THE STANDARD SOUTHERN THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION NEWSPAPER Dally «Kd Sndar* carrier d«Uvery, 12 eeau weekly. V.,1. XLVX—No. 347. ATLANTA, GA, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 28, 1914. —SIXTEEN PAGES. Slaitle cople* em the afreet* aad at newaBtanda. fi cento. BIG ALLIGATOR WITH THREE BURNS AIDS HOG IN ITS .STOMACH CONFESSES THEFT "Sleeve" Situation Reaches Poetry Stage; HllERTA AGREES KILLED NEAR CAIRO OF \7 000INTFNOFO' Members of Park Board Are Standing Pat Felham, Ga., May 27.—(Special.)—A. FINED AND BOUND R. Humphrey* »nd Frank Tennlaon TO YIELD POWER war* exhibiting on the streets of Pel- ham today a foot of a large alligator, wtolch they killed In the Ochlochknee WHAT ARE WE| TO OVER BY RECORDER river, ten miles south of Cairo, Mon- 'FOR ATLANTA BANK day, while there on a fishing trip. N£*T_? The alligator measured 10 feet and 4 inches. Wlhen skinned and cut open Detectives Are Charged he was found to contain a half-grown Oscar Williams, Express It Is Said Dictator Has With Operating in Atlanta hog. ' Messenger, Admits Steal- HORRJ&LEJJ Communicated His Deter- Without Permission of the ing 7 Packages Containing 7IZIL mination to His Delegates Police Board and Chief. in All Nearly $5,000. TA-HAR.! "\ at Niagara Falls and Also TOBACCO BANNED | ANOTHER / SLEEVELESS to Washington. CITY'S LAW IS ATTACKED DETECTiVES RECOVER ISUIT! ~) BY PRISONER'S ATTORNEY BY PRESBYTERIANS *r $3,000 BURIED IN BOX ENTIRE AGREEMENT Southern Assembly Op- BY THE MEDIATORS Judge Powell Declares Or- poses Use by Ministers and Thefts of Packages Unno- ON ALL MAIN ISSUES dinance Is Unconstitution- Church Officials — North- ticed Until Sum Sent Lo- al — Cases Against Mc- ern Assembly for Grape cal Bank Was Missed. Predicted That Peace Pro- Worth and Sears Are Dis- Juice at Communion. Williams Out Under Bond tocol Will Be Signed With- missed. in a Week—Points Yet to Macon, Ga,. May 27.—(Special.)—Os- Kansas City, May 27.—The general car Lee Williams, a 24-year-old ex- TV. "W. ("Boots") Rogers, an operator assembly of the Presbyterian church in Be Taken Up Relate to In- press messenger for the Southern Ex- ^~ -r^lP^siii of the local Burns Detective agency, the United States (southern) went on p-ress company, and member of a prom- •who has been assisting Dan S. Lehon, record late • today as opposed to the ternal Problems—Carranza inent family at Fort Valley, has been southern manager of the Burns Inter- use of tobacco among clergymen, can- park board, who have taken it enthu- board goes ahead and steels its obsti- May Send a Representa- national Detective agency, in investi- didates for the ministry and church arrested here on a charge of larceny AN EXPOSURE. siastically upon themsedves to defy nate self against changing it. gating the alleged illegal and "frame- officials. after trust. In conneotlon with the The naked hills lie wanton to the most anything from petitions on up to "In the first place," Commissioner tive to Niagara Falls. up" methods said to have been pur- Rev.-J, S. Lyons, Louisville, Ky., re- theft of J4.900 from the express com- breeze; the deep-seated grudge that is likely Green continues, "a majority of the sued 'by the Atlanta police in securing pany made up of seven different pack- The fields are nude, the groves to take root In Piedmont's loyal pa- people are under a misapprehension tiring moderator, recommended on be- as to what the regulations really are. evidence against Leo M. Frank, con- ages, all of which were stolen at dif- unfrocked; trons. Vcra Or us. May 27.—"Reports reach- half of the committee on bills and over- Mayor Woodward, who quite ob- The board, when it considered the victed of the mujder of Mary Phagan tures, that the assembly reply In the ferent times. Bare are the shivering limbs of bathing rules, sought to regulate the ing1 here today tih'roiigh private souices shameless trees; vlously hasn't forgotten .that he once was fined $100.75 by Recorder Nash negative to an overture that it should Williams was arrested on a warrant was a. boy, has taken a stand In sup- costumes in order that deuency might declare President H'Uerta has commit- What wonder Is it that the corn ,^ Broyles Wednesday afternoon in po- discourage tobacco. from Warren county, issued at Camak, port of the irate bathers. He avers be maintained-at the lake arid to pre- ted himself specifically to turn o\ er i« shocked? vent bathers using suqh suits as were lice court and bound over under toond Overruled Dr. Lyons. and has confessed, and returned $3,250 that the sleeve rule impresses him the government to a commission of j considerably on the order of comic disported last season. of 5200 for violating a state statute. "This is a convention," he said. "Wa of the money. The balance he has '% for one, will not stand for a prominent members of various factions Rogers was charged -with! operating not given up, and claims that $900 of By Britt Cral«._ opera stuff Harken to his words, ye did not meet here to quibble over small faithful followers. change in the rule unless it i_an be In the republic, such as has been sug- as a detective In, the city without the matters of personal hab.it, but to settlej" was given by him to Fred Tlhomp- The aSbove poetic outburst of the "It's just for the world 'like comic shown that a hardship has been im- gested at the Niagara conference He permission of the police 'board and the some of the great questions troubling son for aafe Beeping and that Thomp- versatile Mr. Sam W. Wilkes discloses opera. If a man or boy goes to the posed upon the 'bathers. Honestly, I believe that the rule is a good one and is said also to have agreed to relin- chief of police. The state case againsf son refuses to give up the money. the face that the "sleeve" situation at lake with a suit that is Immodest, let our church." should be allowed to stand. I can't quish power to anv sou-Lessor such a him -was similar in character, being in Thompson was arrested today on cont- Piedmont park has reached the rhyme the policemen or the park attendants The assembly overruled Dr. Lyons plaint of the express company and a see that it Is going to hurt anything, :-ommissioii mi^ht select violation of an act of the general as- and verse stage.. eject him. Everyone who goes to and adopted the overture. charge of gaming made against him. but, on the contrary, it will dignify The report further sa\ s Huerta's dp- sembly of 1892, making it' a misde- It's a "bare." that poem!, You'll ad- ipark or place for public amusement our popular resort." When the committee on systematic It is

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ioc and iz^c Dress LEMONS PILLOW CASES COATS MACHINE GLOVES HUCK TOWELS Ginghams, Plaids and Three dozen for Today THREAD (One Day Only ) Starts Today Women's 16-button black Cannon's genuine Red Checks, at 9c 7 Spools and white Silk, allover em Border 18x36 Towels— 25c 81x90 ooc Mohawk broldered and stitched 7c Yard Limit $ dozen. No Sheets backs—usually 91.50— phones. And the signal for a General Rush to Get the Supplies of 25c 7c Limit, 20 yards. No 79c Summer Goods Same as tho' Buying in Month o! July-- Limit, 7 Spools, No 89c Pair Limit i dozen No phones. Grocery Department. No phones. phones. Limit, 3 pairs. No phones IT' phones. Gigantic Sale Women's and June Lace Dress June Sale Sale Patterns Silk Hose Misses' Wash Dresses 3,500 yards Applique Vals, $1.00 kind "TJavoh" Shadow Laqes, Point de Voiles and fine Crepes 1 Our buyer, Mr. J. D. Bellah, wires from New York—"Have sent you, Pure Food Paris and other fine Laces, and Ratines; embroid- and ('oiiqueroi , lull by express for the opening of the June Sale, 700 beautiful white and 2 to 5 inches wide, 150 and ered; white and colors; fashioned; black and all Groceries IQC values, yard $12 and $15 Dresses for coloi'b colored Voile Dresses, including the Russian tunic styles and other Have them charged on smart models—the largest and most successful purchase I ever made. your Dry Goods account. Fast deliveries. Phones: 9c $6.69 79c Pair You can advertise them to the women of Atlanta in all sizes, from 14 M. 1061, and Atlanta 464, to 44, to make a record-breaking sale." Every one worth double, at 4838. FOR FIRST DAY OF just two prices, THE JUNE SALE, A. Summer Snowstorm MAY 28TH, LOAD UP! On the Second Floor TODAY! Third Floor. FLOUR, "CAPITOLA," tO You A GREAT FAVORITE brand, 24-lb. Women's hemstitched, tucked Cambric Corset Covers, lace and sack .... and lace-trimmed Drawers, open embroidery trimmed, 25c \alue 77 c and closed, value 25c— 4 «• -^ June Sale WaisTSale LEMONS, extra juicy, June Sale Price ... I OC Price . bought for this <^ (J Fifteen different styles in Nain 1,000 Women's $2.00 and sale; 3 dozen for 4^ ^J C Women's Cambric Drawers, four sook and Crepe Ribbon and em rows tucks, embroidery— broidery trimmed, 35c $2.25 Waists^ in lovely EGGS, ' fresh country, June Sale Price . value June Sale Price large yqlks, 5

anv other authority—no (heed to a long- we will not know the difference Ruth Hick. ZoILIe McArthur, Elsie overjoy ed because he was allowed to writ from a judge or anything* else between an A, B and a veterinary ioberts. Bertha Adams, Annie Jenkins. mingle with the fezzed hordes as a Mr and Mrs Marshall took luncheon bona fide member of Yaarab temple except my commands. He aald he He added, however, that he did not decry this tendency In modern educa- at the Piedmont hotel at 1 o'clock and put on a stunt at Whitehall *tnd WAR WAS PLANNED would do so " j tion, for in some Instances Latin and r^ then escorted to the Terminal Mitchell street and not onlv caused Kept His Flan Secret. j Greek are not necessary to an educa- station, leaving for Washington at painful injuries to Dr Da\ id Moury : Colonel Roosevelt said he kept his | tion or career 2 45 o'clock. of Atlanta, but did something which plan secret, even from the members. The vice president said he didn't be- no well behaved camel has e\er been of his cabinet The operators, he s,aid, I lieve woman to be the equal of man, known to do j BY COL ROOSEVELT persisted in their uncompromising plan < ARTIFICIAL WOMAN but the superior He concluded by as- To make a long storv short, Yaarab j until finally a change came and after | serting that after all life narrows man> disputes about the membership leading the processions to and from; down to two things—faith and friend- YAAINK LITTLE STUNT the Terminal station, tried to set a of the commission one was appointed Vice President Tells Agnes ship pace for the \isitors to follow and In and the strike ended. Senator Hoke Smith, was on the pro- so doing he ran pell mell into r_>r Colonel Roosevelt was constantly g-rg.ni to speak after the vice presi- TOENDCOALSTR1KE Scott Girls That Charm Is 6 Moufv, injured the doctor's right hand sparring with Mr, Wales, who conduct- dent, but was unable to be present. and bruised the doctor s shoulder ed his own case, when, under cross- MAy COST ATLANTA DEAR The scholarship announcements and The result is a claim for $2.500 examination. Mr Wales frequently an- Not the Product of Intel- prize awards were made and Mr Mar- against the city The claim w as gered him and he bent forward, shak- snail applauded with the audience as brought to the attention of the claim's He Frankly Admits That ing his finger at the lawyer and scowl- Camel Runs Into Physician committee "Wednesda> afternoon Let Baby Have It lectual Attainments. each name was read. The accident will be investigated by When President He Had ing at him He- said he had never The scholarship awarded to the During Shriners' Parade, In- In-vestlgator Cochran and w ill be re X^TASHINGTON CRISPS seen Mr Wales before and knew noth- student most proficient in studies was ported at council's next meeting ing of an> part TV hich the plaintiff Vice President Marshall warmly won b> Miss Frances Thatcher, of the juring Hand and Shoulder. are light and easilj di- Arranged to Send U. S. took In settling the strike scored the artificial, beauty-craving freshman class, honorable mention, Mr "Wales tried to maike Colonel women of today in a ten minutes' talk Miss Jeannette Victor Gorgas in Mobile. gested, an ideal food to build up Troops Into Pennsylvania. Roosevelt admit he was willing to vio- Other awards were Music scholai - Atlanta is facing a $2.500 damage late the laws, defy the courts and dis- Wednesday morning at the commence- suit and the blame has been placed Mobile Ala., Max* 27 —Surgeon Gen- childish strength and mate the regard the constitution to settle the ment exercises of Agnes Scott college ship in piano, Miss Mynelle Blue, eral "^V llliam C Gorgas returned to music scholarship in voice, Miss Doro- squarel} on the shoulders—rather the Mobile, the city of his birth, today to little folks plump and meny, strike in the college chapel hump—of Yaarab the pet camel of be the guest of the Univ ersity of "I -w ouldn t accept your Interpreta- thy Brow n, scholarship in art. Miss NO WORRY ABOUT LAW; "Chaitn, dear girls," he said, "is ;not Hallie Smith, Laura Scott medal for Gress zoo at Grant park Alabama medical department at its tion of the constitution," Colonel in intellectual attainment The smart- highest average in math-ematics. Miss Yaarab is the protege of the park annual commencement. Dr Gorgas Washin$pn"CRISPS HE'D HAVE FOUND A LAW Roosevelt retorted ' I proposed that Megara "Waldron, honorable mention. department and Dan Care> Prior to will be principal orator at closing ex every action I took should be In ac- est woman I ever knew affected me ercises tomorrow and will speak at like the sound of a rat tail file on a Misses Laura Cooper and Lucile Fln- this date Yaarab enjoyed the distinc two banquets and two luncheons dui 10C- JKcbot value In the cordance with the constitution as tionj of being the very best beha\ ed Abraham Lincoln construed it" cross-cut saw She had no charm ney ing his sta> here Toda\ Dr Gorg is grocery s'ore today which, after all is a tenderness, a Certificates Awarded. camel that e\er roamed the Sahara visited the house in which he w •\\ould you ha\e settled the strike, But during Shi me week \aarab born lau or no law*7' persisted the plain- irraciousness the product and the Certificates were awarded to the fol- Roosevelt Says He Just tiff Fountain of religious influence" lowing In history to Miss Gertrude 1 d have settled it. Colonel Roose- The vice president said he remem- Bresmck, in Latin, to Miss Louise Me Wanted a Chance to Send velt said 'I'd have found a law.' bered his mother as an angular, raw- Nult>, in music, to Misses Isabelle boned woman of great bulk, who Norwood and Amelia Sadler, In piano Army and Settle Things. would have never taken a prize at a to Miss Mary G Beddinger beauty show, but whose "unattractive Debating pins were awarded to shell Inclosed what was the greatest Would Have Risked Ef- 1 Mtsses Emma Jones and Marv Schnei- ing of all—a, "woman " der, who won the debate against fort to Impeach Him. Full of Patboa and Wit. Sophie Newcomb college, and to Miss Th-e vice president was introduced Marguerite "Wells, alternate in the de- by Dr F H Gaines, president of the bate New York, May 27 —Theodore college Mr Marshall's talk was full Degrees were conferred to Misses IN ATLANTA TODAY Mildred Holmes, Kathleen Kennedy, Roosevelt, as president, was ready to of pathos and wit and held the stu- Muse's dents in rapt attention throughout his Theodosia Cobbs, Mary Pittora, Mar take measures ' equivalent to action discourse. He spoke of the tendencv guerite Wells Helen Brown, Nell In time of war" to end the strike In Will Make an Inspection of of universities to exclude the dead lan- Clark, Sarah Hansell, Ruth Blue Lot the anth-aclte mines in 1902 He was guages from their curriculums, declar- tie May Blair Louise McNulty Ethel determined to take action, e\en though the Convict System of ing that some of them no longer re- McConnell, Linda Miller, Florence d.n effort should be made later to im- the State. quire Latin and Greek for the A B Brinkley, Charlotte Tackson, Annie Palm Beach Suits peach him for it degree, and he waa afraid that before McLorty, Mary Brown, Martha Rogers. Mr Roosevelt so testified today in I giving testimony here today before a Governor Ben W Hooper of Ten- referee in the suit of Alexander T nessee accompanied by several mem- Some Facts About Them Wales, a lawyer of Bmgha,mton, X bers of the highway commission of Y, against John P White president that state will arrive in Atlanta this of the United Mine Workers of Amer morning for the purpose of having a The Palm Beach Suit is an established lea, for fees he alleges are due him conference with the members of the Savings Talks for the part he took in settling the prison commission and later of mak- popular feature of summer—like ball games ing an investigation of (Georgia's plan and surf bathing, and differs as greatly. 'In September," said Mr Koose\elt, for working com lets on the public highways "the situation began to grow acute Thrift Las been defined The composite character of the genuine It was a situation full of menace to Se\eral counties will be visited and Palm Beach Suit is made up of many small the count rj- I aaked permission to the workings of the Georgia system as "creative economy, ana, appear before the representatives of will be thoioughly gone into as Emerson says, "creative things. It's the unseen that gives permanency the operators and of the miners Vt present the convicts of Tennes- to the visible. regarded the attitude of John Mitch see are largely -worked in the coal economy is the essence of ell, then head of the miners, as rea mines of that state and for some time magnificence." Palm Beach Suits, strikingly similar in sonafole and the attitude of the opera- there has been considerable opposition to this plan appearance, differ often in these essential tors as unreasonable and offensive Governor Hooper ia undecided as to The practice of Thrift Intended to Use \rrny. the best method and for that reason points of goodness. After telling of his efforts to settle determined to make a first-hand in- •would be a panacea for the strike through a committee of ar- ~v estigation many of the ills caused by We present our Palm Beach Suits with the assurance that they are bitration, which Grover Cleveland con- Members of the prison commission of Georgia will afford Governor the best to be had. We ask you to buy them with that assurance. sented to head, he continued Hooper everj oipporfcunity for getting the present high cost of "I made up my mind that I would all the information he desires living. Besides their substantial outward appearance, they are sewed with have to tal.e drastic action unless the operators and miners got together I YOUR ACCOUNT INVITED silk thread, edges are stayed with non-shrinkable linen tape and coats Intended to send in the United States HURT IN LAKEWOOD LAKE have genuine pearl buttons. The label in collar is washable, which is army—I only wanted to get it in there, HE ASKS $800 DAMAGES and I'd take care of the situation 100% Safety only another evidence of the quality of the suit. 1 "I told Senator Quay, of Pennsylva- Because in diving from a platform at Lakewood he struck his head on a nia, I'd act, and I d guarantee that stump hidden in the water, Martin Tan, Gray, and Tan With Stripes- the people of the eastern seaboard Cornellson a citizen of Atlanta, Is hold- would have C6al and have It right ing the city liable for damages in the Sizes 33 to 52—Price S8.5O. sum of $800 and lias filed a claim for away I told him that if he would the i ecovery of that amount help me he could vote to impeach me Cornellson, throug-h his attorney, pre- Norfolks, S1O.OO and $11.50. sented the claim before the claims com- Central Uornk$ later if he v Ished I asked Quay to arrange to have Governor Stone, of mittee of council "Wednesday after- noon He asserts that he paid 25 cents Palm Beach Shoes to Match, $4.OO. Pennsylvania, when I notified the gov- for the pri\ilege of bathing: at Lake- ernor, send word to me that he "Bras j wood, and that he assumed that the unable to control the situation, and! Jcity had thrown about the proper safe- oration then I would send in the army guards to protect patrons ON I planned to ha\e General Sehofield Lakewood is leased bj the city to a _ CANDLER BUILDING, ATLANTA go in and take charge with the troops private individual, but Cornellson nev- ertheless contends that the city is lia- BRANCH BANK CORNER MITCHELLftFORSYTH STS. Geo. Muse Clothing Co. and act practically recei\ er for the ble for damages as thei result of the mines I told the general it would be accident equivalent to action taken in time of war and that he must pay no heed to JOHN R. COOPER SPEAKS IN RABUN COURTHOUSE Cla\ton G-a , May 27—(Special )—- STEW SALT Hon J R Cooper, of Macon. candidate for United States senate to succeed BEEF MEAT the late Senator Bacon. spoke for about one hour and a half to an audi- Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. c ; en<~e in the couithouse in the interest ' of his candidacy Tuesday at 2 o'clock Ib. Ib. He paid his respects to all his oppon- ATLANTA ents except Mr Hutchens, and did not NEW YORK PARIS Missouri Brand Breakfast fail to handle them with gloves off j e He was given strict attention and at times applauded { BACON 144 .b. He promised that if he was sent tol the senate that he would always work Blue Valley Butter 9*7 1 A for the interest of the farmers and the a s lendid and common people The crowd -was not The 40c kind; our price £ / 2»» -very large owing to the fact that Ra- P Characteristic Blue Valley Co 's Golden Glow, pure bun superior court had adjourned the Creamery Butter, the kind day previous j Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBoseCo. you- grocer sends you and The man who travels on his cheek I charges you 35c for ought to have a pretty strong- face. ] I** Cash Gro. Sou 37 S. Broad You never can tell Sometimes the I truthful man really catches the most I If ever the time were propitious for buying a suit it is now ! , fish | We make this statement on top of having made some most extraordinary prices. The Seventy-Two Suits That $ t -3.50 Sixty-One Suits That Were $ 1 Q.50 Twenty-Two Silk Suits That $ -50 Were $25, $30 to $40 are -i-*> $35 to $55 and $60 are A -^ Were $39.50 to $65.00 are Undergar- Crepe poplins, serges, silk poplins, navy, Copen- Sixteen of these are the celebrated Max M The average price of these is hagen, gray, reseda, wistaria and a fine sprinkling Scln\arc7 suits, they were $50 to $60 Forty five Choose from crepe i adiunis, faillcb, moires pop- ments of black suits, these in serges, with most attractive were $35 to $45 Splendid variety of fabrics and lins and taffetas, Copenhagen, navy, \Mbtana, green skirts and black That Keep colors, including black and navy and checks. Those who are planning a trip this summer will find this a most helpful occasion, wherein a suit of smart style may be bought at a next You Cool to nothing price. When genius applied itself to the summer No giving details of styles—but rest assured the styles are correct, as correct as we could find them. Many skirts even show the long tunics. comfort of man, the thin sheer fabrics used for Perhaps the most notable group in the sale are the suits at $19.50, which contains sixteen suits of that notable maker Max M. Schwarcz. men's underwear were evolved. English crepe, French ribbed lisle, nain- So this is the fair notice of today's opportunity. ' Be mindful of it. sook and soiesette are the commendable ma- terials we're showing in our splendid summer lines. A. Day of Fine Savings in the Corset Section You Are Invited to Visit Vassar Union Suits — A sale made possible by a fine purchase and by our intention to clear away certain what is perhaps the most complete Ribbed Elastic Bands and Closed Crotch. lots at the time of the greatest advantage to you. Ribbed French Lisle SJ.5O and $2 English Crepe ...... S1.5O So today you may pay Talking Machine Section So'.esette ...... 52. OO that Atlanta has yet seen Scriveri 's Elastic Seam SI. 50 and $2 c For $1.50 c For $1.50 $-1 .39 For $2.50 Checked Nainsook . . . . SI. OB The carpenters have just turned o\ er to us the 49 Corsets 93 Corsets X Corsets booths in the first floor of the Furniture Store—and Two-Piece Suits — New now you may select the Talking Machine you Athletic Underwear —Nainsook . Slightly soiled corsets of coutil Of stuidy coutil and batiste, like best. Soiesette and Madras — and batiste. Choose from styles The result of a fine pui chase, a se\ eral styles, low and medium light summer corset of mercerized bust and a few with high bust; 5Oc to S1.5O Garment with low busts and medium low strip; a tapeless model and medi- long skirts; free hips, and models The Sonora, The Victor, The Colombia. busts, long skirts and free hips um low bust model, embroidery with bones over hips; embroidery Pajamas — and band over hips. Not all sizes trimmed, non-rusting bone trimmed Victor, Columbia and French Records. Cool summer fabrics, white and fancy — $1 to $5 C\rlton Co. 36 Whitehall St. Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. Page Four THE CONSTITUTION, AT.LANTA, GA., THUESDAY, MAY 28, 1914.

Monday, declared that If he was an A. C Bradley, a former employee of HE BLINDFOLDED SELF eyes and the blackcap was adjusted , employee of a mill he would most prob- the cotton mills, »nd a strike sympa- MRS. PATE DENIES thizer over the mask I 011^0 never saw the ably belong to a. union, but that he 1 GOING TO DEATH CHAIR death chair Longo \% is married in STRIKERS ARE RNED Their fines are being fought, ceritor- would not tolerate violence on the part ari proceedings being entered) and the THAT COURT ORDER the deith hou*=e "Monda\ niprht so that j HOSPITAL IS NEEDED his \\ te to whom he hid been joined of unions to obtain their demands final decision will rest with. a. higher Trenton N J, Ma\ 27—To =hut out The three strikers, who were charged tribunal WAS NOT OBEYED the siq-ht of the death chair and the bv relifaious ceiemoi \ min\ -v eirs ago,, with rocking a switch engine while it J A Strickland. 23 years old, a >outh- w, itnesses Raefelo Longo \v ho \v as could obtim some f ropert\ he pos- i was backing aome freight cars loaded ful member of th« striking employees. put to death in the state prison here sensed in It'll* Hi" execution w is for- , was brought into court under the ld.st night insisted on blindfolding the tnurdei of ^nloi io Miffliore his with mill supplies into the mill yards, Ortfrs Louisa Pate, mother of little cousin in Flisabt-th nearly two >ears were each fined $100 75, and bou.nd over charge of having made several threats TOTREATPELLAGRA Jewell Pate makes a statement to The himself before leaving his cell Recorder Nash Broyles, in imposing under ?5GQ for trial t)y the supremo ag-ainst the life of OJscar Elsas vice -Constitution denying the story told, bj The mask was not removed from ins ago heavy penalties upon the three strik- president of the mills, and a prominent court under the charge of rioting citizen of Atlanta. Mr Elaas produced her husband to an Atlanti newspaper ers "Wednesday morning charged with The defendants were "W E Fleming, witnesses who stated that they had a few cK>.5 ago in regard to Mrs Pates disorderly conduct and rioting- at the president of the Atlanta local Textile Pitiful Case of Sam Fortune workers C F Rudder, a striker, and heard Strickland threatened to kill the having \iolated Judge Pendleton s or- Pulton Bane &nd Cotton mills last mill official, and Recorder Broyles der that he be allowed to see the child thereupon imposed a fine of 510 75 on and His Family Proves once a week Strickland Mrs Pate claims that never since Atlanta Shoiild Have Such the order of thw i_o-urt instructing1 her AFTER HUNGER IS SATISFIED— to let the father see the little girl JEWELL KELLEY CO. an Institution. for a few hours each week she has Then what? Is there a feehng of hea\ me1-- of Bloating Heartburn, 'Is Your Stomach Wrong TO RETURN TO BiJOU never failed to have the child at the appointed place except when the lit- Nausea Something remains undigested ferments and disturbs the Secretary Joseph. C I*ogan. of the For the first time In nearly tw< tle girl was too sic-k to be allowed to entire system Such cases can be matenalh benefited bv us of Sooner or later yon will be wrong in every organ of yonr years the doors of the Bijou •will bi Associated Charities, yesterday force leave her home body. It is awell known factthatover95% of all sicknesses closed for a period of two weeks dur fully pointed out the distressing need She further denies that any contempt Ing which time the popular Marietta in the city for an institution for the proceedings have been entered in couit are caused by ailments of the digestive organs. If yon have street theater will undergo some need treatment- of pellagra by her former husband againfat her the shghest suspicion that your stomach requires treatment, ed repairs and the house -will reopen for not sending the little girl to the don't delay a moment. Little ills soon grow into senousulls. for the summer season on June 8 -wit] Mr Logan cited the case of a south place STOIVIXXOM BITTERS the Jewell Kelley company It wil Georgia lumberman, -Sam Fortune, who be remembered that this company fillei Airs Pate claims that her husband YOU SHOULD KEFP A BOTTLE HANDY FOR EMERGENCE DR. PIERCE'S an engagement of over twenty week; had spent practically all his small sav did not ask for contempt orders from at the Bijou earlier in the season I ings for the purpose of brlngfmg his Judge Pendleton but merely asked will be pleasant news to local thea 4 year old son James and his wife Judge Pendleton to lengthen the hours tergoers to read of the return engage in which. Hi- has been Ulowed to see Golden Medical Discovery ment of Jewell Kelley and his popula •pellagra victims to this olty for treat ment Wednesday morning1 and after his littli. daughter on Saturdays Mis soon rights the wrong It helps the stomach digest the food and manu- organization, which, includes such Pate states that this re juest was rle facture nourishing blood. It has a tonic effect and soon enables the strong favorites as Vernon "Wallace visiting- every hospital in the city due nu d and that e\ en the length of the Lee Harvej T C McDonough Ro; to the nature of the disease was re time In whi Ii he had been allowed t> stomach and heart to perform their functions in a natural, healthy Morris. Alice PInckney The Bijou fused treatment for his stricken fam- •"cc his child w is bhoitened by ordei manner, without any outside aid. management promises a season ily of the court As Dr Pierce 3 Golden Medical Discovery contains neither alcohol nor stock in which the very best of New Some time ago by order of the court narcotics there is no reaction For over forty years it has stood the test of both York successes will be elaborately Many Canes Re-ported. the custody of little Jewel] WTS iiwud use and abuse and is today the greatest remedy of its kind in the world Begin staged Mr, Logan said that the association ed to \lr^ Pate \\itli the understand The opening- bill for the week ~ had under its care fully twenty faiml mg- that \ T Pate lather or the child now Take it home today Sold by Medicine Dealers in liquid or tablet form, or Monday June 8 will be Al H V\ ood s mg his little son l-Quart .... $1.50 Rushed to Hospital. around the streets upon nib shoulder 2-Quart , $1.90 that se\ eial citizens came to his aid W.L.DOUGLAS and insisted that he take donations of 3-Quart $2.26 A wom-an whose Identity could not monej. from them with which to supply $3.50 $4.00 & $4.50 SHOES be learned for several h&urs "Wednes- his firmly -alth the necessities of life 4-Quart .. , - $2.75 1 day morning swallowed laudanum on It was learned that Fortune had YOU CAN SAVE MONEY 6-Quart $3.50 Hemphill avenue, near the corner ol gone for several weeks living on dri I Kimball street, amd was found by bread in order to be able to buy medi by wearing the W. L. Douglas 8-Quart < $4.50 pedestrians lyingr unconscious upon the cine tor his wife and son His condi Shoes because for 31 years I I sidewalk with a bottle In her hand tion was distressing have guaranteed their value Larger sizes up to 20-quart. 1 She was rusihed to the Grady hospital fortune GUen Position. and the stomach pump applied in time A. good citizen has gi^en 1 ortune a by having my name and price to save her life position at the salaiy of $2 a da> LI cl stamped on the sole before "When she regained consciousness In Foi tune will wrrk here until his baby the shoes leave the factory. and his wife have been cmed of the the afternoon she gave her* name as disease if the -disease has not secured I also protect you against KING HAMMOCKS Mrs Netta "Wallace and stated that too big a grip on them to be cured j high prices for inferior shoes. she lived with, her mother, a Mrs \\ e had forty beven appeals last Are a Combination of Comfort and Beauty "Vaughn, at 20 Fowler street She re -vear said Mr Logan There was These are a few reasons why I covered sufficiently from bhs effects absolutely no place we coulrl send them j am the largest maker of S3.SO The weaves and patterns of The best we could do was to arrange of the poison during" the afternoon to foi their medical treatment generally { and $4 shoes in the world our 1914 stock are the prettiest be removed to her home outside of a hobpital Kig-ht now there Take No Substitute. we have ever carried Priced Mrs Wallace declared that sfhe tried aj e fuil> twenty such cases all of a( HAMMOCKS to kill herself because her 16 year distressing" and destitute nature . $i 25 to $8 op. old daughter, Viola, did not lo\e her When one considers that this sub and for this reason she did not want to tie disease is claiming thousands of ,OO6,279 COUCH-HAMMOCK. live. victims in the south it appears to be Six feet long, arranged to the dut> of the people of the state ana INCREASE Atlanta to- make special arrangements In the sales of the swing to ceiling or frame— T. S. FELDER SPEAKS for its care W. I, Douglas $8 oo and $10 oo. IN FANNIN COUNTY shoes in 1913 BABY ^AMMOCK AND 20 GET DEGREES FROM over lOta. FRAME Blue Ridg* Ga. May 27 —(Special ) Thm raa*on for Thomas S Felder spoke to a lairge au- GA. MEDICAL COLLEGE th9 •ftormou* Can be moved anywhere Let dience here today In the interest of W lncrmm*f latin candidacy for the United States senate the baby sleep in the open air. Augusta, Ga , Ma1y 27 —(Special ) — »a/«» of tha He was introduced by Homer Legg The annual meeting of the board of W.L.Ooualmm $4, $4 50 and $6 oo. chairman of the democratic executive trustees of the Medical College of the committee of Fannin countj. He spoke University of Georgia was hold hei e mhoom If bm- for three-quarters of an hour and his todav attended by^ E3 H Callawa^ speech was free from mud slinging president L, C Hayne treasui er W axti-a vxlum and bitterness I: Ljle eecretaiy Bowdre Fhimzv and axcellenf xljrt* I « Mr Felder advocated a better sys W H Barrett, of \uR-usta F B Bell a a my fit am* King Hardware Co. tern of credit for the farmers federal Savannah and J S Davis Albany, and I ai-d fop post roads a stricter federal Chancellor D C Barrow long wmmr. pension law to cut out unmeritoi to-us All of the old staff of the college Agents for Fairbanks' Scales claims and a la-w to elect United Htatea was re electPd. except Dr J W Do\v AI/L at any one of my 76 stores located in the large judges for a term and not for life He chemist who resigned The vac inc> C cities, and see for yoursell the kind of shoes I am lauded President "Wil&on and his pol was filled bv the election of Professor FIVE STORES IN ATLANTA Icies, stating- that Wilson has already Carlton H ili,r> ott of Dallas Texas selling for $3.5O, S4.OO and S4.5O. done more for the United fotates than to the chair of chemistry 1 has been done in the pa.st fifty y-ears The trustees were guests all the I wish to call your special attention to my low, broad 53 Peachtree 44..2, Marietta Marietta 87 Whitehall and declaring that Wilson is the afternoon of Judge Call iwav at his greatest president this country has 3 000 acre plantation in Columbia heel, receding toe English Walking Boots in Tans, Gun 122 Decatur 252 Peters ever produced barring none and < countv and tonight ai e guests oC the Metal and Imported Patent, also my exclusive short vamp pressing- his intention, if elected to college faculty at a banquet excepit back up the president in Ms policies "Vti Btell who had to return to faavan shoes which make the foot look smaller. TheW.L,.I>oHglas nan oa the night train conservative, comfortable shoes are also carried in all of At b 30 o cl >ck the graduation excj cises weie held at the opera house when my stores. _I am confident that after a careful examina- theientire senior clabs for the first time in many years wei e awarded diplomas tion you will be convinced that it is not economy to pay their degrees being conferred by Chan from S5.OO to $7.OO for shoes any longer. cellor D C B xrrow The only paper read for the graduating- class was the The Beit f2.OO, #2.50 and $3.OO Boys' Shoes In the World. valedictory b> Dr Earle T Newsom INSIST UPON HAVINC THE W. L. DOUCLAS SHOES Following is the class roll WITH NAME AND PRICE STAMPED ON THE SOLE •Uexandei Stephens Blanchard Thorn If the V? L DongHs shoes are not for sale in jourviclmtv order direct from fnctorv Shoofl for every as Ponder Brown J imes Harvey But member of the family, at all prices, postage free "Write for Illustrated Cntaloff abowinp how- ler Dell Cissidy Colson John Richard to order by mall W L DOUGLAS IhO Si *rk Street Brockton Mass >ow]ei "YVilHams Archer HaErins lL,tli eridge Jame& Hall Ch irlie Wilbon Hat p er J tmes Andrews Johnson L,mton L. DOUGLAS STORE: 11 Peachtree Street, ATLANTA Cobb Mc\fee Homer Adaway McElioy Robert Clarence Montgomery Erie Thornton New som Tames Lemuel Nevil James Linzy Sample Eugene Me In tyre Walker Toseph Wilkins Wai lace Fritz Lee Ware T emuel Temple The Fakers "Waters and Talmadge Wilson

PECAN GROWERS' SOCIETY A new novel that tells the MEETS IN THOMASVILLE Thomasville Ga., May 27—(Special) Th U interest in the pecan industry "inside story" of the fake re- las not abated any in this section is rihown by the iltendance at the* Geor g-ia Florida 5 ec, i n Growet s absocia uoii which has been in session here today and which has called together former—the fraudulent "friend a number of the men mofat prominent ;y knovin in connection with the grow- ing of this nut This association was organized a of the plain pee-pul," and his rew veal s a-go at a meeting of the 'National Nut Grov. ei b association iiid % as formed pi imai ilv for the cons id 1 intion of the conditions attending the) rrowing: of pecans in this section oG wife, who is a social adventuress. ieorKia and northern and western Florida. It is said that there are no re of the improv ed varieties of Decan trees grown in this section of A marvelous study of political and he country than in all the rest of the Inited States and with moro capital nvested in them so that there ai e problems connected with thear culture social ambition and chicanery. Lhat need to be considered and worked \ out on business and co operative prin ciples Thomaswlle as the center oC| Human Factors in Good Service this pecan bolt, has been chosen as the. place for the annual meetings of the ssoci ition 1 he \ ibitors were met by co-mmit- By Samuel G. Blythe ;es and taken to the Tosco hotel -. here they ai e tjnartei ed and whei e HERE are three parties to each telephone connection—the the meetings are being held Auto lobile rides to the various pecan Tparty who calls, the trained operator, and the party who The First Installment is Published groves around the county and to some of the beautiful estates of the north | in This Week's Issue of -rn residents here will be pleasant ft,a- answers. wares that will vary the business of ;he meetings The telephone user shares with the operator the responsi- THE SATURDAY TROUP COUNTY DECIDES EVENING POST TO BRIDGE FLAT SHOALS bility for good service. LaGrange Ga May 27 —(Special ) — The count> commissioners ot Troup ;ounty have decided to build a steel Accuracy in calling, promptness in answering, clear and de^ Five Cents the Copy of All News Agents jridge over Flat Shoals near here 'he bridge will consist of one span 98 Or, $1 50 a Year (52 issues) by Mail, Ordered Through Our eet in length and tw o steel ap liberate talking and patience on the part of the user and the Subscription Agents or Direct Broaches I,ians and specifications for his bridge are on file in the office of operator, are essentials of good service. he c-ood roads department of the Uni- ersity of Georgia at Athens Searcy Our Sales Agent is J Slack was the negineer Sealed pro- posals of bids •» ill be received until In making 26,000,000 calls daily, millions of telephone uly 6 when Immediate construction will begin This bridge will be one JULIUS TENENBAUM, f the largest of its kind In west Geor users become integral parts in the Bell system and contribute 27 Exchange Place - - Atlanta, Ga. eria to the success of the service. Chautaugaa for Cordele. Cordele Ga. May 27 —(Special )— THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY' From June 24 to 30 is to be chautauqua week In Cordele, and OT. er $700 worth SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE Independence Square, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania if tickets have alreadv been sold for ;he event This makes the third con- ^ecutive season that the chautauqtia AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY has been held In Cordple ind it has proven a very successful undertaking" ?he attractions for the season will be t 1 i. SPAPFRf THE' casfBTiTunoisr, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1914. Page ..

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g-uests, wearing a gown of blue silk banks They urged a high minimum crepe with black hat trimmed with SOCIETY GIRLS TO AID gold reserve The1, objected to re- paradise Pop ula r Program to Be Presented PLAY BY TECH SENIORS demption of current \ in in1- thing but Those present were Mr Samuel In gold The\ got none of tin. so Does man, Mr and Mrs Frank Ionian, Sena 1 tor Hoke Smith Mr and Mrs J K "V\ hen the seniors at Georgia Tech this look Ilk*- an abje t s irrender* Orr Governor and Mrs Jahn Marsha*! proposed to g!\e their pla> which t> Slaton Judgre and Mrs Don. Pardee to Constitute an important part of the Colonel a^icl Mrs Robert Jv Lowry, By the Musical Association commencement festl\ ities a dilemma Judge and Mrs "William T Newman arose as to the female parts There Mrs Warren Boyd Mr John J Eagan are students at Tech who can assume Di and Mrs. K C Matheson, Dr and fema 1 e roles and have done &o suc- Mrs Dunbar Ogden Mrs. J M High. A popular program of music is to •Funeral March Chopin cessfullj in former pla>s In this cpse WOMAN GOULD r»r and Mrs J G Patton Mrs Step-hen be presented by the Atlanta FJulhar- •Ua-gonaise ^ La Cid ballet) Mas- how e\ er it was found that onl\ ore senet such man was included tn the graduat Barnett Dr W S Kendrick Mr and j monic orchestra at the concert that March of the Dwarfs Gries Mrs Boiling- Jones Mr and Mrs ! organization gives Friday evening MA-V ing cliss and he w anted to pla\ a Blue Danube Waltzes Strauss man s part Marion Smith, Mr and Mrs Frederic I 29 under the auspices of the Atlanta Intermission _ . . HARDLY STAND J Paxon Mr and Mrs Mell Wilkin A. plav without an> female part*!' son Captain James W English Mr 1 Musical association Quartet C Rigoletto ) Donizetti \\ ho ever heard of one or If one could and Mrs Asa Candler and Mrs Clem i The coiicert will be at the Atlanta faextet ( Lucia ) Donizetti be found who would dare -va-lv Mi s Because of Terrible Back- Harris theater and the program is as follows Anvil Chorus ( II Trovatore > Carolvn Cohb to undertike the direc Pretty Toilets at Tea Dance Overture Merry "Wives of "^V indsor of a thing1 with so little regard ache. Relieved by Lydia Nicolai t ^HuUanan Dances Nos Sand 6 ?o°rV.he' rig-ht^"Is fof ^woman" It w is n t Mrs. Alston Entertains. Song "Without "Words Tschaikow- Brahms t- o- b• e though- • • •t of Ho\\f\ei better 10 E. Pinkham's Vegeta- Mrs Philip Alston s luncheon > es sky Overture Jubilee ' "Weber pla> at all than one without the ben - terday at her home In Ansley Park fit of Miss c obb s trunirir, and e\pe ble Compound. At Driving Club Wednesday w as a pretty compliment to Mrfi. Reu i ience and indomitable si ir t w t i h ben Maury of Charlottesville Va, the ell Mrs Reid Hobson, Mrs Hugh Wil Louise Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs hi\e made so s ice «t,ful the other Philadelphia Pa — ' I suffered from t g-uest of Mrs Samuel Weyman leit, Mrs Fred Houser and Mrs Warner E Q Smith former i esidents of LA pla>s produced by Tech st identt, displacement and inflammation and had A low wicker basket filled with Byck Grange but who now live In Birming There was but out, solution Reil such pains in my The Dorothy Perkin roses wliich clua ton Darga-n Mrs C B Achison Air grarden flowers was in the center of Every one Is cordially Invited to ham Ala were married in Atlanta girls must be secure 1 to take the ft tered on the \ine climbing over every and Mrs Robert Small Mr and Mrs the luncheon table and at each end lend their assistance but esipeciall^ Monda-v The news came as quite a male parts Accordingly the- cist cf sides, and terrible part of the exterior of the ballroom at Ben Lee Crew Mr and Mrs J B Hock.- of the table were similar baskets filled are th-e fraternity men and women surprise to the many friends of the The Dt.\ils Disciple w h th th \ wil backache so that I aday Mr and Mrs R M Crumley Mr with flowers Mrs Alston wore a urged to attend Tickets on sale at >oung couple and all look forward to present it the AtJai ti theater June t> the Dri\ ing club jesterday afternoon and Mrs George Cradall Mr and Mrs gown of white crepe with girdle and the box office their earl\ return to L-aGrange where includes three of Atlanta s mo*vt prom, could hardly efrajid reflected tbe colors of the many pretty J D Daniel Mr and Mrs W J Mor sash of green will make their future home Mr ising- dramatic art st ide its in the le-» 1 I took six bottles oC toilets worn by the guests enjoying the rison Mr and Mrs John F Glenn Mr The guests included Mrs Maury and Mrs Hanson are spending -\ short in;, roles The\ ire tvhe "M s b ste I regular "Wednesday tea dance within and Mrs J E Hunnicutt "Mr and Mrs Mrs We> man Mrs Hugh XxjkeV Mrs For Mrs. Bell. time in Atlanta Nied Ma> \V illikt arid L>ui e bor Ljdia E Pinkham 3 The weather in no way lessened the S B Fleming Mr and Mrs Claude Holllns Randolph Mrs Samuel Evans Mrs Luther p Stephens has issued ough and will idd greatl\ t) the suo Vegetable Com- ardor of the dance enthusiasts and over Bu-channon Mr in-d Mrs "W A Speer Mrs Alex Smith Mrs Linton Hopkins invitations for a recention Wednesday cess of the plaj, pound and now I can Air and Mrs J E Pedder Dr and Mrs Mrs Don Pardee Mrs John Satalee of afternoon at her home on Peach tree a hundred ladies and gentlemen were Cvrus Strickler Mrs Matthew son en Texas Mrs C B Wilmer and Mrs street in compliment to her mother do any amount of at the club from 5 until 7 o clock The tertained a partv of twelve to meet Robert Alston tables had vases of sweet peas as cen Mrs John Collier Hart the guests in Mrs Madison Bell MEETINGS CLOSING EXERCISES work sleep good eat i terpieces and many of the tables were eluding Mrs Alex Smith Mrs Dan Har AT HOLMES INSTITUTE good, and don t ha\ e . placed on the porch outside the ball rls Mrs Edward Ehney Mrs Arthur For Miss Westmoreland. Study Club. a bit of trouble Powell Mrs, Mott 1? itzsimmons Mrs A bright occasion of yesterday aft The next meeting of the 1911 Em room ind on the terrace Louis Gholstm Mrs William Perrin 1 The Psychology Study club meets The closing- e\eic ses of the Holmes recommen Among those entertaining parties ernoon was the bridge tea given by this afternoon at 3 30 o clock In the broidery club will be with Mrs M N Nicholson Mrs "William. Wright Mrs Mrs W B Carhart In compliment to lecture room of Carnegie librarv Sub King this ifternoon All members are institute will take pi toe f re m M i\ Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to were Mrs Don Pardee who Invited a George Tra-ylor Mrs W D Ellis Jr Miss Elizabeth \V estmoreland, a papu Ject The Measure of a Ps> chologiat expected to be present to June 1 This is the fifth ammer party of frfends to meet Mrs "Weyman s Mrs Earth Mrs Frank Hawkins Mrs lar bride elect The tables were sarv of Che school every suffering woniam "—Mrs HARRY R G Witherspoon There will be business of Importance guest Mrs \Eaury Mr and Mrs MiL- placed in the living room of the Driv brought before the club and a full The ladies of Trinity church ^ ill sew Thursdav May 2S the tnn nl meet FISHER, 1642 Juniata Street, Philadel- ing club and after the game tea was membership attendance Is urgently re on Friday May 29 in the bunda> school Ing- of the trustees will take i alee phia, Pa. served on the terrace A sandalwood quested to attend room for the Orphans Home at De lAIay 29 inspection of boiilding bun fan was the prize for top score, and catur day May 21 11 a m the baccalau Another Woman's Case. the guest of honor was given white Those -who prefer to send in garments reite sermon will be preached bv Pev silk stockings For Bride-Elect. rearl> made may do so Donations of R "\ Branch at \llen temi le African Providence, R I — "I cannot speak City Federation to Hold Mrs Garb-art wore cream crepe em Mrs A F Campbell entertained thir cloth will also be gladly received Methodist £ pisctypa.1 chur b and an ad too highly of your Vegetable Compound •broidered in tango colors with black ty guests at a heart dies party fol All interested are cordialH invtted to dress b> Professor G fa Si n as it has done wonders for me and 1 hart lowed by a linen sihow-er Saturday aft assist and bring box lunches if they da\ nifrht i> o clock the innual ser would not be without it. I had a dis- The* guests were Mrs "W C Jarni- •wish to spend the da\ mon will be preached bj Kt_v \\ \r g-an Mrs Thorn Flagler Mrs Julius ernoon in compliment to Miss Sallie placement bearing down and backache All Day Meeting Friday Campbell a bride elect Hi-rcl vice president of Morris Brown until I could hardly fa tan 3 and \* as thor DeGHe Mrs Joseph Raine Mrs Carl Quantities of sweet peas and pink university Mondav night June 1 the ton Smith Mrs A N Bentley Mrs roses decorated the house The ices ELEVEN GET DEGREES commencement will take plate in oughly ran down when i took Lydia E Julian Chambers Mrs \\ illiam F cakes and other color details were in chapel of Holmes instit ite < oin Pinkham s Vegetable Compound It Spalding Mrs> Cliff Hatcher Mrs FROM ANDREW COLLEGE menccment address b> Profe«j,or J L, On t riday the City Federation of lunch in order that she ma> remain EJmili (Barter Devine and Mrs Hen pink and white Wheelei helped me and I am in the best of health "Women s clubs will have an all day during the moining- and afternoon ses ry .DeGive at present. I work in a factory all day meeting at the Atlanta Woman s club sions Important and interesting re Miss Robertson Entertains. Cuthbert Ga May 27—(Special ) — long besides doing my housework so you This meeting will bring tog-ether the port,s will be made The annual announcements of the NEW BANKING MEASURE can see what it has done for me I gi\ •* Campbell-Aldredge. Miss Marguarlte Robertson enter board of trustees of Andrew college at clubs of Atlanta and all members -will Never in the history of Atlanta ha\e Mr and Mrs John L. Campbell an bained yesterdav at a beautiful lunch DEFENDED BY SHAFROTH you permission to publish my name and f have an opportunity to hear what has women taken a more prominent pai t nounce the marriage of their daugh eon at the Georgi in Terrace In the the KI iduatmg exercises vesterdav speak of your Vegetable Compound to been done by federated club women in the cit> s activities than during the ter Sallie to Mr John Walter Al center of tine table was an artistic brought to a close the sixtieth year "v\ ashmgton May 2" —Tn reply to many of my friends " — Mrs ABJUL LAW- during the club year club year of 1914 15 Woman s in dredge of Fairburn on Tuesday even arrangement of pink roses and other of the institution In the absence of SON, 126 Lippitt St., Providence, R I. The meeting w-ill begin at 10 o clock terest in the upbuilding of Atlanta has ing at the Wesley Memorial church details were in pink President J B ~V\ ight of Cairo there senattiFTial criticism of the new bink in the morning and close at 4 o clock been a gi eat factor in ~w hat has been Dr Hendrlcks officiating poit for the board \\d-s made by Sec ing aji 1 currency law as in ibjert Mr and Mrs Aldredge are at home surrender to \V ill street Senator Danger Signals to 'tt omen in the afternoon All federated club accomplished during the year and ill For Miss Jenkins. ret 11 \ "W Utor Me Michael fapecial com Shafroth a member of the commlttPe public movements have been actively to their friends in Falpburn, mendition. was gi\ en to the advance are what one physician called backache, members in Atlanta are invited to at supported by women B clubs A number of entertainments have which drafted the law toriav defended headache, nervousness, and the blues tend the meeting Chairmen are re On Saturday afternoon the City Fed been planned for Miss Gertrude Jen ment which is to be made next j ear the measure on the floor of the senate guested to bring written reports Each eration will participate in the opening Vice President Registers kins a brjde elect of June in the t ui riculum to the separation of The effect of the act was felt from In many cases they are symptoms of member is requested to bring- a box exercises of the chamber of commeice Miss Albeline Morris was hostess at the bubfreshmen department from, the the verj day of its pa-jsape sj-id he some female derangement or an inflam- at University Club. a matinee party yesterday at the For It surel> averted a pan c which was college an 1 the increase in the faculty then imminent matory, ulcerative condition -which may Vice President Thomas R Marshall s>> th the guests including Miss Jen all designed to bring Andrew fullj. up was a guest at the University club yes kins s attendants and a few other The bankers of vv all street wanted be overcome by taking Lydia r Pink- Smilax outlined the edge of the table terdav and signed the club s register of friends This afternoon Mrs O car to the requirements made bv the South one central bank but twelve werf es ham cVegetable Compound Thousands Luncheon for Vice Presi- and in the center was a large plateau visitors an entire page being reserved Ragland of Decatur will give a mat! t rn Methodist church for its colleges tabhshed he said They unsuccesb of American women willingly testify to of pink roses Shasta daisies and w h te for his signature nee iparty at the Lyric and Friday Ment on was made of the creation of fully opposed the prov ision th it Its virtue. dent and Mrs. Marshall. phlox Tiny electric lights shone Many distinguished people have been afternoon Mrs W M Ross will give the departmei t of home economics and national banks must surrender their \ ice President and Mrs Marshall through the flowers and arising from entertained at the club and their names charters unless thev entered the s\ s were entertained at a beautiful lunch the center of the plateau was a tall a miscellaneous shower at her home of the emphasis laid during the past tern within one \ ear Thev insisted appear on the register Among them in Hapeville j ear upon normal training incl e^peci they should have three members of the •eon > estei day bv the trustees of wicker basket filled with nowers a-re Presidents "W illiam H Ta.ft and Others who •will entertain w III be allv upon Sund ly school pedagogy Ag-nes focott college About the table were placed silver "Woodrow "Wilson Governors Simeon E fedeial reserve board thej secured The luncheon was given in the Colo Miss Annie May Jenkins rMlss Flla Ihe excellent financial c mdjtion of the none Thev objected to the federal candlesticks with pink shaded can Baldwin of Connecticut Judson Har Lee Cobb and the 1913 Embroidery college \\as commented uj on The i e Before the Dance nial room of the Piedmont hotel and dies and the bonbon holders "were mon of Ohio and John M Slaton of eserve board having po\v er to re Mr fcamuel In man was the official In the shape of pink reuses The place club election of Dr J W Mi lone as pre&i move directors elected b> the agrlcul host Georgia Presidents Remson of Johns Mrs "W H Carter gave a lu neb eon dent at an advanced salary was an tural and commercial interests but Use HID—destroys ail orfor cards were painted in dainty Colonial Hopkins Schurman of Cornell Rlggs last week at her home in Smyrna and nounce1 The quests were seated at a long- figures of Clemson Thach of Auburn Mathe without avail The> objected in vim of perspiration promptly and table which was artistically decorated Mrs Ronald Ransom received the Miss Grace Mauck entertained ten The literary address before tlip grad to the board being given, power to re son of the Georgia School of Technol guests at a mat nee party for Miss uating cl vss was deli\ciel l\ Hon W quire one federal reserve bank to dis og> and Chancellor Barrow of the Uni N sheitb LL D buperti tcnde it of harmlessly 25c versity of Georgia Henry Watterson Jenkins count the paper of another They education of Florida Lleveii \oung w inted Inteie&t paid on their reserves JACOBS PHARMACY CO of The Louisville Courier Journal women received degrees an 1 certifi Tnej. wanted currency issued by the Robert Mantell the actor and Mrs Dance to Miss Boyce. c ites in the fine arts w ere conferred Pennybacker president of the General Miss ^.ell Bovce who has been at u] on ten The b cc U 111 f itt, s rmon Federation of Women s clubs tending Brenau colleere at Gainesv ille tl is i, e tr was prc iched 1 v Di r P i Mr Marshall who graduated at Wa will be the guest of Miss Leslie \\ e Lth g- tr "V\ Ison editor of The !• lorida Chris bash college in 1S73 was much pleased ers Thurs-daj and Friday on her way tion Aclvoc ite with Atlanta s University club and the home to Columbus Ga Miss V* e ith The J eiture of the commencement work it is doing for cultural and edu ers will give an informal dance p Lrty has been the acti\ity difcpla\el by the 9 cational development in Georgia in her honor Thursday evening A.1 imnae association At the business sess on tl u folio-wing officeis were Girls White Dresses elected President Mrs I E Ke\ Dorn-WorrelL Cuthbert \iceo president Mrs T- O A pretty and impressive wedding of SMITh-HANSON. T h Hips Cuthl ert secret iry and treas Tuesdaj was that of Miss Mattie lane T aGrange Ga. May 27 —(Special > — urer Miss Jeffie Mount Pavo The al Dorn and Mr Cdward I Worrell Mr Toe Hanson a well known \oune: jmnae banquet last n ght was largelj for Close of School w Mch was solemn i7ed at the Capi tol attended and \ery enjoyable A.venue Baptist church at 1 30 o clock automobile man of this city and Al ss Dr John b Purser officiating? New, sheer, crisp White Dresses that reveal the PRETTIEST To I ohengrin s TV eddmg March the bride enteied with her sister Miss FASHION IDEAS Dehghtjfully dainty—they were provided 1 rmine Dorn as maid of honor pre ceded by the bride s maids Miss rthel especially for close of school, and mothers are choosing them Thornton and Miss Lilly Dorn They The== vveie met at the altar by the groom daily now, for that purpose \Ve have leceived an- and his best man Mr William H \\ or roll i Announces The bride wore a smart traveling Georgian We Want to S^iow You These other shipment of coat suit of blue moire s Ik the bloase was of white chlff m and 1 VCP and Special Summer hei hat of blue was adorne I witi a Pretty frocks of sheer white lawns voiles 01 batiste- imde in Ladies' Outing Low French plume She carried A. bou iuet Terrace of bride s roses Mis-s Fronine Dorn various pleasing -ways and effectively trimmed with laces, Shoes in Tan Calf and the maid of honor woi e white bilk Rates embroideries, headings, some with ribbon sash or girdle mull and chiffon combined with chan Hotel tilly la-ce Her bouquet waa of pink Choose a style just as simple or elaborate as \ou like and at Wnite Canvas, with roses ® June to September The bridesmaids Miss Ethel Thorn any price from Si 25 to $20 For girls ton ahd Miss Lilly Dorn wore white rubber soles—heels embroidered crepe dresses with high 6 to ^4 years of age gi rdles of pink taffeta, and carried or spring heels—with pink roses Mrs R B Dorn wore Families and gentlemen who intend re- black crept, dp dhine Mrs Kdward H Worrell was gowned in white em ' maining in Atlanta during the summer Especially Goodyear Welt Soles, broldeied \oile Mrs A E Almand I wore a becoming gown of pink crepe •will find the Georgian Terrace a delight- and white 1 j. e Charming Little just the thing for Mr and Mrs "Worrell left for AV ful place to live. baiiy N \ w here they will make Dresses Tennis—G-olfmg—Beach- -Mountain or general their future home The coolest spot in Atlanta — surrounded for girls of 10 to 15 \eais aie mide of summer wear. Portraits Unveiled. by beautiful trees and flowers. beautiful sheer white lawns or batiste, Among the many incidents making interesting, the anni\ersar> exercises of Restaurant charges reasonable. Open air with double tin skirls prctlil) trim the Agnes ^cott college was the un They are regular $3.00, $3 50 and $4.00 Shoes—but •v eiluic" of tw o portraits one of Dr dining on terrace. American and Euro- med with fine round thread laics, ( ames the other of Dean Hopkins borne have lace and cmbioilcry com These were painted by the well known pean plans. Table d'Hote. -Valet service. for these two da^s we put them Nashville artist Miss Mergersheimer bined Extremely dainU ind pleasing and were presented to the college by the Alumnae association of Agnes they are Priced at $6, $7 so ?io down to i focott They will be exhibited after todav at Special Rales to Officers of the U. S. Jtrmy and Navy the art exhibition at present holding in the executive mansion under the aus Special at pices of the Atlanta Art associition Albert R. Keen, Manager S3.5O Heart Dice Party. Miaa Addie Mayne will entertain at a —are ^heer white \oilc Dresses pret Mall Orders heart dice part\ 1-ridiy afternoon in tily embroidered in diintv pink or blue compliment to Miss- Sallie Poole whose marriage to Mr William Wood takes designs, si/es fi to 14 \ears Filled Smmedlatelly place June 10 'fea-Dance at Golf Club. All Aboard for the Lake There will be the seron 1 of the series of tea ddr ct-s it the Di uui Hills t.olf club ^ iturday afternoon from 5 until 1 o clock With a Pretty Suit and Cap Pageant Saturday, SWIMMING TIME IS HERE. Theie will be a benefit performance Suits and Caps and Other Accessories Are at the \tlinta bl f-itf r Saturdav after no Jii arid i tf^ht given I v the gymna Here Also. sium of the Yo ing W Oman s Chu&tian aasociatioi undei the direction of Miss Eva Betrner 1 he suits, the caps and other acces- Mrs W C Jarmgan Is mistress of Ladies Invited: L.ei e-monles sories, arc so new and inviting this The performan-ce w ill be a pageinf( in fo-ur acts and will be beautifully beabon—with styles different and more presented The incidents will be Jello Demonstration 3 Transformation of winter to becoming than ever before spring In our market department all the rest of this week In 9 The return of Princess Nadowaqua 3 The Spanihh gypsy camp J here are black or navy mohair charge of an expert who is making all kinds of desserts 4 The crowning of fihe May Queen all day Mis<3 D Montgomery of Rome, Ga suits effcctivelv trimmed, with a dash will be the May Queen Miss Lawson Hines will impersonate the princess of bright color, at several prices, $250 Jello Instant Desserts an I Miss C\ a Bptzner will tike ti P parts of the gypsy winter and spnn ^ Block's Baker to $6 50 Jello Ice Cream Powder Fraternity Night at Lyric. Completes the Joy Ride. Alf Flavors—Lemon, Orange, Peach, Vanilla, Strawberry Tonight will be fraternity night at Caps 25c to $1.50 Chocolate, Raspberry, Cherry and others the Lvric theater Tne Lucile LaVerne There is nothing more refreshing—more c omp-a,ny will present The Rejuvena tiori of Aunt Mary wholesome—more tempting to the appetite 1 he vogue for vivid colors has ex- The house his been booight by fthe Jello This Week lOc—3 for 25c Atlinta Pan Hellenic the combined or of men, women and children than tended even to bath caps Here are gamzation of eighteen national fra the most delightful kinds, of rubber, Bass Island Concord ternities foi women in Atlanta The Bass Island Catawba proceeds of the occasion w]]J be spent the Ocean \[aid, the Summer Maid, Grape Juice, •• Q in furnishing- a house which the Pan BLOCK'S Grape Juice, fj Q Helleni will onduct as a boarding Diana etc , in cool shades of green, regular 25a . A ^^ regular 35c. J*tirG house for working women under the direction of the Yoking \\omans Chris vellows and mixed hues that suggest tian association which already con Lemon Snaps The 45c stze for . 3Tn The 6Sc size fof.. 5 7c ducts two of these boarding houses the colors of the ocean j The boxes will be occupied by the So clean—So crisp—So good. Little* alumnae members of the Chi Phi Ph' Shoes at 5oc, 75c $i oo Iced I rape Fruif 4c, 6c, 8c Delta Delta sigma

mother, Mrs. Prances Tuller, and sta- BLACK AND FREEMAN ter. Miss Leila, Tuller, wno will spend Quitman Meeting Marked Epoch SOCIAL ITEMS the summer. *** ELECTED DELEGATES GEORGIA ODD FELLOWS i Mrs. E. C. Bonier and grandchildren, BAPTISTS ARE URGED Clarence Hlnton and Virginia Parr, In Georgia's History, Declares Lieutenant John Henry Newton, who will arrive in the city June l and, with TO TYPO CONVENTION Ig stationed at Charleston, S. C., on Mrs. Nell Parr, will go to Union City, VOTE FUND FOR WIDOWS^ the United States ship Terry, torpedo where they will open their summer d*artroy«r. will be the guest this week home. "The Twin Cedars." At the annual election of Atlanta. President of State Chamber of Mr. and Mrs. HUHard Spalding at Typographical Union, No. 48, held yester- L • ** TO FASTAND PRAY Semi-Annual Assessment of their home in Ansley Park. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Thrower and day, B. Roscoe Black, of The Journal, **" a Misses Irene and Cecelia Thrower Jeft Mra. Harris M. Holden. of Athens, 13 yesterday for New York, from where md Samuel R. Freeman, ot The Con- The Animal Industry convention hundred fine mules,, horses and cattle Ten Cents Per Member at the Piedmont sanitarium. Dr. Weston Bruner Issues «** they will sail (or Europe to be gone titution, were elected delegates to the held Tuesday at Quitman, Brooks driven three abreast, about 200 enor- Is Decided On. ' Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Allen, of Savan- until fall. **• Call for All Members of nternational convention at Providence, county, marked an epoch according to mous floats containing nah, Ga., left last night for New Yorfc- Miss Effie V. Walker, after a severe R. I., next August. "Wade P. Harding Charles J. Had en, president of the calves and pigs; fifty floats exhibit- *** Ing hams, bacon, mutton and food illness, is convalescing in Pensacola. nd E. B. Chafin were elected alter- Georgia Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Macon. Ga , May 27.— (Special )—Fol- Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Armstrong, who Fla.. at the home of^Mr. T. V. Hannah. Denomination to Help in products of every kind that interest lowing the election of officers for tha' have 'been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. nates. Haden returned from Quitman yester- meat growers; twenty - five floats of John Hagan, have returned to Provi- day and. In talking of the meeting, coming year, the grand lodge of Geor- < dence, R. I. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hunter will leave Big Revival .Meeting. The vote on officers of the inter- samples of alfalfa, wheat, oats, corn Monday for Tate. ^^ said: gia I O. O F, in session at the City national was: Marsden G. Scott, New and peanuts. a.nd floats containing Auditorium today voted a semi-annual Mr. Lee Hagan left Tuesday for York, president; "Walter W. Barrett, "The convention declared a thorough miniature cold storage plants of the Sarasoto, Fla.. to Join Mr. A. G. Rhodes Mr and Mrs. Charles Harman and assessment of li) cents per member fop Mrs. A. J. Orme will spend the week, Chicago, vice president; J. "W. Hayes, awakening- of the people on the ques- farm. , the creation of a widows' and orphans' on a ten days' fishing trip. 9:15—Personal workers' conference. end at Clayton. secretary. tion of growing home supplies, espe- fund. Mies Clara Stephenson will return I0:00^-Service led by Dr. Bruner; re- Three Acres of People. , Thursday from Texas. While away Mrs. Dora, Raine Wilcox, who haa The election for delegates from the cially meats, and disclosed a deep -In- "When the speaking exercises began/ For the pastseverel years the grand she visited friends in Houston, Galves- been ill at St. Joseph's, is convalesc- ports, songs, prayer. international Typographical union to lodge has made an annual approprla-' ing and was able to be^fnoved home 10:30—Evangelist J A, Scott. terest In the great problem of food the people crowded about the grand- ton and Pittsburg. he American Federation of Lahor at tion of $6,000 for the care of de- **• yesterday. 11:00—Evangelist Henry Miller. products. stand and occupied a space of three 'hiladelphia, resulted as follows: Frank pendent widows and orphans of mem- Mrs. Walter Keenan, rwho haa been 11:30—Pastor's half hour. "It is probable that no such gath- acres around the stand. Only about bers? and for indigent Odd Fellows. . the guest of Mrs. "Welborne Hill, has Colonel John Temple Graves has re- Morrison, Max S. Hayes, Hugh Stephen- ering^ of this size has been held in a returned to hex home in Columbia turned to New York. 12:00—Evangelist TJ. S. Thomas. 1s that led up air. and Mrs. Marion Harper, Wjiw words. today the grand lodge members were Mr. Ashby Hill haa been transferred have spent ten days at Tate Springs, 1.00—Pastor's half hour. to the b-vil war. It demonstrates that strongly in favor of founding a sep- from Columbia, S. C-. to Atlanta and will visit Mr. and Mrs. Claude Donthlt, 1:30—Evangelist W. M- Anderson. Tn the afternoon a moving picture an economic revolution is on, and exhibition was given at the Quitman arate fund for this purpose will make his headquarters here. in Memphis, before returning home the 2:00—Evangelist J. H. Dew. marks a new epoch in the history of early part of next week. Georgia." opera house by government experts on Will Menu $6,308 Annually. Mr. and Mrs. Alex King. Mrs. A. W. 2:30—Evangelist Dr. J. TV- Bryant animal industry. Among the speak, Theie are o\ er 36.000 Odd Fellows In Calhoun, Miss Calhoun. Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Oliver H. Johnson -will 3 oo—Adjournment. Mr. Haden declared that 10.000 peo- : ple attended the convention. nearly ers were Dr. E. M. Nighbert, of At- the state, and a semi-annual assess- Billups Phinizy, of Athens, and the go to Newberry. S. C, next week fo lanta: Dr. 'P F. Bahusen, veterina- Misses Phinizy. Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin a visit. half of whom were from distant coun- ment of 10 cents will raise approxi- and Miss Corrie Hoyt Brown will be ... Today will be spent by the Baptists ties. More than fifteen counties par- rian of the state department of agri- mately $6,bOO annually to be used m among the Georgians sailing the 6th of Mdss LaicUe Pierpont is ill at he of Atlanta in fasting and prayer for FOR DRUG CONVENTION ticipated. culture, and Or. James E. Downing, this phase of the 01 dei'a work The June for a trip to Europe. home in Inman Park. the success of the revival meetings 1.10O Anton In I?nrade. of the United States bureau of ani'- general fund assessment is 30 cents pej$ *»» mal industry. Mrs. James H. Nunnally has opened Mtss Addle Mayne will eritertain at which are being carried on by them in Eleven hundred automobiles, by member every six months Under the her beautiful cottage at Lake Tox- heart dice Saturday in honor of Miss Atlanta. Dr. "Weston Bruner, leader of Delegates Will Be Welcomed actual count, and floats were in the "The people of Quutman," said Mr. new assessment tho poneral fund will away. Mr. Nunnally and Mr, WInship Sallie Poole, a bride-elect. the campaign, has issued a call to all parade held. Sixty automobiles from Hadent "did not comprehend the size i.ot be drawn on for :mv part of the Nunnally will Join her there later, to State by Governor that the convention -would attain until **• the Baptists o£ th« city, together with Moultrie, seventy from Valdosta, fifty amount that has heietofore been appro-r Mr. and Mrs. Prank Inman will com- Mrs. Frederick Roland Alston enter- all other Christians who will, to ab- John M. Slaton. only a few days before time, but were priated for the widows and orphans of tains at a luncheon today at hei- home, from Pavo, and many others from Bos- wonderful in'rising to the emergency the Odd Fellows iul' til*' 1 fun" d' "from mence the building of their bungalow stam from food today, and jain with ton, Cairo, Thomasville and surround- at Lake Toxaway this summer. "Roan CHtf." the leaders In the prayer services which They entertained about 6.000 delegates the new ass •nt cannot be used for *** &£ towns aided in the celebration. at a basket dinner in the courthouse any othei purpose til he held. The program for the annual United The convention of the grand lodge Mr, and Mrs. Thomas B. Paine and The First Baptist church will t>e the Drug convention has just been azr? ^ Features of the parade were several Mr. and Mrs. John Grant and family COLLEGE PARK IS READY 1 TV as failed to order this mormiiK" in. will spend a part of the summer at central meeting place for those who nounced by the Atlanta convention tou- the c*itj audltoi mm The pi inctpal the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, FOR HOME-COMING DAY will take part In the service, and a -eau. It follows: thing done at the moi niiiK Cession waa Va. Tuesday, Jane 2. the election of o ffi <• e rt> • ** program has' been arranged for the services there. The time allowed each 9 30 a. m—Auditorium, reception and. The grand loij^e u as i ailed to order Mr. and Mcs. John D. Little have re- The program and arrangement com- Eeiatratlon of stockholders. by Grand Ala^tf r T. M Ho> nes. who turned from a visit to Tate Springs mittee for College Park home-coming leader will toe taken up aa he Bees 10 30 a. in.—Auditorium. Tatt hall, ad- Give Play For the Benefit responded to tlto ad dreys of welcome, and the Grove Park Inn, near Ayhe- day, next p'riday. announces that 3t. It has been planned to have ex- Ireaa of welcome on behalf of the state oE delivered bv Mav or BiiJ^e.s Smith. e\ei-j thing is in readiness for the ar- ville, X. C. perience meetings, and song services by the governor, Hon. John M. Officer* Elected. *** nval of the guests, which will ibegin m addition to the prayer. ilato Mr- and Mrs. John Collier Hart will at ail eail\ hour Friday morning. 10 15 a. m—Address of welcome by his The officers elected for the coming make their permanent residence in At- The officers of the board of trade, The total number of conversions due ionor. Mayor James G Woodward on be- Of Business Woman's Horns term were Grand master. \V B Sloan. lanta. under whose auspices the 'hoine-com- to the campaign so far has been more lalf of the citizens "of Atlanta.. 1 of Gainesville. deput> yriand master. *•* inn day is held, are being given the 10 30 a. m.—Address by President Louis than 2,000, according 'to conservative £- Liggett. Address by Treasurer James 1 Frank Harwell, ol Ij.iCJi anso. STantl Mr. W H. Everett, of Ohio, and his hearty co-operation of the Woman S estimates. The number of conversions -, McCormick warden. H R, McClatohe\. of Rome; mother and sister, Mrs Everett and Hub Mrs. Alonzo Richardson, presi- Is not reported, until the convert be- 12 30 p. m—Adjournment lor luncheon. "The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary ern residence for the manv women and' ^ifl-nd secretary, T II Hobei tson, of? Miss Everett, who have been at the dent, has, charge of the arrangements 1 4j p. m—Ladies will assemble at au- girls employed, by Atlanta's business Guinea* ille. ^rand treasuier. o A Von for the basket diniiei She reports that comes a member of the Baptist church. •will be the subject of an interesting l l>er Lieth, of Ath. Georgian Terrace. have taken an litorlum, where automobiles will be provid- entertainment to be gi^en by the At enterprises. When i eady for opera grand i csent- apartment in the Sumner, where the> ! pra< tic-ally every home m College Park There were reported for Monday and ed for a trip through the city of Atlanta ative. T AI Hovne.s. f .tni ih. will reside. Will tnrnlfh baskets, each sufficient to Tuesday 127 additions to the church, ind suburbs, visiting all points of Interest, lanta Pan-Hellenic at the Lyric ,thea tion, the boarding "home will be con- A committee composed lai*;ol\ of tha. feed fiorn ten to twenty-live peaple. with several churches not reporting, ind to East Lake Country club, where tea ter tonight. The play, which Is ona ducted under thf super\ ision of the officerb ot tho trrand ludjje met to-' Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson leave The .local business houses will D« ind refreshments %vill be served, after which of unusual interest, will be augmented Y. W O. A. maht at the Hotel Lnnit-r to consider, June 4 for New York, where they will closed from 10 to 2 o'clock. Thf which brought the total number of con- •eturn trip will be ma.de to Atlanta, taking % versions to 650 actual additions to the ^he ladles back to the Auditorium or to during the evening 'by special num-i It is expected that a number of the Ihe selection ol .1 mut>t ing ]>l,u e for1' meet Mr. and Mrs Grant and Miss- M hools v, ill observe a holiday. Citizen! 1 next \ ear \ delegation fi om Fit?:- Baptist church «lnce the beginning of their own hotels bers which have been arranged by the most prominent of Atlanta's business Grant returning from Europe. They nho have business in Atlanta will re- 2 00 p. m—Auditorium, general business per a Id went befoi e the rommittfp with, will travel east for several weeks be- main at home for the day. the campaign. various officers of the organization women will he pj esent at the enter- its invitation for the Odd FV1 lows to leeting in Taft hall. tainment at the Lyric, to swell the fore going to their summer camp at The program will consist of speeeh- Have Joined Other ChurchM. B 00 p. m —Adjournment of business meet- and the members. One of the features go to th.it cit\ next \«' ir Tht* com- Lake Toxa-way. There they will join makmg. muiic and athletic contests 3& of the entertainment will be the musio, fund for the establishment of the Busl mittee Will malve a. it-port tomoi row. their younger children, who will spend The splendid band of the Georgia Mili- A number of men and women have S 15 p. m.—Theater party for all, Forsyth The' Tonight the\ would gi\v no intimation., early June at Brevard, N. C. Hugh In- and -dancing by the audience on th I ness Woman's Boarding home a l<1 tai- acatUmv will furnish music foi joined other churches as the result of theater. Very special, all-star, program. curtain for the performance will n<-e' ^ what <_it\ the\ would recommend. man Richardson will join his parents Ihe occasion The local choral union Wednesday, June 3. stage of the theater between the act ! in New York and go to Toxaway with their conversions, in the Baptist meet- of the play. promptly at 8.30 p. m , and the i egnlar 'The committee 13 not ,it liberty to an oisaiiization of more than a hun ings and a number are expected to Join 00 a m—Auditorium, business meeting, vulge its report until it has been' them. dri-d voices, will contiibute to tht Taft hall. The object of the entertainment will price of admission will be charged. i^.-ven the grand lodge ' said T M. musical program later, who so far have not joined any J 00 noon—Business meeting1 adjourns for be to raise funds for the renting The entire proceeds for the evening; Ho; ne^, !>a.st -land mn-tei And mem- Miss Rosalie How-ell will spend the the prcm inent speakers that church. the day. summer in Virginia. .MTlUll;^ Ullc |>. •- '" ' •" " - ~r' ft, TIT equipment and maintenance of a Busi will be devoted to the fund for the,ber of the committee, "and the grrand will be i)ie«e-lt are Governor John M. Ernest efforts are still being put '2. 30 p, m —Everybody will assemble at lodge maj decide ^to do as is i ecom-' SiSlatonn ton. , A»Vv Wood\* uuucs. Whitevtiin-t. Majo*.i~.i*jr. —R. -. AuQitoTium to take special cars for South- ness "Woman's Boarding home—a mod home. 1 Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Elk in will be forth by the leaders of the campaign •n League ba-sebal 1 grounds mended or It mav choose to do other- Guinn Charles r> McKinney and to have the laymen of the church join among the Atlanta people who go others (loveinor Slaton will speak at 3 00 p. m—Southern League baseball wise. as it sometime^ doe^ " abroad in August. ' i tho noon houi l.o,-al speakers will more heartily in the work, although grounds. Specially arranged game of ball The grand loclffe off Ictu» hopp to ha be Mayor B S Huie. II. S vV'ilheit there is a small army of these at work Between A tlanta and Mon tgomery league able to adjourn t>v noon tomorrow. Mrs. Percival Sneed is at the New teams. At the conclusion of the game spe- Only matters of a routine nature, such' president of the board of .trade; Colo- now, and to bring them to a closer re- cial cars will be in waiting to return, the Wllliard, "Washington city. nel J C Woodward, president of th< as the receipt of Committee rppoi ts and i lationship with things spiritual. •kholders to the city and their hotels. AMERICAN UNIVERSITY DECLINE TO DISCUSS the selection of the next nieetinpr place Alexander leaves next Georgia Military academj, and Dr "If every church member would ab- 30 p. m.—Auditorium, novel educational Miss Ada Lewis Fowler, associate president ol ind entertaining- lecture by Mr. T. V. Woo- are to conie up for consideration to-' weeeek forr NNe w York, where she win stain from, those things which he is len, accompanied by moving and colored morrow. join Mrs. Robert Maddox for a week's Co—One of the most butcessful > eet ain of the age. The growing- popu- 1 the graduation of the class of ]914 On Caldwell returned Monday from a visit and fixtures. The stock and fixtures arity of the modern dances is viewed 4 SO 'p. m.—Auditorium, grand drawing of two weeks to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur amounted to about $3,000. The com- T and presentation of automobile prize. Washington, May 27 —(President Wil- Both Asa G. Candler and Bishop Kundiiy the commencement sermo Park in Louisville.^ pany carried insurance to the amount with alarm toy right-minded people, ac- 8 30 p. m.—Auditorium, grand southern preached in the school auditorium by of S2 600. The building- was owned by cording to the speaker. Its popu- a«ld lang syne dancing carnival. Special son and two members of his cabinet, Warren Candler, who have returned to the Rev Hill, of Athens, Ga. Mrs. Lee Jordan has returned fi om Judge Weibb, of Can-ton; Insurance not arity la due to the sex appeal and to unique features and electrical scenic ef- Secretaries Br>an and Daniels, partic- the city from Oklahoma City, where On Monday night the younger pupils fects. The evolution of the dance illustrat- they were in attendance on the con- Rome, where she was the guest or the stimulation of the sexual desires ed by Madame Albertlna Rasch and Ed- ipated today in the formal opening- of of the school entertained the patrons Mrs. Barry Wrlffht. "^tr Meeks rthe proprietor, while on the American university, the new na- ference of the Methodist church, de and friends with appropriate exercises. 'the way to the fire learned that it was of men and women, he Bays. ward Makalif, premier dancers of the cen- J-tast night the literary address waa I his drug store that was burning" and "More familiarity between the sexea tury Grand Opera company. New York city. tional Methodist CEpiscopal school here. dined Wednesday to discuss the action Mrs. George Kendall, of Ann Harbor, Performance by Madame Albertlna Rasch of the college of I bishops regarding delivered by the Hon Thomas W, H.ird- Mich-, who has spent the past month the shock was so great that be tainted a permitted In the modern dances than and Edward Makalif given under the direc- Bisho-p John "William Hamilton, of Bos- wick, who spoke along educational in the city, returned home Wednes- on the street, but was soon revived t>y would be permitted anywhere else in tion of the United Booking Offices of Amer- ton, and Bishop William Fraaier Mc- Vanderbilt university or the probable lines, with especial reference to their dav. She was accompanied • by her friends. decent society," he declared. "This ca. New York city, personal attention of Dowell, of Chicago, deliver addresses, establishing: of a, unf\ ersity In At- application to the "Georgia Craxker." cannot help being harmful. Frances Rockefeller Kime: and Bishop Earl Cranston, of Wash- lanta. Diplomas were delivered to the grad- "Human nature demands change and 11.00 p m.—Service of special supper. recreation," he continued, "In order to ington, (presided at the ceremonies, Bishop Candler merely said" uatiog class of five boys and one held on the university camipus. Thou- "The press dispatches carried all girl At the conclusoin of the ex- make life endurable and worth living, ercises Professor Dan Gibson, the but the modern dances are mot fit CONFIRMATION SERVICES sands of educators and churchmen there was to say. I have no further pi incipal of the school, spoke w ith recreation for young men an-d women from all parts of the United States at- comment to make." much interest as to thp worJt of Electric Fan Time to indulge in. It ia a dannnable and AT THE JEWISH TEMPLE tended. The late President iMcKln- Aaa G. Candler said: the school during the past -vear. and. seductive amusement." ley and Colonel Roosevelt laid corner- "You migrht get Dr Kirkland to announced the school year of 1913-34 Condemns Modern The feast of weeks, so called because stones of ibulldmgs for the university, talk. As for me, I have nothing—abso- at an end. The evangelist continued ithat the the day observed is seven -weeks after which, was projected twenty-five years lutely nothing—to say." waltz and two-step were bad enough, the Passover festival, will ibe fittingly ago by Bishop Hurst, and "was opened >ut the modern dances were even more harmful. He stated that the celebrated by the Jewish peo-pie Sun- formally for the first time today. REVENUE CUTTER SENT dance was a great factor in the ao- day, Mav 31- The day commemorates "Scholarship. It seems to me," eald 'ON-TO-TORONTO" GAME the I giving of the ten commandments President Wilson In his address, "is the TO STOP SPONGE WAR called White slave traffic and. in tha to Moses in the wilderness of Sinai. propagation of the social evil. It is, moreo-ver, the early summer mastery, the exact mastery arid com- PROVES HUGE SUCCESS Rev. Dr. Lincoln McConnell. pastor festival upon which anciently an offer- prehension of great bodies of knowl- Tampa, F*la, May 27.—The Tinted of the Baptist Tabernacle, delivered a Ing1 of the first fruits was brought to edge, and the comprehension is more The On-to-Toronto ball game yes- States revenue cutter Yarn mat-raw has sermon directed against the new terday afternoon was a success, both been ordered from Savannah to Key reaching o-f Pastor Russell, in which it the temple. In recent times the beau- difficult than the mastery. It is much tiful cei emony of confirmation has easier to acquire than It Is to interpret, as to the On-to-Toronto part of it and West to restore peace between sponge a declared that there is no hell and found place in the ritual of the syna- to the ball game part, for while the fishers from Tarpon Siprin^s and *" which contains other unorthodox and yet all knowledge is dead -which shekels were rolling jnito the coffers ' West, according to a telegram re- teachings. He was heard by a large gogue. The following: order will be Is not interpreted. The vision of tbe L rxt i t ti observed! in the temple services, which scholar is worth more to the ivorld af the ad men to the support of the ceived' b"y Distric-*- -- t *-Attorne y "He- i •ber -t S- . audience at the morning meeting at will begin at 10 o'clock Sunday morn- On-to-Toronto movement, William Pfhilllps tonight. the First Baptist church. than his Industry. Smith's board of (ball players were out Two Greek sponging1 schooners from The attendance at the meeting at ing: "It Is knowledge proper-ly Interpreted diamond rolling up tallies :he Bijou s.t noon was greater than it "Horliu Ladonai"—Choir. seen -with a vision of insight, that is Tiarpon Springs have been destroyed Reading of the services. uniting the -world, the spirits of the the Gulls. by the native spongers of Kcv "West, las been so far In the meetings. The So at the end of the game, when the according to complaints made by Greek, nterest in the meeting's there haa "Blessed Be Ye That Come'"—"Choir, world." shekels and runs were counted, there grown steadily an-d great Interest Is Invocation—Laurence Holzman. The president told an anecdote of were found to have been 2,022 loyal citizens who arrived here recently and ;aken in the daily meetings there. Floral Prayer—Claire Gershon. Charles Lamb, who said he was never ^ , . , ^, one life wag lost when one of the Atlantu &1I1 fla uvwboosteras who witnessed the schooners was dynamited. The Tar- Torah Service—Julius Prager, John able to hate any -man he knew. "ThereJ^,nflscltion of the gan Storm, Bessie Labow. Sam Pasko, are races whom we despise." he added, Everybody. Includm g the ad men, pon Springs fishermen found profita- REV. CEbRGE P. STUART EmanueV Yaffe. Hilda Marcus, Isadore "and it generally turns out that we had a good time. The ad men gather- ble fishing off Key Wfst, and it is sup- Collins. Madelle Prager, Samuel Sinker, desipise them because we do not know ed themselves together in the left posed id.ro-used the enmity of the fish- \WILL LECTURE TONIGHT Leon Bigler. them. wing of the grand stand and sang ermen there. Declaration of faith toy the conflrm- "The o*bject of scholarship, the object •song's from 'the Atlanta convention ants. of all knowled-gc is to understand, Is to song book. Marked originality was Floyd County Court. Rev. George P. Stuart, well known Prayer—Alan Sommerfleld. comprehend, is to know what the need displayed by many of them In their evangelist-lecturer, will arrive in At- iSermon and Blessing—Rabbi David of mankind is. There is the reason manner of carrying the tunes. It was Rome. , Ga . May- 27.— (Specia.. . .- 1 ,)—. lanta today to deliver his famous lec- Marx. why scholarship usually has been more Ad Men's day, however, and so nobody Uudg'_ udg"e John R.. Reese haa sett the civil. ture, "Lop-sided Folks," tonight at 8 Concluding [Prayer—(Herman Hey- fruitful -when associated with, religion, pro-tested. cases for 'the June term of Floyd city- o'clock at the St. Paul's church. Rev. man. and scholarship never, so £ar as 'I can The ad men get only a percentage court. Court will open Monday and Mr Stuart delivered this lecture re- A special musical service will toe at this moment redollect, has been as- of the gate receipts, but some three continue for four weeks- Both civil cently, it is said, to 5,000 people in rendered by the choir under the lead- sociated with any religion except the hundred dollars went into the treasury an*! criminal dockets a-re heavy and Oklahoma City. He will be the guest ership of Professor Charles Sheldon. religion of Christ." of the On-to-Toronto movement by the there are more than one hundred of "W. S. Witham while in the city. President Wilson suggested that the ball game. (cases to be tried. opening of another university -was the addition of but one more means for ECLECTIC ASSOCIATION emancipating the human mind from fear and misunderstanding. Conclud- WILL MEET HERE TODAY ing, he said- "'So we are here setting up on this iilll as upon a high pedestal The Georgia I State Eclectic Medical once more the compass of 'human life FOR FACE association will hold dts fortieth an- with its great needle pointing stead- nual convention In Atlanta for two ilv at the lodestar of human spirit. Let days 'this week with headquarters In every man who "wishes to 'know -come the "Wlnecoff hotel. The association and look upon this compass and there- goes in session May 28 and lasts through the 29. From the membership after determine which "way he -will pro," ANDHAND5 of several hundred doctors, represent- Secretary Daniels* subject -was "Pro ing1 every section of the state, a larg-e Deo et Patrla." He described the navy attendance is expected. as a great university and emphasized Many subjects of interest "will be the fact that -patriotism and religion discussed, including" medical educa- always have gone hand in hand. He tion, pellagra, vaccine, typhoid fever, insisted that religion and education sanitation and other topics of general must also fee united. Interest. The following" Is a list of officers of the Georgia association: JOIN ORDER OF MOOSE Dr. John S. "Wells, Oriffln, president; Dr. Dan Griffith, Atlanta, first vice Order It Now president; Dr. J>ohn White, second vice Big Class Initiated Into Mys- -resident. Fort McPherson: Dr. G. W. ). Patterson, secretary, Atlanta. To our Customers in the teries of Organization. WEDNESDAY CLOSINGS At Its regular meeting last nlg-ht in their new home in the Silvey building,] city of Atlanta we will rent GENERALLY OBSERVED at Five (Points, a large class wa^ ' initiated Into the mysteries o£ Moose- one from now to November Cards in the fwindows of nearly all dom. The w elcome address to the the -grocer> stores and meat markets class -was made by Dr. J. C. Oa'kshette, in the city announcing the Wednesday afternoon closing of the stores fromri followed by the honorary degree be- 1st for June 10 to September 16 indicates that ing conferred on C. V. Hohenstein 'by the Wednesday closing will be far the national director, J. C. Benjamin. more generally observed "this year than last. Many haberdashers and other re- tailers have joined with the grocers DROUGHT IS BROKEN CUTICURA in making the holidays general and effective and the movement «to close IN SOUTH GEORGIA the stores on Wednesday afternoon $3 will not be confined -to the grocers and Thomasville, Ga., May 27.—(Special.) butchers alone. Fine showers have broken the drouth A meeting- will be held in a few days which has prevailed here for several •50AP to arrange the details of the picnic weeks and which was threatening to which will be held at Piedmont park bring serious loss to many interested The number is limited, And Cuticura Ointment are on the afternoon of the first half holi- in the growing of truck crops and day Wednesday, June 10. vegetables generally. Gardens had be- world favorites because so gun to suffer very greatly for lack so do not delay. of rain, and a few days more with- effective "in restoring the WILL DISCUSS PLANS out It would probably have made it too late for tlhe rain to be of much. i natural purity and beauty FOR AUGUST MEETING use One gentleman who had a num- l her of acres planted In tomatoes for I of the skin, scalp, hair and shipment stated that if the rain did There will be a Dutc-h luncheon to- not reach here by Tuesday or Wednes- Georgia Railway & night in the assembly room of the day at the latest his trop would be hands when marred by un- chamber of commerce at -which mem- bers of the Merchants' and Manufac- a dead loss; 'but he thinks now he sightly conditions. turers' association will discuss plans Is 'all right, as the rain came just in for entertaining- visitors at the Au- the nick of time. Power Co. gust meeting. The entertainment com- With plenty of warm sunshine now Samples Free by Mall mittee is composed of A. C. McHan. tthe cotton will grow rapidly, the plant Phone 4945 Cutlrur» Bo>p and Ointment KM UmnHnont tM chairman; Gordon Klser, J. D. Robin- havitig -been somewhat set back by world. UMMmmvleof each mailed tree, with 394. son, Myer Regenstein and W. H. the cool winds and lack of moisture koo*. AOdmi I'CuunnV Dfvt. 4B. Bonn. _ Wyatt. in tbe solL

'SPAPER Page Eight. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1914.

Mexico, as radical and undemanded a thing THE CONSTITUTION The 1914 Paris Season Established 1868. as one can Imagine He discouraged a THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER brush with Japan, but that Is different, of the Salon des Beaux-Arts since Japan could light back and Mexico By AlCred E2. Seddon. <*leQAILY Published DaQy, Sunday. Tn-Weekly cannot. Roosevelt would also pfobably have put PART II CLARK HOWELU La Soclete Nationals des Beaux Arts will POLITICAL GRIND Editor «nd General Manager through a dangerous and unscientific tar ever stand as a monument to the memory of I>e Rainy Day XSfj-vetora. Clark Howell, Roby Rotinson. iff and currency tariff revision. During his two great French artists Meissonler and AI«I* GEORGIA IS \OW IXTERF.STED would or would not mike an announcement Albert Howell, Jr E K. Black H W Grady entire seven years' Incumbency, he showed He stay far way, Puvis de Chavannes 1\ ith them were active- IV JOIVF DEBATE OF HARRISES at an> certain time I No matter how I watch ly associated the veteran painter Carolua Political circles are agog over the chal As the matter no\\ st infls it seem^ Irn Telephone Main BOOO. a notorious Indifference to these two sub an pray' Duran and two others, Bracquemond and leng-e of Judge Nd.t E Harris of Macon to probable that Hugh Dor*e\ will make known Dalou These were the founders, in 1890 of his plans until after Joe Brown has spoken jects and ultra radicalism when he did re- But still I wait Hon W J Harris for a joint debate to thrash At de Pleadln Gate, the society that since that date has not only Mr Dorse\ was appointed b\ tl form r go\ motely touch them presented to the art loving public an exhibi- out the charges made by the latter against ernor and he wjll be guided 1 \ his ic-ti in Per i de Rainy Day ter the former 1 tion that has proved no unworthy rival to Just at present Mr Doi<* \ is prettingr It is likely Roosevelt, in power, would drown de state have insisted on extreme measures against the more pretentious Salon of the Societe des Certain it Is that if these two eloquent man\ letters urging h m not to ontent him IL Artistes Francais but has also served as a Georgians get together fur is sure to fl\ and self \\ ith the pruborn itornl r i 1 ut to -ist u e "big business"—when even the mild meas sort of vestibule to the temple of fame to it is probable that in the e\ent M> Harris to the place now fiJIcd bx Hoke ^mith Hun ures proposed by Wilson are "kicking up a I know dey say many students of merit -who since ha\ e accepts the challenge several cities will put dreds of *=uch letters ire bei p: reeei\ td ind "When de Righteous pray taken rank among the great artists of the In their bids to be named for the place of the writers i^ure him th« ^ will ax the limit shindy ' De Providence things will come his way, age \nyone who has had the opportiunits the meeting- for him should ht i-et in the <;ei itor il fipht Here, with the Roosevelt comparison, An still I cry to observe the tendency of French art dur It win be recalled that Judge Harris in As his been rejeatedU <*t ited Mr IK ! se\ Ter de angels high Ing the quarter of a century since Meissonler his speech Monday at Bambridge replied is far too butev to ffi\ e nther race in\ con we see the true radicalism On the other 'Sen de Noah flood down Turn de sky'' and his life long friend and fellow townsman In a strenuous manner to the chirpes made siderat on and it will be --omc dt s before extreme, iwe see the hide-bound conserva Purvis de Chavannes worked together as against him In t\vo rectntl> published torn he does ha\ e time III founders of the Soclete des Beaux Arts will munications at Mr Harris tism, symbolized by Foraker, Gallinger 1 be conscious of a change in the world of art Reports from tho&c \\ho haVe talked with H4.L.L. COLNTV IS \\\ITI \<» An down hit come' O\ III t.H I>OK*pt LI il ) — DC second class mail matter two, come the program of democracy, not An de people eplain Meissonler and de Chavannes were both period of fort> > ears indicate that he is political situation in Hall ount\ hi** tik^n Ter de fiel an plain men who threw a great deal of moral en- daeply stirred by the declaration of Mr a considerable slump Th prosp t-, ai now E RATESI as considerate as The Constitution would Dar de Rig-hteouB Man what brung de raJnl * thusiasm into their work A more conscien Harris that his connection with the railroad^ that Hon S K Chi stopl i,r f r i numl r >f United States and Mexico like to see it, but immeasurably ahead of tlous and painstaking- artist nev er w orked as attorney mikes him unfit for the gov je irs i me ml or of the leuisl itui i id the IO to 13-poEe papers, le, 12 to 34-paKe on canvas than Meissonier Every detail of ernorshlp at this time author of the bill making it i misdeneinor paper*. Scl J4 to 3tt~pnge pnperB, Set 3« to republican and bull moose every figure in his paintings even to the Judge Ham*, declared at Bambridee thit to be on the p iblic hij-.hu i\ drunk will b i GU~paee papers, 5c. It will be interesting to see if the four shadows, were scrupulously studied The unless his opponent wds willing- to admit candid it e at the coming prirnar\ f ->r vtate gentlemen we have mentioned have cor DISTRACTING works of the leading artists of that day in that his blood had stagnated in his \t*ms <=*-n itor It is also e\pt <.U d tlit Mr J ATLANTA, GA , May 28, 1914 France conveyed the idea of sincerity truth and his name T. ^\non>m for cowardice h t-rnest Palmour furnici 1\ t me nil t f t h i rectly diagnosed the situation November, and faithful research and whilst there has would consent to repeat his chargeb face to lower house w U aiinoun th b week lor the SLBJsCniPTIOX KATESs only, will tell' NOISES always been a clearly marked distinction be face in joint debate before the people of the senate By Mail In the United States and Mexico, tween English and French art the two state and backed up this statement bv de The prubernitom.1 *-i tint ion now seems to (Payable invariably in advance.) schools were more nearly related a quarter claring his intention of renew int, his chal htn^e uj on th it ton t ik 11 t\ s h itor 1 mo 6 mo 12 mo of a centur> ago than they are today leng-e every time he made an address during Hufeh M Dorsei Jt is \ r\ e\ i U nt ti it Dally and Sunday 60c S3 25 S6 00 Pally . BOc 2 25 4 00 WA LKING AWAY FROM WE A L7H. Art and Religion. the campaign should Solicitor Dot se\ announce his can II Sunday 1 25 2 00 The census bureau has just issued a The visitor to the Royal Academy will So it would seem thit it is up to V( 7 i u> for ^,o\ ernoi that 1 o w ill r n i \ H \11 -Ir l WeeklWe. j 100 find abundant proof that the English artist and will be up to him until he announces ountv b\ in o^erwhelrnit L, n uj rit\ it I By Carrier significant analysis of the nomadic instincts is a student in other realms than -art Eng- definitely whether or not he will me<_t N K ng impos^i! le now to t,tt in oj 1 n roj, ird In Atlanta. 55 cents ptr month or 12 cents of the American farmer. Reviewing condi- lish art loves literature history poetry and is So far Mr Harris has made no intimation in-, the tsplrii ts for f,o\ ei r i ui til Solicltoi J)er week- Outside at Atlanta 60 cents per devout while French art at any rate as rep of his intentions simplj issuing a statement Do i be\ hib in id e his inlet t ns j ul 1 t. month or 14 cents pep week. tions in the north, east, south and west, the resented In the recent Salons des Beaux: Arts to the effect that he was preparing a repU AR1 V I UTt K\\ ARD J R HOLUDAY Constitution Building bureau finds that a large percentage of seems to know nothing of hlstorj literature to Judge Harris which woilld be ready for or any other poetry than Its own imaginings publication in the papers of the state of next . 1 OR OF * 1C E »ol* Advertising Manager for all territory farnjers stay on the, same farms for not as Moultrie dn Mi-\ 27 — <*>n t il >— Th po cutslde Atlanta. whilst as to religion it is hardlv recognized Sundp.} long! as five years and that a great many today The literature of art abounds in es- To this Judge Harris has answered that litical siti ati n in th & ro int\ Is the mo^t The address oC the "Washington Bureau Is do not remain as long as one year It is says tending to bhow the indebtedness of art his challenge waa for a joint debate not a peculiar know n in rti 11 y \ u t> — pc-ouli LI 1 e Ko 1727 S Street N W Mr John Corrigan. DIS CONNECT\NO to religion Many of the greatest works of newspaper eo"nti oversy iut,e so littlo Inttrebt is belnp sliow n in the Br, staff correspondent. In charge obvious, deduces the bureau, that these con the greatest painters are noble presentations On top of this came the personal meet c ormns primir\ ( n 1 d it s ne\ er h t\ e lit en is baekward about ti i OUT <. i PT H-« th \ 1 a\ e THE CONSTITUTION is on sale In New ditions make for failure and poverty, since THE 'PHONES of Christian themes Todav- one ma> walk ing between the two on the streets of Macon York city bj 2 p m the day after Issue It few farms can be made profitable under from room to room In the Salon des Beaux Wednesday at which they smilmglv assured this \ en onl\ otn h i\ mj^ don •* up to d iu Can be had Hotallngs Newsstands Broad- Arts without observing thtt faintest sugges each other that they were going to make after a trip to sei. eral t ome from him Ai M Jvendall ind \V F IF MEDIA 7ION SUCCEEDS. that lies close at hand, but that requires In one of the down stairs rooms there is counties in the btate where he met hundreds \V i> are UKO considorinp; the n att r and work to materialize. The other is the in- a beautiful study in silver relief of Christ of fi lends and supporters who assured him the probabilitj is that the r tee will be be Optimism Is the prevailing keynote of that his race was in excellent shape He tween the three creasing specter of absentee landlordism, Blessing the Little Children b> an English returned to his official duties at the capitol pie reports from the Mexican mediators, artist Miss Mary Morton but apart from very muoh encouraged over the prospects W. H CiKOOV PR IIR*«I TO I I <.1NI ATI\ I < \MJII) \ TE average farmer of hope, drives him from I cannot at present recall any treatment of a graduating- exercises of the high school at Thomas\ilK r*i Ma> 27 — f^ppriil > — V\ Jnoment upset the most sanguine hopes one place to another without a stimulating btblical theme This almost complete disap Beuna Vifata High school In Marion countv H turnover of Othlo 1 nee is the fir t min in Supreme Court Justice Lamar, of Geor- pearance of scriptural themes from an art where he met hundreds of people from that the coui ty to offici ill \ nnnounc ii L o in proprietary interest anywhere salon in Paris is all the more noticeable by gia, one of the American representatives, IVew Handy Lettor-Writer. and adjoining counties Later he stopped off didate for representative to the 1 „ si iture The first factor, that of instinctive Strickland "W Gillllan has the credit for reason of the increasing abundance of an at Ellaville in Schle\ county and from there from Thomas It is s iid th it tin re w ill bo end a notably conservative man, says that this newest handv letter writer addressed other class of subjects the nude Of these went by automobile to Americas At Greens several moie In thi i xt few di\s as the nomadism, will sooner or later adjust itself there are approximate!* ninety In this exhl the program now embraces an effort at to any urpent creditor boro in Green countv he spoke to an ex- ice h is now be n broken J \ Mow rrs of automatically The other factor that of Dear Sir Your letter is a cross between bition Of tihese ninety there are many treat ceptionally Itirge audience Meiprt. is mentini ed -^ i proh thk inlfrtit •wholesale pacification This means, of tenancy, will need lively help, and the a joke and an insult As a joke it is a fail ed Jn a manner so ultra realistic as to be During his absent e he refrained from as is also Rol rt McMill n tn i sn\ oril otht i a course, that Huerta is to step down, that ure At least one could hardly call it a utterlj incompatible with any poetic or talking politics but h &avs he found con from the countv It is btill 5 rs stentlv sooner it Is intelligently tendered, the bet Idealistic Interpretation there -will be a provisional government in practical joke A practical person never ditiona exceed ins;I> fa\ or able rumored that I ou s "\I i of th s fil> will ter off TI ill be this country, with its prob would tackle us w 1th a view to financial Thone Who Buy. Replies to letters mailed out continue to be in the race but Mi Moon, iofu^ s In f, \e Mexico bearing the approval of the United leins of the cost of living and its hopelessly gain You are a theorist pure and simple When one remembers that there Is a con come in and up to the present time he has out an% posit Iv e stit ment in the mat to r fStates, that the constitutionalists will be (At least jou are simple—-we know nothing nection and a very vital one between art received more signatures to his state wide Judg-e H \\ Hopkins is i rert-iittv in tho congested cities about ypur purity ) and commerce one is disposed to ask who campaign clubs than were received by Joe race and will mak hit offieial innounro brought into line and that the basic agra It is at this Juncture that rural credits "We have never been successful finan- are the purchasers of this class of pictures Brown in his first race for governor ment for re election soon B ("* Rpese of Man problem will be started at least tenta cially because the moment we found to our They would be utterly inadmissable in pri Pavo is still waiting to *. a If t better min should enter and play a redeeming role surprise that we had $10 In our pocket we ENTIRE STATE IS NOW WAITING than he will I e in t e i a e h foie hi cornea (lively on Its road to settlement vate collections They are as yet found very O'V THE ACTION OF JOE BROWN Make the ambitious small farmer able to started out to rectify tine mistake We are rarely in provincial public art galleries to any decision in th matter On the surface of things, this forward own his farm and you will see a quick the guy 'who put the wreck in rectify Artists as s rule are not so well fixed finan As the flrat of June approaches, Interest fctatus would seem to dispel most of the mis We hate to accuse anyone of an error in dally that^they can afford to paint pictures increases in th e probable action of Hon MARDWICK TO MAK I- &P* r < H diminution in the tendency to roam Give Judgment but we feel that you made an that do not sell There must be a demand to Joseph M Brown Also the opinion is gain- \r inoMv^vuii^, TLX-^DAV givmgs that have from time to time at him at least a hope of owning his farm, awful mistake when j ou let us have tho create such an abundant supplv One is there ing ground that the former governor will Thomasvijle Oa Mi> 2 — (Special ) _ tended the crisis As a matter o£ fact so money (or its equivalent) that you are now fore led to conjecture that the demand comes delay making any announcement of his plans Hon Thomas W Hardwick will bp the first and you will stimulate a higher grade of Just why June 1 was picked out as the many and varied are the contributing fac asking to have returned from those questionable luxurious resorts of the candidates for st Ue offic to shell the workers, and a finer class of citizens, than Let us hope this experience has taught date for Little Joe to break his silence it woods here in the interest of his i ieo for wihich are the products of an age which also would be difficult to say no doubt some one tors that at any time there may be a shift you something Frankly it has taught us a produces the voluptuous millionaire Of late junior senator He is booked for a speech. all the preachment under the sun casually mentioned that date and the story that \vill paralyze progress, or a hitch that The man who rents, or who works for great lesson "We shall never borrow anv years there has sprung up a series of private here on next Tuesdas ^s there will be an more from >ou "We feel sure of It Do not exhibitions in the club rooms in the rue Vol gradually circulated until man> believed adjourned term of Thomafa supei i >r eourt in Vnll precipitate endless delay there was some definite foundation for It a master who is absent, and who does not ask us how we know It is intuition ney in the rue Boissv d Auglas and at the hession here at tl it time M H irdiv ick has In point of fact Little Joe would be the Obviously the Huerta delegates urged Regretting that you have taken this Automobile club These exhibitions precede arranged to speak it the hour of the noon understand his problems and obstacles is last person In the world to state that he by their chief, are infinitely more concerned stand m the matter thus disturbing your those of the Beaux Arts and the Artistes recess in the eourt room bound to make a more or less indifferent own peace of mind we are firmly but pleas Francais admission to these galleries is •with speed than the constitutionalists Their farmer The man with a stake In the land antly yours (Signature ) strictly by Invitation and is very exclusive about face is significant When first they and It is at these private exhibitions, fre times ten in New York on<* In Biooklj n makes a good farmer and an excellent citi A Sons In Summer Weather. How the Great Britannica. one in Boston and one in C h ij,i> arrived at Niagara, the complaint was made, zeu, conservative, distrustful of fads, and quented by wealthy art connoisseurs that the most important sales of the season are effect Got Ready for the Press When the nt v, B itai nit i \\ ts j i miie 1 somewhat in petulence that the public was plentifully insured against the demagogue ed The masterpieces there on exhibition are India paper was marie ml\ m i ru,I in 3 trying to hurry a decision and that no de Hi1 Mister Co nblade afterwards to be found in the larger and more trance Crtrmanj u d Itil\ He srn 11 ut Bearing the gravity of these facts in put of one f these in 11s \\ is i ra, ti ills cisive action could be looked for within less You lookin mighty low' public salons at the Grand Palais but from Comparing the sale of 65 000 sets of the pre empted b> om j uhllsher hi t the ui nt mind, the imperative call for rural credits You want ter feel de rain fall these private exhibitions are rigorously ex than a month Britannica with a run of Go 000 copies of a required for the ma. -\ vtlunrs f t s i r is apparent at a glance It would have De swishln "Win ter blow' eluded the ultra-realistic nudities that figure favorite novel gives you some idea of the ular n< w \vork of r« ferei \\ is st I i e Hardly had these words come from their so prominently in the greater salons One bigness of the sale But the units in the that all the othtr mills e «. n I \\ k i"V been infinitely more constructive for the II reason for the raison d etre of these private aJiead of time w orkini^ ov rtinu r d ^et lips than Villa began plunging southward democratic party to have placed rural two 60 000 s are very different Taking, the ting: in new raaehmer\ could h rK\ supr ly Hi' Lady Lily, exhibitions is that every season it becomes length of an average novel as 100 000 words t noug-h paper of the i e ju re ] h M iu I t\ toward Mexico City Forthwith the Huerta credits on Its current program, and to have You sho Is -wilted up' Increasingly embarrassing for the wealthy the sale of the new Britannica is equivalent Probably the amount of Ind i pa, r st. j m delegates began subtly clamoring tor expe Long- gance you had a raindrop heads of carefully cultured families to visit to a.bout 30 000 000 novels the first > ear of manufa t re t the n-w abandoned business-baiting, than to have the salons with t*ieir families dition They said that unless a provisional Ter patter in yo cup How many people ha\ e contributed to Britannica gre Ltly ex ceded ill th it had side tracked rural credits, as the plan seems The Sensuous In Art. make fche new Britannica what it is' \o ev en been made befort government was provided before Villa III Leather and cloth f ir I k co\ r-rs hid now to be. It certainl> Is significant that the sudden one could answer this question if it is taken to be suppllel b> the i r s „) ted man fa reached Mexico gtty all would be anarchy 1 growth of the sensuous in art s>nchronlzes to aipplv to the J^ncvclopaedia a-a a serial turing department loi g- bef i c act i il sheets Hi Mister Red Rose with the disappearance of Christian themes and chaos Tue ft. B C group gave ear to In de dusty place publication wiith a history or a centurj and were readj to bind It would seem also that with a lowering of a third, for no a,mount of research could Coot hklna from Afrit n their plea, and since then the proceedings Vv hen it comes de mawnin the religious tone there are signs of mental COUNTIES AND BRIDGES. De dew will wash yo face unearth the pa> rolls of six different pub Goat skins prood en uph for Brit innica have been speeded up noticeably deterioration There is an almost entire ab- Ushers who have brought out the book But covers can be i-,ut oiili n \fri a S jm< cone Negotiations now on between Crisp and AM Wenther Goei* In BHKUIe sence of historical and literary themea One taking the new edition by itself it seems from the tape but n r funSdii ind But conceding even that mediation is picture doubtless painted to order is that iSig'eria. The> are colli c cl firm the nx Sumter counties practically assure that these Yesterdaj we roasted beefsteak on the likely that no less than 10 000 different per tlves bv \ri-b traders 1,1 -d it e ' r j ij^ht o t Ultimate!} successful, that Huerta and Car two counties will co-operate In the construe roof and boiled eggs In the millpond of the presentation to the burghers of a sons were connected with lit some way or in camel cara\ins Indeed th n o o ) ranza and Villa and Zapata reach an agree rietnish city of charter from Charles le other jou get in the cover of a set of the Hrita-n tion of a bridge to span the Flint river, There was no eermon last Sunday The Temeralre to carry on eome kind of trade tnent and that a provisional government As the book now stands Its 41 000 ar- nica Is the same sort of leather that the which separates them, and which It is esti- preacher entered the pulpit mopped his fore If there are other historical paintings tney ticles or 44000000 words are Che work of Araib tracer makes a camel cu h on from— bearing the attest of the United States rules head pointed sinners to the thermometer and have escaped my notice or my memory There ab-aut 1.500 men and women not only from the cushion that h,f uses for i I r'w er rurt mated will cost In the neighborhood of pronounced the benediction Is certainly nothing- else that Is a striking everv part of dreat Britain and the United when he g-nes throi ffh hif di l\ d \ itlons from the Mexican capital, our task will treatment of an historic subject The sii? States but rom Canada and Australia as a good Mohammed in M ro t an India and Japan These ties in the matter of bridge building, where Switzerland Every room of that collection 1 600 names are signed to the articles inps—\\ hat the \ niti ita book t ide alls all their lives presents noble representations of the heroic lambs>k n The -> 000 al eep arri? pcd in a from Vera Cruz or the Rio G-rande until he ***** throughout the book and they are the names country road ei*,ht abreabt, ei )i 7 ow of streams divide the counties The time was deeds of Swiss patriots The gallery is a of authorities of world wide reputation as is assured stable government is estab- Experience of Wisdom well as world wide disper&Ion elg-ht as cl >i>e ti the next as it could be when Fulton and Cobb, separated by the The Adams man sing's of his school of patriotism and of history as well placed would fill h£ty mi lei of j oad The lished Chattahoochee river, had but one bridge as of arts This exhibition of the Beaux How many different people worked at It faheep skin Is from beh < trsi \ < nt, sheep settlement in printing houses is hard to figure out, and North Country K-nglish toe itch \V Ish and. It would be folly compounded for this Arts teaches no patriotism no hfstorv no lit the figures ev en if they were av adlaibie across the river—the old Roswell bridge ' We think the times are treatm in small numbeis from th ill! ountry of government to undo the expensive prepara erature It would seem as though the rising would not mean Imuch unless it were possi Kentucky 'i ou can get in le i of how Now, as the result of co-operation between This here section wrong generation of artists do not read the master ble to tell how many days or weeks eacn many sheep skins are usei ind >f how in tlons of the past few months, only to have the two counties, a substantial bridge spans Wisdom hits the settlement pieces of literature and are not fired into compositor av eraged 1 he total for the en adequate the domestic s ippl-v \\oili be from \, to set its pegs again should the first experi But never stays there long enthusiasm over any Incident In the history tire 29 -volumes was more than 200 000 000 this In all the United St it< <= only from the the river at every Important highway. ems and tihe av erage monotype compos- Kentucky mountains arc re illy grood -jheep ment at democratic government in Mexico of their country | itor sets 28 000 ems a da> So that one com Reason is we reckon. Having offered these criticisms It Is but shins In large numbers available But in The wonderful development of both coun- To Wisdom s sad surprise posiltor would have taken more than 7 000 fail and revolution break out again fair to acknowledge that whatever evidence ties bear testimony to the wisdom of the Too man} fools around the town days to set the entire book, or 22 yeairs of We should make a thorough job of this there may pe castors In to development It Is a proved enhancer of Sa>s George Houston Post Bailey ' A the United States at the time the book was co\ers and realize further that we are driven bv no North Carolina chemist sa>s a good quality with any of the exhibitions of former years put in type Inert* were only two printing property values It is a stimulus to bus! Out of nearly three thousand exhibits many Tliead and silk for =ewins the books in thirst for empire the more quickly will the of alcohol can be made from green cotton establishments that had enough t> pesetUng binding would go ro ml the \\ < rid at the ness, and a promoter of acquaintance bolls This paves the wav for the advent of them of high merit, It would be difficult macMn.es to do this work in a vear or fifteen equator more th in ele\ en Urr PS present tangle resolve itself to make a sel ction and from any small se months One of these was the government Fn t hundred and fortj tont) of ink were Whatever facilitates communication pro of the bowl worm printing office in Washington and the other ***** lection there must of necessity be omitted which did the work was able to do it onl> of books that poes out has to motes'business and prosperity Hts Record manj who deserve mention I have alreadv by buving a la.rge number of new/ machines Counties all over Georgia are seeing the When you ask him what hes done spoken of the very interesting collection of Greatest Demand Here DO THEY GUESS RIGHT? matter in this practical light Within a Where congress fellers be colonial scene" One loves to linger ovt the vVhen the aetual press work began there Joseph Benson Forager Boies Penrose I m toiling still from sun to sun— tranquil scenes on the banks of the Marno as was much more to be done in the United very few years we should see the highway 1 m on the job says he caught on Lhermltte s canvases Dauphin States than in England In the first place little more than 20 aero Jacob Gallinger and Nicholas Longworth, to facilities of this state radically enhanced by has succeeded in presenting some very beiu there were many more sets to be printed r"ould there be a m J h more complex mention illustrations only, are running for I know not a vacation titul Mediterranean pieces taken In the nelg-h because there is a much larger buving pub business thin mak ngr na marketing the county co-operation in bridge building Thti country looks to me 101 hood of Toulon Guignards Sihipment of lie here than there At the beginning India Britannica** Several hundr* d master minds election or, in some cases re election, to paper and leather for binding were all im p-lcunniner w rltnif, and edltm0 tht contents To be its sure salvation — Cattle is \ery vigorous and Luard s Har- ported so that provision had to be made for of tne book f i seven or e rjht y< ars liun congress Each one appears to think *he First call for the peach in the peek-a boo. Im on the job says he row (s full of mov ement Speed s &iiop shipment of the^e law mater als And ***** Girl is fully entitled to the prominent posi American printers had hardly anv expert ptibhc has forgotten the tidal wave against >i at lire's W ay t on allotted to It, giving as it does proof of ence in printing on Ind a papir—and no Btandpatism and that standpatism is for n Villa says "the bandits must go " Well, Nature sa> s The Norton Champion the artists hlfth talent in portrait -work *jijl printers in the world h id an} experience space to be the political order of the day seldom provides more than two tightwads soul s Peaceful Corner Is a gem that one at all in printing a big pape like that he has been going some this long while successively in a family Then she bobs up of the encyclopaedia on India paper bo 9 can Oream over Bergier and Giron Max that there were problems for the pi inters Are they guessing right or wrong with a Good Spender | have both succeeded in happy treatment if ****'* that made more difficult their task of fett The present administration has not views of Avignon but what is a list of tins- out this b-lg ou go The Constitution has not hesitated to pro- Tell the Happ> Day good morning. Villa's education may have been neg Then toil on to keep it so Chinese Dress Is Changing. test, in trying too much "regulation" in lected, but they say he swears intelligently One of the characteristic features of mod times that are not propitious But it has ern life In the apen ports of Ch-ina and In had Jo be" c,llea upop m rush Head Hunter to "Paddy." Hongkong is the tendency among Chinese by no means tried to turn the uorld up- With so many towns falling, it is impos- (Harriet Chalmers Adams In the Worlds women of the fashionable class especially in Work J diplomatic circles to adopt foreign st> le side down sible for Mexico to keep her feet. clothing modified to S'Uit Chinese taste The more accurate test would be In pre 'The first book I ever read on the Philip Leather has generally supplanted el-oth shoes pines carried a picture of a band of head for Chinese women , amon« the well to do Thirteen Automobiles Given Away figuring what Hoosevelt would or would All political predictions place T R. on hunters armed with spears creeping up the classes in Hongkong land even the -working not ha\e done during the past few months, another River of Doubt. mountain side At twilight one day in Ben classes are using leather shoes as far as Nomination Blank Published on First Classified Advertising gaiet I looked over the trail and saw them powible The changf has already made it since Roosevelt is unquestionably the pro There wert» forty w arriors—alert noiseless self felt drf the shoe business at Hongkong, Page of This Issue This contest may mean a motor car for you. Sessional radical in the present situation with Bpears erect The head man handed us and its influence is extending The innova In this weather the home man with the a paper which explained that they were Ifo tions in dress have brought with them a If we are to judge by past performances, lawn mower isn't contributing to the peace g-aos on the way to Baguio to work on Che demand for foreign dress accessories, and new railroad And tho book of which J foreign styles of dressing the hair are also .Every Energetic Entry Gets a Prize Roosevelt would have gone straight Into ] of nations. •peak was published only ten years a*ol' becoming more and more common.

-*L. L^^^g A..L... m SPAPLR ikWSPAPURl THE CONSTITUTION, ATLAOTA, OA., THDESDAY, MAY 28, 1914. Bine.

stitutionalists* cause, it IB stated. No PANAMA EXPOSITION HUERTA AGREES especial reason for tiife action at this time was given. TO OPEN NOVEMBER 3 TO YIELD POWER Rafael Muzquiz, constitutionalist CHARGES OF FRAUD MADE, By Clever Political Coup, MUNITIONS LANDED chief of customs at Piedraa Negras, to- Washington Ma\ 2fi —The exposi Continued From Page One. night stated that the confiscation was tion at Panama commemoiatinp: the done upon General Carranza*s orders discover'^ of the Paciln. ocf in b\ Bil Several American mine superintendents "Aggressives" Win at Georgia bos. v> ill open ^Jo\ ember 3 next a.uci precisely what disposal Has .been made h«re tonight told of the eviction, but IN NAVALSTORES CASE last (jintn 4-pril 30 l^lo Tccordinsr to o* the question of the elimination of declined to be quoted in regard to it an announcement tod iv of the Pana FOR GENJUERTA Muzquiz said that the mine companies mian bureau General Huerta, otther than the inti- have opposed the constitutionalist mation that his dignity will be up- It Is Alleged Competition Was Athens Ga, May 27—(Special )—One treasurer, S B. "Wallace Locust Gro\e Contributions for the monument to cause and also that coal and coke was 100 J H Carmlchael College Park, Balboa at Panami now total moi t» held Emphasis was laid on the fact needed by the constitutionalists, who of the liveliest political campaigns than $100000 in to a close tonight, the ballots being- Fort Morrow, Ga 88 associate editor, Heavy Cargoes at Puerto bringing General Carranaa to the sup- counted out at 11 o'clock and for the W M Redman Jacksor. 97 Ray Hast port of the scheme for a provisional IT MUST BE~CARRANZA, Savannah, Ga.. May 27 —That they flrst time in five years the "minorities ing-s Atlanta 00 atiiletic editor H M government The Secret of Mexico—230 Machine Guns SAYS LUIS CARBRERA changed brands to raise grades took winning OVJJT the party in power Arnold Slonroe 96 Phillip Abbet Lou- The confident hope was expressed isville Ga 92 exchange editor A S by one mediator tftrat as soon as Car- New York, May 27 —"As long as we turpentine from barrels after they had For five ye^s the winners were win- in Lot—One German Ship did not know 1 what the conference been inspected and crushed out compe Selig Atlanta no opposition social edi ranza and his followers became ac- Hot Springs Waters would discuss, it was well to stay out tition, were among- the charges against ners against hopeless losers This time tor H I Grubbs Jet>up 9" T J Smith quainted with the proposals they will of it,' said Ix>uia Carbrera, a. prominent the defendants made by witnesses for they were confident. A new rule was McRae 89 business manager Red and Held by Funston. agree to cease their military opera- Mexican constitutionalist tonight, re- ferring to the mediation congress at the government at the second day a in force requiring registration of all Black \\ L Howard Thomson <>9 The General Ideas Held Regard- tions. Niagara Falls 'But when they take proceedings of the trial tn the United athletic association members by mid- John Gunn Cuthbert, 86 circulation ing These Springs Have Been Washington May 27 —Ammunition To Prevent Spoliation. up the real issues continued Carbrera, States court here of Edmund S. Nash. night before election The party in manager E R Black Jr Atlanta 99 consigned to the Huerta government Although there have been no declara- "we feel we ought to be represented Carl Moller. S P Shotter and J F C power was inactive. The aggresslves L Fort Morrow fc3 baseball manager Proven Erroneous In Mexico, which had been kept In the tions on the subject It is known (hat Mr Carbrera arrived in New York to- Myers former officials of the Ameri- with a new combination of facts, and nominated (two to be selected b> the hold of the German steamship Ypiran- day from Spain He has been suggest- one of the primary objects of the con- ed as a compromise candidate for pro- can Naval Stores company, of Savan- other elements, registered over fifty board) Willie B Sparks Macon 100 The Interior Dt par tment of the gu since the American occupation of ferences here is to prevent If possible visional president of Mexico nah, charged with, violating, the Sher men at five minutes before 12 Fully H L. Hodgson, Athens 99 Ed Broyles United t-tates Govei nnienl h i^ d> m n Vera Cruz was reported to ha,ve been the despoiling of the country by a vic- "It must be Carranza," said "Mr Car- man anti-trust law This ife the sec- ?250 was turned into the association Atlanta 99 E J Hardln Gainesville strated under a nport made M F f landed today at Puerto Mexico Con- torious constitutionalist force brera "Any other man than Carranza ond trial of this case, the first trial as Initiation fees and dues Local 94 (The last named being the onl> sul Canada, at Vera Cruz cabled this will fall as head of the government, Bertram B Biltwood of \ aJe t olle>,e "With the land question satisfactorily having resulted in a conviction which alumni were made eligible and -were one of the old partj named others vot- that the waters of H ->t bpi m^ \r information to the state department. adjusted, the mediators and delegates even if he Is a constitutionalist Car was set aside by the! United States voted ranza Is well known—and has done the ed for L A. Pinkussohn, Atlanta Ga. kanssti*! ire heal U> ch ir^t d with iilio It -was reported from other sources that were concentrating their attention on supreme court on appeal The aggressives, headed by Clark George Allen Brunswick close to win arms consigned to Huerta had been work* the exact manner in which a new pro- It ia not a question of mere modesty The most startling testimony of the Howell Jr won throughout the ticket ners ) Assistant managers J Peri > actlte pas and thit their o n iti\e landed at Puerto Mexico from the visional government might be set up in for himself, Mr Carbrara said He had afternoon session was given by E C by an average score of 100 to 88 for Atlanta Hollis Lanier Americus H J qualities ire due to these pra^os pits Qerman steamer Bav ana Both steam- Mexico That Huerta formally has in- been working for the revolution and Patterson, of Savannah, who said, in every man on the ticket The surprise ent In the w Uer and n ( to tht, pies ers belong to the Hamburg-American Belsar Montgomery M T Harrison dicated his willingness to abide by the was a constitutionalist, but he had telling of the failure of several export was one of the most (complete ever in ence of salts of radium or a tin r ^olids given his work for Carranza Zebulon These were chosen over W Q line program thus far outlined here no companies which tried to compete with "Georgia" politics ' Gresham Rome H E Andrews Mil as had for so lonp^ hten s ipp< *• d No Effort *» Prevent long is doubted The time la ripe for constitutionalist United States officials made no ef- The effort now is to arrange for a participation in the mediation confer- the American VI e found we couldn t President athletic association J B ledgeville A S O Neal Blackshear J These v, ateis affor 1 a Inns, I ct i lain change of executives in a dignified ence in Mr Carbrera's view He said, meet the -competition of the American. Conyera, Cartersville 100, Half ord M Patch Augusta track manager R fort to prevent the delivery of the am- \\ hile they could sell at a profit we relief from Rheum jtism G tut M il \ munition as Puerto Mexico is an op^n manner The mediation conference in however, that he did not know whether Wood, Savannah 88 vice- president L Hammond Jackson over S Mitchell, iia lotimotcr \ttxii iear!it,i ---tiets General Carranza feels that he must couldn t We couldn t get orders with- W K. Stanley Quitman 100 Homer Atl inta assifctant track mana^ei J port and the United States has agreea all probability will not choose a pro- out meeting- their prices and if we met Bright s Dibciso (n t too lat i 1 visional president. This will have to be participate "Without the constitution- Wright, Grantvllle, 8S secretary and Brown Louisville no opposition to a suspension of hostilities during alists the conference cannot come to a them It meant to sell at no profit ttt at vanced) Li\er »r Bl Udei trtul le done by the Mexico City government. a loss The American covei ed practl the Niagara mediation But the process which Is receiving con- definite solution,' M* Carbrara con- Djspwpbii Mem or !Hlood disease (. \ The stite depai tment made it plan cally the entire world Their methods sideration te the drawing up of a list of cluded were unfair because they regraded tarrhal troublt \\ om n s disc iscs or that the only way (or the United States representative Mexicans from which a rosin They could undersell me 25 any ailments of a kind re 1 n iture to have prevented the delivery would certain number might be approved by cents and still make a profiff of $1 70 * Save been to seize the custom house the United States and all parties con- After Thomas purse sec/etary of Of couise the -n i icKrful urat \e at Puerto Mexico as was done at Vera cerned so that there would be no q,ues 30 DRIVERS QUALIFY ASKS STATE INSPECTOR qualities of the waters hi\p in \de Hot the Savannah Board of Trade had Cruz This -would have violated the tion about recognition being accorded ffiven the rules of that organization bprings Arkansas, w m hi famous ts a the individual chosen therefrom This A1UNTANS TO TESTIFY co\ ering, inspection. grading and health iesort armistice select few It is understood, will be sub 1 Robert Landing counselor of tne weighing W H Hoskins a negro one nutted to the constitutionalists and an of the star witnesses foi the govern- Jt mut,t he undorstool hciwixer thit state department made public the re- effort also will be made to obtain the TO INVESTIGATE BLAZE this delightful j late ffert> itti ctiona ment was called He was employed FOR THE 500-MILE RACE ports concerning the delivery of the viewpoint of the Zapata element at the yards of the fsational Trans- for the pleasure stckei tli it ira stc ammunition bceretary Biyan being ab IN JARDINE WILL SUIT portation and Terminal company and ond to no report In Vinei i< i Mediators in Toronto. sent When Mr Brvan returned to 1 eceived turpentine after inspection Owned and controlled t \ the L S Toronto May 27—Although the South George Boillot, Who Set New Fire of Mysterious Origin Dis- Government e\ erv cousi iet At\ m is the department Uter in the day he was American mediators and the American W.hen asked to tell of the (practices New York May 27 —(Special )—Jus- on the yards he said shown to Msitors The ch^ ,-,1 for informed of the messages and Mexican delegates accompanied by American Record, Leads covered in Pawnshop of baths is stnctU regulated tl o hotel What he said evincing some sur- members of their partj came here to- tice Phlltoln of the supreme court, to- They would take out from half a day appointed a commission to take gallon to a gallon from each, barrel List of Those Chosen. Isaac Morris. rates are extrernel> i ea oiial le a prise Already landed the arms' day from Niagara Falls, the seat of after inspection They would make commod itions pr ict!c*ill\ i sui passed Mr Bryan then read the dispatches their mediation conference to be the the testimony of certain witnesses In from 260 to JOO barrels a week that and minv attractions are offertd Th* re and declined to make further comment guests at a garden party in honor of Atlanta Ga, to fbe used by (Mrs Anita way 1 don t think the inspectors were are splendl 1 tennis co i t> a. ^ 1C the i>uke of Conna-ught governor gener Indianapolis Ind May 2" After Fire of a mvsterious origin •was dis course of 18 holes th it it, mo of 111 Munition* landed. Faithful McCarty In a contest over the a party to it but thei e was nothing al of Canada, developments in the last to keep them from knowing it :hree days of tine fastest automobile covered in the pawn shop of Isaac Mor- finest in the counir\ h iseb ill Del !« Roar Artmii al Badfrer cabled the navy twenty four hours called for a short $200 000 estate left by the Bowery dere He said Mr Mollei (one of the de .aclng- ever seen on tine Indianapolis inountifn dn\es Jai CHIK md sj hil department trom veia Cruz '"""Sj' conference on the Mexican problem llct known to his east side companions fendants-) told him to get the job of Motor Speedway the thlrtv drivers who ris at No 191 Petera strett AVednes actK i ties constant!} tcli\ e that the steamship ^ piranga d'<£*arged The mediators and the American handling turpentine foi other compa will start In ehe annual 500 mile race day nigpht shortly after midnight and situated high in the r unt nn« the her cargo at Puerto Mexico yesterday delegates had received information as William femith but whose real name nies if lie could and give them a bad here Saturday were selected tonight the facts sui rounding1 the nature of the climate is, ido il the \ear unjnd Al afternoon The dispatch added since their meeting yesterday at Ni- was Dudley Jardlne. job He said Moller knew albout re George Boillot the French driver fire led Captain W H Clo^\ e of Vire moat ne\ er ;i \vn m nl^lit ij 1 pi ior No specific information regarding agara Falls which they desired to com- ticallj. free fi om Jlieb in 1 mosquitoes Mrs McCarthy's frusftand Is a janitor moving turpentine from the barrels who today set a new United States Station No 7 to believe that the origin character of cargo discharged but every municate to each other The confer- On cross examination he admitted he 16 2 m e track \Vrlte and g:et full parti uUi s hind indication Ypiranga landed her entire ence lasted for an hour and was broken They ha-ve several children When was discharged by the companv H in I Sol** ] ^ " circling of the fire was due to incendiary prac some sou\ pmr b ok lets \ie«s of the cargo of war material before they had finished their conversa- Jardlne was known as William Smith Hoskins testimony was Corroborated 301110 dr ve S ! tice cit\ and Government rep* rts f ill of in Oerman Snip Held by Fonston. tion because of the social affair they he married Mrs McCarthy s mother by Dan Wilson, another negro who rhfTcaurse ' ° " " «ar "Souri'd Captain Clowe, in his official report teiest to \ M an 1 \ o r fi londb came to attend As a result of the worked in the yards under Hoskins to fire headquarters has asked that in Cut out the coupon vi d mail it todi\ Vera Cruz May 27 —The German There were three children as the re- meeting It was made known that some J H Wagner George H btevens \Yal Jules G-oux Boillofs teammate was investigation of the supposed Incendi steamer Bavari i has been held here matters which had not been understood sult of this marriage but Mrs Me ter O Keefe Jerry Maloney Da-vid Hill second having sent his French car Mr ( LO R Beldinp upon her arrival without manifest at m the same light by both the American Carthy -was the only one that lived to and Richai d DeGroot testified as to ary origin of the fire be made by Cap- 16 trax k in 1 31 71 and tain "W R Joiner state flre inspector Set J Business Men •? T oafrue Brigadier General E unston s order rne and Mexican delegates had been cleared maturity change in brands and discrepancies in %?,*?„ I ; . Teddy Tetzlaff in an American car was third Captain Clowe stated that he was led H L Spri; f,a \i ki nvns Bavaria lecentlv landed a large quan up The affidavits in support of the aip- the puages used Kalph. de Palma qualified twentieth Continuance of the optimistic spirit Details as to the cost of production to hold this theory of the flre when Plej^c sc-nd *ith tt t i o! IK i tity of ammunition on Mexican soil plicatlon for the appointment of a com i the list and required 1 42 12 to go tion nr my pint full inf rm * o j i which prevailed x esterday was mani- were given hv A Sessoms and fo A he discovered that the shop was aflre Vtiited *^t xt^s t, \ rn t i p rt ti ! It is estimated that the Bavaria put. fested again today and it was said the mis&ioji to take testimony in Atlanta Alford, of .Florida. said that the will, which, was «v iposed Boillot Is the winner of three Grand in several different places He believet recomrmndatl is rep rdlr e Hot Spring ashore 1 800 000 rounds of ammunition two opposing parties were coming tt-tx races In France Goux won the Arkansas—Hotels Baths Prlce^ eU The cargo was destined for Vera Cruz closer to an understanding An early to have been lost, was never la , but that clothing in the pawn shop had was burned by 'Mrs Ephle A. "W il race here last year and this team Is been aet afire in different points I-.ame 0 agreement is to be looked for, indica favored in the betting as winner of tions pointing to a settlement soon of Hams, piincipal of the night Settle TECH HIGH TRACK this year's contest The fire which did email damage ^r^ws £5% s: the difficulties between the United ment school in Atlanta pro\ ed damaging enough to spread to Address Bob Burman drove two oars in the 1 States and Mexico Whit© John Harvill a contractor a t iiJor shop next door separated bv a was preparing: to remodel the Williams TEAM WINS EASILY tests and both qualified He will se Town St it<> S-.-sS^-fh. Americ,,^-^^'^, aut^ties ^ate^r CARANZA AGENT home in Atlanta lie ran across the Jar chines driver for one of the ma partition The tailor shop run by H dine will Mrs Williams and Harvill OVER BOYS' HIGH holaway at No 189 Peters street suf rolls of barbed TO NIAGARA FALLS? read the document it is stated but The successful drivers and the order f LI td onl> slightly from the flre "Washington, May 27 —Representa- as they could not understand its sig- in which they finished are JllllllllllltllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIl- tives of the constitutionalists here took nificance, not knowing any .Dudley Jar By Carl Taylor. Boillot 1 30 13 Goui 1 31 71 Tet7 ^General Funston understands the am- dine Mrs, Williams threiv it into the 3 40 Tnonla steps today to reopen the question of Finishing men first in all except ?c on i , s 1 35 20 Dawson BADLY HURT BRAKEMAN mumtlon and wire reached Cordoba representation at the Niagara Falls stove with some other old papers that 36 20 Carlson 1 36 40 BrlgK 1 way of Tierra Blanca. mediation conference She deemed worthless As they recall three of the events that were held in W.shart 1 3710 Christiaen? 1 3867 CALLS FOR HIS MOTHER John LInd and C A. Douglass legal it It bequeathed the entire property the dual track meet Wednesday after- W"cox; U? 16' Anderson 1 39 46 Bur- The Bavaria s captain is liable to a to Mrs McCarthy m J 5 i Refined Homes j representative of the constitutional- noon at Grant tield Tech High over ^?.. ? ° £>uray 1 40 Knlpner fine under the American laws and these ists, after what was termed a neutral Mrs (McCarthy s -claim is elng whelmingly defeated the Boys Jtliigh 1 40 48 Haupt 1 40 68 Guvot 140 96 Howell Cherry of 121 First street. are the laws that are being administer- conference, went to the state depart- fought vigorously by Cornelius B Gold team by the score of 71 to 28 Chassagne 1 41 91 Mulford 1 42 03 Macon da,, a> new employ ee of the ed by the collector of the port The ment to take up the subject with Sec- the executor of one will He is aided The mile run half mile run and 220 Richenbacher l 42 11 De Palma, Central of Georgia railway while landinK at Puerto Mexico of arms con- letary Brvan. The secretary howev- by Jardine s nieces and nephews in . ard dash were the only three events 14212 Cooper 1422o Brock I 4'57 making- his first -trip to Atlanta "Wed I Demand er had gone to the capitol to confer Elmhurst L I and Up-per Montclair that -were won bj the B H s team signed fm Vera Cruz ^ iolates the laws V J They had never known their iffer/dh'l 41 4259 Cnandler 1 4281 nesday afternoon In the capacity of and the absence of a manifest, a sec with senators of the foreign relations Newman won two of these the mile brakeman on local freight tram ISO 85 Refined homes should bp S committee and his callers said they uncle a double life run and the half mile while bid John 1 43 60 Klein x1 43 60 Burman* ond violation The Bavaria is held would return again later in the day ston won the othei the ^SO yard dash Grant, - • • "" """' Burman Macon to Atlanta, was seriously in equipped with the I'cerlenn toilet ™ here onlv because clearance,-will be re Neither Mr Llnd nor Mr Dougla-ss Mrs Williams lives at 173 Oak street Arthur Me>ers of :Uve 'lech High jured at Hamipton Ga while attempt combination—durable perfect in H fused until the matter of fines is ad- would disclose under •» hat conditions She could not be reached for a state- team won the medal offered by the ing to board the cab as the train was the constitutionalists were willing to ment last night athletic associations of the two schools pulling out from Hantpton s a n i t a t ion and S justed RETAIL HARDWARE MEN certain of per ~ participate,, but the opinion was reviv- for the highest number of points made Howell was thrown several feet and 1 Did Hoerto fc.et Machine GnnsJ ed, that the pow ers or a. Carranza rep- by an individual performer having 22 ADDRESSED BY PARKER received injuries which will in all f inni-anc' under ZZ The customs officials assert that so resentative -would be verj limited per to his credit Sid Johnston of Boys* probability cause his death He re all conditions ~ far as they know the arms shipment liaps with plenary authority and only High, was second with 14 ceived a broken back right hip smash Bov, is made of ~ for the purpose of furnishing informa One prep record was broken -during Savannah Ga May 27 —Pleading for ed gash in head left collarbone vitreous porcelain 55 on the Ypiranga of the same line which ore harmolous relations Between the precipitated the seizure of Vera Cruz tion What sudden turn in the nego TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS the meet Harland, of the Tech High broken and noae cut severely absolutely invper ZZ tiations had brought about the new at team in winning the running high hardware jobbers and retail dealers W At 6 02 p m passenger train No 9 vious rnike dis — by the American forces still were titude of the Carranza group was not jump cleared the bar at 5 feet 4 inches A. Parker of Atlanta president of the passed through Hampton The injured colora-ti rs a n d ZZ aboard when that •*essel left here for disclosed breaking the former lecord of 5 feet 3 Southern Hardware Jobbers assocla^ man was taken up and brought to At feathering; of ZZ tion delivered the principal address to Puerto Mexico two days ago They Justifies Optimism. nches by one inch lanta and sent to the Atlanta hospital germ oil — assume that there is no possibility that TRY TO NAME GOVERNOR Here is a complete list of events In fyt£e ye th? nlnth annual convention His mother Mrs W H Cherry of I turos imi os — Today s development undoubtedly the order held of the Georgia Retail Hardware asso- Macon Ga, 000 000 rounds one direct outcome of long conferences sible Tanks = of ammunition and other war material 100-1 ard Dash ciation at Tvbee Mr Parker read to dent to her young- son Howell called of solid zi General Carranza has been holding over First Parka (Tech High) second John 01 ventl n the annu continually for his mother during the aboard the Ypiranga would be landed a special telegraph wire with EmHio Nash-ville Tenn, May 27 —Seven ifi f i ?, aJ address w o o d Cn t ZZ nam«s went before the state democratic ston — as the liner is under charter of the Zubaran his minister of the Interior HJg-h) Time 10 1 5 seconds the convention of the Southern Hard at the hospital in charge of the constitutionalist agen gubernatorial convention tonig-ht as lined with ZZ German government and was ordered Pole Vault. ware Jobbers association The con- topper in ZZ cy here was pointed out as justifying nominations lor the party's candidate First Meyers (Tech High) second Owens tention will adjourn tomorrow after to Puerto Mexico bv the German min- the optimism of the last day or two in t u i » dura ZZ ister to pic-k up German refugees for governor, but no ballot had been (Tech High) third Newm-in a»h thart the arm} and navy has knowledge representative is in El Paso It has structed votes Thomas R, Preston New York, May 27 —.Henry Siegel. of producing an incandescent light toilet equipment at our show. ZZ been said that if/ General Carranza banker second In instructed votes First Parks (Tech High) second John under indictment here for grand lar thus making possible the general use rooms Fi\ e completely ejuippod j-j of other landings or attempted land- sent representatives to the Niagara Judge S J Everett Judge A H Rob ston (Boys High) third Parmatee (Tech ceny and violations of the state bank- of electricity for lighting purposes He bathrooms on difepliA — conference those three men probably erts, George W Hardwick, business High) Time fl seconds jo 9jn,[[-Bj em jo jno SUJAIOJS SM.-BI sui also was well known for his photo "oeneral Funston admitted that he would be selected. man J D G Mortont chairman of the Mile Bun his private bank and department stores graphic appliances He perfected the First Newman (Boys High) second had no information as to what became Attitude of Rebels. state executive committee and Oeorge returned to New York today on the carbon process and the dry plate which of the shipment after it reached Cor- L Berry, president of the International Wetnmaster (Tech High) third loung steamship Olympic He made but a revolutionized photography | General Supply Co., | Although the constitutionalists have Printing- Pressmen e and Assistants un- (Tech High) Height 5 feet 4 inches irlef visit in England, the district at doba and it is assumed that It already reiterated tha* **--*• were willing to ion Running High Jump 51 East Alabama St. £= is on the way to Mexico City The torney s office having insisted that he participate in tfny mediation which Before the nominations for g-overnor Flrat Earland (Tech High) second Mey return -^/Ifthin a prescribed time He VTL, YNTA = barbed wire will be of Immense value dealt with the relations of Mexico with the convention unanimously nominated era (Tech High) third Perry (Tech High) Is out on bail, pending- hearing of his Drive Away All Pains to small garrisons protecting federal the United States, but opposed to tak- Robert Burrow, of Bristol, Tenn for Height 5 feet 4 Inches With A K Tablets lines of communication Garrisons ing part in anv mediation over the In- the unexpired term on the supreme ^IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmillllllllirP ternal affairs of Mexico -it was point- 230 Low Hurdles north of San Luis Potosi have been bench to oppose Sam C Williams, in First, Parmalee (Tech High) second repeatedly attacked by roving bands of ed out that the recurring proposal for cumbent. independent democrat Johnston (Bojs High) third Stewart constitutionalists the establishment of a provisional gov- ernment to be selected by the media- (Boys High) Time 30 seconds Defense Plans* of Hnerta. tors the Huerta delegates and the Shot Put American delegates and to be recog- M ELLEN CORROBORATED First. Myers (Tech Hlgrh) second Be President Huerta s defense plans, as dell (Tech High) third Thomat, (Tech EISEMAN BROS., Inc. announced prior to the American land nized by the United States may have 1 ing at Vera Cruz contemplated the advanced the situation to the point BY BAKER AND SKINNER High) Distant e 39 2 ) feet construction of a series of blockhouses w here the constitutionalists think it Hammer Throw First Meyers (Tech Highl second Fowl along the railways in the vicinity of best for their inte ests to have repre- I^ew York May 27—George F Baker the smaller towns each to be protect- sentatives on the ground er (Tech High) thlri Bedell (Tech High) ed b> barbed wire entanglements Official dispatches sent from Mexico a "Wall street power and regarded as Distance 103 feet 9 inches There is no evidence to indicate that City and received at a diplomatic the closest personal friend of the late the federals around Vera Cruz are source here todav was the ' withdraw- J Pierpont Morg-an and therefore be making any elaborate preparations al of Huerta is possible and add lleved to know details of many trans- Solid Comfort In NETTLES EXONERATED Rumors ha» t been current of the build- that It i,s being delayed by tKe neces- actions of the Morgan firm in connec ing of cor >rete breastworks and field sity of arrangements to permit the dic- tion with New York, New Haven and BY THE CONFERENCE Eun stati /is in the mountains along tator to abdicate with dignity Hartford railroa.d affairs today under went an examination by Solicitor Jo- the Mexican railroad, but reports of Hnerta About to Abdicate. eye witnesses tell only of field guns seph "W Folk of the Interstate com- Columbia S C May 27—The Rev mounted on flat cars and no great Recurring published reports of the merce commission, preliminary to ap S A. Nettles of Greenville with this impending abdication of Huerta receiv- pearing- on the witness stand In Wash- week s issue resumes charge of The Cool Clothes number of these ed much attention In offlcal circles and ington W M Skinner, closely identi- Southern Christian Advocate, the In the diplomatic corps Admittedly fied with the affairs of the New Haven Methodist church pamper in this state that is one of the next Important de- for some years, also was examined after a severance of relations of three velopments in the Mexican situation It was learned that Messrs Baker months At the state conference in which generally is expected but no and Skinner corroborated the story told Rock Hill in November, 1913 Mr Net- one here professes to have any definite b> Charles S Mellen former president tles waa convicted of conduct unbe- Correct in style, light in weight, cool in texture, Rich American Information when it Is likely to coma of the New Haven at the hearing in coming a Methodist minister This The fact that the delegates and the "Washington Insofar as it concerned finding was reversed by the committee we've a great line of "Comfort Clothes" for men South American envoys did not hesi- on appeals at the general conference Cut Glass tate to attend the Toronto fete was re- their individual actions In Oklahoma City and" Mr Nettles was Mr Folk came to New York from exonerated of the charges and young men—Featherweight Worsteds, Cana- We a - proud of our Cut garded as emphasizing reports of rap- Washington primarily to make ar- id harmonious developments at Niag- rangements with Francis Lynde Stet Glass ara Falls 1 dian Crashes, Mohair, Silks and the popular Palm The president was encouraged by son, representing J P Morgan & Co It is refreshingly new and for an examination of the books ac EPISCOPALIANS VOTE " statements that substantial agreement 1 Beach Suits, attractive We feature exclu on marnv of the cardinal points Invol- •ints and memoranda of the banking ved In the conference has been reach- i relati\ e to the New Haven and FOR PROHI ELECTION sive brands, selected care ed by the two missions Hope for an IU sidiary companies The arrange fullv for beauty of design early solution expressed in Niagara meUsJ****were satisfactorily completed Wytheville Va May 27 —The twen gracefulness of shape and the Kails, was reflected in "Washington and examiners probably will begin ty second annual council of the diocese That the preliminary basis for peace work tomorrow on the documents From of southern \irginia Episcopal church extreme originality of the believed to be maturing at the confer- two weeks to a month may be required, is session here toda'v Iby a. vote of 44 $15—to—$40 patterns ence soon would take the form of a it was said to make a thorough ex- to 37 adopted a resolution indorsin-g protocol, was not an unexpected de- amination Asked tonight whether the the movement for holding a state wide All of our Cut Glass IE velopment. examiners w ould go In the records of prohibition election in September richly cut on perfect crystal the Morgan offices on a * fishing1 ex pedltion Mr Folk said papers pertain- blanks and its highly pol MINES CONFISCATED ing to New Haven affairs were desired The "Swimmin' Season's On" ished finish is excelled by and no others none BY GEN. CARRANZA Mr Folk said several important wit Toe volume of business Eagle Pass, Te-tas Ma> 27 —'Acting nesses had signified their Intention of HEALS BABY'S Men's Sleeve and Sleeveless Bathing Suits in on what they declared were direct or- appearing before the commission next done by our cut glass depart ders from General Carranza, constitu- Wednesday but he refused to name ment is sufficient to warrant tionalist officials today confiscated five them Cotton and Worsted, Plain and Trimmed in the best factories to sell us coal mines near Sabinas Mexico The Washington May 27 —Interstate mines, owned by Frencfh and Ameri- commerce commission officials tonight ITCHING SKIN exclusively and at a consider can capitalists are the largest In Mexi- said the examination of witnesses in Contrasting Colors able saving co At constitutionalist headquarters the New York, New Haven and Hart- at Pledras Negras it was stated tlhat ford railroad investigation would | be Resinol a Safe, Speedy Treatment for Therefore, m trading with the mines would be operated as ipubli-c resumed next Wednesday so far as Rashes, Eczemas and Chafings. Palm Beach Oxfords us you get clear a~Ray from properties they now know However names of the ordinary in Cut Glass The confiscation order also included the next witnesses will not be announc ed until results of the conference be Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap and get exclusireness of de- 15 000 tons of coal and 25 000 tons of tween Counsel Folk and Counsel for $1.50—to—$5 coke, which, it is stated will be sold Morgan & Co are known are absolutely free from anything sign at the price of the com and the proceeds used for the constitu $4.00 Efforts to ascertain the physical con- harsh or harmful and can therefore monplace tionalist army Maohinerv houses and dition of William Rockefeller and oth- Visit our store or write for \ arlous property connected with the ers who have been reported too ill to mines were confiscated wlOh them testify will be continued it was said our handsomely illustrated The mines ordered seized wei e tonight catalogue "C " known as the Bscondido Agoiajita Manor, Candido and Lampacitos The companies operated under Mexican Horace J. Hill Dead. Maier& Berkele, I me. •charters, but practically all the stock New Orleans, May 27 —Horace J was held by foreigners with French Hill founder of The Trucker and Eiseman Bros., inc. Gold arid Silversmiths Interests predominating Sabinas is Farmer an agricultural T> oea-. and for half way between Fiedras Negras and fourteen vears on the stf / of various 11-13-15-17 Whitehall 31 Whitehall St. Monclova. New York newspapers, /ed here to- Established 1887 The property. In whlcfh millions of day Mr Hill was a native of Indiana dollars have been invested, will be and a (graduate of the University of The South's Largest Clothing Store operated for the benefit of the oon- Chicago

NF'WSPAPFEJ Page Ten. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.. THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1914.

Edited By Sports Win Final Game—In Birmingham Today DICK JEMISON CRACKERS ON ROAD Dent Holds Gulls Safe; DUTCH MUNCH WILL GO NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Dot cm T* Cards 4 Senators 7, Tieer** O Mo Ma\ 27 —Huggirts er "Washington Ma\ — \\ies was in Crackers Hit Ball Timely; fine form toda> w-hile \\ ashington BACK TO WASHINGTON ror toda\ in Lhe second inning pa\ ed PLAYS EH the w ay for five Boston runs, and, found three Detioit pitchers for time FOR SEVENTHS these wtih one before in the same 1> hits and won 7 to 0 Shanks hit Bill Smith Leaves Y mng Re- Inning and another in the third ga\e a home run to deep t enterfleld First of Series of Three Games "Steamer" and "Mac" Star the visitors a lead St Louis could not fcvcore by innings R H E ceiver at Home — Awaits o\ ercome The score •« as 7 to 4 "Ma Detroit 000 000 000 — 0 b 4 Open in Birmingham To- vjlle was responsible for four Bos Washington -00 1 0 llx — 7 8 0 at Grant Field on ton runs in the second inning With Batteries —Hal l Main Re\ nolds and Instructions From Griff. the bases filled he hit the left field Stanage A\ res Bentle% and Henr\ Friday. day—In Montgomery Sun- By Dick Jem Ison hit the most vicious ball that we hav« Time 1 oO Tjmpue* Hildeb and and e\ er seen hun hit and there is still fence for a home run Bill Smith & Co two games won, Score bj Innings R H E 0 Loughlin Rudderham O Toole & Co, one game some doubt about it being a single or day — Home Wednesday. a home run Julius ( Dutch. ) "Munch the young Boston 060 000 000—7 11 2 On I n 111, ifiernoon it l int f eld •won and Bnscoe Lord & Co. no games receiver secured this s-pnng bj the St. Louis , 000 030 001—4 11 1 Browns 1. \thKtics 1 the fir^t t~ ime oi L three R i ie scries T*on The ball was a line drive to center Crackers from the Washington Ameri Philadelphia Mi\ — V th nder C. Frank Day Thursday. _. s Miller the Gulls center fielder was Batteries—Rudolph and Gowd\ ^al •ft ill be pli\ ed bv the bi t b ill teams That s the final returns on the three cans is soon to receive the pink slip lee Steele Hagei man and Wingo storm broke; uj> ti>da% •» I hil ide]j hi i of Bo s High i i 1 eeh Hij,h cornered baseball series which was s it for the ball and let it go right Manager Smith left Mun-ch In Atlanta tot Louis gime 111 the bixth 11 nine; This ser i s h is b en h i t,inpr firo staged at Ponce de Leon park this t: irougrh, his legs we scored It a single last night when the team went to Bir Time ° 04 Lmpires Rigler and Kmslie i,\ith the scoie -\ tie at oin. run each for some time ind w !-• Jobt recentlv The Crackers left here last night for week and brought to a close with the a nd. an error The ball went to the minsham and is awaiting ad\ ices from Ph ladelphia s run \\ as f reed in tlie decidei upon 3t w is t lirst pro Birmmg-nam where thej engage game for the benefit of the Ad Men inter field bank and Joe made the Griffith, as to what disposition to make Gimrta t. Cubs 1 third on a. single and thiet j i*. e* bi p< sed oi l\ to plii one s* in t- but as Moleaworth s Barons in the first series Yesterdaj With good umpiring: Tues reuit. i of the \ oung catcher Chicago Mav 27—Ne\\ Yoik defeat Weilman ^t Loui<* tied the t,coie on 01 t. pram is uld t be i ^ood tt_st of. betwaen the teams on Rick-wood field da> all three games ought to ha\ e Joe put the Maxim silencer on th« The releasing of Miinch v> ill make ed Omcago 3 to 1 in the final gime singles bv C \\ alker and L.eai \ and the relat \e btrt i^th of t*if t\\ > l a n-s this season been in the local coop fans that have been on him ever sine* room for the new twirler that is com of the series hei e tocla> The contest Murphy s fumble the thi t f,in e ri s v\ is i tde 1 The Crackers have two victories to A. fine crowd gathered at the On the season opened It was a vicious ing in a e one with the Barona on their visit to to Toronto game and >elled lustily ra-p and when he made the circuit, eran "Mathewson and ./abel Ch cago s St Louis 001 01 — 1 ! lived i M ill i\ in t 1 n.*-dij of Atlanta Both teams are reputed to for the Crackers with good results everyone voted that lie was not as slow youthful t\\ n lei v. ho got his first Ph Udeli hi*x 001 OOx — 1 1 next w tt k be stronger and in better physical con The Ad Men were there in a body as they thought This rap sent home chance to start a same Mathewson Bittenes — ^\eilmm ant V-,ri \\ Lit. h llit,h \\ id the pei n u t i i the. dition than when they met here singing their songs and cheering three runs For the rest of the game had perfect support Zanel retired in Shavike\ imi sUi i ig f ire 1 0 Urn 1 oil prep lei^u hit ^ this lion r Gil Price v, ill probably twjrl the heartily T\ hen they were not singing Joe got a hand every time up SOUTHERN LEAGUE the eighth Inning to allow a pincth pires Loinollj and iMneei \\1 l tie do vi el Mi ^t ill ffe list open ing- game of the series for the "Wednesday s game resulted in a 10 "Strainer'*** Triple. hittei to bat for him \ double pla> T les laj n i ! e e, imo Crackers v. ith Joe Dunn receiving to 2 victory for the Crackers the locals bv Doyle Grant and Merkle in the Ited Sox •? ^!np<* 4 B >v ^ HiRh s i t i memb r of the him Harcigrove will probaiblj hurl romping on the ATobile hurlerg and In the third Welchonce grot on on fourth inning and Mathewson s re Boston M i\ " — loe \S-ool who \\ a P cp 1 if,u «iihJi an u t, ju-^t ifter for the Barons bunching their hits with errors by the Hudnall s error and Long ll\ed whei*| Vols 3, Billies 7. maikable tontiol] in the pmclies- were 01 erited on t ebi ua.r\ f 11 v. i „ T.n the I isetill st ison comiii ni ed Vt IS»o Gnmen Saturday Gulls Hudnall threw his tap bad to second i the features of the g-ame attack of appendicitis to i ilol i I tl e Urn of th i \\ ih li iv\ il thev had Saturday the Crackers will pla> Big Ed Dent after twirling three Steamer steamed a drive to the end Score by innings R H F his first entire gi ne of t i se i n t i 1 iv ed T h Hj ^h 11 1 is the tw o then first scheduled double header of of the bleachers for three cushions, \ tt ins ir ii.a (1% r v il^ the abo\a splendid garner finally managed to Isew loik fc 000 110 100—1 6 0 i\ hu h Clev elind v as deft ate 1 to 4 the season fca.turday ia Federal Me get a winnei across and get a real counting Harry and Tommy i Chicago 010 000 000—I 6 2 "V\ ood allowed thiee bases on 1 illfe Ii sei ie-i vvas 11 i -, 1 morial das The gimes will be doubled easy game for once this season He In the fourth Dent beat out a hit to Bitteries—'Matheii son and Mei. ers the first mnirm b it ift i that he Both oi tl t T M S. In Is ha\ e crock In the afternoon wa« ne\ er in danger after the first Dobard and tallied on Kircher s three el Smith and Brest ahtn Time showed much of his oil ii T f )s m Sunday the Crackers open a three inning when the Gulls scored a run ply carom to right 1 o5 Empires Ortih and B>ron I foni the third until the i^hlh in U e i I in it i ed in all depart- ' game series with the Montgomery Bil In the fifth Long singled Flanagan mng C\e\ eland did n t j^et i i an to ments c i th ti i ie likens pla> ing Sunda> Monday and They tallied another in the eighth 11 c I itt l i H e first da\ for* hit one that Calhoun made a great Reds 8, Phillies O hi st bise 1 iric h hitter dt «. \ e 11 om Tuesday Wednesday s game with the The Stars stab of but threw late and wild to run for the \ isitors In the nintl B H r,h vv ill i r I iblv I e 1 r ddell BUIikens has been transferred to At : Cincinnati Ohio \Iaj 2" —Cmcm IT i \\ eav ci w 1 ill. Si utl in I Hooper J Steamer Flanagan broke back into second to get Long Tonrmj going to nati made it two out of three from &core b% innings H H L. lanta by the unanimous consent of the the hit column with a vengeance Wed third and Steamer to second Jen Cle\eland 110 000 Oil — -t 8 1 v, li \\ >rk tor Tech Hi^h league Philadelphia toclaj bj winning 8 to 6 The ^ tine w. 11 stirt promptlv at^ nesdaj nailing the ball on the piccolo nlngs sacrifice fly tallied Long and The contest was a hard hitting af Boston 0 1 010 )lx —•• > 10 1 Ihis transfer was made to have a four times three times hitting it Eibel s tallied Flanagan Batteries —3 1 ^erm in ^lee -u 1 Ca 3 i ) clock ind i &mnll admission baseball game here for the Kexall where thev am t One of his drives In the seventh Long doubled to fair Marshall lasted two innings risch X\ ood at d f a 1\ 1 me 1 4 p ee w ill be oh i ere I druggists who convene here on that was for thiee cushions right Flanagan hit a liner which Chalmers was taken out to permit a t-mpires Chill and '-her la. date Assisted b> McConnell Long and Lord dropped Long going to third pinch hitter to bat for him \rnes Thursday the New Oi leans Pelicans . Dent he did the major] tj of the of Eibel s sacrifice fly tallied Long managed to last until the eightih when JVew 1 orK-Chicasro, rain George Latham Dead. will be hei e They vi ill play Thurs a base on balls and three singles was da\ Friday and Saturday I Tensi\e work for the Crackers The final Gull run came in the Ambj McConnell was the defensive eighth ODell beat out a hit to short. enough to have Manager Hprzog sub- [it \^ Mi -<. e •> hs V» ar- Charley frank Day stlt ite Benton Benton also was hit 'icr 1 at! \ i \\ \\-\\r\ frr--t bas Thursday -will be Charley I* rank day star of the game the midget heystoner He adv anced to second on Hudnall 3 out and tallied on Kirby s singrle f reelv but the rnll\ of the -v isitori, j vi h B >st n t-i 1h o vi h n M ^pald iiff at *he bill park On this day Charley having- four put outs and eight as Georgia-Alabama League « is i it he I ed at nls, hon o h^re % es Frank the manager of the Mew Or sists without <--.-•.-bobble durin- g the came too late Groh s batting v, as afternoon The Official Score sensational t i 1 i\ He w s |fi \ s oil He, leans tea^n lj.st season that defeated Totals Totals '9 3 8\"6 19 Score bv Innings R H D I 1 i\ 1 on mni > tean throughout tha the Mobile Gulls in the final game of Amb> and Joe Dunn rpulled the MOBILE— ab Sclma "» Opellkn 1 feature plav of the game in the second ODell 3b 4 •Y Bilcer out while ' ttempting" to bunt the Philadelphia 0]" 000 012—6 12 ^ the season xheiebj giving the pennant third strike Cm Innatl Oil 020 llx—8 10 2 Selma A.la Ma\ - — (Si ec il — to Atlanta will be honored inning With Dobard on second Keely Hudnall 2b 4 R Selma won the last g vme of the soi IPS hit a rap light over Dents head Me Ktrby rf 3 Score by Innings B a t t e r 1 e s—"Vlai fahall Chalmers Mr Frank will be here at the game Montgomery 001 000 000 — 1 from Opelika in the be\ nil to 1 i\ Soci tv ~w 1 U K come undfr and the local fans have a little sur Connell went back of second base to Lord cf 4 000 100 *>0\ — 3 Oesohger and D-ooin Burns Ames when fl\e runs were t-ounte i n the prise for him a token of their esteem. the outfield foi the bounder and with Schmidt c 4 Nashville Benton and Clark Gonzaies Time eici of f t h n tM 1 <- s Summary—'Grroi s Will-a~ms 1 Lmd se\ onth on hit batte 1 ast n I alls for the favor done 1 ist season This i perfect peg to Dunn nailed Dobard Calhoun Ib 4 2 04 Urnrnres Ivlem and Hart two ei rorb and two h ts Opel k i was •will be presented to him at the game at the plate Dunn blocking the former Miller cf 3 sa> 2 two base hit° Blackr- Hemming ^o ne f( Iks ^et hat tl PT, want •way More three b xse nits King-, n the lead uj to the se\oith 3 it w at. Right after the N«w Orleans series Ci acker off the pan and touching him Dohatd ss 4 K:- Brooklj in tblo to ez-come the 01 e run prcte 1 IIRT i t t witt the Crackers hit the road again plaj out Townsend 0 Paulette Gibson V\ illlams sacrifice hits Hollander King Paulette stolen Score 1 > nnin-, K H "C Ing in JNashville and Memphis \l ODell featured for the Gulls ' Keeley p 3 Opeliki 100 000 100 — 4 4 scoring both of their runs and making! xPerry bases Sloan V( illiams Hollander, three of their ten hits The former double plays Williams and Paulette Selma 000 000 ->0\— b 34 2 10 24 12 left on base-- "Montgomery .1 Nash Batteries 'L.ocak and V\ illi ims JOE AGLER HURT Cneker was in the game every minute Totals GEORGIA LEAGUE C iiininoha a d Guitteiez I mp re The second inning was the feature •v ille 7 hit by pitcher Callahan struck inning of the game Tibel McConnell ab r h po a. out by More - by Black ^ bases on llerkel FULL Former Cracker Gets Hit by a and Dunn pulling" three great plays to McConnell 2b 4 balls off Black 2 off More 1 Time get Dent out of the one real bad hole Kircher 3b 5 1 •> 1 35 Umpires i ifield and Chestnutt ThomaBVille 3, \* nycross 2 Pitched Ball. he got into Welchonce -cC 0 t Score by innings R H E "New nan (. a Mav 2 — (Si ecial ) — Long If 2 1 Wajcross 000 110 000—> Newnai punished two 1 aG anre pitch How They Scored Flanagan rf 4 Pels 2, Lookouts 1. ert, to laj and made a clean sw eep of Toe Aglei the Cracker s fust base The Gulls tallied in the opener Thomasville 0 0 000 003-—3 9 2 the ser es man 1 ist season who is now pla> ing1 Jennings ss 0 1 O Dell smashed the first ball pitched Fibel Ib 0 10 Batteries—McFarland and Covene> He ni w as knocked out of the box GOLD BAND With the Buffalo Federals will be out through Dent for a single Hudnall Roth and Dudley Empire Da\ern in the fiibt iniing after ^li Idmp; six of the game for at least a ^ek as the Dunn c 1 4 1 sent him to third with a double to Dent P ' 0 hits The e,ame wis featured bi the result of an injuij sustainett on Tues center Jvirbj tallied O Dell with BrunH\vick: 4, Anieiicus 2 steacU pitching of Ma\ i the pinches WHISKEY nj^ fly to Flanagan Totals 33 10 11 27 17 Score by innings RUE anrt the brilliant field work of the loe was hit on the hand by a pitched The Crackers tied it in their half ball the heave mashing one of his ^core b\ innings Amencus TOO 000 100—_ (> 2 locils JOO PROOF of the first when iMcConnell hit the 100 000 010 — 2 Brunswick 100 101 lOx—4 S _ C-coie R H" E fingers against the bat first ball pitched to the Scoreboard Mobile 1 Atlanta 13 * 120 lOx — 10 Batteries—Cearv aid Mai Chester Nbwn in . 141 BOTTLED IN BOND for a home run beating the relay bv AND OVER FOUR for Keeley In ninth Hodee Hartner and bchurnan 1_ mp re I iiGianse 356 a gnat s eye it the plate Gentle Time 1 40 Batteries — \Ia\ and Ivimbrell Head YE\RS OLD DICK KINSELLA HERE This home run was the last of, Summary — Tw- o base hits Hudnall Cellars and La Fitts Southpaw Townsend who started the Dent Long three base hits Flanagan in the fifth but only one run retnlted 9 game Keeley being rushed to the! Kircher homeiun McConnell innings A aldimta 4, Corilele 1 4 Full Quarts $2 75 Giants Scout fs "Lookin' 'Em rescue Mr Townsend could hardly pitched by Townsend none out In first N O ab r h po CHAT nb r h po Score bv innings Home 1 Gadaden O 8 Full Quarts 5 50 9 ha\e fared anj worse than Mr Keeley with one run one hit struck out by Hen y\ cf 1 0 .Idosta. 00 "00 00%.—4 Rome Ga Wn\ — (special ) — In Over ' in This League,. did ' Dent 3 by Keele> 2 bases on balls off fat irr b 31014( r m rf 401 t Cordele 000 000 001—1 f 1 a brilliant pitching duel between 12 Full Quarts 8 00 Sylvs r Ib 1 0 0 5 0 Jacob n ou piefer a blend o\er the players on the Crackers and [leriKc TOO 0 U t er 400 made off Aaron Rome got bix hiti> liab er p 30000 lb fcl p 3 0 0 1 f i om S gmun 1 The game was fa^t \\ e \v ill ship Cream of the Gulls Foundry in LaGrange. and fanappy and w is plaj ed in record Totals 27 2 4 7 6 Totals tiTne — 1 hour and 20 mlnutet, Kentucky Whiskey a TODAY'S GAMES LaG-range Ga M x> 27—(Special )— STANDING OF CLUBS Score bi innings : >, Lozier a graduate of Tech and Score by inning's R H E the same pi ice New Orleans 101 000 000—2 >ne of the most etficient civ 1 and Gadsden 000 000 000 — 0 3 0 'Chattanooga 000 010 000—1 •lectrical engineers in this part of thf Pome 100 00 lor DISTILLING COMPANY South Atlantic League Southern League Summary—.Errors B u b ire Ens t ite has succeeded in organising; an HURLINGHAM Sonthern I eaicue Atlanta In Birm. m Monte y In Chattanoo a Graham two base hits Burns Jacob iOr foundry in I aGrange Gadsden Ms^mund and Bei edict Jacksonville* Kla CLUBS VI L. PC CLVBS \\ L PC "Mobile in Nashville New Or In Memphis T\ Orleans 2b 16 C34 Savannah 33 11 710 sen stolen bases Starr C o>le si 11 Charleston -6 18 691 fice hits bilvestci Lindsay bases on Chattanooga 316 »90 Sooth Atlantic League Mobile 1 19 5 5 Jacksonville °4 19 &58 Augusta in Albany Columbia In Columbus balls off Reisigl o off Kissinger 1 Birmingham 1 19 5 .» Columbia J4 .0 545 Savann h In Jackson e Char n In Macon struck out by Reisigl 2 bv Kissinger ATLANTA 19 19 500 Auffu^ta, 20 & 445 5 Time 1 aO Umpires Kellum and ISashvllle 19 22 463 Albany 17 "5 40T American League Breitenstein Memphis 15 "4 335 Macon 17 28 378 Detroit In "Wash ton St Louis in Phlla phla Montgomery 16 26 380 Columbus 14 29 3"6 Chicago in Ne \ York Cleveland In Boston Barons 8, Chicks 2. Vatlonal league American League Isatlonnt League Memphis Tenn May 2 —Lelbhardt CLUBS W L PC CLUBS W L PC Philadel a In PIttsb gr St L In Chicago was ineffective today and his support Correct for Summer Fittsburs "1 9 700 T\ ashlngton 21 1" 636 New Yorfe 18 31 6 1 Detroit 21 16 o»3 •was not of the best Birmingham win federal Leapne, rting the last game of the series S to & Cincinnati 21 16 583 Phlladel hia 17 13 »G7 Plttsburg In Baltimore Brooklyn in Buffalo 1914 Brooklyn 14 16 483 St Louis IB 17 485 Four of the six bases on balls allowed St Louis 18 20 474 Boston ls> 1G 484 Georgia- State iLeafrue. by the Memphis pitchei paved the way Button-less back Chicago 1& ->i 41" New York. 14 18 467 Amerlciis In Brims elc Waycross In Thorn lie to tallies Harbin pitching foi Bir Phlladel hta 12 17 414 Chicago 16 20 444 Cordele in Valdosta. mingham was master of the situation Boston „ 9 20 3lO Cleveland 11 23 324 at all stages Georgia Alabama League MEM ab r h po sutBHM ab r h po a Federal League Ga. Ala. League. 1 CLUBS W 1U- PC CLUBS W I*. PC Rom* In Opelika. Gadsden In Talladega Alllsncf 4 6 0 2 oKlI>ld3b 40013 Selma in Anniston Xewnan In LaGrange Coylerf Mar -- t Bramf "^—"^ in America Baltimore 21 8 724 Opelika IB 7 682 art et 5 0 1 TOUTED SHIRT & OOILAR, Co TROV.KY Chicago 16 16 oOO LaGrange 1 9 571 Shan y BS btt Brooklyn IS 13 oOO Ne^nan 1- 10 545 M len "b Knislj rC 1 2 1 SE Louis 17 17 BOO Gadsden - 10 10 oOO IViJson It 40110 M Br e If A 1 1 Kansas City 1618 1470 Aimiston 10 11 476 Dune I Ib 4 0 1 12 0 on Ib 4 1 11 Indianapolis 14 Ib W67 Selma _ 10 11 476 FEDERAL LEAGUE M D tt Sb 40133 rilam ss 5 Buffalo 12 16 1444 Rome 9 12 4^9 Schlel c 30061 Trag er o 3 PANAMA SUITS Cleaned Hob dt p 3 1 0 0 Harbin p 3 1001 Plttsbursr 12 18 400 Talleu3esB_ 7 12 36S Baltimore 4. St. Louis 3. Totals 40 S 9 27 and Pressed SOc. Georgia Georgia Ste ite IieaKne. Baltimore May 2~ —Baltimor e made Totals 34 2 B E7 14 CLUBS W L PC CLUBS W L PC a clean sweep of the series with St Score by Inning's R. Laundry Co. Both Phones 471 Valdoeta 22 14 611 Americas. 17 is 486 Louis by taking- today s g-ame 4 to 3 Memphis 000 000 020—2 Waycross '0 15 571 Cordele 17 18 486 ""Hire game was cabled on account of on ^20 on—r Tnomasville 19 17 B28 Brunswick 11 24 315 darkness while Baltimore was at the Birmingham bat in the sixth inning Summary—Errors Shanley Mcper Score "by Innirtga R, Is r mott Schlel McOonald Marcan Lllam Want Games. Baltimore 020 103—4 7 3 two base hits bhanley ATcBride Coy The latJhonla baseball team would St Louis 200 010 — 3 6 2 ington Marcan 2 double plays Mi like to meet some strong amateur Batteries — Su^g* and Jacklltsth "Donald to Marcan to Covmgrton Me team at the home grounds in i/Ithonia Will«tt and Simon Dermott to Schlei to Mullen stolon on Saturday afternoon Address chal- bases Marcan. Stewart Kniselj , lenges to the marnag-er Only one a?nme plnycd Covlngton sacrifice hits Marcan Me Bride 2 Harbin passed ball Tragea ser bases on balls off Llebhardt 6 struck out by Liebhardt 4 by Hartiin 1 Time 2 00 Umpiies Kerin and Pfennmger

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ones, the merchants assert. niglit. May 30. At the close of this The merchants, like Commissioner offer all new subscription collections ^rew. say that It Isn't so much a ques- are totaled and for each club shown EXAMPLE OF CHILDREN , tion of sleeves as It Is of a certain upon our books a certificate for three, SPORTS THE NEWEST CRACKER i amount of cloth- to conceal the ann- I pits and to prevent undue e:rposnire hundred thousand votes -will be issueET CONTINUED of the body. Just enough shirt to and sent to you. come to the shoulder blades is all Remember that every energetic can- PRAISED BY PAINE STOPS PANIC IN " that ts necessary, they say. didate who enters the race will re- There doesn't seem to be any let- ceive an award, according to the rules up In the fight on either side. and regnlations In the contest. One thing: certain, however, one way Negro Has Proved to World March Out ih Order at Cry of or the other. Piedmont lake still holds AMERICAN HORSE WINS a loyal welcome In Us cool and placid What He Can Do by Do- Fire in Savannah bosom. Given $250 Verdict. And Piedmont doesn't mind whetJhef In the United States court yester- ing, Says Rector. House. there are sleeves or what not. day, J udge Newman presiding. J. "W THE ENGLISH Harrison suing the R. C. H. corpora- tion, a company engaged in automo- The commencement exercises at At- Savannah. Ga . "Mnv 27 —When th* MANY CANDIDATES bile business in Atlanta, for $15.000 for lanta university were held Wednesday cry of "Fire* Bounded through a local Herman B. Duryea's MAKE SLIGHT PROGRESS personal injuries alleged to have been morning: at 10 o'clock. Ten were moving picture1 t hotter late this after-1 recei\ed in the service of the defend- graduated from the college and thirty noon a,bout se\ ent> -five *-» honl chil- II., Considered a Rank Out- ant company, was given a verdict for from the normal school, six of the S250. The plaintiff's papers, filed two dren who woie \\ jtne&siiiK the show sider, Shows Heels to Field. Continued From Page One. latter being students of the special left their seats and matched in double years ag~o. set out that P TV". Harrisor normal kindergarten department. The elasm of the most conservative, but was eng-aged by the K, C. H. corpora file in an orderly m .inner out of the as yet activity Is limited to a degree tion to repair disabled machines and to Ware Memorial chapel was crowded to Epsom, May 27.—The Derby, the best sell on a percentage. Asserting that its utmost capacity, every seat taken theater, keeping slop to the time of that Is surprising:. the music that \v.\s be rg played. A known of the English, classic horse To one who Is conscious of having his employees knew he was not an ex- and many standing. The music bv the races, today -was -won by an American pert they put him to work on a Job large student choir was well rendered film had exploded in tho picture ma- horae, Herman B. Duryea's Durban. II. the energy to succeed in an ordinary which resulted in permanent injuries The winner's recent form in France business transaction, the opportuni- to him. and met with enthusiastic response. chine cage. The oMer pro pie follow- had been considered so poor that he ties provided by the expenditure of The commencement addi ess was de- ed the example set bv the < htldren and was regarded here as a rank outsider, many thousands of dollars for gifts to livered "by the Rev, Georgo L. Paine, thus pi even I od the p,ini<- \v Iiu-h usual- and odds of 25 to 1 were freely laid rector of St. Paul's church, New Ha- ag-alnst him In the clubs last night. be distributed should present grati- j Gordon Gann Made Receiver. ly follows a cry of "FIio* in'a theater. tying- possibilities. ven, Conn. (Mr. Paine is a member of Today he had no trouble in dispos- the board of trustees of Atlanta uni- The fire department w,is called and ing of a field of. thirty horses, the No other venture may return so much &orm extinguished the -slight blaze largest that has turned out for the race of value with so little risk to the can- partnership composed of Samuel Pearl versity. He is a son ot the lute Rob- since 1863. He won by three leagrtha didate In. so short a time as this cam- and Charles Pearl, doing business at ert Treat Falnes, a -well-known philan- without further diiinnpro from two other outsiders, Hapsburg paign may, If properly handled. It Marietta, after creditbrs of the firm thropist of Boston, Mass. His theme and Peter the Hermit. costs nothing1 to start and nothing1 to had filed bankruptcy proceedings with was "Exipectancy," and he spoke in The betting just before the start of Deputy Clerk Fred Beers, of the fed propcrtv Ne.irlv one-fourth of all the the race was 20 to 1 against Durbar II.. continue in the field. A little time and eral court. Cowan, McClung- company nepro farmers in the south own their 33 to 1 apalnst Hapsburg and 100 to attention and your success may be a corporation of Knoxville, asserting a, "•Expectancy is the master word to- farm*> Duilncr this l.i-a tL-n--.ua period 1 against Peter the Hermit. considerable If you hold a $2,252 Oak- claim of $1,061.60; Myers-Bowman Hat day. We obtain or accomplish, that tlie pei-ceiita^o uf f:u m o\\ nei bhip in- , Y The public favorites never flattered land motor car In that light. company, Knoxville,, $96.65., and -the wlii:cc h others expect of ourseHcs Ex- their supporters at any stage or the creased IT pi?t i t-iit fur the TIPS roes, The Contest. Atlanta Paper company 57, had. pre- pectancy is the combination of faith against 1^: pei cent foi the \\ hites race. Kennymore. who led in the 'bet- sented papers declaring that Pearl 1 ting, behaved so badly at the post that True, to obtain one of the thirteen and hope and determination. Pa*t "ITei e, then, is