AflaoCtATU* TOT STANDARD SOUTHERN HRVICB THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION NEWSPAPER > «ad \9mma*7, r»rrler delivery. *>>* e*»t» we*klT. Vol. XLVm.—No. 41. ATULNTA. GA.. MONDAY MORNING, JULY 26, 1915.—TEN PAGESi * «•*£** om the •tr«-«t« and *t aew •*«*•«• B CCB** i. Overturned $teamer East I and Photographed Soon After Disaster

This picture shows how close the great boat was to the docks when the accident occurred. When this photograph was taken hundreds of people were standing on the overturned Eastland. GERMAN PRESS IS CAUSTIC 901 DEAD DODIES FIGHTING WITH DESPERATION, i STATE PRISONERS IN COMMENT ON U. S. NOTE TAKEN BY DIVERS ARMIES OF THE CZAR CHECK ILL BE SEARCHED, ON SUBMARINE WARFARE AT GARBAG\^ E PUNT ONSETS OF GERMANIC FORCES ASSERTS DAVISON Possibly-One Hundred More Issues Criticism After the Papers Are One in Agree- Prison Commission Chair- Bodies Still Held in River Council Sanitary Commit- ing That the Demands of 1 RED CROSS UNITS Mud—df 2,408 Excursion- At Only One Point Have man Tells of\ Probe of At- the United States Will Not tee Pays Sudden Visit to ists on Eastland, 1,002 Are the Austi;o-Germans Been tack on Frank and of Plans Be Granted by Germany. Crematory I Sunday, After- TO LEAVE EUROPE Reported Saved. Able to 'Make Any Ad- to Prevent Future Trouble. i noon. ' ~ v vance in Effort to Reach Anreriean Dbctors and WILSON IS ATTACKED CRtEVING THOUSANDS AGAINST AUSIRIANS Warsaw. BOARD MEETS TODAY MEETING OF COUNCIL Nurses to Be Withdrawn AS BEING PRO-BRITISH PASS THROUGH MORGUE Invaders Continue Their IF RAINEY RETURNS NECESSARY, HE SAYS From War Zone October 1 Advance at Several Points. RUSSIANS THREATEN Because of Lack of Funds. American Note, Is Variously' Many Funds Have Been Austrian Attacks Repulsed FLANK OF THE GERMANS Answering Criticisms of In- Started to" Relieve Those Declares" Action> Must Be "Washington, Jnly^ 35.—American Ked Described as Being Parti- With Heavy Loss. vestigation, Davison Says Taken to.Dispose of Gar- Crass doctors and nurses will be with- san and Domineering. Left Destitute by Tragedy. Commission Has Nothing drawn from European battlefields Octo- While Warsaw Is Under \ ^ ber a because of lack of funds, a Bed Geneva, July 25—(Via Paris.)—Dis- bage Plant Cannot Handle. Cross, announcement tonight said. President Wilson Is Ac- State and Federal Officials patches to The Tribune from Chiasso [ Heavy Pressure the Aus- to Conceal From Public. The two units in Belgium, where th* and Laibach aay the fall of Gortzta is ( "Odors Almost Unbear- greatest need exists, may be continued, cused of Obstinacy. Begin Investigation. Imminent, as the city has received the but the other fourteen will return, to heaviest bombardment thus far In the tro-Germans Have a Lot of , The f|r-t result of the vialt of tho •war. The Italians, the dispatches say, the United States. ^Vork Before Them I prison commission to the Mate prison able," He Claims. have taken many prisoners. , Stiff l*he Serbian sanitary commission and Berlin, July 2$.—-(Overseas News farm at Milledgevtlle on Saturday for TELEGRAM OF SYMPATHY The bstttle continues on Carso pla- ocner work »upported by special contri- Agency Dispatch to Sayvlll*. N. Y.)— the purpose of Investigating tne at- Charging that the crematory Is not bution will go on as long as those con- ThV latest American note to Germany ntOW PRESIDENT WILSON teau, with both sides losing heavily. if They Are to Capture The Italians bombarded Plava Friday tempt by William Green, life convict. fulfilling its contract with the city trioutions are available, but the gen- concerning submarine warfare was re- Chicago, July 25.—Acting Mayor and Saturday, and destroyed the strong- the City. upon the lyife of Leo M^ Fiank will be and Is inadequate to consume the gar- j ei-al fund of *1,5«0,000 collected In the ceived, most unfavorably by the Ger- United States will be exhausted on Moorhouse, of Chicago, today re- est fort there. an order requiring the- warden of the b'age furnished by the sanitary depart- October I. man newspapers,\ In which It was ceived the following telegram from, The Correspondents say that the Aus- o ^ , iistate prisoner to see that all prisoners ment. Chairman Claude L. Ashley, of trians counter attacked on Monte Nero T The American Red Cross, by October printed Sunday. President 'Wilson at Windsor, Vt.: London. July, 25.—Onlv ttie northern aie sr a, chcd every night before they go the council sanitary committee, stated and recaptured some trenches. The 1, will have maintained its personnel The VossHsche Zeitung in a lengthy "I am sure I speak the universal Up of tl.e pincers the Austro-Ger'nans, t(j bed ^ pr(^ ent prj*oners from con- Sunday that he would appeal to the in each country tt year, with the ex- feeling of the people of the country Italians at Ternova are Deported to editorial says: have forced back the Austrians two for more than a week, have been try- j ceaHng. upon thfl)r peisons weapons mayor to call a special meeting of ception of the Belgian units and the In expressing my profound sympa- 'The refusal to accept Germany's thy and Borrow in the presence of miles. -, Ing to c'.ose around Warsaw afid thejwiln ^hn-b. to commit attacks similar council for Tuesday to secure Instruc- eenitary commission," says tonight's the great disaster which saddened statement. practical proposal to protect American It is asserted that the Italians^ vlr-^ Russian armies in the Polish salient | to the one made upon Frank. The or- tions as to disposing of the garbage so many homes." tually are masters of the north shore Iftuda Beeoxninjr Ei*»»»ted. passengers shows an absolute lack of A cablegram from Sir Thomas have moved the last few days. This^J ^or will be issued by the prison corn- he saya the plant Is incapable of han- of Lake Garda, where many torpedo readiness to understand the German Llpton said: point has forced Its wav across the1 mission on Monday dling. - "The tour of duty required of each y. "I am greatly shocked to see by • boats are aiding la the attack on Rlva. surgeon and nurse does not exceed six standpoint. The principle that bellig- This information comes from Judge Chairman Ashley Sunday afternoon 'the day's newspapers the catastro- ITALIAN FORCES Narew river, between the foi trr-^e^ of months, so that A number already have erent states must protect neutrals is phe that haa fallen on your city. R 1^ Dav Ition, chairman of the prison took unprecedented action. It is said, returned and substitutes hav« been Pultusk ana Rozan. anfl is ailvancins untenable if applied In the fullest sense, My heartfelt sympathy goes out to STILL ADVANCE. commission, v ho jeturned to Atlanta. when he called a special meeting of sent. By October a large number of those who have lost their dear ones. toward the Bug river, -which stinds for those now In Europe will return. The as It would mean abdication to neutral 'Rome, July 25—(Via Paris )—A war last nig-lit from his homo, where he the^ sanitary committee and with six of * If you start a relief fund, put me office statement issued Saturday ^ald: cost of the transportation of these sur- states. It is true that belligerents down for »1.000." the greater part of the way between it went Satin da v nigbt aft^r leaving Mil- the seven members present escorted i geons and nurses, going and coming, A message of condolence came "In Cadore we have completed occu- and the Warsaw-Vilna rail wav, it*? ob- them to the crematory, where » thor- makes a constant and considerable must respect neutral rights, but only from the organization of the General pation of Tofana and ^repelled sllglht IcdgeMllr. * financial demand upon tho Red Cross provided neutrals do everything to pre- en«my attacks Against our position a^t jective. \ ^ ough investigation was made. treasury. The monthly payroll also is Slocum Survivors, of New York: PROBE OF "We found all three furnaces running a large item of expense, fn view of vent their citizens getting Into situa- Monteplano, north of th* Basin of Misu- \ The other point, which Field Marshal rina the enemy tried an attack which at full blast," stated Mr. Ashley, fol- these facts and because its funds are tions where protection is Impossible. von Mafken«;en is directing nt tly I COMMISSION. rapidly becoming exhausted, the Ameri- Victory the Supreme IJKVT. Chicago, July 25.—Bodies of 901 was repulsed promptly. Cholm-'Lu'blin railway, has samod hardly i lowing the investigation. "Tne city can Red Cross has decided, by October persons drowned when the steamship "In the Monte Nero zane our advance Judqre Da\ i^on also made public th» Is paying for a six-day run of the 1 of the present year, to withdraw the "Victory over the enemy Is the su- continues along the crest of Luztniea. a yard since it reached the villase op personnel now In Europe,; possibly with, preme Jaw for every belligerent. Those Eastland capsized yesterday at its entire proceedings of the executive ses- plant, yet they are operating seven On the Isonzo front the enemy sought Relovetz, juat south of the railway the exception of the units in Belgium. difficult this task, wharf In the Chicago river, had been sion of the prison commission. Gover- days and even at that rate fail to han- Much as It regrets this necessity, it who render more by night attacks, all fruitless, to trou- dle the garbage we supply, realizes, that no Red Cross of a neutral than does International law supports recovered tonight after forty hours of ble our works and positions we had GERMAN FLANK nor Nat JJ. Harris and Adjutant Gen- "Odors Very Bad.** country ever before rendered so long the enemy. The war on land haa shown •earchjng by divers. conquered. Yesterday morning the eral J Van Holt Nash, from which and extensive, service in the way u! enemy also attempted an advance In THREATENED. l "The odors were so oad members of J personnel to nations engaged in war. clearly that restrictions are necessary. The total dead was put at approxi- new spaper men -w ere excluded on Sat- the committee could hardly endure mately 1,000 by Coroner Hoffman, force 'ag-alnst our riffht -wing occupying- In ^tubbornly re si "tin pr the Oerman "The work of the American Red A person who remains within a be- Carso, but fell back, suffering heavy urday at the prison. them, and I don't blame the people at | Cross sanitary commission, under Dr. leaguered fortress or walks Into a gun- •whose reports indicated that 'possibly advance the Russians are makmp: a Jitidge Jiavi*ion aflso said that on the Terminal station from registering [ Richard P. Strong, for which the Rock- losses. According to orders found on an efeller foundation has made generous fire zone risks his life without the 100 bodies were held in the mud of Austrian officer, taken prisoner, the at- continual threat at Von Mackr>nsen's Monday a meeting oJ" the prison com- complaints with the mayor." I the river by the superstructure of the Asked if the crematory people lived right of protection from his home gov- tack we repelled July 22 was of a gen- flank along tne BUR- river from eait of i mission will be hrld. If Judire B. L. ernment. \ boat. While only 1,002 of the 2,408 eral character Intended to throw back Cholm to east of Lembero: Retween ! up to their contract would they find Continued on Page Three. Rnlnry returns to Atlanta In time; and It necessary to operate on Sunday, Mr. "THe same also la true of naval war- passengers of tb,e Eastland have reg- our left wing, occupying- the region this Krylow and ?oknl their attacks h-we j fare in spite of the mistaken phrase, side of the Isonzo. The attack was di- a report of the investigation and the Ashley said: istered as saved, It -was thought that been especially severe, compelling thei "If they fulfilled their contract their freedom of the seas.' It is granted about 475 survivors, including the rected by -several generals and tn part findings of that investr&atjon will be that the ocean Is free for peaceful made by troops previously engaged Germans to send reinforcements to mceti pits would have been empty and wash- crew of 72, had failed to report formally entered upon the minutes of ed out by 7 o'clock Sunday morning. travel, but naval battles also take against us and specially by troop4 them. | place on it. Neutral ships sailing? be- About three-score bodies were re- freshly arrived on the the field of ac- the Commission Instead of that when we reached the covered from the wreck before dark Along the Vistula, south and we*»t of I plant a-t 4 o'clock there were many tween fighting- battleships run the risk tion." The findings will exonerate all of- tonight, but after that divers dis- Warsaw, there haq been little change f tons of rotten, filthy and unhealthy ESSENTIAL TO A of being hit by shells and also of being ITALfANS REPULSED, n^cials or emploj ees of the- state prison v covered only one corpse before they except for the German occupation t»f j garbage piled up so that by noon Mon- >y mines. The submarine's only AUSTRIANS CLAIM. for the responsibflltv of the attack day the, limit will have been reached Instruments are the firing of torpedoes. quit work for the night. positions evacuated bv the Russians! GOOD BREAKFAST Not Neutrality, But Partlsazwblp. There was much confusion in the Vienna, July 25—(Via London.)—The upon Frank \and -will state that Creen and our ^ sanitary wagons will not be Austrian war office has "issued the fol- when they drew in their line. planned and made the attack unaided, able ^to place any more refuse there. "Those who demand that Germany totalling of bodies recovered owing to "While Warsaw 11 under heavy pres- ihould conduct the war according to lowing in regard to the Italian theater: ajid that he alone is to blame. Should "I am up against a tough proposl- duplications and removals. As a re- "In the region of Gorizia the hostile rules laid down by some academic pro- sure ~-the Aiistro-Germans have a 3ot Judffe Ramev not arrive in Atlanta In of the prarbajse, with the garbage wag- j The wideawakes —th e men fe.ssor expect Germany either to en- sult all sorts of estimates were scat- actldn was limited all day to artillery tion, jvith the plant failing to dispose) and women who get up alid danger her submarines or to give up tered l about the city with guesses firing. Night attacks on our positions to stiff work before them if they are time for tbis hioetlng, Judprc Davlson ons blocked to such an extent as to i do. things in the morning — tbis warfare," which means the weak- from 1,300 to 2,300, but officers In on the border of the Doberdo plateau to capture the Polish capital After f stated that the meeting will be held as mean a drain on tne city treasury be-*| ening of Germany in the interest of again failed with heavy losses." soon a^ ho preta here. cause they cannot be operated at full j who are looking for a bettei her enemy. This is not neutrality, charge of clearing the wreck have crossing the Narew thev still have the time and with no instructions about way of accomplishing them but partisanship against '•Germany. been unable to tabulate more than broader Bug-, lined with fortresses, to [ Meanwhile Creen will remain chained "We know today that the passengers his •einding- the garbage to the dump piles. F read^.Th« Constitution. {Of the Lualtania) could have' been the 901 bodies listed. CONCESSION BY RUSSIA face5;; whilwnne in thtnee south»«utn, thtnee Russians . *° concrete post at the state prison. Without It there IB a growl 1A1 . ^ .. _ , I pending the final outcome of Frank's \\ 111 At»]}*al to Mayor. snved, but that they were neglected. The !Horgve In Cleared. TO SOCIALIST DEPUTIES have Rood positions north of the Lub- \~ ,,,„, "My only recourse is to appeal to | it the breakfast table. Germany regrets their death, but she The morgue -was cleared tonight of .Choln, railway, ^hlch might prove condition- \ has a clean conscience and has no rea- v Juilire Uavison was pur^rlsed to find the mayor to call a special session of These people buy quanti son to disapprove of the conduct of her all but a •core of corpses, all other Petrograd, July 25.—(Via JJondon >— the undoing of the army that attacked general council and get instructions ties of merchandise even submarine commanders. i victims having been identified. The ^Russian g-overnment has decided, them. that accounts of the \isiV ot the com- from that body to have the garbage mission to tho prismn, aIaoon Teelpi i^h and The Augusta body can hold its meeting Tuesday The merchants who adver carrying American^ passengers a de- sibility for tiie calamity will be under of the duma representation on tho mil- most danRerous attacks at the moment •ince something mu&t be done to give Use in The Constitution, the liberately unfriendly act. While Ger- way tomorrow in a dozen quarters. itary and naval committees in propor- are those in the piotlnccs «\f Courland, OhnmiHe, took a 01 itual view of the tion to their numbers. relief to the people in the vicinity of japer that is welcomed In many always is glad to respect Ameri- City and county officers were unani- Kovno and Grodno, at the line of com- proceedings of the rum mi* hi on, partic- the plant." can friendship, she has conceded every- Heretofore socialist and labor depu- :he home, and read In the mous in declaring that some blame ties have not been admitted This munication between Warsaw and the ularly^ v, itVi rrrrnrrt to the exclusion of Mr. Ashley stated that last week thing that can be conceded. One bit newspaper nun from an executive PCS- the city f urnifahed tlie plant with borne, are 'getting the best more would be considered humiliating rested with federal inspectors, alleg- important concession is designed by northern interior of Russia These at- by the Germans whose armies have Ing- they permitted the steamer to the government to snow that all poli- 1,474 tons of garbage. The contract publicity that they can buy been victorious upon nil the battle- tical parties are harmonious in this tacks are being delivered for the most calls for 250 tons per day for six days fields In the east and west." operate while unsafe. * tune of war. part by cavalry and doubtless will be in the week. This means the city was Chicago, appalled. Is Just be- 26 tons under the limit. Wllfton Called Pro-BrtfImh. mot in due time by a concentration of i Weat her Prop hecy "Instead of having the plant cleaned The Constitution brings The TagUche Rundschau and The ginning to grasp the significance Cossacks. i I GKN^TXALIA" FAIR. out the committee found about 300 tona the highest percentage of Kreuz Zeitung similarly declare that of one of the greatest of ma- PREACHER KILLS SELF of unburned garbage on the ground," the American note calls for decided op- rine disasters. While the grieving FRENCH WIN j said Mr. Ashley "Had they fulfilled returns because It reaches position and that It requires Great IN KANSAS CITY HOTEL fore< ast \ their contract no such condition would the people who have Britain to show at least an equal re- ihousands who lost relatives walked IN VOSGES. f iicruIl^ /air Monday amd have obtained, nor would there have money to spend and spend spect for the spirit of International la-w- through the morgue in the Second rcgl- j K.\rsas City, July 25 —Ri-v. John i, \ t been those odors almost unbearable to as the president demands from Ger- ment armory, grazing into the faces of ! KuoJin. who c&vame here soie^al davj The French report another ^t'^ce^s North C^roJint, South Carolina. cause such a protest fiom citizens." It for dependable mer- many. \ Irloi ulu.. Tt im^st^*1, Kentucky, Missis- Mr. Ashley said that the crematory chandise. ^ The Tageblatt says: | the dead, Chicago citizens and city, ) ^upd^'mcn> ' shooting in n hotel the Voscros at Ban-de-Sapt, where sippi and Louisiana —Generally fair people complained last year that the 'The note shows clearlj- that the state and federal officials turned their today. He left .1 note indicating tluit they claim- to have taken mj|>re than Mondaj and Tuesday^. worry ovei domestic affairs might have Vi r K i n i a — Fai i Mo n day an ct Tuesday. prompted his act. Mr. Kuehn was about Alabama — Generally fair Mond&jr Md Continued on Page Three. •.. Continued on Page Two. 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•ion of th. prison commission, tne fvr- Interrupted Judge Cavlson and a»ke« ting occurred, la a,t tne eastern «nd ot war number more than 1>6«O.OOO of- the Italian press. The Tribuna says: tonnage, &nd was 257 feet lona: 35 feet him whether there Is a rule at the the corridor. ficers and men. it is announced "The situation has reached a de- beam and drew 14 feet of water ernor and the adjutant «en»ral. prison requiring that prisoners be I , _ UT?«*>T tr<-"n cisive stage and all further discus- NOTHING TO* searched every night. He »ald that i NtO NEGLECT BRITISH DESTROY j sion eeema Impossible, or at least use- SIX VESESARE SUNK London, July 26—(3 47 a m )—The ad- there Is no such rule, hot It 1* the in- ,-.« riTTT-v less It only remain* to b* seen, what miralty announces tho loss o1f the Aber- CONCEAL. tentlon of. the commission to establish i UV u U J. I. GERMAN TRENCHES. attitude Germany will adopt iiv the deen trawler Briton but doe * not state this rule at once The only rule gov- . Judge x>avlaon said that It la the duty London, July 25.—An official report lace of this courteous but firm state- whether bj torpedo or mine Thetia^vl- *Th« Idea that the prison commission, erning regular search at the prison. of this 'guard to visit the negro sick from Field Marshal French Issued ment of the American position." cr s skipper was killed and fi\e of the in Its private conference, had any- s*id judge Davlson, Is that every pris- ward as well as to watoh the entrance here tonight said. , NOTE is CONDEMNED BY GERMAN SUBMARINES crew missing are believed to ha\e been tblna: to conceal from the press or the oner upon arrival shall be searched, to the sleeping quarters, and that the "On July ai we repulsed a bomb drowned^ , public," »a!fl Judjre Darlaon, "is ab- and any knives or weapons he may fact that he was at the negro ward at attack on the cratsr caused by the BY GERMAN-AMERICANS. aurd. The newspaper men Xnow as have be taken away from him. Pris- the time of trouble in the sleeping explosion of our mine west of Hooge, , TJtica, N Y., July 25.—The German- THOMASVILLE FARMER oners are not allowed to use knives quartera wa> no indication of neglect of reported In my communication of American Alliance of New York State And One Is Destroyed by Mine. much about the attack upon Frank aa e July 20 Our heavy artillery silenced announced today the adoption of a res- BUYS BLOODED STOCK I or any member of th. commission the * Heavy trench mortar assisting In olution—a copy ol which waa eent to 14 Lives Lost-—One Subma- knows. I waa In favor of letting them with the attack. * President Wilson—urging ''peace-lov- come in and bear everything;, and It 'On the evening of tha 23d we sue- ing„ people,--,— " and "especiall--„ y„ Americans rine Reported Sunk. Thomasvllle Ga . July 25—(Special) was only at the suggestion of Gov- time getting hold of knives or even Judge Kavlson said that Creen will cesBfully exploded a mine tinder a of German origin," to protest against A herd of eight purebred Hereford saws, but w. always try to be very have to remain chained to the concrete salient in the German line southeast any attempt to draw this country into cattle was receK ed hn e \ esterda> by ernor Harrla that the entire proceed- careful to keep them from obtaining ixjst, since the prison is provided witto of Ziliebeke and destroyed the enemy's ^th e~ "European war E E Mack of this city \\lio purcli ised ing's were not ppened to them these- things." trench** there. Shortly afterwards j .A preamble condemns the latest London, Julv 25 —The British steamer them at a recent sale held b> the Here- •This was not a dell re on th* part of his no other means of segregating prison- JTIrth, of Forth, bound from France ford Breeders^ association In Hunts- Judge Duvison then resumed en Judge Davison said that for the the enemy exploded a mine a little American note to Germany as an ultt- for Firth of Forth, was torpedoed today vine, Ala. There are six cows and two the governor to k.ep anything con- statement of what Happened In the last four year* the commission has .farther south, which, however, did lit- . matum. bulls in the lot one of the bulls a ceal*d, but because Craen had told him executive meamlon at the state prison. asked the legislature to provide cells tla damage i by ». submariiv* in the North s«a Four two-year-old, woienmp 1 S50 pounds that he would make the statement of "We next called In Dyer, the night or some means of solitary confinement "Since then we have made some' of the crew were .drowned by the e* floor walker, who ^elept on the bank for prisoners of desperate character. ground by occupying the crater of a plosion. The vessel was of 406 tons These cattle, with three others bought why he made the attack upon Prank next to Creen and who went on duty at Judge Davtson requested that Ad- German mine aifd linking: It to our, at Quit man In the sale there in Maj'i to tne governor only. Creen, having midnight. Just a «hort while after the trenches. Yesterday we repulsed an- The Grtmsby trawler Perseus was will form a fine Loumlatlon for a herd convict jutant General J Van Bolt Nash, who other heavy bomb attack on our destroyed today by a mine Her crew mad. his statement to the governor, the cutting occurred Dyer — ' — was present at the executive session at trenches around the crater near l governor said that he felt he should and a 'trusty,' aa are — th—* floor the state farm, be communicated with Hooge." of ten were killed MRS. R C. HVNTINGTON report in private to th. prison com- walkers. It la the duty of the floor last night and asked to confirm his The French steamship Danaa, U\«r- walker to watch the room while the statement ol the details of the session. pool for \rchangel, was sunk off Cape TO REST IN WEST VIEW mission Green** statement, and then prisoners sleep and every 30 minutes General Nash had retired when his Wrath, Scotland The trawlers Henry let them use their Judgment as to to count the prisoner! to see that none residence was called by telephone, GERMAN PRESS CAUSTIC CEDED TO BULGARIA Funeral services of Mrs R f* Hunt- whether they should divulge It. The hav. escaped. Charles, Kathleen. Activity and Pros- InstOB, aged 18. \vho che£ bunda> after- reason th« governor gave for this pe- iN COMMENT ON NOTE per were sent to the bottom In the noon at I 30 orlotk at i pi t\ itc hot>- tition, was Creen'a statement to Aim was DYER WAS FIGHTING DESPERATELY, Convention Signed at Sofia. North sea. The crews of all the vessels plti1, will be held at I'ool* N ch ipcl In the nature of a confidence, and that, were saved. Tha Danae was attacked this afternoon at 2 -H at whlth time ASLEEP, RUSSIANS STOP GERMANS Continued From Page Onm. What Turkey I* to Get . by two submarines members of the Buckeye "Woman ^ i>lub perhaps, he should not divulge It pub- "Dyer was ask«d what h« knew about Crews or the ti awlers declare one will attend the service^ Mrs Hunt- Ucly until the commission had heard it," th* cutting of Frank. H* said that he American government cares more for Not Stated. der-twater craft was sunk by bombs Ington was n pioniinont mtml\tr of tho Judge Davlson then related the in- was aslaep when it happened* a» it waa the crippling of our submarine war than and guns fired from the trawlers Buckeye club fche resMiJ nt .IS i Hill i ctdonU of the executive session not y«t time for film to fa on duty, From Pope On*. for the safeguarding of American lives The Danao was a vessel of 1,605 gross street Interment will be at West \io\\ ••Governor Harris- had talked with and that he did not hear Creen leave The United States must realize that to London, July S< —<8 OT a. m )—A Creen in the sleeping ward or the hi» bunk. He said he knew nothing change our submarine warfare la out of prison, where Creen had told the gov- of Green's plan to commit the act and the question Th* note proves that pro- dispatch to The Times from Sofia, dated had eeen notions to auffveet that any- 800 unwounded prisoners. The Ger-British influence has gained an upper- last Friday, says that a convention, ernor that he would make his state- thing: might be wrong; The first he mans admit y Frank's cry, had caught Creen. ably for them, tout whlcn the Austrlans plies no engagement of a political char- private audience -with, tho governor Dyer .said that this waa all that Ae declare is meeting with no success, The Tages Zeitung "Neutrals have acter by either country i Bulgaria rights, but ao also has a great nation neither binds herself to remain neutral NASH Judff* Bavlaon Wft« asked by tha re- RUSSIANS STOP fighting for its life Though maintain- nor to permit the passage of contra- porter whether the floor walker who ing submarine warfare. Germany al- band to Turkey PRESENT. waa on duty In the fore part of the GERMAN CHARGES. ways is willing to respect the justicia- "Bulgaria obtains the whole extent , -Cre«n had asked to see the gov- n IK fit. that is, when Frank was at- ble wishes of Americans, but not at of the Hne traversing Turkish terri- ernor alone," said Judge DavUon, ' but tacked, was called before the commis- Petrogratt, July 25 —(Via London, any price." tory, together with the stations of because of Creen's dcap«ratb charac- sion in executive session. He said not July 28 3 £2 a. m )—-An official com- Count Ernest von Reventlow, In The Karagach, Demotifca and Kulellburgas ter, we decided that It might not be He eaid that he did not remember now munication issued today said Tages Zeitung, declares the contents The Bulgarian frontier will coincide safe for the governor to be closeted the name of this floor walker, but "In the region of Mfltau there iha» and wording far exceed even the most with the course of the Maritsa river, that this floor walker had already told been no important change On the unfavorable anticipations Ho wrtles all the territory west of it becoming alone and unprotected with htm all he knew to Warden Smith Judare "The note uses language which will Bulgarian Hound Karagach, the sta- Therefor*, we auggeated that Adjutant Davlson said that this floor walker told Shavli-JRosaieny roads the enemy con- find no response with the overwhelming: tion of Adrlanople, Bulgaria claims a General J Van Holt Nash remain with Warden Smith that he wa» at the ex- tinues to advance In the direction of majority of the German nation, since it zone of one mile and 1,622 yards -If governor while Creen talked to treme oppofllte end oZ the room from Poneviej, In which region, as well as •means, in the, last analysis, an appeal this Is conceded a new line win be con- the Frank's bunk when vthe cutting- hap- on the River Ibavenna, there were en- to fear, » threatening, domineering de- structed affording Turkey independent him pened and that he did not see Creeh v mand The note will make a conceiva- access of Adrianople" ", WHITE SHSE "With Qeneral Na»h present Creen leave hl» bunk and go across the room gagements on the 24th. i bly bad Impression among the people, The Times declares that this dispatch waa admitted to the governor and told to Frank's bunk The floor walker tojd "On the Narew front the enemy, in since It lacks utterly the friendly clearly Indicates the existence at least him the mtory which the governor aub- tha warden, said Judge Davison, that the course of the night and the morn- frankness of the German note, and of a tacit understanding between the sequent.y made public When Creen the first thing that he knew of the cut- of the 24th, made a series of fierce •breathes almost hateful disregard of Turkish and Bulgarian governments had finished his statement he wa» ting waa when he heard Frank cry out. attaoka along the east bank of the the German government's standpoint "j Ita significance, it says. Is unmistak- taken back to the sleeping room, and Judge Davlaon explained that Plssa, In the region of Seroatka, but Wilson Called Britain's Chief Helper. able the governor asked the commission, to Prank's bunk was the third from the realised no success, -white sustaining Captain Perdue,, the naval expert of "Despite the assurance that the ces- end on one side of the room ^and that great losses The Tageblatt. says sion of territory implies no political come in. Creen_ _e was agains_^ _t th opposite wall "The American note expresses a de- engagement,' says The Times, "It is Im- * when we came In Governor Harris and about midmidwaw y of that row of "In the sector between Ostrolenka cided will to rob us In our battle probable that Turkey would make con- Ducks White Dressing makes shoes sheer told us that Crcen had told him hf» bunks There are four rows of bunks and Bozan we have repulsed deter- pon on cessions so large without some cer- In the room, one against each wall and mined attempts of the enemy to cross pes By tainty of a political quid pro quo" white, soilproof and waterproof. It is far bet- story and that lie "After we ha^ finished questioning on the left bank ot the Narew and is the laming of our submarine cam- concerning the Dedeaghatch railway lasts longer. he felt that, perhaps, he had better Dyer, he was sent out of the room ana trying to consolidate his positions paign The line enters Turkey near the Bul- tell us what Creen said first, and then, Creen was called in Creen was ask- "On the left bank of the Vistula the i ' It distinguishes between the rules garian town of Mustapaha Pacha, and If we saw fit, he would tell the news- ed whether he had ever been whipped, of international law on land and on sea runs southeasterly to Adrianople, where 25c—Snede-Canvas-Duck-Buckckin—lOc paper men ^ and he stated that he had never been enemy, on July 24, made fruitless at- because it now suits the chief helper of hit a lick since he had been in the tacks in the direction of Plassetchno Great Britain to do so . . The note it turn* and runs south and south- "We agreed to this and Governor prison In answer to questions, he Between the Vistula and the Bug the show s that the pro-Britis t h v agitators westward and leaves Turkish territory Sold by all shoe dealers and most drug- Harris told us what Creen had said otated that he had never been In any enemy's advance was arrested by our have obtained domination over the at Mandra Thence it proceeds through •Then Judge Patterson, I think It -way mistreated and that n* had not counter attacks Ha has undertaken president" Bulgarian territory to Dedeaghatch, on gists, was. produced a letter or clipping from seen other prisoners mistreated "We The Vosslsche Zeitung says that Ger- the Aegean sea, in Thrace The Qfacon Telegraph which intimated asked him to atrip and show bis bacK, no further offensive except In the many's courteous proposals have not tmm»n Mb. Cfc.. 1m*. CmmJmm. N. J. so that w* might see whether the Grubechow region, where, on the nig-ht been able to change the president s A Berlin dispatch July J8 said Tur- that if Creeri's back were exposed he charge to which Judge Patterson bad >t the 24th and the following day, we obstinacy and that he not only re- key'was willing to mike territorial con- would show marks indicating that he called attention was true Creen strio- repulsed attacks on the Volslavitze- 1eots all proposals, but clothes the re- cessions in the Adrianople district to had been whipped at the state prison, ped and we found no marks. He was jection in a form that Is anything but give Bulgaria the desired railroad route and it was proposed that this be in- Gorodle front trlendly to the sea but that Turkey demanded, v "On the fiug, the 21ota lApfl. and the "Whoever plans such a thing," The in return, not merely Bulgaria s neu- vestigated REPORTERS Dniester no fighting has occurred ex- VosslHCno Zeitung continues, "1$ no trality but participation in the TK, IT or We then called In Warden Smith and cept on the line of the village of Do- longer neutial but takes sides against F t least in some form of pressure asked him whether he had ever whip- CALLED IN. brodwor, where there was a sanguinary Germany and for its enemies ' againsa t Turke~~ y s enemies EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL, ped Creen He said that he had not That was ihe end of our private local action The attempt of the en- The newspaper defends the sinking •\\arden Smith was then asked what conference The newspaper men were of the (Lusltatila. "which rfterms a war- be Xnew or the cutting of Frank He :hen incited in to hear Governor Har- emy to consolidate himself on the right ship, and sajs that a different course ris st,ory of Creen s statement k of the Bug failed." cannot b» followed toward a warship 1 SHE MARRIES MAN maid that personally he «new nothing i "I am tellinp you these things hot simply be"&jse Americana are on board J \ All that he knew had been told him Because there was any effort to con- "ftupeclnl Relation to England." WHOM SHE HELPED "Ever since Frank has been at the ceal them before, or for anj new light - ,1833 ISIS prison tv e Ha\ e had the guarda and .heey mayy thioiow on the --affair ,, but .. The Vosslsche Zeitun-r adds, that the Warden Smith to sleep, bv special or- simply because there seema to be some | 5— (Via tondon >— note further shows tnat not only is SEtND TO PRISON ders, on the front porch of the prison tlisijo&ititon on the part of some papers i Berlin> July ^ 2 j *i. « President Wilboii s policy in the mat- as a precautionary measure in case Si think that we should have allowed The Germans havie crossed the Narew ter of German submarine policy influ- the newspaper men ^n If there had iver along a front from south" enced bj an especial relation tto Kngr- i Rome Ga f July 2 "S —< Special )— of trouble "\\ ai tleu femith stated that been anything of importance develop- Ostrolenkr a to Pultusk . Southeast of l md bjt also by the intetnal political Ij "V\ hen Da\ id R Aikcn man icd Miss Wesleyan Female he hid IcTt the prison but a short situation in the United States 1 l>ollie AlcPherson in the OMlmuj s of- while before the cutting occurred hav- Pi""-* thW are approach,,,* the Bug The only answer ia^tne concluding fice at the courthouse an interesting- ing received a call to trie telephone at was nothing of importance it did not river paragraph of ttye notto sa>s the news- romance TV as culminated Aiken hat! occur to us to mike any statement, ^ two advances in Russian Po- paper is that An ei lean citizens ha\e ju&t been convicted in superior court his residence but a fev, hundre^ jards As for the examination of Creen, These it In their own power to avoid dan- of stabbing Fred Collum, a relative of College away. He was sent for at his home the newspaper men heard him faa> Iniic* are announced In today's Ger- ger " the bride and had been fined $T5 and and told that Frank had been cut, and the same things that he said to the The \Morgen Post declares the note went immediately to the prison and man official statement. The move- shoves the German proposals aside and costs, with theH ialternative of a chain- MACON GEORGIA commission and make the same ex- IIH nl indicates that the German* are that its author lilts hit, hngtr thitif- ffangr sentep^ . Being1 unable to pay took charge f I posures of his body* wnen he was heading for the Warsaw-Pet rograd eningly and Considers that an especial- the fine he waa retmned to Jail irnmc- I later called in again for this purpose riilway, wlr ch runs parallel with the ly stj ons way of establishing his dititely after his mdiriagre Despite the WHERE KNIFE j This concluded Judge Davison a ac- points fact that Miss McPherson waa a wit- Presents an ideal educational combina- count of the executt\e session Bug twelve miles to the southeast 'lh,e Kieuz Zeitung declares that al- ness for the state at the trial she was WAS OBTAINED. He -was asked bj the jepoiter last Ihe £ta,tement reads most evert sentence In the note de- loyal to Aiken throughout the "affair tion of mental, moral and physical devel- Warden Smith -wia asked where the night whether Hester the night g-uaicl In the west mands a sharp dl^a^reemp-nt It de- knife came from thit Creen used He stationed outside the sleeping quarteis on the eastern border of the Ar- clares It may be supwosed that the Ger- door on the night of the Frank inci- gon ne we blew up an enemy block- man sroveinment will stamp as a mia- opment, tkrou&n which it has for 79 years said that Creen secured the knife from dent waa calKd before the executive llOUSQ i understandme; the st itemcnt that it Ko. 10 the kitchen, \vhere he worked con- session of the commission Near Launois south of the Ban-de- has acknowledged as a punUpl" • ' l^v been a moulder o£ all that is best in Christ- cealed it in his clothes and carried it Judge Davison said he was not called Sapt, the French established them- that the character and carpo of a mer- Sliver Into the sleeping quarters ^ \Varden in but that he had already made his selves in a small part of our ad- chant ship must be established before Qroith statect that there atfe half a statement to Wai den Smith This! vanced trenches Leal Lard 99' ian womanhood. statement, said Judge Daviaon, alleged ' Dunkirk was bombarded by us the ohip can be desti oved and that dozen more such knivea In the kitchen that at the moment of the cutting Hes- with eexeral shells the li\ es of non comb itants may In no This, as I remember, was all that ter was at the western end of the cor- "In the east nca'-e be endangered unless the vessel SALT 73-, Established in 1836, WesUyan is the Warden -Smith waa asked or had to ridor of the prison at the entrance to "General JBueloW's army Is *tempts to flee or resist say " the negro hospital room The entrance ( in rear guard actions during his for- The newspaper asks whether It Is MEAT, lit. *«C oldest college jor women in Aikerica. At this point the reporter laat night to the sleeping quarters, where the cut- -ward movements on the Jesia river. lust that Germany should surrender . South of Kovno and tn the region of I her fighting power that a few neu- Side Meat at 10 trals may follow thoir mood to cross Beet Hams, 16%c Its historic environment and tra- \ i walki, several Russian trenchBB were the ocean on enemy ships . captured "We resist the thouprht," The Kreus Sliced Ham, 17>4c ditions, together with the exceptional ' The Narew river has been crossed Zeitung concludes ' that the United on the whole front from south of States in its position on the submarine CASHGRQ. advantages offered in thoroughly Mod- HAWAIIAN Ofitrolenka to Pultuek. matter alms at the Indirect support OCTAGON 'Southeast of Pultusk -we are ap- of England But we must confess ern built'vngs and an efficient, consci- proaching the Bug- river that the contents of the note are -with •ratad or Sliotd I 'Southwest of Pultusk, despite firm difficulty understandable to us from entious faculty, make the atmosphere resistance, the line of 24aaiel»k-G«owo any other \iewpoint" 7 Bars 25c 1 Jias l>een reached Shadow of nitftlnn.l BeMnd Note. all tlwA could be desired. , 'bouthwest of Bloaie several enemy PIREAPPLE positions ha\e been captured, while The Boersen Zeitung says i t re- grets that it is compelled to say that 5*Rd nimi for F— D«v»>«pf»i*-» L.-—* r-*en LUMP STARCH south of Warsaw the villages of the note is unsatisfactory and that for hlpfteit clsu flniiftlrr*. fcenn fa*- KtriO »r». Schools of Literature, LaF&tiaJes, Mathe- 25cCans| C_ Stanowghiska Vand. Jaagarzew have "one cannot escape fr-eling that th1e 1*1 anil rtnlihlnt frloA Mall »rdmr* ritft**. been taken by storm (Jasgaraew is ten I shadow of England stands behind it" " Eastman rilma COD Exicrt matics, The Sciences, History, Economics, Edu- 7 Pounds 25 C SPECIALS FCR TODAY Today I OC , and, a half miles directly south of The truly fnendlv fet.Ungs of Ger- Witt Other Purchase* MONDAY, JULY 26th j Warsaw ) many for the United States are put to cation, Philosophy, Music, Painting, Expression "The situation of the German troops a hard test by the note, especi ally in the [southeast la unchanged" by the last paragraph, the newspaper and Domestic Science, with the most approved nays ] BlcWhlte Cobbler The Tagllche Rundschau says curricula. For catalogue and full information, RARO SYRUP Big Golden Frttli Country FRENCH STORM "America stands on the letter of GERMAN DEFENSES. the law, but she will not Apply it to address, lOcCansToday Yailaw LEMONS England, which is violating its spirit 2 Cans TODAY Paris, July 26 —French troopa last Gormanj gave Americans good advice POTATOES DOZEN ' night stormed powerful German de- wften she warned them against com fenses between La Fontelle heights and ing into the danger zone America's C. R. JENKINS, D. D. President. LaunoVa. In the Ban-De-Sapt region of i rejection of the proposals concernin Peck 19c 15c Doi. lOc 19c the Vosffes mountafns. said, todays war passenger ships I breathes any spirit office communication The southern part except that of thankfulne<*s While of Launo.s. the statement adds, waa there may be further negotiations the Sugar Cured REX BRAND Gotten Bloom Wcnon's Snow- occupied by the French, and 70o wound- Germans have decided on their course" drift Oil, quart ed Germans were taken Qn the re- PRACTICAL ULTIMATUM. earn, 35c mlun mainder of the front only artillery duels HAMS PURE LA8D SHORTENING took place The statement reads I ACCORDING TO LONDON. •SOUTHERN COILEGE OF PHARMACY 8w«et As Sugar NO. 10 PAILS Today "The night was without incident ex- I>»nt«atlx Mail knd adds Come In and Try Them POTTED SHELLED MUT.S PREMIER AMERICAN unbounded pTisoner& belonging to four "Whatevei- happens nathing can de- MEAT MAYONNAISE SARDINES diffeient battalions, and a machinefifun of — CooRect, ptclclrd. >Tbe Atlanta Constitution; to our advanti:a.ge a gross travesty of the facts No gov- fine fl« ari for lunch or tea. No Salad Course In southern Wosvn•e cannonadin„g has ernment could possibly have griven 5c Per Loaf been intermittent In the Vosges our more convincing evidence of its na- -Fr«nfcfDrier nnti Complete Without troops, notwithstanding the bombard- cific intentions than Washington has \4cnnn wtjle. Superior to 1m- 'Only One Coupon and 98cl ment, have organized positions con- done under quite unheard-of provoca- IMirteil. S»en ed bulled or quered yesterday at Ban-de-Sapt tion A einRle intractable sub- broiled. Stone's Cakas The number of German prisoners has marine commander may de^troj In a BOLOGNA—Superior quality! Block's Saltines inci eased to 11 officers and 826 men. of few seconds the flimsy fabric, which Alice tli In and wertc cold. JW^tnn/WwviHftrfiRmW —6 Varieties— lOc whom only 70 were wounded A number la all that rema,»n.3 of official Ger- of bodies were found in the trenches min American friendship ' SA LA Ml—A e-nred «aannftr#. "On our side only two battalions of The Daily Graphic thinks It un- Slice Ibiii. Can «#rve w!«a one regiment of the regular infantry j likely thit the American note will re- were engaged Six m-M-hine gunfe al-' sult in war because ot the cosmopoli- NATIONS AT WAR ready ha\e been recovered from the tan population of the countrv WAI.MOX — Htlce conquered trenchea " "It is nee 'less to siv, * thp news- nnd ncr>e. Can cook ffy WILLSS J. A^BOI "Where 1 housands Meet t housands" paper adds, "that wo In no wise are cream »uuc«. RUSSIANS FAIL anxious that America should be drap- Ked into the war, but only tfcat ao the Tlicne are diwtindintinctlc y SIJM- This Is a COMPLFTE st^»ry of the war irom th* unbiased AUSTRIANS SAY. most powerful neutial nation -she Illl-Il II LATH['H.. The1 y are A $3 \iewpomt of, a large staff of experienced war correspondents and Dally U, 12:30, 2, 3:30, should undci take the defence of the rciidy to Hvrvc The are the Vienna, July 86 —(Via London )—To- principles of internatioaal law" Book nrtiata covering evtry str^tefeic poUit Printed from Ikrge clear 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:30 day's official communication said The Ttcftt. We want y•c< m to try tor i>pc on enameii paper, 3t>4 pu&ea or heretofore uriprinted fact, 20 GRAND "In the Russian war theater yester- "Tho*!e who had expected ,ny lack full pagib color platen and 463 uneeilaored yhutofirapha ThU U day was relatively calm Near Ivan- of firmness in the nr>te -will pprcel\e the ifr*At*»t war *tory «v«r attcmpteO. gorod our troops repulsed feeble at- that Secrctarv of State Brvan in re- TLJE: tacks sipminpr correctly foresaw the develon- "South of Krylow an enemy attempt ment of this momentous correctiond- Head How You May Have It Almost Free to cross the Bug river failed Other- ence between W.^hinpftrm and Berlin BLOCK'S Cut out the abo*e coupon, and •reaent It nt this office v»lth the expeaae '- THE ADORABLE IN THE wise the situation is unchanged" While scrupulously courteous the note Amount »f UN cent* t which co^erm the item* of the «oat of packlnic. exnr*** is in substance an ultimatum and from the factory* ihpckluK, clerk hire and other aecvMarT KXIlt.'\»jfc, 1,500,000 RUSSIANS nothing pl^r. * CREMONA C.vEAMS itcuiM>. and receive thin M pi en did blfc book. MARGUERITE "SEVEN TAKEN BY TEUTONS. NOTE COMMENDED Rl^IL. OUIJi.ltfa— By Pai-CLl Post include KXTIIA ir enta within I&O mil** "Berlin, July 25 —-(By Wireless to BY ITALIAN PRESS. ^17 cenva IbU tu 3Cl» tiiJlet* lur greater di^tanc^n a.sk \<>tii pt stmaMer amount to CLARK Sayvllle >—Russian War prisoners in Include for 4 pound*i Books by mall und lutfured u,hc the extra puntu« ta SISTERS" e Julv 2* _ fVJt rViH* Tniv 2fi f CHOCOLATE CAKES included Wtifcn not InUudtHl book it nil) be sent by ex the hands of Germany and . Auatrla- 12 ! 'S 1 )-Presldin-resn t W^lSon'onss nonotee ' r««^ charcad collect. Hungary j,nc« tne beglnninK of th* to Germany is hiffhty commended by

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EXCITING AUTO TOUR GIRL Off MOTORCYCLE (BROKEN ARM RESULTS IN NEW BUSINESS | ARMY-NAVY CHIEFS OIL GUARDS ACCUSED ENJOYED BY VAUGHAN ALBANY PUNS JO BID PAINFULLY BURN&D IN DEATH OF YOUTH Wltfc a wonderful story ol travels, ! Borxce C.orKe the- S \oir old son of Officer H E Vaughan, of the Atlanta WHEN DRESS IGNITES Mi and Mr*- r \ <. 001 &e died at th« OF INCITING TO RIOT police force, haa returned to duty here re Kltnci_ ^un \ \\ morning* it 4 o clock ftfter a long automobile tour through BARGES ON FLINT RIVER i It t, clnJ 1 icct i\ed a brpken arm by FRAMINGREPORTS, the southern part of Georgia and Flori- Amerlcus Ga July 25—(Special >— filling out of i tree c\eral weeks ago da, accompanied by hia wi£e son Harry Miss M«lva Clark aged 16 recel\ ed Blood p i«umiipr resulted ci'xit.mg death Superintendent Edwards and and Miss Georg-la Nunnally Business Men Will Take Trip Officer vaughans party left At- painful burns tonight when her cloth On Which President Wil-| 32 ot His Men Arrested lanta Sunday, July 11, and traveling of Inspection With Ex- ing caught fire from the motorcv cle leisurely through Macon, Mllledgeville, upon which »h« was riding with her at Bayonne. Savannah, Brunswick Jacksonville. St. pert Today. joung brother, Carroll Clark Sparks son Will Base Policy for Augustine, lake City, White Springs, To Discard Freckles, Jennings and Jester the party turned from th* motor supposedly Ignited the National Defense—Big In-' New York, July 25—Samuel ift Ed- back there, completing half of what light dress and Miss Clark was ifltme Tan, Pimples, Wrinkles .they claimed was one of the best auto- Albany, Ga,. July 26 —(Special )— when neighbors, who witnessed the ac wards, greneral superintendent and ever taken Albany has made up her mind that thirty two guards of the Tide-water Oil *** t( rr i i t ininK animal subA arrested today charged with inciting Juries are painful but not serious t in -j ^tiiio c 1 ilr to Kfov. "iou and Navy. his wife catching a 5J4-poana drum Bsh Broad street anidd titidewate< r Is her HUndreds^ of spectators \\eie it L.I n r t (if i in>, Miper uous hair to not The arrests were made after and one wreck in •» hich his son Harry present greatest commercial need and guards had fired several shots at homes was thrown out of the car Into a cot- tr-icted by the fire alarm and the <1 n 11 i rj n en liz J \v»x field her .business interests have also come near the plant ton ' partment responded and sii ed the : i r r on 1 ,*r I r a dibc lored akin Washington July 25—Pending The party carried tents and portable to the conclusion that if the bargea are burning machine \ i\ u i I il =iorl s the offenslv« All were arraigned Immediately Ed camping-equipment. Each night they to be built and put in commission 11 e Ht or H ilunlv replaced by President Wilson s return from Isew wardtj was released on $500 ball, and Hampshire when he will formula!" would pitch their tents in some suitable Albany will have to build them TI 1 1 i U y omplexion full oC August 1 was set for his hearing The place and enjoy a full nights rest be- __mi i*\i re I i It * the sensibly way 1 Richard Clark Wilson, an engineer with Secretary Garrison and Secre guards nearly all of whom came from fore taking up their Journey to 11 carl a fr Med tanned o\er red tary Daniels what the white house and expert on river barges and trans PAZELTON-BARRETT. 1 loicl > «r pimpled kin Ort an ounce of \ other cities, were jailed In default of portation problems will mak« a trip i i**r oil re I Mix at an iruse'"t •* and apply has announced will be a sane rea Kingston. Ga July 2o—(Special )— nifchtb J kr- c->ld crc"un rraj,lnii, in th« •onable and practical national defense $oOQ ball each down the river with a party of Al P Leonbergoff, a labor representa- NO REBEL RAID FEARED A marriage of Interest to man> friend^ m ri h « \ th o; p an I *t\ ttor It take* ft program arm> and navy officials art bany business men, chamber of com- \\ p k r vo to c n ploie the tran«Jonn«.tlon busy assemblinB information on which tive arrested with the guards was IN THE PHILIPPINES merce officers and city officials Mon was that of Mr Robert C Bairett to The i it M-inl r (.1 o fr i* made by the new military policy will be found i cleased In Jl 000 bail day and Monday night will confer with Mlsa Martha Pazelton ^both of Kinps rtii 1 I ?, n i f i 1er d sixollt* The first arrests came aftei reports the ton The \\eclUing took pi itc an Car i h r p t it 1 1 / I R ithh »» th» ed Manila July 2a —Governor General . business men of the community with I I i U t ul t r 0 almo t initan It is known that the army and navv of shooting from inside the Tidewater Harrison today denied a report circu- a »icw to deciding what is best to do tersville this afternoon boards at work an the needs of the plant which adjoins the Standard Oil 'a£*d in the United States of a pos- ' to secure the results Albany Is seeking plant, where a strike of oil workers respective services already have their Klnfe SBrrthCtG>nary rald °n Fort Mc~ [Bacons barge experiment on the Oc tasks well advanced It had been plan marked by serious noting last week, is in progress The Tidewater plant waa ned to lay the reports before the re shut down after the first outbreak, of the troops In the arry com, - an^ a|J tnere ls more water In the Flint Cstabtkftfied spective secretaries within a month, trouble deny that guards at Fort McKinney than in the Ocmulgee and fewer obsta- DR.E.G. GRIFFIN'S or six weeks but in view of the white Persons, living near the Tidewater have been increased. cles to navigation there seems to be 25 Years house statement It was regarded as works reported that early In the day nothing In the way of putting the Gate City Dental Rooms probable tonight that they would be bullets had broken wlmlowa in their barges In operation below Albany Over Brown ft Allen a Drag- Store. homes Father Slgmund Swider, a LVEDERUS IS KILLED Fiesent river traffic is handled by submitted within a few days wooden steamers, which do not go to Entrance 5 West Alabama, Corner It is known that na\y plans con- Catholic pastor reported that a bullet struck his rectory IN MOTORCYCLE RACE salt water Alabama and Whitehall Lowe it template it b s increase in submarines, Sheriff Kinkead said he was pass- Congressman Frank Park will make prices for best expert dental work thirty and ptrhips fifty being recom J LEWIS M KOTN Ing the Tidewater Works with, two dep- Sacramento Gal July 25—"W Lue- the trip down the river Monday and mended that several battle cruisers Mr McKoin has leased a suite of of' uties when three guards appeared on derue, of Chicago, holder of th* j attend Monday night s meeting at the ALL our work is guaranteed Dr E will be ufged and at least four dread- ! flees in the Hoale> building- and -will the *oj> of the wall surrounding the amateur motorcycle championship at' city Ijall He is much interested In the G GRIFFIN personally in charge naughts and that -- • «- --*~»-»i-.- *-- *.. ._ »-i- .t _,_^ «_ ._,., ^.^ .___ _, ^t big increase in establish himself in his new business plant "He Jtold them itthey were under 16 miles, was killed in a race here, development of the ri\er and the new Lady Attendant air under the lirm name of Loan Bond arrest but one guard he said levelled today He ran into a post while try i survey of the river which has been or a rifle at the sheriffs head When ing to steer with one hand and remove dered by the war department was Reliable BELL PHONP MAIN 1708. this guard saw the sheriff s two aepu a broken chain with the other | brought about through his efforts email navy >ards tt> serve as subma Atlanta National bank (recently sever- ties preparing to shoot he -dropped rlne bases will be suggested, it la ing his connection wtth the bank to his weapon and all three surrendered thought venture Into the field of a private Edwards was arrested In a group of Such a program would carry with banker on August 1, eight armed guards outside of the It of necessity an Increase In navy plant personnel and probably the enlarge- ment ol the naval academy at Anna? Wrong Address Given CHAIRMAN ASHLEY Nobby \ olis. Army plans look to the building up In the Story of Raid SCORES CONDITIONS of an "rmy of 500 000 men regulars I Reg. U.S. Pat. Office and militia w ithm territorial United On Alleged Gamblers btate^ This long has been the tig Continued From Page One. ure at which arm\ officers place the countr> s needs To make the plan efficient it is.believtd borne scheme to In Sunday s Constitution there ap- city dumped many condemned water- federalize the^militia will be advance.^d« peared a news Item stating that the melons into the plant making It dif- and also that methods o£ butldln] "u~p police had raided a house at 2ft Houston 1 ficult to carry out their cpntract H« army and militia le^erves wil be street and docketed cases of gaming says that no such garbage has been sent to the plant this year proposed Enlargement of est Point against several men arrested there. It may be proposed [(. I was learned later, however, that th* Have Aided Crematory. This geneial plan contemplates "On the other hand, said Mr Ash- undeilstood onl> the mobife"forces' house In question was not at 28 Hous- ley we have been aiding the crema- The coast artHleiy garrisons for the -ton street but at 24 Houston street torv by furnishing them last week c mat zone Hiwan the Philippines j A well known and respectable room- with 200 tons of ashes and coke which Alaska ani Port > Rtco will be coiv in^ house Is conducted at 28 Houston ought to have been sufficient to clear Sld d up the whole pile of garbage If the \rm y ^rftiSi! f hold that amvple Street and those m charge say the* aa plant had done all claimed for it equipment of field guns rifles ma $ never hpaid of the inmates of the I disliked calling the committee to thine guni vnd heavv field ordnance laided house until cases were made by gether on Sunday but It was the best must be prepared in advance It takes the police day to show them Just how conditions time to make these and alfao to man j were at the plant They were con- ufacture big gun tmmumtion ' , vinced when we completed the investi- 1* leld gun ammunition and small gation that our contentions were cor- arms cat tridpr a can be turned out rect and that the city Is facing a con- in a hurry It ts s ud private plants 1 AT THE TliEATERS dition that will be hard to handle to mak* tne-se h i\ e increised miny Members of the committee who made folrl under the stm ilus of £.uiopean the investigation were Chairman contra ta A vear tj,o the go%enr Claude Ashley Councllmen W H nient owi td 0 pt r cent of the total Johnson ^Jesse B Lee Sim Dallas and 'V merle in c 11 citv fot this ~n ork Tt Charles Alverson and Alderman. I N njw in e^tiiiit 1 that pri\ ito plants! (\t the Grand > Rags dale could make in p month ia much a<* Marguerite Clark supported by a Dan let po\ ernment ships could turn out m ' Frohm in company In a Famous Players Film foui months | lompany _ production that has never^ yet oxhibft?d 011 a public -wreen will be NIGHT WATCHMAN KILLS SECURITY LEAGUE at the orand today and Tuesday TheJ UM * .. •>rrr^-h t it ure picture will be Fdlth tills rwrness . MAN wYft\J RAPS DEFENSES faeveti sisters the story of the victory of a y ung sister over her elder sister in 'New 1 ( i K I ily *>,> —The repoi t of the Walter Johnson, night watchman at arm> c mrnutee of the National se vinnfng a husband It Is Just the bort of picture play that <-uits Marg-uerlte Clark It the negro Odd Fellows hall 200 Auburn ciliit^ Ifa^uc of which IIenr> b stim g-ivcs her everv opportunity and It allows avenue, shot and Instantly killed another t,on form i tciotary oi v> ai is chair her to be 'gay and flippant at one time nerl negro Wiley Sims in the corridor of m tn Lhaiiicte i-ee*. the countrx s mili ous and wistful at another and In all the the hall at midnight Sunday claiming tai y defences as \\ <. etully insufficient cpnes he is irresistible afterwards that Sims had come Intb and iufioTStsi lecommendations o£ the Tht Grand )& olterlns the cream of tli» the building and without saying any- arrnv general tiff made repeatedly to thing Sred twice at him congress foi a \ieseive army of a half Sells Essana> production-? There Is no bet- Johnson who gave himself up to th* million men ter service The Strand theater In New ttna WIB Police, could give no reason for th« at- The report made public tomgrht al^o \ ork u^e^ Paramount exclusively and the tac Indorses the repeated i ecommendations product of the other combinatf ls used in fc made upon him by Sims made to con_,ies^ for Si^o\ cling ad*1 of the best theaters on earth The 1 Gra id uses each feature two days Instead equate reserve f irm* n mamtent arn of a \veek aa In the houses of higher ad- munition and ill cl tst,fs uf wai mate nit hlon and In two days with continuous rial exhibitions daily from 11 o clock In the The report s *y«* the countrv •* tot il i rnornlnp until 11 o clock at night figuring WhatVYour Mileage? defensi\ e i mobile foi e confab ts of about one hour and, thirty minutes for each com WOMAN WANTS 2o 000 legula -> ami (.0000 imlitia i pie e exhibition the Orand can give seven Quite aside from Sta we ikncss in j con plete exhibitions of a five reel feature Xiumoei*. the report i j s tr^ ib foi cf j w ould I e puorl'x tnmed hastily an I , The capacity of the Grand on Its lower All over the country "Nobby Tread" users are now floor and in the front rows of the balcony Is ineffectual^ orj^ ini/ed ill balanped in about 2 500 and with icven complete exhl TO HELP OTHERS letelj equip >ed and licking in such bitions from 11 o clock In the morning: until tb^ential as light ind hea\ > artillery 11 o clock at night the house can accom and animumti n to ^ei\e it "U ith modate 10 ->OQ people securing mileage averages of otdinary fortunes of war the probable ByTelJing HowLydia E.Pink- outcome is so app» ent -mat it need not tf be stated I Dr. ft am cats." The onU sound conclusion «a> s < \t tho Strand > ham's VegetableCompound the repoi t that < •'n be diawn fiom It is an unuauil thing to find such a col an unbiased a d 1 spa^t-ionate consid lection i U screen btarw i» one drama as la Restored Her Health. eiption oi tie fitts i^ hit our tlf fe i i mbltd in the Uilliim t o\ production me ati in^em^nts on land and sei are | Rameau presented at the Strand the today und Tuesday In the title role woefully msutficient tp meet the lull ppear Frederick Perry lately starred In Miami, Okla. — "I had a female r imrements of adequate nation il de th Broad \ay success of the season On Tri il and admittedly one of the moat ef trouble and weakness that annoyed rcc(l\e Ir i\natic actors on the stage today me continually. I ^tuart Holmes \\hope sterlingr portrayal of I the part of the inn keeper in fahould a tried doctors and all 8,000 Miles BELIEVE MISSING GIRLS ' Mother IP)!' presented at the Strand last kinds of medicine h.i's been entiu teld ivlth an Important PAID A VISIT TO ROME, f l>r Romeau and can be, depended for several years — I upoi to E ve in fntel igent and^- masterly bat was not cured Tiord his been icceived in Atlanta [ i» torpretation of the part Tho rest of the to the 'feet that uthonties of Rome ,l E '.'-lutle-* UeoreUeorge AlisoAlison DorothDorothy BernarB«r d until I took Lydia E •southern and Claire V, hltney all of Ga belie\e L,»iC( C uiun and Mar itn familiar to Atlanta patrons of Pmkham's Vegeta- Robert^ \vht> \\ei said Vto h from their horn** n£5 and 2J4 ble Compound. I East Hunter street Thursday night hope my testimonial assed through thit citv recently en will help other suf- 10,000 Miles route to Birmingham \ta •Vt anv rite feirli> answering the f ermg women to description of the t^wo missing ones were been thert ami later seen to RED CROSS UNITS try your wonderful take a Birmingham train medicine." — Mrs. The rirls l^tt to^ethti proing: as TO LEAVE EUROPE , M R MILLER, Box 234, Commerce, Okla. the> told thoir p-irent<- to M&it a sick friend at drad^ hospital Continued From Page One. | Another Woman wTio bas Found $40,000 LOSS CAUSED , \ Health in Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 12,000 Miles \ contributions has been mide moat sue BY FIRE AT COLUMBUS cessful Dr Strong was appointed di Lindsborg, Kansas — " Some years j lector of the international health Colambu* Gi July ago I suffered with terrible pains in my — Fire here ' 1)Oard composed of Serbian health of, Eide which I thought were inflammation, n d1re flcers and lhe head3 of the This supreme anti-skid tire properly inflated is constantly e eis d^tr'icf English re8u mB.n n UueT foss^f , French and Russiah missions The also with a bearing down pain, back- $40000 paittallj co\f ed b> insurance American minister at Bucharest re- ache, and I was at times awfully ner- The fir«t floor wa-? occupied by a drug I ports to the state department that the store and a shoe stoie whilo the sec (epidemic of typhus hate been sup vous I took three bottles of Lydia E. giving tremendous excess mileages over and above its ond and th rd floors were le^ed to the Pitssed Pmkham's Vegetable Compound and I>oval Ordei of Moose The origin of Baby Ho«plt«I tn am now e^oymg good health. I will the flre h not been determined as | The American Red Cross is arrang-be glad to recommend your medicine to extraordinary adjustment basis of 5,000 miles. ing for physicians nurses and equip- any woman suffering with female trou- ment lor a baby hospital in Serbia, for BUILT A MONUMENT which special Contributions hu\e been ble and you may publish this letter " iccened through Madame O-rouitch —Mrs. A L. SMITH, R. No. 3, Box 60, We want to find and consult with any "Nobby Tread" The Bent Sort In the "World The Red Cross the report shows tent to Europe 367 persons on humanitarian Lindsborg, Kansas. enterprises Of those 71 'were surgeons A. monument bulIt by and from and ~.>3 nurse-9 Forty three were If you hare the slightest doubt users who are not securing excess mileage. Postum is the way an Illinois man member^ of the Serbian sanitary com that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- describes himself He says mission L.rrgland I ranee Russia Ger ' Tor years I was a coffee drinker manv Austro Hungry Serbia and ble Compound will helpyon,Tvrit,e Belgium each received one 01 more until at last I, became a terrible suf complete Jiospit ils with doctors, to L.yd Ja E.Pinkham MedlcineCo. ferer from dyspepsia constipation nurses and othei ittendants Thou (confidential) Lynn,Mass.,f or ad- 4( headaches and indigestion bands of wounded and sick have been The different kinds of medicine I cared tor Financial aid was «=ent also vice. Tour letter Trill be opened, tried did not cure me and finally to hospitals and other institutions in minj countries and hospital supplies read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. in ha\ in^ thi, I'ostum made strictly The leport *ihows the Red Cio< and mind Children and am Services rendered belligerent coun throUEh life In such i con )l Ii now a strong healthj man I know tries are summarized thus 41 years we have been p&tal _ Atlanta Branch: United States Tire Company exactly whit made the chang^ it was \ustria 31 shipments value $9768*5 we have relieved hundreds of little suC leaving off coffee and using Pos- Pelaium 1- shipments S90 70S Eng- ferers, with diseases of the Spine Hip land 1^3 shipments $87 84t> Trance 24 Joints and other afflictions Many re tum ^ shipments >216 lao Germany 8 ship markablo cures of Club Feet ind Infan Name given by Postum Co Battle mcnts $182 7Jo Italj, 2 shipments, tile Paralysis "Write for cat ilot 495 PEACHTREE STREET Creek Mich Read The Road to $14 4ol M6ntenegro 1 shipments $15 ISATIONAI^ SURG1CAJL INSTirijTE WellvJlle m pkgs 5_6 Poland 1 shipment $7 200 Russia, 73 S 1'rypr 8t Atlanta Ga 'Nobby Tread" Tires are sold by Leading Reliable Dealers. Do not accept substitutes Postum cornea in tw o forms 9 shipments $89 bl« Serbia 8 ship Po-tom C««I— tht original form— ments $1SO 867 Turkey 2 shipments, I must be well boiled loc and 2OC The fln-xiicial st^tement ihows expen- packases ditures of $1 450 306 leaving a balance In*t*nt Po*tnm a soluble powder _ of $174 M 8 on hand for which the de dissolves quicfcly in a cup of hot mands already are heavy Kodakers «ater. and with Of the expenclltui es cash remitted cream and BU8ar totals $433 882 salaries of surgeons SEE OUR makes a delicious beverage InM.atly and nurses ?21kQ18 travel and supply 30c and 50c tins traniportitlon $.145 472 war insurance Camera "Ad" United StatesTires Both kinds are equally delicious *10 132 equipments and outfits $36298 and cost about the same per cup for widows of surgeons who sacrificed NEXT SUNDAY Made by the Largest Rubber._ Company in the World "Tnere m a Reason for Po.t.im thcir llves ln t,h, e wolk *15 000 foor the mere m a reason—•ol iprd bDostuy Grocerm s America000 \ n sanitary commission. 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Ni-MSPAPJ-Rl WSP4PF-R! Page Four. THE CONSTITUTION, ATIiANTA, GA, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915.

Edited By Sports Crackers Blank Chicks in Sunday's Game Dick Jemison MATCH PLAY. BEGINS Perry Dips the Memphii SOUTHERN LEAGUE IN MACKLE TOURNEY AMERICAN LEAGUE Poor Judgment at Bat Play -will start today in the first round of the P. E. M»ck]» trophy tour- Indiana 1VI* Two. Baroru 11, Vol* 4. Cleveland, Ohio, July 25.—Cleveland In the Kalsomine Vat; ney a1t Brookhaven. Four full flights Naahvjlle, Tenn., July 25. — Birming- filled In the qualifying round played made it five straight from Philadel- Has Been Main Trouble ham won a slow and uninteresting Saturday. Ralph Reed was the low phia today, 3 to 1 and S to 4 The ame from Nashville thia afternoon, scorer, turning in a card of 77 for th- two wins made six consecutive vic- f L to '4. Froat was knocked out in eighteen holes. tories for Cleveland, its longest^ win- Hurls Strong in Pinches the second inning. Mole&worth. Grimes Club handicaps will apply In al nine Btreak since 1913. Superior With Locals All Year and Ma#ee featured at tbe bat. matches,"* which -will be for eighteen pitching by Walker and Harstad The Box Score. holes. The winner of the first night brought "V ictory. BIRMINGHAM — ab r. &. po. a, e will come Into possession of the nand- FIRST GAME. Molesworth, rf. . . 4 3 3 0 0 0 Score by innings: R. H E By Herbert C«ldwell. ters slashed an uppercut at about Magee. cf ...... 4 4 3 1 0 0 • some trophy donated by P. E. Mackle, By Dlclc ,?*mfMiR. been hitting: murh of lato \Thj' Be- everything- Perry sent up to them, attd while the winners of the three other Cleveland .... 100 001 lOx—3 5 2 caus« he is luttinu; at tho fii-^t ball Memphis. Tenn., July 25—(Special) Coyle, Ib ...... 6 0 2 13 1 0 flights and the runner-up of the first Philadelphia . . . 100 000 000—1 S 3VThe Crackers have placed bad base- they -went about as fast as they went Coombs, If ...... S 0 1 1 9 1 ball in many games this season They pitched, £i\ e out of t 'v 11 \ MX times Inserting the punch where the punch up on a short aerial loop which fell in ! flight will be given suitable awards by Batteries—Walker and O'Neill, tt the plate In thi. gimi'tn Momphia was productive of scores, the Crackers Lindsay, 3D ....408130 the golfing committee. Knowlson and Lapp. Vha\e at times fielded pooili. hit poor- the hands of the Cracker out and in Ellam, sa...... 5 0 0 3 3 0 Saturday 1he hit tbe in -n bill pitched made enough insertions off Jack Bumh- field. ThA oe nraifirst. round musmunit, b»e« playejJiujcdu buyj 1> aifctl received poor pitching \Vhen four time * In Sunday s t>^n\e twice Clark. 2b ...... 4 1 1 1 4 1 Wednesday, the second by Saturday. SECOND GAME. one tnlng was uot wrong it was some- elman'0 right-handed shots thia after- Back to the first: The Chicks got Hale, c ...... 300410 Score by innings R. H. B. thing- else \ out of tour noon to give the Chicks a 3 to 0 lick- three runners on bases before there The semi-finals will be played by Wed- Cleveland .... 300 050 OOx—8 16 3 The pit<-her has to put two more in. was an out, and then was unable to Grimes, p ...... 534140 nesday of the following -week, and the Uut after a careful study of their there for the batter to hit, and ho can- finals by the following Saturday. Philadelphia, ... 000 120 001—4 7 2 -work, we believe the real reason whv T?he Cracker punch waa there, and ut one around the complete route. Al- Totals ...... 4 16 2 Batteries—Harstad and Egan, Cone the team ia not out in front and romp- not hit but one bill \tt JtiiXlnb lams the Chick punch wasn't, and therein lies Rson started with a single Perry then and McAvoy. ing home uvithl the pennant, aa the at the first one ntarl> e\ci\ time, with the story of three Atlanta scores and hit Cruthera on the harnd. Stewart NASHVILLE— ab. r. h. po, a. e. team on papei" ouRht to do. is the the result that the opposing t\\ irlerfl near Memphis score*, which remained beat out a bunt which wa» Intended Kircher. If...... 5 1 2 2 Q 0 Senators 3, Tlgvni 3. ] result of poor judgment at the bat u"tiallv prive him a bad b^li to hit at unhatched when the day was over. for a sacrifice and the sacks were Stark, ss 4 0 0 1 4 0 Bill Rumler his the s-»mc fiult Scott Perry, a husky right-sided Jammed FEDERAL LEAGUE Detroit, July 25.—Shank s two-base I That cox ei s the Crackers* case ex- Another pie^o of pn~>r mdrfnitnt is\ln Brl&coe "Bust 'Sm" Lord ambled to Baker, rf,. 4 1 2 2 1 1 drive after singles bj Moeller and [ actly That explains why the> are in th». •-% ^toni of Attack It v vri \v s as A pitcher, hurled with considerable ac- Faulet, Ito 4 0 1 14 1 0 Foster in the eighth inning broug-lit the second di\lsioii curacy and effectiveness, and therein the plate, and Briscoe's effort Was a Farmer, ef 3 0 0 1 0 1 Even during the home stay, •when trenti al tliiiitr, too much s imene^s also lies the pi inclpal reason why the weak lift to Moran to short center two runs and gave Washington a 3 1 Bunting \\heii the opposition is ex- Chick punch was mi flamK . The seven Schlei punched three times .and punch- Sheehan, 2b 4 0 1 4 2 2 PlTUbui-c 4, to 2 victory o\er Detroit todaj,. Wash- the team made j. ^reat showing , w In- pecting hit-and-run j,lammmsr It when hits accumulated off the delivery of ed the air upon each occasion Eibel Bodge, 3"b 4 0 2 1 4 1 St. Louis, July 26.—After geting the ington's first run was made in the ' n.ing a bi^ percentage of the games thev're looking for a bunt and all such Perry were distributed In six Innings sen tax fly to left field on which Lee made Street, c 4 1 1 2 1 0 lead In the fourth inning "> today's fifth when McBride hit to center for played, it was this one fault that mirt*> tactics lets the other follo\\ know that a beautiful run and catch. Lee ran Frost, p 0 0 0 0 1 0 game, St. Louis was beaten by Pitta- three bases and scored on a bad most of the games close, when with and turned out by five Chick*. Perry Kroh, ti 3 1 1 0 4 0 throw Walter Johnson relieved Gal- the great pitching the team was e^t- ho can expect an\ thing from > ou and "disposed of eight Chick batter* via the to within,a few feet of the foul line, 1 burg, 4 to 1, Mowrey opened the in- tlner of the eighteen games played, at has the opposing tv*lrler ind infield on "S. O " route. and. going at top speed, reached out x-Smith V' ° ° ° * * ning with a triple and scored on lia after the latter had passed the edge all tne time That s what wins Bushelman, who made his debut in and bagged the, bait Yerkes' aingle. Two more got on and first man up In the ninth and retired legist twelve of them ought to have Barnes, an abillt\\to mix It up a little, Totals 3fi ~4 10 27 18 5 then Da-wenport passed Wickland, forc- the side on strikes, although Kava- been runaway affairs » Memphis stockinss. Kept himself con- Th« Chicks got a man around to third x-Batted for Kroth in the ninth. nagh, batting for Sfanage, got a sin- The team Is fielding splendidly Even deviating- fi om the Bet order of things tinually In trouble through his wild- fn the third, but he lived the Inning out ing in Yerkes. Oakea grounded to Dav- gle now and then ness, but managed to pull himaelf out there. "With one out, Stewart walked Score by Innlftgs R. enport, who fumbled, allowing Berry to brilliantly And as for pitching- it i?ot If the Crackers eVer start to hitting- ot eaich hole which he put himself in and went to second on Lord's Infield Birmingham. . 230 108 101—11 score. Konetchy flied to Drake, Bergr- Score by Innings: R. H. E. the best brand of pitching that any nothing -w ill e\ er keep them from with the exception of the fifth, when demise. Perry's wild pitch sent Stew- Nashville 100 001 200— i hammer scoring on the throw-In. Washington . . . OOO 010 020—3 8 0 team in the league received at an\ climbinp rig-'H to th« top of the Kdder, the Cra-cker score in that round was art to third *nd then struck out Schlei Summary—Two-base hlta, Coyle, Score by Innings: H, H. E. Detroit .... 000 200 000—2 7 3 time during the season, yet, most of and the\'II start if the*. 1) quit going for the second time Batteries—Ayres, Gallia, Johnson the games were hard fought pitchers' th« ultimate result of a boot by Ted Grimes, Baker 2, Kroh; double play, El- Pittsbnrg 000 000 040—4 4 2 battles after bad balls, let thit nr^t ball alone Baldwin at third. Buahelman sat down Perry ChfcJ»' Miuter. lam to Clark to Coyle: left on bases, St Louis . . . .000 100 000—1 6 2 and Henry, Dauss and Btanage* om^lonnllv and ml-* the attack once in six Crackers on strikes, but Issued five Birmingham 1, Nashville 7, bases on ^Batteries—Allen and Berry. Daven- The team can hit. though It has not awhile instead of general, hit, sacii- passes In the eighth the first Chick up, Lord, ball.% off Grimes 1, off Frost 1, off port and Hartley. Browns Win and Tl*. shown much indication of it, except In fin, and hit was safe when McDonald threw - St. Louis, July 25-*-St Louis, by hard apots With men on bases^ the pinch L*c*lM' First Tally. slow squirmer high to first- Perry then Kroh 5, struck out, by Grimes 4, by s\vats have been few and far between. After securing but one hit oft Bush- Kroh 1, hit by pitcher, by Grimes Kannn* C|ty Wins Two. hitting-, defeated Boston In the first sat down Schlei and Eibel in succes- (Farmer); innings pitched, by Frost Kansas City, Julv 25 —Kansas City game of a donble-header here today aitd And there is only one reason Pooi VALDOSTA PLAYS elman during the first four rounds, the sion on strikes, and Baldwin lined to tied the second game, which xvas ended judgment Crackers stuck in a. punch in the fifth Bisland, who made a j umpmg- one- 1 1-3 with 6 hits and 5 runs; sacrifice hit a winning streak, again today a.nd We'll cite a fpw cases In point. GRIFFIN TUESDAY that turned out a run With one out, hits, Lindsay, Hale 2, stolen bases, took two games fiom Buffalo, 3 to 2 bydaikness in the nmth inning The handed stab of the drive Kircher, Magee, Ellam Time, 2 40 und 5 to 4. The first was a hard-fought, scores were 9 to S and 1 to 1 In tho, In the first place, practically evcrj Bisland waa safe when Baldwin put Evidence of inability of the Chicks player on the team hai been hitting Valdosta, •winners of the pcnnint in \ the hoota to hia grounder down the to do anything with the deliverv of Umpires, Kerln and O'Toole. well-played game. In the second, Be- fourth inning- of the first frame. Umpire at bad balls, going ^ftcr e\erjthine dient allowed only two hits until the Wallace discovered, when How xrtl came 1 the K Li \ G lo i,?ue this Reason, will third base line BislanQ advanced a Perry is shown in the fact that KaunT- thit came\ anywheie near the pl.itt ^ 6.0 to Griffin tonight and Tuesday ivill station on Perry's infield out and then man, art first base for the Craclceis. had \. Only two scheduled. se\ enth inning, while his teammates to the bat, that the St L.OUIS plajcrs ^\ith the result That they were play- scored on McDonald's single to center. took a four-run lead Then he was hit had been batting out of order A five opon a fi\c-^im'c buries with tho Grif- bu\gix putouts and two of them camo minutes' dispute followed, wl^en Pratt ing right into their oppoi entt,* hands fin te.im of th it city The Crackers kept after Bushelman In the last inning: The Atlanta in- for a triple and two singles, which, with andi the opposing twirl t rs f*(ie \\jso The team-* will plav Tuesday. Wed- in the sixth, and hard hitting produced field had vbut six Krround hit balls to an error, allowed Kansas City to tie waq allowed to take his profrer place, enough not to give them any g~ood bTlls the score. More hits In the tenth made and Cady, catcher, was put out of the nesdaj 1 hUrsula's, I'l idu.^ and Satur- another PAIT of mai kers With on,e handle They had -five assists, and game. when thcj v. ould s.vin^ at had on< ^ t'aj Man itrci Castro, t>f the Griffin out, Moran singled to center and pil- Mcl>onald erred once Lee. In left field Standing of the Clubs the victory. A specific instance of poor .judPT- v fered second. Manning tripled Into FIRST GAME. FIRST G&ME tc irn chaUeiiK^d the Valdosta team for the Crackers, had four putouts and Score by Innings R IT D ment is Joe Jenkins Joe aofma to bo and M-amser Jordan accepted and ar- the overflow on the left field bank furnished two spectacular catches, once Score by innings K. H - a pretty good hrtter But he has not ranged the series and Mortal counted. Kauftman scratch- In the third^ to Etbel. a drive, and again Buffalo Oil 000 000—2 6 0 Boston V- • - 012 110 030—8 13 1 ed a teaser down toward Baldwin, in the sixth he raced to his right and Southern - National Is, Gregg- and flagged a fly from Mitchell's bat. New Or .. 6G 41 677 Philadel'a. 48 86 ."ill Thomas, Cad v, Carrlgtm, James, Low- counting. Jenkins sent a terrlflo Memphis . 65 -U 367 Brooklyn.. 47 89 .647 Blair, Allen; Mam and Easterly. dri\ e to Allison and Kauffman set foot Today's game will be called in de- BfrmlniT m. 5$ 42 558 Chicago... 4342 506 SECOND GAME. dermilk, "WeiVman and Agnew ^ eighth when two Atlanta base runners tail at Dick Jemieon's baseball parlors N.ishvllle.. 51 47 .520 Plttaburff . 42 43 .494 Score by innings. !- — __ SECOND GAME Mitchell to Kibel, doubling Kauftman. The frame starts at 4 o'clock Allen ATLANTA 4043 48* New York. 40 41 .494 Buflalo. . . .011 200 000 0—4 8 2 Score by innings , R H E The Crackers, threatened again in the against Robertson are the probable Mobile . 46 50 474 Boston.. . 42 44 .488 Kansas City .000 001 300 1—6 11 0 Boston 100 000 000—1 5 1 Next Time YOU Order Beer Say eight -whenV two Atlanta base runners pitchers Chattan'a. 40 55 421 St, LoulH. 43 47 478 Batteries—Bedient and Allen, Hen Little Rock 36 58 .976 Cincinnati. 35 48 .422 St. Louis 000 010 000—1 2 0 perishe s d at third base Williams sfn- Tic Box Score. ning, Johnson and Easterly. \ (Called end ninth, darkenss) " d and "was sacrificed to second by '•Batteries—Leonard, Collins and Car- e Williams was snuffed out trying ATLANTA— ao. r. b. po. a e American federal »acue. Baltimore-Chicago—Postponed. , "BRBAROSSA " eto steal third. Moran dumped a roller McDonald. 3b. . . . 3 0 3 1 1 1 CLUB 9 L CLUBS. W. E PC. rlgan, Koob, Sisler and Agnew ' to Baldwin, which he had beaten out, Williams. 2b 4 0 1 1 1 0 Boston. £6 31 Chicago... 51 37 680 Note the flavor, tbe deliciousness, tbe sparkle and Lee, If S 0 0 3 0 0 Chicago... 66 33 Kan. Ctty. BO 87 575 Newark-Brooklyn—Off day. New Postponed, hut Baldwin hea-ved over Elbel's head Detroit. 64 34 614 St. Loula. 4840.646 the snap of life. and Moran kept going. Eibel ran down Moran, of, ..... 4 1 2 4 0 0 Wash I jig'n. 44 44 600 Plttsburff.. 46 89 .541 the ball and threw to Mitchell, who Manning, \rt 211000 New Tork. 4244 488 Newark... 43 43 500 tossed to Bald-win at third, and Moran Kaufman, Ib 4 OV2 6 0 0 St. Louis. . 3S 53 .398 Brooklyn . 42 50 .457 SAtER AND COBB COBB AND BAIRD ARE slid into Baldwin's waiting hands Jenkins, c 4 0 0 10 1 0 Cleveland.. 34 54 386 Buffalo. .. 41 53 .433 Bisland, as 210120 Phlladel'a. 30 88 .341 Baltimore. 32 54 .333 LEAD IN SLUGGING BEST ON THE BASES Chicles' One- Chance. Perry, p 4 0 I 1 0 0 The team with the miasin* punch showed themselves in the first inning, Totals. , . . . .30 3 9 27 6 1 Vic Saier, of the Chicago Cubs, and when the Chicks failed to take advan- TV Cobb, of the Detroit Tiprers,\are the tage of the opportunity offered for the MEMPHISV— ab r h po a. e OTHER RESULTS leading sluggers of the majors. Here laying of the foundation of a victory. Allfson, cf are the ten leading slugjrers of the^two After the first Inning the Chick bat- 00420 leagues through the games played Cruthers, 2b. . Wednesday, J uly 2 3: Stewart, rf. . 302100 International __.„ _ July 21. Lord, If. ... 400000 Rlch'd 5 Jer City I Jer. City 10,, Rich' ... National Learne. American I-.cncne. Players-Teams. 2B 3B HR TB Ex B Ave. Players— Clubs Gamp-J Schlei, c . . . 00620 Montreal 1*0, Toronto 7 Others Voff day r 1 2 . &A\r,r Cht ... 27 10 9 X818 4 74 .5 i2 Cobb Detr :>it .... 8G Eibel, Ib . . Cra.va.th Phi. . . "6144 5 .6iU M-vtsel Me v Tork ... 8J Barbarossa NATIONAL LEAGUE Baldwin, 3b. . 2 4 American Association. 24 \ -33 Louis'e 6, Clev <1 J ColumN 4, India's a Doyle, N. Y . 139 41 4»1 Cook New 'iork 7J Mitchell, ss 0 1 2 0 123 ..jelier W;ishlnston .... 7" BM! Beer Brewed. Brewery Bottled Only. Ki^*^? 0005 Kan C 5 St Pa 1 4 St Pa'l 6. Kan. C. 0 YVllUama, Chi 12 Bushelman, p MlnneapoliB 10, Milwaukee 9. \ Luderus. Phi 11 100 Miotten St Louis S > PMllIra 4. x-Andreen 0000 Groh, Cln. . . 19 124 TS Co 1 Becke'r Phi . ia 108 Speaker, Boston Here** the product of the very finest materials, and of Cincinnati, July 25.—The leaders took Totals . . 35 0 7 27 Iff 2 WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Daubert Bkl. . 12 123 Ghapbmn Ole'i eland . muter brewers—the most healthful as well as most delight- today's game from Cincinnati in the ^x-Hit for Bushclman in ninth Zimmerman Chi. 19 J Collins, Chicago . , ninth. 4 to 2 A base on balls, two sln- Hlnchman, Peh. . 19 134 Bush, Detroit .... ful beverage yon cmn get anywhere. eles ana a sacrifice fly netted Phila- Score by inmngrs R Southern I^agne. ^ I delphia its first two runs, and Grif- Atlanta . 000 012 000—J Atlanta in Memphis, N O In Chattanooga American League. National At most bars and cafes. \ flth'B mulf, a flouble and a triple added Memphis - . . 000 000 000—0 Mobile In L B , Birmingham In Nashville. PI ayer-5-TeaTos. 3B HR TB ExB Ave Players—Clubs. *'Ca»e rent to your home'" V th* Winning tallies \ Summary—Three-babe hit* Manning, ?obb Det 160 Hair T. Collins, Chi . 1C 134 Her-iotr, Cincinnati . 79 * GEO. T. BRADLEY & BRO. \ fer. Dale and Clarice S"rry Z. struck out, by Bushelman C. Ihicaco in Bostojn, St Louis In Brooklyn. KavanauKO, Det. 13 Johnston Pittsburg . . 79 9^ ' t>y Perry S; hit by pitcher, Crutliers Pipp NY . . 15 J Miller St Loula . . 87 12 MEANS ST.. ATLANTA BOTH PHONES 349 Only one scheduled. \ Time. 2 05 Umpires, Rudderham and FctFoifil Leazne. Chipman, Cle^ . . 10 Schulte. Chicago . . 80 Chestntitt Biooklyn In St Louis, Newark in Pittsburgr. Maliel N Y. . . 14 Cutshaw. Brooklyn . . . 83 Crackers' Daily Batting- UNCLE _ _ • By GOLDBERG (Through Sunday's Game.) Players. G AB B. H PC Lee ..... 83 307 35 96 313 Manning ..... 81 241 31 15 311 McDonald ..... 2> 85 15 23 294 Moran ...... 95 329 S4 94 .288 Jenklna ...... t>6\ 163 19 <40 .245 / I'M 5/\\riio<5 Rumter ...... 78 265 30 «4 .241 Kelly ...... 21 53 E 13 226 / TO BOY A. Williams ..... 91 335 27 7» .226 WIGHT f=oe Kauttman ..... 36 H4 B 2& .£13 / Cf Blaland ...... 94 323 30 «S .207 - 6UV Day ...... 23 56 2 10 .185 Allen ..... 23 64 * 3 i .169 / fee. MY \» Thompson ..... 24 62 V 1« 18J ACL MX iXo\Jl(OG ^x ; Perry ..... 16 37, 1 081 \ £.v J ACHEAt1 t>\MMeR. Utce A CUBS AND TIGERS I SLicets LEAD WITH STICK A HMF The Tigers and the Cubs are the bitL leading battins teams of the majprs. Here areS the team batting averages through the Kamea played Wednesday, ,' July 21 National Clubi G AB R H ' Ave " Chicago .v . . . S4 2763 344 712 .258 _ . \ork i ... SO 2694 <,317 685 .254 St X.oui9 . . , . S7 27S4 335 705 253

317 .240 2»3 .231 American Clubs O AB. A-re Detroit . . . . h6 2733 270 Boxton ... 8+ 2777 .266 .263 ^ Athletics . . 8J lisa 818 V687 .247 Cleveland . . S3 27T3 24« £74 .243 1 New York . 83 2730 39ff 6GO 242 - St Loui-4 . 86 2742 282 652 .231 . 85 2721 tO( 644 .237 TIGERS AN^D CUBS LEAD IN SLUGGING j The Detroit Timers and th« Chicago •* Cubs are the leading slUEgers of ihe | majois Here are the team slugging; \ - averages through the Kam«« played "Wednesday Julv 21 ' American lienicno. Clubs 3B SB HB. TB El B. Av«. Detroit . . . .118 66 13 1041 239 373 • Chicago . . 95 67 14 1000 274 362 Boston . . . .109 43 13 972 234 .350 Cleveland . . 109 4& 8 905 231 .328 Nev> 1 ork . . .9-, 33 22 «87 227 v 325 Uncle Pete Has the Idea, All Right! . St. Louis 7 834 Washington 31 48 9 V846 E knows that the soothing taste of "Tux" is to the whistling farmer boy in the dewy morn. \ National Clubs 2B SB HR TB ] Ave. H taste of ordinary smokes as the mellow music of "Tux" smokes up cool asla chunk of ice at the 134 45 30 1032 373 . 93 __ 35 855 340 38 49 930 .334 a grand piano is to the jarring rattle of a dishpan. North Pole. It looms above 'em all like a rose 877 32S . . 134 • 00 .324 bush in a turnip patch. Want to know why? Then Cincinnati »S 872 .S2I A pipe of "Tux" is like a gleam of sunshine on a - PHtsburg . 101 11 861 .323 Brooklyn. . . 90 S 8*8 .114 rainy day. A few puffs and you'll feel cheerful as a read on. SAIER AND COBB LEAD IN RUNS MADE Ty Cobb and Vic Saler are the lead- , Ing run-getters of the majors. Here sjre the ten leading run-getters of the averages through the games played Wednesday, July 21

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of the Mexican railway and had ••- t tbl lathed hi« general headquarter* In C'^netusco w*th his aavance potta at 1,000 MEXICANS KILLED "\ ilia De On iilaloupe General Fran- n-^o (oat roices are at TVxcoco and Seeking Bodies in Eastland From Swings Above Water 1-.08 He* e-s the nussagc said , T ha\e < uie-ed that the City of Mexico be riot i«occupled completely AND 2,000 ARE WOUNDED at tin*' t ITI due to convenience ir mtlitar\ opt rations tit m i il t 11 ran/a added 1h A .hsti*. hive cvuclcl fiprhtlnpr. Americans Arriving at Laredo 1) t >.hc\ «re being pursued iieneral Obrepron c<. n*nues his ma«xh toward, Report Bloody Battle in the the north Vicinity of Monterey. ITALIAN RESERVISTS Laredo Texas. July 2^ — FiKht HR INVOLVED IN A RIOT between Villa and Cariinzu troop in the vlcinltv of Icamole and ^ ill i 1 hJl iclclphti Julv 25 —Forces of Oarcta neai Monterev during the j a^t f \ t J>O!K i districts \\ 111 L tiled out ut 1 IA io 1411* 11 i foreign in irtci riot ten days has resulted in t>u lo*^ of j vi hit h th ii tl >ntie& xa\ w \s caused at least one thou* ind doari and t w u » ' 1 % the offo I-- ol tv. * N^v, York Ital that number wounded, -xctovdin^ to x in MS to i t \ t nt It ill in 11 *\ei \ i^-ts from Americans who irrixcd lu 1 1 fi in i t irmriK * trh r fui w u dut\ Carlo Monterey todiy Tho ca^uiltu *- it 1 r*"^c i in I M t ilia Cuneo of New waa said were about cqua 1\ di\id<_ "i 111 \\ ic ittLstcd t n t_hi gps of in- fill nt, t< T lot ml a number of per CARRANZA CONTROLS | o "• w or *• nt to h spital"* jSono RAILROAD LINE t is V 1 \ 1 st,t nuM\ hurt Washington, Julv 2^ — V me«e-i^ f ] om lrenera.1 Cnrmnza it \ er i i i is ill A\ nil i re it is only ptven out tonight Iby tht (. n t u /• i ill/ it m t •» s iigenci here ^aid tlvitt G Her il ) ' 1 t Gonzales was in control of thi hue

Here are two views of the rescuers at work on the steamer One picture shows* how swings aided those who helped in the search for bodies, The other picture shows one of the victims of the disaster being taken from the ship.

Vincent \stor owns more dwellings throug-h from Poland except the offi- told Miss Alma Tadema of the terrible than any othft man in New York but cial reports of military operations from scenes he had witnessed in the stricken OUR GLASSES HELP nevertheless rents a place In which to the three sides Is censored and gar* regions Together they planned for ex- Our glasses help \>our eyes because live He has recently leased the house tenfalve measures of relief to be sent thej lie made exactly accoiding to the bled and gives only the picture of fight- 1 at 122 East Seventy eighth street for COLOSSAL TRAGEDY through Germunj with Hhe approval ot prescription of your oculist with rurie the coming season , ing without that of tb,e prostrate coun- the Bi Itish foreign of ice Germany scientific-lily accurate and with a fln tiy under the heels of the fighters consented but the officials here doubted iah as neaily perfect as it i^ possible T IS VI?RY DESIRABLE pi easing f i om four sides But from the good laith of Crermany s letting1 for the most skilled mechanic to attain eye witnesses, returning from Polish large suppliea of food pass across Ger- Bring > our oculist prescription to us I that every one going thte August to the many to Poland \nd so the ntgotia John L Moore 4, bons. the Opticians, 42 STAGEOINPOLAND student refugees from the scoui ged tlona halted and now another plan ia N Broad St famous New Jersey beaches bha'l WITH THE MOVIES district, and from letters to those who on foot to get supplies into Poland by have sought asjlum here there is a wa\ of Switzerland without passing mass of infoimation on the real condi- through German hands Second the Unhappy Coun- tions at the facene of these gigantic One of the scenes Mr Gllfson p!c- eastern operations Much of this in- tui ed was a Polish \illase where tjo JOHRSOI'S WOOD DYE Stop Over passed a cemeteiy tow aid dusk and saw try Has Endured — Pros- formation flows into the hands of Misu a crowd collected On inquiry he Laurence Alma-Tadema daughter o" learned it was the joint funeral of JOHNSON'S PREPARED WAX TODAY trate Land Under Heels of tlie great English artibt who for three twel\e children who had died that d iV in Philadelphia months has been working day and and he learned further that this \\ is "THE BROKEN COIN." night ad the secretary and directing the norm il civ ti age in thid and othr*i Fighters From Four Sides. stricken villager—twelve children a day GEORGIA PIIST AND GLASS CO. On inquiry at railroad offices it will be found BILLY BEARD, genius of the Polish relief commmittee dying- of star\ation At one point he "The Party from tho South ' whose officers and patrons embrace noted an old woman who had ciawled 35-37 Luckie Street that all the Summer return-trip tickets to these I London —< Correspondence of the about every name of note in England— sixteen kilometei s to g^t a handful of Associated Press )—-The desperate fight- peers, caDinet members, anibaabadprs, black bread These wei e merely a few resorts give the Philadelphia stop-over privilege, artists and authors n^t^ncea out of a great number which ing now going- on around Warsaw and ed him to the conclusion that the dei>o so that travelers may pleasantly break their throughout the eastern zone of opera- Magnitude of Tru&eily. ation in the wake of the armies in YHE STRAND tions centers attention on the colossal 'Think of the magnitude of this ap Poland was greater than that in Bel journeys and have opportunity to see the most tragedy of Poland, the second that uii- palling ti agredy, said Miss Alma-Tj. glum where he had made a slmilai in- SEE COX'S happy country hat endured, the first epeetion American of all our cities. t; dema to a representative of the Asso- The 1 ohsh student eroup here is al«o TODAY having starred America to its depths ciated Pi ess 'It J3 difficult for us in CAMERA "AD" when receiving fiequent mail id\ict s fiom FREDERICK PERRY went there to tell England or America with conditions their friends ,in the various parts of Poland. B own to cast the mind s ej e across Poland One of the list posted oC NEXT ries in the statue of 4he Polish liberator irope and grasp tho fact that all the I these, student letterlatt< s summi cl up rr- , John Wanamaker "DR. RAMEAU." in one of the puplic squares ef Wash- tit.ameetstern battles are beins fought! £ent advices whKh ot thioush as foi ' ington SUNDAY on Pol ah soil And It Is not only a * Out of 127 000 square kilometers In I On request by postal But that first tragedy waa aa nothing gigantic struggle of invading armies old Poland 84 000 square kilometers compared -with -what Poland is now un- f i om without one following another [have now been occupie'd by the Austro- i we will mail der#oin# the*entire theater of eastern with all their train of ruin and desola- , German armies The departments which without charge a new fighting: being within the territory of tlon but it partakes almost of civil have Buffered most a, e Kal.sha Pio- HOTELS AND RESORTS Guide Book to Philadelphia. THE GRAND the old kingdom ot Poland, with RUB conflict w,th Po!e st Po!e, I 1 sian armies tramping over the country There are, bho w^ent on, about the go\ernment of L,onis5.nsk\, ten dn- from the east Austrian armies from the twelve million Russian Poles, and about l trlcta of "Warsaw which is a depart^ TODAY ( south and German armies from the the same numocr of Austrian a.riujie Wit"""h- - eye witnesses. Polish, Knslish am Brother against brother One of tiatt of their) i emimmg bexonfl the Ulie Show* American who have recently traversed heaps of smouldering i ubbish and SUMMER FARES reports reaching; rnc tells of a bod> c ruin ' the stricken regions includmfg C C Polish infantry on the Russian sld Gibson of the Kockefeller foundation Like Trtbea of GUpMle*. Via Savannah and Steamship TODAY who declared on his .return that this charging at a body of the enemy Vt it., . The Deasann v aie was one $f the greatest tragedies the bayonets raised and the battle cries I jn- ^jjout like sical MUTUAL MOVIES world had know n, the devastation of ringing trom both aides—only to dis ov*ei the blacKeiied neids caiVying NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOUR Belgium shrinking \ln. comparison tingui&h as thc> came to grips thatiand pushing then seam belong tugs in TVDB7E" Where Ocean Such telegraphic news as trickles both \veie shouting the cry of Poland—j bniali calls Uibs ^ima iadema. MVCS • • Dtt Breezes Blow P f UUi wil i eaa c Summer Outing and on that ins»«int, aa if inspncd by a] S^ouSon" lndujti ° ° t j common —-juUe oicry bajpnet Vrisj^n millions ^^ ' out^o/ wot It '"the loxvered antf every mm in the facing meadows and aiablc lands, aie furrow AND OTHER RESORT PLACES NO. 2 Invokes Gods Reward ranks fell on his kiipes and in their' cd b> deep n enejiet,, nuuicd wun Cool North Woods common language breathed the Lords hole1- the £>amc tiaets have been swept I ROUND TRIP FROM ATLANTA, GA. TODAY pia>er That was Poland s prayer on ovei and i>vei by iumieiis,t, battle waves, and Lake Region of the battlefield of the terrible eastern nothing' lemains, Ihe bains and i icks HENRY WALTHALL for Pellagra Cure aie buined the hoises and cattle all | Wisconsin, Minnesota NEW YORK $38.25 conflict stolen or siam ruin eveii where Ihe i —In— Jumbo. Va —J H Satterwhite Here is another thoroughly authen women ami ehildten lia\ e been driven ' and Nor. Michigan BOSTON 42.26 'TEMPER " ticated casfe, said Miss Alma Tadema out into the open they cower in the writes BI want to thank you for woods the manse the manor house i • . BALTIMORE 29.25 Polish infantry m in raised his rifle the old caatle in the paik arc all de t The finest fishing cottntry what you have done for me. You have and lirtd point blank at an advancing stiojtd there J^ no one to help theie PHILADELPHIA 34.05 cured my wife God bless you in your foc on^ to see hlm P*tcb. forward and ]*, nuwtieie to ti\ to i othnig to do but | in the world and the sports- to hide in rums in woods 01 in hoi 1 man's paradise. VICTORIA worl. I Hop* some aay to see you. | ^ TwS. ™\ fhr™,^ <"£,£ lowfc gnawing IDOLS and the b iik of TYBEE, GA. (Season Tickets) $11.80 if J never see you I hope to meet you this ag-unlzing dvmg cry in Polish rang ti ets \\ hile Lhe child t en shi ver and Only one night's ride from TODAY l in tip-avon fin* ™ 11 i- *, r, r. i f in the eai s uf the bi other 1 ole w ho btaive to death TYBEE, GA. (Ten Day Tickets) 10.00 In heaven Qod w.ll reward you for | had ,JT.ed the shol torturing: linn mt,hc And this ia iiom one of the best in Chicago on the your grand ^nd noble work * | ind day until he literallv went mad foimed i olibh aullioritiea in England TYBEE, GA. (Week End Tickets) 8.50 "WHEN IT STRIKES HOME." and was taken from the ranks a the eneipfetic j oung- woman official of There Is no longer any doubt that ing maniac the 1 oliah committee the bearer of one ATLANTIC BEACH, FLA. (Sea.on T.ckets) $14.25 World Feature pellagra can be cured f>on t delay ot L-Ji&land s *,reat names and the cen- Pole* Are Fighting Poles. ter into which pours all this mass of ATLANTIC BEACH, FLA. Mmc Fares to other places quoted on application Tickets via Savannah DuJte Nicholas promising freedom for bjanislawa Bc\an t*ie Polish wife of Let ua plan an attractive vacation and steamships include meaU and berth on ship while.at sea THE SAVOY burn, skin peeling off, sore mouth Poland a pledge w hich e\ 11 j Russian the piominent L-ngli^h pa-iiiter Robci t Bcv in who is ehan man ol the com tnp for you and send free illustrated Double dally trains Atlanta to Savannah Solid steel equipment the lips, throat and tongue a flaming Pole accepts in goo 1 fiith as f ot e shadowing the reunification of the inittee looking aftci I olish refute*, s booklets giving complete list of on day train—sleeping cars on night trains coming to L( ndon VTme He\in bom TODAY red with mucus and choking Indi Polish nation On the other hind th> resorts with rates, detailed tnaps, Ticket Offices, Fourth National Bank Building, Corner Peachtree gestion and nausea either diarrhoea fish and game laws, and supply you and Marietta Streets, and Terminal Station Phone Mam 490 1 • constipation "THE BROKEN COIN with information regarding railway There is hope get Baughn's big Free fares, tram schedules, sleeping car book on Pellagra and learn about the reservations, etc. Call on or address CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY remedy for Pellagra that has at laat The Right Way Service been found Address American Com- THE ALSHA pounding Co, Box £003 Jasper, Ala., TODAY remembering money is refunded in any the Poles are at heart solidly with the opens and a Polish knight in the full case where the remedy fails to cure— kmpdom of Poland repalia of olcl Polind rise*' with sword When M to i #rith- EXCURSIONS MAR1KTTA, GA prin^pr of Polos and I f llsh adhoi ents It t\ aa presumed that euch an address HOTEL -TO- would be printed in all Its details but TODAY when the text appeired in The Tlni- *y *fWk" •verae it was with frequent parentheti- good, clean pictures, with cal phrases Deleted bt the Censor PLAZA favorite star* and by beet pro- r,or The P\ en one of tho appmls for relief of flan FranclKo'i Newest Hotel. ducers Polish victims has fillen \ under the ISLE OF PALMS, S. C. ban ind hid ha a to ho w tln-lrnwn Thus Opposite the Plaza of Tjnldn Square In Home "England lg loyil to hei Ruisnn ally the heart ot the city » theater and »hop and the political stilus of Poland is ping district while vlBltlng\ th» Panama- necfssai i)\ "viewed in I ondon from the Pacific Exposition within flight minutes' Anfirto Russian viewpoint But th** ac ride of the Hotel Plaza, by car passing HE DESOTO The Most tuilities of the Polish p^onTe the ha\ or tho door WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, N. C. and distress imonpr them stand out In Expemively startHne magnitude notw itn"itandingr CONVENIENT TO TODAY the \fil which ia kept so tightly drawn over the political status n> ENTIRE CHANGE Brewed Beer S° UNEXCELLED $6.OO SIX DAYS $6.00 OF PROGRAM. In America Amonjc the Aztf-c treasures of MPT- European Plan—$1 50 up detached bath ioo were found many fine omernldi f2 00 up private bath. Thcv were exquisitely cut, nnd it IS American Plan—53 DO up JULY 26-tH frotn this source that th" rnagnlfii^ent emeralds now formmpr part of the JOHN ft liAKKEK, Manactnx Proprietor roj al collection of Spain were sup- BONHEUR posed to come Coaches and Through Sleepers DECATclt. OA. OPPEHHEIM CIGAR CO, Distributers Russia his more Jew 3 hin anj \Xt \NT1C CITY Union Depot City Ticket Office TODAY 109 PEACHTREE STREET othet country and \V irsau has more 1 Jew a than any other Russian cit\ Ticket Office I ccchtree Street Viaduct HALL Phone Main 213 SELECTED PROGRAM Tte Strqjj Brew«rjr Co, Detroft, Mich. ocmplni H Hiiari on Ocna Fiontnt. room* M]DI!« Phone Main 169 TV. enty-nine Episcopal parishes in In rait* Frtvate bitbk, elwalot ninnim tool tKe city of Is ew Yorlt iuLV •old «»t«r la all bed ctauabcn. Dialo~ g ball Page Six. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915.

ning in this work. Taking the Torrens land THE CONSTITUTION registration . system as a basil, leading _ Ham Not Yet Called MANY CHURCHES HONOR DR. WHITE . Georgia lawyers have worked out a far more THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER Police Board Meeting, simple system than It offers, and one which Say* Chairman Fain AT FAREWELL SERVICES ON SUNDAY Daily. SU-J.T. Tri-W«,kJ, works right in with the machinery of our •f the 9am. courts. CLARK HOWEU. Say* the aad Sun, as he Denying that he has ever made » state- mopped h. 1 a brow: With a scries of unusual sermons, *wo league; C. -C. Wayne, president Baptfat TditM- »a Gocnl Mamafw The simplicity of the Georgia measure ment that he wished to see Police Chief mafriages, one baptism and the presentation Toung People's union; Dr. A. T. Spaldlng, "They're doing much Is emphasized in the fact that the whole James L. Beavera tried on charges of In- of tokens In affectionate appreciation ^for former pastor Second Baptist. Clark Howell. Rotor Roblnioa. . amiaa; efficiency and Insubordination, Police Com- his work wh He In Atlanta, t>r. John E. At ,the conclusion of the *xercfses, pres- Alfewt Howall. Jr. B- H. Black. K. W. work of title investigation, validation and I It'a a mighty foolish nation missioner Andy King expressed great sur- White was bid farewell by the church peo- entation of the silver tributes was made by registration is to be done through our su- wants a place as hot ple of the city Sunday mornlngV at 9:30 John J. Eagan and Dr. John S. Spaldlng. prise last night at statements published perior courts, without requiring the crea- aa this! o'clock and later at 11 o'clock. JJunday At the same time K. J. Paxon was pre- Sunday to the effect that he had circulated night Dr. White preached to over 4,000 peo- tion of a special court for the purpose, as is My furnaces are sizzling; aeTited! with a silver goblet in honor of hla It'a hot aa hot can be, a petition among the police commissioners ple in front of the state capltol building, birthday by members • of his Sunday school Involved in the original Torrena system. class. | And all day long, with securing seven oi twelve members to sign his last sermon in Atlanta. It Is thus that Georgia proposes to'graft same, ask Ing for1 a special call meeting to- At the Second Baptist church in the At the regular church services of the- fearful thirst, I've tried to drink the morning Dr. White was presented with a Second Baptist church. Dr. White preached' the new system upon her present Institu- »ea! '- \ night to bHn,~ th« charges against ^ Chief handsome chest of silver by members • of his farewell sermon to his congregation, 1 tions, rather than .create a new Institution ''Jlefl hot. and still a-heatlng, Beavers. his congregation. Superintendents ,of th« dlC- after Which he presented every m'ember with, Chairman W. P. Fain, who has been out 1 to take care of It. It's seventy times hot seven 1 ferent Sunday schools presented the beloved a handsomelj- bound book written by ' him- I'd like to grab a comat's tall of the city for the week-end, declared that •minister with \ a silver pitcher, with the self especially for that occasion. We take it that 90 per cent of the prop- And bat my worlds from heaven! he had not: been petitioned to summon the names - of each engraved upon its aide at Following: his sermon 1_rr. White married erty owners In Georgia .would gladly pay police board for a call meeting tonight for the Sunday school exorcises. two young couples, baptked one person and "There la no holiday for me; when twilight Farewell mossasps were delivered l\y C. received two church letters. the small fees necessary In connection with the .purpos* of bringing charges against f croona "a tune ' " *• _ . H. Steislita\ superintendent- Ens-Iish Luther- The sermon preached -by Dr. White from the registration of their land titles, and yet, And Earth down there has gone- to bed, I've Chief Beavers. • , an Sunday school; C. 1*V Barn well, superin- j the steps of the capitol was on "Love," and under this measure, registration Is wholly got to light the moon; "If there la «uch a petition." said Chair- tendent St. Philip's; W, C Mansfield, Trinity j as the last sermon which the divine -was to No chance at all ?or cooling off in spaces man Fain shortly after returning to the Methodist; .LeRoy Rogers, First Christian; a voluntary proceeding with every owner of preach in this city, it was made the be?t. 'round about—• city last night, "I Know nothing of it. A. D. Adair, representing the board of dea- Dr^ and Mrs. White received handsome Bnur«l at the po.tofOc^ at Atlanta mm To call a million hurricanes to blow the red real estate. He may take advantage of the "Of course. If during the day I am pre- cons; Mrs. A. C. Newell, vice president Wom- gifts all during: the day. Mcbnd-claa» mall matter. . stars out! opportunity or not as he wishes, -when it sented wtth such a petition, signed by seven an's Missionary and Benevolent society; Mrs." Dr. White leaves Atlanta to, accept a POSTAGE RATES. F. J. Paxon, president , Business Women's call to Anderson. S. C., Baptist church. is. considered that hla certificate of regis- "Red hot and still a-heating-. commissioners, a majority, I will have; to call • Cnlted Statca and. Mexic It's seventy times hot seven! a meeting. If the commissioners then want 1* M> 13-rm** rmm*r*. 1«» 13 tration is even better than a guaranteed I'll have to grab a comet's tall to, bring charges against Chief Beavers and •••era, «ci 24 to a«-»«j«« »•» title examination, backed by a bond, be- And sweep my worlds rrom.neaven!" v «•-••«• paper*. Se. a majority vota for charges being brought, cause the state stamls back: of It, and that ***** ANtlENT GLORY OF EGYPT RECALLED ATLANTA, GA,.4uly 26, 1915. x Occupation' of *be Optimist. I will appoint a, committee to file them." sale and transfer can be made tipon the "I'm short on 'the bright rslde of life,'" the Chairman Fain declared that he did not •ujiacxumoM KATK*. basis of it without further investigation, stranger explained, "and I called to see the see anything contained In the recent probe • Mali in the United State* *nd lUxdco. celebrated optimist." IN SERMON BY THORNWELL JACOBS the value of It immediately becomes appar report that looked like occasion for "formal (Payabl* invariably In advanw.) "Walk In. He's over there, in a dark cor- ent. It is not presumed that there Is a prop- charges" against Chief Beavers. V ' > • ner, try in' to persuade himself that It wasn't ~ In the second of his series of sermons , Nile and the departed dwelt in security and "There were, a few recommendations," •Ad Sunday . . erty owner in Georgia but would 'say, upon a stone wall that knocked h!a head side- dealing with the rise and fall of the great plenty.' it was surrounded by water- The ways.'- said the chairman, "made in the report, but departed might induce the hawk or the Sunday an understanding, of this aspect of the mat- cities tand empires of the world. Dr. Thorn- ibis to bear him across on their wines or nothing contained In it to seriously involve ter, that It Is a'good thing. well Jacobs, president of Oglcthorpe uni- friendly spirits brought him a craft upon Chief Beavers." versity, told his hearers at the Central which he might flout, but tho majority de- In Atlanta, U cent* per month or 13 cents The problem has been studied for years Vice Chairman W. A. Vernoy, Mayor pended'upon the services of a ferryman. *«r week. Outside of Atlanta. AY, Constitution ed not Ruilty'to sin. while his heart wa» ceivable viewpoint; they have considered C. Clarke stated positively last night that of old age, an ossified people, . i •ol. AdvcrtisliiK Uanagar lor aU territory Aa an Introduction to his address Dr. weighed in the XiaJance over against \a feath- outatde Atlanta. V they knew, nothing of a petition asking- for er, the symbol of truth. In orderv to test the it as applied to existing institutions In 7HECOW KICKS Jacobs called the attention of his hearers a special meeting tonight, t . truth of his, pica. [ . The addreu at toe Wa.hln.ton Bureau Is Georgia. And out of this study they have THE MIIXCVEICL, JUST" to the remarkable fact that all of tho great "In Egypt also we find Ihe first negro Ko. 17JT *S aireet, N. \V., Mr. John Corrixan. However, Commissioner King admits that empires of the world and the civilizations problem. Kesoslris the third erected on each Jr^ atafC correspondent. In tetlarse. ' perfected a bill which not only meets Geor- fe£ THANKFUL. "TH/^T * & member of th€> police board approached whlch^they develop have arisen in 1\he shel- -side of-tlio Nile marking his southern bound- gia's requirements, but accords thoroughly >OU WONT HAVE ID-DRAW him with a petition asking for a call meet- ary line u stela bearing the following sig- TliK CUNST1TL7X1ON la on aaU In Now WATER. TO PUT IN tered nooks, of the earth's surface. ^ nificant inscription: 'Southorn boundary lork city by 2 p. m. tne day after Issue. It with Georgia's institutions. ing tonight. \ - "There was Greece surrounded by wa- made in the year eight under the majesty of can be had: Hotallng'a New««tand». Broad- "Without knowing th* purpose of the ter -and a mountain cttain; Phoenicia simi- the king of upper and lower Egypt Sesostrl's way and Forty-second street (Times building The measure provides a cheap but thor- larly situated; Rome, protected! by' the Alps, 1 proposed meeting." said Commissioner King, the third, in order to prevent that any negro corner), Thlrty-elffhEh street and Broadway ough and comprehensive system by which the Adriatic and the Mediterranean; Spain shal], tXross it by water or by land, with a and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. "I signed this petition, which, at that time, by the Pyrenees; Great Britain By the At- ship, or any herd;* of tho negroes; except any person who owns a tract of land in had two names to it. I got another com- K^ypt with the Libyan dessert ^aiiil the a m;gro whn shall cross It-to do trading or The Constitution is not responsible for Nrth sea, ami in this particular instance advance payments to out-of-town local car- Georgia may have his title confirmed and missioner also ton sign the petition, and am with a commi,- .-=iun. All kind treatment shall r:er». uflalers or agents. now Informed^ that there are seven names to E-grypt with the 'Libyan desserts and the be acrordoil them, hut without allowing a established by a decree that will stand the Sahara on one side, the Svrian dessert and strip of t-hf m-groes to pass by Hen (this the petition." ^ V v the Re,d ,«ea on another, the Mediterranean test in any court in the world, and which, point) going down stream forever.' NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING. Commissioner King- averred that neither on another and the Cataracts of the Nile "And in Thutmoso the third we find-the at the same time, will make It practically he or the commissioner he says he Induced obstructing- all communication with the world's first great general."" Here Dr. Ja- In a well considered address before the to sign the petition knew that tne purpose south. Along this marvelously fertile strip cobs told the -story of his conquest of Svriii out of the question for anyone but the true of the meeting aflked for by the petition waa of soil, between the- first cataract \arnl the of the great battle'of Meglddo and of" tho convention of advertising men which re- owner to register it and thus to steal an- delta, a distance of approximately 700 miles, extension of the Egyptian' empire to its f to bring charges against Chief Beavers.. dwelt the people, who did more tMnsrn flrat Police Chief Beaver* knew nothing offi- furthest limits. * V cently met in Chicago, President George M. other's land. thojn any other people that the world has "In Ikhnato.n wo find alao what the his- cially last night of the alleged move to 1 ever known. torians called tho first great individual He Brown, of the General Rooting company, This is the whole gist of the proposition. bring formal -charges of insubordination and • "For- exa'mple, there was the first fixed was the Egyptian ernperor who reversed a-n made It clear how, through careful nee of It compels no. property owner; It simply inefficiency against him. date in history the year 4241 before Christ, traditions aacl substituted a. imre movmphe- v It has been rumored for fibrae time, how- for at this early time the' astronomers of ism for the multitudinous gods of Egypt. invites; It makes a way for systematizing Egypt had discovered the length of our the dally newspaper as an advertising me- ever, that a move would be made at an "Yet this wonderful people with so m:i;iy year as being 365 days and had created a firsts written into their history became tho land titles only where It is desired, and early date to bring charges against Chief "calendar of this Jength.lthe remarkable point dium, the manufacturer Is able to place in v clearest example of a petrified peop'le, or it provides for the Issuance of a negotiable Beavers, which would be based on the re- being; that ^ey began it on the day when perhaps better, an opslficd people, that an- the hands of the consumer a high-grade receipt which is better than any possible cent - probe-report, by ''his enemies on the Sir-Ius rose at sun. rise in the delta. We cient history affords, article, backed by big own guarantee, at the police as these two -divisions of Egypt which was I should sound a note of^exultatlon rather of It. we're going1 to. ^ ~ ing its product through salesmen, with job- THE PALM LEAF FAN. united under Menes, the first of the great than warning. In all hla Journey, as the It is Impossible to conceive of opposition eniperors 'of the two countries. \ ancient Egyptian would aay, Amon-Re sees bers, President Brown found there was a The brighter day has hit us. but some- •y- G1CORGB 1MTCH. "And then there is th-1 first, alphabet, for to this measure. In settling the land title i no city more keenly alive to, progress or body must have t<0lcl It to go to Wazea. „ «fh*r *« **At Q«o4 OK it is not to the Greeks nor evt n to the Phoe- more readily receptive of all that Is new limit to distribution by this method. Com- situation we provide a more stable and sub- nicians that we must Vhen one g-oes to petition necessitated new and more extended Funny, how the aalnta with a firm truct modern .alphabet, but through them to earli- some cities with u new enterprise. he has ^to stantial foundation for general business; we in Providence crbw following poem to appliance a man can fan his entire family - daily' newspapers, "which proved the Calling the, new boy into the private and -will always preserve at heart a true' tion figures that men Who live on farms and TJie Columbia State, hut rounds out the Idea and one or two neighbors all evening at a spirit ,^of veneration and humility. office, Mr. fl^lrten said, severely:" strongest factor in building business. In the rhyme of a local versifier: total expense of 45 cents for gasoline, 25 1 are successful in special lines of endeavor "There is |IO'firone from my cash draweV, "Similarly I Impress upon 'you the habit cents for oil, $7.45 for depreciation and 70 The interesting point President Brown should be publicly honored. Here is the "There la a man In our town Albert. Now you and I arc the only peoplej of saying a Christian prayer every night and cents for Ice cream sodas and cigars. V morn In sr- makes is that increased sales not only take point made by our Texas contemporary: Who surely foolish is; It. is no wonde.r that with such vast Im- who have keys to that drawer. "Well." replied . the boy, cheerfully, "These thln^n have stood by me all care of the expense of an advertising cam- He never plank • some donars down provements the palm-leaf fan la looked down Doctors, lawyers, school men. min- "s*pos» we each pay $5 and say no more through my life, and remember that I tried isters, etc., have conferred upon thenvl To advertise hla bli. upon coldly by all who are prosperous and paign of this character, but, as the result of about ItT" to render the New Testament Intelligible' to honorary degrees' and. the farmer so "And he's the chap we hear comptaln adopted with enthusiasm by all who Intend you and lovable by you wh«n you were a ' the much larger volume, enable the company far has^ not received" that recognition some, day to become prosperous. w " mero baby." that his, service to the country de- * Because ho gets no trade; ^ WORTHY OF IMITATION. to place its goods in .the hands of the con- ' serves. Wherever and whenever a con- He does not know his neighbors* gain The principal fault of the hand-blizzard (From The In'dlan^poIJs News.) as produced by this sort of fan Is that It re- sumer at a minimum price. The operations structive man is found tilling the'soil By acts they have displayed. The Sellersburp; Hiph school girls pre- in a way to make two blades grow quires muscle. Nothing Is conserved In these vented the abolition of the domestic science ^ THK \VII.T> where only one grew before he should of his company have demonstrated beyond "But then we know a man In town days but muscle. A man would laugh at the department by preparing: a rneal for the be -sought out and 'honored. His work "Who surely Is more wise; Idea of wearing out his wrist during the fFrom The Indianapolis Ncws.V' doubt the fallacy of the sometime enter- school officials. There need be no further 1 should be called to the attention . of - He says when planking dollars down. Among the birds that are now disappear- tained idea that the consumer pays the ad- others and his methods', published to doubt about tne way to a man's heart. ing from Athe United States and soon to be the world. We say it't the schools of 'It pays to advertise.' ( classed with the extinct paseenger pigeon la vertising sbills. The conclusions reached by Texas honor our worthy men o\f the NAMRft IS NAMKS. ' * soil by conferring upon them the de- "And he's .the one we 'hear rejoice the wild turkey, it bird that attracted high President Brown were these: (From The Docket.) ^ gree of master farmer, a degree, if ' t "When trade begins to gain; Sour wine, gayety, humility—such 'mi^ht. praise from, Audubon and from Benjamin "We regard the newspaper as hav- deserved, will rank with £>. J}., L,.I* D., He says to us with gladsome voice; ' perhaps, be designated ajs the subject of the Franklin; from the flret for its Iridescent ing the greatest influence in advertis- or any of the rest of them, and often- 'Just let those ads remain.' " ing us we believe it has in various times he who receives and wears the. case reported In 143 Pacific Reporter, 773, brilliancy of plumage and from the other * * * • * because of the delicacy of Its flesh- ^ other fields today.. We believe that its degree of master farmer well 'will, re- \ "War Reflections. as Indicated by the subject matter, love let- Influence' can be increased. We believe ceive not only the .high regard of his ters followed by death of the wooer, taken No great number of years ago, before that advertising is the up-to-date mod- neighbors', and friends, but he will re- Extract from a Judd Lewis prose poem on n connection Xith the names of the parties the forests hnd given' way to open fields wild • ern^ method of selling goods—Just as ceive the lasting gratitude of progres- war, in The Houston Post: turkeys were abundant In Indiana, so much the wonderful, modern machinery beats sive men everywhere. "The wrath of men is scarring- the peace- Involved. Humble. Gay and Sauerweln. The the old -made-by-haiid methods, anil so that various pdaces In the state received I It is the day when the progressive'farmer ful countryside, from every house and ham- last named' was the cavnli^r anrt owner of a v, with the bis: future ahead for newspa- fine collection of 319 Indian blankets and names testifying to that fact. Amonj? these per advertising, we hope to V see every looms large in the world's work—among let somo man has gone and died, and wives are an island In the lovrer "Wa-bash called Tur- improvement possible, to the end that are 'dead from grieving and babes are dead In the winter of J fM 0 he' met Miss we and other manufacturers may re- xnen 'who are doing things; new honors are Humble, and, thereupon been.me "Humhied," key^ Island, and a stream called Turkey run ceive the greatest possible aid in hav- for bread and heaped in gory trenches brave The wild turkey Is about 3 1-2 feet long- and men are lying dead. It I uould roll a melon we mifi-ht perhaps say. not In the ordinary ing the Qualities of our products bet- constantly coming his way,' for it Is a time sense W degradation, fc t,of being held cap- weighs fifteen to twenty pounds. The plum - to each brave soldier's feet the • war would u ter known, and In having- the consumer, ag-o of the mate—th* female la of more who needs such products and can use of greater farm efficiency, and the efficiency^ stop that moment while they eat down to tlve~ by the lady's charms. He soon sought them to better advantage than any- of the tillers of the soil makes for the real eat." an engagement of nmrriafire .and showed licr somber colors—Is copper bronze, with green thing else, know ail about them. We * * * » • . collection of rugs, with the statement ancl metallic reflections^ the feathers mar- seek to develop the business to the upbuilding of the country's Industries. • oint of the "greatest efficiency in sell- Am the PluioBOpfcer See* It. , that they were to bo hers. She did not at gined with black. Th« tall feathers .,ar« Rig.' The cost of advertising i's large; The world looked good to Adam, " that time accept either the^gift of his per- chestnut, barrea with black and tipped with In fact, it is tremendous, 'but the work With its roses, steeped in dew, son or property, A few months later Mr. a wide blacli* bar and a companion bar of that it can do more than offsets this And since that day Sauerwein die*!.' Enter here Mr.i Gay as ex- -white. cost when it is working at Its best. We TWO PICTURES. eci:tor. After the departure of Sauerwein expect to be bigger and bigger users of , It's looked that way A 6-cent .substitute for a 95OO summer trip. How this bird, the largest of the gallina- To alj who've traveled through. ;to that bourne from which no ti'aveler re- ceous family on this continent, came to he \ the newspapers in.future advertising. v Here'are, two vivid pictures—sermons In as a matter of good business for us, And there ain't a fightin' nation's week operating a palm-leaf fan when he turns," Miss Humble, perhaps tov have them called "tui-key" is unknown. It is a native and in order to lower selling costs, by paragraphs. Ttie first is' Europe, as the Goln' to make it over new. ' ^ neeris every ounce of his strength on Satur- as a keepsake, sought recovery of the col- of the western hrml.sphere and was Intro- buildlng volumes, so that the consumer Louisville Courier-Journal sees it: V *•.*** will continually set more for his money. days and Sundays to put the last 25 yards lection'-of rufis on the theory that a valid duced into Kurope by the Spaniards. It was 1 Fields from .which every stalk of The Moil*. on. a golfball which cost him 75 cents and gift of them had been made to her. The su- first described by Ovicdo, In 1527, who speaks It is through creating a much greater corn has been cut by bullets, villages in "When we see a man with a wrist watch will be seized by his opponent, unless lt\ gets preme fourt of California, however, held that,, of it as having been taKen from Mexico to which every home has been razed by according to the evidence. conalstlngVpartly volume of business that newspaper adver- shells, woodlands Where every tree haa on we' always change our views about capi- to the hole first. the neighboring Island of Cuba and there tising does its work in lowering this selling been felled by cannon. A country tal punishment." says The I>alton Citizen. It is also Impossible for a woman to of letters from the lovelorn Sauerwein, the domesticated. It was carried to England stripped of its foolish hide by the .•*.»•* manipulate a fan and reserve the delicacy of gift had never been completed, and' denied cost, making greater aggregate profit for the vampire. War! Safrl early In the sixteenth century and has .been wrist necessary to sit through a long wh,lat recovery. domesticated nearly all over the civilized producer and at the same time safeguarding The second Is of America—In peace and Says the paragraph man of The Macon party at a fair profit. 8MAMHI7VQ GLASS TICKLES FAN*. worldf but the domestic bird has, It ^is said, News: . i i For thes* reasons the cost of fanning the interest of the consumer—protecting prosperity. It is the striking contrast "Now that Harry Thaw haa been declared OVoodbury (N. J.) Dispatch to The Phiia- degenerated from Its prototype In size, beau- has Increased about 11,000 per cent In -the ty and delicacy. him both in the matter of cost and, as pre- of The Chicago Herald: sane, we will cease to worry about where we last few years and haa occasioned many bit- v delphla Record.) Every time there is a game of ball on sented by the reputable newspaper, in that Corn crop nearly three billion bush- will spend our last days. If he can go free, ter complaints over the rising price of porter-- the West End diamond the clubs have to put els; wheat crop., nearly a billion bush- then we're safe." house steaks. { A TIMEI,V also of quality. ^ els; oats crop a billion and a third; * •**** up a Vund for smashed plass. In fact, it is other crops in proportion; not a drop of Blgt Bleswlngn, hard to tell which the spectators enjoy the (From The San Antonio, Lijrht.) blood required to produce them. We . A correspondent In The New' York World, don't seem so lacking in "kultur" after ' ' Editor John Hall, of The Salem (Ark.) most, the game or the eJass-smashing. Ad- all. ^ Sun, is the author of this prosperity rhyme, joining the diamond are/ a greenhouse and who signs hiinself "German-American," asks F OR BETTER LAND TITLES., RIPPLING RHYMES a laundry with skylights. One Is in the the following questions; Two pictures—the sermons of war and Which fits the situation in Georgia: WAT.T MASON. range of liners 'to the right field and the Why do Americans hate Germans? There should not be a moment's question peace in. a few lines. "Biggest corn you ever sawi other Is in the way of ordinary fouls to left. Is. 'It because they are "faithful? as to legislative action on the Turner bill Finest taters ever growed; i It has happened that the spectators of One It Is because they are prosperous? ' Orchards full of rlpenin' fruit, TDE to create an adequate, safe and satisfactory game have had the fun of hearing a dozen la It because they strive for achieve- Biggest hay crop ever mowed. panes go to smash. Some of the batters ments? •ystem of land title registration for Georgia, Mexico's little revolutions have plenty • We hear her silver voice, and mutter, ' The Ijord bestows a harvest bounty, "That, damsel surely Is a peach! She helps Seep one eye on the laundry and another on Is It nerausc they know how to behave of capitals to revolve around. ^ All pver pious Kulton county." themselves? ^ which has been recommended for passage * * . * * * us earn our bread and butter, and brings :he greenhouse trying to decide which to Is | because they are law-abiding citi- ^ by the general Judiciary committee of the "For What \V> Receive." \all things within our reach. Intelligent and hit. prompt, she labors, we hear her voice by As every broken pane In the greenhouse t'hlnk we thank m .Lord -for his k house. Seems like old times to hear the Colonel "We c night and day, she makes us seem like next costs 10 cents and some of the panes in the An interesting, question, and worthy of blessing-s3,, " says .Deacon Spriggs, "but we Almost every man who has anything damning the mollycoddles. door neighbors to folks a thousand miles laundry considerable more, the expense .of a answer. Happily, the reply is not difficult don't; »r while, we're in the thanksgiving away. She Is the modern maid of magic, the game often ris.es. At the end of the scrim- to give. i whatever to do with Georgia land titles has s we're wondering if something isn't busines priestess of a mystic fire, and tidings glad, mage the management usually passes the Why is silver more expensive than gold? 1 coming Just a little better than we hud be~ been crying for relief in this respect for fore and tidings tragic, she sends us daily, o'er hat with the suggestion, "Chip In far glass." AVhy are ham and eggs more favored in the last two decades. In the meantime, titles They may talk up and down the country, " her wire. If she dropped out. the world, co'n- The spectators put up/arid with a smile. fashionable restaurants than .lobster a 1* but the old Ship of State Is too big a boat A Georjtla Toaat. founded, would stagger back and', groan and New burg? , ( v have become still more and more Involved; DICKENS* ADVICE TO SON. for lightweights to rock. , A health to human living, yelp, and Trade, by all Its loot surrounded, Why does fire burn water? ^ some of them,,Instead of being cleared, have There's fruit on every bough. would raise a frenzied cry for help. If she (From Tho New York Evening Telegram.) Why aoes a steamship move faster than rank deeper into the mire of technical The good Lord is forgiving j no longer drew her wages, Confusion would ^v"hen Charles Dickens' son went to Cam- a trjiin? ' supremely reign, and back Into the pitch- arid pe the great novelist wrote: Why do illiterates know more than edur Testimony of war correspondents is that 'And we'll all reach home—somehow. doubt. ***** dark ages we'd swear we had been dumped "As your brothers have gone away one cated people? After nearly''a quarter of a century of the Turk isn't "the terrible." An English A Sable Opinion. again. She's boosting science, art and learn- !>y one I have written to each of them 'what The answer to all these queries is sub- [ am now going to. write to .you. agitation and discussion, Georgia has, final- writer says he is more humane than the D^e Lawd didn't make no man a mil- ing, she Is the prop of modern trade, she stantially the same as to ' the question*, lionalre'v but .de millionaire made de money keeps the old world's wheels a-turmng\ so You know that you have^ never been "AVhy do A\raericans hate German* ft tok an opportunity to maka a splendid begin- Jl Christian killers, *> d*t can't slip in whar de Lawd is. we ^ ,ould ble*B the bell*; maidl" ered with religious form* of restraint They don't.

\ WSFAPERl THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915. Page Seven.

WHA T DOES FREEMAIf j HONOR PAID ID BURKS \THINK OF TELEGRAM^ BY ATLANTA ADMIRERS COCHRAN SENT HIM? TO COME UP THIS WEEK After spending a restless night try- Ing to devise some method for rais- 119th Anniversary Celebrated ing funds to pay for two ant bears, Bill to Exempt College Endow- two elk and a polar bear. Park Man- Today Sunday Afternoon at the ager Joe Cochran Sunday morning menu From Taxation Will early was relieved to learn from a Burns Cottage. story in The Constitution that the ani- Also Be Conaidered. mal order was all a joke. The park manager received a post- The 119th anniversary of the death of The compulsory education bill of Mr x card Saturday from Indianapolis. Ind-, Robert Burns wa» celebrated ^yester- signed by Councilman George Freeman, Etuteheaon, of Turner, and Mr. NunnJ, and for thirty-three years past and for tomorrow and always, day afternoon at the Barna club cot- who is In that tlty on business. The of Houston, and the bill by Senator v tage, situated at the end of the Sol- card, which had been written by Coun- Walker to exempt from taxation col- Jacobs* prices are, have been and will be the lowest. diers' home car line Representatives cilman Claude Ashley, and which in- lege endowment funds are on the cal- of many clans of Scotland, all mem- formed Cochran that Freeman had endar of th* bxms* for consideration, bers of the Atlanta Barn* club, and made arrangements- for the purchase manj admirers of the poet from the of the aforementioned animals, had all this mo rains; city and other parts of the state gath- the ear marks of being genuine, so The senate will this mornfn* prob- No spasmodic jabs — but a constant; consistent and earnest cut ered in the pavilllon on the club's Manager Cochran aent a telegram to ably take up considerable tlma in the grounds for the service*, which coo- Mr Freema______n askin_____ g hi_m., 0 ____to pleas_ ._ *r discussio_____ n oi a bill carrying an appro- price policy has been ruling spirit of this store from its first day and will be always. sisted of addresses exemplifying the »r that bear order" He is still | priation Cf f 16,00, 0 for the collage of \ world spirit *ln Burns' poems and song's. aw£.iting a, reply and presumes that agriculture at Americas. Two amend- The occasion -was also made Inter- the councilman is likewise puzzled. menta have been offered, one to out the esting by the memorial exercises held Mr Cochran stated Sunday that he appropriation of $8,000 and the other to j in honor of members of the Burns club had to admit that the joke was on cut the appropriation to $10,000 €][ Eleven retail stores centrally located where you can buy everything who have died within the last year htm He eald he held Councilman Free- The compulsory education bill Is ex- They were Georere S MaV. who was man in the highest esteem and the < pected to precipitate a lively contest a drug store should have at cut prices. •poteen of by his intimate friend. Judge only objection h«v had to the report in the house It provides for compul- Marcua W Beck, and John R Wlptin- by The Constitution was that it put j sory education for children of three ,—». ^ sy>ru whose life and connections with him In th* attitude of criticising the | months in each year betvreen the ages the Burns club were dwelt upon by mayor for appolntin Mr Ficcman on of 8 and 17 years, inclusive Eugene Oberdorfer This is the second the park committee i.aaya Mr Free-1 Any violation of the law on the part fj Careful and intelligent service and stocks that are absolutely un- year that the anniversary of Burns man has been a valuable aj.d in the (of the parent or guardian wvll: l be con- developments of the parks and that' .j~ _ _ «,iart„-»«««»• death has been given a local signifi- in no wise did he question the mayor s sjderer dH a misdemeanor. equalled, i - cance by a remembrance of the de- appointment. ceased members of the club An untrue souvenir booklet, containing histories OSCAR UNDERWOOD Of those who have died, and which had Quantities are necessarily restricted to prevent druggist buying. These been arranged by John M Graham, was PROMISES TO BACK distributed among the guests Following the Invocation by the FORREST HIGHWAY prices are for the consumers. Mail orders are filled carefully and quickly. Express chaplln. Rev H R Bernard. Eugene Oberdorfer, president of the club, made charges prepaid in Georgia on orders of $5.00 or more. Orders by parcel post & short talk, commemorative of the oc- Home, Qaw July *5 —(Special >—Dur- casion, and Rev J Wade Conklin In an ing August a tour of the Forrest high- address on "The Spirit of Burns" way, the branch of the Dixie highway must include sufficient postage. showed that the ,poet struck the genu- Governor Will Probably Grant leading from Birmingham to Rome, will ine ^keynote of life m his desire lor be made by Senator O. W. Underwood, sympathy, truth and love for human- Pardon Before End of of Alabama, accompanied by R. W* Mag- ity Several other members also uey, of Birmingham, the president of 25c Mennen's Talc ^ . . 11 c $3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk, N This Week. the Forrest Highway association, and *PMiss Minnie McLean- sang "Land of several of the directors of the associa- the Leal and By Yon Bonnie Banks," tion Senator Underwood has promised 75cPinaud's Lilac Vegetal . 54 c Hospital size $2.59 and Mrs Sybil Owen Hartley excel- Governor Harris stated yesterday his personal support to the project, and lently rendered "God Remembers that today he will take under con- will mak« speeches at all towns along 25c Ammen's Prickly Heat Powder. . 14c 25c Sloan's Liniment 14c When the World Forgets" and "Annie sideration the case of Edgar Strip- the route. Laurie * Frank Wheat sang "Bonnie ah is was brought out at the last Coon ling and begin a study of the record meeting of the directors of the Forrest 25c Mum 14c 50c Phillips'Milk Magnesia 33 c of his case with a view to fulfilling Highway association in Gadsden At bis promise made Saturday to little that meeting the by-laws governing 25c Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold Cream 14c 50c Pape's Diapepsin 29c Bessie Luclle Sti ipling to pardon her the highway association were adopted, Needing Text Books, father The governor stated that he and it was decided to incorporate the did not know just when he will act association in the states o£ 50c Levy's Lablache Pdwder 33 c 50c Congress Cards O • • 29 c Many Negro Children the case, but it is expected that and Alabama The executiv_ _ e commlt- •ill not be long, probaJ>ly before tee was elected, consisting of Presi- 50c Djer Kiss Face Powder 37c 50c Regulin 29c dent R W, MaSsey% of Birmingham, - Barred From School the end of the present week. f Secretary H A. "Wheeling:, of Rome, W v v G- Bellinger* of G&dsden, Judge J. L*. $1.00 Fiver's Azurea Face Powder . . 75 c 25c Hick's Capudine ...... 14c Herrln, of -A-ah. villa, and T J Simpson, "More than five thousand colored Attractive Program of Home The executive committee 85c MercolizedWax 56c 50c Glover's Mange Remedy 29 c children will not be able to attend the will Immediately take up the work of county organization and the raising of public schools this term on account of Offered at Concert funds for the preliminary .work of the 15c Palmolive Soap v. . . .\. 56c substance of an address made by Pro- w as given at the Audttorum^Armory St. Clalr county. Alabama, where the fessor B R Holmes, president of the Sunday afternoon wihen City Organist roads are worst. V 50cNadinola . . 34c 25c Sal Hepatite 14c Holmes institute, at a well attended Edwin Arthur Kraft appeared In his meeting of colored citizens in, Reed ace ustpmed masterly rendition of se- 25c Djer Kiss Talc 19c 50c Lapactic Pills 27c Street Baptist church Sunday morning lections frofti the greatest composers at "RED" BASH AM GOES at 11 o clock the weekl> organ recitalA "The colored people must begin a The recital started at 4 o'clock, and TO THE NORFOLK CLUB 25c Squibb's Talc 14c 50c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil . . 32c fund to purchase books, clothing and shoes for the unfortunate colored chil- among the selections Mr Kraft played dren of the city or allow them to grow a Festival March." composed by Macon, Ga, July 2G —(President Ja- 25cOdorono ,. ,. 14c 25c Black Draught ..'..... 12c Charles A, Sheldon, Jr, Atlanta's com- cobs, of the Macon ba-aeball club an- up in ignorance and crime and increase nounced tonight that Catcher "Red" vagrancy io the city/ he said (Th6 'poser, Bash am is to join the Norfolk, Virginia 25c Packer's Tar Soap 12c 25c Pond's Vanishing Cream 13c Holmes institute has enrolled more j Mr Kraft's interpretation of League association, club as soon as the than 600 applicants who are not able to ner s 'Die Walkure' was one of the championship is decided. Pitcher George 35c Fletcher's Castoria .... 19c buy books, clothing and shoes Three ibes t ever heard at the Auditorium- Martin is going to Galveston, Texas, 25c Spiro Powder 15c hundred colored applicants have ap- Armory and several others have received offers plied for admission in the colored night The program for the recital was as Waco, Texas, is after Outfielder Ma th- 20c Pear's Unscented Soap 9c 25c Bromo Seltzer 14c school. Ninety per cent of them are ews, and Portland. Maine, seeks the under school age. and are compelled to Charles A Sheldon. Jr. '*F«*iTal cervices of ILeft Fielder Chancey Un- work in the day to help support their Match" {Dedicated to Mr Kraft) der a ruling of Secretary Farrell, of 50c I^adine Face Powder 28 c 25c Moffitt's Teethina .... 14c parents, and 98 per cent of them are Peter Tsohalkowsky. Melodi*. the national board, the Macon players employed by white people and want to Robert Schumann, Canon In B WnoTt are fre* agents. become more efficient in their work " Homer Bartlett, Toccata," $1.00 Wine of Cardui \. . . 56c 35c Box Sticky Fly Paper . . . 25 c Bernard Johnson, overture in O flbarp minor ^ H R Woledge, "Nocturne." CRISP COUNTY FARMER WAY BILL IS DOOMED, Richard Wagner, magic flr* from "Die "Walkure " iS HIT BY LOCOMOTIVE SAYS COLORED PASTOR Richard Wagner, overture to Oordelft, Oa.. July IB —(Special >— Rev H H Proctor spoke on "Faith N. B Hammacfc, a w^ll-known farmer Amateur as an Elemenft Hn Success' In bis ser- Ad Men Will Elect of Crisp county, was painfully In- HID ^ \ _ _ mon at the First Congregational jured Saturday afternoon when ha was \ church, colored, yesterday morning struck by a Seaboard yard engine In Among other things, he said , Officers Thursday the yards of the Georgia Southern and "A man of faith is essentially a Florida railway and thrown a consid- A Pure Deodorant : man of power, and therefore a sue- erable distance He sustained a severe- oess He has power over himself, and At Annual Meeting ly bruised shoulder and thigh and nu- is able to control himself and erect merous bruises on other parts of his This white, greaseless, odorless Photo gr apher s — himself above himself Ke has power body He is partially deaf an a stepped with God. and for the reason that God The Ad Men's club of Atlanta will directly in front of the engine. cream applied, whether under V has power with h*m, because God Is hold its annual mmeetl1 n at a dinner seeking men of faith through whom He Thursda-„y _nipht -__,, Ji _, at the Ansley the arms or elsewhere, com- can work in the world He also has hotel During the meeting there will power with men* as a marked man he GEORGIA COTTON MAN The first to give a six-hour service on attracts the attention of others and be an address by Governor Xat E Har- pletely destroys all bodily odors secures their co-operation in the vorft ris, the annual election of officers and BACK FROM GERMANY he has in hand musical selections from soloists, a arising from perspiration. It is "An Instance of th« power of faith quartet, the Anslej orchestra and a Cordele, Ga , July 25 —(Special )— developing—some aje striving to meet lies In the sentiment which has been glee club H T Stoy, a representative of the indispensable to the modern stirred against the Way bill during the The reports of the officers going out Livingston Cotton company, of Cor- past week Those against whom the dele and Hawkinsvllle, has Juat re- bill wag aimed were powerless politi- of office will be heard arid the out- turned from Germany, where he spent toilet. Price : . . us—but as usual we are just afiead— cally, but thi ough the power of faith look for the Ad Men s club during the about four- months, visiting Bremen, sufficient sentiment was aroused ensuing year will be outlined by the Berlin and other cities Mr Stoy went PREPARED BY against the measure to insure Its de- in,cominfir executives to Germany to consummate a deal for feat " the shipment and delivery of an im- service, price and quality of work. The mense quantity of cotton from the local concern to manufacturers at Bremen ADDITIONAL SUM NEEDED VV part of this shipment was delivered, SUPPLIES ARE STOLEN though a portion of It, on another best equipped department in the South. FOR ALBANY AUDITORIUM steamer, was seized by England Mi1 FROM GROCERY STORE Stoy states that the people of that Albany, Ga , July 25 —(Special )—It country c^o not seem perturbed over the Burglars looted the grocery store develop^ that th*1 $40 900 recently pro- i*\ar, and are going about their occu- Send us your films for Free Developing. of Williams & Johnson. 238 Hous- vidPd by bond issue for the -erection of paljlons as usual ton street, early Sunday morning, a municipal auditorium for SAlbany is carting off a large supply of groceries not sufficient to provide such a build- and foodstuffs ing as the plans call for It will tak» p fJ M'MtffAN The police have no clue to the iden- at least $50.000 to put up the building **• **" ™ JM«-I*AW tity of the burglars, although detec- which, as projected, is so admirably Prices Eastman Vulcan Films tives have begun work on the case. suited to Albany s needs that the city CHARGED WITH ARSON Entrance was gained to the store by officials are unwilling to modify the 214x814, each 15c, twovfor 29c removing ft. plate glass w indov. The plans Tlfton. Ga., July 26 — (Special.)— R EASTMAN robberv was discovered by Officers Several ways of providing the ,ddi- H McMillan, of Brookfleld, a member 21/2x41/2, each 20c, two for .' 39c Portson and Meek V __ anal fu*idg ha\ e been susrgestec , and of one of the oldest and mosst prominent i.....t i1* no. t doubte_ d that a , _ __ _f the! families in Tift county, wawas arrested 314x414, each 25c, two for . 49c difficulty will be fpund But in order i !• esterday afternoon on a wan ant v NEGRO DIES IN STORE; that the views of the citizens may be! sworn out by State Fire Commissioner VULCAN 31/^x5%, each 30c, two for\ 59c s( cured the mayor and council have 1__ Joyner„ ____, ,_ chargin., - — „ ------g arso-n He gave bond ASSAILANT IS UNKNOWN issued a call for a mass meeting of in th"e sum of 94.000 for hia appearance each 25c, two for 49c cltlzers at the city hall at 5 o clock at the December term of Tift superior FILMS Monday afternoon, at which time the uourt. An unknown negro, about the age of matter will be placed before them and Mr McMillan's hoyne was burned on 25, d &g*ced himself into a store at 17« suggestions asked There will be a the afternoon of July IT. He had a fiouth Forsyth street, at 4 o clock. Sun- frank discussion of the whole matter, good home and it was wall furnished. flay morning, bleeding: profusely from and as a rtsirlt it IB believed, a contract His family was away at the time of the etab wounds which he declared an- for the construction of the auditorium flre, and but few of his effects were other nearro h*d Inflicted with a knife will be signed before^ the end of the saved He was unable to gl\e any description week He had taken out insurance the day of his assallint before d>Ing shortly before the flre for 91,100 on his house after coming into the store A Word About a Vital Department and $750 on his furniture—perhaps a CoronerM.W.II™ Donehoo wa, ans notifiea AaVud bS> Call HIGHWAY MEN TO MEET little over half their vaJue has beeut? arl investigation of the mur- der AT TALLAHASSEE TODAY ARLINGTON OIL COMPANY We feel a pride in the splendid line of Medicines and Toilet Articles produced in our Thomasvllle. Ga , Jul> 25—(Special) At the meeting of the commissioners of HAS NOT CHANGED HANDS Atlanta Laboratory. We recommend and guarantee every one to be good, reliable and Leon and. Jefferson counties, Florida, In Tallahassee on Monday to decide Tlfton. Ga . July 2B—(Special )—The definitely the route of the Dixie high- Arlington Cotton Oil company, at worthy of your full confidence. v ^ Handsome Diamond way through those counties, they will Arlington, Ga, has not changed hands, v have with them W C Gilbreath, field as has been stated At a recent meet- La Vailieres $7.50 secretary of the Dixie highway, with ing of the board of directors, W W. headquarters at Chattanooga. Mr Gil- Ban k s, of Tl f ton, was elected vice It requires hiuch professional skill and a vast amount of labor to establish and maintain breath will come^in his car from Miami, president The ownership of the mill Upward from which point hP is making a trip property remains as before such a Laboratory. over, the entire route and will be able L.a Vallieres wtll altars be to report on it and suggest any steps i ° ^ that it may be necessary to take in popular. connection with it There has been some little disagree- Far in advance of the stores that have no more pharmaceutical ability nor professional A new lot of exceedingly ment between tht, commissioners of pretty ones has just been L^on and Jefferson counties as to the pride than to recommend to you preparations the formula of which are unknown to them. stocked. beat route to be chosen for the high- VealCutlets20clb. way through those counties. In fact, When we say to you this is a good preparation we back it up to the limit—we know the Sohd gold L.a Vallieres, it seemed sort of a case where all of with three genuine diamond the routes were so good it was hard to Ctielena Market Co, formula—we make it and can truthfully offer it to our trade. choose between theni The matter was Specialist of Horn* Prvducl* drops, Tange\ in ^priee from practically decided at the meeting at- $7 50 upward. tended by representatives from Thomas county at Tallahassee a few days ago, 40 P«acMr«e (,%!»») 6* "• Special attention IB also di- and it will be definitely arranfeed upon rected to the three and five- the report of Mr Gilbreath on Monday stone Necklaces at $18.50 to $50 00 ^ THIEF CAUGHT IN ACT Call and let us show them DDAKER5 to you iS SHOT BY T1FTON COP Write for 160 page illus- Tifton, Ga, July 25—(Special >— .. ANDW (.WHERE) TO trated catalogue for 1915. Roberart Hammock, who had burgrlar- !ized th" e store of- Weinstei- ...n & Levy, shot in the right knee and captured SEND YOUR ^J.\IMS, ) laat night while resisting the "ofilcersl flaier& Berkele, Inc. \ His confederate, Ernest Willis, tmmtiriot Gold and jescaped The two had forced the rear win- ' yoar effort* andtxpens*. Silversmiths dow and were making off witbA their r loot consisting Of clothing, shoes and UeninODX OWSt Tmturalmy prcdncatba other wearing apparel packed in two " beat prints peoible from your OpERATfNGIIDRUG STORES w ATLANTA. 131 Whitehall St- suitcases and grips When Officer Ste- oroah. phens saw them both ran Stephens - - Established 1887 shot Hammock in tl*e knee and cap- tured him Both Hammock and Willis , are from "Worth county and recently nerved ternu for burglary* NEWSPAPER! Page Eight. THE CONSnnmON, ATLANTA, GA., MONDAY, JULY 26f 1915.

LOST AND FOUND

LOST artlclr* •om*tlm*a »r* n*ve often tbey »ra stolen vrUh no chanc* me |coll*g«- Acme Teachers* Agency, X2S3 EASTIAND OWNERS BIRDSE YE VIE W OF CHARNEL SHIP of recoverj,. but \\hen picked u bv ' _ hon*«t perxonn th«y will jr*t bach t th* ACAlJ-.'i«ntcher» A*enc> S»Jrt •ervlovTinodt ounwr II Mdv*rtt««d in thta colu liboial Krrni. free to school boaroa. 2.X1) n » » :«g _ bidK.AtUntfc.Afa*- ivir "fltl. LOST—B ween 1*0 Capitol avenue tr* Fnir MANY good opening* jet. Writ*" tor Utera- »>treet d- Capito. l plnoe, fleur d« )i« pin tuie roster s Ten^her*/ Accy Atlanta. Qa. OPPpSEDSAFETY with diafnond If found call Main ______^ V '~ LOST —A t or near Terminal Station, pearl sunburst, diamond center , re-ward Hoom 331 Trust Company of Georgia building Secretary Redfield Makes Phona Ivy 69.? ______^ AN ANSWER TO TOUR AD OR peveral of them may b*» «ei LOST — SHturdav afternoon, bunch of 1«*t- Public Letters—President tera Liid papers jdtlr«3i,cd S. R Harrit Reward 1113 Atlanta National U&nk tldg Wilson Orders Thorough _?E5®?Ji^i^ probe—United States In- FLY SCREENS spectors Blamed. \ VENETIAN BJ .INDS Made to Order. THD Ideal blind and screen J>* aun par I ore. Estimates luroi^hed free 1 our credit IWESTIG \TIOV IS OROKRED good Don t dfcliiy BostViek Ooodcli Com- ISPEriAlA rates for SrtUMtton W»nt*« pany. \\. K CwlltAvay, £>al*!« Mapuger 1'hone «ds Thru* lines one tim«. 10 cent*; or PMJWMDB:»TI,WU.MH* Mifcin 1.310 or \-.rile 1103 I \rtli .Natiun^i Hire* tini*;. 15 C*ms>. To c«t the:** Cornish, >T H, July 2."—President B^uk huitUliiK Atl int _i., GJ. Wilson today ordered that the de- CALL. Main 17G7 if >o your mat hi rt paired by f j-c \\ senO 1 partment of commerce Investigate and deliver the thoroughly the sinking of the ex- ami work (tuard-ni ana < il fur all cursion steamer nastland In the b«. \v_in g Machine o__\\ hiteli.ill bl ChicaKo river with a loss of many n'n l'r 1^1 Vn" ^foF'''"V1* * "*»" ""^''i'""" hundred li\es Actinc Sei rctarv Sweet, of the de- LADIES' TAILOR .FURRIER . fi ur lur-, and in.iri ii il mini on < u u •- • \]n t Ii n*o a-< -hlppn s c trK .1 ni m n.-i dl < itu. \\ m It in partment, tent fhe president wWd L that^the causes of toe disaster would f ujiuiit*.*.(t ai mm suppij jinu ntj(.b;i ers lintiffi. llefm - . Ho Lii es tut nl^hid liv.i i 4o 1 v .vi!, yVtlamj. be looked into, .ind the president di- 1 ret-Ud that nothing bo left undone to "OF KoKbE" BACK AI.A3N AT OLD «uid IjoukUfepcr t>T e\ii-rl. tin* > tittpi icti,t ftx the re.spon&ibility. SOL 1H BKOAU PHONU RANT &Iu\ \\UUKi, tolON S>raciifoo/N\ Y. July 25—William C. L\ VMl^vKlLM — Private ro- \\ VMLl> — 1>> jounK nianpo titlon ~a.^ hoifl Bed Held. secretary of the department homc-i to, lini'.ta nui bdi uf pu- t I. rK or cl-.rk .ti trrot ery ston ha\e ha 1 of commerce, who is in S>racus«, to- tltnt red f H^Jnl^l^ pro •• Kit d for In- M\«.n] >eirs I t-vj.^rie)n.i In both mus.t ha\^ nisht m id»- public correspondence be- funtb Inf IIM lU. iidopLi' -' u work Address ji ii i,,j Avon A\t,. Al- M(tc,iiell _ \N In.}^ 1 mi t (..a _ _ fween the St Joseph-Chicago bteam- Mreet. ship company, UVUHM i of the steamer MUlck. tlniiuug.1 Xyl w . rk^ . a collet tinj, mu^ work i*t Eastland, ar.d the department of^ com- ahanipcjo riufts the c™d r«f- mcice relating to the ne-w pf a man's act. bulh. > t_osts\ nothing Oonntllu- Bpx_JJl _Mli1huiU e Uy Sctietai} Ki'dhcld beliu\cs. that un- der the seaman s act the passen^er- MO14PHINE ^ \P*frl*-m*> "s VookHp and carrjinpr capat itj of the Eastland tould and \vithouL suflcrtnJ g * faa\e I'teri routed from J.570 to 1,352 sleep nitilhod 1 O B> 774. The steamship company opposed the b. AltJ^ 1 UL, DL.AD ' •» \\AMl.D-PoaiUon U> licensed drujTRlm of seaman's bill The correspondence com- ook indorsed by leailng m S V' i •, cxp,riei^,o GJ and b (_ luense. ulning niont-y Ouifit _0 cen ••mill \ . d at present Jmt desires < hanre prises four letters _L. _jyiilUp.4_Pub Co All i b, si . f iff^rtntc Addresa J>ox i-4«_ cari OK II CAD. fa \\ ANT EJ> — T\s enty-flve~ immn^BetiT of "books" In the fti«*t letter. \V H Hull, pen- j If businesH ta too amaUi to retain book- eral manage i ot the steamship t,om- ___ 33D ___ keeper addrens for intLrvio\v. H 131. car* LuniUtutlon __ l _ pan\. i enisle: s a protest under date ADIUb RI.ST i;OOM at 134 VMiileh^ll of Jniii* 2Z. i'J i~>, £i£,o.iribt the seaman's -ilrpct bee us \\litn do\\n t<(\\ n \\e ^wel- UANTiJD— Po*itfoi7~by~younY~m™ B"«n- bill being rn Lile effective on Novem- me you .ind make >ou mnic< tl ible tten iral oTiict evncVicncB uties t>powrit<»r ber 4 lume._ Main 47J57 _for_J»furmaLion __ ' - DUFi*lK lias mov^d from 119 r'cathtree 'I am confident," he writes, 'that the Hi. toVi^O Peach tree ot Mainspring 50c. lo le di'-.o.stious effects of thib bill to Ameri- ^^uajia.u__Biia_ranUed__J<. \\elry repalretl torn Hie wilt work for amull salary whil» can stuamsnip lines ai e \alt eady ap- learning van furnish be-*t references S G K MAKE mvltchea from combini£», SI -T5 M iKnOIia. street __ parent to ev ei j one. and belit\ e that each Mr-* AUte Gallaher. 70 Va *.hlrce rtet Phmio Ivj 19bt> J HOI tiiJ HI AN or porter c o lored , can ~~f urT an opportumt% should be M\tn to have uis>h bent of rtfereticea ten jears' exp*-ri- this act modilieil or eiitiieH cancelled" AYE tant rooms to ttht, $,-2 no en<^J^n_lipus"Jt1(ping__S_Oi 275 Magnolia t.t. To thii, Secieta- j Kedtield replied, Ajii^tejlabor Mb.tn^4807-J ~C7n"h ?!' Columbian Op- DO ^OL* want your books kept lor half j.he> \\ hitch ill street. It is a little difficult to see how _ __ > oui request can be eai i led out with- IjJOl H v unt» work, anj thlti7?~aFceptedT out in\ol\m-c me in a flat breach of DO^Uion an off It e boy prtf«rred Addreaa v KROFESS10 N^JCA^R^DS^^^^ rm oath ot offu e \\ hit a is to enfoice T3-146. Constitution tlu 1 iw fowti is not K~tV4.ii me to P R Brewsler Albert Howell Jr, su. v \\ h.u 1 ivvs sh ill be ubi-\ed and Hugh M D^rsoy Arlhur Htfyroan. what shall not be o if 3 ed . \Aliat Uuraei. Bre^aicr. Howell d. licynmn. SITUATION WANTED— Femal» is it s^ec ilicalb in the law to which \ ou object ' Olflcea "DC Jft-l. ^Oa. 206^ 207 208 210 SPCCIAJL rates for Situation Want*4 Kltet't 011 the Ka»tlaa«l. KKcUr deU\ertd at The Con^Ututlon Offlc*. lettei ot J une- 1 "i in w hich > ou ask. V\ hat 13 it -.ptcmcully ' i> the law to LEGAL ] oUNG LAD\ stenographer w «th »ome ex* which you onji_ct i can answer [his •T'NTY—? pencnte att.rlinK eharacter must have 111 no bettti v\a\ than to state the ef- Oenlr.il ot Ottorgla l n fect it wnultl hist in the opeiation of com mo ti < anlfr, c-i- li 19 < *rt> ron^ti oui steamship I.a^tland • n It by atatute, will \\ ANTR.U — Positi b> ~ experleTiced lady" "Thi;* bout is I>IM i.,tinpr this season the 17lh daj nf AuK"^t stenoMiaiihi r . u->es di< laphono beat of f- om Tune li to bt ptt mbtr S, mclu- r*.hou io Nn J ol the Mor- p«ftn^iiccs Address L 12 H, care ContJtltu - si\e. is 1 mi-used to cai i > 2 5TO people, ,!,fer in! StoragStor e Company, vitua-t is equipped w ith lile pie servers tor No 2 Mft.hu.nic street, Atlanta., C.J. *, ono tar of lurnltcr aatd to contain 2J >S. \\AMJ D — 3iv A 1 Ati> oi experience piaca tha*,t number or people and has life fet't Ix4-Inch grad^ B and better \nnorlng at huusekyep. i home uith eliildrcn pre- rafts ami liti boats capacity under being whipped from C> r*>ne. H.Ucl conslp refused l'tisiru»X b> ladv stenogratihtr and offTc"i r> ing capacity at the p: esent figuie This advertisement will .upprar once assi--tant relt-r^nces Addicts Box 36 wo would hav e to inqreaso her equip- week lour \\ etka. and the prop* ^are Constitutiou _or « all G_M_ I/y ^8-14-Ij. ment in life raftM and life boats Gt> 2-3 be bold fnr the btnMit of «h Kl ric'iux r and compttotit youn« lady per cent. Thife is a ph\s>ical .impossi- It may"Toncprn in order that thia compi v stenographer deshea poaitioii Immtdiatwly. biUt> If it wVre pobsible to put this mav cullot t iti charges Lall Main o54J * amount of equipment on the Eastland Th's the 2blh da\ of Julv 1915 the weight that \\ould ^l>a added to CENJRA.L, OF U*|3ORG1A KA1J,\\ COM- he i upper decK %vould make the boat PA\\ b> F L Ru^eil. Agent FOR SALE— Misceitaneoua difficult to handle 'If oui life-saMiipr equipment is al- lowed to 11 main as it is at piesent our BIDS WANTED SFSZE^^i < an \ ing t ipacttj. would be uet reused JiV JE\\ ELRY 10 pet cent 01 !,'!-!> You can see MASli:n nted until August 23 \\ J5 AUK NUT liS IHh, faLLLING ,BUST-1 that a dciil\ i * duction of 40 per cent ure R JsKSb BIT BEINtr Lb-NDERS x OF in carr\ ing cai acit> would amount of an ri.il for pure water d MUNt.1! ON UlA.MUNDS AND 1'RLCIOlji* to consitleiable duiing the season in t co l-tlng of pretKatmtMit t i MiUX Lto. U I, NL.(_t,-.fc,AIUL.\ ACL-UilU- opei atmg revenue. ^Lili" p hta,t e\eninb-c ii l,-\ ri^ teOML, L NKh.lJhL.MtI> COL.LAT- ent of valves and l-.lt.AL. IlilS PITS Lt. IN A POSIT. ION" "\l ould Increase Expenses. pplic itloii, •10 UfrKfe.lt \UL bOML, It\R]L BARGAINS "The requirements of the seaman's Remarkable picture of the death ship Eastland taken just after the accident in which over 1,000 lives were lost. This is the first IN Jb.\\I 1 K\ A^NL> PRtCUJlib bTONEtw bill relating to eer tilicated lifeboat If-1 iMI.Hh.bTLU. LAL.L OK \VHITK LS. men and able seamen would inei ease photograph of the excursion boat to be published in an Atlanta new spaper. \ HEuP WANTED—Mate the numbet of our crew and^wotild af- Jcft'crsuii Loan tSoc-iet}' ford an opportunity to able seamen ^NSlON^ AM> IUXDFS _^J_ -N iOHt>Y_TH bl ATLANTA 1JA to fiK an at bitrarj t ~n age and tie up . ,. ML>X 1O L.1-AKN iXii^ T the boat \\ ithout pro-vocation. Even as \many/ as 1.799 persons for \\hotn bers of the employees organization walked in it today had gi\en up hope the Eastland for hours, using trawl | LII- . \u^ J-'ie ^ 01 ui id ton^iai "MOVIE FANS" if our traftic would stand an in- there are neither lifeboats \ nor life found purchase of tickets for the an- and with clenched hands steeled them- lines with heaiy hooks, but this sfearch needing jmir-. er*> Out fcradu LU t> e rafts I do not, criticise this It is fruitless 'good - «vlts (.omp Lle-t, \\ith HAVE jou a copy of "Movieland?" crease in the passenger rate, and it nual lake trip almost compulsory selves for the sight thev sought, but ' ijr«-pare I »M fi>r comm»j aeuaon t, ru-n certainly w ill not, the increased at present the permitted thing Four divers came f i om Milwaukee Let us s ou of the National Red Cross, the Asso- This Sunday was a day of gloom for after th«* coroner's inquest, -\\ hen ef- "The bo it 111 question la construct-Can carry no more boats and rafts, then forts will be ma'le to light the vessel LARt.i: in n » if e EHlotTVls'her' 'bhunVma- ed o£ steel throughout. Her run be- ciated Chanties and the municipal Chicago. Ministers said more people W K Grf t nehaum m.magei of the clunc. O«implometer adding machine ver- tween Chicago and St Joseph is ap- certainly the seaman's act will oblige c y Eranning- «lll teacli you ' he barber trade ticil lile-, MifuliriB desk, office railltiR jou to reduce the number of passengers health department. In addition to thia attended church than for many Sun- Indiana Trnn poi tatlon company, which proximately faixtj miles, \\ hich she day 8 past. Chicago turned to prayer for ^30. and t.iv«s w agus %v hlle learning table-- .h. ]\ ii fc « irft ^\ tndovv Kuard-5 t IPC- carried the Western Electric company, whose had leased tho Jstcamei foi tho West- Bulyiny In g position In our chai of »,Uop^. At- tih IJplit fixtures sample trunk-* Vloyrl will make on ,in average of three and thought. The preachers nearly ern Eli fti ic company's excursion, was houra and ten minutes. She is at no "Sneaking candidly. It se**ms to the employees formed most of the Ill-fated iantii Bur tier College. 10 1 ast illti bell wL \MUsiIuni \\hil. Oompanv 6- ta4 W Mltuhell time in excess of one hour and thirty- writer personally and without criticism all asked congregations to Join in early at his offico Mr«ft Bell phono _Main 1G97 _ of your present oourse, which is per- excursion party, announced tnat $1,00,- "It was a tei rible calamity," he .S \KESMKV \M> SOMriTOAb r thiee minutes from hore and at all pravers for the bereaved said "I can add -" ~ NUJ *-up«r-.tUlnua but 1 believe in •l*n»T times on he r run within ten to mitted by the lawful authorities, that 000 from its employees!' insurance With the details of the catastrophe ££ld — KJJNT aynrl _ Ivy 1331 aixty niinutf ot all **tf*amers ___ the existing conditions permit greater funds was available for relief. Nu- "W S REQl IRK IN blflll-inKX TERRI- ~~~ --- sistance In case of trouble could read- rish of sonous loss of life and less pro- summed up people shuddered that clowe deep reg-iet at what happened As i TOR\ T\\0 A-l \L.\. MINUVl U Alttt ON 1^ ro\\ Edison moving picture machine. ily be secui ed f mm other steamers tection against same, either for you or merous private relief funds were to the throbbing heart of one of the.aaid before, tho go\(irnment iiibpectorsv' SAL,EbMEls, THE Ni:V\L.-T> ANIV Blt.- n\ bt^t ol Londltion, chc ip for t,i-,h t(,t 4 great cities of the world a thousand t'9 K.' when the passengers -were taken GL'-T SI-KCJALT^ LINU J.N i UK bMT^D lW,r_.Si_ Mal_n_3J7 _ 1' T r»tei»_ and the port * of Chicago. Michigan for the public, and that requirements of started. ( u Citv. Milwaukee, St Joseph .and South the seaman's law, however 'temporarl- , ,, , , ,, , . 'aboard seemed assutance that a\\ •$, H.S blATEb. UIJ *l«V\EL l.AH'.i; 1O\VNS -<\11 — len bush-Is of Luokout Moun^ v Mayor Thompson, at the Panama- people could go to their deatha wlth,wen( and Jhe catabtrophe came to us \ND CITIES K\nMN<. robbIBll-.il Jl-S, Haven. ly difficult, are Jn the interests of pub- hundreds of persons poweilesa to aid as a terrible shock " •-eod Irl-Ii potatoes $_ per bubhel. K. "I slnceielv believe lic policy and of publl-c safety Pacific exposition, was speeding- toward \EKY <-,KI:AT FOR STRONU SALII^MCN1 . it v>> ill be im-- standing within a stone's throw—that -ruini ICA M r*e \/i t\*j AP1'L1O\N1S Ml 11 HU RIOHli H1AV possible to opt. rate this boat under "I am interested to know how many Chicago on a special train to take his j ^^ maas coula drown m a VIEW T\\ EN'T^ FI\n ^ CARS OF 4.UK AND LAT 101' mahogany d?sk and 3- the seamen's law and make expensed. tripn during the season you carried in HA\U St CcI-faSFUL. RDrOHD AS toALEb- f!i<--! Liiblnet. Address J U U , 914 Cund- ulldl! This H\ill iia tui ally affect the stock excess of 3 >42 persons, includln'g pas- place in Investigation and relief work row irver twenty fee* fiom the aock. BODIES OF VICTIMS. MKM r_H_I_h__I& A_STRAK.HT_JTKJx\ FI-- and th^ bonds and in the c:as, e of sengers and crew, and. as to whethor Coroner Hoffman issued an appeal to FUK S\I,L, CHEAP— lonnlrj fl \tures, aa(o Si eat many compaanies Wilt GREAT RELIEF FUND Chicago-_.ii.-oc*fcu, Juj miv v as-sorro&v —»u,rro-w wnicwhichn | -"'^ * ""-'••- r jj ITOH v Tii A \ i i i vr* lAi x- render ytou think it practica,ble to Increase the the public for a fund for the burial ot spread over the city with the Hastland i SK^SES; ADT. AN''!; L> RCKL»I:N». LS HI, 31 Peachtr«BfaLreet _ Jewelry Store. the IT bond issues practically worth- earning capacity by operating during j l ICAl-LI KUH ^tove chi'ap, aHo less. a longer season." whatever dead may remain unidenti- WILL BE RAISED. disaster and beclouded a thousand OLIRKD AND r fc.Rbos \i> IN n K\ 11- u ^aj*ir committee today planned to the dull hall ^ J'J5 S Pr>o but I have taken the liberty of stat- the dead should have proper burial raise immediately 3200.000, by public armoryarmory11 hn" O' ^ SeC°nd ieSiment ^ANTnD-^v, ral tapaT.ie OM- ing to jou that we specifically object Began at Home. In churches and homes throughout to thit portion of this law. relative to subscription for relief UoLf familieA*iuuit»si oufi j There was little <:ign of violent emo-* sltlons hSh-Uas-i *'v'rQtSbttion'* (From Judge ) the city pi ayers were offered for the the Eastland victims * , . tlon Men and women, boj « and girls, , tunlty f* r proUui.*rs lu^r^rs life-sa\ms equipment, able seamen "pid the social reformer have any Acting Mayoi Moorhouse Ui ( OUI 0] and certificated lifeboat men and Rive thousands whose hearts have been louse tonight and even little ones, bereft in many e?«n"t employed Appij .u idea for Improving present condl- said the fund alieady h^^J 1. !"^,. caaesof all their lovtd ones, bhoph with hulidinff ..___ the reasons therefor in answer to pierceoA by giief The daj was one of >our above Question "Well, ne took up a collection " but made no outer; Reply of Kedfleld. ' gloom There wag more than, the usual To this Secretary Redfield replied Sabbath quiet and the crowds of out- Jul-v It expressing appr^eci ition of the 901 DEAD BODIES TAKEN door pleasure-seekers were thin frankness of Mi Hull's letter in giv- ing details of the operation of the FROM THE DEATH SHIP Baseball games a^ain were post- : PAV hl^n-eat cash prices lor bouashold Eastland Secretary Itedfleld wrote. poned ooda. pianoa ami ofllcfl furniture; caab i * I note that this is a iteel, summer ^eivice boat, running from June 12 to Various TheorJew am to Accident. Com. _ ,__ _. „ September 8, during Which period it Continued From Page One. Various theories^as to what caused \VAVT to buy and lell icoof book«7 Is, uniler piesent rules, permitted to the Eastland to^ turn over were dis- and_ne^\ 153 Auburn aven have lifeboat^ and tafts for SO per cent attention to investigations of the ca- cussed The four considered most DKOP r^" wt H bring ta75~iop »o« of all on board (of whicn 75 per cent ^ Decatur St. ma> be rafts) ind life preservers for tastrophe and the work of providing piobablc were That the bo.it was o\er- everyone can led relief for those left destitute loaded. that ahe was not properly bal- "ThH hai been permitted from May "While no families were made wholly lasted, that a tug that made fast tc to October on the Great flakes because dependent by the disaster, it was said . of the fine weather Under these con- warp the Eastland from the docks The entire fund of tho city govern- MONTVIEW COL,L.Tla KENNELS own an ditions - - ' ment will be at the disposal of the Na- itions "v ou ai e IK onsed to can y 2570 many victims had been working only started pulling too soon, that conges- tional Red Cross society. Acting Mayor an •well nloiicr in ypais, kept rp]ipating, Ornakirk-Artist Bon Mud I*« $10. Heels- people (2,500 passenger*—70 c»ew) and half time or leas in recent months. tion of passengers rushing to the port Moorhouse announced "All gone, hwsbantl. cwn his wife ind AOtNTS. tert-d uiippltja for balu% Phono 27-J, Oecatur. ha\e lifeboats and rafts tor but 771 side attracted by some passing sensa- their 0 1 6 Time after time WAXTBD—Agents to -«Ul lot in the won- with life preseixors foi all You men- Several men who made this report. In -Chicago is responding to the call ' sh sai Ud thl,/^, but; nt" tion tipped the steamer over. fo,r relief and we will not need as- £ £' , ] toar fell. Jerful Loulalana-Toxa-i oil field. wrlto UOGH. tion thit your \rssol is'at times in ex- asking for aid, were asked why they e man ef ith veara, screamed Caddo-Clinton Oil "ml OP a Company. *Jl Electric company officials said to- ^stancsi; e from outside," he said "We ant°"l - ?°7 LY* cess of ft,n hour from shoi-e (at mid- started on the excursion while in poor have all the money needed and every strugR-iert with those about him Gra\ler fat. New Orleans. L.JU FANNY BERKSHIRES lake, one hout and thirty-five mm- day that npt more than one-third of case of suffering ,will be promptly re- | w,n?n he S-IW thp b"dl ;s of his wife and . reri^lered Kei-k-jliiica aro not food utes) anfl that she is at timrs within financial circumstances They replied children . erk-;liir. ^ We nu.ke a »peolalLy^ of th» the \ictims wei e employees, the oth- f ??TEt) — Mivn Dome itnd half an hour or mor^ away from that an organization of employees gave The acting mayor received hundreds V ry new pape . A hus'-'.ftr for bri.odi'ir pui POM'S — there a^e pl«n* other steamers. You say "at all time** the picnic and that experience had of telegrams from cities throughout Anpty Clt> Clrt-uluti of the co mm UP on PS evcryv\ here "\V« is v. ithm ten to Mxt> minutes of ilies or friends _ __ r Berkshire-) uf qualltv. breeding and steamers ' taught them It was best to buy tickets. Today's stories by witnesses and the United Stales and also in Canada, ra.1 oxco! If /!(,(• All agea. all prices. 4 offering aid. WANT f ;j— is~o 7 ov Your position is. therefore, one in \ lc\\ i inn P ihneito , thi. - «i« ni^o and following it All the East]and'a the Eastland dead was issued by an 1 Insertion lOc « line t-Utmlon UIVIV ESE STOC' K help, and over tweiUy miles from do with this the age- iengers except two or three hun-\ interdenominational committee of 3 Insertion* ttc • Una — unp mnn In hpiru time can •shore, while possibly having on "board n,ent of the excursion, but thkt mem- c 7 Iiinerflona Be a line good ninnev by hanfllinK nu- liberal \\TED. dr,ed who clung to the starboard rail Hundred? ol nhvalcians offered their proposition nf magH^lnf-s 918 Auatctl Bldg W ANTED—To buj buet cattle and mil* or climbed out starboard port holes. Se?v"?e, today Without charVe to ?ur- Ic per word flat (or cln«MlfIed advcr- cows or exchange milk cow» for beef cat- tle I. N Aikew, ^7S Marietta St. Atlanta were thrown into the river, crushed vlvora. tl*lnc\froni out«lde of Atlanta* x into the slimy mud of the bottom or No advertisement accepted for !•«» HELP WANTED—Female phono 3873. Bell. Mam E16. imprisoned ,between decks. DIVERS SEARCH- than two lines Count aii ordinary l v-ords to each line. I OK tVI.E LlMtlns of Boat Noticed. anied- by government WRECKED STEAMER. Discontinuance of ativerflaing must Cellini nations October JERSEYS Listing of the boat was noticed, Chicago. July 25. — DiverS all last be In writing It will not be accepted free Franklin Insil- FOR immediate tale two fancy Jeraejr bull borne said, 15 minutes before She turn- night, today and tonight continued by phone HIs protects your interest* _ _ toch-,tor. N ^ Y __ calves, onf a ercut grandson of Cham- ed over Captain Pcdersen said five search of the wrecked ateamei East- as well a* ours. cnot u_ hlp_offe:i extra line cow a ure jjood type* well marked. the slow list had become an , over...- narily is from six to eight miles an If TOD can't brine or iicnd only $40 each ixtfiitered and with extended turn. Men, girls. your Want Ad. pfaon* Ualu •WAN IJED~\Vorhli li igree f air \ lew^F irm P^J^^tto, Ga, . women ana chil- hour, has been reduced to about one 40 old Box 144 Biggest Reduction Ever Mad• ••MWWs dren, deck gear and furniture slid Into mile by closing gates in the drainage 5OOO or Atlanta &OO1. 0(ERSBY"CU\V for bale, rreah~ln~nTirkri:e1n^ the water in a conglomerate mass, canal dam at Lockport. This kept tie, gl%e-i 4 jfallon» milk per da>. Prlc« Best Set of Teeth . . Thirty minutes later survivors had f y^iBreat_ hull ^ steady and prevented HELP WANTED—Mate and Femala $30 J D Cornv.Ul, 57 Flndly st,, city, vay of bodies Courteous operators, thoroughly fa- near JTIora. avenue ^ lest Sold Crowns . . been put safely ashore and the fish- nee drawn _ miliar, with rate*, rules and classifica- OR SALE—Twenty ntca prade Jersey ers for the dead • tar ted the work that I to eet today tions, will give vou complete Informa- STUDY SHORTHAND AT I^JGHT, hflf>rs one « tiitc face Hereford male ea)f. was to continue in a long monotony at Clark street free of curious crowds tion. And, if yr j wish, they will assist INSTHL'CTION by a former court reporter. one registered mhort-horn Durb.ani male. A, Bridge Work Per Tooth throughout the day and night (and allowed those whose duties called you In 'wording your 'want ad to maka TIPPCTT SCHOOL OP SHORTHAND. L. Suttles &. Co Miller Union Stick Yards. 11 1 it most effective SOI Healcy Buildlnc Ivy 7*69 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Beginning; late last night lin ! "' " there unhampered freedom. The 3 result was that the forenoon''s work , Accounts opened for ads by telephone . to accommouatc you If your name Is in I 1 -\\ t- itid id ud<)r<- HORSES AND VEHICLES -i' the tele jjh one directory Other want mplatinplati e mo J Like ^'CTri'"—\r"a~~b^i7^^r^e" llne^7]r all day today Identifications -v\ ure this morning foit>-two bodies. Then ads la We 11 by telephone . to be tmid i ift h jrii« and large motfngV vsn made with rapidity aiii rull at 1_U- H* ale> bld than a hundred. of two moie corpses. Eight other bod- same day printed. (0 Tears af Sam* LoMtlon Cor. Peaehtru and Decatur St». fciVElHV HAS USB VOH CO«- FOR petition* aa •tenoKr&pher or took- Tension and repreMion Were ahown {^sTrom'Tue J^?VS? dSSSS ke«plcc reclstcr wiUi Mia* Hltt, HIS uraat in the Identification Una. Vhote wno folico patrol boati ctuised around •X1TUTIOA 1VAJVT AJDS. - Xvjr XSJ. _ Read The (Constitution Want Ada. MEWSPAPKJRI THE OOJMaTJL'rUTJLUN, ATLANTA, UA., MO*O>AV, JLTLiT 26, Page JNiiie.

MONEY TO LOAM AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT—Apartments WANTED—Real Eetate CITT THE PRUDENTIAL M PKEPIiKS ST., A»Arctr floorfloor" * apar____t me_n t o* 1 "WANTED—To buy from awn***, 60-foot alx roomfc,;. ha. * privat. rlvate at«Msteamn heatlnheat Inc* nys- lot on paved street, north «lde, *ood horn* INSURANCE , COif- EXCHANGE'CAB tern, and all th* city conveniences; exterioxterior ! section, close to cur line. Can p#y about newly painted. excellent residential section. I 11*500. Will trade cood renting property PANY is now accepting BARGAINS "WEAK" WANT ADS Rent. |JB. Cham P. Qlover Realty Co.. 3^4 *nd par caah difference. J-225, care Con- loans on- high-class im- Walton street. stltntlon. p 1»1» BIO BIX tOCOMOBItB SBVEW- ELEGANT 4-room apartment; Meant heat, WILL trade nice bulldinr lot& aa part pay- proved Atlanta property PASSEHOER TOCIUNa BODY .AND hot and cold water. Janitor service; all ment on home on South Pryor street, be- at 6 per cent. Prompt SEVEN-PASSENGER LANDAUUCT nfftdorn convenience*. (35 per month. Can tween Georgia avcnuo and Rawsoi*, atreet BOOT, COMPLETE EQUIPMENT. ARE POOR ECONOMY b« M«* at 324 Forrest av», I*. B. Banders. balanco like rent, not less than S rooms, not STAHTER. UGHTB. REPAINTED. •wnar. *OT F«t«rs Bldj. to exceed tS.OCO. Main 6515. , / and courteous attention. ORIGINAL PRICE »7.000. . ,J. . .. »M60 WANTED—Small horn*; muat be THE WAVERLT. 5 and t-room aparttnei . Rinall cash payment, not over $23 per CHAS. H. BLACK, 1«I» BIO BIX PIERCE-AHBOW. You're data* jrounelf an Injustice when you try to save a few • Bplvndld location; every modern conven- month. Olve all particulars. Quick Bm*i- 7-PASSBNGER TOURING. EQUIP- ience; rent/very reasonable. I. 8760. Owner. n«c^ care Constitution. MENT. REPAINTED; ORIGINAL words on 'your want ad. Real Estate Loan Agent. PRICE, 16.000. 310-211 Empire Building. reduced rmtts. Apply Mr. FARM l.ANI>R 1>1B BTEAHN8-KNIGHT FIVE-PAS- WILL exchange 92.000 tc flO.tOD worth ttt Phone Ivy in. SENaiSIt TOURING, EQUIPMENT, Oftentlmat people leave out one feature, to save a few cents, ladlea' ready-to-wear c at nulls. dre*ae«. STARTER, LIGHTS. NEW TOP. 2-ROOM apt.; all modern convent coal*, furs, shirts, shin iii^tB, millinery, REPAINTED: ORIGINAL PRICE. that might be Just the thine that would clinch the reader—and etc., for Improved farm: or Atlanta In- come\ propeny. Leo til tti White* U.liiO 1 11.110 FIVE-BOOM APT., Including sleeping porch. hall. Atlanta. Ga. probably cloee a deal for you. ' _ $25; all conveniences. _ *l_Currler. Ivy 18I«. TO LOAM. 1>10 SO-flO BTKARNS CHAIN-DRIVE of rnon.T la l«« OB AtluU BIX BOOM S^~17~Anri«f~a ven u»7~App]y ~own- WILL exchange established ladles' ready- •Mr-fey Improved pmputr, >% to t p«r RACING CHASSIS, WITHOUT ej, 8S Angier_ aimn to-wear Elore on Whitehall at,. Atlanta, «tnt, •tr«l kl; •!» maBtblr pl>£ >t • sir BODY «4IO PHONB TOOK WANT ADS Make your Want Ad Complete. value $14,000. exchange Cor Improved ••nt «—m Bi > yMrs'»•»•••'\ \ timstimeL, p«rablpuabl* I21.II22.IC peMr TO MAIN t«». ASK FOR farms or Atlanta ln.com* property. Ad- Vsottth on the thousand, wfalcb iDClade* In- j EXCHANGE CArt DEPARTMENT . drft»»H-6»l. Consllluiion. will also lend •mall« CLASSIFIED AD DEPT.; ATLANTA. MM. Tell the reader all the Rood point*. OR t7NFDRNISH£D. LIST your real Mtato with na, VT« r«v« tb* LOCOMOBILE COM- • ATT?V *P*rtment, newlv decorated, steam cuMtomera. Qeo. P. Uoore. JO Auburn avc,. •*»•*•-"•*• •*• heat, every modern ccmvenlaiicc. ••cond floor. 8a)«»m«n: I. W. Harroll, Lotal* PANY OF AMERICA , Janitor service; rent reasonable. Apply 793 M. Johnson. T. U. Word, fom* to ••* ua. Piedmont avenae. Apt. 6. HAVE several houirea ana lot* that owners SPECIAL HOME FUNDS «» PEACHTREB ST. NB3W t-room. l-»torr renldenoe, ' beavtiful •111 exchange for a googoo084. by Auvuert 1. etato prices and locatio DANDY HOME of »lx room«. very attrac- The following aohedule flgrurea ar« pnV> rier atreet. Ivy SOH-J. Addreaa H-17S. Con*Ututlon. tive and h-is every conv«nlonte. located Broad and Marietta Streets Lights and Starter. llahed oalr aa lato itloa FORREST AVB)., 3 lar»* unfnr. room*, In fecst section of Piedmont i ftvcnuo. cant guaranteed: V you are looking tor » nice place, -with private home, all conveniences. front. iBrjre lot. |« 750. Chii". D. Hurt. SOI •r without meau. Ivy STIC. Roommate TWO lar*e furnished rooms and kHehenette, FOR RENT—Office* Fourth National Bank bul 1 dinjr__M*. 1 n_850^ Hiidaon automobile for &alo . Atlanta Terminal Station. all convohlencea. 62 Mills SL Atl. »T4S-B. client of mine has de- WILL sell to colored people, 6-room house. •Dally except Sunday. fSunday only. 107 PIEDMONT AVENUE SOUTH 8XDK. on gbod street, near Morri* lirt>wn cbl- m car, any t»tyl«. Un- Atlanta, Hlrmlniclimm and Atlantic. NICKLY turnUhed XIQIQJI; board. cjUoa*^ lege, $2,750, ea,Ti>' terms. G. O.. care C»n* THRBffl fur. apts..,. private •ntranoej jfcH atltutjon. \ enUon. ,_ -...tract. Will s*ll the affective May SO. Arrive, board at HIM Roddy's, 847 modern eonvanniencol ; good neighborhood; deposit for ¥300. Purchaser will gat *ame Brunswick, Waycrow Peaohtr«e; young; men or couple. clean and reuontnablei . for llfbt houaekeep- rc'R An»l*y Park lot» •*• Hdwin v. Aaaiay, &crvlco rights from the Hudson branch a» and Thomauvllle ...... «:lffam Ing. 4 B Dodd ave. FOR RJCNT—-Office* la Constitution bnl i«t forHytb bultdlng. ' TURMAN & CALHOUN If bought direct. Phon* Ivy 6161 or call Brunswick, WaycroM "" ™ "Piro btdg. PEACHTKEH1. WILL ACCOMMO- THItEB unfur. roome with bath for Jicht ln«; mil modem conve«ieacea> Bee Jofe* v ••egad JFleor J}m»lr« JSld*. and Thc-masvUle ... DATE BOARDKRS- CAUU bouaekeeplnc; &H modern conv»al*nc«»; KMUht INM.\N I'AHK. AUTOMOBILE BARGAlk Ble.pln* cars on nlB&t trains b«twe«n At- IVY 8672. d nnlchboirbood; close in. Main l*fr»-J. WILL, aacrlffca paying renting Investment lanta and Thomaaville. Putllam at. fur caah. Tonant satisfied. Owner. Main A STEARNS, 6-passenger, chain drive, with TWO nice' cool front rooms, with or without 6383. DESIRABLE city and farm new top. electric lights, new tiros, motor board to gentlemen, private home. I-2»aj-L TIIRKE UNF-UHNISHED ROOMS FOE In fine shape. For particulars apply 77 N. AOaat* «nd Wwt Fain* Hallroad OoHpany. kXCJCLLuINT board *nd rooms, bkoek of GENTLEMEN, ONE APARTMENT; AL1 loans nlade promptly. Pryor _btreet. *?•—******. IVom—— Ko. Depart jgofttfeino. Ivy 6«0*-J. tS W%Uon fctr»*t. CONVENIENCES. 106 WHITBHAU^ HT. <2 West Pt. 8:16 mm 36 New Or.. 6:25 am offtcee. elncie and en eu FOR SALE-^-Tv, o hou^ea on on* lot nt as ONE strTjjped" "Bulcte. 45 H. P^, run 14 K1Q PEJACHTREH ST., choice MCODd floor otns» lljtht housekeeping, *leclrlo price that will pay 14 per cent or IK per W. B. SMITH, months, good condition, juet painted and llColum'a. 10:56 am Ifi Columbus *:46 am 9J.O room, excellent table. Ivy MSB-J. llchta,, hot and cold water, f 15 per month. Some of the«e are equipped with com- four new tires; the bivgeat bargain In At- ISMevr Or. ll:t«nm 33 Mont*'*.. B:10 am preeeed air and dental waate: hot and cold cent upon the fnv«#tmont. Will take leas JO New Or.. s:ll pal 3S Nsw Or.. >;00pm SjJCBLY jfur. room, with or without board; \1t K. Fair at. water In all office*; all night elevator wet- thun $2 000 cash to handle tWJs proposition. 708 Fourth Nat! Bank lanta at *27G if sold In the next 3 daym. THREE completely furnished room*; dealr- Just spent 9200 In June on thla car for re- |4 Mont«>.. 7:l>pia HColumbUB 4:65pm private north side home. Ivy 3T8J-I*. vice; location bent in the city and *ervloe Uoud title. Phone Ivy 7J95 or call at 342- Bldg. palra. ISfi Rawaon at. Maln_4E79-JU JOColumbu. 7-.Upm 37 M*w Or. t;ft« pm NICELY fur. front rooms wTth board; rate m,ble location and. reasonable rent^ 604 *aaxcell«4. Cantfler building. Ca&dler An- 846 Truit Co. of Ga, blag »6Uai».Or. ll:jefm 41 W«Bt ft. »:it pm resJonable. Ivy 7B70-.L 10 1C. North avo. TVaahlngton street- ' nex and Forsyth building-. ANA O. Caodler. .LOAN AOIBNta TRAVULKRB 1NBURANCH JB1O 6 Hudnon car, .practically new, In per- Jr., Agent. Phone Ivy 6174. 213 Candler WILL S1CLL 2 lota for $225 each, water COMt>ANY. Keal eitate loatta, current rate, i foct condition, vipll sell at a bargain or HOOU and board, close In , convenience*. TWO nlo« unfur. rooms V for llyht house- and cnwer, near oar ,11 ne. Thin is a genu-> Centra] at Ge irsrla Katlwaf. keeping;; all conveniences; cheap and Bldg. 8«e Mr Wltklnaon. >, in* bargain. You ran make hioney on lhl» Murofekae* monoy note.* bJUght. See Hex B. exchange for a little car or real estate. •-fne Bli 21 E. Catn etreet. Ivy 2120-L. clean; food neighborhood. IS Cooper at. Mooney. Cl Hatiner Itiourajace A««Acy. | Ivy 3730-J. FRONT BOOM, with, board, modern horn* FOR RfiNT—Half of office. l«x!4H. fn —build on them or hold for advance. H-17K, Orant *>id». B&tb phone*. Arrive From — Xlephu-t To— Hurt bidg*. Good location for combina- BY OWNER, ills Foard touring- ear, *170; Ibema.vUle. «:S5am Savannah... l:.00ara Igllzabgtti street. lamanj^arh. Ivy^ 63»5-l* v LOAN* on «en»aL biurineu property and boug-ht in April, leaving town. Addres* JackwuivUle. t:47 «m LARGE, nlovly fur. rooms, with or Without tion office. Price HO p«r month. Addrew IP IT Is real estate you want to buy or 'H-167^ care Conatltutlon. Albany 8:00 am APAKTMBNT of two front rooms, hot and H-147. Constitution. _ \ realdeuoea «u» an ' Kavannah... <:Uam Macon 13:30 pra Us. 16 Wllllai ' cold water, ga*. Price J10. S8» Whitehall. ' •all. It will pay ycK» to MB* m*. A. Orav«s, OAKLAND roadster for Hate, in firat-clao* Albany ..... e:2B am Uacon 4:00 pra NICELY furnished room*, with board. St deek apace, with \phon« J4 Bart Hunter street. condition. Ivy 663. Jackaonvlll*. r:40am JackHonvlllft. 8:40 pra West Nortli avenue. Ivy S774-L. THRtfE lar«e unfur. room* lor llsht househo - aervfcea of itenoKrapher: bent locate WE MAKE a specialty of Georgia lands. Savannah.. 19:20 pm k««plnv; »11 conv*nt*nc««. 44 BroyL« fice bulld.ftr in city. P. O. Box 344. Thos. W, Jack*on-Burw*ll Co.. 1011-lt -Law. 1SO>-K 4th Na-t. Bk. WANTED. Valdouta..... 0:40 pm Fourth National Bank building. l , MONEY TO LOAN. _ WANTED—To exchange 9- horsepower Jacksonv'*. 10:20 pm ATTRACTiy BOOM FOR RKFINBP WBST KND. 11AL LOANSJ TO SALARIED •Alamo portable gasoline engine; been run Thomaav'e. 12:01 am COUPLE. LAD1K3 OB QETNTLffiSlAN''; THREES housekeeping rDomn. beat part FOR RENT*-Typ«wrlt.tr» NICE lot for fMlo In Colqultt Hill cheap. _ AT REASONABLE HATKA one day only, for Ford runabout, .-(rood con- Albany.... 13:01 am BEST MJBALB BBRVBD IN ATLANTA. Oordon •(« July and Aucu.it. Ph»b« w. '~ Phone Ivy 3107 dition.^ TV. _T._ Campbell. JKoekmart, Ga. rourth National Bank saa-j. . BOUTHIiHN LOAN CO.. CHICKEN 8KRVED DAILY;; t BLOCKS MVBVKBAN. 3 i 9-jiO TKMPLt] COURT. ^ TWO vacant lota, no Incumbrance, s;aod ti- and Marietta strveU. FROM CAPITOL. 2BO-262 E. FAIR ST. tles; tost mo $800. -win trade for autb 4*0, Standard 1*7. ItATKS »4. SINGLE! ROOMS. FOUR MONTHS for M and up. Initial pay- CHANCE TO EDUCATE YOUR CHIL- MONK* >XUl UALAKlKD PBOPLJB ment applied ID event of purchase. Fac- DREN. In ftuburb of College Park can aND OTHCK& upon their cwn names; roadster, good condition. Will pay cash dif- BEAUTIFUL room with Bood meal> tn 1^p FOR BENT—Three unfurnl8h«d rooms. S12, tory rebuilt typa writer* — fully guaranteed-— «he*p rates. *a«y paym*nt»; confidential. ference for car that suits. Phone Main 6214, Southern Hallway. vate home, near Grant Park, for on* lncludJn«r light and water. Main 2407. •29 to |<0. Write for 8PKCXA1* ttUUMKR be had at ftacnflue price a beautiful 7- |«»tt A Co.. 120 Auttfitl bulldli or call 101S 4th Naf 1 Bank Bldg. Currier of the South. room bungalow \\ Ith tile bath, servant's young man ; electric light* and bath a0- i-JUCE LIST NO. 79. house, \lmrn. gB.r*ge and E-ftcr« lot. Inv- "W*3 HAVJf) ON *IAN£> 116.000 INDIVIDUAL A BEAUTIFUL LOT. l«0x*0e, opposlt* MOt Arrive Fro— - No. Depart To— joining, jiheap. Main 48»7>-lfc American Writing it&chlne Company. J»A«n«vIlle. S.Jfanj medlatc sale necessary. Owner, 42 W. Ala- rUKSM FOR QUICK PLACEMENT AT Brookhaven Club, for 13,600 nao.lne ear ATTRACTIVE furnlahed room for couple, . 4 « N. Pryor Bt. Atlanta. Ga. baysia atreet. Atlantji._ T 'JCJI CJBHT. i*. H. ZUKLINJH 4k CO.. fn fin* condition. AAdrea* B-lflf. care Con* it JacKson'e. Hit am Xfl^Colum'a.. «:16 am xentlemen preferred; beet table board In (01-2 SILVJfiY BLI>Q. MAIN I2«. stltutlon. 3; New lork.»:0i«m as Kan. City" 6.16 am FOR" SALE—Ona 4-room and on* t-room IJi-oluon'a tail am 1 Chicago.. «:20 am refined home, all Convenience*. Main fiai4-J, ould like to rent th# dining room o^fii", on Mason & Turner's Ferry road, PROMPT loana on improved Atlanta realty IJShrevep't «:a(hain 12 Klchm'd. 6:65 am C 08 Waahlngton street. and kttch*n of *om« 1arg» boafdlnr hou*e. FOR RENT— Gar*tje« antf mlriutes' v.atk to car tine; wacrlflce for —«!*« Huuranae funds for farm loans. M-i 17T»ccoa... «:l»am 9 Ch.au*'a. 7.10 am m a. PB yon STREET. Apply SoicC P. B., cafe Conatltutloll. S2,000. By own«r, J. \V. Suvage, Route C, L Btone. M7 CandXer bldg. Ivy »"&• . convenience*, con- JOHN M. SMITH CO. ^tilellln ---- «.20am 32 Ft. Val'y. 7:15 am OENTLEMKN, «4.2G per week; iadlea, *S.7I, WANTED—Light hounekeeplng apartment crete floor, running* w*t*r, cheap ; good Box__l«l,i_Atl»ntA. (Ja _ ^ WE LOAN on Atlanta real estate and JMiy IIKume.... >:4fi am 18 Bruns'k.. 7:45 am by eeupift. north aide. Stata Urms. H-iae. locatlcfn. Rear 17 E. North Ave. I. G474-L.. FOR SALE—CotleffQ Park. rholce home. •urotaaae money notev. 309 Grant Bldg. Toe 1> »t. Val'y io:«6 am IS N. Y.... 13:05 pm Conntltutfon. Merchant^ A Mecnanlca^ Banking A Loan Co, Automobile Coach Work •> 21 Colum'a, 10.60 am *0 Charl'o. 1J:15 pm NICELY fur. rooms and the beet of tablw MONEY TO LOAN on Atlanta and BiiDurban CARS REPAINTED 7Macoa.eu . 11:10 am 6 M-fccon.. 19:20 pm. illlng to aacriflco s real estate, |600. li.OOO. 51.&00, |2.500. S ?J >PHl« 11.15 am 29 Blrm'xo. U:S6 pm FOR WENT—nrlvceUancoua War lick, Collese Park Tope recovered and repaired, W 30 N. Y.... 3;*6 pm FOR RENT—House* DuMon A Pay. 40» Equitable. Ivy S67S. prlnva and axlea repaired. . ryor a., e enae f YOU want to r*nt apt. or ba*ln«a* prop* 15 Rome.... — »:35v pm . erty. *** B. 1C. Orant * Co.. Grant Bid* FARM LANDS. '" J30.000 private funds to lend on Bodlee built to- «rder or repalrwL bCinuin'L.. 4:25 pm nloeet furnished room*; (ood loca- city property. Mr. Uodd, 32 IS. Alabama tion. Atlanta phonphonee &&I7-A. BKAUTIFULLY fiirnlabed home, near IB Toccoa... *:45 pm Pe«ohtr««( large lot; »Ver)r convenience. •treet. Matn 1287.^ 120-123-124 Auburn Avenue S3 Colum'a.. »:10pm NICEST furnished room* wltb or without J. Qregory Murphy. Betitlng Agent, F«t«r« ,1 OWN SEVERAL thousand dollars to lend, S per SB Memphla. &:lo pm board, hot and cold water, clone in. Main bulldlpy. Main »02<. REAL ESTATE ( cent 5 yeare.,Horton Bron,. S04-5 Temple LET US PAINT YOUR CAR. 28 Ft. VaJ'y. fi:20pm Court bldj(., AtJRnta. Oa. 10 Macon... 6:30 pm andsome house, furniahln^B 740 ATLANTA AUTO FINISHING CO.. . ae of bedroom. "Mahocany," MONKY TO LOAN on fir-«t mortgasre At- 7«1 WHITEHALL BT. WEST ma. . y. 1.06pm »6 Hefiiri.... I:4B pm J3» Rlchardetm et. 116 OR 113 Eaat leventh atreot, between lanta or Suburban property, Sol J^psteltt, B. H. JlSffDERSON. W. 13. lbCh«tt*'a. S:36?S 4S Aslievllle. S;40 pm Piedmont park nd Piedmont avenue. SJa Hurt bidK- Call fvy 4BB6. 24 Kan. City S.55pm 24 Jaokeo'o 10:05 pm Wil1l1 selFell one or both; they are splendid acres of Stewart county land IJCotum'a. 10;i5pm X Jackso'* 10;6ipru 1NJIAN PABK. - hornne' s or fair investments, rentlnc for *fl& •4,000 AT B per cent to lend, 3 years, on RADIATORS REPAIRED" lo aro JO:4S FOR KENT—HOUaBS. mon_nth_ each______. _ Wil.._„l Mil____1 chea__ p_ o__r trad._e_ _for farm. I> O. Dougherty, 1015 ffhlrd Nat'l OUT-OF-TOWN orders returned same da] •**7^ * lruita' a P"» 11 atarevp't 11.BU pin A P-EW neleet boarders wanted; private 81 foNCE DB LKON AVE,, corner Court- which I will trade for At- r £.. -t, Kun £>aily. Central Time. famnyt all convenience*.' Ivy 1SH-1* •mailer home or Income property, have Bank building. K _CUy Ticket Office. No. 1 PeaChtree dt. land, a niagniflcent place, carrying every comfort. W« offer a splendid rental propoHl- rooms, 2 baths, garage, servant'* hovee, va- lanta real estate. The land MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Atlanta AT£ANTA AUTO "REP^CO? tlon on thin, por heat; wide lot frontage. real «atate. Fltvhugh XnoX 1*19 Candler Union Passenger Station. FOR RENT—Roormt^ 235-ACR^ FARM. 135 acres be In a culti- has no encumbrance. hutiding. SMITH, EWING & RANKIN, vated. on railroad ; has Aiding for ship- Radiators, Fenders, 'Tanks "Dally except Sunday. tSundajr only. ping; only 18 mile* of Atlanta; good train MONEY TO LOAN on Atlanta real estate. Lampa. wmUehlelda Uade and Repaired. ; MII>». . ISO PBACHTRBBl 8T. Otis &^HoMlday. »OS Petera Bldg. service ; about 7fl. acres bottom land, GO No>, Arrive JTroia— £*o. Depart To- acres can l>e Irrigated by gravity; C~mule Address MON EY TO~LOAN on~Atiania rtai -rr~ \Varlick Sheet Metal Mfg. Co. THE MARTINIQUE 337 MYRTLE ST., between gth farnt going on Bharvs; public road through 1 lids S •" 248 EDGE WOOD AVENUS J Char)e*n. 8.10 am 2 AUK.. t DM. room*. wUh batfa; eoelest hatuw ^ W. B. Bmtth _T08_4th_.Nat" l Bai^k_ , a^Vilm'n. e.JUam lij.wt. ___ 7:80 am :orn*.r KI'l* and Ivy str*et«u_ and loth sts., we have this splen- property; has 1 tenant haute*,, stable and "M.E.'V B6NET~T6~LE~XD~on~ctty ~proPertyT W^cT' 11 Buclch'd. 7-48 am .„„,, . •« barns; about 20 fresh botton _ Alston. 1203 jThlrd Nj-t'T Bank BId£ ODOM BROS. CO. •JJ yu-lth'd. 9.2U am NICELY fur. single room. Splen- O-fOOm all i land Estimate tble year's ct-op cotton ., No. 123 Cotton Ave. » OPEX all nlsht. Now In our more spacious « —-*,,.1.05 pm. ,, * - , to 60 bales, corn ^00 to 1,200 bushels, with Quarters. Uara^e and repair work * SEW- i 6 Augusta. 4 36 pn. did location; $10^ per month, the modern conveniences; furnace) peas, hay, potatoes. Will aell or t,rafl« clulty 41-43 Ivy St. Main 1622. Atl. *0t. t New 1'ork farm as It Ktancli with mulea, COIAB, ho^fl. Macon Georgia. __ __ mnd Au«. f:so pn, heat.H beautiful lot, large front wagons and all farm Implementa for home. Ivy 3894-_l- or rent property; f65 acre. SoniA of this CENTRAL GARAGE THE PICKWICK porcti, - ideal residential section. lanAY AND N1GUT, the acre. As a truck and dairy or cattle GET beautiful 11 lu«truled leaflet and V lint ¥ANT" firwt mortgatfe loan, 84-31 AU1JUKN AVB. IVY TlOi. j £!£C*cUv» Nov. Ha— Leave, t Arrive. TEN *TD«I FIKBPROCV. For rent from September ist, $50 farm no better place can be found. SOO—. „.on. new 6-roo. m houae. - - _ ,} Cincinnati-lx>ulsvllta t . ., m7,- ,ft .», WBLI. furnished roome wltu connectln* level (arms for sale* before ROlnj to South c«s. Worth IJ.fiOO and Bold to a very ' EQUIP your car with "Holllday" bumpers U."'ca«» and Nwrlhwemt.. I 4:46 pm|12*10 pm bath. Conv.nl.at abower bath on .aok f l«r. month. Chas. P. Glover Realty aorglfc A B. & A. Excursion Au^, 4. Write coed party. Will pay fl per cent and S per ^nd shock absorbers, Telephone Ivy 4661. i Cincinnati and Louisville. .7:13 ami 6,50 pm 77 Pali He St.. near Carne«l. IJbrary. or phone for copies. W, W Croxton, Q. P. cent com ml Ml oh. Property adjt>lha Drufd A.. L. Credelle Specialty Company, 22* ! Knoxvllle via. Blue Kidg*. .1:22 ami tt:00pm Co.. 2% Walton St. WILL sell or exchange for city renting prop- A., A.. B. & A. R. H (Phone Main 1111) Hills. This IB a loan on which you take no geachtree street. v. j Knoxvllle via Car tern vlil*. .7:13 *to( »i60pm 70 E. MERR1TTS AVE. erty or automobiles, 100-acre farm In *ur,a rood bar. ti-d coptln# about on* semi-central propertj worth twice the loan*'AU!O TANKS. HOODS and «..„»„ „» KCective May 20. IS IB, itlti, t\LHJL.trn. Bachelor room* 4» All rooma larva, well lighted and ventilated. FOR SALE—Cemetery Lot* JLcri Jn l.'gh wlate of cultivation Addrean Pleawe consult us if interested. Thos. J. nheet metal work. 5l and *7 South Vorsyth 1 NoV .Arrive Vrom— No. Depart To— tnxe^__; _every modern flnnvanlnncc. IV ThEs home. Is far above the average.. Ad- S II W.. 601 Trust Co/ of Ga. Bide. Phon* 209 t;rnnt• bld--- t «tr.'«,t. Main L'lflT or Main 3*G2. 11 N. Y 1:uOam H.30 am 1 DESIRABLE room, private home, eUcirfcf- dress H-liS. Constitution. I HAVE one of the best Jots in 8*90. 11 NorColIC.. :00 am 30 Monroe.. 7.0»nn0,_, am i southern expoaure; reaaonable; I».ala HOUSES. *toreA offices and bunlneve epace PAJIM. 'pe."Ke tmot. \ near At- 11 Waahl'n.. 7:00 6N. Y 3.0l)pm near. Ivy 1284-J. for rent. A phone meoMajre will bring our Oakland cemetery, which I will . If wH,l, mall bulletin. 11 Portam'h. 1 :.oo pm rent bulletin by malt, or a polite. Intelligent Brolherfon A Ca.nfib.in. East Point, Ga. STOCKS AND BONDS MOTORCYCLES — BICYCLES 3.00 pm IN, nicely furnlahect room. In apart- sell, cash or easy payments. Call 1 17 AblM.».C. 8:Dflum « Norfolk.. ment, every convenience. 14 Waflt Peaob~ representiLtive to help you find what per cent fir 6 J*lrm.'in.» 2.14 pm, a.oo —- you want. Overs* V. Moore. It Auburn 8:30 to 10 a. m., 528 Grant build- ^•ACBn unencumbered fertile tarm; three; mortgage bond.%i, tnki-n a« part payi ^FOV^^CfU' 23 Memphia Il:i0am .loo SS! t,..: apariment ».- Phon. Ivy mi-J. avenue, eeoond floor. Fhonea: Ivy 232* and Forrest hotel at Home. , SlSSONlA—Large, cool fur. or unfur. elngl* houMef. fruits, «p] Ings, pastures, on railra - for constructlnE th x 2.t £irm'm. 11.10 am 23 Hirm'n.. a:4l> pm I»27. Atlanta phone B40». ing. Mr. Eakes, Ivy 764. ad near Dalta:n . 11-183" '" . Constitution. Valkup Company. Con- : I N D E R MOTORCYCLE; KN. ¥ 6:00 pm ( Blrro'm.. ft :ao pm room* with prtrat* bath; *l»o an.aU apt*, pa^rc-uiars—- j MOST PERFECT MOTORCY- fi Waahl'n.. 6.00pm 5 Memphis, fi :20 pm 61 W. Harris. Jvy 7098. FOR RENT—HOUSES—!31 P»achtr«« Circle, i NorHollc.. 6.00 pm 11 Abbe.S.C. 4.00pm ten rooma. two bath*, very larffe lot, iCLE ON EARTH. Territory for t PortBm'h, ^t UN. Y »:30pm furnace, carace, servant'a room.; very ftest FOR WENT—ApartmenU PURCHASE MONEY NOTES5 > , , . ,, \ T T i i I213lrm'm,' . "»:00pm 12 Norfolk.p . 8.38.30p0 m location In city; Will make ldn|r lean*; want S . eood'assents; great sellers. Used' zauonroe.. n.oopm iaport«m^h. i.s1.30po m LARGE front room, private family, ftll c« good tenant and to such win make low rate; WjLNTftjlJ—"io buy vood ^.conu Clt Mctrt OIB l- llW st venlences, gentlemen only; references. '•ftcnnt geptem her 1. Ivy 1511. monthly note, u.1 reajionBbW dlacou Si:; motors boughagnt and sold. For » ^J» "" ~ Ivy tt543._^ _^ PEACHTREE ROAD—Modern" home, offered H. zuriuu » Co.. C01-J «ll>-.y bun. Wnttern and Atlantic Railroad. quiet room, near Peachtree and furnished or unfurnished. 9 rooma. beau- particulars address A. G. Arapian, No. ArrlT. From — No. Depai t To— • -i-oncd de Leon, exceptional environ- tiful premises; Rood party offered very at- 3 and 4-Room Apartments 3 Nashville. 7.10am M Cblc&ga.. 1:15 am ment_and_convenience_b.__Ivy S5aB-L> tractive proportion. Smith. Ewlng: & Han- manager, 50 Alburn ave., Atlan- NICELY furnlahed room, conhectlng bath, THERE IS AN EVER-INCREASING DEMAND for small, steam-heated 73 Home. .. 10:£0 am 2 Nashville. l:3Bam apartmftnts. W« liet below several of the beat—being: nicely located, well ta, Ga. »3 Memphis 11:15 am 12 Memphis. 4:B6 pm centraUy located, for one or two Eentlc- THREE hlg-h-clans bunffalows for rent. 1 1 .Ml.hvlUe. < -.16 fm 1. Home ---- 1 :16 t>m men. Call Ivy' 8170-L. feteam-neatcrt, screened; every conven- appointed auitea at reasonable rates: WANTED—Secona-nana IS I* and Uli » Uhlcaco,. >:»pm t MaabvUle. »-.tO pm NICELY lur. room. In mahogany ; running ience. J. Gregory Murphy, Renting Agent, BUCL,IT>—Corner EueUd avenue and Hurt street. Three and four-room apart- NEGEO PICTtrilE ^ Harley-Oavldoon motorcycle*,, Southern No »6 — Dlile Fljer, arrive. Tarmlnal water, and kitchenette If dwired. Ivy Petera buljdlng._ Main 3026. ments, with Kleeplnff porches, at J32 GO and $37 50. Motorcycle Co., SO Edge wood avA 1. ft7»l-J. fi067-J. 2B7 EAST NORTH AVE^is a l-room cot- SMEDL.EY—45 Currier «tr*et. Thre* and faur-rrooni apartments, at $30 Oft etatton. v SHOW LOCATION USED rioter-cycles, all makeo, $S6 and up. NICELY furnlahed rooms, all xiottveolencea. tage with all modern caiurrnleftcea, neigh- _..m„] »37,60,„.,„„. - 34 Cone, block froin post of flee. borhvod. idvml;. rwnt reducSd to KB. Call FI.EMINQ—Corne~ r Junipe~ r and" Tent~ h Street' * Very attractive four-room v \ He tail department. Harle>-Davldsoc. M»- Ivy 4446. ask for Mr. Beem. ^ AT 13» DBCATDB ST. IS A MOVIH tor r-u Atiunxa Ga., 22+ Feti.c.itr«e .U. JTAXiSABS^ NICELY FUBNISHHIIX LAB.GE, COOL apartments, at *42.50 and »45.00 AND I WII.L MAKE AN AT- J SECOND-HAND vln motorcycles In »ood FRONT ROOM. 64 FORREST AVBJ. ~EAU1 _ S-room brick home, fn Druid , CORNENER " PPARlO"LANEA RIO LANE " ANAND'"WESTMINSTED WESTMINSTERR DRIVE—\DRIVE—AVoV oi\l arranged and TRACTIVE PRICE. A GHBAT OP- condition, iviint for sale. 50 Auburn ewe. H1HS lection; every convenience^; garage. 1 thoroughl- y equipped four-room apartments i..n Analey .I-ark. prJc« PORTUNITY IS HERE FOB A TAXI CABS LARGE, nicely fur. room to youOjf gentle* Gregory Murphy, Renting Af>«nt. Patera 1 HUSTLER EVERYTHING BEADY VACATION TIME. _nien. A^pjply 144 *" building. BUT THE PICTURES, A PHONE call will bring an nutomonllft to BUSINESS CARDS your door, any hour. day or nlftfet. 73 W. CAIN ST.. clt>He-ln. good nelgl hood, 10 rooms, with all convcnle Prompt »na pollt* Mrvlce. LAKGE, nicely furur.. rooma: ala l cconveno - HAT v rent reduced to $35. Fftahugh Knox. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR FITZHUGH KNOX BELLE ISLE In. 152 Courtland at. Cancller building. Ml* CANI3I.KH BLOO. IVY *44«- OLD HATS — &atl»faaUot., guaranteed, clven prompt FOR RENT—New fi-room house, every con- attention. TAXICABS vonlenc*, larc« ahady lot. *30 per month. FOR RENT—3tor«« FOR \RENT-T-Store* ACMU HATTERS. SP EAST HUNTER ST. KXCELSIOH AUTO COMPAHT. NICELY FUR., LARGE, COOL. FRONT Call Main. SC^ ATL. 3660—5 LUCKIE— I. 322 ROOM. 64 FORREST AVE. 409 PEACHTREE ST.—Beet close-In houas MONUMENTS. LARGE, nicely furnished oom*, with all for rent, a real h^me; modern and In Large Manufacturing Plant, Located on Railroad — - conyenlencea^ 61 E Ellis flpl^ndld condition, two 1>athB, apian did fur- v BES^T opening in growing south. T"W O email rooms for gentlemen; shower nare. Apply Ivy 1511. FOB RENT MOTELS. bath; bactt of P. O. 34 Cone at I. 1163. BRICK J3UTI.DINOS. mill construction, uprinklsd rink, with two independent engines Prefer lady who has ha'd d,rebs- .t you. Main 2C40-J. 4— UE.ST BNDi FOR RENT — Leaving city, my S-room o«t- J^^ taj;e.. White foord ave.., $33 . three rooma T. M. , . TWO nicely fur. rooma on car line; gentle- now rented for Ivy 85»2-J. 1 and wall tlatin«. 3atlatactlon cua.rantced. men preferred. Phone We«t 878. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE HeA'_ ESTATE—FOR, SALE Main 1932. JMEDICAIL^ 86 *W. HARRIS fiT.. clofl* In. near Williams rNFURNtSHE.*—NOBTH 91I>B. street, 8 rooms, f35 per month. FHihuKh DON'T TAKE SALTS LARGE, unfur. rooms, wltb kitchenette; Knojc. l« l«*E*7""3iu th» Moo! ' ONE dose of C. and M. Special Liver Cap- private home, arood section, lift Forrest Lj w JX avenue. OUR weekly rent Hat five* full description •hop an d equipment In< „th e _.bes_t tow„.n la * ^ Docto.r. -___.______Barnett. Ivy ^7^3 8 , i sulas correct* all Liveo»ijr«r trouble*y A Mum,. Sen. 3t> of anything tor rent. Call for on* or let u* GEO. P. MOORE Georgia1 , central location, good pat j j matt it to you. Forreat A George Adalr. mmm. Only one other shop' in town Alao fcuecialty; 12 month." Marietta street. Atlanta. Ga. 67 LUCKIE STREET REAL ESTATE AND RENTING flr*C-olaBM «rlst mill, rice elei UNFTJR. room tor houaekeeping-^M.,__ 4065. 10 AUBURN AVENUE IN homo with owner, two rooms, kitch- enette apartment, conveniences, furnace BIGHT-BOOM"hoi«te, SO Highland: jgoOlOO CASH, JUXIPER STREET BUNGALOW heat. _jvy_ liB04-J. llcbta, I32.GO. Dr, Holbrook. Ivy ON JUNIPER, between Eleventh and Twelfth, a handsome bungalow of clz 3 OR 4 unfurnished rooma, with bath. 87 E. rooms, large living room, beamed ceiling, steam heat, car line in front, 0 North avenue. Ivy 844-1* WANTED—HOUMI .^^fiX^jyE!^*!^*^ ^ ! iuHS/'JLIK h! W. SMITH. ^JJt W. one block of Pefichtree, one block of Piedmont park, two blocks of Tenth Ivy 4i*9. t>iscu^et> of Wotn*n and Chl!dr*a. CN FURNISH ED—SOCTB SIDB. UNrLBNlSHKD. Street school. Now rented J45.00. $5,250.00; $500.00 cash, balance like rent. VTWiDCludlu no'.lcltc youyourr alolosaw ana,ndd «alndoubtfu. outlawel accountsd and. , StoveOIOVC=--Ttivt--s>, an-tnt houaelt*»pinK, FOR quick results Hat your vacant 1ufl«m«nt proof account-*, regardless of tb*!r SECOND HANO utovea bou«bt. tun and In private family, all convenience!!, no with Beaifoy & Hardwtok. ftOfi Empire BAHRAIN, $1,050.00 CASH •« «T character. Our Hyrten"! succeeds when i chaneed. children. Call Main 4S79-J. 316 R Boule- tiulldlng. CORNER LOT off Marietta street. Sidewalks, curbing and sewer down. •Ua*T* ialL Acenta wanted In every city at:d I STANDARD STOVE AND KEPAin CO. BOARD AND ROOMS yar.d. WANTED—6 on ri I 1 u u<> r or ot t > tova In tb* nouth. Cah or nddress Mercan- 1 ^ 41 >.ucUe. Ivy 28j. Atlanta. 892. IN home with owners, 8 rooms: every con- on north fide. Cal: >?l T?-Mr".> Murphy!!«" ? . .?M. . "' i Cost $300.00. Two good houses, cost $000.00 each, rented for $11.00— tll« Heportlng Company. «1< Third Kat'l e»M?n«i*i iuAr>m->.m-a NOKT1I »11>K. venience. 512 Capitol, av*. M. 5871-J. •j^ | total of $1,300.00. The lot, 150 feet front hy 75 feet deep with room to build Bank Bids Atlanta. Ga. ' [ ^^Js££OLz£!Ji~£f£S2iQ^^£z^ 2J E. LINDEN ST. I two more bouses, we give you. I ————' ' — ' MACHINEjuA^nji. S. of . al.„l „kind^,s . aold. and, repairedBeli. • COHKORTABLY fur. roomn with m«aj«; UNKUKNISHED WEST BNI>. ADVERTISING proposltd for iale- For a ' Or rented at 133 mWhitehall street. . POR 58 two nice laigr rooma, with electric very reasonable amoun U Atlanta phone Main 4767. Quick service. fcjmmer rates; between the F*acfatrce«. lights. West End 114 Hold»rn*aa St. Five rights to propoMtion w hlch \>ill „„„make. ^ P SA^B-AjTo- mlnutea' car schedule. FOR RENT—Apartment. tnon«y for one year. The proposition, now 1I?L_ , v EL> WIN'L. HAKLLNG \ In operation New contracts to go fn force iS8 COURTLAND STREET MISCIil.LANEOUS. wrm BPNIT Ar.AnTMEH.TR 3B E-*ST AI^BAMA STKEET REAL, ESTATE BOTH PHONES 1287. September 1. If Interested addresri C. a. NJCKLiT lur. roome; all oonv*ni*nc»»; LARGE light rooma for light hoiiBekeetitng. Henry. Nenport. Ark. ^ private bath, sleeping: porch.^Ivy 232S-L PIEDMONT PARKAI'ABTMENT—No 1I« >"6'NCB~B"B~t.BO^~ifoXiE~TO~^jfCHAN"7lJ—On tfi«"cliolc»«t'pJrrof"Ponce~dr lS3S" walking distance; meals optional. EM Elevanth ov«rlookln* te.utlral avenue, »e have «. now modern 8-ro,,m. t«o-st«>rj biuk r,.-l!l,.nto, tl],. roof »lth FOB EXCHANGE—Furnl*hln£3, lease and ' THE BTOVlfi DOCTOB fiedmnnt Park and offerinK tm>r« Dleaaant ' root garden, steam heat, fide drive, two bathe, two aleeplns porchefl. that we will bURinewa oC a htgh-ola^a patronage room-\i STOVES AND RANGES FOR 3ALKI. the »«ar around occupancy than any build- "«" lor '13,500; »2,000 cavh, bahince S180 per month. If you ha:f nnythlii that you Phynfi Main 1460. 61 South Pryor St. 67 LUCKIE STREET FOR RENT—HouMkeepIng Rooma d 1>ke to B tea: hotel In Atlanta for little money, real ' ._. . EXCELLENT nwala Mrv*d. Call ln» in city J « and E-room aDartments- «'<>»I have an tradp for thin magnificent home, we will trade »ith you Very seldom ite and_ lumber Addr#s« Room No. 38, , XKUJ.K3, ISAGS AND SUIT CASES BE- 405&. •. Mgh-claM p't>r.'onn«l and O» rl«ht prlceii • y»" oPP«riunlty_to_trade other prnoerty for a home like this. Williams ChRttanooiea. _ MOUTH »«OM. FWTMH & R A MK" TIM l NORTH SIDE BUNGAIXDW AT A BARGAIN—On «n« of best . ONE or two «onn>etlAff front rooms, with EIGHTH ST. and Bedford place, t large, l^VVl-NU Ot n/llNrvllN l Btreets. convenient to the Porrwt avenue school, we have i HOTKL \VANTED—Wanted to lease a fur. beautiful, airy rooma,, kltchanette and .... tlfu, mantpia and nxture« and plceplnfc or without private bath, private family; lit PEACHTRKB ST. 1! g-alow, b«am celling-, beautiful man to'a and fix pnr< lies, lot 50x200, taotet frov m 20 to 50 rooms., in town of ROUSlTKEE'S delrghtful summer louatjon; bent board. 1 T>fclh. *ttf. or ui.li new, mod«rs; adults-'"" . '- -' w« will Mil for ?3,500 $250 ca«h, bal ftnc J2& per month. 1,004 to 5.000 population. Would buy Pboncji. Brll. Main 167«; Atlanta !«»«. Ivy 7779. Ihl* house has b*on operating Mock. Adtlre«H Chief Clerk, Ho- Eaat Eighth rtrett. Ivy 426<-I* SPLENDID APARTMENTS, j from SG.COO to our price >/or a quick sale. If you y ll look at It at our tel Holt. West Point, Mlsa. U SI WK KL1L A BICPAIK J N G. AT North avenue and W«at Peach tree, front LAROEi deliRhtfuHy comfortable rooms. , and termn you will buy it. SPLENDID ROOMS & BOARD room ana kitchenette, furnished up-to- large porches, handsome grounds; perfect A FINE LKASI2 propoeltlor tn a handsomely ATLANTA UMBRELLA CO. AT7 Pc«chtree Bt.; young Wien or couple ) dal The house Is brick and cone rote, two M tor lea. eight room* and sleeping porch; hard- BMALiL cotton seed oil mlfTTof lease. P. O. KttTCT used and hav» no UH» toy it. Will TWO roonm and kltclwn«tt«v unfur., with wood tloorn. furnace and nil conveniences couple; special rata to acceptable parties. all conveniences: private family. 115 For- month. Apply_ _ to _ Janitor. ^ Box 1449. A tl an ta. U a. .sell far below regular price to get rid ot Be 11 _ phoii«_ Ivy'2$ 13- L. v An unusually attractive interim Ha-* to bo seen to be appreciated. Tf you ar« It. uentilne bargain. Adflreu* C. D. Jv rest avenue. • THE AVALON—B«a.utlful condition, perfect hunting a beautiful home and a bargain, too, let us show you this Inside Rememb**. (.^rr t iMi AND ^ ^^_ ^^"tree atreet, i , COM PA NT. at »n tfouth frym TYPEWRITERS AND 260 PEACHTREE—ExcolU t rooms with 1 THREE clean, cool, connect I UK, furnlahed •U y*ar furniture, houtiebold A?^iC~BAltG^IN7~rRe7f.^igtoir^Jor table _ board, «!««• in; •onuner 1 rooms; neparate or all together; nea- SMITH, EWING & RANKIN TURMAN & CALHOUN ***»• Ball Mate aa«fb writer. Andrew B. VfH «»re ~ U> PBACUTHBK VI. Ml EMP1HJC BUI1.D1XU. ^ ' iNEWSPAFER VSPAPERI Page THF CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, OA MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915.

returning by way of Cincinnati and ALABAMA TOURISTS Chattanooffa- \ Senator Winkler stated that the LODGE NOTICES Trade Sentiment Optimistic .SUPER-DREADNAUGHTS •work of, the Alabama senate had been GIVE WARM PRAISE smooth running so far, and that; co- operation between tt-at body and the regular communication of TO GEORGIA ROADS chief executive of the state had re- Capitol \ Ie\\ Lod#e. No. «**. Declare Financial Reports sulted In fine progress. A. A M,, mm be held thin exening. at 8 o'clock. Work E. H. Wlnhler, the youngreat mayor art of Alabama near his home great n vth« Fellow craft decree. All WARJPKIALTIES §amage had been wrought by the boll luU qualltlect brethren va fn Alabama: his brother. Senator C. F. weevil. He stated that a large part of :ordtat!y and Iraternally ln-rtt*d Four Will Be Built, and Al*o Wlnkler, from the seventeenth district the cotton crop had been destroyed. to meet nith us 33 y ord«r ot Activity in Industrial Quar- The General Situation Main- or that state, F. H. Cannon. A. D. Gra- GEO P DICKSON. W. M. The Effort to Curb Unbri- a Lot of Destroyer* and ham, Jr.. and R- O. Winkler, all of CARI, DOLVIN- Secretary. ters Growing—Good Crop tains Its Favorable As- Submarines. Greenville, Ala,, stopped at the Mea- WEAVER'S JCN££ HURT dled Speculation in "War A regular communication of ntont hotel Sunday nUrht en route, on IN FALL FROM WHEEL John Rosier Lodge No 603, F. Prospects—Collections Are pects, Says Dun's State- Toklo. — (Correspondence of the As- an automobile tour, through the Caro- & A M will be held )n their Brides" Met With Indiffer- lina* and other states, v temple, coiner of Uemphlll ave- sociated Press.) — Four super-dread- Tom 'Weaver, age 22. of No. 11 High nue jnd ,\ est Tenth street. Better. ment. \ naughts, two acout boats, twenty-four Senator Winkler will return to his this (Mond.it > e^fninj.; July 26, I destroyers, eight submarine* and one street, sustained a lacerated knee Sun- ent Success Last Week. duties as a lawmaker In Birmingham day aftjernoon when he fell from his -it h OLUtU The Ftllowcrert ! parent ship for seaplanes — that 18 the Monday, and the rest ot the party^wtll degree >\ ill be conferrcii All t naval increase program, according to motorcycle on Desatur street, T^ar candUlAtes for oxuminallon ire rtqu«*j-ted to Brndstreet'B report says: Dunn's report says: 1 usually well-informed newspapers, resume their travels. police barracks, according to state- present them^cl-\vs promptly A cordial in- Growing activity In Industrial quar- Apart from the development of fur- New York. July 25. — Efforts last which will be Introduced In the next When seen at the Piedmont Sunday ment* of Grady physicians. where \Hation is extemled to all dul\ nualflied Weaver was rushed iw an ambulance brethren attend Bj order ters turning out xnetala and v their ther labor controversies, the general week to curb unbridled speculation session of the diet. No official state- night by a representative of The Con- products, prospects of big crpps, opti- In stocks known as "-war brides," met ment Is made by the government, bttt for treatment. , R O M O \JLL, JR W. it. situation maintains its favorable as- tn stitution, the tourists stated that they The hospital Internes dh-eased Weav- I CLAUDE WOFFOKD. S«cretary mistic «entiments aa to the future and pects. Recent settlement of the with indifferent succesa. Financial a ublic accepts this estimate aa ap- <..•!«.•« ... . .™ V,«.,,^ mamorUokett proximately true. The necessary cred- were greatly pleased with Georgia as er's wound, and he soon returned better collectibna. contrast with mid- troubles la the building trades in the interesta fear a top-heavy ' Its, estimated at 190,000.000 a touring state and commented oil the to his home Grady Internes state jmrnmer quiet in the larger merchan- condition caused by insecure credits, that Weaver's fall was caused by his dising lines, unrest in lah«r circles, we*!, has been followed by the adjust- be spread excellence of the convict -worked roads FUNERAL NOTICES ment of the; local clothing strike, but damage from reaction and danger of a period of four years from* 1916. over -which they had made the trip rear wheel skidding on a car track. come conservatism, generated by inter- ' • • ' '- The original plan prepared .,, national political matters, and quite freah disturbances have arisen here and spread of speculative Inflation into 'prepared by the from Greenville to Atlanta In nine HUNTIXGTOX— The frirndT~oT~Mi s It •low buying for fall account, while elsewhere, notably at oil plants In New other fields. A plethoric money mar- national defense counci"l las'--t yea—-'r waa hours' running time. \ C Hunting-ton aiiU .Mi aid ilit K C. warmer weather has helped retail trade, Jersey. Differences between employ- Xet serves aa a stimulant. The Or dun a B When all except Senator Winkler re- Cold Wave (Bed Ash) $4.75 Ma,i'tvt a.re invited to .iVUmi the luneral ers and-.wagre earners, however, are not "™eit battle c?uise?| six «out sume their tour Monday morning, they . the season has been so belated aa to episode and- the threatened labor trou- iAy-f o^S" destroyers8' and tweS- 01 .Mrs R t- Iluiitmsioii f om l*any necessitate sharp cuts In prices, but, sufficiently widespread to seriously in- bles were Cited as examples S will make an extended trip of six Daisy Gem (Block). .$4.50 1'oole's _' . lhis» terfere with the progress of manufac- of the ty-rour submarines during a term of weeks, visiting the cities of Washing- i {.Mom1c\\ > oft<_inoon lU'v Y\ on the other hand, stocks carried over nek from untoward incidents. eight „years. This, however, was creat- O * from laat fall are light, and every- ture and distribution, although the un- ton, New York, Boston. Baltimore and CARROLL & HUNTER. fcchaefCoi pAt-toi ot ilia lin-,l.t.h .Lu - settled conditions make for increased Attempts to direct speculation into ly modified, an church, will on"n i no .uid the mUi- where the influences of good crops, with railroads were hampered by the large Military authorities are quoted aa marked Improvement in employment, conservatism in some directions. It is , nient will be in \\est V ie\v Ihc Ohio not the season for the tide of business dependence on cuts in expenses for saying that U would be better to post- | societj and the L>ucke\e club an- ( ^pc- are expected to cause buying to spread. *-«(«. *„ •* - *Aw*«. a« j <.nn«4n>i.«a pone naval expansion until after the It is too early lor house trade, but to rise, but there are indications, of gains In net earnings and continued £resent war £a the war wlll ftUer cially invited The following son tinmen many centers are preparing for the well sustained volume of transactions shrinkage In weekly gross returns. .naval tactics and naval construction « ill bet vc as pallbeaiers and meet .it visits of Interior merchants, and in the in various commercial and industrial Canadian pacific, St. Paul, Southern to no small degree. However, the army the chapel Mr O L, Pi tti«riov\ , ilr meantime salesmen are working for lines. Not the least significant of these Railway preferred and several other i* not opposed to naval development. W K l>oian, Mr II JL, "\\ lutes Mr J fall orders. is the steady upward trend (o£ commod- he MONEY TO LOAN |E H.xile. Ms J D Pmkaid, Mr T M ""— im la ftow In the hands of ity prices, advances in the list of 322 issues sold at lowest prices in yearn. \ Ar? •;- ' Mann ' Steel Market Improving;. ihlro, minister of marine. quotations regularly compiled by Dun's the decline promoted by dubious divl- £Ja JJi thi Further betterment is i eflected in Review having- outnumbered declines dend prospects: Virtually all the ^i^F&^^I&^&F We have on hand $100,000 to lend at 6%, in finished steel, pig iron, lateVto fall in each week since around the middle o£ snares of the roads traversing the) ^ — L.ITT1-*]:—The friends and relatives of line, la firmer, everything in the nature 31r and Mi t.^ Joe \V Little. Air A c. May. Most products are gaining value south and southwest made low record amounts from $5,000 up, on central and semi-central Turner, AH John \\ JLittle, Mr A O. of war supplies ia exceptionally active, because of the urgent foreign demands, EASTLAND DECLARED and numerous plants not hitherto en- but in \aome instances domestic con- prices. Tmnui. Jr. ilr and Jtlrs J. W Rankin. gaged In making munitions are being sumption is also broadening. Thia country's strong exchange po- NOT SAFE STEAMER. business property in Atlanta. -Mr and Air* A \\ Little. Mr and Mra converted to that purpose. At the same sition provides against harm from 'il A Br«tnan, Mr and Mrs J. C. A. time labor disturbances, all of them Bank Cleartngfi L«r«er. foreign liquidation. Bianan, Mi Cimi les J. Branan. MJss based upon a desire for hlgber •wages Except for essentially hot weather We will give all applications prompt consideration. Misie Biamiri, Mia J X> Tumor and or shorter day's work, are more in merchandise, recent high temperatures tamily .Miss Mollle Turner, 3Irs. Emma evidence, and the general disposition had the usual effect of retarding the 1 ear'-, of \thens, t2a, and J\tr and Mrs. seems to favor granting of the conces- retail mo\ement, yet bank clearings at O T Tinner and family are in\ Ited to sions requested. Even lumber IB look- outside cities this week were again to two year note issue here by Canada attend the Juncral of Mrs Joe W. LJt- Ing up, foreign demand for hardwoods slightly larger than last year's, while on attractive interest returns wae the written by John Devereaux York, of tle, toda> (Monday), July 26, 1916. at 11 being good, and if better shipping fa- with New York (included the grain was week's banking feature. Chicago, to the United States harbor a ni . from the West End Baptist cilities were available, this trade would *.5 per cent. Returns Of railroad eai n- inspector here, August 3, 1913. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR c-hurth. Rev J F. Purser will officiate. show noteworthy \growtfci. Money la ings do not make the same favorable "I started In that letter." said York Interment will be In Oakland cemetery. In .somewhat better demand, require- comparison, but these are gradually today, "that the Eastland ivae not a The following named srentlemen will ments for crop-moving purposes are increasing and more rapid Improvement aafe boat. Every naval architect who pease act as pallbearers and meet at readily met, and even the south looks is to be expected when grain begins to knew the construction will tell you she the chapel of H M Patterson & Son at be marketed In volume. Receipts of NEW PHASE DEVELOPS was extiemely dangerous. JO.15 o clork Mr. James L Mayaon. Mr. forward with equanimity to the season new wheat continue much lighter than "There was. not a coal passer in the D O Dousrhertv, Mr. Lowe Reynolds. for shipping cotton. ' In the southwest "J belter** that Christianity is approaching t»3 ^ wheat growers are Inclined to market a year ago because of delayed harvest- hoiel who was not aware of the dan- tMr. Gadsden Russell. Mr. Young Harris ing in the southwest, and this, though g-er. The fact that none was found in tfat. It rmjtts with the coming generation to restore to the law JYaser and Dr R C. T>uncan. Jr. their grain in a conservative way so and lav* of Christ its ancient power." ae to reap the advantages to be ob- a temporary influence, has obviously the 'glory hold' after she turned over affected the revenues of some of the INJTEEL MARKET showed that. There was a scaling lad- tained from remuneratlvlp prices. Com- —PRESIDENT HIBBEN. Princeton University mercial paper sells freely in the west, transporting interests. Aside from the der up from that hold and twenty men N«>TICE TO SCHOOL and bank clearings for the country as a uneasiness caused by the labor diffi- worked there. It -would take twenty UKAI.KKH. , v whole excel those of one and two culties. Industrial developments ,are High Premium Established on men twenty minutes to get out by the Sealed bids Till I be received a,t th. cfflo* mainly on the constructive side. Sta- ladder, but, they were all out when the of the underaJsned In th« CUy Hall, until years ago. Stock market prices, dom- ship listed/' Tuesday, Ausuat 3. at 3 p. «£„ for fur&Uh- inated in the fore part of the week by bility of prites and vigorous prosecu- Open Hearth Steel, Espe- Ing the follow ing further advances in the so-called war tion of work at the mills testify to Approximately order stocks, receded slightly later, the wholesome condition of the iron cially War Material. The Master Scientist One hundred and flfty-elfirtit Commercial chiefly on realising ascribed to the for- and steel trade, which does not reflect U. S. INSPECTORS By Joseph. Richardson Desks, J6 Inches l«ft to right. warding of the American note to Ger- the price inflation often witnessed dur- ARE BLAMED. One thousand eight hundred ordinary atn- many. ing periods qf great activity. Quota- A COPY OF THIS BEAVTIFUL LITTLE BOOK i ?I« debka sizes 6 to 1. p]«a«e bid on. >t«el fc tions are steadily advancing, yet pro* New York, July 25—The steel indus- V frames, aleo cait Iron frame*. Wood to b« ducers maintain a conservative attitude try developed a new phase last week. Chicago, July 25 — "A considerable WILL BE SENT POSTPAID TO ANY ADDRESS maple or trams hardwood that takea a food in this regard. Though staple cotton A high premium was established on portion of the blame for the Eastland polish Contractors to put\up d«sks In pool- BANK CLEARINGS open-hearth steel, especially war mate- disaster resta upon the United States : i ON RECEIPT OF ONE DOLLAR : : 1 1 on ii where name are to be uaed. goods In New England have been Hal, due to the small open-hearth fur- Samples to bo submitted. quieter than in some weeks, operations inspection bureau." said MacLay Hoyne, W. E, CHAMBERS, nace capacity available for the remain- state's attorney, in a statement tonight IN UNITED STATES at the mills show rio material contrac- der of th«> year, the heavy discard from A rent. Cltr kail. Cltr *( At- _,__ _,,-__, —_. M ftf-n -rwrrrm-rr tion, wmiwhile snoshoe lacionefactoriees are ratherattier regardinv g nt« investigation of the lanta i th« ingrot and severe tests for steel to wreck. FOR THE PAST WEEK Setter employed and heavy leather is go Into shells. FOOTE & DAVIE S COMPANY notably strong. Present indications "If the inspectors had done their duty suggest that the world's consumption The steel companies bltf on 500.000 the accident could not have occurred. Fublijhrrs tons ateel rounds. We know the ship was considered un- Bank clearings In tljo United States for of wool may outstrip the production Steel for higrh explosive shells is now and prices are very firmly held, with safe by them because I have copies of ATLANTA, GEORGIA the pust week, as reported to Bradatreet's tield at 2.60 to 3.00 a pound, against letters sent to Washington which pre- Journal, New York, aggregate »3,26«,61*.0»0. lecord figures) paid-in some Instances. 1.50 to 2.00 a month ago. A further Kryptok Bifocal A new feature in the financial situa- idvancft Is probable. Commercial bil- dicted yesterday's occurrence. I may against »S.337.026.000 week oetore laat ana tion was the announcement that ar- lets and sheet bars advanced fl. to $5; introduce these letters at the Jn quest." 11021.650.000 In thla week last year. Cana- rangements have been made for a loan boiler tubes were up ¥2 and bar Iron Three investigations are In full dian clearln,. aggregate lftl.ttO.IW. as of t40.000.000 to th,e Canadian govern- to $2. swing ihere today aimed at as- axainst »131.«,000 w«ek before Mat ana ment, the first transaction of the kind certaining the causa of the Baat- ever reported in this market. Russia will pay cash for rails re- land disaster. Dlckerson N., Hoover, »1«3.900,000 In tnla week laat year. cently ordered. Several shell contracts government steamboat inspector, and Following are the returna for week Defer* for Great Britain and Russia were Federal Supervisor Charles Westcott last, with percentages ot change shown last closed. France bought 5.000 tons of arrived from Washington and con- I. WESTERVELT CO. week, aa compared with thla waek IT-* blooms, while Italy wants 36,000 tons1 ferred with the local Inspectors gath- year of small ingots. £0,000 tons of rails as ering facts for ithe federal grand Jury, , CITIES. July 22 well as steel scrap and pie iron. West The Empfra Bldg., 31 H. Broad St. .»1.S«9.S08,000 ordered empaneled Tuesday. Mortgage Loans i New York COHOllSSTEADY Australia ordered 10,000 tons of rails, . 300.1>ft,000 MacLiay Hoyne, state B'S attorney, had Chicago. . while India, China and Japan, bought full force of men locating witnesses Philadelphi - more American tin plate. Boston . '. ]56 538.000 New York's public service commis- to go before the county grand jury St Loula . . 75,274.000 sion ordered S7.00Q tons of -steel rails tomorrow. Kansas City 03.666.000 The polfoe department has, obtained 1/UaallaU 1 1 IV 1 11I_I_I\ for subways. The American Bridge Plttsburg B2'303'SS! 'Vs. PAST WEEK company will furnish 12.000 tons struc- evidence of criminal negligence In con- INSIOINI The Ballard Mako :f nection with the wreck, Chief Healy tural steel for the Culver Elevated In hinted. He said valuable information FOr first mortgage loans on real estate In Atlanta and vicinity. Lowest Has proven a revolution to slam* SHuEST/ : : St. .SIS* • 'i.i Brooklyn. The Southern railway was found in inspect! on papers seized rates and quick service.' wearers all over this country. gaSSS-*"-.-.-. : S:!.WS «•» -• bought 4,500 tons rails, the Baltimore yesterday in Captain Harry Pedersen's Far and near vision m one solid Clnclnantl .... « 9««.000 -••- ™ Closed at Net Loss of 20 to and Ohio ordered 2,050 cars and 25,000 cabin. These papers, according to mea- AARON HAAS. SON & HOWELL , Candltr Bldg. jffESf glass, absolutely invisible whll« Cleveland 3°'!00'SSS "'t k.egfs of spikes: the ?vew York Central ger information, showed the boat was on the face, no ugly seams or Los Angeles .... 2* 6o7,000 ... .1 22 Points — Cotton Export tooX 50,000 kegs of spikes and 10 in the to be permitted to carry 2,000 passen- blisters to cause trouble. Are all New Orleans . . . 16.601,000 41 .... market for 1,500 cars; the Union Pa- gers and a crew of seventy. Kryptok Bifocals the same? No, Omaha. 17 Z48.000 9.8 ...., cific Is to buy ROOD cars. Milwaukee. . . . . 14.152.000 . . 10 S Coroner Hoffman issued thl* itate- the material only from which ATLANTA .... 11.267,000 l.S Problem Regarded Hope- More^life was evident In pig Iron. ment today: they are made is patented. Un- £o5avme . . . . 14:520.000 22.6 . . "I intend to use every effort within less the grinding of the Elaas, th« Seattle 11836.009 .... Z| fully. my power to punish every person di- fitting of the eyes and the fram* Buffalo 10.683.000 ..,. 148 rectly or indirectly responsible for this adjusting is absolutely correct In St. Paul 11403,000 ...\ «9 CUT HEAD IN FIGtiT, disaster. None shall escape." 0. & C. FLATWALL PAINT every detail you are certain to Portland. Ore. . . . 9.637,000 .. . «-« One theory advanced today to ac- have trouble. We have more Denver ..... »,S61,000 7.6 New Orleans, July 25. —Whil e the ASSERTS MAN HELD count for the accident waa tti&t th* than 20,000 satisfied cuslomera. Bouston . . : . .< 4.299.000 ... S».0- cotton market was steady enough laat wafcer ballast had been pumped out to who are seeding us their, frlenda Richmond ^S.'73.000 63 week, prices displayed no very de- lighten the boat and the weight of the Washable. Sanitary, Lasting for real optical service. *> If you Indlanapolla .... 9.283,000 f.O cided inclination to advance or de- ON ROBBERY CHARGE passengers, crowderoe d to one sidese, turned have never been to us ask some- Providence .... 7.909.000 21 .... cline. The close for the week was ner that way. Another was that the, one who has Fort Worth .... 8520000 68 at a net losa of 20 to 22 points. At boat simply was over-crowded. A Dozler & Gay Paint Co. Washington. DC. 7 625.000 4.S .... times operators for^ a rise took ad- Otto Putnam, age 11, of 81 Powell third was that the bow of the boat Memphis 4268000 ... 1S.» vantage (Of the larger, short interest, had become embedded in the mud and Walter Eallard Optical Co. St Joseph .... 6.763.000 2.1 ....causing ihuch covering, but the weath- street, Is under arrest at police sta- thus careened and turned over. Faulty . Columbus .....fr,765,QO O... . 8.5 Atlanta 82ft. 85 Peachtree St. (Clolk Sign.) Nashville 6 S 17.000 73 er conditions and expectations of ap tion, charged with stabbing John construction, alleged by some, was de- Albany 6,658.000 7.7 bearish August condition report fa- nied by owners and Inspectors. ATLANTA Bait like City . . . 6.590.000 11 • .... vored the bears. Head, age, 24, of 119 Estoria avenue, Toledo 7,390.000 14 S Efforts to find a solution of the at the corner of Qaflkill and Eatorla r>es Molnea . . .^. 4.850.000 .8 problem presented by cotton exports Hartford 7.189000 11. t .... were regarded hopefully and caused avenues, early Sunday morning. Culuth J.79S.OOO .. St > more or leas buying. Outside of this, Putnam denies Head's story that he Rochester 4.4S9 000 I.t .... world politics was given little con- Savannah 2.515,000 161 sideration. Spot people reported a and another young white man. by the Norfolk 3,512.000 .... 40 fresh Inquiry for cotton Vfrom Italy name of McAlpin had tried to rob him. I FURNITURE PACKED! Spokane 3 BflS.OOO 1.4 .. . and futures -were steadied by reports declaring that he cut Head in a fight. 1S W^ have a thorourhlr equipped = Wichita 3.654.000 .... S.O that it was growing increasingly dif- 1 Macon 1311,000 276 Ae proof of this Putnam pointed to ™ packing department handled by ex- « (Oakland 3.262 000 «.9 ficult to buy cotton in the interior — perlenced \\hlte packers. Let us glv» ~ Bcranton 3 233.000 «.5 at current quotations. a number of slight cuts on the back Peorla 1533.000 . ... !».» This week the market will face of his neck, wh^ch, he declared, were New Haven .... 4359.000 191 the August report on condition, which [ | JOfllTj. WOODSIDE STORAGE CO., INC. | Sioux City .... S.078000 10.0 .... will be issued Monday, August 2, cov- Inflicted by Head in a fight. He says erinflT the crop up to today. while that McAlpin was only a witness of nniifJiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiimimiiinrirr %%££?*?•.•: : f:m:$JS II:::: the bear* feel that the percentage will favor them and unbiased traders are the affair. Putnam waa arrested by SSSS!i2ST^.-: Io1?.ooo •::: ,H inclined to loolt for a> favorable re- Officers Long and Preston Sunday Austin. 1348000 7.7 port, the bulls predict deterioration. morning. Springfield. Maaa. .. «3.164 000 Therefore, it i* likely that trading CAROLINA PORTLAND Worcester .... 8,078,000 111 .... will be more or less restricted this^ Head's condition Sunday night was Chattanooga. . . . 2.171.000 1.4 week. reported as improved by Grady physi- Oklahoma .... J.297,000 Ifl 3 .... cians, where he wan removed shortly CEMENT COMPANY Dayton 2.440.000 11.1 The opening of bolls in the early ATLANTA. OA. Little Book .... l.»40.00» 4.4 districts of the belt and developments after the cutting in an ambulance of Tacoma 1.894,000 11.3 connected with the export situation the hospital. He waa stabbed directly WkoteMle Limber. S Lincoln ..... 2060.000 .... as are expected to be features of inter- under his heart- 1 Slate-coated A»,h«)t Wheeling. . . . . 2.263000 «.» est. Bears cannot see how the fi,rst Acme Flatter. KejratOM Sacramento .... 1,697,000 ll.« receipts of the new crop, soon due. Line, Hxdrated San Diego 2,109 000 13 t can meet anything but falling prices, Cement. FortU.no.. Ma. ... 2,302.000 2.1 but bulls believe buyers ar« ready DR. J. O. CRENSHAW ILL. c^CCktlOiV Reading 1,781000 .1 .... to take the early movement at pres- Wilmington, Del. .. •2,201,000 ent prices. Iff regard to exports, bulls Knoxvllle . * . . . 1704,000 *.3 Charleston. 81 C. . . 1 2D4 000 16.0 argue that things could not be •worse Popular Dentist Has Acute T?°nton ..... 2.181080 217 .... and thought any change must bo for Cedar Rapids ... 1589000 4.6 the better. Appendicitis Attack. Augunta. Ga 1133.000 .... K 6 via Rock Island Lines I Akfon 2.482.000 25 I ~WUk«s-Barre .... 1,772000 67 .... Friends throughout the city will re- I I^ncaater .... 1.211,000 ..... »6 gret to learn of the critical illness of Topeka ..... 1.610,000 .... 11.3 MORTUARY Dr. J D. Crenshaw, member of the Harrletrarg .... 1,646,000 HO faculty of the Atlanta Dental college Canton 1,896,000 166 Cool — Convenient—Economical Tulaa 1.703.000 7.6 . %. i.nd a -well-known Atlanta dentist. It Youngstown . . . . 1 385.000 .... . 24.3 Pauline Boyd, •was stated yesterday that he had de- Davenport 1.116,000 .... 4.9 veloped acute appendicitis. \ Waterloo 1.435000 12.3 Pauline, the eight- months-old daugh- With the summer excursion fares in effect daily to Port Wayn* .... 1,162,000 .... 110 ter of Mr and Mrs. H. A. Boyd, Kvansvllle ..... 1.093,000 . 292 died at the home of her parents* 718 September 30 and the possibility of good board as low AMUSEMENTS Mobile ...... 1037,000 60 South I*ryor street, at 2 o'clock Sunday LITTLE GIRL'S FUNERAL Fall River 1117.000 6.3 afternoon. as $8 per week, Colorado has proven to be the place of TO BE CONDUCTED TODAY places for a real out-of-doors vacation. Springfield. 111. . . . 1,057000 .... 154 Harold Taylor. 1HE STKAND New Bedford .... 1.016000 ... 8.0 Harold, the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs Paul j tie, the infant (laughter of Mr - TODHY /(MO TUE,D»V - Erie 1075000 41 and Mis. H. A Bo>cl, died Sunday S George K Taylor, died at the residence The turquoise sky, constant sunshine, invigorating Frederick Perry ,.O '" GaVveaton 4,643.000 323 of his parents; EG Kendall street, Sun- morning at their residence, 718 South day morning at 9 o'clock. Prjor street She had been ill for air, cool nights, wonderful snow-capped mountains, canyons, In "Or. ° Total. TJ 3 .13 25616K.OOO 7.1 .... nearly two weeks The funeral Will VSnpportnt by Thriw Stars of Fllrodamt Total outside N Y. 1,387:107.000 I be held from the Church of Christ, Mon- lakes, streams, the unusual opportunities for outdoor sports btimrt Holme*, Dorothy ft«rn*rd. Jctui •Week before last. • Death of infant. day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The inter- Southern and Claire Whitney. v The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C T. ment will follow In the Antloch church- are free to everyone. . Bpecbd number by orcheKtrm, Condition of Treatary. He watt died at the residence on the yard. ChoniM," from "U Trovutore." "Washington* July 25 — The condi- Highland road early Sunday morning Best of all Colorado is near. tion of the United States treasury »t the close of business yesterday was: For the protection of X-ray operators MURDEROUS RAID MADE "Net Balance in general fund, S6T,- garments made of silk, heavily im- 377,126 82 pregnated with lead, have been invent- BY THE KAQl// INDIANS PIRATES AND YANKS v Total receipts. 82,186,613 77. ed in France. Total payments. S2.866.719.82 Through Sleeping Cars Daily ARE BEST FIELDERS The deficit this fiscal year is Jie,- Spanish army\ officers have found t.a Pax, Lower California, July 24. — 767,422.79 against a $5,583,711.35 sur- bomb dropping from aeroplanes aw ef- (By Radio to San Dieg-o, Cal., July 25.) — The Ptttsbuip Pi-ates and the New plus last year, exclusive of Panama fective means for subduing turbulent Itoports of renewed raids by Yaqui From the Southeast York Yanks are the leading fielding tribesmen in southern Morocco. Indians who were said to have terror- canal, and public debt transactions. ized San Jose de Guaymas last night, teams of the rnaiors Here are the 1 team fielding- a\ ^lasres through the killing sixteen Chinese and two Mexi- "Rocky Mountain Limited" from Chicago, "Colorado games pla> erf V,'edn. -.div July 21 cans, reached here today. MeXiean Flyer" from Kansas City and St. Louis, and other fast trams Natfomil J>»Kue. CHARLES J. METZ troops from Guaymas pursued the raid- Clubs O PO A. E ATB. t ers, daily at convenient hours. Pltt-burr SI 2168 1024 207 .t«8 Cms. TIFIKD\ rVBL 1C ACCOUNTANT No apprehension is felt for the safety Cincinnati . . . . 81 ^226 1084 112 .»(,? Prfiidmt Audit Company of th* South of Americans south of the Yaqui river, Bt IXiuls ..... 8"1 -.-64 1097 124 *64 as heavy rains have swollen the Finest Modern Alt-Steel Equipment Philadelphia. ... 73 -118 101T 122 961 Hart BuUdtng ' ATLANTA stream, preventing raiders from cross- Boston 81 J2&3 10S1 135 962 ing- ' Brooklyn SI 2-!>iJ 10S3 140 960 The "United States cruiser Chatta- Automatic Block Signal* Saperb Dining Car Service New York . , . . S'l ^Ib3 1Q30 137 S^S nooga is at Guajmas, ai.d the flagship Chicsro SI 224S 1072 141 *59 Colorado arrived here today* Only Direct tine Between the Ea«t and Both Denver ALONZO kICHARDSON & CO. Clube O PO 'A Ave. and Colorado SSpringp s New York S"! 2'_'14 10X0 *bS CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS They Had Settled It. Chicagrf »7 2358 1128 .964 Boston 81' 2269 1094 .963 EMPIRE BUILDING. ' ATIulKTA. CBOBGIA. (From The National Monthly.) Our literature free lor the anklng—"Colorado, " 1 A group of -workmen were passing SS 2240 1078 137 .960 the dinner hour in a political argu- "Little Journeys in Colorado," Hotel and Board- Cleveland ment. 'An Interesting deadlock had ing Home booklet; etc. Phone; write or call at Rock Athletics . been reached, when one of the men St. LoulB turned to a mat* who had remained Travel Bureau, 411 Peters Building. HUBBARD BROS. & CO., Cotton Merchants silent during the whole x>f the de- M. H. HUNT, Dfatrlct PMMHSW A*ent Island bate. "'Ere, BUI," he aald( "you're pretty good at argymen. Wot's your New Chilean President* HANOVER SQUARE. NEW YORK opinion'" "I afn't goin' to »ay," said BUI, "I thrashed the matter out be- For 971.90 yoa -em toy a Rock Idand Semme Cirri* Tt Santiago, Chile. Jul> 25 —The presi- Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, Xew fore with Bob Jones." "Ah," said the ticket to th* dential electors todaj b> a majority Tork Produce Exchange; associate members Liverpool Cotton Association. other,1, "and what did you arrive at*" Expofitioru ia California with atopoMr in Cobra of five votes " chose Juan Luis San Ordera solicited for the purchase and aale of cotton and cotton seed oil for ""Well," said Bill, "Bob. he arrived at "Fuentes president of the republic. future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for consignment* the hospital, and I arriv-xi tU th* po- Parliament will meet August 11 to ot apot cotton for delivery. Corn*!ondence Invitad. lice •tation.*' confirm the election. :WSPAPER(