ram STANDARD SOUTHERN THE ATLANTA CONSTITTJT NO. 150. , NOVEMBER 13, 1913.—EIGHTEEN PAGES.

Dictator Defiant .-.''• and' . Lind' . Quits.^^Br . . Mexico• • . Citym

Her Mother Dying, i TITLES OF ATLANTA SOCIETY TO HAVE Woman Who Led Campaign Called On for an Answer to the American Ulti- and Life a Failure, To Put End to Vice in Chicago matum, Huerta Treated the Demand With TO Girl Takes Poison Confers With Chief Beavers Contempt, and Special Envoy Lind Immedi- ately Left the Mexican Capital for the Port Under Arrest in Police Sta- AT BIG AUTO ofVeraCruz. tion, She Mumbles Her Claim Against 12 Acres of Story Just in Time to Save Presence of Many Beauti- Tract Has Been Filed by Her Life. { fully Costumed Women DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICAN ENVOY Heirs of N.B.Hardin, Who Will Make Evening Most The auto police patrol clanged up to CAUSES ALARM IN THE MEXIC CAPITAL Lost It by Condemnation. the prisoners' doorway at police head- Notable of. Exhibition. quarters last night '.a/bo'ut 8 o'clock and two policemen lifted out bodily the prostrate form of a rather pretty, This evening Atlanta's million-dollar little girl of 19, who bad been found automobile show at the Auditorium- ADDITIONAL CLAIMS in a heap in the stairway leading- to a Armory will be, the scene of the most Rumored That Charge O'Shaughnessy and En- Chinese chop suey cafe oil East Ala- MAY BE MADE SOON bama street. .brilliant social affair that has been She was unable to speak. W-hen an held there sinee grand opera. tire Embassy Staff Will Follow to the United effort was made to have her stand be- Thursday evening has been officially fore the desk sergeant's -window, she designated as "society night" at the States Warships at Vera Cruz;—Trains to Vera Property Originally Secured colla-psed tplay, beautiful women of for Waterworks, With Pro- drunkenness. She was picked up by Atlanta's society set each vlelng with Cruz Crowded With People Getting Away the turnkey and other policenien and i ' ' f~ vision It Was to Revert if carried Into tlie prison. the other for a more dazzling costume, As the cage door clanged shut be- the glitter of jewels in the horse-shoe From Huerta—Decisive Developments Ex- Used for Other Purposes.^hind her, she awoke from her stupor circle, the new 1914 models on exhibit, and mumbled: Thursday nig-ht -will afford an occasion pected in a Few Hours. , ' "My ipurse—'my purse! Get It! There's which but (few could wish to miss. something in it I want to show you." Atlanta's vast park property— Lake- Sousa's band, as waa amply demon- wood — a southslde tract of 368 acres, Her Purse strated by the 'personnel of the, crowds She spoke with difficulty. The ipo- 1 valued at §160,600; is threatened to- which, have toeen attending the auto licemen could hardly Distinguish her Mexico, City, November 12.—General Victoriano Huerta tacitly. - day with litigation which might cul- wcTds'. "Please fret my .purse," she show, especially Wednesday afternoon minate in the property, or a large por- muttered. 'There are so'me tablets In and evening, has already become some- refused tonight to accede to the demands of the United States, ex- ; tion of it. reverting- to tlie original it-1—tablets that'll explain all." thing of a t'ad with Atlanta's social pressed in an ultimatum, sent to him by President Wilson's personal heirs. A detective who was returning- from set. The attendance on "Wednesday A claim against twelve acres of the the interior of. the priSon heard her. was not only the largest that any representative, John Ivind. "Get 'that purse," he exclaimed. automobile show has ever drawn in tract, a part of which forms the ex- Atlanta, exceeding even the record tension of Soxith Pryor street, has been "Tliis g-Irl's tried to commit suicide." General Huerta was notified early today that unless he returned The purse revealed a package of crowd of Tuesday evening, 'but was filed ag-ainst the city through Attorney strange looking tablets, composed of one of the most representative At- an answer by 6 o'clock this evening to the effect that he would Howell C. Erwin, on behalf of Mrs. a whitish suibstance. lanta gathering's ever assembled un- -Mary L. Hardin and 'others, who claim "That's It, that's. It," she moaned. "I der the Auditorium-Armory roof. The prevent the newly elected congress from convening and, further- to be the rightful heirs of N. B. Hardin, was tired of living. Mamma's dying •best known society people and leaders from whom the city secured the prop- and the whole world's gone ag-ainst in the civic and business life of tho more, make this action known to the members of the diplomatic city were out In large numbers. In- erty in 1873 for waterworks purposes. me." She was rushed tp Grady -hospital, specting the new 1914 models on exhi- corps by midnight the United States would have no further parley- A valuation of $12,000, or $1,000 an bition. acre, approximately, has been placed reaching the emergency clinic In time 1 for her life to be 'saved. Later, she Wednesday Great Success. ing With the Mexican government. on the tract. Under the condemnation was returned to police station* The business men were, greatly in- HUERTA IS SILENT "•-'>' proceedings under which the city ac- Decided Upon Suicide. terested in the new touring cars, road- AND LIND LEAVES. quired the lapd, Hardin was paid S100 sters and runabouts—that Is, while an acre. She g-ave the name of Mabel Rey- Mr. Lind waited until 6 o'clock, and nolds and her address as Montgomery, their wives and pretty daughters were May Be Afore Claims. Ala. Early last night, she said, she not dragging them from a searching Photos by Francis B. Prlee. 'V ' ! • received no answer. He then made ar- "It may be that there will -'be more had received .a pitiful letter from her j examination of some smart electric or. rangements for his departure on tiie of such claims ag-ainst the city," com- mother, who was In destitute circum- cou-pe to such a discriminating scru- Chief Beavers; who stamped out Atlanta's segregated -district, .and Vir- mented Assistant City Attorney W. D. tiny of a languorous and roomy limou- train leaving for Vera Cruz at Js Kills;, Wednesday. stances. She had then tried drink .to ginia Brpoka, ,whb staTtedvMg; fight .on, vice in. .Chicago; ;^ia, ;^icturq. »•, .forget troubles and, In i w••iii -•—t - TitfMflittl* et w;»%va-•—«s lofleftt no- ff Vir»he, rr mrmfcmone,,v-y oion^l ,„«.» ' o' l° ' & loud report, as if from a standpoint of sanitation and 'health, but ' morally. failed to reply to Mr. 'Lind within the undisturbed possession of the property food. During the meal she swallowed "Wednesday of tht, show was a"dis- miniature cannon, resounded from the for more than twenty years (rives it ' four of the tablets. As .she started to- private office of Chief Beavers in police "With the abolition of the segregated time specified would be overlooked,, title. He says thorn is not likely to be I leave the cafe she crumpled at the , tliict success from all angles for the the stairs. There she was i automobile and accessory men, who headquarters, and activity there..for a district went the.loafers, vagrants and Mr. Lind could see no good reason to a.ny trouble or serious litigation in set- head of moment ceased, it was only a local tling: the claim. found by Plain Clothes Policemen |ar e staglng .the exhibits. undesirable characters, who are a Attorney Krwin, representing- Mra. Garret and Fortson photographer who causht the chief just menace to any community where the suppose that Huerta intended to ac- "King Cotton" Thrills. ! Secretary Bryan Says That Mary L. ' Hardin, Ida. P. Poole, W L I as she grasped in warm welcome the town is open," claimed the young phil- cede. ' Hardin. W. A. Hardin, O. N. Hivrdiii and ' Whe.. n John Philip- Sousa's . ban. d | little hand of Virginia Brooks, that anthropist In.iher interview with Chief E. V. Hardin, says that the property swung into the familiar, stirring , ; western woman who. Statement of American Nelson O'Shaughnessy, the charge, belong to the heirs of N. B. .Ilardiu, ce]ebrated youn& Beavers,, w;hen she congratulated .him from whom the property was taken in strains of "King Cotton" Wednesday "cleaned up the town" of West Ham- on reports of the work toe had done in was the messenger who delivered the 1S73.. OF TONGUES afternoon at Atlanta's Million-Dollar mond, 111., started the same crusade in Atlanta. . Position Is Ready and Will ultimatum. .He was unable to get into "The land was taken from Hardin automobile show at the Auditorium- Chicago, led the women who won the • "When the 'bad places disappeared, by the city for the purposes of estab- personal touch with General Huerta, lishihg- a waterworks plant," Attorney Armory the great crowd which had fight for suffrage in that state, and is industry in the town took on new life; Soon Be Made Public. lOrwin says. "Hardin would not dis- come out to hear him went wild. They (t°day «ne °f tn< men acquired better positions, better but left the message at the president's pose of the property so the city con- DROVE HER TO SUICIDE felt the trill of the Sousa of the old of the most-loved women in the west. wage; the homes became more prosper- office. demned it. The city afterwards puid Feared for her courage in condemning Washington, Npvember 12.—Secre- $100 an acre for the land, but received —the days when he wrote that ous-looking, and the schools better. The evil where she sees it; loved for the method pursued in the campaign there tary Bryan announced today that a It was intimated tonight at tlid pal- no deed to it. At the time tho prop- Excelsior Springs, Mo., November 13. famous march for the crotton States good she -lias done. inspired a similar work in many towns erty was taken it was stipulated that Mrs. Martha C. Simmons, the w'ealtliy exposition and played it for .the first statement would be issued wfthin a ace that General Huerta had not re- it was to be used for waterworks pur- In the east, she is called the Inez widow of Dr. C. S. Simmons, former- time In Atlanta eighteen years ago. of the west. , few days setting- forth the policy of poses', .and, that in the event the city Millholland of the West, and in the ceived the note in time to give it full ceased to operate it a.s such, title was ly a. successful medicine manufacturer One, somehow, likes Sousa when he Men and Women Work Together. the United States toward Mexico. : to revert to the original owners. of St. I_,ouis, committed suicide itiere plays one of his own swinging mili- south I predict she will be called the "How did we do it? Men and -women Whether or not the statement will consideration. This, however, did not Condemned Kan|in I'rojierty. yesterday, it became known today. A tary marches better than at any other beautiful messenger who came to tell worked tog-ether .for the 'betterment, I f f communication to appear to Mr. Lind a valid excuse for us the relation of woman's cause to be ln the orm o a "The city hail its waterworks at that j part of the Simmons fortune was made time. There is something in It that just as they .are doing In Chicagro in «*e J g e s by President Wilson, has not Sousa has put there—something excit- civic and social bettermerft. con r s procrastination. time 6ri what was known as South riv- in speculation in Texas land. The crusade being successfully waged there disclogedj but some of the er, and. it \viis necessary to condemn towii of Simmons, Texas, bears the ing and thrilling that mafces one will- Warning Against Vice. against vice. We did It by publicity, C03VVEXIN-U OF COWGKKSS the Hardin property. Tlie city of At- ing to march through fire and fight mats here believe it will be. The ONE OP, THE MOOTED POINTS doctors name. She arrived Wednesday from Aug-us- too. When men in of flee failed to en- lanta is still in possession o£ the twelve for the glory of fighting. Sousa him- statement has been under considera- The prevention of the convening of acres of land it acquired from Hardin, Mrs. Simmons took a slow poison to ta, where she stirred the women of the force the laws, failed to» support the but it ceases to use it for waterworks end her life. To a Kansas City phy- self is there! police in their, efforts, we published tlon several .days and in Secretary j congress has been one of the essential purposes. The reservoir which was Sousa played grand opera and Civic league to undertake a vital work sician to whom, up *to last week she for the eradication of vice. She goes to them. We had posters, distributed lit- Bryan's conferences with members ,of (Points in the neg-otiations conducted formerly located on the South river, is was engaged to be married, Mrs. Sim- rhapsodies and ragtime, and all manner now oil tht\ Chattahoochee river. Un- Rome today, and to Macon tomorrow, erature, telling the truth, and then the diplomatic corps he has made HI by Mr. Lind; this for two reasons:' of music Wednesday afternoon. These worked for the men who -were willing der the acts by which the land was and incidentally she is accompanied by plain that the forthcoming pronounce- First, it was believed that the .acquired tlie city has no more ri.ght to selections were greatly enjoyed by the to undertake the offices and push the mon's before. their marriage had made audience. Maybe "admired" would be her husband, Charles Wa&hburn, city ment would define clearly the attitude new congress would lose no the twelve acres of the Hardin prop- her despondent. This is supposed to reform." erty." • a better word than "enjoyed" in this editor of The Chicago Tribune, who is of the United States. time in passing measures having have caused her act. just as warm a supporter of "woman's Mrs. Washburn was most interesting Section ZZ3?, of the state code is cit- Tho Kansas City pihysician admitted instan6e, if it partook also of the Such a statement, it is thought, not to do with the oil concessions; and, ed by Attorney Krwin, and will bo the meaning of the latter word. cause" as is the charming woman who in her comments on woman's suffrage. iiusis of a suit for recovery of the prop- tonight that .his engagement to Mrs. Chief Beavers acknowledging his belief second, because the convening of con- erty unless the ciaima committee of Simmons had been broken, last w;eek. Anyway, they were highly worthy, bears his name. She gave up the name "Mrs. Simmons came to my office in and were encored time arid again. of Virginia Brooks .. shortly after the in the cause. She told of the last six Continued on Page Two. gress would give an air of legality to council compromises the claim for the months of the campaign waged by 'the citv, . Kansas 'City, a. week ago and gave Souaa Captures House. press of the two continents rang with Huerta's government. The plat books in Comptroller Gold- j me bark my ring," said the physician. women in Illinois, and the men in sym- T! _ ... But it was whan Sousa pitched into praise of her work in West Hammond, Not since the recent revolutions be- smith's office show that the city ac- "Slip said ,to me,. cannot stand the 1 pathy with them, she having stumped wag (Tins tongues of the people of Ex- one oC his own march tunes that »I11., when, through her leadership of a gan has the feeling in the .Mexican quired the Hardin property, but there broaght the house down. When you the state in the doubtful districts^ is no record of the deed. Tho books celsior'Springs. I believe I could never group of social workers, she "cleaned capital been so tense as it was today. make you'happy and I want to die.'" listen to the grand opera and other Back in Your Hole also show' that the city has deeds to music, you are merely listening, but The most categorical denials by tlie ouiv US acres of what was formerly Mrs * Simmons was Or. Simmons' sec- und \vif4. having succeeded her sister, when Sousa's band strikes up a Sousa could no longer suppress emotion, known as the Todd property; 10 acres march, you are standing on the plat- Old June Bug American charge d'affaires, Kelson of tile Todd property, 120 acres of tlie IlattlP who was divorced from Dr. jumped to the floor of the 'car, cry- Simmons in 1!>OS. The sepond Mra. form helping- Sousa direct the band. Torry property; 22.S of tho .Farrar Man, it £et;g into your blood! Famous Auto Driver ing.: property; 50 of tihc Harden . property, Simmons was the doctor s .private sec- rctarv while toe was living with his On Thursday Sousa will play many "Daddy, daddy—we've found you!" See the June Bugs come atld 40 of tho Burckcl property. This of the great "Sousariaii" marches, and Weather Prophecy makes a total of 360.S aures -which first wife. They were married in Mr. Bussey iproudently swerved his out when the sun shone soft 1909. Dr. Simmons died, in 1910. leav- the indications at the auto show box machine into a side street, where the leaves about seven acres unaccounted office are that there will be a record\\ FoundHerebyWife FAIR. ing a fortune estimated at $2,000,000. dramatic meeting was ended In a and mellow yesterday? They for. The sisters lived near each other In breaking crowd out to hear him. I Mayor Woodward stated Wednesday Sousa. lias issued instructions to the 1 scene of kisses and embraces. stood around on the curb all that he was not acquainted with the Excelsior Springs, but had no relation." members of his band to be on their j with each other. After a Long Search This romantic meeting of husband G«orgta—Fair Thursday; rvnrmcr facts as to how La.ke\vood passed into mettle for Thursday evening's.concerts, i and wife who had become estranged day. Frosty, snappy weath- the possession of the city. . and the greatest concerts of the show j er drove them in at dusk, eant and nouth portloiut; Friday fair. "If the city has deeds to the prop- are expected from ' him tnac night. j through a chain of unique circumstan- erty there'll be nothing to the claim," ' IJros"-a«n!» tor Thursday. ; ces was the final act In a drama of however; and when the keen- Local Report. lit- said. "But if tho city Ireis no deeds The following are' the programs of ' fact that out-rivals fiction. ' Lowest temperature 36 I think that will give , the matter a Sousa's tour big concerts on Thurs- Liedtke, Pilot Liedtke drove the "White Streak" eyed, snappy WORKERS Highest temperature . 6;: different complexion. My opinion is When Minds Are Clear day: of the town hurried home Mean temperature ...... 50 • that the city has a claim to tho prop- SOCSA AND HIS BAND. of "White Streak," Was with Barne-- Oldfield in the prime of Normal temperature . 5:; 'ei-ty'of twenty years standing which -n H E CONSTITUTION . Mr. John Ftulip Sousa, conductor. Oldfield's career when that famous for supper, the curb-loafing Rainfall In past 24 hours, inches. .0.00 is sufficient In law to offset any other Miss VlrglniU Root, soprano. racer drove his "Green Dragon" | to Deficiency since 1st of month, in.O.SU claim. 1 am soing to luok into the 1 reaches the family circle Miss Margel Giuck. violiniste. About to Start for New many victories. When Oldfield quit June Bugs had retreated 'Deficiency since January 1, Inches. .4.54 matter carefully." Mr. Herbert L». "Clarke, cornetist. at the beginning of the day's . Mr. Ralph. Corey, trombone. the proverbial "rainy day." She kept It into winter quarters. Reports From Variotu Stations. Valuable Parfe Property. Mr. Joseph Norrito. in business'in New j.ork. A suit for activities, when the minds of THITK8OAV AFTEBNOON. York to Look for Her. La'kewood park is considered to be 2:00'to 3:00 O'clock. heavy damages, in whtch judgment Did you know that you STATIONS AND Temperature. r.aln oiu of the most valuable park prop- all who read it are clear, Scenes from "131 Capltan" Sousa was rendered against him, left him Stale of ::4 hi-» with a ruined enterprise and only can get these busy people to "WJSATHER. 17 p.m. | Hich erties in Atlanta. While it has never fresh and responsive to sug- Duet for Cornet and Trombone—"Oh! been popular with the people of the j Fatal Stone" Verdi Paul Albert Uedtke, of New Tork, ?3,000. work for you? Atlanta, clear . . 57 63 southside, still the city has been jeal- V gestions from the printed Messrs. Clarke' and Corey. Gave Money to "Wife. Birmingham, clear . _.58, , 60 .00 ously guarding it "with a view of ultl- i Scenes from ".Die Walkurr" .'...Wagner driver of the famous "Wihite Streak," Brownsville, p. c 1 72 82 .00 page; whether news or ad- Soprano Solo—-"Se Sefan ' Rose" ArdlttI iri the Barney Oldfield racing team, This amount he gave to his wife for Sure you can. They all Buffalo, clear . .' ' 4- 4 ' 46 Miss Virginia Koot. the iproverbal "rainy day." She kept it Charleston, clear 48 sort.""' ' ' ! vertising. Overture—"Pout and Peasant"' . Sunne who had been unable to locate his safely on deposit throughout a series read The Constitution. Ev- .00 Some months ago a plan to turn ' March—"The Liberty Bell" Sousa .Chicago, cl'dy, . j 60 64 .09 the property over to a private-corpora- ; wife for the past several months on of business failures encountered by Denver, clear •. . | 5S 68 : Good salesmen make their THURSDAY AFTERNOON. Liedtke determined to come south, i ery one of them wants to get tlon for exposition purposes was de- •1:00 ,to 5:00 O'clock. account of t)he fact that she was trav- Duj-ang-o, cl'dy. 50 56 leated by the people at the polls. May- most important calls in the Gems of Scotland Bcuvnissoau ture. They lived in New York until a better job. Advertise to Galveston, clear . i faS .00 or Woodward opposed the Project on Cornet Solo—"My L.ove for Thee" ... .Clarke elling over the country in search of Liedtake determined to> come south. Hatteras. clear . 40 GO .00 the1 ground that he considered it an-.' morning before their pro- Mr. Herbert L. Clurkv. him "after his disappearance from His wife objected to this move, fear- them. Jacksonville, clear 52 60 .00 effort to take the property from the ; Grand Fantasia—"AiU,a" V.erdi home was called from his room in ing that the south would furnish no Kansas City, cl'dy [ 66 70 .00 spectice customers have nm more success than New York. control of the city and to place jt in | Violin Solo—"Romance Andalucia" ..Sarasate hotel earlv ,ast night to Call up Main 5000 or At- Knoxville, clear . I 54 62 .00 Mit4H Murgcl Gluclc. Knowing that his trip would be f grus- 66 .00 proxate hands. filled their minds'with duties Invitation a IH Valse Weber the automobile of t>. T. Bussey, a Louisville, clear . I 63 The property is now leased to priv- trated if he attempted to come south lanta 5001. Tell the Want Memphis, clear. es 74 .00 in competition with the March—"Setnpre Fidelia" Sousa manager of the Premier offices. with the knowledge of his wife, L-eldt- 6S 70 .00 ate parties, who have concessions. The THL'KSDAY EVENING. ke stole away from his home one aft- Ad Department that you Miami, cl'dy. . lease is about to exjpire and thti lessee salesman's time. 8:00 lo 9:00 O'clock. "Jump in, Paul," called Mr. Bussey, Mobile, clear . . j 58 68 .00 ernoon -while she was on. a shopping 68 •wants the city to take over the prop- Tlhappody—"The Welsh" German "I want" to carry you down to the trip uptown. He gave h-ls 7-year-old want to drive the June Bugs Montgomery, clear 60 .00 ertv. The Constitution's adver- Clarinet Solo—"Rlgoletto fantasia". .Norrito auto show to meet a prospect." New 'Orleans, elea 60 72- .00 Mr. Joseph Norrito. son, Paul Albert, Jr., a note explaining out of your factory and put .00 The park department- aims to make A veiled woman sat in the tonneau to Mrs. Leidtke that he had gone south New "York, clear.' 42 48 the property a greater asset to the. tising columns are eariy Suit"—"Coppelia" Delibes some live wires to work North Platte, elea ' 50 60 .00 Violin Solo—"Rondo, from Concerto In car beside a small child. and would send for her when he had .00 city and is working- on plans. , A morning salesmen. They of the — become established, and that the $3,000 Oklahoma, clear . 68 74 K" • • Vleuxtemps "Mrl Liedtke," said Mr. Bussey, "I there. Palestine, clear. 70 76 .00 • sub-cdmmittee of. the paru board will Miss Mareel Glnck. *ra-! at her disposal in the meanwhile. .00 , soon report on a plan, part of wKich call seven mornings every Symphonic Poem—"The Chariot Race".. ' want io Introduce sjou to Airs. Jones." ^ to Savannah. Twenty- Plttstourg, p. cl'dy 44 46 will be the expenditure of |2;500 for Sousa Liecftke reached back to shake hands. - •-•- —- -'— Raleigh, clear 44 54 .00 .week and every call is welr four hours after his departure, Mrs. Index to IVanf fids 76 .00 a topographical map ,of the property. March—"Hands Across the Sea" Souaa As iie did- so, she nodded her head learned from 'the ship offices Rosweli, clear . . i Latoewood has many advantages over come. , THURSDAY EVENING. that an "A. L. IJaul," which -piraa a name Page 15, Column 3 St. Louis, p. ci'dy. 66 72 .00 the oilier two parks of the city—Gram * . 10:00 to 11:00 O'clock. and lifted .the veil. The child facad frequently used by Leidtke >during his Salt .Lake City, clr GO 56 -.02 Scenes from "L,a Boheme" ...,'...., .Puccini at the same Shreveport, clear 68 76 .00 and Piedmont. Aside from Its natural Advertising Department Cornet Solo—"Bride of the "Waves".. .Clarke forward moment. ; raciri* career, had sailed on :the Maria 6S ,00 beauty It has a lake where bathing And Meets Hta 'Wife. for Savannah. She^packed" f or a-yoy- Tampa, '!>. -el'dy. . 62- . Mr. Herbert L. Clarke. Toledo, clear . . 46 48 .00 was popular years ago. . Prelude—"The Bells of Moscow" .,. , God," exclaiii.ed ~the ex-r.aciris in oursult. She found- Leidtke's, THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION! 48 .00 City. Attorneys' Mayspn and; Ellis/ ,;..; , — ..-.-.Rachmaninoff Washington, clear THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION -it's Kate—my wife!" have been requested to make a care- Soprano Solo—"April M»rn", Batten C. F von HERRMANN. ful investigation .of the deeds to the Miss Virginia Boot. •Oman's , eyes were tilling with jiroperty »nd report to the-claims com- Gems ot Irish Minstrelsy ...... Godfrey Continued on Page Two. Section Director. March—"Hl«h School Cadets".,....; .Souea i« child beside her, who mltt»«, : '- , ,"..'•' I iNEWSPA'FERr SPAPERf THE CONSTITUTION, 'ATLANTA. GAV THTJRSPAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1910. Page Two nna of tho Lunln nlgh-claa* melodrarnaii In two reel" and emplSya the wonderful cast of the Arthur Johnson company. Mr. John- O'Shaughnessy, and Mr. Land of knowl- ion nlaylnc the leadlnf role. A woman New Orleans] edge of any developments on which WITH THE MOVIES about todrown In a leaky boat during a this feeling could be based, failed to „-—.-.„.-__ „„ Senator AGENT terrible etorm «t «a, readied by a powerful disabuse the minds of the people gen- ! Senator Bacon, chairman of the for- sOTlmmer, Is one of the strongest dramatic to Bremen in eign relations committee of the sen- 1 episodes of the film. A very remarkable, erally of the belief that the next 24 A«» t°£>fSoVSSrW &ffi ate and the administration spokesman The Elite. village character IB Introduced In the name hours would see some decisive move ^T°C^a? eeno'ShttuShneT ^and « e A. magnificent photoplav \ertlou of the crazy Mary. I ;fjeOneCIass(II)| on the part of Washington g 8 ra ? on the floor on all matters affecting ercat ShakpaurQy staff depart on the evening Continued~From Page One. With such determination there can roundlnlgs «lll fino£ d this picture one of the train for Vera Cruz son, Confers With Rebel most Interesting the aeas.on It will have three little grandchildren, who each night NORTH All sorts of rumors were current a special appeal, of course, to lovers of the Insisted upon comine into his study, where, Many poisons, who were contemplat- for one golden hour they reigned supreme, Chief—Nothing Given Out. and hew as their willing and devoted servant GERMAN ing leaving the country in the near ..^Ldviamuu nuui mak u future, made hurried preparations and terest of the Mexican v^w- Ji"Vi" has not read tho play The grandfather entertains the children caught the night train to Vera Cruz, selves, and for the Protection of the Those who saw 'The Lady of the Lafeo, with fairy stories that never frro-w old and LLOYD preferring to wait there until they interest's in Mexico of ourselves ana Nogales, Senora, Mexico, November another \V arner three-reel triumph, at this The evening passes as happily for him as It can procure steamer accommodations all other foreign nations I 12 —Crossing a narrow little street same theater a few days ago, know already does for them. A rollicking Keystone come- Sailings from New Orleans to remaining in the «apital , "We desire to accomplish this m the from the United States into Mexico what splendid results this film company ob- dy will also be shown Mr Lincl was said to have received speediest wav and without ex e me tains In the treatment ot English classic S.S. "Hannover" >«T.1W mescag*s from Vera Ciuz, urging; him tl today William Bayard Hale, personal subjects S.S. "Koeln" . ..Dec. 18 the problem rtjsa-s measures, if possible JV henever 11 ia representative of President Wilson, Miss Maud Baxter will sing again today. S.S. "Frankfort" Jim. S I to r< tui n .it once, for fear the railroad fulls understood in M*! .fnderstand S.S. "Ha»norer" J»«.T v, ould be cut Encouraged by Diplomats. ullv a e r met the constitutionalist cnief. General 1 hf uneasiness was accentuated It was apparent that developments in Ourselves intend and * H" bb e deale a t Venustiano Carranza, and his cabinet The Alcazar. For additional informa- it here that this question will ?,° t ^ tion address through thp receipt b> several persons with and dete.-mined bv the U^'be and presented to them a definite pro- T\ arren Kerrigan, one of the greatest ac- 01 ri>,|: ss0 LI-VPLAAATIOIV BY BBYAJM k can diplomatic agent declined to say a two-reel Victor production In a peculiar UISE 317 Carondelet St OF THK OEP'VHTljRU OF LI"VD !«;?« £~= SK The Mexican revolutionary leaders waj a wanderer enttrt, a family where New Orleans. \\abhington, Isovember 12—Secietary . K.^,r i'»»,sss vsv'i .s $£ also were silent, but to those who trouble is rife. He teaches charit}, rights ^THROUGH Prjan was informed of the dispatches PlFreemier Asquith's speech explaining financial wrongs, shows a girl where her have been anxiously awaiting the de- heart lies, fights a duel and «lepartsr The 1 the Medi- liorn Mexico Citv saying Mr L,lnd had velopment of the American policy with background of the plot is reminiscent of the terranean, Iclt there, but he volunteered no ex- 1 repaid to Mexico, It was fraught with famous faervant in the House. planation , . fif ss^Kri^Sff.-^W^yS tincle bam himself helped to make the Suez Canal, Mi kind's movements have been left H^HVmSS^'S: possibilities for the destinies of other picture that will be seen at the Alca- entirely to his discretion though he ife- ^^n^nciff^-gs Ivor and his statement today is m- the war-torn republic and her rela- zar today It ia entitled From Mine to Red Sea and Indian Ocean liis gone to and fiom Mexico Cit> with • SX^ uSsSSf wPt|;m| Inc tions With hei northern neighbor Mint" and is a Pott ers educational picture, to Bombay and Colombo, tht knowledge and appioval of the a S'S&t "SEi^ft J0^.. ^St showing how golden coins are actually made U IM be 'hxkcn from Its determinate in Long Conference Held. by the United States government. including side trips through NEXT FAILINGS OF THE FASTEST , s^b°s:f. "t-""^;; M | regard to Huerta Into a little zoom of tne customs India, The Holy Land and STKAMEHS IN THE WORLD. VeL\rin^lehntd ££SZ£ ¥££%• The Savoy. Egypt, stopping at interest- MAURITANIA .. NOV. 19 The Laura Sawjer detective drama mada ing points in Europe, Asim . „ . 1>EC. 3 by the Famous Players rilm company, of DIXIE ROOM g^^^^^vzz which one is being shov\ n at the Savoy to- and Africa, by the at 1 A. M. S^V^eYy \o S.SS'WtlSg QUICKEST KUUTB via. Fls-UGUAHD for *- J-utill3l v> «1 C LILCi « iXUU \V 1L11 clldll day are lapidlj t iking the place in motion The Dixie Dining Room m Se pictures that Conan Doyle s ' Sherlock LOHDuH PAnlS UtHLiri VIENNA ence« sU e.ig^n '^^1$ i >*i -tattle coiiit-iietl, excnaiigeu views Homes stories have long held in literature S. S. CLEVELAND ('KJ?) the HOTEL BRESLIN, at that the Washington goveinment 11- ! ana unpi es>aioiiM anil consulted nom Ihat is to saj they aie the greatest detec- From N«w York, January IS, 1914 Lusltaiila m ral su noon until the shauows gi ew long and tive dramas over staged The one which :n Broadway and 29th St., New iially had secured the ° ,_ Ji-n,ts eu\ eloped tlie twin towns of Nogales, 93 Days—$700 and up • Ivernla.Oec 10 10am «< aj.ui.i".". Oc<- )l»lam of the other world pow ers In its ef £o ts was seen jesterday and will be seen again •Caronla.Dcc 13,10 nm«Carmanla^Jau.lo 10 am York, is merely one of the to unravel the Mexican tangle It also Ai i^14 , a.udu iNogaiefaNogalefa, Mexiciviexico today is a marvel in plot and action It is Including shore excunions and al 1 necessary expense* Uhe coiileieuce was neld amid the entitled "An Hour Before Dawn and is p. Abo eruUe* to Wot Indiw. Panama Mauritania J*» Lwsitanla *£ ]£ features arranged for the en- is felt that from no part of ^A,rope simplest surroundings. Inere were no sequel to Chelsea 7750 ' Laura Sawyer C.n.l, Around tho World, throush lh« will Huerta get financial assistance again appears as Kate Kirby, the woman • 'Calls at QueenBtown Eait and West Bound. tertainment of the South- unuoims, no ceiemony. Mi Hale, ac- detective Her struggle to elicit a confes- Panama Canal, and Mediterranean tnpa. companied by American Consul Jb'red- sion from a beautiful young chorus girl ac- Send far taokkt, dating cruise tafclU i tkKAi\t Aft~Al>HlAI it StKVICE erner in New York. A mod- Fear iefleited Washmgton, November 12—The at- encK faimpich, eiiteied the customs cused of murder is one of the most powerful Calllnu lit jjttuttiru, olbrtLii.u.r, uen< .1 ^\»ii>lcii. tempt to force the administration cur- iiouse ana was ushered into the tiny bits of acting ever seen on any stage HAMBURG-AMERICAN irleate, i-lume ern, fireproof Hotel, central- room with straignt-back chans lining Sailings noon, bee Itinerary. ly located, rendering individ- thio\. -- -- rency bill through the senate by way the walls Ihe only decoration was a LINE IPANNONlA.Nov .2 JUIjlONiA live 31 of anai chv •e immediately of the democratic caucus was abandon- gilded coat of arms of tne lepublic ot The Alama No. 2. 41-45 Broadway. N. Y , or JOHN T NORTH. tCARPATHlA Dec 9 S^AMMONIA Jan 15 tOmits Madeira, oibraltar, L,enoa JOmlta ual service at moderate cost. ed today and the banking and currency -Uexico, which hung; over the place re- The biggest bill of the week, consisting of 121 Peachtree St, Atlanta. ROGBBS B TOY. Ticket Office, Un. Sta., J. E MILLER Madeira olbraltar, oenoa carries id and 3d Terms and booklet on re- committee of the benate was given faerved for Ueneral Carranza four motion pictures, followed by Bessie olatB only. SOmits C.enoa and Madeira. time for further consideration of the Ignacio Honillas, an American uni- "Welsh, the famous soprano, and tho McAnal- 4 CO , G 'Wall St ttpcciol \\ inter Cruifeei* quest. Write D. B. Mulligan, bill A practical agreement by six: versity alumnus and one Carranza'a ly and Otto duo, will be SCPII at the Alamo KIVIKlcA - HALV -KOYPr cabinet, acting as iiiteipieter tor tho ]So 2 todaj Tho name of the leading pic- Madeira. dibraltar AlBiers Monaco or Manager. democratic senators, half of the com- American repieaentative and Geneial ture U Xhe Right Man, a Vitagraph Genoa Naples. Alexandria. inte of this eventuality, and if Hueita nlttee, and hope for final report with- drama To help her brother a woman prom- Carranza, listened to President Wil- isemeus tIVo many ua luttimani who\viiuiimi aiishue uuhaas neveucjvuri CHENEY'S n five of six da>s, was reported to aon s proposition from Mr Hale an.' the democratic conference when it met bpanisti presented it to the rebel chief- appears he proves to be her ideal She today by Senator Owen and at his re- tain tremblingly offers to release him, but he EXPECTORANT ance in Mexico City falls in love with her and tho story ends I,i the Plan of the United States to quest the conference took no action Throng: of Anxious Mexicans. happlli The acting of Lillian Walker is a Cures Croup, Colds, afford Hueita evei y opportunity to Since the call for the conference was During the hours the conference was feature of thifa film Tie iciinir in the throat, running o£ — rhlnaC"j apan, Manila. Auatialla, New „_ GASH GRO, CO, WHITEHALL reliie peaceabls. there is a desi,re for issued Senatois Reed and O Gorman in session a throng of anxious Mexi- The three other pictures that will be noBe^"?e throat Beat medicine for whpop- aetdenSlte understanding^ »too as to cans paced the patio of the ' aduana' shown are A Child of the Prairie " a Sells had joined Chairman Owen and Sena- drama ' Mrs Cafaey s Gorilla ' a Bioffraph ns cough Tried and tested for fifty years Ss^n,xsr.trssi is; NO. 10 who the succ tors Pomeiene, Shafroth and Hollis, or cubtomu house Across the DOUII- comedy, and the fourth ia a comedy picture Sure and certain to cure Try Cheney a oSK,et. cunard^o™ aary on tne American siae of the street Expectorant. 25o at drue stores—(adv ) \s WMT^i ITUU iTJCim.** OV JUx»-Kfc rt-njL* VfJtV** supporters of the administration meas- dividing tne two towns, were several »n$fj5? 8 N COT FBKQCJBM SAILINGS , ure, despite theii votes against some »T1$DIA, CHINA, JATAJS AN1> ALSTJtA- ' S 1 hun.areu Amencan refugees trorn Mex- The Alamo No. 1. sti tu°tion aUsta If the latter are to stop of Its provisions in the committee ico who eagerly awaited news trom the coiiteience chamDer, believing tne "The Sea Eternal' is the name of a mag- '\?ew York Office, 24 State Street, or Local These six democrats have virtually saiety of their possessions abandoned nificent ocean drama produced by the Lubln itjpnti in your own city agreed on a bill Which meets the views company in two reels which, will be seen at in Mexico when tney took Piesiaent the Alamo No 1 today This picture tells No, 10 of President Wilson This measure Wilson s advice to get out of tne a dramatic story of the seacoast. the char- Silvirleaf Lard will be taken before the senate as country, uepencied on tne outcome iiut acters, being f Ibhermen and f KherwU eb The soon as possible no woicl as to what President Wilson Bait of the ocean permeates every situation had proposed to Geneial Carranza and the rugged toilers of the Milage are ROGERS H/Tcnr; AGENT A further attempt to swing Senator through Mr Hale or what the rebel true to the dangerous and weather beaten FOR ALL LINKS GRUIS $1.25 Hitchcock, of Nebraska, In line -n ith his leauei thought of the proposal was life Hearts beat warmly beneath the .. TO THE — allowed to leak out fustain and love in the end conquers the UNION DEPOT TICKET OFFICE., New crop r.nglUh Walnuts 19c The Hale-Carranr.a Conference. democratic colleagues, was made In a eventualities of adversity and villainv It is PHONE MAIN 813, >ie\v tiop beetled Kaisins lOc meeting of democrats of the committee Mr Hale went directly from the con- Panama Canal r S Ijewii Special Saltitn The confeience today at Nogales, after the conference, but benator ference loom to the American side and T & LCWIM '-peilal Pret/els Sonoia, between William Bayard Hale entered into communication with And The West Indies T b Leu Is \anllla \Vafers 5 Hitchcock Insisted that he could not Wasliington. T S Lewis C ity t^odas 8 1-30 and General Carranza an- members or recoAcile his views with the demands While they maintain silence as to 8 l-3c the constitutionalist cabinet opens tlie Tours Around South America T b Leu is' Oyster t i ackerfa vra.\ for a. distinct Hue of communi- of the president Tomorrow the full the topics discussed at the conference, Best Full Cream Cheese cation bet-ween the constitutionalists committee, demociats and republicans, the constitutionalists coula not repiess For Uteratur* and Full Information Apply ti the pleasure they felt o/er the action and the Mexico Citv authorities will meet and another attempt will be of President Wilson in bending a per- JOHN T. NORTH, Steamship Ag«n Peace commissions .have endeavored made to aecuie an agieement among a sonal representative to them They ln ialn. heretofore, to establish a line majority. felt it was tantamount to unofficial t2» Pfcachtrw SI. Candl.r BullJlno of diplomatic parley between the two If. this fails it is prouaDle that the recognition of the revolutionists & democrats and republicans will make Coupled with this, theie waa among 'one of the difficulties hitherto en- those Mexicans not in the conference The Good Coat co-intered in attempting to_ set the a unanimous report on those details of a teeling that the proposition of Pi esi- two sides to the point of dlscussins the bill which all appiove and then an armistice has been the difficulty ctf submit supplemental y reports showing tlent WHbon concerned vitally general AMUSEMENTS telegt aptilo communication "It" tne the senate their disagi eeinent on the ly Carranziis wiah to have tne Ameri- Conservative United States as a medium of com- fundamentals of the bill The republi- can embaito on the importation of munication it Is thought possible that cans and Senator Hitchcock have an- aims into Mexico lifted. Carranza mlsht indicate who would be nounced their determination to stand acceptable to him as a successor to out to the last for the PUDIIC owner- FAMOUS AUTO DRIVER ATLANTA .,.„. „ . Huerta.f the latter finally gelded to ship of the regional banks in the new This is the one coat Also Friday and Saturday JHiMlnee, the persuasion of some of his friends system and for government control of FOUND HERE BY WIFE each day 3 p. m. those banks William A. Brntly'» Production arThattisorne officials close to Huerta for all wear. were urging him to retire was the Continued From Page One. LITTLE WOMEN FRESH PRUNES word that has reached Washington ISIeMn and Saturday matinee, 25c 1913 PACK Jodav, but no official Information on laski, but too late, as on the day pre- to 81.SO. tne subject was dHulged here vious he had left for Atlanta f It is trim and un- Todny'H and Friday's mntinees, 25c CASH GROCERY CO] Talk of lifting the embargo on arms In Atlanta, Leldtke tound D T Bus- to 31.OO. was heard again todav in official cir- sy, of the fiemier offices, who foimer- cles That members of congress wei^ ly was managei of the i acer during obtrusive. i_ Monday and Tuesday not entirely agreed upo«*he subject his association with Oldfield Bubsey Uatlnee Tuesday New Crop was Indicated by RpprebenJ»»iv e Mann established the ex-iacer with the Pie- lepublicajj leader who sal^t that so far miei people Leidtke then sti o\ e to EDI ,n THAYER California as the lepublicans were concerned communicate with his wife with no suc- 11 It is as comfort- i fxeir Comedy Opera Prunes, Ib. there was no sentjment in favor of cess Tuesday, after numerous at letting down the bars He said It ISevv Orleans November 12 —United tempts to reach her 111 New \ 01 k he able and smart for THE FIREFLY , would be just as safe to allow the is- Daughters of the Confederacy dev i was on the verge of retaining north Nights, S5c to $2: Matinee, S5c to ated from their program long enough to investigate today to flatly refuse to accept greet- Mrs. Leidtke 4rrUes. full dress as it is for Sgnta on Sale Today. ing's from the Southern States Wom- Then came Mis Leldtke fahe...ar- . rived Tuefaday night Ai ined witti_ a an s Suffrage conference, and to in- nictuie and inquiries of hei husband, business wear. •v ite Miss Kate M Gordon, the confer- she found at the I'orter I'lace garage ATIANTA'S BUSIEST THEATER ence president, to speak It was de- on Porter Place that he had become as- clared upon the convention floor that sociated with Mr Bussey in thePre- f It is made of fine- F O R S Y T Hi A Swagger $25 Suit the daughters will not have politics Zf a Elated befoVe M? s'uss^'LnfwYs Nine White Hu»»ar» Next Week of an> sort injected into their or- told tlvat her husband was at the Ara- ganization ly finished smooth Melody. Seng and Mary WALTER e°'l ha°melhis wife" she told the man- Ed. F. Reyn»rd-Ceo. B. Reno Co. Miss Gordon Barred. airer Ss she poured out the story of Watson & Santos—Adeline LAW* The suffrage conference was or- hf: pursuit ' I must see him at once Francis—Morris A Allen—Dio's CO. ganized by delegates to a Ixmiiiana 4iffI so It was that the final act of cloth, black and Oxford gray. It has Animal Circus If you don't live in Atlanta, order by mail suffrage convention which adjourned the^lama was staged in an automobile ate this afternoon After the ad- on bufay Peachtiee velvet collar and is full silk lined. ournment Mrs C A Cantiell of Ken- f 1ST* If MATINEES TUESJ Amongst our splendid assortment ucky, offeied a motion asking- that Bacon Declines Invitation. Ll Y K I C THURS. A SAT'Y Miss Gordon be invited to speak, say- Washington. November 12 —(Spe- 11 Three-quarter length. THIS WEEK 1 NEXT WEEK of MEN'S SUITS, here's one of a ng- that the daughtei «3 should receive < ,al f—On ac° ount of the uncertainty Ceo. Barr McCtiicheon'a greetings from a sister convention of the Mevtoan situation Senator Ba Great Story "THE SHEPHERD very fine, pure wool unfinished Mis Norman Randolph, of Virginia, con has been forced to d^Vladeli an«i "TRUXTON OF THE HILLS" made a spirited address against such ^tm™ M^re^to Xnd ^."dSfner^of Dramallxad Irotn worsted in OXFORD—GRAY—and the Action and moved that the motion be Jheo"oreia Chamber of Commerce on Twenty-Five Dollars KING" Hmrola Ball Wright'* "cut" is Semi-English. The coat tabled She was seconded by Mrs Cc-i- November 18 » PI«» 'Graustark' Neval nella B Stone of "V alveston who also and vest have smart Patch Pookets— deprecated the idea of bunging the it's a 2-Button Sack model, with a suffragist question befoie the U D C, as an organization The motion was COLUMBIA?^ long-roll lapel, and SOFT front. tabled by a large majoritv Carlton Shoe & \mong Interesting lepoits of offi- Afternoon at 3. Nights at 7:80 A 9. This elegant, distinctive Suit is ce! & submitted at the throt sessions JONES CASH STORE THIS WKEK today aside from that of thp pi evident •'IN GAY CONEY ISLAND" here in all sizes—it has every general Mrs Alexander B White was THIRTY IN CAST that of the hlstojiaii genei al Misa 124 Whitehall Clothing Co. rBINCKSB LA OKI!, and Her S Posinc earmark of high-class tailoring— Mildred Kutherford She said bhe had Girls, compiled a historj of deputed points Main 428 Folnck and Shopard. bong and Comedy. and is a most exceptional value of the war between the states ot £ Bcaumonts, Comedy Sketch. which there ai < man> All sides of 1,000 GOOD SKATS at $25. eVcn" disputed point that could be Phone Us and We Deliver foSnd have been given in th's history nn^ as it has been impossible for aeon- fancy l>tmona, OC SMOKE? V«s! and through rings mada Men's Overcoats from SIS to 3SO census of opinion c'n many incidents noT-en •**••** bv a clear Havana you see for 10 cents an the new history Is so arranged that extravaganza equal to Evangellne, eo welj Men's Suits from flS to S45 readers may take their choice to lt>». Sllvcrleaf , the black-face, are eenis of wit t-iu.Lt;*^'-^*"'""-7 — | and melody There Is no reason whj ladles M h ?annot vitilt the Mill \t they can stand the ^0^ p^esi^nt general asks this Royal Cliinook Salmon. smoke Specials In all Groceries einment and to icquest the United Con on account of rebuilding. Booklet Telling lien and Women Bow to fedeiate Veterans not to ask for them^ Obtain The great majoritv of our veterans would not accept these pensions, but HEALTH -!!§> STRENGTH our state pensions aio small, many or our veteians are neeclj and some mignt Completely Equipped with Gray & Davis Electric bend two 2-cent stamps to Z. NESFOK, be tempted with visions of comfort to ask for these pensions Let us insist Starter and Generator, $1,075. Prices F. O. B. Toledo BIRMINGHAM ATHLETIC CLUB they be not led astray by this mirage, Birmingham, Ala. pledging them we will do more for them than we ever nave done Let us AT THE AUTO SHOW save them and the south from this I ^AFTEWSO YEARS HUNT humiliation ,.,...,_ , 113-15 Wh tehall St. 164^Djcatur St "Your president general feels that be- cause of the spirit of amity prevailing "SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY ONLY FINDS HIS LOST SON throughout the whole country, that the No. 10 PaU Snowdrift 9§C confederate organization should not be f.aril , . • _ • ^ j " _— _ . Without the possibility l»d into asking too much of the govern- No. 10 Poll Pure tea* 51o2*K Centraha, 111, November 12 —After ment for confederate veterans, that we l«tird ... * , _ a half century's search. John Waters, want this good feeling to continue and A of dispute, the greatest of Summit, N. J., found his son hero we do not want any rebuffs ' Solid Carload Swfet yesterday. , ,, Florida Oranges, dox. . ' At the beginning of the Civil war i Growth of tne V. D. C. Fresh Country I' Butter, pound automobile value ever Waters entrusted his son. one year i Mrs White stated that 4,000 mem- Fancy White old, to the care of a Mrs. Pitzpatrlok" bers had been added to the U D C In Bacon, pound - • • • • and then enlisted in the navy Mrs. the last year and that a new state Finest "lied Gravy" offered for the money Fltzpatrick placed the child In an or- division—Coloiado—is socn to be Hams, pound . ... ohanage in Orange county. New York. added As a contrast more chapters Missouri Brand BreaU- At the age of three years he was The Herreshoff Thouroghbred have been dropped than in any year of last Bacon, pound invested. brouKht nest with a carload of other 4-Cyllnder Models:— the U D C's history This Mrs Farfcsdate Fare nrnhans He was adopted by the fami- White attributed to ' weeding out dead Butter, pound - - > - fv of Charles Jennings, of this place, Roadster, $1,250; Touring Car, $1,350; Coupe, $1,650. Fancy Cape Cod Cran- with whom he lived until Attaining 6-Cylinder Models: — ^Skrs White announced that Vir- berries, .... maturity Then the son, who had as- Roadster and 5-Passenger Touring Car, $1,850. srlnla fcT the second time, had won 85c Jur Breakfast sumed the name of James FltzpaU-tck, Westinghouse Electric Starting System. the honor of gaining the most new Bacon . Overland Southern Auto Co. began a search for his *attoer. The members since the last convention Fancy Full Cream two were joined by a daughter of Four-Speed Forward Transmission. The delegates were entertained at a Cheese, pound ,232 PEACHTREE STREET Waters by his second marriage -who musical from 4 to 6 o'clock this after- Full line Fruits, EKBTB and had noticed her half brother* *d*«r- PREMIER SALES CO., 451 Peachtree St., Atlanta noon and tonlsrnt, after a brief busi- Poultry at -wholesale prices. tlsement to * New York n«wa»*»«r. ness, «ess Jon, a reception was siven for I • »ili|l • 1 I I"T ' * * F* "I- *' * them.

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vrttb tit* fanttra* ' H. B. Klngr, and a,brother, X.e« H«r- of Cartoon, Oa.. ««d "»•'? y*8: Sureek tor Minister to Spain. ' We»t Vlt- nandex, both of Atlanta. terday. He i» survived by a wife and Washington, November 1 i —Alex •**. glai* mountain*. OB«^ child. H«-' wa« a brother ot the Rev, T., P. Fondley, of Rome. , Sw«ek, of Portland, Ore., ha* bean «o- The Christian Church Joins r THE THEATERS Mrs. M. A. Hughe*, Rome. > i -, lected by President Wilson to be min- Vaudeville. ister to Slam. He once was president Rome, Ga., November 12.—(Special.) of the Oregon State senate and was Georgia for concerted actlqp against conventions tak,e up the problem and matinee Tuesday. Seats go on sale today. Husears. If you like fun, why the Mleflt Augustas Pendley, Calhoun. neral will be held Thursday at 10 Immodest dances. Immoral theaters, ex- lastly, that the commission be named Otto Hauerbach and Rudolf Frlml, two Array offers yon a lau^h every second. And a. ni. Interment will be in Weatvlew to create sentiment against the evils writers who have never been Identified with. if by any chance you are fond of ventrififc Rome, Ga., Noventbw 12.—'(Special.) treme and suggestive styles of dress, a failure, are responsible for the book: and quial acts, why Reynard has the moat elab- Augustus opendley, a well-known resi- cemetery. and the general lack of refinement and complained of „ score. Miss Thayer's charm, personality orate setting In the history of the entertain- courtesy Indulged In by many, the an- At the closing session today the con- and enthusiasm are always evident through- ment. All in all, tho bill is worth the money nual convention 6f the Christian vention decided to bold the next con- out thla new offering. Prominent In Miss you pay for It. churches of Georgia today adopted res- vention at Valdosta next May, and Thayer's support are Maxfield MOree. Burton olutions denouncing these things as elected the following officers for Ihe Leniban, Charlea H. Bowers. Bert Wheeler, menaces to the purity and happiness of ensuing year: Paul Vernon. Thelma, Fair, Alice Galllard, "Traxton King." the people ... Stanley H. Grubbs, Athens, presi- Etta Hager, Irene Samuel, together with a (At the lyric.) A committee of, three, to act with dent; TJ. M Anderson, Macon, vice large chorus of beauty and well-trained In presenting George Barr McCutcheon'* like cotrimlttees from other religious president; L M. Omar, convention sec- ,voices and an augmented orchestra of twen- pretty romance, 'Truxton King," the man- bodies in Georgia in the formation of retary; John H. Wood, Atlanta, corre- \ agement of the Lyric Is offering an attrac- such a commission, will be named. sponding secretary; T. O. Hancock, At- tion that 13 of especial Interest to theater- lanta, buperintendent of Bible schools; goers Few novels have been read so wide- The resolutions call on mothers and "Little Women." * ly in recent years, and It was to be expected.. fathers who are members of the Chris- Miss Ma-bel Langrford. Watkjnsville, su- that everyone would be anxious to see the Walking on The perintendent of the Christian Kn- (At the Atlanta ) Han churches of the state to see that There are many readerTof'-Louiaa M. Al-lataf« p?°a XctlSn of *?£,, „<* *** these evils are taken away from their deavor societies. cott's Immortal story In Atlantan a If the seat mythical 1kingdom nfof Grauetark. A good sale for William A7 Brady's production of ?™duc*J?f '^b5L"s °£fj™* Jhl2, Tek at th

J. M. HIGH CO.: Beautiful Cut Glass and Silverware This 7-Piece Heavy Cut Glass, one 3!£-pint Jug, worth $5.00; six very heavy cut glass Tumblers for $3.50, or whole set of seven pieces for \ $6.48 How We'll Help Beautify Your THANKSGIVING TABLE and EOS Make Your Dining Room More Inviting Cut Glass Pitcher, 3-pint, "SNOWY LINENS FOR $3.50 value. Special Once these are on the buffet table and china Joyous Thanksgiving Feasts" closet you will have a beautiful and happy hi The reduction in the tariff and the big savings that hoMe home. 100 pieces coin gold Austrian China; come through our bigger-than-ever-buying makes this Sale of more complete set to last a life- fl>OO /' time; regular'value, $38.50; flj/ 6 Lovely Cut than usual importance to the housewife who wants to dress up her whole set, 100 pieces , T • Glass Tum- $1.89 for 70-inch Bordered table in Snowy While New Linens for Thanksgiving, 'Tis but \ w.i Linen Table Cloths, in Dots, Fleur two weeks from today~-timc grows short—why not today? blers for de Lis, Qover, Thistle and Fancy Pat- $2.98 for 72x90-inch Bordered Linen Table +m C terns—two-fifty regular value— $ 1 .89 Mg^rV Cloths, Barnsley's heavy Double Damask, / Today regular three-fifty value — $'" .98 95 Today $2.39 for 72x90 Bordered Linen Table $*J .39 $3.50 for 72xl08-inch Bordered Cloths, regular $3.00 value, Today . . . ** Linen Table Cloths, Barnsley's keavy Double Damask, regular .50 $2.48 for 72x72 Bordered Linen Table Cloths, Barnsley's $4.00 value—Today heavy Double Damask, a splendid $3.00 value, $^ .48 Today at ** $1.00 per yard—A SPE- CIAL—72-inch Satin Damask Some Table Linen in dots, Fleur Napkins Bought Specially for de Lis, clover, pansy and* water lily patterns. Reg- Beauti- This Thanksgiving Sale ular $1.25 value 70-ineli Round Scalloped, all pure Irish Linen Table Today, yard ful and Sub- $1.25—ij-inch all-linen Napkins for— Cloths, very handsome designs, Corpnatiqn and Thistle $J.OO dozen $1.00 leading, $j.75—18-inch all-linen Napkins for— stantial Round dozen (this is a very heavy quality) $1.50 72-inch, $5.00 value, for S3 OO $2.50—2O-inch all-linen Napkins for— 72-inch, $6.50 value, for , S5-OO* "Dining Tables" dozen $2.00 81-inch, $8.50 value, for S6-5O $3.00—22-inch all-linen Napkins for— 81-inch, $9.00 value, for /.. .$7-5O '<•-'-••:-:: fX' - V«. •»,*- dozen $3.00 81-inch, $10.00 value, for S8 5O $4.5o—24-inch all-linen Napkins for— .$3.75 81-inch, $12.50 value, for...$lO Thanksgiving China Sale loo-piece set white and gold Austrian China; regular $22.50. Price for this Thanksgiving sale, the We are showing these new whole set, 100 pieces •Tables in our Furnfture Depart- ment, fourth and fifth floors, in golden, fumed and Early English oak. Also In finest solid mahog- any. • Priced from— Visitors to the Auto Show and our city are invited to come $12.50 to S1OO look through our store. Be at home, here. You'll see many CELLARETTES—We are ehaw- articles not to be found elsewhere—at least at such saVings. Ing Bom* very pretty ones to Everything up to highest standard of quality. fumed oak and solid mahogany; 'fitted complete.

SPAPJtRl Page J?owf THE CONSTITUTION,* THURSDAY, NOVEMBER " extent unless they have money. And Shaw arr»»ted Taylor and Allen Dor- Ing in the financial lock rlsht now today, the eyes oi the automobile MARSH At OF OMEGA CUT. man and started with them to Titt during the automible show, and with- manufacturing world are centered on in a few weeks' time things are going Atlanta an the one -reat distributing county Jail. to be wonderfully different," stated center of the south. Some Swell "Boats" Shown Carson Taylor Arrested and Accounts say that Allen Dorm - show yesterday. Mr. .Campbell is presi- alone has a cotton crop which is con- dent of the Campbell-Ewald company, servatively estimated at 2.500,000 bales In Cole Motor Company's Booth lor. When Taj. lor came up Dormj.n advertising agency, Detroit, Mich., and —the second largest crop she has ever Tifton, Ga-. November 12".—(Spe- it is alleged, caught Powell and heia is in attendance at the show in the had, I am told. But because of the him while Taylor did the cutting: TO SOUTpR AID cial.)—Marshal T. P. Powell, of the Powell struggled loose from Dorman interests of several automobile com- dry hot summer In other states the price of cotton is up so much tihat in town of Omega, was severely cut last but was so weak that he fell to the panies. point of dollars. Georgi_'s crop is far night «by Carson Taylor. » young white ground. He reached for his pistol and Atlanta Is Given Big Boost! "Manufacturers who do a national away the greatest she has ever had. man of th^t place. Taylbr ran, but was caught by J W business," he stated, "probably realize "What does this all Indicate to the Powell was slashed from the back Hardy. more than anyone else just what con- northern manufacturer? of the neck on the left side, the srash Marshal Powell has been very aetixo by Frank J. Campbell, the' ditions are. They have many repre- It indicates that the people of Geor- In arresting lawbreakers. A few da^ Kia are going to have, during the nett ranging around to the front and only since he arrested four negroes tfn tin- sentatives out on thd road, and m three months, $175,000,000 more than missing the Jugular vein by the small- charge of selling whisky and thej President of the Detroit! the automobile business particularly, tmey have ever had before. It indicates est tra/ctlcta of an inch. Seventeen were turned out of the town Jail dur- who make long jum>ps -ft is the re- that, not only a few, but thousands stl tones were necessary to close tha ing the night. The assault Is supposed Advertising Agency. i ports which these men bring in tnat are going to pay off their mortgages. •wound. Attending- physicians say the to have been the result of a plot Ui indicate in advance of almost every- Thousands more are going to nav bills mound is not necessarily fatal. Sheriff get him out of the way. for provisions and for merchandise thing else, what may be expected in ! which have accumulated during the "Atlanta and the south it the key the future Past two years Other thousands are onat is going to unlock the tight fin- HuMt Have Money F»r»t. 1I «omtr to bu\ better farm implements, ancial situation which spread from "from the very nature of the auto- better stoves, better furniture, better Wall street over the entire country mobile busmebs, it is evident that peo- homes. Thev will build, dress better, ple arr not Interested to any great and add to the size of their farms." Every Home Needs a few months ago. That key is turn- Somebody Geta the Money. "When one man pays a bill, some- body else gets the money. It's there somewhere. The man who collects, will This Great Remedy I be In a -ositlon to buy more oi the luxuries of life. He will get the auto- I mobile he has wanted. H? knows well I enough that his .family, his boys, de- No Home Can Afford to Be jv serve the pleasure. And he knows also, i tluiE w lib an automobile he can do Without a Mild, Reliable i more business and make more money i in the future, whether he be a farmer, Laxative-Tonic. a merchant, or a professional man Vigorous, virile men, those That's why buying an automobile is not No well-regulated home should be altogether a matter of luxury—it's without a laxative, for there is scarcely business—and good business a day in a family of several persons who succeed in every field of "Qn top of this Immense cotton crop that someone doesn't complain of a In Georgia, is the seventy-two miriion Exhibit of Cole Motor Company, showing the new 1914 models. headache, of sleeplessness, ot show the endeavor, drink a good min- 01 inoi e bushels of corn wihich was first signs of a cold. raised this year. Tea. another round A laxative then becomes a necessity $100,000,000 added to the coffers. No or what was a trifling congestion at the beginning may run Into a serious eral water freely. wonder the pockets of your peoplb here cold or fever. No harsh remedy is are beginning to jingle Look what needed, but simply a mild la'tative-to-- all of these figures mean, and then "Gifford Pinchot," of Canada, Ic that will make the liver active and Standing alone in its class, remember that this is but a pait of stir up the bowels. People who have the .wealth produced in Georgia this tried a great many things, and are year Then remember that there are themselves heads of families, who have the high regard in which gtveral states which sm round her Has Warm Praise for South seen the little ills run to big ones, wlir which also have millions of new dol- tell you that there is nothing better lars grown out of the soil this year, than Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepfcin, which that are going to be spent in the next SMITH. WHITE ROCK WATER is few months, through Atlanta you can obtain at any drug store Cor ' It may be the beautiful romantic to the Hudson Bay country to the fifty cents or one dollar a bottle, the "These facts are known by the Michi- north. latter being the familj size i tasting and free from griping. held by the doctors of today is j gran automobile manufacturers and history of your southland, it may be "My work as commissioner largely Among the great believers in Sjrup I It does not hide behind a high sound- I they are out after the bacon. Business the hospitality of its people to Cana- dealt with the proper care of fish and Pepsin for constipation in old or young | ing name and is absolutely free from has been dull and there is ho use in dians, but there is undoubtedly a very and as a general household emergency ' any' prohibitive ingredient Families attested by its enormous sale. denying it. The automobile factories game in Ontario," said Mr. Evans Wed- I who once use Syrup Pepsin forever aft- dear spot in the hearts of my country- nesday. remedy, is Mrs. M F. Smith, 710 N. ,er avoid cathartics, salts, pills and othei have been running only about half men for >our section of the states," "In that connection I made certain Cherry St, San Antonio, Te-\. To use their force. But they have looked to recommendations looking toward a her own words, she says she will bless I harsh medicines, for these only do this big automobile show at Atlanta was the declaration of Kelly Evans, better method of guarding against for- Dr. Caldwell to her dying day for she ', temporal y good, are nauseous and a tt> break the sjpell The money Is here late royal commissioner for Ontario, est fires. Of course, water rights en- believes that through his remedy. Syrup 1 shock to any delicate system. Such and hereabouts It it> up to Atlanta and the man who is known in this tered Into my inquiry, but we have in Pepsin, she found the way to pei manent things should never be given to chll dealers and Atlanta branch managers country as the "Gifford Pinchot of Canada no such water power problem good health. r to get right down and work as they as you have here We have what we Dr. Caldwell's Sjrup Pepsin is scien- 1 Families wishing to try a free sam- have never worked before Those who Canada" call the hydro-electric commission to tifically compounded and its purity is Iple bottle, can obtain it postpaid bv realize these factt. ate already doing Mr. Evans, who is in Atlanta at the take up water power grants and our vouched for Mothers give it to tiny 'addressing Dr. W. B Caldwell, 41" so, and, confidentially, they are tell- Geoigian Tei race, in coinpanj with Al- water power situation practically re- babes, and grown people, taking a lit- • Washington St., Montlcello, 111. A post ing me that they have never closed up and Mrs Harold Richardson, of Lon- solves Itself into government owner- tle larger amount, flnd it equally ef- 'al card with your name and address as many automobile agencies as they don, England, is at present standing ship. fective It is mild and gentle, pleasaiit- on it will do. are closing now " for election in the county of South Will murk Hn Epoch. "In my work I have closely follow- Wellington in Ontario for a conserva- ed conservation legislation in the tive seat in the dominion house.. For states and 11 believe that President the past six years Mr. Evans haa been Wilson's signature to the government A Just Question actively engaged in furthering the bill looking towards a better protec- R. A. S. conseivation interests of his province tion of migratory birds will mark an \\ hy should j ou not consider \v ell the purchase of your and on June 18, of the present year, epoch in your country's history. was again nominated for a seat in the "We, in Canada, are vitally inter- lumber just as you deliberate on choosing your architect or lower house of the dominion governing ested in the United States. We are builder? And \visdom of choice dependb on the quality of board and it is expected that he will be watching. With keenest interest, the Available Funds AT HOME IN elected trend of events In the Mexican situa- the material. tion. No, I have no comments to make Conservation leader. on the situation " The biggest piece of work done by Mr Evans will be in Atlanta for Worked on Staffs of Several Mr Evans to date is his report of the several days. He plans to return to E. G. Willingham's Sons game and fisheries commission which Canada so soon as the government Sets Atlanta Papers and for he headed during 1909-1911 and which the date for the next general elec- C, A. former United States sena- Lumber, Mill Work and Interior Trim is standardized. was appointed by the dominion govern- tion. Associated Press. ment to inquire into and report on all tor, now a millionaire, deposited Our auto trucks deliver to any suburb without extra matters appertaining to fish, fisheries and game of the Province of Ontario. $100 in a savings bank fifty years charge R A b Johnson, fo r anumbei of This report, which is quite volumn- oua, contains many pertinent sugges- Both Phones years a member of the staffs of Atlanta tions and recommendations to the ago and nas never withdrawn it. newspapers, died in Detroit, Mich , Sun- Canadian government anent the con- day afternoon. servation of the game and the forests Several years ago Mr Johnson en- of the vast area of Ontario which ex- CL He says: "Its influence as an tered the newspaper field, starting In tends from Lake Ontario on the south on the reportorial staff of The Consti- anchorage in all crises of my life :oix: tution, later being made night news editor. From The Constitution he BESSIE TIFT ALUMNAE has teen incalculable. went to The Georgian, where he was connected with the state news depart- WILL MEET THURSDAY And Feet in Water Blisters. Would DIX DIAMONDS ment Ct, In this Bank your money is Two years ago Mr Johnson resigned \ rally meeting for former students Fester and Itch. Perfect Cure by his local position to go to New York i the Bessie Tlft college and for the Cuticura Soap and Ointment. safe and always subject to your Are the Most Acceptable with the Associated Press, and was alumni of Monroe college will be held later sent to Plttsbug as night editor in the Baraca room of the Baptist, • command of the office there. He was trans- Tabernacle Thursday at 1.30 o'clock ! Thonuurville. Ala.—"I raftered -with ferred four weeks ago to a similar po- Dr C. C. F. Jackson, president of I Christinas Gifts Bessie lift college, will address the •exetna on toy hands tad VMt tiro or three sition in the Detroit office. meeting Miss Evle Campbell, who jrcan. About eleven years »go I became a ' Mr. Johnson's Health had not been Is in the city attending the Women S troubled with ah itching the best for the past four years, and Baiptist Missionary union, is a grad- , burning eruption which came One who has had any experience in buying diamonds several weeks ago he contracted the uate of Bessie Tift, and will also speak Central IBank $ on my bands and feet in probably knows how hazardous it is to accept the grading illness which resulted In his death Sun- All of the former students now in At- day. During his stay in Atlanta he lanta are urged to attend. ' little water blisters and In of any but an experienced diamond classer. made many friends who will grieve to " i about a d»y or two when I The average person knows but little about diamonds. learn of his death. would let the water out or wuh It out, lining my hand*, (Ernst (Eorjioratiim They have to depend upon the salesman's word and nat- Ho IB survived by his wife, one son, 47 CRIMINAL CASES ON urally it is important to have the various grades accurately Robert A S. Johnson, Jr., his mother, BEFORE PERRY COURT then the placei would fester CANDLER BUILDING, ATLANTA Mrs Nannie Johnson, and one brother, and Itch to Jwat tha baud. I BRANCH BANK CORNER MlTCHCLLftFORSYTn STS. shown. Churchill Johnson. could not do any work that We have removed all guesswork in the grading and Peny, Ga , November 12—(Special ) j was rough on my hand* at all. It caused City court -will convene In regular me treat Buffering and Inconvenience. selling of our diamonds. QUINN SMITH IS DYING. quarterly session on Monday. There "I tried everything that I knew of or are 120 eflvil cases on the calendar We buy direct from the larger cutters of the world and for trial and they h*ve been set by WM told and never was really relieved until save our customers the middleman's (commission that the No Hope for the Man Shot at the clerk of the court for three days. I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. There are 47 criminal cases, which I would wash the part* in water with the average jeweler has to pay. Raines. have been set for three days, com- Cuticura Soap and then when I dried them Every diamond we handle is marked in plain figures mencing on Monday, November 24, and continuing through Wednesday, the I would apply the Cuticura Ointment on „ $30.00 Portable Electric Lamps . with grade, weight and price indicated. Cordeic, Ga , Novembei 12 —(Spe- 26 th I the mirface In the day time, and at night I We make prices on diamonds as low as may be had in cial )—Qulnn Smith, who vias fatally In the city on Monday, J C. Crosbj, would get a soft piece of cloth and apply ffi $15.00 Portable Electric Lamps . $10,00 wounded in the tiagedy at Raines arrested on a charge of serious mis- the Cuticura Ointment on my hands and the world. Monday afterno-on, is barely alive to- conduct with Mrs. Mabel L Hill at a let it itay that way all night. A perfect We give the most liberal contracts, permitting you to night. He was shot through the Fort Valley hotel on September 29, lungs and his physician has given up entered a ilea of guilty to the charge cure was effected. No one will ever know- A wonderful assortment of Portable sell back or exchange solitaire diamonds, which gives you all hope of his recovery. He is too and was fined $50, which he paid. At how (lad I wu to get my hand* and feet Lamps from $5.00 to $20.00 weak to be questioned by the coroner's the same time that Crosiby was ar- cured." (Signed) Geo. O. Crook. NOT. 25. '12. a positive guarantee of value. jury, which adjourned yesteiday after rested a warrant was issued for Mrs. i Although tha Cuticura Soap and Oint- We send packages of diamonds on approval to any part being in session most of the day Hill on the same ohaige, tout she has I Brass and Iron Andirons from $3 to $55 The verdict of the jury is that E. U. nev er been arrested, having eluded the , ment are most luccessfui In the treatment i of the country. Hollidaj killed i^arvey Smith and officers | of affections of the skin, ecalp, hair and Write us for our Diamond Book and Catalog No. 7, Trrfy King and fatally shot Qulnn hands, they are also most valuable for every- Smith, and that Quinn Smith fired the day use in the toilet, bath and nursery, be- which explains our method thoroughly.. shot which resulted fatally for Holll- Dub\in Tiger Jailed. ' day, thougrh he had been wounded by cause they promote and maintain skin and Dublin, Ga , November 12 —(Special.) j hair health. Sold everywhere. Sample of Queen Mantel & Tile Company bullets frorrf the pistols of Harvey Smith and King. Qulnn Smith was A blind tiger operator convicted in the «ach mailed free, with 32-p. book. Address exonerated on the ground of self- city court heie this week was sentenced 56 West Mitchell Street. 1 to twelve months on the gang without post-card "Cuticura, Dept'. T, Boston." HARRY L. DIX, Inc. defense. Though accused by Qulnn the alternative of a fine by Judge 4WMen who nhave and ahampoo withCu- Smith of havinr fired the shot into Hicks yesterday. This case Is only 208-9-1O Candler Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. his back, no evidence was brought o'ut one of several in which the judge has ticura Soap will flndit best for skin and scalp. to show that Ed Holllddy, son of K imposed a gang sentence instead of a j. E Hollidaj, was involved in the fine, or given the alternative of a fine. . hhooling- LAURENS TO ORGANIZE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Ambition Dublin, Oa , November 12 — (Special.) BEACON SHOES The business men of this city and of Laurens county are preparing to cele- brate Georgia Products day with a din- . Pills IF ner at which they will organize a chamber of commerce to be called the Laurens County Chamber of Commerce, the dinner to be Assure the Greatest held on Georgia Products day For Nervous People Words could at the new Dublin hotel heie with Ease in Walking, and as many business men present as can be got together. The organization At last they're here and here to stay. make you feel the Utmost Comfort will become affiliated with the state The first time ever offered to the peo- ohamber of commerce. ple of Atlanta the famous Wendell's in Rest. Mayor C. A. Weddington has received Ambition Fills—the great nerve tonic the comfort—could a challenge from the mayor of Madi- that will put vigor, vim and vitality son as to which place will serve the into nervous, tired out, all in, despon- best dinner on that day, and it is cer- dent people in a few days. make you realize the tain that whether this city competes Anyone can buy a box ror only 50 10 cents, and all druggists arc authorized b^o^e^ong Ten^^ Vth^e bi the maker to refund tne purchase style—could make you price if anyone is dissatisfied. Always dressy—keep their shape Th^VnV'o the business Thousands praise them for general debility, nervous prostration, mental know the values—could depression and unstrung nerves caused till they wear out, and they last Spf the day on November .13 and the by over-indulgence in alcohol, tobacco, day wiS DO observed in Dublin most or excesses of any kind. make you see the fit of much longer than many higher As a brain food or any arfliction of appropriately. ___ the nervous system, Wendell's Ambi- tion Pills are unsurpassed, while for Stein-Bioch Smart Clothes, priced shoes. hysteria, trembling and neuralgia they TO RECOMMEND DUNN AS are simply splendid. Fifty ce.nts at druggists everywhere. Mail orders you would be hurrying to this BEACONIZE WAYCROSS POSTMASTER filled, charges "brepald »y Wendell YOUR FEET Pharmacal Co , Syracuse, N. Y. I store to get an early selection Way-cross, Ga., November 12.— (Spe- c,aiT — Todav positive assurance from . M. HOYTSHOE CO.. Hunn will be one of the youngest potsmasters m any city the size ^f BEACON SHOE STORE Wlaycross, being 26 years of ageHt. Includiaf the Fimoua Parks- Chambers- Hardwick 17 Peachtree Street - - Atlanta, Ga. is now assistant cashier of the Citizens NOBBY W CHAIN TrtacU, 1 bank | _ Dittributcd by 37-39 Peachtrec Atlanta, Ga. UNION FOR New South Rubber Co Company 1 249 PcucJitrct it. MADE. MEN Best Lump Coal $4.75. •'Piedmont Coal Co., 1023." j NEWSPAPER! 3CBDE COJ^EITtmON, CBC, THUKSDAT, Baptist Tabernacle Jammed By Women Mission Workers We Told You Sunday. Now We Are Going To Let Three

Displaying great enthusiasm, more that the apportionment ot each so-! :han 1,000 delegates from all sections ciety would be doubled. The union last year raised over $85,000, which ftf Georgia answered the report of the was approximately 55,000 more than • mrollment committee "Wednesday the apportionment , tvhen the Women's Baptm Missionary The principles as expounded by Mrs. Union of Georgia, convened in "tfi Moss were clinched by a beautiful solo thirty-first annual ses-don The Bap- by ilrs . A. B. Cunyus, thv« convention soloist. I tist Tabernacle was packed, almost to A Collection, which amounted to $25,1 fche doors aad In all nearly 1,500 was taken up toward the close of the Eminent Georgians Tell You About women were In attendance session. This sum, rt was voted, ^dWh "Miss Cordelia Brown, of Atlanta, should £a toward the purchase of sonductcd the opening devotionals and fruit for the orphans of the Bapeville The Beauty, the Attractiveness, the Desirability of Baptist home, who, on Tuesday, sang 9 Mrs. J. Tfv". Willis welcomed the vis- so sweetly a,t the jubilate of the, itors to the city. Mrs. Lula Wilson southern union. responded to the greeting in behalf of the delegates. The following- members EvenittS Scosloa. WC the executive Board were then in- The evening session was opened with troduced.: a. prayer by Mrs. Harry Etheridge, of Atlanta. The first part of the session President, Mr^i W. J Neol Carteravllle: was entirely given over to routine lorrespondlnB secretary, MlHS B I*. Amos; Kcordlog eepretary. Mi". Gcorse Westmore- business. The report olf i H H. Hale, vice presl- Mrs. H. H. Hale, of Atlanta, followed lents. Mrs J. C. Lanlor, V. e^t Point, Mrs the reading of the minutes. The audi- &. B. Hamilton. Komp Mr-- W H Prior. tor's report showed finances to be in « sreensboro, Mrs u H Williams. Dublin, excellent condition. ttrs Charles Cater, Qullman. Mrs P G Mrs A B. Cunyus again honored the kwtry. Manchester Other board mombers assembly with several solera. Mrs. 9 Fere presented Mrs W R. Owen, Atlanta, Cunyug has a charming voice and her • a.; Mrs. W R Barksdale. Atlanta, Ga , notes arc sweet and mellow. ITri. B. L. Willingham Atlanta. Ga,. Mrs. 9 Cula S. Maner, Jonesboro, G-a. Mrs. Samuel Placing particular emphasis dn ef- Silver Lake Estates -umphln. Atlanta, Ga., Mrs J P Nlohoim ficiency in the organization, Mrs. W. Jrlffln. Ga.- Mrs. Cody I-alrd. Atlanta. Ga . J Neel, the •president, In her annual Urs W O MltcUell, Atlanta Ga . Mrs Lucy address befpre the assembly declared ' *. Olive, Stone Mountain; Mrs T J Jonea. that it was imperative to meet new Jewnan, Ga,, and Mlsa Ruth Jinks. Dr H. C needs every day and the union should 'Will Make Ideal Home Community,' Thousands of Atlantans, Georgians, Southerners, puchnolz. who are In charge of the state be ever forward to get a new hold on nlsslonary v. ork the old faith. Says Governor John M. Slaton. read our announcement, Sunday, in which we told them Organize trlnnlori Study Clam. Miss Emma L. Ames, corresponding Under the direction of Miss Evle secretary and treasurer, delivered a about Silver Lake and the opportunity offered them to short address - She stated that the Campbell the Mission Study class was success of the organization in nwet- organized and fully 200 delegates en- ing the required apportionments dur- share with us in the profits from the development and rolled. Names of the women -Nvho are ing the past year was, in a large to lead In the class will be announced measure, due to the assistance ren- sale of Silver,Lake Estates. Thursday. These classes will be held dered by the five vice presidents. \tlanta. 3aily Just previous to the opening of J. S. McLemore. financial secretary the session for the day at 9 o'clock All of the Georgia Baptist hospital, which Hundreds of letters and inquiries about our proposal delegates are urpred to attend The was purchased by the various Baptist classes will be held in the Tabernacle state organizations several months ago have already reached us from many Southern States, and library. and which Is located Just across the The repo'rt of the executive board, street from the Tabernacle, proved an- 10, I9I3-. they are coming by every mail. Scores of visitors have which was read by Mrs W R Barks- other speaker of interest. Mr. McLemore aale, proved mtost encouraging and asked for co-operatlcm and assistance statistics showed that it was the best in operating tne hospital. come into our offices to see the photographic exhibits of report in the history of the oipraniza- Dr Carolyn Geisler, dean of the de- . Ga, tion The recommendations of the partment df health of Shorter college Silver Lake and the splendid home community tract executive board as lesards plans for at Rome, Ga., was prevented from de- Che ensuing year we;e Indorsed by a livering her address, as the train around it. unanimous vote wntch brought h«r to the city was The plan for the proponed development of Silver LaKo as • Miss Pearl Todd, of the Ca.pitc'1 Ave- several hours late. fir Geisler, how- residence community. I regard as ono of the -moat important Atlanta nue Baptist church, of this city, and a ever, will speak Thursday. J. M Long, estate announcements made in yeara. Commendation of our plan and expressions of belief graduate of the Bessie Ttft collese, business manager of the Baptist hos- created profound admiration by the pital, brought the session to a close way iii which she conducted the noon- with a most appropriate prayer there is no tract I know of anywhere Which. w&tHithe im- in its magnificent possibilities have poured in upon us tide devotionals Talcing as her sub- The program for Thursday follows. provements proposed, will combine more desirable qualities for feet, "Obedience to Parents,' Miss Todd Thursday Morning:. residence purposes than dooe Silver Lake. from every direction. Showed that she not only had made 9 00-9 30—Normal mission study class, un- a careful study of her subject, "but der the direction of Miss Evie Campbell. that she Is also a close student of 9 30-9 50—Prayer—Mrs Anna Davant. Silver lake Estates has la It* all the poasibilities^of on We are presenting today letters from three eminent human nature and certainly possesses Reading ot minutes Election of nominating Ideal horn* section, and there is BO doubt many Atlantans will want \ fund o.f knowledge which the aver- 9 50-10 10—"Our Soys The Order ot Royal to live there. _ and widely *known Georgians whose knowledge of this age politician might well envy. Ambassadors"—Mrs Edwin Rankln. Open SpeaUn on Peace. discussion of the boy ploblem by R. A Very truly yotara. property enables them to speak with authority, and who Dr. J. J. Hall, director of the South- 6 lo"l 0-12-15—Superintendents' conference— * Brn Atlantic state department of the Mrs J F. Hart presiding. tell you that Silver Lake is not only one of the most • American Peace society Wis the first spealcer at the afternoon session Dr. Thursday Afternoon- Hall agitated the World Peace move- 2 SO-2 45—Prayer—Mrs W. W. Ashburn. beautiful spots in Georgia, but that it will make, when Reading of minutes Solo. ment and showed the relation of 2 4^-3 30—Sunbeam conference—Mutfl I^ucy world-wide peace to the Christian Hamilton presiding Discussion of the developed, a most ideal home community. They are: women of the south He pointed out "Standard of Excellence." "Tomorrow or a that women's work Is a work of love Glimpse Inter the Future," "The Mother's | and that »ar impedes missionary Duty to Her Child," "Character Building," United States Senator Hoke Smith. work, while peace is productive and 'The Use of the Bible In the Band." Six allows the work to be fruitful. Dr minutes each Hymn j Hall closed with thf succinct declara- 3 30 4 30—Y W A conference—Mrs Wll- I liam Russell Owen, presiding. ] Governor John M. Slaton. tion that "war is destructive and that 3 30-3 J0—"The Source of Our Power"— "No More Beautiful Place Than Silver Lake," peace Is constructive" Miss Sadie Tiller. A scholarly paper by Mrs. Walter 3 40-3 30—The relation of the organized Is the View of U. S. Senator Hoke Smith. Mr. Georare M. Brown, bank president, capitalist and Murphy on "Factors in Our LarBe * u- class to the "SWA —Miss Joy Glover. ture" was much enjoved Mrs F. W 3 50ifi>4 00— 'A Girl's Viewpoint ot Giving" Withof, of Fort Vallov delivered an —Miss Mildred Matthews. brother of former Governor Joseph M. Brown. Inspiring address on 'Personal Serv- 4 00-4, SO—Open discussion by T. Iff. A. ice." Mrs E TJ. TJrawner presented an worker*, Interesting discourse on "Mission 4 30-5 00—Private conference ot superin- -Snuttf. Read what they say regarding the splendid quality ^ouit Btudy." tendents , Mrs. John D Moss, of Athens, was Thursday Evening. of this property. Compare it with what we have said. the mast promifient speaker at the 7 43-8 00—Hymn. Prayer—Mrs. J. M. aftern&'on sesfsion In her address Buttain Heading of minutes. Solo—Mrs. You will find that we have made most conservative state- "The Standard of "Excellence," A B Cunyus 1 Union could be tested 5 00-8 JO—Reportra of State workers—Miss Mrs. Moss also stressed the ancient Ruth Jinhs, Or H C Buchbolz ments regarding Silver Lake. tiUuns- law of the Jews and stated s .»o-s 35—Report of mission messenger 8 .15-8 40—Hymn 9 that Af each member of the union grave S 40-9 10—Reports of vioa presidents. Oglethorpe University, a new $2,000,000 institution onp-tenth of her increase for the year 910-9 16—Hymn. ') 15-9 45—Dr. H. C. Buchbolz—"Woman's 9 Work and the Word of God." Benediction. of higher education, is to be established and built immedi- ffovember IS, 1913* ately adjoining Silver Lake. 9 MEDIATION REQUESTED «r. „!».,£ Bofctanfl«l«, TO PREVENT STRIKE Atlanta. Oo«rgla. Silver Lake Estates is going to be Atlanta's most Dear sir;- attractive home community. There will be a stock com- DRESS WELL and Hoti&ton, Texas, November 12.—An ultimatum of federated «ng1nemen and plan proposes for the dovelOTjinent of tbe .Silver pany with $500,000 capital to make it so. trainmen on tho Sunset Central lines Pay a Little at a Time o£ the Southern Pacific railroad that Betatea to meet attr«ott»o. the affirmative referendum strike vote, It is through joining us in this company that the best would be put into effect tomorrow There Is oo more beautiful place for sarburbaa reaiaeno.9* .*"Ht THE FAIR night at 7 o'clock and an appeal by Atlanta real estate proposition of recent years is offered the road to the federal board of media- than the land eur round ing silver tak«. 9 tion and conciliation to compose ex- you. isting differences, brought the strike The location there of 'the Oglothorpe University ofconld situation, which threatens to tie up 9 traffic on these lines fiom El Paso to // is not intended to place all of the Silver Lake New Orleans, to a crisis early tonight. tin additional reason for making a society ot culture Winter Approximately 3.080 skilled em- 9 ployees are involved, members of the Voura very truly. Estates stock in Atlanta. Much of it will be sold Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of I«ocomot!ve Firemen here, but a large amount has been apportioned to 9 and Bnginemen, Order of Railway Con- 1 Wear ductors and Brotherhood of Railway 9 Tiainmen Wages, alleged violations and will be placed in other cities of Georgia and at contract and personal claims are among the giievances. the South. President W B. Scott, of the Sun- set Central lines, made the formal re- Uoats quest of the federal board for media- Of the substantial subscriptions ahead Y received, several have tion. All the roads of the Sunset Cen- tral system are involved except two, T come from othsr cities than Atlanta; and it is our purpose to have the Houston and Texas Central and "One of South s Most Beautiful Home Sections/' Suits th_e Houston, East and Wei,t Texas. Declares George M. Brown. interested friends of Silver Lake Estates throughout the South. ATLANTA DIOCESE MEETS We have shown where this property, bought and Dresses IN ROME NOVEMBER 18 developed at a total expense to the company of $500,000,

JOSEPH t.«QSTOM seer Rome, Ga, November 12.—(Spe- will sell as residence lots for a total of more than Hats cial.)—'The annual conference of the diocese of Atlanta will be held with $2,500,000—a profit of 400 per cent. St Petei's Episcopal church here on November 18, 19 and 20. Bishop Cle- land Kinloeh Nelson will preside, .and But more than that, you do not have to wait for all jour Bishop A. W. Knight, of Cuba, will gg_.._<2?_.. be a distinguished visitor. Clergymen, ' 7fW&?. profit. The company will declare a land dividend, giving each laj men and delegates from throughout */ the diocese to the number of about «m.Ai«rA's«t.aeSTSAVINGS BANK stockholder a residence lot in SILVER LAKE ESTATES of his own 4 Ladies fifty will be present The "Woman's auxiliary of the church will hold a aes- I s!on at the same time, with about forty , selection, equivalent in value at the agreed selling price of the delegates in attendance. Arrangements ov for the gathering are in the hands of '%fa « - WISH property, to the amount of his stock subscription. jjand Rev. C. B. Hudgins, rector of St, Peter's cTiurch. S This means you get your money back at the start, Misses ROME YOUTH CHARGED while .your investment remains to be returned to you WITH WRONGING GIRL when the property is sold with additional profits of 300 j( WI NT ER IS H E R E. Our Kr. i. P. Boitenfielft. per cent. >| stock is brimful of warm Rome, Ga., November 12.—(Special.) Rome was shocked today to learn of i Atlanta, oa. 5! wearables for jour comfort. an accusation against tAwrence Kerce, We say again this is the best Atlanta real estate a well-known young: man. who is Bear Sirt- jj Select your needs and we charged by H. C. Carver with the rum In the Silver Iiake~33tates you have a very "attractive proposition offered in years. of his beautiful 18-year-old daughter, >( \\i11 arrange terms <;o \oti Dora. A -warrant charging seduction property. In its natural beauty, it is peculiarly-adapted for was sworn out by Carver and Kerce residence purposes, especially is this true of the many building Come in and get one of our booklets descriptive of 4 will not miss the mone\ was placed under arrest by local offi- sites overlooking Silver lake. Indeed, 1 fto not believe there cers His bond was fixed at_$500, which is any more desirable tract of land near Atlanta for home and park jj Open a charg-e account he gave, and he will appeaY for a com- Silver Lake and setting forth our plan. mitment trial before Justice of the purposes and if your development plans, as outlined in your last Peace Walter Harris on November 22. Sunday's Atlanta papers are carried out, it should becpmv e one of the Come and see the exhibit and ask any questions you Carver is a wealthy farmer, who de- most beautiful home sections in the South. Uares he intends to show no mercy to the alleged betrayer of his daughter. Vary fceuly yours. wish. We like to answer them because we know we have in THE FAIR MRS. KALOPWITZ DIES SILVER LAKE ESTATES something that is well worth 93 Whitehall AS RESULT OF BURNS talking about. Columbus, Ga, November 12.—(Spe- cial )—Mrs. George Kalopwitz. aged 21 died in the city hospital tonight from the effepts of burns received early this morning m her home in this city She was dressing to go out m town when her clothing caught for from a grate. She was badly fright- ened and ran into the hall of an apart- ment house and others finally extin- 9 guished the flames, but not till her ?lothlngr had nearly burned off. The L. P. BOTTENFIELD husband, who is a tailor, and a 12- , months-old child survive He came • here from Atlanta six months ago. She i came a week , ago. Her father, R. I Janko, resides in Atlanta. Her mother Real Estate, Residence Subdivisions Tn^lu4t>f the Fimou* and brother came here tonight, and NOBBY V CHAIN Tread., will take the remains to Atlanta for Diitrxfautoi by interment. ' 1115-1128 Empire Building Atlanta, Ga. .New South Rubber Co. Colds Cause Headache and Grip ' 24$ Pt»chtr« St. LAXATIVE BROMO 9UtNINE tablets re- move cause. There is pnlyOne "BROMO QUININK." It has signature at ii. W. GROVE on box. 26c.

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EWSPAPER THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA GA» THtJBSDAY, NOVEMBEB 13, 1913.

met at the chamber at commerce yes- to the coffee- aaa cigars that end the terday afternoon, with W. H White, Jr, in the chair and a full attendance, C»» Get Fabrics Here. new developments began to pop with In connection with the announce- ment that a prize would be gwen for JUDGES ARE MARKET TO OFFER the rapidit> of firecrackers the man who appeared at the dinner To begin with. Subcommittee Chair- most completely clothed In Georgia man Lee Barm s submitted the follow- made wearing apparel, a letter was ing menu, v, hlch was immediately ac- read by Chairman White from the At- cepted lanta Woolen mills calling attention BEST FOR Puree of Tomato Whipped Cream. to the fact that fabrics for the suit of White Plume Celery Sweet Mixed Pickles. clothes itself could be found right here Young Onions Salted Peanuts in Atlanta Manufacturers of shirts, Roast Younc Turkej Chestnut Dressing underwear, socks, shoes, ties, etc, have "Prizes in This Exhibition Epicures Will Date Time Baked Cornfield Ham also been located, so that the time Deviled Ess* Veal Croauetu. has come in Georgia when a man can Chicken Salad buy everything he wears and everj - Will Class Birds Among From Chamber of Com- Beaten Biscuit, (Made by Mrs John M Slaton, wife ot Uio things he eats at home governor > At the suggestion of President Wil- Best in the World," De- merce Feast on Georgia Tip Top Biscuits Uncle Sam Bread. mer Moore, of the chambei of com- Neapolitan, Jce Cream Georgia Muffle Cakes meice, and by unanimous vote taken K. be obtained this aftei- ladies in Atlanta and Fulton countj ence as judges will contribute materi- noon and from then on until the da> same to be sent direct to the \tlanta of ihe dinnei at Cone s Whitehall street Chambei of Commerce, and one set of ally to the success of the show Gen- CSTAB1ISHCD 1O79 stole and at the L,lkm Drug compan / prizes, offered by the Georgia, Chamber eial Manage! T M Poole and Bxecu- A simple, safe and effective treatment for at Five Points Those who wish tick- of Commerce, to ladies of the whole tne Committee Chairman Loring bronchial troabZea,avoidmgdrugs \ apor- ets by ma:l should^ inclose check to state, menus to be sent direct to the Brow n are busily engaged in prepara- ized Crcsoleno stops the paroxysms of Ivan Ulen, caie of the \tlanla Cham- Geoigia Oh imb< i of Commerce tion* foi what the> expect will be the Whooping Cough and relieves Spasmodic ber of Commeice Klrltnrood io Celebrate. Croup at once. It is a toon to sufferers President O T Camp, of the Retail The Kiikwood Chamber of Commerce largest show In the history of the from Asthma The air carrying the anti- Butchers and Grocers association, an- will entertain the people of Kirkwood south Septic; vapor, inspired with every breath, nounced that the City Salesmen s as- on Georgia Products day •with an en- ' This show was organized and will makes breathing easy, soothes the sore sociation had agreed to take an active tertainment fitting the occasion An in- be conducted for the benefit of the throat and stops the cough, assuring rest- Part 1" 'he special distribution sale teresting and unique program has been breeders, said Mr Poole, 'and the ful nights. It is invaluable to mothers of tickets The announcement was ap- arrangeff'lor the evening upbuilding of the poultry Industry in with young children. plauded Mr Camp urges all retailers Several well-known speakers will the entire southern states. Nothing has A Wish, The Telephone, Send as postal for make addresses, after -which there will in Atlanta to show their interest in be music and Georgia-made refresh- been left undone to make this an edu- descriptive booklet. Georgia day bj decorating their win- cational exhibition for the general up- AUi BRV6GI8TS dows next Tuesdav with Geoigia raised ments , Try Cresolcne Antiseptic Last but no least, there will be a building of the poultry interests No Throat Tablets for tho ir and Georgia made products Atlanta strictlv Georgia product, which is to expense will be spared to present fea- rttated throat They lire retailers in ail lines of business ai e be a surprise to all tures worth going a long way to see, And the Thing Is Done simple, *ff«ctfveand anti planning to follow out this suggestion The Kirkwood organization is a live and a prize won at this show will Bepuc Of your drtiRffifit Ihe ticket for the banquet bj. the w a^ , one and this assuies everyone who class your birds among the best in the or Ironies, JOc in aUunpt*. will be printed on Georgia made pa- comes to the school auditorium Tuesclaj VAPO CRESOLENE CO. per Bverj thing at this dinner is going w 01 id ' •Z CttUudt St.. N. Y. evening an interesting and enjoyable The show will be held at the Audi- ELL service will solve your home problems, and keep them solved. to be strictly Georgia made fiom the time _ torium Aimorj just as last j ear Last appetites of the diners all the vear ovei 75000 visltois attended the B You can do the whole morning's shopping, fill the larder, run your bhow, and it is expected the number T\ill be exceeded this season. The en- tries close at midnight of November 21 errands, call on friends—all by telephone and in less time than it PLAN GREAT MEETING takes to make a single trip downtown. SALTS IS FINE FOR DEAF AND DUMB MAN It's so easy and satisfactory to throw all home concerns upon your TO CELEBRATE PEACE TAKES HIS OWN LIFE telephone. Why not take life more easily? Order a Residence Tele- KIDNEYSJUIT MEAT Beacon V Y, November 12—Levi phone TO-DAY. Bodine, deaf and dumb since his birth, A movement which pi onuses to be 111 an \lrns house 65 veais ago, com- come nation-wide with the backing of mitted su cide today by leaping into Flush the Kidneys at Once the national go\eminent was launch an ice pond of tihe Matteawan sta^e ed by Pre&ident Wilmer L Moore, ot hobpital, wliere he was an inmate When Back Hurts or the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, at Foity-two veais of his life had been Southern Bell Telephone the dnectors' merting last night spent in an insane asj lum Bladder Bothers. Mr. Moore proposed a plan for i Bodinp was born In the Ulster coun- gi eat "jubilee pe^ce meeting to bo ty Alms house, and taken from there held in tihis city on Jul> ->2 1914 This b> a farmer whom he latei killed \t and Telegraph Company Tile motor of the Pvo man or woman who eats meat jubilee Is, for the express purpose of his tiial he was declared insane and legularly can make a mistake by flush- showing the entire civilised world that committed to the \uburn asylum ing thti kidneys occasionally says a the north and the &outh halt forever Bupmobile is free from well known authority Meat forms uric buned their dlffeiem es which cause 1 acid which clogs the kidney pores so bloody strife in the sixties technical adjustments they sluggifahly filter or strain only This fact is to be demonstrated by part ot the waste and poisons from the the erection of a joint monument to —"Fool Proof" seme blood then > ou get sick Nearly all to the honored hiioes of the eonfed How To Darken rheumatism headaches liver trouble, erate and union iimies—Geneial Wai neivousiie&s constipation, dizziness, ker, of the confederacy, and General people say. sleeples&ness bladder disoi ders come McPherson of the union troops Both Gray Hair tiom sluggish Kidneys generals fell at the battle of AUant i Ihis characteristic The moment > ou feel a dull ache in Declaring that he had made careful the kidnejs 01 join back hurts or if inquirj into the plan and was satis By a Specialist appeals t o sensible the urine is cloudv offensive full of I fied of 'ts feasioihtv and that the aid sediment irrcgulai of passage or attend- of the federal govtinment could be A veiy satisfactory preparation men. ed bj a sensation of scalding get about secured in the advancement of funds which darkens gray han and acts as tour ounces of Jad Salts from any re- for the monument Mr. Moore as- a corrective agent for dandruff and liable ph 11 mac\ and take a tablespoon- seited that It would be the big "We believe the Hup- ful in a glabb or water before breakfast other diseases of the scalip can be foi a lew days and your kidney? will gest thing that Atlanta has ever done made ,vt small expense and in jour mobile to be the best then act fine This famous salts is and that tho isands of Msitors from own home by dissolving a small box 1 made from the xcid of grapes and lem- all o\cr the countrj would attend It of Baibo Compound in 7 ounces of Car of its Class in the on juice combined with llthia and Is a movement worthv of Atlanta for water and then adding an ounce of has been used for generations to flush no city of the south has ever undei- bay rum and a quarter ounce of glv- World." clogged Kidneys and stimulate them to taken anything like it." declared Mr cei iiie \nv drug store can furnish activitj also to neutralize the acids in Moore these ingicdients Tihis Is to be ap- urine so it no longer causes irritation, plied once a week until the hair is thus ending bladder disorders sufficiently -darkeneu tnen every two Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot weeks to keep the hair soft and glossy JOHN M. SMITH injuie makes a delightful efferves- and the scalp in a healthj condition CAUTION! cent lithia water drink which all reg- It mci> bp used with equal success In Distributor for Georgia ular meat eaters should take now and REESE WAITS KILLED darkening the beard This is a piep- then to keep the kidneys clean and the aration that gives splendid results, ATLANTA, GA. blood pui e thereby i\oiding serious both as a hair darkener and a remedy kidney complications for ail scalp disorders, and is well worth of a ti ial You will find it WHILE COUPLING far superior to the ordlnarj store prepaiatlons and much less expensive — (Adv ) The great popularity of the Reese N Walts aged 23 Jeais, SOT of W "W Waits, superintendent of terminals, living at 138 Mills street, was instantly killed while performing clean, pure, healthful THE 1914 his duties as flagman for the Southern at Jackson, Ga, Wednesday at U o clock "ioiing AVaits met his death while endeavoring to couple two ^tfs Tt 4, appeals that he stepped between the cars, and was in tht. act adjusting the coupling bars when the t n^ine sud- denly staited backvvud, crushing him between the coupling apparatus His body was Irought to Atlanta at 6 o clock Wednesday afteinoon and te- moved to Patterson s chapel SPEMRMINT He is suivlved bv his parents Mr and Mrs W W Waits two brothers < harles and William Waits and one sister Miss Fannie Bell Waits The funeral will bo held from Pivne chutdi , this aftpinoon at 2 30 o clock Inter Touring Cars mcnt will be m West View cemetery The kerosene-burning Henderson is on e* is causing unscrupulous persons to wrap exhibition at the Show, and can also be SOUS A PRESENTS celved by express 117 inspected at the salesroom of the Atlanta PARADE PRIZES pairs of the above rank imitations that are not even real Auto Sales Company, 225 Peachtree street. TO THE WINNERS style shoe Io chewing gum so they resemble genuine Interested parties will have this opportuni- At "\\ediesrlav e\enlnKs <"ori ei t 7ohn P'lihp feous i piesented th.-» .LACK WRIGLEY'S tZSESZZZ^. The better class ty to receive demonstrations of the me- prlres of the Tuesday auto floral pa- rade to the vi Inners chanical perfection, the proven efficiency Mr bousa A j i commit driver's right hand — the dustproof enclosed motor, electric tee composed ot the heads of business 27-29 Whitehall houses of the city wiho are actiie lead- belf-startmg sjstem, the Stutz rear system, cowl dash, cowl ers In the chamber of commerce woiU This plan was unanimously adopted by gasoline tank, oversi/e tireb, electric lights and a score of the directors in attendance refinement features, Proposed amendments to the b} laws are advocated b> Mr Mo«r< weie also adopted These amendments are that The Hendersons also have a light touring car at $1,585 the nresident of the chamber hereafter and the Henderson Six at $2,285. be elected foi a term of one >ear and that he be eligible for re-election at the expiration of his term Under the present ruling the president .s elected for a teim of two years and can not succeed himbelf in office For the first time in the histor\ of the Atlanta Chambei of Commerce "Tk« Su«4Ur4 for Year*" We are inserting this advertisement Atlanta Auto Sales Co. the board created honorary member- solely to protect our customers, wno ships All of the mlnisteis who are TRY the»e F«mou* TIRES •re continually writing ua.tbdt they now members of the chambei wen> have been deceived by imitations 227 Peachtree Street made honoiarj' members Walter O -New South Rubber Co. Cooler, secretary of the chamber \V Wholcuk and Retail DiitnbuUirs H Leahj, secretary of the Industtial HENDERSON MOTOR CAR CO.', Indianapolis and Statistical bureau, and Fred Hous- 249 Pc«bUe« St, ed, secretary of the Convention bureau, were made honorary members. \ Page Eight THE CONSTmJTTON, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1913.

nomic motive, the purely emotional, or fa- THE CONSTITUTION natical, influences are becoming less dom- Fieara America : Established 1863. A Story of the Moment inant. Burns wrote that "the fear^o* hell's BT WALT MASON. May.Warp World Vision TKE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER the hangman's wfiip to Keep the >wretch in '> The Famous Prqm Poet. The World's Mysteries order." Legislation and the moral appeal WHAT BECAME OF SHAKESPEARE'S MANUSCRIPTS? Published Daily. Sunday. Tri-Weekly are powerful, but there cin be little ques- TRIALS AND TRIBULA TIONS. (Prom The Portland Oregonian.) This country, he says, presents-an inter- HOWELU tion that the fear, of losing one's job is "One of these days my wife will take esting and perhaps a. terrifying spectacle to What became of. Shakespeare's manu- , ble-coluinn pages to print his. writings and ian»gei. head." predicted the colonel. "I-.had to leave seems to threaten the old world with the legal documents there is not in existence a it seems most remarkable that no one line Olreetnc*' Clark HowelJ, Rob? Hoblnson. to the same end is this: That the sumRttt- the house, she was so red-headed. -She was overthrow, of its most cherished institutions. single scratch of writing- attributed to the 'of, all these works—not even a word—is Albert HoweH. Jr.. E. R. Black. H. W. Grady. ary .method of reform makes men good un- calling down maledictions on the butcher, Art, religion, literary perfection, traditional greatest of poets. in existence today and that of all the volum- der protest, and then only so long as they and urging me to take my good sword, Ex- morality are dissolving in direct confusion un- Two theories have been advanced to ac- inous work of Shakespeare we have but five callbur. and run . him through." ,. der the tidal wash of the social forces orig- count for this peculiar fact; one Is that the autograph signatures. But this seems to are unable to invent ways and^means to "What has the butcher been doing?" in- inating in the United States. Some Euro- manuscripts of Shakespeare's plays were de- have been true of the original manuscripts circumscribe the embargo. The economic quired the grocer. peans rejoice1 in the earning catastrophe. stroyed when the Globe theater was burned of 'Edmund Spenser and of almost all the method gets right down to the pocltetfcoote "He's been doing just,wha,t he's always. Qthers bewail it. One party calls the Amerl- on June 29, 1618. and the other is that they great authors who, 'were contemporary with doing, doggone him. He pays no attention .cans "barbarians laden with gold." The oth- were discarded .after being used by the print- Shakespeare. interest in a way that brings conviction. to the instructions he receives from his cus- er party looks 'upon them as heralds of ers of the First Folio. The five existing signatures were ap- and that inspires strength and moral cour- tomers. My wife wanted to make some progress, the, true emancipators of man- The First Folio was printed on the press pended, by the poet to the following docu- age to resist temptation not simply during kind of a stew for dinner, and she 'called kind from age-long shackles. In Perrero's of William Jaggard, and upon his partner, ments: up the blithering, butcher and asked him view Americans are neither barbarians laden Edward Blount, probably fell the chief labor "The purchase-deed (on parchment), dated the lifetime of a burst of emotion, but as with gold nor emancipators. "We are merely of seeing the work through the press. It March 10, 1612-13, of a house in Blackfriars, to send her ai pound and a half of round was in progress throughout 1623. Thirty- long as the threat of substantial penaliza- steak cut up Into small squares, about half a people engaged with, unparalleled energy which the poet then acquired (since 1341 in exploiting a new and richly-gifted coun- six pieces in all were brought out, the vol- in the Guildhall library, London). tion lasts. an inch in diameter. He said he understood, ume consisting of nearly ohe thousand dou- A mortgage deed (on parchment), dated and would follow directions, but when the try, while at the same time we are doing This is not an argument against or for our best to solve some perplexing social ble-column pages, and was sold at a pound t March 11, 1613, relating to the house In meat came it was in chunks about two inches a copy. From the number of copies that Blackfriars, purchased by the poet the day prohibition. It is the simple narration of square, and when I left the house Mirandy problems. America is not altogether given 1 over to the worship of money. It is seek- survive it may be estimated that the edi- before (since 1858 in the British museum ). facts, all the quintessence of logic and all was trying to reduce those chunks to the tion numbered five hundred. 8 The poet's will, finally executed In March •• proper1 dimensions with an old rusty knife, ing at the same time for justice, and even K-itered at the postofflce at Atlanta «s demonstrated by worldwide experience. has aspirations for beauty in life and art. The title page or this volume states that 1616. within a month of his dea'th.' This second -class mall matter. and the language she was putting up shows The different opinions about America all the plays were printed "according to document which is now at Somerset house. that there's no limit to woman's sphere. which are heard so often in Europe arise, the true original copies." , The dedicators, .London, consists of three sheets of paper, at POSTAGE RATESi "She has my sympathy, however. That Ferrero thinks, in two fundamentally dif- Shakespeare's friends and fellow-actors, the foot of each of v^hl'ch Shakespeare signed United States and Mexico. FROM WHENCE WILL HE COME ? butcher simply won't pay attention to' any- Heming and Condell, wrote to the same his name. .0 er«r, Ucj --* to :ju-pnco pnpers. aci *° At the annual gathering of the United the Shakespeare biographers, says: C't-pasr paper". Be. , carrion in any shape that suits him best." Men of the first way of thinking believe the old English mode of writing', which re- f, Daughters of the Confederacy, now in ses- "Why don't you patronize some other in what they are pleased to call "progress." ''There Is no doubt that the whole vol- sembled that; still III vogue in Germany. Dur- butcher, then?" ume was printed from the acting versions ing the seventeenth century the old English ATLANTA, GA., November 13. 1913. sion in New Orleans, the president general, In their estimation the more wealth we ac- Mrs. Alexander White, made the following "Oh, dad burn it, they're all the same. cumulate, the more railroads we build, the in the possession of the manager of the character was finally .displaced-in England We used to patronize Jim Tallow, and he more flying machines -we construct and ma- company with which Shakespeare had been by the. Italian character which is now uni- SUBSCKIi'TIO.M KATES. significant statement: had his weaknesses. I'm fond of porter- nipulate the better. That is what the world associated. But it is doubtful If any play versal in all English-speaking countries. In By Mail in the United Htatea and Mexico. "Eagerly we await the great his- house steak whenever I can afford it, and was made for. It is the aim and purpose was, printed exactly as it came from his Shakespeare's day highly educated men, who •.Ea.ya.liiv Invariably in advance.) torian, who shall write truthfully and my wife used to order that delicacy twice of human life. Accumulation, the conquest peri. The player-editors' boastful advertise- were graduates of the universities and had 1 mo 6 mo. 12 mo. ment that they had access to his papers in traveled abroad in youth, were capable of 3 understandingly o£ the south and for a 'week or so. Now, every man who has of Nature, compose their ideal. The second Daily and Sunday .... «0c * ';|t *?•*!? his coming we cherish every paper, any sense knows that such a steak should type of men care more for quality. They which there was 'scarce a blpt' admits of no writing both the old English and the Italian Daily iOc 2.^5 4.00 r<»Iie and letter that may help to tell literal interpretation." ' character • with equal facility. - As a rule Sunday !•« ?•»» the story. So all will' bo ready to his be at least an inch thick. A thin slice of are not so much interested in heaping up 00 The First Folio is Intrinsically the most they employed the English character In their Trt-weekly •••• •- , hand in our confederate museum at porterhouse is an abomination. My wife" money as in the way it is acquired. They ordinary correspondence, but signed their ' UK Carrier; Richmond, the treasure house of those used to stand at the telephone for half an think less of building railroads than of the valuable volume in the whole range of Eng- In Atlantii 55 tuiits per month or 13 cents who built the confederacy's 'glory out rural beauty which engineering often lish literature and extrinsically is only ex- names in the Italian hand. of deathless dreams.' " hour at a time, begg-ing and pleading with Shakespeare's use of the English script per week. Ouxsid.- o* AU:inf behold two factions. One of them main- in some automobiles, with enormous sucr we have in our homes underwritten the function and laid plans of critical because the Canadian Pacific rail- my meat sent in by parcel post from one tains that the trusts with all their iniqui- cess. It has been discovered that a bright a pretentious and comprehensive nature. and other American cities, the purpose be- of the big New York department stores." ties make for progress, because they make red automobile, with gold stripes and nile Is raised while cleaning ing to make each of these offices recruiting "If you did that you'd have to pay in for efficiency. The evils which attend them green spokes doesn't need any horsepower our floor coverings^ for The menu is to be exclusively of- Georgia advance," remarked the grocer, "and that are mere trifles in the glorious procession at all to speak of, before It is sold. great quantities of dirt products, from soup to nuts. stations for American immigrants to Can- would take all the sunshine out of your which marches toward golden"inountains and Paint can also convert the faded young lodge in, under and life. I have been buying meat of the local A commendable feature is the sponta- ada. The Constitution attaches no censure triumphant airships. This is the orthodox laundry hand- into a beautiful young under- upon them. Unless the road has opened industrial offices in Atlanta butchers for many years, and never had school of political economy. It teaches that study of the comic opera star. Many an floors are kept free neous co-operation of the manufacturers of any trouble with them. They know that man is first and foremost a. money-making impassioned young lover has made violent from dust every footfall to the Canadian Pacific or any other railroad when they present' their bills they'll get Atlanta, and the business men who deal m machine and that his prime duty is fulfilled love to two coats of rosy blushing paint raises more or less. that chooses to 'work for development in their money. But they have to use dyna- when he has made a million or a billion and has been accepted before he has dis- Simplicity is •'•: the Georgia-m^de products. Tickets to the din- legitimate channels and with legitimate wea- "rnitc to get any money out of you. It isn't dollars. The other and unorthodox faction covered his depressing error. first need; hardwood in human nature for a business man to give among the political economists insist that floors with rugs and ner are selling at $2. Attached to each of pons. We commend their enterprise. If the the same courteous attention to a bad pay man is first of all a moral creature sent into Paint was once composed of white lead, mats are most easily these tickets is a long string of coupons- railways of the south and the commercial customer that he gives to the one who the .world not so much to make money as but ,is now made of various substitutes cleaned and kept clean, to cultivate his intelligence and enjoy the therefor. Next to Nature, it Is our greatest and a painted floor Is organizations of , the south are passive coughs up like a little gentleman. I expect beautifler. Nature may rise early in th« next best. Cleaning .Car- Each coupon represents some article of the butcher works off all his shelf-worn beauties of literature and art. This divi- pets Is hard, back- enough to le.t outsiders toll human dividend- sion among the professors, Perrero insists, morning and' labor over a town with great value made in Atlanta and Georgia, and each meat oh you, and I don't blame him. If energy and devotion, but unless the inhabi- breaking work, it means lifting heavy furni- makers right from under their noses, they you'd only go over there and pay up, the corresponds to the strife between the cult tants ' thereof paint their houses and barns ture, or sweeping under it once or twice a IS'redeemable a't the establishment in whose next time you ordered anything you'd get of quantity and the cult of quality. 'The week, and a hard'struggle at feousecleaning deserve no better than is coming to them. and 'garages and kitchen fences and tele-» : name it is tendered. what you wanted, and the way you want- orthodox professors pajr homage to quality. phone poles, the results are not encouraging. time; Moreover lt is the- dust raised -when The spectacle that gives .concern to our ed it." As long as one "gits a plenty," how he gets sweeping that .is1 responsible for mos* of the The Atlantan who purchases a ticket to Florida contemporary presents nothing nov- "You go to thunder and soak your head!" it is a matter of indifference. The unortho- Paint makes art possible, and also keeps dirtiness- and dlnglness of the rest of the the dinner is, therefore, accomplishing two el to The Constitution. For years we have exclaimed the colonel, indignantly. "I come dox party are devotees of quality. They our ocean steamers from fading, away home's, furniture. continue the good old school which cared through rust and neglect. It is also the in here expecting to get some sympathy, greatest salesman in the world. Many an It is possible to sweep Tvlth light short .purposes; By his presence he is encourag- plead with the leading southern railroads to and you begin your driveling lecture on the for leisure, thoroughness, morality and strokes so as to make but little dust, but beauty. ingenious invention has doubled in sales aft- ing the movement to boost home products; do something to neutralize these aggressive cash system. How often must I explain that er the color of the paint has been changed there are only a few women .who have mas- he is brought into close and perhaps unfa- attacks. We applaud the tendency now vis- -credit is the bulwark of commerce? This Ferrero finds himself in the end obliged and the implement firm which attempted tered this art. The others tie up their heads, idea of paying cash has become a mania to confess that America prefers quantity to don a -cover-all apron, and proceed to sweep miliar touch with home products in a man- ible in that direction. And we hope the day with you, and if I hear any more of it I'll quality and since this country is a tremen- with all the muscular power' they possess. is coming, when the railroads of the south, dous force in the world he is uneasy lest The wear and tear on the furniture is as ner that may make him henceforth a patron withdraw my patronage from your blamed Tlte TONNEAU 13, for The Constitution.) ders them from moving forward and the carpets or rugs. scale. All the business activities of Georgia south what American railroads set it a Ever notice a baiky Horse? Ever notice farther they go the faster ^they want *o Wet the broom and shake off every drop how he just foolishly looks around himself, go. Europe gazes upon our wild, career and of water when you commence to sweep, and in some way and at some time through the precedent for doing. They 'are invading the bites his bit—and absolutely refuses to go feels symptoms of envy. She ,has machinery if the room is large do this ag'afn" when year touch Atlanta. An impulse of. thought country of the "enemy," using the word in aheart or to .be led or driven? He is a fit like ours, railroads, steam and natural half through. Many women put moist tea representative of thousands of Human Be- leaves on the carpet and take them up with and enthusiasm sent out from Atlanta an agricultural and an economic sense. The wealth. Naturally she is tempted to for- southern railroads and the southern com- ings—and with but a fraction of their sense! get the old- ways of leisure, art and con- the sweepings and think this keeps dust stretches to the farthermost corners of the One of the great sources of inspiration templation and take up the march of mate- from flying,' but moist,, not wet, newspapers mercial organizations, such as the now- in this world Is a Human Being that doesn't rial progress. If that should ever happen torn in bits are better, as they cannot stain state. Atlanta cannot enjoy 'prosperity un- forming Georgia Chamber of Commerce, bite his bit or hold back. Ferrero dreads lest "we must renounce al- as tea leaves do. less Georgia is prosperous also. The inter- You, whose brain has evolved a great most all the artistic and moral perfections A carpet sweeper is , invaluable to, any must resort to. the same tactics. They must organization—you know the joy that springs which used to be at once the torment and home with carpet covered floors, a good one ests of the state and the city are inextri- invade the "enemy's" land. If for every re- up out of the consciousness that those who joy and pride of our forefathers. It is a will last for years and save Its initial cost cably intertwined. cruiting station Canada opens here; Georgia work under your direction, not only take painful necessity, indeed, against which our many times over. A suction cleaner or va- the bit in their teeth, but go ahead and age revolts, and from which it seeks in, vain "Used an a substitute (or engines In some cuum sweeper is still better, though I have In view of this close communion between opens one in that great American northwest never seen one that will go .beneath furni- pull the load. Also, you know the tremen- every possible channel of escape." The nutomoblloB." the capital city and the rest of the state the from which Canada draws most of its Amer- dousno^s of "Worry an.d "Weight that results deluge is bound to come and submerge every- ture and beds as easily as carpet sweepers ican settlers, the thing will adjust itself in from trying to pull an organization of Hold- thing that is worth keeping. to sell corn planters without painting them will. . obligation of the former to foster all influ- backers. blue or green or heliotrope or Helen pink Of course, tirose operated by electricity ences making for development is 'compelling. short order. Georgia has ten advantages to The cheerful, smiling- Puller is the fellow •would yell for a receiver in no time. are most satisfactory, but many of the Hand- Canada's one. that Delivers the Goods. Psychology in the Courts. It costs about $100 to swath a house in power machines are good. Before buying The dinner to be held on the 18th affords a It is encouraging that one of the leading If you can't Pull and if you can't Push, (From The Survey.) two thick coa'ts of juicy paint. At this rate one, give it a thorough test and see that picturesque and effective route to that end. then for the sake of Yourself and for the Psychology has brought much practical the state of Texas has saved over $1,000.- it Is sulte'd to your needs. You should be tenets of the state chamber of commerce sake of the Organization in which you find help to the probation work of juvenilfc 000,000.in the^ast fifty years on paint alone. able to use it without becoming tired. See, For the best agent for conversion is ocular is activity of just this nature. It is well for yourself, get out of the way and let -the courts. Such institutions fis the juvenile too. that it removes lint, thread and sur' demonstration, and in that direction there the people of Georgia, and particularly the willing "Winners have their way. One Hold- psychopathic institute in connection with the fact dirt as well as the imbedded dust; some backer is more harmful than a dozen Pullers Chicago 'courts are furnishing valuable data An Elder Scholar and Statesman.. sweepers do not do this. After testing thi land owners, to realize that campaigns for are few agencies more powerful than a table are good, so long as they are mixed to- each year on the relation between delin- (From The Hartford Times.) sweeper examine the dirt in the bag and groaning with tempting edibles, all of which settlers of the desirable sort cannot be' gether—just- as a single drop of red ink will quency and mental deficiency. Dr. Andrew D. White, who celebrated see if there is much of the carpet fiber ip discolor a pail of a thousand clear water Boston has now made available a psychol- his Slst birthday today, was for many years the dust and litter; some sweepers are as are the creations of the soil of the state. made successful without money and plenty drops. destructive as brooms. ; of it. Canada spends millions to win the ogist's help for the probation officers who •one of the best known men in the country, All these facts lift the event of the 18th No man ever Held Back in any Kntor- de.-vl with the 40,000 criminal cases coming a leader in more than one department of If you do not keep these points in mind, cream of American immigrants. Georgia prise or Crowd or Business without first each year into the municipal criminal court. thought, and, almost equally well-knowh as the novelty of the cleaner will soon wear out of the commonplace and constitute it, in can spend considerably less than millions becoming a Holflbacker against Himself. For this work. Dr. Victor Vance Anderson the first president of Cornell university, off and the machine be put aside as im a way. a milepost in the industrial and com- If people look upon you as a Holdbacker, has been, appointed. He is an instructor in as ambassador to Germany and to Russia, practical; and deflect to this state a considerable per- begin this minute within Yourself to ofeange psychology at Harvard, assistant physician and as the,author of many books in many mercial history of the .city. The more pat- centage of the capable farmers now going to "the 'Map." Get in place. Do your share at -the Boston Psychopathic hospital and fields. He" began life by taking the Tale The Little Praises. ronage accorded the dinner the heartier will Canada. Pull with the rest, You will have no idea teaching fellow of psychiatry at Harvard lit. medal at Yale, and also the De Forest —until then—of what a, Fool you were as a medical school. prize, and before taking up the larger work (From The New Witness.) Holdbacker. You will become the "Corner- L.et others praiste Thee in the height, be the indorsement given the campaign to This appointment marks a distinct ad- of life he studied at the Sorbonne and Col- With Holy, Holy, Hoiy! encourage the patronage of Georgia indus- He's our fair governor. stone" of Efficiency. vance in Boston's treatment of the crim- lege of France, and the University of Ber- I praise Thee as the cricket might, inal. Chief Justice Bolster and his asso- lin. He is described as being now "in sple'n,- A chirping vjoi^e and lowly. tries and their products. To Make Colleges Democratic. ciates say that they have no intention of dld health." The auto show reaches to zenith. (from The Burlington Free Press.) harnessing their court to the theories of any Thou foi- Thy saints hast wrought The right road to democracy in colleges group of psychologists, nor do they intend great things, as elsewhere would seem to have very little to deliver any class of criminals to Dr. An- Dreams. The angels chant Thy praises; WHISKY AND ECONOMICS. Fourteen cent cotton and new autos form t But I, as the grasshopper sings, to do with where or how.men sleep or eat derson for clinic or experiment. They do Low down among the daisies. A substantial contributor to the .spread a natural combination. "What does count is that they work together intend, however, that the whole- staff of (James Leroy Stockton in The Survey.) It is essential that it be made impossible .probation officials shall have the benefit of You are the'> one in the isleeper. of temperance through the. economic chan- for any man to remain a part of these col- the latest word physical and psychical sci- Artist, perhaps, who can paint; A cricket at the meadow's cage nel is W. J. Harris, of Georgia, federal di- lege communities who is not willing to put ence cun contribute to the solution of the That ch.irrups and is not quiet, A favorite inaxim with the administra- Brushing your colors on canvas, > . Thou hast given me a field, a hedge. rector 01 the census. According to our his brain in serious competition against the crime problem. , Picturing devil and saint. And dew and daisies by it. tion seems to be, "Swat the Huerta." Ijrain of the next man in the class room, to No judge of the court is disposed to say Washington correspondent, Mr. Harris has put his bodily strength and activity in earn- that this or that prisoner should have the frankly told the clerks in his employ -that est competition with the prowess, of every benefit of Dr. Anderson's trained observation. He is the boss of the section, Some praise Thee for Thy heaven r«- Now they're complaining of a peanut other man in the athletic field, It is not Serving- for safety of you. . vealed, if they report for work I with suspicious trust. Another blow at the politicians? It is proposed, however, that every case shall Think you his thought never wanders Thy glory's far above me; , right that some should go in for t-rudy and be reviewed by the probation officers in Higher than hand-car and crew? . My heaven is in a green grass field, '•breath or the signs of a debauch on their some for athlutics, while others abstain the light of the scientific information re- A child, a man, to love me, faces,, the event will be the signal for dis- It is also in order to bring Georgia ap- from both or go into either or both in a ceived from their new associate. The mem- charge. Needless to relate, the water specialized way, taking only the thing where bers of the probation staff ha.ve already as Oh, there are visions forever! petites to Georgia products dinners on the they can have the other man at the worst Mind has been made of their gleama. Oh, not one day of all my days wagon has become an increasingly popular laymen been doing such work. They will Without Thy gift went over, 18th; instant. . disadvantage. If our colleges are to be now have the assistance of.an expert. The Brushes or grammar may fail us, My heaven Is In the ordered ways, vehicle in. the census bureau. democratic they must force every man into physical and phyehical condition of each 'Never the harvest of dreams. The meadow grass and clover. The progress of temperance by the eco- 8 a general competition of body and mind offender and his opportunity, for normal de- nomic route is p. notable sign of the times. If the small boy had a vote the opponents with every other 'man, that a student may velopment will be studied.. . . - . , .He-loves a cottage with children, If day brought me care and sighs of corporal punishment would fill every tak6 his own measure and the measure of .He has a heart In the stars, What comfort followed after! All the standard railroads of the country the next man. Colleges and universities are A Little Kingdom. ' Fleeing- in startled confusion. > O still my' tears rise for Thine eyes office in this broad land. . not loafing places. If democracy is to be Over the roofs of the oars. ' And. for Thine ears my. laughter. now give employees the choice of the drink cultivated in them, it must be through work (B'rom The Baltimore American.) • ' Brunswick, of which tine kaiaer'jj son-m-. or the job, and the interdiction is spreading 'and not through play. Still was my shade dappled with sun to' other occupations. The world of busi- We assume the New York crusade law and daughter have just been rnade rul-- .Midst the rought blows of the sledges,

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•went In there and Tfhen the atrl'ke oc- TWO At SEA THREE DAYS S BANDITS ROB BANK curred, it was ultimately adjusted. "We sent a representative out to IN OPEN CANVAS CANOE OF $lOfOOO AND ESCAPE Colorado to the coal mines strike, we Hou? Center Of Auditorium Looks got Into that strike situation or Into HOMEOPATHS ELECT SECRETARY WILSON Seattle. Wash., November 12.—Five that trade dispute situation .before the Savannah, Ga., November 12.—(Spe- bandits escaped with. $10.000 from the strike had occurred. But we have thus cial.)—After being: tossed about on far failed to secure an adjustment of At The Big Exhibit* Of 1914 Models Union Bank-of New Haselton, Brltlsli the difficulty. We are not through [Jreen sound for thr^e days In an .open canvas canoe. Fay Shellman, a. city en- Columbia, after a running tiatUe with with It yet by any means." citizens last night, according to e. dis- RAPS MINE Power of OrK*Bl*ed Labor. gineer, and Arthur Handcock, a visitor patch reseived here, and early today .Speaking of the power or organized rrom Montgomery, -were rescued Sun- six men suspected of being Implicated labor, he said: day night. In the robbery were arrested. .Tho "As I look back over my forty yeara They were in a pitiable condition bank, cashier, who surprised the_ban- Head of Labor Department of experience as a trades unionist 1 Want College in South, and dits at their work, was wounded. can see many men that never acquired from hunger and cold. prominence in the trades union move- May Select Atlanta-Top- Says New Conception of ment; men that might have swayed the rod of the empire who were crush- Titles to Property Is ed by the wayside by the power of or- ics for Final Discussion ganized capital because they dared to protest against unjust and unfair con- Interest Laity. Forming. ditions. I can see that crushing process going on here and there in our country today, and if the department Seattle, Wash., November 12.—Secre- of labor can do anything to wipe out The thirtieth annual of the tary of Labor William B. Wilson, ad- that crushing process, that process of Southern Homeopathic Medical associa- crushing the toilers because they dared tion conies to a close late today. Offi- dressing the American Federation of to protest, the department of labor Labor today, bitterly condemned tftie at- cers will he named to head the organi- will utilize'everything In Its power to zation for the next fiscal year, a place titude of the Michigan copper mining prevent it." to hold the next convention will be se- arts companies, and warned them that a new A letter f/rbm Governor Colqultt, of "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS." conception of titles to property was in Texas, was read to the convention, lected and the two score delegates. at- process of formation. He declared he asking the federation to meet next year tending the meeting will probably start would make public not only the wages "n Fort "Worth. for their homes before night. paid to the miners, the hours they The final session, besides the election worked and the labor conditions, but of officers, will partake, of the nature the enormous profits of the mine own- i of a theoretical discussion of several REVISED IMPORT DUTY, ers. I topics from a medical viewpoint. Sur- COURT FIGHT OPENS gery will be taken up under the leader- Mr. Wilson, who addressed the dele- gates as "fellow unionists," said: i ship of Dr. William A. Boise, of Knox- "The department of labor as now ville, Tenn.; pedology, under the leader- ship of Dr. Susan M. Hicks, of Atlanta; organized and directed will be utilized obstetrics, under the direction of Dr. W. to co-operate with the great trade TO BREAK DODD Ml L. McCreary, of Knoxville; ophthalmol- Prices for Apollinaris Water union movement Jn its effort to elevate ogy, under the direction of Dr. William tne standard of human society. Rufus .King, of Washington, TO. C., and ,„_, Welfare Qf Wage Workers. Chances of Heirs-at-Law Hang sanitary science, under the direction of One of the general duties imposed Dr. A. L. Smithers, of Anderson, S. C. General view of the auto show. On the left center is the are forthwith reduced jn the department is that of promoting on Decision on Demur- Dr. H. C. Hahnemann, head of the tne welfare of wage workers. Homeopathic college of medicine which remier exhibit; the Roj'al Cabette in the foreground. On the right The one great specific duty imposed rers Today. bears his name and which is situated on the department is to act as a me- in Chicago, is an interested visitor at s the Oakland exhibit. diator and to appoint commissioners of the convention. Fifty Cents per Case. conciliation in trades disputes. Dr. Hahnemann declared that the There can be no mediation, there Upon Judge Ellis' decision in fche mat •practice of medicine from homeopathic 22 MOONSHINE MAKERS can bo no conciliation between employ- ter of acknowledging demurrers filed standpoint was in its infancy in the ers and employees that doesn't pre-sup- eouth, due probably to the fact that pose collective bargaining and there Wednesday, the chances of the helrs- schools of that theory are few In the TO CONTROL TRAINS SENTENCED AT ATHENS cannot bo collfctive bargaining that at-law in the contest against the will southland. doesn t pre-suppoae trade unionism." It was rumored during the convention Of the situation at Calumet, Mich., of the late Mrs. Barbara Dodd hang of the medical men that Atlanta might Athens, Ga., November 12.—(Special.) the secretary said it had heretofore today. Judge Ellis will probaibly render be chosen as the place to establish such Federal court adjourned here last been the custom to investigate wages, a school, but nothing tangible was BY TELEPHONE BLOCK night after a session of two days in nours and conditions of labor and re- a. decision In the matter when court learned of such a project. Port. This time, he said. it had opens this morning. The demurrers A nominating- committee who will which, more than 150 cases of "moon- shining" were called on the dockets, been determined to go a step farther and counterrdemurrers were argued place the names of condldates for office arid Investigate the earnings of the cor- before the convention was named ;late Southern Installs Modern Sig- scores were heard and tried, and twen- porations involved. late yesterday, and the matter was put Wednesday by action of the delegates. ty-two convictions followed, with up to the court for decision. The present officers of the organiza- tem Between Macon and terms for the mountain men who had Enormous Profits Made. tion are: President, Dr. Wellford B. "And the little bit of confidence that In expectancy of an opening of di- been stilling- of from three to six rect evidence in the case, the heirs-at- Lorraine. Richmond, Va.; first vice Jesup. 1 am going to give to you," he added, president, Dr. H. B. Koons, Danville, months In the Hill county or Clarke IB an advance statement of one of the law are gathering in the city ready to Va.; second vice president. Dr. J. Blirnie County jail. items in that situation—tliat the lar- take the stand in court and swear that Griffin, St. Augustine, Fla.; treasurer, gest corporation engaged in the produc- Dr. Myron A. Newman, Norfolk, Va.; Macon, Ga., November 12.—(Special.) tion of copper in the Michigan district at the time the late Mrs. Dodd made her will, In which she left a majority secretary, Dr. Lee Norman, Louisville, Installation of the telephone block .sig- was organized in 1X70 .under the laws Ky.; necrologist, A. Leight Monroe, nal system on the 147 miles of. the of the state of Michigan, that the face of her large, estate to Mercer college, 31. D., Miami, Fla.: censors, Henry R. value of its capital stock is $2,500,000. Southern railway between Macon and.( she,was mentally unbalanced. Stout, M. D., Jacksonville, Fla.; W. E. fesup is announced . by Vice President GIRLS! DRAW A MOIST The shares are $25 each. They were The lieirs-at-lav.' allege In their peti- Riely, M. D., Fulton, Mo.: W. L. Mc- purchased at $12 each, so th;it the ac- Creary, M. D., Knoxville, Tenn.; Willis and General Manager E. H. Coapinan. tual investment is $1,250.000, tion, which demands a redistribution Young, M. D., St. Louis, Mo.; Harry B. A telephone line with stations at every "From that time until one year ago of the estate, that Mrs. Dodd was a Baker M. D., Richmond, Va. >asslng track has been . constructed the last fiscal report that \ve had, a monomaniac, and became enraged with and lifty additional telephone-tele- graph operators have been employed. CLOTH THROUGH pbriod of forty-two years, that corpora- her rightful heirs when they refused W.LDOUCLAS tion declared in di\idends $121,000,000 Three additional trains dispatchers and made reinvestments out of its earn- to help her dispose of or maim her AEROPLANE BUILT have also been employed in the Atlanta $3.50,$4.00&$4.50 ings of $75,000,000. Nearly ?200,000,- divorced husband, J. H. Garner. division headquarters to give their en- 000 o£ actual net profits in a period of Garner filed suit for divorce in 1904, tire time to the Macon-Jesup line. Try This! Hair Gets Thick, forty-two years on an investment of TO CROSS ATLANTIC Safety and facility in handling trains 51,250,000; and'then they not only pro- in South Dakota, and Mrs. Dodd went will both be increased by the intro- Glossy, Wavy and Beau- tOVER 160 eTYLK*. KINDS AND . test against meeting committees of there to contest it. She lost the case, EXPOSED TO PUBLIC duction of this new system. The tele- \SHAPCS.INALI. LCATHKRS.SIZESC their workmen, but refuse to accept and ever after, so the heirs-at-law al- Dhone has been tried on other im- tiful at Once. \* WID-TH»,TO»UIT EVERYBODY' the good offices of the department of lege1, she became possessed of the idea ortant lines of the Southern system It. Douglas $3.5O, $4.0O and1 labor In negotiating the difficulty." Savannah, Ga.. November 12.—(Spe- and has been found entirely success- "They say their property is their that her rightful heirs were on her ful. With the installation of this mod- $4»5O shoes are just as good In divorced husband's side. cial.)—The Batson hydro-aeroplane Immediately?—Tea! Certain 7—that's orwn; they say they have the right to which has just been completed on ern system of signalling between Ma- the joy of it; Your hair becomes light, style, fit and wear as other make*" do with it as they please. .Maybe they If Judge Ellis overrules the demur- con and Jesup, the entire line of the costing $5.OO to 97.OO, the only differ* L rers of the defense today, the direct Dutch island, near Savannah, was ex- wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as have, but those who take thut position posed to public view for the first tim Southern railway and the Queen and soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young 1 ence Is the price. Why not give them »~ have a false conception of the titles taking? of evidence in the sensational today. Crescent route, between Cincinnati and girl's after a Danderine hair cleanse. trial? The value you get for your money" to property." suit will follow at once. Jacksonville, is protected in the most Just try this—moisten a cloth with a The heirs-at-law who are expected Aft, on a tiny staff, there fluttered in efficient manner. •will astonish you. , ' Titles taw Created. :he gentle 'breeze a small silken flag— little Danderine and carefully draw it to take the stand are Mrs. Barbara Double track extending from the through yotir hair, taking one small If you would visit our factory, the largest In the" The secretary said every title was Dibble, of Montgomer}', Ala., who is :he Stars and Stripes. Grouped around Southern passenger station at Macon to stood an Interested crowd of spectators strand at a time. This will cleanse world under one roof, and see how carefully W. I*. law created and law protected, and at the Wince off hotel; Harry E. Dib'ble, the entrance to the new freight ter- the hair of dust, dirt or excessive oil, that, deprived of these laws, the prop- of Campbell county, Georgia: Mrs. Fan- composed largely of the officers an< minal, a distance of a mile and a half, i Douglas shoes are made, you would understand why directors of the Batson Air iNavigatioi and In just a few moments you have they are warranted to look better, fit better, hold erty- involved would be at the mercy nie T. Ackerman, of New York, Oscar has just been placed in service, and a doubled the beauty of your hair. A of the Brst strong and cunning man C Dibble, Thomas Barnard, George company, who have backed the in number of other Important improve- delightful surprise awaits those whose I their shape and wear longer than other, makes f who desired it. ventive genius of Captain M. A. Batson ments, including the construction of for the price. Dibble and Malcolm Dibble. the builder. hair has been neglected or is scraggy, 'ILaw has created these titles," he The. suit .uf the heirs-at-law is di- nine new passing tracks, have recent- faded, dry, brittle or thin. Besides continued, "not primarily for the wel- rected against Charles Currier and the After they had examined the ma- ly been completed between Macon and The Best $2, $2.50 4 $3 Bo/s'Shoes In the World. fare of the man to whom it conveys beautifying the hair, Danderine dis- Central Bank and Trust company, who chine they were convinced it would Jesup, this line forming a very Im- solves every particle bf dandruff; No matter wiiere you lire, W. I/. Donglaf shoes are It, but for the welfare of the commu- are executors of the will. perform .its functions of gliding portant link in the route over which cleanses, purifies and invigorates the 4 within your reach. If you do not live near one of W.I,. nity. Society has conceived, whether The heirs-at-law are represented by through the air. The trial trip will be are operated the Southern's through scalp, forever stopping itching and Douglas stores and your local dealer cannot supply t : rightfully or wrongfully, that the best made in a few days. trains between Jacksonville, Chicago, Vyon.don'ttakeaeubstltute. Nonegenuinewithout^ method of promoting the ,welfare of Rosser & Brandon, also King, Spalding falling hair, but what will please you & Underwood. The defense Is repre- Cincinnati, St. Louis, Slemphis and most will, be after a few week's use, CW.L.DouglasnMneptjunpedoubottom. Shoes. society is to convey titles to individ- Originator of Niagara Grape Kansas City. '\«cnt everywhere direct from factory, postage^ uals in real estate and personal effects. sented by Westmoreland Brothers and The recent improvements provide fa- when you see new hair—fine and C. P. Goree. Lockport, N. T.. November 12 — downy at first—yes—but really new ^Vfree. Now la the time to begin to saYey™ It does it, however, not for the welfare Claudius L. Hag-g, 88 years old, origr cilities which the management of the hair growing all over the scalp. If money on your footwear. Write today of the individual, but for the welfare nator of the Niagara grape, and a well Southern railway considers adequate, you care for pretty, soft hair, and lots if or Cuilof shooing how to order by / of, the great mass of people. If any in- known horticulturist, died here to not only for the prompt and efficient of it surely get a 25 cent bottle. of oil. W. L, DcnglM, Brocttoo, *«.{ dividual. 6r corporation takes the STEWART COUNTY FAIR day. handling of present business, but also Knowlton's Danderine from any drug ground that the property is his p.wn, for the Increased business that Is hoped store or toilet counter and just try It. W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO.: 11 Peachtree Street. that he has the right to do with it as IS OPENED AT LUMPKIN tfor In the future. he pleases and fails to. take Into con- sideration the fact that the title has WINNING CORN GROWERS only been conveyed to him as a trus- Lumpen, Ga., November 12. — ('Spe- tee for the welfare of the society, then cial.) — The Stewart county fair opened OF ELEVENTH DISTRICT he Ifl creating a -condition that will this morning promptly at 10 o'clock cause society to modify or change these with prospects of b^ing the best fair titles to property, as it has a perfect held in the history of the county. The \aldosta, Ga,, November 12.—(Spe GOOD CLOTHES right to do whenever, in its judgment, farmers show, keen interest in the agri- cial.)—Superintendent O. V. Cunning it,-deems it for the welfare of society cultural exihloits, and there is a aam today announced the prize winner^ . to do it." variety of farm products. 'Stewart Is in the Boys' Corn clubs of the eleventh Strike-breaker* Condemned. well known for her variety of soils, congressional district, iwho held thei Mr. Wilson condemned the sending an-d the suitability of such for the contest at the Georgia-Florida fai of strike-breakers by private employ- successful cultivation of any fruit or herd last week, as follows: vegetable that can be raised in Geor- Pearson Walker, Tlft county, wht are synonymous ment agencies, and said: "I wish to see created within the gia. , . produced- 112.13 bushels to the acre department of la'bor a bureau of infor- There is much interest now In the Clinton Berry, Irwin county, 78 bush mation that will be handled much oh raising ,of stock of pure breed, and els; Luther Smith, Bleckley county the same lines as our weather bureau these exhibitions are very fine.. Ths 83.5 bushels; Joe New, Toombs county of information, where, with the aid of schools of the county have varied ex- 75 bushels; Anson Tomllnson, Echol the immense number of government hibits, also, and show that bhis county county, 50 bushels, all of whom wer< of GOOD COMPANY employees which we have scattered Is one of those leading in educational awarded as first prize a ten days' schol over the country, we will gather the work. arship to the Boys' Corn club -a informa/tion of where men can find em- In the art department, is to be found Athens, with all expenses paid. ployment, the wages they will receive, work of a high class, there beingr much Three other boys in, the district, ge the hours of employment, the condlr that is fine In painting, crayon and second prize, -a free trip to Atlanta, a- Substantial business men are buyers of GOOD CLOTHES; because, tions under which they toll, whether •photographs'. follows: Ben Simpson, Worth county or not a trade union is recognized, and The ladies have vied with each one who made 80% bushels to the acre; B like many other features in the progress.of modern business, that are last, but not least, whether or not any another in tihe needlework display. A. Bryant, Jr., Grady county, 88 bush trade dispute exists where the employ- els; Roy Manning, -Colquitt county recognized factors in the "get-ahead" plan, GOOD APPEARANCES ment may be had, and then condense 94.6 bushels. that infofmatfon .into a sheet that can Claude McQualg, of Ware county have become one of the VERY FOREMOST ESSENTIALS TO be posted in every postoffice in the GA. FARM SCIENTISTS was awarded a prize of $3 in cash. United States and in every other place GOING TO WASHINGTON ^Superintendent Cunningham toda; SUCCESS, and help you into "good company." where men congregate, so they will packed up the displays of( corn mad have the information relative'to where at the fair and arranged for shipmen To the YOUNG: MAN, just entering the arena of commercial con- employment can be had and the kind Athens, Ga., November 12.—(Spe- tovthe various exhibitors. The exhibi of employment, and In doing so give cial.)—Workers along lines of scien- was a very fine one, and the hundred flict his greatest weapon against failure will be found to be a GOOD them the information in such a. way tific agriculture in Georgia will be con- of boys in the various clubs who at that when a man comes into a commu- centrating at Washington during the tended the fair were delighted wltl SUIT OF CLOTHES. "Break away" from the store or office for a nity where a strike exists for the pur- next few days. Various associations the -showing made. They will ente pose of taking the place of those hold their annual meetings at the capi- the contest next year with renewei half-hour or so today, and spend the time here profitably, learning the strikers he does so with his eyps open tal. Among those who have departed zeal, and a better showing than eve and cannot make the plea of igno- for meetings in session there this week before will no doubt be made. GOOD VALUES and sterling styles in EISEMAN BROS. SUITS; and try rance." are President Andraw M. Soule, who The Indianapolis Strike. goes to participate in the annual ses- on those models that appeal to your taste, and see how thoroughly WELL- The secretary also spoke of the In- sion o£ the National Association at dianapolis car strike and of the trou- Presidents of Agricultural Colleges; DRESSED you'll look. .'-,-',••« ble in the Colorado coal fields. Professor John R. Fain, who is attend- Everything is entirely informal here: Just like mingling pleasantly "In the recent street car trouble at ing the national meeting of the So- SAGE TEA IN Indianapolis we offered our good of- ciety of Agronomists; Professor T. H. fices before the strike commenced," he McHatton, who will present a paper to with a bunch of good fello'ws, finding out about clothes, and what best said, "and had a storm of abuse heaped the Societv for the Advancement on O°n us bj- members of the manufac- Horticulture, on "Native Varieties of strikes your fancy, much like you mi^ht gossip at your club about golf, or turers' association on ^the ground we Georgia Apples;" Professor R. J. H. LIFELESy RAY HAIR were giving encouragement to trades DelDoach,) director of the experiment other diversions, to look upon or think of this store as you might a generous xmionists by sending our representa- station it Griffin, who will attend a tives in ' there. Notwithstanding that meeting of state directors. "host;" to feel its hospitality, and the privilege of communing here with storm of abuse, the representative All who will attend the various meet- If Mixed With Sulphur It Dark in"S in Washington will join with GOOD CLOTHES without committing yourself to a purchase. We're here those who are urging passage of the ens So Naturally Nobody Smith-Lever bill. It Is generally con- to serve as well as to sell. ceded that there will be unanimity Can Tell. among the members of the various as- sociations respecting the passage of Buy That Christmas the bill. Grandmother kept her hair beauti Men's and Young Men's Suits $15—to-—$50 fully darkened, glossy and abundan Diamond Now on with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulpihur PARDON PROBABLE Whenever her hair fell out or took Youths' Suits $12.50—to $30 Deferred Payments on that dull, faded or streaked appear ance, this simple mixture was applie< FOR BEDINGFIELD, with wonderful effect. By asking a Your test Christmas gift any drag store for "Wyeth's Sage an. should be a diamond. Sulphur Hair Remedy,- you will ge Aside from their -natural WHO SHOT NEIGHBOR a large bottle of this old-time recipe ready to use. for about 50 cents. Thi beauty, diamonds constantly sim-ple mixture caA be depended upon increase in value, and are Macon, Ga., November 12. — (Special.) to restore natural color and beautj There is now every indication that o v E R-.C.Q.A T gilt-edge investments. to the hair and is splendid for dand Mallary Bedingfleld, who Is under sen- ruff, dry, itchy scalp and falling hair You can buy a diamond tence of one year for shooting his next A, well-known downtown druggis from us on such convenient door neighbor, Ferd Guttenberger, a says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage an( Attractive beyond description is the "sum and substance'! of ourmmazingly versatile OVERCOAT terms the outlay will not be music dealer, about one year ago, wl}l Sulphur, because it darkens so natur felt. We require only one- be pardoned by .Governor Si-ton. The ally and evenly tihat nobody can tel stock. More ge .mine features in Coats than you have ever been shown before. prison commission has recommended it has been applied—it's so easy t' fifth cash. The balance may that the^ sentence be commuted to a use, too. You simply dampen a com! be distributed over ' ten 1 fine of $100, but today Mr. Gutten- or soft brush and draw it throug] months if you like. berger, who prosecuted the case joined your hair« taking one ctrand at ; *£rthe appeal for a full. pardon i for Mr. After deducting your cash ; time. By morning the gray hair dis Bedingfieia and Judge W D. Notting- appears; after another application 9 Men's and Young Men's Overcoats $18—to—$75 payment, we charge only 6 ham, attorney for Mr. Guttenberser, two, it is restored to its natural colo per cent simple interest -oq •Withdrew his request for a hearing be- and looks glossy, soft and abundant the balance. fore action should be taken by the Kor instance, a diamond at Youths' Overcoats $15—to—$40 Guttenberger's petition and $125 can be bought for $25 Judge Nottingham's withdrawal will cash. The interest on the $100' [ be presented to the governor tomorrow balance for ten months is Attorney W.. D. McNeil. only $2.73. Therefore, the ten Mr Bedlngfield is now in the Bibb monthly payments would be a little over $10.30 each. county Jail, (pending- action by the gov- Call and let us show you ernor. , _ ^ _ . our diamonds. Selections sent on approval. Write for diamond" booklet LOAD OF BRICK STOLEN E i s e ma a Bros., inc. and 160-page illustrated cata- S&TED STATES^»2£ logue. FROM CHIEF IN MACON 11-13-15-17 Whitehall Macon, Ga., November 12.—(Special.) "SKTDDY" Wither Coming! Maier & Berkele, Inc. Not content with stealing the automo- Diamond Merchants bile of the sheriff and robbing three 'STOP Your SKIDS with policemen of .their: pistols and watches, South'^ Largest Clpthing Store 31-33 Whitehall Street thieves have made a victim of Chief Nobby or Chain Trcmd Tirci Established 1887 of Police W. ,B. Chapman. He had, a load of -brick dumped in HEW SOUTH RUMKM CO. front of bis house late yesterday. When he awoskq tltfg morning tl& :bricl£ Wtotenf* ««d *ef*U Dlsfrttnion ST, ^-< had vanished. •t_J^-:. '• ... -. • , •- ... i {NEWSPAPER! EWSPAPER! •p^**^*?^-!

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company, and Earle Greene, _«*|** For Mrs. Thebault.. AD AIR HOME PLACE manager of the Thomson * l«yn*» BIG WEEK-END DOG SHOW Mrs. Maxwell Thebault "will leave company, made the sale. . Saturday for Birmingham: where she IS SOLD FOR $85,000; It Is planned to cut a driveway to •will visit Mrs. Eugene Holmes. MIS. be called Ruplev road through tne WILL BE SOCIETY EVENT Holmes has Issued imitations for a re- •propertv from Highland avenue to ception on Tuesday, November 18, m PLAN SUBDIVISION Adair avenue The villa will face this honor of Mrs. Thebault. road ______Society will have unusual diversion Plans for the subdivision of a new- Blooded dogs of every description section of valuable. Atlanta. home this week-end in the dog show which from fighting bulldogs to the toys that Afternoon at Home* property were untofiled yesterday in FRUIT EXCHANGE MAKES the Atlanta Kennel club is staging can be carried in miladf's muM this Mrs. L Eiseman and her guest. Miss the sale foi $85,000 of the Green B for the benefit ol the Home for In- cold weather will compete for hand- Jennie Rice, will be "at home" Satur- Adaii home place in Druid Hills The 10 PER CENT DIVIDEND curables some prizes, a number of silver loving day afternoon after 3 o'clock at Mrs. pioperty upon which is built a beau- cups heading the list. Elseman's apartments at the Georgian So many entries have been made that Terrace. Miss Rice is a charming visi- tiful Italian \illa contains eight acres A 10 per cent dividend, amounting the quarters first chosen have had to be All the entries are by local owners, and is bounded by Highland, Adair and there will thus be aoaed interest tor from Chicago. and Virginia a\ enues and Todd road. to 524,206 99, was declared at the an- abandoned for a larger store on Peach- in recognizing in blue ribbon winners Building lots trill be sold off begin- nual meeting- of the Georgia Fruit^ex - tree street In the Winecoff hotel block, ones own canine acquaintance and be- ning in a short time The subdivision change held Wednesday . Jhe follow - and on Friday and Saturday a fine ex- ing flattered by "recognition from the Apron Sale and Tea. hibition is assured. bench " There -will be an apron sale and tea will be in charge of the Chelsea Land 'of o™ held at the residence of Mrs Joseph company and Thomson & Lynes The Rawson-Smith Wedding Baldwin, in Inman Park, this after- property was bought from Mrs Ade- noon from 3 to 5 o'clock, for the Na- laide Adair b\ T 4. Wardlaw, of Chat- D Marks,. secretary, treasurer and wedding, since both young people are and assisting M1sa Colquitt In enter- coochee school Come and have a cup tanooga, ind li C Riplev, of Atlanta. prominent, and are representative of taming- were Mrs Geonga Howard and of tea and inspect the aprons. S O. VicKeis, of the Chelsea Land manage i. families conspicuous in social, business Mrs. Preston Arkwright A Brilliant Social Event and public activities The bride, a de- About thirty friends were mvltod to butante of three years ago, is held in meet Mrs Kress. the affectionate regaid of the married set and is a belle with the young peo- The. Go< n a Torra The marriage of Miss Sarah Rawson gown with T. butterflv of pearls and ple Mr Smith, the son of Senator and Mrs. Riser's Luncheon. the hiiclal veil of tulle was adjusted Mra Hoke Smith, is one of the most and Mr Marion Smith, soltmm/ed last 1 suciosaful young lawyers in Atlanta, A delightful occasion of yesterday ^•^k • "^i • "^ "^B^ ^«^ • "^ ~^^ "' -—- riiffht at Trimtv Mithodist c'l *rUi was with 11 i ind oiange blossom** and ii a populai membei of the clubs was the luncheon given toy Mra William Thp pri >om s Rift was a string of H Klser, at the Driving club, in com- On and aftei November 10, the hotel will be conducted on both one of tht most brilliant evfnts of the ,>f uls ml tht bildal bouquet wns of pliment to Miss Diane Tate, of New jeir Tht ceremony an or casiori of vi hiti ricnnlb showeied with lilies ot VTork, the gnest of Miss Harriett Cal- the American and European plans. Rooms from $1.50 up. el iborate circumstam e and a hand- the vxll. > Cohen-Levy. houn The central decoration of the ta- some rec« ption followed at the home of The matrons ot hnnor wore vvhito The wedding of Miss Rae Alexandei ble was a rustic basket filled with tho brides mothet, Mrs \\illiuin C satin di iped with tulle ana embroUl- Cohon a,nd Mi Kmanuel Levy, of Dal- fruits and wreathed with autumn Senator Lea's Sister and Mem- Also a la» CSai-tc. S3«»-wle>«»~- Kawson on Peachtrto strct t < red in rt ills and their flowtM-i \\oio ! i i, Texas, was a beautiful event of leaves. A bulliant congit Ration filled the showprb )f IHIfS of the Xalltv phis Manufacturer Came Bo,rd ..... $40.00 Monthly; $10.50 Weekly Tlu mild of honor won vihlto tnUt> | l.»st evening, which took place at'the The place cards and all details of the largp church, the whole lowtr end of wirh tjiniinjn-i" of sil\ti *uul t uiuU IUMUO of the bride's parents, Mr and artistic table were suggestive of Here for Wedding. ioard w.thout'LuAcn, except Sunday. $35.00 Monthly; $ 9.00 Weekly which wab com cited b> the clecoiators a J,i T >bca basket of \nllov Ml'.'' and, Mis Jftank J Cohen, on East North Thanksgiving art into i scene of la\ish boautv A\ omio Mrs Kiser wore 'a handsome gown of or( hi Us t Ilie house was handsomely decorated velvet, with hat to match At tin- Church. "VIrs Il^w^on wore in clo-rant * t»-a f (htuug-hout with palms, ferns and pink tumi of «1 to batm \\ith 'um>. uf Twelve guests were Invited to meet Miss Marjorie Lea, of Nashville sis- 1 torn the ceiling Vci' hung topes of n>s1», In artistic an angtmentb The Miss Tate ter of United States Senator Luke Lea, simian S'lrlanded ovci the organ and bladv lace \tllPd with whltti tullf i tuuiilelierfa were hung with Mnllax, It the Recpptluu. atici smilax formed a mural decoration of Tennessee, and Charles D New- ending in banks of palms at cich side The ceiemony took place in the liv- man, a prominent paint manufacturei of the organ A buist of white chi>s \t the house the coloi lomMnUloii Charming Visitors. arithemums rose out of tin loliage at of whut incl s:reen \\»is tout'iiuel in ing room, wheie the mantel vias bank- Mrs H A Tilchardson, of London, of Memphis, -were quietlv married in one Hide In tin pulpit spaci \\ as a aitsllc cUcoratlon Palm-. \\iii" ed with palms, ferns and pink roses, England, who with Dr Richardson and the pastor's study of the First Metho- gieat bank of palnia, betuic \\huh rot>e misled t(tectl\tl} inJ \HIIOU it?antheinums iiid, the pillais ueorgian Terrace, is a c-iarmlng figure Newman came to Atlanta early Wed- t,xce,)t in the hbiai\ \vlitie \nitii fathei, and was loveiv m her wedding at the week s smart social functions, wore showered with Lasttr Iillt,s ind fan Beauties were uspd with statel> gown of white olga crerpe meteoi, and her beauty is the admiration of the nesday to be married btnllax Beyond them were brabs ca.n- etftct The ibaiiUt In is> and wall tummed In rose point lace and seed acquaintance slue has made here "There would nave been so much delabia on atati-lj white pedestals UUlits weie hun^ with ^mllav pearls Her tulle veil was caught with Delightful entertainment is planned fuss made about the affair in Nash- A. bufft t SUI>T>< r was served ana natural orange blossoms and her especially in her honor, among these ville," said Mr Newman, last night, showered with lilieb, and the ctebc^nt the biule »ind Rroom with their at- Howers were bride roses, showered with "so we preferred to come here quietly of ornamentation was completed by valley lilies) affairs to be Mrs C A Dana's lunch- and have it over with It was our tendants1 and Mi ind Mri Jerc'me eon today and Mrs Whltenead's din- othei ptdestals holding \ascb of white is mmoii ' 'i Mr Clarence Ha^eity Miss Louifee Cohen was her sister s ner Saturday night at the Driving intention to keep the -wedding a se- chrybanthemums, w ith bmall V)anks be- and Mi Ronald Raiibom were seated maid of honor Her gown was of pink cret for sometime, but I see it has at in elifaotiteU appointed table in cre-pe de chine, combined with lace and leaked out hind them of palms sliver trimmings, and she wore silver Mis,s Margaret Pilsen, or Washing- "My wife does not wish to have any «i^ ^- . In the center fiont was the white the dining loom slippers Hei flowers were a shower ton, who is the guest of her sister, news made out of our wedding, as she 'i'lie llritlc's Table. ilrs C A Wood, is a toast of the satin prie-dieu Uiaped with smllax, and of pink roseb and valley lilies younger set A beauty of queenly type, does not like publicity of any sort, the front rows ot pews weie out olf 1 ho table \vas oval, and the cen- Mr Joel Cohen was Mi Levy's best she will also be pleasantly entertained. however—" A new and delicious candy, with white ribbonb held in pi ice by ti il deeoiation leached to the plate man Here Mr. Newman paused clusters of white chi > santliemumt, boicicis An oval mound of the new The ribbon-bearers were Misses "If anything has to be printed, just The costumes of thi> brides attend fii utJ( nhcin f 11 n, adiantum fa-rliance, Katherine Crabbe, Bessie ifechlesinger Matinee Luncheon. say that we came here by a pre-ar- combining modern elegance and -lilts continued the coloi combui itioii \v is boicUieit v\ ith a deep band of val- Essie Frank and rioi ence Strauss, who ranged plan and were married this of white .uul gicen, inrt the whole U\ lilns, ind out or the centei of the entered tirst, forming an aisle for the Mrs Toseph Hines entertained in- afternoon " variety with old-fashioned ideals wedding scene, In full \uw of th< <'>n Kr rii i -L>i unite tulh , and silvei compotes held The little llower girls were Misses matinee Mr Newman is one of Memphis' most J B Robins bonbons and mints decorated with val- Sarah Ella bchlesinger and Dorothy prominent and wealthy business men For sale at Mr Charles Sheldon, at the orgvin. K^ lllieb The plates were marked by Simon, -who wore dainty white lingerie The couple will take a honeymoon pla>cd appiopnite music bctoie uid ^ itin boxeb of "wedding: cake and satin dresses with pink ribbons and carried To Mrs. Richardson. journey into Florida during the next Cox's Prescription Shop during the teiemoiiy \vedding bells, fllltd with rice, and baskets of pink roses Mis Wilmer L Moore entertained week or ten days The Urltlal I'nrtt. bilvci eantllesticks had white and crys- Mrs Frank Neely played the wedding deiig-htfully at buffet luncheon yester- Peachtree and Auburn tal bhadeb march, and the impiessive ceremony dav at her home in compliment to Mrs The bridt eiiUi.rl th< huicli with Ihe bildeb souvenirs to her attena- was performed by Rabbi David Maix, Charles Richardson, of Washington, D he-i bic'thcr, VIi \Vllli i/n Hiw-oti ind tntb \veie miniatures of her charm- and the bride's uncle, Mr Harry X< C , who Is the guest of Mrs W. L Peel the groom with his best m In vLr ing '.elf, the picture in gold filigree I Schlesinger, was master of cere-momes The occasion was an informal gather- MEETINGS John A. Bnce Miss Liny Hokt imith f i am( s About one hundred guests were en- ing of (Mrs Moore's family and the out- was, maid of honor, Mrs Run lid Punch wras served on the porch, tertained at the reception which fol- of-town guests for the .Rawson-Smith Clarence Ha\eity and "Mrs which was Inclosed in canvas, and dec- lowed wedding. Hansom weie matrons ot honoi , oiated with palms, bay trees and bam- The bride's mother -wore an elegant In the dining room the table was The Atlanta Frances Willard Wom- Miss faille Hoke brnlth Ml s Hiriiet hoo Miss Doi oth> Harmon and Miss costume of black Chantlllv lace ovei beautiful in yellow Its centerpiece an's Christian Temperance union will Calhoun Mibb P ibs e Ma> Ottle\ Mibs Kathenne Lllis presided at the punch black satin charmeuse, -with corsage w as a French basket of Gloire de Dijon hold its regular session Thursday aft- The Points of Interest In Mary Helen Moodv Miss Jennie D bow 1 bouquet of Parma violets roses, and simaller baskets were filled ei noon at 3 o'clock in the faundav Harris, Miss Mauoi le T>iown and .Miss The mubic of an orchestra was a with yellow jessamine school room of Trinity church 4. full Bessie Jones w ere bi Kit bmaids bi ight feature „ A basket of pink roses was the cen- attendance is desired, as the conven Ensign Alston bnnpson U b « • Assisting Mrs Rawson in receiving terpiece of the bride's table in the tion at Balnbridge will open on the Mr James \lexamler. Mi A\ alter were the ladies of the family dining room and all other details were To Mr. Sousa. IS til. Diamond Investment Mdjshburn, Mr Jeiomt Jlooie Mi Her sistei, Mrb S B Teter, was in pink and white Mr and Mrs Levy left for a wedding Mr John Philip Sousa is a noted vis- The Woman's Suffrage league -will Lamar Hill, Mr Daniel MicDoujrald jonvned m blaek olga c s-pe Mrs a itor in the city, who is being delight- meet in Carnegie librai y Wednesday at and Mr James Kaxan weie -,iooms- p \\tstmoieland wore a ruby velvet trip to New York Canada and Chicago fully entertained, and he was himself -••own with tunic of cut Jet, the corsage Before retui ning to their home in Dal- 3 30 This will be an interesting busi- Steady and sure ts the nature of our Diamond Bus- men Xew host of a party of six at dinner at ness session and a full membership The ushers TV ei e Turtle W T ; of luce and velvet Mis W R Ham- las, Texas, they will make a short visit the Georgian Terrace attendance is urgently requested to at- ma,n, Colonel ^V I, Peel Ui rio\ d mond woie a white satin gown with in Atlanta Today Mr and Mrs Frank Pearson tend. The executive board will meet iness. McRae Mr Ku0ene Callow IN Mi turne ot bl u k tulle- and gold gudle Mrs Levy is a charming >oung wom- will entertain at luncheon in honor of at 3 o'clock, sharp John S Cohen Mr Reuben \rnold, ars Henn. b Johnson was gowned in an, who has endeaied herself to.many Mr Sousa, on Friday Mr John Lester Mr Edward Hill and Mr Jei ome Sim- blaek satin and point lace friends She is the granddaughter of will entertain at luncheon, and Friday The Second Ward Civic club will hold Our standards are absolute. mons, Ji , . Vmons the out of-town guests were Mr M Wiseberg, one of Atlanta s night Mr and Mrs Hugh Willet will its next meeting at the residence of The bride was \eiy lo\elj in her and "Mrs Richaidson and Miss de pioneer citizens, and she is also a entertain at dinner. Mrs Leo Grossman, 670 Washington The Quality of the stones, the completeness of the wed-dlng cc-stumi Whi h w is exquis- Pena, of \\ ashmgton , granddaughter of Mr J J. Cohen, of street, on Friday, November 14, at ite and appropriate The prown was of Mi and Mib fomlth left last night for | Chicago 3 30 P m white satin ch irmeuse dia-ped with ,. u \oik ind the Bermudas, and on Mr Levy has for a number of v ears Chorus Meeting. collection are consistently the best, and the confi- white taUt- embro rlei ed In pearls The their return they will make theii home been connected with the legal depart- court tialn of chiffon was ernbroid with Mrs Rawson ment of the Cotton Belt railioad, and A meeting of all those interested in dence of our patrons is on well proven grounds. Unusual social interest centers m the the organization of a choius of worn-, ered in blUcr and cius-ht tj the is well known and popular en s voices is called for Monday after- Want Oil and Gas Inspector. noon at 4 o clock at the residence of Secretary Jennings, of the civil Mrs W L Peel, 1S39 Peachtree street service commission for the fifth dis- Elks' Club Cafe. De Cortez Wolffungen, lately director trict, announces an examination on The following menu is announced for of the Washington grand opera chorus, December 15 to secure an oil and gras DAVIS & FREEMAN today at the Klks' club cafe is to be in charge, and the chorus is inspector for assignment to the Roast Turkey and Dressing intended to take active part in local bureau of mines, the pay langing ftom Jewelers - 47 Whitehall St. FOOD™ MUSCLES,BONES™i> FLESH Cranberry Sauce I musical accomplishments $1 800 to $2,600 a year Candied Sweet Potatoes A. number of applications ha"ve al- Now's the time to make sure that your children get Salad. Desert ready been received since Mr Wolftun- Coffee gen s song recital at Hotel Ansley last all the food necessary jto build up their muscles and Friday bones and put on flesh. Their physical fu- Birthday Party. Master Roy Collier, Jr will be host Harmony Sdcial Club Ball. ture depends largely on what they eatnow. at a party Friday aiteinoon at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Roy The Harmony Social cluib has an- There's more real nutrition in a lOc Colllei, in Ansley Park nouneed that on (November 20 they will Tht young guestb invited ai e Misses give their second annual ball at the package of Faust Spaghetti than in 4 Ibs. Alary Meador Goldsmith, Vnm Civ c rl^ Jewibh Educational alliance, on Capi- Typ, Palma Atkinson, Palma Dallis, tol avenue A cordial invitation has of beef—prove it by your doctor. Ell/abeth Hughes Schroeder, Helen been extended to all Paj no Smith Frances McKen^ie, Kath- etine Flagler Mavbelle Swift Dickev, Meeting Postponed. Dorothy Collier, Harriett Collier, Cor- The regular monthly meeting of At- nelia Caierly, Evelyn Wilkinson lanta chapter. United Daughters of the Lowndes, Jaiiie Foster, Charlotte Col- Confedeiacv, which was to be held lier vud Marlon Collier Mastei s George this afternoon, is postponed on account Lowndes III, James Rilev Ir, Carroll of the absence of the president. Mrs Latlmer, Ji , Phtni/y Ciihoun, Ir, Wlllum McCaithy, at the convention lack Spalding III, buns Brav, Ji , Nor- in New Orleans man Gentry, Baxtei Thomab, Phil ~\lc Duffie, Jr, Jack Rainvvatei, Jr, Sam Dorsey, Jr, AD Adan III, John is extremely rich in gluten, being Kiser, Jr, Claude nuchannan Ji Davis Moore, Hdward Inman, Jamps made from Durum wheat, the Lawrence Maddox {-hai les Huntley of WOULOT Buffalo, Merrill Collier, Benjamin "Wisp- cereal that ranks high in protein. berg, J Can oil Glenn, Lawrence De Give Paul DeGive Very easily digested is Faust Mastei John Spiathng- Collier will Spaghetti. Savory, too — assist his brother In tntei taming T GET UP write for free recipe book For Mrs. Huntley. and see how many differ- A beautiful entertainment vester- And This Lady Would Do a clav was the luncheon .jiven by Mrs ent ways this strength- Willis Westmoieland it ht i ihomo, Little Work and Have to Go when eighty ladies enjoved a hospi- building food can be tality wlmh wab in evciv detail happy to Bed for an Hour. Mrs William R Huntlev, of Buffalo served. who is Mfaiting- hei parentb Mr and Mis W A fapeoi was guest ol honoi At all grocers,— I The house was handsomely decorat- Columbia, Tenn—Mrs Jessie Sharp. 1 ed with palms and vanrlegated foliage Sc and lOc package* plants as tht basis The mantels wuc oC this town, says- "I was a sufferer 1 banked with tihe many hued foliage and palms were banked in the rccep MAULL tion hall White chrv santhemums weie Horn womanly troubles for five jears, vised against the luxurv of gieen in BROS. the living room, i t How ihrjsanthe and it got me down so I could not do mums in the hall and caidroom and ST. LOUIS, American Beauties in the dining loom ' any of my work Would have to lie in Thf table fiom which sntets were MO. served, had as its centerpiece i silver bed nearly all the time When I would \abe of the roses, the candlesticks had rose and silvei shades, and rose coloi sit down, couldn't get up, without pull- •was icpeated in detail Mrs. Westmoreland was gowned in ing at something to help me. black cliaimeube with tunic op il tint ed lace ovei flesh coloi ed chiffon, the I would^do a little work, and have to tunic edged with skunk Mrs Huntley wore a rose chiffon go to bed for an hour The Modern Ohio Way velvet trimmed with sable Mrs Milton Dargan, Mrs Robert C I would have those awful trembly Alston, Mis J Lewis Beck, Mrs J bpells and a swimming in my head I That the Ohio Electric is the most admired electric car on the Frank Meador, Mrs G(oige De\tei Mis Spalding Sp^ei, Mrb L T Wal- suiely felt that I had rather be dead, market is evidenced by the throngs of enthusiastic admirers ker and Mis Edward C Peters as- sisted in entertaining than be in my condition. that are attending our exhibit at the ATitomobile Show. I finally wrote to the Ladies' Ad- The artistry of design, the exclusiveness of upholstery For Miss Watts. visory Department, of the Chattanooga Mis Robert Jones Jr, entertained at and appointments, the Magnetic control, Magnetic brake, a prptty tea i esterdai afternoon at her Medicine Co, and they advised me to home in Diuid Hillb in compliment to Mis^ Louise \\atts, a bi ide-elett trj Cardui, the woman's tonic, for my double drive and other Ohio features are admired and The hou&e was beautlfullv decorated with autumn leaves and chrysanthe- troubles I did and now I am spund appreciated by all who have seen them, mums The centerpiece of the tea label in and well ot all my troubles The second We appreciate the interest which has been shown the dining room was a basket tilled with big 3 ellow chr\&anthemums The bottle helped me so much, that I didn't candle shades, bonbons and othei de- and expressed and will be glad to demonstrate The Naitie . I tails were in > ellow Miss Nell Waldo have to go to bed any more. and Mrs John O DuPie poured tea. and the merits of this wonderful car. Misses Lamar Latham and Jessie I certainly feel that Cardui is worth The Fame Tno Cleanse Thompson presided at the punch bowl its weight in gold to every suffering Mrs Jones wore a gown of blown velvet trimmed in mink and g-old lace woman " K. T. McKinstry, 469 Peachtree Miss Watts wore blue satin charmeuse, The Aim \ with draperies of embroidered chifton If you, lady reader, suffer Irom any Phone 1^4177 Assisting- Mrs Jones in entertaining' were Mrs Louis Moeckle, Mrs A McJJ of the ailments so common to women, Ohio Electric Car Company, Toledo, Ohio. The name TRIO CLE \i\SE stands for satisfaction in I Wilson, Jr, Mrs CSiarles R Andrews, dry cleaning 'Mrs Francis Jones, Mrs John Gilmore, try Cardui. Foil/of the Newest Models Exhibited at the Auto Show Miss Evelyn Martin, of Newnan, and _ The fame ot TRIO CLEANSE is built on the standard Miss Louise Johnson For more than 50 years, Cardui has ot our work Miss Colquitt's Tea. been used with entire satisfaction, by The aim of TRIO CLEAXSE is to do good work first, Mrs C W Kress, of New York, was hundreds of thousands of weak and the guest of honor at a pretty tea to please second, and to direct attention to both. g-iven by Miss Hattie Colquitt at the ailing women. It will surely help home of her sister, Mrs Geoi ge How - ^ ^^ THE ENVIED ^"^ ^ ard, on Peachtree street Yellow and Vou, too OHIO Bofh Phones W99 white chrysanthemums decorated the 1ST B.—Write to: Ladies' Advisory ELECTRIC aipartments, and in the dining room a Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat- E H. WILSON. ( W. H. HARRIS. basket of pink toses was in the center tanooga, Tenn, for Special InBtrnc- of the tea table, and all other details tioiiN, and 64-page book, "Home Treat- weie in rose ment for Women," sent in plain wrap- Miss Dorothy ArKwriglit poured tea, per on request. '

tji^ * ^ i mark after this was read. "Please re- maternal grandmother. Mrs. TV. !*• WOMEN VISITORS member that a woman may have as White, of Atlanta. deep an object In learning things SOCIAL ITEMS about a motor as a man." Perhaps Mrs. S. O Shlnholser, of Sanford, A Sweeping Panoramic View AUTO SHOW OFFERS AT SHOW DISPLAY Fla., who has been the guest of Mrs. often her recommendation at home Lucien Philips, has returned home EXPERT WISDOM sel»s a car quicker than that of a Mrs. Frank p. Rice Is quite ill at her *** brother Or cousin. home on West Peachtroe street with innamma.tory rheumatism Mrs. Harrv Harman, Jr., is visiting \ Of Great Southern Auto Show YOUR MONEY'S WORTH **« in Knoxvjllf "Ask me the most technical ques- Dr. W. S. Goldsmith is attending the tion you may about the Mitchell car convention of Clinical Surgeons of airs. S. B Scott has returned from a. \ This Is the Opinion of J. A. and I'll turn the reply into language America, now in session in Chicago. visit to Birmingham. , that you might use at the home table He will return homp Sunday and interest your wife, daughter or A Better Food *«•» Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Erwin, of Kellam, of Ohio Electric „.- son," once said an engineer at the "Mrs. K. E. Huguel^y continues quite Athens, announce the birth of a. daug-h- Car Company. Mitchell-Lewis Motor company's plant Thaft Meat ill at her home In Kirkwood. ter. Mrs. Erwin was Miss Camilla Me- | at Racine. WSs. You may not know that good • *» Whorter. I Women at the auto show are asking Dr. and Mrs E. H. Bacon, of East- the technical questions of salesmen syrup has more nourishment nun, are the gucbts of Mrs A. R. Col- J. A. Kellam, sales manager of the ana listening: with evident relish, es- in it than meat. It has— and < orrj. Mrs Colcord also has as her ELECTION CREATING Ohio Electric Car company, of Toledo, pecially if the salesman is not fully It costs a great deal less. The guest her sister, Mrs. J B Murrow, Ohio, who Is In charge of the Ohio acquainted with his subject and is In- new tariff reduces the cost of of Tlfton. booth at the 0 auto show. Is greatly clined to "stall." A recent Instance of *T4« COUNTY OF W&EELER a young lady'» query Is given to show Velva considerably and it • Mrs. Lee Boatwrtght, of Danville, pleased with the success of the show the need of a salesman understanding cheaper than ever before. * Va, arrives Sunday and will spend and with the city of Atlanta. all parts of the car he is representing. a few davs with Mrs J O. Vaughn. STANDS, SAYS COURT "Ever since the beginingr of the au- "What is the result of the different Mrb H A Montague will spend the tomobile business," said Mr. Kellam, expansion of cast iron and steel in a day vMth Mrs Vaughn on her way to "the public has been inclined to com- motor? Does your company have any Virginia, Mrs Boatwright and Mrs. The election creating the county of plain because the dealers have found way of keeping away distortion be- Montague beinff en route from the U. Whee'er stands, and the county IB on cause of this?" asked the feminine D C. con\ention in Ivew Orleans. it necessary to charge admission to show visitor. *«* the same plane with the other counties the automobile shows where they were "Oh, certainly," replied the salesman VE!VA of the state, according to the decision <• the roost economical food tlMt you Mis'* Marie ISrof k, of LaFayette. Ala., so anxious to show and explain the glibly 'You see, bras retainers take can buy, mnd it has the advantage of will visit Hiss Mcirv Jetei next week. of the smpreme court rendered yester- merits of their cars to the prospective care of that Don't you see how easy being the most delicious, loo— ju«t (.*• day in the case of Moore v. Smith. that is'" / buyers who attend these ahowB. The 'JNo, sir. I do not. I wish to talk Elect on wattles, biscuits and batter Mi and !irs Lui ten Philipq will The case WAS a habeas corpus pro- Atlanta automobile dealers are to be about this at home and I would like cake*. In ted or green cans at your loave Tiurart.iv for Xfw York, Niagara ceeding brought against the warden of congratulated upon the most success- to have some engineering data" grocer'*. Falls and Washington the state penitentiary in Miieldgeville, ful attempt ever made by any automo- Turning to a communication from «»* J. E. Smith, to secure the release of bile dealers' association to give the the factory the salesman, who had PENICK. & FORD, Ltd. Mr and Mrs Robert Hall, of Wash- Ben Moore, a negro murdeter, who was people their money's worCh in high- turned red under the gentle rebuke, New Orleans ington, Announce the biith of a. daugh- sentenced to seri. e a life term. Moore's class entertaining om'tside of display- meekly read the sectloa that told how Send for f fee booUct ter at thi'ir home on Beln.ont street, case was the first criminal case tried ing in advance of the national shows the steel piston pin was fastened to of coating and who wjll be rallf d Mary Louise for her in the new county, and the sole pur- a. very complete line of the latest keep It from drifting- sidewlse into the candy recipes. pose of the habeas corpus proceeding models of all the standard makes of castlron cylinder which, when both was to test the constitutionality of the automobiles piston j>in and the castlron piston are creation of the county of Wheeler. "1 have attended automobile shows heated. Insures against the differen- Those who raised the question based in all parts of the United tatates for tial expansion leading to rubbing or their case on two grounds'—first, that At the right is the Johnson Motor Company's exhibit of the the past eight years, but I must say seizing of the piston within the cyl- the presidential and congressional that I have never attended a show inder, thereby causing oval or oblate elections, at which a vote was taken 1914 Lyons-Knight and Chevrolet "fours," Chase Trucks and where the interest in cars was keener troubles which reduce the efficiency on Wheeler county, were not general Stevens-Duryea pleasure cars. On the left is a g-limpse of the Oak- nor where better crowds of the best of the cylinders and result In a loss of Men! Try this sham- elections as contemplated by the con people in the community were In at- compression and power stltutlon; Tecond, that the constitution land booth. tendance Unfortunately, the phio •Thanks," was the young lady's re- forbids the creation of more than 145 electric is the only electric car well counties. re-presented at the show because deal- poo for dandruff ers in other cars were unable to get in On both points, the supreme court then new moaeis .n time for the show. ruled against them The head-notes of We are somewhat disappointed in tihls, Makes the scalp free! fine the decision, which was written by because we believe these shows tend Justice Atkinson, are as fellows'. W.&A. to increase the interest In electric cars Firat. rub the scalp "The election of members of congress in general and we are not ao selfish fully five minutes with and presidential electors required by as to want to be the only ones to the tips of your fio- law to be held on Tuesday after the frefs. Then apply a first Monday in November is a general make a complete exhibit. hot| thick lather of election within the meaning of article "Before the show opened I pre- Woodbm >'^ Facial INDUSTRIAL TOUR MEETSNOVEMBER18 dicted that we would sell more cars 13, section 1, paragraph 1. of the state KIMBALL PIANOS Soap and rn£ it in, ruo here than at any other show of the *t tn, ru& it tn. Now constitution year, and the results of the first three rinse in gradually "The constitutional provision limit- Atlanta Plaza Project Commit- davs have convinced me that my pre- coole1 r water, hav- ing the number of counties may be Atlanta's Biggest Manufactur- diction was well founded. Of course, ing the final water amended by a proposal to cieate an I knew that when the Atlanta dealers really cold. Rub additional county to be ratified by the ing Plants Will Be Inspect- tee Will Be Given Hear- The Artist's again with the staged a show it wauld be a rekl one, finger tip» till the people in the manner provided in the ing on That Date. and I knew that Atlanta ladies would hair is dry. constitution, without having previously ed on This Trip. appreciate the exclusiveness of the submit etdan amendment for enlarging Ohio electric, and as we had a com- Woodbury's Fa- the nunvber of counties " plete line of the very latest models to Choice cial Ibo.ip 13 the Representative Barrv Wright, secre- exhibit, I felt that the results could work of an iu- Perfected plans for the "industrial thorttyon th" skin excursion" which is to be run on No* tary of the Western and Atlantic com- not be other than satisfactory. and hair, This treatment with it loosens the MERCURY WILL CLIMB vember 24 under the direction of the mission, has infoimed W A. Wimblsh "Atlanta Is a tine city and I would dandruff ai.d dead skin, cleanbe9 the little that the commission will meet In the like to stay right here. Atlanta deal- PHILIP SO US A pores at the base of each hair and restores Atlanta Chamber of Commerce were ers are a live bunch of good, honor- them to their natural, healthy action. The IN THE TUBE TODAY annonced last night by W. H. Leahy, senate chamber at the state eapitol on able fellows, and nothing would please The March King, says: Oil from these pores then goes into the hair secretary of the Industrial and statis- November 18, at which time Atlanta me more than to be one of them." and gives it that gloss and glint so much will be given a hearing on the plaza admired The dandruft thermometer to- project. itching: disappear and 5the scalp feels delight- a complete tour of the manufacturing fully clean and "alive.' day. By noon it should t»how better district of Atlanta, located on and ad- The communication to Mr. Wimblsh Respect.'' than 60 degrees,, according to t,he offi- was turned over to Chairman Claude cial weather forecaster lacent to the various railroad terminals For the rest of the week, Atlanta The train will leave the union station I*. Ashley, of the sub-committee on and vicinity will bask in warm days at 9 a. m, running to East Point via the plaza project. Chairman Ashley and delightful nights with nothing In the Central of Georgia, and on this stated Wednesday that the committee sight in the way of bad weather for move will take 151 the Frank B. Block will go before the commission with a Street Boots Supreme Confidence Woodbury's still another week. factory At East Point the party will project which he believes will meet When one figures that Cleveland, inspect the plants of the Dixie Metal Ohio, is threatened with a coal famine Culvert company, Virginia Bridge and with approval. The plans foi the im- Facial Soap as the result of piled up snow, Atlanta Iron company, and one or two other provement drawn up by Chief R. M. turns out to be 3 pretty fine place tactories. From East Point the train Clayton, of the construction depart- For solo bj? dealers v in Kimball Pianos to spend the winter. will move via the Atlanta and West ment, have been greatly modified and On the downtown streets Wednes- Point joint terminals, stopping at the day hardly a set of furs were In evi- Atlanta Milling company's plant; going will be presented at the meetin"- of dence. The shoppers went about the thence by way of the Southern railway the joint committee of council and the When a manufacturer marks his wares in city clad in light dresses and over- to the Armour Fertilizer Works, thence chamber o.f commerce befoie the meet- coats were taboo. to the plant of the Atlantic Compress ing of the legislative commission. plain figures which show just the price at which they company and the Atlanta Stove Works, Captain Clayton's new planfa do not thence to Inmaft Yards, where an in- can be had—no more, no less—then his confidence, in spection of the yards will be made, Include the erection of a 15-story of- AUTOMOBILE STOLEN. train stopping at the Atlanta Steel fice building, which would have cost the MERIT of his goods is put to the Works, thence to Ho wells and Inman In the neighborhood of $800,000, and a Park via the Seaboard Air Line rail- nuiliuei "*- wi-n^k -— - ., tVl_ Lindsey Hopkins Reports Loss way, Inman Park to Union station by cut t*ut to lessen the cost of the way of the Atlanta Joint terminals; P1 Union Station to Bellwood Yards, by Tlfe 'subcommittee appointed to go Supreme Test of His Machine. 0, way of the Western and Atlantic rail- before the commission is composed or road and the A., B. & A. railroad. Bell- r'niincllman Claude L Ashlej, wilmer wood yards to the Terminal station, I, Mo"™e. president of the chamber Another automobile theft was added where the trip will end. of commerce, and Captain R. M Clay It is a sign that he has tested their values at yesterday to the already long list, It Is proposed to operate a second ton when the automobile of JLindsey Hop- excursion about one week later to take the hands of the buying public. Kimball pianos have kins, a well-known automobile dealer, in other industrial sections of the city, received the verdict of 250,000 purchasers, among was taken from the Pryor street en- the itinerary of which will be an- ONLY $1.000 IS NEEDED tiance to the Candler building. nounced in due time. whom are hundreds of the world's great lights and Mr. Hopkins states that he missed In order to defray the expensce of the TO SAVE BLIND SCH.OOL that set off your tailored guides in all that pertains to music. i his car at 2 o'clock, and that it must trip a charge of $1 per person will be I have been stolen between 11 o'clock made, which will include transporta- suit or walking-coat to I Wednesday moi ning and 2 o'clock in tion and lunch, which will be served But $1,000 remains to be raised to on the train All citizens of Atlanta save the Institute for the Blind from the minutest detail of the afternoon. The machine was a flve- who desire to make the trip are ear- Kimball Pianos—Kimball nassenger Overland, 1914 model The be S 1 perfection — dress boots j state, registry number is given by Mr nestlv requested by Mr. Leahy to com- TWo- th irds of the required amount Hopkins as 17570. municate with him at once so that suf- has been nledged to J. K. Orr, chair- that give the completing ifclent equipment can be ordered to l™Vn ofrhp fund and it is likely that touch to your costume— accommodate everyone. before another day passes the fina' Player Pianos •'thousand dollars may be pledged outing boots that with- ) The appeal of the committee on Wed A Dollar's 'nesday had its effect on the down- stand the winter storm town merchants from whom over $500 and slush and snow—all Here you have the choicest of designs and a "CASCARETS" RELIEVE was raised in contributions of $25 each large and complete stock from which to select—in- DutyOvcrdone These donations mateiially swelled the here and all true, authen- fund to generous pioportions struments to suit everyone. Also, a new and very Responses to the appeal to save the tic New York style in Is it possible? home are coming in from all over the complete stock of Music Rolls for all 88-note player etate Letters from Savannah and Ma- pianos. All are sold according to the best standards It is. GIVING SATISFACTION con are being received, each contain- Cartoon's Shoes ing checks for amounts tip to $10. for women of merchandising. "We'll demonstrate. Move Acids, Gases and Clog- These Cars in Four Southern We are offering a strong array of values in used up- Send us your suit— MRS. MURRAY IS DEAD; the badly soiled one ged Waste From Liver States Get Use of Henderson A twenty years' reputa- rights and player pianos. and Bowels. INTERMENT IN CLIFTON tion is behind the quality if you like. Service Department. and workmanship — and We'll extract $2 Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, aged 63 our own reputation guar- Get a 10-cent box now W. B. McKerall. manager of the ser- years, widow of I L. Murray, of Tif- •worth of unhealthy That awful sourness, belching of acid ton Ga., died at the home of her antees your perfect fit. W.W. Kimball Co. dirt from it. You and foul gases, that pain in the pit vice department for Che Henderson car daughter, Mrs Edwin Paschall, 69 of the stomach, the heartburn, ner- agency In Georgia, Florida, Alabama Vedado Way, Wednesday morning at You SAVE You SAVE can spare that. vousness, nausea, bloating after eating, and South Carolina, is much pleased 8 SO o'clock Branch Store dizziness and sick headache, means a with the satisfactory reports the own- Mrs. Murray was a daughter of the $3.50 WHEN f "We'll charge you $1 disordered stomach, which cannot be ers of Henderson cars aie sending in late Judge William Stone, coming WHEN f regulated until you remove the cause to the Henderson headquarters, at No here shortly befoie her husband's 94 N. Pryor Street for it. It isn't your stomach's fault. Your 227 Peachtree street. death, sixteen years ago She Is sur- Carlton Shoe YouBUY YouBuy I itomach Is as good as any. "We have 107 Henderson cars being vived by three daughters, Mrs Edwin You'd gladly spare Try Cascarets; they immediately used In these four states," says Mr. Paschall, Miss Stella Murray and Mrs. cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, McKerall," and all of them are giving Ashton DeLoach, of Milton,'Fla. & Clothing Co. H.R.CALEF,Mgr. that- undigested and fermenting food and the acme of satisfaction The funeral services were conducted foul gases, take the excess bile from "We guarantee our cars for twelve ifrom the residence "Wednesday even- the liver and carry off the constipated months, and our service department ing at 7 o'clock Rev. Charles O. 36 Whitehall Dry Clean waste matter and poison from the covering the four states guarantees Jones, of the Grace Methodist church, bowels Then your stomach trouble is" absolutely the upkeep of the oars. officiated The body was later taken at the ended A Cascaret tonight will "We have service men at all our to Tlfton, Ga , for Interment straighten you out by morning—a 10- agencies, who look out for the needs I cent b&x from any drug- store will of the Henderson owners. When nec- keep your stomach sweet, liver and essary we send out an expert man Capital City bowels regular for months. Don't for- from our Atlanta headquarters to look get the children—their little insides after a par In trouble. This tireless need a good, gentle cleansing, too. watch, we keep makes satisfaction "Twenty-two of the 107 Hendersons are kerosene-burners. They are giv- ing good satisfaction. I believe that next year will see more oil burners MJFFY'SCORNER "Good Night, Little Girl, Good Night" being'used " f THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION!! /A Record that will Fit your Talking Machine—Victor or Columbia NOT GUILTY IS PLEA BY "TRULY" DUFFY Mitchell and CONLEY WILL MAKE Bright and pretty children—smiling, happy mothers—that's the kind Truly Forsytlt Streets Only 25 Cents Duffy likes to see on Thanksgiving Morn. The case of Jrm Conley, negro factory So, to be sure of plenty of cheerfulness this Thanksgiving, Truly Duffy has on sweeper whose testimony was the main This is a sample Columbia Double- factor in the convention of Leo Prank hand the most wonderful, beautiful values in holiday clothes for the little folks Disc Record just issued for the pur- on a charge of having murdered Mary that mothers of Atlanta ever saw. pose of showing you that Columbia Phagan, will probably be placed on Come on, boys and girls, bring your mothers down and show them what you trial today. His case was not reached Records can be used on your talking in the superor court before Judge Ben want. They'll be happy when they see our piles and piles of good things. They'll machine, that Columbia Records are Hill Wednesday. let you have the very things you want when they see how cheap they are. guaranteed to be superior to any According to Conley's attorney, Wil- TRULY DUFFY. liam B. Smith, the negro will not make record of other manufacture, and that a olea to either counts in the indict- the price of 65 cents is below the price ment against him, charging: him. with Boys' and Girls' Shoes, Suits and O'coats SI.5O of other records. being an accessory after the fact in tne slaying of the factory girl. Values as low as "There is no law against this man, Step in and hear it. Or telephone, and said Smith on Wednesday, "and he will Raw! Raw! Hats we will send it out to your home. 50 free if it is within my power to free iim." Girls' Dresses 15c Girls' Hats Columbia Graphophone Company 132 Peacbtree Street WELTNER BEGINS DUTY Phones: Bell Ivy 286; Atlanta 1789 AS PROBATION OFFICER

Philip Weltner, well known Atlantan, whose work for prison reform has gained wide attention, was appointed Wednesday to take up his duties as county probation officer, the post made possible by action of tihe late legisla- ture Weltner will work under the direction of Judg-e Ben Hill, of thf criminal branch of the superior court "It is my hope to make the adult probation system in this county a model for the south," said Mr. "Welt- ner. upon taking1 charge of his new position. SIX BOYS OF DUBLIN WIN PRIZES FOR CORN These prices include a 20-year Set of taetfc (whmlelMHie) *».«» Hold crown Six of the corn otub boys of Laurens not pay as one cent. Gold flUln* *-.. .BO , county have won handsome prizes this ~ ' " extraction Vno year offered by two of the banks of f the city, four of them being1 a trip to the corn show in Atlanta, an'd one of them a scholarship In the boys' corn club short course In the State Agricul- K. R. Fan AllcwMi UNUtM 'tural college. Page Twelve. THE MAN JECH HIGH PLAYS IS A FOOTBALL STAR Cambridge, Mass., November 12.—H. R. Hardwlek, of Quincy. star lootball A regular scheduled prep league player, is still the Harvard strong- man. game, will be the one played Friday In the list of the ten strongest men afternoon when the Tech igh eleven in college shown by the tests as an- and Donald. Fraser bunch lock horns. nounced tonight. Hardwick's name , The game will be played on.the lat- leads with 1296.2 points. This is 25 Georgia-Tech Game Doubtful; Tecft Has Not and Will Not points better than the performance ter's campus, and will start at 3:30. which won him the same distinction Tech High will enter Dhe game rul- last year. ing the favorites, as they have won Of the ten strong men, five are ac- every game that they have played on Exchange of Wires Wednesday Protest Any Georgia Men; tively engaged in football. J. C. Tal- so far this season, and have defeated BY BILLY SMITH bot, of Milton, winner of second place, teams that have triumphed over Don- with 1224.6 points, has never been ac- ald Fraser, but as Donald" Fraser has tive In athletics. The next eight men her team fighting now the unlikely i* Leaves Matter Very Uncertain .300 Hitter From Three-Eye Action, If Any, From Outside In order are E. F. Woodruff. Boston; V. likely to happen. Freedley, Philadelphia; L. H. Mills, League la Secured—Good Portland, Ore.; R. S. Sweetser, Boston; field or placing tickets on sale for that field Tech has not and will not protest "Your information that such a step W. T. Gardiner, Gardiner, Maine, and 'Che playing of the Georgia-Tech so far aa I am concerned is unauthorized. any Georgia men, all reports to the con- has been taken by Tech is the first R. H. Randall, J. A. Jeffreys and T. J. game Saturday is a doubtful quantity. "Annual football games have been played Fielder Also. trary notwithstanding. This can be intimation that I had that auch a step- Coolidge, all of Boston. ' In fact, late last night Jt seemed more in Atlanta on neutral grounds since I have taken as authoritative and authentic. was pending. I have not protested any than probable that it would not be been physical director and before 1 agree to JC any protests are made against Georgia men and will not protect any change thin policy and thereby possibly Im- Manager Billy Smith wired from Cc- Georgia men, they will.- be registered of them. If there is> such a move- KILBANE V. ATTELL. played. peril the fraternal relations .between the in- through an outside source, with the S. V. Sanford, .physical director of utitutlons. I foel constrained to submit the lumbus Wednesday that he has signed ment on foot, it is news to me." question to the board of trustees of the uni- Outfielder Flanigan from the Decatur athletic authorities of Tech having Henderson, it is understood. Is going the University of Georgia, and W. N. versity for their consideration and direc- nothing to do with protests. to be protested on the grounds that he Randle, director of athletics at Tech, clU'b of the I. I. I. league. The athletic authorities at Tech state played baseball at Cordele, Ga., for Champions Ate Matched to are standing pat on their understand- "Ysiirncd) "S. V. SANFORD, Flanagan played in 131 games last that they have no knowledge of any other than his expenses. In Paddock ing of the contracts and agreements "Physical Director TJnlverBity of Georgia. season and secured 180 hits for a bat- protests being registered and that they and Conklin's case, it is alleged that Meet February 22. regarding the game. . "Athenw. Ga., November 12, 1913." ting average of .352. His fielding av- are not interested. both were urged financially to return Unless one side or the thor rescinds Professor Randle's reply to the A story in a"n afternoon paper yes- to Georgia after having decided not to "The 5t»«, today from their present stand, it above was sent shortly after dark last erage was .968. terday afternoon to the effect that Hen- and entering businesses at their homes, New Britain, Conn., November 12.— seems certain that the greatest football niprht and at a late hour. The Consti- I't Flanagan lives u.p to his record derson, Paddock and Conklin, of the the former at Brooklyn, N. T., and-the Abe A-ttell, former feather\veight cham- TRY thrte Famou* TIRES game' of the year to Atlanta and; tha tution's Athens correspondent reported with the Crackers, the locals, with University of Georgia, had been pro- latter at Atlanta. pion, received word today that negotia- state of Georgia will not be .staged. that he had not received it and prob- Long and Welchonce in the other tested by Tech was a surprise to. Tech From just what sources the protests tions had 'been concluded for a match >Jew South Rubber Co. It is Tech's contention that there ably would not until this morning. authorities. will be made are not known, but some Professor Randies reply is as fol- fields, win have the most formidable William N. Handle, director of ath- prominent business man of Atlanta is between him and Johnny Kilbane, the WhoUufr and Retail Diitribulots was an agreement us to \vhere the outer works in the entire league. present chanrpion, to take place on game should be pluyfid. under certain lows: letics at Tech, stated to The Constitu- mentioned, though his name is.being Washington's birthday, in California. . 249 Pc*cbtre« St. conditions. It is Georgia's that it Handle's Reply. tion last night: kept a secret. ' Attell will go west at once to train. . Should be played on a neutral field. "S. V. Santord, Physical Director. Uni- Both Sides Firm. versity of Georgia. Athens, Ga.: We still In- director at once to 'begin a strong sist that Professor Morris did agree to play movement to fix the date of the Both sidt-s appear to be honest in at Grant fielfi under certain conditions. We Auburn game In Atlanta for Thanks- their convictions that their contention still insist that we -will meet in full his giving day at Ponce de Leon, if that is. the right one and they, seem will- every condition. Birmingham Is Worrying-- ing to stand by their convictions rath- "Our football team will appear at Grant arrangement can be made. er than yield an inch. , field and not elsewhere in Atlanta at the It is 3$id that In case Georgia de- The report ,that Tech had issued an Specified time. We trust you maybe able to feats Tech and Auburn downs Vandy ultimatum to the Univorsity of Geor- see your way clear to have your team meet there ivuold be a championship game us at Grant field as conditionally agreed then worth while in Atlanta on Tur- Atlanta's Big Attendance gia does Tech an injustice1 . It may upon by Professor Morris, ,the authorized be construed ;ia such from the wording key day. 1 agent of the unive'rsity. Meantime a reply from Professoji of the telegrams that have jjnasert be- "We regret the disagreement, but feel as- SELL COTTON tween the two schools, but. Professor sured that this, our final action, is fnlly Rand]" is awaited. At Grid Games the Cause Handle does not consider his wires as justified. W. N. HANDLE. such ami Professor Sanford hits ac- "Director of Athletics, Georgia School ol cepted them in no such vein. Technology- The latest developments in the case , "Atlanta. Ga., November 12, 1913." are contained In the following letters At a late hour last night Professor Birmingham papers are carrying get the Auourn-Vandy game played in. exchanged Wednesday. Handle had not presented the matter to IS stories appealing to the Birmingham Atlanta in future seasons. If we do BUY AUTOS Mr. Stanford's day letter .10 Mr. Ran- the trustees of the university and people to turn out to the Auburn-Van- not put out 10,000 people the probabil- dle in reply to Mr. Handle's letter of probably will not until today, if then. derbilt game on Saturday and show ity is that they will get the game. As the matter no appears to stand Atlanta which is the best football If the people of Birmingham will go the night before is as follows: it is Oeorjria's move next and what town in the south. to it they can easily register an even That, Mr. Dealer, is what the people Stanford'*! AVire. action they will take on this last wire FOR AUBURN BATTLE The following comment In the col- dozen in the thousand line." "Professor William ^- Handle. Director oC of Professor Randle's construed as an umn of H. C. Vance, sporting editor in your vicinity are going to do during Athletics. Georgia Tech. Atlanta. Ga.: Your ultimatum by some, but not by either of the Birmingham News, may be in- Brother Vance, you're in wrong •wire o£ the llth received. There can be no of. the contesting parties. Is awaited teresting: again. Atlanta's attendance at the Just exception to my statement that there with considerable interest. String of Coaches Trying to "For Goodness Sake, you people of Virginia-Georgia game Is not a eir- the next three months. 18 no. agreement to play at (.^rant filed. The matter must be adjusted today Birmingham, let's so in and show At- cumatance to what it is going to be "The contract provides in plain terms -for Whip Green Material the schedule pame to be played in Atlanta. or it appears as if the game will not lanta up. They beat us in attendance at the Georgia Tech game Saturday. but does Jtot npecify that it shall be played be played. Neither side appears to be in the 1913 baseball season for the sim- And your attendance at the Vander- And who is going to have the profit 5U- Grant field and under similar contracts wavering an inch Athens, Atlanta and Into Line. ple reason that the Crackers won the bllt-Auburn game is going to look like for muny years the srame has pe*>n played Georgia fans await the result of to- pennant. Since then they have been an attendance at a' practice baseball on the cars sold? Will it be you? on neutral ground at Ponce de Iienn. and it day's conferences. flapping their wings and crowing ao game compared with the crowd that follows that it should be played on tile Nashville, Tenn., November 12.— much that nobody could get any sleep. Atlanta is going to turn out on Satur- same field an heretofore. GEORGIA; AWAITS HANDLE'S At the Virginia-Georgia football game day. "The t-orrcwpontlerice of Professor Morris (Special.)—Saturday will by long odds two weeks Sr.a 10,000 people saw the Atlanta is the best fc-otball town as Yes, if you get busy at once. Wise consummates no agreement to play the game REPLY TO SAJfKORD'S 3VOTE be the most critical day in S. I. A. A. at Grant field, therefore the written con- game. They have now started to crow- well as 'baseball town and the receipts tract has not changed by this tentative sug- Athens. Ga.. November 12.—(Spe- football, when Au'burn, with a clean ing about this and it is understood and attendance for the season or for Dealers are right here in Atlanta now Seation. I feel constrained, therefore, to cial. )—Professor Sanford, at the ath- goal line, clashes with Vanderbilt, who, that a movement is on foot to try and each Individual game will show it. stand upon the contract as heretofore letic department of the University of although wltiti the weakest eleven In contracting for the sale of CARTER- mutually and uniformly construed and acted Georgia, has not received any mes- upon and insist that the game be played in eag-e from Professor Handle, of Tech. her gridiron history, still retains, by a Atlanta at Ponce de 'Leon. in reply to his note today insisting thread, a grip on the championship. CARS. "Whether ivo will hereafter alternate the Along with Georgia, these two elev- ffames on Sanford and Orant fields may be upon ' playing- the game at> Ponce de •subject matter for future conference, but Leon and alluding to the fact that the ens are the old contenders for top Grounds for Preas Action this question is not now involved. co-ntract calls for Atlanta only with honors, while Auburn looks to have CARTERCARS sell easier than any "All advertisement for the frame at Grant no specified field. The message In "full has been fur- the Var Economy,, Satisfaction. They cost & Uttfo,, ijouisell. of Auburn, at punting and more but you get much greater mSeage fbr^yoof j much of the time may be devoted to All-Star Football Game W. C. MAHONEY, Southern Manager. nHmcT> an exchange of kicks. The Republic Rubber Co. M-cGugin figures that if Vanderbilt can get the Jump on Auburn In the 337 Peachtree St., Atlanta early stages of the game, they may have a look-in with the new style For Atlanta December 6 or .play as against the slaughter-house line-smashing of the Donahue clan. Thats why so much attention is being Lew'ie Hardage, former "Vanderbilt cock (Georgia) and Hassloek (Vander- paid to the development of the forward and Auburn football star and now Cartercar Company pass, for the air line route together coach of the Mercer university foot- with quarterback runs will be Van- ball team, is arranging an all-star foot Tackles —Lam b .(Auburn), T. derbilt's principal system of attack ball game for Atlanta Saturday, De- Brcwn (Vanderbilt), Cogsdell (Au- Factory Atlanta Branch The fragile line continues to be the cember 6. burn). chief source of worry for the for- The contesting teams will be the Ends —Majo r (Auburn), Gilem (Se- wards are distressingly slow about Seventeenth Infantry team at Fort wanee), E. Brown (Vanderbilt). Pontiac, Mich. J-240 Peachtree St. learning the game. There is plenty M»Pherson, coached by Lieutenant De- Backfields —R . Morrisop (Van- of pundage in t.,ere, but against the vore and a team picked from the col- derbilt), Rob-bins (Vanderbilt), Hardage experienced Auburn linesmen, with leges of the S. I. A. A. by Hardage, (Vanderbilt), McWhorter (Georgia), their knowledge of football, the Com- the personnel of the latter being play- Newell (Auburn), Cook (Tech). modores will have .to stiffen up to ers who have played out their time in stop the rushes of the Auburn backs. the S. I. A. A. Around the ends Donahue's backs are The exact line-up of the all-stars going to find rough sledging for Brown has not been determined upon, but Mr. and Chester will many times spill the Hardage has the assurance of the fol- play before it reaches the line of lowing me^i that they will take par! scrimage. in the game: Center—Pitts (Auburn), Morgan (Vanderbilt). FAILS TO PAY DUES Guards—Cheape (Sewanee), Pea- P So Heinle Zimmerman Is Drop- PLAYERS' CLAIMS. ROSEJ Y ped From Fraternity. National Board Settles Some. Others Pending. In your grandfather's time it was PURITY, New York, November 12.—"Heinie" In your father's time.it was PURITY, Zimmerman, the hard hitting third Columbus, Ohio, November 12.^ — • Modern Business Methods baseman of the Chicago National league Yesterday, today and forever it vrill be club, Is no longer a member of the J-ohn H. Farrell, secretary-treasurer of T ET your orders travel in by telephone. Let Baseball Players' fraternity. David L. the National Baseball association, to- day announced these decisions- of the l—i your goods travel back by Chase Trucks. Fultz, president o-f the players' organi-1 : zation tonight con-firmed a report to National Board of Arbitration: PURITY The telephone and Chase Trucks are the this effect, explaining that Zimmerman Claim of Player Bagrby against Mont- had been dropped In July after fail- gomery, two days' salary, allowed. 4 full quarts $4, express prepaid modern way of doing business. The business ure to pay his dues. Claim of Player Walters against of thousands of merchants proves it and Others also financially delinquent Player Foster, allowed. •were notified that their names had Claim of Player Ferg-uson against For nearly half a century the one depend- they thoroughly endorse their Chase Trucks. been removed from the membership Player Moulton, allowed, list, Fultz -said, but they were rein- Twenty-four additional claims were able brand—never changing—always the same, Six Efficient Models Capacities 500 to 4000 Ik.. Every StyU •( BUr stated after their applications were ap- r&ferrea to the secretary for settle- just exactly" the, taste you look for in a Eye proved by the advisory board. ment. _ It idoes have JOHNSON MOTOR CAR CO. Whiskey. Distributors WALTER M. RICH MAY AMERICAN TRACK TEAM APPLE AND PEACH BRANDIES 15E Poachtros St., Atlanta. Phone Ivy 1 969 ' SUCCEED COL. 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Bain, from Barney Sch.relbe.iv -of Is Your. Life Insurance R. F. 'jb. Ogea All ^ight, Every Day in the Year. •Miaonri, for ?o,000. Both, of these • ORDER FMW THE NEAREST FOIST hprses will be placed at Elmendorf, Premium Worrying You? 83-85 North Fessyth. Opposite Ansley Hotel. Hag-gin's estate hear here,, where three Wo'uld you like relief: without sac-) years ago the. millionaire, turfman dlS- rlfice? You incur no .obligation byj posed of a large majority of J»la: thou- writing tot; new-, idea. P: O. ,-Box 48* 1 »and Btalllons, mares aha colts. ' .. 'or Bhorie Ivy 6072, A-tlantaiG*.,, ,: : : NEWSPAPER! THE CfONSTImOST, TH0R&PAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1913, Page Thirteen.

real entity by th» poatofflce depart- al|~ letter* received through The 80WHKRH UNIVMWS1TT OF ment, and letters from him will be re- mails troin childrea anxious to lirOSIC m»k«» a epeoUMar ot I»«truc- Yellow Jackets Experimenting; ceived and fleUtwed. confide their desires to the paunohy, tlon . for BEGINNERS. cuarantMlnip Postmaster. 'General. Burleson 'today ftewrhiskered little dispenser of toys. !'HIGH TO PLAY issued an order making permanent the Each ' postmaster has • been authorized progress. Teachers Of hiBhest quality Will Have Strongest Line* Up custom hitherto employed of ' turning to dispose of s'uch maiU local to his in the south. Examinations by th« over to charitable persona or organ- offlce. in accordance with the order. directors at reitnlar Intervals.—--ers had been made. Tate and Beard, ends; Ralney and Mc- For the State Prep Title tackle the bunch from the Columbus Coaches Heisman, Devore and Alex- Cord, tackles; Lang and Means, guards; ander are experimenting with the ma- Loeb, center? Reifsnider, quarter; Cook With G. M. C. Eleven. -A Luxurious Industrial eleven. terial left after disbarments, injuries and McDonald, halfbacks, and Thoma- ' Boys' Hlffh. played Columbus last and the faculty had gotten through son, full. year for the first time, and as they and they will face Georgia with the Nance and Johnson are absolutely The Tech High sclhool of Atlanta de- j were greatly outweighed, were defeat- strongest possible available line up. sure rjot to play, while Patten and \ new shift resulted Jn scrimmage Fielder are -so doubtful that the nles the right of tha Riverside Military i fed by them. The treatment that was Wednesday afternoon. ReifanJder is coaches are working the new men academy to cialra that in .playing the; accorded the Atlanta team was so Georgia Military college eleven here t Town Gar playing quarter. Patten and Fielder vigorously at the positions mentioned v £?ood that the manager of this year's both being unable to even run signals. above. / " Saturday morning that they are set- eleven tried to arrange a game earr If neither of the latter,are able to start tling the prep school'tltle ot the state. Her in the season, but as Columbus against Georgia, ReifanWer will be the Tech High defeated Riverside and it had all her dates filled except this one, quarterback. is their contention that lit Riverside . HJffh School took U. In the line, several changes are con- BALLOTS FOR WOMEN i defeats O. M. C. that Tech High will , High School ha,s at lasrt found her templated and the changes worked out } have prior claim to the state title, Moderate Cost Stride, and she is now playing the so 'w«ll Wednesday that the coaches UP TO EPISCOPALIANS } pointing to her unbroken record ot game of ball t»iat ahe is capable of are going to try out the new line again j victories in all the other games as sub- • Coach H. Wood has had them out today. / stantiation. . every afternoon of this week, teach- Ta-te went to Cushman's end and ?Tew TorJc, November 12.—Whether I IfG. M. C. w!ns the game Tech High : ing- them new playa and drilling them showed up so well that ne is about to women should have a voice and a vot£ claims that they will have an equal ifie Beautiful • on their Interference. claim with 'them for the state title. set the «all for that place. Rainey in church government or continue to As for Riverside having stars out ba governed In matters spiritual by ; of the game when Teah High defeat- man was a question that came before I cd them. Tech .High makes the conten- the convention of the Protestant Epis- i tlon that Strapper, Reed and Town- send, three of-the stars that Riverside copal church of the diocese of New makes mention ot, starred in the game ' York today. Advocates of woman suf- and it was a forward pass frcm Stru'p- , frage in the church succeeded In in- per to Townsend that resulted in the I troducing a resolution to give women Riverside touchdown. & equal rights with men in determining church policy. This is to be acted upon before adjournment several days CATTLE AND PORKERS hence. FOR CANE AND COTTON An amendment to the state law Cray & Davis (Large Unit) AUTOMOBILE would have to be passed before women Washington, November 12.—Appro- Electric Starting and could be given the proposed franchise, priation of $50,000 for federal- live Lighting System in the opinion of those framing the stock experiments in Louisiana will be resolution. asked of congress by Secretary Hous- After one ballot on a substitute mo- ton to help the Louisiana sugar plan- tion to give the women o fthe Protest- ters, who fear their Industry will be ant Episcopal churcu in this diocese ruined by removal ot the tariff on the franchise in parochial affairs, sugar. which indicated the convention's oppo- Secretary Houston also has written sition, the question went over until to Dr. U. R. Dodson, in charge of the tomorrow. Louisiana state experiment station, and to Senator Ransdell, and Repre- SHOW sentative Broussard, who are especial- VICTORY FOR COLUMBIA ly interested In the sugar situation, telling them that the state must co- IN FREIGHT RATE FIGHT operate if the experiments are to be successful. The secretary believes cattle .ind Washington, November 12—Existing i hos raising- can be conducted profit- First Showing of 1914 Models freight rates, both class and commodity i ably to the place, either In whole or from eastern and -western points of pai t, of sugar growing, and that also origin, were hold by the interstate In the cotton section of Louisiana cat- commerce commission today to be un- tde might be raised so that the plan- duly prejudicial to Columbia, S. C., as ters would not be dependent on one compared with rates from the same crop, which this year has been badly points to Augusta, Ga. Investigation injured by the boll weevil and unfa- disclosed that the two cities were vorable weather. Secretary Houston "similarly located, so far as transpor- asks that the state set apart 500 acres tation by rail is concerned, inland from on which to conduct the live stock ex- Sousa's Band Savannah, Ga., and Charleston, S. C., periment. He will ask that part of and also with respect to competition the federal appropriation of $50,000 be with each other, and with the ports made immediately available. Concerts After noons and Evenings named." Although not yet ready to recom- The commission held that there was mend a radical change from sugar to LL Paige "36-' bodies are interchangeable. A Model "Montrose" Coupe for the winter no sufficient reason- "to justify the live stock Immediately, the secretary and early spring season and an extra touring body when summer comes will give you. TONIGHT IS SOCIETY NIGHT present disparities in rates in favor of strongly inclines to the benef that ex- A two beautiful, efficient automobiles for a little more than the price of one. Augusta," from such points as Cin- periments will prove that such a cinnati. Louisville and KnoxvilJe, and change will be the salvation of the directed that the rates to both Colum- Louisiana farmers. He bases his opin- The Model "Montrose", seating four passengers in the very height of comfort, is truly bia and Aug-usta should be so adjusted ion, he says, largely on a report made at to maintain an absolute parity. to him by "W. A. Taylor, chief of the an extraordinary closed car value at $1850. It is just as remarkably priced as the famous Open Daily Alt This Week Railroads In the southeastern terri- bureau of plant industry, and Dr. B. H. Paige "36" Touring "Car which has been the talk of the whole country during the year past tory were ordered, therefore, to file Rawl, of animal industry, whom he tariffs by February 1 in conformity seiit to Louisiana to study the situa- and for which the Paige factory has been able to supply only about one-third the orders. with the conclusions the commission tion. reached in the case instituted by the This handsome P^igfi Coupe offers every convenience, every luxury that any closed 10:30 a. m. to 10:30 p. hi. Columbia Chamber of Commerce. SALOON RESTRICTIONS motor vehicle can provide, except the luxury of paying more than you need to pay. The ARE DECLARED VALID roominess of the beautiful interior, the soft deep upholstery, the completeness of all inci- dental interior .appointments and the assurance of highest grade mechanical efficiency, Tampa, ITla., November 12.—Deciding make this model truly an exceptional closed car value. - • • '..,.',-., Admission 50 Cents a test case from Key West today, the Florida supreme" court ruled that the law enacted at the last session of the Children Under 6, with parents, Free legislature prohibiting use of doors Specifications ' . or screens that would prevent a clear x-iew of saloon premises from A street, 116'inch wheeltaase; quiet Paige motor 4x5; unit power plant; silent chain drive for cam-shaft, pump and Children between 6 and 12, Half Price u<~e of side entrances or sale of liquor generator; rnultiple disc cork insert clutch; 34 x 4-inch tires with non-skid in rear;' demountable rims;-Gray * to women. Is constitutional. In several Davte large unit electric starting ian4 lighting system; complete incidental equipment' '"" , of the cities saloon keepers had re- Box Seats (Including Admission) $1,00 fused to obey the iaw, and brought test cases. DEMONSTRATIONS ON REQUEST For Sale at John son-Ge winner Go, tnc!u. PAGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR COMPANY. Detroit,' Michigan '''" "» * ' ',,!'' after, during the month of December, Santa Glaus will be recognized as a

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IN £>V SPA PERI NEWSPAPER! 'Page Fourteen. TSE ,CONSrC[rnJTION. ATLANTA. GA~ THUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, i!913. RANGE iff COT TON. FUTURES. N«w York C»tton. T-I-IIT tm New.Odean* Cotten. -i Op»niftl«hl towl Sale! ClOM. I CI03*. |Open|Htchl l*m\ Saler^T| f Clow. ffltRM. ADVANCE DENY NEW TRIALS 12.95-97112.85-87 Nov . ll3.0«ll3.041S.q4J13.0*|13.0« 13.04 (Corrected by Fidelity Fruit and IToduc* .20 13.34 18.30 13.28 13.2S-29il3.31-3S Dec . 13,18 13.24 18.16 18.22 IS-ie-ilT company. 57 Sooth Broad Street.) 11.9S 13.14 12.96 13.10 18.10-11 12.97-98 Jan . 12.21 13.28 13.17 13.25 IS.1S-17 13.07-OS 12.94-97 Feb . 13.37-26 13.18-SO VEGETABLES. 13.03 18.21 13.01 13.18 13.17-18 13.04-05 Mar.. 13.32 13.38 13.27 13.35 13.35-3* 13.26-28 , read Spanish f 3.0« 13.03-12 12.97-99 April. 13.37-39 13.27-30 LOWERED WHEAT TO SEVEN SLAYERS 13.00 1S.I« 13.00 13.1Z 13.12-13 13.00-01 May . 13. 88 13.45 13.34 13.42 13.12-43 13.32-3S 13.0K-09 12.95-97 June . 13.43-45 13.33-SB 12.93 13.0S 13.03 13.01-02 12.90-91 July . 13.44 13.4S 13.38 i"3.45 13.44 13.36-38 12.83 12.ee 12.73-76 12.60-61 Market Also Had Support , . - Argentina Drouth Broken Belief That Rally Was Due Supreme Court Unmoved by Closed steady. Closed steafly. From Bullish Sources-The \ by Rain—Wheat Closed .., ...... > After Period of Weakness Plea of Alleged .Bias of OES reaa sn at Q C -7 f* <»•.•«• TVa, ^SciTte - - l>« el, new crop ---- Jl.OO Close Was Steady, 7 to 13 j at O-O -A V*Cnt UC- - JX£i . bushel, new crop ...... (1.10 Main Factor in Advance. Jurymen Following Deci- STOCKS. BONDS. LEMONS, box ...... BO Points Higher-Spot Quiet, j ,M* Bonds Dull. sion of Trial Judge. IT. B. ref. 2s, registered .. .. «• » dine— Com and Oats Up. Hlcn. Low. Close, plow. do.'coupon 3.00 j Amal. Copper . . . 70% 89H 70% «0% u. S. 3s, registered .. ,. .. .. New York, November 12.—The cot- 'Am. Agricultural 42% 42 do. coupon .. .• ...... •• Chicago, November 12.—Heavy rains SQUASH. eno 2.00 New Tork, November 12.—Improve- Seven more decisions In homicide ton market was less active today, but Am. Beet Sugar ... 23 23 23 22 TJ. S. 4s. registered .110 n American Can . . .28*4 27% i drouth-afflicted »j>arts of Argentina , ::»2.oo ment in speculative sentiment both at cases, every one of them, adverse to trie showed a generally steadier tone, 27% 20% do. 4s. coupon today lowered the price of wheat. The crate home and abroad was reflected today with .."tive months selling about 13 do. pfd. ...'.. 80 88 88% 88 Panama 3s. coupon : a* ?®2.'00 contention -of the defendants, who ara 'Am. Car & Foundry 4354 43 >» 43 42% close, however, was firm at 3-8 to l-2c • , in a general rise in stocks. It was diffi- to 17 points above jesterday'3 closing: Am. Cotton OH ... 37 Allts-Chalmeri 1st ctfs., old .. .. cl ne Corn an .. A>D KUI.S. ' cult to trace a direct connection be- seeking a new 6hanee for their lives, 37 36% 36% American Agricultural 5s, bid . 94% £ j - ff to 1-8 up. In provisions, the ; tween the change in sentiment and the buying and support from bullish sour- Am. Lindsecd. . . .10% 10'J 10% rt" "" " varied from last night's level ; day s news, which presented no esaen- court yesterday. ces. The close was 4 to 5 points Am. Locomotive . . 29 29 American Tobacco SB, bid.. .. Am. Smelt. & Refg. .. 2814 Armour & Co. 4^>e ; , tially fresh aspect. There\ was a gen- They were the cases of George Smith, off from the best, under realizing, but 107 107 Atchlson gen. 4s 92% Wheat speculators who had been the I ' °2e" ' ' _1^_1L_LLJ , erai Impression that the 'outlook for frorn Lowndes county; Jim Baxby, from steady and from 7 to 13 points net 11874 do. cv. is (ISlfi) »3 226 100*i most active buyers yesterday put lib- i _. . _ i peaceful solution of tlhe Mexican Coweta county; Robert McCrary, from do. cv, 69 1 S t0 ay n a I problem was brighter, afexican securi- did not fully meet 34 H Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s, bid.. 89 t™ket. °Or7?dnf R ° saeging mar- Tesa, K. K $^f- ..* Terrell county; William Duncan, from — r91% 92 91Jj Baltimore and Ohio 4s., ...... 91 Cordova- —,r Bueno-"M^iiwiso Ayre*»-.7 * \-±ts an»*id« th».-..-e• NoAXV.. iJ, mixeJillXeQd . oatL .... '' .58 ties moved up sharply in London, and Houston county; Dan Brown, from «day's local decline and fjrst prices here, do. pfd. . . ". ; I 97 "4 9--'°7 % 97% Pampas all sent word that the drouth Clippeth oati. there was a substantial rise here in Na- were steady, 1 point lower to 3 high- Atlantic Coast Line ..." do J fcjs. • - 90 .62 Glynn county; J. B. Hall, from Tift Bait. & Ohio .... 92«A 92% 9* Biooklyn Transit cv. 4a . ,. .. 85% was broken. Liquidating sales, how- White coin .. . '. 1.00 tional Railways of Mexico second -pre- er. Private cables attributed the steadi- Central of Georgia 5s, bid .. 10.1 'ever, were checked by resting commis- Cotton Seed Meal . ".'. '.'. 29.00 ferred. county, and Rogers Boll, from Decatur ness of Liverpool to small offerings Bethlehem Steel ... 29 28% 2! cott 1.83 county. and a moderate trade demand and very Brkiyn Rap. Trans. ... ' g< Central leather 5s 93% sion orders before any serioua flurry «°- J middling °n .. .. An important influence was the con- Canadian Pacific . .284% 23854 22', Chesapeake and Ohio 4%M.. .. 92 developed. Rallying power showed it- S°-f middling cotton .. .. 1.35 viction that a substantial rally was In the cases of Duncan and Hal!, the much the &ame situation appeared to 222% do. conv. 4^3, bid 79% exist in the local market. At any 28 self best after Winnipeg sent word of Brmvn shon'4 l'.75 due, after the protracted period of court reaffirmed in strong language a Chesapeake & Ohio 66% 661~ 4 "' Chicago and Alton 3^is 53% a reduced estimate on the Canadian Tennessee meal weakness through which the market rate, prices soon sold some 11 to 13 Chi. Great "Western 11% 11 T 12 6594 Chicago. B. and Q. joint 4s, bid 94 1.86 principle that has already been estab- points net higher, on covering by re- Chi., MI!. and St. do. gen. 4s, bid . ^ 90'/a •ro,p and gave figures to indicate the. Georgia meal .. 85 has passed. The weakness of the pres- lished to the effect that the court will cc-nt sellers who apparently found very Paul 99«, Chicago, Mil. and St. P. cv. 4%s. .. .101H huge amount already moved. It was . H_!—11 ent position, however, lies in the fact 38% 98H 98% said that more than 70 per cent was | I that the reduction in prices 'has failed not grant a new trial for alleged bias little cotton offering. Chi. and North West- Chicago, R. I. and Pac R. B. col. 4a.. G3 of the jury which has been passed upon Good weather was reported In the ern . . - - - 124% Chicago, R. I. and Pac. Ky. rfg. 4s 7614 ore the farms. There also were late .„ GKOCEKTES. to inspire any considerable amounts of south, except for freezing tempera- Colo££«>•. ^«e' & Jfon . . 27% 2G% 26% Colorado and Southern ref. and' est. cables asserting that the Argentine (Corrected by Ogle-sby Grocery Company.) outside buying-. Today's upturn appar- by the trial judge In a motion for a c n >1 da e<1 26 Axle Greats—Diamond 51.75; No, 1 Mica, tures at a few points in the eastern .° « ' < Gas . -12»H 128«, 128 128% 4 tic , 92 rains were, insufficient. ently was based almost entirely on new trial. In the Hall case the de- i Delaware and Hudson cv. 4s, bid .. 96% Corn made a good recovery, chiefly t6.2u; No. 2 Mica. 54.25. profes«ional operations. fense maintained that one of the jurors Denver and Rio Grande ref. 6s, ofd 71 Cheese—Alderney, 18%. terfere with grinning or the move- owing to profit-taking- by shorts. The He'd Hock Ginger Ala—Quarts,, 19: pinto, The better feeling abroad was of di- ssA up with the corpse of the murd«red Den. & Rio Grande IS 18 17^ 17% DlBtlllers 6s 60% man, that he declared that he wished ment, wihile during the middle of the do. pfd Brie prior lien 4s, bid 83 market suffered a break early, as a J10. Red Kock Syrup, fl.60 per gallon. rect Influence on the market on ac- day a good many private wires were 29',. 29T4 29 " result of fine weather and weak caibles. Candy—Stick, 5%, mixed, 6%: choco- count of liberal buying for foreign ac- he could be drawn on the jury so that DlstU. Securities . 15% IB 15 do. gen. 4s 71H lates, 12c. received here from southern points, Brie 26% do. cv. 4s series "B" 70 Subsequent firmness was helped by count. Berlin took Canadian Pacific he might have a chance to hang the de- 26ii 2654 26 1-s signs that shipping jCall for old corn Salt—-100-lb. bags 53c; ice cream, 50c; and Paris the coppers. fendant, and had used other language which claimed that there -was a poor do. 1st pfd. . . ' . . 40H 39 •£ Illinois Central 1st ref. 4s, bid.. SStfl Ideal. 80c; No. G barrels. $8.25. spot demand and that offering's were do. 2d pfd. . . 33 IntTborough-Met. 4^3 74 H had considerably improved. London's purchases were widely dis- equally strong which was prejudicial General Electric . 139% 140 138^. Inter, Mere. Marine 4Vs« 60 A lew big traders gathered in all the Arm and Hammer Soda—$3.05; keg soda, tributed, being estimated at 30,000 to the defendant at bar. becoming heavier. These advices fail- 2o; Royal Baking powder. 54.-SO; Another principle reaffirmed by th« ed to create any aggressive selling: Great "" "'" 133 H Japan 4Us 88 oats of which scattered longs let go. Hereford'!*, 14.60. uood Luck, $3.76; Success, •shares. pressure, however, and reactions -were Great Northern Kan. City Southern ref. 5y, bid .. 94 The investors ignored liberal stocks in Jl.SO; Rough Hider, Jl.SO. Trading was most active In the first court was that "motions for a new trial , Ctfs 31 30 Vi .10 H Lake Shore deb. 4s (1913.. "T. .. Beanr,—Lima, 7-Ac; navy, S3. Part of the day, and it became dull based upon newly discovered evidence. limited. | Illinois Central 100 Ji IOC Chicago and elsewhere, as well as the are addressed largely to the discretion After the close, it was rumored that j Interborough-Met 1051.4 Louisville and Nashville un. 4s.^ .. .. 93 chances of big imports from Canada. Ink—Per crate, *1.20. after the Immediate requirements of 14 . 1374 Mo.. Kan. and Texas 1st 4s, bid.. . . S9 Jelly—3-lb. pails, J1.35; 4-oz., $2.70. the shorts had been met. Tho market of the trial judge, and this court will ocean freight room had been engaged do. pfd. . . . 59 ' F.8 57% do. gen, 4 Vis, ofd .. 82H Buying on the part of a leading Spaghetti—$1.90. not reverse tils discretion in refusing lor the shipment of about 30,000 bales Inter Harvester . 102 102 Missouri Pacific 4s, bid .. 66% packer, who was said to have been Leather—Diamond oak, 48c then maintained its flrm tone well, in a new trial on such ground unless it is from the local stock, which now Inter-Marine pfd. 13% operating on the short side of the mar- spite of a few weak spots. Mexican ' oKVi««ri •• nter do. conv. 5s, bid 1 .. 78 Pepper—Grain, 15c, ground, 18c, aDUBeo amounts to considerably under thatf* ter- Paper National Bys. of Mexico 4 /&s...... 80' ket, tended to cause an upturn in pro- Flour—Elegant, ?7.00; Diamond, $5.85; Petroleum broke nearly 5 points on the - figure, suggesting that shipment^ here f? . Jump. N. T. Central gen. 8% a, bid .. 80V4 visions. Serious prevalence of hog Self-Rising, $5.76; Monogram, $5.50; Carnaj report that the quarterly dividend has from the south have already been pro- Knn. City Southern 24 do. deb. 4s, ofd . . 89% tlon, 55..'5; Golden Gram, $5.00; Pancacke, 'been passed. New Haven touched a Laclede Gau . . . 96 il* cholera . throughout the best corn- vjdtil with an outlet and the situation Lehlch Valley . . . . 1".. N. H. and Hartford cv. 3>4s.. 68 producing states attracted increased per case. $.1.00. new low reocrd at 77, but rallied later. ATHENS POLICE HUNT, In this respect may have helped the 146% 144% 145 U Norfolk and Western 1st con. 4s.. . . 93 V4 attention. Lard and Compound—Cottolene, $7.20; Business in bonds was small, and Lou. & Nashville .... 130% 130* do. cv. 4s, bid Snowdrift, cases, $6.50, Flake White, »%. afternoon advance, although Decem- Minn. St. p. and S'lt Primary receipts of wheat today Leaf, 13 basis. price movements -were uncertain. Total ber contracts did not fully maintain Nortttrrn Pacific 4s...... •• '.'. 93% sales, par value, $1,880,000. United MEN WHODYNAMITED St. Marie 126 126 126 126 do. 3s .... (Cincinnati missing) were 1,237,000 Bice—5%c to So; grits, 2.30. their premiums, and November con- Mo., Kan. & Texas . 20 ' 20 Oregon Short Line rfdg 4s, bid .. '.'. 90 bushels; a year ago 2,156.000 bushels. Sour Gherkins—Per crate, $1.80; kegs, $11 States bonds were unchanged on call. tinued to sell at a discount. Missouri Pacific . . .27% i!5 26% Penn. con. 4s .. 93% Seaboard clearances of wheat and flour ®re; sweet mixed, kegs, $12.50; olives, 90c BOG ART BANK VAULT Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands, National Biscuit. . .120 120 119 Reading gen. 4s .. 93% were not reported. to $4.60 per dozen. National Lead . . 42% 13.60; do gulf, 13.85. ixo sales. Nat. Hys. of Mexico. St. Loula and San Fran, fg. 4s.. .. , Extracts—lOc Souders, 80c per dozen; 253 do. gen. 5s.. Chicago Quotations Souders, $2 per dozen. ALBANY ARCHDEACONRY 2d pfd 14 13% 18 St. Louis S'western con. 4s 76 % Prev. Sugar—Granulated, $4.80; light brown, Athene, Ga-, November 12.—(Spe- N. Y. Central .... 96% 96 96 94% MEETING AT VALDOSTA COTTON MARKETS. N. Y.. Ont. and West- Seaboard Air Line adj. 6s 73% Open. High. Low. Close. Close. 4%: dark brown, 4',i; domino, » cents. cial.)—The police of this city and Southern Pacific col. 4s 91 WHEAT— ern . . . 2«H 26% 85% 86% 85% 86% county officers of , the surrounding Norfolk & Western ,102% 102% 102% 102% do. cv. 4s 85 Dec .... 85% Valdoata, Ga.. November 12. — (Spe- counties are * following every clew Atlanta, November 12.—Cotton steady; North American ...... 70 68 Southern Pacific R. R. 1st ref. 4s.. 90W May .... 90% 90% 90% 80% 01 PROVISION MARKET. middling- 13%. Northern Pacific . .106% 106% 108% 106% Southern Railway 6s 102% July .... 88% 88% 8T% 87% 8S94 Corrected by White Provision Co. cial.) —Th e Archdeaconry -of Albany, which turns up to locate the-two yegg- Pacific Mall .... 28 22% 23 22% do. gen. 4s , .. .. ,. 73% CORN— Cornfield Picnic Hams, 8 to 8 12*4o comprlBln-g the Episcopal churches men who attempted to bl*w the "Bank Mocon—Steady; middling 13%. Pennsylvania .109% 108 108 107% Union Paclflcr4«..' B4% 69 68% 69 68% Cornfield Hams, 10 to 12 average ISc 'throughout this section, began its Peoples' Gas . . . . 121 121 do. cv. 4s , .. .. », *. .. 90 May ... 69% 70 69% 70 70 Cornfield Hams, 12 to 14 average 17?io regular fall meeting in this city today, of Bogart vault yesterday morning. Athens—Steady; middling 13%. Pitts.. C., C. and St. do. 1st and ref. 4s, bid 9014 July . . 69 tt 69% 69% Cornfield Skinned Hams, 16 to IS aver- with Ht. Rev. Frederick F. Reese, Two heavy blasts of nitroglycerin wera Louis v ..... 80 ' 82% U. S. Rubber 6s 101H OATS— age igc 'bishop, and the ministers in the varl- used, the outter door of the bank 8af» Pittsburs Coal . . . 19 U. 3. Steel 2nd 5s 100 Dec . . . 37% 38 37% 38 38 Cornfield B. Bacon t 260 Fort Movement. 19% May ... 41% 41% 41% 41% Cornfield Sliced Bacon, 1-lb. boxes. 12 o-us towns and cities comprising the was torn off, the building damaged Galveston—Quiet, middling 18%, net rt Pressed Steel Car . . 24% i!* Virginia-Car. Chemical SB 94^4 41% archdeaconry, in attendance. The fol- considerably, and the inner door with- ceipts 29,583, gross 29.583; salea 150; stock Pull. Pal. Car . 152 162 VVabosh 1st and ext. 4s, bid 48 July . . . 41^4 41% 41% to case 13.76 Reading 168 % 158% 169% 158% Western Md. 4s. bid 76^4 PORK— Grocers Style Bacon, wide and narrow 19o lowing program has been arranged: stood even the third attempt with ex- 246,152, exports to Prance 14,661; to contl- Jan . . . 20.10 20.22 20.07 20 22 20.12 November, 12—7:30 p. m. Evening plosives. iient l-t.3^4. Rep. Iron & Steel 18% 18% Westlnghouse Electric cv. (a 91% Cornfield Fresh Pork Sausage, link or ' do.- pfd 78f 79 Wisconsin Central 4s 86% May . . 20.10 20.25 20.07 20.25 20.16 bulk, in 25-lb. buckets 18 Vic prayer and address by Rev. William H. The would-be safe-breakers, becom- LARD— Cornfield Frankforts, 10-lb. cartons... 13c New Orleans—Quiet; middling 13 3-16; net Rock Island Co. . . .14% 14% 14 13% Hlggina. ing alarmed, fled. Hounds traced them do. pfd. ... 23% 2E 22^ 21 Nov . . . 10.60 10.65 10.60 10.65 10.65 Cornfield Bologna Sausage, 25-lb. boxes 12c November 18—10 a. m. Holy com- receipts 19.300; gross 19,899, sales 3,410; Foreign Finances. Jan . . . 10 72 10.77 10.72 10.77 10.72 Cornfield Luncheon Ham, 26-lb. boxes. . to a swamp, and the trail vanished.. stock 181,019, exports to France 10.900; Bt. Lout? and San munion. 8:00 pi m. Business meet- Twice in the past two weesk a bank Pran. 2d pfd. . . . May . . . 10.90 10.95 10.86 10.95 10.90 Cornfield Smoked Link Sausage, 25-lb. Ing and smelter. Fa-per, "A Study- of coli&twise 645, to Mexico 2,322. Seaboard Air Line . London. November 12.—Consols for money SIDES— boxes He in conee county has been attempted. do. pfd 729-1; consols for account 72%. Bar silver Nov. . . 10.50 10.47 Cornfield Smoked Link Sausage In the Acts of the Ajpostleg," Rev. Wil- . The flrst, at Farmlngton, resulted In a Mobile—Steady; middling 13%; net re- eiosg-Shef.eld steel quiet at 27%d. Money 3%®4. Discount Jan . . . 10.62 10.70 10.60 10.70 10.65 pickle. 60-lb. cans $5.50 liam H. Higglns. 7:80 p. m. Evening '•haul of several hundred dollars for the) ceipts 1,9^5, srobs 1.925; sales 202; stock '51,- & Iron rate, short bills 5; three months 415-16. May. . . 10.76 10 82 10.76 10.82 10.76 Cornfield Frj.nkforts in pickle 16-lb, prayer and address "by Rev. William B. yeggmen. U6S; exports coastwise 465. Southern Pacific . . Paris, November 12.—Rentes, 87 francs kits , $ j.85 Sams. , Southern Railway . . 87% centimes. Exchange on London 26 - Receipts In Chicago. Cornfield Pure Lard, tierce basis 11 %c Nfvem'ber 14-^-10 «_ m. Morning Savannah—Quiet; middling 13%; net re- i francs 31 centimes. Estimated Country Style Pure Lard, 50-lb. tins... 12c do. pfd Berlin, November 12.—Exchange on Lon- prayer, IJtany and sermon, "Obliga- ceipts 11,024; gross 11.0J4; sales 1,228; stock Tenn..Copper . . Today. Tomorrow. Compound Lord, tierce basis 9&c tion," Rev. Gerald A. Cornell. -12 m. STARVATION IS FEARED 232,4B6, exports coastwise 3,498. Texas & Pacific don 20 marks 49 H pfennigs. Money 3 per Wheat, care 83 32 D. S. Extra Ribs ll%c cent. Corn, cars ...... 55 71 Automobile ride and lunch at Ocean Union Pacific . . D. S. Bellies, medium average 12 4.c Pond. 7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and FOR NATIONAL CAPITAL Charleston—Steady; middling 13%; net re- do. pfd. . . . Oats, cars 147 100 D. S. Rib Bellies, light average lie ceipts 3,994, gross 3.094, sales, none; stock TJ. S. Realty . . Money and Exchange. Hogs, head 40,009 29.000 concluding address, Rt. Rev. Frederick 82,333; exports to continent 14,100, coastwise TJ. S. Rubber . A1XANTA UVESTOCK MABKET. F. Reese, D. D. 274. U. S. Steel . . . New Tork, November 12. — Call money Primary Movement. By W. H. White, .Jr., of the White Provision Washington. November 12. — Starva- do. -pfd. . . . firm at 3%@>4; ruling rate, 3%; closing, Wheat—Receipts 1,237,000, against 2,166,- Company. tion will stalk through the national Wilmington—Nominal; net receipts 3,598; Utah Copper . . . 000 last year. Shipments 690,000, against GFood to choice steers, 1,000 to 1,200 fftt I FfTftK ' capital's streets within 1the next few gross 3,596, sales, none; stock 34,971. Va.-Car. Chem. . Time loans weaker; sixty and ninety days, 713.000 last year. pounds, $6.00 to ?6.50. V»«^*«**«aV»M \SM\ v-^ara > in tlio rvrilnlnn nl ITrnntllTi T> Wabash .... 5; six months. 4%@5. Corn—Receipts 394,000, against 384,000 last Good steers, SOU to 1,000 pounds !5 75 to Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the Norfolk—Firm; middling 13 6-16; net re- do. pfd. Prime mercantile paper, B%|$>6. year Shipments 669,000, against 336,000 last 56.00. DIES AT CARROLLTON navy, unless something • is done to ceipts 4,015, gross 4,015; sales 1,234; stock i Western Maryland Sterlinc exchange firmer; sixty davs. year. Medium to good steers, 700 to 860 pounds, cheapen the cost of food supplies and 29,^11; exports coastwise 6,011. Western Unio~ ' n 4.8085; demand. 4.S520. $5.25 to $5.50. provide for more liberal receipts, In Weatinghouse Bloc. Commercial bills, 4.80%. Grain. Good to choice beef cows, 800 to 900 Carrollton, Go., November 12.—(Spe- an address to the chamber of •com- Baltimore—Nominal; middling 13%; stock Wheeling & Lake Bar silver, 59%. pounds, $4.75 to $5.50. ,cial.)—Pascha/ - .* lJ.« JP . Kingsbery1 J i ^i JI ,1 _ a j. memf - mercII*Ci V*ed lasAA0It. nighJ1JKK1t, MrJ.U.L -. RoosevelJLVWOV V C**t. advocat(*V1 T «JVi«,l,—- 6,581. Erie . — Mexican dollars, 46. Chicago, November 12.—Cash- Wheat. No. Medium to good cows, 700 to 800 pounds, toer of one of the oldest and beet fam- j d the establishment of a municipal Total'sale's for today 283,700 shares. $4,26 to $4.50. e Government bonds steady; railroad bonds 2 red 94%@96-Ji; No. 2 hard 87@88; No. 2 llles of Carrollton, died here early yes- Imar ket system and the adoption ot Boston—Quiet: middling 13.60; net re- irregular. northern 8889; No. 2 spring 87@88; velvet Good to choice heifers, 7GO to 860 pounds. terday morning. Mr. Kingsbery was plans for farm sites nearer to the city's ceipts 246, gross 9,038, soles, none; stock Stocks recording sales of 10,000 and more chaff 84@88W; durum 80@84%. 57 years old. He had been in falling gates 31,404; exports to continent 75. shares were: f . Corn. No. 2 71%® 71%; No. 2 white 71>/4(9 Medium to good heifers, 650 to 7EO pounds, health for the past several months and Amalgamated Copper ,->•«»« Treasury Statement. 72; No>2 yellow 72@72^4. $4.25 to $4.60. Philadelphia—Steady, middling 13.85; Canadian Pacific .. .10,000 Oats, standard 40%@41. The above represents rullns prices of has been critically ill for some time. Lehigh Valley .. .13,800 Washington, November 12.—The condition good quality of beef cattle. Inferior grades Mr. Klngrsbery was a faithful member •tock 4,184. .34.000 of the United States treasury at the begin- Rye, No. 2 63@83i5. of the Prenbyterlan church, a ipromi- Reading .32,900 ning of business today was: Barley, 54@80. and dairy types selling lower. New York—Quiet; middling 13.60; net re- Union Pacific . . . .46.600 Net balance in general runa. J123.312.72*. Timothy, [email protected]. nent Mason and Odd Fellow and was ceipts, none, sross 7,022. sales 100; stock United States Steel Total receipts yesterday, 51,814,431. Clover. [email protected]. Mixed to common steers, If fat, SOO to very efficient In the office of tax col- ASHLEY & CO. 41,883, exports to continent 2,350; coastwise Total payments yesterday, 71,439 265 St. Louis, November 12.—Cash: Wheat, No. 900 pounds, $4.60 to $6.60. lector, which ha had held for a long 3,923. 2 red !>3»,4@95i/i; No. 2 hard 85©31. Medium td common cows, If f«.t, 700 to number of yeare. He Is survived by INVESTMENT SECURITIES. The deficit this fiscal year is $6,592 177 800 pounds, $3.75 to J4.76. Mining Stocks. against a deficit of 14.330,217 last year' Corn No. 2 and No. 2 white 76. his wife and a son and daughter, Mr. Third National Bank Bid;*., Atlanta. Texas Cltr—Net receipts 1,105; stock H,- exclusive of Panama canal ana public debt Oats, No. 2 39%; No. 2 white 41. Mixed common, 600 to 800 pounds, $3.25 Harry Kingsbery and Mrs. J. H. Las- 017, exports coastwise 88 Boston. November 12.—Close mining: Ari- transactions. St. Louis, November 18.—Close: Wheat, to $3.76. New York Boston Baltimore zona Commercial 4%. Calumet »»86M.- Above quotations apply to cornfed hogs, <2uUe °a cheerful 'tone developed on the er cotton and lard markets. Closing prices Corn, December 70; May 71%@72. mast and peanut fattened, one cent to one Total since September 1 at all ports 4,266,- stock exchange. Traders are taking a more were 4 points higher to 3 net lower. Baler), and one-half cents under. 139. hopeful view of the Mexican outlook and New York and Paris advices were better. The dealings, however, were largely pro- Prime crude, 5.98: sales, prime summer Liverpool Grain. JENKS, GWYNNE CO. Exportb Wednesday — To France 25.561; fessional, but advices .. ere recorded ev- yellow, [email protected]; November, 6.94; Decem- Liverpool, November 12.—"Wheat, spot Metals. Continent 38,949; Japan 2,434; Mexico 2.S22. erywhere and especially in Mexican and dia- ber, 6.96: January, 7.07; February. 711- steady: No. 1 Manitoba SB lid; No. 2 fis mond shares. Even consols recovered a T^T^'p--'-jcn, «.^i>-; -'ft-'"April-, --•*!•Y.XT;- *&¥-•*!;**.>May, 7.84; JJune»ne', SiT*. -M^ -i ci sa Futures easy: December New York, Noveniber 12.—Lead quiet at MEMBERS Total stock at United States ports 968,846. !?mall eiriy los» and the markets closed t. Prime winter yellow. [email protected]; prime e^lil^A' March 7, l%d, May 7s l^d. 34.30ffpl.40 London, £19 Gs 3d. summefo!forrws'-hlte' 7'i0®T-*°- Putures «"Ured 6Bcorr?.d potdu?l;7: American mined 6s 6d; La Spelter, quiet at [email protected]: London, £30 New Yorfc Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange Interior Movement. "Tmerlcan securities opened slightly high- ionuw3. Plat•**!„*,a» future«».,*:,,.„B „s ««„,,easy;. December 4s 7d, January 12s 6<3. Houston—Stpady; middling- 1S%: net re- er The market wan supported during the 4s 9%d. Copper, weak; standard spot to January, New York Stock Exchange New York Coffee Exchanga eeipts 28,691. grross 28,69%; shipments 27.149; November tlt.SSiSilB.2S; electrolytic, »[email protected]; sales 2.62G; stock 1G5.339 laVly trading and prices advanced from H December Chicago Board of Trade January . . lake. $16.50, nominal. Casting, JIG.26. February , Coffee. Tin, firm; spot, $89.37 @39.62, nominal; Augusta —Steady ; middling 13%: net re- tfnlor? PacTfrtu-th^^^^^^ March .. New York, November 12. —Th e coffee casting, $15.25. Associate Members of Liverpool Cotton Association ceipts 2.163; gross 2.469; shipments 1,132; April . . . . markets-was higher today on covering: and Tin, firm: spot, |39.37@33.«2; November t,ales 754; stock 53,871. taVhe'ate trading.8 Tbe closing was and December, [email protected]; January, $39.37 May .. .. buying for a reaction. Rallies in European ©39.62. Memphis-i-Steady ; middling 18%; net re- June .. . . markets and higher cost and freight of- Antimony dull; Cookson's, 97.60. ceipts 6,090; gross 7,801; shipments 7,628; ferings from Brazil helped the advance. Iron, quiet and unchanged. < WSlRsmcoteXavlerSt 15 BROAD STREET 205-7 Weis Bunding sales 3,350, stock 120.745. Hubbard Bros. A Co. After opening firm at a gain of IB to 23 London markets closed as follows ew Tork. November 12.—Although ca- points the market sold 31 to 34 net higher. Copper, firm; apot, £68; futures, £67 10s. MONTREAL CANADA NEW YORK CITY NEW ORLEANS. LA. St. Louis — Dull: middling 13%; net re- bles -were slightly better than due rumors Live Stock. Realizing and bear pressure caused reac- Tin, steady; spot, £179 IBs, futures, £181 ceipts 959; grass 5.389; shipments 4.B80; of a large estimate by a prominent Memphis Chica November 12.—Ho tions later, with the close barely steady 10s. sales, none; stock 10,509. snot house prevented our market-from Im- Iron, Cleveland -warrants. 49s 6d. was subsa- of sales, [email protected]; lieht, »[email protected]; mix- 142,000. St. Louis, November 12.—Lead, $4.20, iu'eit^le'nu'd! ""Tiler?" waPnot the heavy Spot steady; Rio No. 7. 0%; No. 4 San- Spelter. ?B.17%_. ^ , Cincinnati —Ne t receipts 2,555; gross 2,556; ed, $7.60Ca<8.26; heavy, [email protected]; rough, tos, 13. shipments 821; sales, none; stock 11,269. r a a *[email protected]. plgB, [email protected]. cotSon waB o£fe?ed on a aulet narrow mar- Cattle—Receipts, 26,000; steady to 15c low- Mild dull; Cordova, 13%016%, nominal. cotton wa* olio (rom the south mdicate -- Little Rock — Nominal; middling; 13; n«t er; beeves, [email protected]; Texas steers, $6.iiO© 7,70; stackers, ¥[email protected]; cows and heifers, FORT VALLEY PREPARES receipts 1.803; gross 7,803: shipments 557; lower at 5$525; Santos 100 rels lower, fours, Atlanta Appraisal Company sales, none; fatock 36,813. $3.26®8.15; calves, $7.00® 11.26. . ,.,„- Sheep—Receipts, 60,000; weak, mostly 15 I 6*100: Esevens, 5$300. Futures, 150 to 175 FOR BIG FEAST NOV. 18 re er. * ' to 30c lower; native, t4.16©5.35, western, JS "">, *4.25<8>5.26, yoarllng-s, J5.60®>6.S'0; lambs, Brazilian receipts. 87,000. Charles m. Jackson, Manager New Orleans Cotton. J6.lOlg7.85; western, [email protected]. Futures ranged as follows: Mayor O. M. Houser, of Fort Valley, St. Louis, November 12.—Cattle: Receipts Opening. Closing. accompanied by A. M. Seifort, of the 4,500, Including 1,000 Texans; steady; chotee January . .. .. 9.35 bid 9.48@ 9.49 Georgia Fruit Exchange, and J. H. Gould Building} Atlanta, Ga. to fine steers, [email protected]; good to choice February .. 9.50®9.69 9.82® 9.64 steers, 58.50 @8.76; dressed and butcher March ...... 9.70 bid 9.77® 9.78 Speer, of the Hale orchards, was in steers, J7.GO cg> S.OO; stockers. ?5.00®7.50, April...... 9.759.86 9.90® 9.al Atlanta yesterday morning In the in- Texas steers. [email protected]; Texas cows and May ...... 10.01 bid 10.031gllO.05 terest of Fort Valley's Georgia" Prod- heifer. [email protected]. June . . ..10.10 bid [email protected] ucts Day dinner, next Tuesday. Hoes—Receipts. 12,000, higher; pigs and July ...... 10.22 bid [email protected] Mr. Houser, who visited Acting Sec- Established 1893 lights, »[email protected]. mixed and butchers, <7.60 August. . . . 10.26 @10 30 [email protected] retary-Manager Charles D. McKinney, @8.15 good heavy, $8.0008.15. i September. .. 10.33 bid [email protected] of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, Sheep—Receipts 4,700; Tower; muttons uctober. . . . .10.38 10.42 [email protected] said that Fort Valley would have a G1BERT & CLAY small crop clolms. trade will *[email protected], yearlings $5.00® 6.00, lambs , November 9.22® 9.2B dinner pf Houston county products ex- The market opened steady at a rise of 2 to $5 25®8.00. ' (December...... 9.27 bid 9.34® 9.37 ,.., jcp-rfrON MERCHANTS the bbalanca,aneee clusively that would be second to none! 7 points. Cables were not better than due become nervous areronuumriB tomsht Kansas City. Noveniber 1'J.—Hogs—Re- JV#n> Yort CoMon Exchange, Aeiv Orleans Cotton Exchange and the weather map was very favorable, of their supplies. . "jo'joo falea has been ceipts 13.000; steady, bulk $7 i!0@790. heavy In the statu. He said that preparations roo r *[email protected], heifers and butrhfTfa [email protected]; ' Rice. were making for not less thanflv e hun- Associate Members Liverpool Co'ton Association with promise of more favorable weather to that freight ^ ^ om this market, r come. Brokers, however, had good buying )m nt rr light $7.50® 7 S >. piBi $8.23 ©7.25. X^w Orleans. November 12.—A strong and dred people, and some noted Georgians orders to fill on the opening call and soon 1 tf. to C"j.ttl<— Receipts 9,000. including 700 south- active tone continues to rule rough Hon- would act as spellbinders. 21 S. William St., New Yerk 822 Graviar St., Ntw Orleans after the call prlc-ea wero S points up. Soon '- erns, steady to 10< lower, prime fed steers duras and .Tapdtt rice, the cT^an grade be- Orders solicited for purchase or sale of cotton for future deir»enr. Liberal «dv*aeM the advance was -widened to 11 to 12 points, "SveSoff points advance^".* sa [email protected]; dieaaeil beef steern $6.70(5)8.75, made on spot cotton lor delivery. Correspondence invited. A southern steers S500SK840 i OWH 5t.25©7.00, coming quiet. Quote rtougli Honduras, but lonss, took profits on this and In the 1 fl!.:>5(j!>5.00. Japan. $2.2504.00, clean Hon- oitrly afternoon the market had fallen off heifers SD.-otfr' * 00, btorkcrs $~i tiOcf2i7.r>u. duras. f,<8i«'i, Japan. :;'/ @4. Receipts- 17 TIGERS ON TRIAL to \\lthln 1 to 2 points of yesterday'^ close, Jofcn F. Black & Co. Sbeep—Receipts 15,000: lower, lambs $7.25, 1 ©8.10; yearlings ?5.40(§)6.25, wethers $4,50@ Rough, 5,807: rlean, 3,536, millers ;i,(j17. i ,ater there \v as considerable strength on he r yale-i. 2.J54 sacks rough Hondurasailt ?J.40 AT M1LLEDGEVILLE display on fresh long buying and tlie trad- •X e \^ York, Nov ember 12.—T Li^; ^ 5.50; ewes $4.00<&Ki 05. ff*M 50; 1,064^ .sacks Japan at $2.80@3fjO. 1 ing months went 1J to 1J points over yes- iouisvlllp, Ky , !\ovember 12.—Cattle—Re- J.Ofjfi potketb clean Honduras a terdas 'B final quotation^. Tho close was ceipts 150: slow, steady; $2 [email protected]. 377 pockets Japan at S 7-1 C. John F ". Blade & steady at a net sain of r> to 10 points. i Hogs—Receipts 2,200; 5c lonei , good de- arilleUseville, Ga., November 12.— mand; range $2.50 @ 8 15. (Special.)—-Following; the arrest last e»VMi-e»ir«i<3».i>i. v. tiBOt cotton quiet. % off: middling 133-16, enabled the VA?.. ° rr>v,G close was steady. sales) on the spot l,42fi bales; to arrive 1.985; 0 P in Sh**ep—rReceJpt.5 50, steady. lambg 7c Navftl Stores. I week of seventeen alleged violators of low 'ordinary •) 11-16. nominal; ordinary 10%, | Vive%ool is du^to^1ieJ/, to 3 points up. down, sheep 3^.c down. tlie prohibition law in this city, Judge Members rfeta York Cotton Exchange from .t* \>otn!nal: good ordinary 12%; strict good or- j Savannah, Ga., November 12.—' 'urpontlne | \Vhilden, of the police court, has been Members. Nnc York Co'lee Exchana* • Unary 32=s: lo\v middling 1211-16; strict firm at 4J% to 43%, sales. 740, receipts, busy trying the cases. Warrants for lovr middling 1215-18; middling 133-]b;| •I3<>. shipments, v!3: stocks, £S,081. Rosin t:, ember i Chicago Board at Trait* Comparative Port Receipts. Country Produce. firm, salPH, S.fliC; receipts, 2,431; shipments, Icuoping whisky for illegal sale have strict middling 137-16, goodT middling' r been issued under the city ordinance, J3 11-16; strict good middling 13 4: middling J New York, Noveniber 12.—Butter firm, l >S, stocks 161,210. A, B, C, D, B, F. O, W c xolici? o*-dtrr ifi Co-*ion. Coffee, <^rain <•?»? 51.80, I. $5.00, K. ?4.40. M, $500; N, ?6.00; And each of those against whom cases fair 145-16. nominal: middling fair to fair year- receipts 6,700 tiibi,, creamery extras, 34 1111-16, nominal, fair 151-16, nominal; re- day laai @>5; first. 28@32, thirds, 240241^. \nrulo\\ glass, 56.60: water white; f«.75. have been made will have to appear ccip&t, 19,300; stock 1S1.01S,. 1813 1913 \\ilmlngton. N_.. . C..... _._Novembe. r 12.—Spirits I before the police court. .29,539; thirds, 30 ©36. 53.00 and fs.00. "' 'i'by the city charter, and binding them Charleston .. 4.03S Dressed poultry steady, fresh killed, over under a $500 bond to the state increased demand; prices ea&ier; middling Wilmington .. western jchi< kens, 13^@23; fo,vls, IS^IS1/*;, fair 7.SI; good middling, 7.54; middling, ,'. lioiri 3.S34 tjjurts. i s HANOVER SQUAEE, NEW YORK Norfolk . 8.100 turkej-y. spring-, 20@23. 7 40- low middling. 7.18; good ordinary. 6.54, Port Arthur . Chicago, November It—Butter unchanged. Petroleum, Hides, Leather. Members New Vork Cottoa lisoh «nge. New Grlean» Cotton B»_ ordinary, 6.20. Sales, 10,000, including Now 9 ->00 American and 1,000 for speculation and Pacific Coast . ""£'46 lOggs unchanged; receipts. 3.690 cases. York, Noveniber 12. — Petroleum .New York Produce ISjicnange; as»oci at* members Liverpool Cotton AIICM export. Receipts. 15,000. including 14,COO Boston . t,105 Cheese lower, daisies, 15@15%; twins, 15 steady. Hides easy. Leather firm. G. W. JORDAN IS ELECTED elation. Orders solicits fbi- tHb pur chaise and sale of cotton and cotto» Vmei'can. futures closed steady. Texas City .. 11.170 m. Estimated Receipts Thursday. have been* severe." Nashvi > Tenn., November 12.—At ATLANTA Gibert & Clay. Galveston 13.500 to 21,500, against 2.6,179 These were the words of Recorder a meeting of the executive committee PENSACOLA-, FLA. Dry Goods. Nash R. Broyles, in police court Wed- oJE the Southern Sociological congress New York. November 12.—Business 16.000 to 18,000. against nesday morning," when Police Commisr held here today, Memphis was chosen [14,307 last year. New Tork, November 1-.-—Cotton goods sloner A. R. Klng.his brother,* Ifc W. as the convention city of the congress markets wero quiet for the dar. Worsted King, and their foe, K. W. Or'ee/iWay, in 1914. Tlhe meeting will be held Mav to-light offerings heavy Semi*Weeklf Interior Movement. yarns also -were quiet with an easing ten- . AUDIT COmPAIMY OF THE SOUTH 191it^3n 1912IOT->. 1911, dency in the coarser end. Domestic em- were arraigrned on charges whijoH grew 8-15 and will be co-ordinate with that Receipts.' ..107,583 170,42(! 145,536 broideries sold well for spring. On under- out of their spebtacular alteruation at of the national Conferences of- Chari- • C. 9. MKT2, C. P, A, Prwidun. ' 150,306 121,923 wear lines opened for fall 1914 advances of Five Points Monday ties and Correctiona £nd the National nenauc 432,698 27,828 36 cents per dozen were announced. The fines were paid. association of Settlement Worker*. (2742S CMtfttr BlllWtn» ' ATLANTA. lower class cotton found a poor market.

KWSPAPERl THE ATLANTA, THUBSBAY, NOV^MBEB 13, 1913. Page Fifteen LOST AND HELP WANTED—Male SITUATION WT'D—Male RAILROAD SCHEDULES SALESMEN AJNO SOLICITORS* ** IF YOU b«v» city acattatniancoK ana *ui de- employed. open_foren»-agementthorou«h- SECRETARY knowing the right*ol HELD AS tor th» finder's «wnj"' upon conviction *•""- DAY TO DAY to the Atlanta Terminal Station. particulars. ' BXPKRIEHSTCED hotel clerk want* position, OF BRIDE'S FAMILY; tlwi Atlanta and W«»t Point Railway lire Life Building. Atlanta. Ga. city or country, popular with guests. Ad- ^ .. - 'J? them until No. Arrive From— Nc« Depart' KmPle of the m0"ey t0 found ana JB*? Want , „ "experienced salesman with dreag C E92. Conetitutlon. • Weal Pt 8 15 am •Kir- t? «, T-Tn.UV.c. ~t r\~*> ">iaae quickly in Atlanta real estate, i such expense an established trade, to represent ue In WANTED—By experienced white man poal- •4«WestPtt. * 55 am 3SKT*wOr... 6:4C*ra 1« Col'mhua.lO 2 governoes v/ v c» n\Jir o.ii^i. ancLiiyy p-. /ftree. . t »Structure_ . »« »— s on th—e ,Tpropt t - •**• *"•• s'" *eam* -.»-«—e —SVJday-'pleaso - — " let" the owner 'pound". "Year'a~°eontract. Imperial Mfff. Co.. address" 3 31 *care*'fcon«titntjon" 25 am bavarfnah ... 5 95 pm cjal ) — Patntk t,rserj has been ar- state, was in Atlanta a few hours on ?«> ^rlng atTout ?17o per month in knowl-yc^ng' ^ Ftank Kempton. Dept. 78. Pampas. Kan. —- '~- Macon' 10 60 atnlValdosta. ... 830pm rested het'e on the charge of poisioning ,., i j i-ti ^ , , tent now The sale was made by STOLEN—From Inman Park, white, malo MAGAZINE tlif entire family of his bnde in ordei Wednesday and while here visited Smith weie t-iKtn ao ill that it w capital adjusting som< suirouiidiujf thf .Htrangc iickne-i'3 land claims through the agricultura !«em«a sufepiciouy and an investigation department and smilingly acknowl wai, made l>v the fimilv phjiictan, JJi edsed that "some points she had V !i Oirtman gained, somt. she had compromised and on North Forsyth street, Will .return to Daniel Bros. Co MEN 20 to 40 years old wanted at once for Constitution. fSWash'ton 6 25am S2 Ft Valley 1-lS am It ia alletced in analysis of the toon Some she htld lost ' | muvmovue sriuri.ishortlv a.j.itsafterr thtutes .Limfirsut viof. thi.ii^e> FOTjNI>poiiND—Whit— wmte spivspitzs **UBdog., jj«v*vwpicked* u»*jp» bwyj uvdoge wiw——.electric. railwa.—y, .rnotorme— w n and conduct- - ,, ^ YOUNG man with ten yearsr mercantile 12 Sh'veport S 10 am 3D B ham... G 50 am which thoy li id eaten showed the bis- The principal reason Miss Hobbs vear to offices In the remodeled bham- wagon near Peachtree sstt . Apply 44 Rhodes ore. ?60 to tlOO a monthmonth,,_ no^experiencno experience i 4^,.^.^^ wit ot came east she declared was the fact »*«• "f commerce buildlnir This firm atreet , necesaary flne opportunity, no^'1":^*"^ bookkeeper salesman, shipping clerk or of- IT Toccoa.. s 10 am 12 Richmond C &0 am • the; in\ ei.tiifJ.tion, it t-tiiitw e*i.si, ane aeciareo, was tne ia<-i ^_ _,,^«n,, i.—,..„ f^^ tt.-. .., *^«o,irn ^o- =-r^—: . ^.^. .• •»«^.,^^TT ~.f nv»ri*nit KT ' Immediately for application blanK. Aaoress ( fjce mtia can uao typewriter, adding ma- 20 Heflin. . 8 10 am J3 Kan City. 7 00 am <•) said, pointed to I rstr-v as having that Governor West -was making e£- ^elo „..„.,t ut ,..-, ., pasaengc. . - - __ chine, multlgraph or any other office appll- 29 Nev Yorktl 15 am 16 Brunsw k 7. 4B am iclininist< i< d me poison to the tloul forts to collect scattered public lands i <3'o'n "the "tlo^v ell" Mill "road it1*53^^sr^^£'K^g»&^'"9 816, factory number 16,351. H. E Moz- HEAD WAITER, colored, must be thorough- ance. Address C-6C6. Constitution 4 ClKicta galfl 35 am 29 R ham.. .11 30 am in ly familiar with first-clasa service for a 7 Macon .10 46 am 38 New Y k.,11 00 am riom whirh the biscuits wei( cookei in Oregon and trade them to the gov- I &mall Snlca ley Marietta. Ga. Actions Culled I nu-snul. A iirown female Collie dog, T..V.. country clu— b In Georgia^ -. . Do not apply unless 2? Ft. Val. 10 46 am 40 Charrto .1;! 00 n'u tiseiy is aeclaieu to have puixlms- ernment for a ^ore compact area ^^ & number of -maU ga]es an. white ruff and Set. Call Ivy 6177-1*. you_glve_.beayou give beat oft referencereferenco.. Addresa Box SITUATIONS W'T'D—Female 21 Columbuaao BO am C Jackie 11.10 am iimnl«3 NAVY TRAINED MEN IN DEMAND—Any 37 New York B 00 pm G Clncln'tl. 5 10 urn. that he pi^etl into evujthinK In the tal 1Sl a fiVT«™. I man who has served creditably In the "ns«"k 7 30 pm 28 ft. valley 6 JO am w ho had expected to greet sume 200 cl ia Hellin.... 0,45 prfl house esperlallj in the kitehen mrl "inonso d 9S 15 nm Dantry, wher< the flour and uncopked austere looking person—-onf of those 56 pm lOMacon... & SO pin ivornen with a 'purpose" Ha a ga la9 35 pm 44 Watm'ton 8 4G pra. lood was kept T stre >B pm Z Jackv'ie. .10 00 pm Then suddenlj T rseo took Ills wlCQ I am returning home said AIiss 10 -'° 24 Jack'lo...lO 30pm *rirt baby aw ty from the Ross home Hobbs, \Ia iNew urleans While I have 8 11 Shreve t..ll 00 pm without fcayins when ha would re- been away I have learned that my //Jack'liMo 8 10 pm 13 Cinclnn tl 8 20 pm turn 14 Clnclnn'i 11 30p m 14 Jack'l* ..11 40pm ^ecoiding to Mrs Ross he told hei •state wheie wor i have voted since All trains run daily Central time. li^t. November, put several of our t J not to uso the flour a m w sack of smaller towns in the drv column Of rlt-ncl"nroper tv" b\ "tho* ChVYsea" Lan^d ' DK^ TlfcSTK ¥ " EMdner for~I6"acre'fruck farm In suburbs WEL1. EDUCATED~younS lady^wanta port-' City Ticket Olflce No. 1 Peachtrae St. ivhlch had 1 ttelv boon pui'liasrrl courbL, the wo'mcn buftrafflsts are fomrfan^ ana Thomson & X^nes are ' THE GEOHtlA DBNTAZ.^TlU-ORS. 101% «* Atlanta. Good 4-room house an_d aH_olt_y . tlon as.prlvate secretar,_ Ability to take Monday morning Lrst-i^ unexpect- n c On car line. Call Mr. Wayne, charge of office Very rapid on machine claimms- the victory „„bhow„ n in, th„.„e „bal e o_.f . th„ e G-reen B ^WiHe^auTtreeT.TornerMUcneH----- . ... r otte-« r th-^e fg j^d« n«% References Address C 813 Constitution Arrival and Departure of edly appeared iprain it tht Hos^. home I myself haven t t,tiUd mj politico ^idair homestead In Druid Hills The following prices for a few days Trains, Atlanta. Whole l>'umily \\ in 111. Se« of teeth $5.00 WANTED—Partner in well established, pay- HIGH-GRADE stenographer wants position The entile familv win writhing in Kt I am the onlv state officer in announcement of the purchase of the, 22-K. Gold. Crown $300 ing manufacturing business, good salary to where quality counts. Miss A, P. O. Box The following schedule figures ar* isrony Despite the protests of his Oregron whose name appears, In the elptht aere-s for $85000 la made else- | Brldgework ...... *..*. . *4 00 right party; very little capital required. Ap- 341 published oulj as Information and ar« state blue book who doesn t have my I « hi re in The Constitution White Crowns ...... »3.00 ply 130 tfr Peachtree st. room 7. BATES lor Sltuatloa W«ntrt ad*. 3 not guaranteed: wife that she might rein tin to attend 50o *i»uii» except Sunday. her parents In their illness L/rserj politics registered ' — ___,_, I or Amalgam Fillings. WANTED—Boy over 16 with wheel, deliver lino on* tint*. 1O ctnte; 3 clou*. }• «MU. ••Sunday Only. it Is said took her to his own hom« ' I came with governor W cst three I PROPfcRl'V TRANSFERS Oold . .... »i.oo on route, learn the business. Apply bo- Sfti ts-ith orttorB »Jw«ya> ^^^^ { j eai s a^.0 as his stenoerraphei I wa^ , Warranty Deeds Bring this coupon. It will entitle you to tween 1 and 2 153 Whitehall. Friends of the Ross familv leainins > > >0—J D Butler to Joseph b Collins, , discount. latei of Uistu's letlons lit cran an ippolnted private secietarv or aide NK 380 Cameron street B0xl45 feet Septem- MEN—18 to 35. wishing to be railway mall Union Passenger Station. investigation ot the r ise whuli re las>t yeai COMPOUND OXYGEN—Made dally for ca- clerka, $75 month, apply for Information _Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic. suited in his ariest i meet the public, act as hu'fei to -The Columbian Book company to C tarrh, deafneaa, diseases of nose and P-748 care Constitution. 1115. chief but if It oamc to a chcjce I \\'"cochran' lot on"soutn" side Spencer" street, throat and ears This Is the season to be WANTHD—A partprr. active cr stlont. with Effective aept J8. i^eave In the eouiity jail \ i s< i \ dtnifb e»i- jam not prepared to saj whether or 200 feet west of Chestnut s,(rpet 32^107 feet cured Special reduced rates. Dr. George WANTED—Younc man over 21 to act as a little cash, to CO Into the automobile Brunswick. Waycroaa phatlcally the chaise against him He Brown, 312-14 Auateii building. salesman and learn real estate business tUBlness, repairing and overhauling, selling and Ihomaaville . « 30 am 7 30 Bin waived prelinnnarv ex inriiu ttion and not 1 would turn to politics (or a June 17 1907 See Mr Merrcll. C01-2 Empire Lifn bldg. Cordele . „ •1236pm *4 0« pm t ire«i Some women are suited to it 5700 _ Fourth National Bank at Atlanta to , MATERNITY SANITARIUM — Private, re- on consignments and trailing for real estate, Brunswick. Waycron his bond was tixed at 55 oim He w vs aamce aame property November 11 nned, home-like-,, limited number of pa- WANTED—One white office boy. Apply 906 ••nine gasoline oil and accemortea, I have unable to obtain this amount ind will i but then agam—" $30 000 — Atlantic Ice and Coal corporation i tiento cared tor. Homes provided for In- Austoll bldg., after 9 30 a, in. Chance for the eiporiecco and one of the lot! location* and 7'homasvllU . . g 16 pm 10 00 pm i emain in jail j Interested In Stnnton. to'Erneit Woodruff lot on south side De- rants, infants for adoption. Mra. M. T. advancement. In tne city for the business. Address or call Bleeping cars on meat traiua be- VIr ROBS ind his tamilj will lecovei catur street 204 feet eaat^of_&rant_ street, j,iuchell. 26 Windsor atreet. WANTED—Barbers to know we carry full and «t-e me, 382 Peacbtre* street, and let nu tween Atlanta «ml 'riiomasville. line fixtures and supplies in stock In At- Co into detail aud abow you wbera we cau ! I recall dafaUncfl} she said drift- 80^122 feet lot on bouth side Decatur street, ., real numan Hair BWlMtoes. well both make some cood money. W. W. 94 feet east of Grant street ol'illS feet, lot « m ade color guaranteed to match. »15. Or- lanta. Write for catalogue. Matthews IK. Oeorgla Railroad. on t,outh side Decatur street 114 feet east of » „„«.. B. A. Xilvely, Atlanta, Ga. Thuman. Ko. Arrive No, Depart To— ? u -erB tak fo morf> Mpenslve 4 Augusta .12 10 u t ' t'hTcfTal doned"! man' in ourotate tne G"r4°nl t ^t^ ^DxUO "feei "NovSmber"^^ Clayton Co , 36 Ml Whitehall~ ...... 3 Augusta. C 25 am 1 day alteaftei nhe nahad_reaa reaud UIIoneB us,Of aFran i-aiukv ,„J"V, WANTED—At once, men to cut cord wood. • Cov Kton. 7 SO am 2 Augusta and 1 FUK BB.ST home-made cakes, delivered See Mr Walker, Murray Hill station. GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION N. Y. . .7 80am stanton s poems,. 'The Hanging of Bill i $;-00 Thomas Tackson to promptly, see or pnone Sartorlus. Maiu North Decatur car line. JTWENTY-FOlfR-ROOM boarding or room- 88 Union Pt. 8 30 am 1 Jones I believe it was cjflled lot on *>ast side Hampton street 470 feet 1 Augusta.. l.GO pm •20 Uthonla.10 SO am 3407-J. 129 Bouth Pryor street butler •2G Llthoiila. 2.10 pm 28 Augusta. 3 10 pm HYdEI RELIEVES 1 should enjoy meeting the author from Ethel Street, 50x100 feet July 23 »* 27 New lurk 84 Union Pt. » 00 pr.i of that" poem," but I am leaVlng tonight $900—Harry G Poole to Mrs Louise Boyce^ make switches from oomblnBH, tl 00 blocks from Candler building. Price jl.800 each. 70H Peachtree Bt. Mrs. AllTt. Qalla- Some cash, balance easy terms. Call Main and Au«.. 8.20 pm •10 Cov'son.. c.lOpm ber. Call ivivy 1U66-J 3287 Atlanta —' L^re^l^^ttrr!1!^- ^TT^cJB ^SS^^^^.^^^^LT9JO—Ben J Teid and H W Sterne1r to specials In buman hair switches at (10 HELP WANTED—Female and NaahTUle - Railroad. it that CT Haas. lot on east side of a 10 foot each. Orders taken for more expensive J20 CASH saved, on* your delivery wagon Effective May 18— E>eavc | Arrive Mlsb Hobbs, who is yet a young ones We have cheaper ones in stock. 8. A. STORES AND OFFICES. when buying it direct from UB. This Is (which Is 200 feet east of Lee street) an Introductory offer to one purchaser in IN FIVE MINUTES woman, b> manj vears, was born in i6 fee«^t south _o.f north lin. e ot land lot J9 Clayton Co, S«te Whitehall et. WANTED—trlrls to Inspect and repair mov- an introductory offer to one purchaser in N'cbiaski and went to Oregon ten j I29xlb^ix8o *fee<^t lan™—d lo•--t 10-•7• November, buy combines and cut hair, ine picture films, must write neat, plain ' each town Express, delivery, furniture. Cincinnati and Louisville 7 12 am & CO pin Jjlf^ttive relief cnmc^ quiclvly u hen 324—Mr0 s Agnes M TMth»rs to Mrs Mary hiKhest prices paid Joaepn M. Hart, No. hand and De capable or tilling Better poat- bakery and dairy v. aeonB of standard or Knoxvllle via Bluo Ridge 7 35 am £ 12 pm Hyomel Is u«ed for (it trrh coughs lion vears ago She is an expert stenog- $324—Mrs Agnes M TM_._ 1 HtcnaPrdson street. • «°n as opportunity offers advancement special design to fit your needs. Cheap KnoxvIHe via Cartersvllle 7 12 am 9 BO imi chttia cold In the head or croup of Infants iapher and as she herself best ev-| Trlpp lot at corner Majson and Turner_s 113, Klchardson street. Hours, 8 30 to 6 p m. Salary to start $5 per timber, cheap labor and low freight make Knuxvllle via CtLrtersvUle 5 10 pm 11 S5 am \ou breathe It—no stornich drugging wt of C6U into her I)resent week Application In own handwriting P us able to beat the world on wagons Direct Murphy accommodation.. 4 OB pm 10.60ani This mpdlcatecl air has a tonft healing 1-LOWER SHOP from factory to you. Write for our price 2^»«" "- 5sr.vSft, ^^r^r^^tT :' 121 WHITEHALL 4 doors from corner of. O Box 6bO effect—*iurel> dostrovs c itarrhal germs DUrin^ her visit to the state cjpitol eue "187^? el°4 Mitchell Fiotvera, bulbs, treea and planta. "WANTED—Stenographer and office clerk Hat Illustrated. Rock Hill Buggy Company, Seaboard Air Line Railway. atopa the poisonous secretions and quicKH bhe was the center of a s;roup ot in- piedmont avenue 2oxll2 feet November ^^3 Trust Co of Oeorela bldg Rock Hill. S. C. Effective April SI, 1912. soothes und beulh the irritated mucous ttitsted officials. She stemed to en £ SMOKD EE M Tobacco for Catarrh, Brun- No. Arrive i rom— |No Depart To— membrane or monej refunded by the drug chltis. Asthma and Colds, loo bags. Your NEAT, refined young lady about 18-20 • • ~" ~ UBIr-ham... « 30 a-n S"ist cr the manufacture! a Booth s lov the heckling and innumerable 5<,0o—John B Richards to M F druggist or EE-M CO Atlanta, Qa years of age, "who lives with parents, for FUR. BOARDING HOUSE &1 w"~ T«£1 . 5 ;• «« 11 Memphis.. « 30am Hyomel LO Buffalo N Y Questions At least she said £h< i steln and J B Jacobs lot on east side Wal- dentist's helper, 1018 Century bldg FOR RENT—Small boarding house, doing J, S"*,?. 0.*,1 , ' S In SS 6 New York.12 60 pm Tver. e not half so bad as posing for the do street 160 feet south of Plckert street business one-half .block off Peacluree Ji SSfS.i , };- S ?a artSu Try Hyomel no-w Dru^sists everywhere 42x19') feet November 0 WHEN YOU want stenographic or multi- street, fine north side location, two blocks i »**"?«»wui. ? *> 30 Monroe.... 7 00 am " it Complete outfit $1 00 monies" last week in \\ N SP1RELLA CORSETS. graphlnff work or competent help ot any 59 am 6- Wash'ton..l2.60 pm $900—Henry S and r H Harper to I PITTED In your own borne by in expert from Candler building, ilain 8287, Atlanta 6 Norfolk...12-BO pm Ragsdale lot on northeast side Arlington corsetlere Phone Ivy 3890 kind, call Bellamy Business Agency. 13J19 272 6M< i. .12 40 pm avenue 726 feet northwest of L«e street BOx Candler buildlne- 6 Blr ham. 12 40 pm 6 Portam'th.12 50 pm FEATHERS curled while you FOR SAIuE—Elffnteen-room boardine house, S2 Bii- bam ..12 10 pro 23 Blr bam... 4-IK pm GEORGIA MEN HOLD 11)0 feet September 13 188 West Peachtree. Ivy 7828. AGENTS. 5 New York. 4 55 poi 5 Bir'ham... 5.0& pm •fl 000—J L Hevtatt to O H Arnold. Jr close in, good location, full of boarilera, 6 Memphis.. £ OS pm lot on past side Cleveland ptreet 250 feet cj-h. MADE cakes on abort notice, layer UNMARRIED lady with fnlr education making one hundred per month profit, price C Wash'ton.. 4 65 nm cakea a specialty Bell Phone Went 14. perlencad canvasser, age 23 to 40. to travel reaaonabla For information call M 1680. % Norfolk . 4 ;K pm 18 Abbe O.3.C. 4 00 pin ANNUAL GATHERING south of Klrliwood avenue 100x150 feet No- 5 Portsm th. 4 6^ i in 12 New York. 8 66 pm mber 1 I CURTAINS washed and stretched. Perfect and appoint agents for a line of high grade 12 Norfolk... 8 65 pm SJ -100—John S Owens to Louise A Ferris, satisfaction guaranteed. 103 E. Gain at. toilet requisites in Georgia Good position for 12 Bir ham .. 8 35 pm right party Reply In own handwriting. Mr. INVESTOR—read this 28 Monroe.... 800pm 12 Portsm th 8 56 pm AT JOHNS HOPKINS lot on snuth side Ponce de Leon avenue 3,9 Ivy 1084 stating age and experience in agency work. WE HAVE several first mortgages on Im- City Ticket Ofnon. M Feachtrec 9*. feet eafct of Southern railway right of wa> —.——-^-—-——-—-——-————————-—--——————--—-— No- canvassing whatever required The L, F. proved Georgia farms for sale. These oOx.150 reel June 14 Elliott Co , J.&1 S. 4th st., Philadelphia, Pa mortgages pay a good rate ot Interest and are Wentern and Atlantic Railroad. , S44n—Gelse Peeples to Claud Peoples lot HELP WANTED—Male. No. Arrive From— iNo Depart To— Tiiendbhips ^\ere cemented and com '"•on wett side Kelly street 9" fpe' t' so-ut•—*h of M1SCELLANKOCS. GUARANTEED S Nashville.. 7 10am 91 Chicago .. 8 00 atn radeshiip between all the Georgia men fi- 4oxl3• 0 feet /~T Q liBARN millinery Beat trade by a half million dollar trust company. What 78 Rome. ..10 ZO am 2 Nashvillo. S 35 am WE are in need of several expert safer Investment would you want? Frankllu 83 Nashville.. 11 -4 5 nm 92 Nashville.. * B9 pr» at Joihns Hopkins univeislty leceived ^ lot on south sldo Richmond street, 1 f W P 8 .VZ-V^S a-USS FREE °BcnSiar BS SS «°"^ZiZX"^'^^Vbfrd TS£ 1 Nashville.. 7 SO pm72 Rome.. .. B:1E pra. a d tinct stimulus through a banquet »oo feet eaxt of Praser street, 42x150 feet male stenographers. i!2 tSot10°inao.™5%t bailor ffSP*3& Bank Bid,.. Call Ivy 40^1. S5 Chtcaeo 5O pm 4 Naihvllle S 80 om s „ -,-, mas a •which was held in Baltimoi (. a tew S71— Miles I) Wldner to Henrietta Wldner Employment Dept. UndcrWOOQ drensmaklna g establishment In connection TWELVE HUNDRED n' Jhts ago by the Georgia as&ociation h at the university a &iSS^S ^- - al SSSg ^ST iSg ' Typewriter Co. ^.^?¥gg- DOLLARS WANTED — Bookkeepervokkee , hardware or ma- ACTIVE Intelligent woman over 25, perma BUYS one ,.....« ~- -- -.,,. street. The Nunnally Co. GOVERNMENT positions open to women, ancfe easy payments. 'Main 3237, Atlanta ^7^ addresses, InclTidlng- Dr Thomas li man lot on north side North avenue 134 475 month. Write immediately for free F_„„ _ , _—Z TTT ;—— ~~^~ Boggs, of the Univerbitv of Qeoigia, feet west of Paine avenue, 43x110 feet No- PROFESSIONS AND TRAIIB9. list Franklin Institute, Dept. 600-H, Ro- °R SALE—Best small hotel in south Geor- Belle Isle <>b, former lesldent phvsician to the , vember 5 ? T chester W. T Eia. also prosperous cement block plant, $ desirable location for warehouse or whole- (Hopkins hospital andI phvsit,ian in ohi t ' T a nVar 63 acrei on north side Pace's Perry BE A BARBER WANTED —Girl s and women to solicit or- aale business. Addrete Box 707, Fitzgerald, to the Baltimore Citv hospital Dr iAd beine nart of the Part- farm In land MEN WANTED to learn barber trade. E«»» ders. Apply between 4 and 6 p. m. 407 Georgia. IVY 5190. ATLANTA 1598. Samuel J Crowe, University of Geor- jo 155 and 159, seventeenth district laly work Dig wages, few weeks completes bjf Gould building. _ _ ^ _ ts our uiethod We teach you o,ulokly. cheap- FOR SALE—Sruall lumber yard in good. g-la, 04, larj ngologist to the Hopkins 22 1911 ly, thoroujUly itnd furnish tools. Give roo South Georgia town of ten thousand in- hospital, Dr W L Moss, Jnivfrsitv i actual shop work, you keep half the re* HELP WANTED—Male and habitants. Can be made paying proposition of Georgia, '97 Dr John A Hunni- celpts Write for free Illustrated catalorue. Good farming eectlon Address POX, 8&, TAXICABS. KNIGHT cutt, Jr , Universitv of Georgia, 07 Moler Barber College, as I.uckle street. At- Female. Albany, Ga. Ivy 1000, Ivy 4061. "TIGHT LID" ELEMENT lanta, Ga. Dr Harry R black, Jr, University of tell Georgia, '08, assistant laryngologlst1 , WINS OUT IN CORDELE YES—Prof O.O. Srannlng'will teach you the GO ON THE STAGE you how BIG BARGAIN and T M Rivers, Emory collese, O ), barber trade (It's easy ) Taught In halt Particulars free. Box 400. care Constitution. THIRTY-ROOM rooming house on Peach- SEED AND PET STOCK t former as-socnte pathologist to the time of other colleges; Santo-Tomas 'hospital in Panama C-ordele, Ga November 12 • Officers tor the next year were elect H. O. HASTINGS & CO. ed as follows John I? Duncan pie>-i cial )—Notwithstanding the SEEDS, BULBS AND POULTRY town" issue In Cordele's municipal j SUPPLIES. dent, Floyd W McRae, Jr, vice pre^i At Moler Barber Coir ^J^vani^ BELL PHONES MAIN 2505, MAIN a*62. for a clear dent, T M Rivers, secretary-treas tprlma o today for the nominatio__ .....n _o_f | 'iTee Shave" lege, 3S Luckle street WANTED—An experienced clerk, familiar NEW STORE?—Beat suburban location j - urer Others present were Doctoia three aldermen and the warm contest do od with Mall Order Traae. Must be familiar around Atlanta, for. a_. dru.g_ store. See | ri^SrH^^r^STT^^^lt^i^ Edward Jelks. Walter Holmes, Charles resulting therefrom the ^day passed o.ff Hainairr ug aC° - with dry goods. Prefer women 30 or 45 , Bukofzer. at the Terminal Hotel The ticket put out bv years of age. Apply in writing of appli- ' 1 looks of a place, and It Is very easy to complexion Watt, C C. Hinton, Trammel btai r WANTED—A good stock sash and door cut- VALUABLE state rights for manufacturing have one If you start right. The moat and Llnton Gerdine, and Messrs St> the 'tight lid' element, D L. Bulloch ter Write Allen Manufacturing Com- cant Addresa Jackson, P O. Box £45. of splendid household article, patent ap- Portant thlqg Is good aeed We experimented TJIMPLES and blackheads dia- more Clark, Roy Gnffeth, J M Go- 1 H Lamb and W D Wilson won panj fehreveport JL,a IF \OV bave city acquaintance, and will piled, for sale no experience and moderate IOT several years with different grasses, but \er Ji , G Ij Groovei, W C Thorn-is, over that of the "onen town element, devote throe uoura of your time each day capital required, largo profits- Box 52. found that our Evergreen Lawn Mixture -L appear, unsightly complex- S A W^hite, C C Kellv, C M Jack J M Co* W \ Thompson and P S I AVD SOLICITORS. to my business, you can easily earn $60 to Weehawkeii N J gave the beat results Wo mix this seed son, J A Etiheredge, \\illHapip. John Barhei the lowest candidate on the $100 per week. Call at once. W. P. Cole. ,c —^ ^—'-^ ^i—z—^ T^ ^— ourselves and know exactly what is In It, ions become clean, clear, and Turner and William W Anderbon ' " -' ~* •-..-_ - —- ALTOLOMA 1408 Candler bulldhur. OLD HOSS SALE of Southern Eipress Co. ane dent in aa lato WANTBD- JJive \\ Ire agent to buy e^e&us- JtfOW is the time for planting out Rose "beauty treatments" fail. Col. 1018 Century _blde as a week after your ad last appeared In The Ive rights for Georgia to sell a great house- Bushes We have a flne lot of 2-year-old. session here JWAN1BD—Two first-class solicitors, with ^^.~v..w««uConstitution. Such responses arc the .-__.result. hold necessity. Sells on sight Unlimited bushea, put them out now. ana they will All drngKlsta sell Reainol Soap and Be»- Dr W H Deadrick Hot Sprmo \wtloo sale* HI references, good salary. Call 8 to 8 30 of several forms of special service which The possibilities to man of ability to organize furnish an abundance of bloom* all spring inol Ointment. For trial size of each, write irk, whose paper opened the discus lu^omvbiles . . IK for W J Kyle, 407 Auateli bldg Constitution la rendering In behalf of all Sit- atate County agents make from J10 to $20 and eummer 25 cents eacji; 32 SO a d oaten to Dept. 17-S, Resinol, BAltunor*. MA. sion, purposed an educational cam llonril nnd H.ooms \VANTBJ>—Men to solicit orders. Apply 20» ] nation Wanted advertisers. So If you want per day Fully covered by patent Will ao- WK CAN furnish good, strong planU of ""\i,n as (the first move. HuxineHs Op-iiortnuttiefi Templ- 'e Cour~ t' bid••- g a wider range of choice bafof«,accepUnr_a cept cash or good_real estate for_state right „„„Hardy. „o.r »Perrennla „ l Phlox, Amoor HJver Vn itrlmense sum of money is net THREE house-to-house solicitors. 1018 Cen- position, hold your box number card and to sell and manufacture this useful novelty. Hedge also Peony bulbs Call for a copy of essary If the fight Is to be success n«is«nesn aniai l Hall Order tury building call at or rhone to The Constitution fre- , For particulars address P. O. Box 237, Vln- our bulb catallog Tells_ how and . whe_n to ful " he declared, 'and a publi-Uti Dlrrriorv itt q.uenUy for at least a week. cennen, Indiana. __^ plant bulba an. shrubs. camipaign -would serve a double pui aMt-Off Clothlns in EXPERIENCED advertising solicitor at V^-ir rVr-TI T T7 AI r^ fr i-\ _ _ ^ j • FEED Pratt' B Poultry Regulator In con- t once lots centuryjDidg ^^^ EXPERIENCfc-D presser desires ------, pot.0—attract givers to the fund and ,,.nnerM, »TcNsi-rs, Ktc. T.I BARGAIN ns<-tion with Red Comb Meat Slosh, ruar- educate the general public at the same .,, ^ , sewing WAN'TCD—City salesman to sell a new au- ' position with reliable pressing PART ot furnishlnga of 11-room house and anteed to make them lay or money rotun*- Dr< ma Ias nnd to tomoblle buggy carriage and furniture ed 25 and SO cents a box. Di J L Jelks, Memphis, baid th it ndutationnl ~, 'poirsh. good propobltlon*for°a good man"call clllb Am HOW employed but de- Si? •' 139fapring -s t between 12 and 2 o'clock. C. . , A jjl A caan and terroa Ma>11 leii PUoue Alain JU?t>. Atlanta Pboa* 694 malaria could not be eradicated v\ Uh i, or Sale—Mlwellnneoiis i w Beach . change & . AddrCSS - 3237. Atlanta 'a72 out the aid of the fedetal government ror Rent—Apartments p ".. . ^O^SA.liE^-20 shares stock Coca-Cola Bot- McMILtAN BROS. bBBD COMPAKT: CURES 'Wre must comt down from oui hi h n t—Business Space 17 Continued' in Next Column. I tllng company, of Chicago Need money THE NEW HIOH QUALITY SEED STORE. poich ' Dr Jelks asserted, and ask F cn and will consider any reasonable otter for FIELD AND TRUCKERS, Por Wpnt—TJcslt Space 17 quick eale. P. O. Box 82». 12 South Broad Street. Atlanta, tta. L-ni^lc Sam to help us clean up 17 Assistant Sales Manager. I'or R«-nt—.Houses OF BUSINESS whose operations extend over trees. HEADACHE' lvor Rent—^Offices 17 United States, desires a cnangu. Posses- GOOD I8-ROOM BOARDING WANT AD RATES ses thorough practical knowledge ot office „ _ Retail ROBERTS IS SELECTED 1 or Rent—Rooms 10 methods, commercial law, accounting and HOUSE and wholebdle Write Appalachian Nur- Tor Hint—HouNeKocjila 1 lunrrtlon lOc a line correnpondence Address 'Confidential/' car* DOING good business. clearing $100 per qgEJi^LJEgl'H?*!' * L"b *-'a . __ .1 IniverCloiui Oc «i line Constitution, month, location pood south sldo Takes sov- SNl.ni> N U BfcCKlES vi 111 mail you catalogue FOR A FEDERAL POST Room* oral hundred dollars cash to buy this bal- of flr--t class fruit trees, plants and vines, i I-or Rent—"stores 17 7 Inaertlonn Be • line BOOKKEEPER with three years' experi- on eaey terms Call Main 3.J37, At- shad" trec&. Pri>ett hedge, pecan trees, etc. I For Rent—Typewriters 15 ence with largest corporation In Georgia, 272. * s Morrow. Ga ADOSE * T Iio advertisement accepted for less desires connection, thoroughly familiar witli 4 thi>n two lines Count six ordinary Wl.. carry a complete line of field, canlea MJCKS'CAPt^ ap- 15 mechanical devices, adding machine, etc. »12,500 INVESTMENT in a thriving north IS S words to each line. Georgia city, paying net $3,250 per annum and flower seed, also pet stick. J. C. Mc- pointed'special United States attorney 'H<-!|> W anted—Female Have bundled consumer s ledger and can i Kow_ -i, Mlllan Tr Seed Co 23 6 Broad at. IN A LITTUe*WATERT ii the bureau of corporations, depait- lU-lp \Vauted—Male nn hlcle« accepted by phone. This protects M . Box 844. City 1 Oo., Z5c. and SOo. al i.n landing tut pobi- M irMe alld e your interests as well na ours. JOB as clerk by young man with experience 60LO AT WELL-STOCKED DiRUQ STORES Roberts with whom he "««^1!« Jo, college graduate, moderate salary. Ad- HOUSEHOLD GOODS pony, weight about 450 pounds, gentle, 15 dress'A 310. care Constitution. can be driven by children. Apply 110 Luckle Georgia state senate tvso Household <>oo«ls . . s 15 WANTED—Position aa city salesman or ! ^S2i would consider traveling or win take posl- ' 6IMPUT to enlarge our circle of customers FOK SALE—Pair of, sorrel mares, 6 and 6 Mr Roberts is one of the best known j Heflioal . . . 10 tlon as a retail or wholesale shipping clerk I we will sell and deliver ID city or f. o. b. years old, weight 2 000 pounds, nigh-bred, • i i jrf Lttornevs m his section of the state •«„„,,, to !,„„„ 10 can give best ot references. If you want a I Atlanta, a six-eye nickel-trimmed range mares, price S/60 for the pair, also large Hl 10 man that will be a producer give me an in- with warming cloaet and large oven, cua.- horse, weight 1 2bO pounds, price $100, 4- ^rfmt"" fvV^Termi/tellomng «.to«,rte- nad Uloycle,, bay m ? 6 Tl1 8 Btock mus 1 bo IS tervlew Address C 923. Constitution. I anteod a good baker for »28.9». ^S"**!d * once 5F°' ? -^ ,' , No'ice to Subscribers fvhioh Ae seVved In the state senate. ^«"«e a«d Ita»rto» PTLOPRksToTJAt: A^ia t,n^n-"i^-^=^r~.rr I I ??' 5* ^ Htur's Stables, 169 Marietta 10 OB ATLANTA _ teacher IB open to MCDONALD FURNITURE co., The Constitution has ex- vnd was chairman of the general judi llns.oal Instrnmente engagement. Teaches also bookkeeping, citiv committee Persoisnl . . 15 typewriting and shorthand. Addreag P 7ao 110 and 11.! W. Mitchell Street. Atlanta cellent delivery service to its I'uhlic fetenoj4ra|»her» . . HI Constitution ^^^^ FOR RENT—TYPEWRITERS Atlanta subscribers, with re- » I*r»feAfNion»l i arils . . IIS EXPBRIBNCBD machinery and electrical I WE PA1 hiEhes£~cu3li prices for housoftold COL. ACKLEN NAMED ! Railroad StehetltileH . - l"i goods salesman wit h technical education BiTooiis pianos and of lice furniture, cash LISTEN! spect to both time and regu- .„..-.. ma_ke^ change„.. . .upen_for postUon /d 0,1 consiEnment, Central Auctloj; H'H tllO Real Estate Auction . . 17 December 1, or sooner. Addresa P. O. Box cSmpan?. "'ij^FasT'Miic&eU street. JBcll larity. In order tQ further CHIEF U. S. WARDEN Kenl llstate for Sale 17 Iff You Can't Bring or 489, City. "MACHINE" piiohu Main *42*. that improve the service, it is Real Estate for S»le or AUro mecbanic, 29, married, sober and In- to oar cent t>f UUylnc your lurnlture Washington, Noxembei 12—Colo itl i1 »T 1. Send Your Want Ad OUBtrlous, 10 years' experience. Books firat- from E w is claa* position with reliable concern. Slaw ______, -- . . . _ Rest a Remington and avoid *ombarr*ai- Rvmo\nl Xotices full particulars first letter. Addrea* F-73S ent. Ivy 81K Employment Desk. Rem- commissioned chief waidfn of th^. Courteous operators, thoroughly Constitution. .. PURN1TURE, and rugs at lowest prices. linquencies. The circulation Tinned States under the recently t'n familiar with rates, rules and clas- RoUlson Furniture Cu , 27 D Hunter _tngton Typewriter Co, S6 N Broad department invites subscrib- acted federal migrratorj bird law H«. '•etd and Pet Stack sifications, will give you complete WANTsED—Position as flrat-claes colored situations Wanted—Mule information And. If you wish, they chauffeur from tha west with private ' \PiiWKfTERS RENTED ers to notify it by phone •nas appointed'bv Secietaij Houston will assist you in •wording^ y5ur ' fami?y"w"trUck","ryea"r"s'' expertonoe a^d'ei- CAST-OFF CLOTHING 4 MONTHS FOR $D AND OP. ol the departTient of agncuttui e, and want ad to make it moat effective »«rt mechanic, reliable and careful driver, _^_ J^^Z^. ._--, ~—zL__^, Rebuilt Typewriters 123 to 175. message or letter of all de- is the first to hold the offi' e ••t >raR»» and wanWte •uias tingly abuse this phone service. Ap* have »drive. n i same vvardeu counts are opened for ads by phune stitution. did Oli\er ytelblo typewriters, three as they occur. Call Main of Tentiesbee He will have his head- solely to accommodate you. Make •VFANTEr>~Clerlcal position with reliable CLEANERS—PRESSERS. ETC months only ?4. and apply on purchase mi teil— Money payments promptly after publica- firm: can bandle set of book» and do type- a?'~g;aj—^ :^s?**"i?- : ——~~~~i^Z_^_. easisy terms, expere-vpa t stenographer_ _ s furnished 5000 or Atlanta 5003. quarters in Washington, aiding the tion or when bills are presented by writing. Address C 690, ConBtitutlon. WANTBHD—Your pressing ana cleanlnc. on short notice Oliver Typewriter department in the; enforcement of tli3 , Wanted—Real Eiitate mail or solicitor and you moeottuno* Slmroona Dry cieanlnK Co, 166 Inrla. No. 6< Auburn avtnu*. —A .migratory bird" law. \V o data u*. Continued m Next Columa. Prices reasonable. Ivy £641. •

i „> SPAPLRl SPAPLRl Sixteen "THE CONSOTTDTIOSr, ATLANTA, OS, THURSDAY; NOVEMBEB 13, 1913. Loafers Come Out Wfaeo Stan Shiries Hut Workers Are- Always Buisy "Help YOM Want Read Contstitutioini Want Ads'Before Breakfast BUSINESS AND MAIL. B0SINESS AND MA5L FOR SALE—Miscellaneous ATJTOMOBILJES. AUTOMOBILES BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Rooms SECOND-BAND .PHIN-PING MATBRIA1. FOR SAJLE. NOH.TH FURNISHED—NOKTH SIDE. ORDER DIRECTORY FOR SALE CHEAP. HIGH-CLASS AUTO RBPAIRING and ONE nicely furnished front bedroom; steam ORDER DIRECTORY classes of mechanical work; autogenous HEACHTBEE heated, electric lights, private family, ivy 250 California cases, coat 7us. sale price 20e. WE HAVE ON HAND in PEACHTREU6J ST.; only modern family 2844-J. PAINTS AND »0 lower ease new» caaen, full da*, coat 60c; welding;; carbon burned out by skilled me- AKCttlTECT. chanics, axels reset, repaired hotel lu city; 16ft room, with private bath. front room In private family, aale price Ific. * ^ *.. THE FOLLOWING frames straightened anu welded when Public bath on all floor*; ball room Jcr north aide. Ivy 6S73-J. J> C. MEADOR. C. F. BINDER & SON Galley rack, holding ten galleys, up to three broken. The best equipped and only fire- guests and friend*. Botb. pbones. 1114 Empire Bide. Phone Main MM. MANUFACTURERS of high-grade paints, columns, 48. SECOND - HAND CARS, Free air; oil TWO YOUNG MEN can, aecttre beautiful TH*, t-h,L.TON. 101 IV Y. ST.—Elegantly fur- white lead and creosote utalna. We makn 10 wooden double frames. j:omt **.0*; »al« trease, gasoline ITc. I personally look after nlshed. *team-heated room*, all modem Residences. Bungalows ana Apartment eady mixed paints to order. Corner La steam-heated room afcd board; close In conveniences. Houses. __ l2PdoCubIe3.ro'n frames, holding IS caM* comt WHICH WE WILL DIS- apartmentr Only thoie wishing first-class ••ranee J*nd I«wry streets. Bell phone Ivy strong, one block from Edgewood. between accommodatlo—" n- need apply. Apply Apart- ONls nicety furnished front room to a busi- 8S2-J, Atlanta. Ga. Piedmont and Butler. Bell Ivy 6372. ment 4. 25'Port:er Place, Phone Ivy 3391; ness lady. • 38 E. Alexander, Ivy 82S. Ap- . POSE OF AT VERY LOW ply 3?g Peachtree. OF ail kinds. letterings, tracings, maps, pat- your houae painted aod tinted. galley, sale price 110. ^v.. -.. ent drawings, plana and alterations, plclc JSmbry Construction Company. 318 Fourth Two stones and on» sta-ifi to Belo -ttten. PRICES: Carbon in Your Cylinders? 358 Whitehall St. Main I3S7-J. Burt. 203 Hlllyer Trust Bldg. Ivy arlonal Bank. Main 1466. »bont S fe»t Iqng; sale price 110. YOUNG MEN boarders wanted, steam heat, One wooden case rack, holds S» Aul-*uw OVERLAND. RIDDELL BROS. excellent meals and newly furnished rooms ' AHTL.AMP_^i£^S555^~- DO AJ^L kinds ot carpentering work, cases; coat tlO, sale price f 4. MODEL 49 WILL remove it without disturbing any ad- for t*.EO per week. 34 CONE STREET SAM G. WALKER ta still In the v~-—- building and repairing. Weat 122-J. This material will be sold In lota to mit. justments and at a low price. Come and ELEGANT rooms, with or without beard; frame business ot 91 N. Pryor street. Ivy Pay your own freight. 4"Sorea» MODEL 69 TOURING see the new OXYGEN METHOD. 16-18 Bast references.. Ivy 60O-J. «—*». 6Z31 Fainting and Tinting., Mitchell st. •513 PEACHTREE STREET ____„ THE CONSTITUTION. PLEASANT rooms and board; special rates REN1-—Nicely furnlshea front room: SORROUGH CAR, ELECTRIC SELF- •11 convenience*. 20S Spring St.. corner VT. S. W. Atlanta. Ga. _ Motor Car Service Co. to young men. Baker~"*, iv""y" _ ALL KiNjjd upholstering. Uili Mattress Co. START3ER. REPAIRS, overhauling, rebuilding: and re- THE WASHINGTON. 6« Saat North ave- Prices reasonable. Atlanta 2871- East Point, Ga. painting; bull-bearine repairs a specialty; nue, under new management, offers excel- NICELY furnished front room. close In; rent reasonable. Ivy 46SO-L. AT ALCTiON. IGH QRADJS PAINTING AND TINTING. ONE MODEL 91 OYER- storage. 330 to 330 ladgawood ave. Ivy 3071. lent accommodations; rates reasonable; table Estimates gladly furnished. BANK REF- FOR SALE boarders also solicited. Ivy *S01. l___ NIGELX fornisned. large and small rooms: lKN. houaebolcT go RJENCJSS. 2 blocks from Candler Illdc.. Jutt oft of tures, and in fact, everything you w*nt. EDGAR VERNON GARAGE FOR RENT—Large, well-furnished room. Bell Phone E. P. EJx. 269-1.. LAND. STORAGE. REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, with private bath, steam heat; excellent each».e St. 15 *. Cain lit Phone Ivy JACOBS AUCTION CO. Atlanta E. P. Ex. 62. . LORING SPRINGS OPEN ALL NIGHT. 14-18 W. HARRIS, table board. 279 Peachtrec streot. Ivy 840. ONE 1914 OVERLAND, OPPOSITE ENTRANCE CAPITAL CITY ONE furnished room for rent at 107 East 61 DECATim ST. PLUMJBUfG AND UBATINO CON- CLUB. IVY 1371. NICELY furnished rooms; modern conveni- Naar Klmball House. Bell phone 1434; At- Mentone, Ala. ences; furnace heat; excellent meals. 109 North, avenue. Ivy 11149. lanta 2286. SLIGHTLY USED AS PATENT for {food autos. 5-pass., or roadster; W Harris Bt. Ivy 2540-J. IWo nicely fur. rooms; gentlemen or couple Invention a proven success. Approved by without children. All conveniences. IS TITLE GUARANTEE GREbtLAM-JA«^KSON CO. DEMONSTRATOR. hundreds; will demonstrate. Address F-759, a'i'BAM-HEATED rooms and meals; reas- Weat North avenue. Ground Floor Equitable Building. PEC1AL attention given to overhauling, Address A.-GIFFEN LEVY, care Constitution. onable, excellent neighborhood. IVy 7010. Phone Main 6420. heating and plumbing work. 28 Luckle ROOM for couple with. private bath in LOVELY front room for two or four young treet. ivy 63J7, ___—. Box 909, New Orleans. ONE MODEL T FORD. FOR SALE—Cheap, one new rear axle men; also room suitable for two; close in: complete with driving rod; manufacturer. Peachtree homo; excellent meals. 647 hot water. 87 Bast North ave. Ivy 342S-JT. KOOfUiO. ONE SIX-CYLINDER American, ballbearing. 1123 Atlanta Na- Peachtree st Ivy 6G34. A'iJUANTA 19. 1 WANTED—Young man in private north side JLV* 425- VIfS/-SK! c v repairs all kinds roofing tional Bank building. FOR RENT—Steam-heated room In best home, furnace heat. Ivy «41i-L. RELIABIL: E SERVICE OUAKANTEEP. vi*-'*-'1N -C- *, specialty. 12 months' guar- MITCHELL. part of city; first-class table board. Phone -,tee. Keaaonablu rates. Ivy 9U6. SAFES Ivy 7(40. BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room; horn* ; ~~ BOUGHT, sold and exchanged. Bank THE ABOVE CARS ARE Atlanta Electric Garage Co. EXCELLENT table boaro. In private family, of refinement; new bungalow; third house CO1NU To Buti-OT We have enough left THE ROOF .MAN. eafes, vault doora. Combination* *4-3« JAMES ST. Phone Ivy 48Z1-J. C. £ close in. 25 Porter Place. Ivy 8291-J. from Boulevard. $10. 820 IB Cain. over to build a small atoro, special price JSEWBAJNiiiS, 1142 Ethrid&e and J. H. Gray, Props. Storage FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room for tw» ALL IN FIRST CLASS batteries rebuilt, repaired and . charged. Apartment_41 for quick trade. T. T. Pleroe. Ill LaJTrttnce call Root changed. gentlemen. 185 Ivy et.^ ' et. Phone Ivy 7073-J. 1 LEAKS, Spark battery work a specialty. General 362 PEACHTREE ST.—Fine location, near : -fa YOU-ttSr^V Barnett, CONDITION. Electric Auto repairs. Washlnc and polish- in; choice rooms; steam heat; FOR RENT—To gentlemen nicely tarnished emtjtnii avenue. Ivy BANKERS' SAFE AND ing. table board; rates reasonable. room, hot ^water, electric lights; all con- veniences. Private home. Ivy 6J12-J. WE BUILD anything In' concrete from a . fi. LITTLE paints and repairs all klnu OVERLAND SOUTHERN FURNISHED rooms and board; oteam heat. lawn vaMo to an apartment house. Burial of roofs, sells and puts on root lelt an< VAULT CO. ATLANTA RADIATOR CO.- rates reasonable; table boarders solicited. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms, block vaults a specialty. ttykeraa System Concrete aint. 164 Whitehall. Main 614. . No. 35 East Mitchell Street. Automobile Radiator Work Exclusively. Ivy S774-L. • , of poatofflce. 74 Walton at. Co.. 319 Austell building. , AUTO CO., Atlanta Plione 3816. 76 Ivy Street AT WHOLESALE for factories, LOVELY room for gentlemen or couple, hot FOR RENT—Delightful rooms with or with- COAL furnace and grates^ also fertil- 232 PEACHTREE ST. AUTO SUPPLIES CHEAP. water, electric lights, heat, nice location; out private bath. Table board a. specialty. izer material W. E. McUalla, Manufactur- would give meals Ivy 8123. ., 614 Peachtree. Phone Ivy 1499-J. ers' Agont, Atlanta. 416 Atlanta National GRKATLY reduced prices on automobile Atlanta warpet Cleaning Co. IVY 1477. supplies and accefaaorlea. at 216 P each tree, ONE large room, with board, close In. FOR"RENT—Close-in; homelike; bath; heat- 21 W. ALEXANDER. IVY 418«. Bank building. corner Cain. Georgia Motor Supplies Com- very desirable. Call Ivy 7661. \VI3 clean ill kinds of carpets and rugs; E. Harris. Ivy 5689-J. AJUL, OJM ^.UUiJKUil & Ti-HilKLL w*1"1 »liCOND->IANO safes, all sizes, home safes, pany, Maaonic Temple Bldg. Ivy ^400. FOR RENT—Two rooms en suite for two or also cleaning feather pillows and beds; 16 $15 up. Hall s bank and burglar-proof GET AK AUTOMOBILE COUPLE or 2 young men can get excellent experience. in need of anyuung In the nura>vaTO Hue. board at 73 B. MerrlttoM '" . "Ivy T4S6. more young men, steam heat, hoot water*. 115 1. asuwood. avenue. Mala ^Jl<. eafes; vault doors. C. J. Daniel, 416 Fourth AT A BARGAIN PRICE E. H. ODOM BRO. CO. electric lights. 35S' Peachtre— . . - e. st-. Iv- y 12»6. ORIENTAL Hugs cleajied like new; also re- National Bank building. HAVE your automobile repaired THE FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room for gen* Maxwell, 6-passenger, 3B-h p »360.00 RIGHT WAY. pairing and upholuterlng. W. M. Cos, 1*6 FOR DRY STOVE WOOD phone West 470, Maxwell Runabout, 16-h. p 200.00 22 AND 24 EAST ELLIS ST. tlemen. 368 Peaohtree st. Auburn avenue. Ivy J136-J. Atlanta 1656. Prompt delivery. W. M. REAR 45 AUBURN AVE. ivy 6893. THE BEST BOARD In Atlanta at reason- i. 'J.J±itow&tl. repuuitered all the ceilings Overland, 5-passeneer. 40-h. p 800 00 able rates. Fine table. Ivy 7398-J. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms for Atlanta, Oriental Ku« & Cleaning Co. to new Waiter street aciiool. All worlc Poole. Maxwell Coupe 450.00 GUARANTEE AUTO REPAIR COMPANY. gentlemen or business women; single beds; FKUZT, shade, ornamental trees and shrubs, E-M-F "30," 6-passenger 350.00 _!89 Edgewood avenue. Auto repairs and NICELY fur. rooms: conveniences; excellent fa cleaiiod, 51.6Q and up. Ivy S47L uujrunteed. .ruone me your troubieb. Ivy supplies, all work guaranteed. private family; no children; bath on Bell Phone. Main 6027. . Main -J74. catalogue free. Cureton Nurseries, Aus- Stutlebaker V20" Roadster 350.00 table board. Gentlemen preferred. 132 floor. 282 Court land. st. tell. (ia. Hart-Kraft Truck, 1,500 Iba cap . 250.00 Spring streot CAJUUAOK FOR RENT—Beautifully furnished front MEAT MARKET and fixtures; everything Peerless, 50-h. p, 7-passenger 80000 -AUTOMOBILES NICELY furnished roomSv and goood» table room; steam heated* near In; north side BUJfi'Ll. Whiting "20' Roadster 250.00 board. 25 JB. Harris at. Ivy 3741-L. & W IJwlviAMS. new, bplendid location for business. Ad- Grabowsky 2-ton truck 350.00 apartment; gentlemen only. Ivy 8486-L. We also make cnimney tstucks. Ivy dress C 550, Constitution. REPAINTED. FOR RENT—Delightful rooms with or with- LET US build that new wagon or rapalr the 01 Iwortu. Foroytn street. 1'hono us and Overland, 4-h. p. 38 speed 300.00 TOPS recovered and repaired. "Wheels, axlca FOR RENT—Two large, beautiful front old one. Maxwell, sportsman roadster 300.00 out private bath; table board a specialty. rooms; modern conveniences. 7S West Cain 28 PETERS. MAIN 8714. . ur representative will call. Coal—Jelhco $5.00 Cash. and springs repaired. High-grade work 514 Peachtree. Phone Ivy 1499-J. st.__ Ivy_ 66*0. . J. L. Womack Coal Co. M. 2993. Alt. B78. Primo, 5-h. p.. used 6 ino 450.00 at reasonable prices. CJLJESANjLNG, UyiSANG ANI> FjtjESfcltNjU.^ WHEN IN TROUBLE CALL National racer roadster 450.00 JOHN M. SMITH. TWO gentlemen to board In private family; NKELY furnished, steam-heated room ad- 6c AND lOc Wall Paper Co., 167 Whitehall. Courier '25" roadster 300.00 120-322-124 AUBURN AVB. furnace heat. Ivy 6785-L. .306 N. Jackaon. joining bath. 64 Forrest ave. "THE STOVE DOCTOR" B. phone Ki. 2Z09-L. Wo paper rooms J4.60 Maxwell '40," 4-h. p 350.00 JOlN-kb, TMH i'AllvOR. 1 and up. All work guaranteed. EXCELLENT board, nice, large room, fur- IOARD and room In private home; all con. SUITa made to order. We do steam dyeing SB 61 SOUTH PRYOR 1410 Rapid truck, 1% tons 350,00 nace heat. Ivy 984-L. 322' W. Peachtree. vemences. Ivy 2104-J. and French dry cleaning. Work called for RUG RACK lor sale cheap. We buy second- I£nox Limousine 1,000.00 MOTORCYCLES—BICYCLES and delivered. 254 Edgewood ave. Ivy 3471. hand furniture. Cameron Furniture Co.. All cars mentioned are newly painted, $100 REWARD OFFERED M 3229 thoroughly overhauled and fully equipped BARGAINS In second-hand motorcycles, all BELLEVUE INN 69 LUCKIE ST. FOR PRESSING, dyeing, altering, cleaning, with tops, windshields, lamps, tools, etc, and makes. 62 N. Pryor, Atlanta, Ga. Qua NICELr tar. «ln«-l« or double room* steam, STEWLY furnished, steam-heated rooms; OR any stove or ranee that we cannot re- FOR SALE—Five pool tables and a com- heated, with or without meal*. »7 Bast modern conveniences; close In. BOO T. N, Wllburn. 385 Marietta. Atlanta pair or make bake. We are expert chim- guaranteed perfect In every respect. They Castle. plete three-chair barber outfit. Jacobs look like new. Third Ivy 15S8-L. . sy sweepers. Standard Stove and Supply Auction Co.. 51 Docatur at. M. 1434. LARGE, neatly furnished front room, gen- ilLL KINDS pressing. Membership cards ompany. 141 Marietta st. Ivy 44J4. K. L. BOARD, rooms; single, en suite; tlemen or business woman for light ttouae- »1. Call Mttln 9187. Atlanta 608S-M. D. arber, Manager, formerly with Southern OLD HOSS SALE of Southern Express Co. COLUMBIA AUTOMO- AUCTION SALES teeplng. 82 Auburn. p. Moore. 282 Whitehall street. tove and bupply, better known aa "Dan, today at 10 a. m. 90 South Pryor. all conveniences; elegant fur- FOR RENT—Nlcelr furnished rooms; mod- he Fixer." FOP. faAJLK—Big Four gas and oil tractors, AND ern conveniences 68 W. Baker at. SO. PRYOR PRESSING CLUB manufactured In three sizes, write or see BILE EXCHANGE. VAGK COMPANY, at 90 South Pryor. will 287 Edgewood Ave. Ivy 1626. buy or sell your furniture, household go?ds niture. Phone Ivy I53O-L. 130 \VU DO all kinds of cleaning and dyeing, as for Information. Malsby Co.. 438-440 UNFURNISHED— NORTH SIDE. pressing. Ladles' work a specialty. 367 DAN, THE FIXER Marietta st. or piano. Phone Bfell Main 3806 __ STOVE AJSD RANGE REf AIRING. East Pine St. TWO unfurnished rooms; all conveniences. bcuth Pryor sweat. Main 2392-J. GOOD USED CABS OLD HOSS SALE of Southern Express Co. IF YOU want good room* and board, eal Wo sweep c-hlianajra. today at 10 a. in 90 South Pryor. 66 Bedford place. Phone Ivy 8221-J or call LET US do your cleaning and pressing; lil Whtteua.ll St. Bell Phone Main 2699. FIS-H MARKET. A few care In good condition for sale at at ISO Ivy at., near Houston. Ivy «1»1-J. after Tuesday p. m. work Kuaranteed.^ Alexander Dry Clean- FISH DAILY. 112 Whitehall street. reasonable prices. FISH DAILY. 112 Whitehall Street. TWO unfurnished rooms, connecting with SHOE REPAIRING. bath. 38 E. Alexander. Ivy 228. Apply 1*1 IjlBRALlAR TAILORING COMPANY. W. Heating end Plumbing Co. ROADSTERS MONEY TO LOAN 265 IVY STREET SHOKb H.A-UT-SOLKD bBWED 44 Falrlle Bt. Ivy 6570. FORD—repainted. DESIRABLE steam-heated rooms, first-class Peachtree. M. Baker, Mgr Tailoring, cleaning, prose- BUICK MODEL 82—repainted. table board. Ivy Sg»4-J. Ing and dyeing. Suits made to order. 14* 50 CiiiN i'S STEWART & HUNT, OAKLAND. FURNISHED—SOUTH SIDE. Houston street. AT GWINN'S BHOfi SHOP/6 Luclcle street, COLE—foredoor. MRS. GEORGE L. CANTRBLL, formerly 111 FOR RENT—To couple without children nio» opposite Piadmont hotel. Both phones. In PLUMBERS. 53 EAST HUNTER 3T. LOANS $25.00 AND UP Walton street, now C2 Houston; nice room* Tun. WHITE WAY TAILOR 7 LITTLE!—foredoor. and board. Ivy B82B-J. upstairs furnished housekeeping rooms. (4 huiiy Call Taxlcab company for auto GET OUR prices on lumber and building COURIER—for«door—repainted. On Furrtiture, Pianos Whitehall Terrace. AND Dry Cleaning Company, R. B. Eman- ent 11 rvlce. material. We can save you money. Patter- BUICK MODEL 3D. TWO nice room* with board. 28 Carnegie uel. Prop. Altering, fepairlng and dye- son Lumber Co. Ivy 5J51, Atlanta 5251. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, mod- ing, t.ulta dry cleaned. Work called for and d'NEILL .fe HUNTER, shoe repairing. Work or Indorsed Notes. way. Ivy «977. at once. em conveniences. 101 Caplfol avenu*. iletl'v ered. "Nuf sed." 72 Woodward ave. called for and delivered. 4S6 Edgewood DUNTLBY vacuum cleaners remove dirt and TOURING CARS AT RATES permitted by the laws of the with private bath ana beard at XI Main 2484-J. Main 2740 venue. Atlanta IbJT. ~ germ's from rugs, floors, walls, etc. Vac- OAKLAND—repainted state. Our easy payment plan allows you B. Lindeden Bt. Ivy 162. Miss Annie Dennis. uum cleanerb from $JB up. Vacuum sweep- OVERLAND—foredoor—repainted to pa,y UH back to suit your Income. We FOR RENT—Two rooms completely furnish- . . BUIl.l>gg.____ TIN AND SHEET IKON WOKK. E-M-F—foredoor also protect you from publicity and extend NEWLT fur. front rooms with beard; eloa* ed for light housekeeping; all convenience*. ers 59.70. Free demonstration. 416 Fourth \Jaln 6477-J. IK iOU need a contractor, builder or expert National Bank building. BUICK MODEL 31—repainted. every courtesy to make the carrying: of a in. Att. 2f70. 10* Auburn avenue. J. L. M'MINCH STUDEBAKER—7-passenger—repainted. loan satisfactory to you in every way. FOR RENT—Nice furnished room, gas. hot roof man, call "Cunningham." Office 2*5 %4 OLD HOSS bALE oC Southern Express Co. If you want a good used car it will pay 8OUTJB 9IDK. peters street, or phone Alain 237. Repair JEST work reasonable prices. 209 Marlet- today at 10 a. m. »90 South Pryor. and cold water, olose In, good nelghbor- work of all kinds. All work guaranteed. ti st. Main B27t>-J. All. 21.17. All work 'ou to call on ue iood: references exchanged. M. 4614»L. uaranteed. • INSTANTANEOUS heater, baby gate, filing GUARANTEE LOAN CO., Excellent Meals—Select I'rioes reasonable. cabinet. Call at SI Lucille street. BUICK MOTOR COMPANY I CAN accommodate two young men or ONE nicely furnished or unfurnished room „- US build you a home on easy terms, TBANSITEH SERVICE. 241 Peachtree Street. Atlanta. Ga. Room 318 Atlanta National Bank couple with nice, room, in private home. I to gentleman or lady. Apply 169 Pulllam like rent, anywhere In the city. United street. If—A' e O" •T' 17^X1^17 H"TJ IVY 6005. .viXANi'A SAFE CO. cater to table boarders; all modern con- Bldg. Co , 400 Temple Court building. ' LAbb i KAiN Sir JtK. lanta. 68 Bargains in New and Second-hand Safes. DO YOU WANT AN AUTO? Bldg. Bell Phone Main 440. veniences, walking distance. 384 Whitehall ONE furnished room for two young roan or oHO\EKCT~TULLY—Let m» build your Walton street. Real Lock Experts. Sate Artists Main 4601 IERE are some of our automobile week btreet. Phone Main 3098-J. / more; reaso>nabl] e price. Apply 403 Whlte- home. £4 Mell avenue. LUMBER, brick, mantels, doora,fatone , cop- specials Selden touring car, perfect run- hall street. WHEN In need of carpenter work, call J. A. ing, plumbing fixtures 35 East Mitchell ilng: order and newly painted, a beauty; ape- STRICTCY exclusive board, 97 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room for Johnson, West 12SS-J. estimates on all Job Denton & Flournoy, House Wreckers ial price If taken at once 5-passenger MONEY TO LOAN gentlemen; also single room; close la: ,all work, prices reasonable. , Buick, model 17. $500, F. A. L. roadster, "a Capitol Square (opposite Capi- modern conveniences. 127 Washington. i?OR SALEr—One Burroughs electric S450 eal bear cat,'* at iBOO; 4-passenger Buick, PLENTY of 6 ami 7 per cent M. 374«. <;HIP PROFESSIONAL CARDS. WE PAY highest cash prices for WANTED—Two business gentlemen or wom- Main 1. \ioiicriel Atlanta Co., 73 wait9n' st. 1912 Cadillac, self-starter. EI LOAN other people's money on first en to board In private home. Phone West anything. Pianos, household 1911 Cadillac, foredoor touring. FURNISHED AND USfFCRmSHED. H. Brewster. Albert Howell. Jr. 1913 Hudson, self-starter. mortgage Atlanta real estate. Why not let 49S-J. For the Original Moncnef Hugh M. Dorsey. Arthur Heyman. goods, furniture 'and office fix- us lend yours at 6. 7 and 8 per cent ? See lie. WANTED—To board, and room in a refined 35NTIRE second floor, furnished oj* unfur- I URN ACE pnone iiuuerief Furnace Com- 1911 Pope-Hartford, 7-passenger. G. R. Moore & Co.. 116 Lobby Candler bldg. nished for housekeeping; terms reasonable. Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman, 1913 Flanders electric coupe. Ivy 4978. •widow's homo in West ISnd, a couple or Phone Ivy 4283-J. pany. 1J9 bouth i-rjor street. Main 286. tures a specialty. Jacobs Auction These cars are in first-class condition and two gentlemen or business women; refer- '_all tor S. P. Moncrlef or J. B. Lee. Attorneys-at-Law. look like new. MORTGAGE LOANS IN ANY AMOUNT ON ences required.) Address C-S60, Constitution. NICE ROOM, apartment, 113 Little, fur- Offices. 202, 204, 206, -108, 207, 208, 210 Co., 51 Decatur St. Atlanta' 2285, JOHN M. SMITH. DESIRABLE PROPERTY. SEE L? H. nished or unfurnished, cheap. Hutcheaon. ZURLINE, EDGAR DUNLAP INSURANCE Main 3008. repairing and Klser Building, Atlanta, Ga. Bell 1434- IVY 1B21—122 AUBURN AVE. AGENCY, 302 CANDLER BLDG. carpet cti-amiitj southern 1'^urnituie and Long-Distance Telephone 3023, 3024, and TOR SALE—Five passenger little six Fierce- WANTED—Board—Rooms i,aipet Works, 09 Ella. st. fa. R. bkelton, MATTRESSES RENOVATED Arrow; late model; good condition. White FARM LOANS—We place loans In any .aanagor. Main a3bS,_\Vcat 1366. 3025, Atlanta, G.i. WE BT_ t and steam clean feathers. Mead- Co 118 Marietta st. amount on Improved farm lands In Geor- FOR RENT—Apartments ows &. Rogers Company. Phones Main 4840. gla. The Southern Mortgage Company, WANTED—Room mate, gentle- ' WE have some second-hand cars in good Oould building. .. oil~l^t£fc.&u. li&u and oyatera. call E. G. DRKSSiV.-AJs.IiM G—SK W ING Atlanta 1476. P. O. Boat 5 condition that -we con dispose of at attrac- man: modern hotel; reasonable. ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, with or with- Marione. Atlanta bUl-jA. 170 Bell at, WANrJ3i>—£>e -end-Hand electric fixtures for tive prices. Call on us. White Co., 118 PER CENT LOANS on Atlanta property. out bath, in newly-flniahed Ponce de Leon dressmaking. US b. 1'orayth residence, must be bargain and A-l condi- Marietta st. J. R. Nutting & Co., 801-4 Empire Life Main 84. Mr. Kahn. Apartments, rent for $25 per month, upward, tion. Ivy 7044-J. FOR SALE—Bargains, Babcock electric mildlng TOUNG lawyer wants small room in heated, including hot and cold water and steam J. A. Kfei.'-'•"•*. iieah Meals, i'lstt and Oya- FIRST-CLASS dressmaking; reasonable. I BUY and sell all kinds of sacks from one coupe, new batteries and newly painted ilONEY to lend on Improved real estate. C. private apartment; board desirable, but beat. Each room accommodates couple or terEj. lib-s Auburn uva. Botn pnonea. /4-A K. Fair street. to a car load. "W. H. Hedwine, 397 Peters lam up condition, $450, also ereccric coupe, C. McGehen, Jr., 622 to 634 Empire bldg. not indispensable. Cost must be low. Address family of two. Furnished living- room ad- joining it desired and maid service optional. NORFOLK FISH CO. Fresh ,ttsh and oys- PRBNCH gowns made for $ 6. Three-piece ctreet. _____ i-passenger, good condition, $C50. Babcock FOR real estate loans see W. B. Smith. 708 A 337. Constltutlpn. ters all tho ttmti. 2£0 Auburn. Atlanta suit, 510. Call Main 4d82-L. WANTED—For cash, waste paper, ra^ stock. electric roadster, newly painted, good con- Fourth National Bank building. ROOM and board In private family by man Unexcelled family cafe in building at rea- dition, $300, These cars must be sold and sonable rates. Meals served to rooms if dft* FlKST-CLAa-a dre&smakine. reasonable Atlantic Supply Co. Fhone Main 8818. with wife and two small children. C. B. sired. B. M. Grant & Co. prices. Mrs, Ida Dorbey. 1-J4-A IS. Fair st. OVaeon will cail. ___ they are bargains. 133 K?y street. Ivy Black. Phone Ivy 786. ^ T 5262. /i. & RICH, eaamaKlne and sewing at pri- WA\ TED—One dozen suits and overcoats. WANTED—Money WANTED—Furnished room in strictly pri- VSifVBMlSOEO, vate homes; tl.61 per day; ail work JOSff Atlanta phone Bell Main 3202. 1913 CADILLAC, five-passenger with starter YOUR IDLE MONEY—With first mortgage vate family by refined youne man on north 370 EDuBVVOOD A\E. BOTH PHONES. itrictly guaranteed. Dre&smaker, 374 and in first-class condition. Bargain side. Address A 840, Constitution. * BATHERS. prices. -White Co.. 118 Marietta st. on real estate at 7 and 8 per cent interest, THE BOSCOBEL , Hunter ttreet. cou cannot'find .safer investment for your WANTED—3 far. rooms in good locality, Corner Euclid A.venue and Burt Street. klnda ot domestic feath- S' tailoring and dressmaking, coata EDUCATIONAL ^ FOR SALE—2 Speedwell cars, la good con- idle money. Let me lend It for you. Mark suitable for light housekeeping: steam heat Steam beat and janitor service. ers, lira b'eoto featnera a. apecimtj-; write relined, old suits remodeled. 101 Capitol dition; 1 7-pass. and 1 6-pass. Will sell J. McCord, SOI Third National Bank build- preferred. Address 720 Empire building. One 3-room apartment .;~T...... JS3.60 or phone tor bamples and prices. R. S. avenue. ATLANTA SCHOOL OF cheap for cash. Day and Night Service *ng. Phone Ivy 2877. Ono 4-room apartment .. 35.09 Company. 12 Houston street. IwUbanKtj. iJ'/- Soutn ilroacl s>t., Atlanta. Ga. AU1E&' TAILORING and dressmaking, WE can invest your money for you on ttrn ^_^_GLASS^5^KROJK_A>O^BJgP^JLiWl._^ suits remodeled, coats relined. Main 24U4-J ' PRACTICAL MILLINERY WE have a Stoddard-Dayton with six-cylin- TEACHES full courbe millinery in bix weeks. mortgage, high-class. Improved properly. For Rent—Houseke^pingjtooms FITZHUGH KNOX i'1 1'i. £3 mirrors or repair \\ ork, call L. P. 101 Capitol avcnug. der Knight motor, 7-passenger, practical- It will net you 7 and 8 p/er cent. 1618 Candler Bldg. Our rates are fc>wer for what we give ly new, attractive price on this car. White TURMAN. BLACK & CALHOOW. ~ NORTH SIDE. Loyd. ^iain -iO-i. Aciauia •><.*;. 11 S. For- Urefasmaking bolicited. Prieea you than any other reputable school. Now FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for house- •WINTURN COURT, NO. 53 CAPITOL AVE- > til t>Lrct-t. \\ oriv tjuuranteed. reaaonable. S3 W. Alexander St. Motor Co . 118 Marietta St. Second Floor Empire. is the time to start so you nnish for fall FOR SALE—B-Passenger car, In good condi- keeping, bedroom In bird's-eye maple, NUE, CLOSE IN. ONE-THIRD FLOOR, S heaaou. Investigate. Mias Rainwater, 40% tion. See BUI Carter, S40 Magnolia at. At- kitchen cabinet, range, ' ~" " ' ROOMS, LARGE PORCH, BTEAM HEAT, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Whitehall street. anta phone 1909. BOARD AND ROOMS •treat. JANITOR.'HOT WATER ALL THE TIMfi! JriA I ivi^Si U V -V i'ORS. FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished house- WALLS PAPERED. B. M. GRANT &. CO. LADIES' and gents huts cleaned and re- HEN ln~douSt wSSre fo~pSrchai5~yoii? FRENCH COLUMBIA AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE, NORTH AND SOUTH SIDE. tceolnc rooms, adjoining bath;, also single IN the Helene and Herbert, $40 Courtland shaped. Late styles, best work. Mall or- piano, go to the wholesale warehouse of CONVERSATION and lessons taught by a 287 EDGEWOOD AVENUE. iom 31 E. Harris bt. Ivy 3741-J. St.. cor. Cain, close in, on north side, six derb given prompt attention. Acme Hatters, The Baldwin Piano Company, 40 West Ala- gi aduate Frenchman. Fd. May, 767 LARGEST dealers of used cars In the south. rooms and bath, steam heat, hot water, Jan- 20 Baat Hunter .street. bama street, Atlanta. Edgewood avenue. Ivy 278-J. ^^^ Watch our list of used cars in this paper. •FOR RENT—Furnished rooms tor ligrh housekeeping; also bedroom. S19 Courtland. itor service, front and back porches; rent f\J \\ '-i MAJUU NEW. 94 ft TOR SALE—iSvo' upright pianos In firt,t- FOR SALE—Stoddard-Dayton, four-cylinder, J46; no children; references required. Apply \Jt-tlJ O WH11KHALL class Condition. 51 Pecatur st._ Main_a434. SPANISH! SPANISH! five-passenger, late model; Rrood running Ivy 7096 Herbert Kaiser, 411 Atlanta Nat. Bank Bldg. Routn No. i>. and up. I WILL teach you Spanish as it Is spoken condition. White Co, 118 Marietta Bt. TWO nice rooms, completely fur. for Ugh Phone M. 276, or janitor on_premlses. ^ LECTRIC PLA5TEH PIANO. coat $700, In Castllla, Spain, at'reasonable terms. I housekeeping; also single room; all con used "two monthn, good as new, make will albo ilo tranbla».lon very reasonable. FOR SALE—Model 69 Overland touring car. venlences. 209 Spring St. SHENANDOAH TERRACE. NEW 5-ROOM "ust sell. P O. Box bSfa Call Ivyrl477. BRICK APARTMENT, CORNER WASH- Address to Profebsor Campuamor. No. 25 E. FOR RENT—S select completely furnlshec t''O±l 4A.LE—Krectrlc piano. ?350 electric B11K street. WE have Gramm BUss in good condition and INGTON AND BASS; HARDWOOD repairing, painting, reasonable housekeeping rooms; private entrance FLOORS, VAPOR HEAT. SLEEPING prices. 115 Kilmer street. piano] in brand-new condition, fine i'or Bulclc 17 touring car that we can sell walking distance. Ivy 28SS-L. ~ moving picture cheater, complete with mu- cheap. Also Pope-Hartford. White Co., 118 PORCH. HOT WATER, ETC. B. M. GRANT Marietta st. THE BOARDING AND NICELY furnished: roonv. for light house & CO. efc rolls, $100 caah. D. Schane, 287 Edge- AUTOMOBILES keeping: all conveniences. Ivy 7096. 81 ,vood alvenue. Ivy 16^8. . FOR SALE—Six-cylinder -Stevens-Duryea, 7- ROOMING HOUSE UNFURNISHED rooms In the newly-finished KEYS MADE 'OR SALE)—Frederick piano, a bargain, FOR SALE!. pussenger; not run over B.OOO miles. Prac- Courtland. Ponce de Leon Apartments, corner Peach- Both Phones. .MuJU 2146, Atlanta 48J2. good condition. Main 2817. tically new. White Co., 118 Marietta st. BUREAU OF INFORMATION FOR, RENT—Three rooms and kitchenette-; tree street and Ponce de Leon avenue, may i 13S—outfalde key work. Li«ite City oun anc Ideally arranged for light housekeeping. 1 be obtained with or without bath for *20 USED CAR BULLETIN FOR Sj* LE—Three-ton Gramm truck, good Baltimore block. per month, upward. Including hot and cola X<<mitU Compaii}. 4 Central avenue. Co . SO North fryot atraet. running order; good tttes. Call at 113 ' ' '» water and Eteam heat . each room lar» •\lj. AZ.WUU.... MAULER'S private dancing WANTED—6-passenger Ford; inuat be In and let us direct you to just what you postoffice. 74 Walton st. modern conveniences, heat, llg-ht and wa- DLAAVVA1 BROS. REBUILT, guaranteed Locomobiles and good condition. "Will give warranty deed want in price, style and location. KXPKRT watch repairing, satisfaction school, 391 Peacntree at. Ivy 9129, pri- other maltes of high-grade cars. The cars to two beautiful suburban lota. Owner. Ivy ter furnluhed. No. 1 Baltimore block, first guaranteed. <» Walton bt., just of£ Peach vate and claaa lessons, .children and adulta. listed are north every dollar asked. This SOI TH S1I li. door from West peachtree._lvy_5_l«8-J._ _ tree. E522. TWO nicely furnished housekeeping rooms, i_L,ABSJ-)d r/111 open Septemruer 1 tor vocal Is no sale of wrecks. We are ottering a few M. 3237. Information Free A. 272. elope in. 101 Capitol avenue. Main 24M-J. i3K —2S8 ~ MYRTLE STREET, BETWEEN _ instrumental mofito at £ti£ Soring «tr£«t. Mn. cars that we nave accepted as part payment SUPPLIES—ACCESSORIES. ?FVEkTH AND EIGHTH. MOST DE- rhortjga <»raat-Hoffman on new Locomobiles at prices that will move No. t N. SIRABLK RESIDENCE SECTION. FIVE "PATLRbOiN 'LU MBER " CO. these cars. AUTO DIRECTORY Pryor. Klmball House Bide. ROOMS HARDWOOD FIX>ORS, BEAUTI- IS the firm to get the oest lumber at the LOCOMOBILE—One 1912 model "M," six- FOR REHT—Roomi £m FIXTURES NICE YARD. GARAQB. lowest prices. Let us figure your lumber cylinder 48-H. P., four-passenger; guar- Atlanta and Vicinity, 1913 MUST BE SEEN TO BK APPRECIATED. bill. Ivy o-'ol. Atlanta 6261 ADDRESSING, mailing, stenographic work anteed condition, painted maroon, demount- CONTAINING route and readings of the F17IIXISHED—WORTH MOBS. B. M.GKANT_&_Cp. ______MESSENGER SERVICE. promptly and accurately done. Best v. ork able rims and complete equipment, $2,900. recognized tours leaving Atlanta; Georgia ONE perfectly modern 4-room apartment. and most reasonable prices In city, also laws regulating and running of machines; FOR GENTLEMAN —Nicely front and rear porcltes; hot and cold MAIN LOCOMOBILE—One 1911 "M." six-cylinder, ATLANTA multlgraph Work. The stenographic Service 4S-H. P., 7-passenger touring car. Thisrules of the road; city of Atlanta ordinance, furnished room with every mod- wafer, "team heat. 324 Forrert ave. Apply •>->-; Quick. Reliable ,,/• >, Atlanta phone 4477. 115 Auburn ave. car In good condition. Cost new $4,850, for also registration number, owner s name, ad* S39 N. noulevarg/ghone Ivy EOg-J. __ •J aftd B Madison avenue. model. Perfect condition. Guaranteed. Ice. v _ _ Wilton htreet. _ _ LOOSF TKETH, spongy gums Rlggsdlsease Main 146U-3310. Atlanta 1422. Autogenous Welding Co. 15 PONCE DE LEON AVE. relieved and cured by Styp-Strlngant. $3,750. AUTOMOBILE and machine parts of all PRIVATE HOME. OPPOSITE GEORGIAN want to rent apartmentm or biulneai CO .it druggists. Parcel post 60c. Lawrence COLUMBIA—One 1911 make "86." four- klndH welded. 183 Courtland et. Ivy 871. , TERRACE. THE PICKWICK tT "ee B. M. Oranf It Co. Ornnt bia«. Urug Company. Atlanta. i REMOVAL NOTICE. passenger, 60-H. P. Car m good condi- HANDSOMELY furnished, or unfurnlrhod N'ISW, l»-«tory *no fjruproof. tion. Top. windshield, seat covers, electricSAVE your auto and motorcycle tires by front room, on tirfit or Mioona floor, new •team-heated rooms with connecting bath*. ENGINEERING. The Tally Stock Yards has moved to 37 E lights, speedometer. Klaxon horn. etc. Fire- using Auto Puncture Cure. Seals valve mahogany and brass bed* with or without Convenient shower batm on each floor. HOTELS Peters street, near Leonard Ht. Take Walker I stone demountable rims, painted light leaks and all punctures up to, 20-penny board, also one lapBe room for domestic 7—7 Fate-it* ft., near Carnegie library. G. V. PUAiNTE, M. E. to Went Vtaw car. Milch cows, beef cattle •pike automatically at once; preserves the SPECIAL MACHINE DESIGNING i, with white stripe. J1.250, rubber; prevents tube from sticking to cas- use, sultaMe tor fa/boll} <•? four or «lx yoilna AT TUB CARROLLTON. and Jersey male. Bell phone W. 1351, At- PIJERCE-ARHOW—One 1911"S-48," seven- ladles or gentlemen" references exchanged, FURNIBHKD room* a»d fur. apita,; •team HILBURN HOTEL 262 West North Avenue. Main 2»i». lanii 558. ing savea 35 per cent of tire expense, ee per tjhone Jlvy 1412-J. heat, hot water, «l«curlc light*. Janitor* 10 AND 12 "WALTON STREET. pSSsenger. touring and limousine bodies, e*nt tire trouble and 40 per cent of your re- »ervfce, aome dealrabl* cpac* now open. Of- ENTLEMEN only: center of city, near car in A-l condition. comr.Ute.y equipped. ligion. Watch for trade-mack A. f. C. flce 20 Carnegie Way. J.r. Steele. Mgr. :^\jff^SwSKT&'tSia'vtea. 50c. 7Sc and n. r>-vv carriage; repaired.-————,( repainte* v*nMuuiud, «1unHv Practically as good as new. Cost J6.700. for Auto Puncture Co.. Atlanta. Ga. T !6 EAST NORTH AVBNUB. IVY «60l. THE JMat of "them atop at the Bal Hotel. lecovered. IvTwy 30AO7ll7 . Roberftf^hM*t MitchellXlf»At.All . 24^ta7n DR. EDMONDSON'S Tansy Pennyroyal and ON33KR new management. Rates reason- THE AI/CALOMA APT. 4» to 62 Decator «treet; center of elty. ^^'3 UdgewoQcu Cotton Root Pills, a safe and reliable *Z>5

CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, <**- THUBSDAY, NOVEMBSB 13, 1913.

IT O Tnx724.ru SPAPFRf FWSPA.PFR the June Bug's Out of Your Get Live Wires With Want* Ads. Every Live Wire In Atlanta Constitution Want Ads You O' 0 RESTAURANTS REAL ESTATE—For Sale. REAL ESTATE—For Sale. REAL ESTATE—Auction. REAL ESTATE—Auction. REAL ESTATE—For Sale FOR RENT—Houses 9I.VZV9.7 JLT4^«X*JI*>AV CAFETERIA IF IT is '•eai eutatea « you want to tmy or «I 54 MARIETTA ST., W. S. Dobbins. Prop. A it will pay you' £o ee» me. A. Gra»«. 2 modern and up-to-date place for lunciieon 2&afct Hunt«r street. W. A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON, for business men and iacli&a, CaJi .and BIG AUCTION SALE SUBURBAN. Bell Phones 1031-1032. tl EDGEWOOD AVE. Atlanta Phone 1881. NEW 7-room I)ecatur residence, exclusive BOYD CAFETERIA neighborhood, cherted street, eaat front. BARGAIN EOS1B cooking at all hours. 41 South perfect. Thia beautif u J home has furnace. WE WILL HAVE A BIG AUCTION SALE TODAY, November FOR RENT FOB SALE _ P ryor at ree t, ar r o i» t rom _ng_w_ Co ur t h o u HP hardwood floors i leeplng porch, glazed, 4-r. h. Spring street, corner Harris.-J85.00 25 ACRES, adjoining Druid Hills property birch doors, buffet, book cased, $100 tile IN 13, at JOLLY STATION, on the Georgia Railroad. The tract 2-r. h. 28 Boulevard Drive 6000 at Decatur. Don't you know that Decatur mantle in living room, cedar root, low price Is the best little city In Georgia? See Mr. FOR RENT—Houses. of $5,000 beat ternn, some trade. TV. H. S. of land contains 30 acres, divided into 107 lots, which will be sold h. 29 CurrJer street 73.00 Eve. i. .... _ _ h Bast Lake Junction SO.OO -r. h. 706 North Boulevard 60.00 NICE CORNER lot on East North avenue. I4-ROOM house at 314 Peach- for fl.j&O. 5oOO ca$>h. balance, terras. Worth truck farm with from 10 to 15 acres, with Peachtree Creek running 10-r. h. ROS 'Washington t 45x100. between ______FAUU LANDS. sale and free transportation will be furnished them. We will have 9-r. h, 114 McJLendon street . 42.50 Windsor and Hood. Can be bought very FOR FtTSrsT— North sia» bungalow, choice 14th and 16th, for $4,500, worth $6,250. 8-r. h. 281 East Fourth street 4000 cheap. See Mr Cohen location. 33 \\pst l-'th between Weat Terms on these lots, $1,500 cash, bal- automobiles leaving our office, I4-A Auburn avenue, at 9:30 o'clock, Peathtieo and .Sjtrme 'itr'pts, pc-jse^slon at 30- ACRE FARM FOR $300 8-r. b. 360 Capitol avenue ... 36.00 ontf«iit 12 yvubi in .i-onue.^ _ _ _ _ X.OC-VTED in the fa. toht growing Bection of 35.00 cant lot or sell straight out. See Mr. Red- Geor«lu. on A C 5L. R. R., Ware county, FOURTEEN LOTS ON 15TH, FOW- Decatur, Ga., and take parties down to Jolly Station and bring 8-r. h. 119 East Pair street .. 30.00 ford FOnf~Rf:>rr— •Vortir Me cottage, filx rooms i 8-r. h. DeKalb Boulevard, cor. 2d av. 25.00 «tiul_ l».ith. JS-O !• y MS.! ______, __ ne.ii \V a>cro -'j. No better lands, where LER and CHERRY, between 15th them back whenever they want to return. ~ ~ v UUP** have adv .LIU ed from 50c to $50 per and 16th, for $10,750, worth $17,500. 8-r. h. 38 Norcross street 35,00 car line, fins street aero . in the mid it of where large invest- 8-r. h. 572 Washington street INMAN PARK HOME of S rooms and hall: l.Uge room i cli» ments aro now being ma.de from the east Terms, $2,750 cash, balance 1, 2 and 3 8-r. h. hardwood floors, furnace; tile bath. Lars* rery nic '• P^ _ \Vc*st 11-1M J __ and werft A few dollars .spent here \v ill Murray Hill . 70-foot lot, east front. This house Is new, <,ALU write or pbono Cor our rent bulletin ^* trl* e you a 30 to SO per cent Increase now. years, 7 per cent. Will make separate The sale will commence promptly at n o'clock, adjourn at i -. h. 701 N. Boulevard (furnished). 76.00 and never been occupied. $6,750. on terms. carry .T Jargp list or houses for rout. Ralp^t unlj a limited number of tracts at this bonds for each lot. Entire block three o'clock for lunch, which will be served on the grounds free, and -r. h. 1 South Gordon (furnished) . 70 00 See Mr Martin or Mr Bradshaw. C ' hnn 74 7R P*-\ hire* st _ ___ _ price. Come to see us or write at once for street fronts. TTUK wcTkTy~fent~Uat sivci full doicrlpU'm blu** print*- V, A B ikt-r Ac Co , 1115-16 after lunch sale will be continued until the property is sold. of evrv thin,: for'rert Call Xur one or 1M Fourth Na.t'1 Bank bldg Main b!3 Atlanta. FOR RENT—Lofts. FOR RENT—Lofts. TIB ma 1 U to you. Korrfsr »*c Oi "rtr» A i i'' North Fulton County 500 FEET ON 16TH, WEST OF WIL- LIAMS, for $12,500; $2,500 cash, bal- __ RENT—____ 10 Small Farms for $8,750 You are specially invited to attend this sale, and be assured that ance 1, 2 and 3 years, 7 per cent. you can't help but make money on every lot purchased. Terms: FOR RENT OFFICE SPACK—SILVKV BLJJG. $875 Cash Payment ANY AND ALL OF THESE LOTS CORNER BROAD AND ALABAMA streets, we have the second FOK offices atid stores in the Silvey BALANCE > early. An opportunity la here ARE BARGAINS. Will only sell in One-fourth cash, balance in 6, 12 and 18 months, or in eighteen building, located at Five t*ointi-, Cor biff enhancement. 14 miles from cen- ter of Atlanta. Hay 3 road iroiitaffeB, alao blocks as outlined at the price. This and third lofts over the NEW building now being erected, for Edgewood, Feachtree aad Decatur railroad frontage, flag t-top 011 propert>. A is the first price ever placed on these monthly payments. streets, gee us. littl*1 cash here iy!H more than double In a RENT. Every improverflent, electric lights, steam heat and plenty \ cry Hhort while See us at once \V A. lots, and purchasers now will get full G. R. MOORE & CO., Baker & Co . 1115-lfa Fourth Nat'l Bank benefit of all of the improvements of light. Fine place for school, business college, dental office or 116 LOBBY ANDL.1SH BUILDING. building Main 613. ___^ which must of necessity come to this - T. B. LUMPKIN REALTY CO. ATL. PHONE 2483. IVY 4978. \V& can aell your larid or timber tract, no any similar business. Price and all details on application. matter \\ here it it> located, \\hether it section. In naming these prices I have OFFICES In me Moore building e.t No 10 Au- be a. fetv acres or thousands. Comniunlcate fully considered the sacrifice I am PHONE IVY 4152. I4-A AUBURN AVE. burn ave *-. hH.u, p^asengor elevator. with UH aa to what > ou have to sell. llcbcs and Janitor servl ••* ?ltioO to $18. On» making, but must sell some of my fumifchert ofrii'o. price $1? "".0 CHELSEA LAND COMPANY holding to enable the improvements I TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN I'OR RE^Vr~T™J~~< onneTUnlF "fllL«i, Hteam 601 Empire Life Bulld]ng Atlanta. Ga. am going to make in this section. The heat. Broad and Alabama streets. Phone BBAUTIFULi FA.R1I 1,000 acres, well locat- REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale. SECOND FLOOR EMPIRE BLDG. 4557 MeaL estate. Owner. P. O. Box blocks from Peachtree Thi ee and four rooms, with tile bathroom with both house; perfectly level; shade, size 100x200. Bargain at $8,000. SPRING STREET LOT—Wo offer a Spring street lot, G0xl25, with a 7-room cottage, 1737, Atlanta. Ga. tub and shower bath Mechanical refrigeration, vacuum cleaning- system, vapor for $7,500. Will take as part payment a smaller piece of property. This lot Is heat, garbage incinerator. Every room with outside ventilation. Open tor cheap at J200 per front toot, located aa it is. The Improvements that will go on Inspection now. SIX NEGRO LOTS in 150 feet of East Georgia avenue. Price, Spring street will make this property sell for $300 per front foot before they are REAL ESTATE—Sale^Exch^ge finished. It will pay you to see us at o nee if you are in the market to buy or trade. PLC5RI BT^nJMn^^OR^^vLlJ, or \\ill t?x- B. M. GRANT & CO. $400 each. ' chapge for town or country property, large WARD BUNGALOW—On Catherine street. In the tenth ward, we have a' 5-rDom house. private n .Lterworku and LEVEL, vacant lot on Piedmont avenue, 50 feet front, for $2,250. lot, 50x200, with a new s-room bungalow that we offer for {3,500, $100 cash. J30 acetylene g"a.s. -0 acre4- best land In Florida, per month for the balance. The, owner of this bungalow has left town and has 1~8 neros in beautiful virgin pine, 100 orange, REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale Located opposite Avery Drive. elven us this low price for a quick sale. No use to pay rent any longer. Buy this crrajje/riUt satsurna and tangerine trees | bungalow at our price and you have a bargain. lurse isa.ra.^0, oervctnt's house, beautiful lake NOSTH SIDE RESIDENCE—On North M orotund avenue, near the Druid Hills, we fiuiit, V*-milo front pot>tofl*iee finest ttfatilug- offer an S-room, 2-story residence for $6,500. This Is one of the most modern Id J'Morida best rea.son'i tor tilling For par- and up-to-date homes on the street. It is an $8,500 proposition, but our price will ticUtara arid photos apply to J. R. HolHnger, BARGAIN buy it for a quicfe sale. Don't fall ,to see this If you are In the market for a home. RoJ.nO>lte. Ala. ^ COOPER STREET COTTAGE—In a few feet of West Georgia avenue and near the FJilCjaAiJi CHUAF OR EXCHAKUK for 135-ACRE IMPROVED FARM Georgia Avenue school, -we offer the best C-room cottage on the street for iiiefe little cotta^r. 101^ model 4-past>e-nger APARTMENT, 3-story brick, six handsome 6-room apartments, and every $3.500; $100 cash, $25 per month for the balance It la always rented for $30 per 5-cvHndar Ijot.umobile It s prj.eticall> new , i month. Our price and terms are for a quick sale. it tx*aut> ind \v ortlL e% «*r> dollar anked. Ad- convenience, on a very large lot, within five blocks of center of city. Slre^ A 3 >9 care Constitution. Present rental $5,000 per annum, and will readily stand for increase in rental. i* THAI>II euultj of 3J>00 in Ansley Ten-Room House, Barns and Park lot for automobile or will sell cheap Tlie owner is out of town, and instructed us to sell for ?50,000. We can ddK'SH SOI Empire Llfo bld£r,, or C~3Jb, arrange terms. HARRIS G. WHITE i o Constitution ______Outhouses ~" HAlJE ~"OR "~~ lots in Ynsley Park. Wha.t have you to offer* Milton Straus Ivy 4bGO. 521 Kurt HERE IS A BARGAIN—On Piedmont avenue, between Eighth building MARTIN-OZBURN REALTY CO. and Tenth streets, we have a jam-up house with furnace and "\VANTCD—To hear from o\vner ot good FOR EXCHANGE fiirm foi sale toend description and pricp. Third National Bank Bldg. Phone Ivy 1276. Atlanta 208. every convenience on a very large lot for $7,500 on reasonable terms. Northv-esiern Business Ayeao, Minneapo- lis. AUnn. This splendid middle Georgia farm, one mile There is no better section to live and the property will never be MYRTLE STREET HOME from county site town limits, on graded road, in fine worth less. KEfelUKNCE 1MSTK1CT. FOK s VLU H\ owner, tho cutest little OWNER LEAVING CITT and wants to sell his 8-room, 2-story, furnace-heated community. Eighty acre's under cultiA'-ation. All HARRIS G. WHITE brand-iie\\ 5 room bungalow and bath- room i.jr^o bark and front paichei. situated home. It's an unusually atti active place, having been designed by an improvements in good condition. Free of encum- 327 GRANT BLDG. PHONE IVY 4331. on \mii>t.ou i-v tnuo next door to the cornei architect with exclusive ideas, these ideas being executed with skill by a of Bault^.trd outhei n states, with a cunuuium th«it is unsurpassed in any EDWIN P. ANSLEY Peachtree Road 6,040 feet meti opolii 1 hU place iy \vell \% orth $-,SOO WALDO & REDDING an time, hut u, i tjuui^ to ofter this pla.ce for Shallow Ford Road 2,027 feet ^^,250 and m ikt the terms to suit you. C. Land Department, Decatur Road 2,287 feel 'VV.geiI:gno-tr* \! JJ-4J Act quick. GRANT BUILDING. JOHN S. SCOTT, Salesman. Phone Ivy 590 Realty Trust Building. Total frontage 10,354 feet $200 TO $400 Magnificent spring and shade. This bargain will be sold promptly, as $25 Down, $10 Monthly Ivy 1600. it is near Oglethorpe University Development. A FEV. UIIHC .• Iota, o\er!oolilns ,md adjoin- R. F. BISHOP & L. O. TURNER CO. inj; Orn,U <.> vtul ha\<> the pl.ins reaUy for Price $6,750. _ ___ lot. This house is one of the beat-built 6-room cottages in Atlanta without a building ut !„ ipd-rtniptitM, admirably ar- any exception, and is, as stated, absolutely a bargain at $6,000, on terms at that. HERE IS TOUR OPPORTUNITY—Braiid-new 2-story brick veneer, on a beau- ranged I Mill -* t th^ i»t at a fft,ir value ALBARMAR—Vacant l£tjfoj^ $l,050_ cash It case of needing cash, that's all. tiful elevated east-front lot. This, tob, on a NORTH SIDE street that is In and gi\e the pin-, t*» imiclmboi Chas. K BRI.AKCr.jIFF ROAD—Two vacant lota, east front. $6.000 each SPRING STREET, close to Third street, -we offer a dandy 9-room, 2-story, a class of its own. Within 200 yards of best school and car service in the " furnace-heated home on a lot 55x200 feet, for $7,750. Easy terms. city. Eight rooms, enclosed sleeping porch, linen closet, tile bath, tile toilet FOR SAL. 12—57 •> bimpMm street, neu. «»K UENTINCr PROPERTY, rents for $20 a month. Price ?1,700 cash. Only 60 and lavatory, furnace heat, also grate with handsome mantel In every room; rooms and bath an it c I u ^tone cotta&e, feet from car line. This is grood pick-up. walls tinted, woodwork mahogany, hardwood floors, birch doors, glass knobs; Kas, \vater nice homo .uiifico price $2 t>50. tile porch, cement side driveway. Worth $8,000. Will be worth more, but Easy terms. Uiillot IU»i.U> Co, 380 Equit- FISCHER & COOK an offer around $7,000 will get It. The terms can be arranged to suit anyone »ble bldg. Phono M 47M able to buy anything, so why not call us now? THE FINEST HOME IN IJECATUR LOOK MONROE COUNTY FARM 519-20 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG. FOR SALE—Very large, handsome, modern home, on a lot about an acre or so SOMETHING U ORTH WHILE. SOUTH SIDE HOME in size. Location best. Price very reasonable considering clasa of this home. JX3CATION GOOD, street Improvements, 200 ACRES, 3 miles Moran, 15 miles Macon, on one of the best auto highways house noil built, modern first-class co&df- in Georgia. Two-horse fa,rm in cultivation. Some nice timber, good tlon, beautify! bhade tree;, on lawn sur- ATTENTION LOT OWNERS1 HURT & CONE rounded by iron fence, back tut, level fruit neighborhood, near school and church, small improvements, but good land and 54 PEACHTRKE ST. PHONE IVT 293». trees, chlcltea yard. Ideal Home Must sell a dandy farm at the low price of $15 per acre, with easy terms. TOD HAD better watch out. or your vacant lot will eat Itself up In taxes and Price and terms reasonabje. Address C-li" IOBS of Interest on money invested. If you own a lot Wifl WILL BUILD care Constitution. * WD MIGHT BE ABLE to exchange this for good Atlanta property at the right "WILL SACRIFICE atcouat^clcne^r"in^dern FOK TOtJ NOW, and arrange all the details. Including the finances. suburban hoive and 1 *. ,u rts 11 no a) fd I fa price. Let us know what you have and we will see what we can do. $1,000 CASH *nd truck land. 7 milet, from center of tity Aak your banker and the bullai^g Inspector about un! en car lino railroads main road and river' "Will subdivide into stvc-ral gool poultry ^nd BUYS 4 ACRES of beautiful wooded land that lies perfect for building- purposes. truck farms, all \vith car Hm"* irnntasr n*-B- GEORGIA HOME & FARM CO. just oft East Lake car line, on main street, balance one, two and threo istfred hogs, t-tock poultr% anil tum equip- years, 6 per cent. This is your ehanco for a country home or a xittle subdivision. ment also for &alc For tei nib ^-eo Braitow PHONE IVT 6767. 302-306 CANDLER BLDG. FULTON COUNTY HOME BUILDERS O-nner. J5j Candler Annex 6Z9-HO CANDLER BTJJUDINO. PHONE: IVY 4674. 15 PER CENT INVESTMENT 5S50 GOOD 3-i oom house 51 ipo good" B. C. CAUJAWAT. President. J. W. WILLS. Secretary. 1-room house, terms on all, $100 cosh, Slo FOURTH WARD negro renting property in good condition, water and sewerage. per month, SS50 cash, e"ood & room house FOURTH WARD INVESTMENTS BEN R. PADGETT. JR., Superintendent ot Construction. Price 74.000 cash $10,500, 2H acres beat north Mde at Vir- 21x93 Rents ?91 20. Price $800.00. SEE ginia, avenue- three houses lei m* to < r^ Phone Mr 60x75 Rents ?4SO.OO. Price J5.500 00. Brick store. Corner. REAXi ESTATE. 501-2 EMPIRE BLDG. Sotithulck. Mam 2409 to &ho« them rtt once 100x200 Uents $700.00. Price $5.500.00. WE HAVE orders from an out-of-town client to sell his home on Oak street PHONE MAIN 3457. 40x87 5 Rents $465.00. Price—Make offer. Houston street corner. In West End. If you want a home at a bargain price, you should aee •-BOOM BUN-OALOW. ..tone front, north ALL OF THESE properties are in average repair, well located on good streets this at once. *2,600. $460 cash, balance easy. Bide. Six-room house, A\est UnO.. stoto and worth the money. Can arrange terras. WEST END PAKK L£>T3. PEACHTREB RO/vD—256x265; 4-room house, fruit, etc, 53,000. Terms. DRUID HILLS SECTION. WE HAVE TWO LOTS lust listed with ua for quick sale in this attractive subdivision. ROSWELL ROAD—Two miles beyond Buckhead, nearly six acres and a fair The lots are 60x150 feet, convenient to car and city Improvements. They He well house on this. For quick sale 32,500. Terms. $5,250—ON ONE of the best residence streets in the section, we offer you a, and the price la low In fact, we consider them the Beat lots in the park for th« 6-room bungalow. Hardwood floors, birch doors, tile bath, and all mod- money. Price, Jl.OSO each. FOR. HOMES or ln\estinent property in r>e^ ern improvements. Terms. $250 cash, ?35 per month. A BARGAIN FOK SOMKONE. catur, sea Flotcher Pe*irfaort. 42^ -vtlmt-T EVERETT & EVERETT ON JOSEPH-INK STREET we have a 5-room cottage on lot 40x140 feet, all city Improve- National Bank building ' '1,00». CALIFORNIA bungalow to youi KleaT^Too HARPER REALTY COMPANY The owner of this property has authorized us to put a price on the house and lot and plans; $500 eatii, »ji monthiy Common- the vacant lot that win sell them. We offer you both for 13,000. If you set to our wealth Home Builders. 330 Equitable ii 717 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING office before the owner, tha property in you y at * j»er cent Interest. WANT ADS lOc Line WANT ADS

NEWSPAPER! iWSPAPfc.RI Page Eighteen. THE CONSTrrUTION, ATLAOTA, GA;, THtlESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1913.

so DAILY POUND OF STEAK in" which he agrees to give J. "W. Jones Parallel that It looked In- one and a half pounds of steals or pork y av they should ever meet. But daily until the loan is returned i . j> « met. The path I traveled AS SECURITY FOR LOAN !V£nea ln It8> course. It ran tnto the The proceeding la an unusual one, BE ?h and we now Hnd ourselves In Two Investments A regular communication SaVannah. Ga,, November 12—(Spe- and caused a great deal of comment. roTad, marching u» the same Besides agreeing to give the pound and , under the same flag, actu- of Atlanta lodge. No. 69. F. cial.)—A3 inducement In negotiating a. a half of meat daily, Walker mortgages *j, t 2L, the same desire to destroy Currier St. lot, 50x140, runs through to Fairfax St.—Nos. 141, & A. M, will be held In Ma- $73 loan, Louis Walker, a butcher, to- ine traffic In liquor and redeem a na- sonic temple, corner Peach- day filed a paper in the superior court two lots to Jones as security tion from Us curse. 143 and 145 Currier St., and Nos. 28, 30 and 32 Fairfax St. Rents, tree and Cain streets, this SHOUTSPATTERSON a (Thursday) evening at 7rSO «v.o *"? ^are that to have suddenly STi^S6? the views of mature manhood. $45- Price $3,750. j o'clock The Fellow Craft •w-iidch i once asserted and proclaimed will be conferred- All dul\ j See Sunday Ad on Backtrf Society Section\,\ from one end of Tennessee to the ciualitled jesldent and sojourning; Ex-Governor of Tennessee, er Courtland St., between Merritts Ave. and Linden St.; lot 48x140; brethren are cordially and fraternally v°.rS. ; "as excited surprise and pro- invited to meet with ufe. °Kea comment. But this Is a wcVld 6-room house. A north side investment on leading thoroughfare. AX.VJN L. RICHARDS. 'W. M Once a "Wet," Tells Anti- or cliangre. Stagnation is decay and RICHARD N. FICKETT, JR., Sec. Prosress ls the command of the age Terms. Price $7,000. A Superb Double-Disc Record an WEYIYIAN & CONNORS K M, SANKJ2Y. i?i ?. tne Tennessee legislature. In Chancellor Commander in the United States and all territo- .vnich he opposed further legislation LEND ON; REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED, AT S P. CKONHRIM, K of R. & S, ries under its jurisdiction soon would to regulate the salejon traffic. Mr. Pat- be adopted by congress, and declar- terson reiterated that at that time LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. QUICK ACTION. NO RED TAPE. ing that ' if I am governor of ^Cansas these were his honest convictions, II. P. O. of Elks' Initiation. I will immediately convene the legis- based upon a misguided judgment He INTEREST ftp SORROWERS SAFEGUARDED. A regular session of At- then continued lanta Lodge. No 78, B P lature in special session if necessary O of Elks, will be held this for the purpose of ratifying the Liquor's Vwfnl Trail. EQUITABLE BUILDING . ESTABLISHED 1890 . Sample Record "I say to > ou, fully conscious of (Thmsday) evening. No- amendment," Governor GeoTge H. tne meaning and responsibility o£ the vember 13, at ! 30 o'clock Hodges of Kansas, tonight threw the declaration, that if this message has Please attend promptly at fifteenth biennial convention of the encouraged lawlessness or ever been the hour stated. Initiation American Anti-Saloon league Into an sought as a refuge for violators of Fiaternally, the law, if it had to stand as my last 49-fcot-agrG of WotJSoHold Ooods ALBERT L DUNN. u pi oar of applause expression on the llquoi question, I We have a small amount of space in our fireproof building, and also a Exalted Rulej Prosperity Under Prohibition. would consume it In the living fires mall amount of space In our slow-burning building. If you anticipate storing THUO MAST, Secretary. Governor L~B Hanna. (K North Da- and erase it forever from the minds and memories of men. •our household goods, you are invited to inspect our warehouses to see the kota, another apelaker, (gave statis- My life has had deep sorrows My ;are your goods get. tics to show the prosperity of his soul has been tossed on the waves of FUNERAL NOTICES. Standard in Size state under "prohibition' reign and angrv seas My nature has been pro- ba (1 the b-ewers' year book ' showed foundly touched and stirred 135-7-9-41 EDGEWOOD AVE. 135-7 BELL STREET. MICK—Friends of Mrs Louisa Mick, Unexcelled in Quality and Durability no consumption in his state of their "I have seen the trail of liquor in PHONES: BELL, IVY 2037, ATLANTA 1113. Mr and Mis \V J Whaley, Mi the criminal courts where I have George Mick, Mr. Flank Mick and Mr manufacture in 1913 Govern&l Han- prosecuted crime I know, and have Louis Mick are invited to attend the Something Unusual--Very Attractive rui said however, that some intoxi- been a participant in its paialyzing funeral of Mrs Louisa Mi-ck at the cants were used in North Dakota, but and coiroddnp influence in the social- residence, S3 Oak etieet, Thursday at Come in and get one, or write or phone that tho consumption was so small and public life of our national capital 2pm Pallbearers meet a,t 1 J>. m at As the governor of Tennessee I have Gieenberg & Bond company. Inter- Regular Standard Columbia Double-Disc Records, 65c. Best that theie was practically no profit for seen it a Veritable and raging- center ment at West View. n the World. Other Columbia Records, 75c up to $7.50. distillers or brewers. of storm around which gathered Its The day session was brought to a Play on cither Columbia or Victor Machines. defenders and assailants, and from climax with a stirring address by which sprang divisions in parties, dis- WAITS—The friends and relatives of foimer Goveinor SI R Patterson, of putes in families and dissensions in Mi Reese N Waits, Mi and Mrs W. Tennessee In -which he gave reasons churches W Waits, Mr Charlie Waits, Mr Wm Grafonola Department "Goinp: through life, I have seen it Walts, Miss Fannie Bell Waits. Mrs, F foi his enlisting with the anti-saloon drag down many of the associates of Third Floor, Right movement and reviewed his former life REAL PROTECTION M Waits and famlH- and Mr and Mrs my boyhood, blasting their hopes and W D Noriis and family are Invited to and activities, which, according to his consigning them to untimely graves. attend the funeral of Mr Reese N. RICH & BROS. statements, ha,d been with the forces I have seen its forked lightning strike AVaits Friday, November 14, 1013, at opposed to suppiession of the liquor my first born — the child of my young Is assured when you buy an 2 30 p m. from the Payne Memorial traific- manhood, and I have borne with him church The interment will be at West Twice elected goxemrT of Tennessee the suffering and tried to help him in View cenjetery. as a "wet," Mi Patterson came to his brave but sometimes melancholy < olumtous in a special cai, accom- struggle for redemption At last I panied b> Governor Ben W Hooper, have felt its fo-ul and stealthy blow- who succeeded him as Tennessee's as it turned upon me in its deadly FUNERAL SIRECTORS__ chief executive to give his indorse- and shaming wrath — upon me who had ment to a nation-wide program that pleaded before the people for its very would have for its aim the entire existence Men have called me strong, BARCLAY & BRANDON CO. elimination of the saloo>n and while I could see Its harm In oth- Indestructibility, Beauty in FUNERAL. Dir«ctors, are now located ers, I though myself immune, as thcni- In their new home. 246 Ivy itr«et. Why Van Winkle j \\by Pnttemon Changed. santfs before my Ume have tnoug-j.i corner Baker. Auto amfoulaac*. Former Governor Patterson said, in and suffered for the thought Appearance, Fire Proof, pai t: "The 4nti-Saloon league and I have Went to Throne of God. Water Proof, Convenience in Use. not always been filends The paths "All this I knew and felt without a SPBATLJNG IS DYEING Trucks we traveled were wide apai t They revelation of the deep pathos ana meaning of It aJl. I needed help, ifoi Mourning Black IN One DAY'S Notice I was groping And niy feet were stum- FOOTE & DAVIES CO. bling in the dark. 25 EDGEWOOD AVENUE CXPRESS paid one way on «Ii out-of-toirn order* "When logic and reason gave no an- Live and Work the Clutch swer, I cast aside all pride of opin- EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE •mounting to fl OO. ion, all thouglit of what the world 03 Auburn AT* IT? 234*: Atlanta 85*. migrht say, or thinK, and went to the JUST ONE MINUTE FROM EVERYWHERE throne o'f Almighty aod There, on ATLANTA STEAM DYE ASD CLEANING WGBKS bended knees, I asked for light and strength, and they came The our- PON the rintch depends steady performance. talns o.f the night parted and the way RED as cleai. I arose a changed man U It' the clutch doesn't grip hard and hold long F "The saloon cannot produce one veracious witness in its favor, as It the engine lets? go and races. You know the trouble. That MAN stands indicted before the bar of pub- North Side Bungalow never happens in the Van Winkle Truck RELIABLE SPEC- BRAND "It stands a convicted felon and Close to the Druid Hills section, and on a very pretty street, we have an IALISTINDIS- \ an Winkle Clutches hold. They make tiansmksion must receive the sentence of the law. elegant 6-room bungalow, complete in every detail. Built upon a level, ele- continuous and perieU It must go, never to leturn, and with vated lot, and equipped with all modern conveniences, "we know ol nothing __ EASES OF MEN. the going of the saloon, liquor itself prettier for the price. $5,250, on easy terms. LOCATED IN ATLANTA IO YEARS. Sh 1< 3Z INMAN BLD\3. 23% S.BROAD ST "i' favor prohibition In any form that will either reduce or destroy the B. IVI. liquor traf.flc I favor H personal- GRANT BUILDING. At (he Auto Show—Taft Hail wide and world-wide." NOTICE TO PUBLIC Front Effect of the \VHITI3WOO1), VAN WINKLE but Without the Deep Points. GEORGE A. DEIHL DIES Atlanta & West Point Motor Truck Company 2 for 25c AT PRIVATE SANITARIUM EARL & WILSON Acres-»$5,500 R. R. Co. ATLANTA, GA. GeOige A Deihl, one of Atlanta s Sold by DANIEL BROS. CO. Close in, 1,000 feet Railroad front. Must be sold. Noa-resident owner Change of Schedule Effective Monday, 45 Peachtree Street pioneer citizens died last night at St Josephs infumary Mr Delhi, while needs money. Adjoining property $1,000 per acre. Absolutely and unequiv- November 17, 1013. 60 years o£ age, was apparently in ocally a bargain. $2,000 cash payment handles it. Train No 42 from West Point will good health until seveial weeks ago anive Atlanta 8 15 «i m daily. Instead when he was suddenly taken ill He of daily except Swiday was then removed to a pnvate sani- Train No 44, Sundav only, from West MtYing Pictures Today tarium for treatement 344 Myrtle Street Toint wall be discontinued. Mr Delhi leaves a. host of friends in WHY Put Your Money in a 1 Atlanta He w as a member of the old We must have an offer. Look at it. This non-resident owner says, Train No IS frcwi Columbus will No 1 Volunteer Fire department Mi at rive 10 55 a. m.. Instead or 10:20 Savings Bank at 4!/2 Per Cent? | Delhi was emplojed b> the Western get a bid and submit to me." It goes and you may be the fortunate purchaser. a m Alcazar Theater and Atlantic railroad in the capacity of Train No 38 from New Orleans will You can buy preferred stock iu orie of the • general foreman for fortv-five years arrne 11 50 a m, instead of 10 45 "THE PASSERBY." and v\as one of the oldest and most a m st i-oii» cbt corporations in Atlanta, secured by real ^ Two-Reel Victor Drama. trusted employees E. RIVERS REALTY CO, Train No 34 from Montgomery TViU He is survived by his wife, three arn\e 7 10 p m instead of 7 05 ip. m estate, four for oue, which guarantees you 10 per J "FROM MINE TO MINT." brothel s, A L f J D and J A Delhi Train No 20 from Columbus -will rent. If \ou have $500 it will pay you to address J Powers—Educational. Four sisters also suivive The> aie arii\e 7 45 p in, instead of 7.40 (p. m. Mrs. Florence Miller and Mi s Eliza- INVESTMENT, BOX 1012, Atlanta. 2 beth Fleck, of Atlanta, Mrs S N J. P. BILLUPS, Cen'l Pass. Agt. Dykeman, of Washing-ton, and Mis CORNER SOUTH FORSYTH AND WEST HUNTER Walter Forbush, ol New "Voik The bod> was removed to Bloom- (Good Drug Store or Restaurant) "WINE." field's chapel The funeral will be Keystone Comedy. held from the Church of the Immacu- 3 STORES, CORNER MARIETTA AND SPRING STREETS "THE BRACELET." late Conception Friday morning at 9 30 Reliance Drama. o'clock Interment will be in Oak- LODGE ROOM OR DANCE HALL NEW YORK&AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS "THE CHILDREN'S HOUR." land cemetery. 44 1-2 East Hunter St. Than ha user. 28l/t and 32'/z Peachtree, Over Bonita Theater 24-ROOM BRICK DWELLING, COR. WALTON AND CONE. MEN From Longfellow's Poem. BEST EQUIPPED IN DIXIE Steinway Comedy Four $250,000 < OFFICES IN RHODES BUILDING. Cured Forever All Our Work Made and Delivered CITY OF AUGUSTA, GA., By » true specialist A. G. RHODES &, SON who possesses the While You Wait (Guaranteed) experience of yeurs. Flood Protection Bonds of The right kind of 202 Rhodes Bldg. Bell Phone M. 46. experience — doing SAVOY THEATER 1912. tho same tblnc the Special Gold Fillings., $1,00 TODAY right way hundreds and perhapn thou- "AN HOUR BEFORE DAWN," Notice of Sale. sands of tixnea, with Gold Crowns ,, $3,00 Sequel to "Chelsea 7750." unlalline. pernm- for nent result^. IDoq't A "Famous Players" Detective Sealed proposals will be received by the Marietta to Railroad Bargain you think it'* time Drama, Featuring Laura Sawyer finance committee of the city council or Au- to get tho right TEN .Bridge Work,, $4,00 and House Peters. gusta Georgia to be filed with the clerk of treatment? I will cure you or make council at his office. Augusta deorgla until $612.5O a Foot no charge, thus proving that my i U o clock, noon, city or eastern time, on the present-day, scientific methods are Days Set of Teeth., $4,00 26th day of November, 191J, for the pur- On Marietta street, back to railroad, two-story, mill constructed1 absolutely certain, I hold out no false 1 chase lor cash of all or any part of two hun- hopeu if 1 find your case in incur* E L r ALAMO NO. 2 dred and fifty thousand dollars (?250 000) new building, rented for $3,000 YEAR. Has 67 feet front on Mari- j ahto It you deslro to consult a re- % no". ™"«?7 OUR BEST SET OF TEETH $5.00 principal amount of bonds of the city coun- liable, long-established specialist of ''THE RIGHT MAN." cil of Augusta, known as City of Augusta etta, 70 feet on lailroad. Will sell for $41,000, $12.500 cash, balance' vast experience, come to me «nd Vitagraph Drama. Flood Protection Bonds of l!»l.i The leai a what can be accomplished with amount thus to be sold Is a portion of can arrange 6 per cent. This property within 200 feet of Hemphill.! slUllful, scientific treatment, I cure "A CHILD OF THE PRAIRIE." series of bonds known as ' City of Augusta Blood Poison, \ arlcose Veins, Ulcers. Selig Drama. Flood Protection Bonds of 191.1, for the ag- property, which sold for $700 foot and no railroad frontage. This' Kidney and Bladder dlBeama^ Ob- gregate principal amount of one million dol- ^ti actions. Catarrhal Discharges, "MRS. CASEY'S GORILLA." lars (tl 000 000), two lots aggregating JBOO,- is a bargain pure and simple, and must sell now if you get it at Piles and Rectal troubles and all Bio. Comedy. 000 having been heretofore notd j£ach of Nervous and Chronio dbeaaes of Bald bonds is. for the principal amount of one the price. Men and Women. THE MAIL ORDER COFFEE ROASTERS Bessie Welsh, Versatile Soprano. thousand dollars , bears date Novem- Examination free and BtHctly con- McAnally & Otto, Duo. ber 1, 191*!, matures thirty years after date fidential. Hours: 0 a. m. to 6 p. fa, rand bears Interest at the rate of four and one half (4%) per cent per annum payable E. G. Black, 218 Empire Bldg. Sunda>B. t to 1. Atlanta Coffee Mills Co. on May and November 1 of each year, repre- IVlair* sented by coupons. ! These bonds have been validated in ac- DR. HUGHES, Specialist Blenders of High-Grade Ceffees ALAMO NO. 1 I cordance with the laws of the state of Geor- Opposite Third Nat' I Bank. gia and provision has been made for the 1GH JNorth Broad St. Atlanta. Ga. Special Blentis-- "THE SEA ETERNAL." lew of sufficient taxes each year to pay the x interest and the entire amount of the prm- For lease to desirable tenants, two housekeeping suites de luxe, cipal at maturity Such entire Issue of Eiareka Atco Square Deal Two-Reel Lubin Drama bond's of which thobe now offeied for sale designated Apartments A, fifth and seventh floors of the I are a part, in addition to belne a primary Buy Your Coffee Direct From ihe Mill—Roasted Daily. With Magnificent Ocean Scenes. I obligation of the city, are secured by i mortgage or deed of trust from the city 1 council of Augusta to the United States We help to make Ihe half-million city—Ask Your Grocer Also High-Class Comedy. Mortgage and Trust Company, covering and creating a lien upon both the Dower-pro- Ponce de Leon Apartments ducing canal and municipal waterworks of 458 Edgewood Avenue such city said mortgage being the first and only lien upon the said properties Corner Peaehlree Street and Ponce de jLeon Avenue All bids must be made out on blanks that THE ELITE \\iil be furnished by William Lyon Martin, These apartments contain nine rooms, three baths, ten closets, TODAY. clerk of council Augusta, Georgia and must be accompanied by a duly certified check one lavatory, two balconies and a sleeping porch. "They are equipped payable to the order of The City Council of with mechanical refrigeration and with every twodern device for "TAMING OF THE SHREW." AUKUBta," for 2 per cent of the principal absolute safety and perfect comfort, C amount of the bonds bid for which check Great Three-Reel Warner Feature. is to become the property of said The City There are also vacant SIX BACHELOR SUITES, INCLUDING Council of Augusta" as paj ment of liqui- • , "Tlw «t*«4«H to* Year*" First Run. dated damages should the bidder fall to BEDROOM AND BATH, S»-ith living room optional, which may be comply with his bid within ten (10) days teased by bachelors, or couples, at rriost reasonable rates, furnished or .TRY theic r.moui TIR^S Maud Baxter—Latest Song Hits. after written notice of the acceptance or Ills unfurnished, with or without maid service. COAL bid shall ha\e been given him The bid ant T^Tew South-Rubber Co. certified check must be inclosed in .1 sealed Elevators operate day and night and first-class CAFE IS CON- envelope marked Bid for City of August Pennsylvania Best Anthracite (all sizes), RED Ash Flood Protection Bonds of 1912, and ad- DUCTED WITHIN THE BUILDING on reasonable terms by day, dressed to ' Finance Committee of the Clt week or month. „ 249 PetthUK it. and BLUE Gem Council of Augusta, Georgia" It la sug- gested, though not insisted upon, that this Call at the building for booklet or at the office of sealed envelope be Inclosed in another en- velope and addressed to "William l.yon Mar- tin, Clerk of Council, Augusta Georgia" [Any additional information can be had by B. M. GRANT & CO., Renting Agents, Grant Building SEND' YOUR FILMS TO COAL? addressing said clerk of council JEZL-L-IOO There will be furnished to the purchaser ' an opinion bv Messrs Storey. Thorndllw, E,H. CONE, Inc., Atlanta, Ga, * Palmer &. Dodge, attorneys at law, Boston, The' Best is Cheapest *Jff Mass. favorable to the legality of such t.-or i-'ice .Developing. ti*rKent laborfc- Jellico Lump. . $5 SSy, bonds Such bonds will be certified bv the to^v In the Souta Only expert irorit %*P clerk of the superior court, of Richmond Ind quick service. Mail order depart- GET OUR PRICES .. PHONES 1672 ftji , county as to their validation. will be en- Sfent— nims. cameras *nd «uj>pll««. Red Ash Round $5 ••5 graved bjr and executed under the superv 1s- WEJBB "Write for Catalog J. —" ion of the United States Mortgage and Tiust Company, and each boml .vill bear the cer- tificate of that company as to Its genuine- ness Thomas fcHarvill The right Is reserved to reject any and all VA*R Y PROCTER'S bids. Yards 359 Decatur St. HMD 2336 FINANCE COMMITTEE OF (THE ClTV Atlanta 803 COIINCII. OF AUGUaTA _» M-240B J&Z P. DOUGHTY. Chairmanu . C. BA.YNB, Mayor. PRINTING J NEWSPAPER!