THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTIO Dully Siutdaj. carrier delivery. 12 c«ta weekly. Vol. XLVI.—No. 304. ATLAlifTA, GA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1914. —FOURTEEN PAGES. *» the Htrect* «*4 mt Huerta Refuses a Salute to Stars and Stripes Though Threatened bv 4 6 American War shit

FOR SEVEN ALL ARRANGEMENTS Mexico's Trouble-Maker and His Place of Refuge Dictator Says Arrest of Marines Was No Insult to the United States, That to Salute "Old BOARD BATTLES IN FOR TUESDAY WILL Glory" Would Admit Undue Influence of United States in Mexico and That Huerta EFFORTTO ELECT STAND FOR TODAY Will Uphold Mexico's Honor at Any Cost. After Taking 305 Ballots Mayor Issues Proclamation, and Remaining in Session Chamber of Commerce Re- Vera Cruz, April 14.—The Mexican foreign minister. Senor Nearly All Night Police news Requests and Mer- Portillo y Rojas, has transmitted to the American charge, Nelson Board Is Deadlocked and chants Agree to Close This O'Shaughnessy, a note dealing with the arrest of the assistant pay- No Chairman Is Elected. Afternoon. master and a detachment of bluejackets from the United States gun- boat Dolphin at Tampico and the demand of Admiral Mayo that the American flag be saluted. VERNOY SWITCHES HIS WEATHER IMAN SAYS HE In effect the note says that the Mexican government cannot see SUPPORT TO THE MAYOR WILL SQUARE HIMSELF wherein, Under^ international law, the federals have inflicted any BY TODAY'S WEATHER insult on the American nation; that its ordering the army publicly On the Ground That the to salute the'American flag under the circumstances would be an Board Was Not Legally Big Auto Parade With the admission that the United States is exercising undue influence over Mexico's free action, and that the president is disposed to uphold Organized Fain Will Pro- Drum Corps and Bands. the honor and sovereignty of Mexico at any cost. test Business Transacted Dent of Atlanta Faces at Last Nights Meeting. More of Nashville in the VILLA WON'T AID At 1 :nO o'clock this morning, aflei Opener. "being in session for seven ho in *?. the DICTATOR HUERTA; board of police commissioners, having WILSON SENDING, fought out a minor issue to the bitter HUERTA IS HATED end, was still locked in more or less I <|padly warfare over thrf chairmanship AT <;i,\NCK FOR FAftS Juarez, Mexico. April 14 —Develop- An adjournment was taken till Tues- TLv VMS—\tlanta and Nashville PRESIDENT HUERTA ments at Tampico excited far more In- ATLANTIC FLEET day week. At this meeting the sesb'on PL-VCi:—Ponce de Leon terest here than reports of a new rebel •will be limited to two hours The vote TIMK—^ 15 o'clock victory at San Pedro. No official would etood thus: TICKBT SAJ-,15—Tumlin Broth- lend his name to comment on the sit- Kor Fain—Commissioners Fain, Bas- ei"=' btotcs 01 at ball park. Extra uation, but one man in a confidential kin, Dixon. Kins. Johnson and Smith TO MAKE HUERIA box of tic c under amusement park constitutionalist position said: For Pace—Vernoy. Colcord, Clark ithotl t'o facilitate handling of big "In case of a foreign invasion Gen- and Mas or "Woodward. <- ro w d eral Villa and General Carranza long For Vernoy—Commissioners Garner ADMISSION—Bleachers, 25 ce,nrs; ago agreed that they simply would and Pace t grand stand. 30 cents; reserved, content themselves with opposing any SALIMEFLAG Ox'er 3»0 ballots had been taken At & eAts, 25 cents, extra armed torce which entered rebel ter- the previous meeting: tnere were IS 3 STREET CARS—Special ball park ritory." A ballots taken. Commissioner Vci noy Cars leave Broad and Walton It Is known gthat Villa would find had surprised everyone at the begin- it almost impossible to co-operate with Forty-Six Ships of War of 1 streets every two minutes pine ning by switching over to the Wood- street-Ponce de Lieon and Ponce de Huerta, who, it is related, at the battle All Kinds, Carrying About ward faction. Garner, Pace and Col- Leon-Druid Hills cars leave Five J of Bellano two years ago, compelled cord were voting for Pace and Vernoy Points eveiy ten minutes ' Villa, then serving under him, to get on 20,000 Men, Are Under alternately. One vote was needed by BATTERIES—For Atlanta,. Detft hi* knees and apologize for some ot- cither faction to decide the battle and Dunn; for Nashville, More and. fenae. f^"^ Huerta threw Villa into Orders to Proceed to Tam- Tgmored tfte CTa^or. : Smith. , '^-*jf*^.',**•?*^•* '^~?e 1- prison in Mexico ,Clty, wh«ce Villa THie Tnirror issue winch precipitated ATTENDANCE—Last^^ear At. learned to read and write.- Yl-Ia final- pico and Enforce Demands ' -offe of the strongest factional fights lanta had 8.S36 paid admissions at ly escaped a-nd made his way north, in the history of the board began the park. There must be more to where, on the assassination of Madero of the United States. •when Commissioner B. I*ee Smith, o£ , w.n the tiophy this season. and the elevation of Huerta to th tho Fain faction, moved to take up *- WEATHER—Fair and warm. provisional presidency, he started ; the election before turning to regular ) revolution and in due time Joined oth business. The lines of the ensuing , of insurgents under Venustinao Car CONGRESS IS PLEASED • fight over the chairmanship were [ By nick JemJson. 1 j ranza. AT THE ACTION TAKEN drawn immediately. Maj-or Woodward | AH arrangements for the opening of f called -for regular busine&s. ' the baseball season in Atlanta that CASTUE.p/:.CHAPyLTEREC( BY PRESIDENT WILSON The Fain faction sat back m its | were made for Tuesday will stand for chairs, yawned, grazed at the ceiling, j tod President Huerta has moved from is an almost Impregnable fortress. It one captured by - th« American forces and pretended that Mayor Woodwai d Is believed that General Huerta took in the Mexican war, when General OH,'Man J. P. Jumped into the pro- J£ cts\^f ^naPuUepe"^^ Sr'c this step to insure his personal safety Winfleld Scott led the attack on Santa IN WEEK'S FIGHT didn't exist. Mayor Woodward went ceed.ngs Mondaj night by deluging the fortress on the outskirts of the city, Anna's men. It is now heavily forti- Special Envoy John Lind on with business Just the same. The In th'e event of an uprising: in the cap- fied, and Huerta could probably with- Fain faction put its wishes in motion citi with about 2 inches of rain that famous for its beauty and because it ital. This fortress is the celebrated stand a long- siege Urged President to Deal form Commissioner Dixon promptly] carne up unexpectedly and without went over to Mayor Woodward, and j warmng froiVi the gulf coast j .FQRCESOFHUERTA With Huerta in Forceful the motion failed This did not dlb- , The weather moderated and cleared turb the Fain supporters. The.v st.ll I as the day wore along, but;, although j Manner—Orders to Fleet it was clear overhead, it waa mighty j SERIOUS CHARGE MADE Blushing Bride Kidnaped refused to vote, or to have anything ] Followed Meeting of the to do with the business in hand. May- \ soggy under foot Not only was the UOO REBELS or Woodward went steadily on. An 1 Continued on Page Nine. Cabinet — No Ultimatum effort was made by Commissioner j AGAINST DR. MILLER By Her Indignant Mother Clark to secure from Commissioner j Villa Reports Great Victory Issued Yet and Huerta King- an expression regarding the pro- 1 It Is Charged That He Sold cedure of a committee -on which the clared she w'as married, bu^the moth- Will Have Several Days to MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION Miss Morrow, of Rome, Is East of Torreon — Losses latter had served. Commissioner King | Licenses to Practice er, in reply, began to administer some^, ga\e his questioner an "I-don't-know- ORDERING A HOLIDAY ! , Medicine. • Separated From "Shooting severe physical punishment, beginning on Both Sides Very Heavy. Consider Plans for Defy- you" stare, and continued to gaze into with a straight left hook to the blush- ing cheek of her daughter. .the atmosphere. Presently the mayor It has come to my attention that Gallery Willie" at Calhoun Villa Wants Cartridges. ing the 46 Warships and became exasperated. i the mayors of the cities of New The state board of medical ex- The remonstrances of the bridegroom "If you don't want to vote," he ad- ' aminers met Tuesday afternoon at the, were unavailing, and the outraged 20,000 Fighting Men. Orleans and Birmingham have is- capitol with all members present ex- Station. father and mother hustled their daugh- vised the hangers-out, "h.elp yourself. , Juares, April 14.—The rebel wound- If you're not going to fill your jobs ] sued "baseball" proclamations and cept Dr. Peterson, from Tifton, to re- ter onto the train as it pulled ;mt and ceive the report of a special committee left the young husband aloi-e with ed during a six days' battle at San down here, though, you'd better re- I Calhoun, Ga., April 14.—(Special.)— Washington, April 14.—President sign." . ] have ordered city business sus appointed to look into the affairs of his friends and the rice. A few hand- Pedras de los Colonais, east of Tor- An interesting matrimonial comedy in Mayor Could Rfttl&u. j pended on the opening day. There- ' the .Southern College of Medicine and fuls of the latter were given him as reon, is placed at 5.000 in an official Wilson today ordered Tirtually the f Surgery and the Georgia College of which a bride and groom, a mother- his bride was carried almost, hyster- report of General Villa to General Commissioner Johnso,n immediately' fore, it' is my desire that Atlanta j Eclectic Medicine and Surgery. The ically away by her angry parents. entire Atlantic fleet to Mexican responded that if there was any re- ' in-law and father-in-law were the Carranza. In which the combined contribute to make our opening j board voted unanimously not to recog- The young man seemed to be signing to be done, the mayor could! chief atcors. occurred here this after- forces of the federals, said to have waters to force a public salute to the day a bigger event than either New "n'se the former because it fell far be- stunned by the sudden -onslaught of do it himself. The mayor frowned low the standard fixed in the medical noon at the Western and Atlantic de- numbered 12.000 to. 15,000, were de- and rapped for order. Shortly there- Orleans or Birmingham, and I re- j practice act passed last year. The ec- pot, when the afternoon Chattanooga- h-^ wife's relatives that he did , not Stars and Stripes from the Huerta know what course to pursue. He is feated by 10.000 or 12,000 rebels. after Commissioner Smith returned! quest that all business men, mer- i lectic college was placed on probation to-Atlanta train arrived. government as an apology for the from a. trip to the telephone, with the 'and if decided improvements are not connected with the Littlejohn United The combined rebel force came upon information that City Attorney James chants and manufacturers join with Miss Morrow, of Rome, and her Shows, which are m Calhoun this shown by the opening of the next term lover, William White, of Kansas City, the reunited federals, said in the last arrest of American marines at Tam- L. Mayson had declared that any busi- the city of Atlanta in giving their it aJso will be barred. week, and he met Miss Morrow last ness which the Woodward faction had eloped yesterday* the young lady week while the show' was in Rome. days of the battle to have numbered pico last Thursday. Dr. "W. D. Branch, of Baxley, and Dr. leaving her home at Rome to join her might put through would be invalid. employees an opportunity of seeing H. E. Hall, of Avalon. appeared before He is about 20 years old, and is known 15,000, at San Pedro De Las Colonias, finance here. This morning they were No ultimatum has been issued, that Mayor Woodward and Commissioner the Cracker-Volunteer game. the board. Both are graduates of the in the show world as "Shooting Gal- state of Coahuila, forty miles east of Vernoy came back wl^h a 1910 ordi- Southern College of Medicine and Sur- married at Dalton, and were coming lery Willie." His wife looks £o be back to Calhoun on the afternoon nance making: a quorum of four suffi- City hall will be closed by of- gery, and failed to pass the regular about IS, and is decidedly pretty. Torreon. cient to legalize proceeding. Com- ficial proclamation after 2 o'clock state board last year. Dr. Branch train. tt&ny FrJ«onera Token. Weather Prophecy missioner Johnson-said the ordinance testified that he came to Atlanta last When they arrived a large number The rebels claimed to have taken 700 Wednesday, and all employees of of friends gathered round them and GENERALLY PAIB was antique, bewhiskered and decrepit. September and paid Dr. C. W. Miller, prisoners. The federal army is said of Atlanta, secretary of the defunct congratulated the mby means of an Mayor Woodward said nothing:, but the municipality' are urged to at- to have included the Torreon garri- closed the volume triumphantly, and eclectic examining board, $100 for a abundant shower of rice, but in the neorgia—Generally fair Wednesday tend the game. GENERAlllREALAl son, ,led out of that city in retreat by rapped for order. license. No examination was held by meantime the bride's parents, Mr. and and Thursday. Policeman W. H. Bone. tb« aged (Signed) said board. Dr. Hall testified that he Mrs. Frank Morrow, of Rome, had General Velasco, those of General Local Report. patrolman who -was arraigned before paid Dr. Miller the sum of $10 for such sta'rted in search and were awaiting Maas, General Hidalgo, General E>e- JAMES G. WOODWARD, a license and that no board examined their arrival. jowest temperature 52 Recorder Broyles on March 11 for at- f M-oure and two others. Highest temperature .. . fit tempting to Tciss a young school girl Mayor. hitn. It is expected that the state The indignant father and mother PREVENTED A LYNCHING Maas, Hidalgo and DeMourse were Mean temperature 60 whom he was escorting from the Girls' [board of medical examiners will z>>-ose- broke through the ranks of enthusi- Normal temperature 61 jcute Dr. Miller, on their way to Torreon with rein- night school, was arraigned before the astic friends, and took physical charge Rainfall in past 24 hours, inches..1.87 Those present at the meeting were: of their'daughter. So excited was the Sheriff's Wife Turned It In forcements, but Velasco retired before ECxcess since 1st of month, inches. . .86 board of police commissioners last Deficiency since Jan 1, inches ....702 night. Dr. J. "W. Palmer, president, of Ally; mother-in-law when she caught sight their arrival. Since then, until the Dr. C. T. Nolan, secretary, of Marietta; of her runaway daughter that she After the Mob Had Cap- federal concentration at San Pedro Bone stated that he had merely Dr. F. D, Patterson, Cuthbert; Dr. F. D. Report* From Varloun Station*. •ought to test the girl's morality. Ridley, LaGrange; Dr. O. B. "Walker, jumped down the 4-foot descent from tured Her Husband. and environs the federals have been STATIONS He was given thirty days' suspen- Bowman; Dr. A. Fleming, Waycross; the platform, and. pushing aside the maneuvering in an endeavor to mobi- and Btate of WBATHER. [ 7 p.m. | High, llnche-! sion, and a reprimand by Chief Beav- 5iDk Finish Dr. A. F. White. Flovilla. Dr. N. crowd, grabbed the until then happy lize in force, while rebel detachments ers. The Woodward faetioq all voted Peterson, of Tifton, was not present. bride. The girl struggled, and de- Canon City, Colo., April 14.—Masked Atlanta, cloudy, 62 69 1.S7 have scurried hither and thither be- Jirminffham, pt. c. 60 68 1.22 in favor of this verdict. The Fain Cottoo and armed, a mob numbering about tween Viesca, Parras and San Pedro to Soston. clear . . . 48 60 .00 supporters, however, took no part in 68 82 fifty, said to have been citizens of prevent their concentration. rownsville, clear. .00 the actipn-> as they considered the Pongee at, per yd. u&fa}op clear . , r>8 62 .00 board meeting illegal. Florence, reached here in automobiles When the general engagement was -harLe&ton, cldy . 68 2.30 $7.50=$HO Skirts $2.98 today, seized Sheriff Newcomb, and. brought on, it is reported that the bat- Chicago, clear . . 60 .00 Chief Beavers and Commissioner All Should»<•«£• Send in Names Denver, cloudy- . . 64 70 .00 George E. Johnson appealed to the Breakfast Bacon, with axes and ropes, marched on the tle line measured 20 miles in a semi- Des. Moinesi glear. 66 70 .00 police board last night to appropriate county jail with the avowed intention circle about the city. Galveston, clear . 64 70 .0(1 money enough to employ a special latteras, 'rain. . . 60 64 1.00 per lt>. . . 103-40 Villa W«nt« Cartridge*. : squad of out-of-town detectives to re- , To Big Subscription Contest of lynching Charles Ragland, a negro acksonvilla, cldy. 7-4 78 .00 under arrest, charged with the mur- A telegram from General Villa ask- Caqsas City, cjear 62 66 .00 eiiforce the headquarters men during * PPORTUNITIES for house- Cnoxville, cloudy. 60 64 .80 the shrine convention. hold economies offered re- der of Joseph Petty, a Florence mer- ed" fpr two million cartridges. There joulsvllle; ratn . . • 52 52 The matter was submitted to the cently in Constitution adver- were no other Details. aerophis. cloudy.. 54 !od finance committee of council. Chief Oi The Constitution's great subscription getic candidate, according to the rules, chant. While the battle of Torreon was in diami, cloudy . . 80 .01 Beavers stated that he Intended tisements by Atlanta merchants. contest officially began the 12th lust., will receive, either a prize, or. falling While the mob was battering at the Mobile,' clear. . '. 64 74 Did you profit by any of these progress there were persistent re- Montgomery, pt. c. 64 72 LOB augmenting his own force with at and .hose who want t

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is, no specified time has been set hour with JohBr Lind, personal repre-) up by cabinet officers and other of- war would be involved. The Wash- LOUISIANA SUGAR CASE ficials, was described a* follows ington administration has pronounced ' within which the Huerta government sentative of the president in Mexico, itself on the subject of landing1 j "Assistant Paymaster Charles C BEFORE SUPREME COURT MARTIAL LAW DECLARED must comply, )rat the naval demon- and after a two-hour cabinet meeting. Copp and a boat load, of marines landed marines or marching armed forces into * at Tampico last Thursday to obtain Mexico as regarding such acts in the WORK IS "Washington, Apul 14 — The right of stration has been ordered as a con- during Whicb dispatches from Charge \ supplies They were arrested, but later nature of war unless pertmsSitfo is the state of Louisiana to enjoin the & I discharged In accordance with regu- given by the government in control of secretary of the treasury from continu- crete evidence ol the fixed determina- O'Shaughnessy revealed that the {lations in all navies of the world. Rear the territory invaded ing to aHow Cuban sugai to enter the TO STOP RACE GAMBLING ) Admiral Mayo, on considering: that an Inasmuch as no government Is recog- United States with a 20 per cent prefer- tion of the United States to back up Huerta government disputed the right unwarranted arrest had been made, ant ential dxitj, in addition to the general that the nized in Mexico, but a state of anarchy ON TRUST BILLS - . , - , __* «* uniform of the American navy exists, the American government may 25 per cent reduction in sugar rates Rear Admiral Mayo s demand for a of American marines to be ashore at , ftaa _ disregarded, demanded re- - under the Lrnderwood tariff act was Drastic Measure Taken by i+c. i Paration in tb to the supreme court s.atyte Up to tonight General Huerta Tampico and contended that 313 ! twenty-one guns The American flag It is not considered likely that, \t Omnibus Measure Intro- for decision Governor of Oklahoma "T while not taken ashore, was flying: a marines actually were landed and the Attorney Geneial Pleasant of Louisi- *, had not made satisfactory response to 1 Against Bookmakers. recent public statement of apology was^ JJe "tern If the wfcaie boat and" American flag taken ashore in satis- duced in House — Labor ana, and former Senator Joseph W that demand the marines were in uniform faction for the affiront occasioned by Bailej maintained the right of the state ample. _ , "Rear Admiral Mayo allowed the T^ ' *° bring injunction proceedings and the arrest of the marines, an> further f-i1 ^ _ it j* Huerta commander until 6 o'clock that X aim JDOdieS ISX- i argued that the granting of the pref- Oklahoma Cit\, Okla, Apul 14 — In FUTURE EVENTS Immediately after, the cabinet meet- measures would be insisted on Some evening to fire a salute, but later ex- I erential should be enjdined Mr Bailej orders declaring that * gamblers and Daniels is-' tended the time to afford the local corn- officers pointed out that the Huerta contended that despite 100 \ears of ac- DEPEND ON HUERTA. ing adjourned Secretary ±*roT?*v-k*vmi XSaTO-in Or\ft law violators shall not longer flaunt j mander an opportunity »to communicate commander might not resist the land- qmescence in the polio, the granting of 'Future developments depend on sued his order tp the Atlantic fleet, j with his superior officers in Mexico ing of American marines, inasmuch, prejCerentials and reciprocity treaties^ their vice in the face of the decent citi _ .. , _ , ! City A statement of apology -was is- as he is hemmed in on land by the con- were unconstitutional ** zenship of Oklahoma Governor Lee Huerta himself," was the way a high and wireless messages flashed up and j sued in Mexico City by General "Washing-ton, April 14 — President Attorne\ General Pleasant ai gued stitutionalists* forces. Should he con- that the 20 per cent preferential prom- Cruce tonight declared the fan .1 *u **i 4- * * * +»»« and the officer who arrested ttie ma- sent to a peaceful landing it is likely, Wilson's reiterated desire for comple- administration official close to the down the Atlantic coast to put tne rines was ordered punished. This did ised under the reciprocity treat\ with grounds at Talsa unclei mai tia.1 Ia%\ that they soon would be withdrawn tion of the anti-trust legislation pro- not satisfy the United States govern- Cuba was to be figured on the Dinglev and directed Frank M Canton adju president summarized the situation. fleet under steam for Tampico. ment and the salute was insisted on The American government has land- gram at this session of congress spurred rates and pointed to a pro\ iso In the General Huerta himself at no time ed marines in San Domingo and Nica- congress committees to action todav treatv Solicitor General Davis said tant general, to order out a tufficitnt The decision to send the fleet was 46 WARSHIPS SAIL agreed to comply, but an under-secre- ragua, but has held that permission The house judiciarv subcommittee re- this proviso was repealed bv the force of state troops to enforce the. tar> in tbe Mexican foreign office die was granted in each case In Nicara- sponded with the introduction of the Underwood bill but Mr Pleasant argu- state anti-gambling: law s reached after the president and WITH 21,000 MEN. inquire of Charge O'Shaughnessy if a ed that a repeal would not be made gua American marines kept a railroad omnibus bill including trust regulation without Cuba t, consent This action was taken when the ad Secretary Bryan had conferred for an salute flred to the gunboat Dolphin and from falling into the hands of a rebel- measures and pi ovisiona to meet de- It will be the largest fighting force responded to by the American ship jutant general, wno is m Tulsa i e the American government has assem- would be acceptable' This was em lious force Actual war or interven- mands of lahor for restriction of in ported to the governor that not\\ ith- j>hatlcallv rejected by the United States tion could not be undertaken without junction powers and to insure jury MAS. O. B. TANNER DEES; s tan ding- a restraining order issued bled for possible action since the and word was sent that nothing short authorization fay congress, and e\ en trials in contempt cases last night b\ District Judge L M Poe of a public salute to the American the landing of marines at times has Members of the s_enate subcommittee DEATH CAME SUDDENLY bookmakers were operating at the f^i Spanish American war Forty six war flag v ould be satisfactory ' raised, a question in tn,e senate, though on interstate commerce conferred late grounds track \v here the spn»>, i av e ships and 21,000 men will comprise DRASTIC MOVG AGAINST HUERTA it has led to no change in the attitude in the day and agreed to submit to the The death of Mrs O B Tannei 39 meeting of the Tulsa Jockev t lub ADVISED BV EWOY JOH\ LI^TD ~__ the executive branch of the govern- full committee as soon as possible a 5 ears old of s South Gordon street, opened 3 esterda% came onl\ a few hours after the de the force off Tampico. This was the situation laid before the ment in constituting itself as the judge tentati\e draft of a long-considei ed of such cases. measure to supplement the Sherman parture of hei husband on a business Everywhere, at the white house, the cabinet today by the president Some trip Officials do not believe other foreign law, which will differ in many respects Mr Tanner is a traveling salesman SAKS HE USED WHISKY state department and the navy de- administration officials were inclined governments will send ships to Mexico from the house measuies His wife had been ill for some time in view of the American demonstration FOR WASHING HIS FEET partment, the hope was expressed to wait for more facts and do nothing- Labor and Farm Unions JBmept. and he had been delating his departure The affair is regarded as one solely be- on this account She was thought to that the dispatch of the fleet would tween the TTnlted States and the Hueita In introducing the house bill Repre- be out of danger when he left Monday Athens Ga , \pnl 14 —(Special > — government, and~*-not involving any sentative Clayton chairman of the night At 4 o clock Tuesday morning not lead to serious consequences, and would evade the issue and delay and she was dead Because the defendant put up suffi- other foreign governments, though judiciary committee announced that there was a confident prediction that prompt and vigorous action was the full committee v* ould meet Mrs Tanner js sur\ived b\ her hus cient e\ idence to com ince the com- serious e^ entuallties nugrht cause Euro band and three children The funeral mitting- L mted States commissionei that f necessaiy John land it is understood pean nations to seek further protec- Thursday to consider it and that is to be held at 9 30 o clock this morn- among administration officials he hoped tVxe measure could be report- Judge \\alter Cornett heie tins Tnovji- in his conference with the president tion foi their nationals Diplomats ing' from the home Father O Is ed in the near future Jackson will officiate Burial is to be General Huerta would satisfy the and Secretary Brjan, had counselled a here took an active interest in the de- ing that he had on hand a consider- Exemption of labor and agricultural in A.uburn N Y velopments and cabled their home gov- able quantitv of w hisk> for the pur American demand and close the mci forceful move For two hours the cabi- organisations from the ban of the ernments the news as it appeared dur- pose of washing his feet in it, and not dent net discussed the pros and cons and anti-trust laws it, pio\ided in the house ing- the day UNDERWOOD SHAKES for selling or for e'v en drinking pur Officials were careful to point out the possible consequences of drastic DEVELOPMENTS TAIvE SITUVTlO'V measure The exemption provision was poses, Joe Lankfort, of Hart counts that negotiations with the Huerta action and the plan of sending the fleet CLOSE TO REAL HOSTILITIES declared satisfactoiy to the labor group HANDS WITH HOBSON in the house w ho ha^ e been urging aged about 40 j ears went free He government had not ended and that as a warning to Huerta of the lengths While the consensus of opinion of Have Your New Gown the Bacon-Bartlett laboi exemption bill "Washington April 14 —Repiesenta- to which the Washington government those best informed ^as that so senous wag anaigned for ha\ ing liquor in the way was still open to General and had considered calling a demociatic tives L iiuei wood and Hobson, sena- torial candidates in one of the bitterest sufficient quantities to justifv the =u<9 Fitted Over Huerta to make amends . w as prepared to go to enforce its a step as mihtarv intervention may not caucus to force action , be required to foice Huerta to yield campaigns fought m Alabaui' met iid picion of retailing He exhibited a Meanwhile the navy department sent poltcv was unanimously adopted There Anothei featuie of the bill eliminates shook hands in the house today from his position on the question of 1 complete instructions to Rear Admiral was no previous intimation that the attempts to make further definitions of How are you. Underwood '' said Mr badly crippled foot caused by the fall salute they lecasmzed today s de- Badger, commander-in-chief of the At- naval demonstration would be ordered restraints of tiade The measure in- Hobson, and the majority leader re- of a mule upon it some month s ago_ velopments carried the situation closer turned his handclasp with a ' Pine, and produced also a prescription "from lantic fleet, on board the battleship but this as well as othei moves had to real hostilities than it ever has been corporates the plan alieady madfe pub- captam "Hobson lie for regulating liolding companies, j exchange between a doctor recommending the liberal Arkansas at Hampton Roads Rear been discussed on manj an occasion during flhe three years of turmoil m It was the fllst for prohibiting interlocking dirccto the two on the floor of the house for bathing: of the foot in a solution of CORSETS Admiral FisKe chief of the bureau of in the past rates, and for govei ning price fixing months salt And water and whisky operations left here for the Roads to Cabinet officers ana others were in President Wilson and membeis of tbe and. other trade lelations It would ' _ penalize commercial interests that dis I •^•^^•^^^•"^^ »^»in ^•-•••.•••••-••••.iiia The slimness of youth is m the night to personal!^ explain to Ad- sistent that no change in the grenera.1 ibinet went about their official duties as usual The president was calm and criminate in prices between purchas- long, sweeping, slender lines of miral Badger the diplomatic side of the policv towaid Mexico was imminent ers of commodities in the same or dif seiene He took a long motoi ride in these famous corsets situation and dispatches from Rear and that so far as possible the fac ferent sections or communities with in the afternoon and remained in his Admiral Ma>o tions would be left to fight their bat- tent to injure or destroy the business stud> tonight Inquiries for further of a competitor of eithei the purchasei LIST OK THE FIGHTIAG VESSELS tles unhampered by American inter- information were pressed at the w hite or seller and mine owners and op- ORDERED TO MEXICAN WATERS ference Officials declared with em- house but the president took the posi- erators who arbltrarilv refuse to sell HE signature below, on every HARTSHORN phasis that no other phases of the Indicating the exact ships which tion that there was nothing further to their product to responsible wou-Id-be Mexican situation beyond the affront purchasers or who lease or sell goods TSHADE ROLLER, is your guarantee that announce or e-s.plain that the Amei ican «. ill accompan> Admiral Badger, the to the flag at Tampico were involved or fix a price or rebate on condition you have the best and most durable Shade ] i\ <• department issufid, the following in the dispatch of tbe fleet, though flag 'had been affronted and that a de- that the lessee or purchaser shall not mand for a salute in satisfaction had \dmual Badger Will Tiake with him officials admitted the strategic value- use a competitor's product Roller ever devised. », the battleships Arkansas Louisiana, of having so big a fighting force been made Provision for Railroads* Though he hopes sincerel> the grav It includes a provision to enable i ail- \ew Hampshire, Michigan, Vermont, proximitj- to a country in wins'! emer- Ity of the situation would be removed No tacks—no "wear and tear." Easy to gencies might anae at anv time roads to aid in the construction of New Jersey and South Carolina which satisfactory action on the part of bianch or short line railroads 01 to attach shade. Always works without last ship has been intercepted on her No direct statement of explanation the Huerta government it is known acquire the stock of branch or short bother. Dependable, lasting springs. \\ay from Haiti to Hampton Roads of the developments of today was is- that Mr Wilson has considered all lines built by an independent company sued either by the white house or the where there is no substantial competi Wood or Tin Rollers. Ask your dealer. Modern "The gunboat Tacoma, now at Bos- phases and possibilities, and is pre- tion between the two main companies state depai tment, the announcements pared to meet them with a firm hand ton Mass, has been ordered also to tion the navy department of navtl or- and to permit railroads to extend an> Tampico b> wa> of iMewport, R I., and Communication with Charge O Shaugh- of their own line^i Methods jiers furnishing the key to the satia- nessy was constant during the day, but "Under the interlocking directorates w ill start today or tomorrow tion no messages w ere given out. The section there is added a provision that "The gunboat Nashville now at ' Action not words, was the wav American charge s position in the Mex- after two years from the passage of the d Improved methods are Monte Chnsti San Domingo, has been cabinet officeis descubed the answer .can capital in view of latest develop- bill "no person shall at the same time of the United States to Huerta s un- be a director or other officer or em constantly bringing the ordered to Guantanamo to coal and ments was considered by many here ployee of more than one bank banking thence to Tampico willingness to fire a salute when de as particularly delicate The possibil- association or trust company organiz- manded b> the American government science of dentistry The Rhode Island Nebiaska, Vir- ity that Hueita might consider the ed and operating under the United Incidentally a copy of tbe navil or- sending of the fleet as an undulv ag- States laws either of which has de- ginia and Georgia aie now docking, it nearer to perfection. ders issued bv Secretary Daniels is i gressive act and give O Shaoighnesss posits capital surplus and undivided has not been decided yet whether they derstood to have been tiansmittetl fiis passports was heard dismissed as profits aggregating more than $2 500 - will join Admiral Badgers forces 000 ' 5 We always keep abreast Charge O Shaugrhiiessy so that the an interesting possibility The interstate trade commission bill ' The transport Hancock w ill lea\ e Huerta government might be inform The tension ov er the general situa .Iso w ill report to the house today of modern methods, and. >ew Orleans for Tampico toda> with ed of the course which the United tion was more keen than it has been •fi om th,e interstate commerce comm it the first regiment of the expeditionary States had adopted It was said that months among officials and news lee apply them. there was no necessity of informing f i om the "Mexican capital •was awaited The report says the commission has foice of marines with intense anticipation The rig^oi - in no sense been empowered to make The foregoing- ships are in addition other foreign governments unless a ous censoiship imposed on news dis- terms with monopoly or assume .control i Our Patients are assured state of blockade was declared TSHO to the Ltah Connecticut Minnesota, patches from Mexico Citj bas virtually of business or to deal with mainte CONGRE*i*» PLE-VSEO Bl WEWS confined the information about affairs nance of fixed prices or to pass orders of the best service mod- Des Moines Chester, Dolphin and San OF TIIK DISPVTCH OF FLEET Mexico to official channels The an anv way regulating production or to f> lancisco at Tampico and the Florida, state department how ever is main- "make declaration as to the innocuous Shade ' ern dentistry affords. News of the dispatch of the fleet to and Prairie at Vera Cruz. taining strict secrecy ness of any particular corporation or Mexican watei s was received in con- The only message fi om Charge agreement even if coupled with tlje The torpedo boat fjotULa at Pensaco gi ess with general satisfaction In O Shaughnessy of which officials spoke right to revoke -such order in the fu- ROLLERS la Fla has been ordered to stand by the house, Representative Murdock of was his report that the final shipment ture ' Dr. E. G. Griffin's f 01 ordei s of arms for the protection of Che Amer- The senate sub committee in addition Kansas, publicly proclaimed the news can embassy had beefT received to reporting to the full committee a "W hile the na^ y moved on the At- of Secretarv Daniels' order and there completed trust measure, will submit Gate City lantic coast, Secretary Daniels to- was a mild demonstration of approval for consideration the proposal that an interstate trade commission be au night was gi\ing his attention to the No public announcement was made in IN WEEK'S FIGHT the senate, but the news quickly thonzed to investigate interlocking di situation in the Pacific Most of the spifad HUERTA LOSES TO REBELS rectorates holding companies btock Dental Rooms \mencan wai oraft in the Pacific al- watering and other features of busi Tomorrow the situation will occupv ness ewls to make recommendations at J readx are in Mexican waters the attention of the senate foreign re- Continued From Page One, the next session of coftgre^1* In \ lew 24 /2 "Whitehall St. "J^T NO MOVEMENT OF THE ARM.V lations committee Members of the of the president s attitude it is probable VAN WINKLE THOUGH THE NAV\ WAS ACTIVE house foreign affairs committee today however that no effort will be made station on the southernmost end of at this time to press this suggestio'n Lady Attendant Phone M. 1 7O8 "While the navy was active, there also manifested keen interest in de- the three railway lines running be was no army movement. Two expla- velopments and Representative Flood, tween Torreon and fealtillo, and its TRUCKS chairman' conferred with his col- Crown and nations for this •* ere advanced—the southern environ^ Bridge "Work leagues about preparation for anv Meanwhile a rebel column had occu- desii e that the constitutionalists, in emerg-encT, that might arise Be* ond pied San Pedro near a lake on the . THREE AMERICAN WOMEN For Every Business control of northern Mexico, should not asserting that the situation seemed to northernmost of the railway lines, | $4 about 60 miles noith of the southern j ARE HELD BY HUERTA E\ei% \\here a wagon is—there a truck should be misinterpret the action, and the fact be a serious one. Acting Chairman line Th_ e first detachment sent agains„.. . t Ver. —a. Cru-•-?z ApiiApi il 14—-Th14 —-The \mericaii that the United States already has a Shlvely of the senate foreign i ela- the city by General Villa was repulsed (consul W TV Canaaa visited General \U business houses today aie conforming to the funda- big lighting force within striking dis- tions committee made no comment after_fpur days of desultory figbting, , Maas the feaerai commander today mental principle that motive power should carry a minimum Many senators and representatives but whe.,__ n reinforcement„_„„ „s arrive„.....•.,..<> d thea. and interceded in behalf of three wom- tance of Mexico. Twelve thousand short dis- expressed themselves in sympathy federals fled eastward en supposed to be Americans from of upkeep when not producing troops are at Texas City, where four tance with the action of the administration Texas, who have been sent to tne mill- M! beasts of burden require as much upkeep—that is food, arm> transports are at anchor and 1 in ordering niore ships to Tampico General **nffagemeiit. tary priaon nere by the war depart- thousands of cavalry and infantry are but declined to be quoted in view of \illa left a garrison in the tovvnt butlment which is-fuel—when resting as when working; spread along the border where they the uncertainty as to w hat might _ t was unable to withstand the J on f General Maas regretted his mabilit\ \ an Winkle trucks do more work, better and quicker, than No. 1O can be moved quickly eventuate. slaugh' t of" a new colum' n o"f" federa*~ —l' he said, to liberate the women without Compound Lard volunteers under Generals Benjamin orders from the minister of wai horset, 01 mules, and use fuel only when delivering vour High administration officials do not The dispatch of the fleet created Argumedo and Emilio P Campa, The United States collier C>clops en- expect critical developments, but they only mild excitement in the national While these fights were taking place tered port today to take on provisions goods capital generally Newspapers ordered Velasco moved up to Parras and it is She will proceed to Tampico to coal Don t be wasteful in jour delivery sj^tem another >ear. are prepared for any emergency Sec- the Connecticut and furnish supplies their representatives to Hampton Roads, now assumed cut across from that retary Bryan, who is ill, had intended point to San Ped i o wTrtere a general to other ships there You can buy Van \Vmkle trucks on the same terms that you and tonight fhe navy department to leave tonight for Miami, Fla JHCe engagement is reported to have been had granted permission to twent~\ brought on last night bu\ an\ other business necessity. cancelled his reservation and announc- reporters and photogri aphers to ac- Back of a line running approximate- ed that he would stay in Washington company the fleet on its cruise ly north and south thiough Pairas and CENTRAL OP GEORGIA indefinitely Senator Shively, acting Jt will be fully a week before the San Pedro theie is 50 miles of watei- THE VAN WINKLE Salt Atlantic fleet is assembled at Tain less desei t which must be crossed be chairman of the senate foreign rela fore the fertile fields of Saltillo aie CHANGES SCHEDULE Meat tiona committee, confen ed with Air pico though the ships aie expected MOTOR TRUCK CO. 1 reached The fedeials were supposed APRIL 19 Bryan and called at the white house to be steaming awav tomorrow Rear to be headed for that cit\ but It is drew J. Paxton, Jr., Sale* Mgr. Klngan's Reliable Bacon Admiral Badger will rank both Rear thought thev w ere daunted by the On and after April 39th tiain "No City Office, 1130 Candler Bide. as well He said that at the regular 4 for Macon and Savannah, will lea^e Fresh Ciuntry Eggs . . . Admiral Fletcher and Rear Admiral desert and chose to make their new Phone Ivy 320. meeting of the committee tomorrow stand at San Pedro \tlanta 9 35 p m arrive Macon I 00 Ma> o and will take complete charge a m Sa%annah 7 30 a m W H ATLANTA, GA. Fox River Butter.... 27'AC he would transmit all the information "What happened after the climax of Full Una Fresh Meats of the situation the battle last night is left to con- POGG District Passenger 4gent At- he had obtained today While the ships are under wa^ Gen- jerture Tt is assumed that the fed- lanta —fadi ) STATUS OP THE MEXICAN CASE eral Huerta will have about a week m erals withdrew to one of tn«ir earlier AS StTMIIED B1 HIGH OFJPICUfcS which to answer the American de- positions and that both sides are busy Cash Gro. Go.,37s. with their w ounded and dead The status of the case, as summed mands The crisis in the situation is expected to come if General Huerta de- 5,OOO Wounded a Mistake. clines to yield by the time the Atlan- General Oarranza forwarded the re- *s tic fleet arrives port to Rafael Zubaran, his secretary HIGITS PUPE FOOD STOPE Various succeeding steps were be- of *he interior, who remained here aft- ing^ discussed among na\al officers to- er the provisional caipital was moved day and those familiar with precedent to Chihuahua* Zubaran believes the FOR TODAY said there -was no exact parallel in in- reference to "five thousand wounded' ternational law was an exaggeration due to ja. tele- 25 Ibs. Best Granu- graphic mistake and he wired TOr co*n- $1,05 $30 in Gold U. C. V. RATES BLLE JACKETS 'WAY BE I.VXDKO firmation SUGAR lated Sugar for . . . —TO THE AND PORT OP TAMPICO SEIZED General \illas report, d-ated yester- day reads t It was pointed out by some that the I have the honor to communicate United States might land marines and to you that after six da>s of terrific Coffee I9c i Buffer - Buttar, Ib 29c Baking Contest Reunion at Jacksonville seize Tampico to obtain satisfaction fighting the town of San Pedras de Cor the incident but this raised the las Oolonias was toda> at 7 p m question of whether or not an act of e\acuated b\ the enemy which TV as $IS m Gold First Award under the command of Gen-erals Velas- Catalina Tuna Fish Xo. 1 Hath. Nothing better for ' FLORIDA De Moure ATaas and others $10 in Cold Second Award. Before the evacuation the\ set fire making salads; just like the greater part of the citj In $5 in Gold Third Award. A. B. & A. RAILROAD these moments my troaps are taking chicken; can •. possession of the city Tomorrow I Best 3 or 4 layer or pound Cake The "OFFICIAL ROUTE" from ATLANTA •will forward the details of the battle "Tahoe" Brand Lemon Cling Peaches, Schedule ou My onl> regret is that 5,000 made of "White Crest" Flour. Bound of my troops were wounded in to- heavy syrup, 7 cans Special Trip $1.00 Solid Carload Shipment day s assault I have captured 700 pi is- 24 Ibs. 830. May 5th Fare. oners, I hope that the great sacrifice Uv Atlanta 9 30 PM *7.25 of human blood will be for the wel "Grnffen's" California Asparagus, won- Best "flour in the world for l-v Senoia "j . 10.45 PM 6.80 fare of our countrj ' cakes. ^ Lv Woodbury 11:20 PM 'T Lard $1.172 A telegram from General Benavides derfully delicious, 5 cans $1.00 6.00 gives the rebel loss as 650 killed and Uv Manchester 11:50 PM 6.00 KB. 10 Pall wounded. It may be impossible to clear No. 3 California Apricots and "Royal Anne" Cher- Contest closes ^Thursday, April Uv Oglethorpe 1.35 AM 4.60 up the discrepance tonight, but it is i6th. Judges, three of Atlanta's Lv Montezuma ...... 1:40 AM 4.60 Lard 92£c pointed out as unitkelj that the rebels would lose half their force in wound- ries. Some good eating we ^Cfc*» best housekeepers. Bring the SVc* stWa» _ ^ Uv Vienna 2:20 AM 4.10 ed alone assure you. Can afcSFC Uv Cordele 2:40 AM 3.95 Federals I*o*t 3,54>O Men. cakes in Today and Thursday. Uv Fitzgerald . 3:45 AM 3.20 Another telegram source unidenti- Successful contestants announced Sic MILK fied, places ttie federal loss at 3,500 Demonstrations eveiy minute Campbell's Soups. Uv Douglas 4:40 AM 2.65 tilled, wounded and taken prisoners Friday, April I7th. Ar Waycross 5:50 AM Fancy TonutMs, can 6 l-2c >ther reports have it that property of 21 flavors. Each day a new kind for you to taste— Ar Jacksonville 7:55 AM he Madero family in San Pedro was Cakes will be sold after and destroyed bv the federals, as well as Free. Ticket! Sola May 3rd ta Ttfc Indulge. Van Camp'* S«up 8 l-2c iropertj of other rebel sympathizers money donated to charitable in- Return Limit May 15th, J,nle»l» Extended. Another report had it fhat the fed- PLHCHiSE yOLR TICKET VIA THE V. H. Jt A. RAILROAD M«. 10 Syrup erals, defeated all along the line, re- Tetley's Teas, expertly made, Free, and you'll stitutions— reated towards Monteie-v To do this I 10 ™i «Ay SEE SOUTH GEORGIA £fi^£ltoEb«« Pur< Crumery totter Ib 27 l»2c they will ha\e £o cross 50 miles of des- ! know something about Tea drinking., BAKE! BAKE! BAKE! \OIR FRIENDS TO JOtV iOlj r« THIS MOST rVTERESTIAtS rt, a hardship for which they are not $10 Orders Delivered equipped, it is said | TRIP TO FLORIDA Reports from Vera Cruz that the J We deliver promptly—3 times a day—9 A. M. and 4 P. M. All directions. One Low Side Trip Ilaies to ALL NEAltBV POINTS rebels^-at Tampico had "withdrawn to foKe- ~Y«ur Reservations Today and Get Further Information at Sewell Commission Co. reorganize is confirmed in advices re- o'clock short deliveries. Telephone orders on the jump. Main 1061. Atlanta 464 i-" *« Peaclitree Street ceived here, although the reason given Wholeial; and Retail. s that General Gonzales desired to •W. \\. C«OXTO"\. 'Pnone 1133. R. E. CAMP. 117 31. 113-15 Whitehall. 164 Oecatur. •eraain out of the way pending1 settle- and 4838. (Cakes will be on display in cases.) Oeneral Paasencer \ffent. Tieket Affect. nent of the differences between the Freirs «M PrtfeM by tN Caritul United States and Huerta o*er the ar- rest of the American blujackets ,J. M. HIGH CO.-____Ma»7 Order* Filled^^3. M. HIGH CO. I

NFWSPAPFK THE CONSTiTUTION, ATLAOTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, APEIL 15, 1914. Page Three.

sees ion of the Medical A*ssociation of COMMISSIONERS WILL Whigham Sells $8,000 Bonds. Georgia, which, begins today Bainbridge Ga . April«. 14 —(Spe- The session -will be called to order MEET AT KIMBALL TO BOTH SIDES OBJECT ANNUAL HILL CLIMB cial )—Recently the little town of MEDICOS OF at 10 30 o'clock this morning in the WhiRham was bonded for $8 000. and OF LILY the bonds were sold under competitive Wesley Memorial hospital. An address FORM ORGANIZATION bids, quite a number being offered, of welcome on behalf pf the city will but the highest v> as bv the Farmers' be delivered bj Mayor Woodward Dr TO CHANGES IN RATES TAKES PLACE MAY 9 I State Bank of Whigham and was for TO MEET HERE TODAY Dunbar Roy will deliver a similar ad- The first annual convention of the ?S.2QO a little above par, the home dress for the Fulton County Medical CONTESTJECIDED ' county commissioners of Georgia, -with bank placing: better value on the bonds society The response of the associa- ' a view toward the good roads move- than any one else Atlanta Will Be No Place for tion will be made by Dr J Lawton i ment tbrougih-out the state will be Vigorous Protest Over Revised At Meeting of Auto and Ac- Hiers, of Savannah 1 opened today in the Kim ball house Express Rates Heard by cessory Association Great Unprotected Germs for The remainder of the meeting w ill Out of Thousands of An- The address of welcome will be de- Some Days. be devoted to the reading of papers livered by Mayor James G Woodward, Railroad Commission. Enthusiasm Prevails. by the members of the association. swers Received, That f of and the response will be made by The program for the entire three-day Judge John W Maddox, of Rome, Ga. There's a During the next three days Atlanta session follows Mfs. S. M. Bernolak Is i Temporary officers will be elected and Vigorous opposition was presented On May 9 the Atlanta Auto and Ac- •will be no place for an unprotected / Wednesday, April 15. I organization of the permanent conven- against the proposed ratification of cessory association is going to pull off Adjudged Best. I tion -will be put into effect, after which Intrastate express rates at a hearing its annual hill climb on Stewart ave- germ Doctors from all over the state 9 \ M—Meeting of house of dele- nue At the meeting of the associa- distinct art in either ha,\e arrived or will arrive to- gates Wesle> Memorial building permanent officers will be selected before tJhe railroad commissioners In the capitol yesterday tion held Monday night members T . •* jiay to attend the sixty-fifth annual 10 30 V M—General session, Wes- Addresses on various good roads pledged their co-operation to the ar- les Memorial subjects will be delivered by prominent A group of produce dealers and ship- 2 30 P M —General session FIRST PRIZE. officials including Dr W S McCallie, pers from various sections of the state rangement committee and assurances I the shaping of 8 30 P M—General session (Box at Lyrifc theater for production appeared to address the commission, were given that there will be prvzes of state geologist, and Hon W S Keller. value to attract sufficient entries to Ihursdny, April 16, of "Tfre Lily" by tli* Lucille state highway engineer of Alabama together with express officials. The young men's trousers. hearing occupied the entire das, was make the climb interesting DARKENS GRAY 9AM —Report of house of dele- XiK Verne Company.) ! The rfonvention will last two daVs Mark Nabors, of Nabors & Co, in- gates and general session On Wednesday night an address will adjourned late in the afternoon, and 2 3J> P M —General session. Mrs, S. M. Bernolafc, 43 North Dar- will be resumed this morning formed the association that he will You don't see it in 8PM —Banquet tendered by Ful- san Place. be delivered in the Ansley hotel by offer the special prize trophy and Governor John M Slaton A speech For the past two years the commis- ton County Medical societj. Hotel Ans- j sion has been engaged in an extensive Manager Crane, of the Pope-Hart ford STOPS FALLING ley OTHER PRIZE WINNERS. xv will also be made by J E Pennybacker, (Each one receives two orchestra former secretary of the American Road Investigation and study of express company, notified the prize committee ordinary clothes. Friday, April 17. congress, of Washington, D C. classification, rates rules and traffic, that he will offer a trophy Several 9AM —Report of house of dele «*ent« nt tlie I^yrle for «* perform- Business affairs will, occupy most of other prizes will be submitted to the Something New—Darkens Ev- ance of "The Lily.") and has proposed a revision In con- committee within the next ten da>s gates and general session the morning session Thursday 4.d- ! templation bt harmonizing arid adopt- That straight, lean- i P M—Election of officers organi C. F. McDanmell, 230 Courtland i dresses will be madje at noon and dur- The association appointed Messrs enly—Makes You Look zation of council and adjournment ing the afternoon x A buffet luncheon ] ing" new classifications and rates to Voltz, Bussey and Walra'ven as a com The major part of the general ses treet. will be served in the Ivimball cafe traffic conditions as they exist today mittee to look after the prizes Young, Vigorous. , Hiss Rose Wolf, J4K Whitehall President George Hanson urged the legged effect requires sions will be devoted to the reading From 2 30 o clock in the afternoon un- 1 Also the simplification of rules and members to bring in new membet s. of scientific papers All meetings will treet, care of Cain «fc Green. til 4 30 an automobile sight-see ing , reflations for the benefit of shippers and on his suggestion a committee be held m the "Wesley Memorial build ftllsri Mary France* Cooledse, 1480 tour will be made of the convict camps and carriers composed of Frank Stemhauer John E expert designing; the When your hair begins to turn gray, ing The present officers of the asso Peachtree street. and the Fulton county roads Under the method proposed by the Smith and W D Ludwig, was appoint streaked, faded or brittle or if hair is | ciation are Dr Ralston Lattimore The committee on arrangements has ed to canvass auto dealers and urge | Savannah president Dr J D Chason Alias Jin He H. Fennell, SOS IMed- oeen appointed as follows commission, the express companies them to enter the association all gray or white, trj the follow ins , Ivan E Allen chairman T C compose the transportation unit and right "hitch" at the On retiring apply Q-Ban, like a sham- j Bainbudge first vice president I>r mont avenue. New members admitted to the as Stewart R Roberts, Atlanta, second Mrs. T. M. Myrfck, 5OO Spring Waters George C Walters W T Wtnn, rates are to be fixed for each individual sociatlon we,re the Auto Oil and Gaso poo, to hair and scalp The gray dis- vice president and Dr W C Lyle, Au Shelby Smith and Fred Houser express concern, regardless of the line company Mark labors & Co and appears and a few more applications gusta, secretary and treasurer street. number of roads necessary for ship- the Fegram Motor Car company heel, the right ^width of Q-Ban. the hair Is beautifully Charlie McGrath, 376 Eaat North President George D McCutcheon oi darkened so evenly and naturally no ments to be transported over in order the Georgia Automobile association avenue. « S. B. Marks Will Make to reach destination one can tell It has been applied Q- CHANGE IS ANNOUNCED Mlaa Mary Lenney, 326 Ponce de outlined the plans of the association at the knee and ankle Ban is very popular because in addi- Witnesses were examined during the in the matter of drafting legislation tion td beautifully darkening the hair IN SOUTHERN SCHEDULE Leon avenue. , Race to Succeed Self hearing, who told of express conditions He appealed to the lo il dealers for 31lsti Nellie McCall, 36 East Mer- co-operation it produces that soft, dark luster and and regulations and revenue A strong S. E Davidson informed the mem- — all without a sug- appearance of abundance to the hair The Southern railway announces rttts avenue. As Federation Head speech In behalf of the express com- bers that he is a candidate for alder which makes the hair so fascinating panies argument was made by .R. C and attractive, besides prevents dan- that t>he night passenger train that M. H. <« orlj en, care Fairbanks, man in the ninth ward and made the gestion of "high heretofore left Atlanta for Maeon over Uorne Jt Co., Atlanta. Alston, representing the Southern Ex- declaration that he is opposed to im druff, itching scaJp and fading hair, Prior to his departure to Maoon, press company who debated Che logic posing a greater tax on iuto owner-^ and promotes the growth of thin or this route at 3,0 30 o clock will in the Alias Ivylyn Chnmben, 37O South S B Marks, president of the Georgia or dealers brittle hair Q-Ban is not sticky or future leave at 9 35 o clock of the proposed ratifications Mr Davidson made a deep i mpres mussy—delightful ta use Cannot in- Boulevard Federation- of Labor made the an- Express company officials who ar- water"—is real art. Miss Anne Turner, 585 Capitol av- sion on the membei s of t he as^o^ia jure or stain the most delicate scalp nouncement that ho will be a candi- gued the subject pleaded that the pro- tion Other speeches w^co ma le L>J or hair If you care for dark, thick To Admit Foreign Cattle. enue. date for re election before the labor posed Tensions were too low, and that members pledging suppor.. to tiis P soft hair, free from grayness make a Mrs. C. Peel, 333 Courtland street. con\ ention which convenes in Macon their enforcement would deprive ex- sociation A barbecue dinner ^ as Our designers give personal trial of Q Ban It will please, Washington, April 14—A bill to au- served delight and surprise you with beauti- 1 Miss E*a Wnrm, 142 East Eighth Wednesday morning President Marks, press concerns affected by such Intra- you these things. thorize the opening of the ports of accompanied by W B Puckett left state revisions ol re\ enue that was ful dark hair and lots of it i large Tampa and Key West for admission of street. 7-ounce bottle sold and guaranteed for Wrs. H. M. Thorn kill, 253 McLen- Atlanta to make arrangements for the necessary to existence only 50 cents by Edmondsona Prug cattle for slaughtering frbm Vene \tlanta delegation On the other hand however produce Oxford Store Burns. Stores, 11 N Broad street or 104 N don avenue. Oxford Ga April 14 —(Sp^< ia* )— Robert Hancock., Jr., 1OS Juniper The convention tv ill be one of the dealers and shippers of the state—who Hart Schafrner & Marx Pryor, Atlanta Ga Out of-town peo most important in the history of the The Ollie Weldon store near the Ox pie supplied by mail—(adv ) M treet. were liberally represented at the ihear- ford postof f Ice was set on f 11 < sup federation More than 200 delegates, ing—debated that the proposed ratifi- posedly by lightning Tuesda/ moin- Good Clothes Makers Miss Katberlne Reid, Palmetto, Ga. from all sections of Georgia represent- cations were too steep and that their Ing about 845 o clock and 111 i few MJHS Emma Duckworth, 35 JEQcho ing more than 12 000 lafoor men, will inauguration would aepri\ e growers minuses was completely *ics>ti*>ve 1 The .•street. discuss labor problems, legislation and and shippers—as well as dealers of all building e .d fixtures th« 'jroper^v if Miaa Frances Pope, 13OS Marietta other questions which have confronted classes—of the meager profit derived Ollie "Weldon of Griffin, Ga were QSoId in Atlanta by the labor movement during the past from intrastace traffic valued at ?1 200 on which tie^e is said street. year Legislative matters w ill be one In this connection J H McHattan, to have been $700 insurance aniel Bros. Co. Mrs. G. M. Stokes, 79 Spring; street of the chief subjects of discussion par- a state demonstrator declared that the Miss Janie McDonald, 187 North ticularly the movement recently start- revisions would sorely affect the truck Jackson street. ed in Atlanta by the Federation of farming industry of the state and Trades to have labor represented in that the small-scale farmer would be Mrs. F. G. Williams, 10 Columbia the state county and municipal gov- seriously impaired an trafficking his ni cnue. ernments. wares Heradon Thomas, 94 Formwalt Mr McHattan stated that truck farming in Georgia was progressing in street. bounds, and that it was becoming so Mrs. Charles H. Wight, 197 West With a Big Barbecue prosperous in all sections that tihe state Peachtree street. already was prepared to compete w ith the markets of other big farm states 3fra. A. C. Spinks, 6S6 North Bou- Health Officers End He also had this to say of truck levard. farming and truck farmers FOR FOR Mrs. Cnllle Cox, No. 1 Clay street, Their Convention Any man who applies business abil ity intellect and science to his work MAN . BOY KirUwood, G«u can produce a prosperous truck farm With a barbecue at the Battle Hill We are trying to aid the industry, and sanitarium in the afternoon, the annual in the past several months have been ' Thousands of answers were received assured of hundreds who contemplate 1 session of the State County and Mu- in The Constitution s Lily contest Jin nicipal Health Officer s association, was taking up truck farming last Sunday s paper held m the council chamber at city The contest was an exhibition pf hall and there were more than thirty artistic ability in piecing together a members present James Harrison Fined $100 picture tff a rabbit and a Ulj, a section Mayor James G Woodward addressed ol which appeared in each advertise- the convention \v elcoming the dele- For Stealing Flowers Off Bar by Thi« Label ment on one page of the paper gates to the city Dr J P Kennedy, ihe interest displayed was unprece city health officer also welcomed the cU i One young lady M.ISS Mary visitors Dr Eugene E Murphy, of Au- Oakland Cemetery Graves i i of 326 Ponce de L.eon avenue gusta president of the association call- ed the meeting to Older and Rev "W R \\ t it. lily and rabbit in the pic Hendnx, pastor of Wesley Memorial James Harrison of No 441 Edgewood On Sale at Rogers' 45 Stores Lu L si basis consti acted a fairy chui ch read the opening prayer avenue was fined $100 and cost by ret>ieduction of a wedding among the The delegates entered into an inter Judge Nash Broyles Tuesday morning tittle people of the woodland It was csting discusfoion of health problems for stealing flowers off graves at well woi thy of the pair of orchestra Charles E Terr>, health officer of Oakland cemetery Harrison denied seats presented to little >Iiss Lenney Jacksonville Fla, read a paper on borne Municipal Problems Ray C the chaiges stating that he was deco- foi a visit to Mr Belasbco s play The Werner chemist of the Georgia health rating the grave of a man named Har- FINEST DENTAL WORK Lil\ at the Lyric theater Miss Mary rison who died In 1872 He declared will be pleased, to know that her Wed board read a paper on * The Relation aing in the Woodland has been given to of Public Water Supply to Health" that the dead man was a friend of his There's no finer dental work done The afternoon program follows wife s mother, and that frequently he \inuae some little children whose play- Problems of Food Inspection in anywhere than by the Atlanta Dental things and toys ai e scarce because Small Cities —Dr A L Haggerty, chief decorated the grave In honor of his then parents have but little, to spare motther-In-law s old friend Parlors We have the largest and best foi children s pleasures food inspector Augusta, Ga The first pi ize a box of six seats Medical Food Inspection —Dr Hin- equipped dental office in the city at a production of 'The Lilv at the ton T Baker Augusta Ga L% i ic was awarded to Mrs b M Ber- Advances In Municipal Health Work GOV. GILCHRIST SELLS Out oi town patients given prompt This Label on Every Garment nol ik 4-» iMorth Dargan place Mrs in Savannah—(a) Selection of Health attention BernolaK. and C F McDamseil, 220 Officer by Competitive Examination PROPERTY Iff WAYCROSS (b) The Public Health Library As a _r because underwear has Lightness, coolness, elasticity and Courtland sti eet entered pictures that ALL WORK GUARANTEED "holes" does not make it "Porosknit" value have joined in making Chalmers were so good that a special jury of Factor in Municipal Board of Health — Waycross, Ga , April 14—(Special )— disinterested ladies had to be select Dr V H Bassett erf Savannah Without our label it is not genuine "Poroskmt" so widely popular. It is ed by the contest editor to make the The Public Health Nurse —J Van By a deal closed today real estate "Porosknit." made in all styles. The Union Suits i award He would not take the re- De Vrade R N and Dr V H Bassett, valued at approximately $76 000 was Cold Crowns, $4.00 Bridge Work, $4.00 Set of Teetb, $5.01 i bponsibility of selecting the prize win- of Savannah sold by former Governor Albert "W Gil- are especially comfortable. They Result of Educational Campaign for No-Limit Guarantee have elasticity hi the seat —- hence ners after viewing the thousands of Christ of Florida, to Dan and Oscar enti ics and narrowing the first prize Fly Prevention —Claude A Smith At- Ltott and Dr J L. Walker, all of Way- ATLANTA DENTAL PARLORS Chalmers "Porosknit" is guaranteed cannot "cut" in the crotch. Get your winner down to two candidates lanta cross The new owners will improve unconditionally (a bond with every suits now. Then another special jury of disinter- Some Phases of County Health Or- DR. C. A., CONSTANTINE, Prop. ested ladies had to be selected to pick ganization or'Lack of Same —Dr H F the property at once Governor Gilchnst garment) as follows: by today 9 deal disposed of only a poi- Write for HudtoMe Book of AD Style* the twenty-five who should enjoy the Harris, secretary Georgia State Board Cor. Peachtree and Decatur Streets Entrance 19% Peachtrre Street I twen.ty-fl.ve pairs of seats in the or- of Health tion of his holdings "II any garment bearing the genome ! chestra Many more answers than Need of Full Time County Health Chalmerb 'Poroakmt' label, and not FOR KEN Any Style FOR BOYS Officers' —Dr A G Fort Atlanta •tamped 'Seconds* or "Imperfect* CA_ Shirts and Drawers ! there were prizes were worthy of re- acroii the label, fade to five yon its «7vC per garment ward, and The Constitution wishes to The barbecue at Battle Hill was pre- Coat value in underwear aatiifae- j thank every contestant who entered pared by Health Inepecetor Wa«ser and tioo. return it direct to 01 and we ^FOR ME_ _N Union Suits FORBOT5 was declared to be the most delicious will replace it or refund your moner* *1 fill Any Style National Drainage Congress. ever served at the sanitarium Dr soeludin* po«««e," ^ 1«VW 50c Claude L Smith, city bacteriologist, On account of the above occasion the and Dr J P Kennedy city health of- Southern Railway announces greatly ficer and members of the staff of the CHALMERS KNITTING COMPANY Anutenlun, N.Y. reduced round trip fares to Savannah, rlty health board entertained the visi- Alt* Makm «/ Chalam Sfirimt Nt^dtt R*bb*d Union Suits, Fatt *nd Wtnttr JTtigkt Ga. tickets to be on sale April 20tb tors 21st and 22d, with final return limit Superintendent Holland at Battle -sjiil 30th, 1914—(adv) Hill, conducted the visitors through the sanitarium showing them what is being done In Atlant to fight the white plague INDEPENDENT CRACKER MEN WIN IN HIGH COURT Brooks Morgan, president of th» American Association of Cracker Ba kers an organization composed of 125 independent cracker factories located in nearly every state of the union and Canada has just received advice from the general counsel of the association to the effect that the United States court of appeals has today decided one of the longest fought and one of the most famous patent cases in America, against the National Biscuit company, and in favor of the independent crack- er factories This case which has been fought for ten years through a number of United States courts has received, much noto- That Happy Evening Hour uety by i eason of the fact that some of the most learned judges in the United States have decided in favor of In *n of the rtrikmff of die clock, one hour stand* out firrt— the plaintiffs, the independents among Shoes in Favor them being Mr Justice Venderventer, when a man meets hi» family at the evening meaL now of the supreme court of the United i States Mr Justice Kohlsatt of the Then, indeed, does he come to know their true merit and neafiza United States circuit court of the Seventeenth district and Judge Thayer, they're worth the beat. Then does-he recognize they deserve the Found at Muse's of the Eighth district best of everything—food above all things. And so when he ha* This case has been bitterly contested for several years on one side by the provided j^^^^^ National Biscuit company, and on the other by the American Cracker Bakers To say that we have every 1 association, but it is not thought that ' it will be carried to the United States supreme count, owing to tne fact that good shoe style of the season such learned judges as Anderson "Macks and Baker passed on this last with a guarantee of your size case * ff The question involved was "Whereas Tl P-TOP or not any manufacturer except the is sufficient word for our National Biscuit company had the right to distribute and sell crackers in the parchment-lined and inter-folded women's shoe section. cartons ' as are now generally used all over the world 2 0REAQ A winning of the case by the Nation- al Biscuit company would have given Sailor Ties; Ostend slip- them a practical monopoly of the inner seal package for crackers £e fa* • MUM of interne satis- draw better." For TIP-TOP pers; Pumps, plain or faction in having provided for BREAD u better, and besides $ colonial. Patent, dull The NastTille, Chatta- his family die beat food poMible cott* PO Mom ffriHn ^ leathers and nooga & St. Louis Hallway toi TIP-TOP BREAD b a loaf announces that, effective For TIP-TOP BREAD ia, in. which is made conscientiously* April 14, dining car service deed, die beet, die purest and pure, clean and dependable, just Eyery Sfze Bronze Every Good mostx wholesome bread made. as yon buy it with dial belief. will be inaugurated on It is of a quality to grace die Every Width Style Point Western & Atlantic Rail- table of every provider who de- Provide TIP-TOP dien tor road trains Nos. 92, 93, 1 •Ins to «n* dae family " fsHfly today. "iKeyre, *5 and $6 and 2. This provides dining car service on all through Second day trains of the Western & Atlantic Kailroad. Geo. Muse Clothing Co. Floor 0. E. Harman, General Passenger Agent.

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lanta from Virginia as manager of the At- THE CONSTITUTION lanta telephone exchange- In those days, Wilson'* "Watchful Waiting" THB STANDARD SOUTHERN ME WSPAPER Gentry was virtually the-whole telephone in Mexico Shown to system of Atlanta. At that tune the Bell B* Constructive Policy. . Published D.ay. Sunday. Tri.WeekIy boasted only a few miles of wire, locally, Little I.**r* CLARK HOWELL. and a few hundred phones, a»d with a Editor Constitution r J am just in re- STATES POLITICAL GRIND Editor amd General Maaa^ei* nominal staff of which Gentry .was the ceipt of st letter from Rev, B. H. Mobley, a Like a dream of beauty, r-b lee sing all th» land, W. L. HALSTEAD. head. southern Methodist preacher, formerly a ANDERSO7T F*ORMAr.l.V paign progressing In a highly satisfactory ^member of the - north Georgia conference, Far removed from Bor*-. ANNOUNCES FOB GOVERNORSHIP manner. ' BuaiiUflB Manager. The aptitude arid creative ability the row. never knowing and now stationed at Nogales, Ariz., which Hon. J. Randolph Anderson, (president of director*: Clark Howell, Roby Robinson. raan'*has displayed in this quarter century siffhi, R. O. COCHRAX ENTHUSIASTIC j contains very Interesting- Information '"hear- the elate -senate, today formally announces Albert How ell. Jr.. E. R. Black. H. Mr. Grady. LitUe- Springtime' Lady, hiH candidacy for governor, subject to the SAYS HE WlXlTCARRr FXJJLTOV are best illustrated by his steady promo- ing- on the Mexican situation, and I tfbouglit TeIf»bO»e with the lilies in her primary of August 19. Mr. Anderson's an- Camparsrn headquarters of Ralph O. Coch- tions to be head of the Southern Bell and you might lik-e to give if to your readers, nouncement, brief and to the point, and dated ran, candidate for the United States senate the Cumberland systems, which supply as it is thoroughly reliable, and from a ,- hand, to succeed Senator Hoke Smith, on Tuesday Sweetest dreams of Savannah, is as follows: phone service to the vast territory south Georgian. I know you are in full sympathy "I be# leave 'to announce myself as a gave out the result of a straw ballot of At- with President Wilson's Mexican policy, and heaven and the morn- candidate for the governorship, subject to the lanta. of the Ohio river and eastward from the thought this might he worth -while to yoqi. - ' Ing in her eyes! regulations of the next general primary. In There were four polling places, and a to- He writes as follows: tal vote of 119 was cast, of which Mr. Cochran Mississippi river to the Atlantic ocean. The Sounds of music ringing asking- to b« entrusted with what I consider A Letter From Mexico. got a total of 74 ballots. larger features of this phenomenal develop- In the bloom and glow; , to be the highest honor In the gi't of our "I am sure of carrying Fulton county/* ment are traceable to his executive .ability "Nogalea is located on tbe Mexican border, The mockingbird is singing people, I am glad to feel that my candidacy Mr. Cochran said Tuesday. afbout half of the city being .in Mexico. Our Because he loves her so1 Involves no factional issues and should and specialized knowledge of the business. churflh and parsonage is within a stone's arouse no ..factional spirit. The spirit of DR. L. G. HARDSfAlV ENCOURAGED throw of the international line. One of tha Little Springtime Lady, lead our lives to factionalism has happily about died away AT OUTLOOK FOR SUCCESS A smaller man or one less daring would important battles of the present war in Mex- Love, have held back the evolution of the service ico was fought here, -when the constitution- in Georgia, and In the state, as in the nation, Dr. L. G, Hardnran, of Commerce, the first a lists captured the town of Nogales, Mexico, In the paths so peaceful teach our souls to we democrats are lined up with practically openly announced candidate for governor in this section. , from the federals about a year ago. The praj , unbroken, ranks In support of the great meas- passed through Atlanta early Tuesday morn- war at present is not in this part of the Till the angels listen in holy heights above; ures our party is taking for the common ing en route to Griffin. He expressed him- If Mr. Gentry is paramount as a builder, country, it having passed to the southeast, Make life's winters blossom like gardens he is no less winning on the social and several hundred miles from this place. good I am able therefore to come before self as well satisfied with the prospects thus "Uncle Sam has about five hundred sol- of the May' you simply as a Georgian and a democrat far. He said he would make a systematic Entered at the postoffice at Atlanta personal sides. His temperanjent is one of diers stationed here now, and that makes us Love to you was given who aspires to devote his best energies and campaign of the whole state. second-class mail matter. feel grood The American city (Nosales, talents to the welfare and upbuilding of magnetism and individual charm, drawing Ariz ) is full to overflowing with Mexican That the world may know HOV. THOM\S S. FEEDER SPENDS Earth can be like' heaven nis native* state. POSTAGE BATES! all manner of people to him. His outlook refugees, made up largely of Huerta's sym- "Our material growth during the past I-Vodson lias, to a great extent, overcome this citizenship and practical usefulness. policy of '•watchful waiting1 consists in the activities of the state and Into the h-omea b> carrying with him an ardent supporter J. K. por.r.rnAY Constitution Building; n-ho cheerfullv plows, ditches or hauls wood oole Advertising Manager tor all territory fact,that by so doing, the time Is coming and liv-es of her individual citizens. I will when intervention will he welcomed tiy think- endeavor to invite your attention to these for the farmer while the candidate gets m outside Atlanta. ing Mexicans, whereas intervention at an his work of electioneering So If Dodson earlier stage would be resented by all fac- matters more in detail during the progress The address of tlie Washington Bureau is YOUR DOCTOR SPEAKS. tions alike." of the campaign. My long service in the does not land the voter he leaves him in a No. 1T27 S Street. N. W.. Mr. John Corrigan. house and senate, since 1905, has made me goodj»umor ^ith the request to "call again " Jr. staff correspondent, in charge. The doctors of Atlanta and Fulton county "Watchful \\nitinB." familiar with the affairs and needs of tne This presents a \ lew of the "watchful state and has qualified me to be of service STRENt/OtS POLITICAL CAMPAIGN THE CONSTITUTION Is on sale In New have spoken unanimously in demand for a waiting" policy of the president that I have BEING W\GED IN WH.KES COUNTY York city by 2 p. m. the day alter Issue. It THROW THAT to you as governor. can be nad. Hotalms's Newsstands, Broad- Greater Grady hospital. not seen discussed in the papers, and I "Circumstances have arisen under which, Washington. Ga . April 14 —.(Special )— way and Forty-second street (Times building thought it might help thinking Americans by operation of law, the duty may be de- At a meeting of thp Wilkes county demo- corner), Tnlrty-eisfctli street and Broadway That tig fact is embodied in the indorse- to have this view presented to them The CIGAR AWAY! cratic exeeutne rommittee. held in Wash- and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. volved upon me of serving as acting gov- ment of the Fulton County Medical society most that can be said in favor of interven- ernor for some part of the cuirent term. ing-ton Saturday, it was decided to hold the The Constitution Is not responsible for of which, the representative physicians of tion is that it ought not to 'be undertaken This would require me to lea\ e my home county primary on April 29 for the selection advance payments to oat-of-town local car- by the United States unless absolutely un- and surrender my profession and all business of county officials for the ensuing terms riers, dealers or agents. Atlanta and Fulton county comprise the avoidable—and especially if it is going to connections. Suoh a contingency naturally The past week witnessed no new entrants naembe'rship. mean a combination against the United States prompts me to seek election for the next in the political handicap, but the time has b> the two factions now in Mexico, for that regular term and gives me, I trust, some been marked bv the most strenuous brand of THE COUN7Y COMMISSIONERS. No one knows better than the doctor would result In one of the most costly wars, personal claim to ask for ft, so that r mav campaigning that local politics has witnessed The county commissioners and county both in men and in mone\, that this country at least be allowed to remain in office long since the days of populism As Wjlke& is the life and death need of efficient hospital has ever had to engage in enough to be given a fair trial, both as to _onc of those counties of Georgia which has officials of Georgia, about 250 in ntnuaer, facilities. I am glad with you and all sane thinking- my desire and as to my ability to serve you one man to head her loads and revenue s\ s- meet m Atlanta today for their first an- Americans that we ha\e an American presi- well tems, the four cornered race for commis- He goes into the intimacies of every dent who has backbone, b-ut who also has "Some inquiry has been made as to how sioner is attracting the most intense interest nual convention, stretcliing over two days. home. i common sense, and knows how to use both, far the prohibition question may be involved The aspirants aie John W CallawaX who A large part of the program will be ad- for the highest a"nd best interests of the in my candidacy. I wish to state that it is has filled the office for the past six \ears dr^esed to the paramount subject of road He knows the secrets of the hovel and whole American people not involved at all. Prohibition should no F B Sims, a former commissioner of Wilkes the mansion. JNO D longer be considered a political issue in Geor- when there were f i\ e men composing tht> building and road improvement. General Sparta, Ga gia. It has become a matter of established board of commissioners, E F Downer and issues oj county administration will also When doctors agree, the laymen well law. and I think most of the prohibition B. F Claitt. may take notice. leaders now agree that the law is sufficient Another race which is* being stubbornlv come in for discussion by experts and men and that continued political agitation of the contested is that of tax collector. The recent of broad experience. Doctors have agreed on the necessity of Afercer Writes on subject is no longer needed, and would be death of M. A. Pope left this office \acant Georgia holds few bodies of officials" a Greater Grady. Value to the State unwise. No substantial demand exists anj - The are bcven candidates who are anxious to where in Georgia for its repeal, and it should serve "W ilkes county in this capacitv The\ whose" influence may be more potent for They know what cramped facilities have of Its City Terminals be regarded as an issue that is now settled are T K Granade, F F MoMekm, Luther progress than its county commissioners. cost In the past In tfce way of a fat death and behind us. Latimer, S A Wootten, Comer Barnett, Ti rate. "We have had a surfeit of political strife, R. Bradley and Press Hai dm As a rule, the class of men holding these Editor Constitution I have read with let us now, for a while, devote ourselves to offices is of the highest and most alert civic They know that poverty of facilities interest the timely suggestion of Hon. W. J. measures. If I am elected, it will be -my duty JLLIAN M'CURRV "HA\ BE IV IT BEFORE THE THING IS OVER" type. among negroes as well as whites encour- Harris m yesterday's Constitution that "the to regard and treat the prohibition law as next lease of the Western and Atlantic rail- one of the settled, established laws of the Athens. Ga , April 14 —(Special >—'Hon All of them have at heart the best in- ages the germ that knows no color line. road be restricted to the lines and; terminals state, and in this, as in all other matters, Julian B. McCurry, of Hartwe33, member se\ - terests of their community. The only points When the doctors unite the men and actually necessary for the operation of the I will try to discharge- itiy duty faithfully, «ral years from Hart in the legislature, sen- women dependent upon them to safeguard system," and leasing the five acres m the Now, Then! fearlessly, and fully." ator from his state district, and prominent of difference are as to the means to the business district in Chattanooga belonging In politics for a number of years, was in life cannot afford to be negligent. The Kincaid Dispatch considers this a Athens today attending lederaj court He common end. to the' state road property for business fairly good example of a well-worded adver- Fill ENDS OF W. H. BLRWEI.1, HOLD In effect, the family doctor of every fam- structures, requiring such lessees to erect A BIASS TWEETING IN SPARTA was asked concerning his possible entrj into The good roads propaganda of the past tisement, the race for governor and admitted that "ht3 ily in Atlanta has underwritten the need of substantial buildings which would revert to "Personal—If this should meet the eye of Friends of Hon W H. Burwell, speaker few years has wrought wonders in bringing the state at the end of the lease, thereby -might get into the running before the thing J. Smith and he will send present address to of the house of representatives and prospec- Is- over," the county commissioners together. Greater Grady. ' increasing the annual rental for the state tive candidate for governor, held an enthusi- old home, he will hear something to his ad- Dr. I H Goas, of this city, im being uis;ed Here was an issue upon -which all might Will you follow the advice of your road property What is £rue of the Chatta- vantage His wife is dead." astic mass meeting in his home town, Sparta, nooga land "belonging to this state is, in-a ***** Monday night and adopted ringing resolu- to enter the race for the legislature f i om unite, without divergence save that grow- doctor? dffgree, true of tfhe Atlanta end of the right Clarke county. A Jfgr Tnne on the Way. tions urging him to make the race for gov- ing from friendly rivalrj. of way of the Western and Atlantic railroad. ei nor. Mr. Burwell was- in Atlanta at the The -teiost desirable and convenient site I time. Friends who are closest to him think COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES From this central point of interest in SUPREME IN LOC4L PRIM VIVIFY POLI1ICS AND BUS/NESS. for the Union depot or for a terminal/station Trouble comes to see us, that ho can be depended on as a candidate highways, a multitude of other mutual in- for the state road is immediately west of the But never long he'll stay He is known to ha\e left the city greatly Wa\cross, Ga, A»prll 14 —(Special )—Ac- terests, all bearing on good and progressive The following editorial extract from The Korsyth ^ iaduct, where theie is room for If we only whistle encouraged over the situation. The fact that cording to advices from W J. Harris, chan Kansas "City Times has a pertinent bearing more trains than is possible at the old sta- A jiff tune on the way. Murphy Gaudier is out of the race strength- man of the state democratic "committee government, ha\ e developed. tion. It is central and so near the Terminal And make him think we're headed ens the belief'that he will run. countj executive committees in Georgia ire The Constitution has known the pros- on the campaign for Greater Grady, for station used by all of "the roads except the For the country of hooray! supreme in questions involving the candidacv perity and prestige of more than one county cleaner and healthier Atlanta, and for better state road and the Georgia railroad that it II. BON. JOHN BOIKEUIH.ET SPENDS of state house officers in county primal let. government everywhere would greatly simplify the question of unit- Then, it Is he leaves us— THE I>AV AMONG FRIENDS HERE Chairman Harris was requested for a state- in Georgia to pivot on the type of men ing the railroad teiminals in this city Never has a chance. Hon. John Boifeulllet, of Macon, came ment on this subject after the Ware countt «iected as county commissioners. If they ' I don't paj much, attention to poli- The land east of Forsyth stieet to Central He sees that Joj is with us. down from Washington Tuesday and was committee passed a resolution requiring- can- tics m\ self," a foreman in a large shop avenue could be leased to individuals for given" a warm reception by his friends in didates for the state legislature to submit were wide awake, with their heads in the i is Quoted as saving "But we have two * With mirth in every glance, business structures, greatly increasing the And Joy's th« very fellow the lobby cf the Kimball house and else- their candidacy to the voters in the count\ / bo>s, and my wife is mighty interested 1 primary Mr Harris states, m repl> to lh»- twentieth century, they have inaugurated / in having the city cleaned up on their state s annual or monthly revenue, and the Can make old Trouble dance where. It looked like legislative days to »uch liberal policies as have been rpllected account On her account I'm going to plan -would solve the perplexing smoke nui- * * * * see him hobnobbing- with friends in his old query from Waycroso, that the matter ha, the railroad together Thes.e words of wisdom from Bert Walk- persistent rumor has it that he is looking the matter entirely to the county committee bridges, appropriate public buildings, a made personal. militant spirit tor law and order with the Chattanooga a.nd Atlanta Terminal er's Village Deacon over the field with a view to entering the It is claimed that such action Is in violation The man who can't be interested in acieage, should bring into the state treasury "The Lord gets most of his advice from congressional race from his district •to a statb law and foi this reason much Fortunately, til is class of commissioners politics for his own sake can be for the an annual income of $1,000,000 the fellows who are trying to get to heaven interest has been taken in it in this countj. predominate in Georgia Xheir ranks are The plan would solve the plaza problem on a half-fare ticket. HON. CLIFFORD WALKER TO sake of bis wife and his children' ' Some men are always getting a job SPEAK BEFORE PROGRESSIVE CI^B FAILURE TO REGISTER DISFRAIVtCHI&ES being increased each year The convention and is the onl> practical solution of that OVER SIX HUNDRED HART CO._ VOTERS The Atlantan mdifferent to Greater very important matter on a jury, while others are always selected Hon Clifford Walker was in the cit> opening today and lasting through tomor- as pallbearers Tuesday on his way to Savannah, where he Hartwell Ga.. April 14—(Special)—Hait Grad>, to healthier Atlanta, for his own I ha\ e had made a plat of the state's land &ountv/s registration is the smallest that it between Forsjth street and Central avenue, "Brother Sly, of our flock, is one of will be one of the prominent speakers at row should be productive of substantial sake, can be waked up by the appeal for the annual banquet to be given, by the Crack- has been In many vears Around eighteen good, and a forerunner of greater benefits several months ago, and have taken a glance those fellows Who thinks it all wrong to bis wife and his family. at th£ recorded deeds in the executive office get his mail on Sunday and all right to er Progress! ve club. This cluib is unique hundred will be eligible to participate In the yet to come through co-operation. at the capitol, with a view to taking the akin a neighbor in a trade on Monday among the organizations of the state, being primary It is estimated that about six hun- After a little schooling in these princi- tfhe largest political and social club in Geor- dred have been cut off by earlv registration. matter up with the legislature, the city "I have always admired a certain min- ples which teaeh that, after all, politics is council and the plaza committee. I gia. Mr Walker is making 'an active race . Hon A A McCurry will again be a can- ister for one thing He will tackle any for attorney general and reports his cam- didate for the house. MRS. ISABELLA G. RYAN. or should be only a medium for transacting have watched with interest the work subject and preach a sermon about it The death of Mrs, Isabella G. Ryan, efficiently everybody's business, which is of the plaza committee and. while whether he knows anything aoout it or not. I am in heart> sympathy with the project, "If you are going- to bet, be smart about widow of John Ryan, pioneer Atlantan, re- the public business, we shall have better I have some doubts of the willingness o£ it. Wait until you, have an immortal cinch moves a woman of wonderfully beautiful government, better health, less boss-rule the people to \ote $2,000,000 of bonds for a and the other fellow is asleep and less gratting in this country. beaut> spot when the matter mig-ht be set- "I suppose my town is like yours. Go personality, and one who interestingly link- tled in a practical and businesslike way down street any day and you will find ed the Atlanta of today with the Atlanta ot without the expenditure of large amounts of two men pouring oil on the track for some public jmonev unfortunate devil to one who is spreading VOTING COUPON yesterday. The abutting property owners would, to sand" " * * Mrs. Ryan's life in Atlanta was identified SOCIETY AND TffE GUNMEN. a large extent, be beneficiaries and could af- NOT GOOD AFTER APRIL 15, 1914. with the ante-bellum, the post-bellum and The New York World justly protests ford to be taxed for the street improvements Tbe Leaaon of Today. the restoration epochs of the city's history, against the effort of some of the .more The lessees of the ground now used for In his rhymes of the times Folger Mc- emotional "upiifters" to lay upon the shoul- switching freight cars mainly could build a Kinsey sings. in a degree approached by the lives of but modern station west of Forsyth street and 'Not what grandfather used to know, The Constitution's $25,270 Circulation Campaign few who have figured in Atlanta's annals. ders of society all the blame for th« four pay to the state considerable rental for the Not how the old towns used to grow. I^rs. Ryan came to Atlanta as a bride before New York gunmen and others of their ilk. privilege of building modern and substan- Not how they fouffht and foamed and mixed tial office buildings or hotels on the ground In business and in politics. Thi» Coupon will count 10 votes for ". the civil war. As a bride she went to the, It is fashionable nowadays in this era along the four blocks of that section ana In enterprise and industry, home in which, recently, she died. When that seeks to "reform" everything, to allow for two or more tracks through tun- In -creeds to set the spirit free. nels for fche connection with the Georgia In cant and cry of power and place— District No '. i City John Ryan took his young wife to the hand- do it overnight and to accomplish it by a railroad at Central avenue 1 mechanical formula rather than flesh-and- Today's our power; light up your face " some home on Whitehall street they were The city's share of the expense would be * * * • • Street No State blood methods—to hold '^society" responsi- reduced to a minimum and the state's prop- Life TVa» His Busy Day. then located on the outskirts of Atlanta. erty greatly enhanced and its revenue large- When Isabella Ryan died the other day in ble for about every individual sin in the This is the epitaph on the tombstone of ly increased and the heart of the greatest one Dr. Rees Bronaut Good for 10 vote* when filled out and cent or brought to The Constitution. calendar. city in the south immensely Improved the same home, the city had expanded and "He christened 1,496 children, he buried Not transfer-Table after once received. Society has a whole lot to answer for, To my mind this is the only practical spread until the home once in the suburbs way of promptly removing the present un- 1,792 persons, he preached 8,000 sermons, he Is now near the center of the city's activi- legitimately, without being overtaxed for desirable conditions in the city's business spoke 271 times on total abstinence, he paid offenses that should not be-laid wholly at center .T E MERCER. ' hundreds of pounds of chapel debts by lec- ties. Here, in one woman's life, is comprised Atlanta, Ga , April 14. 1914. tures." the magical history of a metropolis. its door. Abandoning or slighting the "old- Lafe was that doctor's busy day, but here . The creed of this noble woman was one time religion," we also are in danger of for- is another notable epitaph: It is of an hum- IIIUIIIilllllllllHIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII of charity that was not restricted by boun- getting one of its first principles, and that'is and the temptations for tbe enactment of ble Georgia minister. the sordid drama. "A life of Truth—of solid worth, daries of church or race, but "that was meas- "personal accountability." To good deeds ever given. ured by the demands of human need. A Tde four men executed at Sing Sing the But the opportunity, the scene and the He left his little land on earth rare and beautiful spirit, her friendship was other day came of hard-working, God-fearing, temptations were present also in Eden itself, For real estate in heaven." NOMINATION BLANK a benediction to all with whom she came in law-abiding parents. In their earlier years and if we are to believe the Spriptures there A Sable Philosopher. contact. each enjoyed the benefit of whatever good was no considerable amount of "society" in Looks like de whole business of some In $25,27O Circulation Campaign or around the world's first garden when the men is ter hunt mo* trouble than de^ kin influence accrues jErom organized religion. haul away in a two-hoss wagon. Dey wants Date 1914. Yet they went crooked, with the result so parents of us all fell. ever'thing by wholesale; some would ruther The Conttitution—Gentlemen: W. 7. GENTRY'S BIRTHDA Y. tragically written. If we are ever to get anywhere in the have a bushel of Misery than a pint of I nominate. W. T. Gentry, of Atlanta, yesterday cele- The student who reasons carefully and cure of sin and crime we must not relievo Happiness. (State whether Mrs. or Miss.) - brated his sixtieth birthday. He kept "open does not leap to spectacular conclusions the individual conscience and the personal Not All. City - „ house" to his friends in his beautiful new factor from their share in the equation. Tiiinkin* on the life-way Street No State may find three explanations for tne vicious You're still the upper crust; home, "Virginia Manor," and was presented careers of these'four boys: Society may be purged through and through. But though you bear your daily load. District No as a candidate in The-Constitution Circulation Campaign. a magnificent silver service by his associ- Atavistic criminal tendencies, reaching Yet, so long as we neglect supervision of Or race lik-e lightning: on the road, , Sign - the personal element, we shall not rid the You don't raise all the dust! ates in the Southern -Bell Telephone and back to remote and forgotten ancestors. ***** ' Address Telegraph company,-, of which he is the A fall down in parental discipline, despite race of deviltry- A Futile Campaign. This nomination blank will count 5,000 votes if sent to the Campaign head. • tbe personal virtue of the parents. George Bailey says. "We hope the ladies Department of The Constitution. Only the first nomination blank received Mr. Gentry is a business builder of the will understand that, .whatever we may say will count for votes. The Constitution reserves the right to reject any nomi- Plain old "original depravity," as actively The hunger-strike English militants are in criticism of the way they dressT we are nation The name of the person makinj the nomination will not be divulged. best type. , on the job as it was in Eden. prepared to meet any high cost of living and not fool enough to belie\ e that our views Twenty-five jears ago he came to At- Society, it is true, furnished the scene see the finish of food trusts. will e\er cause them to garment themselves differently." illHIIIlHIinilllHIIHlllllllHIIHIIIIIIIIIilillHIIIIIilimillilllllllllillllllllllllllllHilllllillilHIIIIIIHIIIII t

"'.' /, . VSPAPFRf THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA,., WEDNESDAY, APBIL 15, 1914 Page Five. THAW WINS SUIT No Resolutions Were Adopted MANY ARE FLEECED BY FORHABMPUS To Oust Club-Church Members FAKE FURNITURE CO. No One Would Throw Away Contrary to publication in Atlanta (ing When the Coupon Purchaser* •papers, the Methodist ministers, at < substance" "reattirmlng'™ their positions'. U- S. Judge Aldrich Decides Jn mo 0 w c d by Rev B F Called Nobody Was Home at their meeting Monday, did not adopt X^__Fraser. oJif St^. Pau^,^l £?£l . ' ' ' the resolutions previously adopted by R. F Ealces moved as a. substitute that Home Furniture Company. 29 Dollars in Favor of White's Slayer. "we reaffirm our allegiance to the law of the Evangelical Ministers* conference our church on temperance as published In and the Baptist Ministers* association the Book of Discipline, pape 111, There was nobody home at the Hotne Thaw Will Not Be Dis- Qu&stJon: what shall be done for ther ex- in reference to church members be- tirpation of the great evil of Intemperance? Furniture company—no one -whatever. charged at Present. longing to locker clubs. Answer 1. Let all our preachers and This was thoroughly agreed upon by But you might just as well do that as members faithfully observe our general rule about twenty . melancholy investors The resolutions were offered»K^if,,f, bu« t '^hich forbids "drunkenness, or drinking were withdrawn when substitute, j spirituous liquors, unless in cases of neces- who brought their troubles Tuesday ^ Concord, X. H., April 14.—Harry "reaffirming allegiance to the laws of to the municipal court. to wait after May 28th to buy the new the church, on temperance," bad been Answer 2. la. cased of drunkenness, let the The twenty represented only a frac- Kendall Thaw's petition ror a writ of discipline be administered as in cases of ha&eas corpus was granted b_y Judge adopted without a dissenting vote. In Immorality; drunkenness beine a crime ex- tion of the number who have suffered order to correct the erroneous impres- pressly forbidden In the word of God. In through the furniture company's state Edgar Aldrich, of the United States sion, the Methodist ministers met again cases of drinking, except in cases of neces- of non-residentiality. The total esti- district court, today. sity, let the discipline be administered as Tuesday at the call of Dr. W. P. Love- for imprudent or improper conduct. mate of victims is somewhere between The court said, however, that no or- joy, chairman, and adopted the follow- Answer S. Let all our preachers and mem- three and four hundred. bers abstain from the manufacture or sale ENCYCLOPAEDIA ing report of the meeting, as pre- j The Home Furniture company opened der would be issued for the prisoner's of Intoxicating liquors to be used at, a Discharge from custody until arrange- sented by Rev. R. F. Bakes, associate beverage, for signing petitions for such t up about two months ago, at 193 Mari- ments had been completed to take the editor of The Wesleyan Christian Ad- sale, from becoming bondsmen for any per- ! etta street. It was something entirely; case to the Urn-ted States supreme vocate: son as a condition for obtaining a license, • new in the line of installment houses. Whereas,, the daily papers oC the city from acting as a dispenser or voluntarily j Instead of paying $5 down and getting court an appeal. have either misunderstood or nrit.represent- accepting an appointment or election as BRITANNICA Thaw's petition for admission to bail, ed the action, of the Methodist preachers* such under the Jaws of any state in whJch > your furniture on the spot, you paid there Is a dispensary law authorizing <-he 50 cents down, and got a little book the court left undetermined, taking the ! rheeting of this city held laat Monday morn- intoxicating liquors by the „ state, (llth Edition) f Ing and published, under misleading head- full of coupons. Then you paid 25 or ground that it would be more appro- r lines, statements contrary to the tacts in or municipality, and from renting priate for this to be passed upon by the tfaae by saying" that "The Methodists' property to for such sale. 50 cents a week until the little book the supreme court. Pledge to Oust Members of Unlicensed pro vi- was half your own, whereupon the Clubs." "To Eliminate All From Congrega- sions of thia -paragraph, he shall be deemed company sent you the furniture of "the book you need" 1>he result of the decision is that tions oC Churches Unless They Resign." guilty immorality, ertheleua. In the Thaw's gruardianship and condition will and "Must Quit Church or Locker Club." case of a member u ho shall sign a petition your desire, and permitted you to pay for such, sale or shall become a bondsman the remainder of the installments on be unchanged for the present, but that Therefore, be It for any person engaged in. such traffic, or Resolved. That we enter oujr protest the usual plan. On May 28th the price of this great library his petition for a writ of habeas against such statements as being contrary shall rent property to be used for such sale, corpus will go tp the highest court in or shall act as a dispenser or voluntarily Many Book* Sold. to facts and herewith proceed to set forth accept election or appointment to any of- will be advanced Twenty-Nine Dollars for the the land with a decision of the lower our action, taken in consonance with the The advantages of the arrangement court in his'favor.' lone- standing position and well-expressed fice created for the purpose of selling or views of ttte Methodist Episcopal church, dispensing intoxicating liquors on behalf "* were^p obvious that many of thft cou- book in its cheapest binding.—It will be $50 Pbaae ot Case Dlacnased. south, on the liquor question. pon books were sold—so many that If The decision filed with the clerk of We desire most respectfully to theyl had all been cashed at once, it the following statement as a stal more than it is now for the most expensive the court here discusses exhaustively fact concerning the discussion and is extremely doubtful that the furni- the various phases of the case present- lutions adopted. ture company could have produced the binding. This change in price is by instructions ed in the United States court. It con- The presiding elder anticipating that this Dr' C. O. Jones moved to amend the sub- desired articles, in fact, to a careful Question would come up at this time ap- stitute by declaring that this law applied to cludes that Thaw's flight from Mattea- pointed Rev. W. H. LaPrade, pabtor at In- the violations of our church law and inck-pr observer, it might have appeared that from the publishers of the Encyclopaedia Bri-j wan probably would "involve forced or man Park church, & week ago to prepare clubs which amendment was accepted by the company's stock in trade "consisted fictitional reasoning to make -a- flight and present resolutions concerning the IOCK- bstitute. After discussion In which R. £*. Eakes. chiefly of coupon books. But there tannica, the University Press, of Cambridge, of the character of the one in.question er club situation In Atlanta. Mr. L-aPrade reoorted it as his conviction that the pas- W R Hendrft. J S. Jenkins. G M. Bakes were no careful observers, for did not , the kind of a flisrht contemplated by tors should deal individually with all of- and L G Johnson advocated the passage of the company have a plate-glass sho^v | England. The price has already been advanced the constitution as a basis for extradi- fending members and that he did not think j window on Marietta street, and old tion." it best for our preachers.' meeting to pats ] in England. "It has been understood from the any resolutions on this subject i «•«.*,«- not the coupon books specifically as- beginning," says the court, "that In response to this report Dr H. M. I inal sert that when half the money v as DuEoae moved that we adopt the resolu- sub^t paid the furniture would be delivered? w niche ver way this case was decided tiona which were adopted at the last meet-; vole. by me it would be taken to the su- The first disillusionment came when Your Opportunity—If You Are Prompt preme court. Therefore, no formal or- the coupon books, being half full, were der will be made either sustaining the writ or discharging the petitioner un- presented and the furniture ordered. til the aggrieved party has had an In every case, the representative of the You need the.Britannica. The letters we can opportunity to perfect its appeal" company was deeply shocked and as- \Vhen the slayer of Stanford White Fifty "Owners" Lay Claim to tounded. The purchaser must have entered this state last September, after show you from those who have bought it, have ni« deportation from Canada, he was misunderstood. The furniture would arrested by the state authorities. To be delivered when the books were full, tested it, are using it daily, and are, delighted prevent his extradition to Kew York Lone Diamond Found by Negro not when they were half full. Or, per- nis attorneys petitioned for a writ of haps it had been that agent, Jones. with their investment in -habeas corpus, this proceeding auto- A h, he was a scoundrel, that Jones. matically placing the case in federal The company had been compelled to Jurisdiction and acting as a stay to dismiss htm. It had been discovered this public-information-service, this efficiency- the extradition which was granted by The next time the pounty police find j ^^n^ef,1^, ^pfr^^^ha^he'oush that he was misrepresenting the plan of purchase to customers. Ah, so it Governor Felker. anyone pawning -a diamond, and the g,^," / benefit f the doubt, maker and time-saver Later the fugitive applied for ad- thl O had been Jones! Well, the company mission to bail on the ground that con- pawner can prove he didn't steal it. I v « -- aiH -sed, "that ain't was sorry—extremely sorry—but it spiracy to escape from the insane but picked it up—well, the chances are the thins for ^you to d° could do nothing. The purchaser of iCk lo 1 the little book could make the remain- will persuade you. What other buyers in every asylum at Matteawan, the alleged of- that the finder will be permitted to so other diamonds that were fense on which extradition proceed- anij Jm[J the der of the payments If he wished. If ings were based, was bailable. Counsel on and negotiate the loan. lost there. There must be a million of he didn't—well, what could the com- part of the world and in every station of life are for New York state opposed the mo- One week ago, Barry Hutchi ns. a them," pany do? tion for bail, alleging that Thaw's negro, found "a $100 diamond on the So Hutchins departed disconsolately, Confronted by this, the purchaser of ^getting out of the Britannica, you can get out mental condition was such as to make Speedway. A county officer arrested and the diamond went back in Chief coupons had no option. He either had his freedom a menace to ttie public Mathieson's safe. Monday, the own- to make the remainder of the payments of it. It is meeting the needs of thousands of him while he was attempting to pawn ers had begun to thin out, and by or lose the money already invested. Reciting the facts as to Thaw's pe- it. The diamond was talfen under cus- tition for bail and the appointment and Tuesday only two insistent ones re- He made them. intelligent, ambitious, shrewd and very prudent i eport of the commission upon his tody by Chief Mathieson. Hutching, mained. One of these was J. R. Coth- All Expired at Once. mental condition, the court s'avs he after the had proved he hadn't stolen ron. of the Candler building-, and the the stone, was released. He was_ told other R. >I. Poindexter, of Poindexter Then came disillusionment No. 2. It buyers. It will meet yours. has no doubt of the right of the" court & Sons, contractors. Each asserted seems that all the coupon books wer* to grant bail, but he is "disposed to that, if no owner materialized by Sat- leave the motion for bail undetermined positively that the diamond was his nicely calculated to expire on the same %v itqOut prejudice." urday, he could have the diamond. property. day, Saturday, April 11. On that day, At the present prices, this "Monarch of En- No Danger to Community. This promise, It developed later, was "No decision." said Chief Mathieson. then, there appeared before the estab- The court says that the report of singularly humorous. Not one owner, and the diamond went back in the sale lishment of the Home Furniture com- cyclopaedias," containing a complete exposition the commission, supplemented by his but tifty owners appeared inside of At noon, though, Mr. Cothron stole a pany, on Marietta street, about four own ubservation at the several hear- tw'lour hours. Br the tune they I -arch on ^adversary. H. J-cur hundred hopeful coupon buyers. The ings satisfied him that any supposed hopeful coupon buyers waited until of all human knowledge, is easily within the danger to the community through had all put in their claims the finder j GlrardeaU( of the municipal court, put noon tor the store to open. They wait- Thaw s liberty was bo remote as not to had about as much ahance of getting j up a fifty-dollar bond with the mar- ed untU long after noon. But vt was reach of every man and woman of moderate \va.rrant his being deprived of bail upon his hands on the diamond again as shal. ami walked awav with the stone. no use There was nobody home. that ground. though he had never seen it—less, in If Mr. Cothron wants it now, he will Nobody has been home yet. The means. If it is not convenient to pay cash, you Thaw's ease, the court finds to be fact. Now. an unset diamond is a diffi- have to recover it by legal process. owners of Othe Home Furniture com- that of a person sought to be extra- The sam*> ~-+ > Hutchins. who up pany, apparently, have vanished. The cult thing to identify, and, when about to date **= no actual returns can purchase the Britannica upon these very lib- dited under the constitution because twenty -ft ve, successive claimants had store is still there, and the dining he had fled from guardianship cus- rom is i r" a night In jail. room table, with the neatly arranged tody based upon the verdict of" a jury appeared. Chief Mathieson threw up bis As for Oh.. " ~7Uf*»«;son — chairs, is still in the window. But eral terms: " -. that he was insane. hands- On Saturday. Hutchins came "How about ft, chief" he was asked that is all. New Y oik's right of custody, if the bacl£- and inquired whethei the owner Tuesday Warrants against whatever property right exists, Jiidg£ Aldrich rules, "was ""I''m through." he answered. "I've had been found. may be on the place have been issued 00 and the 29 Vols. based solely upoa the idea of insan- . heat d so much al>out that diamond by the municipal court. One of th*m ity, and from the very natui e of the "Owner''" he was told. "Whv. we've | that I won't e^er be able to enjoy a is a distress warrant, too, for the furni- Only $5= ?a,fce, in describing the supposed extra- got enough owners of that diamond to j ball ^ame again unless they play it on ture company forgot, among other will be sent to dition crime, the demanding state it- consume the entire 1914 output of the a triangular field." things, to pay Its rent. The other war- self, upon the face ot the papers, riec- sssarily throw-; the question of crim- rants were issued on the complaint of Down you at once •nal responsibility into the field of un- the various members of the disappoint- certainty and thus it at once presents ed four hundred who appeared and s. question new to extradition law." requested them. t with the remainder to be paid month by month. This must appeal to The suggestion that the purpose of Mie extradition proceedings is not to Dr. Griggs. Discusses you—it gives you an unequalled opportunity, soon to be discontinued, punish the supposed misdemeanor in- volved in the^ escape, but is for the ul- to possess this invaluable work—the greatest library of universal iu- timate purpose of reconfinernent at the Matteawan hospital, the court disposes lormation ever issued, written and edited by great men for the service at in this manner: Problems of Reform "I think, the reasonable interpreta- of a vast public. tion of the entire proceeding includ- ing the statement of counsel, 'we ex- pect to take this man back: we expect L>: Ildv.aid Houaid Griggs delivered Following his lecture and theme, The new .Britannica has been printed again and again, in order to to try him and punish him for his the second st posted on the court's pear in the sky. The early morning When it is, displaced—down Orders have been more than doubled since we began the publica- procedure predict it mav be Christmas , -uartera in Atlanta. temperature will be about 60 degrees, tumbles the arch and foot- oefore the case is finally passed upon. but it will rise during the day to over tion of these final announcements in the newspapers of all the large Veteran observers of supreme court 7'f degiees v stcadv rise in temper- misery follows. cities of the United States. The demand in the remaining weeks of procedure who looked for precedents Athens. Ga., April 14.— (Special.) — ature is indicated for the next few today thought the Porter Charltorf case The Crossett "Doctor"Shoe the BrirSnnica sale at present prices 'cannot be anticipated. But, in S. T. Green, master carpenter, in ua.ys, und temperatures as high as 80 was the only one approaching a paral- degrees will be experienced before the si/poor!.:, every bone in the their own interest, we urge upon all intending subscribers, to order lel, but even so they did not contend charge of all bridges and building's *of close of the week. thf cases were alike In the Charlton fo..t". at once, and thus zase. however, the supreme court held the Seaboard railroad Between Atlanta there was no ripht to inquire into the and A'bbeville, was killed a short dis- The outside of the heel is ianlty of the prisoner in an extradi- tance this side of Abbeville >day about GRANT PARK BASEBALL tion proceeding. It was pointed out. extended so as to form a however, that the Thaw case took on 3 o'clock. He had heaaq'uarters in TEAM TO STAGE BENEFIT some different aspects. Atlanta and lived at Ceflartown. sturdy foundation. Save $29 to $50 He was aboard his motor truck g-o- The Grant park baseball team, mem- ing sou-th. when in a deep cut on a bers of the Park Department Amateur The jsoft, pliable leather sharp curve, he was met by a through league, will, stage a benefit Thursday of the ' upper" is so care- Order the Britannica NOW! n e night at the skating rink at White freis "t- f^ jumped, but the engine City. This benefit will be tor the pur- fully shaped that it fits as HesdqiLtiarters for struck his car and threw it upon the pose of raising tunas for the team in The way to do it is to sign the attached order blank and send it in— prostrate man. killing him The body older that suits and other needed par- snugly as a bandage. will bf carried to Atlanta early Wed- aphernalia can be purchased for the a set of the Britannica will be reserved for you. J nesda? team. Try on a pair of Crossett The skating rink al the White City "Doctor" Shoes. You'll at Here is a great book, made by great men. at an outlay of Masonic Emblems in 14K nmusement pa.rk lias be°n turned over ; to the team for use tin Thursday night, once notice that your arcfies $1,500,000 before a single page was printed. It is conceded to be Gold are specialized here. DELEGATES ARE NAMED and the entire proceeds will be de- voted to the team. Tickets are belling arenotonly held in thecorrect the finest, as well as the largest body of exact information ever put They are heavy, well made, FOR DRAINAGE CONGRESS for 25 rents, and can be obtained at position, but that they are into book form. It consists of twenty-nine volumes, printed on any of the soft drink stands in Grant finely enameled in the correct The Col Ip wing delegates were ap- park. comfortably supported. genuine India paper, spl<^ dry and substantially bound for daily use. colors and, in most instances, ppinted by Governor John M. Slaton ]t contains 44,000,000 words of text, more than 500,000 indexed yesterday to attend the National Drain- As in every Crossett Shoe are hand-made. age Congress to be held in Savan- HERBERT FELLMAN DIES \ —your comfort is first in the facts, 41,000 separate articles that make 30,024 pages,-14,689 illustra- nah, April 22 and 26. tions, 450 full plates, 329 maps. Special order work and S. AV. McCallie, Atlanta-: John Nich- AS RESULT OF MULE KICK \ ols. Atlanta; Austin J. Gibbs, Homer- 'diamond resetting is done in Herbert Fell man, the 5-year-old son The Encyclopaedia Britannica, Application for the Prospectus vlilo: R- £>. Reid, HomervUie; A". L. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fellman, ol our own shop, under the di- atanton. Way cross; A. T. Atwood. Va- 869 South Pry or street, died Tuesday Manager ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA rect supervision of our expert lofia, AAT. F. Slater, Pembroke; E>. M, afternoon at the Grady hospital, as j Crosset? 120 West 32d St., New York. 120 West 32d Street, New York C^arK. Jesup; J. A. Cromartie. Hazle- the result of a mule kiclc ho received who has had- 27 years' expe- Monday afternoon while playing- in hurst" J. A. J. Henderson, Ocilla; AV. the front yard of his home. Please reserve for me a set of the Ency- Send me by mail the Prospectus of the llth rience with us alone. I. Maclntyre. ThomasviHe; A, C. Sweat, His body was taken to the home clopaedia Britannica and send me an order Edition of the Encyclopaedia Uritannica with Nashville; AV. A. Frier, Douglas; B. of his parents, and funeral services { "Doctor' form which shows the full prices and particulars of present prices, bindings, deferred You are cordially invited to F. Scott. Follcston, and I>. C. Ashley, will be announced later. payments, bookcases, etc. Valdosta. terms. I will return same, signed, call and see the line and get The Nashville, Chatta- j prices. Shoe promptly. Name. OUT OF FRYING PAN nooga & St. Louis Railway) Support* emery tone in tfi* foot . Name Selections sent anywhere AND INTO THE FIRE announces that, effective | If you can't get this shoe -write us. Profession or Business on approval. We'tt see that yon are supplied Five minutes after William Blos- April 14, dining car service j through your neatest dealer. feld, of -7 Savannah street, hact given Address. Residence. Write or call for our 160- bontl of S100.75 Monday night for his will be inaugurated on! LEWIS A CROSSETT, Inc., Mmkers page illustrated catalogue appearance in police court Tuesday to North Abington, Masq. answer a charge of forgery, a war- Western & Atlantic RaO-j and ask also for our booklet/ rant for his arrest and detention came road trains Nos. 92, 93, J "Facts About Diamonds." in from the city municipal court. BIos- feld had no.t left the police station, and 2. This provides dining and he had $he misfortune of boins EXCLUSIVELY BY Encyclopaedia Britannica Ma!er& Berkele, I me. rearrested and spending -the night in car service on all "through Gold and Silversmiths police station for a charge for which day trains of the Western & 31-33 Whitehall Street he had Just given bond. Head Office, 120 West 32d Street, New York At the preliminary trial before Judge Atlantic Railroad, Freedman&Cohen Established 1887 Broyles Tuesday afternoon. Elosfeld I . O. E. Hannan. waived trial, and will be tried for the coarse before tbe municipal court. General Passenger Agent. 34 Decatur St.

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tree street, in compliment to Miss Irene Lop^z, whose wedding to Mr- Howarc Osgood McMillan, of Minneapolis, will take place Thursday evening. Vase; filled with .yellow snap dragons and HEAVY FALL OF RAIN ! yellow roses decorated the apartments In the dining room, /where the decora- tive scheme of yellow was continued, the centerpiece of the* table was a DID NOT STOP SALE! plateau of yellow paiisies and snap dragons. Daffodil baskets filled witth Comfort. Durability almonds marked the places, and the candle shades, mints, calces and ices Single Sale of Tickets to Grand were yellow. Real Rest :jfirafo Ifeajrv., Mrs. Hines wore , a handsome gown Opera Breaks All of old'=gold chiffon over old blue ehar- meu&e, and the guest of honor and Records. Every item entering into the making of this the other ladies of the party wore yel,- mattress is given minute care end attention. terday. She is the gruest of her cousin, low gowns. The guests included Miss Lopez. Miss One of the thing's that the, big- rain The Cotton Felt is pure long-fiber'—the Ticking ia Mrs. Dickey to Entertain. Mrs. Harvey T. Philips, corner Myrtle Madge Home, Mr. and Mrs. John N". the beat—and the Workmanship is perfect. Mrs. James L. Dickey ihas issued in- and Fourth streets, and will probably Gannon, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Lopez, Mrs. did not stop was the advance sale of vitations to a bridge party and visit friends in Washington. Ga., her Campbell, Mrs. Merrell, Mr. and Mrs. _tickets for £he Metropolitan grand No hole* or hollow places, no seams or ridges to "try luncheon at the Hotel Winecofl this old home, before her return north. opera season. Following 'the announce.- afternoon at 3 o'clock. Twenty guests Since 'her last visit to Atlanta. Mrs. K. G. McMillan, Mr. Howard McMillan to avoid; just a soft, smooth surface that brings rest to TV-ill be entertained. Ohl and her lovely young daughter. Mr. Robert Campbell , Mrv . John Lopeis ment of the Music Festival associa- the tired body. Joan, have been, in China and Japan and Mr. , Loch ran. tion that several hundred of the best with Mr. Ohl, 'for several years in S4 seats in the arena were still avail- And then, that sweet fresh smell that is so soothing and For Mrs. Traylor. charge of The New York Herald bureau After Easter Tea Dance. able, there was a marked increase in which is peculiar to all things that are absolutely clean. Sirs. Don A. Pardee will entertain in the Orient. When he, was called to The tea and dancing feature ot the sales both at Phillips & Crew and at the members of her bridge club the executive staff of the paper in New Piedmont Driving clut> will be resumed the Cable Piano company, and pros- Thursday morning: at her' home on York the family returned to New •with all its popularitv >this afternoon, pects are good for smashing all at- Ponce de L,eon circle in compliment to York; and have been at home there this when reservations indicate that over Mrs.-George S. Traylor. winter. a hundred guests will assemble tliere tendance records in yast years. between the hours of 5 and 7 o'clock- Following .the general discussion in Easter growns and Easter bonnets the papers of the new Strauss' opera, Mrs. /. K. OhfHere. Dinner Party. will distinguish the occasion, and "Rosenkavalier," and the presentation Mrs. j. K. Ohl is receiving: a cordial Dr. and Mrs, Joseph, H. Hines enter- spring flowers in luxury will 8 and Last for Years Do j]ot flap in any wind. They arc impervious to ordinary weather conditions. Always popular with their fragrance. Large, sure 4x7% feet . . . $2.50 Their variety' of delicate tones improve any porch or veranda. flowering bulbs for this summer of the Double Excelsior 6x7% feet . . . $3.50 Pearl variety.. Xp flower, collection is complete without a' PPORTUNITIES for house- 8x7% feet . . . $4.50 dozen or more Pearl tuberoses. hold economies tjffered re- Why Be Denied the Pleasure of a Ocently in Constitution adver- 10x7% feet , . . $6.00 tisements by Atlanta merchants. May we suggest this Double Delivery Service Bid you profit by any of these Perfect Shady Retreat? bargains? • If not, keep your eyes comfort for you? During- the spring: season our double .delivery service henceforth on the adji—such bar- reaches all parts of Atlanta twice each day, insuring prompt gains appear frequently and the NOTE: The above Call and see our display or a telephone call will bring the "Aerolux" man, deliveries. You are always welcome at Hastings, but if not merchants adopt this channel as prices include who will show you color samples, and then if you wish, take the measurements convenient to come, just use your phone. Our .numbers the quickest way to inform you of the news that they can sup- hanging. of your porch. . „ ' ' are: Bell, Main 3962, Main 2568; Atlanta phone, 2568. ply you with first-class merchan- dise at special prices. Read Constitution ads to cut HASTINGS is w. st. the cost of living without cut- ting the quality. Davison -Paxon-Stokes Company {NEWSPAPER! NEWSP.APE.Rr THE CONSTITUTION. ATJuANTA, GJL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1914. Jt»agc Seven.

This Skin Peeler AH SOCIAL ITEMS Hosts of Friends Gather the Rage in Society There is a growing tendency among An event of the afternoon will be women of cultuie and fashion to pay the reception to be Riven by the At- more attention to hygienic means of An Important ^Wednesday Sale of On the Sixtieth Anniversary lanta chapter, Daughters of the Ameri- preserving their charms The ad\ ent can Revolution, at the chapter house of mercolized wax doubtless has been from 4 to 6 o clock largely responsible for this. This re-; *»*> markable substance produces com-' Mrs Virgmius Hitt entertains at a plexions so natural in appearance, so, Double Widtk Of W. T. Gentry's Birthday reception this afternoon for her guesls, magneticalH beautiful, artificial com-' Mr and Mrs Cameron Burn&'de, of pleiions aie no longer desired Instead: of **doctonng' an offensive sltin, the *** skin is peeled off The wax peels the Mr and Mrs Ixiwry Porter and Miss skin so gradually, in such fine par- ( Margaret Porter have returned from tides, no discomfort is experienced. Tate Spring, Tenn Mrs J S Crass The fresher, younger skin beneath will remain there some time longer whollv in evidence within a week or •** t\vo, is lilv wihite, satiny soft and Mrs Emily Carter De^ me has re- smooth It s not a patched-over com- turned from a visit to Mrs John L. pletion but a brand new one That s, Devine, in Chattanooga, and is the why mercolized wav has become such j guest of her sister, Mrs, Samuel Bar- a ragre amons society folk The wax is i Brocade SilJ^s nett, fop the week after which she put on nights like cold cream and | will be the guest of Mrs. Spencer At- washed off mornings A1J. druggists kinson have it, one ounce will do *** Another hygienic treatment now Mrs George LaRue \V eller and much in favor is one to remove w rin- mother Mrs Ida Force BolUngr, of sles, made bv dissolving 1 oz powdered The Most Important Sale "Yet , Louisville. K> , spent Monday In *he aaxolite in ^ pint witcth hazel Used city on their way home from St Pe- as a wash lotion it 'acts like magic" tersburg and other points in Florida, —(adv ) where they spent the winter •--OT course it must be timely to interest you. Handsome silver service presented to Colonel W *T. Gentry on his Mr and Mrs Scott Hudson are at sixtieth anniversary by employees of the Bell Telephone system. Tate Spring, Tenn Music in joyous strain, a -wilderness sides of the house and a sun parlor Mrs, Clarence Murphev hat, returned Wedding Gifts of flowers and the sincerest hospitali- is one of th.e picturesque apartments home, after spending part of tiie win of the constructive scheme ter with her mother, Mrs J H Mc- ty was the atmosohere which charac- Bride, in Denver, Colo She v is.ted Of Known Quality A Real Money-Saving Silk Sale Last night, the ufaUal house plants terized the brilliant reception lagt Chicago, Louisville, Ky, and other on all sides and palms designed as points on her wav home evening at Virginia Manor, the hos- a background with the \ ari-colured ^he completeness of pitable home of Mr and Mrs W T flowers on all sides, produced a scene After a short visit to Miss liuth Hull. Gentry The occasion marked the six- most .darling in beauty and decora- Miss Isabell Garrard has returned to Columbus our stocks, wide range of Nearly 5,000 yds, in a one-price sale tieth birthday anniversary of the ti\ e scheme Tne red rambler rose *** T*as the touch of color in one room, genial host, and the first occasion Mr W H SneJling is at Tate ^pring, prices, and absolute In another was a wilderness of sum- Tenn when their fr'ienda in number, several *** hundred, were bidden, to their new mer loses m red and pink, and the guarantee of quality, At & home wonderful yellow roses being featured Mr and Mrs Ed^ ard M mminser Brocaded Crinkled Crepes this reason Branches of dogwood blos- have returned to their home in Lake- greatly simplifies the se- The popularity of Mr and Mrs Gen- land, Fla - C try was expressed not onl> in the joy soms lairlj embowered the sun par- **• 1 lection of appropriate Brocaded Ripple Crepes . of their friends at being with them, but lor, where two c-ha.lining young worn Mr Ralph/ H Brown will lea-re to- yd. in the dozens of baskets of beautiful en. Miss, Ljida jNash and Miss Emma day for New York on a business trip wedding gifts. flowers sent bj loving friends, and Kate Amorous served punch Brocaded Crepe de Chines Mrs Julian Field will entertain at 79 the cut flowers of all Itind, which filled An, elegant suppet was served dur- 1 a luncheon today at her home on every available space in the spacious ing the evening buffet fa&hion, and an Peachtree street In compliment to Miss We invite your crit- Values up to $1.50 yd. In iy a Sale. house A happ> incident of the oc- 01 chestra of music pi esented a pro- Ad gate Ellis casion was the presentation to Mr gram of ^ aried airs *** ical inspection. and Mrs Gentry of a superb silver Mrs. Gentiy woit, a white satin gown Mrs John Patterson, of Roanoke, veiled in black chiffon and tr'mmed N" C will arrive Monday to \isit nor service and a, handsome ball clock in parents. Judge and Mrs W T New- Davis & Freeman mahogany, both gifts from the depart- in late, rich in an embroideiy in rhne- man, until after grand opera. A. silk sale here gets attention. ments in Atlanta, of the Southern Bell stones She woi e a cor&as~e of orchids Jewelers Telephone cam-pan y Miss r\ ma Gentry, the young hostess Mrs E "W McCerren will go to TJxe Qe_ntry horan j ears, returned last week home whether old or new and are surprta to Baltimore to lii. ** inaly low in price, compared wtth the un Haven't you often wondered at the *** usual convenience tt 3y afford •wonderful strength and vitality of the Mr M O Tackson is spending some Coma into our store and see the wonderful Each piece shown here hears the hall-mark or Italian race. Their chief food at home time at Tate Sprang- Simplicity or style—the stamp of fashion s approval and the magical is spaghetti—a food that is rich in McCray gluten—the element that goes to make MRS. RYAN'S FUNERAL Virtue of value. muscle and flesh. We can follow this Sanitary example with benefit. A lOc package of TO BE HELD TODAY; MANY DO HER HONOR Refrigerators In tKis lot there are no experiments, no left-overs, no remnants, For All Purposes no stickers, no tender culls, no rejected styles. (Built for Ontside Ictaa) The funeral services of Mrs Isabella It you are planning the purchase of a new Ryan, whose death Monday gnev ed refrigerator decide on eomeLhinK of EL new Every piece is new, fresh, up-to-date, and has just keen hatched mod up to data kind Lot ua show you a hundreds of friends will be held th»s McCniy Bcfrlgerator arranged with an out SPAGHETTI morning at 10 30 o'clock from tlie side lctn« door BO that the Ice man can put from it wrappings. the Ice In from the rear porch Ao more will Church of the Immaculate Conception jou be bothered and atmo>ed by the ice man Rev Father Kennedy, pastor of the earning In with nln muddy feet leaving contains more nutriment than one track* on your clean kitchen floor Tnls ts church, will conduct the services and the moat advanced Idea ever brought out In You 11 like the quality; you'll approve the style; pound of the finest tenderloin steak. burial will follow at Oakland cemetery * refrigerator and It has mat with blob Mrs. Ryan had been a lifelong fa»or In all parts of the country Easier digested, too—also easier pre- We will also be glad to explain to you In you 11 he charmed with their value. member of the Church of the Immacu- detail the scientific principle of McOray Re pared. And what good eating Faust late Conception, and had alw a.> s gen^ frlgerator construction—how th« McCray pat Spaghetti makes! rich, sa- eOted system keepe the current of pure coid erousl> donated money toward the dry air circulating In th« food chambers all If you have a new gown or dress., skirt or waist in the planning, vory, relishable meals. Try carrying on of the church work When tbe tinia the Catholics of the city wished to McCray Refrigerators are always made with it cooked with tomatoes clean wlilte linings with a choice of opal you will appreciate the saving in this offering tomorrow. erect another church in the citj Mrs nines, porcelain white entmel or odorless and served with powdered Rjan contributed liberally toward the white wood that are eisily cleansed and Bttif-Uy sanitary TJndouktedly tkis is tke most remarkable silK offering we have cheese—it's great, as per our building of the Sacred Heart church We urge you to come in and Inroect th« free recipe book—copy free. on Ivy street and also gave money Mcfray This store is the McCray head for its maintenance She has also Quarters ever made, and this superk collection will attract ky— 5c and lOc pkgs. Bay today. greatly aided the Catholic orphanages Phone Ivy 7433 MAUIX BROTHERS and schools of the state Its scope. Her whole life was marked by a Show Rooms St. Ixnra, Mo. sweet generosity toward those of her 219 Peachtree Street fellow beings who needed aid, and ATLANTA, GA. Its variety. from the time Jtt&t following the close of the war she has alwaj s served the need> bv giving them funds and visit Its real unquestionable VALUE. ing them at their homes She won the love and esteem of all On any piece shown, you'll save at least 50c a yd. who knew her TANGO ; PURCHASE OF PARK Tkis saving is worth your while, when you can secure the Vert/ Root Out the Core Painlessly AVith IS APPROVED BY MAYOR T AIV GO, End Your Suffering. newest type of stylish silks in Mayor James G Woodward > ester- day approv ed the resolution providing 'Xo wonder e^eM Tango, Bronze, ^kVistaria, Maize, Primrose, Azure, Labrador, $10 000 for the ourchase of 10 acres bodj. is enthusiastic Coral, Nile, Turquoise and twelve otker street skades. of land in Moseley park for park pur- about TANGO It is poses The ma> or s announcement followed a conference with Alderman the one safe i emedy Jes&e Armistead, author of the resolu- GUARA-NTFLD t o Tkese represent kigk art in dress silks and are from one of tke tion The mayor explained that after root out the CORE ; leading the resolution he became con- greatest Frenck makers who has won success in two Hemispheres. vinced that the city is Jn no way obli- of the corn without gated to purchase the remainder of the pain or making the tiact and for that reason it met with toe sore his approval The kest artists designed tkem. The mayor Wd.a skeptical as to the Rings and plasters legality of the transaction for the rea- that pi ess on the son that it was suggested that some Tke kest silks were used in tkeir -weaving. citizen aecure an option on the re- painful corn, caustic mainder of the Mobeley estate for the remedies that make cit\ Mayor "Woodward took the posi- the flesh raw and Tkey kave a richness and style wkiek no lover of Silks, wko tion that an> resolution binding the city to do a certain thing wbuld be •worse than the coin, illegal and declared that if such be the gouging and cutting knows values and who would dress smartly, can overlook, case he would veto the scheme It is understood that an option will —onl\ makeshifts Easter Dresses for Misses be secured by some private citizen and that do not reach the Of course the timeliness of this sale will appeal to the intelligence the city will not be connected in the root, the CORE, or kernel of the corn proposition The ch«nnin« collection of PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS for M»y TANGO for Corns is safe and posi of the reader at once. win again rmr>r*i-'T- the fact that Pictorial Review Styi«a for Muses are the tive Applied in an instant, di ies in amarteBt. most graceful and moat up-to-date of any pattern. OUTING FUND CONCERT a minute and it s done No bump in You -want them for "right now" use, and ky taking advantage of the shoe to press on the tender corn POSTPONED TO MAY 7 no bandage to pull away with excru- tkis offering, you get a season s wear out of them at an end of tke ciating agonj no picking and goug- The concert for the benefit of the season price. outing fund for the choii of St ing Philip s cathedral, that was to be given The first touch of TANGO endfa >our on \pril 16, has been postponed to suffering, and it roots out th£ CORE Thursday Mav 7 Ml tickets pur- of the coi n painlessly and without But the most important feature of this announce- chased for \pril 16 will be good for swelling of soreness If it does not Ma> 7 Miss Anna Hunt \ioliniste Mr "Kurt >our druggist will i eturn \our mone> Mueller pianist Atr Gerard-Thiers The one GU \R\XTECD remedy, 25 ment—is the price. tenor, a quartet of ladies from the cents at \LL Druggists Made and Southern Uni\ ersitj of Music and St Philip s choir are among the attrac- guaranteed at Jact bs Pharmacj At- tions ' At $1.00to$1.50Brocadea Crep* Crinkles. $1.00to$1.50 Brocaded Ripple Crepes. I Knowledge and Integrity 1 79- $1.00toj$1.75 Brocaded French Crepes. are two things that must enter into the optical business. Combining these two with high-grade workmanship, These are tke season s prime favorites and will melt careful attention, honest dealings, and the grinding^ of the greater portion of prescriptions written for glasses by away quickly at the price quoted. our better oculists, has fully demonstrated the fact that B65O there is something indescribable about the way in which 15 canta for *ach of Us* obov* numbers we conduct our business that few opticians have been Ready in the Center Silk Aisle Wednesday THEY ARE DIFFERENT— able to understand. We know •when glasses are suited THEY HAVE AN INDIVIDUALITY OF THEIR OWN— to your eyes, and if you need the service of an oculist we THEY ARE ALWAYS IN ADVANCE OF FASHION— will so advise, but positively will not accept your money ou 11 without satisfaction from us. Just ask anybody if this ITo ft or ^ ""S* *° have one of the new Pouf Skirt Effect*— 5650: is true. JDclSlCl or one of the picturesque Japanese Collar Dresses. ompany THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA, WEDNESDAY, APBIL 15, 1914

Edited By Sports EVERY ONE OPENS BUI CRACKERS DICK JEMISON BRYANT TOO GOOD; SOUTHERN LEAGUE Twirls Today Chattanooga Had 6,753 Paid; STANDING OF CLUBS MAXEY HURLS FINE . Pels 3, Billies O. CJUUBSn . \\on. Lost P.q Montgomery, Ala., April 14.—Befor Birmingham and Montgomery Chattanooga i o 1.000 New Orleans 1 0 1.000 one of the largest crowds ever at Mobile 1 0 1.000 BEATEN tending a baseball same in this city Memphis o 1 .000 Montgomery t< i ,000 ypw Orleans defeated the Montgomery Birmingham o l .000 team' by a score of 3 to 0, after a bat Figures Are Not Obtainable Nashville . ,. ,, ., .. 0 0 .000 Tech Hurler Tight With tie royal for eleven Innings. In thw Atlanta o o .000 G. M. C. Defeated 3 to 2. eleventh, w|th two out and two on 1 American League. Men on Bases — Jackets bases, Black failed to properly cov** " Chattanooga had 6,753 paid admis- out the official figures. Tyson has no Won Last. P C Maxey's Single Drove in first base on an assist from Snedeco. sion at her opening baseball game of phone at his home, or I would call him Detroit 1 1.000 Ran the Bases Brilliantly. the pitcher overrunning the bag. Botl the season with the Memphis Turtles and find out. But we had a dandy 1 Out' Winning Run in the Ninth pitchers were In excellent fettle, an( yesterday, a mighty good showing for crowd." Chicago . . 1 000 the hustling Tennessee city. Asa Rountree, Jr., sporting editor of 1 OCO the fielding- was fast and-elean on both St. Loais .000 Field Was Slow. sides. The attendance at Montgomery was The Birmingham Age Herald, in re- Boston Inning. Montgomery had numerous chancei 3,602. sponse to a telegram from The Con- Cleveland to win, but the badly needed hit was The Birmingham figures were not stitution, answered as follows: Philadelphia By H»I Reynold*. not forfh-commg. In the fourth in- obtainable last night. Until after mid- "Official attendance figures have not Fnmesxillc Ga., April 11.—(Special.> ning, after hitting to right field fo- night the sporting editor burned up beeli announced. Good crowd on hand, f National Leagu**. 'i the second s;ame of the series* Gor- With Hunt out of the Dox. the Tech two bases, Baker went to sleep Oi the wires trying to get the information considering the weather. It rained the i CLUBS * \von defeated G M C. this afternoon Yellow Jackets evened up the series second and was caught in the middle from this city, but failed. greater part of the morning, not stop- st. i^oms . l.Ol L the :ore of M to -. with the Mercer Baptists yesterday aft- of his nap. Baker and Hollander wen President R. H. Baugh, of the Bir- ping until after* 1 o'clock. Secretary Brooklyn . l.OlKl . _ pht and shining light was the^ only local men able to connect mingham Baseball association, in talk- Tyson will not make his report until | Cincinnati 1.0*'0 ernoon by defeating them, 5 ta 1. ing to the sporting editor of The Con- "Wednesday mo-rning." Philadelphia 1.000 "Sport" Maxey, pitching for Gordon. The game was somewhat slow on ac- more than once with Walter's de- stitution over the long distance tele- According to variou s estimates ob- t Pittsburg .. .000 1-ot i i=rht buccessive innings he held count of the bad condition of the field. livery. tained, however, Birmingham's attend -'B ?f^" -• 000 G SI. C. in the palm of his hand, only The Score. phone at midnight, said: 000 Iwenty-ftDur men facing him, and not The Baptists were helpless before "We had a nice crowd, though the ance was said to be between 7,000 and I «£™v,«-irw ' OOM a man rpaching second, and allowing the pitching of Bryant, who twirled his K. O. ab. r. h. po. a. MONT, ab r h. po. a weather was bad. I left the ball park 9,000, though this estimate is gu • is!. only two hits and striking out six Bluhm.lb 501141 ' 0 _ - before Secretary Tyson finished the work on the part of those in Birming- Federal League. usual brilliant game. He yielded but Starr,2b.. 21021 Bafcer,2b 3 021 men. five Dingles and fanned six. most of 004 count, and I am not prepared, to give ham last night. CLUBS. Won In the ninth, G. M C scored two on Hend'x.cf 61100 Daly.If..,. 4 Baltimore two hits and a misjudged fly. Gordon whom were retired with men on bases. -turns, If.. 5 0 130 J31wert,3b 4 002 Brooklyn . - ...... 1 1.000 Lind'y,3b 4 003 Jant'n.cf 4 010 .000 came back strong in her half, Mize He was especially effective during the 0 019 Buffalo T .. .. 0 first four innings, not allowing a ball North',r.-.U..I..U ,»£t 4i • w 0 1 0 Sned'r.lb *• I Plttsburg .. 0 .000 singled for the third time, Monahan to be hit out of the Infield. Barb're.ss 40024 BtcD'll.r. f 00- - 1- - I Kansae City 0 .000 singled, Teasley walked and Maxey The Jackets had another good day on ggrlns.c 3 1 1 11 1 KleJnow.C 440042 {Chicago ,. .. 0 .000 won his own game with & neat single Walker.p 40013 Black,p... 40013 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis 0 .000 down first base line. the paths purloining a total of seven Indianapolis 0 .QOO Mize starred at the bat with three bases off of Clements, the Mercer catch- Totals. 36 3 63313 Totals. 35 0 53318 clean singles and stole third while the er. The Baptists stole three off of Score by Innings. South Atlantic tcajtue. Witherington. White Sox 5.J Nap« 2. , Cubs 1. pitcher held the ball in his hand and Sams pulled a wonderful catch of a N-ew Orleans .000 000 000 03- — 3 Chicago, April 14.- -A batting rally Cincinnati, April 14^—Chicago met Jacksonville 6 Gillican in the field stabbing one line drive from Hill's bat in the seventh, Montgomery . .000 000 000 00 — 0 in the seventh inning today turned de- defeat here today in the opening game drive with both feet in tho air and robbing ,tlie Jackets' thlrd-sacker 61 a , m , feat into victory for the Chicago Amer- of the season in a drizzling rain. The one intended bounder labeled for a two-bagrger at least. . iSnedecor 1, Black T, two-tease hits i ans in the opening game of the sea- score was 10 to 1. The rain not only . .428 home run with a. bare Viand ca.tch. Mercer broke up a Tech rally in the Northern, Burns, Baker; three-base hit, son here, Cleveland losing a thrilling kept down attendance, but caused I 313, The whole Gordon team played er- fourth when a neat double play was Higgins; sacrifice hits, Lindsay, Baker; contest to the White Sox by 5 to 2. Cheney to lose control. He allowed j .2S€ rorless ball throughout, taking every- made from Clements to "Wills to Cocn- stolen bases. Baker, Hollander. Starr A two-base hit by Tom Daly, a re- eight bases on balls, made four wild .286 thing in sight. 2 ; double tplay. Black to Snedeoor ; cruit from Lowell. Mass., who was pitches- and hit two men, besides hav- | Score by innings* R. H. B. Wooten also made a nice pick-up and bases on balls, off Black 1, oft Walk- sent in to bat for' Schreider. drove ing four hits registered off him. Ben- Gordon . . . . .001 300 001—S 10 0 throw of Gibson's hot grounder through er 3; left on bases, Montgomery 6. New Bodie across the plat* with the win- ton appeared to like the wet going. G. M, C 000 000 002—2 4 3 the box, retiring the batter at first. Orleans 5; hit by pitched ball, Starr ning run. Up to the sixth inning the Score by innings: «. H. E. Batteries—Maxey and Monahan; Grace and Johnson ledt the batters (2). by Black; struck out, by Black frame was an air-tight pitching battle Chicago 000 000 001— 121 TODAY'S GAMES Gheesling and Ellison. with two safe bingles apiece. 3, by Walker 9 Time, 2:25 Umpires, between Scott and Mitchell. The Sox's Cincinnati .. .. 000 203 32x—10 G 0 Kerin and Fifleld. Attendance, 3,500. attack in the seventh routed Mitchell, Batteries: Cheney, Koestner and A man's head has to be turned be- The Box SCOT*. •ELLIOTT DENT. and Blanding finished the game. A Archer; Benton and Clark, Time, 2.08. fore he is in a position to pat himself TECH— ab. r. h Crackers' big right-hanfler, who wil warm, clear day. favored the teams. Umpires. Orth and Byron. Southern League. on the back. Wooten, SB. , . Lookouts 3, Turtles 2. work today's game against the Nashville in Atlanta, at Ponce de Leon Vols Score by innings: R. H. B. „ 8, Brnves 2. jJark. Game called at 3'30 o'clock. T. Montague, 2b. Chattanooga, Tenn., April 14. — A Cleveland 000 002 000—2 6 0 Brooklyn, N. Y., April 14.—The Na- Memphis In Chattanooga- Burr, Ib. . . . single by Flick and doubles by Grafl Chicago 000 000 32x—5 7 1 tional league season was opened here Mobile in Birmingham. "Witherington, c. and Street, after two men were ddwn today with a hurrah. Governor John K. New Orleans In Montgomery. Pound. If.-rf. . In the fourth Inning, gave ChattaL- Batteries—Mitchell, Blanding and Tener, of Pennsylvania, president of Johnson,. If. . . nooga an opening-day victory over O*Keil; Scott and Schalk. Time Ii37. the organization, throwing out the first South Atlantic teaguc. Hill, 3b Memphis this afternoon. Successive Cracker Twirlers Umpires. Chili and Sheridan. .ball. Reulbach pitched brilliant ball Charleston in Augusta. "E. Montague, cf. hits by Stark, Shanley and Mullen gave during the seven innings be occupied Savannah In Columbia. Bryant, p . . Memphis two runs in the seventh in- Senators 3, Red Sox 0. the box, being taken out when the Macon in Columbus. MARLEY Poland, rf. . . ning, wthen play was called on account To Get Free Shaves Boston, April 14.—Walter Johnson game appeared safe. Albany In Jacksonville. 5 9 27 15 of I'ain, with no one out. The fielding pitched shut-out ball for Washington Score by Innings: R.H. E American League. Totals . . . was sensational, in spite of the heavy today, and the Senators won the open- Boston , .000 000 200—2 » 4 Cleveland In Chicago field. ing game of the season from Boston, BrooKlyn 021 140 OOx—S 11 1 MERGER— ab. r h. po. a. e. For Fewest Hits 3 to 0. A big crowd enjoyed the con- St. Louis In Detroit Cochran, as. . . 230 The Box Score. test With weather conditions almost Batteries—Tyler, Crutcher and Philadelphia In New York. Sams, cf. . . 0 0 Mem ab r. h po.. a. CHT ab r. b.. po. a Whaling, Gowdy; Reulbach, Pfeffer and Washington In Boston. 0 0 rjuffg'n.lf 3023 Oi,Tohn'n,!f 30113 perfect. Ray Collins' pitching was ef- Miller. Time, 2.09. Umpires, Klein and Gibaon, If. . - Another prize for which the members fective except in the third inning. Hart. National Xieague. Grace, 2b. . . . 0 0 Coyle.rr. . y , 0 1 il--« Coyle.lb ..30120 of the Atlanta pitching staff will con- Then Washington combined three sin- Boston In Brooklyn. Clements, c. . . 1 1 Love,cf.. 3 0 0 'l' &Wac'b''n,cf 30030 New York In Philadelphia. Stakr,3b .3110 ifM'C'k.rf 3 0 1 1 C test for in the Nashville season was gles with a base on balls, and scored Phillien 1O, <5lant« 1. Chicago in Cincinnati. Cowart, rf. . . Shanl'y.ss 3 IBale'ti., 31001 offered Tuesday by the Atlanta Na- all three of its runs. Boston batsmen Philadelphia, April 14.—Two home Pittsburg in St. Louis. Karmer. 3b. . . Mullen,2b 3 110 5FHck,2b. 3 1 1 3 J tional Bank Building Barber shop. This did not get a hit off Johnson until runs by Captain MaGee turned the •Wills. Ib. . . . Dun'el.lb 2 007 0 Gralf 3b.. shop has offered a season ticket to the sixth when Manager Carrigan sin- scales of victory to Philadelphia over Federal League. Forrester, p. . H. Schlei.c. Z 004 OStreet.c... the pitcher who allows the fewest hits gled. New York in the opening game of the Brooklyn In Pittsburg. Stephens, p. . Liebh't.p 2 000 3Hard's,p 20000 in the Nashville series. Score by innings' H. H. E. National league season here today, the Buffalo in Baltimore. Hunt, cf. . . . 0 0 000 This ticket will entitled the holder xDewberry ... 0 1 000 Total. 23 2 7 IS 111 Totals 24 3 6 18 Washington . . .003 000 000—3 7 3 final score being 10 to 1. In four trips to anything that he needs in the ton- Boston 000 000 000—0 5 3 Exhibition JGames. Score by innings. sorial line during the entire baseball to the plate, MaGee secured a base on Toledo in Richmond. Totals 30 1 5 24 11 2 Batteries—Johnson and Ainsmith; balls, two home runs into the left field ARROW Memphis 000 000 2—2 season. bleachers and a single, his hits driving x-Batted for Clements in ninth. Collins, Kelly and Carrigan. Time College Games. Chattanooga OQO 300 x—3 1-45. Umpires, Connolly and Dineen. in six runs. His home run with Byrne Georgia v. Vanderbllt In Athens. Score by innings. R. Summary—Errors, Shanley 1, Balenti on second base in the fourth innins North Carollau v. Washington and T.ce in COLLAR Jlercer 000 010 000—1 1; two-base hits, Graff, Coyle, Mullen, Yanks 8, Athletics 2. gave Philadelphia the lead, and the Chapel Hill. O.UETT PEABODY&CO.TROY N.Y. Tech 001 300 Olx—5 Street, three-base hit* Shanley; sacri- home team had a -walk-over after that. Tulane v. Marlon in Marion. fice hit, N. Coyle; struck out, by Hard- FEDERAL LEAGUE New York, April 14 —New York's Marquard was succeeded by Fromme Texas A. & M. \. Austin In College Sta- Summary—Two-base hit, "Wooten; ing 6. fay Liebhart J: base on balls, off major league baseball season was in the seventh, a total of twelve hits tion. double plays, Clements to "Willis to Harding 1, Time, 1 2.5. Umpires, Pfen- opened auspiciously today, Frank and ten runs being made off the Mississippi \. Union In Jackson. Cochran, innings pitched by Bryant 9, ninger and Chestnut. Chance's men defeating the Athletics, "Rube." Alexander pitched flue ball, Virginia V Catholic in Chariottesvl lie. by Forrester 4, by Stephens 4, struck Game called first ,half of seventh, no Brooklyn 1. PlttabtirK 0. S to 2. It was the first time in years and was accorded good support. Citadel v. Furman in Greenville. Make State and County out by Bryant 6, by Forrester 2, by one out, accoutit rain. Pittsburg, Pa, April 14.—Ideal that the local American leaguers had Score by Innings: * R. U E Stephens 1, bases on balls, oft Bryant 2, weather, a parade and many spectators won their opening game. The game New York . . . .001 000 000— 160 Negro's Skull Fractured. Tax Returns NOW. Books off Forrester 4, off Stephens 1; sacrifice marked the opening of the Federal was New York's all the way. Chance's Philadelphia . . .000 204 40x—10 13 2 hits. Burr. E. Montague; stolen bases, Gulls 7, Barons S. league season here today. Brooklyn men who the game in the first on Hart- Cedartown, Ga., April 14—(Special ) close April 30. Cochran, Wooten, Johnson 2, T. Monta- defeated Pittsburg in ten innings, the zell's double. Walsh's single, passes to Batteries: Marquard, Fromme and Ross Courier, a negro in the employ of ue 2, "Witherington, Bryant, Farmer, Birmingham, Ala., April 14.—Coming Meyers: Alexander and Killifer. Time, Crawford's livery stable in this city, §'orrester, passed ball. "Witherington; from behind in the seventh inning, the p^ame being a pitchers' battle between Williams and Holden, the former's 1:50. Umpires, Eason and Quigley. was knocked in the head Saturdav b\ hit by pitched ball (by Bryant) Coch- Mobile Gulls, under the leadership of Seaton and Knetzer. steal, and hits by Coofc and Feckln- T. M. ARMISTEAD, Bnscoe Lord, changed a possible defeat Score by Inn in ere: R. H. E paugh, four runs counting. Cards 2, Pirates 1. a white man nam^d H. A. Mitchell. ran. Forrester; (by Forrester), T. Mon- into victory in the opening game here Brooklyn . . . .000 000 000 ]—1 5 1 Score by innings* R. H.^ IS. St. Louis. April 14.—Players traded to Courier's skull is said to be fractured Tax Receiver. tague. Time, 1, hour 50 minutes. Um- today with the Barons. The locals Pittsburg. . . .000 000 000 0—0 4 1 Philadelphia . . .001 000 010—2 6 2 the St. Louis team during the winter and he is in a serious condition. pire, Sam "Woodward. were leading by the score of 5 to 4 Batteries—Seaton and Owens; Knet- 1 when the Gulls got busy with their zer and Berry. New York . . . .400 030 Olx—8 13 2 by Pittsburg played a prominent part war clubs. Before the necessary three Batteries — Bush, -Boardman-, and in the defeat of the latter team here men were retired the Gulls had de- Others not scheduled. Schang. Lapp; McHale and Sweeney today, score 2 to 1, in the opening camped with victory. Omar Hardgrove Time 2-31. Umpires, Evans and Egan. game. It was "Chief" "Wilson's single AMATEURS opened the game for the Barons, but in in the ninth, after two men were out. the seventh Arthur Johnson, a recruit Tigers 3, Browna 2. that sent Butlei across the plate with pitcher, supplanted him. Bradley Detroit, Mich, April 14.—Bonfire* the winning run. In the. first inning, Hogg traveled the entire nine innings were flickering through the haze in Jack Miller, also with Pittsburg last Called Meeting' for the visitors. SOUTH ATLANTIC centerfteld in the last half of the thir- year, doubled, scoring Butler. Thuisday night at 6.30 o'clock at 119 A large crowd witnessed the game teenth inning today when Ty Cobb Score by innings* R. H E Pc-achtree street a meeting is called despite threatening weather. drove a triple, -w"hich counted two Pittsburg- .... .010 000 000—1 5 1 for the following teams: Conrpany C, Manager Briscoe Lord was the par- Scouts 5, Babies 3. runs, and, a moment later, came home St. Louis 100 000 001—2 C 2 -V tlanta Paper company. Swift & Co., ticular luminary of the opening game, with the tally which enabled Detroit Batteries: Adams and Gibson. Gnnci -\IcJJonald Baptist c-hurch, Third Na- getting four hits in five times at bat, Jacksonville, Fla., A-pril 14. — After to take the opening game of the sea- and Wmso. Time, 1:60. Umpires, Rig- t lonal bank and Coca-Cola company two of them being for two bags. apparently having lost the game in the ler and Emslie. and anyone else that may have a team first inning, the local batsmen got busy son from St. Louis, 3 to 2. that they desire to enter. The Box Score. Una afternoon and tied the score in It was a pitchers' battle from begin- BHM ab. r h pp. a . MOB. l> r h po a. the fourth round and batted out a de- ning to end. Neither team scored un- Palmetto 3, Fair born O. Car'll.Sb Tepe,; r. J J 2 : cisive victory in the sixth and seventh til the final inning, when good, bad Palmetto. Ga.. April 14.—(Special.)— Hern'n.Sb 0 1 O'Dell.Sb 41111 innings, winning by the score of 5 to and reckless baseball gave St. Louis YESTERDAY'S RESULTS The Palmetto basebaJl tram defeated Mare'n,2b 4 '2 Perry.ilb . 41314 3. Pearson was steady in the pinches two runs and inspired a Tiger rally •Fairburn here todav bv the score of Magee.lf 3 0 Lord.cf. For twelve innings the struggle was Knis'ly rf 4 J 3 1 Calh'n.lb Score by innings' R. H. E anybody's. Kadi team threatened Z to 0. Tlmbs, tw irling for Palmetto, McBr'e.cf 4 Clark,lf... 21110 fanned twenty men in eight innings. Albany ..... 300 000 000 — 3 8 2 again and again to score. In the elev- Southern Cov'on Ib 4 212 3 Miller rf.. Jacksonville. . . 000 301 lOx — 5 12 enth, Cobb risked a broken leg in Atlanta-Xashvllle—Rain. St-oie bj innings. K. 0- 1... 3 Schmidt c 4 . _ Batteries — Morrow and "Wells; Pear- attempt to decide the struggle; in the Chattanooga 3, Memphis 2. Palmetto 000 000 12x—3 221 Hogg-.p.. .300 son and Cueto Time, 1:45. Umpire New Orleans 3, Montgomery •. Fairburn 000 000 000—0 00" thirteenth Agnew scored the second Mobile 7. Birmingham 1. Batteries—Timbs and Bonner; Lester, liar's e.p 2 0 0 Pender. > run for St. Louis by a reckless slide, Patton -and Estes. Johns n,p 1 0 0 and was carried off the field with a South Atlantic I>agmc. Indians 8, Gamecocks 4. spike wound in his foot. Jacksonville 5. Albany .1 Tcoh Hitch 5. Donald Frascr 2. Totals. 34 n 10 27 15 Tota's . ,!4 7 1" 27 13 Score by innings. R. H. E. Savannah S, Columbia 4 In a closelv contested game. pla>yed •Wallace batted for Johnson in ninth Columbia. S." C., April 14. —Har d hit- St. Louis . .000 000 000 000 2—2 S 0 Columbus 2, Macon 1. Tuesdav afternoon $3. Marist college. Score bv Initings: " . ting b,3 Savannah, -w ith uncertain Detroit . . .000 000 000 000 3—3 S 5 3Iacon 2, Columbia 0. Tech High school defeated Donald Birmingham ^00 310 000—5 fielding oy Columbia, ga\e the second Augusta-Charleston—Rain Fraser. 3 to 2. Mobile 100 111 1,00—7 game of tho series to the visitors to- Batteries—Weilman, James and Ag- Score b> innings R. H. E. day, 8 to 4. The hitting and base run- new, Crossin; Dubuc. Dauss and Stan- American I.cafiuc. Summary . Errors. McBride 1, Bilger ning- of Mayer, catches by Van Land- age. Time 3'03. Umpires, O'Lough- Detroi t 3, St Louis 2. Donald Fraser. . 000 000 020—2 5 3 1; two-bas6 hits, Tepe, Lord 2, Clark, ton and Hildebrand. \VashtnBton 3 Boston Q. Tecfi High. . . 110 000 120—5 9 3 Covlngton, Dllger 2; stolen bases, Tepe ingham and Ezell and a stop by Har- Chicago 5, Cleveland 2. Battci IGS—Emmitt and Burgess, 1, Perry 1; double plajs, Tepe to Cal- bison featured. New York S, ^Philadelphia C. Parks and Hod^e"? houn: bases on balls, off Hardgrove 1, Mai er twice stole home. The game off Johnson 2, off Hogg 3, left on was played on a sodden diamond. FEDERALS AND BRAVES National league. bases, Birmingham 7, Mobile 7, lut by Score bj innings: R. H. E St Louis 2, PJtLsburff 1 pitched ba.ll. bv Johnson (Clark), hits Savannah . >. . . .300 Oil 120 — S 16 1 ROWING OVER QUINN Brooklyn S, Boston 2, off Hogg 10, off Hardgrove 9 ill 61-3 Columbia ..... 100 100 L'OO — 4 10 Cincinnati I'o, Chicago 1 Grammar League Games innings, off Johnson 4 in 3 2-3 innings; Batteries — Woolf and Smith, Gardin lialtimore, April 14.—A duplicate of Philadelphia 10, New York 1 struck out, by Hogg 3. urn p-1 cs, and Bra tin. Time 1 45 Umpire, Moran a suit brought in New York by Jameb Federal Z-easue. O'Toole and Breitertstein K. Gaff nc»j. president of the Boston Brooklyn 1, Pittsburs 0. Foxes 2, Peaches 1; National league olub, again&t the Fed- All of tho games scheduled- to be eral league for ?25,000 for the loss of American Association. placed in the local Grammar league Peaches 2, Foxes O Jack Quinn, whose right name 13 John Kansas City 6, Minneapolis C were postponed on account of wet NO DOUBLE-HE VDER. Picus, was brought in federal court Indian a »oli a 4, Cleveland 0 grounds. The cra.mes that were to have L>*TH, NEXT VIMT I'olumbus, Ga., April 14. — Macon and here todaj. Quinn yesterday pitched oVln-n-aukeo 4, St. Paul 0 been played Tuesday will be plaj-ed The same that was to have been !o lu in bus split a double -heaMer here the Baltimoie club to victory o^er Buf- CoIumbus-LouiErxille—Rain Mitchell Little Six todav, as follows Llus afternoon, Columbus wanning the falo in the opening game of the -se Xorth Side. pla> ed between Nashville and At- st game by the score of 2 to 1 and Texas League. Edgowood v, Oakland, at Southwest son. Beauinont 9 San Antonio 2 lanta Tuesday afternoon, being Maroii the second *! to 0. Both gratnes It is alleged tliat Quinn agreed Austin 1. Dallas S. Piedmont. postponed on account of submerged were good and snappy. The feature writing- to accept terms and sign __ Galvcaton 5, Houston 1 Fully Equipped $1,895 Tenth v. Da\ is, at Southeast Pied- of the first game was the p1trlii>ig- of contract with the Boston club several Waco S, Fort Worth 6 month grounds, will be played off as a •>taii s for CoTumlms, while Martin held Tteekg before he •sTgried with the Bal- Boulevard v I\\, at Southeast Pied- double-header on the return of the :hc Poxes scoreless and hitlesd in tho t i more Fed erale. It is also- alleged Colleges. The Mitchell Little Six at $1,895., is month. Vols in 'June. The Vols come back second j^ame The last game went that after Quinn had accepted a ^on- Washington and Lee 0 St Tohn 1. South Side. onlv seven innings. traet with Boston he signed a Fed- Virginia 6. Johns Hopkins 5. definite confirmation of the fact that high-priced Kornrwalt v Peoples, at Grant Park to Atlanta, opening up a foui-grame Score by innings: R. H E eral Contract President Gllmore, of lale fi. Catholic 2. T*raser v. Hall, a't Bnsbine series on June 15. "Macon — . ... 010 000 000 — 1 7 0 Tech 5, Mercer 1 cars are too high-priced. Battle Hill •*. "Walker, at Ensbine Columbu? - . . - 110 000 OOx — 2 2 1 the FpdTals, it ia alleged, had agieed North Carolina 14, West Virginia 5. Batteries Vaughn and Bow den , not to sign Quinn until tho case had Sewanee-CUmberland—Rain. Stairs and Kim ban. Time. 1 50. Um- been i e\ iewed in a joint conference, There is nothing you can ask in ^/-zycar—no pire. Lauzon. Grammar League. Second Game. All games postponed matter how high the price—that is not embodied in the Score by innings' R H. E M'NELLIS IS BOUGHT Prep Little Six. There is no other car now before the public that offers so acon .' ..... 200 000 0 — 2 S 0 All game i postponed. Columbus . . . .000 000 0 — 0 0 0 BY THE NASHVILLE CLUB much ear—so much quality—so much comfort znd satiifaatan tor to little money. Batteries' Martin and Bowden, Wil- tamsoii and Thompson. Time, 1 20. Nashville. Tenn , April 14.—The pur- No5 sarte business man who is familiar Jmplre, Lauzon. chase of Second Baseman McNellis Sir William Wkyte Dead. rom the L,ant,n*s club, of tho South- San Diego, Cal.. April 14 —Sir TTil- with the inflexible rule of values, can overlook this A n a- Charles ton-—Rain . »rii Michigan leag-ue, wa& announced liam Why.te, of Winnipeg-. Canada, \ice o night by local Southern league ba&e- president of the Canadian Pacific rail- Little Six or fail to-be impressed by its sterling character. Your >all authorities- He -will report here road, died here today at a hotel of chance to buy for J1.S95., a high-class six-cylinder car fully equipped -Jrith Saturday. Olto \Villiams. BPCUI-PC! pyolitis and a complication of dis- 9 rom Kansas Cit>. reported to Nash- eases. Sir William, who lias been cars old. public, is decidedly unusual and we feel that you will think it over seriously numerous requests from fans, the torhen this announcement strikes your eye. sporting1 editor is reprinting here- •n itn the list of home games of the Ciai'kers for the coming- season. This is not the era of high-priced cars. True, they April 1% 16, 17—Xashvill**. will always have A following among those persons to uikem money Apul .37. L*S, 39. 30—Memphis. miaiu nothing, but the bulk of the people ask for a high-class, low-cost car that Ma\ 5, 6, 7, 8—Chattanooga Ma\ 9. 11. 12—Birmingham will preserve their pride and fili their practical wants. This in brief is the Mitchell Ma-\ 13, 14, 15, 16—Montgomery T-ittle Six. Observe the equipment which h included in the price of fl,g95. May _!3, 26, 27—Mobile Jxme 4. 5,- 6—New Orleans HAN AN OXFORDS Hectric idf^taiter uid •merator—eleetric lithta-eleciric horn—electric navaetfc exploring lunp—speedometer—nwbur top end do»e envelope— Juno 15, Ib, 17, J8—NashMlle. Jiffr omcfc-«<:Uos ode curtains-. 10, 11. 11—Montgomery. Mitchell Models for 1914 Juli 1". 14, 15, 16—Birmingham. comfort and fit—in Mitchell Little Sue—fifty horse power—132 inch wheel 'out— August 1^, 13, 14—Nashville. August 15, 17. 18—Chattanooga. 36 x 4J in. tires—five passenger capacity - $1,895 Ausiibl 3**, 20. 21—Memphis, all these, as in every Mitchell Big Six—sixty horse power—144 inch wheel base— September ", 4, 5—Montgomerj. $2,350 .September 7. 7, S. 9—Mobile. 37 x 5 in. tires—seven passenger capacity Septciriber 10, 13, 12—New Or- other point of shoe Mitchell Four—forty horse power—four cylinders—36 x 4J in. Icaiib. tires—two and five passenger capacity - $1,595 September 14, 15, 16, IT—Birming- ham. — *• supremacy, this high All Price* F. O. B. 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UntlT Una head the sporting editor wiU SO Yean of Faithful Service to the American Public cndca\oi to answer all questions pertaining to alt branches bf sports. Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co. Dick .Tcmlson bporting Editor. TJhc Con- MITCHELL MOTOR CO. of Atlanta stitution In 1913 via.-* the Bull Durham 36 Whitehall sign on the right or left side oC the home Factory Brancb: Plate V , . ,G. A. J. -RiSht-hand side. I pre-sumc \ou are speak- 316-318 Peacblree St. Atlanta, Georgia ing; of the one at Ponce de L.COD park.

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Fourth National bank. Third National bank, American National bank, - M. ANOTHER SKIRMISH Kutz & Co., Nunnally-McCrea & Co., COLLEGE GAMES TV. A. Chapin~& Co:, Ottley, Knowles JACK IN CRAWFORD CASE MERCHANTS WILL & Miller, Parfcs-Chambers-Hardwick FkEE CANAL TOLLS company, Georgre Muse Clothing com- pany, Oaniels Brothers, Cloud-Stanford, Alabama 4, Tuljme 3. BEGINS BEFORE BELL Southern railway, Atlanta and "West Tuscaloosa. Ala., April 14.—Although Point, V. H. Kriegshaber & Co., B. M. GRANTED NEW TRIAL outhit by the Tulane players in the Grant & Co., Charles P. Glover Realty game this afternoon, the University of Another skirmish m the long legal CLOSE UP TODAY company, Massengrale Advertising Alabama made their hits count for campaign to prevent Mrs. Mary Belle < BARRBJBYTREATY i agency, Massengale Bulletin system, runs, long drives and stolen bases Crawford from inheriting the ?250,000 Lewis-Seabrook company. Southern u. 5. Court of Appeals Re- coming at opportune times. The score: R. H. E. estate of h«r late husband, Joshua B. Bell Telephone and Telegraph com- Crawford, began Tuesday before Judge Disappointed at Postpone-j pany, Western Union Telegraph com- verses Decision in the Tulane 3 13 4 At Regular Meeting, With Henry White Tells Senate pany, Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Alabama .' 4 94 Bell, in the superior court V. A. Pra- company. Postal Telegraph company, A. Mann Act Case. Batteries—McLean and Brotvn; Ste- R. J. Lowry Presiding, ther and other contesting heirs made a ment, They Are Going to| G. Spalding & Bros., 3. D. Frazier & venson and "Wells. motion to set aside the recent verdict - Committee What Was in Co., Capital City Tobacco company, the of an auditor in favor of Mrs. Craw- J Chicago, April 14.—Jack. Johnson, the Harvard's, Bowdoltt 1. Let Their Clerks Off to Hirshburg company, S. P. Richat ds Illinois 1, Tennessee 1. Grady Hospital Bond Issue ford. [ Minds of Negotiators of company, Gramlins-Spalding company, negro pugilist, was granted a new trial The fight centers about the allega- j Swell Attendance Today. John. Silvey & Co., J. N- Hirsch & Co., today by the United States appellate Citadel G, Erskine 2. Is Given Strong Boost. tion of the plaintiffs that Mrs. Craw- Hay-Pauncefote Conven- Law Bros, company, Cole Book store, J. court on one count of the indictment Penn State 3, Villa Nova 1. Eiseman's Sons, Hirsch Bros., Elsemau charging violations of the Mann act, of ford's marriage was invalid. It is Bros., "Wilder Manufacturing- company, which he'stood convicted. Johnson, who maintained that she was not properly tion. .4 Byck Bros, company, Higrhto^rer Hard- was under sentence of one year in tlie Unanimous indorsement of the Grady divorced from her twt* former hus- Continued From Page One. ware company, Forrest & George Adair, penitentiary and to pay 31.000 fine, was "fiospitlal" bond issue was voted yester- bands and, further, thac-»"* the time of held to have been proved guilty only of Elkin-Goldsmith sanitarium, B. L. Ad- GEORGIA WOMAN day by the Atlanta Clearing House her wedding to Mr. Crawford, he was Washington, April 14—Henry White, ams company, Rid ley-Will! amBon-Wy- transporting Belle Schretber, a white association, at its regular meeting, at mentally incapable. An attempt was field soaked, but the boxes and the att company, Byrd Printing company, woman, from Pittsburg to Chicago, for formerly ambassador to France, and C. P, Lfirobau&'n, R- O. Cochran com- improper purposes. T^he other count •which' Colonel Robert J. Lowry pre- made by the heirs some tinie ago to Secretary to the American embassay at front row of seats in the stands were pany, Etowah Barber shop, Doujjherty- was held not proven, the court stating sided. place upon Mrs. Crawford the responsi- Great Britain at the time tho Hay- inches deep in water. Liittle-Redwine company, King Hard- that the negro had not been shown to Representing the largest banks of bility for her husband's death. The Pauncefote treaty was negotiated^ told* Realizing that to have the fans at- ware company, Atlanta, Birmingham have any commercial interest in the the-city and, through1 their officers and grand jury refused to return an in- woman's misdoing. Johnson left Chi- the senate interoceantic canals commit- tend the game under the conditions as and Atlantic railroad, Louisville and. boards, of directors, many other large dictment* * tee today that it never was his under- Nashville, Ruralist . Press, Southern cago secretly nearly a year ago and interests, the indorsement of the Clear- The hearing will probably last sev- existed would be a hardship, the base- Ruralist, General Electric company, has been in Paris since. Mrs. Belle Stark, of Commerce, eral days. If Judge Bell refuses to set standing, nor that of any of the nego- ball association, after a conference American Can company. Bijou theater, Johnson's attorneys were Jubilant, ing House association is of strong sig- tiators for Great Britain that the nificance. aside the auditor's report the heirs in- n ith Managers Smith and Schwartz, Eagles' club. asserting it ended the possibility of his Disappears and Husband tend to carry the case to the supreme United States ever contemplated ex- serving a prison term. A fine, they Every member of the association empting American coastwise shipping decided that it was best to postpone AD MEN'S CL.UB PARADE TVIlrL. said, was the only punishment that court. BE BIGGER THAN EVER Calls on the Police. ' present spoke strongly in behalf of from Panama canal tolls the opening:. could be imposed on him. The district The postponement has its good fea- $he movement, and the resolution "During all those negotiations I heard The other cities, Birmingham, Chat- attorney's office asserted that the de- tures as well as Its bad. The Ad Men's cision made little change in the sit- Baltimore, Md., April 14.—(Special.) adopted goes on record as the view of no suggestion that our coastwise ships tanoOga and Montgomery, decided,to automobile parade, in association with uation. Atlanta's large financial 'interests. might be exempted from tolls," said While her husband was in a barber's Mny Name Committee. try It. despite the fact that they re- the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and chair, Mrs. Belle Stark, of Commerce, Mr. White. "It was my understanding the Atlanta Automobile and Accessory Serious consideration is b'eing given that the words 'bhips of all nations' ceived as heavy a rainfall Monday association, will be bigger and better Ga., left her room at the Caswell to- day y&nct -disappeared. • ' to the carrying out of Colonel Lowry'-s used by Lord Salisbury in our first night as Atlanta did. than ever. suggestion in his recent letter to , the conversation and cabled by me to Sec- Merchants, ad men and fana, who TAls, coming on top of her threats1 WEATHER MABT STICKS T/ere not able to get ready for the GEORGIA AND VANDY _'f last night that, she intended commit- press Indorsing the Greater Grady retary Hay included ships of the United TO ORIGINAL PROPHECY parade Tuesday will join, in the big ting suicide, caused her husband to im- movement, that council be requested States domestic or foreign." "Weatherman von Herrmann was as demonstration this afternoon. mediately communicate with police to name a committee of five promi- Mr. White agreed to seek the permis- Some of the local automobile deal- headquarters, and now the police are much chagrined over the condition the •conducting a. search for her. nent citizens to act with that body and sion of the department of state to lay ers have furnished big trucks to the Gainesville, Ga., April 14.—(Special.) before the committee messages ex- grounds were left in after Monday ad men for their parade, backed by " MEET IN 11 GAMES Mrs. Stark was -brought to this city with the hospital trustees in supervis- Hon. John W. Holder, of Jefferson, who night's deluge, but he sticks to his the chamber of commerce. Every fan yesterday by her husband. As soon ing the expenditures oT the bond changed between the department and as she arrived here and was taken to spent several hours in Gainesville to- himself at the time of the negotia- original prophecy, and as the day who cannot find transportation to the funds. day, gave out the statement that he park in other ways will be -welcomed tlie "• hotel two Baltimore physicians It is expected that, the trustees of tions and also the instructions bent wore along he -was proven correct in on these trucks. were summoned to examine her. As will certainly be a candidate for con- him by Secretary Hay, on which he Athens, Ga., April 14.—(Special.)— a result she was to be taken to the Grady hospital will make formal, re- gress from the ninth district. There his assertion that it would be fair and The ad men, their trucks and autos The University of Georgia and Van- acted on opening the negotiations. will assemble at Johnson-Gewinner •Sheppard Pratt sanatorium. All night quest upon council to pass a resolu- have been many rumors regarding the These, he said, never had been pub- warm. derbilt university will meet in a two- she was restless and said she intend- tion in line with this suggestion at its "I did not look for Monday night's company at 1:30 o'clock sharp. From 1 authorizing the mayor possibility of Mr. folder's entering the lished. there the, parade will wend its way game secies here, starting: tomorrow ed committing suicidfl. This morning' -next , Another witness who advocated re- rain. It came up suddenly from the afternoon on Sanford Field. She seemed quiet, and her husband de- •to appoint such a committecommitteee of citi- race for congressional honors, but this through »ll the principal streets of is the first authoritative statement re- peal of toll exemption for American east gulf coast, and -without warning, the town before going to the ball park. These games, the first of Vander- cided to go downstairs and get a shave. zens to exercise a supervisory; capac- ships was Professor Emory H. Johnson. as it usually does, but you see ^that Harry Schlesinger's "High Fly" bilt's trip through this section of the "W'hen he returned to the room she ity in the matter of expending the ceived from him personally. of the University of Pennsylvania, em- -my prediction for Tuesday afternoon candy baseball confection wiill foe country, will have an Important bear- had gone. bond money. Mr. Holder said, further, that his ployed by former President Taft to thrown around during the parade, the ing- on the ultimate ranking of the Several members of council have re- formal announcement and platform frame a toll schedule for vessels pass- was correct. college steam In the south this sea- cently spoken favorably of the mat- "But lor the condition^ of the field it- ad men having" purchased several ter and expressed the view that this would be sent out to the newspapers ing through the canal. thousand of this delightful confection. nej t Week. Senate Want* to Knov*. self, I would have made good my pre- "With the streamers on the trucks, Hitchcock or Fox will twirl the flrst Safety Committee would be a wise method of dealing r While the hearing -was in progress diction that it would have been ideal megaphones, hand pennants and many game, with Corley working in the last with it. With the announcement of Mr. Hol- the senate adopted a resolution calling one. To Enlist the Schools. der, ,the "bloody old ninth" may ex- for a, ball game. But I'm going to noi^e-producing instruments, the ad Will Meet Thursday Plans are being made to enlist the on the secretary of state, if not incom- square myself with Atlanta fans by men will be there, and will let every pect a "sand-raising time" before Au- patible with the public interest, to sub- Play Jackets Here. interest not only of the board of edu- mit all correspondence connected with giving them an even better day "Wed- one know it. cation and the teachers of Atlanta's gust. It will be remembere^^-^-^-Xon. The Vanderbilt. nine will furnish the To Discuss Accidents Thomas M. Bell, the incum"~ ^,- with Hie negotiation of tlie Clayton-Dulwer nesday, with a warm sun throughout TEAMS PRACTICED ON next opposition for the Tech Yellow schools, "but also the school' children treaty with Great Britain, the subse- the day. SOGGY FIEJCD TUE&UAV Jackets, when they visit Grant field in the bond issue. A strong commit- Hon. William ChjVters, third candidate In the last election, came near meeting quent Ha>-Pauncefote treaty and the "Birmingham, Jhattanooga and The teams, with a fine sun over their Friday and Saturday for a series of A meeting of the public safety com- tee will be named at once by the ex- treaty with Panama known as the Hay- heads, got in a good work-out Tues- two games. mittee of the Atlanta Chamber of Com- ecutive committee to take the matter defeat by Holder. Montgomery, the other cities scheduled up v*'ith the teachers and the board of Bunau-Varilla treaty. to open Tuesday, got as much rain day afternoon, although the field was merce has been called for Thurs- Little discussion of the tolls issue soggv. Batting practice was engaged day at 3:30 o'clock by William J. Low- education. developed outside the senate, but Sec- Monday night as Atlanta; in fact, the in principally, as the field was a trifle The plan is to bring it about so that precipitation was general throughout too heavy for much fielding practice. FRESHMEN AND SOPHS enstein, chairman, at which time sev- every school child in Atlanta will go SLATON DENIES PLEA retary Tumulty made public at the eral important matters will be dis- white house mo.-o than 300 telegrams the country. Elliott Dent and Joe Dunn, the WINNERS AT EMORY home and ask his or her father to received within twenty-four hours "Today is another day, and, with the Cracker battery, had a brief workout cussed. vote for the Grady hospital bonds. OF CARGYLE TO GO TO from democrats in all parts of th-* brand of weather that I will dish out, under stands. This workout was se- For some time Chairman Lowenstein Very effective work in connection with country expressing approval or the cret. Dunn was enthusiastic when he Emorv College, Oxford, Ga., April 14. the "clean-up" campaign in Atlanta hab an even bigger crowd should turn (Special.) — Emory's interclass base- tias been in touch with Mr. Charles A. president's repeal policy. These mes- got under a shower in the club house. Wickersham, president of the Atlanta been done through the schools, and it FUNERAL:0F MOTHER sages. Secretary Tumulty asserted, "How did he look Joe?" asked Bill ball race has the following standing: is believed that some equally good MAXTOR \VOOmv\RD ISSUES P. W. L. P.O... and West Point railway, for the pur- were unsolicited. Smith- "Believe me, boy, Ed's got work can be accomplished in behalf Professor Johnson took the position ANOTHER PRO CJL AM ATI ON something on that old pill," answered Juniors ...... * .750 pose of formulating plans to prevent of the hospital bond movement. Because he once made an attempt to 2 2 .500 before the canals committee that for- Mayor James G. Woodward, disap- Joe. "That fast one of his comes hop- Seniors ...... 4 the large number of deaths "and acci- The work of looking after the polls escape from the convict camp in which eign trade would suffer discrimination ping into the mitt popping like the Sophomores .... 4 2 2 .500 dents due to trespassing on railroad on election day has been delegated to he is, Imprisoned for life, for murder, pointed like the rest of the fans, but Freshmen ..... 4 1 3 .333 Councilman A. R. Colcord, which is by American goods being shipped free st'll game, has postponed his proclama- exhaust of a high-powered auto. He tracks, which statistics show that the Woodward Cargyle, convicted in Jasper of tolls to Pacific coast points from the never looked better." sufficient assurance that it will be Atlantic seaboard and then trans- tion, whicn he intended issuing Tues- At the other end of the stands For- Freshmen 4, Juniors 2. total numbers of trespassers killed ex- well attended to. county, will not be permitted to attend Sophomores 14, Seniors 1. ceed the combined total killed in the burial of "his mother. shipped to the Orient. day morning, declaring a half holiday est More and young Smith worked out "That would be an evasion of the for the day, and issued it Tuesday aft- secretly as well, with Bill Schwartz a wrecks, coupling cars, including in or Ca.rgyle, through a number of his This tells two tales of one after- law, and one which the courts would eTioon. declaring Wednesday a half studious witness. Bill w'as all grins about railroad and machine shops. relatives, made a pathetic plea to Gov- not permit for a moment," asserted at the Marion last night. "Forest is in noon in Emory's baseball. The Fresh- holiday. men completely turned the tables by The plan that is under consideration ernor Slaton to be allowed to attend Senator Shields. better shaps than I ever saw him," is to start an educational movement The mayor's proclamation aopcars said BUI, "and I confidently believe surprising and overpowering the Jun- SEVEN PERSONS KILLED the funeral 'and burial of his mother, Water Rnten and Rail Rates. elsewhere. The mayor will be on r-and that he will be able to give the Cham- iors at the pastime, and with Lane do- to discourage trespassing on railroads. who died a day or so ago in Butts Profe&sor Johnson said he had to twirl the first ball of the season. pions a great battle for the result." ing the hurling duty for the Freshies', There will be several other subjects county. changed his mind somewhat about Both managers and both teams were there was never a chance to beat him. taken up by the committee that will The matter was taken up with the water rates affecting railroad rates. • TUe city hall heads and clerks will This was the first victory for the all be on hand. disappointed at the postponement, for Freshmen, and they justly deserved it develop into practical legislation dur- board of prison commigaloners. There He explained this was due to the in- they were all keyed up and ready. ing the next session of the general as- AND IB OTHERS INJURED is no law which allots such a proced- tegration of water lines. , The chamber of commerce has reit- But they'll be up and at 'em today. by superior playing. The witness declared that he consid- ciated everything that they stated in Summers, the Junior pitcher, was sembly. ure in the state's prisons, and investi- Here is the batting orders: The personnel of the committee is gation revealed that Cargyle had made ered it had policy to charge no tolls advance of the scheduled Tuesday NASHVILLE. ATLANTA. hit on the head with a hard pitched Boston, April 14.—Seven persons on the canal. Instead of attempting opening, and with their splendid or- King, If McConnell, 2b. ball in the second^ inning, which put William J. Lowenstein, chairman; Por- were killed, sixteen seriously injured a spectacular attempt some time ago to build up merchant marine by free him out of the game. Rumble going ter Langston, Ben Lee Crew, Edwin R. to escape from he convict camp. tolls, Professor Johnson said it would ganization got in behind the merchants Williams, 2b Jennings, fab. into the box and finishing up in good and seventy-five individuals were en- legarding postponing their closing. Callahan, cf .Welchonce, cf. Haas and J. M. Van Harlingen. dangered in an early morning fire that The funeral and burial services of be better to grant a plain subsidy to Sloan, rf Long, If. style. the aged woman were delayed, In the American vessels. Ad vires were received from prac- The second game had its bright spot wrecked the Melvin, a five-story brick The fact that two-thirds of the west- tically every merchant on the list by Hemingway, 3b Flanagan, rf. in the third inning, when Rumble, for apartment house at the corner of expectance of the prisoner-son's abil- Schwartz, Ib Elbel, lb. AD MEN WILL DISCUSS ity to attend. The request was denied, bound rail freight originated west of phone, advising the chamber heads Lmdsav, 33 Lynch, 3b. the Sophs drove out a home run with Commonwealth and Long avenues, in the Mississippi valley. Professor John- that Uicy ivould close today instead of the bases filled to the brim. He con- the Allston district. yesterday, however, and the burial will son said. Jeft only the remaining third Smith, c ....*. Dunn, c. nected for three hits out of five tries, GRADY HOSPITAL NEEDS Tiirsdaj. MWPe. p Dent, p. Nearly all o£ the suites were small be held today. to be disputed for between the railroads and so did Harris, the Soph second and steamship plying through the ca- Here is a partial list of the mer- baseman- Dillard, another Soph, se- There are lively prospects of big apartments, in which the occupants chants who, imbued with the Atlanta nal. He thought it probable the rail- cured two hits out of thiee attempts. doings over at the Ansley hotel next were trapped as the flames raced roads would rather let this so than Spirit, are not letting a little thing Lester left the box to Smith in the Thursday at noon when the Ad Men through each story. Men, women and derange their whole rate schedules and like a tain prevent them from helping fifth inning. holear. Boyd. living- next door, was the first Charleston to go to work in the navy T. KATEUEJT. ticn^\ct.. 001 Dth Ave.. N. X. t'jptain is part owner of a semi-pro- consisting of Dr. L. G| Hardman, of to see the fire. She rushed into the burning building and rang the bells yard. Ballard says Brooks threatened OFAMERICAN L'csbional team which last Sunday was Commerce, Ga., president; General to kill him. defeated by the Brooklyn National Clifford Anderson, first vice president; in. all the suites. The occupants were mThe Hotel Powhtun is the DONALDSON LEAVES f-ccoml team, Daubert playing with Charles S. Norfrhen. second vice presi- quickly roused. Many were able to belt, at the ««me time the new JjiiiimiiiimiiimmiiiinmmimiiiiiJ! the professionals. dent; Judge W. It Hammond, treas- escape by the statrwajs. Others used eic hotel in Waihington. The magistrate told Daubert he urer, and Crawford Jackson, general the fire escapes in the rear until HAVOC iS WROUGHT Famous Pennsylvania A^tnut, could play with the Brooklyns against secretary. flames made this impossible The fire- at tlie junction- of 18th and H Boston today, but to be in court again Resolutions were adopted indorsing^ men carried H number of men and BY A SHRAPNEL SHELL Streets, affords the site lor this YELLOW JACKET tomorrow1. the work being carried on by the gen- women dow n ladder?. ^ mo!>t luxurious and modern ho. Going Abroad? eral secretary throughout tin* south. Several persons jumped from uppci Philadelphia, April 14.—One working tcU Tech "=ent another play or into the Judge Hammond's report of the treas- fiooih into the life nets. man was probably fatallv in lured, five Write' for" booklet with map. professional folonaldson left to join Jim L-afitte's WORK COMMENCES that the association n a.s in good con- hundred women workers were thrown CUFFIIDI. LEWS, MlUfK Join this small conducted team down at LaGrange. dition financially. NEW TRIAL REFUSED into £i panic today by the bursting of tour, you will never regret it. Donaldson cavorted around short for Off PRINCETON FIELD a sholl in the shrapnel department of Route—France, Spain. Portu- the Jackets last season and was count- TO BART CANTRELL tho United States arsenal here. ed on to make A strong bid for 3.11- Princeton, X- J., April 14.—Work was JOS. E. BROWN CAMP gal, Morocco, Algiers, Tunesia, ikmthorn honors this spring. started on the new Palmer Memorial Ftad\um here today. Every eitort will The supreme court refused a new Sicily, Italy,, Switzerland, Ger- Qn a^oo-unt of Donaldson's lisht )iH- ELECTS NEW OFFICERS teial Tuesday to Bart Can troll, of Hall tinff. Woolen has been playing short be made to complete the sti ucture in •many, Holland apd Knglnnd. %ime for the Yale grame next Novcm- county, char-god with th o m urder on of la-te The lattpr will no doubt de- May 29, 1913, of Arthur Hawkins. This Departure from New York, velop into a good fielder, although bci. The plans call for a seating ca- Joseph E. Brown Camp. No. 1776, U. pacilv of about tt,000 persons. • • C. V., held their annual election of of- means that ,11m Cantrell, brother of May 23rd. Donaldbon's loss will be keenly felt Ba^t, who, with Mrs, Pj Ivia Hawk int., Duration of tour, 95 days. bv hit, former toamniatcs, among whom ficers last night, ^whtch resulted as fol- was fotrncl g-ujltj- of being- an acces- he was quite popular. lows: Commandei J. M Stnnley, iirst IMPROVED For full information address A process of hardening steel with. sory before the fdut, and pcntem-ed to lieutenant; J. IT- Tucker, second lieu- hang on April 24, will be executed on talic—Charles,- what's a cabaret? compressed afr is said to ho in suc- He—A cabaret is a place that takes cessful use by a German firm ir. cases tenant; .1 R Jones, third lieutenant. the date set IIr was granted a re- D. T. E. HUYCK, Organizer the rest -out- of restaurant and puts Where only certain parts of the medal J. P Williams, fourth lieutenant; Edd prieve pcmiuipr th<* decision on his require hardening:. Cohen. Sr , W. P. Archer, adjutant and oro'ther'n appeal. Mrs Hawkins is Charlotte, N. C. the din in dinner."—Princeton Tiger. serving- a life sjentetice at the state treasurer; W. G. Bryant, color sergeant, .prls-oil farm, neat- Milled{?evillo. SCHEDULE and T>a-\ id Gain, color guard, J. H. Tucker and J. F Williams were CHAS. fll DUE GO. chosen delega-tcs-arrd'W. G Bryant and TO THE ; Charleston, S. C. A. E Bearden an alternates, to repre- EX-POSTMASTER HOPE sent the camp "at Jacksonville. The camp vot^d to attend the reunion 111 HELD AS -EMBEZZLER tmiriiiuiiiiiiiMimmiiiiiiiiimimiii a body and will make the trip over the Central of Georgia railway. Sa\annah. Ga., April 14.—-C W. Hope, who .was jjostmas-ter at Lace;, Ga., was WARREN H. : emanded to wait the action of the W* B«rl.to» Strw. Brand jury In the federal court by E: A Is a, .libeml buj.i- letters b«arlnr FIRST SERVICE IS HELD United Sta-tes Commissioner Hewlett etarap coll-ctlon. « today ort the charge of embezzling $250 Leave Atlanta 12:10 p. m. graphs. THe ««v«S AT ST. PAUL'S REVIVAL from the government. HP tailed to gnve $500 bail and was taken to jail. m onn e of th6 largest and Several pe.mte_nts went to the altar Hope admitted there was a discrep- Arrive Richmond . . . 6:00 a. m. without exception tSa T choi- Monday night at St. Paula church, as ancy in his accounts, but said tUat be- cest. Stocks Of REaiMDS in a result of the first of a series of pie- cause the books hail burned recently Arrive Norfolk 8:50 a. m. Amcrtea. Mr. CoTaon fiTprJ? in a fire which destroyed the postof- 'ICE pared to travel and meet liminary serviceso that will be held clients In person a -"«"" every night this week, anticipating the fice he was unable to say how ths. Arrive Washington 9:10 a. m. old-fashion revival, n-hifh will begin on bhortase occurred. Friday at St. Paul's and Trinity Metho- Fording—the Universal recre- dist churelies. Plans are being made Arrive Baltimore 10:27 a. m. for a record-breaking attendance on Friday night, when the first night serv- BARACAS OF KlftKWOOD Arrive Philadelphia . . . A ... : 12:45 p. m. ation. The economical Ford ices of the revival proper will be held •with BisViop Kilgo, of North Carolina, TO HOLD ENTERTAINMENT Arrive New York 2:55 p. m. JONES ft 0GLESBY is the pleasure car of thou- in the pulpit. Prof. E. O. Exrell. the famo'us singec and author of religious* The Kirk wood Baraca class will songs, will arrive in • Atlanta Fri- hold their monthly entertainment at sands the world over. It has day morning, and take charge of a the home of B. W- Owen, at 19 South Barn at Auction special, choir organized here. He will Warren street. Kirk-wood, Friday made the motor car servant of have charge of the music throughout night. .The social is the result of. a To bQ Bofd at auction on April 15, .the revival. contest between the "Sheep" and the 1314. at 1" o'clock, our horss and mule "Goats." which was started some time tarn In tho National Stock Yarda. all the people. It has given ago. The side getting the most iiei\ SEABOARD Thia barn is tho best stand in tho Sto'-K Yards for n. horse and inul« busi- REFORMS ARE PLANNED members -was to be entertained by the iietsr. having ample loading and. ilnlo^d- to the masses the freedom of other*-. The contest w as close, and The Progressive Railway of the South Inc Ca-clUtios on Western and Atlantic resulted in tjtiite a number of new railway^and connoctine with all .roads BY ROME COUNCILMEN members for the "Goats." entering Atlanta, the great out-of-doors. It Is 100x300 frot: capacity from 450 Rome, Ga.. April 14.—(.Special.)— Through Electric-Lighted, All-Steel Sleepers to 500 head. Directly opposite the com- Marked tendencies toward moral re- Don't fail to attend the mission and auction barn. In good con- Five hundred dollars is the price of the FORD form are being exhibited by" the newlj- dition in every respect. elected city council. There is now and Diners—Service ala Carte. Terms, one-third cash, one-third in runabout; the touring car is five fifty; the town pending before council an • ordinance sale of the Harrington sub- twelve months and the balance can car seven fifty—f. o. b. Detroit, comalete with entirely abolishing poolrooms in the probably b« arranged for a period' ot citv limits. Another ordinance which division on Hill St. and Far- timo- equipment. Get catalog and particulars from will probably be passed at the next Give this new service a trial. Ford Motor Company, 380 Peaclitree Street. meeting appoints a board of coitsors> rington Ave., on Saturday, care tho abwve address for further par- Atlanta, pr direct from Detroit Factory. for motion picture fi!m*>. The board is to be composed of a lady school April 18th, at 2:30 p. in. For teacher, a minister and an alder man. City Ticket Office, 88 Peachtree St. All immoral ami mdecPiit exhibitions information call on JONES & OGLESBY and anything" else that the censors ntav think would tend to have a bad effect FOSTER & JROB8OX, ATLANTA, GA. upon the minds of youthful attendants at the theaters are to be prohibited* 11 Edgewood Ave. NEWSPAPER! SPAPERf Page Ten. CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1914.

THROUGH "FIRST BALE" FARMER the motion for a new tri^l, which will SCHEDULE Sunday School Convention be made some time this week. WOULD BE OF VALUE, FEDERATION OF LABOR WORKS AS CONVICT] STATE MAY OPPOSE "Solicitor Dorsey has been notified of a large number of grounds that will be SAYS WICKERSHAM AT FARM COLLEGE contained in the motion, and, it is said, Is Opened at M illedgeville he will oppose vigorously the prpposed "The possibilities for development MEETS IN MACON TODAY PLANS OF THE DEFENSE move of the defense to make further are too great," said C. A. Wickersfaam. Athens, Ga., -April 14.— °* ""^ twenty-flve felony convicts Detective Burns Still Out of Hill. cial.)—This city today and for the'next attention has been given the work of --„ « _ . ._ . Co be assigned by the prison commis- remain a local line." Knrkpatrick for State sion to the work of improvement of tne j City—Expected to Return Detective Burns had not returned, to In opposing the movement to make two days will be the $secca of the the Sunday schools,, and the denomina- the city yesterday. It was stated Siy a local line of the road, Mr. Wicker- tions have responded well, as is bhown state's property, tne campus of tb,6 TJni- ; thousands of Sunday school hosts oC Presidency. versity of Georgia, the farm of the | in Few Days. his lieutenant that he would probably sham delivered a clear1 exposition of the state of Georgia. On every train, by the greatly in-creased s tf enda-nce the reasons underlying the Georgia State College of Agriculture, and the not come back for several dayd. It was road's prpposal to improve Its service from every county and almost every at the state gatherings. Two years also said that Burns is likely to roako hamlet throughout the state, repre- ago fewer than a hundred deleaves .grounds of the State Normal School It is likely that a strong fight will by establishing a through schedule be- Macon, Ga., April 14.—(Special.)— here. be made against the proposed effort his report on his ^investigation immedi- tween Augusta £lnd Atlanta. sentatives of the various denomina- were in' attendance at Dublin, whil One of the principal matters to come of the defense for Leo Frank to amend ately upon his arrival. "A'fter a careful study of our serv- tional Sunday schools poured into ?his nearly a thousand will be here thi Clay, who went to work on tne force "before the roeetin gof the Georgia Fed- of hands this morning, has a record ice," he said, "we were convinced that city today, to be present at the open- week. * eration of Labor, which convenes in the interest of the section of the state ing session of the Sunday sc-booi con- that is interesting, even to the college served by the Georgia road -would be Addrense* on TufMuln}*. sixteenth annual session here tomor- of agriculture. He last year and for best subserved by the inauguration of vention, which began its annual ses- Addresses were delivered toiay - row, will be the report of a special sion this afternoon. several years before carried the "first" through schedule and a readjustment •tonight by Wr. J. R. Sevier, Augusta committee named to answer what the bale to Sparta, getting a fancy price for of local passenger service without ma- The convention formally opened at Colonel Owens Johnson, Marietta; "W- A labor organization has termed **an at- Shriner Cards terially changing schedules or to the 2:15 o'clock this afternoon, when I>r. Brown, Chicago; W. S. Witham. Rev years for the "first fruirts of the south- inconvenience of stri. - tack" on their body,, by former Gover- ern snow crpp." He raised last year •ictly local travel." Joseph Broughton, of Atlanta, presir H. H. Harris and Miss Daisy Ma2 nor Joseph M. Brown. This committee dent of the state association, called all of Atlanta. 108 bushels of corn, on an acre—weigh-- The program for Thursday indlca Is composed of Jerome Jones, W. C. ed by a committee of his white neigh- Steel Engraved the gathering to order, and Professor that the day will, be one of unuS- Puckett and L. P. Marquardt. E. O. Ex-cell, of Chicago, announced bors. But he was sent up for cow- importance.- The convention is to be Resolutions relating to the -political stealing and begins his sentence work- Quality and Artistic Effect arc the his first hymn. With Professor Uxcell, divided into four conferences—for su situation in Georgia at the present time the musician of international fame, perintendents, for adult, secondary an< ing on the state college of agriculture predominating features o£ our emblem cards. will also be presented and discussed, •farm, where the best methods of farm- who is in charge of the c jnvention elementary leaders. Prominent speak though no intimation has been given ers on Thursday's program are J>r ing are taught. He is also famous as Samples and prices submitted upon request. music, is Alviji W. Roper, of Winona Marion McH. Hull. Atlanta: F. L. Mai as to just what the resolutions will a bird-hunter, piloting many northern Lake, Ind., as pianist, also a musician lary, Macon; Rev. D. W_ Brannan contain. It is expected, however, that parties over the country and having J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING, CO. of national reputation. MlHedgeville Milledgeville; Dr. Joseph Broughton labor body will decide on one man for now in his care five or six fine bird dogs has also made elaborate preparations Atlanta; John D. Walker, Spaj-ta; F the governorship and pledge him their owned by northern hunters—getting 47 WHITEHALL. ST. ATLANTA. GA* for the music of this convention, hav- "W. Sims and Miss Flora Davia, of th support in the coming race. associa-tional headquarters in Atlanta $50 each for training them and $2 a ing organized a convention choir of Dn I*. 6. Bricker, Atlanta; J. J. Co-bb Fully fifty delegates had arrived in month for their keep between seasons. a hundred voices under the leadership and R- W, Edenf ieid, Macon; J. T the city this afternoon and every train of Mrs. E. R. H!nes, -who is musical Cleveland. Eiberton; E. D. Carswell arriving during the night was expected director of the Georgia Normal and In- Waycross; Mrs. H. H. Tif.t, Tifton; Rev to bring its full quota. Indications point dustrial college, located here. Henry B. Mays, Atlanta, and Rev. W to th« largest attendance in the his- T. Smith, Decatur. tory of the organization. A large num- If we have Every Preparation Made. During the past twelve mpnths six ber of the Atlanta labor leaders were SAYS COURT HAS PASSED Miiledgevllle has made every effort teen counties in the state of Georgn here this afternoon and had started a not sold a second to make this session of the Sunday have reached the banner standard o MOZLEY'S boom for Hoyt Kirkpatrick for the school convention a hls-tory making* perfection, and -will at this meeting state presidency. pair of Beacon one. Every home in the town is thrown receive banners. The counties tha The opening session will he held at have made such progress and which the city Auditorium at 9 o'clock in the ON INJUNCTION SUITS Shoes to a man it's be- open to tne entertainment of the vis- will receive specail honors this week, morning, the convention being called to itors, irrespective of the denomination. are as follows: Spalding. Jeff Davis order by C. T. "Williamson, president of LEMON ELIXIR A large number of automobiles and Fulton, Floyd, Cow eta, Clarke, Car the Macon Central Labor union, who cause he is still wear- carriages meet every train and rapid- roll. Ware, Newton, Henry, Hancock will deliver the address of welcome on Points Raised by Macon Con- Egbert, Cobb, Catoosa, Campbell an* behalf of organized labor in Macon. ing his first pair— ly carry the delegates tp their l.cmes Baldwin. All told there are eighty-two Other addresses of welcome will be de- sumers Already Decided, they are assigned by the uo mm it- organized counties In the state, when livered by Mayor Bridges Smith, him- Beaconize tee on arrangements. Seven h undred there was only one two years ago, bu self a union man, and W. E. Dunwoody, Declares Judge Felton. For 42 Years the and fifty visiting Sunday schiol work- the other organized counties have no 8resident of the Macon Chamber of ers ore expected to "toe in attendance. Your Feet yet reached the banner standard. ommerce. S. B. Marks, president of 1 the state federation, will make the re- Macon. Ga., April '14.—(Special.)— Standard Home Remedy sponse and will then formally take Judge W. H. Felton. president of the charge of the convention. Macon Railway and Ligiht company, One of the features of the conven- tion will be an address to be delivered discussing the Injunction suits brought Will not only get you well, but if taken according Unveiling of Butt Memorial by Thomas S. Felder, candidate for the against the public utilities companies United States senate, on Thursday eve- of which, he is the head, as a result ning. Jerome Jones, of Atlanta, will of the recent order of the Georgia to directions will keep you well. also speak at that time. railroad commission authorizing the The social features of the conven- company to increase its rates for elec- Postponed Because of Rain tion have not been overlooked. Tomor- row night a grand ball will be given at tric current, and at the same time Mozley's Lemon Elixir is a gentle, palatable, the Volunteer's armory, beginning- at abrogating contracts, declared today S:30 o'cltfck. that each and every point made in the effective remedy, combining cleansing properties Augusta, Ga., April 14.—Masons from "In honor of Archibald Willingham petition filed by the plaintiff haa been the Temple-Noyes Lodge of Washing- Butt. previously passed on by the supreme with upbuilding qualities. Relieves biliousness and ton and citizens of Aug-usta today "Born in Augusta, Geoi gia, Septem- HARRY SCOTT SECURES court of Georg-ia and the supreme court united in paying- tribu-te to the mem- ber 26, 1865. of the United States. ory of the late Major Archie Willing- "Graduated University of the South DESERVED PROMOTION "Had we continued to sell current at constipation. Creates an appetite, aids digestion 1888. the prices named in the contract after ham Butt, aide-de-camp to two presi- Harry Scott, considered one of the the order of the railroad commission and tones up the system. dents of the United States, who lost "Major in United States army, trust- ablest detectives in the Pinkerton. was passed, I personally would have his life in the Titanic disaster. The ed aide-dercamp to two presidents. service, n ho has been field superin- been subject to an indictment for a occasion was a barbecue in connection "Major Butt went to his death on the tendent of the Atlanta Pinkerton misdemeanor and the company for a with, the dedication of the handsome steamer Titanic after the rescue of the branch, hag been promoted to the po- penalty of ¥5,000 each day for each women and children from that ill-fated sition of superintendent of the Syra- separate offense," said Judge Felton. Spring Time Is Elixir Time Butt memorial bridge, which spans the cuse, N. Y., offices, which control a Tirst level of the city canal at Fif- vessel, April 14, 1912. wide territory of service. teenth and Greene streets. "In memory of his noble and lovable The office ig deemed one of the most Try a bottle today. All Druggists. The formal unveiling" of the memo-r qualities as a man. responsible and most important posi- RUDOLPH KAYSER PAYS "His courage and high sense of duty tions in the Pinkerton service. Scott's rial bridge and laying of the corner- splendid record in Atlanta and the ter- TRIBUTE TO ATLANTA Two Sizes, 50c and $1.00. r. M. HOTT SHOE co., stone by the Masons jwas postponed as a soldier, "His loyalty and efficiency as a pub- ritory of which he had command in the until tomorrow on account of rain south ig given as cause for his promo- Rudolph Kayser, a prominent official The bridge proper is constructed of lic servant, tion. Since coming- to this city two of the North German-ijloyd steamship MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR CO., Atlanta, Ga. BEACON SHOE STORE concrete. At each of the two ap- "His fellow citizens of Augusta dedi- years ago he has established a record line, of Bremen, Germany, spent Tues- cate this bridge." n big- criminal cases which brought day in Atlanta. Mr. Kayser expressed 17 Peachtree St, Atlanta, Ga. proaches are two massive lions, Early today the visitors were given him to national notice. surprise at the metropolitan aspect of •carved from limestone, one bearing an elaborate southern barbecue on a Scott and Mrs. Scott will leave the Atlanta. Of all the cities in the south, bronze shield engraved with the large estate near the city. Later they city for Syracuse Thursday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock. Chief Beavers and this, he said, reminded him most of UNION MADE FOR MEN coat-of-arms of the United States, an- were taken in automobiles to various ~^hief Lanford expressed sincere re- New York. other with the Georgia coat-of-arms, points of interest in the city. A light rain fell during the greater part of gret at losing the Pinkerton man be- &Sra:?*;::*^^ j $3 $359 $4 $450 a third with the coat-of-arms of the cause of their past affiliations in the morning. numerous cases of local renown. The Nashville, Chatta- Butt family, and the fourth the Tem- The Washington deleg-atibn included Scott was employed on the Mary ple-Noyes lodge dioat-of-arms. I'our C. Fred Cook, chairman of the com- Phagan murder investigation and was nooga & St. Louis Railway tall columns surmounted by b^on^e mittee on arrangements; Leroy O. Her- a star witness for the prosecution. eagles, rise from the four corners of ron, master, an-d Carter B. Keene, past announces that, effective master the central arch of the structure. In Shortly after noon members of the Bainbridge Knights Elect. April 14, dining car service the center is a bronze bas relief of visiting party called informally at the SIMS COMPANY SELLS I Major Butt. A bronze tablet oaar-i home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Butt, Bambridge. Ga., April 14.—(Spe- will be inaugurated on the following Inscription, which was brother and sister-in-law of the late cial.)—At the regular conclave of the Major Butt. Crusader Commandery, No. 17. Knights Western & Atlantic Rail- written by former President Taft: J Templar, on Friday evening, the fol- lowing officers were elected and in- road trains Nos. 92, 93, 1 stalled for the ensuing- year: REAL ESTATE BY second grand division prize. If such J M. McFarland. eminent comman- and 2. This provides dining ALL SHOULD SEND IN a thing should happen in any one dis- der; W. E. Smith, general; M. L. Myes, trict the contestant in that district senior warden; G. C. Butler, junior car service on all through NAMES TO BIG CONTEST having the third largest number of warden; W. B. Sams, prelate; L. A. votes would secure the first district Parker, treasurer; George M. Fields, day trains of the Western & prize, which would be an Overland au- recorded; H. M. D>kes, standard bear- Continued From Page One. tomobile. It is. therefore. , possible M. E Tolson, sword bearer; M. W. Atlantic Railroad. CONSTITUTION i that a contestant having- the second or South, warder; Joe Wort her, sentinel; The Constitution prizes ranging up to third largest number of votes in some V. E. Rawlins, first guard; W. V. C. E. Harman, over $25,000 in value, to say nothing one district will secure an automobile. Smith, second guard; W. R. Latham, For complete details of the rules third guard. General Passenger Agent. of the many valuable cash prizes which controlling this remarkable contest, will be paid, which will make the total write the Contest Department, The ADVERTISEMENTS amount approximately $30.000—a sub- Constitution, Atlanta, Ga., or call upon scription campaign the equal of which the manager of same. Bell phone, What will you say when has never been offered in this part of Main 5000; Atlanta phone 4404. the country. You can be one of these DEALER TELLS HOW THOROUGHLY THIS your drawers drop between fortunate people if you will. If you Boy Crushed by Wagon. become interested-in tins *2*,000 con- first and second? Tampa, Fla., April 14.—Billy, the 3- test and put forth the proper effort year-old son of Cecil McCord, promi- Twentieth Century Coolers PAPER SPREADS INFORMATION ABOUT you are absolutely sure of either a nent cigar manufacturer, was crushed Play Ball. Wear a Union- listed prize or a cash award- You to death when he fell under the wheels are certain to obtain results if you of a heavily loaded wagon on the Bay PROPERTY FOR SALE Suit. Nainsook, a mighty try for one of the automobiles or any Shore boulevard. His chest was good one at 75c, and a little of the costly awards. Every energetic crushed, and death was instantaneous, lady in every locality, no matter where For the Office and Home better than best at $1.00. the location may fte, has an opportuni- SAVANNAH AND REAL C. S. HULLS ty to make a snug little sum during ESTATE anil MEAL •the next few weeks. RETURN, $9.05 Our batting average, when Account National Drainage Congress, ClaudLSimsCo. All Can Secure Prtae*. Keep all ice out of your drink- it comes to Clothes, is "away Central of -Georgia will sell round-trip A little well directed effort for a tickets Atlanta to Savannah $9.05. Pro- INC. tip yonder." And we feel short time will put you in possession portionately low fares from other ing water. The water is cooled of one of these valuable prizes. Set points, tickets to be sold April 20, 21 718 Empire Building like keeping the "Pennant and 22, and for trains scheduled to ar- your heart upon obtaining one of them. rive Savannaih before noon April 23. COTTON SEED PRODUCTS - ., „, .. ,,.„ always, when it comes to It is not necessary to be a sub- Final limit April 30. 1914. Grand Mili- by the surrounding ice, but you Bel1 phone M Z5S9 scriber to The Constitution in order to tary and Floral Parade and Masked DEPARTMENT * holding it for Service, Econ- become a nominee, nor does it cost you Carnival almost rivaling the Mardi- Gras. U. S. Cruisers and Torpedo ornv, and Dependable Mer- one cent. Just fill out the nomination Boats will be in port, and 'open -for don't drink melted ice. This is Atlanta, Ga., April 9th, 1914 blank ,to be found on the editorial public inspection. Make sleeping car cha"ndise. YOUR SUIT can page of this JSsue and send It to ihis reservations now. Constitution Publishing Co., office. This^vill start you with 5,000 W. H. Fogg, District Passenger Agent the modern cooler. Price In- be purchased here at either votes, and your friends seeing the ef- Central of Georgia Railway, corner City, $15. $18, $20 or $25, with our fort you are making to do something Peach tree and Marietta streets. Tele- Gentlemen:— for yourself will come forward and phones: Main 490. Atlanta 157.—(adv.) cludes five-gallon glass bottle: Seal of Approval. your banner w'ill go to the front ranks We believe that you will and stay there. Start today. Remember, this is a unique contest be interested to know that we are The Shirts we spoke to because no one who really enters and Mahogany finish Cooler, with- getting the best otf results from ad- puts forth the proper effort, accord'!!? you about last week have to the rules of the contest, can possi- out stand $ 8.50 vertisements placed in your paper. been indorsed for service by bly lose. For the purpose of the contest the During the past month we have . bxit what's the use? territory covered by The Constitution Mahogany finish Cooler, with , closed three good deals that we are has been divided into two grand di- Just come up or send or visions: Grand division No. 1, com- stand '. $10.00 able to trace directly to ads. insert- Hello; we'll tell you and .sell prising the four city districts, and grand division No. 2, comprising the ed in the Constitution and in each you, how many or as many five out-of-town districts. So, that no White Enameled 'Cooler, with case the deal was closed the same day matter where you live your oppor- as we think necessary to tide tunity to obtain one of the grand poises stand $12.50 that the ad» appeared. you through the season. is as good as that of any other c'anJi- date. For the purpose of this con- Of course, we claim th« credit Silk, $1.50. $2, $3, $5. Per-test, the state of Georgia and con- KEG COOLERS for having th» property in the right cale and, Madras, $1, $1.25, tiguous territory has been divided into two divisions and nine districts. The Made by building one location and at tha right price, but $1:50. Some with collars to first prize in each of the two gran-1 when i-t comes to putting the proposi- divisions is an Oakland 6-60; seven- keg around a smaller keg match. passenger touring car. These prizes tion before the buying public, w» will be given to the contestant in each and packing space be- Last week our Hat men grand division having the largest have to **hand it to you.'• number of votes at the close of the tween with insulated ma- We enclose some copies herewith asked us, "Did you buy contest, regardless as to district. Green Straw Hats?" This The second prize for each of the Here's the best val- terial. The most econom- that you will please insert as di- grand divisions is a five-passenger rected and charge our account* week they asked us to order Velie touring car, of value $1,560, and ue and the prettiest ical of .all Coolers in ice goes to the contestant who has the Yours very truly, more. Seen 'em? second largest number of votes in each style • in town for consumption, and very at- grand division regardless of territory. CLAUD E. SIMS Again we say, $2 buys the There are nine districts, and an Oak- five dollars. It's a tractive in appearance. land 'five-passenger touring1 car heads best Fur Hat in Ga. the prize list in each district. Turn So!e-=—Cuban 3-Gal., galvanized hoops $ 6.50 . Candidates in one district frill not All sizes now in the Full be competing with those in another French heel=-=me- 5-Gal., galvanized hoops $ 7.50 district except in the instance of the 3-Gal., bronze hoops... .$ 8.50 Dress and Tuxedo Suits, ran two grand prizes in each of the two | dium vamp — and What Constitution space does divisions. Contestants are not restrict- | 5-,Gal., bronze hoops....$11.00 out last week. Same price ed to their own district or division, they're just in by again. Full Dress Suits, $18 but may get subscriptions anywhere I they can be had. express. AH sizes WE CABBY A FULL STOCK ALSO OF GAL- for the Claud E. Sims Com- and $25. Tuxedo Suits, $15 Three Cairn In One District. and widths. VANIZED AND ENAMEL LINED COOLERS. The question lias been asked if it is and $25. not possible for three cars to go to SIZES RANGE FROM ONE GALLON TO TEN some one district. The answer to this GALLONS AND PRICES FROM $1.50 TO $8.00. pany it will do for I Parcel Post paid here, any is that it is possible. It can only be possible, however, where there should size package. be three very strong and energetic candidates in a district. One candi- THE GLOBE CLOTHING date residing in one district might King Hardware Co. have the largest number of votes in COMPANY, that grand division, which would en- title her to' the first grand division Agents for Fairbanks Scales YOU prize. Another candidate irt the same 89 .Whitehall St., and district might secure the'second lare- 27-29 Whitehall St. 53 PEACHTREE 87 WHITEHALL 5*. cst number of votes in the grand'di- Xx*88^^ 74-76 South Broad St. vision, which would entitle her to the TEE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA, WEDNESDAY, APBIL 15, 1914. , Page Eleven.

RANGE IN COTTON OPTIONS.

SPREADS Mm FLOOR I |La*tt i Ffevr. ATLANTA QUOTATIONS COTTON IS WEAK if Low! Salef Clno»ec . |' — cao^a. Clo TIGHTNESS: ACUTE Apr. . TOT 12.84 Apr. . 12.53 12.65 . May . 12.66 12,64 May . 12.80 12.60 12.63 12.63 12.76 (Corrected ty Fidelity FruJt anS, Jon* . June. . 12.60 12.70 2 proauc s AND SHOOTS SELF DEAD July . 12.36 1.28 12.37 July fi£ 12.58 12.57 12.66 * 12.#3 12.08 12.13 Aug. ,29 12.29 12.26 12.38 &££'; 11.70 .65 11.72 Sept. 11.77 11.79 ::.-:.:•.-: ::.-.. Ai Oct. , 11.52 BOX APPUI*— ...... • IN MAY_ WHEAT 11.62 Oct. 11.69 11.69 11.56 11.67 11.57 11.64 Former Macon Bartender Be- Dec. . S 11.60 ll.52ljl.G2 11.60 Nov. 11 66 11.62 Wineaap...... 33.0003.25 gan Preparing for Suicide May Leads Decline, Selling Dec. iil 11.65 11.53 11*53 11.61 rsa siailsh' ...... **.« Offerings Scarce and Shorts Pronunced Weakness De- Closed steady. Closed steady. " Three Months Ago. y About $2 a Bale Under Bid, Prices Up So Vigor- velops, With Increased BONDS. OOTONS,wMts " .red,""bB. .. 7«7 '.•" .".".;"..".."...... ;-. Macon, Ga., Apr»l 14.—(Special.)—j. Last Week's High Level. STOCKS. CABBAGE, crate ... . ously That Entire Market Trading — Liquidation on F. Davis,, aged 65 years, and until re- CELERV. dozen...... cently employed as a- bartender at U. S. 2n, registered Prer. f lorida. crate ...... 9X.00 Was Affected. Spot Cotton Quiet. do. 2e, coupon ...... POTATOES, red* bushel ...... Considerable Scale. the near beer caloon run by M. Hymer, 0. S. 3s, registered., High. Low. Close. Close. _ TVTiite, buahel .. Amalg. Copper . . 75'A 73U 73% 75 l^BMONS, box ...... 13.50 on Bridge row, committed suicide thia do. 3s, coupon Amer. Agricultural 56 W, morning at 3:30 o'clock lay shooting New Tork, April 14-1—Cotton waa U. S. 4s, registered EGG P1ASTT. crate . .. .. - Chicago, April 14.—Tightness became New York. April 14.—Pronounced do. 4s, coupon ...... ~ Am. Can 28^4 27% 28 28 10JJLA-TOES. fancy crat« stock.. S2.76l himself throusfe the bead. weak and unsettled today, with Tfclay Am. Car and Kdry. . 49% 49% 49% Choice ...... - J2 25 acute today in the May delivery of weakness developed in the stock mar- leading the decline under more or less Panama 3s, coupon wheat. Offerings were so scarce that ket today, with a largely increased Arpm&ntly the old man had been American Agricultural Ss .. Am. Cities, pfd. . .'€1% 61% 61% . .• ." •.." . . general liquidation and selling about Am. Cotton Oil . . 42 41 41% 42^4 LETTUCE, drum ^ ...... $2.00 shorts who wished to cover had to bid yolume of trading. Stocks of all classes makingV^z-eparations for the deed for American Cotton OH 5s J2 a bale under last week's high level. American Tel. & Tel. cv. 4%s Am. Smelting. . . 68% 67% 67"4 88% """ --- yellow ...... V.... prices up with such vigor as to affect gave way, and there were numerous at least a month. Three -weeks ago Later months were relatively steady, American Tobacco 6s .. .. Am. Sugar 100 99% 99% 100 the entire market. The result was declines of 1 to 2 points, with larger and it looked as though some of the Am. Tel. and. Tel. .1X1 120 120 120% PEPPEB. e-basket.'tender" -" V.»V.66 strong close at 3^8 to 7-Sc net ad- losfe«a in ^""^ptional cases. Not only he took an old pistol trom a bureau OKRA. crate, tender drawer, took it apart and oiled it and people who were selling May were Atlantic Coast Line col. 4s 92 Mt Am. Tobacco . . .232^ 229% 229% 283 ' vance. Corn finished th6 same as last -was prof estexmal selll ng heavy, bu t Baltimore & Ohio Q\. 4%s 91% Atchison 96% 95% 96 96% then put the parts -back 'together again. buyers of July, as there was consid- night to l-2@5-8c higher; oats un- It was evident that for the first time erable talk, of July going to a pre- Central of Georgia 5s. bid 104 Atlantic Coast Line. .121% 121% 121% B. and 0 88% 88 88% 88% ENGLISH PEAS „ .T changed to 1-4 off, and provisions in several weeks liquidation on a con- This morning while 'his son, Lo-is Da- mium as a result of May tenders. The Central Leather &s 99 H fiTRAWBEHRIJSS >w|> a shade to lOc. ' siderable scale was in. progress. The vis, was sleeping. Davis arose from Chesapeake &. Ohio cv. 4% a 82 Canadian Pacific . .280 199% 199% 198% close was steady, but from IS'to 23 Chicago, B. & Qulncy Joint 4s 97% Central Leather . . 35% 33% 35% 34% Nervousness on the >part of the ....._„. decline was influenced by the serious his bed, 'spread newspapers about the points net lower on near months and „ POULTRY AND 1&GG8L •> shorts had an early stimulus, a radical turn in the Mexican situation. It has Chicago, Mil. & fet. Paul cv. 4%s.. ..100% Chesapeake and Ohio 52% 52% 52% €2% Hens, live, pound „ .-. ISc floor and placing the pistol ,to his from 7 to 10 points lower on July and CHTcago, K. I. & Pac. R. R. coL 4s 33 Chi.. Milwaukee and falling;, off In domestic receipts north- been apparent for the last week that head -fired the faital shot. He lived Friers, pound. 25c 1 the new' ones. Erie gen. 4a .-> 74 ^5 St. Paul .... 99% 98% 9S% 99%Ducks, apiece 2Bc west Bearish feeling , which at the selling was more effective, and that for one hour. The market opened steady at un- Illinois Central ref. 4s, bid 93H Erie 29% 28% 28% 29 dozen .. JOc outset was prevalent owing to lower the market had lost the undtrl yxng Some time ago Da\ is -was indicted changed prices to an advance of 3 Louisville & Nashville un. 4s 95% General Electric . . .145 145 345% cables and to favorable European crop firmness which was so noticea-ble dur- for violating the state prohibition law. points, and sold about 4 to 5 points net Liggett' & Myers 5s 101S Great Northern, pfd.122% 121% 122 122,% GROCERIES, reports, gave "way speedily, and the up- ing- the preceding month. The recfe nt and his health also failed him. He had Lorillard 5s s .. ..100% Illinois Central . .110% 110% 110% 110% (Corrected by Oglesby urocery < higher during early trading on cov- Missouri, Kan. &. Texas 1st 4s, bid .... SO ward tendency, therefore, had no seri- slow decline encouraged more active ofteii spoken to his son about his eyes, ering and scattering demand which ap- Interborough - Met., Axle Grease—Diamond, $1.75; No. 1 Mica, ous check. In the oversold condition selling by professionals, and when it telfllng him that he feared he was New York Central gen. 3«sS 83 Pfd 60% 60 60% 61 55.25; No. 2 Mica, 94.25. peared to be inspired by relatively N. T., N. H. and Hartford cv. 6s.... 108% Kan. C|ty South. , . 24% 24% 24% 24% of the market, prices were sensitive became evident today that fxmiiitiona going blind, and had declared several Cheese—Alderney, 21%. to talk of hessian fly in northwestern favored a bear assavilt it was deliv- steady cables, a bullish view of the Norfolk & Western cv. 4%s, bid .. ..103 Lehigh Valley, . .144% 143% 143% 1*3% Bed Kock Ginger Ale—Quarts, $9; pints. times that he was tired of living and distribution figures and expectations Northern. Pacific 4s .. . 95% Missouri and southern Illinois. Some ered with telling- effect. Steel was that he wisflfcd It wag all over. L. and N. . . .185 134 134 135 *10. Red, Rock syrup, $1,50 per gallon. of a bullish weekly weather report at Pennsylvania *v. 3%s (1915) ...... 98% Mo., Kan. and Tes. 15% 15% 16% 15% Candy*-S«ck, 6%c; mixed. «%c; choco- notice was also taken of reports of again 'the stock on which pressure con- The dead man was a native of midday. There was a good deal of Reading gen. 4s. - •' V 96% Missouri Pacific ... 24% 23% 24 24 lates. 12c. Uhe widespread presence of green bugs verged. Jt was unusually ac-tix-e ana Twiggs county and had been in Macon Republic Iron end Steel 5s (1940), bid- 93*4 realizing on . the advance, however, Mex. Petroleum . . 65% 62% 62% 65% Salt—JOO-lb. ba,gst 53c; Ice cream. 50c; n Kansas counties •> adjoining Okla- fell nearly to the year's low point. only a few years. Besides his son, while there was no such active demand St. Louis and San Fran. ref. 4s 78 N. Y. Central . . S9 88% 89 89 Granocrystal, ROc; No. 3 barrels; $3.26. • * homa. Houses with Washington connections with whom he roomed over the store 3 as Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s 75% for old crop montb had been noted Southern Sell Telephone 5s 98 % N. Y., N. H. and H. . 67 66% 66% 66% Arm and Hammer Soda, $3.05; keg soda, Additional force to bullish sentiment early In the day received id vices re- of J. I>azarus, on Mulberry street, he before the holidays, and tb.e market Southern Pacific cv. 4s 86% X. -and W. . . . ^.103% 103% 103% 2c; Royal Baking Powder, l-Ib.» $4.80; came from a big decrease in the world's garding the Mexican problem, which, leaves a daughter, who is attending a soon turned easier. Southern Railway 5s .-105% Northern Pacific . .111 109% 110% 111% %-lb., $5.00; Hereford's, J4.50; Good Luck. available stock. On the other hand, as they were circulated In the street, Methodist school In North Carolina. , Some of the private wires claimed do. gen. 4s 74% Pennsylvania •> . . .110% 109% 110% 110 93.75; Success, $1.80; Rough Rider. $1.80. there was a good deal of surprise over provided the basis for effective short Reading 165% 165% 163% 164%Beans—Lima, 7%; navy. f2.«5. the rains reported in the eastern belt Texas Company cv. 6s ...... 101% Ink—Per crate, $1.20. suddenly enlarged arrivals at Winni- selling. Another 'blow to the bulls Texas and Pacific 1st. bid 102% Hep. Iron and Steel. 22% 22% 22% 2a% was the announcement of the inter- would cause a further delay in plant- do- PW 84 83% 83% 84% Jelly—30-lb. pa.Ha. $1™S5; S-oa., 92.79. peg. The number of cars reported as Ing, but, generally speaking*, the trade Union Pacific 4n 97% Spaghetti—91.90. saving reached th-e Canadian terminal state commerce commissioner, indicat- SCOUTS FROM MACON U. S. Steel &a :v .. ..192« Rock Island Co. ... 3% 3 S% S% j s took a more favorable "view of weath- Virginia-Carolina Chemical 5s 96 % do. Pfd 5% 6% 5% 5% Leather—Diamond oak, 4Sc. 'or the last tweoity-four hours was ing that the freight raids dec s .on ARRIVE IN COLUMBUS er conditions, while there was also Seaboard Air Line. . 19% 19 19 19% Pepper—Grain, IBc; ground, 18c. -«00—a Huge-total for this time of the would not be reached as qtiickly as more o rless uneasiness over the Mex- do. pfd 54% 54% 54%* 55 Flour—Elegant, $7.00; Diamond. *6.15t year. had been looked for recently. Expec- ican situation. Offerings became more Southern Pacific . . 92% 91% 92 92% Best Self-Rising, J5.T5; Mytyfyna Self-Ris- Active purchasing on the part of bull tations that the advance would be Columbus, Ga., April 14.—(Special.) general as prices worked lower, and Comparative Port Receipts. Southern Railway. . 25 24% 24% 25 ing, $5.35; Monogram, $5.SO; Carnation, leaders proved successful finally in granted and that this action would be A trip over the proposed automobile $5.35; Golden Grain, $5.00; Pancake, per the market reached the lowest point The following table shows recelptB of do- pfd 80% 79% 80% 80 overoomine the effect of heavy liquid- i a ken speedily have been perhaps the highway from Macon to Columbus was Tennessee Copper . . 34% 33% 33% 34 case, 53.00. , 1 of the day in late trading when there cotton at the ports on Tuesday. April 14, Lard and Compound—Cottolene, JT.7ET- ating corn sales from miscellaneous chief factors in holding- up the mar- made today •- by C. H. Neisler, of Waa considerable Wall street selling, compared with the same day last year. Texas Co. . . .140% 137 138 14fl% Snowdrift, cases, $6.2*; Flake White. 9c; lolders. It was said Argentine dealers kets during the last few weeks, in Reynolds; Charles W- Moore, of Junc- 1914. 1913. Texas and Pacific .14% 14% . . .'. 15 "^ the face of discouraging news regard- probably promoted by weakness in the Union Paciflc . . .157% 155% 155% 157% Leaf. 13%c basis.. were attempting to combine to bring tion City; Iceland J. Henderson, secre- stock market, and rumors tbat south- New Orleans .. .. 8,87, 6 *6,30, 9 Rice—5%c to 8c; grits, $2.16. about higher prices. There were also Ing general business condit'ons. Still tary ot the Columbus Board of Trade, Galveaton ., .. 8,434 8,015 U. S. Steel. . . . 59% 57% 58% 59% Sour Gherklna—Per crate, -$1.80; kegs. ern spmnera had found it advanta- do. Pfd 109% 103. 109% 109% advices of rain in Argentina unfavor- another factor on the bear aide today and E, H. Heyman, secretary of the geous to liquidate their May contracts Mobile . . .. 2.093 832 $6.50(5)8.00, sweet mixed, kegs. $12.50; ol- able for late harvesting and lor the wasi selling here for foreign account. Macon Chamber of Commerce. The trip Savannah .. 4,889 1,237 Utah Copper . . . 65% 54% 54% 53%ives, 90c to J4.5O per dozen. and buy spot cotton *in their immedi- Charleston .. \ a. -Carolina Chemi- movement of the crop. London bought Amalgamated and Ca- •was made in a car which left Macon .. 749 434 Extracts—10 Souders, 90c per dozen; 25o ate territory. Closing: prices were Wilmington .. .. 39S 645 cal -.30 29% 29% 30% Souders, $£ per dozen; », Oats severed company with, corn nadian Pacific, but sold othe.- stocks, at 6:30 o'clock this morning and pro within a point or two of the lowest. Norfolk 715 1,915 western Union ... 62 "" 62 62% Sugar—Granulated 4 %c; Hght brown owing to ideal weather and because disposing of 15,000 shares or more on ceeded leisurely along its path-finding Spot cotton quiet; middling1 uplands New York 21 Total sales for day, 525,700 shares. 4%c; dark brown 4c! domino. 8%c. of liberal shipments from Minneapolis balance. > expedition, arriving in Columbus at 6 13.10; gulf 13.35. No sales. Boston .. 287 62 to .Chicago. The dfeline continued without im- Pacific coast .. , .. .- 11,220 o'clock thia evening. PROVISION MARKET. Provisions sa&ged late in the day portant iterf*. t't'.on throughout lite The trip was made via Lizella, Ro- Money and Exchange. under selling credited to packers. The session, i ""Onm tbe- news ca.nv*,-.n Lht* berta, Reynolds, Butler. Junction City, Totals 26,535 33,690 New Tork, April 14.—Call money steady. (Corrected by Wnlte Provision Company.) strength in corn, however, and the last hour ''hat In Atlantic fleet had Talbotton and Waverly Hall, the last COTTON MARKETS. 1%@2; ruling: rate. 1%; closing. 1%@2. Cornfield, hams. 10 to 12-lb. average. 17« Jghtness of wfheat led to some cover- been ordi d to Tampico, supporting Interior Movement. Cornfield ham. 12 to 14-lb. average ,. ,17« stretch into Columbus being over the Atlanta—Steady; middling 13%. . Time loans weaker; 60 days, 2%@2%; 90 ing by shorts. orders wl ruslicd in to prevent T. 1914 1913. days,, 2%; six months, 3@3%. Cornfield skinned ham, 16 to 18-lb. new Warm Springs road.' Athens—Steady; middling 13%. * Augusta 447 207 average u 'oreak, and the r.wirket rallied slightly. Macon—Steady, middling 13%. Mercantile paper. 3%@3%. The- recovei y ilid not hold, ho-we^t. An automobile highway from Colum- Memphis 1,451 1,416Sterling exchange steady; 60 days, 4.8515; Cornfield picnic hams, 6 to 8-lb. av- , Chicago QaotatttMtJ. bus to Savannah is also being agitated St. Louis 06 639 demand 4.8685. erage ,. .. , t .14 The following was the range of prices or and the clo>;o v- t.i not far from tfco and is heartily approved by Muscogee Fort Movement. Houston 3.075 3,288 Cornfield breakfast bacon ..,'... 25 the Chicago market yesterday; P"CCB or day's low prices. New Orleans—Middling 13 3-16; receipts Commercial bills, 8.84%. county people. Little Rock 158 Bar silver, 58%; Mexican dollars, 45%. Cornfield sliced breakfast bacon. 1-Ib. Bonds lacked support. Heaviness 8,873; exports 4,243; sales 1,000; stock 164, boxes, 12 to case, per case O 30 Articles. was most pronounced in trie [ion ar-d. 700. Government bonds easy; railroad- bonds, Grocer's bacon, wide and narrow .. .18% WHEAT— Galveston—Middling 13; receipts 8,434; other low-pi'it eJ I&sues. Total sales, CornQeld fresh pork sausage, link, or May 81 say. par value. $2,500.000. Panaira 'hree.n, URGED FOR DIRECTORS sales 213; stock 228,721. Supply and Distribution. bulk, 25-lb. buckets 13% JVly 86 »i 86% Mobile—Middling 12% ; receipts 2,083; Cornfield frankforts, 10-Ib. cartons. .14 Sept 86 8.6*4 registered, declined 1-& on caiL sales 125; Block 31,5»4. Washington, April 14. — Cotton consump- Foreign Finances. tion and distribution statistics for March Cornfield bologna, 25-lb. boxes 12 . FOR REGIONAL BANK Savannah—Middling: 13 W,; receipts 4,889; London, April 14 — Consols for money, Cornfield luncheon ham, 25-lb. boxes. .14)4. exports 1.S90; sales 150; stock 78.835. announced today by the census bureau (fig- 76% . for account, 76 5-16; .bar silver steady, Cornfield smoked link sausage, 25-lb. Metals. Charleston—Middling 13% ; receipts 749; ures in running bales; foreign cotton equiv- 26 13-16d. , boxes , ,. .11 Brunswick, G-a., April 14.—(Special.) alent 500-pound bales) follow: New York, April 14.—Lead quiet. 93.759 Indorsing L. P. Hillyer, of Macon, as exports 694; stock 11,042. Money. 1@1%. * Cornfield frankforts. In pickle, kita. 2.00 Wilmington—Middling nominal; receipts . 1913. Shori bills, 1 Ma 3.85, London, £18 the Georgia director, and E. W. L/aae, Cotton consumed ; three months, 1 15-1 Cornfield pure lard, tierce basis 1191 y 37 37^i 36% 3714 37^4 358; stock 24.772. 493,774 462,455 Country style lurd, 50-lb. tins 11%' £ 37% 37% 36jfc 37% 37 £ Spelter easy. $5.20<®5.30; London. £21 iOs. of Jacksonville, as tne Florida direc- Norfolk—Middling 13%; receipts 715; ex- Foreign included 18,170 . . . Compound lard, tierce basis 09 Copper quiet. Electrolytic. $14.62©14.76; tor of the Atlanta regional banik, ports 1.711; sales 296, stock 37,375. Cotton states 261,213 242,863 D. S. extra ribs J.2 Jake. $15.00. nominal, castings, ?14.S7«3>14.50. electing officers for the year and en- Baltimore—Middling 13%; stock 2.585. All other states 232,561 219,592 D. S. bellies, medium average fS May - - .20 80 20 85 20.75 20.77 20 80 Tin weak, spot, [email protected]. June, ?36.65@ joying an outing tendered by local Boston—Middling 13.35 ; receipts 287; D. S. rib bellies, Hgnt average 13% Tuly . . .20.85 20.90 20.77 20 80 20 87 36-30. bankers, group one of the Georgia stock 11.400. Colon on hand March 13, in Tept. . . 20.50 20.90 Iron quiet and unchanged. Philadelphia—Middling 18.35; stock 3,956. 1914: 1913. L.ARD— London copper weak, spot, <£64 5s; futures, Bankers' association held an unusually GAINESVILLE IS HOST ' FLOHJK, GRAIN AND FEED. New Tork—Middling 13.10; exports 1,517; interesting session here today. It be- Mfg. establishments . .. 704.439 1.838,468 jlay . . .10.52 vlO.52 1047 1047 1050 £64 11s 6d. stock'122.080. Cotton states ...... 806,399 824,163 Flour, Sacked, Per Bbl.—Victory (In 'uly . . .10.70 10.70 10.65 10.65 10 70 Tin weak. spot. £1G92y. Harris. Forbes & Co. the killing of Adam Jones, a negro, on 10,468; stock 375.845 Vo 2 northern, -93^4 ©94%; No. 2 spring' and New Holland will be given the mixed, 51c. )3® 94 the ground that the homicide -was com- guests, beginning at 4:30 o'clock in Seeds. Per Bushel-—Amber Cane Seed, Corn, No. No. 2 --quotations, mitted "i self-defense. According to $1.90; Orange Cane Seed, $1 95; Burt Oats. N. W. "Harris & Co. New Orleans Cotton. the afternoon. In the evening the Oats, No. 2 white, 40. the statement of thfe young: white man, 60c; Texas Rust-Proof Oats, 60c. Rye, No. 2, 62. the negro, who wate employed on the New Orleans. April 14—The cotton mar- board of Brenau college will tender a Hay, Etc.—No.. 1 Alfalfa Hay. $1.35; Barley, 60@64. Pln» Street, Corner William reception in Yonah hall. Timothy, choice large bales, J1.30; Timothy, same farm, several miles from Bruns- ket gave way to pressure today and closed No. 1 small bales. $1.25; Large Light Clover Timothy. $2.75@4 60. NEW YOR wick. came to the city Saturday and be- at a net loss of 7 ..to 12 points, -which waa Mixed Hay, $1.20; Small Light Clover Clover, JS-.00@12 00 came intoxicated. He returned to the within a couple of points of the lowest. Sell- Spots .. ,. Mixed Hay, $1-20; Heavy Clover Mixed Hty, Kansas City, April 14. —Wheat , No. 2 hard farm and in the course of his work ing was in evidence at the opening call April . -7 o?®?.1^ $1.15: Straw, 65c; C. S. Meal, Harper, $29.00* J*4@S9%: No. 2 red, 88©89, and increased during th« day. In the after- DR. ROY HARRIS REPORTS Corn, No. 2 mixed, 69, No. 2 white, 70 cursed the -white man. and. at the same noon offerings were heaviest and were based May ., .. .. . 7 [email protected] C. S. Meal, Swift, $28.50; C. S. Meal. Cremo time struck him. As the negro reached June . -7 604C7.63 Feed. $26.00; C. S. Hulls, sacked, $12.00. Oats. No. 2 white, 39%@40; Xo. 2 mixed. on the Mexican situation. In the morning ON B. E. JACOBS' DEATH Chicken Feed. Per Cwt.—Aunt Patsy Mash, S%_ for a board with which to strike Goins, tbe market was inclined to .follow tbe July ..7 6S®7.67 August ...... 7.73^7.75 100-lb. sacks, $2,25; Purina Pigeon Feed, St, Louis. April 1 4. —Wheat , No, 2 red the young: man grabbed a bar lying- heauiness displayed by tho stock market 3^34. close by and struck the negro with it, September .. -.7 [email protected] Brunswick, Ga., April 14.—(Special.) 100-lb. sacks, $2.50; Puriua Chowder. 12-pkg The trade paid little-, attention to the October ...... [email protected] bales, $2,50; Purina Cbowder. 100-lb. sacks Corn, No. 2, 69"A; No. 2 white, 71@71ti one blow across the toead and another bullish consumption figures from tbe census Holding that the death of B. E. Jacobs 12,30; Purina, Baby Chick Feed, $2,2E; Pu- Oats, No. 2, 38, No. 2 white, 40'^. over the heart. Jones * "' to the ground bureau or to the unfavorable weather news. November ..6 [email protected] was due to natural causes or poisoning1 SHINGLES Sales 11,500 rina Scratch, 12-pkg. bales. $2,30; Purina a ncl died almost instantly. ' Telegrams from Texas oaid that damage Memphis, Tenn., April 14.—Cotton seed and. not to an accident, I>r. Roy F. Har- Scratch. 100-lb. sacks. $2.05; Victory Baby from cold weather \had been so great that products prime basis: Oil 6.73 @6.74, meal, ris, secretary of the state board of Chick Feed, $2,20; Victory Scratch, 100-lb Rice. a large amount of cotton would nave to be ?27,[email protected]. -linters, 2%@3%. health," who recently held an autopsy, sacks, $2,10; Victory Scratch, 50-lb. sacks New Orleans. April 14. — Rough rice is replanted. Louisiana points aleo sent in $2.15, .Oyster Shell. 100-lb. sacks, 70c- 1 has submitted his report, which means 1 )are of stock; clean rice remaining steady ANDERSON ATTACKED reports of damage* that a fight will now follow for the Tennessee Blue Stem Seed Wheat. $1,35; No At the highest the market stood 5 to 6 2 Chicken Wheat, per bu.. SI. 25; Beef Scraps. Rough Honduras. [email protected], Japan, l.EO@ Closing Out Coffee. $17,500 accident insurance which the ! 00 , clean Honduras, 4 '^ @ 8 ; Japan, 2 % BY MRS. MARY ARMOR points over yesterday's close, at the lowest 100-lb. sacKS, $3 25, Beef Scraps, 50-tb. sacks, it stood S to 15 under. New York, April 14.—Lower European insurance companies have refused to $3.50; Charcoal, 50-lb. sacks, per 100 pounds. cables, a decline of 10 points in cost and pay to Mrs. Annie Laurie Jacobs, wife Rice polish, per ton, $2300^25.00; bran 100,000 No. i Shingles >at $4.00 Spot cotton quiet, unchanged. Middling', per ton. [email protected]. Cordele, Ga.. April 14. — (Special ) — 13 3-16; sales on the spot, 500, to tfrrlve, freight offers, continued full primary re- of the deceased. Ground Feed, Per Cwt —Arab Horse Feed 200,000 No. a Shingles at $3.40 Mrs. Mary Harris Armor made a ring- 500; good ordinary, 11%: strict good ordi- ceipts, an easier turn in Rio exchange and Mr. Jacobs, who was a well-known $180- King Corn Horse Feed, 31.70, Victory Receipts rough. 2,472; millers, 2,472, clean ing address before a large audience nary, 11%; low middling. 12%; strict low reports of good weather for ripening the resident of Glynn county, while return- Horse Feed, $1.65; A. B C. Feed. $1.60; Fat 8,097. , at the Crisp county courthouse last coming crop were considered reasonable for Maker Horse and Mule Feed, 51.30; Sucrene Sales. 727 pockets clean Honduras at 2 middling. 12 15-16. strict middling, 13^4; ing to his home several weeks ago %; 1,244 pockets Japan at*27-16@2%. night on the subject of national con- good middling, 13 34; strict good middling, a moderate selling movement in today's oof- •with his wife, met with an auto- 'Dairy Feed, (l.&B; Alfalfa, Meal. 100-lb. »titutional prohibition, analyzing the 14 1-16. Receipts, 8,876; stock, 164,705. fee market. The opening was steady at a acks, $1.50; Beet Pulp, per cwt., $1.65. decline of 4 to 6 points and the active mobile accideqt. both of them being Shorts, Bran and Mill Feed—Shorts, liquor traffic in the country from start thrown from a buggy Mr. Jacobs was white, 100-lb. sacks, $.1-85; Shorts, fancy, 75- Provisions. WOODWARD to finish. Incldentaly. she aide-stepped montbs sold about 10 to 17 points net lower Liverpool Cotton. during tbe day with May relatively easy. ill for some time following the acci- lb. sacks, $1.80; Shorts, P. W,. 75-lb. sacks. Chicago, April 14. —Pork , (20.77. Covering caused partial rallies later with dent and finally passed away, the at- $1.70; Shorts, brown, 100-lb. sacks, $1.70; ~Lard, $10,40. Uverpool. April 14.—Cotton spot easier; the close steady at a net loss of 6 to 11 tending physicians concluding: that the Georgia Feed, 75-lb. sacks. $1.65; Germ Meal Ribs, $1 0.62® 11. 12. LUMBER CO. good middling, 7.76j middling, 7.31: low tints. Sales 36,750. death was due to the accident. The Homco. T.00-lb. sacks, $1.65; Germ Meal. 75- him rather "bittery or s a middling. 6.91. Spot quiet; Hio sevens 8%; Santos fours Insurance companies contested this, lb. cotton, sacks, $170; Bran, 100-lb. sacks, fluence In the liquor traffic. Sales, 10,000; speculation and export, 1,000. 11 %. Mild coffee dull, Cordova 12 >A @ $1.60, Bran, 75-lb. sacks. $1.60. i Receipts, 48.00O. 16%, nominal. Havre iy. franc ' lower however, and the body, buried at Salt—Salt Brick (med.), per case, $5,00- Mrs. Armor spoke under the auspices Waynesvllle, was later exhumed by Dr of the local chapter "W, C. T. TJ.. and Futures quiet and steady. Hamburg % to % pfennig lower. Rio un- Salt Brick (plain), per case, $2.25; Salt Red Prev, changed. Santos spots unchanged. Brazilian Harris and Dr. R. L. Fox, of this city. Rock, per cwt., $1 00; Salt Ozone, per case her address was enthusiastically ap- receipts 15.000; Jundinhy 6.000. Todnj a Attorney R. B. Dart, representing the 30 packages, 50c; Salt, 100-lb. sacks, Chippe- plauded at intervals. Openfng. Close. Close. April 6.95 6.95Mi 6.99% Santos cable reported fours unchanged, San widow, announces that suit will at once wa> 53c: Salt? 50-lb. sacks. 30c; Salt, 25-lb Established 1861 Paulo receipts 15.000; futures 25 @ 75 reis sacks, ISc; Salt, 100-lb.. sacks, Tecumseh, 60c April-May 6.87 6.86% 691 be filed against the insurance com- These prices are f. o. b. Atlanta, subject May-June .. , .. .. 6.84 6.84^, 6.89 lower. panies, t ' r Futures ranged as follows: to market changes. Special prices on CHEROKEE PRESBYTERY June-July ., 8-75^4 6.75% fe.80-^ mixed and solid cars. In selecting a. bank, the depositor Joly-Aug «.70 % 6.70 6.75 Open. Close. AUg.-Sept. 6.57 6.56 6.61January .. .. [email protected] [email protected] naturally thinks about its board of CONVENES IN MARIETTA Sept.-Oct 6.39 6.38 6.40% February ...... TWO AUTOS PURCHASED March d 23 ©9.25 LOCAL .PRODUCE MARKET __ Oct.-Nov 6.29 fi.28% 6.34 * IS UNUSUALLY QUIET directors, Study the personnel of Marietta. Ga., April 14. — 8 50 May . . . . .8.60 bid S.5 4 ©3.5 5 FOR, WARE ROAD EXPERT Business In the produce line has been un- Cherokee Presbytery convened for its Dec-Jan. .. .' 6.21 6.20% 6.2V usually quiet for the week before Easter, this board and you will at once be Jan.-Feb. 6.21 6.20%, 6.26 .. .. 8.68 bid 8,«[email protected] usual spring session m the Presby- July ."."."." .. V .... 8 [email protected] caused mainly by light receipts both Iri terian chtirch here this evening at 7:30 [email protected] Waycross, Ga., April 14.—(Special )—• fruits and vegetables. August S [email protected] Voting to purchase an auto truck and impressed with the strong business o'clock. September . .. 8.838 S i The crop of Florida oranges ana grape- Rev. George M. Telford, of Rome, Hubbard Bros. A Co. an auto for the superintendent of road- fruit 13 about exhausted, very few of each October , 8 90SQ5, cows and heifers, "S3.7fi© as long as they could get them through to 40 points from the high point of last " 6&; calves. [email protected]. • This naturally made receipts very light week on rather better weather conditions "Sheep—Receipts. 112,000; lowers natives, CHIEF FORESTER SPEAKS here and prices high. Athens, Ga., April 14.—(Special.)— and a halt in the European demand. [email protected]. vearllngs, $5.90 ©7.50; -Jambs But the northern buyer quit Thursday Mrs. Fannie Moore, aged 70 years, a native, |[email protected]. < TO GEORGIA STUDENTS not beine_ able to get his berries to mar- St .Louis, April 14.—Hogs—Receipts. 8,400- ket for Easter after i that time. Then all The Lowry resident for all her life of Wolfskin district, Ogrlethorpe county, died late Jay, Bbnd A Co. steady^ pigs and lights. ?700@>8.95; mixed shipment turned to southern or nearer mar- and butchers. $S.80@S,93; good heavy. $8.80 Athens, Ga., April 14.—(Special.)— kets, causing heavy receipts for Atlanta last night from the bite of a rat. The New Tork. April 14.—-While the census Saturday, forcing the market down from little animal, surprised and hemmed Thfs morning at 10 o'clock, in the Uni- report of supply and distribution, for the Cattle, receipts, 3,400, including 400 Tex- versity of Georgia cthapel, the chief 6c to 8c per quart. up in a closet, tried ^J&^ftm^V and montu of March, showing consumption to is; steady; native beef steers. J7.5009.25; The same deal applies to snap beans, when grasped by Mr*"™"*""^ "i Jxer be 494,000 bales exclusive of linters as forester of the United States. Hon. causing them to drop almost $1 per d-um cows and heifers. J4 25®8.76; stockers, 55.80 Henry S. Graves, addressed the col- National Bank savagely on the fingei -S compared with 4 S3,000 bales for the same @S.IO; Texas and Indian steers, $£.75)gJ8.00; the last two days. known as rat-bite disease, m jap^m, month last year imparted a steady tone to cowa and heifers. ?*50 Akerman, professor of forestry" in the Cabbage are plentiful, market active at TO PRESENT "MRS. WIGGS" -Cattle—Receipts, 8,000, including 100 institution here. only fair prices. southerns; steady; prime fed steers, $g.5Q(& Old Irisb. potatoes, onions and lemons in 9.40; dressed beef steers, [email protected]; south- liberal supply and market steady. Jonesboro, Ga., April 14.—(Special.)-^ John F. Black 10 down. Eggs unsettled; receipts 41,90 0 cases: Medium to good cows, 700 to 800, 95.00 & BOSTON—Exchange ilunc'.ng CHICAGO—Marquatt* Boildlnc. Coffee w*a. weak today. and cloaed 6 to 11 fr«sh gathered extras 20 Mi ©21; firsts ator- More than 100 cases o£ illicit dis- 5,75. WASHINGTON—Colorado Building FHJi^ADELPHlA—B.llavue-Btrattora. points down. This market la a Hue sale rleht ige packed: 19%$>20; firsts 18%@19;* sec- tilling- are ready to be tried, and the Good to choice heifers, 750 to 350. $5.259 NEW ORLEANS—Mai.on Blancba. SAN KKANCISCO—Wratarn M.tropoll* now. We advise shorts to sell on a- scale grand jury will nave others tnis week. 6 25 *" BALTIMORE—K«y»«r BoTlain*. Bfcnlc Bull5004;E>0. Dons were active. ". do. -white 70«ns: \ Certain Acres of Land."" Good butcher bulls. 54.25 ©5.25. ' ' Interest at 8 to 1O Per Poultry, alive., unchanged ' Good feutcher hogs, 140 to 160, tS.EOtt St Louis, April 14.—Poultry unchanged, 18 60 * (From Galveston News. Jan. 20. 1914.) except chickens arnd ducks lii. Prime bogs, 160 to 200, JS.TOfta.SO. Savannah, April 14. —-Turpentin e firm 44c. Butter and eggs unchanged. .Selection of Bank Cities. Good butcher pigs, 100-to 140, $8.4008.50. ALONZORICHARD50N&CO. ' "A little over 1C per cent of tne tillable Sales. 238: receipts, 290; shipments, 259; Kansas City, April 14.—Butter, eggs and land of Texas is now under cultivation, or Washington, April 14.—Without dis- Light pigs. 80 to 100, $8.0008.60 only one acre out of every 6-4 as shewn by stock. 11,«5«. poultry unchanged.? Heavy and rough hegs. 200 to 300, (7.75 O the Texas almanac for 1914. In almoat Rosin fli*m ; sales, 8S4 ; receipts. 1,229 : cussion the senate adopted Senator 8.50. CERTIFIEDPUBLlCACCOUNTAriTS every county from Anderson to Zavala jrood shipments, 2&1; stock. les.OfiO. Quote: A and Hitchcock's resolution today calling Above quotations apply to cornfed hog*. .cultivatable land can be bought on «aay B. W.70; C, D' and K, $3.80-. F and Q, Sugar. upon the federal reserve bank organi- Maat and, peanut fattened 1 *£c to 2c ander. EnPIRCBlUUMHC termfi «-t from 95 to $30 per acre, and (rood $3.90; ft, J4-65; I, $4.1094.20; K. J4.25; M, 3S- w Tork, April 14. Raw sugar firm ; ation committees for its conclusions -in Hogs coming more freely than usual at w ICB terra lands subject to Irrfeatloa can te'had $4,5ff; N. f«.«0; window a-l*aa> J5.7&; water mo___aaei s «ufart 2.33; ce 2.9*. Re- selecting the twelve faderal r*serv* this season ot th« year. Market .lightly it fro» ?=• t» W» per acr.." - white. 9.00, fined ateadv. bank cities. .. , lower. - ATLANTA * 5R55£SSff PENSACOLA.FLA. iNEWSPAFERr NEWSPAPER! Page'Twelve. THE CONSTETUnCXN; ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, APBIL 15, 1914.

PERSONAJL _ HELP WANTED—Mai* MONEY TO LOAN FOR SALE—Misccllaneoum AUTOMOBILES RAILROAD SCHEDULES 'A'jUUUM—fttvat*. re- 4 ..._. MISCKUUVNKOUS. UmJted > number cut MEN WITH TKAINED MINDS ANI> e f u cared tor- Hom«w provided tor BODIES SUCCEED. The United States1 SECOND-HAND PRINTING MATEBIA1, ^ AIUNM'S SIRIDES 1 THE PRUDENTIAL Columbia Aonobfle Exchange 'pu^ she S 0°nT^f . . latanta tor iUoptlon. Mr*. M. Navy offers a chance to learn a good tradp _ ' _ IVY AlUcheil. a6 Windsor street. and draw pay while learning. You will be INSURANCE COM- FOR CHEAP. LARGEST DEALER of used cars In the ARE YOU a •uffer«rL of ECZEMA, or any developed mentally arid physically, and be 1 < south. All kinds of us>ed car? bought, sold. Daily except Sunday. **Sunday Only. other akin Ml exchanged. We have on hand the fol- booklei •Bitting JScaeraa K«mcdy Co™ Mex- < come proficient. The life is healthy, and-. 50 lower case news cases, lull atze. coat 60c; lowing: v Atlanta Terminal Station* FROM DAY TO DAY la, Tea ! has many interesting features. Good food, loans on high-class At- sale price ISc, Jackson 40. 1914, B-passenger J 650 t Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic. BIBS. ZAHN'3 delicious home-made Angel {.lodging, medical care if sick, and first uni- Galley rack, holding ten galleys, up to three Cutting. 1913. 5-pass,. electric starter.. 700 Food and HUTTKK calces for sale at E. form outfit furnished free. U you are aa . lanta property at 5^, 6 column*. J3. Rapid Truck, lU-ton capacity 350 Effective February 1, Arrive, t Leave* H. Cone's and Morris & Thomas' every Sat- American citizen of good character and 18 wooden double frames, coat S8.60; aale Herreshoff roadster .. .. tit Brunswick. Waj cross Atlanta realty circles were stirred urday. Special orders. Ivy 6829. sound health, under 25 years of age (or un- and 6^2 per cent. Prompt price, *3.75. r Knox Limousine, cost $5,200 1,000 and ThomasviHe 6:10 ami 7:»0am yesterday by the announcement that der 35. if you already poaseoa a trade) con- 12 double Iron fi^mes^^holdlng 13 ca*e*. coat Gj^-J>o\\sky 2-ton truck.,. —350 ~Roanok ' e and- Cordele..._ _ - . 12.35pm S:05pm &MUJ*.K Ktf-M. Tobacoo for Aatarrb, bron- sider what the Navy offers. Ton must be and courteous attention. ice, ?10. ~ " Studebaker coupe,"l913'.*«'.'. B. M. Grant had sold to Walter Ballard chitis, a*thzna and colds, lOc bag*. Tour over 17. a ad if under 13 roust have the 400 Brunswick,, Way> druggist or jfiJS-M Co.. Atlanta. Ga. CHAS. H. BLACK, r e will tak« a three-column ' Roadster, very classy 400 nd ThomasviHe ...... 8:15 pm|lO:30 pra the property at 72 North Broad street, consattt of yonr parents or guardian. Talk °"«,K??ifey; _JrTsale price5..:-™-.. WO-. - — StadTbakWlGaVtorT'B'imoueine.Stadebaker-GarfonJ tim»^,^ V 700 at a price of $4,000 per front foot—A T£LE M'AKTHOB 8ISTKB& this matter over with them and then call at Real Estate Loan Agent. - - stones and one stand to hold them, Ford, Model T, g-passenger 250 | Sleeping cars on night trains between At' total of J95.000. ,Navy Recruiting Station, Peachtree and Au- about 8 feet long; sale price. J10. Hnpmobile 20. roadster 200 nta and Tfaomasville. burn avenue, Atlanta, and learn details of 210-211 Empire Building. One wooden case 'rack, 'holds' SO full-nlie Cole 30. 5-passenger (a plck-up>. 4601 - This is believed to be a record price. FKt,E—our 131* magaaane catalogue. Jicat the Navy's offer. Or address Bureau of cases; cost flO, sale price, 94. Apperson Jack Rabbit. 40-h-. p .. 600 Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company. The place was formerly occupied by out. Phone or writ* for It. Charles D. Navigation, Sox 590, Navy Dept., Washing- Phone Ivy Hi. This material will be Eoid in lots to milt. Stearnes 60-90 racy roadster.. _ _ No. Arrive From— No. Depart Te- the TVeatJherholt Piano company, but Barker Circulation. 19-51 Peters. M. 4628-J. ton. D. C. Pay your own freight. Addreas 50 racy roadster ...... 450 I West Pt.. 8.15am 35 New Or... *:2Sam from combing*. '. "WInton Slx-66 racy roadster., ...... 600 IS Columbus.,10 E5 am 19 Columbus. 6:45 am has been va-cant for considerable while. THE CONSTITUTION. Herreshoff light 5-passenger 350 38 New Or,.. 11.50 am 33 Montgom'y 9:10 am It fronts 25 feet and runs 92 feet deep. labor. Call Ivy J866-J. WANTED—For position In a large office Westcott 40, 5-passeng-er 360 40 New Or... 2 25 pm 39 New Or... 2.00pm It was purchased from the I*. P. Grant KJL.* SCREENS repaired by Pric* &. Thomas. good office man \\ ho possesses ability and LOANS ^25.00 AND UP ATLANTA, GA. warren-Detroit roadster .. 350, 34Montg'y... 7-10 pm 1? Columbus. 4:05 pra estate, and the sale was transacted by $£ N. Pryor. Phone Ivy 4801. not afraid 'of -work. Prefer men who now On Furniture, Pianos National 70. 4-passenger ti50 | 20 Columbus. 7 45pm37 New Or... 6:20 pm IiD HATS made new; hats trimmed BOe. have positions and desire to make change. Everitt 1913, 5-passenger 400 36 New Or,. .ll.SS pm 41 West Ft.. ,5;45pm Andrew Calhoun, of Turman, Black & Mrs. F. L. Haalett. Ill Capitol aye. Must come well indorsed—not over 35 years Bulck roadster , " CaJhoun of age, wiH bo required to make bond. Or Indorsed Notes. And thirty others. All cars mentl Central of Georgia Railway. Wnen applying give experience, reference, SAFES are newly painted- thoroughly overhauled The old Plaza hotel, situated at the BO. main S78B AT RATES permitted by the laws of the BOUGHT, sold and exchanged. Bank and fully equipped. "The Bight Way." Junction of Peachtree and West Peach- t address and phone number and apply in state. Our easy payment plan allows you Arrive From— DOPE? Do you want relief? If so, address own handwriting. Address P. J. Co, care to pay us back to suit your Income. -We vault doors. Combinations Thomasvllle. 6-26 am Savannah — 8 :00 ana tree streets, is being: remodeled for the j». p. Box 780A_Atlanta^Ga. Constitution. also protect you from publicity and extend changed. Jacksonville. 6.4? am Albany...... 8:00 am coming of the Shriners. It ia being every courtesy to make the carrying of a Savannah... 6.25 am Jacksonville. 3 47am renovated throughout, and a new front loan satisfactory to you in every way. Albany 6.25 oin Macon ...... 12. 30 pra LOCAL R«PRESENTAT1VE! WANTED— BANKEES' SAFE AND Jacksonville. 7-25 am Macon ...... 4 *00 pm !s being- added It will put up an at- Splendid Income assured right man to Macon 6.25 am! Jacksonville. 8*30 pm tractive appearance wh«n work is fin- LOST AND FOUND act as our representative after learning our GUARANTEE LOAN CO. VAULT CO. FOR SALE—Rauch & Lang Alacon ...... ,.10*5ffami Savannah.... 9:00pm ished, and will be commodious. business thoroughly by mall. Former ex- No. 36 East Mitchell Street. Savannah... 4 20 pm! Valdosta . . . 3.30 pm perience unnecessary. All w* require ia Room 318 Atlanta National Bank Macon 7-15 pm! Jacksonville. 10 10pm The John D. Babbage apartments, in honesty, ability, ambition and willingness 81x»0 UOHAWJi SHEETS. »1 KIND. SOc. electric 4-pa5senger coupe. Macon 7-55 pm Thomasvllle, 11. 45 pm course ot construction on Lafayette ADVERTISE FOUND ARTICLES. to learn a lucrative business. No soliciting Both Phones. SlxSD RIVAL SHKtra, SOc KIND 75c Jacksonville. S 03 pm' Albany ..... 11.45 pra drive, Ansley Park, are rapidly Hearing THE 1«AW. from Georgia. Decisions. or traveling. All or spare time' only. This 41x90 DAN OIV£R SHhiBTS, SOc KIND . 76c Forty cells; new batteries ;v* "A finder of lost goods, who, hav- Is an exceptional opportunity for a man Ju MONEY TO LOAN—We have 81190 i"EPBnA)t, HHBKTb, 85c KIND.. 70o Southern Railway. completion. The building will be one ing means of knowing the rightful your section to get into a big saying busi- 72X90 PBMBBOKB SHEETS. 60c KIND 4 "Premier Carrier of the Sonth." owner, retain them for the finder's ness without capital and become indepen- a good deal of home funds that CASEb TO MATCH. newly painted. In very best Arrival and departure of passenger tratna, of the most modern and up-to-date own use or advantage, may, upon dent for life. Write at once for full par- ATLANTA BED IJKEN COMPANY. Atlanta. apartment structures In the residential conviction thereof, be punished for ticulars. National Co-Operative Realty Com- we can place promptly. Can lend 54 INMAX BLDG., MAIM 2486. The following1 schedule figures are pub* a simple larceny under the laws of pany, L-559, Marden building, Washington, of condition. W. L. Halstead, liahed only as Information, and arc not section. It will be three stories high, Georgia." "A person -who finds lost on 5 years' straight, or monthly guaranteed- and elaborately appointed both in in- goods is legally liable to the* right- Nitrate-Soda Bulk Acid ful owner for _thelr proper care YOUNG MAN between 21 and PHOSPHATE, Muriate Potash. Kalnjt. C. No. Arrive from— r No. Departed For— terior and exterior. while in the finder's possession; payment plan. Also money for S. Meal, Hulla and Coal at wholesale In care Constitution. SC B'ham .. .12:01 amlSfl New Yoric.ltrlG am Papers have been recorded trans- and he is legally entitled to be re- 30 to act as salesman and learn purchase money notes. Foster & solid cars. W. E. McCalta, Manufacturers 35 New York. 5 45 am| 20 Columbus. «:15 aim ferring a plat on South Forsyth street, imbursed for expense incurred in Agent, 415 Atlanta National Bank Bide- 43 Wash* ton. 6 05 am 35 B'ham. ... 6:00 c properly caring for the goods found the real estate business. Charles Robson, it Edgewood avenue. TWO good seats, reduced price, to the tol 1 Jack'vllle. 6 10 am 1 Chicago... 6-20 am at Brother ton, on which a large busi- and may retain them until such lowing operas. "Lohengrin," *'Der Rosen- 12 Sbr-veport. 6 30 am 12 Richmond. 6.55 am ness building: will soon be erected. The expense is paid." Constitution "Want P. Glover & Co., 2 1-2 Walton kavaller, ' In Ballo Maschera " "Cavalleria 23 Jack'vtlle. 6.50 am 23 Kan. City. 7-00 am Ads find lost property for ita owner. MONEY TO LOAN-^-From $500 Rustlcana," "Pagliacci." Address L. P., 1430 ITToccoa ... 8-10 am 7 Chatta'ga. 7:10 ant transfer was made from Mrs. Mary E. St. See Mr. Merrill. Healey building. FIERCE-ARROW 26^TeflIn... . 8 20 am 32 9t. Valley. 7:15 am "Williams to Edward L-. Myer, at a con- OKGAKIZERS WANTED—The new ordor. upwards on improved Atlanta 8 Chatta'ea.lO 35 am 16 Macon... . 7:45 am MADE-TO-ORDEK PLY SCREENS, high FIERCE-ARROW * 48," six-cylinder, seven- 7 Macon ...10.45 am sideration of $15,000 cash. LOST—One ton-colored hound dog, knot on The Knights of the Girdle, fraternal, real estate, 6, 7 and 8 per cent. grade, lowest prices. Phone Main 5310. passenger touring car, excellent mechani- 38 N. Y. 1st.11:00 am The building details will be an- left side of head, left front foot is white patriotic, beneficent, appeals to all cUuxtib W. R. Ca.lla.way, bales Mgr., 1403 Fourth cal condition and repainted oliye green, 27 Ft. Valley.10-4& am 6 Jack*villa.11:10 am jfaen; organize in your city i'ull particular*. Privilege to prepay in multiples of National Bank building. loredoor type, completely equipped, good 21 Co.JumbU3.10 50am, 29 B'ham 11 56 em nounced later. and tan speckled, think he is in one of K~ Q u.. 80 McLendon, jLtlanUu tires all around. Price JJ.OOO. 6Clncin'ti.,ll 00am 38 N. Y. 3d.. 12:05 pra counties bordering: on Savannah river. Dis- 29 New York.11 40 am appeared AprJl 1, >6 reward for his re- WANTED boys with bicycles to know that $100 every six months. Quick ac- FLOWERING PLANTS Exchange Car .Dept. .Locomobile 40 Charlotte.. 12.16 pm turn. Notify J. S. McCoyle. Heater, S. C. John XX Miner ia located at 48 East Hunter FEVERFEW, Shasta Daisy. Golden Glow, 30 Columbus. 12.30 pm st., doing repairing and carrying a full lln* tion. J. J. Kiser, 1530 Candler Parley Plants, large and fine. Mrs, j. j. «9 Columbus. 1-40 pm 30 New Yorlt. 2:45 pm LOST—Tuesday afternoon brooch with one bicycle suppilea- Company of America 30 B'ham ..2 30pm 15 Chatta'ga. 3.00pm Index to Want large and *tl small diamonds, either Bidg. Phone Ivy 5766. Joinea, SJ8 Oordon at. Phone 686 West. 39 Charlotte. 3 55 pm 39 B'ham 4 10 pm Forrest ave. car. Peachtree street or Ca GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy to" FOR SALE;—Over a.OOO volumes of high- 469 Feachtree St. Ivy 1371-1372 5 Jack'vllle. 5 00 pm IS Toccoa.... 445 ptn Advertisements g-le library Phone Ivy 2603,, or Main 1590. get. My free booklet Y-102 tells how. grade books, best authors. First come, 27 N. Y. 1st. 4 50 p 22 Columbua. B.10 pm Liberal reward Write today—now. Earl Hopkins, Washing- r>o you need money T first served. Jacobs Auction Co., 61 £>ecatur LOCOMOBILE 37 N. Y. 2d . B 00 p 5 Cincinn'tl. 5 10 pm Col. ton. D. C. Jefferson Loan Society street. M. 1434, Atlanta Z28G LOST—On last Friday night, silver mesh -^ of Atlanta, 912 "38," six-cylinder, five-passenger tour- 15 Brunsw'k. 7 30 pm 28 Ft. Valley. & 20 pm Auction Soles 12 7 bag with Roberta scratched Inside. Re- WA_NTEI>—At once, paiita and vest mak FIFTEEN celling fans, all sizes and makes, Ing car. This car is la splendid condition. 3-1 Ft. Valley, s OJ pm 10 Macon.... 530 pm combined; also colored presser. Page 59 North Forsyth St.. Repainted maroon .with gold stripe. Com- 11 Richmond. 8 15 pm 25 Heflln 645 pm 12 ward If returned to 429 Ormond street. M. three-chai1 r barber shop outfit, complete. Automobiles 6 5512-J . Co.. ^Albany, Ga. . Loans Money -~~ ------'-- - 51 Decatur street. M. lately equipped with electric starter and 16 Chatta'ga. 9 25 pm 44 Wash'toD. S 45 pm Bids Wanted IS on LOST—Purse containing: between $100 and MEN with patentablb Ideas write Randolph IMamonds, &Bhts,. 191« style lumps, 2 Chicago .10 45 pm 2 Jack'vllle 10 55 pm Bankruptcy Sale 12 5 5130 and a diamond ring. *50 reward If A Co.. Patent Solicitors. Washington. D. C. Gems, Jewelry. Gold speedometer, good tires, 24 Kan City Q 2S pm 24 Jack'viHe, 9 35 pm 13 FOR SALE—One modern draftsman outfit, 19 Columbus 10 20 pm 11 Shr'vport.ll 10 pm Board and Rooms . found and returned to S. D. Trotter, Pastry and Silverware complete, at a sacrifice. Jacobs Auction All trains run daily. Central time. Business Opportunities . 13 3 , Departmentj-'t^part-jjmm., fieuiuitiu.Piedmont jnun.ni.Hotel. ^ Lowest Interest Charges. " ~ Call M, 1434, Atlanta Exchange Cur Dept. Locomobile City Ticket Office.^ No. 1 Peachtree St. Business and Mail Order LOST—Eastern Star pin Sunday between 503 HELP WANTEJD—Fernale ' Most Liberal Plan. Company of America Directory . . ... 13 1 North Jackson and Second Baptist church WE HAVE ANYTHING you want. Let UB Union Passenger Station. Initials M. A M. Call Jvy S840. ___ STORKS AND OFFICES. noney. Jacobs Auction Co.. 51 469 Peachtree St. Ivy 1371-1372 Cast-off Clothlns 12 4 LOST—Seaboard Air Line mileage book con- WANTEI>—Young women ana girls ito fill SPECIAL HOME FUNDS i Phone M. 1434. Atlanta 2285. Georgia Railroad. Cleaners, Pressers, Etc. . 13 attractive positions. Welfare of employees TO LEND on Atlanta home or business No Arrive Prom— No. pepart To— a taining about 500 miles coupons. Finder closely supervised, their conduct guarded by DreKsmaAtlng; and Sewing . 12 4 pleaae pnoneaMrs Lumley. M. 2197^JReward. property, at lowest rate. Money advanced STEWART & HUNT ' STEARNS 3 Augusta. 6 20 am 4 Augusta .12 10 n't matron, women supervisors and chief opera- to bulldere. Write or call PLUMBERS. S3 EAST KUNTJSR ST. 1311 30-SO seven-pa^eagrer touring car. * Cov'ton . 7 30 am, 2 Augusta, and EdaeatlonnI . . ... 12 4 LOST—Land deed. 33 Langhorn from Webb tor, who have complete charge. Four Overhauled and repainted dark, bluo wittj 93 Union Pt. 9 -3*> anY New York 7 30 am Kor Sale—Miscellaneous. 12 5 to Rogers. Return to 33 Langborn and re- weeks' training course, salary while learn- SECOND-HAND ARMY TENTS—7x7 white aair-yne stripe. Completely equip- 1 Augusta. 1,60 pra •26 Lithonia. 10 30am celve reward ing.- Salary periodically increased tor those S. W. CARSON tents, $6, 9x9 A. tenta, 58.60, 16-ft. conl- For Sale—Cemetery Lot^ . 13 4 ped with top, \\ fnd.ah.ield (speedometer, *2S Lithonia. 2 10 pm 28 Aug-Ufita. 3 10 pm LOST -Burnished gold brooch, Orienta becoming worthy and efficient. Opportuni- 24 SOUTH BROAD STREET cal tents, $15. Springer, 295 63. Fryor street. clock, electric horn, teat coveit., baggag 27 New York 94 Union Pt. 5 00 pni For Rent—Apartments . . 13 3 ties for ultimate advancement to $85 per pearl. Reward .r'h.one Ivy 152. MONEY on hand to loan on Atlanta real FOR SALE—One nine-column adding ma- rack, Q. D. rims, good tin Price $1,200 and Aug, 8 30 pm •10 Cov'ton.. 6 10pm For Rent—Desk Space . . . 13 4 month References proving the standing of chine at a tremendous bargain. Address LOST—Baby locket and chain. initial B. B. the applicant essential. Lunch room, retir- estate. Also to buy good purchase money 800 Highland avenue. Atlanta. Exchange Car Dept. Locomobile JTor Rent—Mouses . . . 13 3 H. Phone Ivy 4600 ing room, Carnegie library books. Trained notes. Louisville and Nasb-pillc Railroad. Kor Rent—Offices . . . . 13 4 nurse and physician, gratis, to visit the sick. MRS. FRANCES QUILLIAN. PRACTICALLY new quartered oak flat top Company of America Effective Nov. 16. Leave. | Arrive. Main 1985. 610. 511, 512 Petera Bids. and type^jriter desks, four office chairs Chicago and Northwest . 1 K in «~-.in &e «« For Rent—Rooms 13 3 pply to Miss Bell, Training School Bell and No. 10 Remington^ Call Ivy 1419. Cincinnati-Louisville. . _f e 10 PniUl 65 am HELP Wj^NTEp—Male «alephone Ivy Exchange, No. 25 Auburn WE HAVE 5350.000 In bank for first mort- 469 Peachtree St. Ivy 1371-1372 For Rent—HousefceepInR- avenue. Atlanta, Ga. ga0e purchase money notes, monthly, FOR SALE—Collapsible go-cart cheap. Main Cincinnati and Louisville.. 7 12am Rooms ...... 13 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. semi-annually or annually ?42,000 first WHITE GAS Knoxvllle via Blue Ridge . 7 36 am YES—Prof. Q. O. Brannlng will teach you GIRI.-S, take course in Miss Sparkman's Im- Knoxville via Carteraville 7 12 am For Rent—Stores . . . . 13 proved Millinery School, 94 % Whitehall. mortgage loan, 7 per cent, muck service. EDISON latest" cylinder erapfaophone, 1913 "40," seven-passenger touring car; the barber trade. Memphis 11 6SP. 6 Norfolk . 12 10 pm sitions waiting:: illustrated catalogue free. AGENTS. / can Pure Florida Sugar Cane Syrup 6 B'ham 11.59 , Lost and Found Molar Barber College. 38 Luckie at.. Atlanta. LADIES—Big money selling our vanishing FOUR GOOD USED CARS 6 Portsm'th. 1-i 10 pm face cream 25c Jar* will convince Mag- LOANS ON REAL ESTATE—We buy pur- Finest in world for table and medicinal pur- FOR SALE 22 B ham . • 1 40 . . 23 B'ham 3 OB pm )Lieg;al Motive . . ... WANTED—At once, good baker, bread. poses. Expressed to your address on re- .,.$700 nolia Mfg Co.. ,San Angelo, Teacas. chase money notes, short time loans for SO Roadster 5 Sew York. 460 pm 5 B ham . C 00 pm Vertical ...... 13 calces and pies. Steady and sober. A. L. building houses. The Merchants a»d Me- ceipt of 51 25. C. E. WESTON, Fort fleece Model 31 Tom-'tirinl g ...J775 B Wash'ton. 4 60pm 5 Memphis.. 5 00 pm Money to Loan 12 Hinley Marlon. N. C. ___^_ chanics' Banking and Loan Company. 20s (St Luele county), Florida. "Down Where Buick 2-cylln>der r Truck ...$350 5 Norfolk .. 4 50 pm 18 Abbe.SC.. 4 00pm WANTED—Prescription man at once; reas- DOMESTIC, ,. rant _bullding. Telephone Ivy 53*1. the Sugar Cane Grows." Finest Indian River car.* jre t£ll in good running condi- Fortam'th . 4 60 pjn 12 New York. 8 66 pm Music and Dancing- .... 12 onable salary to start on, good job If WANTED—Colored girl for general house Orangea $3 box expressed^ tion, and are wot th the money we ask 12 B'ham. ... 8.85 pm 12 Norfolk... 8 55 pm Musical Instruments ... 12 makes good. Peoples Drug Co., Toccoa, Ga. work Apply 25 West Sixteenth St. $20,000 IN BANK BUICK MOTOR CO 12 Porsm'th. S 55 pm IVear-Beer Licenses .... i:t FOR first mortgage loans or purchase money WE WANT about 4,000 square 241 Peachtree St. City Ticket Office. 88 1'cochtrec St. Personal . 12 SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS. MISCBLLANBOUB. notes, 7 per cent, answer quick. Porter ONE 1911 NATIONAL, fa-FASSENGER Palmistry 13 GOVERNMENT JOBS tor women. Big- pay & Swift 130^6 Peachtree. Ivy 1297. feet of warehouse space for TOURING CAB, THOROUGHLY OVER- Western and Atlantic Railroad. Poultry Atlanta examinations April 6 • sample MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE storing heavy machinery. Ivy HAULED AND REPAINTED, 5560. TERMS Arrive From— No. Depart T& Purchase Money Notes . . . uestlona free. Franklin Institute. Dept. AND- OTHERS, upon their own name*. . ONE 1914 OAKLAND TOURING CAR, 3 Na&hvllle. 7 10 am 94 Chicago... 8*00 am Professional Cards 12 f 00. L. Rochester. N. Y. tes, easy payments, confiden- 2113. ' DKLCO STARTING AND LIGHTING SYS- 73 Rome ... 10-20 am 2 Nashville. 8 35 -m Railroad Schedules EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN, :iRLS, learn- millinery; free scholarship 1 tlal. & Co.. 820 Auatell building. TEM, PRICE $950, QUICK BALE. 93 Nashville .11 45 am 92 Nashville. 4 50pm 13 „,„„ -nr ,„ and retrimhata free. Ideal FARM WE PAY highest cash prices for anything. E. O. Hi?USER. 1 Nashville. 7:35 pm 72 Rome ... 5 -15 pir JKeal Estate for Sale .... LOANS—We place loans in any Pianos, household goods, furniture and 45 AUBURN AVE. PHONE IVY 7911. Real Instate for Sale or Ex- "WHO has faith in choice Atlanta School of linery,300%_Whltehall. amount on Improved farm lands In Geor- office fixtures a specialty. Jacobs Auction 95 Chicago . 7 50 pm 4 Nashville. S.50 pm enaoitre 13 property as a good investment, to . WOMAN over 25. with attractive person^" ' S*a- rhe Southern Mortgage Company, Company. 51 Decatur street. Atlanta 2285. Seed and Pet Stock 12 sell a 6 PER CENT GUARANTEED ality, for traveling position, expenses paid. ' Oould Jbuilding. Bell 1434. Columbia Auto Exchange. and also PROFIT-SHARING Bond 287 EDGEWOOD AVE. IVY 1626. TAXICABS Situations Wanted—Male . . 12 earning 20 PER CENT, and backed Apply 1120 Candler bTdg.. teacher preferred. MORTGAGE LOANS made on first -class FACOBS AUCTION CO. will buy anything IF IN the market tor a abed car U would be Situations Wanted—Female. 12 by Atlanta property,- 8 FOR 1. and WANTED—Private branch exchange tele- improved Atlanta real estate "Get in in the way of household goods. We pay to your advantage to see us before you Storage and Warehouse. . . 12 also by STATE OF GEORGIA phone operator Apply immediately. Ful- touch \vlth us." Greene Realty Co, 314 the highest cash price. Call Atlanta phone buy, as we can save you from 40 to 60 per Typewriter* and Supplies . . 12 BONDS, dollar for dollar, at ma- tojiJBag and Cotton Mills Empire bldg. 2285, Bell Main 1434. 51 Decatur street cent. Over 50 cars on hand. Write for TAXICABS Taxlcabs 12 turity. Commission basis only. Ref- < 'WO reliable colored cooks. 1018 Century 6 PER CENT LOANS on Atlanta propertyerty.. WANTED—4-cylinder magneto, Bosch or pur complete liat Wanted—Apartments . . 13 erencea required. building. J R, Nutting & Co.. S01-4 Empire Lif-•-e Splitdorff. Call or write. See Ch. Eb, 96 IF YOU want an automobile, write me, de- Wanted—Board-Rooms .. . 13 THREE experienced white waitresses. 1018 North Pryor. garage. * scribe what you want and prico you want Wanted—Houses 13 R. H. JONES, Fiscal Agent, Century butjdlng. MONEY TO LEND on city property. W. O. BAGS—We want to buy all &lnds of second- -o pay I will Clad it for you, it it IB on Belle Isle "Wanted—Miscellaneous ... 12 1403 Third National Bank Building.- Alston. 1216 Third Nat'I Bank bldg. hand burlap bags. Prices upon request. wheels. James MulvihUl. Aragon Hotel, YOUNG LADY about 16 for bakery clerk? Atlanta, Ga. Waii ted—Money 12 1018 Century building. FARM LOANS made by W. B Smith, 708 A Roney & Co. Memphis, Tenn. Wanted—Real Estate . . . 13 Fourth National Bank^ building WANTED—To buy any kind of second-hand SPECIAL S5 H. P. BUICK RACEABOUT— IVY 5190; ATLANTA 1598. Wanted—Teachers ..... WE HAVE $2,000 for quick real estate loan, office or household goods. Cameron Furni- Bebt of condition mechanically, new body, A. J. & H F. West. * [ ture^ newly painted, runs fine and very comfort- HELP WA NT E D— Male and Fema Ic able, bpeuial rt price to move Quickly, $400 PERSONAL WE WANT wide-awake sales- GEO. L WORD. 1117 HEALBY BLDG. CASH. L. W. HAZARD. 241 Peachtree St. HOTELS sell new LOANS ON ATLANTA REAL ESTATE HORSES AND yEHICI..ES FOR SALE—O r trade, automobiles for lota, "WANTED—Every reader of this ad to try man with sales record, for At- household necessity, liberal commission, MONEY to lend on Improved real estate. C. or any uilng of value, or lots for autoB , - HILBURN HOTEL / my wonderful treatment for the hair and all or spare time. Write Yeager Bros., Dept C McGehee. Jr 622 to 624 Empire bldg. FOR SALE. have your old car made new at McDuffle t.omjjlexlon My tonic never faila to remove 415 E. 30th St , Baltimore, Md 10 AND 12 WALTON STREET dandruff, cleanse the scalp and restore hair lanta and southern territory. If SHETLAND PONIES—All kinds. Write your ' hop. Ga. Phone Atl. 88 FOR GENTLEMEN only, center of city, to natural color My beautlfler removes all wibhes to J. P. Frank. 2P4 Fourth avenue Beti ear new poatoffJce. Rtuea, 50c, 76c &, $1. blemishes, giving- you a perfect complexion, you are a has-been don't apply. North, Nashville, Tenn. FOR SALE-—In teratate, 5-passenger, juat making ugly skin pretty Price of hair Address or call for Mr. Bond, WA NTED—Teacher* FOR SALE—Sound bay mare, $50; fine overhauled, new Urea, electric Tights, a tonic, jl p.er bottle, beautlfter. 50c per bot- 1 WE car? Invest your money for you on first 5-year-old mare, city broke, large mule. good bargain at 9400. Whitehall oaxage. SEED AND PET STOCK tle. No extra charges for mailing. Try it room 31, Inman Bldg, 22^2 South $S5. Vlttur's Stables, 169 Marietta street. 444 Whitehall street. once and use it always. Addreas t*. R it'C. boutii Anan?ic ''eachers mortgage, high-class Improved property. AGENCY. 1325 AtL Nat. Bk. Bldff.. Atlanta. will net you 7 and 8 per cent SHETLAND PONY and trap for sale. M. FOR SALE—Baby Maxwell at a bargain, Manufacturing Co, 25 E Cain street, At- Broad St., Atlanta, Ga. CeorgjH. TUPMAN & CALHOCJN. This car Is newly overhauled. In first- H. G. HASTINGS & CO. Janta. Ga. Second Floor Empire. 54.9 8-L. ~ B Magee. Stelner-Emery bldg. class condition 11 (th new cylinders. Call SBBOS, PLANTS AND POULTRY SUP- TRAV ELING SALESMEN earn SlOO per SHERIDAN'S TEACHERS' AGENCY, old" FOR SALE—Light delivery wagon. CAN YOU ima-slno a corset delightfully com- week carrying pocket side line. commis- IF you have money to invest at 6-per cent ^ppiy Main 1434. Atlanta 2285. FLIES. fortable the minute you put it on? A cor- e&t, largest in south. Individual attention ue, or phone Ivy 1579. Bell Phones, Main 2568. Mala S962; At- sion telegraphed by Western Union money to membars. Offices Atlanta. GaV; Chart ... mortgages _ A-l residential FOR SALE—Baby Maxwell, jam-up condi- lanta, 2568L__ _J16^WgirtMitcheU Ifo set made to your Individual measurements order each Monday New article, just out, lotte. N. C ; Greenwood. S. C. property. address Box 695. Wilmington, FOR SALE CHEAP—Depot carriage horse tlon. new tlret>. $150 1 [aln 4115. Ask You get this comfort in a Barclay corset. and a winner indeed. Write, for free sam- N C., for particulars. and harness. Bet 1 phone Ivy 232 for White. _____ NOW that the Easter cold spell 1« over, it Mrs. B. K. Wilcox Corsfetiere, 19 Forrest ple outfit quick. Murray Hill Grocery Co.. WE NEED many more competent teachers FOR SALE—Pretty Shetland pony with trap will be cafe to plant all kinds of vegeta- a\ enue, phone 1% y j«5b-L. Corsetleres 91 East DeKalb ave. North Klrfcwood. At- immediately Foster Teachers' Agency 1312 STODDARD-DAYTON, perfect condi- bles 1C you haven't had your garden npaded wanted. Third Nat. Bank Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. y' E. L Rhodes. 67-69 South Pryor street. tion, run less than 6,000 miles, cash, $775 Janta. Ga. PURCHASE MONEY NOTES Addrefcs P O Box 188. or phone Ivy 1252 up yet, have It done at once and got ready PLY SCREENS. PRICE & THOMAS. WANTED—Salesmen Fifty sober, live-wire ACME TEACHERSS*' AGENCY. JrTomptT «f~ WANTED. to plant. Come to Hastings and e«t your 2 REO 4 -passenger touring ca.r A-l shape. supply of seed. We handle the very best FLY SCRKENto. PRICE & THOMAS. salesmen, for southern states, t permanent .V, Atlanta NatlonaTBank FLY SCREENS. PRICE & THOMAS positions, fatate experience, give reference bulldirsr. Main 8146. WE HAVE funds on hand with WANTED—A stilish saddle horse, give $S50. Ivy 12fa2. P O Box varieties Cor this uectlon and axe In a po- FLY SCREENS PRICE & THOMAS from merchants and bankers Apply b> let- price, color and gait. Box 413, Athens, Ga. FOR SALE—Black Crow raceabout, cheap. sition to give you good servic* aa well aa FLY SCREENS PRICE & THOMAS. ter only The Ben Levey Candy Company, which to purchase good first or Address Owner, care Constitution. ;ood seed. Office and salesroom 62 N. Pryor. Ivy 4203. 1033 Second street, Louisville. Ky. second mortgage purchase money TOMATO PLANTS—You can always «et "WANTED—CIt> canvassers to sell Singer Sl'PPi-IJKS-ACCJbSSORJES. them fresh from ua. We have all of th» PHRENOLOGIST sewing machines and supplies; experienced PE?CIAXt rates ^x^for situation^ s want notes. Foster & Robson, n Edge- bought and popular varieties such aa Ponderoaa. Red- MilE. BOSWELL, England's greatest phre- demonstrator and team furnished; attractive ads.. 8 lines on* time, lo centa; 8 eold. Sou. Typewriter Co.. 41 W. Hunter st. lold Beauty, Dwarf Champion, and Sparka nologist; tells past present and future. Call contract otfered, experience not necessary, times, IB cents. To get these rates ad* wood avenue. ESarllana, at 25c per dozen. and consult her. Special reading this week references required. Apply Singer Sewing m-aft be paid in advance and delivered STARTERS HASTINGS' EVERGREEN LAWN GRASS— 50c- located In ht-r parlor camps, corner Machine Company. 79 Whitehall street. ^ Thia is a good time to fix up the lawn. Auburn avenue and Courtland street. FOR SALE—TYPEWRITERS dig up the bare places and sprinkle a little MOTHERS, DAUGHTERS, ASK ME EXPERT lot salesman wanted. I have a AN ANSWER . I BUY purchase money notes on Atlanta / LIGHTING SYSTEMS contract to sell 100 lots at a summer re- or several of them may be sent In sa real estate.." No delay J, J. Kiser. 1630 of our mixture on. Conies up quicily and about sanitary articles every woman sort and \vould like to talk with an expert Candler building. Phone Ivy 5766. typewriter, $85 cash Address Type- MAKE YOUR FORD up to the Htays green all summer. Price, 20 cent* a needs. Health and cleanliness demand them. late as < a week after . your ad last ap- writer, D-17, Constitution. round, $260 per bushel of 14 pounds. You need them. Mrs. Stewart. 663 Wood- lot salesman who might give me an idea peared in The Constitution. Such, respon- minute. Equip it with electric lawn. Memphis, Tenn. as to hov to go about U Address D-18, ses axs the result of several forme of PRATT WHITE DIARRHOEA REMEDY— Constitution A guaranteed cure for this dreaded dla- WANTED—J. B. Bowen'a friends to know •pedal service which Th« Constitution FOR MORTGAGE LOANS and purchase starter and electric lighting sys- ia renderlne in be naif of alt Situation money notes see L. H. £urllne and Ed- FOR RENT^-TYPEWRITERS ease. Get a package and use It In the drlnh- that he has opened up plumbing business Wanted advertisers. Go if you want a ng water It ia a preventatlve aa well aa at 107 S. Fors>th street, number or phone $300 PEE MONTH ward Jones. 501-2 Silvey Building Main tem. ure 25 and 60 cents a package changed to Main 2236. which Is not In the TO a few lot salesmen "of ability, can give wider .range of choice before oceeptlnc « TYPE WRITERS RENTED boo-k. contract which will net ?SOO pet month position, hold your box number card and 4 MONTHS FOR $5 AND UP. VIADUCT REPAIR CO. BEDDING PLANTS—We feel safe in sayiac selling high-class, Improved lots in our va- call at or phone to The Constitution fra- Rebuilt Typewriters $23 and J76, tbat we have the finest lot of Geraniums, rious exclusive and restricted residence ^quently fo r. at I east a ^week. ^ ^^^^ PROFESSIONAL CARDS. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.. 45 AUBURN AVE. Coleus and Salvias In the city. Come in and see our plants before you buy. park? For information call .on E. P. Mc- WANTED — Position by young, energetic. P. H. Brewster. Albert Howell, Jr., 48 North Pryor St. Phone Main 2626. Elroj, Sales Mgr., for L. P. Bottenfield, single man , have five years' experience Hugh M. Dorsey, Arthur Heyman. YES, We rent splendid new typewriters, only CHICKEN FEED AND POULTRY SUP- 1115-23 Empire building. in dry goods, shoes and grocery business: Dorsey. Brewster. ^Howell & Heyman, $4 three months. See new model No 7 NOW IS THE TIME pliea—We carry the most complete line Cost of Local Want Ads in SALES MANAGER to handle men and can furnish A-l references, win work for Attorneys-at-Law, Printype Direct Dictation Oliver Visible To Have Your Car of poultry feeds and supplies in the city. office here, covering southern states, reasonable salary and can bring some good Offices. 202, 204. 205. 206. 207. 203.~ write210 r The Oliver Typewriter Agency. 64 Wh6n you need anything for the poultry THE CONSTITUTION sheet mu±>ic and musical instrument busi- trade froni the country. G. D. Roberts, KiBcr Building, Atlanta, Ga. Auburn avenue. yj.rd, come and see us, tve are exclusive ness. State experience. Address D-12, Stonewall, Ga. _ Long Distance Telephone 30^3.- 3024 and REPAINTED agents for the Red Comb feeds, recognized \ Constitution. YOUNG MAN 24, now employed, desires to 3026. Atlanta, Ga. _____ by the leading poultrymen as being the 1 Insertion lOc a line _ ' LEGAL. _NOTICES. _ And This Is the -Place cleanest and best feed on the market Phone S Insertions dc « line WANTED—An experlncced salesman In dry make a change at once; 4 years* experi- W. M GUMMING. LET DS MAKE YOU A PRICE. un your orders We deliver promptly. 1 Insertions 5c » line goods and notions for middle and eastern ence as stenographer and several years* ex- Auditor. WHITEHALL GARAGE, Eouth. Carolina. Address. 'Stating experi- perience in general office work, best refer- Atlanta. Trust Bldg. Ivy 3771. Atlanta. THE* City of San Antonio will 444 WHITEHALL ST. Ic per word flat for ence, etc., I. Epstein &_ Bro. Co, Savannah* enccs. Address C, E. S , _78 Capitol avenue. classified sdvcrtlslns _ L. HALL, DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC. receive bids for thirty-rive thou- aln 468. Atlanta. 1306. MISCELLANEOUS from outside of At- Georgia B~l an experienced bookkeeper and account- NERVOUS and Chronic Diseases. 514 For- lanta. IF YOU know the city and are desirous of ant, competent to manage any office, un- Byth building. Iw «831 AUTOMOBILES making $50 per week and up, see Mr. Tes- derstands cost system and complicated work. sand to one hundred thousand No advertisement accepted tor ster, 322 and 32S Etaaly Bldg. Reeves- Will leave 'Atlanta. Address D-14, Consti- square yards of the following pav- REPAIN-TED GREEN GROUND less than two lines. Count Cllne Realty Co. ^_^__ tution. STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE POPS recovered and repaired. "Wheels, ax- BONE six ordinary words to each SALESMEN wanted, experienced, to carry WANTED—Position by young man stenog- ing materials : Four-inch standard les and &prlngt> repaired High-grade work line. side line of ladles and children's ready-to- rapher, 8 years' experience, last 4 years ; reasonable prices. for chickens; ground every day. Campbell wear goods. State particulars and reference. as combination secretary chief clerk. Initial vitrified brick, 3-inch and JOHN M. SMITH, Bros , 89 Decatur street. 120-122-124 AUBPRN AVENUE. Discontinuance of advertis- Exch. F, BOJC 60, Atlanta Constitution. salary of no moment. Phone fWest 13*3. STORAGE. vertical vitrified fibre brick, 3 and ing, must be In writing. It WANTED—Experienced traveling salesmen EMORY COLLEGE graduate, 4 years* expe- •will not be accepted by phone. for ladies' and children's wash dresses for rience, desires position in secondary or FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3J/£-inch creosoted lone leaf yel- TRAVIS & JONES PLANTS AND SEEDS STOREOSTORED, PACKED AND SHIPPED.. ¥' , •„ Kl,. __ U» A J J /^•J_ Tills protects your interests southern territory, references required. M. high school. Best of references. Fostofflce IoW m bl cks AUTOMOBILE repairing. See. us before as well as ours. K.. care Constitution. Box 201L Oxford. Ga. ' WOMACK WAREHOUSE AND TRANS- P 5 ° - AddrCSS City having your work done. Prices reason- j BNEED IOJRSERIES will mail you cata- A KEW ftrat-class salesmen for a flr»t-clas» PLASTER and cement finisher, colored, 4 FER CO. Clerk-City of San Antonio, Texas. able. Work absolutely guaranteed. 2« logue of first-das* fruit trees, plants anid real estate specialty Apply 10 tq 13 years' experience, first-clans Jobs taken MAIN 2393. ATLANTA 578 James St. Third Floor. Ivy 4832. vines, shade trees, Prlvctt hedge, pecan J Governors Island, N. Y. H., March 18. trees, et013. Atlanta 41CX. VAGE COMPANY, at 90 South Pryor, will telephone directory. Other keeper, thoroughly experienced and com- Palmist and Trance 'Medium, OFFICE! of the Commissioners of the TUs- buy or sell your furniture, household goods want ad a taJcen by telephone MISCELLAXKOUS. petent, wishes change. BJgb. school grad- CITIZENS BANK BLDG EAST POINT, GA. trict of Columbia, Washington* April 6, or uiatoo. Phone Bell Main 2300, are to be paid for Immedi- THIS IB THE AOE OF bKILLBD LABOR. uate, splendid, references. E. H., f. O. Box 1914.—Sealed proposals w.111 be received at MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ately upon publication, bill to Xt pecomes harder ev^ry year tor unskill- this office. Room 509 District building Un- be presented by mail or so- ed men to find employment. If you join the 1 STENOGRAPHER with several years* ex- DRESSMAKING—SEWING til 2 o'clock p. m.. May 1, 1914. for furnish- MUSIC AND DANCING licitor the same day printed. Navy, you have a cbanca to learn a trad* perience, desires position; references. Main ing the .District government with granite While being well paid. The benefits men- FASHIONABLE drcawnakinT; aa&afactlon curbing during the fiscal year beginning u. Better see this early.^Wholesale i pmrypirssoR' ILER'* Select Dancing tally arid physically wUl be lasting, whether guaranteed: low prtca*. ,Wg»t 816. July 1, 1914, and ending June 3ft 1)115. juue. The Baldwin Piano «o., 40 West I sSJoo? 428 chtree. Ivy 778-L. Only Every Home Has Use for you remain in the service or return to civil EXPERIENCED infants nurae (whlt«> Specifications and form of proposal may be la St.. Atlanta, ,__ f resident men International Teach*rc* life. Call at Navy Recruiting Station. wishes poBltfon with care of Infant. Ad- CAST-OI-F CLOTHINQ obtained from the purchasing officer, D -16, Constitution. Room 320. District building. Oliver * P. —-— • — '•• - — Constitution WANT ADS ta. and learn all about the Navy's o£f«r. "WANTED—BD—By Hlngj>4ni e girl as -co ZTBOP' a bring caab tor '., Newman. Frederick L. Siddonfl, Che*t«r PIANO TUNING, guaranteed '•aticfaction. Coata nothing1 to investigate. 6» North Butler street. and clotbiBj. Th» VwUareu If fi XMcxtw •*. Hording, Commia&ionerib P. C, •,. _ . Paul G. German, 172 OaUautt ar*. M. 1*71.

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BUSINESS AND MAIL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR R£NT—Rooms WANTED—Apartment* REAL ESTVrE— For Safe REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sal* FOR ftA'VF — -Large-, clean w«ll selected stock of furniture and undertaking busi- ORDER DIRECTORY ness twenty seven years profitable busl WANTED—The care of furnished home or BAJBGAIN— $1,625. ness only reason for selling is poor health* apartment for summer months at nominal AUCTION beat location in Alabama. Will aell all or ASK THE CONSTITU- rent couple without children desired ref PONCE DE LEON PLACE lot. <3EO. P. MOORE _ _ household goods office fix- part co right man Must come well recom erences give particulars Address D 9 care Every improvement down and tures and. In fact everything you want. mended with not leas than ?6 000 cash to TION WHEKE ^0 LIVE Constitution Invest. Others need not apply Address paid" for. Level and beautiful REAL ESTATE AND BENTHSTG JACOBS AUCTION co. A. care Atlanta Constitution A FREE BUREAU of boarding and at- T.I £n51 DECATO ECATOKB STKBi.STREETx OHIO manufacturer wants reliable part* rooming house information. If you 50x200 to allej $625 cash, bal- -10 AUBURN AVENUE tnr^ ?« House Bell phone 1434 At- to open oftl<.e ln Atlanta We organize for v, aiit to get a place to board or rent "^°a , — you and put business on eood paylnff oasis rooms in any part of the city or sub- FOR RENT—Stores ance one^ and two years, 7 per t$aOO required (fully secured) Entire urbs, ask 1 he Atlanta Constitution. "vi7"~~^; z^ssr^^TZ^^??—£ s^T*rL~ ' essary Donn t reply unless youu can start "U e will be glad to help you get what 215 PEACHTBEE ST. cent. Certain money maker. W G RT1NNTCY & CO., |-»«hin t»o a. Please give phone niim you want. STORE ROOM, size 20x60 right In the bl Pick it up > r . \jr. XV XLl IV iM JlJ i 0& v^ v/., | Address D 4 Constitution Inese section an ideal location for w Third Floor Constitution Building line let us show you this. Architects, 52 Arnold ot. PATENT WHIT you INDENT it may be Main 6000 Atlanta 6001. GALLOWAY & SMITH, 100x200—WEST END HOME PITZHUGH KNOX Ivy 7115. Specialists on Bungalows «otu ^tent^ ?£»^Frsjgfg» £»%„„£; Candter Building Ivy 444« {51a Loan &, Trust Btdg Washington D C 213 and 214 Empire Bl^g- ONE of the most prominent corners in West POUR Una new stores and lofta at 134 1*C and Brick Houses. tOK fcVLE—Drug store ca4 oe made best 13* and 12 fi Whitehall street, a too C* & Suburban stand around Atlanta. Large ' BARGAIN IN A REAL, HOME End, we have a handsome home on a beautiful territory with no competition. Address* S1JDJB. broad street also 61 J£. Alabama St. Q«o. HAVE client, who recently loet ale wife, who L/1LAN iA J.J.1LIL, OLAKANTEB II" fa^- B 213 Constitution. W Sciplo 11 £KS cotton compressors Price $4 000 Box 9~47 Convenient shower baths on each floor _ FOR _ water All street Improvement* down and woods; in fact, entire building is built of the very AMERljLAir~>rATlONATr~B AN K. Wichita Falls Texas 77 Faurlie Bt Near Carnegie Library OFF1CL b — Smgie^niy^en^suite Also^two^at- paid for No loan to assume. Frank A Alabama, and Broad Streets traptive combinations on doctors floor — Douffhman attorney 605 Fourth National Wpltal and Surplus SI -00 000 FOR SALE—Soda \\ ater clgare tobacco hot and cold water compressed air and Bank Building: Telephone Main 114. best of everything. This corner, without a doubt, ulde^t bavioga Department in the City and drug business, eplend <1 location A THE EDGKEWOOD other conveniences Candlr Building and FOR BUSINESS reasons must sell lovely new FObRiH JvAJMO*lJAL BA^K. *OF ATLA1N.TJ up to date fountain DJ to 1 ^\ hita NEW modern steam heat electric lights Candler Annex Asa G Candle Jr agent house 9 rooms and sleeping porch hard has a speculative feature, and will sell for business Caah capital SbOO OOP surplus $930000 j ker i»5 Lee street Atlanta Ga -hot and cold water Desirable home for 2*2 Candler building Phone Iv 5274 See wood floors tile bath combination, fixtures ladies and gentlemen Rooms per day 50o Mr TVllkinson and automatic Rudd tvater^*ater House is property within five years, and today you can make a CKMtENT. FLOWER W^IsTED — An idea \\ ho 7can think of ^^^ some simple thing to patent Protect your up weekly single $3 up double $2 up TVAMTED-i-To sublet office IGxlg feet in on most prominent north \ ) street near ideas they may brin > ou wealth W rite 10_Ji5] Edeewood ave Ivy b..Q4 J ^\ altoQ building Write P O Box 1091 W Peachtree street now oc. pled by owner killing by rolling house and building a modern apart- PRETTY flower boxes on for Needed Inventions an ow to Get LARGE room, newly ^renovated, large cloa City home Ivy 5587 Your Patent and Your Money Randolph &. et bath adjoining board opposite on car FOR SALE—By owner We \ i building two ment on the corner. Price, $15,000 on, very easy Co Patent Attorneys Washington E> C line right off Peach-tree Ivy 2744 D FOR REISi T—3 fine offices in the Walton display at McMillan Bros. Building Main 17o4 houses on Beecher street K n lots oOxlSO "WANTED—Man with $2500 cash and serv Dockstader right off of Cascade avenue tile sidewalks terms. . seed stoi e. Broad street, ice *ts treasurer to take half interest in LARGii, newly furnished rooms, two single OF& ICEfa FOH RENT In Kurt bulldln* being laid all conveniences "iou will have money making theater Apply to Greenwood beds for gentlemen Apply ^nitor Ches- Applv 1110 or jahoa* Ivy 7200 to gee these to appreciate^ them Terms to Atlanta. Theatrical 4.gency 614 Empire Life Bidg terfield lo "W Harris street suit Atlanta Realty Los^i and Construc- TWO furnished rooms private porch, FOR T-"-e8k Room tlog Cp 306-307 Empire JUife building CONTRACTORS AND BUU DERS. modern conveniences k delightful north HAVE a dandy well located north side lot HOUSEHOLD GOODS Bide location Owner s home Ivy 8484 J will build you a.hom'e on it to suit your QUEEN NEILL CONNECTING rooms In refined north tide phone bQ6 Temple Court Main 5191 own plans and on easy terms too This la AN ATTRACTIVE NORTH SIDE HOME _„ ,_ *„*.„ AND BUILDL.KS «09 home gentlemen only references Ivy the way to get just what you want Pay us CLOSE to the junction of Weat Peachtree 4nd Peachtree Place we have an TEttPLL COORT BLDO ESTIMATES SEVERAL HANDfaOME Axmlnster rugs $700. the remainder by the month The attractive 2-story 8-room house on a nice le\ el lot slightly el Gunter M 118_g_ zone Three room tenement house running Company x2 East Mitchell street Bell FARM LANDS water ideal place to raise chickens or pet TURMAN & CALHOUN -CARPENTER _WORK_ phone Mala 2424 FROM °5 to 50 acres on Stone Mountain stock Price ,J4 500 TermsL._Call_^tyy 7164 L PE' SA\ B -5 per cent by bu>i FOR RENT—Large furnished room with car line * Kindly give price terms etc NEW 9-room house gas electricity hot SECOND FLOOR EMPIRE RLDG J-J. JL . Mam 1661 1771 from Ed Matthews priyA_te_bath jJall Ivy 6462 Address E* 13 Constitution water all street Improvements, lot 50x Store front-; wall cases' office work and street 300 beautiful oak shade terms Vacant lots partitions . in body or .separate Owner cars Dr S, T. FURXITLRE BOUGHT AMD SOLD FOR "Whitaker 535 Lee street. Atlanta :ash S M faMDBR 14o S Pryor street IN£* beautiful room young men couple FOR SALE—Cemetery Lota ^^^^^^^^ _ _ housekeeping privileges 534 Peachtree SL I WILL SELL my 4 room cottage at Center \\ -M COX cleans Oriental Ruga like new FURNlTl RE and rugs at lowest prices Hill E minutes walk from River car line $3,500.00 does fur repairing and uphplsterlng lace Robiaon Furniture Co 27 E Hunter St FLKNISB^O—SOOTH SIDE. LARGE DESIRABLE LOT in Oakland Cera rented by good tenants who would like to curtains laundered, etery stay at 910 per month 6S31-F or Box 949 "™ TWO nicely fur housekeeping rooms close JNO F ROWLAND care Constitution MEDICAL in private familj all conveniences no 117 Fourth National Bank Bldg WOODWARD AVE. NEAR CAPITOL AVE. children hot bath 17 Pulliam street Main Main 3-17 N&AR Ponce de Leon and Jackson lot oO $100 REWARD- DR ""EDMOND'litrrT' fanajTTnd" Cotton R*o"ot '4 L feet front lies perfectly choice neighbor- WE HAVE for quick sale on Woodward avenue a 6 room, 2 story home, make bake R. L- Barber 1-3 Marietta st Pills a safe iijj!j a "room house in Birrnirig" MetINMAN PARK furnace heated bun 50c Membership jl SHED—NORTH SIDE exchange for city property J T Kim galow eastern exposure 9250 cash Ivy trough 409 Atlanta National Bank Bldg 3 OR 4 unfurnished rooms near in all con ? ACHO TAILORING CO—Clothes cleaned veniences 56 Simpson street IF I1I1 is real estate you want to buy or sell PE^CHTREE DAIRY and pressed work called for and delivered PEAL ESTATE—For Sale it •will pay you to see me, A. Graves. 34 813 PEACHTREE ST—Cream sweet milk 134 Rawson street Main 3645 U>«FUKNISHJED—SOUTH SIDB East Hunter street buttermilk Two wagons five messenger FOR RENT—Two unfurnished basement EDWIN L. MARLING bpjB Bell phone Ivy a rooms suitable for colored people 14 3 SUBURBAN. REAL ESTATE ^^^^JMEA. BT^ ALABA MA ST BOTH PHONES 12«" BOARD AND ROOMS Pulliam Atlanta 3_96 ______, ______^O^^^GordoSr^treef ^^" N IT g? KE JPJJF G the business section of "West End T, e have lot 78x150 with two large stores THE DAMERON REPAIR CO unfur first floor .nd a 9 room-apartment above The owner ooff thit s property is going: to make her home 4C3 Lee Street 375 Whitehall st in India ei.pectins to leave Atlanta thir first of May It must be sold at once furniture and ch Urs repaired and refin 1HREE fur or unfur rooms We will sell this piece of property for 58 600 no trading You must have ae much a^ Ished- Office furniture a specialty 4.11 conveniences 316 Cen $3 500 cash Good terms for the balance You will never have another opportunity like Phone W .M2 L _ this so be quick _ _ _ __ •-. THE S R 1 SK.<ON CO high class up UNFURNISHED—WEST END PONCE DE LEON AVE BUNGALOW EAST GEORGIA AVE COTTAGE —O n East Georgia avenue we have a 5 room cottage Roistering mattres.3 renovating- and car ASK THE CONSTITU- THREE desirable screened rooms and sleep on an extra nice elevated lot that ~ne will sacrifice for $2 SOO — $500 cash $.0 per pet cleading mattreaseb renovated and re ing porch reasonable W 1349 J Beyond the park 9 rooms including- month for the balance This Is a 43 SOO place Be quick If you are in the market turned same day Bell phone "West 1366 69 for a home Ella, street S R Skeltpn Mgr servant's room hardwood floors^ fur TION WHERE TO LIVE f 3 300 FOR 5 ROOM" large reception room GRA^T PARK COTTAGE—On Milledere avenue In one block of the park wa offer a ^_^ FOri H INT—Housekeeping Rooms nace instantaneous water heater Three j *~™™~~~~~- ~ bedrooms and sleeping porch 'Sofhe peo and hall Lot b2^x200 Every conven corner lot with a 6 room cottage for $3 500—$300 cash $35 per month for the bal A FRB-Jb- BOREAL of boarding and ience stone s throw car line $200 cadi $30 ance Room on this lot for another cottage This ia a ?4 000 proposition If you are in M C FOLDS pie prefer all rooms on one floor but the market for a home it will pay you to see us at once 174 Peters St. Rubber Tiring Atl Ph 1842 rooming hoose information If you T'vVO nicely furnished front rooms for light per month No loan \\«int to get a place to board or rent housekeeping private home every con it Is seldom you can find- ->ne ready built "WEST END BUNGALOW—On one of the best streets in "West End we have a new mod lIATTEKg rooms in any part of the city or sub- venience reasonable 325 Courtland that you can buy This ill pleaae you 2 100 6 ROOMS and hall water bath and ern 5-room bungalow with every known convenience that wd will sell for $3 2oO— OLD HATb MADC NKW—faatlsfaction gua urbs ask 1 he Atlanta Constitution sewerage Large corner lot $100 down $300 cash $27 50 per month for the balance For a small home proposition this IB a We u ill be glad to help you get what FXRST floor room partly fur and kitchen- Price Is less than market value $20 per month fl 000 loan This Is gilt- perfect little gem anteed. Mall orders given prompt at- jou want- ' ette completely fur 381 Spring Ivy 5976-J E HUNTEElbTRBSr FOR RENT—^Beautifully -fur 4 room apt NORTH SIDE 8 room 2 TStory home In Third Floo£ Constitution Building PAIRINe 19 21 W Cam Ivy 5660 one of the best sections now offered or three unfur rooms for housekeep- at 31 000 less than cost. Price ?S 000 CO—74 Whitehall Main 5000 Atlanta 6041. 14 Williams st Ivy 7986 12 PER CENT SPRING ST. INVESTMENT . Repairs \vatche 7 ROOM bungalow on northslde corner nd 3*-«eJr> Uood and reasonable and pa>s IF you act quick we can sell you «• splendid four apartment house wltb S rooms to each, OU the highest price for your old gold and SOUTH SIDE lot just belnp completed will have renting, for about ¥2 300 a year It Is al most new has steam heat and a, new *mok« FOUR OR FIVE PUR. ROOMS light house hardwood floors birch doors beam ceil ;onsuraer The lot is 55x195 This proper ty is near Third street and carries a loan iping cloae^ In Main 1410 J of $7 000 at 6 per cent Price 820 000 (May "take less on "an offer) Terms 55 000 We buy old sold and Ings furnace heat You ^.111 like tnia cash and will al-o take for the balance a nice home on the north aide Around 98 000 silver 6 "Walton st 2 NICKLY fur rooms for light housekeeping at ?E 250 On eat,y terms NOK1H |S11>E. Private family Atlanta 2079 to $10 000 After you pay $5 000 the rents v. Ill finish paying for the property Bui M\TTftESS .RENOVATING _____ A Modern 1 amily and Tourist :hls and get the increase in values on this street CAFIT \L M \TTRLbS CO 148 A South . ,_iX WEST HARRIS near Luckie street w.e hai.e a lot 50X1BG to 20 foot street we can Pr\or Main 2133 J ^ e do beat work at FOR _ JOHN S SCOTT FARM I sell at rate of 1300 a front foot, or will trade for other ln\estment property Has lOTve-'C prutb Give us a trl tl HOTEL FURNISHED Real Estate 3?hone Main 2031 FOR SALE—At a bargain a splendid up to ' 9 room hous.e on It 3LEL1RK-. L1GHT& and t,team heat Euro FOR RENT—Furnished house on north side date home 5 acres orchards gardens pean $3 a week and up iUc a day and In walking distance consisting of 202 Peters Building ;ella springs splendid barn chicken house EDGEWOOD A\E lot 3oxll8 near Piedmo nt avenue J4oO a front foot. up Rooma en suite wjttt private baths ^ large bedrooms iivirtg room dining room >rooders in good order On Sou R R west American $7 a %%eek and up $1 oO a day and kitchen hall and bath front and back of Atlanta S trains daily Healthiest town and up FViee baths on all floors porches also large bedroom and b<±th up n American for kidney troubles and ner oua prostration Wm IToungblood Eneley W. T. NEWMAN & CO. MULTIGRAPHFD stairs completely furnished 540 per month TILLL.D IN TO MATCH 391 PCACHTRBE STREET Phone Ivy 6506 J Call between 6 30 and Ala. 80S FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BWIIJ5ING BELL PHONE MAIN 4311 ENVELOPES ADDRESSED L nder new management Clerk and bell 9 o clock p FOR SALE—Georgia lands a specialty Tnos. i vice night and day Phone Ivy FOR RENT—From May 1 to Sept or Oct. W Jackson. 4th Nat Bank Kldf. Atlanta sjlc \iultigraphing Company 6" 1 furnished bouse of 10 rooms 2 baths lo\ ely neighborhood All conveniences 46 4 'Vustell Bldsf Main 11^8 INN Kennesaw a\ e Ivy 5"31 R E A L ESTATE—For Sale REAL_ ESTATE—For^ Sal* 8-ROOM HOME —BIG LOT NEW RJLTBJBER TIRES NICLLi furnished single or double rooms, ™ fateam heated with or without meals. 67 COLLEGE PARK babj _ _^ ____ painted and recovered, THIS IS A VERY ATTRACTIVE PLACE Right on the car Una. Bfg, level 227 229 Eds d avenue A TTRACTIVE rooms newly furnished WHITEHALL ALABAMA home cooking refetences 10 minutes to 102 IVY ST. corner, 140x200, with lawn and trim hedges The house is a beautv. KUGS CLEANED city b> 5 car lines opera visitors desired 20 ROOMS and close in, for a rooming and $5,500, $750 cash. Loan of $3.000, balance easy payments. Coat value of the boarding house this cannot be beat. SOUTH PKYOR HUNTER ATLANTA" Orlenti.1 ^ug~and cTeanTng~Co" 15 Ponce cte Leon ave Phone Ivy 6a20 j. place $5,500. 9X12 rugs cleaned Jl 60 and Up Phones | TWO communicating rooms and bath back Iv;. ^"41 Main 50 7 FITZHUGH KNOX CENTRAL AVE. MITCHELL 7 ROOM HOME—Big, level lot, 200x200. Lawn, shade and at a bargain price fp. o or four gentlemen or b CANDLER BLPG IVY^*44j^ of only $5 500 FLgJMBERS 17 E«iat Linden Iv>, 957 L GET our Weekly Rent Bulletin W move BROAD tenants renting 51-50 and up FR-— See TRINITY ALSO A PRETTY BUNGALOW, 5 rooms, $3,700 Good terms. These are \LEX VVDER & JONES GOOD CHKISTIAN HOME £or girls reaaon- notice John J Woodaide the Renting choice suburban homes 892 FE \CHTRLE ST Iv3 436 Atlan a 5S5 aole ratefa references required Tabernacle Agent 12 Auburn avenue FORSYTE GARNETT w ell known NEATLY fur rooms with excellent board OUR weekly rent list gives full descriptions C R \\rrr r—nblng contractor of anything for rent. Call for one or let EDWARD H. WALKER is now ,T.ltb. the \Vynne Plumbing Co Per ^exceedingly reasonable 15 E Cain st Ivy us mail It to you Forrest Ac George Adair FOR SAFE investment and sure profit on these streets eonal s pervialon ivy 5483 CALL, write or phone for our Rent Bulle- 35 NORTH FORSYTH STREET MO">IE"V SAVED by buj ing your plumbing 362 PEACHTREJS Delightful room for sum tin Edwin P Ansley Bent Dept. second consult us. We know them, a material of Plckert Plumbing Company zner with board. Young man wants room- floor Realty Trust Bldg I 1600 Atl 363 TVe sell everything needed In the plumbing line Prompt attention to repair work 14^5 AXDSOMELt furnished room two gen- HOUSES apartments and stores for rent Fast Hunter street Both phones 550 tlemen preferred varied menu best cook Phone us and let us mail you a rent Hat. OTIS & HOLLlLAY 11 1 George P Moore 10 Auburn avenue CHEAP LOT ^L-^JfLl 9 Peachtree^ Ivy 840 ____ ENTIRE second floor private leaidence com ^ A T-n-rny^i LPHOL.fc.rt.RIMG and plete for housekeeping I\ y 35gO J CAPITOL __ __ •Houses all parts of city G R. A BEAUTIFUL LOT 152x175, on the corner of DeKalb ' 405 7 Stlvey fald M 534 $7,500—EAST 14TH STREET'HOMES VN 1 c-D — \Uractiv g ON THE ABOVE STREET, near North Jackson, we have two modern, con p^NjTj£.£wA^xj£ jrivr IN G 12 ROOM residence best part oC West Peachtree Alain 1754 veniently arranged 2 story 8 room houses that are practically new, with avenue and Roekv Foid avenue, 111 Kirkwood. This is " P \IMJ\G REFINED qUiet home attractive surround all modern Improvements We will trade these places for a, suburban home tv<,rsjr S Forsyth «^t M 14S7 FURNISHED OR UXFUKN1SHKD Ings excel eiit mea.ts three doors from FOR RENT—Peachtree place home S rooms, and pay the difference on the main drive to Decatur. This lot is cheap at $2,250. CK.EOSOTE Peachtree T "V\ Eishth st Ivy 325S J furnished or unfurnished^ Addreds D 7 DFLTGHTFUI> room with or without prl- care Constitution ARTHUR M. REID C i BINDER \ ate bath also v ery best meals by day G ROOM; COTTAGE furnished or unfurnlsh IVY 6224 1017 THIRD NATIONAL, BANK BLDG L,^ VCTURKRS oE high grade paints. or week 21 E Linden St I\-\ 15_ ed Call I\y 6BOfi T iti lead * creosote ttaina \\ e make LIEBMAN mi^cd p^^,, lo order Corner La ce i-id Lio\.\rj'^**i'treetH Bell phone Ivy 53 WEST BAKER WANTED—Houses f \tlanta i a tabie cool t;ppm^- _I\ > "t WAXTJL.D—-To reat furnished house at .East Real Estate and Renting. 17 Walton Street. BE \UTIFULL\ furnished rooms i\ ith Lake for summer W C W P O Box $6,000.00 board 33 Foirest avenue meals a special 1708 p al ri nd tj Call Ivy 4b7g Ctpod home cooking MOOKE Y fn* iH5?; -Ity" 12' months' DLLIGHTFLL and newly furnished room FOR RENT—Apartment* FOR AN ATTRACTIVE HOME,^ located in one of the choicest sections oC the guarantee reaaonable rates Call Ivy 905 v ith best table board ail modern conveni North Side. This home, with five bedrooms, IB in good condition, and at - " ROOF LEAKS call \V B ences splendid location Ivy 72"0 J FUKNISHEJO FOR SAFE INVESTMENTS Barnett Ivy 7238 ANYONE desiring nice clean rooms and ex- FAIRLEIGH APARTMENTS this unusual small cost the needs of a large family may be metv A small cellent meals carf get same by applying CLOSE in with all modern conveniences I RUBBER STAMPS. 181 Ivy street have 2 furnished 3-room apts for house- home with two bedrooms would be considered as part payment, IN ' 41 PEACHTREE keeping and 2 single room" steam heat KUBBEB STAJVIPS *O1 ELiY front room adjoins bath electric lights* summer rates Call at 135 SKAtS — STDNCILS — faUPPLIES 7010 Spring street REAL ESTATE ROOM ai 2 young men private FOR RENT — Apartment E\GLE S'JAMP \VORKS famtla every convenience W J. R. NUTTING & CO. j-4 \iibtell Bldg Main 1158 LAROE front room dressing room with lav" UN FURNISHED INSURANCE—REAL, ESTATE—LOANS. TRY SHOE REPAIRIXG 500 PEACHTIIEE ST —Attractive double 1001 EMPIRE LIFE BUILDING PHONE IVY 5 HALF bOI t-D SEWED and single rooms EUCLID APARTMENTS reasonable Ivy 759" J COR. Euclid ave and Hurt st In man Park so CENTS j LAROEJ attractive room, private bkth good I have one nicely arranged three room THE L. G. GREEN CO. AT G^VINN S SHOE SHOP G Luckie -=treet j home cooKing 494 Spring Ivj 3042 apt modtrn in e\ ery respect Including REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN REAL. ESTATE—SUBURBAN. opposite Piedmont hotel Both phones In. CLEAN nicely fur rooms for •wall bed wall safe steam beat, hot and 305 Third National Bank Bldg. Phone Ivy 2943 a hurrv •* Call -Ticsicab Company for auto sentlemen 11 Currier I. 6692 J cold ^ater md janitor service Call rent service ^^^ POQRS _ SOUTH SIDE PITZHUGH KNOX 1613 Candler Bidg _ Ivy 4446 HOW MUCH RENT DO YOU PAY? \\ HAT It takes to make them to order we NXCI3 room and Doard near Terminal Sta- happen to have it Give us jour next or- tion Reasonable rates. Atl 680C F && CASH TO LEND der and w e will convince you Southern Nelson street 4.PAR1MENTS "States Screen and Cabinet Co Box 94 Col-' fur room In private home for ONE three, and one four room apartment, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Weekly Will Buy You W HAVE $7,000 IN CASH to lend on good first or secoud mortgage not««, lege Park £&st Faint 396 *n or couple K 1th or without eteam heat, janitor service nicely arrang- No dday if you have the goods. S098 J ed. No 4 Poplp*- Circle Call Ivy 7026. ask SPRING PATVTIX3 * the janitor „ JsICE rooms and srood meals close in rea- THE LAW RENCJ5—Two. three and tout LET us paint >our home or tint your walls. sooable OS Capitol avenue Main 4413 J roam apartments *ome early vacancies A BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW WILSON BROS. prices reasonable workmanship perfect. fur roome and board nice loca- 1 conveniences, and in walking diatance. A M Johnson 17 S Forsyth at Main 1487 tion 193 Washington M. 4579-L J. T Turner Ilea. Mgr.. Apt. 8. &4 W 701 EMPIRE BUILDING. PHONE IVY 8S1J. ^ARGK room, private bath meals 98 Peacbtree place Ivy 8080 and "WANTED—Coats suits and furs to remodel Washington Phone Main §458 23* CENTRAL A^ E —A second floor flat and repair 141 Peachtree Ivy 2737 NICEL.T fur rooms, wltb board close in df alx rooms Fine condition all conven- . BAGb AND _?LITCASES R gentlenien onJy 68 £i Mltcfaell at. iences Let me show it to >ou Call Mr EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN TAH-OREIJ AND REPAIRED STRICTLY exclusive board Miss Cn»h. 87 fry cock Ivy 3390 A BEAUTIFUL LOT $4 750 TVILL BITS" on« of the bevt north eide 6 room bungalows, has furnace heat hard- Capitol squar^ opposite state capKoI ~"~ CLOSE-IN APARTMENTS, three to se\ en wood floors, built-in booicc»se« tiled b ath lr\ fact, best materiel tbronetout Sold v rooms, furnished and unfurnished Apply ROUNTREE'Phones Bell Matn S1&76 Atlanta. 1654 WXST END Charles P Glover Realty Co to present oWner for SS 504 Large H»t ne ar car lln* and only short distance Ponce da FOR RENT—Two large furnished rooms all HANDSOME brand new apartment, five ALTOLOMA I>on avenue. Easy term* 8e* Mr Armstrong: modern conveniences with or without rooms, private bath heat water electric board gentlemen preferred 193 Lee street tights. 335. 19 South Gordon West J99-L. Just beyond Decatur on Stone Mountain car line PORTER & SWIFT >f wall paper all grades. tb.at, I can, show West 780-,J •WILL sublet 4 room apartment, all Im- PEACHTREB STRBET PHONE 1VT 1257 you Also prices for hauilng an3 interior pro\ ements, screened porches Phone Ivy painting J W Dyer Main J440 SUMMER KESORTS _ 29&S AMBULANT tubercular patients can set 136 W PEACHTRKE, Apt. 39L Seat loca- 25 —NOW BUILDING —25 , good board at reasonable rates near tion, close In, making reduction until ex* /«• PURCHASE MONEY NOTES PURCHASE MONEY NOTES Highlands Sanatorium Apply to TV S plration oC leaae Fhone Ivy tflSl, phonea S306 Da\ is Highlands X C You will have to hurry if you want one on these terms. WINDOW 4NP HQPSE CIJgA'VlGSg. J 47* PURCHASE MONEY NOTES WANTED East Hunter St. Main 1175 Atlanta 1051- Call at Office or Property, desire hauseke'eplne "WE HAVE CLIENT with JlpO*fX)0 cash on hand for purchase money notes. rooms in pleasant location must be mod FOK HEN T—One- 4-room apartment, 277 Will buy in batches from $250 up NEAR SEER LICENSES erate References exchanged. Address I>-8 Eaat Pine. Call Ivy 4063. ^ care Conatitutii ,_ __...... _ cit\ FCBMSHKD OR ITNTCKXI81TED- W. P. COLE cil fon near beor licen-rt foi t> hue 01 B\ greotleman and bitter tn o rooms with CLOSE-IN APARTMENTS three to seven CLAUD E. SIMS j%e\v .South 3Sre%\ cry And lev Co* to 70 ijoird *tate price and It cation in reply rooms furnished and unfurnished. Apply feachtree street. f Address P fa, care Constitution. P. Ulover Realty 1408 Candler Bldg. Phones: Ivy 432; Atlanta/953. EMPIRE BLDG. tVg UM. NEWSPAPER! Page Fourteen. CHE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA; GA., WEDNESDAY, APBIL 15, 19J4.

• CEDARTOWN MAN SHOT; {•ATLANTA PRESBYTERY FUNERAL NOTICES. < Iff SERIOUS CONDITION BEGINS 3-DAY SESSION FEU>MAN—The .friends of Mr. and An Attractive Group NG10N GIVES \ t Mrs. R, 1,. Feldman are invited to at- Cedartown. Ga.. April 14. — (Special.) Toe .presbytery of Atlanta began : | tend *he funeral of their son, Herbert A quarrel .resulting from gambling three-day session last night at th Feldman, this morning at 10 o'clock ! was the cause of Cleve Holcomb being Westminster church. The Rev. 3D. H from the chapel of Greenberg & Bond GOOD ADVICE shot by Will Held late Sunday after- Ogxlen delivered the opening1 sermon "Oo. Interment in Greenwood. &w$ TTjctwny! noon. Reid has not been caught and The Rev. William Duncan was electe< TRIBBLE—The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb is in a serious condition. moderator, and the Rev. A. R. "Wood J. C. Tribble are invited to attend th« Makes Splendid Speech at the son, record clerk. Mary The exercises will continue today, be Dedication of Negro Odd Rome Official* Named. ginning fat 9 o'clock this-morning. Atlanta, Rev. Dr. Weathers officiating. Fellows' Auditorium. Borne, Ga., April 1*. — (Special/) — Interment in Roswell. Automobiles A Seven Days T. E. Grafton was last night elected leave Greenberg &jBoiwl Co.'s at 10 a. m. superintendent of public works to suc- Banquet Given Raven* Fully 3,000 negroes crowded the new ceed T. H. POOZ, the salary for thia A banq.uet was given Tuesday nigh X.ATHROB—Th© friends of Mr. and 572.000 Odd Fellows' auditorium in Au- office being fixed at $165 per month- by the Joca! chapter of the Nationa Mrs. "W. F. Lathrop are invited to at- Bedding Sale burn avenue last night, and heard J. M. Cooley waa re-elected as clerk of Association of Stationary Engineers in tend the funeral o-f their little son. the waterworks department a.t a sal- honor of the association's secretary Warren Milton, this ("Wednesday) aft- Bootee r T. Washington deliver an in- ary of J150 a month and V. W. McKln- Feed W. Raven, of Chicago. Mr. Ra ernoon at 2:30 o'clock from the resi- spiring dedicatory address. On the ney was re-elected as street overseer ven is in Atlanta on an annual trip o dence. No, 66 De So-to avenue. In Capi- outside more than 2,000 clamored for at a, salary of $90 per month. inspection. tol Vdew. Interment in West View. With Prices Down admittance, and bands of music parad- Carriages leave Barclay & Brandon ed up and down the street, celebrating Co., 246 Ivy street, at 1:30 o'clock. what Is considered to have been the most important event in the 'history of WILTBERGER—The remains of Fred- to Bed-Rock erick E. Wiltberg-er, who died April \ negro organization in Atlanta, 11, at a private sanitarium^ will 'be 1 Washington made a strong appeal to shipped to Philadelphia, Pa., CMs raorn- !Uie negroes of Atlanta, particularly to West Peachtree InK at 11 o'clock over the Southern \TlSlTORS Co the Grand j the youth. He declared that tth* south railway. The pallbearers and escort * Opera and Shriners' Con- i is the best place for the black man to are requested to meet at Greenberg & I live- in, and urged that every man and Near Seventeenth street, on lot 50x200 feet, we offer a Q-room Bond Co.'s at 10 a. m., where the re- vention must be accommodated. | woman of the race decide now upon house of the "Real Home" type. Four bedrooms, two baths mains now lie in state. Whatever it takes to fix up ex- the place of their future residence. TANNER—The friends of MT. and Mrs. "My advice is to remain here," he sleeping porch, hardwood floors throughout. This place was buil O. B. Tanner and family are Invited tra bedrooms, me have—and at said. "The negro of the sou-Ch wears to attend the funeral of Mrs. O. B. better clothes, IB better fed, and no for a home. The owner's ideas are the latest, and they have been Tanner this morning- at 9:30 o'clock prices much lover than usual able-bodied man need search Jong for from the residence, 8 S. Gordon street, carried out thoroughly. It's certain to please you. Price, $13,000 W-est End, Father O. N. Jackson offi- work. You are better off in the south ciating1. Interment at Au'burn, N". T. than in any other civilized part of the assume $5,000 loan, balance can be arranged. Carriages leave Greenberg & Bond Co. The need of the moment world." at 8:30 a. m. Syracuse, N. T., papers is to get ready |for the vis- Pride' In Race. please copy. He urged the negros of Atlanta to itors who will come to hos- take pridd in the race, and he also MICHAEL—The friends and relatives Forrest & George Adair of Mrs. Susan E. Michael, Mr, and Mrs. pitable Atlanta. We want appealed to them to put their faith in W, M. Awtrej, Mr. and Mrs. D. the -white man Of ^tie south,. Hemick. Mr. J. M. Michael, of Athens, to help — to express the "We are going to Uve by the side Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Fuller, Mr. and of the white man," he said. "This For Rent—Twenty-Room Rooming House Mrs. J M. Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. strength of our institution building means that we have faith in _At 11 Cone street, right near Marietta street, and within stonets throw o Jones, Mr, and Mrs. T. P. Toiand, oC the white man. The negro could not Tarn-pa, FIa.t ifr and Mrs. R, E. Thorn- through service. That's the City Hall and Postoffice, we have a three-atory 20-room brick house whicl ton, of Newnan, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. J. C. live in such large numbers in the south the right party can successfully run as a rooming house. ATI rooms are out Thornton, of Chicago, 111., and Mr. and, the underlying thought without the aid, sympathy and pro- side rooms. Kent $125 per month. Mrs H C. Thornton are invited to at- tection of the white .man. They can tend the funeral of Mrs. Susan E. behind this seven days' teach us much out of the book JOHN J. WOODSIDE Michael, Wednesday afternoon at 2 "30 of knowledge and common -sense. RKAL, ESTATE!—.RENTING—STORAGE from the residence of her granddaugh- sale of bedding. The re- Throughout the south today every ne- i 12 "HEAT, ESTATE B0W" ter, Mrs D. D Fuller, 205 Bryant gro has his white friend, and every PHONIES: Bell, Ivy 671, Atlanta 618.' street. East Point The remains will sulting bargains are only white mafa has his negro. There is be shipped to Athens, Ga.. for inter- more sympathy among the races of the ment. Athens papers please copy. incidental. It 'is well for south, today than in any other part of Flowers care A. C. Hemperley & Son. the world. Study has shown that both a city to have a store or Pho^o' by Francis E. Price, Staff Fhotogra pher. races are going to live In the souflh. Curd of Tlianktt. Colonel and Mrs. Robert J. Lowry and their grand-nephew, Robert Lowry Talk about colonizing the negro! You Mr. O B. Tanner and family wish to institution that lives with can build a wall around them all and express their appreciation to their Block, on the occasion of his first visit to them. He is the 3-months-old son you won't keen them from the white WEYMAN AND CONNORS aeig'hbore, friends, Fathei O. N. Jack- it, thinks with it and plans of Dr. and Mrs.. E. .Bates Block. man, and you'll have to build another son and the Ladies of St Anthony 3 wall to keep the white man away FIRST MORTGAGES ON ATLANTA REAL ESTATE Guild far the kindness and s> mpathy for it. from the negro. extended to them in their bereav e- "The white man is far ahead of the Established 1890 Trust Company of Georgia Bldg. ment. Sale lasts for one week. negro because he learned too many years ago to put two men to work for him. But tbis building means that fcARCL,AY & BRANDON CO. DEADLY STORM RAGES NINE GIRLS ACCEPTED through organization the negro is be- Funeral Directors, 246 Ivy St Rich's Round-Thread ing trained. In the past there has G. H. BRANDOT*. H. M. BRANDO*. been too much sentiment in business Prealdemt. Vice Preddeat. among the negroes. Put hard business f. W. AWFRY. Scc-T- and Trvmm. Sheets. & Cases in all organizations and we will gain more faith. Made Make State and County HESE sturdy, well wearing "Our race has been free fifty years, Blank Books T sheets and cases have One Person Killed and Three Miss Manelle Forster, of Ma- and we have not asked congress lor a Tax Returns NOW. Books penny for food or shelter. Every year justified their reputation Children Seriously Injured con, Among Them—Eleven congress Is asked for $12,000,000 to completest stock of the best Blank close April 30. through years of honest serv- support the American Indian. The ne- Near Moultrie. Deaconnesses Accepted. gro "has progressed more in fifty years Books to be found anywhere can be ice. We 'have sold them for than any other race." T. M. ARMISTEAD, Washington closed his address with found here. years throughout the South; Moulti ic, Ga., April 14.—One! person Port Worth. Texas, April J4.—Nin e an appeal to the negro youth to dis- Tax Receiver. we sell more and more of them was killed and three children were foreign missionaries and eleven dea- card idle habits and follow the careers aeriously injured this afternoon in a of men who 'have progressed. every year. Present prices are connesses linally accepted by the Other speakers were Bishop Wil- We have a bound book that will prove severe electrical storm that swept the Women's Missionary Council of the liams o-f Augnista, and Dr. C. T. Walker. from a seventh to a fourth less southern part oC Georgia, to be just the one for your business. Morrow Transfer & Methodist Episcopal church, south, in Following the dedication ex-ercises, A. C. Pilcher, well-known citizen of the Odd Fellows tendered Washington than usual. session here, were consecrated tonight a banquet in-Odd Fellows1 hall. Omega, was killed as he sat before an at services conducted by Bishop Edwin Corporation Records, Cash Books, Ledg- Storage Company open grate. The bolt came down the IX Mouseon, of San Antonio, Texas. A Splendid Structure. Rich's Silver Bleach Bishop Mouseon paid tribute to the The new auditorium is a magnificent ers, Journals, Day Books, Minute, Books and No. 26 W. Alabama St. Phone M. 43.-.3 chimney and did not disturb a brick. building1. It was erected at a cost of, Three smalt children visiting: their woman missionary and described the $72,000, and It lias a seating capacity i Record Books of all kinds. Sheets & Cases need of missionaries in un-Christian- of about 2,000. The building was Plan- Moke a specialty of moving:* stor- uncle, G. L. Truett, near Berlin, were ized lands. seriously Injured when lightning hit ned in 1913. Dr. W. F. Penn, one of Ing and pacfciwg houaehold goods. Georgrla Girl Accepted. the leaders of the race, was chairman Just Phone Main Two Six Hundred. HERE one wishes sheets and the Truett home. of the sinking- fund committee, and cases at a lower price than Those commissioned as foreign mis- Dr. H. K. Butler chairman of the build- sionaries are : Misses Manelle M. ing committee. The building was de- i W our Round Thread, we offer Forster, Macon, Ga.; Cora Godat, New signed by\V. A. Edwards, architect,; Opium. Whfak*r and Df»« fUbltm tm Rich's Silver Bleach. At present Orleans, La.; Laura G. Kennedy, Kem- and E. T. Piharrow was the -builder. The Foote £? Davics Company ne or *t SttUUrtam." Book OR rabjcct prices these are umnatchable. AT THE THEATERS, bridge, Va. ; Elma Morg-an, Stephens, interior is finished in hardwood and \ . DR. B. M. WOOtXJtV, 7 -N. WENT Sheets and cases have deep hems Ark.; Allene Pearce, Danville, K.y.; cement, and the exterior red flrervroof • Saaftarltun. Atfuita. G«atirt*. Louise Robinson, New Decatur. Ala. ; brick. The stage is sufficiently large FIVE SECONDS FROM FIVE-POINTS and are splendidly finished. Nina Stallings, Mexico, Mo.; Sue Stan- to accommodate conventions and other "Dope." ford, "Waco, Texas, and Mary Hood, gatherings. \ ^Vbero hundred! bare beae aired I* Uu 72x90 sheets 70c 90x99 sheets 93c {At the Grand.) Brownsville, Tenn. The Odd Fellows own about $300,000 etfe place for you to to. 81x90 sheets 79c 42x36 cases 16e the photodrama dwelling on the The office of deaconness was con- worth of property in Atlanta. The or- i 90x90 sheets 85c 45x36 cases 18c ./ork the Illegal sale of large quan- ferred upon Miss Emeline Abbott, Ard- ganizatlon comprises more 'than 40.000 MEN CURED tities of the deadly drug's creates In thle more, Okl Miss Bertie Ellison, members. I successfully treat 3SJ2KVE. &JLjOGi> countryy,. iIs beibeinng presented at the Grand jFrankllnville, N. C.; Miss Willia I. and Skin Disease*. Pimtlw, Eczema. twice dtiaUa y all this week. THe matinee prices j Francis, Washington, D. C.; Miss Mary —•*+ Catarrh. Ulctrt, Bed Spreads Reduced , are bargrgalns, ,10 cents securing the best aeata li. Hassler,, St.. Louis,, Mo..; Miss Fran- ; 1 ft • r • s an* A«u1o In the house, while at night, 20 cents is ces Miller, Lake Toxaway, N. C.; Miss SPLENDID CONCERT IS t Tmiblc*. PILES and the price for orchestra seats, and 10 cents Lillian Parker, Lindale, Texas; Miss FISTULA. Kline*. in the bdlcony. Hermann Lieb is starring GIVEN AT TABERNACLE FOR RENT Bladder and Chron- for This Sale Katie Walker, Comanche, Tefcas; Miss ic Dlieawk in the cast, while Laura plerpont plays the Jenny Williams, Jackson, Tenn.; Miss opposite lead. Daisy Myers, Louisville, Ky. ; Miss A. concert which deserved better at- adrtcv free. Do not Roberta Baker, Thurber, Texas, and Offices in Rhodes Building The sale includes hand- tendance than it received was given rang* weekli 01 embroidered bed spreads, Keith Vaudeville. Miss Dora Hoover, Mobile, Ala. last nigrht at the Baptist Tabernacle monthly pajmonta. (At the Forgyth.) Care of Unfortunate Women. under the auspices of the music com- Space in Rhodes Building Annex No dclcDlton tram French lawn bed spreads, im- The Forsyte's bill Is a rip-roaring suc- mittee of the Atlanta Woman's club. buxlneas. FBEE ad- cess this week. "The New Persian Gar- Dr. Carrie Weaver Smith, house phy- vie* aid confiden- ported and satin and dimity den" is the headline feature. Louis Simon, sicia-n of the Virginia K. Johnson Home The artists w,ere Cortez Wolffungen, tial treatment tajr a assisted by Fiavl Aracare, Lillian Board- for Girls, of DallasT Texas, said that tenor; Mme, Carthew Vorstoun, so- 3 Stores, 97-1O1-1O3 Marietta St. r e t u larljf Hunted spreads, hemmed and scalloped present day methods of the organiza- man, , Fred Lyon and ten other talented rano; Alexander von Skibinskl, vio- __ aat tilth and ex- crochet spreads and satin Mar- stars, offers this miniature musical com- tion in caring for unfortunate worn-en Bnist, and Miss Mildred de L. Harri- tortlcraate f • e • edy, one of the most successful operettas- •were inadequate. son, accompanist. A duet by Herr Loft, 44& E. Hunter, Opp. Courthouse charged by tome phjaldani and xpeclallsU. seilles spreads. These exam- ever seen on the Forsyth stage Stuart "While in your institutions unfortu- Wolffungen and Madame Vorstoun My feel are very lo« far traallni Catarrbal Barnes scores possibly the biggest success nate girls taken in charge by the that a single has ever scored here. Miss and a violin solo by Mr. Skibrnski were piiordern and BimpI* dlieaMt. ples are typical of the reduc- Allie "White, a clever and pretty violinlste, chUfpcta are under supervision,, but what particularly well done. Miss Harri- Fur Blood Priatn X UH the latest dUcor- happens when they leave none of you son's -work as accompanist was excel- A. G. RHODES & SON •rlea. K&nr cme^a cured wltb oo« treaCnuat tions 'throughout the stock: Is very good, and the melodrama, "Your know," Dr. Smit f 01 DOTTOIU and reflex trouble* 1 uat Flag and Mine." offers plenty of opportuni- , . h declared. "What lent throughout. 202 Rhodes Building Lymph Compound combined witb tn> dlna ty Cor comedy of a very entertaining soft, often happens is that, without a guid- ing hand, they are thrown into the Boura- 9 a.m. to 7 p.nt.: Sunday 10 to L CROCHET SPREADS same maelstrom from which Cbey came, DR. HUGHES. Specialist. "Kismet." and all your work has gone for AGED NEGRO IS KILLED I6U N. Broad Street, just a fen doori from naught." Marietta SL. OppOilt* Third Nat'l Bank, Hemmed Reg. Sale (At the Atlanta.) AT FOUNDRY STREET Atlanta G coral a. Otis Skinner in Edward Knoblauch's As a result of Dr. Smith's address Size Price Price splendid Arabian N"IglitK drama, "Kismet," ?500 was appropriated for the employ- NORTH SIDE LOTS presented by Klaw & Erlanger and Har- ment of a field worker to watch over Levy Bowls, 65 years old, a negro, 72x86 $1-50 $1.25 rison Grey Flake, comes to the Atlanta for young women released from institu- was killed last night by a Western and 6 LOTS ON ALBEMARLE ST $1,600, $1,650 78x88 1.90 1.50 I a four nlgrtits stnd "Wednesday matinee en- tions under jurisdiction of the council Atlantic train at the Foundry street 5 LOTS ON DRUID PLACE $1,650, $1,850 i graffoment "beginning- next'•Monday In the Appropriations of $126,272 for home crossing. The train was due to leave 2 CORNER LOTS, MYRTLE ST .-$4,000 84x96 2.25 1.89 j role of the picturesque beggar, Haj j. of Bag- and foreign missionary worit were ap- at 8:55 o'clock rfor Chattanooga, and AMUSEMENTS. dad, Mr Skinner has won the highest -was backing into the yards -when it 6 LOTS ON LAKE AVE 91,ft50 66x0X5 2.25 1,69 laurels of bis career. The part demands proved. Of this amount $72,000' was the full measure of this brilliant actor's art ap-portlpned to China; $29,000 to Korea; struck the old negro. He died an 1 LOT ON WEST FIFTH ST ...$2,750 and in' his Impersonation he has opportu- $15,772 to the Florida coast, and $9 500 hour and a half later at the Grady hos- 2 LOTS ON ST. CHARLES AVE $2,500 Marseilles Spreads nity to reveal his mastery ot technique as to the gulf coast. pital. well as the depth of his human understand- 1 LOT ON EAST TENTH ST., 61x190 $3,000 MATLANTI LMri I AM »*,3»*"**, . . » ing and sympathy. The company sup- 1 LOT ON PIEDMONT AVE $3,000 A| Thi We h porting Mr Skinner numbers one hundred 80x90 $3.00 $2.48 people, including dramatic actors, dancers, SUPREME COURT OF GA. TERMS ON ALL. 80x92 3.50 2.98 singers, muBlcIj-ne and Jugglers. The sale MQRTUARY Smashing the Vice Trust of seats begins at the Atlanta Thursday Hlnes v. State, from Cowcta superior E. RIVERS REALTY CO. 82x92 4.00 3.48 morning. court—Judg e Freeman. Judgment affirmed. See 1O Traps for GlrlB and Dis- 90x100 5.00 " 3.98 W. C. Wright A. S. York, tor plaintiff in trict Attorney Whitman's Raids error. T. S. Feltler, attorney general, J. R. (Main Floor—Left.) "Smashing the Vice Trust." J. B. Jones, Sr., Elberton. Terrell, solicitor general, contra. (At the Atlanta.) - Cantrell v. State, from Hall —Judg e J. B. A little recreation every day is better lOc, 15c and 25c ^That wontler photo drama. "Smashing the Elberton, Ga., April 14. — (Special.) — Jones. Judgment affirmed, fl. H. Dean,, for Vice Trust," H attracting hundreds to the Hon. J. B. Jones, Sr., one of Egbert's plaintiff in error. T. S. Felder, attorney Atlanta theater and i"? being talked of more old-est and best-known citizens., died general, Robert McMillan, solicitor general, thati a month once in a year. You make •Mattresses here this morning after a long ill- *> co^JX, MONDAY than any picture shown, since the "Halney contra. 1 African Hunt. It carries a powerful les- ness. He will be buried here tomor- Wilbum v. State, from Jones. Rehearing recreation easy by living right at it. Brook- Mitine* Wednesday $5.00; value $6.50. t.on and is one of the most dramatic and row. He was about 72 years olfl, and denied. GLOVER sensational affairs- ever shown on a film. has been one of Egbert's largest and haven faces the recreation ground of At-, «*B Ttiui-B. 3 $6.50; value $8.50. Reformers are Interested In the picture and beat farmers. He leaves several chil- ARGUED AND It Is stirring up Atlanta. The picture shows dren. In the '80s he represented El- Atlantic Circuit. REALTY^ OTIS Anfirablan Night $8.75; value $12.50. ten ways of trapping girls In the large cit- bert county In the le&islature. He James McNatt v. Clark Brother?, from lanta's builders. ies. It shows the work ot District Attor- Mclntosh. ney Whitman In smashing the vice trust will be buried with Masonic honors. Central of Georgia Railway company v. SKINNER IN KISMET Cots With Pad and its followers. It Is at the playhouse Elizabeth Mills, from Effln^ham. all the Week with matinees dally at 3 I.. F. Hodges v. B. H. Hodges, from When this fact is fully recognized you F»i-lo»» BOo to S» - o'clock Mrs. Tanners Funeral. TattnaU. (Continued.) $3-75! •value $5.00.' S. K. Ward, administrator, v. F. C, Mil- can get your own price for a Brookhaven lot. 21/2 Walt «n St. $6.oO; value $9.00. 'The Lily." ler, administrator *t al., from Liberty. (At the Lyric.) Macon Circuit. ATLANTA'.; BUSY THEATER >$8.oo; value $10.00. The opening of ~ the Lucille La Verne Mrs. M. A. Hendrlclss v. Mar Jackson company at the Lyric has been auBplcious, urn, . .. or ura. rs. Tanner et al., from Bibb. FORSYTH Brass Beds to say the least, and the generous applause was 39 years old. She is survived by Hutchinson Shoe company v. Bllco Mercan- M. C. KISER REAL ESTATE CO. accorded them by the ttrst-nishters ausurs tile company et at, from Bibb. LOUIS SIMON, assisted by F!«i« drjcro and for an unprecedented" success. The critics her husband and several children. • Masses & Felton Lumber company v were as sincere in their praise as was the Georgia and Florida Railway, from Btbb. PHONE: MAIN 1534. as IAVMAN BUILDISC. Company of 14 Inclndim Lillian totrtau* In (III $10.00; value $18.50. public. Not one but agrees that the com- Jim Harris v. Washington Amos, executor. PONCE DE LttOX HOME. Musical Hit "Th« NewPtnlfH Q»r4tn" $15.00; value $22.50. pany, collectively * and* individually. Is the Warren Milton Lathrop. Louisa Lamb v. Empire Life Insurance On Ponce de Leon avenue, beyond the Ball Park, -we have a hctndsome test of its lrfn early Tuesday morning Mrs. E. N. Turpln, Sr. et al. v. R. J. Tay- sell on a small cash payment and monthly notes. Owner is anxious to close Is no question as to the merit of the or- at the family Residence. No. 66 DeSoto lor et al.. receivers, and vice versa, from out his holdings? See us Monday. ganization flhe has brought here. "The street. The funeral services will be Bibb. Lily" has never been seen here^ before. The held Wednesday afternoon, from the W. B. Small v. J. S. Jones, from Btbb. surpassing excellence of the La Verne com- residence, and burial will be in West Bank of Soperton v. Empire Realty Curtains, Rugs & pany's performance, combined "with the pop* View cemetery. Trust company et al.. from Bibb. Buy a lot a,nd I'll draw your plans and LYRIC Werit TM>. ular price, should pack the Lyric. furnish specifications for everything. Can do it cheaper than anybody else in At- Draperies Reduced Charles £. Budden. lanta. Have big stock of brick veneer' LUCILLE La VERNE-CO. MRS. FELTON ATTENDS COURT OF APPEALS OF CA. GET 2-story and bungalow house plans to Fr«s.n<» lor Tint Tim. In Atlanta The body of Charles E. Eudave you money. B co1 CANAL TOLLS HEARING j ham, N. C., arrived yesterday HTL At- Argued and Submitted. Sf=:12, *"' ' "THE UlY" E goes into this sale at sav- lanta for burial. The funeral is to be R. W. Graves v. JR. A. Denny et 1., re- KRITZ WAGEVER, Washington, April 34.— WICK Sitting at the foot of the long tafcle Tuesday afternoon at his residence Johnson, from Fulton. WANTED—APARTMENT sale at 400. Desirable designs around which the committee, the wit- 959 Marietta. street. He leases a Southern Railway company v. William Have client with other properties. Will give or take difference. Closer In "nesses and the newspaper men were widow, six daughters and four sons. Johnson, from Fulton. the better. From *5.000 to 1200,000. <, HERMAN I.IKB'S THRILLING in filet, madras and fish net gathered. Mrs. Felton, who is "grow- The funeral arrangements are not yet A. M. Smith, administrator, v. r>ycard PHONE IVY 8223. J. J. ROGERS." 1520 CARDL.KR BUMS. VAUDEVIluLE HIT. ing- on SO." took notes industriously. made. Construction company, from Fulton. weaves. White, cream and She Is here £or her ennual -visit to Atlantic Coast Line Railroad company -. A. T. Snodgrass & Co., from Thoma*. Arabian, 45 inches wide. scenes made familiar to her when Dr. Frederick E. Wiltberger. \ ; Standard Oil company et al. v. G. W. lUa- W. H. Felton .was in congress. Inci-k ean et aJ-, fron^ Thomas. dentally, Mrs. Felton Is taking an in- Frederick E. Wiltfeerger, 50 years T. \V. Salter v. Decatur county, from De- Arrsraced In Six Senutloaal Recla. Large and small rugs are terest in, the approaching I^atifrhters old. died Tuesday at the Grady hos- JOEL HUNTER & CO., ATLANTA here at bed-rock prices. $1.50 of the American Revolution congress. pital. The body is to be sent for burial! C H. C. Parker v. Y. A. Daniel et al., from Direct From Wrber'a B'mfr Tkrater. from Greenberg & Bond's undertaking kinds $1.35; $3 kinds at $1.95; establishment to Philadelphia. Aucusta-Alken Hallway and Electric cor- CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Indoned. By Every New York Critic poration v. A. 1*. Jones, from Richmond, Applauded By Thousand* mt Weber*a $35 genuine Axminsters at Ham? Acting fary. "E. C. Early et «l. v. A. I*. Hampton, from Mary Claire Tribble. Floyd. * THE HOST WONDEHFUI, PHOTO. $19.75- Washington. April 14.—Cipecial.)— 33. I* Darling v. ]**. M. Furdom, adminis- dllUm J. Hams, director^ of the cen- Mary Claire Tribble, 22 months old.- trator, ttffna. 'Pierce. DRAMA Of THE MOMENT. (Third Floor.) sus, was appointed acting se*retarv of the daughter ot J. C. Tribble, died Aaron Andrews v. I>eon Chason, admin- NO CASH PAYMENT , commerce for the day, and dischargedTuesday morning at the family resi- istrator, from Decatur. Buy a home and pay for it like rent. Pay me $60 a month, with interest, Matinee Today. 3 P. at, 10 MM. RICH & BROS. CO.ff the duties of that position aSwelv l as dence, 80 Baas avenue. Burial a to R. JU. Cooney Y. G. W. Voote, from JPul- and I will sell you my nice Juniper street ho me. No cash downj Address those ot director. be in RoBwell, Ga.. ton. Excellent. BPI S3, Constitution. ^ cents; »l»»t, at SOP, 1O a«J so gemta.

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