lo T I I r ink "PI fourth avenue gentlemen good location 44o Peaehtreo ^TTtFCT vacant lot Something dhole. North Na hvUle Tenn _ street U> iJtl FOR R&3NT—9 room hou«e 371 "Whitehall \VJL'NUL lot "Well located and ch FOR S \( t- cheap depot carr b si house $30 1 0 Edgevvood 5 raomb jllb bo GOOD LOCATION, SHOW «ir*>f t _ ____ ^ _ ___,._. Si rrinitv 6 rooms 5^2 S L. I>i AS dig J. R. NUTTING & Co t OR S \Lh,—One top^butSJ 1" first class ij\I or t \ o furnished room« w ith porches Fourth National Bank INSURANCE—REAL EST VTE—LOANS condition C 11 AL1 int. L 4 S4 and ill conveniences •> blocks of (jeorgl Terrace Phone I%y 84841 GIST our "Weekly Kent Bulletin /« mov* 1001 EWIRE LIPS BUILDING PHO tenonta rtntlnf S14 60 and up 1- iUEJ S«e WINDOWS ON TWO SIDES, *• II T "N1CELY furnished rooms near bath elec notice John J Woodaide. th* Renting trie lights hot and cold water close in Attent 12 Auburn avenue. gentlemen preferred lv> 1013 OUR weekly rent !fst gives fulf descriptions i GOOD LIGHT AND RATES TA&Tkt ULL\ fur room attractive home, of anything for rent. Call for one or let ASHIONABLE dressmaking satisfaction near Pied ont par-k I\ y 3o7< L ail It to you Forrest & Ge HOME BARGAIN guarantee i low priceb "\Vebt 215 3M< LJjl furnished ronms modern convem CALL write or phone tor oar Rent Bulle enees Ijfc Luckte street ti» Edwin P Ansley" Rent Det>t. fiecond THAT ARE REASONABLE. THl O\\ \ER of 249 Washington street has instructed that tin;, TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES B OR gentlemen front room, private en floor Realty Trust Bldg I 1600 Atl 363 trance do»e1 n apartment Ivy -i999 L \ TTPEW- RITFKS all in kes bought and HOUSES apartoienta and stores for rent beautiful home be sold at once It is located in the best section 41 \\ Hunter at TWO room** pantry sink furnished $14 50 Phone us and let ua mail you a rent list. sold unfurnished $!„ _7L Courtland George P Moore 10 Auburn avenue. of the South Side and surrounded by fine homes The price ib light, 1UKNISHED ROOMS [for *,entlemew or JsEW 6 room hou^e "West End 5 room Call at 1110 Hurt Bldg. AUCTION SALES couples close in 4S Luckie street ho ise Campbellton road Phono West. 470 ?nd "\\ill <- >n=ider a small piece of property as part pa\ment Atlanta 1ojj6 W M^Poole AUCilON AND SAL- VAGE COMPANY at 90 South Pryor will NEW b room ~ ~ conveniences buy or r.cll your furniture household gooda PHONE IVY 7200. or1 piano Phone Bell Main 2300 FOR RENT—Houses all parta of city G R. LIEBMAN T\\ O nicely furnished rooms. in~ private Moore & Co 405 7 Sllvey bldg M. 534. HOTELS^ fa.mily___l\_y_6349 J 1 ^ fc,ast Harrit, street REAL LbTYTE AND RENTING 17 WALTON SlREET. WANTED—Houses HOiEL Nit b L\ fur larj,e room prUate bath 64 10 AND 12 vVAI-TON STREET __Foi ret>L -i\ emie __ cottage for summer must FOR GEXTLEMaN oqly center of city * R yards Ivv 4977 Lit "\TLi-MEN nice rooms alt conveniences REAL ESTATE—For Sals REAL ESTATE—For Sale one blot k^pohtoflice 34 Cone Ivy (*lb STL VM IltAJCLD ROOM electrlclt; Rocrn FOR RENT—TYPEWRITERS__ city every _ WILL EXCHANGE 013 FOR Rt-N^T—Desk -ip ~ room*, In the Candler building Apply GEO. P. MOORE TYPEWRITERS RENTED 1 9 H MONTHS FOR $5 AND UP GEN1LLMEN iL Dandier building Rebuilt Typewriters 523 and J75 0 \\ HARRIS nev, Ij furnished rooms also OFFICL apace for rent 4th floor Atlanta EEAL ESTATE AND EENTING Good Automobile for Real Estate AMERICAN TfcRITiNlj MACHINE CO 1^ room in CheacerfleJd l\y Tru&t bldg All_CQnveniences Ivy ^724 4R North Pryor St Phone Main "^28 I Large \\ell furnit-hed front FOR RENT—Half of office with Ube ~"of room close in 117 Spring st Iv> 5S84J desk phone and typeu riter Call Ivy 951 BOARD AND ROOMS NIC.ii.LTE furnished room& v, ith all con tOR PDNT—Office and de^k space Apply veniencet. 183 IV j strtqt Phone Ivy 3015 502 Third National Bank building PEACHTREE STREET W. W. WISDOM, JR. T\\O nieely fur front rooma complete for FOR THIS SIDE ol T^nth street, a modern brick house on lot 60 feet front. According to price per foot of property 1021 Candler Bldg. 2 OR S furnished rooms for housekeeping 215 PEACHTBEE~ST. ASK THE CONSTITU- 44_bputh Pryor street Main 1957 J STORE ROOM size 20x60 right in the bus iness section an ideal location for any around it the market value is $32,500. We can deliver it T\\ o front rooms nicely furnished for line let us show jou this TION WHERE TO LIVE se tlen en __M-iln_51 o J at $27,500, on easy terms. TWO furnished rooms verv reasonable FITZHUGH KNOX close in 77 Mi Brothertori street Candler BuJldlng ivy 44-J6 WE ARE BUILDING rootnins want to bt.t a pla.te to bourd or rent FOUP flne new stores and lofts at 134 136 PEACHTREE CORNER rooms in any purt of the city or :»ab 13R and 12f WMteht 11 str et also 64 s AN EIGHT-ROOM, 2 story, brick \eneer, tile roof home m the urbt> ask L he Atlanta Constitution .!*—WEST EM> '—'ad street also 61 E Alabama St C5co VACANT—40x100 feet to alley—between Georgian Ter- Wo will bo el«ict to help you get wfcat JbOLR room1* upstatr-i private ba.th electric best section of Ansley Park The house has two baths hard you \v aut, Hehts fcas to refined couple Atlanta rafee and Tenth street, an ideal location for stores with Phone -7 / wood floors, brick mantelb, cemented basement and furnace 84 foot Third Floor Constitution Building UPsFL«NISHKI>—.NOKFH SUDJE. FOR RENT—Business Space apartments above. Price, $24,000; $5,000 cash, balance lo* with s e drive Can be had on easy terms, and will finish to Main 5000 Atlanta &001. 1% private home with renned couple entire GE^~ROOMS f^rTi7he to suit. suit your idea Come and see us now upper floor four rooms private bath sink chairs piano electric fans no children references Ivy 7578 reasonable best location i THREE nice housekeeping rooms In fine Nelson 417 Peters building neighborhood hot and cotd water elec PEACHTREE BUSINESS LOT trie Ughtt, and use of phone Call^ Ivy 3310 POTMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IVOKT11 SJU>£ 3 OR 4 unfurnished rooms near In all con FOR RENT—Office* ADJOINING- business buildmg near Tenth street, A Modern 1 arnily and Tourist leniences oG Simpson street MAIN 4327 205 RHODES BUILDING. attractive combinations on doctor a floo— 241/2x90 feet. Price, $10,000; $1,000 cash, balance HOTEL CNFTTKNISHED—SOUTH StDXS. hot and cold water—compressed air and I7 LIGHTS and ateom he&t. Euro TWO connecting front rooms. Hot and cold other conveniences Candler Building and yearly for five years. pean. *3 a weete and up 60c a. day and ^.ater Near 3 car lines 283 Crew St Candler Annex Aaa (_» Candler Jr agent up Kooms «n suite witii private batba. 222 Candler building: Phone Ivy 5274 Se« W. T. NEWMAN.-& CO. THREE unfurnished rooms close In hot and Mr Wilkinson 8 0 8 l RT H American. $7 a week and up 41 60 a day cold water 286 £,ast Fair street , , ,ZQ l - - yATIQNAL BANK BUILDING BELL PHONE MAIN 4§11 and up Free batba on all floora. FOR RENT—Office space desk and tele £67350—C)N ST CHARLBS AVJENtJE on nice larg^e lot we have a splendid PEACH I REE INN FURNISHED OB . phone 606 Temple Court^ jMain 5191 6 room bungalow It has hardwood floors birch doors combination, fix 391 PKACHTREE STREET. OFFICES FOR RENT in Hurt building A PEACHTREE HOME BARGAIN tur'es and is furnace heated Can make easy terms or will take a good auto Under new management. Clerk and bell FUR or unfur rooms, hot water, ADD'V 1110 or Dhone Tvy 7200 mobile from $700 to $1 OOP as_flrst_ pajjuent boy service nlffht and day Puoue* Ivy electric light«* rooms connect- 61,9 __g.7 _ NEAR SIXTEENTH STRFET, on a nice, le%el lot nearly 250 ?6 000—<7N TWELFTH STREET between the Peach trees -we have an aim cm ing bath ^14 Peachtree FOR RENT—Farms new 6 room bungalow with servant s room This also hag furnace heat feet deep slightly elevater!, with shade, ^c have a 2 story The location isjCine Can make Jgrma^ __ BELLEVUE INN FtRNIbHED and. unfurnished rooms for rrnsto 4 pl N1CEL-Y furnished single or dot >bl« rooms, rent 310 W hiteha.ll street each for nlmost nothing good nouses and residence, with furnace and all modern conveniences for only 54 70(j—YN THE St Charles and Highland avenues section we have another atea.ni tea tod, \\lth. or without meala. &7 barns, etc, I* Orossnian Sb Whitehall st fine little bungalow on a splendid level lot with shade trees It fac^s . Ivy 1598 _ _ Atlanta. $20,000, on reasonable terms The best home proposition on the right and was built and occupied by the owner Let us talk to you about CLi.AN ROOMfa with private street for the price It will make a good investment, too it. Reasonable terms bath in refined \\c\\ kept home J4 600—CLOSE to Forrest avenue and Pine street on nice level lot facing- just. ot£ West Peacfatre t 4J4 Spring NOBXH SIDE. curnci Ihird Ivy east we have a new bungalow with six rooms and sleeping porch Can TW O housekeeping rooms bath electric a e II o 11 t *• 11_ m s—$ 5 0 0 _g_jgh___ lights us,e of sitting rgotn ualkinff dis SOUTH GEORGIA FARM ^00 to 1 000000 acres 514 PL.Au-1 TREE tance suitable fof business w omen 34o good land wort\\orth $_$.00 to 5 j•> perr acre Wi 1 TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN |4~^ofl—^JN"THE Inroan Park section we have a new bungalow with six. rooms J-t IjL, rooms. ,i.Ith or without prl trade equity m \tlanta nropertv pay SI 000 It has hardwood floors and furnace heat Lasy terms \ ate batb. e\ie_lteut board. ^ tsh balance in not**s \\ rite or see Clark OOJD CHRISTIAN HC-llT, for girla. ^eaJoiT" TWO nicelj furnished front rooms for light 203 EMPIRE BUILDING able i-atea references required Tabernacle housekeeping private honn= every conienl \R\OLD & COMPANY ogjOitoo o 7 Luckie _ a treet em.e reasonable Ivy _.)8^ J 32a Court- 510 11 ol" Peters Bl Ig Main 199 BOA.KJ-> ana rooms, also tuble board, close FOR Quick sale Itst >our property wltn~ua- 1 NORTH BOULEVARD BARGAIN in fateara heat and all con veutencea. 39 Porter &. Si\ If t ISO >i Peachtree street. i Currier street IN BUNGALOW r^SSS! "BUY THE FAMILY A HOME" BJitAUait UL, rooms one block ot Peach slipping peirth and private bath "*1 High ST CHARLES AVENUE—Beautiful bungalow of seven rooms has hard tree excellent itteals it desired- 19 and 21 land avenup 3v> 7^49 REAL ESTATE—Sale, Exchanaa W Cai * wood floors, birch doors furnace heats tiled ba h room, beautiful fix- THRKE large nice connecting rooms, gas faEB M& tor bomb jeorffla Farns Win __ rooma and excellent range and dishea furnished. 43 Luckie St. exchancs for city propertj J T Kim- tures and all modern conveniences This Is one of the prettiest homes on table board table boarders also wantee keeping sink In kitchen all modern con \E1 O\ S/so IN\ EST- 50x135 each Price, $3 600 No loan terras easy »et home attractive surround leniences alt.o one n>wly furnished bed NORTH SIDE ACREAGE lient mealo three doors from roo-oi convenient w alk from Flvo Points. FOURTH \\ \RD W Eighth street Ivy E2oS J See the^ roomts before renting Main 475, J ON the Peachtree-Dunwoody Road, \\e have a small tiact consist LARGE room for couple or three^ oung 11" tormwalt WHITE REVTIXG PROPER- THE L. C. GREEN COMPANY men also^fingie room bteam heat private 305 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING PHOND IVY 2943 ing of about six acres just a short distance from Peachtree bath hot \\3ter i>4" Peachtree Iv> 6t>34 ON E fur room or 2 fur rooma for light TY. CLOSE I\ PROPOSI- Road A great many improvements are nov, going on in thib sec- ROOM and board in private family on Pied, housekeeping close in 124 Oarnett at. TION OPEN 36 HOLRS rnont avenue nej.r Piedmont park. Terms T\\ O fur rooms private entrance Price J15 tion and a good many more are contemplated Buy this tract at reasonable Call 1\ > 4o0^3 A._dulta_oni3_jijj_A.tl 3S11 371 Olenn street C\RL H FISCHER, BEA cfTIFtjii ^ furnished front roam ex TWO fur roon distance At- the price \ie offer il and double >oui money within the year Prn_e 3063 : 508 FOURTH VA.TL BANK CASH TO LEND nov. 1S1 I\v $4,000, on terms ^ TWO furnished rooms for tight houtekeep BLDG A.TLAKT4, GA HAVE $7,000 IN CASiSHH to lend on good first or \second mortgage notes . frt?nt room dressing room with ag Price J20 3"o Woodward avenue la-vatoo with bodrd t>t> Peachtree I\y E of the most beautiful homes on High No delay if jou havve the goods WES>T END aad ave near North a\e with 10 rooms' all cit> conveniences extra large lot price FOR "ipj^^yc* MEN uite of rooftiH adjoimns I OR R.tNT—Tlf&^ or four u^n.rnjsned fnr belou real value for quick Sale by own WILSON BROS. J. R. SMITH & J. H. EWING barth antl how er Mr-* (_, jy, Sullivan 4 root iv for houbeKeepinsr AH convcn er Small ca&h payment balance like rent. \V. Peachtree Ivi b7JO J, ientea Vtest "tot J 701 EMPIRE BOTLDING. PHOJSE IVY 8il3. 130 PEACHTREE ST.

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place wooden with steel equipment?" "We so regard It," said Mr. Rea. "Al~ BLOODY WORK IS DONE though the initial expense of steel NEW YORK EAST SIDE LODGE i equipment is much greater, the ca- DESTRUCTIVE FIRE NETS DEATH IN FIGHT IFOR RATE ADVANCE 7 = • pacity of the cars also is greater. The New Tork, April 2.—A shooting af- "E. A. Minor ltod.se. No. conversion, however,- costs a great deal fray on the upper East Side tonight 603. P. & A. ar.. wtir hold a. of money," «ost the lives of Joseph Guarniert, an OeTEAMJF HORSES regular commiuiicatron in Prof t ta of R*ilro« No. 89. F. & .A. M.. will be $1.50 Silk OQ,, St. Augustine, Fla-, April 2.—Historic MancinI, went in pursuit, and were the name of Robinson. The difficulty. held tonight (Friday), April "Washington, April 2.—Testimony of i cannot separate commodities. "We deal joined by Guarnieri. Cassetti1 guarded and can deal only with averages. The St. Augustine, the oldest city in the arose oxer a team of horses. Robinson 3. 1314, at 8 o'clock in their &KidGlovesOi7O eatern railroads in support of their ap- \ United States, was sw*P>t 'by fire early the street door. Mancini went -to the is still at large hail, corner Gordon and L*e« hcation for a 5 per cent freight rate in- fundamental question is whether we room and Haerle and Guarnieri went _ streets. The Fellow-craft shall go ahead or go backward. We today, leaving an its wake the serious to tn.e apartment. ' The body was taken to Harry G. degree "will be conferred All brothers Broken lines, and bizes of crease virtually was concluded before have asked for the increase and the injury of two winter visitors, the de- In an unlighted room Horgan seated Poole's undertaking: establishment in 1 for examination and advancement are the interstate commerce commission answer must be riven by the commis- struction of records and curios dating: himself m a chaar and waited. GuaP- Atlanta, and funeral arrangements requestedto piesent themselves these high-grade gloves group- today by President Samuel Rea, of the sion." back to the days of Spanish rule in ruien T>ushjed aside a portiere and will be completed later. Mr. Shinn was ! prompitly. All duly qualified brethren the sixteenth century, and. a property dropped dead when a bullet from Hor- 29 years old. "He is survived by his' are cordially in \ited to attend 'ed for* clearance'at 8o,c. In- Pennsylvania system. Beginning to- Mr. Brandeis asked about returns gan, s revolver passed through his Bv on passengrer traffic. loss estimated tonight at between I\f *, ^eutenajit Haerle fired twice at parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Shinn;; order of:. ,^ v.. cluded are: morow lake and rail shippers will be $400,000 and $600,000. Lne Hash of Horgan's weapon and two one brother. TV. E. Shinn.. and a sister. 1 ^ fit'N^ICUTT Secretary. heard in opposition to the increase. It 'It probably is a fair conclusion," —Stylish $1.5tf embroidered long *aid the witness, "that there is a com- Winter visitors from the north in bullets entered the laborer's chest and Miss Mamie Shinn. silk gloves, in black and colors. is probable that all evidence for both head, killing him instantly. „. ,— ^ JJT paratively insignificant return on capi- five touriB't hotels which were de- A regular communication —$1.50 Long silk gloves'(16-button), sides will be completed within the next tal devoted to passenger business. I stroyed fled irito the streets 'before NEW PLAN SUGGESfED of Palestine lodge. No. 486. plain black or white. All sizes. few day«, and the commission is efs- always have felt that returns on pas- daybreak, many of them leaving valu- MISS MAY RICHARDSON Free . which are controlling as to passenger only "in their night clothing. The per- mode shades only. Presidents Willard, of the Baltimore sonal loss of visitors in the fire has Cheapo. April 2.—A new plan for spelcal dispensation, at 7 * 4 —$2.50 Real chamois gloves in 12 fares." London, April 2.—Home ,S8cretary punishniK policemen was announced to- _ sharp. The Entered Appren- j and Ohio, Deland, of the Monon; Smith, not yet been determined. na nf ed . ^^? ,i °S" PafUzinent today day by Chief of Police Gleason. tice degree will be conferred. All duly and 16-mitton lengths. of the Xew York Central, and Rea, of Aroiued Sleeping Quests. •that Miss May RjciKWdsbii. who receirt- qualified ^ isitinpr and resident breth- —Short chamois gloves in the regu- ly was sentenced to six months' impris- Instead ot fining the offender fifteen ren are fra-ternally invited the Pennsylvania, will be recalled for LOUIS B. WILLIAMS Rescue work performed by the em- or twenty days' pay the chief said he B> order of: lation 2-clasp style, 89e. iployees of the Florida house, where onment 105 slashing the Rokeby Venus. (Sate Starts at 9 A. M. cross-examination. DIES VERY SUDDENLY ™s bei^g.- forciblj ted would be made to work overtime with- WIIvLIAAI D. PHfPPS. Mr Rea's statement and discussion of the fire originated, is "believed to have ,S^9fdlnS to suffragette authorities, out extra pa 3.. "Worshipful Master. Main Floor, Left Aisle.) saved many lives. Going ^through the 0 DAVID K. SHTJMAKER. Secretary •> the financial condition of the eastern I^ouis Benjamin Williams, the well- jUinoush Miss Richardson took a com- By this sj stem the family of the of- known proprietor of the Bonanza pool smoke-filled halls, they quickly plete new outli.t of tlothes Into iprison, fending jjatiolman would have just as r.iJ 1 roads today related concretely to parlor at 5}£ Decatur street, died sud- sleeping guests and aided them urg-ent messages have been rerceived much mone> and the rule-breakers A- regular meeting of ..he Pennsylvania system, but he indi- denly of heart failure Thursday after- ing- their way out of the burnij>& builet- within a week for three new outfits •would have more woi k. Georgia I^od^- No_ .... 15S. mt$. and "a strong dressln.gr gown," No- Knights of Pythias, will Wash Goods cated that his observations and con- noon at 3 o'clock in the Empire Life body is allowed to visit her, the sut- be held tonight (Prida> > clusions applied alike to all of the building-. He had many friends in the Notwithstanding efforts by the tragettes s,ay. and Ihey suggest .that she city. He was 42 years old. Florida house employees &bout twenty- Britain for Peace Treaty. feat Castle hall, in the Kisec lines. He declared railroad returns had Mr. Williams is survived by his wife '" belngr ill-tre-ated • building-, 8 o'clock. Mem- Remnants : been decreasing continuously, and that five guests who wer£--sio\v- in being Suffragettes set Tire to Lis'burn castle "Washington. April 2-—Secretary I bers arc- urgred to be on and one child, five brothers. Sam, Will, aroused were rescued b> firemen toy county Antrim, toniprht They left a Brjan today received notice from Lon- i hand. Visitors welcome. unless the downward trend were ar- Mart, Euvie and Lum Williams, of the use of ladder^ Although all per- Tables stacked heaping high Carnesvllle, Ga.: four sisters, Sudanna message tor Sir .Edward Carson, vow- don that the British foreig-n office hud A. H. WIMBERLT. C. C. reated it would cripple their power to sons remaining fn the building were lug \egeance, Sir Kclward having made given its approval to a draft of the 3. y. I-AXIERr K. Of S and Essie Williams, Mrs. Tom Isbell warned not to Jumsp, firemen were un- \\ith the accumulated short serve the public. He insisted that un- and Mrs. Ben Dixon, of Carnes\ille, and the announcement several days a^o peace commission treaty now under ne- XEWMAX LASER, M of F. less the roads were permitted to in- successfia .trc pi eventing two persons that he was not in favor of the suf- gotiation, and that the document would ends, 2 to 0-yard lengths, con- by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wil- from jujTfpJng. ,frOm the second floor of fragettes, crease their net income, serious re- liams, of CarnesviUe. th The fire d:d no sei ious be forwarded immediatelv to Washing- sisting of the mos't desired fab- ' ® *vJ-5rida house -to the ground. damage ton to receive the finishing touches. FUNERAL NOTICES. trenchchments would have to be made ' His home was at 21 Harwell street weie Miss Alice M. Smith1, of 1 —A policy which he earnestly hoped He was a member of the Brotherhood lie -. Sale at 9 a. in. of Railway Trainmen. ~ Nova Scotia, and W F. Gid- JT-'OUSE—The friends of Mr- and Mrs. might not be necessary, because he Edwin Fouse, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bagr- lOc; values to 2-3e. felt the publie interest demanded that i srett and family. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. •well-managed railroads should earn a Johnston are invited to attend th,e 25 c; values to $1- reasonable return upon their efforts ifuneial of Mrs. Edwin Kouse this iFn- >pital to 'be critical. One of Mr Gid- MADDOX PROPERTY dav) morning; at 1U o'clock from the White Goods Remnants and their property. dings' ankles was broken and he was DE LOACH frlLL LECTURE otherwise hurt, but physicians tomg^it I parlors of Harry G. Poole, 96 S. Pryor Laying Off Employees. On next Tuesday (legal sale i 3."\ 7^ at 1O o'clock V\ C arc gOltlCr street. Interment at Greenwood cemp- at one-third off. said he would reco\er. Several other - ' , .... j. ° , , , tei-> The follow ing- gentlemen will Air iiea went on to say that only re- ON-BIRDS AND HABITS persons received minor injuries. to sell before the courthouse door, a splendid piece of semi-cential fact as pallbearers and meet at the par- , cently the Pennsylvania and some other As soon as the extent of the fire be- • • lors at 9 45: Mr. John B. Goodwin, ~M>" [lines, had been obliged to curtail their sssor R. J. H. DeLoach, director came apparent, (Jomipany G. uf the property on the corner of Pratt and Moore streets, jubt back of the H. J Bruce. Mr. B. F\ Bennett. Jr., Mr. Handkerchiefs: " operating expenses by laying off em- Georgia experiment station and Florida national guar the commission an$*'COUn_ This lecture is given under the aus- The Hotels Burned. &el. In- response to an inq,' j y jjy pices of the Decatur Woman's club, and The hotels destroyed were the Floi i- from Barclay & Brandon's chapel 89 c= values to $2, t r a cordial invitation Is extended to all •da houqe, Munson house, Clairraont ho- r'aJIbfttrerfc selected are requested to Commissioner Clark as t^-^vhat had interested in this subject. The lecture tel, Central hotel and Atlantic house. assemble at the chapel. Rev. C. T A • Sl-5O;valuesto$3. caused a net decrease j.£ operating will be fully illustrated by stereopticon The Genovar opera house, the Power Pise officiating. Interment West revenues in the eight •faonths of the views of the birds under natural con- Boat clubhouse, nine residences and FORREST & GEO. AD AIR View. Automobile funeral. ditions. several cottages were burend. The present fiscal year, y£ compared with Vedder house, one of the oldest build- BROTHERTON—Friends of Mi. R. U the corresponding period of last year, ings o-n the continent. containing Brotherton. Mrs W. H Brotherton. $1.50Kimonos$l the witness said:X LARGE VOTE IS CAST priceless relics of the Spaish period, SOIVIE: Mrs. J. I,. Small, Mrs. George I. Walker. "A falling off,-0f tonnage and an in- was completely destroyed. Mrs. John At. Berrj. of Rome. Ga.; crease of exposes operation. The The Jacksonville fire brigade ar- Messrs______. W._ It.. . .C. . H. , F, . At. . ., . .and Crinkled crepe kimonos, in of IN DOUGLAS PRIMARY rived here at 4 o'clock and aoon there- At our stable at 127 Walton street we have for sale H P.. Brotherttm ai e invited to attend latter wa,R-d\tf(to higher wages adjust- after the fire was under control. Most the f u n eral o C .. Brotherton f r e t» h , attractive patterns. n^e$^.7. the semi-monthly pay law, extra DouiTlasville, Ga.. April 2—i Special.) of the county records were saved, in- one large brown horse, $100. One canopy-top surrey ¥or this (Kriday) a at 3 o'clock Chiefly Empire stales. Medium ,'crew laws, limited hours of service law, Keturns of the Douglas county prima- cluding the ballots cast yesterday in a from the residence of Mrs. W. H. ry /held today, show the largest vote food roads bond election when $500,000 $50. One delivery wagon, canopy top, $25. One canopy- . . h street His and light colors. Solid colors increased cost of fuel and genpral in- ever recorded and indicate the follow- onds were voted. The ballots for brothers will act as pallbearers. Re\. crease in cost of train operation." ing- nominations: Baggett, for sheriff, wet or dry election on today were top collector's bnggy, $20. One mail wagon, $40. L. P. Luke G. Johnson wi]l officiate. In- \\ ith borders; charact« H.tU. trwt.4 than the many fine structures destroy- • M Home or *t Sudurlom.* took- *ft mbjccc ftecital & Reading met today and elected Senator Hoke . DR. B. M. WOOLtET, 7 -»J. VMMr Prompt Smith chairman. Marvin V. Calvin, ed, but which can be replaced. carlum. AtUata. C«qral>. formerly director of the Georgia ex- Heroic Rescue of Woman. of II Trovatore periment station, has been indorsed by One of the features of the fire was Service Senator Smith for secretary of the the heroic rescue of Miss Minnie Thui- commission. low, of Montreal, from the fourth SPECIAL NOTICE. T \V I LL add greatly to an story window of the Florida hotel by State of Iowa, Office of Auditor of U, We are prepared to give John Markel, one of the volunteer fire- State, Des Moines. I intelligent appreciation of men. He had run a ladder along the etter Men Insurance Departnyen^,,', our patients prompt as side of the building, but it would not John J Bleakly, Auditor. +&\ y'> "II Trovatore*' to first attend MORTUARY reach the window by 4 feet. He lock- { J. H. Byrnes, Deputy. ed his legs around the rungs and call- 1 C. S. B>rkit, Chief Clerk this recital. well as efficient service. ed to the young- woman to jump. She i To the Members of the National. Lif« did and carried the top of the ladder etter Booklets j Association of l>es Moines. The reader gi\ es one a Wyman Daily* Fairburn. away from the house. Several fire- The undersigned, the Auditor or Stato clear understanding of the C, You have no long waits men below managed to reach it before I of the State of Iowa, takes great pleas- Falrburn, Ga., April 2.—(Special )— it overbalanced and when it sw ung 'VWere's the connection ? ure in recommending the members andS characters and the plot of in our office, whether Wyman Daily, aged 22 years, promi- back to the building Market, with the indorsing the newlv-elected board> of nent young: man and mechanical ex- now unconscious woman in his arms, There isn't any. "We just wanted to catch Uirectois of the National Life Asso- the opera. 1 !e reads the text you have an appoint- pert, died Thursday morning after a slid to the ground safely amid the ciation—Judge J. P. Hewitt. E. T. Mere- protracted illness of .pulmomtis at the ; cheers of a thousand onlookers. Thib your eye. dith. K 11. Hunter and Harry F. Gross, to the point of the different ment or not. residence of his father, Joh.n W. Daily, was th.e only spectacular rescue. all gentlemen of the strictest integrity ^elections, which are then 5 miles west of Pairburn. He is sur- Mayor Amos W. Corbett, a million- a nd remarkable business ability espe- vived by his father, mother, grand- aire resident of the citv. was badb Better Booklets are our Specialty. cially adapted to the work of success- plaved upon the $500 Grafo- CL Our plates, crowns and mother and several brothers and sis- burned about the arms and liands in a r fully conducting the affairs of the as- ters. Rev. Charles J- Short conducted aiding the guests of the hotels. Sev- o \t e are real proud of our Ability to turn O nola (irand. Since these bridges are prepared as the funeral services at Bethlehem eral others were slightly injured by sociation. church at 11 o'clock today. The inter- flying timbers. Under the management of Judg-ft J. records were made by many quickly as is consistent ment was in the church yard at Bethle- out Advertising Literature that is productive I* Hewitt, who was one of the organ- hem. irers of the association and has Us best of the Grand Opera stafb of Results. • interests at heai t. I have every confi- 1 with high-class -work. dence that the future prospects of the \\ho are to ssing here, the re- Jack Williams. "We can take that idea of yours and turn it association are brighter than ever be- cital has a bpecially enjoy- Jack Williams, a prominent La- foi e and trust that all the members Grange citizen, died here yesterday into a Booklet that •will make money for you. will give their loyal support and co- able significance! Dr. E. GvGriffin's after an illness lasting for several operation to the end that his ambitions weeks. Mr. Williams was carried to a Call Main Two Six Hundred and hopes Tor the future of the asso- Gate City hospital in Atlanta a short time ago, ciation will be more than realised. Ample beating capacity. but gradually became worse until his JOHN L. BL.EAKL.Y. death today. Funeral services will be Auditor of Statfc Recital is Friday, 4 to 5 Dental Rooms conducted from his home today and in- Foote & Davies Company March 25th, 1314. p. m. terment will follow at Hill View cem- 24^ "Whitehall St. °J^ffiK"* etery. FIVE SECONDS FROM FIVE-POINTS (Grafonbla Section, Third Floor.) j?. L. Brotherton. S | Lady Attendant Phone. M 1TO8 The funeral of R. L. Brotherton. who 0 died Tuesday In New Orleans, will be $6.50 to $3.50 tf»O OQ Plate?. Full Crown and held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock or Partial. Bridge Work from the residence of Mrs. W. JVf. Silk Petticoats *P «> .017 Brotherton, at 23 5 South Forsy th street. Interment will be in Oakland S o r e • antf Amtt« APID-FIRE selling- for $5 $4 Troublw; PILES «od cemetery. FISTULA, KitfR*r. R one day of all silk tnessa- 2 FOR 25 CTS. Madder and Chroa- line petticoats. Some are plain Mrs. L. Armstrong. The body of Mrs. I* Armstrong, for- EARL & WILSON V front collars fit adrlca free. Do not the neck snug and stay there. THORN- 3,000 Square Feet in Rhodes Building Annex. itei»y You mar ar- with Roman stripe ruffles; merly of Atlanta, but of recent years raa.e i^fekjy or some arc m the pretty pompa- a resident of Cairo, 111., arrived here WOOD and POKEWOOD are V fronts, hut last night. It was removed to Bar- without the long points. Wear . Offices in Rhodes Building. Na Ucieoclan from I dour patterns- Colors are navy, clay & Brandon's. Funeral arrange- business. FREE mt- i ments will be announced later. Mrs. 3 Small Stores, Marietta, Corner Cone. vice and oanfiden- f rose, Ijrown, .light blue, green,. Armstrong waa the mother of Mrs. W- TROY'S BEST PRODUCT tial tn«tn«Ht fcr • I " inutf | tan, purple, gray and black. C. Bluvelt. Sold by Daniel Bran, Co. W Hall or Loft 55 x 70—44% East Hunter Street. am f 45 P««ctitree St. njrvlnst bleb andL «*rz- T Regular prices are $6.50, $7.50 tcrtlocate t • • • JONES & 06LESBY Mrs. Mary L. Fields. 4-A West Mitchell, Corner Whitehall. DbrelclaQs and ipecliUau. and $8.50. Friday only at $3.89. Mrs. Mary L. Fields, aged 42 years, )•« for trcatint Cftarrhal (Ready-to-Wear, Second Floor.) died Wednesday morning at a private sanitarium. Her home was in East I A. G. RHODES & SON, 202 Rhodes Bldg. # j "iSl?"^^test discor" - Barn at Auction IWI^Aklf^ 4«>*S *S« * cries. Many cane* cured with one trottment. End. She is survived by her hus-band, For Best Clothes .... Ml UM To be sold at auction occupied bv The PItxptitrfck Mercan- JONES & OGLESBY Mrs. Mary E. Pause. JOEL HUNTER < tile Company on the west Hld*i of "the public 15c Drawers lOc ncioare of the C'ity of Washing-ton. Ga. Said " ATLANTA, GA. The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Fouse. bids \. ill be received up ir> noon on April —Children's \vell made drap- who died Wednesday, will be held this 11_ and will be then opened In the presence morning at 10 o'clock from Poole's CERTIFIED PUBLIC uf the Reicree. The right le reserved to re- ers with plain hems arid hem- chapel. Interment will be in Green- ject all of •said bids in ttie discretion of the wood cemetery. Raey Typs Referee. Said stock inventories $00.000 and stitched ruffles. Sizes 4 to 8. consists of new and seasonable goods In the WHERE YOU QCT IT FOR LESS tnain. J. M. PITNER. TruBtee. FOR COL. ROOSEVELT Roadster Seats Washington, Ga. 50c Rompers 39c BICYCLES, SUPPLIES AND AGAINST C. O. P. Trimmed and ready The Automobile Accessories Sturdy, tub-proof rompers AND REPAIRING to place on your car. for riotous Young America. Lansing; aiich., April 2.—At a confer- j We Are 25 to 100 Per Cent ence here today of Michigan progres- You Find Here Are Reliable— Made of plain or checked ging- Cheaper on Everything sives, James H. Pound, of Detroit, in- f 'o'rite for Pries hams and striped Ripplette troduced a resolution calling on New The Kind That Save Repair Bills Than Other Dealers York state progressives to nominate * ATLANTA AUTO TOP AN9TMMMINimmmiiG COcu.. » crepes in pink, tan, light and Colonel Theodore Roosevelt for gov- and Make You Proud of Your Car ernor next fall. Julius Kirby, of Sagi- • • Atlanta. Ga. dark blue. High or low neck; Butter Messenger Service naw, declared tue progressive party i^^^^^*^^^** wants Colonel-Roosevelt for president, HAVE YOU TRIED US ? long or short sleeves; beach leg 33 SOUTH rORSVTH *HtCEr not governor, and other delegates or tight knee. Sizes 6 months feared the resolution might be con- JJTEAMSHIPS^ Comer S. 11701 «nd Kaiver So.. Afl«at>, O* Phones strued as an attempt on the part of Elyea-Austeil Company MONTHLY F9K TUITION to r> vears. Micbigran progressives -to dictate to etas rooma «gafpp (Juvenile Section, Second Floor.) City order* called for and Dtliv- the New Tork party. Eventually it USEFUL MAP OF GREAT BRITAIN—FREE Everything For Your Auto $10 xaodera coavjtiuvnc*. •red. Out of town order* was withdrawn. Speakers today de- AJso Illustrated book of tours on th« shipped promptly. clared there •would be no reunion with CHUT WESTERN RAILWAY OF ENGLAND ft M. RICH & BROS. CO. / the republican party. T. KATELEV. Gen. Aft.. SOI Ctta Ate, K. X. fl. VSPAPERl