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Constitution Views 'TwasaSadfSadDay MACON GIRL KILLED On Usury Question For Proud Owners RAGE BY MAN WHO FIRED Lauded byt Williams Of Hew Spring'Lids' Comptroller Thinks So In Charge to Murray Grand Many Were the Hearts That Wheii Son Returned From FRONT; FROM SPEEDING CAR Highly of Editorial He Jury, Says $500 Fine Was Sorrowed as Flivvers Gaily Work He Found Mother's Makes It Part of His State- Nothing in Proportion '"to Ended Existence of Wind- Charred Body on Floor am Miss Rosa Lee Eubanks ATTACKING ment Before the House Contempt Entertained for Tossed Hats. Negro Nurse Gone. Was on Her Way Home to Committee. Appellate Tribunal. Dress for Valentine Party •\ He looked almost as sad as a mother .Left ..alone by a negro nurse, Mrs At Some Points the Kaiser's By John Corrlxma, Jr. turtle -when she leaves a lonely, or- Rebecca Anne McKinley. age-d 77, Chatsworth, Ga., February 14.—(fipe- phaned oval to the sun and sees the DELICATE POSITION to Be Given by Philathea Washington, February 14.—(Special.) burned to death at the residence, 1 Forces Succeed in Taking- •cial.)—In his charge to the gramd Jury rude tide ari«e and smither it to smash- Bast Pavilion street, late Monday aft John Skelton WH-liams, comptroller of of Murray superior court today. Judge Class. the currency, eent to Representative ereens, and- the ice of the near-bliz- ernoon, her clothes catching fire fror French Positions, But Lose A. "W. Fite startled the large crowd zard neemed more i cy and the bliz- an open grate. J. R. McKinley. so Howard today The Constitution's edi- packed in the courtroom by declaring Gains as a Result of Heavy torial of January 26 on usury, and zard more blixzardy when that glo- of the aged woman, returned from wori FOR lira STATES that when the court of aippeals fined at 5 o'clock to find his mother* DOC BRAN AM ARRESTED; commending It so highly that Mr. How- him $500 for contempt of that court rious Alpine-effect head ornament of Counter Attacks. afd will have it Incorporated in the the flne was nothing like in proportion his had skylarked 'down Peachtree and charred body lying on the floor, th chair in which she had been slttin As Result ofvAnnouncement hearings on the subject. He wrote: to the contempt which he actually en- sighed out Its last faint breath beneath TAXI DRIVER ALSO HEL& burned, and her clothes still burning "My Dear Congressman: If it is not tertained for that tribunal. He stated the wheels of a "flivver." that any three lawyers present -would Mrs. McKinley, who was paralyzec of Teutons That Armed too late to do so, it seems to me it That was but one lonesome instance. BIG GUNS AND INFANTRY, constitute a stronger court than the It was an afternoon of widely dis- on one side of her body, had been a •would be a very good idea to insert court of appeals. Merchant Ships Will Be Chauffeur Accuses Passen- tributed and dissected headgear. It Invalid for the past three years. Our MINES AND AEROPLANES, the enclosed editorial from The At- Nearly the entire charge was devoted Ing that time her sons. J. R. and C lanta Constitution on the subject of to the courthouse squabble, which has was nothing at all along either White- Sunk Without Warning. W. McKinley, contractors, had em ALL FIGURE IN FIGHTING ger, Declaring That He usury at the close of my supplemental been agitating the public mind for hall or Peachtree streets to see «x hat of lost paternal ancestor rambling mer- ployed a negro woman to care.for the! statement, printer's proof of which I many months, and Judge Fite scathing- Opened Fire as He Passed ly rebuked those who have criticised rily along the sidewalk. Neither was mother, during the day when they w«r Washington, February 14.—The Unit- returned to you this morning. his attitude toward this question. It exceptional to observe head-on col- absent from home. ed States probably will leave to future Young Woman — Branam "It seems to me tha-t Clark HoWell Denounced. lisions between irate owners of "lids" .According to neighbors, the women developments whether any action will has sized the situation up pretty well that betrayed a premature spring ef- be taken in response to the announce- Paris Reports That Many The newspapers of the Cherokee cir- fect. left the McKinley residence shortly be Drinking, Say Police. In this editorial. It Is a very forceful cuit were dealt with In especially vig- fore 3 o'clock, going away with ment fromxthe Teutonic allies that It was an afternoon of Jiat trage- armed merchantmen beginning March German Attacks Have presentation of the subject." „ orous language. In the course of the dies, -but none so desperate as that of ne-gro man. Late last night she ban Macon, Ga., February 14.^Miss Rosa Mr. Howard expects to distribute the charge Judge Fite admitted that when the man whose crania] raiment of- not returned and could not be foun< 1 -will be subjected to submarine at- tack without warning. .Been Stopped by French Ixje Bulbanks. 20 years old. was shot comptroller's statement very generally. he granted the injunction restraining fered itself as mute sacrifice to the despite efforts on the part of polic He believes the evil Is a serious one, the erection of the courthouse accord- jitney. Oh, yss, there was one .other to locate her. From high official quarters today to death on a downtown street here ing to the original pla-ns he knew that Fire, the Assailants Losing tonight, two pistol shots being fired oppresses those least able to bear it, real weep at Peachtree and Walton Wot Knewn. came the intimation that the memo- If the case was carried to the supreme streets. Just a tidy little mass of randums received frbm the German and trom an automobile, which Is said to and is an ungracious return on part of court his ruling would be reversed. The woman wad known -to the Me Heavily —Russians - in the national banks for large governmental ribbons, rosettes, sunshine effects arid Kinleys only as "Mary," and her real Austrian governments are considered nave passed her at high speed. Judge Fite's charge has been charac- Hght-aa-lingerie stuff almost stamped- "Doc" Branam. a young man well terized as a "political speech" by num- dence could not be learned from them in themselves a sufficient warning to Caucasus Have Taken One ing a big limousine, sidetracking a Americans to refrain from engaging Jcnown about town. Is held on tbe bers of people on the streets of Chats- loaded truck and generally holding up by the police officers last night. charge of having shot the young wom- worth this afternoon. traffic until a chivalric young man According: to J. R. McKinley. wh pas'sage on merchant ships of the class of the Erzerum Forts and B,n.jand Marvin Jones, a taxicab driver, HONORS ARE WON Ceurtfconae Case Begun. risked the laughing scorn of the mul- was seen at the residence early las of vessels affected by the order. is also under arrest. Feeling ran high The famous contempt case against titudes and won for himself the blush, night by a Constitution reporter, Mrs In Delicate Po»IU*». Captured Many Turkish aigatnst Branam and a cordon of police BY GEORGIA GIRL the county commissioners of Murray ing gratitude of the fair owner. McKinley had been left with the ne The United States, admittedly, has and deputies tonight surrounded the county and their clerk, Attorney Jease The hat of mere man couldn't stop STO woman for a long time and had found itself to be in a delicate posi- Prisoners. M. Sellers, which was set for hearing traffic. More than one went to earth tion as a result of Its memorandum Jail wihere he was held. AT VASSAR COLLEGE always been well caret! for by her. at 8 o'clock this morning, was called never to rise 'again after the sudden to the entente allies and the memoran- Story Told by Jones. Judge A. W. Fite this afternoon When he returned' to the residence puffs of wind from around the sky- dum from the central powers. London. February 14.—The whole. According to the police, Jones stated Pouffhkeepsie, N. Y.. February 14.— 4 o'clock. scraper corners, and taxi drivers late Monday evening he noticed amok. Should this government approve of western fighting front is the scene of that Branam got into the taxicab and Miss Ruth Walker, of Cartersville, Ga., After hearing- the evidence of sev- seemed to take demoniacal delight in issuing from the cracks under the fron eral witnesses called to testify aigainst the position of the Teutonic allies, it heavy engagements. At some points forced him with a. pistol to run the s among th^ honor girls in this year's smashing 'em. Commandments were door, which led into the room in which the big guns'have been roaring inces- the commissioners, court adjourned un- broken and the air became lurid, but Is believed diplomatic controversies im- machine at high speed, and as they senior class at Vassar college, it was til 8 o'clock in the morning, when one his mother was in the habit of sitting: santly for days; the Infantry have been passed the young woman, Branam traffic rolled on. in front or a grate fire. mediately would result, and it might announced tonight. other witness will be called for the Not engaged • in • hand-to-hand struggles; opened firm, he said. The young wom- prosecution. so when the young lady's hair Upon opening the door he • saw his even be charged that the United States grenade _flgh ting and mining operations an was shot through the heart and Prior to adjournment, 1>. W. Blair, adornment with an attached curl mother lying on the floor, her body had committed an unneutral act of ben- maybe it was only fancy — alighted In efit, to the enemies of the entente. died before she could be taken to a Society Women Accused attorney for the commissioners, moved completely shrouded in flames^ which have played a. prominent part in the to dismiss the caae because none of the middle oC the street. It was a On the other hand the central pow- battles, while airmen have fought each hospital. had consumed a wtcker chair^ in which ers, it is believed, might be offended the evidence tended to establish the hat-chasing windy day. but traffic other above the lines and have been At 10 o'clock tonight Branam, who Of Causing Girl Strikers looked and stopped not at all, until she had been' sitting. Most of her should the state department "criticise allegations of the petition. The mo- cannonaded from below by the anti- is a well-known young man aibout tion was overruled. then. F*or one woman's hat traffic clothing had been burned off and the adversely the.tr memoranda, which was To Defy New York Police aircraft , gujis. town, was lodged In jail charged -with Sellers Imneii Card. lost three minutes' time. And they say floor in front of the fire was charred generally regarded to be a development of the American memorandum, sug- the murder. His brother-in-law, a man At a late hour this afternoon Attor- the day of chivalry has passed. and 'burning. The Germans followed up their re- New York. February 14.—Encourage- gesting the disarming of merchantmen. cent success 'in Champagne by the cap- named Rlddlck, admitted that Branam ney Jesse M. Sellers issued the follow- -Running to a telephone. Mr. McKin- By allowing future developments to did the shooting, stating that -he was ment toy society women, added to the ing card in reply to a statement made ley called the fire-department, engine tore of .an additional half mile of 'act that their fines are paid by their :termlne On' stand ot the United taking him home at the time when by Judge Fite in his charge to the companies 2 and 9 answering the alarm. States.-It was pointed out. all difficul- French trenches around Tahure. in. that £ranam fired at random from the car. union, leads women strikers in New grand Jury this morning: fork cityv to laugh at the police and Before they reached .the residence ty could *e avoided at this time. district, aitd tneir artillery bombard- Had Fli«* at Handout. "I deny as absolutely false the state- NEGRO AND WHITE MAN M»T N»tU> hold the laws and courts in contempt, ment made by Judge A. W. Fite in however, he had extinguished tW ments in the neighborhood of. He had previously fired two shots in sserted Police Magistrate Murphy to- "flames. . From one quarter '.came an indica- and Navarin have been answered Wall street alley a short time before his charge to the grand jury this m day when three m§n and seven women morning that I told him in Carters- Lived II*rt tor, vtiat -off(MaJ» may cjtif the atten- kind by the French. killing Miss ;Eubanks, it is said, and leedlework atrikera were arraigned' be- vine. or anywhere else, that the com- :lon. of Americans to the orders of'Oie Rlddlck was hurrying him home to keep KIUED IN fflfflCULIY Mra. McKiBleyj was, the w;ile. of To the north of Solssons, aronna ore him charged with disorderly con* missioners were willing to build the : mm out of trouble. At a late, hour to~ duct. The ten strikers were anreste' courthouse according to the pjang sug~ irfi'Si •^U^gS'-f;*' > «B»a*> !kow the Terny and .along- the river Atone, tho night Branaro war too drunk, to make while on v*cl&fct duty in connection-1 - In, '-31^ ., statement;-iKSCMdtnK to tb» police. - heli*' »t r i Ice,' • "^h-rc«^ l> ^SB^r; ban not!-ft»^»j0«Yench put It down with their It is said that he*a«*-WJ*'-»«*» !f«BW ul dr employmenC do H. or wprdg to, tfae young woman who was killed. en, and which threatens to spread to ^^^^^Wer.4*** -- rmeS' he shirt makers' union, with 60,000 3. W. Mcif.lnisfc'.oi". ,:" To Oft south of the Sbmme the'Ger- Miss Eubanks -was the daughter of and one ~ dta'ugni&r 5 H. 'H. Eubanks, 127 Rembert avenue. embers. Mathis, of Griffin.. SSTlh-firTtJsJnwi 7RSJ& "sn5p5 maDs-emteavored to surround outpost "I am becoming ttred of the lawless- Field Marshal French ould IB any eveiJtine-sJJgfiti ships of trenches, feut desisted under heavy lire Miss Eutoanks had been employed as Augusta, Ga., February 14. j.. The boav mfa removed to Patter- cashier and stenographer for the WI1- of these Strikers, especially the son's chapel, where it will .hose nationalities entering American of .the French. women." Magistrate Murphy added, "and To Be Held Responsible Culpepper, of C. C. Culpejyjer & SL._, remain waters- not being armed. They, there- liams Manfacturing company. She pending the arrival of the son and In upper Alsace the Germans turned had just left the home of F. W. Wil- my opinion nothing but a prison saw mills and playnin*-, at Bearing Ga.i daughter -from out of town 'ore, are Immune Croin the new > pro- entence will make them realize that loose their guns on trenches the French liams to go to her own home to dress For British Air Defense 29 miles up the Georgia railroad from funeral services will be held at Pat- gram of trie -central powers, and their hey must obey the laws of the coun- Augusta, was shot and killed at 7 safety isffuaranteed-l> y-assurance s pre- had recaptured from them. but the for a Valentine party which was to be terson's chapel, »ith Interment fallow- viously given- . given by the Philathea class, of which ry." London, February 15.—It seems that o'clock tonight by Mack Born, a ne* ing at Forrest Park. Drench during tie night had evacuated she was a member. The magistrate, however, imposed gro. Mrs.-McKinley wa* a member of the ' Cabinet M«y Decide. them and the shelling did no other fines of ?10 each on the strikers. the government has no intention of yielding to the agitation in favor of Men or a man with Mr. Culpepper Forrest Park Baptist church, and for memorandums, both of damage than to shatter the .mplace- At a meeting late today of several fired upon and killed Born creating an aviation ministry charged many years was known as one of the were studied by Secretary Lansing to- ments. White Man Will Succeed thousand strikers, "Mother" Jones, "who The killing occurred at Bom's house most beloved women in the neighbor- lay, do not, it is said, necessarily call" Is known throughout the country for her with the defense of the country against where Culpepper and friends had gone hood where' she -resided. or an answer. They probably will be MANY FIGHTS active Interest in labor, was the .prin- air attack, it is stated that the gov- in connection with a difficulty Born Call Officers Newport and Arnold irought officially' to the attention of IN THK AIR. Henry Lincoln Johnson cipal speaker. She urged the strikers ernment, instead, has decided to Insti- had had with a sawyer at Culpepper's from No. 9 fire engine house were in- he cabinet at its meeting tomorrow, to remain out until their demands were tute a great air defense department saw mill during: the day. The Culpep- vestigating the tragedy last night an'd some definite policy in regard to Seventeen fights in the air is the rec- As the Recorder of Deeds met and never to cease working for the with headquarters at Whitehall, -under pers are prominent in this section They stated that an effort would be hem may be decided on. ord of Sunday, reported officially by vote for women. Field Marshal Viscount French, who It is also learned that Born "had made to find the negro woman. The state department. It is said, will will be solely responsible for air de- the British along their lines in Flan- Washington, February 14.—(Special.) tried to destroy the Culpepper saw x>ntinue its efforts to have the entente fense. It Is expected that either Pre- mill. allies agree to the suggestions contain- ders. In addition, there has been great Representative Carl Vinson reported Heavy Diner and Drinker mier Asquith or A. J. Balfour, first After Bj>rn was killed i* is learned d in its'memorandum suggesting the activity south of La Bassee canal. to the house today a bill which will lord of the admiralty, will explain the that outraged citizens burned his body Son to Read Speech llsarming of merchant snips. Various where the Germans exploded seven Insure the successor of Henry Lincoln proposed plans to parliament today or There is no excitement at Bearing. ligh officials believe that the allies Considered a Bad Risk tomorrow. Prepared by Father, mines Heavy bombardments and an Johnson, the Atlanta negro lawyer, as inally will agree to adopt the sugges- Infantry attack in that section also ia' Field Marshal French will have com- lons of the United States. recorder of deeds of the District of By the Life Companies mand of all the aircraft artillery and Who Died Recently reported, the Germans succeeeding in Columbia, being a white citizen of defensive aircraft, except the water entering a British trench. They were Washington. The bill passed without planes, which will continue under ad- driven out almost Immediately. New York, February 14.—Insurance FLORIDAIS»ED •Office Building Dividends.'.' the debate. miralty control, their business being statistics show that the man who over- to deal with enemy warships. speech prepared by the late James E. In Albania, the Arzen river, which The office of recorder of deeds pays eats as well as the man who indulges COLOMBIA MAY BREAK runs westward across central Albania $4.000 a year and has in the past been Field Marshal French yesterday re- RandelU prominent skyscraper owner in alcoholic drinks is a bad risk, ac- ceived a deputation of Midland civic of Chicago, to be delivered at fche an- and empties into the bay of Durazzo, regarded as patronage of the colored cording to Arthur Hunter, a life Insur- authorities headed by Arthur Neville BY RELIGIOUS ISSUE has been reached by the Austro-Han- supporters of the administration, "Whit* nual meeting of the Atlanta Associa- ance actuary. Mr. Hunter delivered a Chamberlain, lord mayor of Birming- tion of Building Owners and Managers, garian vanguards, according to Vienna. •women in this office work in the same ham, to whom he gave an outline of W1UNHED STATES warning against overindulgence, in an Protest* Force Meeting of the will not be read by an* Atlanta man, The Bulgarians have occupied EHbas- room with, and usually under the sur- address to a Young Men's Christian as- how he Intended to warn threatened veillance of, negro chiefs. The condi- areas. Headquarters, he said, would Democratic Committee to was announced, but will be read san, an important town in central Al- tion was considered Intolerable by sociation last night. He said that the warn Its own local centers by telephone by Murray Ra'ndell. the young heir to f Senate Reduces Indemnity bania. heavy diner, as well as the heavy drink- southern congressmen. Upon attaining: and they would set in motion the ma- Reconsider Primary Rule. the millions of the deceased office for Partition of Panama—Min- Ttiere have been no important events membership on the District of Colum- er, was sure of a short life, but seldom chinery for repelling raids, regulating building^ owner. ^ on the eastern front, but the Russians a merry one, because the conditions in the Caucasus have occupied one of bia committee, Mr. Vinson sought to the lighting and taking other neces- Murray Randell, in answer to a re- ister Prepares to Leave. relieve this situation. under which he lived precluded the full sary precautions.. The postoffice au- Tampa, Fla., Febrnarjg: 14.—After the Erzerum forts and have taken large protests from various sections of the quest from President 'Charles F. The president was being urged, to enjoyment of either mental or physical thorities have guaranteed a perfect numbers of Turkish prisoners. Sev- wellbeing. But at the top of the list of chain of warnings as soon as a; state against resolutions passed at the Wilkinson, of the Atlanta aavociation, "Washington, February li.-^Recogrniz- eral Turkish batteries on the Trebizontt narne another negro as collector. Sen- meeting of the state democratic ex- Monday telegraphed his acceptance of ators Hoke Smith, Vardaman, Till man life-shortening habits he placed the use sion arises. g the probability that the pending coast of the Blaok sea have been si- of alcoholic liquors. eeuyve committee on January 'e the invitation to read his father's ad- lem! d y the and other southern senators told 'the reaty between the United States and! * *> Russian warships. "Seventy years ago." said Mr. Hunter. Chairman George P. Raney issued a dress. His" father died .about three KinK president a negro could not be con- call tonight for a reconvening of the weeks sugo. The news was received Is country will not be ratified by the Ir e Ferdinand of Bulgaria. Vienna firmed. "an abstainer was unknown. When the Modern Hospital Train first abstainer applied to a large Lon- committee on request of a majority of with sincere regret by many Atlantans enate In^ts original form Julio Betan- I _e The blia placing the office under the don company for insurance, a special the committee. •who so pleasantly rememlbered -Mr. ourt, th^?olombi0!n minister, has asked to control of the District commissioners^ set at naught recent unofficial meeting of the board of directors was Presented by Americans The clauses objected to were those Randell as president of the' National Is gq^irnment for a leave of absence \— which passed the house today, makes which it was said would eliminate Association of Building' Owners ' and called to deal with this phenomenon rom Washington. It is understood he certain the selection of a white demo- and a special premium waa demanded. To French Government from the democratic primary those (Managers at its eighth annual conven- crat. LJttle trouble ia apprehended In Contrary to all expectations, this man whose religious or fraternal convic- tion here last September. will seek permanent • withdrawal If the lived to be 82 years old. tions might prejudice them against The committee on arrangements has reaty is rejected or if the senate ac- Paris. February 14.—A hospital train •party nominees. chosen the Ansley hotel'for the. place epts its foreign relations cojnmlttee's >f thirteen cars, the gift of two wealthy Governor Park Trammel!, who ia a of the annual dinper Monday night. PAIR. Americans, was presented to the French candidate for the United States sen- mendments reducing the indemnity or the partition of Panama from 9£5,- government today. Laurence V. Benet, ate against Nathan Jf. Bryan, incum- "Wash ington—Forecast: former *ember of the chamber of com- bent, led in the opposition to the 00,000 to 115,000,000 and making the Vmlr Tnewlay a*4 resolution. Suffrage Valentines merce in Paris, made the presentation cpression of 'regret mutual. E C O N O-M*Y The call for the re-assembling of address. In 'a statement tonight Mr. Betan- For President Wilson Local Report. Justin Godart, under secretary for the committee ncfmes February 24 at court referred to the state of his health. Jacksonville as the time and .place. 1 Lowest temperature ...... %...... 22 sanitary service, accepted the gift. He which, he said made it necessary fbr Hoghest temperature ..... *. , . . . .'. 36 Buy-right Hints for the Housewife And- Congress Members Mean temperature ...... referred to numerous similar acts' of him to leave Washington. 1? sympathy on the part of Americans, and Normal temperature Rainfall in *past 24 hours Inches!! 00 declared that their friendship for Washington, February 14.—Presi- "I am only -waiting," he said, "to know the decision of the senate on the Deficiency since 1st of month, inn.. . 9B France was traditional. dent Wilson and every member of con- "—-Deficienc' y since Januar- y i, inchesS.7! S Advertising Has Bettered Quality MAN SHOOTS ANOTHER gress received todw a valentine from treaty hi order to communicate The train is fitted with the most modern equipment and can accommo- the Congressional Union of Woman Suf- a report'Of Its action to my government, Reports front Vartova Station*. date 225 wounded persons. ' It has the frage. All were inscribed -with appro- which- will then put before the- Colom- STATIONS And Cheapened Pric;es priate equal franchise sentiments. The* an* st*t* *t latest surgical and medical equipment bian congress* the treaty with whatever ' HVEXTHEn. 7 p.m. | HI**. »?JHi and furnishes as much comfort for the FOB KICKING HIS DOG president's bore the sentence: wounded as is possible. "Won't you be" our Valentine? We amendments may be made to it. that ts ATLANTA, clear . . . 32 36 Merchants and manufacturers ad- , up a thousand packages, he now if It is not approved -without change, Birmingham, clear. 32 38 "oe vertise what they make or have to sell, | makes a thousand articles, and puts The train includes a Bleeping and din- will be your Valentlnei," inscribed on Boston.* clear 12 14 - .0* U ng car for the personnel, a greater part Lora Parr Is Being Held for a heart a-root high. -- as my government expects it will be Baltimore, clear.... 14 IS because advertising gets them volume I P » million packages. Increased de- *'I see with .great concern the conver- ma of which will be supplied by the Ameri- Alleged Assault to CharlMtbn, clear. . . 3!! As *OD 5° advertising made him can ambulance In Paris. sion into-a party question Of an Inter- Chicago, clear 26 28 ln eTery 1 national iesne, which ought to be re-' .Denser, cloudy .... 48 54 -Oft made through creating it; and by this ttUle« on^^ , Mature of The cars are decorated with Ameri- Members of Family Galveajton, clear . . . output of his factory, from the can and French flags and the Red Cross garded as one of continental impor- Hattera.s, sno\v .... 56 .00 expediency, advertised goods are sold tance, considering the state of affairs 32 32 .14 boiler room to the shipping desk He Insignia beneath of this painted "Amer- Have Narrow Escape Jacksonville, *clear. . 42 44 .01 at lower prices. Increased efficiency; invented a ican Hospital Train." A number of Athens. Ga.. February 14.—(Special.) in the, world-today. There are power- Kanasa* City, clear. 34 94 .00 In the earlier days of the "greater prominent Americans and , Frenchmen Lon Parr, weir known here, is'held on ful reasons which should urge- tfie solid Knoxviile, clear. . . . 28 32 .00 wealth of wonderful machinery to From Burning, Home Louisville, clear. . . . 20 mo vena eat" in advertising, people witnessed the presentation. assault to murder charge, for shooting union of all the nations of this conti- 22 00 speed up production, and improve the The train will be stationed at Noisy- Marlon Massey In both legs early this nent as the 'most effective w»y to-vfn- Memphis, clear .... 32 34 .00 prone to be prejudiced against adver- quality and appearances of his -goods - •• - . t* Mobile, clear 42 46 OQ Le-Sec, five miles northeast of Paris, morning. Tfae^ residence of J. Buthman, 391 eure the future peace and prosperity Monterom'y, clear . . 28 43 ioo tised articles, because they imagined and along .with every advancement whence it wil] be sent as needed to Parr was 'possum hunting and says Washington street, was badly damaged of America." . ~ Nashville, clear 20 32 .00 the consumer was paying the public- he made in facilitation, lower prices various parts of the front. Massey met him on the railroad track by fire at a late hour la«t Atght. Mr. Efforts of th* Boosevelt, Taft and New Orleans, cl«ar. 46 50 .00 •' were made possible Wilson adminifltrations to settle. New York, clear... 6 12 and knocked him down: that he shot and 'Mrs. Buchman ajnd five children the .00 -i ity freight. This fallacy has long him In one leg, and as Massey came controversy with' Colombia were cHed OklahorQa, clear. . . . 44 52 since been exploded. Volume of sales i on the shelves bad to be rescued by firemen, having by the minister to prove that no ques- Plttstj'urK. dear . . . 14 1€ loo VISCOUNT WEYMOVTH back at him shot him In the other leg* Votvsm^, Or:, cloudy 54 5< 06 secured through advertising has ab- merchants. They Parr went home and phoned for the been ' overcome by smoke *"ajfd being tion of party was-Jnvolved. BalelfTh, clear 22 28 are advertised in KILLED Iff BATTLE unable to get out of the burn ins: build- ,02 ' sorbed tbat expense. You are able to The Constitution. When yon read the sheriff to' come for him. Massey says J-Conld this question be settled 'by a San. Francisco, dear 70 72 .00 buy hundreds of things today that Parr shot him because he kicked Parr^a in*. .... X ; Popular Vote la the United States," he- St. Louis, dear ". . 2C 30 00 merchants' advertising in these pages London, February 14.—The marquis of ThjB children ,who were rescued are* added. "I feel flulte »iire that it would, Salt I*ake City. dr. 38 were almost prohibitive a decade ago. dog after the animal snapped at him Sbreveport, clear .. 42 and take advantage of the prices, you Bath today received news that' his eld- and that Parr then ran away, and that Katie, aged 11; Lila, aged 6; - be decided In favor of Colombia. There *00 where in those days the manufac- 7; DjoWrtJiy^-ageil. tf and ,R, Spokane, -cloudy. . . . 44 44^ are enjoying the greatest results ad- eat son, John Alexander, viscount of he lay wounded from 2 a. m. tlii; after aye proofs In this legation of the strong Tampa, clear 4S turer made a hundred articles, or put vertising has achieved. Weymouth. bad been killed ii* action "~~ ' ' ., ' . , \ ^ * 'L leaning of the most.important commer- Toledo, '-clear "oo sun-up before helu reached him. 'Sev- 1 -•§- !oo No details regarding the viscount's eral negroes heard bis cries for help ' yery'fcttdfcr jfamaied, cial ,and todusfjrraJ'conceTni ^rf ,«,i. "VlckKb&rg, dear. . . "I! death so far have come to light, Re tut feared'to KO to him lest they — "- ^sSJtedj great: coum WftBhtneton. clear.. 12 IjS . . Iftfi >pa«M. waa born in- MM. i|i|'r«;.TeQ>4i be accused of fcw..?* j.i^tittair'ijBtect.-.,

lEWSFAPESr l*age Two. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLA&TA, "GA., TtDBSDAY, B»KBBtrABY 15, port* ttat Bulgaria bad asked the en oner* two machine •nuw and threw three mines which had been laid previ- tente allies for a separate peace. mine thrower*. ously under the advance trenches to •ays that the following official an- Anotner Britfoh cruiser has met dla- "pvtr aeroplane squadron attacked nouncement ha« been iMned at cSE which the Germans nad penetrated. •tantiaople by the Turkish war of- a*ter The Arethusa. noted for her railway establishments and military The German efforts to Continue on to encampments of the enemy on the fighting qualities, struck a mine and northern portion of Che front. our supporting trenches resulted In . 71™ *S? nelehl>orhood of Aden British "SAUCY ARE1ISA" MILAN IS BOMBARDED SITUATION FAVORABLE I* believed to have been totally "Eastern theater of war. complete failure. In spite of the seri entrenched troops were attacked by _ ...__. Apart front o«s losses caused by the explosion O At e oln wrecked. Ten men lost tbeir livea. a few patro>l engagements resulting in our mines, as well as by our artillery M^S". ,ff!™ » «» «>« Britta* re- our favor nothing of Importance has S, & within range of British naval GERMANS CLAIM occurred. fire, th» enemy maintained his posi- «tms. Durlnr the early part of Decent: tions in these advanced trenches 0 se tiona DESTROYED BY A MINE "Balkan theater of -war There la Tir IT « of oar camel riders at- BY AUSTRIAN AIRSHIPS NOTABLE GAINS. nothingr to report.** Un upper Alsaoe yesterday evening cketi a British post between Sheik Berlin, February 14 —tVia London.) there wa£ further action on the part oJ Important gaina for the Germans in MINK EXPLODED the enemy infantry at a point east of Popular British Light Cruiser Six Persons Killed and Several Seppois, preceded by a violent artil- „ Another engagement, occurred Probable That Next German two engraarementa were reported today lery bombardment which resulted In by the war office Northwest of Ta- TO STOP GERMANS. between our carnal riders and British Lost Off East Coast—Are- Wounded—All the Vic- Note Will Settle the Paris. February 14.—French forces the Germans securing possession of '"""'"' '- which the latter was driven hure positions over a front of 700 yards about 200 metres of trenches, but an . .heavy losses On the night thusa Finished Bluecher. tims Civilians. wer« captured.J seven officers and 3rda In Champagne a German at tack, to continues in this region " Arethuea struck a mine today off the patch from Milan says six persons were long; were captured An official communication tonight According to brief statements in The the east of Somme-Py was met by the 6On December 28 last J Austin Cham- coast of England, according to a state- killed and several injured by bombs Lokal Anzeigcr and The Tageblatt, the Today a official statement say* explosion of three French mines. The reads ment issued by the British official dropped from aeroplanes which appear- German efforts to advance were "In Belgium our artillery exploded S ;; r^fr™^ *°r ?**•• *» H*y.*p communication received Friday from •Western theater of war Lively ar- Xr« ~rv°? *«sardinjr a recent Turkish press bureau About ten men were ed over the city this morning tillery fights have continued over checked, but in spite of serious losses munitions depot to the north of official statement to the effect that Bureau The dispatch saya several aeroplanes Count von Bernetorff. the German am- they maintained themselves in the posi- Boesinghe after successful fighting. Turkish lost In the sinking of the cruiser bassador at "Washington givea promise great portion of the front. Lhirlng tions , occupied by them "To_ th_ e_ north of Soissons la-st troop were advancing on the British The text of the official statement took part In the raid, which was made tne night the enemy again directed his mng after a spirited bombardment at 9 a. m. Antl-aicraft gun« opened a of an impending settlement of the L«»t- Sr The* text follows RfA^lAl** ,»* southern Arabia, eald says tanla controversy the German and fire on Lens and Lievin ' In the Artols district we have enemy infantry attempted to debouch in the house of commons that there had 1 heavy fusillade and the aeroplanes dis- by the road from Terney and by the *"~ ---. - - . ' His majesty's ship Arethusa. Commo- American standpoints it is asserted, "South of the Somme, atubbon cauaed the explosion of a mine on"thi the Aden dur dore Reginald T. Tyrwhltt. has struck appeared after dropping bombs Sghta developed around an advanced south aide of^ the road between "Neu~ - right bank of the Alsne but was is. ••- The material damage was small The having been brought materially nearer vtlle and LaFolie stopped short by our curtain of fire and a mine off the east coast It is feared to each other and extending saphead of our posi- rifle fire casualties were all among civilians tion We gave up a surrounding at- "To the south of the River Somme :ween our 'cavalry scouts and an enemy," I she will become a total wreck About The Lokal Anzeisrer declares that the tack on outpoat trenches an attack by our troops made yester- On the plateau of Vauclerc our artil- jatrol, he continued. 'The enemy lost ten men were lost.* Milan Is in northern Italy, south of day evening against the works held ery effectively shelled a salient of the only thinff now necessary is to embod} "In the Champagne, enemy counter German line nine killed and one prisoner Our only Kjv»wn as **S«raey Arethaaa.'' the Swiss border, and 70 miles west of attacks made south of St. Marie were >y the Germans south of the River casualty was one wounded." u the results of the negotiations ' a repulsed ?*rise resulted in our occupying a cer- ' In Champagne there were very in- The admiralty's announcement brings * - Austrian line There have been new note after which the whole iU&t- "Northwest of Tahure we wreated .ain section of trench A counter at tense artillery actions in the regions TURKS MASSING ter may be regarded as settled ,ack delivered by the enemy was of Tabure Massiges and Navarin but Tlie Tageblitt. more cautious savs from the French by a storming attack checked by our fire One German the infantrv did not attack IN MESOPOTAMIA. that an agreement has been reached a position 700 meters in extent. The "In Upper Alsace to the east of enemy left seven officers and more ornpany was surrounded by our*roopa London. February 14—A Reuter dis- c ona but aeri on the main point at issue but that md decimated. The captain and Seppols a violent bombardment was yatch from Athens says It Is reported the navy She was covered with scars E " '» aJ attacks heretofore probablj some time will elapse before than 300 prisoners in our hands and carried out by the enemy on the ad- POlntB lost three machine guna and flve mine- seventy survivors surrendered The there that Turkish forces in formidable from many encounters and is believed , ff'tl/Ui^SS a^HSlS " ^ a formula is definitel> fixed throwers, otal number of prisoners at present vanced trenches which we had retaken Ian he econd The Associated Preas is assured in. a 111E_ from him In the course of the night *ff.miian-,f iSs 5the «second largest city of Hand grenade fighting- to the east n our hands is about 100 Several ma- w aa y W th a 0 hlsrh quarter that the situation Is verx hine guns were also* captured by us i wh?,c h, evacuated these emplacements, yJnft V«. naJa P P«l*tlon of about 500 - favorable, and that perhaps it will be of Maisona de ChdJiipagne has come to md ' were entirely shattered „ „„. .I=1J^..I46 MMO«4l.JWCT .*„„ «"_•" some of the finest churches a standstill According to the word of prisoners ai lud n the possible to conclude the negotiations i In the same region we took under eft from Thrace her exploits had given her a reputation OarbV/^M P x * celebrated 'South of Lussr, east of St. Die we udging also from the number of Ge. «... *•_„ reinforcements which ~> T In the next German note tan dead on the field of battle the wer e dentroyed by a mine explosion a por- osaes of the enemy at this point were . endeavoring to advance in small AUSTRIAN REPORT BruS°ndayvyS "" ^^ ^ °f *' -»&* --y^ tion of one enemy a position onatderable. | parties from Niederlarg "Near Abersept. near the French The Arethusa was a light cruiser, dis- To Core A Cold in One Dar In the Champagne district during I RATTT "PC ON OPERATIONS. Milan February 14—(Via Paris.) Take LAXATIVE BBOMO QTTTVTTfE Tablet*. frontier our troops took French A * * *-*&& AIR placing 3 600 tons She was 410 feet The raid by Austrian aeroplanes on d»U refund money if tt faJli to euro. ! trenches over a front about 400 yarda n attack delivered yesterday by the , Berlin. February 14 —(Via Wireless ) GROVE s signature la on each box. 25c nemy at a point to the east of the ON BRITISH" he Austro-Hungarian official com- long The vessel was built In 1913- Milan this morning afforded fresh proof in extent and repulsed night counter ighway between Tahure and Somme I J3K.ll.lon munication of today as received in Ber- 1914 She was armed with two 6-inch of how well the Cape of Lombardl is attacks We took a few dozen prls- Py we were successful in exploding London*•"••»— . •••-«Februar- y 14—A British of- in says prepared to face any contingency which guns fore and aft and six 4-lnch gunfl might arise out of the war ficial statement tonight denies the cap- "On the Russian front there have on the broadside She also was equip- ture of forty British in Flanders, as >een no important events reported In the German official state 'O' n the Italian front there have been ped with four 21-Inch torpedo tubes mont of Sunday It records many en violent artillery combats in the Isonzo Off Helgoland. gagements in the air and much ac- zone The recently conquered position ine raidern, who fled hotly pursued tivity of the Germans along La Bassee In the Monte Hombon district baa been The Arethusa had not been forty- it i* not known whether any of the canal The text follows maintained against enemy attacks eight hours out of the hands of her Austrian machines were damaged. The German wireless reports that Balkan theater The Austro-Hunga- builders before she took part In one | 1 i tlon ehoived forty British prisoners were captured „«, . E??" . l. great calm- rian vanguards In Albania have reached of the most Important naval battles ThS.. i e Z fa!l! w*" beln* made in the fighting near Pilkela We have the lower Arzen river The enemy baa to the North sea since the war began 3k — pedo boat destroyers were flunk The In the air As a result of one of these, An official statement today reads Arethusa was rather severely handled PROFLIGATE LIFE, a large hostile double engine machine Yesterday there was a lively artil- and after the battle had to be taken was driven down in the enemy s lines lery duel which was especially Intense in tow The enemy lias been very active in the upper Isonzo zone, where 1m- , It was a torpedo from the Arethusa MRS. WOLFE SAYS mining south of La Bassee canal be veil portant movements of enemy troops which struck tho battered German Each Item for 7c f mines were exploded by him in the pant were observed together with greater cruiser Bluecher and sent her to the twenty four hours bouth of Fosse 8 activity in defense preparations and bottom in the great North sea battle Mrs Icie Wolfe, 136 Washington tne mine explosions were pieceded by road making between British and German squadrons street brought suit in the superior a heavy bombardment and followed by on January 24 1915 a timall infantry attack A few men got court Monday for divorce from Blan- 10c Vamla Extract . , into our liont trench but were immedi- RUSSIAN WARSHIPS When foreign journalists visited ththee *to—n Wolfe,. She allegeall s that he had . Karo Syrup Arethusa last January scars of battle ] d a profligate life I ately driven out by hand grenades BUSY IN BLACK SEA. were pointed out by the officers all . ni.e h v S and failed to fur- lOc Aunt Dma's Molasses 2 Cakes Sweet Maiden Soap Petrograd February 14—(Via Ixmn- jOTe °™r_«r lne« vessevessell AA decdeckk gallegalleyy amid "'•?*"»"* «»"?ppor• t and on several 'RUSSIANS TAKE don )—A semi-official statement issued I an|Pa had been entirely shot away, occasions had neglected her when ehe lOc Custard Pumpkin m nlte 2 Cakes Sweetheart Soap I ERZERUM FORT. today concerning the recent activities £.,_his , ad beeshell having exploded In it was UL The petition alleges that he of- th•- e Russia— n Blac- - k faea fleet Bays ?LThi8s ,|lhad a bee«n rebuiltrebuilt.. On~ e den~ t in is now living in Birmingham, lOc Evaporated Peaches . [ Petrosrrad v February 14 —(Via L,on 'Wednesday and Thursdayy several I I:*the /'*sid?e a"nolm"rr waw s Pointed out as big . . . Shoe Polish don >—\n official communication today vessels fought successfully with Turk- Sf,,.. w, .- The upper works reads pered with shrapnel. lOc Grated Pineapple . . On tht, western (Hussian) front the ish coast batteries near Vltzeh, between but the 2 Cans Sardines Capeb Laros and Noromeit (Trebizond), wj*h Former Atlanta Man li\ ely rec ipi ocal fir. continued Be reducing: foul Turkish batteries * lOc Sliced Pineapple . , 2 Pounds Lump Starch tween Olai and Dalsen inland our obser- .Sn«WThSlcwTi?2l^ Tuf^/h'^ail0 ?** tnr*«^ui*^ \ itions Hhow that our fire has been ef an ther fra Dies in Carolina lOc Early June Peas . . fective Ne ir Dvmsk the enemy has em- ingehTp w^ac^ew^^ ° > . . 1 Glass Apple Jelly ploved asphyxiating g is bombs and sank eight sup-ply ships LOSS OF CHARNER Caucasus front After an explosion Friday ships which weie supporting CONFIRMED. After Short Illness lOc Sugar Corn . 1 Glass Grape Jelly caused tht da> before by our artillery an offensive movement by the Russian in one of the Fi^eium foi tfe wo cap- troops dewtroyed two btone and four Paris Fcbruarj 14 —Reports of the lOc Sour Pickles, Bot. . . Uncle Jerry Pancake lured the fort<* Pursuing the Turks •ooden bridges * loss of the French cruiser Amiral A message received by Atlanta rel- our tioons again captured numerous Charner which was reported to have atives last night told of the death at lOc Lye Hominy . . . prisoners six guns and a large quan i BULGARS OCCUPY been sunk by a submarine which was Graham, N C, at 6 o clock Monday aft- Uncle Jerry Buckwheat tity of munitions j patrolling the Syrian coast, were con- ernoon of Charles B Irwin whose last ALBANIAN TOWN. firmed toda> lOc Sour Kraut illness extended over a period of but . Dromedary Dates MORE ACTIVITY Berlin February 14—(By Wireleas ) Accord In to information received w days The Overseas News Agency today —an - at the trench ministry of marine, a raft tvrr lOc Dutch Cleaner , . California Figs, Pkg. IN THE BALKANS nounced that the Bulgarian headquaruar-- bearing one live sailor and the bodies *J%\. Irwin of Georgia! London February 14 —Increasing ac- ters report of February 13 says th" e of fourteen of his companions his JS£ W **8* PronUnent in the business cir- Sapolio, Bon Ami 2 Cans High Test Lye Bulgarian troops occupied Klbasloan, been picked up off the coast of Syria \S offf Atlan*a for a number of years t1 \ifty in the Balkans is reported from Sy canie her years Athens An Exchange telegraph dis- .Albania, Saturday The town was The rescued ma...™n. vasai.,du utheit3" Amiral an v « when but a younyoungg mamann patch filed yesterday says that follow- dressed in bunting and the troops were Charnelarnerr was sunk on the mor.,...mo K „o*f j <* remained In Atlanta until twelve ing the arrival of French and British very warmly received by the popula- February 8 He declared there was no years ago, when he went to North Car- reinforcements at Saloniki the French tioa time to use the lifeboats olina are again proceeding up the railway, The deceased was 63 years of Each Item for 7c concentrating ti oops as far forward as Unofficial advices on Febrnarv 7 said the Bulgarian irrntier the Austrians and Bulgarians had join- terser», Mr™e TLoga n Chichtone. . of The Bulgarians are said s Elbassan is about 64 miles southeast BRYAN IS CHALLENGED anoS ' if^r S Post {of Ea«t SHOP JIT THE NUUST that Bulgarian forces have occupied of Scutari cy the Albanian town of Fieri, about 16 Interment will tak8e place at Graham. miles from Avlona BESIEGED BRITONS A dispatch from Athens on February HOLDING THEIR OWN. TO A DEFENSE DEBATE SOUTHEASTERN 7 said that according to advices from London. February 14 —A British offi- SMITH IS FINED $10 Austria Austrian and Bulgarian troops cial statement tonight says late ad- , MANAGER had formed a junction in Albania and vices fiwxin tne commander of the troops Richard L. Metcalfe Wants to BY V. S. JUDGE JACKSON occupied the town of Elbassan Elbas in Mesopotamia, Lieutenant General Sir 221-7 Grant Buiidintf san is 38 miles' -southeast of Durazzo Percy Lake, are to the effect that the Meet Bryan in Nebraska on Panama. February 14 —Charle o F and BO miles northeast of Avlona. The U h Wlth H A weather has cleared and that he has to°r nT »T £ A- Smith, audl Fidelity and Surity Bonds and Burglary Insurance. Austrian official statement announced reports dated /Sunday from General Preparedness Issue. w,« » £ Panama Canal zone recently that on February 9 Austro Hungarian Aylmer, In command of the relieving was cited to show cause why he should troops occupied Tirana which lies not be punished for contempt of court Attractive agency contracts to offer where about 20 miles noi thwest of Elbassan forces, and General Townahend, whose we are not represented. The present announcement that the troops are beleaguered in Kut-el- Omaha Neb. February 14—Richard Bulgarians have occupied Fieri which Amara. L. Metcalf, former governor of the Pan- is about 37 miles west ,of Elbassan General Aylmer reports the situation ama canal zone and now publisher of a may indicate that the Austnans ana unchanged and General Townshend re- J ports the flight over Kut of an aero- weekly paper in Omaha, today tele- J10 Mr "s'mith win be~brou"grt b4'fore Bulgarians have started separate earn the bar tomorrow paigns from that point the former ad plane, which drop-ped two bombs with- graphed William J Bryan at Miami, vanclng- on the important Alabanian out damage Fla. suggesting a Joint debate on the port of Durazao while the Bulgarians question of preparedness before the are aiming at Avlona which is occu- ~-^r .^.^ ^~^»w-.^ . voters of Nebraska. It has been stat- PASSENGERS ARE BARRED pied in force by Italian troops The POLICE OPENED FIRE ed *n the press that Mr Bryan intends National Surety Company Austrian official statement published on fitu s*Dtf-ku/n rtt- c-rntvroe to deliver in Nebraska between March WITH LIQUOR PACKAGES 1 -=nruarj 12 said that Italian forces ON CROWD OF STRIKERS 20 and the date of the state primaries. had att icked the positions taken by HunUngrton, W Ajk Your Doctor or Your OF NEW YORK Austri ins \; est of Tirana but that their • •" 'April 28, speeches in opposition to the attir-ks had failed New York February 14—One man i a dm ini«t ration's preparedness policy Druggist. o>/Stahne" etdateUnoJfeiGetohregiaW,n ur£an!e* f S.^.^^ffS.^ °" °°VernOr was shot an»J seriousferiously wounded and '"M-r Metcalf«-*--••-e- asked that six Joint de- S P o several others suffered minor Injuries Principal Office—115 Broadwayr New York BRITISH AND TURKS bates be arranged, one in each con- late today when a squad of police gressional district of the atate, during I C -VPITAL STOCK FIGHT NEAR ADEN. escorting 200 laborers on their way to this time granted today Application for the in London February 14 —An Amster work at the plan* of E "W Bliss com- Junction was made by State Tax Comm - 1 \Vhole Amount of Capital Stock S3 000 000 pany In Brooklyn, fired into a crowd Mr Metcalfe has been intimately as- missioner Fred tt Blue Th c*m^° PHONE YOUR ORDER- 2 Amount Paid up in Cash 13 000 000—$3 000,000 00 dam dispatch to The Central News sociated with Mr Bryan in journalistic of several hundred strikers who had Ian< i' political work for twenty-eight operates an Interurban Une between \ASm. DBEL.I'VCFC II ASSt/TS attacked them J vears" His" teleirra'm "« v*~ i'wT points in eastern Kentucky and Hunt Market Value of Real Estates owned by the Company Two patrolmen were ..Injured, when I^Sf'am among th«e!febn art oans on Bund and Mortgage (duly recorded, and being first J 66 382 00 City Market Co. Hens on the fee) 86,692 82 PRYOK AND ALABAMA STS. Stocks and Bonds owned absolutely t>y the Com HUGHEY'S, 115 Whitehall MAIN 302-303. ATLANTA 580 ^t P€tny »Par* Valu^ !," 3ol*18 37 Market Value (carried out) 6 972 083 88 fatocks Bonds and all other Securities (except Moi tgagea) SAL.T ME4T. Streafc of Lean PORK CHOPS hjpothecated with Company as Collateral Security for ^asli GUIXEA, IJUCK OR SHALL VEAL ROAST I oaned b> the Company with the Par and Market Value of the same and the Amount Loaned thereon VEAL CUTLETS Cash In the C c mpany s principal office $ 120810.2 SPECIAL PRICES ON <. ash belonging to the Company deposited in EGGS ALL OTHER MEATS I Cold «l«r«a» R«o«ndl«d to believe that you will accept my of- accident today near Kra- Cash in hands of \gents and In course of trans ' Doz. Make Our Market FKESH OKRA DIPLOMAT FOUND DEAD fer to meet you in joint debate upon mission 36,877 li 1C this question Your Market SNAP BfcANS _ „ _ WITH^PISTOL BY BODY 'No one knows better than I do of Total Cash Items (carried out) "~ FRESH VEGETABLES "Oo b98 36 ENGLISH PEAS - . 7* 2 Quart your power upon the stump I have c^e unmanageable \mount of Premiums outstanding less than 90 days due however, such faith in the correctness i kil nn 596 557 99 All Very Fresh and Tender London, February 14 —Chevalier hi!.!y , "« General MIchielsen •Vmount of Interest actually due, and accrued and unpaid "6 36b o2 of the national defense proposition and 'nJur ns Lieutenant Ter All other Assets both real and personal not included here- SPINACH l»c Peek Centaro, first secretary of the Italian am eo deeply Impressed with the duty inbefore 390,806 41 embassy at Ix>ndon and formerly sec resting upon the humblest American ond secretary of the Italian enVbasay citizen in the crisis, which I believe Total Assets of the Company actual cash market \alue HUGHEY'S, 115 Whitehall at Washington, was found dead in a confronts our country, that I have con- NEW YORK CLERGYMEN l West End hotel today A revolver lay cluded to make you thla offer hoping III LIABILITIES beside the bod} to offset your power as a debater with TO URGELOCAL OPTION 2 Gross Losses process of adjustment or In the righteousness of my cause suspense including all reported and supposed ' In proposing this I speak with no Losses New York, February 14 —Fiv e hun- 822.010 42 official authority nor factional preJuC dred Pro tee taint clergrymen met her* 3 Lobses resisted Including interest, cost and all dlce X believe. however, that I do other expenses thereon MARASCHINO today and pledged themselves to work 617 805 08 epeak for many thousands of rank and £or the pasaagre of the optional pro- 4 Total Amount of Clalm» for Losses. 1,239 815 50 CHERRIES Pura H«{ Lard file democrats here, who feel that some 5 Deduct Ke-Insurance thereon hibition referendum btll now pendincr 117.060 32 $1 Bottles . SGc No. 10 Palls Jl.SS Nebraska voice should be raised in be- before the New York atate legislature BUTTLRNUT BREAD 50c Benin . 37c half of national defense ** William H Anderson, atate superin- S Net Amount of Unpaid Losses (carried out) No. 5 Palls . 70c Tampa, Fla.. February 1,4 —"William A n unt ot Div »1 122 755 18 25c Bottles . 13c tendent of the AntL-Saloon league in a i .!v?. _, 'dends declared but not yet due 60 000 00 Buy Today—Up J Bryan, who delivered an address at speech to the clerffymen predicted Chat Loaf . . . lOc ,5 £i 'dends declared and remaining unpaid or uncalled for 15c Bottles. lie Klsslramee tonight on 'Preparedness" In five yeans there would not be a 10 The Amount of Reserve for Re-Inaurance . . 2.092,689 75 lOc Bottles . Sc said, when informed of the challenge "wet" state in the Ualtea States. i 11 All other claims against the Company '. " ... 385S5511 WHITE CREST sent to him at Miami, and which had 1*. Joint btock Capital actuallv paid UD in cash . S 000 000 00 rierida Swart OrrngM not jet reached him, that he had no Stone's Cakes \ fie 11. Surplus beiond all Liabilities . '".'." . 3 289 510 91 reply to make He would not Inti- D«nd» Size, 15c dez. • FLOUR mate what he will do when he has 6 VARIETIES*^' 14 Total Liabilities $9 950 S94 95 Big On'ei, 20c Ooin SPECIALS FOR TODAY you'll Be Pleased received a copy of Mr Metcalf'a dhal- limit tut intn len&e, although the full text of it was IV INCONEE DLRrxO THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE TEAR 1113 TUESDAY, FEB. 15,1916 24-lb. Bags, »JO read to him over the long; distance 1 Amount of Cash Premiums, received telephone i S. Received for Interest $1,852 173 28 149 o45 81 Garden Spinach GOLDEN EGG Old Fashion DOMINO SUGAR Income received trom all other sources '." ' ' 551 546 76 Big Quart Cans SPAGHETTI, Dark Tennessee 001 actuall> Equals peck green Package . lOc USE OF HAND BRAKES ^ca'sh" "* '««ixed during the last six months in MACARONI and Buckwheat Flour ,»2 553 265 Spinach Mora-Porto Rica HELD TO BE ILLEGAL | SOUND V 2 Cans . . 2Sc EGG NOODLES 4 Pounds . 25c — MOLASSES — 1 12 Cans . $1.35 Rum Flavor San Francisco February 14 —Use of 2 Cash Dividends actualH paid 470 159 65 2—lOc Pkgs. ISc 24 Pounds . $1.25 3 120,156 00 2 Cans 25c hand brakes to control trains or aid in Am f P S Paid controlling- them under ordinary cir- miisSonmiSBIon«B, ??to A5^\sentts an,d, '"JjudlnOfficeriB o'«<•f th= e salarieCompans yand com- Black Eyed Peas Sweet Mixed 2 Pounds . ISc Wool Soap BraUdPlntapple cumstances, even when 85 per cent of BUSINESS Statw National and Local Taxes in thi/and other PICKLES the cars are equipped with airbraKea YELLOW * Ail ther Pajments and Expenditures 21 670 43 Lima Beans 6 Bars 25c as required by federal regulations, waa 218 506 60 2 Pounds . ISc 3Sc Qt. Jan . ISc 2—25c Can 2Sc held today by the federal circuit court of appeals to T>e illegal The court re- YAMS 15c durin» the 'X months of the year Red KidneyBeans 25c Tall Jan 12c 'Sod* Crystal Soap Pineapple Chunks manded for trial the caee of the gov- SENSE Greatest Amount Insured in any one risk 615 56 2 Pounds 25e 2 to a Customer 3 Bars 9c ernment agrainat the Northern Pa- Maxwell House Coffee, J 3 400 000 00 ** " ° 2—25c Cam 2Sc cific railroad in seeking imposition of pound can ...... Total amount of Insurance outstanding 926,448,44900 a $1,200 fine for twelve alleged vio- 32c ' Golden Wedding Ante Jbaaragm Tips Henhey's HONEV.LEE MILK lations of the safety appliance law In Broyles' Charm the InsS?aV,« the office of SweetJ»eas 2 Cans 25c Breakfast Ci 7-ScSU* . 25c July, 1814 Coffee, pound * DROMPTS many 4-Uc Size . 32c The railwayx company set forth that Size Plnien- 25c Value Jersey Brand SOc Cans . 37c It complied with the law by equipping . •* Merchants to use Tall White 25c Cam . Uc After Dinner the required percentage of cars with to« 6 Cans . . 85c airbrakes and operating them The Sile Pln 17c Asparagus Chocolate MINTS «45^ '«>- 12 Cans . $1.65 40cCans . . 25c government contended that hand brakes rOC to« ...... uary 1916 25c Cakes . Uc . Uc were required as additional security lie '• Constitution Notary Public for Ktags County Nto 3 H E EMMETT but were to be operated only in emer- No 3 Nassau Bronx, Queens. Rich gencies 1 OC Shrimp S',1Vlty Reeister'3 °"lce N° «0«2 L,,w *ors ^ 100-lb. Sack 5617. Bron0 x County Resister-s OfficTNo «03 BLOCK'S • I Advertising Tip-Top Bread BROADNAX AND UDDELL Chicken Feed $1.99 Name of State Aftent—BOTD PERRY Atlanta. Ga. Sc Per Loaf Large rolls IN NATIONAL CAPITAL 4 Toilet Paper . Salt Meat, 25c '' In preference to any Cremona Creams Stone's Cakes Washington, February 34 —(Special > George H Broadnax and Drew LJddell, pound lOc < other. Are Simply Delicious deputy sheriffs of Fulton county, spent Grape- America's Largest and Strongest Bonding Company 6 Varieties . . IOC today here with. Representative How- ard 8ffruit 25c

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will tie xtvatt Wednesday «ul Thursday Cainc'a Immortal atory. "TCia Eternal with a .Thursday matinee. This show la City" provides Waa Frederick with tha REPEAL iS PROPOSED a nJch-claaa *2 production and brlnga to moot adequate opportunltyfor characterlaa- the Atlanta tne Beat out ae*n n*r«. in « tlon of her career. Both prews and public OF FREE SUGAR CLAUSE ' John Drew in "The Chief" musical play tola aeaaon. Perolval Kniffht. pronounca It one of the most elaborate i.G. W.WILLIAMS WILSON ENTERS of the original New i'ortc cartcaet,. bahaa Us role offerings of the aeaaon. It ia a picture Washington, February 14.—The ad- and. la supported by an exceedingly th»t wilt linger perpetually In tha memory ministration's bill providing for repeal cast. Tne chorus la , of all. Special adapted mualc will be ren- of the free sugar clause of the tariff thinca differently from what la ordinarily dered by tn* -Whitney Httbner symphony law waa introduced in the bouse today Treat for Theater Patrons Expected In musical playa. IB. fact. "No- orchestra. \ by Majority Leader Kltchln, and was body Homo" Is the moat unusual musical comedy ever atajged here and it is sure to referred. to the ways and means com- HAD GIVEN UP ALL PRESIDENCY RACE make a tremendous hit. It la a aure enough mittee, of which Mr. Kltchln i» chair- By Lonfoe forced kind, which keeps the audiencTn comedy, full of laughs from at&rt to finish, ATLANTA POLICE man. ! In a constant smile, gave- when they and with BOOSTS which, are light and whiflt- Mr. Kitchln announced that he would "The Chief," an English comedy, by laus-h, or for one brief scene become able bearing; unique titles. mmediately call a caucus of house Horace Anneeley Vachell, provided a sober with the reflection of a tragedy BELIEVE SUSPECT democrats to pass upon it. and that He Gives Formal Consent after the caucus the committee would typical John Drew performance laat soon put in the background. Grand Opera-Pavlowa. HOPE OF RECOVERY There will be a matinee and even- IS "DOPE" THIEF be called together to vote it oat to j for Use of Name as Can- night at the Atlanta. Ing: performance today. (At the Atlanta.) the house, probably In about ten days. Atlanta haa thoroughly waked up to the General discussion of revenue legisla- Suave, polished, clever, humorous, Importance of the engagement of the Boa- tion is regarded as certain to be pre- didate for Renomination. the nature of the whole evening took Keith Vaudeville. ton Qrand Opera company and Pavlowa Suspected of being one of the men cipitated at that time. Her Family Was Told byi Ballet Russe, which will appear simul- who robbed the drug: room of the At- Its cue from the art of the long-time (At tfce Foraylh.) taneously In "The -Love of Three Kings" Voters Must Determine. After a season of good bills and then Friday night, "Madame Butterfly" Satur- lanta Medical college of several large Hadley Quits Senate Race. Doctors That She Would stage Idol, the play a mere Instrument better bills, the Forsyth has come upon day matinee and "La Boheme" Saturday bottles of cocaine and morphine early for the expression of John r>rew. a lean week. While there are two night with the Spanish dances, divertisse- Sunday morning, -Jim Shepard, 33- Kansas City, Mo., February 14.—An- Die and Children Were! Washington, February 14.—President And that is enough. For he proved or three good, acts, the program as a ments and Coppola ballet following the year-old negro resident of 174 MarUn nouncement that Herbert S. Hadley _ , . Wilson today formally gave his con- whole does not measure Up to the three operas aa named. Seata are now on •would not continue his campaign for again last night, as every recurring average. sale for th* three performances and are street, waa arrested by Call Offlcera the republican nomination for United tO Her Bedside, sent that his name be used as a candl- being bought in bunches of from two to Fain and Barfi«ld the act. It States senator1 was made here tonight year, that nobody excels—and how It depends largely for its strength, twenty by those anxious for big parties. | date for renoralnatlon. judging from the billboards and the The combination of the two notable com- claimed, of selling cocaine to a white on behalf of Mr. Hadley by Jesse Toler- In a letter to the secretary of state many equal»—the genius of John newspaper press matter, on the value panies brings tbe greatest list of inter- man. just off JDecatur atreet Monday ton. of Jefferson City. Mr. Tolerton Many wonderful Indorsements have of Ohio the president stated that ho Drew In the comedy drama, or the so- of the sketch, "War Brides." This national stare to the Atlanta ever seen In a loralng. said Mr. Hadley'a physicians had ad- b«en grtven Tanlac, but the statement unwillins to enter a contest for ciety comedy, that sclntillant refine- playlet has been here once before, how- theater and the purchase of seats Indicates vised against his participation in th« waa ever, and the subject of which it treats, tremendous crowds at each performance. The of fleer a received a call that campaign. made by Mrs G. W. Williams, of Gads- tne nom|natlon, but -was ready to per- ment of stage amusement. tbere was some negro furnishing- half den. Alabama, Is in many respects so f | i the corn- although the talk of the "world at one Hundreds are comining from out of town and mlt the uae o b 8 name n Nothing more do the John Drew time, ia now almost forgotten. On the engagement will be a great social aa the "dope fiends" of. Atlanta with co- remarkable as to be almost incredible. , pr|mary in order that the demo- plays, as a rule, pretend to do than its first appearance here the newspa- well as musical and art event. As many caine and morphine Monday morning:. 11 0 as ten orders were lecelved In one mall ^.TSffASSS;-,":^ ! '". haa.c.ftJ' of oLo _-,.« mafce Wnown amuse, but that they do to the queen's pers were filled with articles on "war yesterday from South Carolina, while all Going to an alley just off Butler street kidney trouble. I also had stomach their preference. taste, and so confident are th0ater- mothers" and "war ba>bies." Today the surrounding Georgia cities are buying they came upon the negro apparently Ground the phrases are seldom heard, and con- In Quantities. trouble and suffered from nervous in- To Comply With I*aw. goers of the' kind of evening they can sequently, the play is not the asset waiting for custpmers. digestion. I could take no nourish- The president made known his po- expect that a regular "first-nighter'* of times past. • The wait waa not long for in a few ment except a little sweet milk, andt sitiost tl on in ordeoraer to complcuuipiy witw nuh th*.*e« to see John Drew could tell beforehand The sketch shows little change. The "The FooPs~Revenge» minutes C. P. Newman, a white man, Gripper cast is the same, or practically so. Sara giving his age aa 22 years, and resi- *„« o«rvuua ,.c~uiv— -«- e Ohio primary law which requires can- several scores of the people who would (At tbe Strand.) dence as Insley. Ala,, approached the occupy the first floor seats. Biala is still playing the role of "Joan," "The Fool's Reyenge." the William Fox palnB In my sides and back. I got so \ didates for delegates to the party con- the first of the "war brides," and yet lay which will be Been at the Strand to- negro, and bought a quantity of mor- weak I had to take to my bed, and I i ventions to make known their nrsi And so it waa last ntght—a repre- not one, as she explains, because Say with Maude Gilbert and William H. phine. It is alleged. The officers then The Shoes for stayed there 18 Doctors I and seconci choices before February 25 sentative audience who go to the "Frank and T had been engaged for Tooker in the leading roles, tells the atory arrested tihem both. called two or three times a day, but of a clown, who, seeking revenge, unknown- When searched at police headquar- and also requires that the candidates theater, not Indiscriminately, but pick two yeara and the war had nothing to ters the negro'Was found to have sev- I kept getting worse and fell off un- foi delegates have the consent of their out the good things, and must seem like do with our marriage." The actors Ingly gives his only daughter Into the hands Comfort for til I was almost a skeleton and had to of a wealthy libertine. Anson. a clown, eral dollars worth or the drug in a choices to make us of their names. familiar friends to the famous actor. were given close attention Monday. lives happily with his wife and his email large brown -bottle, identified as sim- be turned In bed, and only weighed 90 The president wan formally notified The hit of the bill, and by far the daughter until Randall begins to I ilar to those used at the medical pounds. » Aft He haa surrounded himself for this most enjoyable feature. Is the appear- his money on Mm. Anson, who even tually Men & Women "My husband spent more than ?800 0 of the requirements of the law last season, as ha always does, with a cap- ance of Ray-Eleanor Ball, booked as deserts her modest home and goes with college. trying to get me well. Finally, I grot week and today he wrote Charles Q- able support, including pretty women the "violin virtuoso." Monday after- Randal!. Aneon goes to the elopers. so bad I was told that I could live only Hildebrant. secretary of state of Ohio, noon she carried away the lion's share bis wife and chokes Randall, but does not who know how to wear pretty clothes of the laurels. hill him. A number of years elapse and a few days- I believed, of course, that as follows: with exceeding grace, and who make Anson'a daughter growa up. Randall ts en- UNIVERSITY STUDENTS I was going to die. and told my "us- "I am inclosing to you a letter, the In vaudeville, much depends on countered again and on tits meeting hangs band to telegraph Thomaaville. N. e-, occasion of which I dare say will be real characters, if only conventional trick playing. Often the real artist the atory. HEAR NORMAN ANCELL for my son and to Atlanta and Birm- quite obvious.. Friends In Ohio have drawing room characters, out of their receives little applause, while some ingham for my other children. called my attention to section 4954 or drawing: room roles. ' performer with not a tenth of the knowledge, owns the crowd from the Athens, Ga,, February 14.— (Special.) "When my daughter- in-law, Mrs. R. the general code of Ohio as amended Mr. Drew has had better plays aa "Love*s Cross-Roads.** Under the auspices of the Polity club C Nelson, arrived • from Atlanta-, she in 1814. which regards to primary elec- beginning of the act. Miss Ball takes the medium of bis art—that art which advantage of the appeal of costume, (At Alamo No. 2.) of the university—an organization of begged father to get me Tanlac He tions and have requested that I indi- "Love's Cross Roadu," at the Alamo No. the upper class men studying inter- went right down to Vance s Drug ate my willingness to have my name so conceals art as to seem artleaa. of unusual make-up, and of ersonai 2 today, Ia an Equitable production and national affairs—Norman Angell, au- Store and got me a bottle. I began The comedy of manners, epigram- magnetism, but, more than Sat, she features Marie Empress, The story Is vivid thor of "The Great Illusion," perhaps US"1,' accordingly, take the liberty of knows how to play, and does play and thrilling and tells of a girl who la sole taking it, and on the second day I be- matic, sparkling, is his forte, but such Her technique was declared wonderful the foremost internationalist of the gan to get hungry, and asked for sending you tbe inclosed letter aa for- comedy Is not written every day, -and by gypalee to a gambler. She has beei United States, spoke to the club, the something to eat They gave It to mal permission under the statute. Monday by competent critics. Her of- trained to be a lure for men and becomei faculty and student body of the uni- The letter the president Inclosed was the substitute proved a clean, pleasing fering- la altogether a delightful one. a victim of the gambler She afterwardi me, and it agreed with me, and I have story of English Ufa In the peerage Back again are Pat Rooney and meets and loves another man of good atand- versity and a number of the citizens of been eating ever since After a short aS / class. Marion Bent, who are described on the Ing.. thee gamblerga ,, insanely Jealou cks Athens today at noon on "America's time I got so I could eat anything I "While Vam entirely unwilling to en- her, she shoots him, only to find that the Future Foreign Policy." ter Into any contest for the presiden- Tine Earl of Yester la a widower to program aa "The Universal Favorites " wanted, and Just as much as I wanted. tial nomination of the democratic par- Many times have they been here be- man she loves has been claimed by another "After this I improved right along. whom a love of hlg former years, a fore. Aa a general thine Chev have a woman. This Is the foundation upon which Back to Nature. and it wasn't a-ny time hardly before ty 1 am willing to permit the use of the story Is based Marte Empress In the my name that the democrats in Ohio widow, comes seeking a secretaryship. right to the billine "Universal Favor- leading part ia at h«r best. PROTEST AGAINST NEAR Then there are no more I waa out of bed. It just seemed like may make known their preference in And In the widow, Laura Hope Crewa ites." This week Is no exception to the more Tanlac I took the better I regard to that nomination. again proves Mr. Drew's perennial the rule. Their Spanish dance pleased, LOCATION OF CONVICTS foot troubles. wot, and I have actually gained 48 'In order, therefore, to satisfy the cleverness In the choice of a leading and Hooney's Yiddisher dan^ce brought "Trail of the Lonesome Pine.*' pound-s i•n -weight-----. j sleep good now, technical requirements of the statutes him vigorous applause. Rome, Ga., February 14. — (Special.) — and am not nervo 3 any more like I woman—one whose- looks, charm and Howard and Fields opened the bill (At the Grand.) It's the Ground Gripper of the state of Ohio, I hereby consent acutenesa make it no marvel that the "The Trail of the Lonesome Much indignation has been expressed waa«w. Tee^ , .I feelalmost as well as to the use of my name aa a candidate •with a minstrel nunrber staged on a many the moat entrancing of the mountain by citizens of the Vans Valley school Shoes that guarantees I ever felt In my life and a-m doing- for the presidency by any candidate hero succumbs more or less speedily dining car. It proved a fair number. stories ever written by the master hand district about six miles from Rome, be- nearly all of my housework and milK who seeks to b3 elected a delegate to to this same collection of good qualt- Tnnes and Ryan came next. The pro- of John Fox, will be seen In motion pic-'cause a convict camp has been located the result. the cow and churn the milk the national democratic convention gram says this Is "a amart act, smartly ture form at the Qrand today and tomor- within three hundred yards of the "After I got able to go about, I vis- which Is to assemble in June next. A scheming) mother-in-law. who dressed. "The smartly dressed" part row with Charlotte Walker In the role of school, and convicts —probabl y trusties ited my daughter, Mrs. Short, at Knsley, would further the matrimonial Inter- is correctc, the "amart act" ia sadly in June Tolllver. mountain girl and moon- Hospitals and famous First For Consent. ests of a second daughter as a match error. T*n— e -woman work' s hard but shiner's daughter In love with the dashing — have been seen by the children in the Alabama, and have Just returned from revenue officer. Theodore Roberts commission of crime. physicians indorse • triple the store T don't do anything This was the first time the preel- for the widowed Lord Yester. provides that IB the best one can say of this appears aa "Devil Judd" Toillver. The Such a crime was committed last but talk about Tanlac All o--f m••-y dent has consented formally to have much of the comedy, Katherinp Stew- pe rf ormance. scenes of the picture were photographed week by two negroes, one of them a | oo, and|hiJ name used in connection with tne art the ponderoug dame. Consuelo ""A" Boy from Home," a sketch draws them. neighbors are talking about It. tr - -~ a Bailey In the Cumberlands of Virginia., where John convict, and the other nave been placed think tt is wonderful how this m.ediclne nomination. His name has been Placed . !>.,£».. th. many a laugh due to the work of Fox based the story All of the delight- In jail. Protests were made to the You will also indorse has helped me.'* on primary ballo ^ Sharon Stephens as "Hez" Green. The ful romance and bliter f board of roads and revenues of the Tanlac Is sold in Atlanta exclusively however, through the acUvlt.es Si , ["^affair Doming less said about his support, however, Is splendidly brought out county In an endeavor to have the loca- them when you have ! friend, the better. * the picture. The wonderful atmosphere of by Jacobs' Pharmacy —(a-dv > The president takes the position that ' sential comedy "complications." Miss "The Original Big Jim, the bear with the mo tin tain 8 la faithfully reproduced The tion changed. the voters will have to determine Bailey's principal scene, the hvsterlca, the human brain," closes the perform- neweat of Paran- worn them. 1 whether he will make the race for the [ ia the climax of her very capable work. ance. The bear ia "well trained. pictures are an i Bulgar King in Vienna. DVesidency In 1B16 as the democratic I Vaughan Fervor and George Graham. ROBERT MORAN. tt Amsterdam, February 14. — (Via Lon- candidate*** ,,,"*._ . ITn- a^ lettelo.tf-a,r- writte-urr-ltton t on AA , herr lOVerSlovers,. and MlaMiss TjAWtrtIJawto n iIn an i.unn -_ 'Eternal City." don.) — A dispatch received here from Carlton Shoe & Mitchell Palmer before his inaugura- sympathetic role, are conspicuous fig- (At the Gnotfriaui.) tion Mr. "Wilson made it plain that he ures in an adequate cast. "Nobody Home*** Vienna says King Ferdinand of Bul- gNeuralgia ? The naturalness of Mr. Drew, the Atlanta picture lovers will e tod garia has arrived there. He was re- would only be a candidate again if okcd. $25.00. ' the kidne> a to filter this acid fi om C. M. CANDLER TALKS TO A gabardine suit, navy, is decid- th^ blood and caat it nut in the urine, The lines of this navy poplin suit developed in navy taffeta-and-serge; The "Rookie" color is found in the pores of the &kin ate als4 o a mean-- UNIVERSITY STUDENTS edly smart with a coat belted at the the coat hangs gracefully from the of freeing the blood of tin * impunt\ are graceful. Caught at the back thib suit of gabardine; fashioned In damp and chilly cold weathei . ho sides and rippling gracefully under shoulders; wide and loose over the skin por«i» RIO closed, thus forcing i',i ! \thens. Ga . February 14—(Special) with a little belt with metal buckle. Norfolk style, with, a quaint and kidne\s to do double work, they b«s* om*^ Chairman Charles Murphy Candler, of the belt. The skirt has two pock- hips. A band of serge at the bot- weak'and slusgrlsh and fail to eliminate Atlanta, head of the railroad commis- Sailor collar overlaid with white tom of coat and skirt. $25.00. very narrow belt at the sides only, the uric acid which keeps accumulating sion of Georgia, spoke tonight to the ets $19.50. und circulatints through the s\ totem, school of commerce of the University faille; trimmed with many tiny but- A black taffeta suit has a wide and with a suede collar. The skirt is eventually settling in the joints and of Georgia 011 "Railway Regulation." muscles causing stiffness, soieness and A number of citizens joined the niem- A Belgian blue poplin suit has a tons. A plain skirt. $19.50. belt of serge, a ripple effect, black yoked. $25.00. pain called rheumatism I bcrs of th-- schoul to hear Mr. Candler At the first twinge of rheumatism tret from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts, put a tablespoonfut in a fflass of water and drink before break- HOME BUILDING CO. fast each morning- for a week. Tbi-. i- IN ROME PROSPERING said to eliminate uric arid by stimulat- ing the kidneys to normal action, thu? ridding the blood of these impurities. Rome. Ga . Ft bruar\ 14—(Special ) — Jad rialls is ineTpen<>i\ e. harnile-^ and The Citizen^' Building and Investment Is made from the ac id of gitipes and company, a local corporation. Is Jssu- lemon juice, combined with lithia and Is used with excellent result-* by thou- al years' successful experience. The sands of folks who ar«> subject to rheu- company, during the past four years, matism Here you have a pleasant. has financed the building of more than •ffervescent lithia-water drink which $40,000 worth of residences here, and Cbamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. helps overcome uric acid and is bene- ia doing- a considerable amount of ftclal to your kidneys as well. J building at tbe present time. NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPER! ATtANTA, GAl, TPESDAT.' WEBKUAXT — • — — ^^ *£*« Faust, secretary. .Reports, of ««"gfS SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY Sunday School day snowed good; »*» - tendance despite the heavy rains, of t at the meeting and between $50,000 MAYOR PREDICTS AT WINDER A SUCCESS morning. The .attendance was,Jfftt--., LOCAt ENGINEERS WIN Bap&st, 201; Christian, 201; Methodist..' FINANCIAL CONDITIONS CROOK PLAY WILL Wlnden Ga., February 14.—Piedmont hotel last nisbt after Subscribed. subscribe to the stock. It Is probable he had witnessed a rehearsal of Pan that meetings will be held at Lake Armstrong's great play. "Alias Jimmy Paul H. Norcross. of Solomon-TJor- Park Nay tor. Hahlra and other towns Financial conditions and business Valentine." cross company, local civil, structural ui the interest of the establishment. and hydraulic engineers, announced Valdosta. Ga.. February 14.—An en- The capital stock of the company Is generally throughout the south are on i The performance which Is to oe the upgrade, money Is easier for In- staged at the Atlanta theater next yesterday that his firm has been se- 1 S tn U bU n e w a^h eld°at t?e cLrnber o"f c ommerce ^cSaffiU consisting of DC. vestment of all kinds, and will con- Tuesday night for the benefit of the ected by the councilmanic body of tne £, hear the Initial report of the com- tinue according to leading capitalists I Police Relief association will make city of Ownesboro, Ky., as consulting ^v O^^nes' 2.W£ Shrna^as 1 mittee apoplnted on the packing house and financiers In Atlanta. Atlanta theatergoers sit up and tak engineers for the construction of a new 0 1 1 Even the European war is beginning sewer system In that city, the com- proposition for this city. SS " * .? 's-tocT^sc^t^V'T^ , notice, according to the mayor. 1v C R. Ashley, chairman of the com- indirectly to help the south rather seen lots of amateur shows Jn my pensation to be approximately »10.000 than hold it back. A significant state- mittee, submitted a written report set- day." continued Mayor Woodward. a L H. Foster; Doyle, a detective, Wa sixteen months of work, under favor- .^ tes are s t i,l k t rif 1e fffrm on long ter Conklln;' Bill Avery an oU o HOLD MEETING TONIGHT time first moitsages. but short time | fender, James A. Bellflower; Mrs. WeD able weather condition. S. S. S. the Proper Safeguard loans are comparatively easy. ster. of the Gate of Hope society. Ml The Atlanta engineers were selected "The supply of farm loan money 'Lucile Goodrich; Mrs. Moore, of the from a large number of bidders, and There will be a church council at is constantly increasing, and I do not only after a fight upon the council- the First Congregational church, col- manic floor which waged for more catarrh is the offspring of "colds. ' look for any material advance in farm ored tonight at S o'clock to review loan Interest rates for some time to jS&rrSugS? iSST^-SaS than an hour. Their keenest competi- It is a "cold" in its chronic form. The the broceedlngs of the Rush Memorial kro"s°erLifnST.,^-,;MWsaM« tor was a St. Louis engineer. Congregational church, which has re- 0;; air is filled with bacteria, which Is ° My prediction of this time last year, "Bllnky" Davis, a forger, Louis Lan Solomon-Norcrosa company were re- Join the Revelere taken Into the mouth and nose through cently fome into the fellowship of Con- that the Immediate-effect of the war cently awarded the contract for con- [regajtional churches. The council n »uw i the process of breathing. When the would be to increase the supply ot ' ^ks^elac-e' S£~^R«&j£S| struction at Lexington, Ky, of a »350.- M~d-hZto/i . 1 raw«i By nu mtm j«» — —•» — • body is in a healthy condition no harm wilfTonsist of the following churches money seeking Investment Instead of 000 sewer project. results But with our modern methods to diminish it. has been abundantly The Messenger, a dally paper of Southern• APacific^SteanuOsip ••*• •• m-*r ^^^ . -MORGAN LINE" of indoor living and sedentary occu- Ve Owensboro, said of the Atlanta engi- mVBMMMI •M.w pations, the mucous membranes are "Cho'ice mortgage money rules at New York ««a New Orleans' uTually not able to ••throw-off this from 5 to 1 per cent, and collateral KItt "Their credentials for ability to do Leslie Bawlings. .? "{gg,^* J?° .. . 1 . * • ml^m harmtul bacteria, making catarrh a loans on good bonds and active local e the work for the city of Owensboro darn., th.. °«i™t I Congregational church. Marietta, &_.. Brt catyby wL CnxUte-sn "e?y common ailment. These germs stocks at 5 to 6 per cent. There is also were of the highest." wlll undou-btedly draw a largen frowd. killed this afternoon, working in a w. Mil of tm ««-)«» ««» «» •*»«»•» - «p-t-*f »«<"•»• 12-foot ditch on the new Y. M. C. A. building. A cave-in of earth hurled Cold in the Chest Often Results a scantling against him. breaking his 25--ITEMS EVERYTHING IHCLUDED--25 =E'iii.*rrrji:i«?Ha£^3£B neck and then dirt covered him. It in Bronchitis required thirty minutes to dig him out j i » T] f nt f*it-v Bell Kills, flaaj y *-•«* »• cDVT SKM Landrum that congested feeling. of next week at thhe Auditorium to Sheriff's Office to Rob dealrwL honey qualitie~s and at the same tim. e 'laiabande tfundo thse nationafor sendinl conclavg thee baht Women Church-Goers When tightness acrost the chest . , _ AI_» _ui—»»« *ti..<* faio. N Y Toll Telephone Booth creates an oppressed feeling, with the pine-ta r cutAs the phlegm, thus Heard Adams Cursing, A.O.&ROYDONEHOO difficulty in breathing or with sore- relieving congestion. Pine-tar also Say Police Officers Perry. Ga.. February 14.—(Special.)— ness and irritability within the chest, acacts'aTari'a^tisVritrcs as an ans. As'aresuUofth. e State Agricultural On Sunday night the telephone booth 99 Mariitta St., ATLAITA, GA. it is time to ta>« a Pine-Tar-Honey ggenera l relief that follows,, th"e tissue* s Society Is to Meet of the Fruit Telephone company, of Fort are strengthened, breathing becomes S O Adams, of 107 Spring street, Valley in the courhouse hall here was treatment. During this stage of the was sent to the Tower under a bond rotobed by taking out the receiver and easier, and further inflammation is 1-2 disease the membrane has become * " 0£ $100 when tried before Recorder cash box. dry while the phlegm is difficult to arrested. Dr. Bell's Pine-T»i-Honey Johnson in police/ court Monday nxorn- The courthouse doors an^ all win- will be found an ideal treatment in \thniR Ga, February H—(Special) 7, charged with public profanity and dows except one In the sheriff's office raise The dryness is immediately It'was announced here tonight on jvorword ltn trying to whip the entire police were locked this morning when the aiding recovery Price, 2Sc. , negro Janitor caine to build fires In effected by the moist and penetrating trom Captain John A. Cobb, c3f Ameri- d6Dartmcnt Sunday morning, "Mardi-Gras Carnival" cu« Dresidont of the state as.ricultura **• l ^vi;v.«.««"Accordin«g t™o Cal—«^wl Office«r r Grover the offices. , has de- Fain and Station Serirean&Q t R°ber^ On January 27 this same 'booth was robbed In the same manner, and on the New Orleans — Mobile — Pensacola — March 2 to 7 1:'VdedrthTougf t^v^sh H. executivre rcommit-r-. Adam,^^^,MZ&*™x, nad__ cursed^-"'Monday'rnorn! following Saturday the receiver was , o to hold its annual meetmB in m Ath- , had been arros a enough to be found In an old well about seventy-five THE GREATEST OF ALL EVENTS •ns August 1 and 2. Martin V. Calvin. , mg ^ h^n n^^ ^ Officer Fain re- yards from the courthouse. The cash Jf waycros^^secretan^ ived a Drained wristband berge^nt hoi was never found. There Is no Tickets on sale Feb. 28 to March 6, Inclusive. W. R. Hoyt & Co. clue as to who committed either rob- MOBIL $I 85 _ started by Adams In an alleged effort bery. NEW ORLEANS . . . - |i5.°5 foUND" TRTP ' °' 401-403 Connally Building FORMER TREASURY HEAD to whip the^fficers he ha• Although AdamsAuania ' wifwnwe refuseic»«=.~du t.-«o. tes---- F L NELSON, C. P. & T. A. Ph°n<= Ivy 868-AtL 15?- l Dinners to Be Given SHMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT for the six months ending December 31. IVerdaRterdavy mthee suisuttt, uofi Lesli*-«*»• «*e- M— . Sha— w .-~ly jgagainsafl,stt himm on chargeuiia.j»^os ov*f wlfe"'*^-- gainssterdat yJoh tnne MJ'"*^,";^^.^. simonto^n nron. na notnotee tl ^,rin^g D^,«-ri«TRecorder. .TnhnsoJohnsoon bounboundd ththee Make Reservations Now 1915, of the condition of the r S3 500 was begun. man over for cursing in front of » At Rome and Athens crowd of women church-goera. HauVo3f ftn."Sn,t.SC«SSS Wm-K Via WEST POINT ROUTE Athens, Ga., February 14.—(Special ) Orient Insurance Company l^Jo^nSra iVu's^^onfpfny'-.n INTEREST DISPLAYED The Georgia Chamber of Commerce will f€rVEla t^.Si™haw0'c,afmrtah1adt give a dinner in honor of the Athena Of Hartford, Conn., S IN AGRICULTURAL CAR Chamber of Commerce, in Athens Tues- £ erarnoteS7o°rntt°n; ^mSun^ T^i dav nltrht of next week. r,,»f company's plan failed to mate- Returning to Atlanta from (Molena, I siSlar dinner will be given by Real Estate, Renting, Insurance oPth'o State of Georgia. In pursuance of the laws o Dr H. O. Carnes, president of the the state organization to the Kome Merchants and Manufacturers associa- I. CAPITAL STOCK. ^"'reEH'-retuS Ihe^ney^TIs rsionria State Veterinary association, laimld? and insisted upon Shaw car- reported that the Southern railway's tion at the same hour, same day. Rome 1 Whole Amount of Capital Stock authorized 'I'oOo'oOOOO VSn out his contract agricultural and dairy car is arousing and Athens are to be connected by '¥ifBe c^e^illTr^abiy last through I ^^^3^rou^ghouV th? terrl- phone and Athens will ss e o reslVted.' inciudlng'' interest.' 5.159 OB 19.111.99 FSfa^ £!!&%?$&&"?? P^ceedln-g other expenses thereon - 1.000.000 00 v-^Srhthv Frank Hammond, one of 63.900 03 t'tai nrtuaUy paid up In caah 1,114.442.18 6.364 78 all Liabilities J- SeEt^TnUrin^&e'o^. ^ ..-."•.•.'- S 57,535.25 »3,886.779.62 FOR INDIGESTION 696,326.05 AR 1916. £ SI ArTun't of S^^'SsSgr"0-- 15.601.97 i;. ^i™^ ™ CO, ' SIX MONTHS O THE ™AB »„. v E SE D F Webb & yy dissolved. It was stat- Cl ! n h >I y 750.000.00 933.812.50 Gulde. was also ""™"j jl continue !!'• Bnt°^k gSftat S!t utllt paS unn cash 144,134.2t \ r, unit of Ca-.h Prr-mlums received ' 92,751.6—0- wi IS. iurplus beyond all Llalbllitfes 3 Received lor interest and Rents . . ORBADSTOMnCH 1 Srlswaa^S^S: J1.563 497.«6 -""^-LacSn-w^ ?U! n e lB m h 8 a 1 6 Total Income actually received during the second six months „ l fnVer wT'tt tox?ns an d /o nl.S 026 BM 10 Ifke pSisonrare formed an,f sucked 14. T" *'^c^JJ^'tfrjRiNO 'THE LAST' six MONTHS OF" THE Relieves sourness, gas, Heart- 1 Amount of Cash Premiums received '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 30'554'.6< 10 f. Received for Interest V EX^^nlTI-RKSDCRINGTHESECO^SIXMC^THSOFTHE^EARm^ burn, Dyspepsia in five R. R. AGENT ARRESTED >n and women who can't get feel- «' Total Income actually received during the last six months $ ^ ^ 1 Amount of Lo'^s Paid • Jnyuj;nK "fees." " salaries and 425,080.20 minutes. FOR ALLEGED SHORTAGE sa^-^^Jsgs «-sat'"ia Sf™^fhaain?eaMoonfnf of^linfe^ V ' EX^E^ITTO^' DCiimO -TKB- ^« sixMOKT^ OF THE * «•* fsll^ I ; ™!S»V-S-l^S'i^ ^W^other 54,683.85 1 Amount of Losses Paid ... . 30,000.00 AllSoVh"r Pajmcnts-and'Expenditures. vl..: Real Estate Sour, gassy, upset stomach. Indiges- 1 B 5,813.40 tion heartburn, dyspepsia; when the fflrr-atday? accumulatio-." h^ris^then of poison, P"°—s andI Expenses food you eat ferments into gases and stubborn lumps, your head aches and !SI™«S5 Sea^Tpure3 a^'fVsh"1611- »- 1 w 0 Total Fxpenditures during the second six months of the 875,052.44 you feel sick and miserable, t^* ^ nen acfrooSa ti&sssi *SoS!gp.as: «' Another' 'Payments' and' Expend.iures •..'.•.'. • *W»i GreaTesT Imounl insured 'in ' any' one'Vlsk:" " ' „„„„„_„„ Sfhlrs whcT wake up with bad taste, Total Expenditures during the last .ix months of the ( 43M50.st Gross 50,00000 Bl fi l a 0 ?ASf breat* naokache. rheumatic stiff- ",f ^o'H °IoS'ac h is in a continuous drawn. ££a Sr have a sour, gassy stomach Total An^ou'ntotYnfcU.anceouistandimrAmount or in*m am-^ ««v^ " 306,478.944.00 revolt—if you can't get it regulated, Sffer meals, are urged to get a quar- 0 nlease for your sake, try Pape's Dia- : ,,,v of the Act of incorporation, duly certified, is of file in the office ter DOund of limestone phosphate from §«f|ir?|faS^^ ii^^ - the of«0. A c Sepldn. It's so needless to have a bad Gran__,_£- OP^OlMCrM« Ho.t«o»««e C,..ev»«rw»-»d» K- —« Re- - ^ fhe drug store, and begin practicing stomach—make your next meal a fa- sur r Sf.rnal sanitation. This will cost very °< ^tl^ar^SS^I^pOUNTJj'OF ^ARJFOR^P^onal^ap- of the 'l''' *r;o^"OTOTT COUNTY OF HARTFORD-Personally ap- vorite food meal, then take a little Dla- Uttlebut is sufficient to make anyone ST.VTE OP < °,^ N !:£f^ l Henri W. Oray. Jr, who. being dulv sworn, peared'before the unders^ned H. B Anthony who, |?lr/In£Urancc company. «^.2S*S£ American doctrine.' 1** "» add to this of naval baaed and .coaling' atnuun* w- wrote several letters after that for the last three weeks under a charge B^ew ISllcSTof making alliance* wltl, each of the»e countrw" wner« tlw sam« ftng not to be cast oft The last of violating the white slave law, to At* CentrarAmwl<*? wjntrles oj a reolp- lm open to water attack, " - . -r etters made arrangements for.the lanta. . which lie rocal nature, that will allow the United NEIOFCIIMSIANCES $3OOjOOO FOR FIGHT of the capital. WIDESPREAD PLOT lll"of "valviiTar' heart troubfe! She has not been tola, of Orpat's predicament. ON THE CITRUS CANKER LEWIS WOULD MODIFY 'DOCTRINE OF MONROE W. H. HILL INSURANCE AGENCY CLOSING ABOUT LOVER He DifJ at thm Throttle. •Washington, February 14.—An appro- Jackson, Miss.. February 14.—-David priation of $SOO,000 for the eradication U9-C31 GRANT BUILDING _ Coker, aged 60, an engineer on the Ala- of the citrus canker in the east gulf ( !T states was among the Items of a con- ^^t£££*£J£?<>s&ffi" o Evidence That Orpet Bought bama and Vlcksburg tatlroad for the ference report on a $13.000,000 urgent nVodifted waVSade in an ***™***g £ past twenty-five years, died' suddenly deficiency bill concurred In by the sen- the Chicago Law association tonight By Poison Before Last Meeting at the throttle of Bis engine last night Senator James Hamilton Lewis. Alleged to Have Caused the between here and Brandon. His Ore- ate late today. The greater part of the "Let us declare the Monroe Doctrine PHONES AXLANTA.-GA. With Girl He Betrayed. man notified the conductor, -who ran $300.000 Is to be used In work In Flori- to be modified to niean that only when where another engineer w«s socnrea da, the legislature of which has appro- South America' asks our Interference Poisoning of Soup at Arch- from a frelg.ht train. Coker lived at priated large sums for thin work. with any European people as to g"«J- Chicago, February 14.—A two-ounce Other Items of the bill concurred In Meridian. Miss. provide 42,000.000 for the Alaskan rail- ances shall we Intrude; that only wnen SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT for the Six Months Ending December SI, 191*. bishop's Banquet — Anar- bottle, purchased at Madison. Wls.. a country of kingly role attempts to road. $200 000 for repairing aids to place Its royal government in power of the condition of the and poison crystals found burned In an Prlsmer Mov*< «• Attnta. T>»vls-atlon In the Gulf of Mexico de- chists Said to Be in Plot. Columbus, Ga_. February I**—st .and all - ...... erty of all creeds. ers with a few union suits in the lot. other expenses thereon «« ?i»'«? which the deadly poison was contained. 4, Total Amount of Claims for Losses IsUi'ii CffortK to OrffanlB« Branch*!*. Young Orpet slept Tuesday night in e! Deduct Re-Insurance thereon 76.386.44 a garage on the McCormlck estate. The According to Detective Sergeant Paul 8.91 Ricclo, who aided in translating the poison used for spraying plans was « Net Amount of Unpaid Losses (carried out) accessible. The cabinet In which it Your dollar buys twice its worth in these: 10" The Amount of Reserve for Re-Insurance __1.9* letters from the Italian in which they 127,932.*7 was kept 'was broken open. We have 11 All other claims agralnst the Company .... 3.932.85*. 72 were written, the headquarters of the not found the bottle, although the poi- 13. Surplus beyond all Liabilities aocfBty was in Rome. Efforts were son was of a nature so deadly that death $1 Reis' Dollar Silk Underwear SOc 1 t 1 made, it was said, to organize branches must have come to Miss Lambert be- Sv° mctS?E DURING' 'THE'LAST'six MONTHS 'OF 'THE TEAR'°i9i|'*' of the society all over the world. In fore she could throw it away. A grain 1. AraouBtof Cash Premiums received * '}|7'47B 53 the United States public buildings were of the stuff is sufficient to cause in- $1 Fine Balbriggan Underwear 3. Received for Interest 8*826' 64 to receive the attention of the anar- stant death. Orpet has confessed that e f M a t> 1 he stood beside her and saw her die. i' A^HcBn ^ran*h es of Fo re lgn "companies' will'piea.se" report chists in addition to the churches. Most $ 1.50 Silk Finish Balbrigg^i Underwear 75 c amount of remittance^ from Home Office during the six of the letters were without signatures. On these facts we are ready to go to One, dated Chicago, March 24, 1913. months ** '_ was addressed to "Dear Allegrini." An- Although Miss Lambert is said to $2 Kneipp All-Linen Underwear Sl.OO 6. Total income actually received . during- the last sir months^ ^ ^ ^ other was dated "Salida, Colo., Sep- have been confronted with the fear of tember 18," and was addressed to "Dear motherhood in September, she was not v. EXPENDITURES'WRTOGTHELAST six MONTHS OF THE'YEA^ms. Frank." It was signed "Joseph Folal- in this condition at the time of her $3 Kneipp All-Linen Underwear .S1.5O lldinl." Still another was addressed to death, the autopsy showed, but told 3' Anrn7ssU>ns t?PAg£nts*Snd 'ofncersV'trh* Company"* . "I"". 773.950.39 Orpet she was in the hope that he "Dear Cousin" from "Piqua, Ohio, May 4. Paid for State. National and Local Tales in this and other ,4MJ1__M 20. 1913." would remain true to her. The first of the letters, unaddressed Parents of Girl. Men's Fine Pajamas Half Price and unsigned, goes into details of a The parents of the girl disclaimed bom>b invented 'by the writer. today any desire to release Orpet from r "This."j says the letter, "will be a custody and urged that the law be per- A broken lot of these in Madras, Oxfords and Out- Total Expenditures during the last six months of the y«» J2 ?29 220 „., fine thing to throw among a Jot of mitted to take Its course. ln an y one I k io religious people when they go out Although the nature of the poison Greatest Amount insured , , It H£ ,J dressed In tholr best cloth t-s on the which caused the girl's death has been ing—some fine ones in the lot. ~ ' " l."T,mrj-~ "1"--^. ""- i.a.i.o.»v».v. ^^ office boulevards to talk the sermon over." determined by an Incomplete analysis f U l ; m The second letter mentioned the re- of the stomaoh, the officers are at -a ° %ATS "o F'' NE^ ^JrcOUNT^ OF NEW YORK-P.rsonMly appeared ceipt of a. letter from Allegrlnl. loss to account for the container. $1 Pajamas SOc $2.50 Pajamas . .SI.25 "I read vour letter and am glad you In the sixty letters which passed be- tween the girl and Orpet—thirty-nve $3 Pajamas. . . .S1.5O sg^^SsSSaa^^^^^^ffl^TK^ are taking" interest," It said, "but I will written by him and twenty-flve by her—- $1.50 Pa jamas. . . .75c S&3£. "company, and that the ^/-fP'ff^^^VifiSJSf'.iSiiSr F ru 1 recommend you to be careful with your the romance of the two has been traced Sworn to and subscribed before me, this llth day °|v 'w' ££o'A^ *- pals, because there may be some trai- from its inception to the time of the $4 Pajamas . . . .S2.OO $2 Pajamas . . .Sl.OO (Seal.) * Notary Public, Bronx County. No. «. tors among them who cannot tell a lie tr e d: (Register No. 703.) to fool justice." ¥h e ietters are said to indicate that the Jlirl's condition alarmed them last (Certificate filed in New York County. New York County No. 75. New Yoo-k Thlnfc* Pretty Bad. September. His letters became cooler Your Money The third letter, which was written and less frequent. Finally came the let- Back—quickly Nam'f of S&te°Agent-A. R. THOMMASSQN ACJENCT from Salida, said: ter in which Orpet told of his love for Name of Agent at Atlanta—W. H. HILL INSURANCE AGENCY. Miss Celestia Youker, a normal school if not satisfied Daniel Bros. Co. "1 have sent your trunk. Things are pretty bad here. The strike is teacher of DeKalb, 111. Miss Lambert tpretly hot, but your trunk was in good hands all the time. That dirty Machi haa made a report that you HOWARD PATT1LLO (blank upace) and "they are looking lor you and I beg you to be careful RUTHERFORERFORD LIPSCOMB and let me know if you are in a safe lace. I will let you know why when f write again- Let me know if you are firoing to Barre, Vt. Then you will give mo (blank space). Let me know something of what ia doing over there. Ttfut Nicholson is working over here with Nic Miller and yesterday they fired Miller. 1 don't know the reason why. Perhaps the reason is that he wanted to kill Rizzi." This letter was Lipscomb-Pattillo Fire Insurance Agency signed "Folallidlnl." The Piqua letter mentions a person named "Fornara" and speaks of the trunk containing "all those letters and GENERAL INSURANCE papera" as having been under water for thirteen days. They were ruined by the water, the letter says. Phones: S^SS Most of the letters were not made public. All, It was said, showed blank 15th Floor Healey Building epacee which, apparently were under- scored by the correspondents. Several maps and drawings were SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT for the Six Months Ending December 31, 1915. found. They were said to indicate SBMI-ANNIUAL STATEMENT for the Six Months Ending December 31. of the condition of the the* the plotters had designs on the SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT for the Six Months Ending December 31. 1915. 1915, of the condition of People's Gas Light and Coke company building- in Chicago and other costly of the condition of the structures. Captain Hunt expressed the opinion that the attempt to wreck St Patrick's Roman Catholic church London Assurance Corporation in New York some time ago probably AETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY The American (Fire) Insurance Company •was part of the general plot of the an- archists- Of London, England, After reading the translations Cap- Of Hartford, Conn., organized under the laws of the Kingdom of Great Britain, made to the Gov- tain Hunt sent telegrams to Nash- •uanized under the laws of the State of New Jersey, made to the Governor ville, Term.; Salida, Colo.; St. Paul and ou-Kanized under the laws of the Statelet Connecticut, made to the Qovernor ernor of the State of Georgia, in pursuance of the laws of said State. of the State of Georgia, in pursuance of the laws of said btate. • St Louis asking that search be made of the State of Georgia, in pursuance of the laws of said State. Principal Office (Of United States Biranch)—84 William Street, New York for Crones. Allegri ni. a friend of Principal Office—70 Park Place, Newark. New Jersey. City. Crones, when asked concerning the let- Principal Office. Hartford, Conn. I. CAPITAL. STOCK. ters said that only three of them were II. ASSETS. his. He denied that he was an anar- Par I. CAPITAL STOCK. ; 1.000,000.00 3. Stocks and Bonds owned absolutely by the Company: Par ., .... „. chist or implicated on any Illegal plot. Value, »3.427,472.63; Market Value (Carried Out) $3.207.090.Ot !. Whole Amount «<*£* <*°cK '^IS'SL. 5,000,000.00 II. ASSETS. 4,800.49 2. Amount Paid up In Cash o.uuu.ouu. 454,700.00 5. Cash In the Company's principal of flee > DANIELS IS ATTACKED 1. Market value of Real Estates owned by the Company ...... 6 Cash belonging to the Company deposited in 2 Loans on Bond and Mortgage (duly recorded, and being 1,969,746.00 603.494.87 II. ASSETS. first liens on the fee) , •• -'•• U'i" Bank AS UNFIT FOR PLACE 3. Stocks and Bonds owned absolutely by the Company, far 7. Cash in hands of Agents and in course In trans- 1 Market Value of Real Estates owned by the Company * n^'^g'ss Value, »5,748.999.99; Market Value (Carried Out) ••••••;;•• 6.794.K14.99 mission 496.779.92 Pittsburg, Pa., February 14.—Secre- 3 Stocks and Bonds owned absolutely by the Company 20.071.H8.56 5. Cash in the Company's principal office ...... ••' ^X?'j2 tary Daniels was taken to task by S, 6 Cash belonging to the Company deposited tn Bank 3S9.89H.ilJ Total Cash Items (carried out) 1.005,076.21 6. Cash In the Company's principal office ••;•)«..,,.,,,„ 7. Cash in hands of Agents and In course of transmis- ,_ 44,731.63 Stan wood Menken, president of the iNa- 6 Cash belonging to the Company deposited In Ul.876,318.32 9. Amount of Interest actually due, and accrued and unpaid.... tlonal Security league, in an address sion 582.362.27 11 All other Assets, both real and personal, not Included herein- Bank •' ' 973.013.64 before: Philippine Island Deposit Released December 30, at the annual banquet of the Engineers* 7. Cash in hands of Agents and in course of trans- ,„ Total Cash Items (carried out) • • •• :• • society of western Pennsylvania here 1915 50.000.00 mission ' 9. Amount of Interest and Rents actually due. and accrued and tonight Tor planning "to give us a prom- 93.924.91 Due from other Companies for Re-Insurance on Losses al- 95.987.27 issory note tor a navy, payable in ten 4 10. Bins"r^ceiva'bYe. not matured, taken for Fire, Marine and In- ready paid years, with installments maturing about Total Cash Items (carried out) • • • - • '!^'""-" 414.809.70 five years from date of congressional 9 Amount of Interest actually due. and accrued and unpaid..^ 108,273.96 11. All othe^r Assets,"bo'th"rearand"personal."not include^ here- $4,402.955.70 8,646.39 17.130.03 enactment." I*! Bm» receivable, not matured, taken for Fire. Marine and . inbefore: Reinsurance Recoverable on Paid Ix>sse« Deduct Assets not admitted. "It ia apparent that the secretary oi 3 953 13 the navy haa not understood the situa- .tl0.709,7B«.63 Total Asset* of the Company, actual cash market value. . . J4,385.S25.«7 «. Al/'o't'he'r Assets." botn'reaV and personal, not included here- , a Market\a'lue'of'Special'Peposits" In exc'e'ss of corresponding tion as now sensed by the president." 123 03 4< 43,283.63 continued Mr. Menken. "Nor has he inbefore • ^ f liabilities deducted HL LIABILITIES. had the inspiration ur judgment to rec- .$10,666,471.95 .» 61.277.00 ognize the greatness of his task and Total Assets of the Company, actual cash market value. .JJ4.845.264.60 Total Assets of the Company, actual cash market value 1. Losses due and unpaid , l-ring to his aid industrial leaders capa- 2. Gross Losses in procesrocess orf adjustment or in aua- ble of handling great enterprises. Mr. Deduct Market Value of Special Deposits exceeding Liabilities 114.661.83 III. LIABILITIES. •pensTircIu'ding a^freported and supposeuosed LLosses 890.099.00 L>aniei3 has shown no fllness for his po- 3. Losses resisted, including interest. -~J -" 2 Gross Losses in process of adjustment or In sus- . 46.291.00 sition nor title to continue It. I say $24.730,602.67 pense, including all reported and supposed•$JB7i929_96 other expenses thereon this because at the present juncture, 4. Total Amount of Claims for Losses . 93«. 667. SO > . 276.673.00 with no politics but preparedness, no III. LIABILITIES. 3 Losses res1sted."inciuding" interest, cost and ail ,,...,- 5. Deduct Re-Insurance thereon creed but America^ we must feel it the 6 Net Amount of Unpaid Losses (carried out) $ 719,994.*0 $ 1,262,479.00 other expenses thereon ion 604 20 2.252.294.74 proper time to ask if the American peo- 6 Net Amount of Unpaid Losses (carried out) .... 4 Total Amount of Claims for Losses 6475577 0. The. Amount of Reserve for Re-Insurance . . ple show their belief in Mr. Wilson by 10,518,608.08 5. Deduct Re-Insurance thereon ot.iao.n 1. All other claims against the Company 108.832.31 10. The Amount of Reserve for Re-Insurance ..*85,95S.24 ro-elect ing him. whether four years 365.000.00 Taxes more of Mr. Wilson means four years 11 All other claims against the Company B Net Amount of Unpaid Losses (carried out) .J 32S.848.43 . . 19.952.97 5.000,000.00 80,000.00 Commissions more of Mr. Daniels. 12! Joint Stock Capital actually paid up in cash 7 Amount of Dividends declared but not yet due ...... Salaries, Rents. Etc 2,921.10 • ThH Is of the gravest moment to 7,584.515.59 8' Div?d"r.ds declared and remaining unpaid or uncalled for 3. Surplus beyond all Liabilities 1,304,703.»S those of us who. while recognizing Mr. 13. Surplus beyond all Liabilities 114.00 Pollcyholders 6.154,961.8S I^aniels' many amiable qualities and po- 10. The Amount of Reserve_for Re-Insurance :•••••••••:: 4. Total Liabilities J4.385.825 .67. litlral record, feel his control of the 92.649.19 14. Total Liabilities $24.730.602.67 upbuilding of our navy and its person- V. INCOME DURING THE SECOND SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1915. nel \& a menace to national safety." IV. INCOME DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1915. 300 000 00 . 1.000.000.00 1. Amount of Cash Premiums received *1'*S?-'|?'?i 1. Amount of Cash Premiums received * ''U^'m'" . 3.712.898.47 3 Received for Interest ,' A- i s SETTING OK PRIMARY 4 Income received from all other sources , 2.« ' -16 3. Received for Interest TO'BM'H BEGETS CANDIDATES 14. To'talTiaWmles HoTi^FT^ B American Branches of Foreign Companies will please report 4. Income received from all other sources "i.uai.tJ. amount of remittances from Home Office during the six Amertcus. Ga., February 14, —(^pe- IV IN-COME DURING THE LAST SIX MONTHS OP THE YEAR 1915. >0 ,.;H1 > — Sumtrr county politics has months *• '^ * ' 6. Total Income actually received during the last six months 1 Amount of Cash Premiums received * zi3*80B» warim'd up almost in a day. for. im- 4 55< 65 6 Total Income actually received during the second six months mediat-'ly following the naming of the in cash * ' e C e 3d f r er < B primary date for March 15. by the Sum- 1 ?n c o me re ce ived f r om 'ail' other 'sources, 'Rents " .'.'.'..:.. £ '- MiMtM in cash $1.896.4,7.11 re! county executive committee, there V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE LAST SIX MONTH OF THE YEAR 1915. Agents' balances previously charged off * MM 20594 list of Profit on sale of Bonds and Stocks 52.50— 205.94 V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE SECOND SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 191*. came a Ions announcements 3 with the end not yet in sight. John T. 1. Amount of Losses Paid * '°^-;"'" 2 Cash Dividends actually paid 450.000.00 6. Total Income actually received durinr the last six months ^ 2 865 ,72 26 S e a I low ell, who announced that he would I' AmoSSt of Exp e nSes pard.-iAciuding Yee^^salaries and'coni:' not be a candidate to succeed himself 3' Amount of Expenses paid, including fees, salaries and com- missions to Agents and Officers of the Company 534,311.06 as tax receiver, has already seven can- missions to Agents Z,0^».9J». (2 V.EXPBr^ITORESDURiNGTHB'LAST Six" MONTHS OF ***™£™* 4. Paid for State. National and Local Taxe, in this and other „ 589 „ didates seeking his position. They are 4. Paid for State. National and Local Taxes In this and other ^ - C \V Henderson, Will H. Chappell. J. 754 45 1. Amount of Losses Paid ., '.'.'.'.'.'. 140>04.00 : : : 2 P Chapman Charles M. Williams. S. S-liJ^'Sr^Si^^S*SJn^iU ,Ai iiiii;-«Ein J " " Hugh Ferguson, W. C. Gray, J. S. 5. All other Payments and Expenditures T 609,536.04 amount sent to Bom* Office during the second six months.. 397.S.6.48 4. Paid for State. National and Local Taxes In this and other 48.752.84 The only opposed incumbent thus far * S- ' —^ Total Expenditures during the second six months of the Total Expenditures during the last six months of the year - in the races is Zach Childers, solicitor in cash * 5 All oofe? Payments and'ExpendiWris.'Vte: Real'Estate','EX-' ' year in cash * ' ',»»»-••« of the city court, the other candiates Qreatest Amount Insured in any one risk » 400.000 Greatest Amount Insured in any one risk I 50,000.00 being Thomas O. Marshall and C. R. " k"etc".::::".".:: 214.480.13 "Winchester. Total Amount of Insurance outstanding 1,799.763.259 Total Amount of Insurance outstanding 431.886.029.0O The other candidates are John A. Total Expenditures during the last six months of the ye«r ^ a>187_o28.00 A copy of the Act of Incorporation, duly certified. U of flle in the office of Cotob for ordinary; H, E. Allen, for A copy of the Act of Incorporation, duly certified. Is of Ble In the office of the Insurance Commissioner. Sf'derk of the superior court: Lucius Mar- the Insurance Commissioner. ' Greatest^Amount' insured in aWy 'oni^risk''.'.'.'. * "''»?J-2Jj'-jj s'' vey for sheriff: W. S. Moore, for coun- Total Amount of Insurance outstanding 894.718.734 00 STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NSW YORK—Personally appeared ' ty school superintendent; E. L. Wilson, CHARES L. CASE. United State Manager. H is possible that Brown Small will WM. B. CLARK. President. ffilffffiSff-'S!?*^ announce his candidacy for re-election Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 1st day of February, 1916. foregoing statement is correct and true. , p ^ HOADLEY. ,g FREDERICK T. CASE. as tax collector: Judgre William M. Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 24th day of January. 1916. eaL> Harper, for judge of the city court. Sworn to and subscribed before me. thl» 31st da£ oj ^fffj.jts*1'*' Notary Public. No. 53, New York Coanty. The primary date places the election (Seal ) J. H. PHILJJPS. Notary Public. one of the shortest In the history of the Notary Public of Ne* Jersey. Name of Agent at Atlanta—LIPSCOMB-PATTILLO VlBE INSUBAMCT county, and no time has been wasted in Name of State Agents—RUSE & WINN. Atlanta. Name . AGENCY. announcing and beginning the cam- Name paign lor offices. Name of Agent at Atlanta—liPSC OMB * CO prohibition laws -will be largely Jftfcj Burltf or THE CONSTITUTION Practically every *tate which ha* enacted YOU SHOULD BUY Destroy EMaMtekcd t««8. drastic prohibition legislation has been care- A HOME ANti SHARE IN THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER ATLANTA'S^PitOGItESS t Amazing But Rarely Suspected •ful to allow the usual per capita consump- Truths About the Things You Eat. tion, or more, to be shipped in to Individual Putlwried Daily .Sunday ,Tri-Weekly Editor Constitution: It was in June, 1888, By ALFRED W. McCANN consumers. CMP that I began selling homes on the monthly CLARK HOWELL, '. Dtr« r«d Albert Howell. Jr, E. H. glack. H. W. Grady. It Is possible this is necessary under present I nave sold many hundreds of homes to A Biasle drop of blood with cosilP uotas- federal laws, in order to preserve the valid- ail classes of people, from the bumble day »•« White corpnMctea, c*ntalntn| laborer to the high salaried office man, and •him, •ttdtura, phoBphomw, oalelu^. «••*- W BRUNSWICK WANTS ity of the statutes enacted by the states. GGJOHUIA mo HI 01TIOX ATLANTA'S ^ on terms from $6.00 a month to 550.00 a ncKluBt, •ulphnr, Iron, etc., l» •u*fl*l«* Georgia's fame as a state which has en- This makes It all the more necessary. If the He^atands for what he think* Is right. month, with Interest Included in the monthly to confoumd all the nladom of the world. For what he thinks is right he'll fight payments and with interest added to the acted a prohM>Uion law with "teeth" is not prohibition states want prohibition and are No politicians make him yield payments, and I fcelleve that I have learned "We have seen the minerals that are pres- confined to the bounds of this country. Evi- dence of the truth of that statement was to have it, that congress should provide the "When once he's buckled on the shield. some few things about the business. ent in the internal secretions of the body: My experience shows that taking the aver- contained in a letter received by the gov- means of making It effective. Those who've opposed him all admit age of conditions no man should obligate It is evident that these minerals are not ernor Monday from Barister Ktephcn B. Bus- Under the Dillingham measure congress There is no question of his grit. himself to pay more than one-fourth of h!s present through the operation of any blind tin, of Saint John, New Brunswick, master He marks out what is duty's way, monthly income for a home. In other -words, accident. It is just as evident that a pro- of the supreme court. could easily put it within the power of .the Goes straight ahead for peace or fray. if he is making $10 a week, he'can pay $10 found intelligence has regulated their pres- Mr. Bustin writes that th-^ prohibition a month for his home. If he is making question in his province is one which has states to say whether they want prohibition ..MAYOR WII.I* APPOINT DKl>Kt.ATES ence and propor- $25 a* weelt he can pay $25 a month for a In the raised an interesting issu^, and he ha* been or not. This measure would confine the ^ TO THK CONVENTION OF MATORS home, and so on, and he should not under- t i o n 8. •elected to draft a suitable law providing for Here's a chance for some patriotic citi- take to pay more. If he buys on that basis clearly disclosed the prohibition of traffic in and the manu- liquor traffic In its every aspect within state zens to represent Atlanta in one of the most he is reasonably sure to finish hla payments evidences of that facture of whisky. He states that he has lines. The state that wanted it conld keep distinguished gatherings that has heen held and in due time own the property. If he intelligence w o received information to the eft> I that this .in the nation in a lone while. has only the normal amount of sickness, idle- state's new law will make Georgia a dry Telephone BtaloSOOO. it; the state that didn't want it would not he Mayor Woodward is anxious to appoint behold the work- ness, etc., he will get through without great manship of God. state in reality, and he asks that a-uy litera- at the postoffice at Atlanta some fifteen or twenty Atlantans to attend privation; Jf h'e has less than the normal ture which may have b*-en prepared deal ing Hooded with liquor or liquor circulars from the convention in tit. Louis on March 3 and ^Vatcr forms second-class mall matter. he will get through and will not miss the with the law be forwarded, together with a without. 4 which is to take some action on prepared- money; Jf he has more than usual sickness. about three- copy of the enactment. POSTAGE RATES. There is not going to be any fair test ot ness. Idleness and misfortune, he will have a hard fourths ot Hie The desired in formal ion wa? forwarded United States and Mexico. The convention has been called for all struggle, but he can get through. If ho obli- ;o 2*-pa«e the mayors of the country, and with them wclghl or the lo Mr. I3uatiu Monday from the £o\ crnor's 10 to 12-page payers. Ic; 12 f real prohibition legislation until congress, by gates himself to pay more a month, on his home adult body and office. papers, Zc; 2* to 36-page papers. Sc; 36 to they are to take as many other delegates as some such enactment, paves the way for than his salary per woek, he is almont sure to is the mndiura in &6-paore papers. Be. possible. COUAUSSJONKR PRICE IS Of course, tho delegates must pay their fall down on his payments and lose the place. which the chem- real enforcement of the state laws. No salaried man ought, under any circum- SUPFERIN*; WITH THK ORIP ATLANTA, GA-, February 15, 1916. own way. Mayor Woodward is seeking to ical changes of name such delegates as will represent the stances, to buy on monthly payments an old Commissioner J. D. Price, of the depart- SLBSCKll'TlOM KATES. house or a place carrying a mortgage. The the body arc car- ment of agriculture, was absent from his best interests of Atlanta. BY Mall In tbe United States and Mexico. repairs on an old bouse added to his month- ried office at the state capltol Monday, being (Payablpay e Invariably In advance.) THE HOME OWNER'S PROBLEM. ly payments "will be too heavy for hirii to confined to the Robertson sanitarium with 1* mo. WANTS MAYOR, ATVD CITV COUNCIL We could 1 mo. 6 mo. We publish today a discussion of the TO STAND RIGID EXAMINATION carry, and the amount necessary for repairs transfer an iron an attack of grip. and Sunday.... |»o *|.»| *|:|g Mayor "Woodward is for civil service for being _an unknown quantity, is a great bur- lank fined with Reports from the commissioner's bedside 1 2S home owner's problem, by W. D. Beatie, den. ' Even if the house has been gone over Monday night were to the effect that h« was (Sunday - a/Il city employees, 1C— pure sulphuri based on an experience of twenty-eight That "if" Aprils a whole lot, for he wants and all apparent repairs made, sfill it ia un- resting comfortably ;ind that hopes are en- Tri- Weekly add from San Hr Carrier. years la supplying homes on the monthly all the candidates for the mayor and general safe because new needs arc developed day by tertained for li is early recovery. council to Mtand a civil service examination day a.nd more and more repairs become to Xo\v York ;uid back again payment plan, with payments ranging all the befon- .they will be eligible for election. necessary. A well-built house only a few \vould not aft'CL-t Lho tank in any IIUSIUNATION IS ACCBPTED month or 14 centa per week. way from J6 to $50 per month. "1 want every man who offers for mayor years old might be bought at a bargain, but Uul. if we inlrutlM.Td water ^into BY THE CHIEF EXECLTIVB a house over ten years old should not be ; Governor Nat K. Harris Monday accepted J. R. HOJLOJDA5T. Constitution Building. Mr. Beatie deals with the problem from or council to stand a rigid examination afi that tank the acid would immediately be- solo Advertising Manager for all territory to his mental qualifications," states the considered at any price no matter how well the resignation of \V. L». Gilker.son as a mem- outHide Atlanta. ______„ _ a strictly business standpoint, bringing out mayor. "I want such candidates to go before built it may seem to be. '• come active and destroy the tank. ber of tne board of roads and revenues of The addreaa o£ the Washington Bureau Is forcibly the intrinsic value of the home pur- a commission to show that they arc men of The Trouble With Mortgage. In, the case of the plant water is bO nec- Chattoopa county. No reason was given for No. 1727 a. Street. N. W.. Mr. John Corrigan. chase plan as compared with that of the sound mind n.nd honest purpose and who will The salaried: man should not consider for essary that without it no plant life can exist. the resignation, although the retiring mem- Jr., Bl*ft correspondent, in charge. havo sfnse enough to minister the affairs of a moment the carrying of a mortgage In ad- PUnls that have tout a single cell, which l!er of the board asked that he be relieved thy city on a. good and safe business basis. THf. CONSTITUTION is on sale In New renter. dition to hie monthly payments, because. are not actually inline raed iu water, are of his dutica without d<*la> , stating that he York city by 2 p. m. the day after issue. At The question of home ownership haa an- If we Van have such civil service, it will first. It makes the property cost him more de^irps to give up the work immediately. Tlie can be had: llotalinra Newsstands. Broad- bo dead easy to get good men all alung down than if there were no mortgage. A simple generally to be found in more or leas moist request was granted. way and Forty-second street ITimes building other and an equally, If not more, important the line." calculation will convince anyone that to situations where they continually obtain corner). Thirty-eighth street and Broadway aspect, and that is its effect upon the indi- carry part of the purchase money as a time supplies of water from dew or rain. AUTHORITY IS and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. TKKS TO ME10T » KOR INCREASED CAPITAL vidual himself. Home ownership unques TO MAKK RKPORTS THIS \VKKK loan, paying interest on it until the monthly In times of drought they are aeriously The Constitution ia not responsible for payments are made, renewing it and paying The secretary of state Monday granted to advance payments to out-of-town local car- tionably strengthens self-reliance and self- Xcarly all of the important committees of it off in monthly payments will make the injured. The young cell which is inclosed the Oglethorpe Savings and Tru.st company riers, dealers or agents. council will meet this week to get reports with a ct;ll membrane speedily shows a ten- permission to increase its capital stock from respect; it not only makes one a better man ready for council which meets next Mon- property cost much more than if the month- ly payments alone are carried aii-d met month dency to accumulate water in its interior. $125,000 to |250rOOO. and a better citizen, but it inspires a greater day. by month as agreed. Again, mortgages have ANOTHER LYNCHING. Xow that the January finance sheet has Gradually drops of 'water appear, until ulti- degree of community confidence in him, a habit of falling due and very few, if any, mately a vacuole. which is always full of With another lynching in Twlggs county which is by 110 means the least among val- been adopted and is in force, such committees salaried men are prepared to pay out a thou- as those on streets, sewers, litigation, electric sand or more dollars in a lump after strug- liquid, is formed. DEPARTMENT STORES. lights and bridges, will have some money to | last week Georgia now has a record of an uable assets. gling with monthly payments regularly for In the plant which consists of a number BY (JEOKGE FITCH, * spend. i If there were only this in the investment, some years. Consequently, the- mortgage of cells such a vacuolc ia found in cveHy A a tli or 9t "At Good Old Slwnah." a\erage of one a week since the beginning Tuesday Afternoon the committees on sew- must be renewed or the property lost. There it would be well worth the while. But, view- ers, ordinance and electric lights will meet adult ceil as long as it is living. In other of the new year. If this rate is maintained, nre times when a mortgage cannot be re- words, healthy protoplasm must always be Department stores were Invented in the ing it purely from the commercial side, there at 3 o'clock. newed, or if renewed. It is at a heavy in- it is easy to see how the state may double terest rate and a commission which usually in direct contact with water. It is only country villages, each of which has its "gen- la enough in the argument to impel any CITY OFFICIALS OK AUGUSTA while saturated with water that the active eral store," in which clothing, plows, butter, and even treble her performance of last PAY A "VISIT TO THE MAYOR adds 1 per cent to the interest paid. I am well balanced man of family to proceed upon aure that more than half the homes under life of protoplasm can exist. coffins, magazines and lee cream are dis- year, when she surpassed every other state E. O. Cooper, superintendent qf streets. With very rare exceptions, if a cell Is pensed. But of late years they have been so an investment basis, particularly with the and W. H. Wise, assistant city engineer of mortgage bought by salaried men are never in tlie union In, her exhibitions of mob vio- paid for, but are lost on account of the once completely dried, even at a low tem- greatly enlarged and improved by the great extraordinary opportunities Atlanta now Augusta, were in Atlanta yesterday and paid perature, its life is gone and restoration of cities that the visitors from the rural dis- a visit to the mayor's office under the es- weight of the burden undertaken. lence. offers to secure his own home. The plan of averaging the interest and water fails to enable it to recover. tricts do not know them and are greatly cort of the chief of construction, Nym Hurt, The life of a plant ia intimately connect- impressed by the novelty of th« idea. Georgians, of course, are not going to The man who pays rent today is Just as and Councilman J. N. Reiifroe, chairman of adding it to the payments so that the pur- chaser lias the same amount to pay each ed with the renewal of the water wJiich its A department store is a mass meeting of surely paying taxes, insurance and repair the council committee on streets. various businesses under one roof, which permit this sort of thing to go on! Public The Augusta officials inspected Atlanta's month as long as the contract runs, is un- cells contain. Fresh liquid must be con- sentiment, already awakened, needs to be bills upon the house in which he lives as it streets and said they found them in excellent wise, for the reason that the purchaser in stantly taken in, and that whtch is already makes it possible for one to buy fish, nddles it stood in his own name. More than that, condition except where the old pavement that case is paying interest before it is there must, to a certain extent, be removed. and flre extinguishers without hoisting an aroused to determined action. The very had worn out. earned for the first half of the contract pe- The plant demands, in fact, a kind of circu- umbrella between each purchase. L>epartment force of it must compel official and legisla- he is paying the owner of the property a riod; and if. for any reason, he should lose lation of water, and this becomes the more stores also sell goods very cheaply and never substantial rate of interest upon his invest- MAYOR WILL PROBABLY VKTO the place, he loses Just that much more, imperative as the growth of tho plant in- charge $3 for an artirle when they can mark tive action. RKPKAL OF NOX-RKSIDKST LAW money. -To Illustrate, suppose the payments It down to |2.36 and hold a great, clearance ment in it. creases. Over in South Carolina, when there is a Council will probably have another veto arc $25 a month for eight years with inter- It has been proved that protoplasm, sale. This policy has made these stores im- The man who pays rent is paying as from the. mayor to act upon next Monday est from date until paid at 7 per cent per which, as we have seen, is the active sub- mensely popular and they havo grown until lynching, the governor has the power and much, or nearly as much, and In some in- when hia message i« read in regard to the annum. The interest on ?U5 at that rate for stance found in every living cell of plant some of them are as large as tho Rock o£ repeal of the ordinance requiring city em- eight years is $14, HO that his last note will Gibraltar and would undertake cheerfully to authority to remove the sheriff from office 1 or animal, draws its nutriment eventually stances even more, than he would have to ployees to live inside the city limits. be 339, and if averaged for the entire time put in a full stock of these rocks In their The mayor has said he believed the re- will be $32 a month. Thus, for the first from the water which comes to it. at once, and explanation" or excuse comes pay in monthly installments in the acquire It has also been established that .proto- ] basement notions departments if there was pi-al of the ordinance ivas unwise and that year he is paying something over $70 Inter- any call for them. afterward. This law, which has had a bene- ment of his own home. such action will interfere with the civil serv- est thai ia not earned, a less amount bach plasm must return to this water such waste . products as it gives off. | Department stores sell dry sooven that where the gov- the purchaser's convenience, the balance due which to convey the forces of life. brushes, elephant soap, diamond tiaras, rat At the end of the month the home pur- Proposes Plan to Revive on the property paid and only the loan left It is not difficult to believe, therefore, poison, family trees, hail trees and other ar- ernor has power to remove tho county officer to carry. This loan can be placed on month- that the body of a man weighing 160 pounds, ticles too numerous to mention, but all set chaser has acquired an equity in a piece of American Merchant- Marine forth in large -pas*1 advertisements which, charged with keeping tlie peace, before ex- property, which grows in value with every ly payments which would be much less than made up of more than 100 pounds of water, $32, or it can be made a time loan for say contains all that water as the result of a have made these stores the greatest patron* planations are in order, there is considerably payment until, at the end of a few years, Editor Constitution: As large manufactur- live years, an account opened In a savings of literature in modern times. A medium- fixed law. sized department store is a block square and more diligence in preventing mob violence, ers in the center part of the United States, bank and money deposited which will earn Of the solid matter to be found in the it is wholly his. but very little interested in export business 4 per cent until enough is accumulated to pay twelve stories high, with restaurants, -rest- Looked at simply from the standpoint of the loan at maturity. human body about one-fifth is made up" of rooms, moving pictures, house physicians, K and there is. accordingly, less of it. and not at all in shipbuilding business, yet the minerals—iron, calcium, phosphorus, po- transforming rent payments into savings, it we are enthusiastic believers that the United Possibly it might be cheaper to-pay rent guides, su-bways stations, chapels, hospital, The governor may reinstate the sheriff, than it is to own property in a dead town tassium, magnesium, manganese, sodium, is important enough to induce to action. But States should have the largest navy in the sulphur, silicon, fluorine, iodine and chlo- morgues and recreation parks on the roof. if he makes out a satisfactory case and world, as well as the. largest merchant ma- where there is no enhancement in value, but The greatest display of department stores there is yet another side to it, that of invest- certainly no sane person will say any such rine. in Chicago is on the east side of State street. shows clearly he was not responsible; but F n thing about Atlanta property. That opin- Chlorides and phosphates with carbon- ment. It would mean saving against a rainy we have a plan for building this mer- ates and sulphates form the cbief of these where a sheriff and his friends know he is chant marine, which would cost the govern- ion arises from the mistaken idea that the day, even it there -were no opportunity for ment and the people nothing and enable any tenant does not pay taxes. Insurance and re- mineral salts, as far as weight Is concerned, liable to lose his office unless mobs are kept enhancement. But such a thing is not to be ompany or new com- pairs on the property he occupies while the but some of the salts which, appear in mere established shipping traces, such as fluorine and Iodine, have down, the state is naturally going to get considered in connection with Atlanta prop- pany desiring to enter the field.- to secure nome-owner does. Certainly no tenant is ships for the purpose of carrying freight or so foolish as to believe that the rent he essential functions to perform, and without substantial and beneficial results. erty. It grows and continues to grow in passengers, at a price per year, for twenty- pays does not cover taxes, insurance and them there is much, evidence to support the The Georgia laws, strangely enough, ap- value, and this will always be true in any five yearB ot not over 5.8 per cent of the repairs as well as a percentage to the land- assertion that human Hfe could not exist. cost of the ship. The specifications of these lord on the value of the property while the One of humanity's most conspicuous sins pear to be made in favor of the lynchers. If carefully chosen location. ships to be mutually agreed upon between landlord receives aii the enhancement. Con- of omission or neglect has been its failure Georgia sheriffs were put on their mettle the There is, therefore, an unquestioned the company and the government. sequently the tenant bears the same expenses reverently to consider the majesty, the dig- earning power added to the important prin- To accomplish this, the government should as the home-owner without any of the bene- nity 'and the complexity of the human body, same as those of South Carolina, it cannot fit a which the home-owner enjoys.. ciple of saving. When the payments are Issue bonds to cover the cost of as many •which, considered apart from the human be questioned that there would be a material ships as desired, 20 per cent of these bonds No "Quitter" Should Buy. soul, is the most majestic work of creation. completed, the home owner has a piece of to be payable in five years. 20 per cent of Suppose a person begins to buy a home Let us for instance examine a little detail decrease in Georgia's mob law record. property that is worth more than the price these bonds to be payable in ten yeara, 20 on monthly payments and after some months of that majestic creation. One of the worst features from the stand- per cent of these bonds to be payable in fif- or years linos himself unable to meet his If we put a trace of blood under the mi- he paid for It. teen years. 20 pec cent of these bonds to be notes, what then? ' He would be exactly In croscope an astonishing picture is witnessed. point of this state now IB not so much the Considered only from the commercial navabie in twenty years, 20 per cent of these the position of a man who started to ewim Hundreds t?f little corpuscles are seen swim- criticism from those of the north and east, standpoint, there is every good reason why bonds to be payable in twenty-five years. across a river and his strength gave out ming about. ' Most of them are red, but a Now if the rate of interest to be paid on before he succeeded. The beneHts arising considerable number'are'wlilte. these bonds would be as high at 3 per cent, but from our own neighbors right here at the Atlanta man of family should buy his Irom buying a home as In all lines of hu- A single drop of blood contains so many But when there is added to it the shipping company, by paying 4 per cent man enaeavor are for the man, who perse- home. In commenting on the accuracy of own home. on the cost of the ehip for twenty-five years millions- • of corpuscles, far more than all ipect of character-strengthening veres and succeeds. The l^ord Himself de- the visible stars in the sky. that less than a ThM. ne vyuusvn,«i-i'-'»Constitution'* s° repeate»^j.»™™.wd- fpredictio------n tha-__t- and the 3 per cent interest carrying charges spises a "quitter," and the glorious promises Men arc net »• partial to ilreve store*. be- for the proportion of bonds due each year, hundredth part of a drop, the merest trace, continued demonstrations of mob violence I and increased confidence the argument in the .Bible are made to inose who "over- must be used on'the field under the objec- the first five years they would pay $7.000 come." Still there are opportunities even In which is twelve stories high for half a mil* for any cause would lead to lynchings-for wholly unanswerable. vearly on each $100,000 cost of ship; second tive in order that we may see anything at all. and is never finished because there is always five years $6,400 yearly, third five yearrs such cases to save something from the wreck- The red ana white corpuscles alone are a grand opening sale at one end and a grand lesser offenses. The Columbia ro- to confine liquor manufacturing, liquor sell- same, only in time of war. The shipping lanta working for him, h.e would get rich, nounced I didn't need a sign. And after I hand is better than the mailed Note. company, by receiving a clear title to- tbe and I maintain that tbe owner of Atlanta ing and liquor circularizing of all kinds to ship at the end of the twenty-five years property ebarea in the profits arising from A plant grows In Japan which furnishes bad soaked my coat, I said (at forty-three). will have an extra inducement to keep the the work of every man In Atlanta who, in a sort of vegetable leather. It Is a pretty "I'll see if I can catch the goat that has those states which want it, and it would When T. R. seems quiet it's no sign that shin in as good repair as possible and being developing his own business develops the city, shrub called the mitsumata, and its inner escaped me." I labored hard; I strained my able to regregulat_ e its own wages and freighJght or who by his efforts directly aids the growth dome, to do my dally grind, until in triumph keep them out of those states which have | a nomination will catch him napping, charges, will be able to compete, with the of the1 city. _ bark, after going through certain processes, Certainly no safer, saner or more. sure is converted into a substance as tough as I came home, my billy-goat behind. And legislated against them. worl CHARLES Q. ETTE. plan of sharing in- this increase in value can any man who still has health may with the S 0 a le 11 Co French'kid, so translucent that one can. al- As long as.'congress does not enact some Reports as to Villa are as you like them I sec,-Tr«as. *j ^ ^ ^ ^ i' mf" * - be found than that of using the necessary most see through'it,-and as pliable and soft winners stock, and have a chance"*t fao» 0 b u 3 expense of rent to boy-a home .and a share and wealth — for has-beens do come back. measure along these lines, local and state tither dead or married again. | 7701 N* Conduit Avenue. in Atlanta's future. W. D. BEATIE. as calfskin. iNEWSPAPERl NEWSPAPER! 1** # THp; Page Seven-' TEMPERATURE WILL LAWYERS TO GATHER RISE SLOWLY TODAY, VALUE OF BONDS Lazy Livers Come from' GlP.COMiTTEE mm RAILROAD AT SUPPER TUESDAY STATES FORECASTER MANY MM WILL TO CITY STRESSED Lazy Living—sometimes TO HEAR ADDRESSES : BY DR. D*ALVIGNY from food follies that tax the That the temperature will rise grad- WSITWAWA overworked digestive organs. TOMEETjpACON ually Tuesday morning; and the day ATTEND TUNING CAMP Members of the Atlanta bar are look- will be much more pleasant Uian were Southern Pacific Passenger ing -forward to one of the most inte Dr Charles D'Alvlgny, formerly In- Get back to Nature by eating- Sunday and Monday in the prediction esting meetings that the Society of Governor Harris Presides at spector of street paving in Atlanta, has Chairman Walter Johnson of the local weather forecaster Representatives Spend Sev- Advocates has ever held, when three returned from Greenville, S C , where Shredded Wheat It puts Following Sunday a bitterly cold eminent members of the legal profes- Meeting Called to En- he has been since last September, super- you on your feet when Sets Date of Session for weather. Atlanta on Monday experi- eral Hours Here. sion address the society Tuesday night intending the paving of streets at supper to be held at the Ansley courage Enlistment. enced continued low temperatures, al- "I have a word for the people of everything else fafls. It sup- March 10, Although' His though the wind was not so strong as hotel at 6 30 a clock on the previous day. and out-of-door Although their original plans had not Judge Joseph H. Lumpkin, of the su- Atlanta,- says Dr DjUvlgnyv "I want plies the muscular energy pursuits were much less uncomfort- a vialt to reports preme court of Georgia, wiH speak, on That Atlanta is determined to. be to tell them that the people in South Opponents Favored Feb- >le. which they heard concerning the com- Appellate Procedure, Judge John T well represented af the training camps and North Carolina are getting money and mental alertness that put There is plenty of room for a rising mercial, industrial and railroad life of ?endleton» of Fulton superior court, will to be held at Fort Oglethorpe and from bond issues and are going ahead ruary 24. this city resulted In the decision of a prospects are bright for sending many you in fine fettle for the day's* temperature, however, and address the lawyers dn "Certlorari," doing a I9t of work. In Greenville they who have been forced to spend a con- party of nve western railroad officials and Alex C King, whose name was re- residents of this city to the government have raised a million dollars for pav- work. Delicious for breakfast cently urged upon President Wilson for camp to receive military training was The call for a meeting of the repub- ing streets Rlchland county has a with milk or cream, or for appointment to the supreme court of sho,wn at a> meeting and luncheon at L million for road work inThee uttilittlee towtow*n lican state central committee at Macon -he United States, will speak on Fed- the chamber of commerce yesterday of Sumter. of only 25 too ionuiat^n March 10 at noon. Issued by Chairman eral Procedure The meeting was attended by a num- has raised «25«.000 from bonds luncheon with fruits. Made at W H Johnson yesterday is an Inter- Eugene R. Black, president of the her of Atlanta business and profes- -*—— — • - u«us Niagara Falls, N. Y. esting development of a bitter fac- Society of Advocates will act as toast- slonal men, and all expressed ,a wil- ished paving Beven miles of street tional fight which has been waged for master and introduce the speakers of lingness to co operate In plans for the evening Over a hundred lawyers sending many Atlanta men to the* camp* some time past in the ranks of the re are expected to gather for the banquet. Governor Nat E Harris acted as publicans chairman of the meeting which was The call for the meeting ignores the held under the auspices of the com request of about forty republicans who mlttee to encourage enlistment for the Weinie Business Citizens Military camp Other officers met here last week and adopted reso- chosen include Colonel E E Pomeroy lutions requesting Chairman Johnson Bad, Says Dealer, vice chairman Harrison Jones secre- to call the meeting for February 24 tary and J c Woodward, chalrm; of the students committee at Atlanta. These resolutions were Asking Bankruptcy An active campaign will be waged in adopted &t a meeting- called by Henry splendid descriptions of Atlant Atlanta to bring rto the attention of S Jackson and the call furnishes am That Marietta is not a good market employers the necessity for training pie evidence of the inability of the for their employees and the service for weinles is claimed by Abraham which they can render by allowing the are to live here after Johnson and Jackson forces to recon Leyman who haa fired a petition for men employed by them to attend the die their differences at -this time bankruptcy In the United States dis- encampment. OUNARD KlKht Co the Hal* It, trict court He sets up that hia busi- Mr Woodward will name a commit- X94O tee to assist him In arousing the In- Senor Camilo Borja, It appeal a -to be a flght to a finish ness of selling weinies has failed that terest of school, college and university ttDUNTr A SAT FHB. 19 m. and few political forecasters are will- he owes $1.563, while his assets are officials in the establishment of mili- ing to risk their reputations as politi- only $759 tary training under the supervision of Stranded in Atlanta, cal seers on predictions as to the ul ADDRESS a government officer as a part of their timate winners How the Jackson fac- Airrivin„ here at noon the visiting curriculum Asks Railroad Fare "En Route to Olturow ROTARY CLUB TODAY ilIss were met by Joseph BilluDS KOI M> TUB VtOKl l> TOriUI. tion will receive the call Ignoring their •al passenger agent of ' Given Two Years Through Booking* to All Principal Port* of request is a matter of conjecture It is Point arid E BMalnewa" £1 Senor Camilo Borja. after having liv- lta« WorUL certain, however that the meeting will The feature of the semi montr.lv passenger agent of the same s COMPANY S OFF1CB. *1-M STATB ST. «J. h For Impersonating Alleged Swindler ed in high political life In Lond6n as not be held at the time and place de "^ t?,-L "«•"!« .?* .">« ATlaSta"$£ ^^! *'""?? *"« Mathews toot OK LOCAi. AolbMTfl. ^^ sired by the Jackion men in that Of an Atlanta Bank consul from Ecuador, is in Atlanta. Chairman Johnson has final authority Railroad Employee down and out financially to use a mere by reason of his position. Will Be Tried Here American Idiom, strapped. The battle for control of the state E C Robinson pleaded guilty In the fTh% senor has been driven to {he IN A HURRY republican organization has many criminal court Monday to the charge of necessity of appealing to the city gov angles which are attracting wide at Impersonating a railroad employee and Deputy ^Sheriffs Drew LJddell and ernment lor a,a to provide h«n with at t«ntlon among the members of the obtaining a bill of goods from Hlrsch George Brodnax left Monday for Rich- Call us for anything in the Drug party and Georgians with other politi- Bros He was sentenced to serve two mond to bring back Emory Salyards cal affiliations Some tltae ago Roa- years by Judge w E Thomas who i who is alleged to have swindled a local line. Our special auto and year presiding for Judge Hill Robinson bank some time ago Salyards was coe Picket t announced his candidacy stated on the stand that he waa out of for the position of state chairman, a Job at the time of the crime, and given a term of one year in the Vir- phone makes thl« your nearest charging that Chairman Johnson bolt rearing his wife and child would suf- ginia penitentiary on another charge drug store ed the party at the Chicago convention fer from hunger began drinking and will be releases from custody Thursday morning He is said to have In 1912 worked his alleged swindle In Atlanta C P Goree a member of the At- oy posing as a member of a fraternal lanta bar Is another who will offer for WELLS SURRENDERS A rousing welcome order and adopting the name of an BRtJWH & ALLEN the state chairmanship He claims and a royal good time await till chief GRAND TO SHUBERTS Alabama member from whom he is al- that Picket t was the first man who executive of Rotar-ry- on- th-• e occasio=. tiuen ofi FLORIDA ADJUTANT Hd to nave stolen a membership his visit here Whitehall and Alabama. asktd him to make the race, and that Following the Issuance of a dispos- the fi ri>t pledge of support which he GENERAL IS URGED sessory warrant about a week ago for received was from Pickett He denies the Shuberts against Jake Wells man- that Chairman Johnson bolted the par- DARED POLICE OFFICER; ager of the Grand theater the play DIRECTORS ARE NAMED FOR WAR PORTFOLIO house was formally turned over to the S-S^wXhuS ^'warden^o "wSoln ty and contends that the progressives GIVEN FiNE BY JUDGE Shuberts Monday The warrant was FOR SOUTHEASTERN FAIR should be welcomed to the fold A'gericus Ga. reruary 14—(Special) Issued on the charge that back rent in the sum of |17 500 had not been paid Burton Gives Advice. •He told me that if I would take off The appointment of Adjutant General Directors of the Southeastern I^air Political rumor has it that upon hie my police baided e he would whip me The theater company refused to pay and association were named by Ivan E Al- judge, said Officer " Foster of the Florida National was given until Monday to pay or resign recent \ is) t to Atlanta, former faena- Powers possession For the present at least len president of the association yes- tor Theodore Burton of Ohio told some the theater will continue to be operated terday ' Seven vice presidents the ex- of the local republicans of the neces- as a moving picture house, as it has ecutive committee board of directors 0 r I S n ald on REGAIN for this season m& e r a t wi°h? « & Ecuador sity for the settlement of their differ- and city council committee were all .«„. —1th and if f v" WaS communi ences so that the work of building up named R. M. fetrlplin was chosen sec- n Your Normal the party In^lhls state may proceed retary He is said to have been advised that CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The list of officers are as follows only through political •warfare can the COMMITTEES SELECTED President. Ivan B. Alien vice presidents. WEIGHT dispute be settled the time for peace- Walter G Cooper Beaumont Davlaon H G Captain Fort Is high in his praise J T Holleman Victor H Krlev- WIFE CLAIMS NEGLECT ful negotiations having passed of the Florida officer ana states that President V H Kriegahaber has an- ohaber Mell R. Wilkinson. Brooks Morcia You can acid one-fourth to The call for the meeting at Macon. LABORERS WANTED he would be an admirable man for the nounced a number of important com secretary Jl M Btrlplln treasurer. Hsnry IN DIVORCE PETITION follows position Mr Foster has been promi- mfttees for the Atlanta Chamber of W Davla. lone-half pound a day by drink- Columbus Ga. February 14 1916 BY KENTUCKY MINE Commerce and will make other an- By virtue of authority vested In me aa nent in giving evidence and opinions nouncements shortly ing one pint of this delicious, digestive airman of the republican state central ItSanncedln a from before the congressional committees The commit tee e he has named aire as tonic -with each xneaL mittee of the stat Georgia, I do th,>,TTe United State1f.s departmenJ t onf laboromr on military affairs follows hereby call a meeting of said committee that an unlimited number of men Cotton Trade—Frank M Inman chair to be held at the Auditorium in the city wanted for mine work bv the Letcher man A P Coles, J R Ellis. B S Ehney SHIVAR GINGER ALE of ilacoo da, at 12 o clock noon Friday company ' ^ J T JennJnrn. G A McolBon. March 10 1914 for the transaction of auch i n kentucVya - -FulTlnrorina- FAMOUS FAVORITE Entertainment—F J Paxon chairman V TOT, . hearty app buaine«w* as may properly come before said tion can be obtained by" a'pplyinn- H Kriegjhaber TV C Royer Brooks Mor- meeting- of Mali! committee the Immigration office In Savannah « ,. ' Brow , Ga. gan Ivan K Allen Mell R. Wilkinson Aj"i.G Candler -"i, Aldln. Chitmbtra. J o // MULES ARE BOUGHT rich blood, deal complexion W H JOHNSON Chairman OF PAREPA-ROSA Forestry—M L. BrJttaln chairman G«orre Cochran John S Cohen Karl B: Cone W HIlly«r S TV McCalHe, B M Hall Park J> Ellto. Jr William M. Everett. A. w Far •nd firm fleah. tow money back on Dallas, A. M Schoen R M Walker H M. llneer r> A Karrell, Dr W I* Gilbert. • FOR WORK IN FULTON RAILROAD OFFICIALS IN "HEART SONGS' Atkinson, P S Arkwrlght John W Grant, Charles J Hadeo Louis D Hick., T J first dozen put* it yon ere no* do. FORTUNE-TELLERS Alfred C Trultt Robert F Maddox, Ben, HlKhtower Jr Scott Hudson Frank I J Qscar Mills chairman of the pub- lighted. Ata.ll grocer*. L*e Crew W B Wlllingham David Wood or TO ATTEND MEETING ward, Asa G Candlezt Clark Howtoll Jam«a eleven HAVE TAKING WAYS, Almost within sight of Holyrood R. Gray J B Nevjn H. B Stockbrldge Bottled only by the celebrated Fifty local representatives of th« Castle in Edinburgh Euphrosyne C T Ladson. Parepa Rosa was born She was the Membership Campaign—J T Holleman SHTVAR JUNESALSrefflC, SHELKM, S. C POLICE ARE TOLD Southern Weighing and InsDeetirm i dau - ' *"^ chairman W W Orr L D Hie ha. Albert Bureau will gather at the Pledmoiit shter oj a Wallachlan gentleman 3. Adams E H Cone R R Otis. If your dealer hu none in "took tell him hotel this morning at 10 o clock fo? a '~ " ' ' ~ Plaza—W L. Peel chairman H. T Me- According to Chief of Police W M to 'phone hu trholenle grocer conference arranged for the ddiscus she could not resist singing the ballads Cord J K. Orr L*e M Jordan Julian V Mayo clairvoyants and fortune tellers slon of various problems wUh wh|?n of her native land Boehm, R, R otla Clark Ho we 11, Jr Wll whu have been going around to houses they are confronted in their work She made her debut as Amina in *La mer I* Moore st Elmo Massenj-ale J«.m« in the city telling fortunes had better The visitors to the conference will Sonnambula in the Island of Malta R Gray Martin F Amorous, Johi tends to purchase that number In the come from various southeastern cities E. Murphy James B Nevln J T Hoi next few days' bo careful about what they promise and will spend tout one day here A Then she assumed the name of Parepa leman Albert Howell Jr W G Cooper and also about taking souvenirs in the No one has been able to understand Fred Houser J Eppa Brown J E. C Fed WILLIAM R. HANLEITER, number of prominent railroad officials lust why She married a Captain Car- der S B Turman V H KrlegBhaber Alex f rm of v iluables from the places will meet with the inspectors and the roll in 1863 but waa left a widow two W Smith H G Hastings. Jack Lewis, Lind AGED 77, DIED MONDAY wh«re the> visit session will be presided over by w A Winburtv of Savannah the president years later and obliged to return to eey Hopklia Joe Brown Connally E. a. Chief Mayo was in receipt of *evera the opej-atlc stage bhe made several Horlne C J Haden E. P McBurney W , WUliam R Hanlelter 77 J'ears of complaints Monday from Atlanta ^ of the Central of Georgia railroad s Byck J D Robin eon Ernest Woodruff notable tours of the United States and faralion Bleckley John A Perdue J M age well known publisher of Griffin men who clain- inat the fortune te lera later married Carl Rosa^the celebrated Van Harllgen Mell R Wilkinson Charles W Ga. died Monday at the residence of not. only fail to keep promises in the violinist and took the hyphenateed Bernhardt A S Adams F J Paxon Ivan shape of good fortune but they also JOHN L. MELL IS DEAD; name which she has made famous She L Allen Luclen York B C Callaw; his daughter, Mrs E H "Woodruff, have been km wn to take things from FUNERAL SERVICE TODAY was-..--- on—e of th-..~e ...uHrsvt t\.\Jo vt£d£J14.torganize> thUle« Brooks Morgans, Dr W S Elkln J R. on the Jonesboro road. He U survived houses which they visit English opera company In the United Smith C S. Roblson W T Wlnn Wiley by his daughter one brotber. George States although she sang for many West, R S. Weasels C B BldwelL H. M. Hanlelter and four sisters, Mrn Ed The chit.1 states that he wishea 01 e ma years in Italian opera Willet W W Orr W H Klser E £ put all Allan tana on notice against J !" J, " ",..^t, »y years one of Alsop John W Grant Lee Ashcraft T R Peterson Mrs Rena Stowers Mrs Wal- fuKt, loj t no tellers Saw tell Cator Woolford A P Colea. ter Hatcher and Mrs F W McColley Dental Examination—Dr Deloa L Hill The Ig'Jy will be taken to Griffin Tues- chairman Dr C B Mott, Dr Jos. D Eby day K Dr M M Forbes, Dr R. F McComack BURROUGHS ADDING ex ofnclo Dr 1 O Poter Dr W N Mr-FHanlelter was a former newspa- Adklns, medical examiner per man at one time manager of the COME FOR CONVENTION Mr Mell was a son of Rev Benjamin go,?i,of,toda> Finance—Brooks Morean chairman Al Western Union In Atlanta, and a city MTale 11l «a ™membertmK,,_r o_f* iith_e _ weY... ,.f .icnown"Mei J-"5«ijliRs famoufamuli s classic from Mai tha. bert Howell Jr H G Hastings Ivan E. missionary in Griffin His father was The annual convention of the agents family of this sta,te His mother was with many others equally celebrated Allen J T Hollemail for many jears a journalist of note Miss t.mma Mayson daughter of J L. is to be had in the gi eat collection of Publicity—L D Hicks, chairman E H. of th« Burroughs Adding Machine com- --*«--- • JJ- ±leart Cone H W Anderson TV R Masse ntrale. pany in the southeast, with headquar Mayson one of the early settler* of ' *>ongs now offered by this Jrank L. Boud. O Blodgett. Hervely w the county 8 Sma to re Lalra Fred Lewis J C McMlchael Albert tcrs in Atlanta, began Monday at the Mr Mell was 62 years of age and coStutVa'gTf't ° " ~ ^ S. Adams, Ernest Dallia ' ASK FOR and GET office of the company 1504 Hurt build died suddenly though he has been in Smoke Abatement and Fuel Conserve ing About twenty five or thirty mem zee-Die nealth for a year or more For n chea.r Last which met in Atlanta some time aKo Traffic Regulation—Ben Ix» Crew chair jt ir it was convened at the home of He was a member of the First Meth To See Crook Play man Charles P King Jam.ja T Scott Al. MALTED MILK nc« < f U e compj.n> at Cleveland odist church and had been a consistent fred Trultt TV C Wilson Lee Hagan • "Cheap rabaotutea cost YOU «»™- jnic*. ^ i ataubach assistant general member of that church for the oast m-i-tiasxr of the company and f C several years As a booster for Alias Jimmy Valen- ( oleni in from the home office are He is survived by a brother J Re* tine Recorder George E Johnson LEAVE prese it at the meeting Mr Coleman ort Mell an aunt Miss A. J Mayson scored a hit in police court Monday ^v II j,we U t. men Instructions In sell Thomas c Men a son and Mrs Eth»- l 1 mornlnS when he sentenced Jack WI1 ATLANTA injc the hank ledger posting machine Mell Rice daughter son an old offender in hia court, to five Muth \K off m the sale of take advantage of all HOW TO Ui,T II ALMOST Mail orders are shipped after a short Illness bhe wag over one calom?> They all give the same rea t 8ether wlth our prepaid Safe delivery and hundred years old and un to the ve?v s?n Dodson s Liver Tone 13 taking its PLATES discounts, and do a pla ° satisfaction guaranteed. last was in full possession of all he? ^ mental faculties She leaves an only Calomel is dangerous and people Made and Delivered Same Day very large volume of Call at the store or write sister Mrs Phoebe Smith living in know it while Dodson s Liver Tone is for 144 page Illustrated cata Orange aged 97 vears Since her girl- perfectly safe and gives better re- business. hood she has been member of the sults said a prominent local drug- ATLANTA CONSTITUTION logue and booklet, "Pacts Presbyterian church gist. Dodson s Liter Tone is personal- \bout Diamonds ' ly guaranteed by every druggist who COME AT ONCE sells it. A large bottle costs 50 cents 98c Secure this $2.50 Volume and i* It falls to give easy relief in Beuriftlllr bound in rich Maroon—cover stamped in gold. L., ^ JIM CONLEY IS FINED e\ery case of liver sluggishness and U=I Maier&Berkele.Inc. constipation you have only to ask design, with 16 full-page portraits of the world'* most lamou. . FOR BEATING HIS WIFE for your money back ^^ «lne«^, and compl«.dicrion«ry of musical tarma. , Dodson B Liver Tone is a pleasant- Out-of-Town readers will add lOe extra for postage and packinff Gold and Jim Conley notorious nesrro witness tasting purely vegetablegeta e remedy. Dr. E. G. Griffin's i harmless to both ch 3 ftl 0 1[ tl < In the Ix--o _ Frank case was given a ildren and adults GATE CITY DENTAL. ROOMS "HEART SONGS" o?ir^ w in^™te Jofw> '*' ° - ^"™ fine of *25 75 hbv Rfwm-viat. ~r~ohnsoi i,"—" ij*n* Take «. spoonful at n*?rht and wake up r m police matinee tfondS? ?ft£™ V I feeling fine no biliojuSness sickhetfa- Four yumn ta-*oxnpl«to the book Bvcry •OCC^CCIB afmlitoj? Silversmiths w£S^^E™Z*JP*2\**** acid stomacir or constipated of wife beat Dowels It doesn t gripe or cause in- 3lWluteh«JlSt. Jim and his wif? K t convenience all the next day like vio- 5 W. Alabama St. S ried in the rVcord e mar lent calomel Take a dose of calomel 1887 both £nn today and tomorrow >ou will feel weak Phone Main 1708 ' Lady Attendant AH work GUARANTEED 1IF it's worth ADVERTISING J SPAPLRI memoes* of the chapter in serving- mrach during the evening; Mia* Tommy Perdue and Mr Cary Castaway will lead, the grand march Miaa Mary Butt Standard Club Entertains To Make Yovr Hair Griffith, chairman of the entertainment HUNDREDS BUY SEIUS committed, -will be assisted toy the fol Loo ft Naturally Curly lowing membena of the executive board of the United Daughters of the Con- federacy At Black and White Ball 1C milady of the straight, lank hair wHl Mrs. T T Stevens, president Sire. John FOR MID-WINTER OPERA adopt the sample stlmertn« method. ah« will" A. Perdue, Mra, W S Coteman Mite Fran have as pretty wavy treaBea aa sha could ces Connolly Mra. IV B. Prfce-Smith. Mrs wish to own. The curllneaa will look «o William C King Mrs. Thomas Peters Mra An elaborate and beautiful entertain- some beautiful some fantastic and oth- P P H- Alters. Mrs. A. M. Jones, Mrs. Dal Combination of Singing and natural and the hair so beautifully mott ton Mitchell Mrs. James Bedell Mra. L, ment at the Standard club last night ers frankly grotesque and glossy Quite different from th« ob- Weddell Mra. Zeolite Belle Wiley, Mra, L. C waa a Black and White ball ertven by The dub house had picturesque deco- Dancing Stars Attracting viously artificial curls and the parched, Mathewa. Mrs. James Jackson. Mra, E O rations in plants and flowers with an dead %ppears.nee of the hair produced by Warner Miss Alice Baxter Mra. A. McD the club, this event one of the most bril- Music Lover*. Wilson, Mra, William McCarthy Mrs, R O liant of the winter effective background in black and the heated iron Stephens, Mrs. J A Mobley Mrs. R, B Two hundred gmests were present and white, and an elegant dinner was a fea- Liquid Bilmerlne can of • course be ob- Blackburn ture of thq occasion tained at any drag store and. a few ooocM the costumes of the ladlea expressed the A leap year ball on the 29th will be Atlanta s mid-winter opera perform- will keep the hair in curl for many week*. Johnson-Blount Marriage prettiest of fancies In that most ef- another elaborate entertainment at the ances Friday and Saturday of this Being perfectly harmless and neither •tick? Class Banquet. fective of contrasts—black and white. club nor greasy no one ne«d have the least hesi- The Agoga class of West End Baptist week by the Boston Opera company tancy in using: It It Is best applied with a clean tooth brush, drawing thus through church entertained forty guests at an and the Pavlowa Ballet Russe, which the hair from CTOTHJ to th> just before re Pretty Event of Monday ( elaborate banquet at the Masonic tem- appear simultaneously, is creating- the tiring The effect next morning will be all t pie on Friday evening that any one could deslro President Walkins presided and the greatest possible interest Orders for guests were seated at a table decorated Federation Calls Open Meeting with daffodils seats ha\e been received from all parts The wedding of Miss L,ula Johnson white cloth -with white taffeta hat A splendid debate T*as given on the of Georgia. South Carolina, Alabama and Mr Joseph O Blount was a pretty trimmed in white silk roses and she subject Resolved. That the Military and surrounding- states the indications event of > esterday afternoon taking carried a shower bouquet of bride roses Tactics of Suffragettes are More Harm place at » o clock at All Saints Epis- avid valley lilies The bridesmaids wore f ul to Their Cause Than Beneficial On To Discuss Vocational Training being that more persons will be brought the affirmative Bide were Mr Prank copal church suits of blue serge felth white taffeta D Wesiey and Mr R T Booker while here from out of town than any event Within the chant-el palms ferns and hats and white shoes and carried pin,k at the Atlanta theater has e\er at- roses showered with valley lilies the negative side was upheld by Mr sroilax were artistically massed, and S G Irwin and Mr Devant McElween To discuss vocational training Is the ested in the subject of vocational tiain- tracted Mre Johnson, the bride e mother wore The judges decided the affirmative side baskets of Easter li lies decorated the blue velvet with black tulle hat and principal purpose of the open meeting in Ing The repeitoire of the three perform \ ictorlous Several vocal soloa were the chamber of commerce Thursday Mrs. Spencer Atkinson w^ll preside altar a corsage bouquet of valley lilies The rendeied b> Mr Bert Johnson accompa- ances has been complimented b> all Mfas Laura Haygood Cole was maid groom 6 mother Mrs B M Blount nied by Mr \\ W Worrell at the piano I morning at 10 30 o clock, the meeting at the meeting and setting- forth the of honor -and the bridesmaids were wore black \elvet and, tulle with black Among those present were Dr J F Pur 1 called by the city Federation of Wo- desire of the women of the hundred or opera and ai t lovers The fact that Miss Jim Claude Farmer and Miss Ruth hat, and a corsage bouquet of Parma ser Professor t,Uy Moore Alton- Colcord. men s clubs of which Mrs Spencer At- gani eat ions interested in civic welfare "The Love of Three King's will bring violets ( R, M Mopklns J W little W M Shef TJeid Mr John L. Hopkins was Mr kinson Is president to the studv and interest of the sub out Giovanni Zenatello Louisa Villani .Mrs Ernest Duncan wore brown Jtield Clarence Watklna Frank D Wes ' Ject of vocational training- she will ask Blount s best jn-an and the groomsmen cloth tiimmed in fur and a brown vel- ley Harold Curtis, Frank Butler Paul l To the meeting have been invited Graham Marr Jose Mardones and other Would were Mr Lehman Phelan and Mr vet hat Mrs Klllott Cheat ham of Gunn R T Booker L. O Irwin Devant | Mayor Woodward and the city council, for,free discussion of the subject from McElween Bert Johnston. Edward Orlffen the floor There will be several speak- stars of international repute la most Charles Carter The impressive cere Washington, D C was gowned in blue James Wllknson William Worrell J F the presidents of the men a organlaa- stand mony was performed by Rev W W taffeta with black tulle hat. Cochran Misses Laura Bin no, Sarah Col tions In the city Interested In the wel- ers who have given thought and consid pleasing and means that the operai will Mr andTMrs Blount left for a wed- cord, Catharine Whitehead Seble Swint eration to the subject The bright lights of an evening' Menuninger fare of youth, these including the The clly federation includes the be sung as only reallj .great artists ding trip to Florida and on their return Nellie Sheffield Tulla Purser Muriel Mul Rotary club, the &&.d Men s club the gathering show up merciless^ the The bride entered the church with will be at ho-me with the groom s linaux Annie Laurie Ridley Ruby Chap many women s organisations in the city are able to interpret it. The perform her father Mr Russeil Johnson and parents Mr and Mrs Blount on Pied- man Ellen Weema Laura Cooper and Mr* | chamber of commence, educational au- devoted to public welfare along lines ance will be followed by Mile Pavlowa defects of a poor complexion. ^But J F Purser thorities and citizens generally inter- educational industrial and' social. was beautiful in a tailored gown of' mont avenue and the Ballet Russe In the Spanish the regular use of Resolutions for City dances which the incomparable dancer Claude Peyton of SyJveater Ga sang has never given here This change •was two selections •which were greatly en- Federation Meeting. Dinner Party. The resolution committee of the 4.t made at the request of many a-rt lovers Dr Thornwell Jacobs will entertain Joyed, and Miss Ruth Chambers ffave Beautiful Valentine Party who were anxious to see the Russian at dinner this evening at his home in a physical culture drill lanta City Federation of Women s clubs requests that all resolutions to be star a in. these dances which are pro- \nsley Park the occasion celebrating presented at the meeting February 17 fesinol his birthday The guesta, who will be sent to the chairman not *ater than nounced the finest type ever given include a congenial group of friends Nineteenth Century Taraaki Miura the famous Japanese all of whom have contributed to south- Tuesday, February 16 for consideration Enjoyed by Pioneer Women ern literature, will be Mr Harry E History C/ass. and Indorsement by the committee pre soprano will be in the title role of Harm an Mr Robert Loveman Major By request of several members of the vious to the formal presentation to tne Madame Butterfly at the Saturday Charles Hubner Mr William Huxd Nineteenth Century History class who executive board and open meeting matjnee, supported by Rlccardo Martin This action is taken by the commit- MTS M M OBrien sang delightfully Hillyer Professor Melton and Profes desire to hear Dr Memmlnger Wedges tee to prevent hastily written resolu The gayety and enjoyment which al- Thomas Chalmers and others of great sor A hitehead day afternoon in Enoch Arden. art. the ways matrk the entertainments given a group of old ballads, and Mr WU- home of Mrs John M Slaton, the class tions being handeAIAKU^Ud i»»n* «a~t th__e_ las___t_ mo>a__ - . repute, and will be followed by Dancing makes it as easy to have a natur- men,vt ~4"n^ce"*man* y "importan' """*t matter—"* -s° by the Pioneer Women's society found ford Walters gave a pleasing presenta- will meet at the home of the president, presented to the federation through delightful expression yesterday in their tion of favorite old Scotch songs Miss Divertissements, another change from ally beautiful skin as to cover op a A Borglum Evening Mrs Alex C King 894 Peachtree street are the program as originally announced n Wednesday morning February 16 resolution committee anArince Itjs valentine party, which assembled Marian Berry s dance Interpretations poor one with cosmetics It lessens* t 10 30 o clock instead of the after their earnest desire to be just and fair large company in the ballroom at the were charming and general dancing Mile Pavlowa made a tremendous hit At Stonehenge. 8 and to present only carefully-worded in these dances and the change is an the tendency to pimples, redness Besides the lecture to De gn en lours noon well-thought out plainly-typed resolu Piedmont hotel followed the waltz and the one-atep and roughness, and in a very short day evening at the home of Mr Samuel tions. it is hoped that all those who Mrs Joseph H Morgan president alike bringing many couples to the other request from hundreds of her ad- Venable In Druid Hills by Gutzon Bor wish to present any business in the floor mirers Maggie Teyte Gaudenzi Mar time the complexion usually be (rlum on American sculpture an inci Wedding Postponed. and the other officers Mrs Madison Mr and Mrs J T Bradlej of Oar form of leaolutions will comply wltn Bell, Mrs. V P Sisson Mtrs Joseph "Vlr Robert Blackburn then acted don eg. Marcel and Chalmers or Marr comes clear, fresh and velvety. dental program will include these suggestion^ ThJe is especially will be seen tn La Boheme which Carnation Dance Mlaa Caroline DeGlv<_ rollton announce thfe indefinite post necessary as duplicate copies must be Wusthoff Miss Annie Forsyth and Mrs postmaster distributing with appropri- la sercre or •tnbborn C&MS. Reafoal Sotp Amaryllis Dance Mias Mar> HIM Blood-worth ponement of the man iag:e of their made for thc press and records Lollio Belle Wylle, formed the receiv- ate remarks the tender missives from •will be followed by the two act Cop •hould be aided by a UttU Hewtol Ointment. Dance Mlaa ^arah /Wagstoft daughter Marie to Mr George Cross p«lia ballet which Mile Pavlowa and All drurcist* sell them. For trial free, write Sang- Mrs Carthe-w Yorston Mrs ^ imam Percy chairman Mrs ing party and honor guests of the oc a big heart shaped box. decorated with ley of LaGrange James Jackson Mrs Charles Haden M« her dancers give in the most exquisite to r»*PU 21 F Recinol. Baltimore, Md. Lecture Mr t utzon Borgrlum J K. Ottley Mrs. Sara D Jones Mrs Nellie casion were members of the Old Guard red and white carnations and refresh- Mr Cobb Kills and presidents of patriotic societies ments were served manner Reading- C Jarnagln Peters Black Mrs. A P Coles Jong Mlsa Irma Valentine Party. The program was opened with a A number of the sons and daughters One of the biggest features of the Mr Borglum arrives in the city Mrs J R. England will entertain the grand march. In which the Old Guard, of pioneers were present and among opera engagement will be the first Thursday morning: and w ill be the mem'bers of her sewing club and their Grotto Dance. in uniform, were the escort of the la- these Mr Forrest Adair was awarded showing in Atlanta of the famous guest of Mr Venaole husbands at a Valentine part> a.t her The drill corps of A.rarat Grotto will home 31 Di uid place on Wednesday hold their regular semi monthly SUD dies, and a quadrille followed Major the prize for the most popular gentle- scenic work of the master artist Joseph L.AIVIO evening Februaiy 16 scriptlon dance Tuesday evening at Morgan calling the figures man Urban, whose work stands supreme Westminster Social Club S 30 o clock instead of Thursday at The orchestra of forty-five will re- The Westminster boclal club held a the hall of the Prophets on Lee street quire the removal of the first two rows i egular meeting in the George \\ Adan Seventh Ward Study Club. West End Leap Year dances will he a feature of this meetHig All Prop-hots of seats at the ^Atlanta to give the TODAY school thc evening of februarj 11 at The ladies of the Seventh ward met opera the proper setting; The conduct- 8 o clock Aibout 300 attended The at the home of Mrs F C Rice, 326 and their Master Mason friends and program was furnished by the Georgia La. w ton street Wednesday Febru ladles are invited to attend Splendid Program Enjoyed ors with the -company are of Interna- "Love's Crossroads" Woman Suffrage league The presi 9 Talks were made by Mrs BJ G tional repute dent Mrs Frances Smith Whiteslde Graham of New Orleans Mrs Eugene Atlanta has no much opera by the «r Mitchell Mrs Frances *VV hltearide and who has Just returned from New York, Argentine Club. Metropolitan! organization that it was told how the school centers there were Mrs Elizabeth MoCarty The Argentine clufc at their regular helped by the board of education who \ Seventh W ai d Study club wa* or dances has recently inaugurated the By Atlanta Woman's Club a question aa to its wanting the Boston "Behind Closed Doors" ganlzed and Mrs F C Alee 'was elect company, but the sale of se&ts has given furnished paid talent to entertain the plan of changdng several numbers to Wttto members and she also stated that At ed president Mrs C P Stou-gto vice Leap Tear dances, which Is man- assurance that Atlanta does want high lanta B one center was the only one In president Mrs F H Vaedele secre aged by merely having the ladies ask class opera, even Je by another com tary Mrs G G Colmer treasurer foi dances and breaks This is furthei \ delightful program was given at the whole south A delightful soolal hour was spent Mrs Hamilton DougJa* Mi a Boiling MARIE EMPRESS Mrs Elizabeth McCarthy spoke of felicitated by the ladies being able to the regular meeting of the Atlanta. Jones, Mrs. Woods White and Mrs A the justice of equal rights and Mrs. and refreshments served A TM4 and ttnOOmr mini «f » P Coles, each paid a tribute to Mrs «W trained to lure m else to dance with The f«Uu« haa , At 3 o^lock Mrs P J McGovern McCabe Benefit Dance. proven exceedingly populaa- called the meeting to order Mrs Al- Mrs Jarnigan a* a charter member State Sanitarium •*?$ The "i oung Ladles Sodality of the bert T Alters, secretary, read the mln- of the Atlanta Woman's club read the COMING WEDNESDAY Sacred Heart church ^ Ul give a dance beautiful verses recently written by At Milledgeville To Pee/ Off Blotchy, Wednesday evening from 8 SO until Piedmont W. C. T. U. utes Mns D R. Bootes treasurer, read Harry E Harm an, Good bye Good- 11 30 o clock at the Knighta of Oolum The Piedmont W C T U held a*i her splendid report of the r«aa- a work. bye, as a fitting close to the exer- Return, by Request, ef Rough or Chapped Skin bus hall on Ea»t Pine street Tickets Interesting and well attended meeting Mrs B M Blount, chairman of the cises. To Be Inspected are 60 cents a couple, and may be had at the Ansley hotel Friday morning Miss Maybeth Pritchard was pre- from mem'bers of the Sodality or at membership committee, gave a report "THE BUTTERFLY ON THE the president, Mrs. Henry H Tucker, Mrs Haynes McFadden corresponding sented to the clnib, and played beauti- To remo-.e roughness, chaps, frec&Ien, J the door presiding fully several piano selections She is That the inspection of the state WHEEL" lotahes or any complexion difficulty the | ^ Mre M. E Richardson led the de- secretary, (Mrs H H McCall, secretary on© of th* young women who recently prison farm at Milledgeville by stand beat thing to do la to remove the skin f*Qf VlSltOIS. * votional exerciaea, and Mrs M 15 Qnll- of the executive board, and Mrs John received a scholarship in music through Ing committees f«rom the senate and itself This Is easily painlessly and Inez A, Perdue, chairman of educational Mrs ^S A Hodgman will entertain Uan feelingly sung 'Soojiehody a Boy the Atlanta Woman a qlu'b the house will "be followed by an in- pensively done by the application of ordl •which made a deep impression committee also read reports Miss Sallie Maud Jones has given to twelve guefets at bridge this afternoon ^ranees Willard Day was fittingly spection of the state sanitarium was nary raercolized wax procurable at an] at her home on Columbia avenne In Mrs Lyman Amaden, in a charming the Atlanta Woman s club a music information received by Governor Nat drug store In the original one ounce pack compliment to Mrs Hernando* Baer observed by a history of her life vivid- talk, brought greetings from the Flor- scholarship, which has already been New Treatment far age The wax absorbs the defective outer of New York, who is the guest of Mrs ly and briefly told by Dr W R Hen- E Harris yesterday nkln a little each, day ara^ually bringing ida cluba she haa recently visited A standing joint committee from Graygon HSidt and for Mrs W A drtx . . Honor paid Mrs. JKoCabe. the second layer of shin to the surface The Hodgman 3r of Saratoga Springs Six new members were rer»orted. Profesaor Joseph McLean of Agnes 0 n r 0 utiODa fc M both branches of the general assembly Croup and Colds pqres are unclOKged and the face breathes V Y who is spending the winter in present The public la Invited to a Scott college gave a most Instructive James meetln« of the L. T L. at Payne Me- Tr>Tk*«.5 lL°™ !F,, ^ L y " will pay an early visit to Milledgeville In the life giving ox>gen The new akin Atlanta talk on Bach Mr Merrill Hutchlnson i*irur be*oved fltrs McCabe to look over the sanitarium At this MaUtioa «ad AUoipdoa. IK b«autifully soft and spotless bearing the morial church on Sunday at S p m h n T Is no These juniors will observe Frances played exquisitely selections of Bach "?, ^° »™<*ar the 3d Instant, she time the Joint committee on prisons is No healthy glow of yowth Just apply the wax Wlllard day with an interesting pro- His interpretation of prelude and as called from earth to heaven and enter as> you wouid c°ld cream only not rubbing Drama League. h r et n al rest Sweet ia going over the property of the prison Fleaty of fresh »ir In the bedroom Mid a At the regular meeting of the Drama gram Take liuckie street car fugue No 22, B flat minor (a) Gavotte •—™tion ffn et?n tie an!Td Hdeferentia, - l in manne "Sor *un and prison farm it, tn IT the morning wash It off with eelin >d application of Tick's "Vap-O-Bub" \\arm water It » the moot effective com league this afternoon Mrs Emma Gar in I> (b) Bonner (from vlolincello ?!„.? i S "dtIC desires, always lovint These inspections were authorised in rett Boyd will given an interesting suite) a couranto (B march), four of .ri«* *,„_ 1?r*s« » among us was ever re orar the throat «nd ohest u the txist D *xton treatment ki own lecture reading on Ix>rd Dunsany Japanese Tea-Dance. a joint resolution of the house and sen- defense agwnst all cold tronbln. To remo\c wrinkles U is a good plan to A Japanese tea dance will be given the six sketches arranged by McDow- ate which provides for the payment of lathe the face once a day Cor awhile In a Mrs Boyd has delivered this lecture ell, were greatly enjoyed The medicated Tapotc, released by the at Sewanee and has been invited to this afternoon from 5 to 7 o clock at the regular salary and expenses of the harmless solution made l»y dissolving an the home of Mrs John C Hart. 727 Mrs Henry B Scott gave a five body beat, looms the phlegm, clear lie i unc« of powdered saxollte In a half pint deliver it at Vassar on lier return to minutes talk on the works of Bourne- committeemen during the time that r witch hazel There Is nothing that will New York Peachtree street under the auspice* of Her common sense made her they are engaged in the work •IT passages and eoothe the 1inflamed mem- 30 surely erase the hateful lines Circle I^e 5 of All Saints church Jones. She also called attention to the t n m d h tender L brane. In addition. Vide * ia absorbed Mrs Harry Johnson and Mir Klroy •a onderful opportunity given to the lad^*£»y byw birt*i.h £by" .Instinct" , by educatio™ "n— an -d For Mrs, Guernsey. Ellis will contribute to a beautiful mu- by preference This was felt by all who sical program and a grouip of young women of Atlanta to hear the great »DTnu „ contac*_ t. svith &er The same Swift * Co. a sales of beef In Atlanta for Mrs. Sheppard W Foster will enter sculptor, Borglum. courtesy he same kindness was manifest the week ending Saturday February 12 tain at luncheon today at the Capital girls will dauffe Jnatter wnat averaged 9 8"0- 'per pound There will be no admission but Mrs Spencer Atkinson Invited the fn life °° their condition City club for Mrs George T Quern free will offering aey of Independence, Kan The guests The members of the committee In choree women of the club to meet with the It was my pri^lle^e for a number of will include Mrs Guernsey Mrs John be i tiinateIy are Mrs J C Hart, chalrftnan Mrs. Joseph Atlanta City Federation of Clmba at McCab3££!!i^_e —wha Jt ;a friend associateshe wasd, swito Blnc«**h Mr«eC M Graham of Marietta Mrs John M "Wendell Mrs. T J Hightower Jr Mra 10 30 at the chamber of commerce ao true, eo faithful The world to me ana Slaton Mrs P H. Mell, Mrs Howard Joseph -Cundell Mrs. C U. Stoney Mrs. J Thursday morning to many othere waa better because she H McCall, Mrs Bates Block, Mrs C MatWewBo X n Mra. Allen Schoen Harry W&S BWeeter Spencer R Atkinson and Mrs H P Johnson Mrq. J E> Smith Mrs. J B Miss Loveridge, dean of the Wom- shared it* because she Hockady Mrs George "Wllklns, Mrs E H. an's college of Alabama, will speak on Brooks of Forsyth Shaw Mrs. John Bylngton Mrs James But it was In the home circle around Mrs Guernsey and Mrs Foster were Bedell Mra Albert Dunn Mra W W vocational training her homa fireside, surrounded by her cbll the honor g-uests at a beautiful lunch- dren and grandchildren, where she manl Youne Mrs Kate Leahe Miss Kat» Lud Mrs James Jackson read resolutions fested peculiarly the graces of cheerful DANCING eon In Macon yesterday given by Mrs wie- Mrs M S WaddeU Mrs Houston expressing the deep loss the Woman*s ness, tenderness and unselfish devotion Charles Holt Johnston Mra Tom Weaver Mra Robert y R ay b Said C her She Martin Mrs W B Chlpley Mrs R. W club feels In the passing of the be- n *to th^c * ° 'ooketh Do you dance? If not, mould you like to learn? ft'* a Hunt, Mr Walter Dobbins, Mrs. Sherwood loved Mrs E G McCabe Mrs "W C ^.L ways of her household— her Jarnigan Bang "Crossing the Bar,' one children arise up and call her blessed Benefit Bridge Party. HlgKs Mrs. John Dillon Mrs E S Ehney, The wind which will sing through the most enjoyable pastime and health benefactor. I am now A benefit Abridge party will be given Mrs Cornelia Osburn Mra. Robert Prlngle of Mrs McCab* s favorite hymns, branches of the trees where she lies buried Mrs. J R. McDonald Mrs. Frank Cundell Mrs McGovern, in touching words will be a perpetual requiem, to her memory tcachmgNctO York's latest "Three Step. " "Fox Trot." at Druid Hills Golf club Wednesday Mrs William Arnand unnam returned last night Lydla Bell Kuehnle, of Dennison, Mrs Neville from Cuba Iowa, Is the guest of Mrs Charles Hem- *•«, sen "This Is the Valentine Dance. Mr W S Byck has gone to Florida ••• Dennisorfs Crepe Paper on a fishing- trip Mr Frank Coker has 'been called to An interesting eve*nt of the week wiU Florida on account of the illnese of Kind I Want!" be the subscription dance to b* given Mr and Mrs * rank P Harrold. of his mother l>y the young ladies auxiliary to the Amencus are the guests for a few davs •** "Mother tned all brands, TJnitpd Daughters of tho Confederacy of Mr and Mra Joseph B McCrary at Miss Nannette Pajne of Springfield. Thursday evening in the ballroom of the Ponte de X.eon she Jbtottw which is best— *** Ohio, will arrive Wednesday for a. visit the Ansley hotel of several days to Miss Margaret Hall- ItntMM how to get good, Miss Jessie Mae O Neal president of Miss Harriet McDaniel will arru e Rope Weaving man on her way to Florida. wholesome bakinga «r*iy the Julia Jackson chapter Children of :oday from Knoxville for the \alentlne *•• the Confederao w ill be assisted, by ball, and will return to Knoxville this M*ss Bessie Levy, who has spent the bake-daj — how to saw past six months visiting friends In New Baking Powder money — York and other pointe in the east, re- turned home yesterday This new art in rope work is used in fashioning many avoid bake-daj sorrows. *** Mr and Mrs Cone Maddox and Mr articles for beautifying the home "She likes the wonderful and Mrs Thomas Beauchamp are at leavening strength -— fin* Fort Myers Fha raising qualities—absolut* **e FREE INSTRUCTION EVERY DAY Mr Cator Woolford is In couth Geor- punty—great economy of gia on a business trip and he will go FROM 9 UNTIL 5 O'CLOCK to Florida before returning Start •with the new class this morning 8JCALUMET LESTER-WALLACE. BAKINGPOWDER Food that is shortened with or fried in Cottolene is Mtllen Ga.. February 14 —(Special ) Instructions will be given in making Hectroher-, I-ast night Mrs. J A. Lester of this Trays and Baskets, also Table Decorations, Jack Homer tempting in appearance and has a delicious whole- place, and Judgre S B. A Wallace, also "Don't think the Baking soraeness that is always appreciated. of Mil I en, were united fn marrlag-e at Pies and other articles in great \ariet\ Powder yon now. use u best. the home of the bride on Masonic These Free Instructions will be gi\ en b} Miss \ an Try Cmhimet once—find Cottolene is superior for shortening biscuits, pie I street The marriage came as a surprise to Vice, of the Dennison Mfg Co out what T*albakingi are." crusts and pastries and for frying doughnuts, fish, most of the people here, although a chicken, vegetables, etc. Mo special instructions few intimate friends had known as the approaching event for some tune are required for its use. . Each of the parties has been a resident t of Millen for a number of years Mrs Ask your grocer to deliver regular supplies of Cottolene. Wallace is well and favorably known It is packed in pafla of convenient sizes. throughout this section of the state. 7udgo Wallace is a member of one of the oldest and moat prominent families Cole Book Co. In this pprt of Georgia and has been Chespand tngcan Raking Powdermdo not hojnored wtth%a number of positions b> the people in both Jenkins and Screvcrn s»ve you money. Calumatdoce—if> Pare counties. 85 Whitehall Street j«nJ far sapcriof to eoor- oriTk and eoda. The many friends of both Judge and, iMra Wallace will learn with interest] of their m -al NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPER! CAMPBELL COURT Edited by ADJOURNS SPORTS Bisland Will Be the "Goat' DICK JEMISON A BUSY SESSIONf Fail-burn, Ga., February 14.—CSpe- ' at Pine Park and persona who have seen ciai.>—Having disposed of all cases his work are. of the same opb*ion~ available for trial 'during a very wwjfigy When "Matty" announced that he In- Officers Who Have Served tended to build a grass infield at Fine Par* WILURO MADE RING session of seven days, wherein mor«r. BISLAND IN BAD, there were a good -many person* who doubt- During the Part Year Suc- cases were disposed -of than in *nyj.- ed the wisdom of trying out such a plan LOOKING THEM OVER equal previous period, Judge Chariest with only about three weeks In which to do ceed Themselves. It. But "Matty" knew wbat be was about Whitefbrd Smith at 4 o'clock Monday and he started out with a mat. A »mn« of -.WITH BILLY EVANS= DEBUT FIVEYEARS AGO afternoon adjourned the regular Feb- workers haa been placed at Tils disposal and ruary term of Campbell superior court, the way they have been turning things over DISCUSSING PLAYS THAT CONFLICT AND CONFUSE About 300 people, men and women/ SURETOBEGOAT there la no doubt out that the playing were present at the annual meeting and on account of absence and illness Held will be* In readiness" for tn« Crackers By "Gravy." and jubilee celebration of the T. W. of parties and counsel in several cases when they arrive. Saprulpa sports were mildly inter- of importance wherein an e&rly dispo- Matty has had the diamond laid off with ested five years ago today in a boxing C. A. last nlsht at .the Ansley hotel. Is it possible) for *a player to be the ball in his possession. It so hap- an instrument and it Is to be of the most bout which had been arranged for their. Previous to ttie meeting those present sition is needful and desirable. It waa It Makes No Difference approved turtle baclc style. He Is digging Kfetlred twice in the same inning for pened that the batter •who had bit the amusement by a local promoter. The ordered by tbe court that special term different reasons? Since two were out W er ai d h column story, in which The Constitu- day night, Lewi» was well whipped and ing them apart. As the affair progress- tion's and Times' comments on the case dropped by Bartfleld, twice. This waa some ed Willard gained in confidence. He FORMER OFFICER FINED feat, being that Bartfleld broke his right discovered that although Fink had are quoted In full, and in another col- hand when he dropped Lewis In the second FREE umn is a review of the case together Sports in Short Af«tr« lambasted htm with blows that were FOR HITTING MERCHANT Just because you start the day worried round. If the others dispute Bartfield'a TODAY IN PUGILISM the best he had in the shop, he wasnT. with Baugh'a statement of the circum- right tt> the title, they can have a match. and tired, stiff legs and arma and muscles, stances ond the course he will pursue. "Mike Uibbons bills himself, on his letter In the least hurt. Willard had a bad J. A. Bozeman, formerly a memlber an aching head, burning and bearing down. Bisdand is certainly in bad with the heads, as welterweight champion. Bartfleld University of Pennsylvania, baa in- 1305-Tom Crib* defeated Tom Blake of the Atlanta police force, wajs fined pains In the back—worn out before th* day powers that be in baseball. President wan given the popular verdict over Gibbons. begins—do not think you have to «tay in vited 500 schools to send athletes to 1 rounds ' ing chap, and calmly waited until Jess $10.75 for assault ajid ibattery on Mike Baugh Is not going to take just Bls- whom he also had on the floor in their its annual relay carnival at Philadel- Ellman. Decatur street merchant, eev- that condition. fight at Ebbett's field. If the Phanton This the second ring battle of had finished the ceremony. Then Wil- land's affidavit to the effect that he got phia April 28 and 29. Cribb. who was destined to rank among eral weeks aigo -when tried before Re- Those sufferers who are In and out of bed wants another match, he can have It ^d at lard would call out, "Come on, Ix>u," half a dozen times at night will appreciate $350 Instead of J^50 last season. Baugh liis o\\ n weight. This challenge is(j also At Portland, Ore., land company has the greatest of Kngland's champions. and they would, resume fighting. If corder JoJhnson in police matinee Mon- day afternoon. the rest, comfort and strength our treat- •itates Bisland must show that he got directed to all of the middlewelghts. offered a tract of 150 acres of ground He had previously fought George the combatants hadn't been such novices ment gives. For every form of bladder the money, and from whom. "Very truly, to the city for a 18-hole golf course Maddox and defeated him in 76 rounds. it would have seemed like the most According to Ellman. Bozeman had trouble, Hcaldlng pains, or weakness, its ac- If he shows he sot it he'll bo sus- "DAN M'KETRICK." if the fity authorities will pay the "Tough. Tom" Blake was a rugged ______bareface_ d_ hippodrome---,-«- ______. - bu_ t the fans owed him some money and had re- tion is really wonderful. pended. If he doesn't he'll be suspend- taxcj for the next fifteen years. fighter and was 35 years old. He had knew~they were in deadly earnest, and fused to pay him. He also claimed Be strong, well apd vigorous, with no> ed. So there you are. Stanford oarsmen are using alumi- fought many hard battles on sea and (appreciated the naive exhibition to the that Bozeman came into his store and more pains from stiff Joints, sore muscles, .after speaking to h im in a pleasant Matty Hard at Work. ATLANTA MAN WINS num oars in their preliminary rowing, land, for Blake was a sailor by trade fulles- -- t• extent• . rheumatic suffering, aching back, or kid- the flrst^ it is believed, to be used on and did hia fighting between voyages If anybody had suggested that big, manner had knocked him down, when ney or bladder troubles. Harry Matthews is astonishing the the Pacific coast. his, Ellman's back" was turned. The Williams Treatment conquers kidney SHOOT AT P1NEHURST Young Crlb-b found the tar not so green Jess was the coming champion and bladder diseases, rheumatism and all natives at Valdosta by the way he is St. Louis Bowling association has a tough as he had been painted, and al- of the world, he would have got the Bozeman stated that Ell man |iad putting the baseball park in shape garnisheed his wages and had refused uric acid troubles, no matter how chronic Pinehurst, N. C., February 14.— (Spe- membership of 402 five-men teams en- though Blake fought furiously Cribb merry ha-ha. He was disqualified for or stubborn. I £ you have never used The there for the arrival of the Crackers. rolled In the American Bowling con- fouling in the tenth round, so his first to accept payment of a few dollars at Williams Treatment, we will give orifc 50c. cial.)—R. p. Willis, of Atlanta, carried soon battered him down. It was this a time. Jle further stated that Ellman Here Is what The Valdosta Times of gress, the greatest in the history of same "Tough Tom" who was after- battle was recorded as a defeat. Jess bottle (32 doses) for your own uae free. Saturday says about his work: off the tro>phy today in the handicap the organization. had attacked him first in the Deca- Contains no alcohol or habit-forming drug-. Bhoot at Pinehurat and did it without ward engage—D_D—d t_o —„serv„e „a„s «,a. 'triaMI€ll I1Whors™«e has always insisted that he waa not Harry Matthews, Manager Charlie Frank's William j. Knox, of Philadelphia, the for Tom Molineaux. the Virginia ne- guilty of a foul, and that the referee had tur street ecuffle. Does not affect the heart. righthand man. is about the busiest man In the assistance of tlie handicap ano-w- 1 only ten-pin expert to bowl the perfect Send this notice with your name and ad- Valdosta th«s« days. Ha has a'sang of men ance of 3 birds which had been accord- gro. when the latter arrived in Ener- 'It in for him. As a matter of fact Jess 300 score in a national champions-hip, land In search of pugilistic famfe. The probably didn't know what a foul was dress, and lOc. to help pay distribution ex- at work: at Pine Park getting thtnps in ed to him, penses, 'to The Dr. D. A. Williams Com- Mb ape for the coming of the first squad of will not compete In the American con- sailor was then nearing the 40 mark at that period of his career, and the DAVID PRUITT TO HANG pany. Dept. 658-E. General P. O. Block. Willis' score was 82, plus 3, S6; the gress tournament which begins In To- referee would have been well within tbe Atlanta baseball team and from the 82 being the best gross or net score but. ae he had been ashore some time Bast Hampton, Conn. You will receive by way he IB making the dirt fly every thing ledo March 4. Knox registered his and had spent all hJs money, he was his rights if he had disqualified both FOR MURDER OF WIFE parcel post a regular SOc. bottle (S2 doses). will be in readiness when the pitchers ar- Hcor** '" the former American"congress warriors In the first minute of the first without charge and without incurring any A high wind was blowing and the ready enough to tackle the black. The rive on the scene In the early days of next tourney at Toledo in the individual bout was fought on one of the hottest round. m „ obligations. One bottle only to a family or month. "Matty" says he Is going to have best the scratch man, P. W. Whitte- At that time the fans of Eapulpa. Da-vld* Fruitt, colored, was convicted address. •matches. days England ever had. which 1 ust of wife murder by a jury in the su- about the beat basflball' park in the* country more, of Brookline. could do, wa-s 7&. New York stat« -boxing commission Tulsa and- other eastern Oklahoma G. M. Howard, of Halifax, was third, suited the negro, but made the sailor perior court Monday. He waa sentenc- referee strfl CI s made up of- "forty-five so weak that he could do little against towns were wildly excited about Carl -with 75, plus 3, 78. Morris. The engineer had knocked out ed to hang by Judge Thomas on March officials. Molineaux. Tom Cribb than tried to 10. Prultt murdered hi« wife January New Torik city has a score or more revenge Blake, but only the fact that the old veteran. Marvin Hart in Sapulpa only a couple of months before, and a 28 In a brutal manner. After chasing Adairsville 28, Calhoan J. of golf schools supported by devotees the bout was fought on a cold, wet dav h«r through several buildings he finally of the game at a cost of nearly $50,- month or so afterward Morris put or Adairsville, Ga-, February 14.— (Spe- saved Cribb from taking a beatine at Mike Schreck to sleep in the same town. shot her down at her front door. In 000. the hands of ttassa Molineaux. The ne- returning their verdict of guilty the Kimball cial.)—The Adairsville and Oalhoun Indianapolis cycle dealers will en- Sapulpans looked upon Carl as the cqm- athletic clubs met here yesterday aft- gro waa really the victor, but after a Ine champion, and Jess was dismissed jury made no recommendations for deavor to revive bicycle racing.. The shady decision by'the referee, he final- mer<5y. ernoon, and Adai ravine romped over first contest will toe held February 29. from their minds as just an amusing them, 28 to 1. The feature of the game ly succumbed to the weather Rube who would soon go back to the was the all-round playing of the farm and glVe up his ambition to be- Adairsville boys, and the goal shooting come a fighter. An After-TheAter Train to of Sandltn shooting nine baskets, mak- 'Umps" Scott Chestnutt Jess landed only one solid blow In ing: 18 of the locals' points. The Adairs- FATE OF TWO SALLY his first bout. That one swing knocked ALBANY and THOMASVILLE ville team are ready to meet any team Fink clear out of the ring. and. if it Not necessary to break your dinner In this part of the state for games. Quits Southern League CITIES WILL BE had landed in a vulnerable spot, would or theater engagement to catch an "Write G. M. Sandlin, captain. The have ended the argument. The result early evening train.- Central of Geor- Adairsville girls are willing to meet For the International of that blow, and the fact that Fink's gia for Albany and Thoraasvllle. leaves BOXFORD SETTLED THIS WEEK many punches hadn't hurt him In the WTH THB OVM. BUTTON HOLE the fastest teams in this section. To Terminal Station 11:69 p. m. Arrive arrange games write G. M. Sandlin, least' fiecid'ed" Jess to keep on in the Albany 7:10 a. m.; Thomasville 9:50 coach. Birmingham. Ala.. February 14.— n eame. The following month he fought Savannah, Ga., Fefbruary 14. —^Vh«t - Fink arata. in Oklahoma City, and a. m- High-class, electrically-lighted THE N«W «TYt_« IN (Special.)—Scott Chefitnutf. for the past er fiavjwxuih and Macon will remain knocked him out in the third. Pullman Drawing Room sleepers ready Camp Hill Wins. several years an umpire in the "South- in the South Atlantic league this sea- for occupancy any time after 9 p. m ern league, and one of the best-known Make reservations now. W. H. Fogg, Camp Hill. Ala., February 14.—(Spe- son Is not expected to be definitely District Passenger Agent, Fourth Na- cial.)—Camp Hill High school defeated figures in southern 'baseball, announced decided until a meeting of the circuit tional Bank building. Phone, Main 490 Atlanta Branch 94 N. Pryor the Handly High school, of Rbanoke, this morning that he had accepted an committee of the league the latter —(adv.) Ala.,,. here yesterday in a fastly-played offer from President Barrow, of tbe part of this week, according to infor- WFtrrC FOR BOOKLET OF 16 STYLES game of basketball. Final score 47 mation given out here today by N. P. UNTTBO SHIRT A COLLAR CO., TROT, N. Y. to 2. International league, to serve as an Corieh, president of the league Mr arbiter In the east during the coming Corish saJd he fenew nothing of a re- season. Chestnutt has given universal port that Macon had been given until satisfaction in this circuit and has more 4 o'clock this afternoon to raise the FORWAR SECRETARY friends thttn the average umpire ow- money necessary for a guarantee that Macon would put a team in the league. ing to his predilection for fine clothes At the last meeting of the circuit WITH THE MOVIES Washington. February 14. — While and politics. Committee It was announced that Feb- FINEST President Baugh says that be has at ruary 9 would be the last day on President Wilson has not selected a least twenty applications for the posi- which Macon and Savannah could de- new secretary of war, it waa indicated tion, but will not announce a successor old* whether to remain In the league. tonlKht that the choice lay between DENTAL WORK AT LOWEST PRICES to Chestnutt for several weeks as he Efforts to 'raise the money, particular- Secretary Houston, of the department THE SAVOY Vte Do Not Charge On» Penny Mor* desires to go over the material avail- ly at Macon. had not been finished of agriculture, and several --men outside able carefully. at that time and the agreement as re- 01of- oitj^ioofficia"l jimlife.. ThA.-.e~ r-—-*-*-"Presiden—t -I—s care-^ TODAY Than the Prices We Advertise ported was not followed to the letter, fully canvassing the qualifications or TODAY Reports from Macon are that an effort "pall the men he considers available.^ it "The Living Lie," a drama of the ONE PRICE— is being made to get the money in time is said tha" t althoug~h" "h~ e may reach~" , a First-run feature pictures. WELSH MEETS WINNER to. announce to the -next meeting of decision at a'ny time, it Is probable no underworld, featuring pretty Mlna the committee that Macon will be in nomination will be made tor several Jeffrie*. Best Gold Crowns DUNDEE-MANDOT BOUT tbe league. No great effort la being made here and many of those Inter- "Among the men outside of official Bridge Work . , Nerv Orleans. February 14,—QLx>cal ested believe Savannah will not be in life understood to be under considera- THE GEORGIAN $3 fight promoters today announced they the league this year. tion are Carter Harrison, former mayor had closed arrangements with Freddie It has been_annotmced that Mont- of Chicago, and Judson Harmon, for- BEST SET OF TEETH $5 Welsh, world's liehtwelgHt champion, gomery, Ala,: Waycroas. Ga.; Florence, mer governor of Ohio. Assistant Sec- TODAY to meet the winner of the Joe Mandot- 8. C., and Dothau.. Ala,,, have applied retary Peters, of the t— —«.-*- rainless Methods—Skillful Operators of Years' Experience Johnny Dundee bout, whtcfa is to be for any vacancy that may present tment; Secretary Lane, _ Pauline Frederick, In "The Eter- held here February 21. itself. TODAY 1 department, and Counsellor Polk, of the nal City." According to the announcement. state department, .also have been sug- ONE PRICE DENTAL OFFICE Welsh will receive a guarantee of gested. Carl Vrooman, assistant secre- Billy Beard, "The Party from the $13,000. The fight will take pla«e JOHNSTON REFUSES tary of agriculture, is Bald to be a South," all week. Whitehall Street, Corner Mitchell *- in New Orleans March 4, and will be possl-ble, successor to Secretary Hous- twenty rounds for the title. TO REPORT TO EBBETS ton should the latter be shifted to the "The Tr»H of tfie Wild Wolf," THESELECTA war department. p drama, with Panl P«n*er. "A ooga, Tenn., February 14. — The president has received a large Supper for Four," comedr. Peachtree and Tenth Streets. (Special..) — Clai ming that President number of political Indorsements for TODAY Ebbets, of Brooklyn, has refused to as- various men, 'but officials say the selec- William H. Crane, In "David Ha- sume his Federal league contract. Jim- tion will not l>e made upon political VICTORIA my Johnston, former Birmingham speed grounds. rum." -"Salambo," a wonderful pic- merchant, whose home is In Chattanoo- ture In " five parts, featuring Gus- ga, has refused to report to the Na- tional league club. TODAY tave Flanbert. Blti CUT PRICES m Johnston played with the Oakland Coast league club last year. Shortly Henry Brecklnridge. "The Greater Will," Gold Rooster after the season closed, he signed with Own«r Sinclair, of the Newark Feder- The adjutant general of Georgia has play, with Cyril Maude. als. After peace was concluded, Sin- THE DESOTO clair fiold him to Brooklyn. JoJyistpn. asserts that Ebbets wants him to play A OVERUSES BRANDS r for a smaller salary than called for for"General J. C. H. Foster, adjutant TODAY in his Federal .contract, although the general of Florida, for the position of latter is of the supposedly iron-clad va- secretary of war. Copies of the re- GRAND High-class pictures by the best 1 riety. ouest for Indorsement are being sent 'ROSE SELLS IT FOR LESS to the adjutant generals of the various TODAY producers. Also polite vaudeville. Chappell to Cleveland. Jesse L. Lasky presents Cha- rlotte Walker, In "The Trail of the Murray Hill < Lonesome Pine," supported by a THE ALAMO NO. i 9IO.SO$IIM» NICARAGUA CANAL ROUTE splendid cast. TODAY "Destiny," three-part Esscnay, featuring Ruth Stonehouse. "The SOUGHT BY ffiRMANY THE STRAND Wrong Mr. Wright," comedy. Prince Henry Ran Fourth. Washington, February 14. — That TODAY Kentucky Londbn, February 14.—Prince Henry, Germany had offered Nicaragua a larg- third son _gf King George, ran fourth er sum than the United State* for an "Th* Fool'* Revenge." • William THEALSHA today in 1H . aual junior mile race at option on the Nicaraguan canal route, F*ox nrodnetfeitf IcatDrlnsr MMade Mathewson Standard, Bottled In Bond Eton. His '• was 4 minutes 54 sec- was urged in the senate today aa an OObert and William H. Toolter. Also onds. The wmner was a young school- argument for early ratmcation of the TODAY I full quart TBo: 2 full quart* SX.4OJ 4 fall «uart* *•••*! • toll boy named Rice. The' race was a most pending treaty. "The Girl and the Game," Chap. strenuous one, owing to wind and (rain. Several senators said they naa oeen quart* 95.101 IX full quart* 9T.SO. informed during the course of the de- ter No. 8. "As a W.cmjin Sows," 41 121 bate that Germany had long sought an THE REGENT Mutual Masterpiece, featuring Ger- option on the canal route, that efforts trude Robinson. DUFFY'S MALT .SO $1.75 S&40 $ 6.65 $ 9.95 Beals Becker Released. first were made' soon after France undertook construction of a canal and TODAY llMk Lib*! SI.25 $2.40 $4.65 $ ais $13.70 Philadelphia, February 14.—The Phil- M adelphia National League Baseball club renowed more recently. "Tltte Strmnsjrmn e C«*e of Stmrr Pn«*»» TsTM FMHWR $.1.65 $3.20 $5.75 $1135 $17.00 HOSES Members of the foreign relations Chapter ,So. 3, tartMin* Henry B. today announced that Beals Becker, $15,00 committee denied reports that there Walthnll nnd finn* Mmro. "Ferltln** HAM) JL HAI8 TkrM Star $1.50 $2.85 S&50 Si 0.50 utility outfielder, had been given his was documentary' evidence In poscea- NO. 2 unconditional release. Pep ProdMe*,'' ttfO-*eel SHI*. "The HAUJ ., HAia Fir* Star . $1.90 $3.60 $7.00 SI3JB $20.75 sion of th« committee on the subject. Failure*," «««lurt»« Dorothy Ber- •'Of course we have heard reports nard and TVIItred Lrtiea*. TODAY that Germany sought to obtain the HAY PLEDGES SUPPORT Nicaraguan canal route," said Senator Maite l£mpre»«, the rabllme Stone, chairman of the committee. ylre. In * powerful live-reel E V. O.S. BLACK ARMOR RYE (Rose's) TO PRESIDENT WILSON ""Whether ahe offered $9.000,000 or J12,- Me producthm, "f^>W« Oro«»r»«*»." •(ended with 1 4 year-old whiskey 000 000 or $20,000,000, I dp not know. VAUDETTE n "Beki»d clo«e«I Boom." Illlllll.,, ~~ " " * * **?* " -^ WasMngrton, February 14.—President We have no means of knowing. Ger- 1 Full X Fun 4 Full "if ull 1 2 Full •"""••••••"•"""*"•••••«•••••*••"«*''•"' Wilson today received a letter from many was actuated by the same mo- TODAY Quart Quarts Quarts) Qiftrta , Quart* Chairman Hay, of the house military tives In seeking this canal route that Prance had In the original Panama "Honor's Altar," Thos. H. Ince •>1 A/l Sft 1 7fE S£O SEfl "ttft OR This offer expires March 1st. In order to committee, assuring him of the desire THE BONHEUB 91.OO 9I.7O 93.SO 9B.Z6 F«^ eecnre these prices either fill out coupon, or pin o„f, th...,^e, com„ rnittee t—o • work in harmon.,y enterprise i« apparent to every one. production, featuring Bessie Barris- DMCATCIl. OA- All the ab«v* ajriom express oolleol -* It to your order. K-l with him in perfecting the plans foe. -Personally, I think it would be to the cale. "Fldo's Fate," SennettKey- * * Rose, chuttanoova: Please ship roe the following. national defense. real political disadvantage of the TODAY The letter was sent in compliance United States for any European gov- stone comedy, featuring Charles tor which enclosed please find money order tor $..... with a resolution adopted by the com- ernment' to have control of a canal Murray. Crane Wilbur, in "Could a Man | ALWAYS DO WHAT I SAY I WILL QQ -mittee thanking the president for hia route across the Pan- American isth- confidence expressed in his published mus,'*" Do More?" RANDOLPH KOSK, Pre*. correspondenqe with, former Secretary . Champions of the pending Nicaraguan Garrison. treaty are said to have cited Germany's THE EUCLID Name, ..„ — ...... — ..,»...,.-.. The letter follows: desires in urging its ratification, Nica- R. M. ROSE COMPANY "I have been instructed by the com- ragua having -agreed to accept the EM THEATER ;" DMIIIen mittee on military affairs of the house $3.000,000 offered by the United StateH \ Krpreu Office.. M .. .. •- -- • •».*• of representatives to Convey to you for the canal ' option and naval base CHATTANOOGA, TENN. the very great appreciation which the in Fonseca Bay. TODAY TODA-Y 1 Post OHIc* committee feels for the confidence Senator Stbne said late today that he Itoafsd ana baasrtNul aremiunw •which you have. shown in Its good faith had agreed to defer asking for a vote Refined pictures by the best .pro- First-run Pictures by the best Free Waablncton. February- DEVELOPWEAKNESS uaed during January amonated to 542,- r- ARE STILL LEADERS 066 runninl bate* compare* with ««.- 863 u»ed d5rlne January Ja»t year, tto n* Clo***~—. census bureau today announced. Article*. , JLdT. DM. The Advance Was Due to PROFESSIONAL VIEWS six OTTON — Spot d«l>. ? Grains Depressed by Heavy Cotton use<| durin'*g I*Sto , jxr Ib. In. Atlanta.. 12.00C ON COTTON SITUATION All Metal Shares Command enaiOendinKg uKouflkrJanuaryr e8*1 w™—1^ I,«?.MM «of oaft->i7. ^ CJTTON — »4ay d«l>.- nln« nalea. compared with J,6*»,880 aur- I>er Ib. In N«w TorK U-lEc ,; Early Foreign Inquiries, Receipts and Freight Con- ing the same period the previous year. COTTON — May dol'y. M«w Torlc. PeDruarT 14.- Attention — Lower Trend Cotton on hand January 31 was. In P«r Ib. In N.w Or.. ll.»4c day's market was dwold — umlnx establiahments, 1.874.669 CSTTON — M«y - Jun» But With Close of Markets fluctuations on small orders. There Is — - gestion —Gain s in Provi- ° wiiilst l.Bie,*4S a year a«o, »nd del'y. per Ib. In talk of Increased acrafe ««~w;"d«... " •••:::::::"«»s; i 4RD—July defy, per •Say". li'ii 12.18 iz^ 12.21 New York. February 14.—f th« II 831. against 68,507 during the same York 376.12 tracts. Kxcept >r thLa and the census uyars of the capper stocks. pounds. *4 75 to 16.2V. __,,-*«. i sixth "as much as the correspopdini period last year. era! list closed steady, net unchanged figures market news and tradlnp were Oils. General Motors and New York TYPICAL LISTED lo 5 points higher. Ovtr-hollday de- without feature. Th*••e« trad»•-—e fully . -^"HoW """"• time last year, whereaa the totaf sup- R. R. and Xnd. Bonds that consumption this season by American Airbrake constituted the other irreg- Good to choice hellers, 600 to 700 po»nd«. posted as about 13,000,000 19 New York 3102.87 velopments evidently failed to create ply waa mills will be a record, but In the absence ularly strong features for a time, but I 14.26 to »450. . . .__ ,, ' buuhels in excess of la»t year's aggre- £t free exports buy In, la reduced to Im- Cotton Seed Oil. •&* cent. any fresh sentiment of conseauence. mediate reoulrementa owing to the .large Industrial stocks used — -. . and trading: was quiet. Tlslbla supply- JAY. BOND 4 Gen. Electric, studebaker. V. S. Rubber and D. a Steel. The market opened steady at an ad- New Tork. February 14.— to w 9.38 Burlaps advanced; yarns ruled nrm. su clent buT L72, while St. Paul, New^York Centra^ ) Above- auotatlons »PP!y, corn-fed noga dation from wire and commission house yet there has not appeared «J. ,, ,, ».40 Ing power In these distant months and the 9.30O9.34 sources, while there was sJso scatter- market ha* been unstained only by the ing local pressure encouraged by the strength of the »pot markets In the soutl THE ODD LOT REVIEW. Ismed v*elOr~ 1* * •agglng tendency at New Orleans. Of- whereindlltereTit selling has met indlfferen tune timely Journal iwrtewlns New York Stock buying for some time. We must begin to New York. February 14.—The metal ex .cHrfUM from the mull Inrettor'a ferings were not heavy or aggressive, match the into-slght of each week with las tang* quotes lead 16.15, spelter not quoted SI 00 a 7Mr Send for sample however, and after sagging off to 11.90 year anand thee mill taking* s ~o*f each*• "*"wee*k At London, lead £82 2s 4d. Spelter, £93. coim». PoolWbed W John Mnlr t Co.. 61 for March. 12.30 for July and 12.33 for with those of last year before cotton can b Copper, firm, electrolytic, nearby ar Broadway New York City. called In a statistical position wortny o rune. 127.2CO2.SO; third quarter, 126 75 October, prices rallied 2 or 3 points. bullish consideration. A lingering idea, ex The census figures on supply and lats that May cotton should be bought when Iron, firm; No. 1 northern. 120.25@20 75 distribution showed a domestic mill It gets below 12 centa We do not shar No, t, 119.76030 25, No. 1 southern, 120.00 this idea We think the market I» a pur 20.60; No. 2. [email protected]. consumption of lint cotton for January ly Metal exoiuuace quotes tin arm; spo of B42.0B5 bales, compared with 554. 715 °° - also" wVs" affected to a degree because FLOUR. CHAIN, HAY AND FEED. sequently -wiped out most of the i lor December. This falling off may of the new phases injected Into the In- 34% ' creamery, higher scoriae. 25 m ••5* flrrtm, 29©33%: saconds, 26@28% •with 633,580 for the month of De- *goods trade is In the best condltlo rne* firm ; receipts, 8,714. Fresh f *v cember. for many years, so the Increased coneump , extras, 28©2»; extra firsts. 26%£ On the whole, consequently, the fipr- tlon of cotton, as given by the census repor flrsta. 2EO26; seconda, 22@24; nearby S Send for Special ures seemed to be considered about in today, la corroborated evidence that aery whites. > fine to fancy, 303>31; n«arb e . H !> th line with expectations, and local trad- ills are runlne to full capacity. May hennery browns. 2.?-®29. ers appeared to be waiting for fresh large consumption, together with the neav vanced % per cent on call. patentT, »6.75, Sun Beam (good pat« 20.80 20.67 30-70 50.75 Cheeie steady; receipts. 1.436 Stat takings of llnters, which la slowly our sup 5 50 July whole ntitk flats, held, color, specials. IS % developments In the spot markets, or pltea In the absence of any active expor $6.76; Tulip flour (low grade), * - .- ,. LARD— dpp, averagever, 18; do. colored, average fane Letter "AC" in the shipping situation. Meal. Sacked, Per Bu —Meal, plain. 144-Ib. May 10.S5 18.27 sacks, 86c: meal, plain »»-lb- sacks, 860; 10.46 18: do. current. 17 %:v flats, current mak According to the figures of a local Meanwhile, the market drifts within Stocks in New York. July 10.62 specials,. 1717%% ; do. average fancy mn. 17 narrow range, simply because merchan meal, plain, 48-lb. aack&, 88c; meal, plain. RIBS— authority the amount of cotton on shlp- 24-lb. sacks, 90c. • May 11.40 koard awaiting clearance at the close do not feel able to forecast at the momen "oressed poultry strong; fresh killed Rum6rs of an increased acreage have checke Orain, Backed, Per Bu.—Corn. No. 2 July 11.66 16%<927; fowls, 14%O19: turke-:eys; . ot last week was only 133,693 tales. . . ."Sfc white, 97c; oats, fancy white clipped. 6Bc; Renskorf, Lyon 6 Co. buying for an advance, while the deman oatd. No. 2 white. «4c; oata, No. 8 white. t»80. aKainst 174.784 the previous week, and from spinners prevents any great pressur Am. Beet Sugar. ... 70,4 *»£ Receipts In Chlea.ro. MEMBERS 452,529 bales at the same time last I B3c; oats, red feed oats. 62c. Mo February 14.—Butter firm on the market of the supplies I Seeds. Sacked. Per Bu.—Appier seed oats. Chicago, year. HUBBARD BROS. * CO. 1 , .. °^?6 New York Stock Exchange. Am. Cotton Oil.. 80c burt oats 75c. Texas rust-proof oats, 7Uc- Corn, cars ...... 6,665 Jrhlg"e"-"Vecelpts, 3.604 cases, firsts, Spot cotton quiet: middling uplands 66 66 67% I Hay, Etc-—Timothy, No. 1. small bales, 106 New York Cotton Exchange. 12 00. no sales. Am. Locomotive . Oats, cars ...... 24- ordinary firsts, 22Q23: at mark, Live Stock. Am. Smelting ... 11.26: timothy. No. 2, small bales, $1.15; Hogs, head 75,000 _.. Included, 20®23W. Chicago Board of Trade. Bermuda hay. 85o; Johnson grass hay, Me; 14 ec p Am. Sugar Potatoes lower; receipts, 77 cars; Mlcnl- New Orltmmm »••» 1 to S Points. Chicago. February -~-?°«^r|?; ?' , Am. Tel. and Tel Il27% 127% 127* 127% C S meal. Harper's prime. 186.00. C. S. ru Wisconsin, Mlnneoota and Dakota New Orleans. February 14. —Afte r a 78,000, weak. Bulk 181008.25; light $7. Am. Tobacco llKsS "6* 1"* *°J£ nieal. Buckeye prime. J36.00; C. S. meal. Receipts of wheat, 9.163,000, axalnst Sates, 86e»1.05: Minnesota and Dakota- 08.25 mixed 17.90® 1.30. heavy IT.tO . »2* 90% 90% J0% Mllco feed, $31.00; JC. B. meal. Cremo feed. 1,706,000 last year. 33 New Street, New York slight advance In the early trading on 830- rough 17.90®B.«6. pigs *6.25®7.4fl Anaconda Copper Obloa 15 & 11.00 this market today cotton fell off under Atchteon .!»»•10108S8 "*A4 10i»»8 108 i108n % . 929 00- C. S. hulls, square sacks, $17.50; Receipts of corn. 4.076.000, against l.BZS,- Poultry. alive higher; fowla, 1BH: Cattle—Receipts 14.000, strong. Natl C. S. hulls, llntleaa, 114.00. dullness and remained at a small net Atlantic Coast Line. .... 0 T springs. 17. if cattle 1S.50O9.65; cows and hetfe Bald'n Locomotive. .115 11114 112 Chicken Keed. Per Cwt.—Purina, pigeon ° Shlmnenta 'of wheat. l,17i.OOO. acalnat declln'e dtrrlng the remainder of the 150820* calves ^BOOH-SO; atock* 8 87-2 98 leed, 100-U> sacks. **.7»i Aunt Pat«y mash. and feeders, nominal. 15.6007.25. B. and O •• * * £84 000 laat y**ir session. The close wag at a net loss Bethlehem Steel ...470 470 47—0 100-lb. t>acks, 92.45; Purina chowder, 100-lb. 6hlpments of com. 1.1M.OOO. sialnst 444.- of 1 to 3 poinjts. Sheep—Receipts 18.000; strong. Wethe 1776©lT35- ewes $6.5008.26; lambs 49.00 Brooklyn Rd. Tran.. 86% 85 sacks, S2.4E, Red Feather scratch. 100-lb. 000 laat year. The bullish showing of the consump- Canadian Faclflc ... 175 172 172 sacks, $2.15; Purina scratch. 12-pkg. bales, ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. tion figures Issued by the census bu- 11.60. Central Leather 64% 6>H S2 40: Purina scratch, 100-lb. sacks, 12.30; reau stimulated buying on the first 14.—Hogs^-Recelpts Chenap'e and Ohio 60% 62 Purina chick. 100-lb. eacks, *2.45: Victory Grain. St. Louis, February . scratch, 100-lb- sacks, 12.15, special scratch. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS call, on which the moat active months 22.500, steady. PigPli s and- llgnt-- • a |6.BOfi>3iO*"•; hi. Mil. and St. Chicago, February 14. —Wheat —No . 2 red. lers $S.050MO; good heavy Paul ...... 96% 9& 100-lb. sacks. 11.90; beef scraps, per 100-lb. 1.280171814: No. 8 red. |1.26% »1J5% j No rose 4 points. Shorts were inclined to mixed and butcher; socks, 13.40; beef scraps, per 50-lb. socks. EMPIRE BUILDING. ATLANTA. GEORGIA, cover at first, but the market lacked hi R. I. and Pac '2 ha?a.. . SO7811.29; No. 3 hard. S1.22<4 O . 1»% 19 19 19% 11.85; oyster shell, per 100-lb. sacks, 8Sc; 1.86 support from the long aide and bear o^olldated 'aas ..136% 134% 1*4% 135% chicken wheat, per bushel,, 11.45.,. n—No . J yellow, nominal; No, traders regained confidence. Their ontlnental Can 80 80 SO 81 Peters Proven Prod—' Ara'—*b• horse feed, low 7*0^d71^4f No. 4 white. 70%071 offerings at no time were very lib- 77% "" *1. 96 ; Ke-Peter horse feed, J1.90 ; Klng_Corn o'at»-3jo.s white. 4«%«47; stanndardA£. -. eral. The market gradually sago-ed un- 87% 87% SSH „ ' ' , a tl 80 Rabbit 'horse 'feed, »1.70; til In the afternoon the trading months 170Vi 170% 171% ;j™ peiture dairy meal. 81.70; Alfal-Fat 48Ry?l?NO. 2. I1.01H. HHBBARD BROS. & CO., Cotton Merchants were 4 to 5 points under the dlose of Barley, 67®77. Saturdav Timothy. 8-50i98.s». HANOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK Weather conditions over the belt mnols Cental" !"!l04H 108% 105% 103% alfalfa "meal. 100-lb.. 81.60; No. 1 alfalfa St Louis, FebmsTT M.—^WHsat. Ne. S < •were considered more favorable than Kansas City, February 14.—Hoga—Re- iterborough Consol. ' meal, 100-lb., |1.50. dried beet pulp, 100-lb. rei. 81.S8WJ.83; No. 3 hard, nomlnsj; May otherwise for plowing. but reports celpta 12,000 steady. Bulk 17.70®! 00; -7% 17* 8123%®! 28%; July, 81.17%. Tort Frodoe*."•sjh^j?* s-«s.«.^. .uSs <8x£srz££°ys£i,£z. concerning acreage were conflicting beavy ?7.75i38 00, packers butcher. 26% 26% 27% i ^Shorta, 'Bran and Mill Feed—Shorts, Red Cora—No. 2 and No. J white, nominal and save neither side the advantage. pigs »6.25O ehlgh Vallejr 77 * 77% 78% I Dog. 100-lb. sacks, »1»5, Dandy middlings. >7.75®8.0B. light »766®790, 1243 125 M y J y 5H fntur* d«Uv«ry. ._ . _. It was much of a waiting market. ,d N. I 100-lb. sacks, J1.90. Wehman white shorts. o atJi^o. S' and Na. 3 whH*. nominal »f »pot cotton (or d*UT«rr. CorrMvoadaaca Cattle Receipts 10.600; steady. Prime 260 267 J 100-lb. sacks, »1.85. fancy mill feed. 7o-lb. May, 46%; July, nominal. Spot cotton quiet, unchanged Sales 195 193 on the apot. 310 bales, to arrive, 200. fed ateer« *8.40@900. dressed beef steers . I sacks 81.85; P. W. mill feed. 75-lb. sacks, 867508.25: eouthern steers »6008>7 I 81 70- Georgia feed. 76-lb. sacks, 81.70; gray Good ordinary. 1012: strict good or- (*owa 14 25 ©6.75. helCeri 8.76. stock- "* 14 14 14%1 short.. 100-lb. sacks, 81.76. brown shorts, dinary. 1062; low middling. 1112: S?r and feeders $600®7.6o: »5 25» 5% 6% &14' 100-lb. sacks, 11.66; germ meal, 100-lb. sacks. strict low middling, 11.37. middling, 676. calves »6 50«1050 109 108^4 109%1 8170 germ meal, 75-lb. sacks, 8170; bran. 11 62 strict middling, 1187: good mid- ' itire'wheat, 100-lb. sacks, J1.40; bran, pure dling. 1219; strict good middling, 12.43. Sugar. r^Ce^al.V.'.i-.lO,! l'.U 1.6% »8* wheat, 75-lb. sacks, 81-40; bran, rice bran. Receipts. 2,770: stock. 426,327. New York. February 14.—Reports that . —T." . —N.'H — . an---d "H. •"" 60% 6ST4 71 100-lb. sacks, 81-26. . and W ...... 117 116% 116% 118% Salt—Salt brick 7.' 26"-Vb. sacks, 20c, salt. 'Fort 1 [uarl tto°°?7oo •» i?% . ?V.«or ...5ss.^sr« ». of Cuba. sSJSto aHoat Sat 5»% 69% 60 N'ew Orleans—Middling Iron ...... Myl'es. 100-lb. sacks, 62c, salt btocKs, 60-lb. Steud'r Corp. . -. .164% 151% 152% 154 blocks. 62c- 2 770 salea 510, atock 42ii. Southern Paciflc .100% 9B90% 100 100% ^alveaton—Middling 12.10. Southern Railway 21% 21 21 21% 935, sales 188, stock 311.625 5S% 69% ATLANTA PROVISION MARKET. Mobile—Middling 11.50, receipt: pfd ...... B9% 69% (Corrects* by the white Provision company.) Jo stock 19,82.,. Coppe...... r — 61 69% 59% 60% Cornfield hams, 10 to IS average 18% Savannah—Middling 12.00. receipts 2,792, Texas CoV ...... 216% 216% 212% 214 Cornfield hams. 12 to 14 average... .18% —would a lower rate axpurtK 16,053, sales 899, stock 185,218. Texas and Paclflc. . .7 Cornfleld Skd. hams, 16 to 18 avg... .19% Charleston—Middling 11%, receipts 273. Union Paclfii 34% 184% Corn&eld picnic hams, 6 to 8 avg 13% atock «6 834. S. Rubber. . 63 62% 52% 52% Cornfleld breakfast bacon 26 Wilmington—Receipts 301. stock, 50,811. ^.,F^.'?»p^^^-"-V« U. S. Steel .... 85% 83% 83% 84% Cornfleld sliced bacon. No. 1 cartons, Norfolk—Middling 11 88. receipts 6,347. do pfd. . . . 117% 117% 117% 117% 12 to case 8360 salea 80 atock 1.19,976 Utah Copper 86% 84% 84% 84 Grocers' bacon, wide or narrow 21 for money interest you? Baltimore—Stock 2 709, Va.-Caro. Chen 47% 46% 47--%• 48% i*l. *>, inHnl u r conditions adlusted some Cornfield pork sausage (fresh), link Boston—Middling 12 10 receipts 680. stock un in<- ^- _1 (K1a llno -arill BOOH be in a I. Qoal and or bulk. 25-lb. buckets. 13 1 J 000 - . Impr •vetnent long this Coke 56 65 Cornfled wieners. 10-lb. cartons . .14 Philadelphia—Middling 1.2 2S . stock 2,885. ler on Wabash Pfd. " Cornfield bologna sausage. 25-lb. boxes New York—Middling 12 00, exports 1,909. market from Ctfs 28% 27% Cornfleld luncheon ,ham. 26-lb. boxes stock 331.S6S „. flrm- Western "Union 89% 88% 89% Cornfield smoked link sausage, 26-lb. Beginning February 15th, 1916, Manufacturers Minor ports—Exports 9.927. stock 62.173 Westlng'e Electric . «8 *7% .10 of labor dtf- 146 Total today—Receipts 24201, exjports 27,- f«^S^-points n Jnlted Fruit 148% 146 149 Coraflfeld" wieners, in pickle, No. 16 and Jobbers worth $20,000 to $1,000,000 can sell us RS9 atock 1.621.055. flcultiesn . Price, were • • Total sales Monday 657,800 shares. 81.75 Total tor week—Receipts 45,541, exports hlBher at inthes c.u™. Sales. 3.900 tons. all or part of their open accounts at a lower rate than Range New York fut«r.. Monday;^ Cftrnneld" 'lard, tierce basis .. 12 •t.OSfi. n .12 Total for the season—5,204.514. exports Bonds in Ntw York. CounTry style lard. 60-lb. .tins. ever before—in many cases a reduction of 33>i%. February 3.7003.80 3 89®3 90 Compound lard, tierce basis .. -11% 3.151,740. 3.TS&3 83 U S 2s, registered, bid 88% D S. extra ribs .12% 'While your boaines. may not nttJ'money, there are, donbt- March . 3 83 bid 3 93@>3 94 d u D S. bellies, medium average .13% Interior Movement. April 3'sobld 39»a3»9 u §: S rSa.t«rfd.-bid :::::::::::::::»|S D. a bellies, light .14 loaa, time* when you can use aome additional ready cash to Houston—Middling 12.05, receipts 10,948; May 3.9S bid 4.0304.04 do. coupon, bid 102% advantage to diacoont your billa, buy for cash, or increase your shipments 12.082, sales 4.219. stock 196,416. June 4.00 bid 4.0804.0> do. registered, bid 110% GROCERIES. Memphis—Middling 12.00. receipts 3.563; July 4.08O411 4.12B4.13 shipments 2,722, salea 2,100. stock 28S.1$0. August . D. S. 4s. coupon, bid 108% t^'f.wL.i!2cVf: .Company vohun*. September 4.1304.1* 4.16134 18 Panama 8s, coupon, bid 102 Augusta—Middling 11.78. receipts 572. 4.1494.19 [email protected] lan't H mo«t logical than to Bell as ** many o£ your open shipments 1.601. salea 157, stock 174.004. October . American Agricultural 6s SC Louis—Middling 12H. receipts 1.17S; American Cotton Oil 6s ... • \: Pink. «%; navy. a. account* or customer*' notes as the occasion may demand ? You shipments I 117. stock 17,542. American Tel. and Tel. cv. 4%s .. 106% paus. J1.36; 3-os. »3.7a, Cincinnati—Receipts 1.877 : shipments Coffee. American Tobacco 6s, bid 118 will receive about 80* spot caah,baJanca, when^ox have collected Anglo-French 6s 94% IJMLI.UO. -Diamond oak. 48e. 1 108 stock 15,840 Vew York February 14 —There was rath- 96 the accounts for us, and your customers know nothing of the ' Little Rock—Middling 12.18: receipts rr inactive demand for late months at the Atchlson gen. 4s ,'•;•'•* ptpw-oraln. 31c, ground. t3o. 1,23* shipments 1.431. salea 1.431: stock Atlantic Coast Line Consol. 4s .. 92% Flour—Elegant. 38.76. Diamond. 8600 0 97% tjansactioii. S.S.KS e«r.heB»«-Vrprfc .rwe^"uT Baltimore and Ohio cv. 4%s ..... Best Self-rising. 37.76; Monogram. 8786 balfas—Middling 11 65 16 points hl«rher. December sold Central of Georgia Consol. Sa, bid 101% taraaSon. »'•": G«"">" G'aln. 37.00;'pin: The total cost now is only I/Sfth of 1 % for tack day (1 % a Montgomery—Middling 11 50 Central Leather 6s 102 ^«b« ner case. »5.uw. month figured to fee exact day) on the net face of accounts from Total to*lay—Receipts 19,651, shipments Chesapeake and Ohio cv. 4%s 87% _'0.061, -flock 723942 Chicago. B. and Q. Joint 4s ...... date of our purchase until paid, provided you sell us $100,000 of Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul cv. 6s .. oeana. Chicago. K. I. and Pac. Ry. ret. 4s .. 66% accounts within any 12 successive months. No Commission, In- Comparative Port Receipts. «* TTOO' Chums. S3...0;- pink. 33.66 ' Erie gen. 4s . . . -v • - 7 v terest, Exchange or other Charges. Illinois Central ref. 4B 89% * "IVic 8Z.»0. Asparagus tip I he follow, ing tabls.i-how 9'5 ?s no Tuna flsn. Is. 37.SO;•*&. %sT Ktt porta Monday compared Int. Mer. Marine 4%s "\ »B.60. Co" This is our stftmd ratt rtductian within a year, made pos- du-T last year Liggett and Myers 5a 1»15(. denseJ.r?sed milkmil—. 3S.S6., W 3«-«0. Evai-porat«, d milk. sible largely by an increase in oor annual volume to over Interior Horement. Lorlllard Es -••-••• • 2." « *8.«6- AlUgatar. {Ta 2 Ports. * !»»_« 1915. Louisville and Nash. un. 4s P .!' 920 000,000, Otn+fourl&s of which comes from firms rated New Orleans 12 266 Missouri, Kan. and Texas 1st. 4s .. ! 45 n^ York Central deb. 6s S»ocr"ystai.""36c;"No 3 barrels."«.«. *°° S3S,000 to $1,000,000. If you sell us less than $100,000 within ston 20,219 Spot coffee, firm. Rio Ts, 9%. Santos dw 53 737 N. Y, N. H. and H. cv. 6s ...... l?n? and Hammer sods, 3S.06. keg .oda. Mobile j'c, sT4c Cost and freight market Ar - ,yal Baking Powder 1-pound. 84.80; any 12 successive months, there is an additional charge of nah 2,792 13.253 settled and, irregular owing to the :on- Norfolk and Western cv. 4%s. bid . 273 2 032 irtalnty Northern Paciflc 48 ... L 36.00: Horstord's, 34.60; Uood JS. per 91,000. 301 1 577 tinued scarcity of tonnage »nd u Pennsylvania Consol. 4%s ./ ^ Success. 81.30: Hough Rider: aa to freight rates and Insurance Offers of It will involve no obligation on your part to write for details, 5 347 4,899 _ ranging Pennsylvania gen. 4%s 491 Santos 4'8 were reported here. "'Lard and Compound—Cottolene. 88 30; around 9.7S, for American credits, and of SnSw Drift, cases. 37.00: Sooco. 11; yiake M have our nearest representative call and explain our Non- 371 „,. 8 55 to 8.65 American credits. ReJuSfc !rSn ana 'sfeeV 6,' U94oi: I.''.'.'. K 2 1.291 Rio 7*s St Louis and San Fran. ref. 4s, bid.. 69% White. 11; Silver Leaf. 13. Notification System. The ,fflclal cables reported no change in Sour Uherklna—Per erats. 31.80; kegs. milreis prices ninc« last Friday, but a de- Se'aboard Air Line adj. 5s 67 % 24 201 59.106 Southern Bell Telephone 6s 101% IS 50B800; sweet mixed, kegs. 811.60. Olives. cline of S-16d In the rate of Rio exchange Southern Paciflc cv. 6s 135% AOc 10 84.60 per dozen. 1915 on London Santos cleared 16,000 for San Sugar—Granulated, 6%: powdered, 7; 1915. Francisco and Rio 8.000 bags for New Tork. Southern Railway 5s 102% 10.948 29 177 do gen. 4s 72% cube* 7%; Ponrino. 3%. 573 1.315 Brazilian port receipts 28.000; Jundlahy, 10, Tenn. Copper cv. 6s 131 3.563 e.iss Texas Compsny cv. 6s 106% MPinphtb 1.373 2.424 ° Ranee New York futures Monday: Nmw York Financial. Commercial Credit Company St trOUl! Ope: Texas and PaclHc 1st 96% Clncmnai 1.877 1 023 Union Pacific 4s 97% New Yor*. February 14.—Mercantile paper. Nonnotification Commercial Bankers Ultle K 817 January D. a Steel Ss 106 February . Virginia-Car. Chemical 5s 99% Sterling, 60-day bills. 34.71; demand. 34.76; 40.939 March Cash Capital 91,300,000 Surplus $150,000 cablea, 34 76%. April .... Francs, demand, 85-87; cables, 35.86. May Marks, demand. 75%; cables. 76%. Kronen, BALTIMORE Liverpool Cotton. June Naval Stores. demand. 13%^ cables,' 13%. Guilders, de- Cotto spot. ily Represented at Ul"v erpool. February 14.- August Savannah. Ga.. February 14.—Turpentine, mand, 42%; cables. 42%. Llrea, demand, st*ady Good middlln, 8-36; miaatmc. ».n; September nothing doing: last sals February 7. 64%; 36.73; cables. 36.72. Rubles, demand. 82%; low middling 7 73, Salea 7,000, for specula- November . sales, none; receipts. 84; shipments. 8; stock. cables. 32%. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA BOSTON tion and export, 1.000. Beceipta. ST.ttOO. Bar silver, 56%. x 300 Fifth Ave. Slock Exchange Bldg. 50 Congress St Futures quiet llHorfn, steady; sales. »38; receipts. 868; Mexican dollars. 43%. Rang« Uv«rpool fatur«s Monday: Rice. shipments. 1.010: stock. 64.866. Government bonds, strong. Railroad bonds, CINCINNATI CHICAGO Opening-. tjnote—B. D, B and F. 86.20; O and H. Range. New Orleans. February H.—The rnarke Time loans, steady; 60-days, 2%; 30 days. continued strong la all gradea of rice today 86 25- I. 35.40; K, 35.86: M. 36.20; N,, 86.76.75: Greenwood Bid*. 1334 Otis Bidg February . - 712% window glass., 37.20; water white. —.7.50 ". 2H@2%; six months, 2%03. except In clean Japan, which wan ateady. Call money, steady, high. 2; low. ] Feb. Mch. Receipts—Rough. 3.519; millers. 3,519 Mch -Apr. . 7.82 -7 85 Jackaonvllle, Fla.. February 14. —Turpen - tog rate, 2, last loan, 3; closing t. Apr. -May . . 7.84 clean. 7.081. offered at 2. Sale»—-4.002 sacks rough Honduras St 3.7 tine, nominal: 54; last sale, February- 2; . 7 7S -7,81 receipts. 297; shipments, 4.»42; stock. 29.- June- July 94.00? 811 pockets clean Honduras mt SO Julj-Aug. S Provision*. Quote—~* ~ -RougR h Honduras, 3.00^4.05; Japan, *Bosln, nominal: salea. none; receipt* Aug.-SepL 2.741: shipments, 4.176; stoclc. 1.S.77*. February 14.—Cash Sept--Oct- .75ec.-Jan. • window glass, J6.86; water wblte, 17.00.

JEWS PA PER IN E>V SPA PERI Church street, 220 feet south of , , 9. land, lot 209. tn. the 15th district of De-- nue M, TB--church and Atwood, Levied on street. 106x176, January 25, 191«. . or less, in a northerly direction, the house, Kalb county. Georgia, fronting 1*0 feet on AS the property of .Mrs, B.. F.-Autea'to-aat- "91.10t—Walter a Dillon to Piedmont Sav- on said lot known as number —;— on eald the east aid* of Flora street, between Baker lefy a fl foTin .faVor of .the city of Atlanta .- ings- company, lot north side- Fourth street. i street -accordJuijgr to street numbers, the same and Scott streets, and running back ISO against aald lot and against-Bal J d Mrs. B-* F, city loft 'in the city of Atlanta,' 368 feet west of North Jactoon. street. 50x; being vacant property. In the city oC Atlanta feet, more or 1 in an e&aterly-dUwction. Auten for the .proportion of the cost* of 9. land lot 5t, in the 14th district ot Fulton mm. adjoining Z>unlap. levied on as "*n« prop- the house on aa No. 41 on constructing- a sewer along Hetaphtll county, Georgia, fronting 68 feet on the . . . 128. January 27. 1916. In favor of the city of Atlanta, against -Mid" $4,700—Fltunan Construction company to erty of W. W. Reed to satisfy a fl. fa. tn fa- street according to street numbers, the , nue, lawfully, chargeable to said lot. north side at Alexander street, between lot and against ssJd Mre. Rena, F. Antan George A. Drifflll. 85 Sinclair avenue, 50x vor of the. city of Atlanta, acratnat said lot same toeing Improved property in the city of .. . -fr 1—— — '; — Peachtree and West Peachtree streets, and for the proportion of the cost of con- " 156. February 12. 191«. and thgalnat aald WV W. Reed lor city taxes | Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the property of Ft. Fa, No. 21«. running back. 100' feet, more or less, in a etructing » sewer alonr Curran street, law- BY WATERWAYS MEASURE $226 000—John W. Grant to Journal for the year 1915. Sold lor benefit of H- A. Yatea and Freeman. Levied on aa the Aide, at same time and place, , northerly direction, the hovee on said lot fully chargeable to said lot. Building company, lot at Intersection form- Sthddge. erty of Fidelity Investment Co. to ininggI; described property,-to wit.: Ascertain known as Nos. 26 and 28 on said street ac- ed by southwest aide of West Forsytb a fl. fa. In favor of the city of cit—yy ' lot to the city of Atlanta, ward cording to street numbers,, the same being FL Tm, N*. £202. street and northeast line of right-of-way of against said lot and against aald S, land lot 149. Jn the 17tfa district ot Ful- Improved property Jn the city of Atlanta. Western and Atlantic railroad. 102x91x85x Tl. F*. No. 360. Investment Co. for- the proportion of tne Georgia, adjoining the property of Fune and Also, at earn* t)m« and place, the follow- About $1,OOO,OOO for Georgia Also, at same time and place, the follow- 0 ton county, Georgia, fronting 164/H feet on ing: described property, to wit.: A certain 93. January 27. 1916. _ ing described property to wit: A certain coat of constructing a sewer along -Pj, ?* the west side of Hemphill avenue between Stephens. Levied en as the property of J. M. city lot in the city ot Atlanta, ward Project*-*Over $7,OOO,OOO $3,800—I. P. Bradley to Colonial Truat city lottn the city of Atlanta, ward &, land street lawfully chargeable to aald lot. Sold Hampton and JSthel streets, and running Stephens to satisfy a fl. fa, in favor of the 9, land lot 149, In the 14th district of company. 239 Washington street, 71x179. lot 208. in the 15th district of DeKalb coun- benefit of A. P. Herrlngton. back 70-25 feet more or tens In * westerly city of Atlanta against said lot and against Fulton county, Georgia, fronting: IS fee* February 12. 1*1*. ty. Georgia, fronting 60 feet on the north direction, mthee housnouse on saiBBJCdL low»tt know»^*u•*••*n• •»as , sai»£wi.uuproportionu v*of. vth™e on the east side of Hem phi 11 avenue be- for Mississippi River. JL600—A- B. Morton to- Nell C. Morton, aide of E. Fair street, between Whiteford Fl. Fa. N*. 3177. No, — on said street according to street i cost of constructing a sewer along Alexander lot south side Highland View. 765 feet the same being improved P«>P- street lawfully chargeable to said tween Ethel and Rosalyn street* and run- west of Highland avenue, 50x150. January and Bast Side streets, and running back. Also, at same time and place, the follow- ning: baclc 156 feet mora OF lesa In an east- 150 feet, more or lean, aa aa easterly dlrec- ing described property, to wit: A certain the city of Atlanta, Georgia, ad- ___ erly direction, the house on aaJd lot known Washington. February 14.—Details 28, 1916. city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 5, land lie property of Hampton and J^inet .^ „ -rnim as No. — on said street according: to street fl.200—Realty Truat company to Mlsa i lot 111, in the 14th district of Fulton coun- levied on aa thee property of M-. _ _ *•«. *K »*•»«*- . tf the annual rivers and harbor* ap- Bertha Backers et al., lot 10, block 27, Ana- F. Morris to satisfy a fl. fa, Tn favor of Also, at same timo and place, the «o"f^- numbers, the same being- vacant property iag described property, to wit: A certain In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining* propriation bill, aa completed In com- ley Park, on south side Maddox drive, 70s; the city of Atlanta, against said lot &n<-* the property of Bthel street and city of 164. February 8. and Griffin streets, and running bade 100 against said M. F. Morris for the propor- city lot In the rfty of Atlanta, ward 7, lawl mittee, except for the administration $125—Perry Andrews to Mra. Mabel C. tion of the cost of constructing a sewer lot 10.7, in the T4th district of Fulton, coun- Atlanta. Levied on as the property »f M, feet, more or less, in a southerly direction, ty. Georgia, fronting ISO feet-on th_« south Wilson estate to satisfy a fL fa *in taver pi eject to deepen Eaat river channel Cunningham, lot east side Chapel street. Atlanta against said lot and akalnst said J. i the house on said lot knpwn as No. 130 on along Hemphill avenue, lawfully chargeable of the city of Atlanta against said lot and In New York harbor, became known 400 feet north of Andrews street, 50x140. O. Covlngton for city taxes for the year said street, according to street numbers, the to sold lot. side of Mathews street, between Ashby and against said M. "Wilson estate for the pro- October 10. 1912. 1915. Sofd for benefit of H. A. Btheridge. Evan* streets, and running back Be feet. ton igh t. The measure, aggregating $400—Mabel C. Cunningham to Mra, M. E. ir less/in a southerly direction, the portion of the cost of constructing a s«w*r 540,000,000 and providing only for con- ot AtlantaT Georgia, adjoining the property Fl. F». No. 3163. aa No. — on said aloner said HemphUl avenue, lawfully charge- Crane, lot east side Chapel street, 350'feet of Tumlin and Ally. Levied on aa the prop- house on said lot know tinuing- projects already under way, north of Andrews street, 100x140. Novem- Fl. F»- No. Also, at same time and place,, the follow- street, according to street numbers, the same able to said lot. ber 4, 1912. „ erty of Mrs. Mary A. Wilson to satisfy a fi. ing described property, to wit.: A certain being vacant property in., the city of At- •will be brought up at a committee J460—Mrs. M. E. Crane to Jack N. Ken- ctty lot in the city of Atlanta, war 0. lantS. Georgia, adjoining the property of Fi. Fa, No. 20O4. meeting tomorrow for report to the 4, land lot 47. In the 14th district of Ful- nerly lot east aide Chapel atreet, 400 feet Wtlson for the proportion of the cost of con- Ashhy street and alley- Levied on as the Also, at eame time and place, the fallow- house with the New York project the north of Andrews street. 50x160. Oecenv- ioc .LAI, in tne .i*in ait>u.»*i. »«• ^ «•»«*». —-—-•'-'• ton county, Georgia, fronting 40 feet on the property o_f C. J- Ochse to «Ltl«ty * «- fa ing described property, to wit.: A certain ber 3, 3JJ1E. Georgia, fronting 44 feet on the north Bide structing a newer along MelaJrum street, west side of HiUlard street between For- city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward. only pending question. It carries not of Oak street, between Peoples and Aabby lawfully charged to said lot. rest avenue and end of street, and run- 5. land lot 149, in the 17th district of Ful- only cash appropriations for every sec- T pan Deeds. streets, and running bacK 161 foet. more or 0 8 ton county, Georgia, fronting 70 feet on tion, but numerous authorizations for $2 080—A H, BlrHbaum to Noah K^ Davis less, in a northerly direction, the house on Fl. Vs. No. SIM. direction, the "ouse^on said lo" known as the west side of Hampton atreet between urand place, be- against said lot and against said J. B. — -- ~ 'a, fronting 60 feet from Peachtree road, 326x80 feet; also lot tween Fourth and Ponce de Leon place, Crawford estate, for tne proportion of the Stewart avenue- be- improvement, levee building and for on north aide Peaohtree way, 1,168 feet FL Fa, Ne. 2248. and running back 47 feet, more or less, in an coat of constructing- a. sewer along Kirk- ween A & W. F R. and Erin otrtfet •urveys to Improve navigation at all from northeast corner Peachtree road. 87&x Also, at some time and place, the follow- easterly direction, the house on said lot wood street, lawfully chargeable to aald lot and running back 175 feet more or lews In •tagea of the river and on water 200 feet, aleo lot on north aide Peachtree ing described property, to wit: A certain known as No. on said street, accord- westerly direction, the house on said lot way, 3(8 feet from northeast corner of city lot in the city of Atlanta, -ward 9, land ing to street numbers, the same being riuown as\ No. 437 on said street accord- courses connected -with the Mississippi lot 176. In the 15th district of Fulton county. Improved property in the city of Atlanta, Fl. Fa. No. 2046. nc to street numbers, the same being im- Peachtree road. 178x200 feet. February 1, Alsev at same time and place, the follow- and its fhaHbors now under the com- 1916. Georgia, fronting 160 feet on the west Georgia, adjoining/ the property of Fourth proved property In the city of Atlanta. mission's control. Vioksburg harfoor side of Flat Shoals street, between new atreet street and alley. Levied on as the prop- ing described property, to -wit: A certain Georgia, adjoining the property of Erin, $1,260—Homer C. Hasty to F. A. Cuttle, and new street, and running back 424-448- city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 3, land -would be transferred bv the bill and lot at Intersection of north side Jones ave- erty "of Mrs. L. E. Crawford to satisfy a street and Bo bo. Levied on aa the prop- nue and east side Sunset avenue. 43x131 159 feet, more or less. In a westerly direc- fl. fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta lot 54. in the 14th district of Flalton coun- erty of J. W Boozer to satisfy a fi. fa. In put under the commission' -3 jurisdic- feet. February 12, 1916. tion, tho house on said lot known as against said lot and against said Mrs. L. &. ty. Georgia, fronting 26 feet on the west favor of the city of AtTant& against said tion to receive allotments for imnrove- No — on said street, according to street Crawford for the proportion of the cost of aide of Martin street, between Little and lot and against jiald J. W. Hooter for the $1,000—J. K. Andrewa to Edgar Dnnlap numbers, the same being Improved proper- Ormond streets, and running back 100 feet, ments under way or hereafter to be constructing » sewer along Z>Urand place, proportion of the cost of constructing a ty In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining lawfully chargeable to said lot more or less, in a westerly direction, the sewer along Stew art avenue, law fully undertaken. the property of DeMort and .McKInney. house on said lot hnown as No. — on said chargeable to said lot. street, according to street number B, the same Other large items included in the Fl. Fa, Nev 2154. measure are 1543,000 for Savannah har- to satisfy a fl In, In. favor of the city of being vacant property in the city of Atlan- Fl. Fa. No. 1083. Atlanta against said lot and against said Also, at same time and place, the fol- ta. Georgia, adjoining the property of Alex- Also, at same time said pli*ce, the follow- bor; $705,000 for thu Cumberland river Colored Church for the proportion of the cost lowing described property, to wit : A ander and Bighara, et. al. Levied on as ng described proprrtj, to wit. A certain below Nashville, and $944,00ft for the of constructing a. sewer along Flat Shoals certain city lot In the city of Atlanta, the property of H. and Elizabeth Giles to .Ity lot in tne city of Atlanta, ward Tennessee river in Tennessee, Alabama street, lawfully chargeable to eaid lot. ward 1.' land lot 111. in the 14th district satisfy a « fa. in favor of the city of At- .. land lot 109, In th*, 14th district of Ful- lanta against said lot and against said H. .on count}, Georgia, fronting 40 feet on the and Kentucky Provision also Is made FL Vm, No. £110. feet on the east aide of Ashby street, be- and E Giles for the proportion of the cost jrest Bide of Mildred street between Fair for completing the twenty-eight-foot tween Bentell street and North avenue, of constructing a aewer along Martin street, and Paraon str^ct^, and running back 100 Quit-Claim Iteeds. Also, at same time and place, the fellow- lawfully chargeable to said lot. channel t rom Charleston to the sea, Jl—J H. Clark to Mattle Hoed. No. 82 Ins described property, to wit. A certain and running back 118 feet, more or less, !eet, more or lefas. In a westerly direction, Thlrlileld avenue, 50x148 feet. February city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 9, land In an easterly direction, the house on eaid the house on a^Id lot known as No. *S and. $1.15,000 is set aside for improving 10. 1916. lot 13 In the 14th district of Fulton county, lot known as No. — on said street, accord- Fi. Fa. Mo. £017. on said etrcct according to street numbers, Mobile harbor. Jl—J B. McCon ell to city of East Point. Georgia, fronting 45 feet on tho north side log to street numbera, the same being Also at same time and place, the follow- the 3um« being Improved property In the Projects in the southeast provided for lot In Kast Pol ' 297 feet •th of Wash- of Klrkwood street, between Walthall and vacant property In the city of Atlanta, ing described property, to-wit A certain city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining the ington street and 150 feet east of Cheney Cleveland atreet a, and running back 160 Georgia, adj olnlng the property of Bentell city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 8, land property of Smith Lacy Levied on aa in the bill follow: street, 152x321 feet. January 25, 1916. feet, more or Jet>a, In a northerly direction, and Pearce. Levied on aa the property of lot 149, in the 17th district of Fulton coun- the property ot J. K Lott ti> satisfy a ft. fa. South Carolina—Win>ah 'bay, $100,- «10 — Mrs. Emma Neal Douglas to Ji. the house on said lot known an No. 832 on W. M. Brown to satisfy a fl. fa. In favor "n lavor of the city of Atlanta again* t 000, Charleston harbor, $80,000. includ- Rivers, 44 lots In "E. Rivers subrt I vision," sold street according to street numbers, the of the city of Atlanta against said lot and laid lot and against astld J R. LrOtt for the land lot 101. seventeenth district February same being Improved property In the city against said W. M. Brown for the propor- proportion uf the cost of constructing a ing completing l!8-foot channel to the 11, 1916. of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the property tion of the coat of constructing a sewer ~ 'er along Mildred street lawfully charce- sea, SajHce, Wateree and Congaree riv- of Hlllsman and railway. Levied on aa along Aahby atreet, lawfully chargeable e to aald lot. ers UP to Columbia, $55,000 Mortgagee. _ the property of J. A- Cochran to satisfy a to said lot. |500— J.. M.. Slmontomo n to Mra.. R.. G War- name being vacant property in the city of Fl. Fa. N'o. 1TO7. For GeorKiH Harbor*. No. 405 Gordfin street, 63x250 feet. against said lot and against said J. A. Coch- Also, at same time and place, the follow- ner. No. 40 FL Fa. No, 2155. Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining the properly of ing: described propert v, to wit. A certain Georgia—Savannah harbor, $545,000, JU 3 to Central ran for the proportion of the cost of con- Also, at same time and place, the fol- Jempb.ni avenue and alley. Leried on as Brunswick harbor. $36,350; Savannah ig70^-M*ra .' Vernie McMaster structing a sew er along Klrkwood street. lowing described property, to wit: A cer- he property of M. 'Wilson estate, to satisfy :Ity lot in the city of Allan iti. ward Banan k anan d Tru-^^ t corporatio , lot on east lawfully chargeable to said lot. tain city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 1, a fl. fa.'In favor of the city of Atlanta , land lot 107. in the 17th district of Ful- liver fbclow Augusta, J.l'9,000 Altamaha, side of Grant street, 47 feet south of Glen- against *ald lot and ajAinst said. M. Wilson ton county, Georgia, fronting 12 *& feet on Oconeo and Ocmulgee rivers. $53,000, avenue, 47xlfiO feet. February 7. " e north aide of Fourteenth street between FL Fa, No. 817 L county, Georgia, fronting 54 feet on the estate for the proportion of the cost ot i Trie r and Or mo streets, and running back rifnt ri\er. $60,000, Waterway between Also, at same time and place, the follow- north side of Trinity avenue, between For- constructing: a sewer along Ethel street. syth and Whitehall streets, and running awfully changeable to said lot. — feet more or less In a — direction, the ha,vannah, Ga , and Fernandina, Fla., Warranty Deed to Secure. ing described property, to wit: - A certain houue on said lot known as No. — on said $40 000, t/hatlahoochee river. (Georgia *2.272 — Claude Shewmake to Jamea C. street according to street numbers, "the lot 13, in the 14th district of Fulton county, direction, the house on said lot known as FL Tm. No, 2019. same being vacant property in the city oC and Alabama* b^low Columbus, Ga, Williams, No. 238 Central avenue. 32x102 No. — on said street, according to street feet. February 12. 1916. Georgia, fronting 60 feet on the south Bide 1 Also, at same time and place, the follow- Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the property of $1^0 000. Coo.sa river (Georgia and Ala- of Kirkwood street, between Cleveland street numbers, the same being improved property ngr described property, to wit A certain Fow Ier and Or me utreeta. Levied on «j bama), $93.000. including between Home. Administrator's Deed. city lot In the ity of Atlanta, ward 10, the property of, J. B. Crawford estate to Oa and No 4 dam. Alabama, $68.000, feet, more or less. In a, southerly direction, the property of Delbrldge 'and Hastings. " - ' f-L fa- ti i.n favo- r - the clty o£ Holcomb f the coat_ o. f constructin_ _ g sewer along of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the property of aaid J. R. Smith & Co. for the proportion Fourteenth «tree.t lawfully chargeable to ba.\ j $40,000. HHloboro bay. $325,000, Jai uary 5. 1918. Phillips and Crawford. Levied on as the of the cost of constructing a sewer along L47 feet, more or less, In a southerly direc- PriuMuol* harbor, $20,000, St. Peters- property of W. E. Withers to 'satisfy a fl. Trinity avenue, lawfully chargeable to lon the house on said lot known as No. burg $14,500; at Johns river. $332.000. Building Permit*. 53 on said street, according: to street num- J2.300—W. T. Crenshaw. 406 Peachtree said lot. bers, the same being improved property In Fl. F*. No. 2000. which includes $"00,000 from Jackson- street, two one-story brick stores. J. B the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the Also, at came time and place, the follow- ville to the ocean, and the balance Daniel & Son, contractors. FL FB> Nev 2188. property of Lodge Co. and Barge. ing described property, to wit.: A certain equally between Palatka and Jackson- f 1,200—E. W. Boyd, 210 South Fryor a sewer alone Kirkwood street, lawfully Also, at same time and place, the fol- Levied on as th operty of W. M. Aldredge city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward ville, and P.tlatka and 1-a.ke Harney; street, two-story brick store. A. W. K1I- chargeable to said lot. lowing described property, to wit: A cer- to satisfy a «.. » lh favor of the city * land lot 81, in the 14th district of Ful- patrlck, contractor. Atlanta against said lot and against county. Georgia, fronting 68.8 feet on Indian river, $20,000; Apalachicola river the north aide of Fifth street between Tumlin .ind channel lo Saint Andrews bay, J300—W C. Awtrey. 30 De Soto avenue, FL Fa. No. 2175. land lot 55, in the 14th district of Fulton "W" M Aldredge for the proportion of th repairs. Day work. Also, at same time and place, th« follow- county, Georgia, fronting 100 feet on the cost of constructing a sewer along Bonnie street and HempnlU avenue, and runninc $16.000 , ,_ ing described property, to wit : A certain west aide of Violet avenue, between" Hay- Brae avenue, lawfull back 100 feet more" or less in a northerly Alabama—Mobile harbor and 'bar, DKKALB COtJNTT. city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 6, land good and Boynton streets, and running dlreotlon. the house on said lot known as $156,000. Alabama i iver. Including Ala- lot 81. in the 14tn district of Fulton coun- No. 281-3 on eald street according to street back BO feet, more or less, in a westerly numbers, the same being improved prop- bama and Coosa rivers between Mont- Warranty Deeds. ty, Georgia* fronting 49 feet on the w*at direction, the house on said lot known as Fi. Fa. No. 203t. gomery and Wetunipka, $100.000, Tom- J600—The Traders' Company oC Atlanta side of Hampton street, between Dillon No. — on said street, according to street erty in the city of Atlanta, GeoGeorgiar , ad- And Exposition streets, and running back Also, at same time and place, the follow- joining the propert:y , of Hradbe:irry ana bigbee river (Alabama and Mississippi), to Mrs. Florence Alexander Simons, lot 10 numbers, the same being vacant property ing described property, to -wit: A certain Anderson, Levied on as the property of $35,000, of which $25,000 la from its of "Cottage Grove" subdivision, 60x200 feet. 100 feet, more or leas. In a westerly direc- In th» city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining February 10, 191«. tion, tho bouse on taa*f said lot and against salo Fifth atreet, lawfully chargeable to said lot. toiHHippi sound. $5.000. J225—Gammon Theological seminary to of Morris and Smith. Levied on as the R. C. Bennefieid for the proportion of the Ashby and I;.„ & N. R. R., and running back For removing water hyacinths ob- Frank Ebster, lot in town of I>eca.tnr, on property of G. A. S towers to satisfy a fi. fa. cost of constructing a aewer alone Violet — feet, more -- less. _In_ a_, —- direction. north side of White avenue. 40.6x136 feet. in favor of tho city of Atlanta against said the house on said lot known as No — FL F». No. 1979. structing navigation, $10.000 In Flor- avenue, lawfully chargeable to said lot. on said street, according to street numbers, Also, at «ame time and place, the follow- ida and $20,000 altogether for Ala- November 30, 1915. -Mrs. J. Y. Gain Mrs. Nannie proportion of the cost of constructing a the same being vacant property In the city ing described property, to wit: A certain bama. Mississippi, Louisiana and Sue H. Carter, lot In city of Atli sewer along Hampton street, lawfully M. !*, No* £157. of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining the property city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 4, land Texas. Also, at same time and place, the fol- of Conna.1 ly and B rannon. Levied on aa lot 46, lo the 14th district of Fulton county. north side of Acton street. 120 feet east of chargeble to said lot. lowing described property, to wit. A ter- For Examination and Sro-vey. Bird street. 30x110 feet. December 8. 1915. the property of Alice Herrln to satisfy a Georgia, fronting 26 H feet on the west J325—Same to W C. Carter, lot in city of taln city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 3, ft fa, in favor of the city of Atlanta against side of HiHlard street, between Highland av- 11. Fa. No. 2176. land lot 65, In the 14th district cf Fulton said lot and against said, Alice Herrln for Besides these appropriations, the bill Atlanta, on south side of Hardee street, 512 Also, at same time and place, the follow- enue and Forrest avenue, and running back carries $250,000 for examination and feet west ot Metropolitan avenue, 30x110 county, Georgia, fronting 40 feet on the the proportion of the cost of constructing a 170 feet, more or lean, tn a westerly direc- ing described property, to wit. A certain west side of Violet avenue, between Hay- sewer along Mayson and Turner street, survev at the following places, among feet. December 22, 1916. city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward f>, land tion, the house on said lot known as No. $1,000—David E. Glffen to same, lot In good and Boynton streets, and running lawfully chargeable to said lot. 310 on aald street, according to atreet num- lot 111. in the 14th district of Fulton county, back 120 feet, more or leas, in a westerly tow n of Kirkwood. on northeast corner of Georgia, fronting 100 feet on the north side bers, the same being Improved property in South. Carolina—Little and Ashley Anniston avenue and Boulevard DeKalb, direction, the house on sold lot known as Fl. Fa. No. SOU. the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the of Mel drum street, between Chestnut and No. — on said street, according to street 100 3x125 foet. January 28. 191«. Griffin HtreetB, and running back 31 feet, Also, at same time and place, the fol- property of Strobcrt and Luckle Levied. Georgia—Tugaloo river, Flint river, j600—G. W Foote to Morris Brandon, lot numbers, the same being vacant property lowing described property, to wit. A cer- on an the property o\ Nancy Cunningham, to more or less. In a northerly direction, the In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining from Alfbany to limit of practicable In .city of Atlanta, on nortthl side of East Bouse on sold lot known as No. 616 on said tain city lot In the city of Atlanta, word 3, satisfy a fL fa. In favor of the city of At- navigation above that city. King's Fair street. 60 feet west of Vernoy street, Htreet. according to street numbers, the same the property of Grimes and Clark. Levied land lot 65. In the 14th district of Fultoi lanta aga4n*t said lot and against salU creek 50x150 feet. February 10, 1916. being Improved property In the city of At- on as the property of I. C, Clark to satisfy county. Georgia, fronting 50 feet on the Nancy Cunningham for the proportion of $575—Edgewood Park Realty company to a fl fa. in favor «f the city of Atlanta went aide of Fern street, between Haygood the cost of constructing a sewer along Hil- Florida—Pineland to deep water fn lanta, Georgia, adjoining the property of against aald lot and against eaid I. C Mrs. Fannie G. Jackson, lot In city of At- Chestnut street and alley. Levied on as and Vanlra streets, and running back 12t llard street, lawfully chargeable to said lot. Pino Island Sound, with not less than lanta, on west aide of Harden do rf avenue, Clark for the proportion of the cost of feet, more or less, in a westerly direction, five foot depth Silver Springs to the property ef Mrs. S. G. Mozley to satis- constructing a sewer along Violet avenue 50 feet south of Harriett avenue, 100x150 fv a fi. fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta the house on said lot known as No. — FL Fa, No. 1977. Withlacooch.ee river, near Dannellon feet. December 6. 1916 on said street, according tt atreet numbers, Also, at same time and place, the follow- via. Ocala, to connect the Oklawaha and Jl, 600—Mrs. Fonnie G. Jackson to Mrs, the same being vacant property 1$ the ing deucrlbed property, to wit: A certain \Vlthlacoochee Calpoaahahatchee river Bonnie A Burnett, same property. Decem- . . . city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 4. land from mouth to Fort Myers. Manatee ber 9. 191C. Also, at same time and place, the fol- property of Anderson and Feld. Levied on lot 52, in the 14th district of Fulton county. river at Pa!ma Sola, Inland waterway $ I and other valuable consideration—"W. lowing described property, to wit: A cer- aa the property of Mrs. Mary B. Henderson Georgia, fronting 53 feet on the north side A. Wylie to board of education of DeKalb tain city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 10 to satisfy a fi. fa. In favor of the city of of GlUner street, between Pratt and Butler connecting Saint George Sound with county. 0.327 acre-». In land lot 3 So, land lot —. in the 14th district of Fulton Atlanta against said lot and against aald streets, and runninc back 96 feet, more or Tampa bay Channel from gulf through eighteenth district. November 4. 1913 county. Georgia, fronting 34 feet on the Mrs. Mary E. Henderson for the proportion less, in a northerly direction, the house on Johns pass to Baco Ciega bay 12250—J. A. aheppard etc- same. In land west aide of Beryl street, between Rock- of the cost of constructing a sewer along said lot known as No said street. lot 39. lot 144x336 feet. GSBtober 8. 1915. well and Stephens streets, and running Fern street, lawfully chargeable to said lot. according to street numbers, the same being $10—T R. Floyd to same. In land lot 3^ back 40 feet, m Improved property In the city of Atlanta. ton county, >r less. In a westerly nKteentJi. district, lot 208x209 feet. Feb- direction, the house oh said lot known M FL Fa. No. 201Z. Georgia, adjoining the property of Abelsky ruary 19, 1915. No. — on aald street, according to street Also, at name time and place, the fol- and HInnon Levied on as the property ot Jb,750—Mra. Linda J. gangster to George numbers, the same being improved property lowing described property, to wit. A cer- J. A, Cb.ea.tham to satisfy * fL fa, in favor A Richards, lot In city of Atlanta, on south in. the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining tain city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 4. of the city of Atlanta agalnat said lot and ATLANTA'S STRIDES side of Euclid avenue. 253 feet east of More- the property of Rockwell street and an against said J. A, Chea.iha.rn for the propor- land lot 43, In the 14th district of Fulton land avenue. 45^:200 feet. December 4, 1912. alley. , Levied on as the property of J L county. Georgia, fronting 32 feet on the tion of the cost of constructing a, sewer alone »181 25—James W. Clay et al to Dora Gtlmer atreet, lawfully chargeable to bald Barefield. 7% acres In land lot 150, fifteenth j Edwards to satisfy a fl. fa. in favor of "the south side of Chamberlln street, between district. October IS. 1902. Fitzgerald and Jackson streets, and run- S362.50—O. M Benn«tt to M. L. Warren. ning back 160 feet, more or less. In a FROM DAY TO DAY southerly direction* the house on said lot Fl. Fa. No. 1970. 714 acres! In land lot 150. fifteenth district. Also, at same time and place, the follow- February 8, 1911. known as No. 47 on said ustreet, according $2.000—Metropolitan Land company to to street numbers, the same being Improved ing described property, to wit A certain Asa G. Candler. Jr.. In land lot 64, n. fm. Ne. Sill. property in the city of Atlanta. Georgia, city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 10, 'i v lor Peoples, formprlv Dalesman of eighteenth district, lot on northwest corner Also, at same time and place, the follow- adjoining the property of Park and EJvan. land lot 106. In the 14th district of Fulton the Smith. Kwingr 0« Kankin agency, at of Candler drive and Briar Cliff road July ing described property, to wit: A certain Levied on as the property of O. W. Young county. Georgia, fronting 60 feet on the west 1 30 IJea<. htree. haw accepted a respon- 30, 1916. _. city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward to satisfy a fl. fa. In favor of the city of side of Stewart avenue, between Erin and sible position with the Bucke\e Oottcjn 1500—B- B. Hill to A J. Holcombe, one- 2, land lot 75, In the 14th district of Fulton Atlanta against said lot and against said Dill avenue, and running back 17o feet. county. Georgia, fronting 190 feet on the G. W. YouSg for the proportion of the -more or less, in a westerly direction, the Oil mill- HP Is special representative seventh Interest In 119 acres In land lots house on sold lot known aa No. — sold of the food department of these mills. 22S and 253, fifteenth district. February north side of Ormond street, between Crew cost of constructing a sewer along Cham- 12, 1916. and Washington streets, and running back berlln street, lawfully chargeable to B ' " street, according to street numbers, the same |30Q—Mrw, Lizzld E Simpson to E. F. 100 feet, more or lees. In a northerly direc- belne vacant property in the city of Atlan- . Fincher. lot In city of Atlanta, on north- tion, the house on said lot known aa Nos ta, Georgia^ adj olning the property of Solomon-Xocross company, of Atlanta west corner of Glen^vood and Haas avenues, 78 and 94 on said street according to street Fl. Fs. No. 2006, Thompson and Smith. Levied on as tha evpert civil, utructural and hydraulic 34x104 feet. February 10, 1916. numbers, the same being Improved property Also, at same time and place, the fol- property of A. C. Eubanks to satisfy a fl engineers, have been awarded the con- 55.000—R_. W Sheppard. Jr.. to LiUIe In the clty^, of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining lowing described property, to wit • A cer- fa in favor of the city of Atlanta ocalnst tract. at a compensation of $10,000, a.s May Da\ is, lot In town of Decatur, on north the property of Crew street and alley. tain city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 5. aaid lot and against sold A. C. Eubanks for consulting: engineer for the rebuilding- side of Howard avenue. 200 feet east of the property- of Forrest Green land lot 149. in the 17th district of Fulton the proportion of the cost of constructing a KorrejBt street, 100x180 feet. January 22, sewer along Stewart avenue. lawfully of the sewer system of the city of a fl. na. In favor of the city of county, Georgia, fronting CO feet on the chargeable to said lot. Uwensboro. Ky , to cost 5225.0GO. De- 1916 Atlanta 'against said" lot and against "Isaid east aide of Hampton street, between Tenth tails of this an noun cement arc found $850—-W. H. Young to T. D Toung, 147^i Forrest Green for the proportion of the coat and Ethel streets, and running back 100 acres In land lots SO and 69. sixteenth dls- of constructing a sewer along Ormond street feet, more or less, in an easterly direction. Fl. Fa. No. IBftO. elsewhere in these columns They also lawfully chargeable to said lot the house on said lot known as No. — Also, at same time and place the follow- have a contract as supervising engi- on said street, according to street numbers, ing described property, to wit. A certain neers of a $350,000 sewer project that Juetlce, CO acres In land lot 160, eighteenth Fl. Fa. No. 2049. the same being vacant property In the city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 10, land is now under way in the city of Lex- district. February 11. 1916. Also, at same time and place, the follow- city of Atlanta, Georgia. adj olnlng th« lot 106, in the 14th district, of .Pulton coun- ington, K>. J600—J F. Canaday to J H. Phillips, In ing described property, to wit: A certain property of Seagraves and Kilpatrlck. ty, Georgia, fronting 150 feet on the went land lot 212 fifteenth district, lot on east city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward Levied on as the property of P. D. Baker side of Stewart avenue, between Erin and K.ncile Avenue Building;. side of Eaat Lake drive. 810.4 feet south ot Dill avenue, and running back ITS feet, more DeKalb avenue. 60x160 feet February '" 9, land lot 210, in the IBtb district of I>e- to satisfy a fl fa. in favor of the city of or less. In a westerly direction, the house on Dozens of new residences of the bun 1916. Kalb county, Georgia, fronting 147 feet on Atlanta against said lot and against said said lot known as No. — on sold street, ac- t\ pe have been built, and ar ?5 and love and affection—John Wesley the south side of McLendon street, between F. t>. Baker for th<* proportion of the cording to street numbers, the aame being eing constructed on Lucile ave Alexander to Helen Alexander Cllett. lot in Glendale and Brooks streets, and runninc cost of constructing a sewer along. Hampton vacant property In the city of Atlanta. town of Klrkwood, on north side of East •^cm.d »" back 47 feet, more or leas, In a southerly street, lawfully chargeable to Bald lot. ' **•' direction, the house on said lot known as Georgia, adjoining the property of Brtn Fain street. 150 feet west of Cleveland r 24t» feet, i No. — on said street according to street street and Thompson Levied on aa the prop- street. 50x200 feet, January 29. 191G. ! tion, the f Fl. Fa. No. 2007. erty of D. L. McCullough to satisfy a fi. numbers, the same being vacant property In Also, nd place, the fol- fa. in favor of the city of Atlanta agulnst Loan Deed. the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the lowing; described property, to wit A Cer- said lot and agalnist said D. L, McCutlough property of Glendale avenue and Sivlnney. tain city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 5, nue Practically all the dwellings are J500—James L. Wright to Me? er B. Foo- for the proportion of the cost ttf constructing ter. In land lot 314, fifteenth district, lot on Levied on as the property of O. T Head to land lot 149 In the 17th district of Fulton a sewer along Stewart avenue, lawfully of the bungalow tj pe northeast corner of Hill and McCoy streets. satisfy a fL fA. In favor of the city of At- county. Georgia nttng 69.3 feet chargeable to said lot. On Moiidav. Mrs Anna C H. Mathew- 145^x200 feet. February 11, 1916. lanta, against wid lot and against said O. T. >ast side of Hampton atreet. between Ethel 6.011 took out a, permit to construct a Head for the proportion of the cost of con- and Tenth streets, and running back 100 Fl. Fa, No. 1971. one-stor> brick \eneer dwelling at No Quit-Claim Deeds. structing a Bower along McLendon street feet, more or leas, In an easterly direction, Alao, at same time and place, the follow- 4i>7 1-ucile a\ enue, costing" JS.ToO $1—Mrs. Jennie Akera Blood worth and lawfully chargeable to said lot. the house on said lot known as No. — ing described property, to wit: A certain Mrs" Ann Eliza. Akers to EmeHne P. Has- on said atreet, according to street numbers, city lot in the city of Atlanta, word 6, land Mercantile Bull din a;. kin-*, lot In city of Atlanta, on west side Fl. Fs. No. 8005. the aame being vacant property In the lot 112. lir the 14th district of Fulton coun- JrJ W. Bo> d also took a pernu* for of Lowrey street, 304 feet south of La- Also, at same time andtelace, the follow- city of—Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the ty. Georgia, fronting 92 feet on the east L France street 450x153.42 feet; also on east ing described . property, torn wit: A certain property of Kthe) street and Perry. Levied the construction of a two-story ick. .city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward on as the property of Mrs. M, A. Sage to side of Wilson street, between Fox and D'Al- sture at No -10 South Pr>or street, fills side of Lowrey street, 180 feet south of vlgny street, and running back 218 feet, La-France street. 500x149 feet October, 3, land loi 55. In the 14th district of Fulton satisfy a fl. fa, in favor of the city of At- nore or lesa, in easterly direction, the building is to be used for mercantile / 1915. county, Georg fronting 50 feet the lanta against said lot and against said Mre. purposes. house on said lot known as No. — on said i si—Frank M Akers and Mrs Ann Eliza1 east side of Violet street, between Haygood M. A. Sage for the proportion of the cost atreet. according to street numbers, the same \kers to i.ame same property October and end of streets, —and running back of constructing a sewer along Hampton being improved property In the city ot At- Peach tree BUM ID e*i* Bujldlnar. 1 13. 19ir> 120 feet, more or lesa. In an easterly direc- street. lawfully chargeable to said. lot. lanta, Georgia, adjoining the property of It \vas unofficially announced Monday tion, the house on said lot known as No. —- Fox street and Gershon Imp. Co. Levied irmt another business building:, to cost X>eedt* to S««are IK'bt. on eaid street, according to street numbera. FL Fa, N*. 200ft. on as the property of J. G. Walker to satis- approximately $40,000. is being- planned $1,750—John C. Stall-worth to S H. the aame being vacant property In the city Also, at same time and place, the fol- fy a fl. fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta for Peachtree street. Just south of the Rosenberg, lot In town of KIrkw ood. on of Atlanta, Geor;•gla. , adjoining the property lowing described property, to wif A cer- against said lot and agalnat said J. G. Walk- east aide of Gordon avenue. 295.5 feet of Greenfield amtd Washington. Levied on tain city lot In the city of Atlanta, warfl 3, er for the proportion of the cost of con- Intersection of Baker street. northwest of DeKalb avenue. 60x190 feet, as the property of Mrs. Marie Ford to satisfy Asa t; Candler recently announced land lot 55. In the 14th district of Fulton structing a sewer along Wtlson street, law- February 10. 1916. a. fl. fa, in favor of the city of Atlanta county. Georgia, fronting: 40 feet on the ' "ly chargeable to sold lot. that he would build a. two-story, re- $2 000—W. Harry Rossman .to Miss Mar- against said lot. and against said Mrs. Marie north aide of Haygood street, between Violet inforced concrete building at the north- tha Dykes, lot In town of Klrkwood. on east Ford for the proportion of the cost of con- avenue and Martin street, and running west corner of West Peachtree and side of Clay street. 428 feet south of De- structing a sewer along Violet, atreet law- back 113 feet, more or less. In a northerly FL Fa, No. 1972. 1 Kail b Bouloinrd, 239x316 feet. February 11. Also, at same time and place, the follow- Baker streets, costing $40.000. fully chargeable to aald "lot. direction, the house on said lot known as ing described property, to wit- A certain 1S1G. No. 100 on said street, according to street cUy lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 9, PROPERTY TRANSFERS. .! , FL Fa. No. 2O*5. numbers, the same being Improved prop- land lot 13. in the 14th, district of Fttltou Also, at same time and place, the follow- erty in the city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoin- county. Georgia, frotlng 5t feet on the north Warranty Deeds. ing described property, to wit: A certain ing the property of Todd and Kurd. Levied, side of Gletuvood avenue, between Orme- Ji.OOO—-Mrs. Eugenia. H. Morgan to A. X city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward on as the property of T. J. Henry to sat- wood and Moreland avenues, and ^ ' Blrnbaum. lot west aide Spring street, 50 3, land lot 86. in the 14th district of Fulton isfy a fL fa. in favor of the city ef Atlanta bade 160 feet, more or less, fh.^a.ra feet south of Miller street. 60x79. February MARSHAL SALES county, Georgia, fronting SO feet on the east against sold lot and against said T J direction, the houee on said U*gat 11, 1916 , side of Smith street, between Rockwell and Henry for'the proportion of the cost of con- No, 798 on said street. accoralQgrjcb street $5.500—S. B, Larimore to James R. Las- Nos. 76, 78 and 200 on said street according , , Berle streets, and running back 90 feet, structing a sewer along Haygood street, numbers, the name being Improved • prop- «eter and James H. Barron. lot east aide I will sell before the City Hall door, cor- to street numbera, the same being- improved more or less. In an easterly direction, the lawfully chargeable to said lot. Lee street, 100 feet south of southwest cor- ner of Marietta and Forsyth streets, on the ing: described property, to wit.: A certain mty In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, atiT- first Tuesday fn March. 1916 for city property in the city of Atluntti, adjoining citv lot In the city of Atlanta, ward house on said lot known as No. ,— on said iolrunc t?-" property of Qnnewood avenue ner of the McGlnty corner, land lot 107. Candler Levied on as the property of J atreet according to street numbers, the same FL. F*. No. SOU. fourteenth district. February 5. 1916. taxes, street Improvements, the follow ing i, land lot 149. In the 17th district of Ful- anti Whitley. Levied tm a« the property

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MARSHAL SALES. lot known a* No. — on baek U foot more or Ion in a southerly Mariettta streets, and running back 14« feet. I SIT on said atreet. according to street num-| bott and Peoples atreeta, and running back numbers, the same being Improved to street numbers, direction, the hnuae on said lot known AS more or- less, in n westerly direction, the bera, the aame being Unproved property in 100 feet, mere or less, in a nortnM-ly*dlrec- In the city ot -Atlanta, Georgia, a roperty In the 1 00 oi 0 A ant B n -\ No. — om said street according to street house ^-^Jon aaid '«lo*t *?«"know«n *"N^-lT,aa No. — on •***.HS._^mid the city*^ of l_Atlanta« K, aw**"*.G« , . •.-_••»W. A C. Crawfor- d street and Ware * Harper, Levied on erty for the cost of curbing the sidew «*ainat aald lot and against aaid N. A. estate to satisfy A ft, fa. In favor of the fl. fa. 1& favor of the city of Atlanta against I and- the said property for the coat as tho property of & P. Steed to aatlsfy a front of said property with curb, FL Fa, No. 1V7S. Chastain «or the proportion of the coot ot city of Atlanta against aald lot. and against •aid lot and againat aaid W. CB-. Born fOHJ Ing the sidewalk In front of said fi. fa. in favor of the city of Atlanta against Also, at aame time and place, the follow- constructing: a sewer along Ethel street, •aid M. Wilson estate for the cost of pav- the proportion of coat of extending; water said lot and against said 8. P. Steed *nd the ing described property, to wit; A certain lawfully chargeable to aald lot. Inr tho sidewalk in front of aald property. Pipe In front of said lot. ' • FL F». No. »«. ' " city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward t, land aald property for the cost of carbine the Alao. at same time and, place, the follow-.. lot 111. in the 14th district of Fulton? coun- FL Fa. No. SttBS. sidewalk in front of said property with Ing described property, to wit: A certalrf" •" FL Fa. No. USC. FL Fa. No. It**. Also, at aame time and place, the follow- curb. city lot in the city of Atlanta, In ward It ty. Georgia, fronting 64.6 feet on tho east Also, at same time nod place, the fol- Alao, at aama time and place, the follow- Also, at same time annd place, the follow- ing described property, to wit: A certain aide, of Ashby street, between Jett and Beu- ing described property, to wit.: A certain land lot IS, in the 14tb district of Fulton tell streets, and running back 116 feet, lowing described property, to wit: A cer- Ing deacribed property, to wit: A certain_. t, city lot In the city of Atlanta, in ward 1, , , . county, Georgia, fronting 40 feet on the ; tain city lot tn the city of Atlanta, ward 6. city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward city lot In the city of Atlanta. In ward i land lot. 110, in the 14th dlntrlct.-of Fulton Alao, at same time and place, the follow- north side of Manlgault street between..' more or lees, in an easterly direction, the land lot 14t, In the 17th district of Pulton «. land lot 14», in the inh district of 10. land lot 106, In the 14th district of FulI-- I county. Georgia, fronting 48 feet on the east house on said lot known as No. — on amid Fulton county, Georgia, fronting 16 feet ing described property, to wit: A certain Esten and Weatherby streets, and running county. Georgia, fronting 18* feat on the ton county, Georgia, fronting- 6d feet on the,e-- side of_ Chestnut street,. between._ Magnoli„ a city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 1, back 126 feet, more or less, in a northerly atreet, according to street numbers, the aame south aide of Bthel street, between Darnell oh the eaat aide of Hemphill avenue, be- north aide of Blbert street, between Mayjand and Foundry atreeta. and running back 162 being improved property in tbe city of At- tween Bthel and JRoyston streets, and run- land lot 110, In the 14th district of Pulton direction, the house on said lot known aa No. - and Center •treeta, and running back 10-80 and Allene atreeta, and running back 173 , feet, more or leas, in an eaaterly direction, county. Georgia, fronting 40 feet on the 62 on 'said street, according to street num- lanta, Georgia, adjoining the property of feet more or less in a southerly direction, ning back 16« feet, - more or lesa. In an feet, more or lesa. In a northerly direction, , the house on said, lot known .aa No.' — on Johnson and Breltenbucher. Levied on aa •aaterly direction, the house on aald lot J1 west side of Griffin street, between Orr d , bers, tbe same being improved property 1»- the property of Mrs. J. H. "Walker to satis- the house on said lot1 known as No. — on the houae on «ald lot known as No!?o.. '— o~n , ~'*said street-*—*, accordin—g *to- —street numbers*-— , "th~o Thurmond streets. ami running back 141 ! the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining Es- said stret. according to street numbers, known a* No. • — on said street according sald atreet according to etreet numT fy a ft fa. in favor of tbe city of Atlanta to etreet number*, the aame being vacant ibera. the same being Improved property in the city - feet, more or leas, in a westerly direction, ten and Whlttier. Levied on as the property tho same being Improved property In tho same being vacant propert.-_,_--„y I—n th-_i <* ^«« Pesxshtree street, between France arid Ga. R. R. and running back I houae on said lot known as No. — on said ide of Sixth land lot 149, in the 14th district of Fnlton numbers, tbe same being Improved property east side of Darnell street, between Cal- tween Piedmont avenu>n£Tane and E,. ParP k lanT «reet and Peaehtree place, and run- feet more or less In an easterly direc- county, Georgia, fronting 17«H feet on the atreet, according to street numbers, the aame LOJOIU1HB bou—— — n— an•»•»•d* Ethe*I.<.HCl1 streets•UBDLV,. an*UUd running back >nue and S. rark lane. \ n|ng bftcfc ±()0 f ^^ ^ v^^ 'tn tt west- «on, the house on satd lot known as No. — In tbe city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining 1 and running back 248 feet, more or leaa. south side of Bthel street, between Kemp- being property tn the city of Atlanta. tbe properly of Warbington and Dempay. ?° *«**. more or leaa. In an easterly dlrec erly direction, the house on said lot known on aaid street, according to street numbers, Georgia, adjoining Doray street and alley. . No. — a northerly direction, the house on said lot hill and Dernell streets, and running back Levied on a* the property of P. . Starnee tlon. the house on said lot knowki n known aa No. — on said street according as No. — on aald atreet according to street the same being — property in the city of IB feet, more or less, in a southerly direc- Levied on as tbe property of B- Paden to to flattery a fL la., in favor of tbe city ol on satd etreet. according: to street numbers, to street numbers, the same being vacant numbers, tbe same being vacant property In ' Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining LaFrance tion, the house on aald lot known as No. — satisfy a fi. fa. In favor of the city of At- Atlanta, agalnat said lot and against said the same being vacant property In the the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining a N. I street and Go, R. R- Levied on as the prop- lanta against eaid lot and against said R-- city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the property in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, on said street, according to street numbers,, P. P. Staroes for the proportion of the adjoining the property of Spaldlng and Noyes and T. J.. Wealey. Levied on aa the fty of J. S. Lawrence to satlafy a fi. fa. the same being vacain t' propert...y In tbe cit. y Paden and the said property for the cost coat of constructing a sewer along Sunset property of Burdett and Reeves. Levied property of Suburban Investment Co. ! In favor of the city of Atlanta againat aaid of curbing tbe sidewalk In front of said on as the property of K. A. Chastain to Parmalee. Levied on aa the property of lot and against said J. S. Lawrence and the of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoinint g_ Hemphill aod a venae, lawfully chargeable to said lot. G. F. Banes to satisfy a fl. fa. in favor satisfy a fl. fa. In favor of the city of At- an alley. Levied on' as the property "of property with curb. satisfy a fi. fa, in favor of the city of lanta agtffnst said lot and against said Sub- said property for the coet of curbing the Atlanta against »aJd lot and against aajd of the city of Atlanta against eald lot and sidewalk In front of aald property with M. Wilson estate to satisfy a fl. la. in FL Fm, No. 1D87. against said G. F. Banes for tbe cost of urban Investment Co. for the proportion of favor of the city of Atlanta against aaid FL Fn. No. 2£8X. Also, at name time and place, tbe follow- N. A. Chastain for the proportion of the paving the sidewalk In front" of aald prop- cost of extending water pipe In front of said curb. Also, at same time and place, the fol- coat of constructing a aewer along ttornell lot and against said M. Wilson estate and ing described* property, to wit.: A certain erty. lot. . » j aald property for the coat of curbing the lowing described property, to wit: A cer- city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward street, lawfully chargeable to «ald lot. FL Fa. No. 2O27. sidewalk in front of said property with curb. tain city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 1O,' 1. land lot 109. In tbe 14th district of Ful- land lot 105. in tbe 14th district of Fulton FL Fm. No. 8108. Fl Fa. No BOSS. Also, at same time' and place, the follow- ton county. Georgia, fronting: 46 feet on FL Fa. No. 1840. Also, at same time and place, the follow- ing described property to wit: A certain county. Georgia, fronting 50 feet on tho tbe couth Bide of Beckwltb street between Also, at same time and place, the follow- Also, att same time and place, the follow- FL Fa, No. 3214. west Bide of Stewart avenue, between Ju ing described property, to wit.: A certain ing described property, to wit: A certain itty,.. lo_ t I—n the city o_f_ Atlanta, __in_ war.. _ d_ 9-,, Alapi at- aame time and place, the follow- Bon Air and Oxone streets, and running ng described property, to wit: A certain city lot In the city of Atlanta, In- ward land lot 209. in tbe l&th district of DeKalb & W. P. R. R. and Erin street, and run- a south- city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward fi. land city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward ing described property, to wit.: A certain back 100 feet, mor , 7, land lot 140. In the 14th district of Ful- 10, land lot 85, in the 14th district of Fulton county Georgia, city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward ning back 176 feet, more or leaa. in *> erly direction, the house on said l t known lot 149. In the 17th district of Kulton coun- county, Georgia, fronting 100 feet on the the east _slde , . westerly direction, the houae on aald lot said street according to , ty, ftrset numbers, thee same being improved I side of Calhoun street, between Center and running back 195-226 feet, more or leaa in te atreet numbers, the same being Im- Dernell atreets. and Luclle and Greenwich avenues, and run- and Robins street, and running back 41 feet, tbe nortrthh aide Of Pearce street, betbetweew n property In the city of Atlanta, Georgia. running- back 100 feet. ning back 50 fuet, more or leas. In an eaat- more or less. In a northerly direction, the an easterly direction, "the houae on said lot Allene and Tlft streets, sjid running bback proved property in the city of Atlanta, adjoining th erty of McAden and Stens- more or leas, In a sosoutherlu y direction, ths bouse on said lot known aa Noa. 166 and 157 I known as No. — on said street, according 120 feet, more or leaa. In a northerly direc- Georgia, adjoining din street and Stew- wald. Levied the property of Cnartes house on aald lot known as No. — en aald erly direction, the house on said lot known art avenue. Levied on aa the property of fa. In favor of , aa No. — on said atreet according to street on said atreet according to street numbers, I to street numbers, the same being- improved tion, the_ house o_n aald lo__t. known ae No, Hammock to satisfy . . street, according to etreet numbers, the numbers, the same being improved prop- the aame being Improved property In the i property in tbe city of Atlanta, Georgia, — on aald street according to street nuzn- J. W. Boozer to satisfy a fL f s, in favor tbe city of Atlanta against said lot same being Improved property the city erty In the city of Atlanta. Georgia, ad- i city of--- Atlanta• • , Georgia- • , adjoinin.... g I*- . Z._ ,_ adjoinin j.j.,_... g_, LaFranc„ e stree. t. n(j aljey. *jjevied' bera, th. e_ sai— ,.-•-bein-g vacant property .—- of the city of Atlanta against aaid lot and againat aald Charles Hammock for the f Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the proper- Joining the property of Luclle avenue and I Rosser. Levied on as the property of Alex , on as the property of Mrs. M. B. La-wrei the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining against said J. W. Booxer and the said cowt of constructing ty of Clark and Dale. Levied on as tbe alley. Levied on aa the property of Mrs. ! Carolee to satisfy a fl. fa. In favor of the , to satisfy a fl. fa. in favor of the city oof i RagadalRagi e and alley. Levied on as tbe property for tbe cost of curbing the side- alo Beckwitb street, lawfully property of N. A. Chastain to satisfy a fl. Etta Neater to satlafy a fl. fa. In favor of * city of Atlanta against said lot and against Atlanta against said lot and against saii 'd ~ Proipertp y of N. C. Ragsdale to satisfy a fL walk In front of said property with curb. able to said lot. fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta against the city of- Atlant"• a against aald lot and (i aal—.-d. Ale..—x Carole,-.___,__e fo.__r th.._e_ proportio.__n o-.f cos_-_t. MrB M E Lawrence and the said props tarty I fa. . 1In favor of the city of Atlanta againat said lot and against said N. A. ChaataTn for against aald Mrs. Etta Neater for the cost of extending water pipe In front of said lot. for the cost of curbing the sidewalk in front said lot and against said N. C. Ragsdale FL Fa, No. 22S3. . . . . the proportion of tbe cost of constructing of paving the sidewalk In front of said of aaid property witb curb. and tbe said property for tbe cost of curb- Also, at same time and place, the follow- Aloo. at same time and place, the follow- a sewer alon Calhoun street, lawfully property. Fl. F*. Mo. SOBS. in* tb« sidewalk in front of said property ing described property, to wit: A certain ing described property, to wit.: A certain chargeable to «Ud lot. Fi. Fa. No. 202S. . with curb. city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 10, Also, at same time and place, the follow- . ) land lot 105. In the 14th district e>f Fulton city lot In the city of Atlanta, word Fl. Fa. No. 21*5. ing described property, to wit: A certain Also, at same time and place, the follow- 3. land lot 55. In the 14th district of Pul- FL Fa. No. 1H1. ing deacribed property, to wit: A certain county. Georgia, fronting BO feet on the Also, at same time and place, the follow- city lot in the city of Atlanta, in ward Fl. Fa. No. 3215. west side of Stewart avenue, between Erin ton county, Georgia, fronting &0 feet on tbe Also, at same time and place, the follow- ing described property, to wit.: A certain 9, land lot 16. In the 14th district of Fulton city lot in the city of Atlanta, In ward », AJao, at same time and place, the follow- west nld« o£ Sylvan street betw Hay- j injf deacribed property, to wit: A certain „„ „„ . land lot 209. In the 16th district of DeKalb street and Dill avenue, and running back •3 city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward county. Georgia, fronting 100 feet 90 tbe ing deacribed property, to wit.: A certain 175 feet, more or less. In a westerly 'direc- cood and end of street, back ' city lot in tbe city of Atlanta, ward 5, land 7. land lot 116, In tbe 14th district of Ful- south side of Ponce Leon avenua be- j county, Georgia, fronting 50 feet on tbe east city lot In fhe city of Atlanta, ward 120 feet moro or leas In a westerly direc- lot 149, In tbe 17th district of Pulton coun- ton county, Georgia, fronting 50 feet' on the tween Miranda and Lin wood streets, and lBifavo—-,--r o—f the cit— -•*y —of "Atlant- -—a agains- t said lot i Welle and Ragsdale. Levied on as the sidewalk in front of said property with curb. structing a sewer along Sylvan street, law- of N. A. Chastain to satisfy _. „ . . or oC the city of for the proportion of cost of extending water and. against said Mrs~ . M~ ~ . E. Lawrence and property of Mrs. A. E. Ragsdale to satiafy fully chargeable to said lot. vor of the city of Atlanta against said lot Atlanta against said lot and against said pipe in front of said lot. -' -l*ho sa"1 property for the e- & fL fa. In favor of tbe city of Atlanta Fl. Fa. No, 2XS4. and against said N. A. Chaatain for the pro- W. L. Jordan for the cost of paving tbe alk In front of said property wit againat said lot and againat said Mrs. A. £1. Also, at aame time and place, the follow- ing deacribed property, to wit: A certain FL Fa. No. 1969. portion of the coat of constructing a sewer oldewalk In front of aald property. / Fl. Fn. No. S054. Hagsdale and tbe said property for the cost Also, at same time and place, the follow- along Calhoun street, lawfully chargeable Also, at same time and place, the follow- urbing tbe sidewalk In front f said prop- city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 9. ing described property, to wit. : A certain to said lot. FL Fa, No. 82O8. ing described property, to wit.: A certain Fl. Fa. No, 202*. rty with curb. land lot 210, In tbe I5tb district of DeKalb city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward Also, at same time and place, the fol- city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward . Also, at e time and place, the follow- county. Georgia, fronting SO feet on the 3. land lot 65. In tbe 14th district of FuL- FL Fa. No. 1S55. ng described property, to wit : A certain FL Vm. No. 2*18. eaat side of Glendale street, between De- lowing described property, to wit: A cer- 7, land lot 149, In the 14th district of Ful- Kalb and McLendon avenues, and run- ton county. Georgia, fronting 96 feet .on Alao. at same time and place, the follow- tain city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 1, ton county, Georgia, fronting 207 feet on city lot In tbe city of Atlanta In ward 9, Also, at same time and place, the follow- the west side of Sylvan street between Hay- ing described property, to wit: A certain land lot 209. In the 16th district of DeKalb ing described property, to wit.: A certain ning back 150 feet, more or leaa, in an and lot 110. In the 14th district of Pulton the east side of East Ontario street, be- easterly direction, the bouse on said lot good and end of street, and running back city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 1, land ounty, Georgia, fronting 38 feet on the tween Stores and Gordon streets, and run- county. Georgia, fronting 354 feet on tbe city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 120 feet morw or less in a westerly direc- lot 110, In the 14th district of Fulton coun- ning back 200 and 247 feet,, more , east side of Wbltefoord avenue, between La- 10, land lot It, in the 14th district of Ful- known as No. 9 on said street, according to tion, the house on Bald lot known as No. west side of Chestnut street, between Pon- street numbers, the same being Improved ty, Georgia, fronting 35 feet on the south der's alley and Thurmond street, and run- easterly direction,, tbe house on said France and Haynes street, and running back ton county. Georgia, fronting 68 feet on tbe — on said street according to street num- elde of Rhodes street, between Vine and lot known as No. — on said street accord- 176 feet, more or lesa. In an easterly di- north side ot Rockwell street, between property in the city of Atlanta, Georgia. bers. the same being vacant property In the ning back 175 feet, more or less, in a west- adjoining Melt and Caliowav. Levied on Sunset avenue, and running back 122 feet. rly direction, the house on said lot known ing to street numbers, the same being va- rection. the house on said lot known ae Summit and Humphries streets, and run- city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the more or leas. In a southerly direction, the cant property In the city of Atlanta, No. — on said street, according to etreet ning back IIS feet, more or less. In a as the property of C. O, Barnes to satisfy property of Cary and Bet way. Levied on s No. 402 on aald street, according to a fi. fa. in favor of the city of Atlanta house on said lot known as No. 286 on street numbers, the same being Improved Georgia, adjoining West End Park Co. numbers, tbe same being vacant property In northerly direction, the house on said lot the property satisfy maid street, according to street numbers, the Levjed on as the property of Mrs. B. W. the city -of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining Law- known as No. — on eald street according against said lot and against said C. O. fl. fa in Atlanta property in the city of Atlanta,, Georgia, to street numbers, the same being Im- Barnes and the said property for the cost same being Improved property In the city of adjoining the property Trutwell and Johns to aatlafy a fi. fa. In favor of the rence and Pierce. Levied on aa the property agai and agai st said W. H. Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the property of city of Atlanta against said lot and againat of Mlaa A. L. Lawrence to satlafy a fi. fa. proved property In the city of Atlanta. of curbing the sidewalk in front of said Wl thers fur proportion of the coat of Pry or. Levied as the proyerty of Mrs, Georgia, adjoining Thomas and Williams, property with curb. Wltaon and Walton. Levied on as the prop- S. M. Mallard to satisfy a fl. fa. said Mrs. 1C. W. Johns for the proportion In favor of the city of Atlanta againat said consiructing erty of Paul Causer to satisfy a fl. fa. Tn of coat of extending water pipe In front of lot and against said Miss A. L. Lawrence Levied on as the property of Cyntbia law fully chargeabl of the city of Atlanta against said lot and Shields to satlafy a fl. fa. In favor of the favor of tbe city of Atlanta against said against said Mrs. S. M. Mallard for the aald lot. and the aald property for the cost of curb- FL Fa. No, 2£85. ' lot and agalnat said Paul Causer for the of eald property city of Atlanta against said lot and against Also, at same time and place, the follow- cost of paving the sidewalk In front of aald said Cynthia Shields and the said property FL F». No. 1970. proportion of the cost of constructing a aewer property. FI. Fa, No. 2130. ing described property, to wit: A certain Altto, at same time and place, the follow- along Rhodes street, lawfully chargeable to Alao, at same time and place, the follow- for the coat of curbing the sidewalk in city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 9. ing described property, to wit. : A certain said lot. ing described property, to wit.: A certain Fl. Fn, No. 20SO. front of said property with curb. land lot 13. In the 14th district of Fnlton city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward Fi. Fa. No. 8207. city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward Also, at same, time and place, the follow- county. Georgia, fronting IIS feet on the 5. land lot 111, In the 14th district of Ful- Also, at same time and place, the fol- Fl. Fa, No. 1807. 8. land lot 106. In the 17th district of Ful-> ing described property, to wit: A certain FL Fa. Ne, S21». west side of Weatherby street. between ton county, Georgia, fronting 50 feet on wing described property, to wit : A cer- ton county Georgia, fronting 360 feet on city lot In* tbe city of Atlanta, In ward 9, • Also, at same time and place, the follow- Manlgault and Wyiie streets, and running the south side of Neal street. between Also, at same time and place, the follow ng described property, to wit: A certai tain city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 1, the east side of Weat Peaehtree street, be- land lot 209, in the 15th district of DeKalb ing described property, to wit: A certain back 40 feet, more or less. In a westerly Aahby ttnd Lindsay streets, and running 110, In tbe 14th district of Fulton tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth straets, and county, Georgia, fronting 60 feet on the city lot in the city of Atlanta, In ward 9, direction, the bouse on said lot known aa back 117 feet, more or less, in a southerly olty lot la tbe city of Atlanta, ward 1.. land county, Georgia, fronting 50 feet on the 78, in the 14th district of Fulton coun- running back 150 feet, more or less, in aa ast side of Whltefoord avenue, between La- •land lot 210. In the 15th district of DeKalb No. — on said street, according to street direction, the house on said lot known as ty, Georgia, fronting 55 feet on the west west side of Chestnut street, between easterly direction, the houae on aaid lot s atreets, and running back county, Georgia, fronting 60 feet on the weat numbers, the same being vacant property In N'o. — on said street according to street Spencer and Foundry streets, and running known as No. — on said street according IvT^ee^roore^or^lesirTn^^ of Meir avenue, between DeKalb the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining numbers, the same being Improved property side of Hulsey street, between Foundry and nue anfl Magnolia streets, and running back 60 feet. back 100 feet, more or lesa, 1 n a w es terl y to atreet numbers, tbe same being vacant tlon, the house on aald lot known aa No I»«rston street, and running back Manlgault street and an alley. Levied on In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining direction, tbe houae on said lot known as property In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, on said street, accordingTto stee\ "umbers, »• faet mor.« lo-a, In a we^rty dlr^Uoft as the property of J. Blankenshlp to satisfy the property o£ Ashby street and Bowman. more or less. In a westerly direction, tbe No. - — on said street, according to street house on said lot known as No. 8ft on eald adjoining Ray. Levied on aa the property being vacant .propertyJn tbe city l^^^SS^i^SfflS^.1^,^ a ft. fa, in favoi of tbe city of Atlanta Levied on as the property of N. A. C has tain numbers, the same being vacant ' property of L. R. Rajry to satisf'y a fl----. fa. In favo- r , of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining Haynos and I street, i against said lot and against said J. Blank- to satisfy a ft fa. In favor of the city of street, according to street numbers, the same m being Improved property In the city of At- In tba city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining of tbe city oiff Atlanta against said lot and [ Pierce. Levied on as the propert, .pertyy ooff MisMisss I! oelnP« g* limprove: d property In the city of At- enshlp and the said property for the cost Atlanta ag-atnwt said lot and against said the property of Spencer atreet and Jarvls. against said L. R. Ray for the proportion __. _. Lawrence to satlaf,tyy * f"l «V" ; in f^v™ """i GeoT«l^ .djolnlnr Prlntup aid h.r- of curbing the sidewalk in front of aald. N. A. ChasjtaJ the p oportion of tbe lanta, Georgia, adjoining the property of Campbell Coal Co. Levied on aa the prop- Levied on as the property of OUIe Chlvers, of cost of extending water pipe in front of of the city of Atlanta ai-ainst;J3a lot'and »»• Levied on u tbe property of Mro. property with curb. g a se along N et al.. to salt sfy a fl. fa. In favor of the said lot. against aaid Miss ."SSSeSS. J2d ". K."» *•. Onmt to .atWy .rf"fl . .u I. firor street, lawfully erty of Thomas and HanLon to satisfy a . . rgeable said lot. fl. fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta against city of Atlanta againat said t and against said property for tbe coat of curbing th of the city of Atlanta against said lot and FL Fa. No. SSS7. aald Ollte Chlvers.. et al.... the cost sidewalk in front of said property with curb. against said Mrs. Ellen P, Grant and the Also, at eame time and place, the follow- said lot ana against said Thomas and Han- FL Fa, No. 3lSl. said property for the cost of curbing the FL Fa. No. 188ft. Ion for tbe proportion of tbe coat of con- paving the sidewalk In front of said Also, at same time and place, the follow- ing described property, to wit : A certain Also, at same time and place, the follow- property. ing described property, to wit.: A certain FL Fa. No, 2O31. Bttiewaik In front of aald property witb curb. city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 1. ing described property, to wit.: A certain city tot In the city of Atlanta, ward Alao, at same time and place, the follow- land lot 109, In the 14th district of Fulton 1. [and IOL S3, In the 14th district of Ful- FL Ka. No. 220ft. S. land lot 106. In the 17th district of Ful- ing described property, to wit : A certain FL Fa, No .StM. county. Georgia, fronting 22 feet on the ton county. Georgia, fronting 50 feet on the Also, at same time and place, the follow- 8IDKWALK. Also, at same time and place, the fol- ton county. Georgia, fronting 240 feet on city lot in tbe city of Atlanta, in ward 9. weat side of Jeptha atreet. between Beck- north Kklo of Carter street between Davis owlng deaOrlbed property, to wit : A cer- the eaet side of Wett Peaehtree street, land lot 209. In the l&th district of DeKalb ing described property, to wit: A certain with and Parson streets, and running back and 1% lei; trie streets, and running back FL Fa. No. 6*8. city lot In the city of Atlanta, in ward S, tain city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 1, between Fourteenth street and Piedmont countyUUUULJ>,, ITCU1«IUGeorgia,, LlUULIIltfrontingf D5W0 fee1.WBtL oUUn U1thOe W^L . ," ", "£— —J" iif- JTi**. Ml .i-l * * 'BWilV 125 feet, more or less. In a westerly dlrec- HOO fft-t more or lesa In a northerly direc- Also, at name time and place, the follow- land lot 110, In tbe 14th district of Fulton Place, and running back 175 feet, more or tlon. the house on said lot known as No. — tion, the house on said lot known as No. ing described property, to wit : A certain d te ai le -Jf « "«'• «^ »?«rj2 j?" ty. dry and Magnolia streets, and running back according to street numbers, the same t n city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining Steven- the city . of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining the Georgia, fronting 7$ feet on tbe east being vacant property In the city of At- ^A*^t, ?e£}^to ^t-*S^&\^**™ •* i«* in a southerly direction^ wald and Brawner. Levied on aa the prop- sid e of Marietta etreet, between North ave-- L62 feet, more or leas, in an easterly direc- th property of Slssoii and Gray. Levied on tion. tbe house on said lot known as No. — lanta, Georgia, adjoining Ray. Levied on same being vacant property in tbe city of t « n°«»» on said lot known as No,. — on erty of J. H. Jackson to satisfy a fl, fa, as the property of T. C. Jones to satisfy nue and near "Wallac" e street, and running aald atreet, according to atreet numbers, the a fl. fa. In fuvor of the city of Atlanta back 265 feet, more or less. In an eaaterly on said street, according to atreet numbers, aa the property of L. R. Ray to satisfy a Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining Haynea and in favor of the city of Atlanta against aald fl. fa. In favor of tbe city of Atlanta against Pierce. Levied on as the property of A. J* same being vacant property In the city of lot and against said J. H. Jackson and against -i«.id lot and against said T. C. direction, the house on said lot known as the same being improved property in the Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining Mathews and Jont-s for the proportion of the cost of Noa. 645-9 on said street, according to street city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining tbe said lot and against satd L. R, Ray for the Lawrence to satisfy a fl. fa. In favor of the the said property for the cost of curbing: property of Franklin and Davison. Levied proportion of tbe cost of extending water city of Atlanta against said lot and against Armstrong. Levied on aa the property of the sidewalk In front of said property with cons true tiner a newer along Carter .street, numbers, the same being Improved property Mary C. Price to aatlsfy a fi. fa. In favor curb. lawfully chargeable to said lot. in the city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining on as the property of R. H. Hardnett to pipe in front of said lot. said A. L. Lawrence and the said property satisfy a fl. fa. In favor of the city of for the cost of curbing tbe sidewalk In front of tbe city of Atlanta againat said lot and the property of North avenue and Randall against satd Mary C. Price and. the aaid Bros. Levied on as the property of H. 1 Atlanta against said lot and against aald Fl. Fa. No. 8132. of aaid property witb curb. . FL Fa, No. 2238. Fl.. Fa. "No. 1903. Also, at same time and place, the follow- property for the cost of curbing tbe side- , at nam ti d place, the follow* Randall to satisfy a fi. fa. In favor of the R. H. Hardnett for the cost of paving the walk in front of aald property with curb. Also, at aame time and place, the follow- i it> kit In the city of Atlanta against said lot and against sidewalk In front of sold property. ing described property, to wit. : A certain FL Fa. No. 2032. ing described property, to wit: A certain of Atlanta, ward city lot In tbe city of Atlanta, ward Also, at same time and place, the follow- city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 10, 149, e 17th district of aald H. I. Randall for the cost of paving 9. land lot 209. In the 15th district of J>e- FL Fa. No, XS8L. s * Pulton county, Ge fronting BO feet on the. sidewalk Jn front of said property. FL Fa. No. 221O. ing deacribed property, to wit: A certain land lot 11». in the 14th district of Fulton Kalb county, Georgia, fronting 40 feet on city lot in tbe city of Atlanta, ward 9, Also, at same time and place, the follow- county, Georgia, fronting 220 feet on the the west side off Curran street between Also, at same time and place, the fol- the east side of Elmira Place, between De- ing described -property, to wit: A certain Klh.-l and T.-nth street.^, and running back owing described property, to wit: A cer- land lot 209, in the l&th district of DeKalb west aide of Ashby street, between Murphy*" * Fl. Fa. No. 624. Kalb avenue and McLendon avenue, and run- county. Georgia, fronting 1,03C feet on city lot In the city of Atlanta, in ward 7. street and Avon avenue, and running back 100 les.s In a westerly direc- Also, at same time and place, the follow- tain city lot In tbe city of Atlanta, ward 1, ning back »7 feet, more or less. In an east- «,™. «.r«r.. ,land lot 14*- ln **** 14tjl district of Fulton tio tho n saUl lot known as No. ing described property to wit : A certain id lot 110, In tbe 14th district of Pulton the weat side of Wbttefoord streetI, between 145 feet, more or less, in a westerly direc- erly direction, the house on said lot- known La France and Hardee streets•eeta,! and Tui n county, Georgia, fronting 41 feet on the east tion. tbe house on sajtd lot known as No. — eft according to street num- city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward fi, land county. Georgia, fronting 40 feet on the «~ i™ lace street. Levied on as the property of Ran- favor of the city of Atlanta against said lot ' Fl. Fa. No. 1716. dall Bros, to satisfy a ri. fa. In favor of and against said John W. Chambers for -the FL Fa. No. 2239. Also, at same time and place, the follow- Also, a same time aud pi ace, the follow- the city of Atlanta against said lot and cost of paving tbe sidewalk in front of said ing described property, to wit.: A certain against said Randall Bros, for the cost of property. v FL Fa. No. 2033. ing described property to wit: A certain city lot "In tbe city of Atlanta, ward Fl. Fa. No. 2WT city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 10 . kind lot 149, In t pavlne the sidewalk la front of said prop- 3, land lot 149, In the 17th district of Ful- Also, at same time and place, the follow- Also, at same time and place, the follow- n countv. G«-orKl.i. fronting S5 feet o the | Ing described property, tow It: A certain land lot 119. In tbe 14th district of Fulton FL Fa, No. 8812. ton county, Georgia, fronting 50 feet on ing described property, to wit: A certain county. Georgia, fronting 62 feet on the est Mdo of McMi wc*>n Also, at same time and place, the follow- the south side of Richards street, between i city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward S, city lot In tbe city of Atlanta. In ward 7, mmrui 9 feet on the Also, at same time and place, the follow- ton county, Ueorg-la, fronting 228.7 feet Fl. Fa. No. 1933. , * ng described property, to wit A certain the east side of Barnett street, between ctty lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 9. land lot fi4. In the 14th district of Fulton on tbe south side of West wood street, be- between Neal Also, at same time and place, the follow- ItV Ot ln the city Fonce de Leon and North avenues,, and run- land lot 209, In the 15th district of DeKalb county. Georgia, fronting 65 feet on the east nning back 59 H , ,n "' Atlanta,a , wirwdr tween Cascade and Wlllard streets, and ing: described property, to wit: A certain l d lot 110. in the 14th district of Fulton ning back 166 feet, le , in county, Georgia, fronting 150 feet on the „.,aid„e o„f. Martin street, between Lamar „,.and„ running back 50 feet, more or less, in a f. No. 2036. i city lot in tbe city of Atlanta, In ward 3. 7 land lot 139 in the 14th district of Ful- e 17th district Fulton FL Fa. No, 1M». ^ K. Fau No. 1930. 8. land lot 148, In the 17th district o Als at same time and place, the follow- i land lot K4, In the 14th district of Fult< ton county, Georgia, fronting 63 feet on tbe county, gia. ronting IIS feet on tbetbe \ Also, at same time and olace, the follow- Fulton county. Georgia, fronting 11.8 feet 1: Also, at same time and place, the follow- f described property, to wit: A certain county, Georgia, fronting 92 feet on tb<_ north side of Westwood street, between south side urteenth treet. between ' ing described property, to wit.: A certain, ing described property, to wit: A certain on the east side of Hemphill avenue, be- Cascade and Willard streets, and running treets, a city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 8, I side of Martin atreet, between Kennett and High and Center .d running back city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward city lot in the city of Atlanta. In ward tween Bthel and Rosalyn streets, and run- land lot 56. in the 17th district of Fulton Love streets, and running back 120 feet back 266 feet, more or less, in a northerly 50 foot, more or s. tn a. southerly direc- 7, land lot 116. In the 14th district of Ful- 9, land lot 176, In the 16th district of Fulton ning back 166 feet, more or less. In an county, Georgia, fronting 75 feet on the i feet, more or less, In an easterly direction, direction, the bouse on suld lot known as tion. the house on ild lot known as N'o. — ton county, Georgia, fronting 50 feet on the county Georgia, fronting S9S feet on the easterly direction, the house on said lot north aide of Westminster drive, between the house on said lot known as No. 370-6 on No. 3 on said street, according to street un said street, ac ding to street numbers, north side of Carolina, street, between Ab- cast aide of Flat Shoals road, between Stock- known as No. — on said atreet according, , Bcc dtn to B treet , numbers, the same being Improved property th« same being i proved property in the bott and Peoples streets, and running back to street numbers, the same being vacant Piedmont avenue and East Park lane,, and | said street. ^ *' _ .numbers, the , dell and land lot line, and running back 225 running back 248 , more or less, in a aame being Improved property In the city of In the city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining city of Atlanta, 'orgia.a. adjoining th» 100 feet, more or less. In a northerly direc- and 766 feet, more or less, 'l an eaaterly property In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, Georgia, adjoining Kennett atreet Drewry and Watwon. Levied on as the operty of HIK« et tion. the bouse vald lot known n adjoining Bthel street and city. Levied northerly direction, the house said lot Atlanta. nd, an alley. Levied direction, tbe house on said lot' known as known as No. — on said street, according and Smith. Levied on as the pproperty of property of Mrs. H. P. W bidden to satisfy on the operty of N. A. Chastain to- on as tbe property of M. Wilson to satisfy a fL fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta a fi. fa. in favor of the city of Atlanta reet numbers, the aame being vacant j J- Quigg to satisfy a fl. fa. In favor of the satisfy a fl. v or of the city of •rty In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, j city of Atlanta against said lot a:nd again ot against said lot and against said Mrs, K Atlanta against »ald l t and against said agalast said lot and against said M. WI1- '. Propei h son and the said property for the coat of adjoinin. *g_ Spaldln„__,„.—g an_-..d! Parmalee~ —. LevieLevieonBald d J. Quii— an™d' th* e- sai™d" propert~ y for P. Wbidden and the euld property for the N", A. Chastain fijr tb proportion of the tbe curbing the sidewalk In front of said prop- on as tbe properly of George T. Hane.nea to . cost of < bing the sidewalk in front of cost of curbing tbe sidewalk in front of cost of constructing & sewer along High p aald property with curb. said property with curb. street, law fully charge ble to said lot. erty with curb. * satisfy a fl. fa. in favor, of tbe city of of Atlanta against satisfy a fl. fa In favor of J:he clt _. Atlanta against said lot and against aald iiWS^raffirsSsf lanta ail lt ?s'S;?«Sl tbe cost of paving the lide'wfilf f ,41etrlet of Fulton back 1&3 feet, more or leaaaa, in a northerly and Darnell streets, and running bade 1S6 the south side of Kthel street, between Hemn- county. Georgia, fronting 50 feet on the weat *1C„4 ,feet, more or Jeav, In an eaaterly direc-1 county, Georgia, fronting SO feet ^oiT4th« direction, the house on said lot known aa {•**« man or 1*88. in a northerly direction. avenaa and Dernell atreet. and rannlnv aide of Tllden street, between Church 'and. tiontlon. tbe noose on aald lot known as No. north side of Carolina street, between; Ab- Ne, — on eald atreet. affoarfliaa; to atreet iNEWSPAPERl THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA-, TUESDAY, IPESBBUABY 15, 1916. Page Thirteen.

m. ma. w. MM. •"* etreet, according to street numbers, the. FL Fa. No. tie*. Inr Thrower and Horan. Lerled on as tn* FL Tav No. 19ft*. said street, according to street numbers, tne i Also, at u™. tf^Ti SSa lAaoa. th* follow- »«Jn» being Improved property In the elty Also, at same time and place, the fol- MARSHAL SALES. property of W. J. Hogan to satisfy a fl. fa. Also, at same time and place Also. at(_same t)m* ana P*»o*» «w ^£1.,, «r Attant^T OMII.WI.L. adtalnlns, _: XTraser stree- t- lowing described property, to. wit: A cer- In favor «f the city of Atlanta against said Ing described property, to wit. — ^ ^ . —^—.—. — ^- M . lot and against ^2d W J. Hosan for the city lot In the city of Atlanta. In ward Pierce. Lerled on a. the property of A. TU clfiry lot In -f «> !»°!ZZ °! ^^•^^"S^SSEftt VSS Conti dfr 5 proportion^ coat of partng the roadway 1. land lot 47. In thj Hth district of Pnltom X-awranco to satisfy a fL fa. In favor of thy land lot 10». .. or Mreet proper of Dnnlap street with county. Georgia, fronting 40 feet on the city of Atlanta aialnst said, lot and agalnrt goimty; a macadam, lawtallychargeable to said lot. , north side of East Unden street, between said A. L. Lawrence tor th* P'roP?™'"' of »—- ->'- Martin and Hnnt streets, and running .bacfc cost_o( paring the roadway or street proper

No. 406-10 on said etreet, accordlne to and place, the follow- bers, the aame being Improved property 8tr»et,_ accordln. to, stwet numbers, the «ame_l>eln. Improved

a umbers, the same being vacant In the city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining • FL Fa. No. 1966. No. — on said street according to street direction, the house 267-IS on eald street, according to street Burdett and Beeves. Levied on aa the Also, at same time and place, the follow- .bers, the same being " bera, the same bftln*- Improved prop- DroDwtT of N A Chaatain to satisfy a Ing described property, to wit: A certain - ?1 fa? In Savor of the city of Atlanta city Jot In the city of Atlanta, ward 9. aomlnst said lot and against said N. A. land lot 240. In the 15th district of DeKalb ChaatalD for the proportion of cost ol P»V- | county. Georgia, fronting 60 feet on the In*, the roadway or i«reet proper of D«r- weat aide of Candlsr street, between Mc- neTl street with euttei lawfully charge- Lendon and Euclid avenues. and run- able to aaid lot. ning back 133 feet, more or lesa. In a westerly direction, the house on said lot known aa No. 30 on said street, according umbers, the same being 1m-

i time and place, the follow-! tlon, the house on Bald lot known'aa No. 22S on said street, according to street num- to"l*treet numbers, tin lame being improved Fl. Fa, No. 2154. .,„ jf Atlanta, Georgia, Ing described property, to wit: A certain 207 on said street, according to street num- bers, the same being Improved property in property city lot In .the ct_ty p_f .Atlanta. Jn_ ward_ 9. bers,_ the_aaine being Improved property in irna time and place, the follow the city of Atlanta. Georgia, adJointasT nd Warner. Levied — % - _ ,. . certajn - — led on as_ to*

nnlng back 68 feet, more or less in a FL Fa, No. 1746. follow- 7««erly direction, tho houae on said lot Also, at sam« time and place. certain kn°wn as No. — on said street, accordln Ins described property, to wit: «. _ ~^~ nbers, thi

back _ Ireo- Uon, the house on said lot known as No. — n'bers" the same being Improved ing described property, to wit: A certain t known aa No. 450 on said street according, on said street, according to street numbers, tWth'n cltv of Atlanta, Georgia, city lot in the city of Atlanta, In ward 9, I to street numbers, the same being Improved FL Fa. No, IIM, iiLc Loean street and Jones. Levied land lot 209. In th* 12th district of DeKalb property In the city of Atlant* Georgia; j Also, at same time and place, the folIO'W- $* ^taT'^r.X-'aSJ.Sln? T. Ba,?.? 0 1 1 n n nd , ing described property, to wit: A certain the property of Mr*. C. B. Pepper ; county. jG*^?]^*! ™! "* ^.I*^?^ ^™?* . ^?£? *.-?™* * Blgham. Leyied Levied on as -the property of 8. W. Sulll- fl. fa. In favor of the city and against ,»t side of Candler street, between Mc- proportion of London and Rucltd avenues, and run- street ning back 132 teat, more or lens In an lace and easterly direction, the houae on Bald lot known aa No. — on said street, according . No. — on said street, according to street to Btreet numbers, the same being vacant VI Fit. No tOSS SB the property of J. P. Brooks to satisfy FL Fa, No. FL Fa. No. *148. property In the city of Atlanta. Georgia, time and place, the fol- a fl. fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta Also, at sa time and place, .. „ , ! numbers, the aame being Improved property Also, at same time and place, the follow- adjoining Smith and Lupton. Levied on tae fol- )n tn- cltv of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining described property, to wit.: A cer- against aald lot and against said J. lowing described roperty. to wit.: __ — Beattle and Keeler. Levied on aa th* prop- ing described property, to wit: A certain aa the property of Mrs. L. B Hudson °o Hv lot in the city of Atlanta, ward Brooks for the proportion of cost of paviin: g tain city lot in Se city of Atlanta, ward city lot tn the city of Atlanta, ward S, satisfy a fl. fa. In favor of the city o! land- '.lo t. 20„„ . i.n_ th.,.e- 14tht «**. districji„*..(„*t o„»f• FulH\.I- - thee roadway or street prdp*prdper of WhitefoorWhitefoord 9,, land lot IB,. in ththe 14th erty of J. T. William* to satisfy a ft fa. more or lea*. In a westerly direction. the 14th district of Ful- favor of the city of Atlanta against aald land lot 7«. in the 14th district of Fulton houoe on e

property In the city of Atlanta? Ge

the proportion of cost of paving tho roa- way or street proper of Candler street with macadam, lawfully charEeabIe to "aid lot Fl. Fa. No. Ifl55. lid MaB«le tjackaon AUo, at aame time and place, the follow coat of pavUS* the Ing described property, to wit A r-rYvTn Jeorgia, adjoining Atlanta, Georgia, ad- I r of Martin avenue ' city lot In the city of Atlanta In w««J royd«s. Levied on aa ^,. .« «t

William!! to MII.IM j «- »•- -— -— — - -- __„,__» __ T oity of Atlanta against said lot and against yj. Fm. No, 1954. •mid J HI Williams far the proportion or Also, at same time and place the follow improved property In the city of Atlanta. : ctty lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 1. adjoining city of Atlanta Joat of paving th*i roadway or street proper tnf described property, to wit; A certaTo Georgia, adjoining LalTance and alley, land lot 1«9, In the 14th district of Pulton Levied on as the property _t Paracna street with guttering, lawfully clty lot ^ tn() clty of AtlanLa, In ward Levied on as the _property of Mrs. H. =; county, Georgia, fronting 83% feet on the ard to satisfy a fl. fa, in fa «kargeable to aald lot. 10, land lot 108, In the 14th district of Fulton county. Georgia, fronting BO feet on the north side of Catherine etreet. between at same time and plaU. th* follow. Stewart venue and Mayland street, and

Also, at sam* time and place, the follow- on said street according to street numbers, > fi fa. In favor of the city of Atlant Fi. Fm, No. 1858. "mproved against said lot and against said D. E Also, at same time and place, the follow- Crawford for the proportion of cost 01 pav ing described property, to wit: A certain

to said lot. I Fulton county, Georgia, fronting 150 feet on ""* ' the north aide of Catherine street, between FL Fm. No. 19»3. ' Stewart avenue and Mayland street a Also, at aame time and plac 7~ running back 200 feet, more or less' in ~ Ing described property, to wl ln northerly direction, the houae on said lot city lot in the city of Atlant "*• known as No, — on said street according to land lot 48. in the 14lh dlsti "" street numbers, the same being vacant county. Georgia, fronting *4 °* property in the city of Atlanta. Georgia w^rt side of Durant place, b „ adjoining Spratlln. Levied on as the prop- de Leon avenne and Fourtn n" erty of F. W. Stokea to satisfy a ft. fj

and Ormond streets, and running back 100 FL F». No. 1992. feet, more or lesa, in a wenterly direction Also, at same time and place, th* foUow- the house on said lot known as Mo. — on — j—icrlbed property, to wit. A certain Id street according to street numbera. the proved property In the city of Atlanta, FL Fm. No. £128. 4S« on aaid"i!treeC accordlnjc to aireet num- of Ches'tnut street with gutter, lawfullr • Atlanta, in ward 4. Georgia, adjoining Hajris _and McAden. bera, th* same being Improved property In chargeable to said lot. th* city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining I* | - ---- Frankel. Levied on aa tha property of A. t »•».., T«* I**. Delhe i to aatlafaaay a fl.. fa.. In favor of th* **-- *.. No.. . ctty of Atlanta a/alnat aald lot and «alnat I Alao, at same time and place, the fon sald A L. Delhi for th* proportion of cost Ing described property, to wit: A cert of paving th* roadway or street proper .oof city lot in the city of Atlanta, In ward Central avenue with resin and oil. lawfnllly" t 1. —nla d lot 110. In the 14th district of Fulton _ _ Haynes streets, and running 175 feet. abl< 100 feet, more or less, in a westerly direc- chargeabl* to aaid lot. county. Georgia, fronting 40 feet on the east more or loss. In an easterly direction, the tion the house on aald lot known aa No. aide of Chestnut street, between Foundry house on said lot known as No. — on said) FL Fm. No_ .. t067. n „».sai„d street, according ,-to street num- wOu No, ««. i and Magnolia streets, and running back 1*4 t according to street numbers, tbe aame j Also, at same time and place, the follow- bers the same being vacant property In tb* th.. fal- feet, more or less, in an eaaterly direction. acant property In the city of Atlanta, ; i described property, to wit: A certain ity of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining Spencer and u» *v. _„ .._____ —,j ,_» , — ^T_ jjf on ..."favor of the city of Atlanta a-K^nat said ng ccity lot and against said Mrs. J. C. Bridges for the nroportion of cost of paving the roadway or atreVt proper of Dunlap street with macadam, lawfully chargeable to aaid lot. FL Fm. No. 199O. Also at same time- and place, tho follow- ' ; No. 25S on said street, according to street Inc described property, to wit; A certain •rtherly direction, the house No. 148 on said rtreet. according to street fOT th* proportion of cost of paving th* town as No. 1444 on said street according numbers, the aame being Improved property numbers, th* same being improved property roadway or street proper of Chestnut atr**t citv lot In the ctty of Atlanta, ward 4. In the city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining land lot 46 In the 14th district of Fulton street numbers, the Tiame being improved the follow- i in the city of" Atlanta' " ' . Georgia~ , adjoinin" ' g -ith gutter, lawfully chargeable to said lot. iperty tn the city of Atlanta, Georgia, ad- nd Belyon. Levied : A certain' Weinberg and Dodaon. Levied on mm. th* unty. Georgia, fronting 50 feet on the In ward >, property of T. I. Lynch to satisfy * fl. fa. >

to street numbers, the sajn* being ,^- . treet proper of DeKalb avenue proved property in the city of Atlanta, 1th brick lawfully chargeable to said lot. Oeorula, adjoining Withers and Crawford. - T^viMl on aa the property of J. a Kelaey FL Fa. No. 1941. to satisfy a fi fa, in favor of the city ' Also, at same lime and place, the follow- er Atlanta against said lot and againat ing described property, to wit: A certai- j s Kelaey for the proportion of cost city lot In the city of Atlanta, in ward saving the roadway or street proper of 9. land lot 210. in the 15th district of De- Dnnlao street with macadam. lawfully Kalb county, Georgia, fronting 106 feet on <-hn.rc-£kb.n to aaid lot. th* north side of DeKalb avenue, between Clifton and Nelms streets, and back 200 fe , or leas, in a northerly FL Fa. No, 1988. gutter, lawfully chargeable to aald lot. . irection, the house on said lot known aa chargeabl* to aald lot. hooae on aald. lot known aa Also at same time and place, the follow- diction, the house on said lot Lid atreet, according to atrr a «f coat of paving th* roadway or vtrvvt Inff described property, to wit: A certain , Nos. 1422 and 1424 on said street accordiing i No. 139 on aald street, according to atreet ... .. ••."•• • — j numbers, the same being Improved property I FL Fa, tar.*, tbmtli* ammamtne being improveImproved property prop** of Barnett street with gutt**, law- ' tiv lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 4. • to street numbers, the same being improvev d In th* city ot Atlanti, Georgia, adjoining fully charg**bl* to aaid lot. land lot 4« in the 14th district of Fulton property In tne city of Atlanta. Georgia, ad- county Georgia, fronting 50 feet on the Joining Nelma street and Smith. Levied on n. is. HB. tin. west aide of Dunlap atreet. between High- as the property of Mrs. F. Buchanan to sat- In laTor at th* clti of Atlanta anlnst said 'Also, at same time an4 place, the (on«w- land avenue and Cain street, and running isfy a fl. fa. in favor of the city of Atlanta lot and against said Mrs. f. Co»ln«t

NEWSPAPER Pagu fourteen THE CONSTITUTION, ^ATLAOTA, TUESDAY; KEBBUABY 1§, 191ft

MARSHAL SALES. •perty of Mrs. M. A. Kasrter to «atisfy Ft. Fm. No. tlW. HELP as No- — on aaid street, according to street u lit favor of the city of Atlanta, at the «ame time and plaoe. i WANTED--M«le and Female - . _ numbers, .the came being vacant property •aid lot and against *ald Mrs. 1L A. described • " EDUCATIONAL Continued from PrecedtngP*** &£?£& IJSABN SHOBTHAND AT '"SS&SJSg&Tsy&TSSSS. property of Henry Bomar to satisfy a street with bituminous macadam, lawfully Kalb county, Georgia, fronting «1 fee?t on PERSONAL g^ f^ |n. „*•*,„. favo. nf r»». _o f„«.* th„ _e• cit•»!__*y o_ f- - Atlant^V -- *- r>liB.1-wiAhla againsA *t« «4^ i—• ' id lot. *•!•_ «M.*t. _ti_ ^ «_^._JUi"^ri*__nort" a7™__TIh Bid7e of Mansfield street, between city lot In the city of Atlanta. IB ward aaid lot and against said Henry Bomar for Moreland avenue and Felder street. *nd run- SAVE tuition andHOM board Ebil l while learning, K^-s«'*chen utregts. Atlantavsjsssrsseur*. £& _. land lot 16. In the 14th district of Fulton the proportion**of coat of paving the road- ning back 156-140 feet, more or less. In a .Any btjy or girl with a common school WINFIELD P WOOLF, M. county. Georgia, fronting 100 feet on thee way or street proper of Crumley street wit„h, Also, at the same time and place, the fol- northerly direction,""the houee"on""said lot 1 W11 TTOAf> educatio1 n can nt themselves to fill any po- INDIVIDUAL INST tCCTION or north" ilde of Cornel .trest. between Copen- Belgian blocks to lowing described property to wit: A cer- *?"* *" number on said •treet ac- frroMAr-CATARRH »T *nr.wHn n-a- •- "— •— the "Maclehay Simplified clause*, languages hill and ilic-bland avenues, and runnlnc baclt .aid lot. ^^ tain city lot in the city of Atlanta In ward cording to street numbers, the same being (SE^^aSfeftJJv ™2&^ Shorthand Course..". Tou ca_„n *.__»*^easily .lear n literature, curfentev, mathematics, history. 36 feet, more or less la a northerly dlrec- __ _* 7. land lot 14S. In the 14tn district of Ful- vacant property In the city of AUanta. Ga!; —9*^3 ENT1REL.Y CURED. this system In from, one to three months by tlon. the house on aald lot known as No. — j« vw ton county, Georgia, fronting 60 feet on the Adjoining Rett and Obrine. Levied on as the -—- - .._ - . __n -- ..---,. studying one hour each day. Jt is easy to on said street, accordlnf to street numbers. , „ , „„„ east sid-•-e- of E. Ontario street, between Gor- - .prop- eirty of M. H. Lucas to satisfy a ft fa. M mmm 11 a MATERNITY SANITAHTUM—Private. re- get a position when yoon master our system JMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS the same belnc Improved property In the Jug- described property, to wit- don street and Stokes avenue, and running J * ' city of Atlanta against aald nned- home-like- limited number of pa* of simplifie" d shorthand-. Write today ? back 200 feet, more or less. In a easterly lot a:

north slde'of .Parsono street,**between Doray &• C. Wiggins for the proportion vi. vwt Fa. No. 2280. easterly direction, the house on said lot LADIES—Bring your material. We leach . WANTED—TEACHERS pavl l the Also, at the same time and place, the fol- *n°wn as number on aald street ac- you how to make stylish dre«*e» and suits. SITUATION and Jeptha. streets, and running back °,lir c en" L roadway or street proper of ACMK TeachwT 38-4S feet, more or less, in a northerly di- ,y" * . «b street with macadam tar binder, lowing described property to wit: A cer- fording to street numbers, the same being Call. Mew Bra Sewing School. 20 Carnegie llberaj terms. rectlon. tne house on aald lot known aa lawfully chargeable to said lot. tain city lot in the city of Atlanta in ward ""Proved property In the city of Atlanta, way. WANTED No. 149 on said street, according to street 7, land lot 14. In the 14th district of Ful- ¥*••. adjoining Euclid avenue and Bugatlon, ) ., ^tr-—,r ; ,—!"TT> T- WORLD-B—7rmm.tZ^f ' l^vtod. on as the nronertv of Mrs. Jessie i MME. VAL/AI RE "^..ISr cKlS Hours, i-». SITUATION WANTED—MaU

AN ANSW^ER TO YOUR AD OR several of them may be s=nt In as late as a week after your ad FOB I „ last appeared In The Constitution ONE bacco for catarrh, bron Such responses are the result of and colds. lOc bags. Your several forms of special aervlce SS^^S^SS.ff^^ ~ Co., Atlanta, Qa. which The Constitution 15 render- ing In bebalf of Situation Wanted advertisers. So, If you want a ONE J9H I SPECIALTY SHOP ULECTRIC leled—11 B. Hunter. wider range of choice before accept- ing & position, hold your box nura- AT : 6.0 Der card and call at or phone to The Constitution frequently for at least a week. _ __. H9, in the 14th district numbers, the same being improved property i~ as the properly of B. H. SuILlvL... ~ TOURING, I..n. th...e. cit3lty of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoiningadjoining ;• FL Fa. No. 2851. ton county, Georgia, fronting 63 feet south aide of Ontario avenue, between &. satisfy a fl. fa. In favor of the city of At- DR. W. P. WHIT JO' wiahTTunn ounce that SPECIAL rates for Situation Wanted Doray street and alley. Levied on as tne l Also, at same time and place, the fol Ontario and Ontario avenue, and running t&nta, against aald lot and against said B^ be Is no way connected with what Is ada.: Three lines one time. 10 cents; rpropert r y of R. Paden to satisfy a fL fa. Mowing described property,, to wit: A cer- back 146 feet, more or l«es. In a soutnerly u Sullivan for the proportion of cost of known an the White Dental Parlors. Hia three times, 16 cents. To get these TOURiNQ. in favo r - -• _ City o_f_ Atlant_ a agalnat sailaidd tain city lot In th. cit" y o-f Atlanta- - , ward 2 direction, the house on said lot known as »avlnK th« roadway or street proper of office Is now located at 106^ WhiteiwUl St. rates, ada must be paid In advance and alnst said K. faden for the pro- land lot 86. In the 14th district of Fulton number 57 on aaid street according to Albermorle street with macadam-tax bin- delivered at The Constitution office I! RD Tot portion oft coscostt ot paving the road county. Georgia, fronting 37 feet on the street numbers, the same being Improved aer, lawfully cahrgeable to said lot. Htreet proper of Parsons street with gutter, south side of Bass street, between McDanlel property in the city of Atlanta. Ga.. adjoin- ' T!IC £!GH?S . . ^°:. .*"?*=; lawfully chargeable to said lot. and Smith streets, and running back 178 Ing R. E. Trust and Clegg. Levied on as Fl. Fa. No. 22*4. WANTED—A position as me- R0AIBTER feet, moro or less. In a southerly direction. the property of Mrs. R. A. .Turner to satisfy Also, at same time ana place, the fol- Fi. Fa. No. 2194. the bouse on said lot known as No 58 on a fl. fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta lowing described property to wit: A cer- I chanic chauffeur; will keep up Also, at same tJmu and place, the fol- said street, according to street numbers against eaid lot and against said Mrs. R. A. tain city lot In the city of Atlanta In ward IrtthLP WANTlbiO lowiny UcMcrlbed property, to wit. A cer- the same being improved property In the i,urner tor tne proportion of cost of paving ». land lot 240. In the 16th, district of I>e- car that is driven. Address Chauf- tain uity lot In tne city of Atlanta, ward city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining Moore the roadway or street proper of Ontario Kalb county. Georgia, fronting 5(1. feet on 1. land lot 109. In the 14th district of Ful- and Week. Levied on OB the property of avenue with bituminous macadam, lawfully the north side of Aibermarie street, between feur, care of Constitution. lon county. Georgia, fronting 411 feet on Mrs. E G Watson to satisfy a fl. fa In chargeable to said J .p elder and Candier streets, and running fOSiTlON wanted by transit man wltU 6 the south side of Parsons street, between favor of the city of Atlanta against said back 1C4 feet, more or lens. In a northwest- HEL.P WANTjjD— Mal« years* experience on railroad and high- lot. and against said Mrs. E. G Watson for Proctor and Milton streets, and running Fl. Fa. No. 3287. erly direction, the house on said lot known . way construction. can furnish full equip- back 100 fett, more or luaa. In a southerly the proportion of cost uf paving the road- Also, at the same time and place, the fol- as number 6S on eaid street according to ment for transit party, brand-new Kiffle & OVERLAND SOUTHEEN direction, the houae on sold lot known as way or street proper of Bass street with lowing described property to wit. A cer- JtES —A I you nttve two liana.*, .rroi, G. O. street numbers, the same being improved •uriuinmg wiU leacn ou inn b**rb*»r Lrit,a« Esaer transit, with good references. P. OL No 127 on HUld street, according to street | Belgian blocks, lawfully chargeable to tain city lot In the city of Atlanta In ward property in the city of Atlanta, Ga.. ad- lor »«u, ana givt* WU Box 13. Bryson City. N. C. AUTO CO. numbers, the Hame being improved property said lot. I 7. land lot 149, in the 14th district of Ful- joining Robertson and Robertson. Levied BU wni.w iwMruiug, _ _ 232 PEACHTREE ST. in the city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining ' ton county. Georgia, fronting 133 feet on the on OH the property of E. A. Frazler to satis- puoiuon in our 01 anoyo. Ai- WAN TE D — POSITION A6 SALESMAN ON Davis antl Jackson. Levied on as the t n. Fa. No. 2250. east tilde of Ontario avenue. between fy a fl. fa. in favor of the city of Atlanta icuei! COMMISSION OR SALARY. THREE property of J M Davis to satisfy a ft fa. A 10 at same time and place, the follow- Stokes and a Gordon streets, and running against said lot and against said B. A. YEARS' EXPERIENCE KEAIL GROCERY fn favor of the city of Atlanta against said ' Ing ioscrlbed property, to wit- A certain back 133 feet, more or less, in an easterly * razler for the proportion of cost of paving BUSINESS, GROCER V LINE PREFERRED HUDSON "6" "54," perfect lot and against said J, H. Davis for the city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward B. direction, the house on said lot known as the roadway or street proper of Aibermarie BEST REFERENCES ADDRESS J-760* proportion of cost of paving the roadway land lot 21, In the Hth district of Fulton number 43 on said street according to street with macadam-tar binder, lawfully CAKE CONST11 UTION. condition, for best cash or street proper of Parsons street with, gut- uounty, Georgia, fronting: 64 feet on the street numbers, the same being Improved chargeable to said lot. ANTED — Bookkeeper and clerk with five ter, law fully chargeable to said lot. east side ot Cameron street, between Pick- property In the city of At/ant a, Ga,, ad- experience desires to make change offer. Must be sold by noon ert and Glenwood streets, and running- Joining Alexander and alley. Levied on as FL JFa, No. 2285. ery bent of references , good reasons for FL Fn. No. 2248. back 1&0-140 feet, more or less. In an east- the property of A. B. Tumiin to satisfy a fl. Also, at same time and place, the fol- changing, can make good, and all I aak la Wednesday. Address 3-724, .Iso. at same tlmo and place, the f cl- erly direction, tne house on said lot known fa. in favor of the city of Atlanta against lowing described property to wit: A cer- ee to prove it. Phone H. R. C.. Atlanta care Constitution. ing described property, to wit. A cer- as No 158 on said street, according to said lot and against said A. B. Tumlln for tain city lot in the city of Atlanta In ward &334. i city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward street numbers, the same being Improved the proportion of cost of paving the road- 8, land lot 240, In the 15th district of De- and lot 63. in the 14th district of Fulton property In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, way or street proper of Ontario avenue Kalb county. Georgia, fronting 60 feet on WANTED—POSITION IN WHOLESALE nty. Oeortfia, fronting »0 feet on the adjoining Brown and Logan. Levied on aa with bituminous macadam, lawfully charge- the north Bide of Albermorle street, be- PRODUCE OR GROCERY HOUSE WIL- th aide of Crumley Htreet, between the property of C. D. Young: to satisfy a able to said lot. tween Felder and Candier streeta, and run- STOKJSS A.M> OJW1CKS. LING TO WORK FOR SMALL SALARY GARAGE CO. ry and Reed streets, and running back fl. fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta ning back 164 feet, more or less, in a WANTED — J^utirgeiic young man, good TO BEGIN. BEST REFERENCES. AD- 66 FAIRLIE ST.. CORNER JAMES. fuel morw or less, In a southerly dlrec- against said lot and against said C. D Fi. Fa, No. 2268. northerly direction, the house on said eaue«Jiuun. uuuur du yeMXa uf age. Comui- DRESS J-749. CARE CONSTITUTION. OPEN day and night. Alt kinds repairing. i. tho house on aald lot known as No. igr for tho proportion of coat of paving Also, at the same time and place, the fol- lot known aa number on said street ) natiuu ^ivrti. a-uu aienogru.puer. Apply own STENO- BOOKKEEPER wants position at repainting on all make cars. Beat ga*£- i tu.id street, according to street num- i the _ _. lowing described property to wit. A cer- according to street numbers, the same being ' once; several years' experience, young llne, oils and supplies We Invite all our roadway or street proper of Cameron n an being Improved property in street with bituminous macadam, lawfully tain city lot In the city of Atlanta in ward vacant properly in tho city of Atlanta, Ga., w married man; good references. Address i"« customers in our new quarters. Atlanta. GeorgiaGeorgl . adjoining chargeable to said lot. 7, land lot 149. in the 14th district of Ful- adjoining Candier and Mayaon. Levied on rate Constitution. city „ ton county, Georgia, fronting 166 8-100 feet , Miroet and My« •s. Levied on as the aa the property of Elizabeth Hunter to SODA DISPENSER, manufacturer an"d FOR SALK-^5 -passenger car! In good con- of Henry Bo mr to satisfy a fl fa. on the^west side of Ontario avenue, between satisfy a fl. fa In favor of the city o£ At- Fl. Fa. No. 2248. Stokes and S. Gordon streeta, and running fount man wants position; young, experi- dltlon, «60. 130 clan. b*l*ncVln »20 fuvor of the <_ity o Atlanta against said Also, at same time and place, the follow- lanta against said lot and against said enced and worker. Reference. A. C. Miller enry Bomar for tho proportion of coat of back 60 feet, more or less, in a westerly di- Ellzabetn Hunter for the proportion of ing described property, to wit A certain rection, the house on aaid lot known as cost of paving the roadway or street proper Columbus. G vlng the roadway or street proper of city lot In the city of Atlanta, ward «. - coo umley street with t •Igian block, lawfully number On said street according to of Aibermarie street with macadam-tar 1 WU A-l Aj^Uju.Ai ALFALFA raising, large experience, butter cellent con- land lot 79. In the 14lh district of Fulton street numbers, the same being vacant prop- binder, lawfully chargeable to said lot. maker, dairy, stock, hogs, general farming. ^ft.-^Sr™?-''"dltlon. See before" you«« 'bu- y«' Price J290. county. Georgia, fronting 100 feet on the Call Ivy 1702-J. erty In the city of Atlanta, Go., adjoining UOn at nCe AddreBS J 743 north side of West Pine street, between fa. Gordon and Hull. Levied on as the Fi. Fa. Tf*. S2S6. ° " - - FOR SALE—Light auto truck In good con- FL Fm. No. 2294. Fowler and McAfee streets, and running property of K. w. Johns to satisfy a fl. fa Also, at same time and place, the fol- dition, cheap for cash, or will exchange ;o. at same time and place, the fol- back 50 feet, more or tesa. In a northerly in favor of the city of Atlanta agalnat said EXPERIENCED rood man wants position K described property, to wit, A cer- direction, the house on aald !ol known aa lowing described property to wit: A cer- _ as city salesman. A-l references. M. D 2|g Peachtree street. Ivy 4B64. lot and agalnat said 13. W. Johns for the tain city lot In the cfty of Atlanta In word Ratledge. Lafayette. Ga.^^._F.^ D. No._L aty lot In tho city of Atlanta, ward i>o — on said street, according to street jiroporlion of coat of paving the roadway 9. land lot 240, in the 15th district of J>e- FOR SALE—Five-passenger Hayn< good id lot 1(0, In the Hth district of Ful- AuJii ANJL* itAVJii JbUU^Je-Sd- YOUNG MAN experienced In pubiicity~and condition. Phone Ivy 5898. Mrs. Booth the same bein1g Improved property or street proper ot Ontario avenue with Kalb county, Georgia, fronting 60 feet on U AS AAL&ajlu.li.N. 'l±iia IS ounty. G Yroriling"40* feet on the in the city "of Atlanta," " Georgl; , adjoining bituminous macadam, lawfully chargeabl the north side of Al bar marie street, be- -Iffln street, between Orr and McAfee and Gresham. Levied to said lot. ir TKA v .fe.L*ij\v* P*UAf OSi- GOOD as new, 6-cyllnder Studebaker car. tween Moreland and Felder streets, and T1ON ; NO CAN VAfctBlIMj. EXUL.U&.LV.I2 P. O. Box 768. Thu _.. ,, _-unnl „ 141 | property of J. Ht Morgan, agent, to satisfy me do yo iir bookkeeping foet moru or lims. in a westerly direction, a El. ._ running back 146 feet, more or less, in a j l fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta Fl. Fa. No. 2269. northivesterly direction, the house on said ^I^U." Rjafli.Hli.r.lj.S K^w aphlc work at my spare WANTED, the hou.se on nald lot known aa No. —• against said lot and against sold J. H. Also at the same time and place, the fol- jou money. Coll Atlanta on ild Btreut. according to street numbers, Morgan lot known as number on said street fKKSONAL. l.NTJiKVlBW. WANTED—Good commercial notea to trade agent, for the proportion of cost of lowing described property to wit: A cer- for automobile In A-l condition no Junk th Maine being Improved property In the the roadway or street proper of tain city Jot in the city of Atlanta In ward - .Ity of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining Lamar Went Pino —„„.. wanted. Call for Mr. Jones. 620 Rhodes with Belgian blocks, law- 7, land lot 149, in the 14th district of F«i- Ga.. adjoining Felder and Beagstlon. Levied WANTED—Experienced salesman, not over SITUATION WANTED—Female building. «tml Mitchell Levied on a» the property of fully chargeable o said lot. ton county. Georgia, fronting 45.6 feet jn as the property of M. H. Lucas to satisfy Kula Mao Spivey to satisfy a rl ta. In 2d years old, to sell nationally advertised WAN TED—A. Ford touria on the north side of Stokes street, between it fl. fa. In favor of the city o__f Atlanta specialties) and other goods to retail trade, SPECIAL rates for Situation Wanted car. Must be favor of the city of Atlanta against said **• r». No. 2837. E Ontario and W. Ontario avenues, and cheap for cash. Be* A . Williams. 2»o lot and against said E M. Spivey for the against said lot and against said M. H. salary and commission. None but high- ads. Three Hnea one time. 10 Peach tree street. Alao. at same time and place, the follow- running back 186 feet, more or less/ In a Lucas Cor the proportion of cost of paving grade men- wh-_o can furnish surety bond cents, three times. IS cents. To get proportion of coat of paving the roadway ing described property, to wit: A certain northerly direction, the house on said lot the roadway or street proper of Aibermarie need apply. — " " ' " "" " or street proper of I.tiffin street with gut- need apply. Write, giving full particulars. these rates, ada must bt> paid in ad- city lot in the city of Atlanta. ID ward known 0.3 number On Bald street ac- street with macadam-tar binder, lawfully 1 Addres• ' ' s J-748. Constitution. vance and delivered at The Consti- SUPPLIES—ACCESSORIES. ter lawfully chargeable to said lot. th I1th dlstrlct c cording to street numbers, the same being c'ou - ° ° Fulton chargeable to said lot. j WANTED—Traveling salesmen who call on tution office. vacant property in the city of Atlanta. Ga.. I drug and general store trade to sell well- Fi. F». No. 2201. north side of 'ThlrTeenUi street**'between adjoining Blaton and Georgia Car and Lo- JOHN M. SMITH Fi. Fa. No. 3389. [ advertised specialty that is staple and a desln- - - good Business woman ._ Also, at same time and place, the fol- Peachtree street and Piedmont avenue, and comotive works. Levied on as the property Also, at same time and place. th< fol- splendid reiler all over th« south; $100 per low ins described property, to wit A cer- running back 13»5 feet, more or less, in a of J. H. McBurn to satisfy a « fa. In fa- lowing described property to wit: A help you and who is able to manage your Automobile Coach Work vor of the city of Atlanta against said lot cer- | week can easily be made as a side Una by business address M. F. S., core Constitu- CARS HKJ>JLLNTErx tain city lot tn the city ot Atlanta, ward northerly direction, the houae on said lot tain city lot In the city of Atlanta In ward stro salesmen. C. R. W.. care Constitution. 1. land lot 109, In tho 14th district of Ful- Known as No 36 on aald street, according and against said J. H. McBurn for the Tops re-covered aad repaired; wbe< ton county, Georgia, fronting 41 feet on the to street nuntbera, the same being improved proportion of cost of paving the roadway or WANTED—By a real live business woman springs and axles repaired. north aide of Papons street, between Ozone street proper of Stokes avenue with bituml- (from the north) a position with a real 120-122-124 AUBUKN AFB. and Bon Air wireets. and running back. 107 nous macadam, lawfully chargeable to said estate firm. Address S. E. E., care Consti- Levied tution. feet, more or less. In a northerly direction. - * Property of J. w. Walcott to atlsfy the house on said lot known aa No —• ^ fl fa. In favor of the city ot J westerly direction, the house on said WANTEI i—By experienced dressmaker, col- AUTOGENOUS on said atreet. according to street nnmbers. agalnat said lot and against " ~ Fl. Fa, No. 22 7O. known as number BOB on said street accord- SALESMAN to call on physicians. Estab- ored, r< tgular place to sew and as private Id J. W. Wai- j Also, at the same time and place, the fol- the same being vacant property in the city - - -- — -—- >.. vjiui'on o cost of pavinpa\_._gD i Ing to street numbers, the same being 1m- f llahed trade Expenses and commission. maid, or ; my kind of houae work. Ivy S07S-J; WELDING of Atl a.n la, Georgia, adjoining Oaone ana the roadway or street proper of Thirteenth lowing described property to wit. A cer- proved property In the city of Atlanta. Ga,. State age. Also one for outside city. p. o atone wall Levied on J.a the property of tain city lot in the cfty of Atlanta in word adjoining Cobb and alley. Levied on as Box 121. Philadelphia. street wlthi macadam-tar binder, lawfully 7, land lot 149, in the Hth district of Ful- REFINED German girl wonts position as L, Brown to satisfy a fl. fa. In favor of chargeable to said lot. the property of Minnie Walker to satisfy a MAN with Ford In every town to sell the OF METAL SO THAT IT WILL BE AS the city of Atlanta against said lot and ton county, Georgia, fronting 60 feet a fl. fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta against 1 governess or nurse ; excellent references. north side of Stokes avenue between £ only successful starter for Fords. Price, . Write only- to Nurse_ . 3 U N Moreland Ave. GOOD AS NEW. TWO SHOPS IN against said L Brown for the proportion of . On- said lot and against aald Minnie Walker for LANTA. TELEPHONE CONN KCTI i_oat of paving tho roadway or street prop- FL Fa. No. 22*6. tario and W. Ontario avenues, and the proportion of cost of paving the rood-' 914. big money-maker. Sandbo Starter Com- YOUNG "ady desi is position. light "dlcta^ Also, at same time and place, the follow- ning back 190 feet, more or less In a pany. Rock Island. III. „__ | . tlon and office B1RD-WILCOX CO.. INC« 1J2 er of Parsons street with gutter, lawfully way or street proper of Euclid avenue with _ ------work. Can assist with LAND ST.. »* HARWELL PLAC3B. ing described property, to wit; A certain northerly direction, the house on said lot macadam-tar . binder, lawfully chargeable WANTED—One automobile salesman; must _books . Three__ years' experience, M. 2*42. chargeable to said lot. city lot in the city of Atlanta, In ward , ; known as number . on said street ac- to said lot. ' rell experienced In this line. Apply at A-l STENOGRAPHER, .first-class refer- 8. land lot 106, in the 17th district of Fulton cord to street numbers, the same being once. 614 Healey bldg. . Overbeck Magneto Exchange Fl. Fa. No. S199. county Georgia, fronting 42 feet on the ' 'mp; i property in the city of Atlanta. ences. desires position. Call £liss Bell. I NORTH PHTOR BT. Iv_-y. »4M. GeneraOenei l Vlt.0. at same time and place, the fol- Fi. Fa. No. 22DO. l52 north side of Thirteenth street, between Ga, adjoining McBurn and Atlanta > at same time and place, 'the fol- AGENTS. We boy and sell new lu\v Ing described property, to wit A cer- Peachtree street and Piedmont avenue and Banking company. Levied on as the prop- YOUNG WOMAN desires position aa gov- tain i.lty lot in the city of Atlanta, ward Z described property to wit. A cer- running back 135 feet, more or less In a erty of the Georgia Car and Locomotive ilty lot in the city of Atlanta fn ward erness, companion or light housekeeping; NEW lfl« FORX> ROADSTffR 1 land lot 109, In the 14th district of Ful- northerly direction, the house on said lot 5 13 a fl fa BOOKEB T. WASHING- state salary. Box F-42, care Constitution. COMMERCIAL AOTO BODIBS. ton county. Georgia, fronting 1^5 feet on , Vl,.-., —;---** **- —. --- • —r_»- n-« • favo«*-«r* ovf i thmeo , 9y,, land lot 240, in the 16th district of De- known j.s Nos. 68 and 70 on said street, .f Atlanta against sold lot and against Kalb county. Georgia, fronting 92 feet on try or conn- AUTO PAINTINQ AND TRIMM2NCL the north aide ot Parsons street, between according to street numbers, the aame being tieorgia Car and Locomotive Works the north side of Euclid avenue, between TON DEAD1 J. M. KARWISCH WAGON WORM. Jeptha and Bon Air streets, and running Improved property In the city of Atlanta, ' paving the ' Mansfield and Candier streets, and running TWO memorial books bis life, one by tl BAST HPNTER ^ back 34-42 feet, more or less. In a north- Georgia. adjoining WInship and Jones roadway or street proper of StokeStokess avenuavenue back 60-121-148 feet, more or lees, in a Himself, price rrlv direction, the house on said lot Known Levied on aa the property of B. Watts to witn bituminous macadam, lawfully charffe- «1. °B" *" 1Pr"-t~ its No — on said street, according to street ble t aid lo northerly direction, the house on said lot SITUATION WT-D—Mai« and Fem.i. TRAVIS & PACE aatlsfy a fl. fa. in favor of the city of At- known as number 512 on said street ac- Outfits 15o each. Agents selling ton to AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING. «» Con. numbers, the same being Improved property forty books per day. R- . L. FhilllpH Pub- in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining lanta against said lot and against said B. cording to street numbers, the same being Attention, Business Men! third floor Ivy 4»»2. \\atta for the proportion of cost of paving Fi. Fa. No. 2273. improved property In the city of Atl. Uahlne Co.. Atlanta, Ga. THE CLEARING HOUSE FOR KMPI^OT- Iwplha street and alley Levied on as the the roadway or stieet proper of Thirteenth Also, at the same time and place, the fol- Ga.. adjoininolnlng Candier and Lewis.. *Levied AGENTS—Big profit selling face preoara- property of M. J. Dlnklns to satisfy a fl. wlng described property to wit A cer- MENT, 611 Chamber of Conunerc* build- IK In favor of the city of Atlanta against street with macadam-tar binder, lawfully he property of Jecsie Brown to Uon. BomethlnB new; removes pimples. ing, can* furnish high-grade help In trades MOTORCYCLES— BICYCLES chargeable *-—•-•-said lot-. in city lot in the city of Atlanta In wurd ^.^L.^-A0,^?:^!^,!^1^.^ AV blockheads, softens and beautifie. s Jldi,altln; and professions. Ivy 7110. Atlanta 60. said lot and agaln-st said M. J, OInklns for ""•- lot, 240, in the 15th district of De- lanta against said lot and ag nst sold Jes- motorcycieciei ^ .ffPn3L.vk.ss.ffP , |S5" "and" up7 tho proportion of coat of paving the road- Kalb c. takes place of creams and powder*. Send Office hours. 9 to 4 p. m.: Saturday, ft to 1 Retail department. Horley-DavldBoa Mo- nty, Georgia, fronting 166 9-10 feet* sie Brown for the proportion of cost of pav- for circulars. James Wood, west Point. Ga. p. m. Applications for positions taken dally way or t-truel proper of Parsons street with FI. Fu. No. 2253. on the ""•••-—it side of Mansfield street, ing the roadway or street proper of Euclid tor Company Atlanta. Ge, 2t4 Fe^chtr»«» St. cutter, lawfully chargeable to said lot. Also, at same time-and pld.ce. the follow- between M d and Euclid avenues, and avenue with macadam-tar binder, lawfully AGENTS WANTED—To sell improved salt ing described property, to wit: A certain running back 150-78 feet, more or less, in chargeable to said lot. shaker, which keeps salt dry In any cli- Fl. Fa. No. 224«. city lot In tho city of Atlanta. In ward a. southwesterly direction, the h on said mate £0 centa for sample, post paid. 1 Als,o, at same time and place, the follow- S. land lot IOC. In the 17th district of Fulton lot known as number on said street American Novelty and Specialty Co.. Chat- Fi. Fa, No. 2291. tanooga, Tenn. In^ described property, to u it A certain county, Georgia, fronting 200 feet on the according to street numbers, the same being Also, at same time and place, the fol- rltv lot in the ilty oC Atlanta, ward 3, north -side of Thirteenth street, between ' improved property In the city of Atlanta. AGENTS in every town sell repeat order BUS8NESS CARDS FOR SALE and a ad j lninB un lowing described property to wit. A cer- bind lot 31 in thn l^th district of Fulton Peachtree street and Piedmont avenue and V, ' J- , P J «Ion of Mansfield and tain city lot In the city of Atlanta In ward household ware, start at once, take In . ounty ueorg-la. fronting oO f«et on the running back bS feet, more or less In a Mansfield. Levied on as the property of 9 land tot 240. in the 15th district of Ful- 5100 weekly. Radler & Radler, 24,42 Sliver , WANTED .'.t-,1 .-*lde of rameron «trt.-<-t between Plck- northerly direction, the house on said lot Llndsey to satisfy - — -- _.,_ ^ ,__ n-r- ._-* — street, Brooklyn, New York. r-rt and Rosalia streets, and running back known as No — on said street, according to ^^ HI feet more or le-w. In an easterly dlrec- street numbers, the same being vacant MISCELLANEOUS. WE V tl.m, the house on said lot known a^ No. property in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, uou»enold goooa and office fixturu. FOR SALE—MlccelUncoui 1V \ on wald street ace ordlngr to street adjoining Piedmont avenue and Beck. SALARY and commission for mnUi^rs,. the same being lmpro\ed prop- JACOBS AUCTION CO. Lex led on us the property of Mrs. E. M. 51 Oecatur St. ATLANTA REBUILT i rtv it> the city of Atlanta, Georgia, ati- \\ersler to satisfy A n. fa. In favor of the young college man; collecting I J,.ln!nR Koitcr I.any and Kmory Lex led city of Atlanta against t,aid lot and against iperty in the city of Atlanta, Go., adjoin- Main 14»«. Atlanta Phone I2«S. . 11 as thi> properly of Mrs D M. Giff< salil Mrs. E 31 "Wersler for the proportion Fi. Fa. >"o- 2273. Mansfield and Belinger. Levied on as work. $25 cash bond required. FURNITURE Also, at the same time and place the fol- HAT CLEANING. n In of the of cost of paving: tho roadway or street property of Jessie Brown to satisfy a fi. MAJDEJ Atlanta itgain aJd lot and proper of Thirteenth street with macadam- owing described property to wit. A cer- in favor of the city of Atlanta against 1710 Hurt Bldg. .UsCactloa EXCHANGE ain city lot In the city of Atlanta In ward • guaranteed. Mall orders give . prompt D M C If ford f<> tar binder, lawfully chargeable to said lot lot and against said Jessie Brown for WANTED—Men position at eood attention. BUYS used household goods and exchaxures of pa\iag the road' •eet proper . land lot 149, In the 14th district of Ful- I proportion of cost of paving the road- new for old. Fumltur* of all kind* for Fi. Fa, No. 2203. or street proper of Euclid avenuo with wff..' sale at cut prices. H. A. Martin. Manager; adam, Uiu fully adam-tar binder, lawfully chargeable E. A. Hortsock. Secretary. 101-10-12 South Also, at same lime and place, the follow- Gordon and Stokes streets, and running Forgyth street. Phone Main 77S. ing described propertv, to wit; A certain back 218 feet, more or less. In a westerlf &ld I0t Atlanta Muttreiui ^«., nign-graae mattress i, N'o. 2247. city lot In the city of -\tlanta. In ward direction, the house on said lot known as J M. FULLER, City Marshal. reoovafng. 174 Piedm't. 1. 3B47. Atl. 4147 FLORIDA oranges, tangerines, grape fruit. IP and place, the follow- 7. land lot 149. in the Hth district of Ful- number ^5 on said street according to street Now shipping oranges half box. Jl; box, -rty ti> u It A certain ton county, Georgia, fronting 60 feet on the numbers, tne same being Improved property WANTED—Reliable man to work In dairy ^ $1 60 and 92.00, tangerine*, packed 100s. IKOs. t> of Atlanta, ward 3. e«.»t side of Kast Ontario street between In the city of Atlanta. Go., adjoining Mid COST OF LOCAL WANT ADS and general farm work; must be sober HATS! OF and'r 200s. $1,OO box, 3&0«, $2.00 box. Grape fruit 1-tth district of Fulton Gordon and Stokes streets, and running back dlebrooks Willis. Levied on as the prop- and not smoke cigarettes. -JState wages -*••*•*• •*- »-J shaped Into latent styles* at 17 »1 60 and J2.BO f. o. b. Jacksonville, Write •on Cine 125 feet on the 200 feet, more or less. In an easterly direc- erty of Clara F. Oattis to satisfy a fl IN THE CONSTITUTION first letter. C. W. Forrester, Decatur. Ga., Walton St. C. Chrfetenaen. Ivy 6S27-J. order today to Louis Skroblch, 91S West Bay imlt*y atreft. betw een tion, the house on said lot known as No 40 fa in favor of the city of Atlanta against 1 Insertion 1O<- • line Route 2, Box 97. ^^^ street. Jacksonville. Fla. Fraser street, and run- on said street, according to street numbers, said lot and against said. Clara F. Oattis OUT OF "WORK AGAIN?—Why not __ for the proportion of cost of pavlne; the 3 Insertion. 6c a lln« _ _ on your baby's carr7age7'repair^d7 re^ ROUND JELLICO. M.M. iilnj back JO f«et. niort- or less, in a north- the same being Improved property in the 7 Insertion* Be a line the barber trade? Wo can teach you ID painted and re-covered. Robert Mitchell. OLIVER BLOCK JELLICO. TuX erl> direction tho city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining Hill and roadway or street proper of 13. Ontario less time than you can learn anywhere els*. 227-29 Edgewood avenue, ivy J07«. OATH CITY COAX. COMPACT, treet. according- to street avenue with bituminous macadam, lawful]v le per word flat for elaasmed adver- as No. — on said Mitchell. Levied on as the property of E. F. chargeable to said lot. »w uy Wages white learning; toola furnished. Call Bell Phone. Main $6€-J; Atlanta tlS. belnj; Improved property Chlldress to satisfy a C. fa. In favor of tho lU tlnli>K from outride of Atlanta. or wrtte Moler College. IB N. Foraythu SHOE RENHItV~ Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining FOR SALE—All kinds of domestic feath- city of Atlanta against said lot and against No advertisement accepted for less WAN TKD—Man wltn bora* and rig to carry ers. Live veaae feather* a Bpeolalty. and ^ Ullams. Levied on said E P Chlldreas for the proportion of FL Fa, No. 2274. newspaper route. A hustler oan make goeil BHOE R&N of Ham \\olf to satiety a Also, at the same time and place, the fol- than two lines. Count six ordinary Write for samples and price*. R. S. Eu- cost of paving the roadway or street proper money. Apply City Circulation Department, called for and delivered. Atlanta 14»3. banks, f 9^_goBoutlu tl. Broad aU AAtlantat lanta. Ga. of tho city of Atlanta, of East Ontario street with bituminous mac- wlng described property to wit, A cer- words to each line. Constitution. - city lot_ln the city of Atlanta In ward and against said Sam Wolf adam, lawfully chargeable to said lot. Discontinuance of advertisins must OKEJP AND RJ£FA1R£D. on of cost of paving tho 240. 1: the 16th district of De- be in writing. It will not fie accepted WANTED—Good, hustling errand boy. Ap- FOR QUICK SALE CHEAP Kalb county, Georgi'*,- fronting 60 feet . ply Southern Blue Print Co., 008 Hurt LIFE wcuolarshtp In sood Atlanta >t proper of Crumley street Fl. F». No 2263. by phone. This protects your interests locks, law fully chargeable the south side of Ma afield street, betwe bldg., basement colloge. Phone Atlanta 5797 -A write AUo. at same time an place, the follow- Morelanland and Euclid avenues, and running; I as well ae ours. WANTED—Names of men. IS or over. Advertiser, 27^ Auburn avenue __ aid U> ing described p.roperty, to w It : 0 5 more or rtain ^.^mH .-! .^ *??*• '«* in a! The Constitution will not be roeponsl wanting railway mall clerk positions. $76 , WINDOW CLEANING. city lot in the city of Atlanta, ward tne house on said lot f ble for more than one incorrect Inser- month. Answer. Box F-41. Constitution. WILL sell at a bargain large McCray re- FL Fa. Now 2246. 7. land lot»149,, In the 14th district f Fulton tlon ot any '—wmbow'cXa. co.. 47 feV friirerator, cost originally ?148 Phone M. Als t same time and place, the follow- unty. Georgia, fronting 16& 6-10 feet advertisement ordered for Hunter. M. 1175. M. 1724. 463 or call 804 Sllvey bld« ig dumbed property, to wit A certain the east side of East Ontario street, between SKCONO-HAND SAFES, all sisea. Hall's lv !,>t in thr- city of Atlanta, ward 3, Gordon and Stokes streets, and running back HELP WANTED—Female fire and burg tar- roof safes, vault doora. .nd lot &3 In the 14th district of Fulton 50 and 78 feet, more or less. In an easterly STORES AND OFFICES. MEDICAL C. J. Pantel. 408 ^ - ~i Nafl Bank bldg. >untv. t.i* orgia. fronting 30 feet on the direction, the house on said lot known aa "NOT •uperatltutlous. but I believe In jrth siilf of Crumley street. between No — on said street, according to street KENT SIGNS Firj.-H»?r --tre*t urd L tip! to! a\ enue, and run- numbers, the same being vacant property WANTED—Young lady stenog- In In the city of Atlanta, Georgia, adloininK CONSTIPATED I Ivy it«. the h( street with bituml _ _ . raphe f r at once. Apply Tuesday Our Remedy Never Fails. TWO-BURNER gas flat, two-burner oil store. r!> Htrectl n said Oordon street and McCrockln. Levied on as macadam, lawfully millar with rates, rules and class!flea- u . Trt j __ A-T r> L j. et. accord- the property of J O. Moore to satisfy a chargeable to said 1< Try It. will aell cheap Atlanta C066-M. tions, will give you complete informa- between IO and 12. McRobcrtS We also- bar* a ing being im- n. fa. In favor of the city of Atlanta against tion. And If you wish, they will assist 1 Drue1 Co 26 Luckie St prn\ « Also, at the same time and place, the fol- BLOOD PURIFIER tho proportion of cost of paving the road- It most effective. WANTED—young 1^ vle.l on as the property of Mrs. R. 1^ way or street proper of East Ontario street lowing described property to wit- A cer general office WANTED—Mlacellaneom Head to --atUfy a ft fa hi favor of the with bituminous macadam, lawfully charge- tain city lot In the cfty of Atlanta in ward Accounts opened for ads by telephone I *S fng 'JSSSSSSf' hSJT'^it "S city of Atlanta against «wUd lot and against able to said lot. 4, land lot 46, In the 14th district of Fulton ne ry y mOHKST'7:ASH PJ^CES~i'Aib\F6R county, Georgia, fronting 24 feet o to accommodate you if your name is in neat and accurate. Reply in own handwrit- KtUNEY CURE sivid Mr* R I... Head fur the proportion the the telephone directory. Other want ing, stating age, experience and salary ex- N ITU RE. HOUSEHOLD OOOI>S of cost of pax Ing the roadway or street •west side of Randolph street, between WU1 Chjwe Away Tour Aches and OFFICE FIXTURES. Fi. Fiw No. 2260. »us- ads taken by telephone are to be paid , pected. Address J-753, Constitution. proper of Crumley ^trect t\lth Belgian i Also, at same time and place, the foliow- ton and Irwln streets, and running- blot kw, l;v» fully chargeable to saJd lot. 390 feet, more or less, in a westerly c TEHUANTEPtXJ UKMEDI CO- JACOBS AUCTION CO. I Ing described property, to wif A certain tlon, the house on said lot known as n * ~ j to be presented by mail or solicitor the JIISCELLANKOCfll city lot in th« city of Atlanta. In ward ib 844 Bellwood Aye-. Atlanta. OaT 61 DECATUR ST. 1 104 on said treet ccordin to street num- same day printed. GIRLS—Tho New Tork Millinery school Is MAIN H34. ATLANTA PHQN"E 31 FL Fa. No. -1245. 10 land lot 107, in the 14th district of Ful- bers, the sa Alio, at same tlmo and pl-ice the follow- g Impro ed property In offering a special reduced price for a few WE PAY highest tcea for ton county. Georgia, fronting 107 feet on the city Ga . EVER if HOME: HAS USB FOR CON- days. Take a course now and be ready for 'IS UJL&MAiibiS of Atlanta, wurd J mlngham and Murphy Levied on OH the the spring season. We teaoh you ever advanced on canalfiiment. Central Auction. Lillian and Prince streets, and running back property of Morrin Cohen to satisfy a fl fn thing pertaining to millinery. iDveatlga£: +9£S8P*$S$i8S? 0i SB^Ti Innd lot 15. In the Hth district of Fulton lr.7 feet, more or less. In a westerly direc- U-? YhlA«»- ^^yiftS1^^; ifft^BT THfcA™ Company. 13 ICaat Mltcnall St, Main 2*J-t. ^ount\ lieorgia. fronting S3 feet on the in favor of the city of Atlanta against said our free scholarship offer. 40 U Whitehall tion, the house on said lot knoxvn as No lot and against said Morris Cohen for the street, third floor. Mra Carlton. manager; WANTED—Correspond with party having north side ot Crumley street. between on said street, accordipg to street numbers, proportion of cost of paving the roadwav We do millinery free. for Bale second-hand job printing outfit. (.upttol avenue and Kraser street, and run- the same being vacant property In the city or street proper of Randolph street with Must be a bargain. Address Box 3. Moaca- ning bick bO feet, more or leas. In a north- of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining LiHtan street mac adam- tar binder, lawfully chargeable to LEARN fashionable dressmaking or " WOMEN'S DISEASES LOST and FOUND tailoring. Make your oloUiea wall* learn- CUUE& WITHOUT OPERATION dlne. Ala. erly direction, the house on iald lot known and Smith. Le\ led on as the property of said lot. TENTS WANTED. as No. — en said street, according to street \. E G Penn to satisfy a fl. fa. In favor ing. Wonderful opportunity to learn a pay- ing profession Call and Investigate. New COMSUOATION FREE READY cash for two tents not smaller tban n umbers, t he same bel ng Improved prop- of the city of Atlanta itgatnBt said lot and FI. Fa, No. «27». OFFICES 2QC-6-7 M'KHNZI£I BUlLDDtfrj erty In. th« city of Atlanta. Georgia, ad- Era Sewing School. 20 Carnegie W«y. 10xl£. at a bargain. Cajl Mr. Sawyer. Ivy against said A. E. G Penn for the propor- Also, at the same time and place, the fol- CANDLEK BlULjaiNa^ DSL. 3G&3 j-rlnlng Froser Htreet and an alley Levied tion of cost of pat ing the roadway or street lowing described property to wit; A cer- ^ *" on as the property of R. L. Jones to sat- proper of OakhlH avenue w Ith bituminous tain city lot In the city of Atlanta In ward 1X>ST articles sometimes ar* never sal Millinery School for tn. mrinm i WHI MOVE, pack and ship, buy and sell 1-ify a fl fa- in fa.\or of tho city ot Atlanta macadam, lawfully chargeable to said lot. i 4, land lot 19. In the 14th district of Fulton found, often they are stolen with Complete cour*e, »3«. All mUU- household goods. S. M. Snider. 1«7 Bouta ag&lnst «s,ld lot and agaLnat sold R. L, . county, Georgia, fronting 48 3-10 feet on the no chance of recovery, but when iepr work fn-e »4H Whitehall DliSKASKB UJ? ALEN j Foray th street1_M.ain_2806. lones for the proportion of coat of paving Fi. Fm. No, 2259. "* | east side of Randolph street, between Hous- picked up by honusr persons thoy »lil GIRLS—Take course In Mlaa Sparkman'B Im- tBD. 11 jearrf eilMTlano; lataM traat- SECOND-HAND moving picture outfit. Ad- the roadway or street proper of Crumley I ton and McGruder streets, and runnirffc get back to the owner U advertised ment dTan; price, r«uooabl»: co dress, full Information and price. Quick. Also, at name time and place, the follow- proved Millinery School (Fifth floor). Uon tr«e. 11 toman bnlldlac. Ofac. sire«t with Belgian blocks, lawfully charge- ing described property, to wit: A certain back 75 feet, more or lean. In an easterly 10 this column. u, Whitehall. Millinery vorlc done free. care Constitution. ^ able to *oid lot. city lot in tho city of Atlanta, in ward direction, tho house on said lot known aa J DROP A CARD, we'll bring cash for men's 8, land lot 108. In the 17th district of Ful- number 117 on said street according to i shoes and clothing. The Vestlara* 16* Ki. Fa. No, *S44. ton county, Georgia, fronting 4S.r feet on .iti-eet numbers, tho aama being Improved LUST—Saturday afternoon last a leather HELP WANTED—Male and Female Decatur street. Also, at same ULQO and place/, the follow- the north side of Sixteenth street, between pro•pertp y in the city of Atlanta. Ga.. udjoln- "DR. BO WEN, Specialist ( ing described property, to wit A certain ing McGruder <^reet_ and Branch. Levied, purse, silver trimmed, containing about* WANTKD—Magazine solicitors, men and • 22 fe SOUTH BROAD ST. CAREFUL people ^111 store furniture for West Peachtree and Spring streets, and nail bills and two *^ three SS bill, *,ity lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 3. running back 240 fe«t. more or lest? In a as the property of Howell Terrell estate fri '", women, good commission; you can make MRS. OR- — W, - SMITH•H. 616 W. PeacbtrePeachtree use ofr same, no childrencniiQTen. Tyjvy 7SZS-Jfsaa-j. to satisfy a.fl fa. in favor of the city of ^Vn memoranda. Finder wilt please from *1 to $3 per day. Apply 408 Chamber land lot 35. in th« Hth district of FuJton northerly direction, the house on said lot Hurt building and receiveTre- • et.. between 8th Lnd_ Peachtree place,—*,_. WANTED—Second-hand bath tub andt aink. cou at y G«o rg-ia. fronting 11 3-10 f rot on known as No. 21 on said street, according; Atlanta against said lot and against ™..u of Commerce bldg. 1 Ivy 469. Diseases of womeroraen and children. Addresa .T-74^ Constitution. the north >lde of Crumlei street, between Howell Terrell estate for the proportion of to street numbers, the name being Improved cost of paving the roadway or street Electric treatment In chronic diseaseg.^^ SCALESTperfect order, to exchang* for oow Fr

FOR RENT—Office* REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE SAUE RAILROAD SCHEDULES HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR RENT—Room* FARM LAUDS. LANDS. FOR SALE—16 or 20 Georgia-raised 4-rear- tl&KKJD—NOKTH SIDB. 300 ACRKS. 4 mile, from College Par*. Jtut FOR SALE — 387 acres land near Rom*. G*.. The. arrival and departure of paaaenger old mules, weighing 700 to 1.000 pounds, 270 HOUSTON BTW - apatalra oonneotlnar off Fatrburo car Hue. 12 mllea from MONEY TO LOAN train* Atlanta. one or all to rl«M party. Terma, ana-third rooma, with private battt; IS ininat*ir center of Atlanta. Tula tract llea well* baa 2£0 acres fine bottoms, balance rolling. Tho following schedule figures are pub- cash, balance not»». T. R. Sawtell, 813 1 walk of Flva Point*. a home place and S tenant houae*. cool nice home, good Improvements, plenty fruit. FOR RBNT—Orflcflv in ConaOtutlon bond- Will sell at bareara. Address M. P, W.. 62 llahed only aa information and ar* not Graut bldg. ing; all modern. oonvAnleocoa. 8e* Joim branch and a good road fronting. About 209 acres open' and under cultivation. Price Auburn avenue. Phone Ivy Z711. _ guaranteed. FOR SALE—Chunky mare, T$16 —; , —„larg-e ----mule- .- {, MONEY—On Personal Property IS&: pair small mules. »65; aeveral cheap ENTIRE second floor, 8 or 4 rooma, private (45 per acre. Terma. Brotherton A Cal- FOR SALE—800 acres hand near HefQin. Atlanta Terminal Station. horses and mules, *3& up. Vittur's Sato bath. gas, electricity, porches; one-halt lahao, Baat Point. Ga- Bell j>aono «16 Ala., on graded road. Borne fine creek Stable, »4 Wa I ton_at.__ . block of Grant Park; reasonable. Uaun bottoms. Address M. P. W.. 62 Auburn PEIVATE PARTY •Daily except Sunday. t Sunday only. FOR SALE-^-Three nice driving horses and 4&22-L. 426 Sooth Boulevard. ACREAGE FOR SALE avenue. Phone Ivy 2711. Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic. four mules. Morrow Transfer and Stor- THREE unfur, rooms, aJl convenlencea. TT ACRKS, on Mariett* car line; two tenant iBSIRABLB OFFICKS, ..ingl* and on *uU«. houses; running water; fronts car line; GEORGIA FARMS and acreage near Atlanta. LOANS Effective February 6. Arrive/] Leave. ~ Main 4366. minutes' walk from town. 28 Cooper. 8ome of these are equipped with com- about 1.040 feet. Am offering a very great If Interested will mat! bulletin of some 60 Brunswick. Waycroaa a AT No. 11 Piedmont avenue, *ood Y«>un* preaaed air and dental want*; hot and cold bargain In this acreage. Phone Main 829. high-claps propositions. Brotherton & Cai- $25 TO $300 Taomasville 6:10 ami 7.46 am horse* and mule- for sale, cheap; country OB CNTURMIBH BP. wateryln all office*; all-night elevator o*rv- J, B. Jackson, 307 Peters lahan. East Point. Ga. Bell phone 416- Brunswick, Waycroaa and stuff. First to come gets the pick. TWO rooma In modern eteam-beated apart- Ice; location beat In the city mnd aervle* AT SPECIAL LOW RATES ON ThomaaviMe 7:10 pmjlQ:30 pr ment. Private family. No cooking. G«n- unexcelled. Candler building, Candler An- Sleeping- cars on night trains between At- WANTED. tlemen preferred. Fto_one_Iyy_ « nex and Forayth building. Aa» O. Candler. FOR RENT—Apartment* FOR RENT—Apartment. FURNITURE lanta and Thomasville via Fitzgerald and Jr., Agent. Phone, Ivy 5374. 131 Candl*r WANTED—To rent from private party THHBE desirable * nouaeke building. Bee Mr. Wllklnaon PIANOS, BTC.. without removal. Fay between Atlanta and Hampton Sprlnffa via horse and buggy for abont ten daysi for •team heat; mod, conv. W. Fl: ___ __ menta to suit your own convenience. Albany and Quitman. suburban trips. Address J-7B1, Constltu- Other companlea paid oft, and mor* ROOMS —Fur . or unfur.; conveniences, walk- FOR RENT—De«k Room APARTMENTS money advanced at cheaper rates. Atlanta and WXrt Point Rallroikd Company. _ ing diatanca. Main 281.5. 128 Capitol ave. WITH ErSE *jf"typewrtter Sd turnUun. ALIj ON THE NORTH SIDE—THREE TO SEVEN ROOMS. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL No. Arrive ITrom— No. Depart T . , beat bldg. In cttv. 1801 Healer. Ivy 1S90. Private offices. Wnen in need y*« 42 West Ft. 8:15 am 36 New Or.. 6:25 am conven'a. cloae in; reaaTe. 160 PHONE US FOR ENGAGEMENT. ALL IN GOOD SHAPE. will make a aavlna by eettln* my 13 Colum's. 10:65 am 16 Columbus fi:45 am ARCHIBALD—North Avenue and Williams; 4 rooms. term* first. Call, write or phone 38 New Or, 11:60 am 33 Mont_-y-. 9:10 am FOR ^ 40 New Or. 2:15 pm 39 New Or.. 2:00 pm ROOM and BOARD GOOt> KA537"riiu> s*ctionT*can^wor1c ! LINDEN COURT—Corner Linden and Courtland; 6 rooms, 34Montry- 7:10 pm 17 Columbua 4:05 pm i PEACHTREE APARTMENTS—1235 Peachtree; 7 rooms. CHARLES B. ROSS 30 Colum's. 7:45 pm 37 New Or.. 5:20 pm 240BXU clty^ $13.50 mo. 822 Spring St. Room 512 Empire Life Bldg. 86 New Or. 11:35 pin 41 West Ft. 5:45 pm ENTIRE upstairs, conslutlac of four large TYREE APARTMENT—Dnrant Place; 4 and 5 rooms. NOKTH, HIDE. unfurnished rooms, hall and private bath; BARTOW APARTMENT—Corner Luckie and Bartow; 4 rooms. 84 PEACHTREE ST. Central of Georgia Railway. Ideal for housekeeping; walking dletanca; MACT COURT—793 Piedmont Avenue; 4 rooms. Bell Phone Ivy 9347- "The W«y.' 27 AUBURN nient. I FLEMMING—Corner .Juniper and Tenth; 4 rooms. Arrive From— Depart To— tO WILLIAMS ST.. two nicely fur. houae- REAL ESTATE Atlanta Phone 1775- Savannah... 6:26 am Savannah... 8:00 conv's; 2 blocks of I keopinir rooms; hot water; clowe in; rea- BLACKSTONE—Corner Peachtree and Fourth; 6 rooms; furnished. ThomaaviUe. 6:36 am Albany 8:00 ._ phone 5797-A. lonabie. Ivy _61_J61 MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, sonable rate ONE second floor room and kitchenette, .r«w«lry. etc.. at lowest Interest rates. Albany 6:26 am Jacksonville 8:46 THE CAKROLL —62 WAl/lON STREET. Macon 6:26 am Maoon 12:80 completely fur. for housekeeping; all con- WANTED—Real E»tat« JEFFERSON LOAM SOCIETY. BXCELLKNT BOARD. E LEG T B I C niences. TURMAN & CALHOUN JPBACHTRKB. OFF. CANDLER BLPG. Jacksonville 6:52 am Macon 4:00 LIGHTS. HOT AND COLD BATHS; REA- ~ __- _ Jacksonville 7:4O am Jacksonville 8:40 and kitchenette, furnished for CITV. SECOND FLOOR EMPIRE. MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE Macon 10:50 am Valdosta 8:40 HONABLE. _ housekeeping; aouthern exposure; close in. LJ8T TOUR real flauue with n*. W« h*v« AND OTHERS upon their own names; Savannah.. . 4 ;20 pm Savannah... 9:20 140 SPRING ST. 139 West Peachtree street. Ivy 1B&4-J. the customer*. George P. Moore. 10 Auburo che&p rater*, eawy paymnntw; confidential, Macon 7:OD pm Jacksonv'e. 10:16 FURN1SHEI> rooms, good meals, reason- avenue. Salesmen: 1. W. Hftrrell. Loula M. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE .Scott & Co.. 83fl Auarell building- Albany 7:55 APARTMENT In private north side homo; REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE pm Thomaav'e. 11:69 able rates. jSpendld nelghborhpod; ail con. Ivy &87». Johnson. T. M. Word. Come to Jacksonville 8:08 pm Albany ... 11:69 WANTED—A 5-room buncalow en north City Ticket Office, ourth National B* 70 EAST MERRITTS 3j*OR RENT—S unfur. rooma. kitchenette, side. Phone Ivy 7891-1* MONEY—On Real Estate building', Pi private bath,use_of phone._Maln_46S6-J. p ihtree and Marietta streets GOOD MEALS, table board, good country U1BT your home*, lota, farnu*. acreace with PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR Telephone •Main 490. fried chicken. CESS and butter; reasonable. FIVE unfur! firBt floor rooms; all conv., with couple. 386 Piedmont. Mam 9077. Hucli J. Lynch. 10* Peter* Bid*. M. 102C. MONEY TO LEND Southern Ball way. VERY nice room or board in apt. facing T "»~ 1\ 1 T T r Q Two houBekeeplnB room» FAJUf LANDS. A PRETTY BUNGALOW CAN place Immediately at 7 and 8 per cent Premier Carrier of the South. Piedmont park for couple or 2 vounS 17 IVlli^Lya and kitchenette^ cheap. IF YOU bave farm landa for sale, com- t-lft.OOO on f\rtft'ClaB8 residence property No. Arrive From— Depart To- men wltn refined northern family; bath. I S UNFUR""Spstalra rooma, hot water, phone, municate with us. W* have buyers. Dill PREPARATIONS are being made to build another real homey place on one in amounts of 91,000. $2,000 and X3.000. 23 Jackson'* 6:65 am 86 N. Y.. .. 12:01 am shower. _electric_U«htB_a.nd_phone._L_37 20. lights and bath, til. 51 aummlt avenue^ Realty Company, 1313 Empire bldg. Prefer to deal direct with borrower. 36 New York. 6:06 am 1 Chicago.. 6:20 am NIC EL ^"furnished bed room in steam-heated FOR RENT—Two connecting housekeeping of those lovely building sites overlooking Peachtree at Peachtree Hills 1 Jackson'e, 6:10 am 23 Kan. City. 6:26 am apartment, with excellent board, couple or rooms. Ivy 1&34-L. REAL ESTATE—Sale, Exchange Place. It's a perfectly wonderful view! ARGARD-ZURLINE CO. 12 Bhrevep't, 6:30 am 12 Hlchm'd.. 6:55 am young men. Keiley Apartment, No. 2. Ivy FOR RENT-^4 cVnnectlng houeekeeplng Ifi28 HEALJEY BLDO. PHONS IVY 7440, 17 Toccoa... 8:10 am 7 Chatta'a. 7 :13 am 1584. FOR HALE or axchtuice for fajm property. 26 Henin 8:20 am 20 Colum's.. 7:16 am rooms; close in, $12.50. 62 Currier st. lovely bungalow ID College Park. Cia,; car- COME BY OUR OFFICE and give us your ideas and get your home just like 8 Cnatta'a _0;35 am 32 Ft. Val'y. 7:20 am QUlBT~~BboaiP furnished ~and unfurnished. den and chicken yard; M«al neighborhood. you want it. And then well go out and walk over the building site, and 7 Macon,.. ]0:4B am IS Brunsw'k. 7:46 am 1th and without private bath; exceptional (SOUTH SIOB. Terms. Caii owner. Eaat Point 256-L. MONET TO LOAN. Us and environment; steam heac, near FOR RENT—Suite of two or three rooms, you will see for yourself the many advantages of this choice North Side 27 Ft. VaTy 10:48 am 6 Jackso'e, 11:30 am rgian Tcrraco. Ivy 2536-L WILL eel I or exchange vacant lot, 40x120, PLENTY of mon«y to lend o"ii Atlanta and 21 Polom's. 10:55 arq 38 N. Y 12:05 pm nicely furnished for light housekeeping; for diamond or automobile, or anything localty. nearby Improved property, .'. Vi to 8 per 40 Memphis 31:15 am 40 Cbarl'e.. 12:15 pm UtiSlHABLK room tor couple, private home; steam heat, electric lights, private bain. of valMB; make me a. proposition. Addreaa cent straight; also monthly pla.it, at B per 8 Cincin'l. 11:^0 am 29 Birm'm. 12:25 pm all conveniences; best neighborhood; rei- garage. close in; reasonable. Main 126&-J. J-747, care Constitution. THE BUCKHEAD CAH.S run on a ten-minute schedule, and get to Peachtree cent on five yearn* time, payable $21.66 per 29 N. T I3:IOpm 15 ChatLan'a 2:OOpui erencea. Ivy 347»-L. 834 South Pryor street. month on the thousand, which includes In- 30 Birm'm... 2:10 pm 30 N. Y 2:25 pm TWO de»lrable rooms, connecting with bath, TWO single or double housekeeping rooma, Hills Place in less than twenty minutes. The continuous run is through terest; will also lend smaller amounts. 39 Charlo'e.. 4 -20 pm 18 Toccoa... *-46 pm to couple or gentlemen; board optional; furnished, first floor. I2.&G to (3; near in. R- F. Bishop. AO. the finest residence and most picturesque part ot Atlanta; the cars stop at Purchase money notes wanted. FOSTER & 6 Jack HOD'a 4:40 pm B Cincin'l.. 4:50 pm refined home- S3 I&._l inden.__Ivjr_a»aO J.__ 168 Whitehall. ROB8ON, 11 Edgewood avenue. ? : Peachtree Hills Place, and the ride is fine! 37 N. Y 6:00pm 22 Colum's.. 6:10 pm liOOMS and excellent meals can be obtal»- 277 8. PRYOR—Two large, bright Bunny REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE ID Brunsw'k. 7:0u pm US Memphis. 6:15 pm ed at 14 West Peachtree. Apartment i. front rooms, fur. for housekeeping; hot PHONE Ivy 1862 for appointment, or post a card to 621 Candler Building. 11 Klchm'd.. 8:00 pm 28 Ft. Val'y. 6:20 pm Ivy 6576-L. Mrs. Smith. bath, jmone and parlor^ref. Main -I84Q-J. $20,000 31 Ft. Vary. »;00 pm 10 Macon... 6:80 pm 13 Jacknon'e 8'lfl pra 25 Heflln 6:46 pm ACOCEFTABLE couple wanting the best ONE large front room and kitchenette, hot OR any part, to lend on first 16 Chatta'a. 9:15 pm IB Cincin'l.. . 8:20 pm can get board in refined Juniper st. home; and cold water, phone; S minutes' walk of 2 Chicago.. 9;45 pm 2 Jackson'e. 9:56 pm garage. Phone Iyy_fl_91-J. business section. 19 Pulliam_a t. M. S& 7 4 - J. R. W. BARNWELL, Mgr. mortgage. Immediate service 24 Kan. City 9;G5 pm 24 Jackso'e. 10:06 pm 71 FORREST—Pleasant, heated room and TW O llarga e rooms, unfur.; all conv.; cloae EXCEPTIONAL and reasonable rate. Submit us 19 Col urn's. 10:26 pm 14 Jackso'e. 11:15 pm board- 1 or 2 gentlemen or couple. Ivy £ ;_re|.aona.ble. _M-_ 1 a 7-I-. 34 Pulllam at. HOME VALUES American Securities Company of Georgia. 14 Cincin'l.. 11:05 pm 11 Bhrevep't 11:30 pm 69111 - ONJG farge, unfurnished room and kitchen- DRUID HILLS—9 rooma, 2-story, vapor a good application. _ __ Dally, Central Time. ette, if desired, close m. 181 Fulton. M. 611S. heat, hardwood finish, on a toeauUful level City Ticket Office, No. 74 Peachtree St. ONE GENTLEMAN and shaded lot. 100x380, one of the beat TURMAN & CALHOUN WHO will appreciate an Ideal home, on WEST £KIX streets. Price *30.0QO. Union Passenger Station. inrth Boulevard. Phone Ivy 967-L. TWO large connecting rooms for light Second Floor Empire Bldg. FIKST-CLASS room and board for couple _ houHftkeeplne In private family. "W. 682-J. PROMINENT NORTH SIDE street. 9-room, QEO. P. MOORE "Dally except Sunday, tSunday only. or vounic mon- private home; all conven- 2-etory BRICK VENEER wltb. tile roof, THRBE"7oo~ms, wltli couple, no children; solid Btone foundation. Positively never SPECIAL HOME "FUNDS Georgia Hoilroad. ience^. Phonefvy^lia^J^ references exchanged. 23 Gordon place. REAL ESTATE AND RENTING TO LOAN on Atlanta hom«n or business No. Arrive Frorn- No. Depart To— ROOMS and board; good home-cooking offered lor sale before. Exclusive sale property, at lowest rates. Money advanced 3 Oharle'n ti:10 am 2 Aug. and served family etyle; meals a specialty. through this office. This will please your jo AUBURN AVENUE to builders. Write or call. 8 Wilmln'n 6:10 am East, .. . S.OO am Close In. 72 Walton st. Ivy 6606-J. lady. 11 Buckh'd 7:10 am 6 Augusta 12:10 pm 21 E. LINDEN, nicely fur. rooms, with SEVEN-ROOM bungalow, just completed B. W. CARSON yi3 Buckh'd 9:35 am 8 Augusta 3:30 pm without bath; excellent and on a, prominent NORTH SIDE COR- 1 Augusta. 1:16 pm 12 Buckh'd 6:10 pm nable. Ivy l&a. APARTMENTS, NER, splendidly built and beautifully fin- $100.00 CASH AND $25.00 MONTHLY 413-414 Empire Bldg. 6 Augusta, 4:35 pm t!4 Buckh'd 6.00 pm TABLE BOARD a specialty; meals by day ished. Level lot. This place has every- MODEHIN 6-room furnace-heated cottage, between Peachtree and Piedmont 7 New York 4 Charl'n. 8:86 pm week; reasonable ratea. j_Jeo cozy thing that a modern home ought to have. Broad and Marietta Sts. and Aug. 8:20 pm 4 WHmln'n 8:26 pm park. room. Phone Ivy 391-L. HOUSES, ETC. Bargain at $6,000. Louisville and Nashville Railroad. THE NEW ROY. 24 E. EULI8. BUILDING LOT, $1,250 CASH, 50x175 FIRST-CLASS applications UNDER new. management; rooma newly pa- JUST OFF EAST LAKE DRIVE, a new 6- ON PAVED STREET, b«twe«n the Peachtrees, worth J2.000. A tick-tup. Effective Nov. 21— Leave. I Arrive. pered and_renovated^ first-class board. room home well built and artistically fin- for city and farm loans Cincinnati-Louisville » , ished. Rare opportunity at J3,600, on |250 Chicago and Northwest. . J ? :1* am|10:05 pr ' pKACHTliSE. the Wilton; et«am heat. 22Q good^ablq^roropt service. Minn Kir t ley. cash and $20 monthly. $25.00 CASH AND $12.50 MONTHLY wanted by W. B. Smith, 718 Clncin all nd Louisville. .4:45 pm 11:40 am VNFUHNISHJBU. SIX-BOOM COTTAGE, lot 100x180. three doors from Marietta car line. Knoxvtlla via Blue Ridge. .7:25 am 5:00 pm ROOM and. "board" for four young m north I HAVE othem. but need more. List your Foiu-th National Bank Bldg. via Carteraville. .7:1* side. Phone Ivy 7634-L. THE BOSOO.BEL property with me. PONCE DE LEON AVENUE HOME Cartersvllle. .4:45 pn LARGE rooms, "fur., men or business la CORNKK JdUKT ST. and .Poplar Ci»a;le. Blue Ridge accommodation.3:40 pm board__oj3tional ,^_233_LuckJe^ street. JOHN S. SCOTT 135 000—One of the handsomest homeo In the Druid Hills section, on corner Phone Main 16. The 10:05 p. m. train will arrlva Terminal 3-room apartmeota at J26, formerlyJ|3&. 202 PETERS BLDG. PHONE MAIN 2091. N13ATLY" fur. rooma, board; $7 to $8 These apartments are fully equipped, Save lot; take $7,&00 to flO.OOO other property as part payment. month, close In. 87 W. Cain street. iUl the conveniences, wltti. 'arge porcliesjBund located ID the very beat residential MJjitlon NINTH STREET, NEAR MYRTLE Seaboard Air JLlne Railway i DELTA PLACE, few select of luman tark. Apply 1618 Candler build- SIX-ROOM COTTAGE on lot 50x160, furnace heat and every convenience. Price MONEY TO LEND EfTecth 2, 1916. private lamlly. Ivy 1214-L. ^ ing, or puone Ivy 444fi. ON good real estate; ouly first $4,500—$500 cash, balance like rent. No. Arrive Fror Depart Tt ROOM and. boiird for ng gentlemen; NORTH SIDE, mortgage applications considered. steam heat; all conv. ivy BMU-J. R. W Barnwell. Manager. UN. Y 7: :30 am FITZHLJUHKNOX 11 Norfolk.. 7: 30 Monroe.. . :00 am LARUE^ nicelyfurnished room and board. BEAUTIFUL 7-room, brown shingle, American Securities Co. oC G*-, FUACHTHEU HOA1>—BJiAUTlFUl* . 7- atone front- bungalow on N. Mor*- 621 Candler Bidje. > Ivy 1353. H Washin'n. 7: 6 N. Y :00 pm 222 West Poachtree at. Ivy 85jt6. KOOM APAKTMK^JT, 1NCLUDLNO EJV- 1L ifortam'h, 7:00 am 6 Wash'i*. . :OO pm land ave.; close to Druid Hills. Has T^s PEACHTREE, nicely ING KOOM, D1N1NU KOOM. 3 BEDROOMS • large living room, parlor, dining room, 17 Abbe.S.C. ~ :SO am 6 Norfolk... :00 pm couple; table boarders i AND SUN PAJiLOR, MKAT AND WO'A' WA- EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, $4,750,EASY TERMS :&0 pin 6 Ports'h.. :00 pm •XKU. INCLUDED. IN JiXCLUBlVJB KKbi- sun parlor, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, sleep- 22 Memphis' 10 pm fi Rlchm'd. NICE front room and~board; couple or gen- ing porch, tile bath, tile veranda> beam :OQ pm tlemen. 42 Orme St. Ivy 8245. DENT tiEUTlON. D, -EL UJifFEN. OWNhm, ceilings. cement basement, furnace 22 Birm'm. 12:10 pm 23 Binn'tu. . IV Y_ 6164-J._ ._!. MODERN BUNGALOW, with every convenience. An ideal home for a small I HAVE $5.000 ON HAND TO LOAN OX & N. Y 5. 00 pm 5 Birm'm.. 513 PfciACHTREE. room and board, suitable heat, servant's room and asphalt shin- HEAL KSTATK; ALSO HAVE SI, 000. & Washin'n. 6:00 pm 5 Memphis. :20 pm for young men; nice room; Ivy 14 "SIMPSON ST.. 6-room ilrat floor apart- gle roof- east front lot. 60x235 feet family. Clone to Ponce de Leon and Boulevard car lines. *500 cash 11,500 AND J^.fiOD. G Norfolk.. :00 pm 18 Abbe, S. C. :00 pm ment; haa gas. bath, hot and cold water, with aide cement drive, portecochere. FITZHUOH KJMOX, THE MILLER HOUSE. BO Houston atTMt. electric lights and instantaneous heater; rea- brown shingled garage, chtoken run and and J50 per month. Interest 7 per cent. 6 Portam'h. :00 pm 12 N. Y i:30 pm Best rooms and board : reasonable. _ 16L3 CANDLER BLlXj. 1U IJirm'm. . fi 00 pm 12 Norfolk. . sonable rent. Bee us. Charles p. Cilover garden; built by present owner for cash i;30 pm FURNACE-HEATED room, with board, pri- Realty Company^j^^ii Walton street. and by day labor at a coat much more ALSO VACANT LOT ON NORTH SIDE, in block of modern homes; 29 Monroe. .. 3:00 pm 12 Portsm'h. 8 :30 pm than he. will talt* for It. A bargain. City Ticket vate, close In. West Peachtree. Ivy 6859-J. BEAUTIFUL, 4-ROOM APARTMENT. BAST elevated and well shaded, $1,500. Terms: J150 cash and J25 per month, Office. 88 Peach tree St. FIFTH STREET. LARGE ROOMS. TILE Terms of 1600 or more cash, 936 month. Cliff C. Hatcher Ins. Agency &OCTH SU>K. 84S PIEDMONT AVE., corner Eleventh interest 7 per cent. Western and Atlantic Railroad. BATH. FURNACE HJCAT, HOT AND COLO St., a real nice B-room. 2-story home. LOAN AOENTS. 97 CAPITOL SQUARE nicely fur. second WATER. JANITOR. IVY S164-J. No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— In perfect condition, with nice mantels TRAVELKKS" 1 INSURANCE COMPANY. floor room with dressing room and private PALMEH A PHELAN. Feachtre* and reach- and fixtures, vapor heat, etc.; shaded IMVKSTOK3 siA VINOS COMPANY. 3 NaanviUe. 7:10 u 9S Chicago. . 8:25 pm bathj_excellcnt_jneals;_all_conv. _ M. Sli. 73 Home. . . 10.26 a tree place, two ot th* hand&otneMt apart- east front lot B0il60 with garage. This City K«-ai Kst. Watklna M. lot alone IB worth *6,000 today. Youro 218 EMPIRE BUILDING. MUK II KX. 13. AlOONKY. water all timea, wlk. dial. MaJa 3173-L. for $6,360: $500 cash, f40 month. PHONE IVY 3717. UUl C5HANT _BL.I>G BOTH P HONKS. 95 Chicago. . 8.20 p 72 Rome. ... 5:15 pm NO 600 Chestnut at., a 6-room house, S9 Chicago. . 8:33 a 4 Nashvillg. 8:50 pra •ooma and board, only refined patron- ONE coay apartment, five rooms, bath, age ollcited. 1 B. Fair St. Main 4630-X1. kitchenette, nteam heat. Janitor service with bath, etc., for 11,250. o~PER~CKNT MONEY , 93 — Dixie Flyer "and Dixie and all conveniences; walking distance; $50 CASH. J20 per month gets nice 5- 8 p « o 1 a 1 and U1VK L'3 i>«e day to tiuccpt your loan, any Llmltei •riv Terminal Station. room bungalow on lot 60x162 on Gil- List your prop- CALL. 'WRITE. PHONE INMAN PARK. north side. References required. Price' very crty with personal attention ninuunt from S100 up on lot or home. reasonable. Main 1228. bert atreet, Orracwood Park; close to in*. EXCELLENT board and room. $5 per week. car line. Price J2.500, {riven to all buuti- T. J. HETTES & CO. TAXJCABS € Elizabeth st.. Inman Park. Ivy 7682-J, FOR RENT—Seven rooms, convenient for 2 CARL H. FISCHER. PHONE A (rents Mortgage Loan Company. couplea. 84 Wlll.amB, near W. _Baker_._ Main 4876. Fourth National Bank. LYNCH 308^ Peters Bldg. hlil Knipire BUlK.___lvy _7Bll. AUunia_19SS. TAXICABS WEST END. M. 3026 THE REAL, ESTATE BROKER FULTON" IX VESTMENT * CO. OPEN AND CLOSED CARS. LADIES, gentlemen or coupla In cozy prlv. home. $5 per week. West 1203-J. FOR SALE—Circumstances compels m* N0 13 g-room buoyalow. Price 44,600. Just take a look at 134 Copenlilll avenue Wfcj want aj) plications for jo. 000 and over BELLE ISLE to sell by the 21st my almost new 8- and!? y~u do "t Sink It Is worth any man'. J5.006 ju»t puia It up and don't w. at - per cent on tood r«al estate first NO. 4 LUCK1E. IVY 6180-166. room. 2-story home, located at 409 Bed- me about It. I am handllnr thl» eioloalvely for out-of-town own.r and It IB a bargain mt>Pt«uff500 caah. >25 month- ney*. 1701-9 Hurt oldg. TAXICABS apt., conolatlnIng cof two summer for my home at a cost over EXCELSIOR AUTO COMPANY. WANTED—By younj? couple, Iv' y J7.000 for house and lot. Have asphalt NO. 299—6 room*, brick bun«alow. Price »3,500. Another attractive home; new, LOANS MADE QUICKLY nished apartment or furnished shingle roof, beam ceilings, solid hard- Ju'tcompleted, located on GreeMfeiry avecue. West End. near Wellington street. Atl. 3660 — 8 LUCKIE —I. 322 north aide preferred; state terms. wood floors. tile veranda, tile bath, Ton will be mofe than .nrprlaed when you look at the place and Imaclne how It WE have plenty of F. R.. care Constitution. large screened sleeping porch, furnace ran behold for so small a price; everything up-to-date; lar^e lot, 56x200. Take a ride suburban and far FO heat, fine mantels and fixtures and out and aee It. If you don't think It Is worth the money pass It up. but yon won't. action. You will boy If you want a bargain. Terma. »500 cash. J20 month. Handled ejtcluslve- SMITH & SHANNON. tM VTIKN - "Tale" hardware. Beautiful elevated, 316-16 Kmyire htldB._ Ivy : FOR RENT—Rooms HOUSES, stores, otucea and bUHlae*s apac* level lot. with cement walks and steps. y for rent. A phone message will bring our Will sell for 16.750 and give the fire ' "pho^s "fo'r^Bnlletln of Bargains; It's free, will mall to you. POULTRY, SEED fUKNlSUKll—NORTH HI1AK. rent bulletin by mall, or a polite. Intelligent Insurance policy. Cash or terms. If $10,000 or parts thereof, on At- representative to help you find what you not sold by 21st, will have to make lanta property. Quick action. THE PICKWICK want, creorge P. Moore, 10 Auburn avenue. other arrangements and place cannot EDWIN L. HARLJLJSfG and PET STOCK TEN STORY -AND FIREPROOF. Phones—Ivy 2326 and 2329; Atlanta phon* be bought for leas than J7.600. Apply REAL ESTATE 32 BAST ALABAMA ST. BOTH PHONES 1M7. Otis & Holliday, Peters building. WELL furnished rooraa with connecting &403. at premises. The Owner. IN NORTH SIOE HiOME—OlT~Nortb Jackaon street, between Highland and "LOCAL" fr'UN Drf. c*u*h quick; loans from batii- Convenient shower bath on each floor. EXCEPTIONALLY nice 8-room houae, fine Forreat avenneet we have a modern »-««> m. 2-atory. furnace-heated residence on an II JOC 10 io.OOO. t'hofc» loa-nw on tstorei*, 77 Fairlio Street. Nea* Carnegie Library. location, north side; 2 bathe, hardwood SPLENDID private home. 2 years old. been eaM tront lot that W, oan Bell for 14.000: »1.500 ca»h. balance In i loan. Thla Is the CHICKENS. floors, furna< occupied by owner only. 10 rooms, with cheapest north side home In Atlanta. It Is leased lor »40 per month. Let us show It dwefltngB and ttpta.. J5,000 to J30.000. Low- servant's room, two bathe, beautiful deco- i at i-urrent rates*- liunaon & A'N~~on~AUantti real c«t«tf and buy tell. tia. maid and porter oervl centrally located; hot and cold water. Large porch; 10 min- gantly situated. Price J8.BOO; terms. A "have~a~~neW «-room biinialow that was planned and built by day labor for a h purchiii^ money notes, 'JO9 liranl Bld§r. "Ehe FOR SALE—Grist Gradya. Hopklnaon Wa board optional; low rat utes' walk from Five Points. Rent, 132.50. splendid Investment. Particularly Interest- V cBn"a»iriror"li.Mir:"loVo cash, balance J25 per month. This bunEalow haa Mori-hunt--* A M<>(-hiiiiU-.-' Bkg. aiitl Loan om, private home; 63 TUML1N ST., three roonxa, near Fourth venience. Lot 116x100 ft. Phone Ivjr loan, see us. Foster & Robson, INCUBATORS. good locality; .a near; reasonable. street; nice lot, city water and sanitary Owner will talk to yon. plumbing. Rent $6.60. Charles P. ~- MUST soil my 4-room, bungalow at one*; ii Edgewood avenue. BUCKEYE Incubators, the world's best Realty Company. 2^ Walton street. hatcher, SO-egg size, *9. Also 110 to 350- LA HUE outside room, beautifully furnlsh- leaving city. Phone Ivy &512-J. egs capacity In stock. Marbut & Minor. ed; a-11 conv.; business woman preferred. SEE our list before you rent. Dallas Realty If you are going to build or have some repair work done— Ka-st Atlanta, Ga. HaM Apit.__No._B. Ivy 6967. _^ Company. 804 Fourth Nat'l Bank Bldg. SOUTH 6EDB. MONEY WANTED—Can place your Main _L45& FOR SALE OR RENT, newly-painted. «ood it will pay you to consult with th» firms or individuals below. money at 7 per cent to a per cent COOnal)le. Ivy 6167-J. For particulars LET A MAN who built bungalows eight yeara wate T^ /*|^T TPOT? T^ Building, sleeping Sulldlng- Jvy 1S&2. 7391-L. eat Insurance. Fireproof. / J• -!-•• V/.^V.i. \_/XLJ_7 porches. repairing lots above 10 bus tie la, $1.50 per bushel. W. 8UN~N 1" upst om. J4.00; our r In California erect a "real one" on that lastiixg. Clayton 8. Berry. 4 H. Tlsdale. Andalusia, Ala. . _ description vacant lot. Financial aid given. 1124 Atlanta flre damages and making old residences Into ownsawnstair . $3-60; furnish meals .parta.. a_ epeclalty. 807 4th Nat'l. Main SIS 1. ired. 477 Peach tree. of anything lor rent. Call for on* or let lu National Bank Bldg. Main 230B. WANTED—To borrow 1600 on Fitzgerald. CABBAGE. lettuce, beets, plants. fruit all It to you. Forreat ft O«org« Adatr. trees, grupe vines, berry plants and Bhrub- IF IT 18 real eatat* you want to buy. or . H. CALDWELL CONTRACTING CO. On. reaJ estate. Address "J. T.." 99 Vor- 192 COURTLANI cell, it will pay you to Bee me. A, Graves. EVERT KIND, any quan- GENERAL CONTRACTORS. Homes built r^si avenue. Atlanta. Gil. . my. 8. A. Wllllama L»™*»* m monthly payments. Plans and specifi- PARKER SEED AND PLANT CO.. 24 East Hunter street- „—...... Blllott at. Fhonea—Main «t. 39 S. BROAD ST. BOARDING KOUSK FOR RENT , I MAKE A SPECIALTY of Georgia lands. cations for building furnished without cort reception hall, nicelicely furnifurnisheds , partly Thomas W. Jackaoa. 101B-1B Fourth Na- builder. 316-16 Empire bide- Ivy 1»47. PECAN TREKS are valuable for botb crop NICELY fur. room In Avalon Apt., adjoin- QUed; reasonable. Calll Main 3914- J, tional Bank building. and shade; ex-pry property owner should ing bath, gentlemen preferred. Ivy $93. have a few on his lut. We furnish trees FURNISHED OB UNFURNISHED. H. M. ASHB & CO. Bargains la city and HOOF REPAIRING AND CONTRACTING. farm property. 1329 Healey. Ivy 1816. BUSINESS and plant them. Murphy's Nurseries, office a preferred._J,_294U FOR Quick results H»t your vacant bo ___ E.Y.CROCKETT 33" Auburn avenue. Ivy 482-J. 1th Beasley & Hard wick. 60& Empire Bid*._ SUBURBAN IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS 66 FORREST ?g; furnished, heated CALL Main 237. No money required until OPPORTUNITIES ALL leading varieties frost-proof cabbage FOR results Uat your property witn Sharp. tK> you want a home In tne Buckh*ad dl«- roof atops leaking; also contracting and plan is, SI p«r 1,000; prompt shipment ONE desirable sleeping roo & Day. 12 Auburn aveng-e. trlct? We will build to auit you on building. J. T. Cunningham. Field 3«t?da a specially. Southern Seed Farm, two you«*K men. Call Iv Piedmont ave. or East Pace's Ferry road. BRYAN ELECTRIC CO. Arllngto Let us show you the property and talk the Daalera In Hew a»a Oaed El«ctrlc*l Machln- NICELY fur. rooms, heat, hot and cold matter over. Holmes & Luckie Realty Co^ ^Tr ™ 6° Edgewood Ave.. AUanta. Ga. ROOF REPAIRING. FOK SALE—Strawberries, $4.50 8 2-quarts, ater; near Ford Motor__Cq.__Ivy 2886-J. Ivy 4167. 411 Chamber Commerce. WIKING DBPARTMENT. plan t» in season. (mixed) potato vines, IV A NT for a customer a small bungalow DESIRABLE room, steam heat. electric In Ansley Park section; also a 7-room Bell Phone. Ivy l'">:Atlant» 6000. ~ REPAIRS all klnda Roof- vegetable.-* and other Tar in produce; cash lights, lovely bath. Ivy 6590-L. SHOP DEPARTMENT. log + specialty; 12 monUu* witn order. D. U. ilanley. Ft- Meade. Fla. ngsjlow in Inman Park, Copenhlll, Ponce FARM JLANI>8. -o T? 17T 1 TO Fur. rooma, excellent ven~ Leon or Highland avenue section. Must NO. 27—230 acres. Terrell county, Georgia. Bell Phone—Ivy 1788. guarantee; reaaonable rataa. Call Ivy 106. 50 JC^. 11L.J-/J.OtHatlon. Ivy 2403-J. 2%' miles Bronwood, 190 acres in culti- I REPAIR all kinda roof*, a apeclatty; 12 vation. 30 acres bottqm land, good build- 1E3CPEKT Pt-PlaMBBel. LIVE STOCK FUR- front room, gentleme ings; gray pebbly soil with a good clay anb- mouths' guarantee; reasonable ratca. Call renlences. No ctiHdren. Ivy* 2064. soll. Last year's rent $700. No loan to as- Ivy 6201-L. Jamee Whit tea. HOGS. 'ur. room, co lienees, 5 minutes' FOR RENT—Typewriters sume. Pricfl J40 per acre. Extra good "LYNCHT~TH~ E PLUMBER walk from Five Points. 167'ivy street. terms. IS YEARS' experience and reputable deal- BERKSHIRE HOGS NO. 28-—106 acrea, Terrell county, Geor- ings. John H. Lynch. E3 E. Hunter at. 8Prg.BYIS.tNG COyTRACTOK. WE have a few more big sows and fancy STEAM-HEATED rooms. J2.50 to *4.SO, from postofllce. 1 " stret. gia. 95 acres In cultivation, 16 acres bot- Main 1175. ' TTTT T V SUPERVISING lanta, Ga. gil ts, safe In pig; fine long-bodied, big- tom land; good gray pej^bly soil with clay . >, J. U JULi 1 tractor and Builder. boned boars ready for service and Bom* TYPEWRITERS BubaoiL Good teoant houses. Paid over 10 ^___ G younger stuff, at right prices. Fair View Fr KM SHED—SOUTH STOK. TYPEWRITERS rented 4 months for Sfi end per cent interest on price aaked in rent for Seven yoarn of equare dealing building and Farm. Palmetto. Ga, 7 ORANGE ST.. fur. room. heat, hot water. up. Factory rebuilt guaranteed type- last year. Price J4.500. Easy term*. FLY 8CREENS a apeclalty. : remodeling houaes. 194 Law ton. Went 174-1* ~~™_ AUCTION SALES lights, one block of Junction of Whitehall writers as low aa 118. Special bargains al- SMITH & SHANNON, 160 Crew St. Main 5110. r FOR SALE:—Registered Berkshire pigs. The and Forayth. walking distance; reasonable. THE s6T T"HK'RN At'OTlON AND twat strains. H. Hoquemore, Mansfield. Ga. ways in atock. Write for list C-70. If* 315-16 Empire Bldg. Ivy 1647. WKATHER STRIPS. VAGE COMPANY, at 90 t^outh Pryor ONE cicely fur. front room »n private home! free. Send today. American Writing A 39 7 ACRKS. 2 miles from Hapevllle car buy or sell your furniture-, household •ods FOR BALE $10. Close in- Atlanta 3165-A. _ _ _ chine Compan3'. 48 N. Pryor at.. Atlanta. 4 tin* and 8 miles from Atlanta; baa a - or piano. Phone Bell. Main 2206. METAL WEATHER STRIPS SHORTHORN BULLS—Ten fine ones ready NICELY fur. front room, close In; board small houae and barn. 20 acrea under cul- Ice and quality. 1«* E4«*wood FROM I1.&0 op. accoriUAc to size or op«3i- optlopal._jT3_Woo_d_wa.rd__aye. M. 4661-L. tivation, balance wooded; good road front- Fhone»: -Ivy 183. Atlanta »H- for immediate service at reasonable prices. ing ; excellent community. and railroad inc and equipment for wuidQwa and 4oora. DRESSMAKING—SEWING Come si-e tl-am or write. Shedden Parma, TWO nicely fur. roomw. for young men. all station within half mile. Price J2.500 or Sbat out cold dratts Bud water; also j C, W. Fowler. MKr.._R.aympnd._iJa.. Box 301. convenience^: reasonable. 195 Woodward. FOR RENT—Mi»cellaneou« |200 cash, balance $15 per month. Brotb- •TREET aid "evening dr«^«a a specially. ONK ojw and calf, one' ^.'-year-old" heifer FUR. rooma and boarding, hot water, all IF YOU want to rent apt. or business prop- erton & OttHahan. Eaat point. Ga. Bell work cucranbeed. Ivy *741, _Q £. jflUU. 1 fur sale. 103 Ormond *L J&. F. Davla. conveniences, close In, 17 Crew. erty, ie« ,B. H. GrAst * Co, Grant Bid* nn,on« 411, JUnwU «. lCn!V"*Jll u ! P iff - -Jtfi» ' •x?' V^ lai •> AT ' " '" -t^. H -f '% V ^ ^ F 1" ' S f GA^ TUESDAY, HE3BEUAB5' fe, 1916. Page "Sixteen. «niE € All duly quali- Evening Gowns ln«r system, because the weakening of Favor of "Biggest Scheme fied brethren are cordially invited to m«*t the reserves of the state banks and with, us. J N G NB,faBIT W M. Urged in Report of Federal Rome Ga, February 14—-<£r - trust companies makes them more vul- of Preparedness." Floyd county delegation in the state M Z CRIST Secretary nerable in times of emergency *nd it eglslature will be asked to Introduce Reserve Board—Extension is conceivable that a situation might egislatlon affecting the local fee sys- There will I* regular com* arise in the affairs of such state banks munlcatlon of Battle Hill The biggest scheme of prepared- em at the next session of the leg" of the Acceptance System and trust companies where they mignt ature. The county police system was Lodge No 523 hlH (Tuesday) STODDAR DIZED! have to call upon the credit structure ess is the one most suitable to Les- discontinued by the board of comrnls evening at 7 3d o clock Wprfc of the national banks and the federal L,ntered Appi tice reserve system for support when* they M Shaw for five years secretary sioners because of lack of funds The dld^tes present thera- Is Also Urged. would not be entitled to It because they f the treasury under President Boose egislators will be asked to introduce a *>lv or examination and ad Does your Evening Gown require dry cleaning" If so, you will had not contributed to the strength or elt and a former governor of Iowa, ac- >ifl allowing a portion of the fines as ;nt AH duly quallfieS the federal reserve system by taking !ing to an Interview given to a C*n sessed after conviction against persons R M NAIRj W M. find our method of STODDAKDIZ1NO very satisfactory We get Washington, membership in it. The board is giving arrested by bailiffs on their own ini J E C ARRISON Secretary many high-priced Evening. Gowns to dry clean by our process of amendments to tha federal reserve act i thought to this question and tltution reporter last night at the tlatlve to go to such arresting officers OTOTDA^DIZING-and, folk* .ay that we do PERFECT work. Let were recommended to congress today | oerto thoues action that may oe taken to ledmont ho*el In the report of the federal reserve guard against the consequences of tnis When the reporter called upon Mr FUNERAL NOTICES. us STODDAKDIZE your Evening Gown and other attire, too Shaw he found the ex-secretary of the board for the first full year of opera- ="»«^art f the rt ,„ concluded reasury Instead of delving into fi- The friends and relatives of A WAGON rOK A PHONE CAM/. , •Mntlo« nA *o f+l i A th«Af*re - newi^smtrlns- bankinr «VHtem g system.T. &™«* «•wit w*. hv«*.* oa n»"s ' expressio*»n. — *. o*7i«f i opinion that tne year s experience In the opera- anclal readings bending over a copy Isabella Jane Iildell lTi»s Anna We pay parc.1 post or e.pre.a (on. way) on oat-«f town dr«.r, of »2 or more greatly enlarged and strengthened with f Hudson Maxim s Defenseless ll Mrs Flla Qulnn Mr and Mrs America.' S P Qu nn Ml and Mrs J \V Cook _ , . i 126 Peadrtrw Street Re\ and Mrs M L I iddelt of Mo He was asked for an interview on Donough Ga. M s I mUv MTartm and IVitstSTSTSTITr BeH rbont 1*1 • in uncial subjects on the country s Mr and Mr- TA illlam Kno\ of Duluth iJlOOU UtU /,,),„,, Phont rosperity Ga are in\i ed to attend the luneial No stnav, ered the lowan There ON BABY'S HEAD of Mrs Isabella Jane L. dd**ll toda-i 3 a bigger subject for me to talk February 15th H16 at 10 o do k a m from the residenct 8 6 Highland a.ve bout if I am going to say anything— Made Sore Eruptions. Got Larger nue The Ke\ H B Ma> s v- U )fticl he measure has been successful the'^mtion^export "Trade has reached ,nd it Is preparedness of the Ameri ate The follow ing na,med gentlemen The amendments recommended high water mark that manufacturing an nation I am reading Hudson Max And Angrier. Baby Cried will please act as pallbearers and meet ould in nearly all lines Is active and that m s Defenseless America' now, and the at the chapel of H M Patterson £ Son iook telte the truth And Could Not Sleep. at 9 30 Mr Plennie Miner Mr J" W President Wilson instead of gag- Cook Mr M U J iddell Mr J S Lid ging the army and navy officers should dell Mr Hem-y Brockman and Mr C nstruct them to accept every invita J Holllngrsworth The remains .will be ng business iu foreign countries. the Bituatlon An increase of almost ion they have to talk and to tell abou HEALED BY CUTICURA taken at 12 lj o clock over the South Permit, with the approval of the i a i,miOn dollars In the combined loans ern railway to Norcrose G-a for the a r n he defenselessness of America but no board, the issue of federal reserve Of national banks in the y« _ ,l*_ .°*,7; n a hysterical way Interment notes of federal i Ton ask me what program of pre SOAP AND OINTMENT against -the depos: jarednoss i am in favor of I favo MELJLi—The friends of Mr John L. :he biggest plan of preparedness eve Mell Mr and Mr& T C Mell Mr and tiggect Big Business in this country per or gold, provid* x«raoo *»..., *-.- „ iuggested for this nation should b deposited shall count as part of the re jsee m to indicate that It Isv prudent to IJCde pimples appeared on mr baby's Mrs J W Rice Mr and Mrs J R quired reserve ot the bank, be prepared for a time when the• -e prepared to defend its immense wealth Mell. Messrs J^ck Charlie and Thorn United States Government. In_ c at any time and against any enemy head and they Itched awfully and he would as Watklns iMis>s Maggie Vv atklns and 31 it collects and expends about one billion Extend the acceytance system to the I serve resources of the °^"a^heii the When asked albout William Jennlng •crateh them until they would ble»d and Mr and Mrs J "W Maynard are Invited Bryan he said finally they made sore erup- to attend the funeral of Mr John L. j. In no other business is there so much detail documental y acceptances secured by ®* f£e txanks will becoTie correspond Bryan was born defective in th tions H large ** a silver ell this (Tuesday) afternoon at 3 shipping aocuments or warehous"— e «re , mgly more influential ^ _ way of having logical ideas the same a clock from the parlors of Harry 6 tcTlook after, records to be kept, papers and 'docu- 1 I waa born defective about music N dollar The more I did for ments to be filed And the necessity Jor standard filing equip- ceipcs covering readily marKer-^liable I >rh6 discount policy of the board dur oole Interment at Oakland cemetery commodities o"i agaanar. the pledge «^ ing the past year is dec'ared to have one Is to blame Whenever Mr Brya thorn, the lan*r and anxrtor rie following gentlemen will serve as ment giving protection, convenience and highcrt efficiency, been the proper one under thb existir,* has an idea he thinks It Is a conclu they tot Mr baby cried allbearers and assemble at the par gooas actually sold. u t tna ^^ caused the adoption of circumstances but it is r>oiT.t->d ' sion His radical peace policies and could not steep. rs at 2 45 Mr J L. Camp-bell Mr Ftrmit national banks to establish as time goes on there w4ll be a d.sppsi carried out fully would be the eelf ' R Beck Mr M G Couch. Mr J A branch otucea wunin the cuty or tio^^n t^o ,makllfL^e Wthes.OT«e rates as neaily equ- a destruction of this nation I sav a Outlcurm Soap Msher Mr Brooka Mell and Mr Paul county in wnich they are located m all parts of the country as is possible and Ointment advertise- Johnson Rev J E Dickey will of Veimit advances to incmoer oanks The reserve banks have^.V^^if com ment and I purchased some. elate tne inemoer banns aecureti iy encouraged to indulge in sucn com againet " — mercial banking operations as the lav. WAYCROSS CITY CLERK'S I used ths OvMcura Soap SlolxA&rtrieke notes or aKamsi. tne ANX/EITER—The friends of Mr Wil yosit ur yleoge of Umiea toiates gov permits open market operations as tn SHORTAGE $12^54.15 for bathing Mm and then rubbed cm m-i _ _ Twnmvr^ltTT' The Choice of act terms them the Cuard says be the Ointment aad a few applications am R Hanleiter Mrs E H. Woodruff Don us cause thereby the danger of inflation re invited to attend the funeral of iiie a wide discretion in the healed him. They saemed to help his hair William R Hanleiter Wednesday EQUIPMENT B,* BO..™,, , °£ farm loans by national might havo been increased and mone Waycross Ga Februarv 14 —(Spe wanwf rates further depressed More activ cial >—According to the report made too and DOW H 1« In perfect condition.' fternoon at 2 30 o clock from the banKs so that a feuerai reserve uann. raes sns b< Fihne devices for taking care of vnaKe proper loans o£ this Kiiia participation in such transactions b< today by W H James auditor em (Signed) Mr*. O W WUlUmi. 70 ObMtnM [ethodist chuirch at Griffin Ga fu radius of luu miles of ^its reserve banks may be expected In tn ployed to examine the city books last eral party lea-vlng Terminal station & year the actual shortage of former Ave.. OarroDton. Oa.. July M, m*. Vednesday morning at 8 o clock Bar all sorts of papers, letters, docu- p/a'ce of business whetnei Clerk and Tax Collector A C Ix>\vther lay & Brandon Co funeral directors, ments, records, combined to ex- notner dlstnot Is $12 3&4 16 It waa distributed al Sample Each Free by Mall n charge most equally over 1914 and 191o No With 33-p, Bldn Book on r*«iM*t Ad- actly fit your needs in sectional effort says the auditor was made t« cabinets of wood or steel—all of cover 16.420 of the shortage, and the WRIVKLJ^T—The friends of Mrs. Anna report adds that had the clerk secured ten." Sold throvghout the world. rVrinkle Mr and Mrs J W Martin. highest quality at lowest prices f Atlanta Mr and Mrs M J Bagby. f Philadelphia Mrs Helen Asbury. Call, write or phone for catalog f Los Angeles Gal and Mr D M. Wrinkle Mr J fc» Wrinkle, of Colum- Foreign Loan*. Ohio are invited to attend the The board announces tnat it does not HOMES FOR SALE uneral of Mrs Anna Wrinkle this BAYLIS OFFICE consider than it can direct the busi- Tuesday) afternoon at 2 o clock from neu operations of feueral reserve Sarclay & Brandon Co s cha-pei Pall banks in respect to foreign loans But We have sold the Elbert St. house listed here last Dearers selected will meet at the EQUIPMENT CO. that Its function is to oversee these MORTUARY week. We offer the following places on easy terms. Note hapel Interment at West Veiw No. 1 S. Broad Street the reduced prices. Emory Mathia. 83 Willard St . . $4,500 286 East Ave. . . .$1,250 in the United States the board points (Spe Atlanta rh«neM.141 out that tt has received many inquiries Americus Ga., February 14 295 Juniper St. ... 6,000 223 East Ave.. . . . 3,000 301 Juniper St. ... 6,000 EAL 305 Jumper St. ... 6,500 98 Brookline St.. . 3,250 Treatment REMOVES CAUSE of Cslnff Forrest & George Adair DRINK ° DRUGS MAIN DOUBLE SEVEN n a few days. Call or address NEAI* NSTITUTE (Successor Ga, Keeley In- stitute) 22S 'Woodward Ave. I>r J M. Conway 10 yeara with the Keeley. Distributors WEYMAN & CONNORS Physician In charge. Ever-Ready Flashlight 60 NM! Insfitatu In PrUolptl Cffltt inav at will be discounted by federal Sealed btOn will be received at tills office i-t-^erve banks, and must be regarded J. T. Eason, Columbus. Mortgage loans on Atlanta Real Estate until Wednesday February 16 19IB at 13 j.. as falling within 1*"^ '^Vfed" s e o clock for Columbus Ga. February ll-T< P 4 mules from 6 to 7 years old. not more cial >—J T Eason aged about 60 for the Established 1890. Trust Co. of Ga. B!dS. than 16 1 hands high not le»a than 1.360 oast twenty yeara .1 prominent grocer pounds weight, sound "irons conformation. in Columbus died at his home here to- generally salted £or heavy draft worfc. night rather suddenly following a short 12 to 13 mules from 5 to 7 years old 15.3 f f al hands high, not leas than 1 160 pounds SSS? °Ne ,!5Sr nlHisSconaition was improving and his E5E525252SE5SS25E5E5HS?, weight, sound, strong conformation, ten . We have a complete stock of Ever-Ready nhvslclans thought he would be able to crafiy suited for cart work. Sit uptSmoirow His wife and seven "Five Second* From Five Point*" The city reserves tne rigtit to reject any Flashlights and Batteries. children survive He was a member of I all bids or any part thereof 1 the Primitive Baptist church Funeral Address bids to W B. Chambers, Por- MaH Orders f lll«l «""• ««•» "e* *" arrangement* have not been made chaeine Agent City of Atlanta. d I Carter Electric Company the reserve act and the regulations of the board It is not the province of Mrs. Annie Wrinkle. 72 N. BROAD bT, board to deal with problems Involv Paper Going Up [ FURNITURE PACKING inn international relationship of the The body of Mrs Annie Wrinkle of Uifited States eitherjfor the purpose Columbus Ohio who died at her home Better Order Now- If you want to protect your goods of restricting or extending exporta- Saturday, will be brought to Atlanta [ tlons in one (Ilrectlon or another The Tuesday and taken to the parlors of against damage let us d« the packing •-*V"^ A.. _— _^_ *TA» i-naawn T^ttntrict Barclay * Brandon. Mrs. Wrinkle is Paper has already advanced materially in price, survived by three daughters, Mrs J W Martin of Atlanta, Mrs Mf J Bag and will go still higher John J. Woorisida Storage Co.. by of Philadelphia and Mrs. Helen As Increased cost of materials is the cause Here faction of passing- upon and dealing burv of Los Angeles and two sons. G Inc. In such paper under these regulations ML and J 8 Wrinkle, of Columbus are several instances: belongs to the several reserve banks Cotton Jclb.: now, averace erl«i» ot r have the question settled by the su i In nany months preme court at an early date It is Loans On CentralBusinessProperly pointed out that only thirty five state and first-class residences for an Insurance Company desired. banks have been admitted to the sys- lorn* and A tem and eighty-four others have come W. CARROLL LATIMER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW in by conversion into national banks It is regrettable continues the re Judge A. C. Pate, HawkinsvilU 15O9-15 Fourth National Bank Building. port. that In not a few states re serve requirements for state banks and trust companies have been materially lowered by legislative enactment smce the adoption of the federal reserve act WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS The only Justification for the reduction Maude dlbert & Wra. H. Tooker in of the reserve requirements for nation- l beheld here to- al banks is the fact that the national _ INSURANCE AGENCY .. ... me i-aeoin, metropolitan "The FoorsRevenge" Mrs. Missouri Cox. Coat, Including Perclval Knlflht. Tfc« Io« TrottJwt, U«.t Tune, of the Y«»r BREAK A CHILD'S L.EIIMD Nithts 25c to $2; Mat 25e t. W-50. Is survived by her daughter Mrs We are seeking- loans on improved Atlanta property In sums of J2.000 up to Seats New OB Sale O Alexander and three sons A S 150 000, at lowest current rates. H and J U Cox DTJNSON * GAT, 4O» EqmdtmMe Bide. Ivy 6«T8. MR. EMPLOYER BOS10I GBAID OPEBA CO. Ex-Alderman Fined for Th« man who Is Bre Marlon B. MUcm Pruf. Publicly Denouncing PAYLOWA BALLET RUSSE enongti to advertise for a SYRUP OF FIGS M»I KoblnoW M«n»r1nj Director ATLANTA AUDIT COMPANY, Inc. Friday Feb 1* — L Amore del Tre position appeals to yon. City Administration l>k»n» ITT B8S3. Atbutta. Grarxta. U.wfth Z.n»tollo »a Avlto \IIlanU Cleanses the little liver and S13 Bntplr* Is effective in treating Skrdon«». ctKUmers. Also Spanish Tha Constitution carries a nnnatoral D^SwS ballot by Mile. PavKma and p&ioles9,D large number of tne live ^iSirdlS°' M.tl»«1. Feb. 18— Madams Cjal )—At a lengthy session of «" In 1 to 5 dsj*. BoVtirtlT^ Tamaltl Mluro. Rl""^ well quick. BicG er-s court this afternoon former Alder SOLD HT nRtieClISTS Mnrtln Marr Leveronl Also Diver ones Read the Situation LEON C. Parcel PMllt desired- Price SI, or S bottles 42.1s. uSim^nS by Mile. Pavlowa ana Bal man C E Dunn was found guilty on J K •WDOkALD. 1* Wanted ads. When your child suffers from a col two charges and fined a total of $76 MJHSS3L-.U H HO8H MOWELL BTenlns: Boheme " don t wait give the little stomach, live ,or sixty days service t W VfCRAW TUB EVANS CHEMICAL cJ., CINCINNATI, O. , Jeyte. Oaudenal Marcel Mar and bowels a gentle thorough cleans Former Mayor Harry D Reed, on J«T°» U« ass dnnek Ch-wmMB. Also Coppella Bm.1 ing at once When cross, peevish, list of the attorneys representing Mr )Bt- oy MU«. Fa-vlowa «Jid Bailee Rusa*. less, pale doesn t sleep eat or act natu Dunn, summing up the evldeno FRIGES *I TO » SEATS NOW. rally If breath ia bad, stomach sour HE MURDERED HIS WIFE give a teaspoonful of California Syru against him said the most that coul Oorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman of Figs, and in a few hours all th be said was that Mr Dunn had criti AND CUT OWN THROAT clogged up constipated waste sour bile clsed the city administration Police and undigested food will gently move, man Smith, the arresting officer sa! announce the removal of their law offices from the Beaumont, Texas Feb'-uarj 14 —Lock- out of the bowels and you have a -well, Mr Dunn was speaking loudly and con ed in a darkened loom at their resi- playful child again Kiser Building to Booms 507 to 520 of the fifth floor dence today "Valtnore Faique shot and I If your child coughs, snuffles and has demnlng the city administration for slashed his »ife in the breast and neck caught cold or is feverish or has a sore various acts John Cox, Jr. testifie of the Connally Building, corner of Whitehall and and then cut his own throat in an effort throat give a good dose of California that Mr Dunn tried to place wager to end the lives of both The wire died •DOWNTOWN THEATER DE LUXE Syrup of Figs * to evacuate the bowels, that Mayor Beaton would be impeache Alabama Streets, Atlanta, Georgia. a few hours later without making a no difference what other treatment is within thirty or sixty days Bond wil statement The man may live. No \AS be given by Mr Dunn and, the case reason is known for his attack F>AVJI_IIME: F-RI Sick children needn t be coaxed to appealed to superior court take this harmless ' fruit laxative. * Mil JJr Dunn Is well known throilghou lions of mothers keep It handy because south Georgia, where, in the hot guber Frost Predicted for Tampa. they know Its action on the stomach, natorial contest* between Senate liver and bowels is prompt and anre Hoke smith and Governor Brown, h MamfMtartrs Tampa Fla I ebruarj 14 — Light "The Eternal City" They also know a little given today delivered many stump speeches frosts and a fall of temperature to SS saves a sick child tomorrow Bfudtranitey Petition Filed. Wholnal* t Mail are predicted for this vicinity early , Ask your druggist for a SO-cent bottle Columbus. Ga- February 14—^(Spe tomorrow following a period ot ten Hall Caine's Astounding 1' of -California Syrup of Figs • which days of summer-like weather Brisk contains directions for babies, children -j.,1 \ Bowles and Durham, mejrcnant 661 MM. Brad St. winds early today brought •lightly of «U ages and for grown-ups plainly of Chiplej this afternoon filed pet lower temperatures. XAttl* fear Novel in Pictures on tbe bottle. Beware of counterfeits SOM to bankruptcy Thear^ssets wer MtMta, early vegetables la *"" rrv»n as *5,413.i9. against 17.610 SO Ba Tripod Paint Co, sol4rd11 here Get the genuine, made by "CaMf* ^ fornio a Fis Syrnp Company.**

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