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THE — STANDARD SOUTHERN THE ATUAMTA CONSTITUTION NEWSPAPKR Dtdlr «m« ammtmr. carrier txllnxj, 13 ceata weeklr. Vol. XL.VX—No. 326. , GA.. THUBSTOAY MOENIN0,, MAY 7, 1914. —FOURTEEN PAGES. «m «kc mtrrftm mmi mt BAND New Trial Denied Leo Frank; raw DIXIE McAdoQ-Wilson Wedding Today MEXICAN REBELS i "FOR SINE NIEEI No.Argumentby Hugh Dorsey FLAG ARE ADVANCING Judge Ben Hill Denies Ex- tWill Pitch Their Tents on IEARSAL traordinary Motion of the Flag Was Captured at Ring- ONJECAPITAL Top of . and Defense Without Hearing gold, Ga., in 1863—Gov. Sleep Under the Stars. AT THE WHITE HOOSE From the State — Motion Cox Invites Vets to Hold "Several Camels Coming. Next Reunion in Ohio. While A. B. C. Envoys Dis- Secretary McAdoo and Mis* Drawn Before He Leaves cuss Peace Plans the Forces P. T. Barnum, In his palmiest dreams, Eleanor Wilson Will Be Bench. Jacksonville, Fla., May 6.—Welcom- of General Carranza Push never conceived of so great a spectacle , Married Today. ing addresses and responses, the return and so riotous and jolly a 'good time of a captured battle flag to a delega- War Against Huerta. as will be in Atlanta during: Shriners' tion of Ohio union veterans, and -week. .•,-.- Washington, May 6.—The white SECOND MOTION iS SET multiplicity of social diversions were ,.j months Potentate Forrest Adair house tonight was the scene of a fam- features of the formal opening here ily reunion and gathering: of close FOR NEXT SATURDAY today of the United Confederate Vet. SWEEPING VICTORIES the members of Yaarab temple friends ibere for the wedding tomorrow and all the citizens of Atlanta halve of Miss Eleanor Randolph Wilson, erans* twenty-fourth annual reunion. been busy doing little else than think- youngest daughter of the president 'and Bright weather prevailed throughout REPORTED BY CARRANZA ing up ways to, entertain the visiting Mrs. Wilson, to Secretary McAdoo. the day'and thousands of visitors V" Shriners and modes and, methods of The wedding party rehearsed the Date of Resentence Has Not -poured into the city to participate In fcaving- fun while they are here. ceremony today. The affair will be and witness the reunion. It Is anticipated that there will be simple, and strictly private, the only Been Set—Le<> tfrank' Still. . No feature of the day surpassed the Rebel Leaders Claim They officials invited toeing the vice presi- % -upwards of 40,000 Shriners here vislt- dent and members of the cabinet. There Has Three More Oppor- simple ceremonies "attending the pre- ^ ing from all parts of the North Ameri- will be no newspaper representatives sentation tonight of a 76th. Ohio (battle Will Soon Capture Mexico can continent. present, ''according to an announcement tunities to Escape D^ath flag to personal - representatives of Every single one of these Shriners today. Governor James M. Cox, of Ohio, 'by City—Mediators Prepare to nas also baen busy for weeks and Migs Wilson's .girl chums, who would on the Gallows. Colonel D. M. Scott, commander ol Depart for Niagara Falls. weeks thinking up stunts to do when have been her bridesmaids had the Oamp Jones, United Confederate Vet- wedding foeen an elaborate one, were his temple comes to Atlanta, which will erans, of Alabama, and Mrs. T. -Ran- gu^ests at fine white house tonishX Attorney Reuben Arnold stated lasi make his temple outshine fr'it* others They are Miss Helen Hunter, Ports- dolph Leigh, of Montgomery. The flag "Washington. May 6.—While the mouth, Va_; Miss Henrietta Stadelmah, night that within twenty days the ex- was captured -by the first Arkansais Mexican situation was outwardly calm as much as possible. traordinary motion for a yivw .trial foi Now, add all that the Atlanta Shrin- Wilmington, Del.; Miss Marjorle Brown, regiment of confederate soldiers at .the today pending the formal openinp or Atlanta, Ga.; BfJaa Susan Fine and Miss Leo Frank would be Carried before . era have been planning'to all that the ^battle, of Rihggold Gap In 1863, and the conference of .South American Elisabeth Duff I eld, Princeton, N. J.. and the supreme .court as a subsequence to 40,000 other Shriners have been plan- later was turned "over to the Alabama mediators at Niagara Falls. Canada, on Mrs. Charles Kellogg, Athens, Pa- the denial of a new trial by Judge Ben ning for Shrine week In Atlanta, and veterans. May 18, there continued an active un- After dinner, the young folks went Hill yesterday morning. if you are endowed -with a hardy, ro- to the theater. All- day the white Ohio Invite* Vc^erana. dercurrent of discussion and prepara- house was busy preparing for > tomor- Frank's counsel has already begun tion for the peace plans and at the bust imagination you may find yourself work on the bill of exceptions, whlcfi Governor Cox sent George F. Bur.ba, row's event. Relatives and friends : same time definite reports reached the struggling somewhere on the verge of were arriving, and, though the wed- will soon be sent to the printers, and of Columbus, Ohio, and a delegation of 1 constitutionalist headquarters here of gaining a mental picture of what ding- company will_ comprise less than •which will contain every grouncl tha five union veterans to receive the flag. sweeping- victories of their forces near gala, wreck Shrine week is going to be- a hundred, the activity" about, tthe exr was set forth in the motion extraordl In the letter which they brought from San Luis Potosi and .other \ioints fat- "Beautiful Decoration*. ecutive mansion was much the same nary before Judge Hill. •the governor of Ohio an invitation was south of Saltillo, where it wd^ thought Of course, everyone in Atlanta by as at the Sayre wedding last Novem- ber. Decorators placed palms and flow- This • will be the second time th* extended to the- confederate veterans their nest big battle would occur. his time is familiar with the elaborate Frank case has been before the su to hold their next reunion on the The news .of constitutionalist suc- \rid brilUant decorations that are being- ers in the parlors. : The marriage license was obtained preme court. Accompanying the bil statehouse grounds at ColumJtmg. cesses reached here in dispatches from -;\rung, over every building in the city .late today by .1. H. Hoover, the veteran of exceptions will be an opinion by Governor Cpx's letter, in -part, fol- General Carranza to Raphael Xuba- <%& that blaze from every lamp post, chief usher at the white house. tThe Judge Hill subsequent to his review lows: rart, minister of the interior in the as well as' with the spectacular details age of'the b.ridegroom^was given as 50, of the grounds contained In the ex "I resret that the exigencies of my office are such that it is impossible for constitutional cabinet, who had a dl-, of the two mammoth parades which will and that of Miss Wilson as 24: The Rev. tradordinary motion. rect wire set lip to the headquarters of be held on Tuesday, and the fifty bands Sylvester W. Ben civ of the First Pres- me to be with you at this time. The 1 byterian ch

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in a. leading hotel. The today that they would proceod with { means of facilitating . communication! I [ secret of .the fact that he has pre- North Carolina and South Carolina, ara .edl&tors with their secretaries, ork without regard to the b«tw e • constitutionalists and " ' Greenville Horse Show. S noffraphera, etc.. will make a party , pared a long list of those selected for entered in the eighth annual <^reen- ,_ about fifteen. They will leave here {.death If he should reach the capital, Greenville, a C.. . May 6.—-Hories ville Horse Show, . which opened here J>n the l«th to prepare for the .open- while Zapata, for a long: time has from Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, today- ., . Mja_conference 'Monday. have made no further overtures to fllitn, ing of boosted that not only General Huerta and If he comes in it will be voluntary -•-. f -- the relations between and his official family, but hundreds * 7Th« Huerta delegates are expected r the eoMtitutionalia»titutio U and the. United of "others, must die when lie comes to to arrive by way of Montreal, coming on his part. ' States, Mr. ZSibaran pointed to a t«le- the capital. thcnca to Nlasara Falls. P^CMnre Applied to Curtmxuu £ram front Cananea. sayincr Americans TO STARS AND STRIPES Zapata once sent word to the capital The mediators definitely ' announced In quarters outside of the mediators, that he would set up a guillotine in -however, pressure is being applied to the .big square in front of the national Carranza to bring: him into-the con- constitutionalists. . palace .and accumulate there the most ference. It is believed to be the desire • Mfdlatlom 'i, landed. , Thousands Leaving Capital for aristocratic heads in the city. It is HIGHSPUPE FOOD STOPE of the United' St-ates that he. should Central and South" American diplo- Vera Ci-wz—Fear Villa said Zapata s .vengeance appears -to. fee The Shriners are Coming participate in order that the entire mats, comprising: the Pan-American directed toward the wealthier class. Mexican trouble may Punston showed many people are co-m- Pineapples 62 each nam.es are announced. • , row evening, and that Dr. Edward from Puerto Mexico, according ingr into Vera Cruz from Mexico City A notable official assemblage- will I Ryan would be delivered to the Bra- official of the Mexican .National rail- and other large towns, and that the meet the funeral ship Montana when, zllian minister by the Mexican authori- consumption of food daily exceeds the Fimit IM Gravy No. 10 Fail Pure it arrives at Brooklyn Monday -with ties within an hour of train time., No road, who arrived here today. The amount 'brought In. the dead sailors and marines from Vera explanation of Dr. Ryan's detention official quoted General Huerta as say- The secretary stated there was abun- Cruz ' Besides the president and the ! up to that hour was given, ing: dant testimony from .many sources that HAMS LARD secretary of the navy, twenty-one 1 Consul Canada reported from Vera "There io no reason for any foreigner members of the house of representaf i Cruz that refugees from Interior points the Inhabitants of Vera Cruz are tives will be' designated to attend the j had Spoken of the the.ft by the Huerta to leave Mexico .City, but those pleased with .the conduct of the of Crowd Your Pantries desire to do so w.lll -be given every ficers administering the civil govern Ib.l7ic $1.144 ceremony under a resolution of the authorities of the code books of Anrer- ment. "AH observers," he added, "re house, adopted today. A similar rego- 1 lean consuls, facility. Those who remain will b mark upon the exemplary conduct o S»Dd lution probably will be introduced Bl- rnrrania Wcn't Ctimmft. protected to the fullest extent of my our troops." Carload the senate. ability." During the day Secretary Bryan re- El Paso, Texas, May 6.—The definite Sir JLtonel Garden, the British min Breakfast Baconlib. 165c ceived a delegation of prominent men announcement from Washington that TWO AMERICANS KILLED connected with the oil industry at and mediation In Mexican affairs by the ister, has been tireless In attending to near Tampico. They wanted writte,,.,.~in. South American envoys would proceed, the Intereatate of Americans and hai IN STATE OF JALISCO POULTRY AND EGGS eon-i without representation from the been of great assistance to those leav ing1, according to the railroad officials Vera. Crust, May 6.—-An unconfirmed Do |t Now-TODAY Refugees who came In today expressei report of the killing: of Messrs. Wll Fancy Whits Bacon their conviction that special efforts lianis and White, two Americans em were belnsr made -by Mexican officials ployed at the big American mining- i«o POUNDS fl>4 nn and army officers along the route from property of El' Favor Mining companj Tomorrow and Saturday the capital to treat them in a kindly In the state of Jalisco, was brought there tonight by American refugees ( f CHICKEN FEED $1.89 manner. from Mexico City. No details -were ob- We are ready to serve you now Where Is Con«ul SIIIIm»n. representation. They expect no em American* In MM loo City. tainable but the refugees declared the No. IO Velva Governor'* Cup Anxiety concerning the whereabouts barrassment to ensue from this atti- Americans to the number of 2,090 o tude; for they hold that the-conference men T»ere not the victims of an anti- of Vice and Deputy Consul' John R. can affect them little It at all. They 2,500 will 'be left In the capital afte American demonstatton. and quick—our stock is big. SYRUP 44c Coffee'"2 2k Silliman. of Baltillo. who disappeared assert that there are no points of'dif- thts exodus of the 600 expected to de; while on a mission to San Luis 'Potosi, ference between the. constitutionalists part today for Puerto Mexico, accord was, not allayed during the day, no and the United Stated and that points ing to the opinion of a -prominent rail Stop Your Headache In Two Minutes Give some heed to your neces- replies having- been received to the of difference with Huerta may be set- road official here. Most of those re Sewell Commission Co. messages of inquiry addressed to tled only by the complete elimination mainlng in Mexico City have come in Take A-K Tablets. WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL, Mexico City. Dr. Edward Ryan, the of Huerta and his adherents. sities during Shriners' Week. American Red Cross agent, and Consul Meanwhile the constitutionalists are from outlying districts, but there Is 113-UmitalMl 1H Diotar Bonney and wife, ot San Luis Potosi, rushing preparations to deal the feder- also a large percentage of promlnen are among the refugees in Mexico City. als a series of decisive blows which residents of the capital. No freight trains will be run- Rafael Zubaran, minister of Interior will leave the national capital open to As far as is known, no American ii "Feeling fit" is a in the constitutionalists' cabinet, after their attack. There is said to r. Prescription have been actively supporting Pro- sale. 25 Ibs. Best Granulated Sugar for HP i • A V visional President Huerta and his gov- Resolved to Have Peace. ernment. Most of them, however, are Is a keen enemy to the physical esses of woman. - A medicine prepared by merely business men and their fami- B U T T E R—ARMOUR'S C O F F E E—HIGH'S SPE- regular graduated physician of tjm experience in treating: woman's diseases— lies, who anticipate that the substi- "There'sHealth in Clover Bloom; 'Stflo CIAL BLEND; Itsrefolly adapted*!* work in harmony th» most d«licat* feminine constitution. Trinidad, Colo., May 6.—The program tution of another regime for that of pound .OWC pound. . . : 19c It is now obtainable {a. liquid of dlsacmament of contending fac- General Huerta Will toe accompanied *t«d tablet form at the by such disorders that none would reT White Rock" _ draf •tora—or **n«i SO one-cent •< for a trial box, to Buffalo.,' tions in the southern Colorado strike gard himself as safe. zone was virtually 'announced today Among the non-Mexicans- coming to • lEwy woi i mar writ* fully and eonflefontlally to Dr. Pierca and his staff1 of physician* and Specialist* by Major W. A. Holbrook, in behalf of Vera Cruz, large numtoers already have !»t the InvaKda' Hotel and Surricml Institute. Buffalo, Colonel James Lockett, commanding: been forced to abandon their homes In |N. Y-*and maybv aura that borcasa will recelv*eare- United [States troops in the district. towns that have fallen into the hands HAMS BACON of the rebels. They declare they have 1f»t, eoi»efontloaa. eocffldmtlal consideration, aad that Mine company officials tonight were Thursday and • • madtcat advica will be *iva» to her fr*«. witnessed scenes which would enable notified that the disarming of guards them to go through almost anything. Armour's Armour's or would" begin tomorrow and they have The refugees declare that Genera.' Villa Friday at Ki a s ,^JT. PICKCE'S PLEASANT PELLETS r*,w/«(. begun already to surrender arms. irobably will have with him not only iaitrf inmtmmrmtm mttrmmch, litttr *r»J be tact*. Detachments were placed at Hast- lapata, but thousands of the lower •Star' Hams "s "' ' '"• ~ % tiny grmnulcm mmmy to tak* •« candy- , ings, Delagua, Tabasca, Berwlnd, ilass in Mexico City. Forbes and Agllar, in Las Anlmas coun- Villa, they point out, has made no ty, and arrangements were making for WOOD ALLS 3 Ibs. $1.CO K*U*V*tJAJftJA>J«.J«JKJftJ'b.>U the dispatch -of troops to other mine properties throughout the state. When guns have been obtained from Lipton's Best ' OQ*» BUY "WHITE CREST FLOUR," absolutely guaranteed to the--mf-ne guards- the'commanding of- RESINOL CLEARS Grade Coffee, Ib. £wC you as the BEST IN THE WORLD. WHY ficer qf the..federal troops will issue a proclamation calling on individual strik 50c Brooms, QO« NOT USE THE very BEST. 24-lb. sack Kryptok Bif ers and citizens of Trinidad to deliver Special each . . OJJC 10-poun4 tin Armour's - Pure 3 pkga. QUAKER OATS 25c their weapons to federal authorities PIMPLY SKINS LARD •:. . . .2. $1.28 PfCKLES,—FREESTONE, DILL, and then the police and county officers 25c Baker's Cocoa 21c 12 cans No. 2 'hand-packed TO- the genuine; jar 23c Why we make Kryptok Bifocals and recommend them. . will be disarmed, leaving no weapons An Easy Way to Get a Clear, Fresh MATOES ...... ___ _70 c Sweet medium; jar 23c First of all, because of their convenience. They give Near and in possession of persons not In the di- Snap Beans, *7^i» 6 cans PEARL CORN ..... ---- 50c Mixed 23c rect service of the United States. [ and Velvety Complexion. Fresh & Crisp, qt. • 2* Far Vision in one solid glass, doing away with two pairs of William Diamond, union leader, j 6 cans "T A H O E" Dessert 14 Ibs. Whole Head RICE $1.00 glasses. They can be. more perfectly ground than any other speaking to a mass meeting of 30ft, Pimplea and blackheads disappear, Post.Toastles a* PEACHES ...... 85c 6 cans tall ARGO SALMON.. .85c strikers at gtarkville today, declared red, rough, ugly complexions become ROYAL SALAD DRESSING— The 3 pkgs. "Kellogg's Toasted Corn ' bifocal known, no ugly seams or pieces to blister or come that a shipment of 300 high power clean, clear and velvety, - anjd half package ...... OU smack Is here ...... 9c, 23c, 43c FLAKES 25c loose. We make them in Toric or Curved form, giving a rifles and sixty thousand rounds of health and beauty are promoted by the GRIFFIN'S whole spear ASPARA- FRESH FRUITS AND VEGE- ammunition en route from New York-to regular use of Resinol Soap and ah larger field both for reading and distance. Each pair is made occasional application of Resinol Oint- Hams Gi'US, 5 cans ---- ...... $1.00 TABLES coming in all the time. the United Mine Workers of America DEMONSTRATIONS EVERY MINUTE OF "TETLEY'S TEAS" to order, conforming to the face in every detail. Your best would be turned over to the federal ment. These soothing, healing preiparaj- Special Prices in Cash Books fir friend would never know you have on bifocals. They are troops Immediately on the arrival of tioris do ttieir work easily, quickly and FREE. YOU ARE INVITED TO COME IN AND BE SERVED the consignment. at little coat, eyen when the most ex- Two Days. ASK ABOUT THEM. ICED TEA FREE. ' absolutely invisible Iwhile on the face. They are a joy, not a •penslve cosmetics and complicated NOTE: Charge customers can have GROCERIES CHARGED Major Holbrook to Strlkera. "beauty treatments" fa.il. DEL.IVEF9 discomfort. Ask some of bur patients how they are pleased. "When the United States speaks"' 'SAME as In any other part of the store. Realnol Soap and Resinol • Ointment Miona Ivy 7629--783O-.7631 Prompt Deliveries. Phone M. 1061; Atlanta 464 al*d 4838. said Major Holbrook to the strikers, hrfal eczema, tetter, ringworm, psoria- | 815 Faachtra* Si. . "it is a matter of serious moment. The sis and other skin eruptions, stop Itch- •president of . the United States must ing Instantly, and are most \;aluable Walter Ballard Optical Co. be obeyed. .We have soldiers and of- for sores, burns, bolls] piles, etc. Sold ficers here to see that his command is -by an drug-gists. For trial free, .write obeyed. We do not want to, nor do 85 Peachtree St., (CJlock Sign), Atlanta. to I>ept. 18-R, Resinol^ Baltimore,-Md. we Intend to shoot you men. Killing There Is nothing "Jubt like Reslnbl/' Is a terrible thing, but If we must do so refuse worthless substitutes. i It, then we will. We must have order. It makes no difference whether you wipe out Colonel Lockett and myself; others w'ill come to take our .places. j"We are going to deal with you men In as kindly a way as we know' how," the major continued. "We have noth- ing to do with the/ operators and we have nothing to do with the union. We are representatives of President Wil- son who has told me he is extremely desirous of securing order and peace among1 you. I have come here to E that his command Is obeyed. Want* tbe Burled Gnna. ."And I want you men who have burled your Rifles and guns in the hills upon our coming, to go and tret them and bring thAm to us. I have the most friendly feeling for you men, but J Insist kindly' now, that you give up your arms. I have ordered my officers and soldiers to abstain from the use of Intoxicating liquor,' and I have asked the mayor to see that all ealoona in this district are closed so that you men may always keep cool -control of 'Rough it" Your Straw Is Ready yourselves and when you come to me to be in your right senses and not fired by Intoxicants." Here ^ f The strikers listened attentively, ap- in Colorado plauding now and then. for two weeks — wouldn't you like Time's up for the hot derby and soft hat. Today for the first time since the ar- to start. today? Well, June 1st rival of the troops animosity was You are safe to don a-straw today without shown them by the strikers, according will be here before you know it, Interlinking Talking Circles to one major. The quartermaster ser- so, make your plans now. offending the season. Choosing the. right geant ' stationed, at Forbes with two Get "Colorado forth* Tourist." a book troops of the eleventhtcavalry, report- ful! to the brim of what to see and what one will he an easy matter here, for our ed that the farmer from whom he had It win coat, and that's what you want to |7ACH Bell telephone is the center of a talking circle to been purchasing supplies "was \%'arned know. This booklet to free to you from showing, complete and authoritative, offers by strikers to cell no more forage to J-* which there are no arbitrary boundaries within the limits soldiers. The farmer refused to sell the widest scope for selection of the style to the troops. The lieutenant In command of the Union Pacific of speech transmission. that suits you best. . . detachment immediately sent to the the safety tnt route, the scenic route. strikers' tent Colony at Forbes and de- Excellent daily train service from St. Louii. Each central office is a clearing house for telephone talk ex- You'll need one next week. manded an explanation. He got none, Kansas City. Chlcaco and Omaha but informed the strikers that the United States army would buy supplies Low Round Trip Summer Tourirt tending fair beyond its own system. 'Rough Straws and Sennets, wherever It chose, and a guard waa Fan* Etf«ctr»« June !«. placed on the farmer's property. $2 to S3 C. N. Balllm. T. 1.1. H. J. Dnleher. S.«. _ Universal communication means not only intercommunica- UeWntwanlBlil. 901 Olive Sired Panamas and Bangkoks, $5 & S6 UNKNOWN MAN SWEPT •Imlllbim. All. SI.Leol3.Ml. tion between subscribers in the same exchange system, and Shirts and Underwear OVER HORSESHOE FALLS •with those in other exchange systems, but also long distance communication with each connected telephone in the Bell sys- In consideration of next week's good Niagara Falls, N. Y., May 6.—An un- identified man In a row-boat was swept tem within speaking distance. time, let us commend the comfort of cool over the Horseshoe falls today, when underwear .and shirts soft and fine. We one of -his oars' was broken on drift There are over 7,500,000 interconnecting Bell telephones, . have every good sort. Look them over. ' ice, rendering him helpless. each an open door for telephonic communication, uniting a na- Shirts . . . . SI.SO up tion of 92,000,000 people and promoting the happiness, the Silk Shirts .... S3. SO up WOMAN IS IMPALED Underwear SOc garment up ON A PICKET FENCE welfare and the prosperity of all. . -, _ Union Suit S±.OO garment up New Yojrk. May «.—Mrs. Iconise Etch- ageray, wife of Louis Etchageray, Mex- ican minister to Costa Rica, fell from SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE Cdrlton Shoe 36 a -window on the fifth floor of an apartment bouse here today ,and was impaled on a picket fence. She died in AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Clothing Co. Whitehall a hospital. H%r husband is in Costa Rica. Mro. Etchageray was 29 years • • 1 I , I lEWSPAPERI VSPAPBSJ THE CONSTTTTJTION, ATLANTA, GA, THURSDAY, MAT 7,* 1914. Page Three.

cealed in his sock, terrorized his fellow FREE-GIBBS. TERRORIZES PRISONERS prisoners at police barracks, who were NEGRO SNATCHES BAG WITH POCKET KNIFE unarmed and threatened to kill Turn- CONTAINING GOLD WATCH Clarkesville Ga Ma\ 6—ifapecial )— key Brannen, when he rushed to pro- JACKSONVILLE WILL Boy! Page The Times Scribe; R I <31bbs and Miss Beulth Free both tect the defenseless prisoners of this citv \ c"e married todai at 1 J W Hinson. aged 38 a fa-mer of Hinson had been Jailed by Patrolman Mrs. Dela Karst, of 195 Kelly street, jCampbell count> with the aid of a o clock. Re^ J R Me \lolne pastor Pres- Hamilton for drunk and disorderly while returning home la»t night about b\ terian church Cl u ves\ ille, of tloat- small pocket knife, -which he had con- conduct at the Terminal Station 8 o'clock was attacked in front of 97 We Think He's Lost His Dog So \iolent did he become that he had Kelly street by a negro, who in spite CLOSE THERED LIGHT Mrs Giblv? is the daiiglUer ot Mrs to be overpowered by several police of- of a fierce struggle on the part of Mrs William Fiee and is piqmincntl\ con ficers at police barracks before he could Karat, managed to snatch her hand nee ted be persuaded to give up his steel bag, containing a gold watch and chain Rev. Hugh Wallace Talks of Attendance Poor In Atlanta,' reads I for the series thiere. with a Saturday Mr Cibbs is assistant cashier of the weapon and a gold docket and chain The 3 1 a headline in Thee ChattanoogChattanooga Times S -™* "15 "!!*** , Habersham baiiK IF BLADDER OR Turnkey Brannen and Call Officer negro was chased by Mrs. Karst for the Plan to Abolish Seg- For the flfst eight £ays of the sea Jim Palmer, after a fierce struggle with ona block when he outdistanced tier and the article that follows states that son, nine games being played the x the drunken farmer took away his Mrs Karst telephoned police head- regated District. th« attendance here has been poor, that Crackers show paid admissions of Corpse in Fish Net. knife and threw him into the "Slick quarters for assistance in catching: the the town la full of knockers, and 25 169 TanaTa , an a\erase of 3 145 a game cell, \vhere he remained until he was negro, but by the time that Call Of- e\er>one Is disgruntled sober enough to promise to behave him- ficers £!van« and Palmer could arrive Jacksonville, Fla., wmctt is reputed Let The Tunes' scribe look at the Norfolk 'Va Mav b—The bo3\ of KIDNEYS BOTHER self if turned out on the scene the negro was far away J E Marks captain of th«_ schooner to possess * tenderloin that IB rank- attendance in. his own city before tie Plague in Colombia. Mar^ Inez, %ho was lulled on boiid ed as the young: Baru^-ry Coast of starts hammering at Atlanta the South, is to inaugurate a reform Bogota, Colombia, Ma> 6 — According the \essel In Chesapeake bal list No 'If movement similar to the noted crusade But we g-uess It is Just jealousy or to reports recei\ ed In Bogota toda> vember was Sound in a fish net ned.r Try the Favorite Recipe of JOL. promoted two years a»u oy James L. spite on BUI Smith, as there is no love bubonic plague has made Its appear- Gusnn island todai. iccordlna to in- Beavers ance on the Atlantic coast of Colombia. formation received here toniprht Rob Old Folk*—Buchu and lost between Th« Times' scribe and the bers is supposed to ha\e been the mo Mayor Van C Sweanngen some time Atlanta manager The government began taking active ago voluntarily announced that It the protection meisures It has not been tue that ciused the mjrder No ar- Juniper. citizens of Jacksonville would proper- Glande at these figures and then deemed necessary to suspend tra\el or rests ho»e\er hale been made Ihe ly care for the inmates of the red-light let s hear from you. Mr Times' Scribe the movement of freight captains skull -was ciushed resorts he would abolish the district. Atlanta played four games in Chat- Everyone krflow-s that Buchu and ATTAINT how much a thing Swearingen will have the co operation tanooga recently The total attendance Juniper properl>N%compounded Is the on the Men and Religion i or ward 'at- the four days was 5 02* persons At beat medicine for^weak kidnevs or i Movement in his campaign against •bladder When theX urine becomes X. costs but how much you j vice. two of Che games, the guarantee of the cloudy, the bladder Irritated when Rev Hugh S "Wallace, field secre- visiting club (the Crackers) was not you have an unusual flow^of urine, want it that i tary of the organization that has the In the ball park acaldtng, dribbling: straining^or too work in charge, w"ho visited Atlanta One of these games was a Saturday frequent passage from the bl; yesterday for a conference with lead game and right after the Lookouts had your head and back acheL . _^ makes it valuable. I ers of the Men and Religious Forward •w on two games and tied one with the ankles, or eyelids are swollen, s-poi Movement here has this to say about Crackers, yet only 1 840 paid ad mis before "the eyes leg cramps shortness reckon ol' Robi'son the Jacksonilnne movement sions were registered at the turn of breath, sleeplessness and despond- The challenge of the mayor of Jack stfles Savings Talks ency, dizzv spells and if weather is sonville is without a parallel so far aa Against this sorrv showing, Atlanta bad you have rheumatism tr> the Crusoe would a I know in the history of this country shows 1 596 paid admissions at the following Get from any reliable He threw down his challenge recently nrst game here on Tuesday When the druggist a 14 oz bottle of Stuart s swapped a hatful o* at a large and representative gather four game series is ended wiBbout Th^ lure of "get-nch- Buchu and Juniper Compound Take ing of ministers and leading laymen Saturday in the bunch we II gamble a spoonful after meals Drink plenty and from time to time ae has not only Atlanta s attendance is over 1,500 ahead quick" schemes is especi- of water Drop the use of sugar and money for a tin o* repeated his challenge out strengthen- of the total Chattanooga attendance wweets In a day or so your kidneys ed it Moreover, I think the mayor ally strong Be careful. will act fine and natural Stuart s himself in many respects stands out Buchu mixed with Juniper has been VELVET/ peculiarly above many other mayors If sucri -were known to used for years to clean out impurities He is a Christian man A. man with from the kidneys and bladder also to •convictions and a man who Is not te good, you couldn t tuy neutralize the uric acids in the blood afraid to stand up squarely and persist-* *nd urine so It no longer irritates, entl> for what he believes tLc stock for love or thus ending all kidney and bladder VELVET, the Smoothest Smoking Tobacco The organization of which I am sec- BLOTCHES weakness and curmu plabetes Stuart a Full weight 2-oz. tins, lOc retarj and which has in charge the money Buchu and Junlpt p a fine kidney work of preparing ror ttie girls and and bladder regula ./r and has helped Coupons of value with Velvet •women to come from these houses when A Savings Account in 'thousands of sufferers when most the district is closet) is composed of «very other medicine failed to help or leaders in every e^ angelical denomi PliLES ON FACE this Bank has every car- cure— (adv ) HDI nation in the state of Florida We art .if- glad that the mayor of Jacksom ille dinal feature of the ideal bad enough heart and kindness about Looked Like Small Boils. Itching him to fiist ask that these unfortunate investment —certaint y of onces be cared for and Burning Intense. Could Not I am quite safe In saying that Jack profit, availability and sonville will not have a segregated dis- Sleep Boils Pained So. Cuticura trict this time next week concluded Mi- Wallace Soap and Ointment Cured. .100% Safety He left Atlanta last night and re- Today turned to Jacksonville to complete thi«* undertaking The wealthiest 1215 D St ,JS. W , WMWnpton, DO — and most prominent £eopie of Jackson "About three *yow* »ffo I becut to h»T« vllle compose Che organization that Mi bolls on the bmefc ot my neck and body and Untrimmed Hemps Wallace ser~v es then my face begaa to break out with large Central Sank $ and chip hats, dozen styles red blotches and pimple* Tou could not GOVERNOR SLATON put a phi point anywhere on. my face and worth up to $2.00; this sale arms that there waa dot a pimple Tho pimples looked aomethin* like Bmall boiU. ADDRESSES MASONS They festered axut cant* to a h*ad Tho GATHERED AT ROME Itching and burning w«r» so Intent* I CANDLCR BUILDING. ATLANTA acratched and mad* caret I could not BRANCH BANK CORNER MITCHELI.&FORSYTH STS. •leap the bolls pained me no 79c Home Ga May 6—(Special 1—Oov "I tried different remedial hut ther did ernor Slaton spoke here tonight at fclie seventh district convention of Masons mo no building on Five Points The imtia All French Hats and reproductions and many less than tion work was under the direction of Horace C Alford naUpnal director Chambcrlin-Johnson-DuBosc Co. who returned Wednesday from Bir- half original prices. COME IN, WE WILJ, SHOW YOU WE mingham to take part in the exercises The Moose are making extensive ATLANTA NEW- YORK PARIS preparations for the Shrinere The or MEAN BUSINESS. der have made expenditures of several Three cases of TRIMMED HATS enter this sale of MIL- hundred dollars for decorations LeFcvre Becomes Parser. LINERY EVENTS; they are charmingly chic and becoming Hubbard I^eFevre popusar hotel clerk One Hundred Four Women May Profit of the Piedmont, left Wednesday for styles. the Hudson river to become purse* on the largest and best equipped river steamboat in the world the Washing- v By Today's ton Irving of the Hudson River I>ay HalAOff and Even Less line Road Meeting Postponed. Brunswick Ga May 6—(Special )— ^Today's the Day" The good roads meeting which was to have been held at Kingsland, in Cam- 3rd Floor den counts this week, has been post- poned until May 19, owing to the fact that there are a number of other meet Sale of Hats = J. M. HIGHCO. ings in progress just at this time Overland Car Stolen. W E Durham superintendent of the Third National Bank budding reports Fifty-Four Hats Were $ jg* .00 Fifty Hats Were $Q.OO •that his Overland five passenger car was stolen W-ednesday from In front of the Johnson Gewlnner company on $13.50 to $20, Now O Forayth street. The car was a model $8.00 to $12.50, Now 1912 Jewelry Firm Bankrupt. In behalf of petitioning debtors Bush & Harris, jewelers located at 6 Let us caution you as being of first Central avenue, have declared bank ruptcy Liabilities have been placed importance that an early visit to the at $8.74268 and assets $500150 millinery section is wisest when prices AT THE THEATERS are so reduced and when the number of hats is so limited. The Dress Clothes That Do Yon Credit Keith Vaudeville. -*» (At the I'oreyth ) The Foreyth. s biff bill of features has For the one hundred four hats are Next week you're going to compliment the occasion of the great I cot everyone headed towards that busy the ater twice daily It Is undoubtedly a Shrine convention with your presence at many functions. I great bill and perhaps Is the best offering styles that women like— seen in- that house this season The headliner Jesse JUasky B The Trained Nurses wine Clark and Berg- There'll be dinners and receptions, and there'll be the man are featured and. those awfuTjy pretty trained nuraea frolicking out on the roof of a. sanitarium in New York make the audience almost -Rieh they were sick The Hats for Street Wear, Great Shriners' Ball stagre setting- Is elaborate and the costum ing verj very pretty especially the last number the wedding \ Is your Dress Suit in order? Look into these essentials and have The fhe musical Germans three extreme ly pretty young ladles and two young gen- for Traveling your be&t things at hand. tlemen make up the best musical act ever heard here Miss Katheryn (jorman Is one of the foremost cornetista in the countrj. ? Go to MUSE'S and buy the Evening Clothes "Heir to the Hoorah." —From Estelle Mershon, from other splendid New York milliners, to do you credit. Admirers of the beautiful and fash from our own work rooms. lonabie In creation of the modiste have found something to talk about this Dress Suits of latest models.... S4O and $5O I week in the gowns worn by Miss Lu There are all black hats, black with colors, white hats, colored I cille La "Verne at the Lj ric Miss I*a 1 Verne s thiee costumes In The Heir to Tuxedos to Match S27.5O and $35 the Hoorah cost a bit over *1 000 and hats. look it The plaj calls for elaborate Silk and Opera Hats S8.OO dressing and several of the young women in the cast wear unusually Styles that are new right now, that are just what women want v handsome gowns The Heir to the Dress Shoes Dancing Pumps Hoorah will be given all this week 1 and so far it has proved the most pop- for wear with their tailored suits and silk dresses — flowered, ular offering by the company For $7 and $8 $5 and S6.5O i next week tbe Shriners will be com- plimented by the farce comedy. Are feathered, ribbon trimmed — charming in as many ways as there Tou a Mason9* are hats and as varied in their shapes; brims upturned at the back, Junior Keith Vaudeville. New Effects in Dress Furnishings (At tbe Grand.) close fitting crowns — but you shall see! The best shov, since Junior Keith vaude ville came to the Grand ts the way the Dress Shirts, Waistcoats, Ties, Gloves, Sox in great elegance and management of that theater announces the net* bill that opens today with a matinee The selling starts at 8:30. newest modes, including the smart touch of black. performance at 2 39 Valtoose and May In a refined aerial act Hunter and Daven port In comedy song-H talk and acrobatic dances Smith and Ryan comedy novelty entertainers RusaeU and Church singing and talking* comedienne^ and the Heyman Irio of remedy oclisti make up the vaude Geo. Muse Clothing Company •villa program The feature picture cornea lu"t as hightv recommended as the vaude- \ i) te entertainers and Is entitled The Chambcrlin-Johnson-DuBosc Co. Dread of Doom ind features the eml i nent foreign tragedian Ermeto, /lacconi ' reputed to be The \- -w SPA PI-: .fage Four THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THUBSDAY, MAY 7, 1914.

etat« board of health and dean of the * man who was the state's wltnest—^Pr school of-"pharmacy at th« University { Claud* Smith- He found on* blood cor- of Georgia, was carried, to a sanitarium UNIVERSE CLUB TO puscle to the lot, ant} he stated that It SIX THROWN FROM CAR at Macon this afternoon He has been | could have been the blood of a rat or 111 for two monthe but is now slowly a mosquito -which had sucked bumaft improving1 t flesh. Also, he stated that the blood in No. 113 - could have been on th* floor on* or Men and Religion Bullet ERECT NEW BUILDING four ye*r» or mor*> WHEN IT TURNS TURTLE 'All this practically eliminates the state's theory that Mary Phagan was At Meetihg of Member* Last murdered on the second floor. And, Four Women, Narrowly Escape certainly, it wa» absolutely necessary Night the Plan Was Favor- for the crime to ha\e been committed Death When Banker Sterne's ably Acted On. there for Frank to have been guilty" Automobile Is Smashed. Con.ey No* « Pervert. It wa» shortly following that Arnold The University club, at Itg annual made the startling declaration that Jim Americus, Ga, May 6 —(Special )— More Sanity Needed meeting last niBht, decided to have o Conley was not a perxert and that he, An automobile party coming to Amer- Ii«w building, the detailed plans for Arnold, disagreed with Detective Burns icus from Albany this afternoon had a which will be decided upon at an ad- In this respect. serious accident at Wells' mill, ten 3ourned meeting of the club to be held "Burns ion't familiar with the ver- miles below Americus, when the car, June 11 nacular at our negro and that is why driven at high speed, was overturned The purpose of last night's meeting he believes Conley to be a pervert. I while rounding a sharp curve was the report of committees and the understand he bases his opinion on the Mr and MVs Richardson of Green- "And the streets of the city nomination of officers for the ensuing vile language used in Conlcy's letters- ville, S C Mr and Mrs Julfan Clark year, but when the question of new Conley isn't a pervert. There isn't any and Mrs Clark, their a£ed mother, and Uneeda Biscuit ouarters was brought up, it was decided perversion In this case Frank Isn t— Mra Edward Sterne, all of Albany to nominate no new officers until after no one connected with It is, alary were thrown from the car, which turn A crisp, clean! nutri- the plans for a new home for the club Phagan was killed to slake the bestial ed over twice befoi e it was smashed tious food. For shall be full of boys and girls are decided upon lust of a depraved mind This perver- against a tree' Mrs Richardson sus- After the meeting last night Burton sion business is rot tained a broken arm while other mem- everybody— every- Smith, chairman of the executive com- "Annie Maud Carter is a dissolute, bers of the partv Escaped with lesser mittee stated to a Constitution report- criminal creatume, but she is telling the though painful injuries where. Fresh in the er that the club has before it several truth The letters show for them- The car a new six-cylinder model, moisture-proof pack- playing in the streets thereof." favorably considered propositions for selves I don t doubt, however, that if owned by Banker Edward Sterne of age, 5 cents. a new home Just what these propo- the detectlxea had been ab-le to get bold Albany, was badly wrecked Physicians —Zech. 8:5 of her, fihe would have joined in the sitions are Mr Smith said he wa» not at 1 from AmerictiB went hurriedly to the liberty to disclose but that one of them popular pastime of recanting Fur- scene and rendered assistance, the contemplated the leasing and remodel- thermore, Conley, in his own affidavit, party returning later to Albany In the ing ol a. building which is already built doesn't deny writing Annie Maud Car- car of Banker A D Oliver of former and that another was for the construc- ter these letters Climax fame, now a resident of Smlth- Every near beer saloon so-called in Atlanta is violating the law. tion of a new building to be occupied Your honor,' Mr Arnold said in con- vllle Yet city officials under oath to support the law, the majority of them by the club The sites of both these clusion 'we have presented this case buildings, he said are within a radius under extreme difficulties Any fact officers in the Church, members of Council, vote to license them. of two blocks of the building occupied we have shown has been subjected to A WEE BIT COOLER at present by tne club the vilest and most merciless attacks And not content with putting this stigma upon Atlanta, the capital of The University club now occupies the And, therefore, those facts which did AND QUITE CLEAR, old Abbott residence in the middle of stand muster certainly are meritorious Georgia, Monday, this ordinance was passed: the west side of the block of Peachtree of deep consideration Your honor street between Ellis and Cain streets, Leo Frank deserves a new trial- It is PREDICTION TODAY which is owned by Asa G Candler Mr "Be it ordained by the Mayor and General Council, that the provi- Smith said that the club still has the Justice that he be given one ' privilege of occupying that building Mr Boaser spoke, in part as fol- The weather will become slightly ZuZu sions of Section 1566 of the City Code of 1910 regulating the opening and for a considerable length of time, but lows cooler Thursday morning:, reaching In view of the fact that sooner or later 'Much of the testimony that has been abo6t 60 degrees and it will not ex The funny little name closing hours of all billiard, pool rooms and near beer places in the City the club must seek new quarters, it is presented by the state has been let ceed 80 degrrees during the day The starting now in by your honor on the ground that of the famous little of Atlanta shall not apply from May llth to May 15th, 1914, and that the The matter of new quarters and the 1 weather will be fine with few clouds nomination of new officers will be it showed the manner of getting the Light westerly winds will prevail ginger snap that puts opening and closing hours during said period shall be six o'clock A. M. taken up again at the June meeting testimony—attacks on the methods of Meantime the new building plans lie In the defense so to speak fresh "snap" and and one o'clock A. M." the hands of- a committee 'Anybody who understands human Member of Lupo's Gang "ginger" into jaded nature in the least knows full well appetites. 5 cents. Those voting for this ordinance were ALDERMEN ARMISTEAD, the power of the state and the power Dies at Federal Pen NEW TRIAL REFUSED of the city—knows that this power is MADDOX and NUTTING, and COUNCILMEN WARDLAW, ALVER- TO LEO M. FRANK sufficient to cause a witness wftp baa changed his testimony to change it Of Heart Failure SON, KNIGHT, ASHLEY, LEE, BOYNTON, WOOD, COLCORD, DAL- back again Continued From Page One. "An individual hasn't the power or After serving a little more than four LAS, HUMPHREY, REYNOLDS, WHITE, MASON. capacity of the state or city I want years of a fouiteen-yeai term Vin er or not their original testimony was to say that it ian t necessary for the cenco Glgrio, a member of the famous ALDERMAN THOMSON, in the chair, could not vote, though he was correct. U has been shown that they solicitor or city officials to use their LiUpo the Wolf counterfieter gans died are wholly unworthy of belief power wrongfully to exercise a tre- at the federal prison from heart failure opposed to the ordinance. mendous iniiuence over these wit- Tuesday evening He wag thirty four Call* Them Crooka. nesses yeara old He was sent to the Atlanta "God alone knows the truth of these * The solicitor's access to the grand prison from New York, hia home state. Those who voted against it were ALDERMEN SEAWRIGHT, recanting witnesses They se. -n to jury is ^sufficient Not a single man but further than that little IB fcnown of who testified falsely in the Frank him KELLEY, OWENS AND RAGSDALE, COUNCILMEN SHEPARD, have stories to fit any necessity These Glg-io apparently In good health, sat confessed perjurers are responsible for case ever had an opportunity to rectify his testimony if he Dished to do so down to the supper table Tuesday HALL, SISSON, FARLINGER AND SMITH. the conviction of Leo M Frank if The solicitor doesn't have to put it in Rieht and started a hearty meal, when not. then, he was convicted on no evi- public print that he will prosecute, for without warning he slipped from his dence at all Why, you could search perjurj All he has to do is to sit seat to the floor, and was dead w hen For this indefensible wrong to our city, the Shrine Convention is the chainsungs prisons and peniten- atUl and his very power rests in the his companions reached him given as an excuse. This insult should not be offered to the guests of tiaries over the nation and you stillness of his office which is suf- GRAHAM CRACKERS ficiently potent wouldn't find a more choice set of Mr Arnold went on to show that the SICKLES TO BE BURIED our city. Shriners, as a whole, would not knowingly permit violators of crooks than those with whom my friend power of punishment that rested in The natural sweet- Dorsey convicted Frank the hand of the solicitor inspired fear IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY ness and nutriment the law who fatten upon the sorrow and degradation of others to use the I have never seen such depravity into the hearts of witnesses who had tc-Id false stories on the witness stand name of this great Order in a vain and futile attempt to prove to the in mankind as has been developed In New York, May 6 —The body of Ma of the wheat are re- these witnesses and in the entire case and that it was this fear which im pelled them to recant their affidavits Jor General t»aniel E Sickles will be tained, giving them world that Atlanta is a city without regard for the sacredness of law. It has forced me to believe Jn utter de- when confronted with the prospects of buried Ih the National cemetery at Ar pravitv If anything occurred out- prosecution Hngrton Va. amid the graves of many a delightful flavor. The Churches protest. Bide of Bussia like the conviction of He defended the agents of the de of his old comrades of the Third Army 10 cents. Leo Frank, I have never heard of It fens® who had accumulated the evi corps The family reached this dec is 1 Jon upon the receipt of a telegram CHRISTIANS WHO LOVE ATLANTA AND RESPECT THE Following his attack upon the Cari- dence presented In the extraordinary motion and referred to numerous af- from Secretary of War Garri son say ous witnesses who ha\ e repudiated fidavits supporting his defense He ins that a plot had been selected and Buy biscuit baked by GREAT BODY OF MASONRY UPON WHICH RESTS THE SHRINE their testimony time and again Mr scored the detectives who had been em a military escort firing squad and Arnold dwelled upon the Ragsda-Ie epi- ployed on the case and Jocularlv re- chaplain assigned to meet the train APPEAL TO OUR MAYOR AND GENERAL COUNCIL AND TO THE sode, saying that Ragsdale s lie was in- marked that, from the number of head bearing the general s body eig'nificant in comparison with the lie quarters men working with Dorsey, it Funeral services wfll bp held Friday NATIONAL POLICE AUTHORITIES OF ATLANTA TO UNDO THIS WRONG told on the witness stand by Jim Con- was no wonder that the city of Atlanta morning in St Patrick s Cathedral here BISCUIT was suffering a crime siege. It IP probable the body will reach Ar- BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. ley lington Saturday There was where Dorsey had an ex- He dealt extensively with the testi- COMPANY T mony of Dr Roy Harris and Dr Har- We might be silent for the" time were beer the harmless drink which cellent chance to indict witnesses he ris statement that the hair found on ppoke ponley admitted on three dis- the lathe waa not Mary Phagan s He Dr. Benedict improving. Always look for that name called Dr Harris an artful dodger some falsely claim it to be. But Go—Examine those countries where tinct occasions that he had perjured Athens <3a May 6 —(Specla.1 )—I>r himself X>orsey had an excellent op- and said that his tactics outrivaled beer is king— those of the famous Dickens charac- Samuel C Benedict, president of the portunity then and at other times to do ter of that name a little indicting of men in his own He dwelt at length on the state's "Autopsies show that every sixteenth male in Munich dies of Munich camp theory that Mary Phagan was mur "We were justified in putting in dered on the second floor and took Beer heart— Hagsdales affidavit because he was a up each bit of evidence that ap.per No More "Rips" or Holes minister of good position connected tamed to the second floor theory showing its lack of strength and logic SHRINERS with a respectable church and vouched "Professor Dr. Kraeplin of the University of Munich says: 'That in the face of evidence that was pro in Hosiery for by Rev John E TVhite If he told duced by fib* defense in rebuttal You'll avoid Ihu and I not only is alcohol the cause of nearly a third of all mental disturbances a he it IB only an addition to the get better looting, longer thousands that have been told in the ATTENTION wealing luwery by insut- in Munich, but that in a whole series of other sickness—Paralysis, Epi- Frank case Petition In Bankruptcy. We extend, to you a most cordial 'There has been nothing unclean in invitation to call on us for any m- mg on lepsy, Arterio-sclerosis,—it is the decisive factor and one of the most

hours, for every day's delay in -weigh- ing" Claims for excess tare, which have heretofore been permissible within nine COTTON MANUFACTURERS TO ASK REVISIONS months are changed to come -within a limit of thirty da\s and any gain in Just consider how much you get for which you pay so little when you have weight at the mill is made to apply against any claim for excess tare as TO MEET HERE ON FRIDAY made by the mill the new Encyclopaedia Britannica in your home. Here is a great book, made BYCOTTOpYERS Upon conclusion of these revisions the conference adjourned without date 2OO Delegates Are Expected. Form ^atfonal Association. by great men to serve the public—"The Finest Body of Exact Information Immediately after the adjournment Gov. Slaton Will Deliver Augusta Conference Recom- of the National Cotton conference this morning President W C Lawson, of Welcome Address. Ever Issued"—which you can buy—if you are prompt—at a price which is mends Changes in Rules the Texas Cotton associa-tion, called a meeting of cotton men to order for t^ie purpose of organizing a national as- The annual meeting of the Georgia actually less than it is worth, less than previous new editions cost, and far Made by New England and sociation of cotton exchanges Cotton Manufacturers association will On a roll call of the exchanges pres- Carolina Mills. ent it was shown that the following be held Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock had representatives at the meeting for a one-day session in the assembly less than-you pay for ordinary books in the bookstores. Line for line, page Texas Cotton association, W C Law- hall of the Piedmont hotel Fully 200 son "Waco Cotton exchange, "W C of the state s leading- cotton manufac- Augusta, Ga Mav 6—The National Lawson Dallas Cotton exchange, "W turers will attend for page, and volume for volume, you get better value—MORE FOR YOUR Cotton conference which has been In D Felder Sap Antonio Cotton ex- session here since Monday morning; change, W C Lawson Little Rock Cot- Governor John "VI Slaton will deliver concluded its business and adjourned at ton exchange, John G Lonsdale, Ar- the address of welcome, which will be MONEY—than in the case of any other book you can name. The present 11 o clock this morning after recom- kansas Cotton association, Jonn G responded to by the treasurer of the Lonsdale New Orleans Cotton ex- association J D Massey, of the Bagle mending revision of the Carolina Mill change E J Glenny, H R Gould and Rules ' and the ' New England terms of and Phoenix Mills, Columbus Ga low prices will not be good after a very few days. H Plaucher Memphis Cotton exchange. The principal speakers of the con- buying and selling cotton B Ugee (by proxj) Meridian Cotton To meet with the heads of organiza- exchange, Geoi ^e S Wellman, Mis- vention will be James \. Emer>, chief tions represented in the New England sissippi Cotton* association, John S counsel for the National Association of agreement, composed of the Arkwnght Hale, Montgomery Cotton exchange, Manufacturers, •« ho 'will speak on. P H Elmore Mobile Cotton exchange. Legislation and Business, and Stuart SOTV9V9WVWPV999V9W9WWW9WW9W club, the New England Cotton Buyers E D Ledyard M B Kohn_ Selma Cot- W Cramer retiring president of the association and the Fall River associa- ton exchange Hooper Adams, faavannah American Cotton Manufacturers asso- tion, to present the revisions as adopt- Cotton exchange \\ right Hunter \ J ciation who will speak on the Duke ed and urge their acceptance by those Rich and T M Beckman Columbia Wai ehouse Plan organizations a committee was ap Chamber of Commerce H B Kenna At 6 o clock a big dinner will be held pointed composed of J S Hall, of Ati New York Cotton exchange R C at the Piedmont hotel and at 8 30 If You Have Had a College Education You | Cairne E K Cone Augusta Cotton o clock another business session will gusta John S Hale of "Meridian, Miss exchange, James Tobin, J P Doughty take place cotton association H R Gould of the and Frank H Barrett Fred B Gordon president of the New Orleans cotton exchange J A In his opening statement Mr Law- Columbus Manufacturing company of Leather, of Spartanburg S C and W son said that he had called the meet- Columbus Ga, president of the Georgia C Lawson, representing the "Waco ing in accordance with instructions he association, will preside over the meet Still Need This Book—If You Have Not, | cotton exchange and the Texas Cotton received at a conference in "Washing- ings ton D C last year He stressed the association great need of co operation among1 the Carolina Mill Rulea. cotton Exchanges of the country and In the 'Carolina mill rules the prin- said that co operation could best be ARTHUR /. PHILLIPS, cipal revision is that which makes secured by organization On motion of You Need It Just As Much, If Not More | Frank. H Barrett Mr Lawson was ATLANTA BOY, SHOT drafts payable when due instead of made chairman of the meeting three days thereafter and providing It was decided to leave the matter that mills bear the expense of re- of assessing the various exchanges to IN MEXICAN FIGHT weight of cotton In all instances where the board of directors of the national MA&MAMMM^^ •eliers weights are found correct upon association The following exchanges were en- Arthur J Phillips, an Atlanta boy re weig-ht at the mills rolled as members of the National Aa- was with the American forces m their The revision in the New England mill soclation of Cotton exchanges occupation of Vera Cruz and in a let F you are among the great majority of people whose uicumstances> aie cast in rules permits delivery differences to Mobile Meridian \ugusta New Or- ter to his father here, stated that he be the average differences between leans New York Sclma Little Rock, TV as shot through the side, a slight the average lot, you possibly have not had the chance to go to school as much grades as existing- in Isew York, ?3ew Savannah Birmingham Dallas Mont flesh wound Orleans Memphis and \ugusta ex- gomerv ban Antonio Waco Texas Cot The young: man is a sailor on the I as you would have chosen You ha\e had to get out and into life earh \ou ton association, Mississippi Cotton as- changes In cases of arbitration the sociation Battleship Utah He enlisted in At have had to consider the question of a li\ehhood A thousand times a (lav the buyer and seller are to select an ar W C Lawson w as unanimously lanta two years a§ro last January bltrator each and thej a third if the chosen president of the National asso Young Phillips stated that the Tjniied workers and earners and home-makers, of \menca regret that they do not know two cannot agree the agreement to be ciatton and Frank H Barrett viee States has 5 000 men in Vera Cruz now, made within thirty days or finally de president The executive board of but that only the men from the Utah as much as they would like to know about the very things that ha\c to do «ith termlned by the president of the Man- nine will be selected for the first vear hy the president himself The articles and the Florida have done a-ny fight- their earning power ufacturers association in the state I of organisation were adopted on mo- ing wherein the mill is located 4.11 ex tion of Mi Glennv, af-ter which the Young Phillips' father is George pense involved is to be i>et against the meeting; adjourned Phillips of J33 Whitehall street, a re- "If I could only have gone to a technical school '—"If I coulcl ha\e taken a party losing the arbitration but mat- tired police officer ters of length of staple and specific course in a practical school of my own industrv ' Or it may be that the clerk in grade are to be arbitrated only in New- BURNS CLUB TO HOLD Orleans or Vicksburg a big store, or the man buying a house, or the young couple with children to rear ISeTr Kneland Change. OPEN HOUSE FOR SHRINE Aged Negro Janitor will find to their sorrow, that if they had known more, they could have done so The most important New England change is the following regulation on The members of the Burns club of Charged With Theft much better the delivery of cotton which is added Atlanta have decided to hold open to the existing rules* replacing those in house * during Shriner week, and will From Y.M.C. A. Members The new Bntannica a bcjok of all knowledge, covering everything that can conflict be glad to haxe any of the \isitors pa> possibly concern or interest a civilized community, was Cotton must be weighed as promptly a call to the Burns cottage at the end as possible but w tthin f 01 ty-eight of the Soldiers Home ear line Nathan Zealy an aged negro janitoi hours at the point of discharge from The cottage will be open from 9 formei ly employ ed at the old Y M C the time it is unloaded at f all Ri\er, o clock in the moining until 5 o clock A, on \uburn avenue befoi e the New Bedford, Mass and all other pric in the afternoon everj day next week ticable points 1 he recei\ins weight Y II C A suspended active woi k Written by Men Who Know for Those shall be tagged on each bale Theie and there will be two or three mem- awaiting the erection of its new home shall be one quarter pound allowance bei s of the Burns club there during on Luckie street was ai rested > ester per bale alloTiance after fort\ eight those houi s to receive callers day by PI am-clothes Policemen Green Who Do Not Know and B ortson and charged with steal ing 1-2 tennis shoes two dozen shirts man> of them silk and twelve suits of No man of energy and initiative, no woman of ambition is stopped bv clothes from the yofjng men roomers at the old Y M C \ obstacles They will get ahead Today thousands of people of this tempeia- Several of the suits of clothes have been identified by owners and Nathan ment go to great trouble to study during their spare houis and acquaint themselves will have to face the charge of larcenj •with what they need to know They aie using every advantage available. The Encyclopaedia Nathan has been working at the Piedmont hotel as a scrubbei A \alu able silver-handled umbrella was stolen Britannica is the Great from one of the hotel s guests the other Now Is the Time to Buy the New day, and suspicion was pointed at Storehouse of Knowl- Nathan Later, when his house was searched the above goods were found They are valued at approximately $300 Britannica edge for All the The goods are being held at police headquarters for identification by the owneis, and will be returned to them On May 28th the piesent !ov\ puces of the new Britannica are to be ad People. vanced in all bindings The reasons for this have strictly to do with the unprece- DR. RIDLEY EXCUSES dented original investment by the publishers Enough to say the present price can- V arranging for the writing and METHODS OF MILITANTS not be maintained, and it was never the intention to keep it as low as it now is I editing and illustrating and in dexrns of this -vast neu summary The Atlanta Equal Suffrage associa tion held a large and enthusiastic of up to-date knowledge the Univer meeting \V ednesday afternoon at the Anslev hotel Dr Caleb Ridley ad- Buy Now and Make a Substantial Saving sU> of Cambridge (England) the pub diessed the suffragettes and in refer lishers of the new Britannica, have ence to their English bisters who shat tered buildings with bombs a.nd costlv Especially is it impoitant that you place an immediate oider u •* ou desire im- created, as one purchaser describes masterpieces of art w ith stillettos said mediate delivery Our advertising of the advance in price has doubled our orders it one of the wonders of the world The tactics of the militant are rath er to be excused lot though many in the last 30 davs This is rapidly exhausting oui supplv ot bound sets in a lew Here m concentrated form are the condemn them re\olutionar> methods are sometimes net essary to bring about days these will be entirely sold and delivered. 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the credit of every community, in the face THE CONSTITUTION Auditorium Suggested E»t»bll«ktd 1SOS. of urgent need, in the face even of need to GEORGIA THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER combat life and death conditions, is practi- For Commencements of 7 cally locked up An obstinate or indolent or Atlanta * High Softool* PubHsW Daiy. SanJay. Tri.Weekly A Pine Box Patriot. indifferent sprinkling: of the tax-payers can I ain't up thar. tn Wash- CLARK HOWELL. Kditor^ Constitution The approach of defeat any bond issue, simply by "sniping" ington wJiar diplomats STATES POLITICAL GRIND Editor «nd General Manager commencement eeaeon for Atlanta's Boys' at the ballot or staying at home abound , and Girls' High schools suggests to me th« W. L. HALSTEAD. I m jes* a home-philoso- . TERRELL ment from him with much rnterest "Mr Har- wisdom of the hoard of education havingr CANDIDACY FOR COURT OF VPPEALS ris has a great mam friends in the count \ EtuincM Manager. This condition cannot, of course, continue pher a-holdin' of his these final exercises take place at the mu- who would give him their support should ground, nicipal Auditorium instead of a cramped Hon William H Terrell, well known At- Director*: Clark Hawaii, Roby Robinson. once the intelligent sentiment of the state he run, and he w ill run a g~ood race in opera house lanta attorney, and former member of the Albert Ho^ elL Jr. E. R. Black. H. W. Grady Folks — they shrug their Laurens senses its essential danger and mjusti6e. It Everj Atlanta parent, with children of cfty council, on "Wednesday formally an- shoulders, an' gimme nounced his candidacy for the state court of should be among the first tasks of the forth- lots o' knocks the graduating age, has had experience of 1OMIT.FE FOR CHATTOOGA SHERIFF the incon\ enlence and discomfort growing appeals for the place formerly held b> Judge WILL, HA A E TO FIGHT OPPONENTS Cause I try to run the Eenjauan H Hill coming legislature to submit the proposed out of inadequate seating capacity at the Lverl> Ga Mi\ 6 — (Special ) — J V, country from the Mr Terrell a announcement is as follows commencement exercises of the two institu- Alex inder nommei for sheriff of Ohattoosra. amendment permitting municipalities to Old "To the People of Georgia — 1 tions countv at thf piimarv h^ld A v i il 1^ hii Pine *I am a candidate In the coming state Box Eaoh father and mother and a host of two opponents alre id\ thev bciiir, T M authorize bond issues on a basis of two- w-ide primary for the position of judge of friends of the girl and boy graduates natu- Anderson and John \\ \N oils tw o well- thirds of the votes CAST rather than two Each day I take my pulpit, an fer politics rally wish to attend these ceremonials the court of appeals, formerly held by Judge Benjamin H Hill know n Chattoosa toun^ i. itizen^ I reach, Auditorium the Place. Alexander defeated Sheriff M \\ \\impee thirds of the votes REGISTERED. "I have been an actu e practitioner at Don t take up no collection in the precincts On many sucb occasions the crowd has and N S Rich in the primarv bv T 1 *rpe whar I preach the Atlanta Lar for more than twentv \ears Even the honest conservative cannot been such that many entitled to be present majority Both \iuiei s>on and \\ ell^ HP men The Information Treasury this brain o' mine "As to my fitness for the position which were turned away, despite the expedient of of high, stanliii-, in the count* md the in claim that such a change in the law will unlocks — I seek, I refer to those who know me and terest in thi «. U t tion in Ott b< r w ill be of Issuing tickets especially to the members of the bar with encourage an abuse of the bonding privilege, Oh, thej. s edif\in lessons from that much interest botli loc il ird btitew 3de Old There is no necessity for this congestion. whom I have come in contact, and the judges Pine with its consequent penalties in whose courts I hive practiced The greatest barrier to any form of abuse There is the municipal Auditorium, big N«50M M \1- *I4KF Box' ' WILLIAM H TERRELL I- OK I HE »»T*T E *F"\ \TE or extravagance is that in these days of enough to accommodate e\ en man w oman H4C t Miv r~ ft.pr> MthoiiRh I m but a pine box patriot — that's jes the and child who wants to attend commence- DR. \VATKIAS T4LKS OP RACE Lvprli OT publicity not even a sprinkling of voters word thev sa> , ment FOR CO-NGRKSS TIV NINTH DISTRICT Ch at t copra s pri m n v • It 1 ion hi alrpirtv entered at the poatofflc* a' Atlanta. e» bpen held the polit r il ^rei m I*1 '-till hu^\ But one who runs the government an' never Its acoustic properties are excellent, and Dr E \\ Catkins candidate for congress second-class mall matter. would approve an unmeritorlous or even ind tliinj,^ ai beRrmtiing to pick up a-g un asks for pay, N ft is centrally located from the ninth district was in Atlanta > ea 1 Frunds >f I rofcwor \S M H ti sr»m at POSTAGE) RATES I dubious bond issue, much less two-thirds of An* gittin down to solid facts jea bet >er \V h> not use it for the purposes terdd.j 9 presfUt represen t Ul\ c fi 1111 rinttoofta in Tho United States and Mexico. shins rockg indicated D T JOHNSON In discussing the political situation in the votes cast in an election. Another lowtr hou^e H I uij, 115- him to mike the 10 to I2-»«cre paper* lei 12 to 2+-J»«» Thar s men that Hz to glory from the Atlanta, Ga his district he saj s he hopes that tht. race pera, 2ci 24 to 3B-»S»« p»»er». 3ci SB «• ironclad safeguard is the constitutional stip- Old rlre for ~-,ttt< v nitor Ft ofnv^or Ransom will be narrowed to himself and the incum- has not b*>m q loud bv the pi e*-s upon his -pace paper*. Be. ___ Pine bent, Mr Bell ulation that no Georgia municipality can \ lew ^ but it is l < he\ td he v. ill enter the Box ATLANTA, GA., May 7, 1914. bond itself in excess of 7 per cent of its as The Unknown Dead. THOMAS' THOMASMLI E FRIENDS race for state en it irtih p Should Rin-^om For "Spring: F*evcr." By Virginia Prazer Boyle. URGING HIM TO MVNOUNtK do this tl er< i« spcculati m as to v. ho would SUBSCRIPTION BATES! offer to r< jires< l countv in the louer sessed real estate valuations Considering "In the old da>s ' says The Rochester Thomasvillo Ga Mi> 6 — (Special ) — If By Mall In tlu> United States and Mexico. house The na me of \ J Law rt ri< e nf Sentinel "the ctty man, feeling the laziness he is influenced by the urgmgs of his many (Payable Invariably In advance.} that assessments in Georgia are substantial- of 'spring fever coming over him, bought (Mrs Boyle is Poet Laureate United Con- Menlo has (>ef ^uprpested for that pi i ft 1 mo. 6 mo 12 mo federate Veterans' Association, and this friends and supporters here there is no should Ransom offer l or the higher office Dally ana Sunday 60o 13 2| »« «« ly below market value, the strength of this from the corner drug store a 40-cent pack poem was written for Memorial hour, 12 doubt that Judge W L Thomas of the Dally 60c 225 400 safeguard is seen at once d.ge of Old Doc Somebody's spring tonic M Ma> 7, 1914, reunion United Confed- southern circuit will be in the race for gov- MILLER DUFIMTF1 \ DK( mK* 12S But things are changing Men have learned erate Veterans Association, Jacksonville. ernor of Georgia this jear, though he made NOT TO LNFLR GOT KKNOR'H R \CE 6-mday H! Fla ) Trl-Weekly • • •• *•" In the face of this rock ribbed protection, that the best spring tonics are the gifts of no positive statement in regard to the mat- a beneficent nature A full breath of fresh Lnlumbus (_ia Mav b — (Special ) — Hon By Carrie*. the folly and injustice of continuing the ^V e strung our harps with paeans for the ter while here li old ing court the present B ^ Miller has dec idod nov to enter th« a,ir a brisk walk along a grass grown road term 1 1 In Atlanta. 65 cents per month or 121 «""? brave i ac* for i,o\ nrnoi <* f ™*away A TUESDAY HALF-HOLIDAY The> died for us and vet w e cannot give •w ise unvv ise or oth^rv. i^p to be h>-ai d and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. To each b> name, remembrance in our Jonesboro Gi May 6 — (Special ) — Hon Grov ei noi Slatpn deli\ ert d an address to The great day parade of the Shrmers prayers D P Melbon Clayton county s present i ep the Masons in Rome The Constitution Is not responsible for resentative lias announced that he IB a can- State Super in ten dt.nl i. f Ldui Uion M L, 'ance payments to oat-ot-town local car Hover them, spirit of tenderness. advance pay will take place next Tuesday morning, form- didate foi re-election Brittain w is ilso out of town ji \\ mjn^sday Hers, dealers or agents Cover them angel of flowers ing at 7 30 o'clock and moving down Peach- Fame onlj knows what to call them— Dr R W C Green, of upper Clayton is He is at St M ir\ s in Camd^n (. unt\ tree through the heart of the city. The Love only knows they are ours the onlv other announced candidate for rep w here he it> attending the m* 1 1 inj, if the AT THE MERCY OF "SNIPERS." resentative Counts School oitHiils assoclatioi 1 ho faomc sjster wept them when they went met. ting was In «essi« n Mordav Tue'-rlav intl head of the pageant will leave the Georgian IS CHOSEN CHAIRMAN Tuesday's bond election demonstrates \\ ednesdav during which time Superintend OF THE MU&COGEE COMMITTEE Terrace and the Some mother s heart broke bidding them ent Brit tain delfv ered one or two id dresses that municipal improvements and progress Columbus Ga , May 6 — (Special ) — R E at 8 30 o'clock be strong m Georgia, under the present law, are at To find a stillness through the falling: Dismukes a prominent y oung Columbus at- LITTLE TALK. O* I'OI 1TK > HI.AKD It is estimated that the procession will S ears— torney and who has been" active in county IN FLO\O, •»!> 1IMIOR** TO I \PITOL the mercj of a handful of "snipers," laggards require five hours to pass a given point. To hear the echo of a soldiers song: politics for some > ears has been chosen Attending the heaim,, < C the t i = e E and reactionaries, whose negative efforts Hover them spirit of tenderness chairman of the democratic executive com- Lancabtei agahibl the bouthi in Ron c and Naturally during that morning business Cover them angel of flowers mittee of Muscogee count j Dalton railroad in tin senate h imbei on Nearly 3 000 votes* were polled in the can neutralize the overwhelmmglv progres Fame onlv knows what to call them— "VV ednesdav were a numl ei f \ isitoi s from Muscogee primary last week, which resulted Atlanta and all Atlanta will give itself over Luv e only knows they are ours Rome According to thf 1 1 t jmm*- nt tivrt is si-ve sentiment of any community It also to the Shrmers, lock, stock and barrel. in the renommation of all the present coun- no great amount o) t.ilku p of stati politics ty officers as follows in Rome > et althouj- h t he r«* is sume mtei indicates that unless the law regulating bond Oh' gentle mothei of the quick and dead— The parade will be perhaps the most Clerk supi 1 101 couit Van Marcus sheriff, est The ed^e of M i f iliti <- th> > said elections is changed, municipal credit in Oh' bouthland hold these closer dearer J A Beard tax collector P E Whlttlesey had been taki ] oil I*M ntlv b\ wnn rium\ unique of its kind that has ever taken place yet tax receiver * M bommerkamp treasurer, contests The t ount v rhetion-- I owevei tie Georgia is placed practically in cold storage In the United States The unknown dead v. ho wrote in liv ing John S Jenkins surve\ or Jobiah Klournoy just over aid t ib i\pt ted that th<- pilti On Tuesday 7,809 citizens went to the flame coroner, J h Terry The \ ote was hardly natoi lal and cei itoiiil situation s> will bt^-in Sixty bands will be interspersed through- A name that glorj never can forget' as heavy as had been anticipated The in- to w ai m up polls and voted in favor of putting Atlanta out the procession The Shrmers will be in Hover them spirit of tenderness cumbents w ere renominated by majorities upon a modern, up to-date basis with refei^ Cover them angel of floweis ranging from 200 to 700 the full regalia of the temples in every state Fame only knows what to call them— Jil the primary for county officers in Os/er on Vaccination. Love only knows they are ours ence to the extension of municipal hospital Chattahoochee county this week Robert (From I ne Medi al 1 01 tni^htH ) in the country, as well as in Canada and Wray was nominated for sheriff and R S facilities. Mexico. Cook for tax collector There was no op Much has been written in tin. medieal and Only 1,026 voted against the proposed position to the candidates for other offices lay pi ess of Er Oble-r *. \itws on vamnation In sheer gorgeousnesb and display of SWIMMING. of the much conoid, i able has been inadt to bond issue, just about the percentage o£ color and wealth of odd device the spectacle Tty OBORGB FI'ICH, JUDGE C4.RI* VI IV SOY PLEADED carry the Idea th it he h nibelf doubted its \uthor of "At Oood Old Sf WITH PROGRESS OF CAMPAIGN efficacy "\Ve ha\c never been able to seri- sloths and reactionaries that, in every com will be the most wonderful ever staged in Milledgeville Ga , May 6 — (Special ) — ou&l> entertain sue h a possibility but not munity, can be depended upon to shirk and the nation Swimming is the art of making a no Judge Carl "V inson s campaign headquarters havinp the address trum which the idea hid ]»t others do the work, or defeat the work like a fish in the water > are pleased at the size of the crowd which. its origin w-e WCM unalile to determine Under these conditions, with the streets The Julep Captain Man was, not designed for swimming and heard him on Monday, April 27 at Lincoln- whether or not the pi<_!i 01 <. uns weie right t«f others by indolence and empty criticism 1 ton Over 700 citizens of Lincoln county One of our CXL hangr b h ih latelv publibhcd given over to our guests and the sidewalks I is about the poorest living performer in the water "When the untaught man is dumped heaid him advocate his cause for congress Dr Oslei s statement of his views on the sub- Under an ancient Georgia law, no bond It was Judge \inson s expectation to meet congested with onlooking Atlantans, no A hammock neath m> fav orite tree, into a ri\er he acts very much like a flat- ject and the statement is s t de M \ ( th it it Hon Joseph Revnolds, of Augusta one of issue can be authorized save by a two thirds -\nd life is hai d to beat 11 on and usually does not survive more than is en tn el \ propei to uafas it on HV &a>s: business will be done between the hours of his opponents in joint debate on that date ( \nother julep there for me a minute Howe\ er a man can be taught I do not see how mv ^ne w h has gone but the candidate from Augusta declined the affirmative vote of the registered voters of 8 and 1 o clock on Tuesday The people Don t make it extra sweet) to swim if he is persevering enough and through t pldemi h ib I ha\. e >r w ho is f i the community affected will be out looking instead of buying, and does not mind getting water In his ears nos>e invitation mtliat vvun the hNi n v of tin subjet t and II ind lungs during the process On Saturday at 11 o clock Judge Vinson who has any i a pa itv left for » 1 ai judg- made a speech at Thomson and at 3 o clock ment e H.II doubt its v al i«> *- ) tie in >nths aso In the election of Tuesday, 10,067 votes, if they wanted to get to the stores their way Vfter a man has succeeded in keeping No i ed war-lightnings round me plaj at "\V i ens, Jefferson county J D Howard I was t« itted b\ th<_ edit >i of the Journal himself afloat for a few minutes he be- two-thirds of the registered voters, would To thrill m\ fighting soul of th Anti \ a* < niriti m I* i_ tie f< r a curl would be hopelessly impeded < omes \ PI \ an ogant about it and goes ex-senator from this district Judge Vinson s I dream and drowse the time away campaign manager, also spoke to the citi- ous faUni e <»i tl s sul je t 1 w mid like to have been required to authorize the bonds through lile telling- non-swimmers that the ISSUP a Mt ( arm 1 like Ii illen,-, i ) an\ ten With anticipatory knowledge of this situ And let the old world roll art is as easy as breathing He also exhoi ts zens at these two places Mr Howaid is unvact nited priest^ rf Bill I will j^o into It will be observed that two thirds of the ation a movement has been started and ap well-known in McDuff ie and Jefferson coun III all mankind to learn how to swim for self- the next sev e,r<= epiriemir w ith ten selected pi otection and sev erely criticizes those pa- ties ha\ ing been reared in the latter county \ aecinaled jeisons ai I tr>i viletii ii\!t registered vote is more than the combined proved by all the department stores in the cinated peifaons—1 =hould pit fer tn choose the Rlv garden in the summer glint rents who do not take their boys and girls and having large business interests in Me- | Dutfie , lattei—thi i e mem I PI s of rai h tint-lit thi ee bond vote—for and against THe Issue would retail district, to close between the hours Is gay wtih rose and tulip to the nearest pond at an early age and anti vaiLinited du«tjis if thev an be found of 8 and 1 on Tuesday Other business I am the Master of the Mint dump them in and foui ant i \ ace i nation prop iga mlibt& And have been defeated if not a man voting had The Captain of the Julep' Theie is much to be said on the vajue of H VN\ FRIENDS ARE INTERESTED 1 ma.ke this promise—npithei t > jeei nor balloted against it houses have promptly joined the original s\\ miming" If a man kni, wt> how to swim IN PLAINS OF \V. J. H\RRIS jibe when thov ratch the di^easn h it to look Street Cor Philosophy lie is much safer while on the water in after them as hr >th< rs ind f-n the foui or "Lnder these conditions, Georgia is signers and undoubtedly the dav will be Dublin Ga Mav 6—(Special )—Many five who are certain to die I •will t*-y to ar- L T H suggests thit street car steamers "which are equipped with cast iron friends of Hon V» J Harri^ who, it is believed, etiquette to Public Mind range the fun* ials w ith ill the pomp and virtuallj helpless in the matter of the use generally observed as a business half holi- life pi esei v ers He also feels better during ill run for gov ernoi are much, interested ceremon\ of an anti xa inaton d inon^tra Nfe\ er wait for a <.ar to btop Get off a storm on the deep knowing that land at in his plans and are awaiting the next state- tion of municipal credit for urgent improvements day. No business house has anything to with \our fi ou need notice nobody or causes the timid landlubber to sit on the Thirteen Automobiles Given Away any thing shore and hold onto a. tree for protection give to their employees an opportunity to Croat, vour legs corporal's guard of "snipers," reactionaries About this point the swimmei begins to Fill out Nomination Blank below and send to The Constitution and "tight wads" who are never heard from witness the great parade 'State Tin studv of character is charm- become too blamed safe Half the lives g and is also a good excuse for flirting which are faaved fiom the hungry deep are Lav -\ oil) parrels 011 the seat next to today. It may mean a motor car for you. TV hen the call is to efforts for progress, but So close up from 8 to 1 o clock Tuesday' saved because of a knowledge of swimming Give your employees this chance and go out you Then sa\, Tut tut' what a bother' while half of the lives which are lost are who get everlastingly busy to block the 1 hen am one w is lies to take the srat lost because of that s>atne knowledge When If the car is crowded and no one gets Every Energetic Entry Gets a Prize } ourselves to enjoy the morning a man has ti av eled a mile or more through wheels of progress—content to let others of out for a. block or two and vou are hanging cold wattr bv kicking his legs like a frog a more public spirit bear their share of the onto a. strip sav in an audible \oice For he becomes ov er-confident and Rome dav the love of Mike Ha\ en t any of these peo when he is greatly in ^need of land he Is lllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllDlllllllllllllllllllllllUI community burden pie got homes'1 AN EXCELLENT SUGGESTION. unable to discov ei any except that directly Tell all ^ out family history to your The travesty of this situation is illustrat beneath him The use of the municipal auditorium in fi lend in a loud voice ed in the recent election \vhen approximately Thousands of happy men and boys go stead of an opera house for the commence swimming industriously every year and 8 000 voters, urged by every instinct of civic ment ceremonials of the Girls' and Boys' hundreds of them are fished out of the NOMINATION BLANK High schools, is the excellent and sensible w ater latei bv theh sorrowing relatives enterprise, above all, by the impulse to safe They did not go swimming in order to save guard the public health, go to the polls and suggestion made in a communication by D Life of peace and sweet content then liv es but because they knew how to In $25,27O Free Gift Campaign Y Johnson, published today On the old plantation swim few imming is just about as danger- find themselves defeated—by a handful of An who would be a president ous a form of safety as aviation is, because Date 1914. "snipers,' and because some voters are out Mr Johnson is correct in stating that in A runnin of a nation** it is indulged in too extravagantly The Constitution—Gentlemen: of the city, because some happen to be sick, previous years the opera houses used for II The man who goes straight down when I nominate « these purposes have been packed to suffo dumped into the water may perish some day (State whether Mrs. or Miss.) because some have died since registering Greatest deeds are to be done—• In the storms ocean but he has one great cation, and that even then it was necessary Life so soon is over source of safety—'he will never drown while City ISo it is that S.OOO live-wire, consecrated citi- Rut not see the settin sun in swimming to turn away manv who had the natural 1 Street No State zens of Atlanta work, agitate and vote in desire to see children or friends complete From g ! een fields of clover District No as a candidate In The Constitution Free Gift Campaign. III vain for an obvious public improvement their educational course / Wonder Why. Sign That an almost negligible minority of The use of the Auditorium is a simple Thankful foi ill blessings sent— Address Filth to f J nd salvation By <-KOIU.13 MATTHF.W ADAMS. the community should stand in the way of expedient that will solve this question The An who cues to be president This nomination blank will count 5,000 votes It cent to the Campaign building affords ample accommodation for A runnnin of a. nation^ Department of The Constitution. Only the first nomination blank received the overwhelming sentiment for progress, * * * * * I "Wonder \V hy it is that in so large a will count for votes. The Constitution reserves the right to reject any noml even in the wa\ of a fight against disease all those that may wish to attend, imposing Political In Campmeetl nir* number of cases when a Salesman faces nation The name of the person maklnj the nomination will not be divulged no discomfort and inconvenience and being An exchange ^a^s a political camp- his prospectUe Client, that client clams up and death is undemocratic, unjust, a bur- meeting would be popular It would prob- freezes up or else explodes,' forgetting easily accessible from all parts of the city abl\ be like the rest of them homebody that he himself depends almost wholly for lesque of the functions of popular govern •would hollei so loud he d wake a fellow up the success of h ts own business upon tihe Til ilUllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllillllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Another advantage of the plan is that it 'n the middle of the sermon ment. That it is absurd and indefensible would permit the occasion, each year, to be * m * « * way Ills Salesmen are received, granted m- The \*ati>bfiil Walters. ter\iews and given orders I "Wonder Why -.-* Is witnessed by the fact that Georgia is even more of a festival nature than at pres A Missouri, editor applies this old rh> me that man forgets the position of his own ent. With proper attention, there is no to the Mexican situation faaleamen •* irtually the one state in the union that re I Wonder \\ hy It is that Smiles and Joy stncts its municipalities to use of credit by doubt whatever that the high school com There s a cat in the garden a la\ing for a and Success are not oftener associated I giving the man who does not vote equal mencements in Atlanta can each year be rat Wonder "Why Thanks are not oftener hand- made gala events. There s a bo> with a catapult a laying for ed back I "Wonder "Why Prosperity doesn t VOTING COUPON power with the man who does. the cat oftener divide its Stores I "Wonder Why The Constitution heartily commends the The cat s name is Susan and the boy s name people so habituall\ forget that they are NOT GOOD AFTER MAY 10, 1914 Some mav say, "Oh, well, we've issued suggestion to Superintendent Slaton and the is J5m all of one human feeling, interdivlded and bonds in the past and so we can again'" And his father I ound the corner is a-laying separated only in Abilitj I Wonder Wh> board of education. They have ample time, for him ' * * * * • the silent unnoticed, poor chap of today The answer to that is that under the new now, to make arrangements for the use of often becomes the Snob of tomorrow The Constitution's $25,27O Free Gift Campaign law, vv hen a mail paj s his taxes, he is prac the Auditorium, and to project such a pro- The Bargain Colnmn. I Wonder Why it is that Service IB not Says The Ozark Republican ' Since Ed- alwais recognized and I Wonder Why It is gram as has never before marked the com- itor Reed has taken charge of the postoffice tically automatically registered. Formerly, patrons of the office can now procure stamps that so man> unselfish Efforts so freely Thi* Coupon will count 10 vote* for paying of taxes and registration were sep pletion of the high school terms in Atlanta. at the rate of three for 5 cents " expended, and so freely scattered, are not ***** at least oftener rewarded with simple and arate functions Now elections, bond and A MessaRe for Him. whole-hearted Appreciation I Wonder Why District No City When Trouble comes to spend the day is it that so many people forget that they otherw ise, must be held under the general If mediation is good for Mexico, why not And all \our peace destioj. have but one life to live rule that ever} tax payer becomes a reg Colorado ' Nail high this notice "Moved away Street No... State. istered voter Heretofore special bond elec To the bright land of Joy ' Word Prom Hi« Waiting Frlenda. One Carnegie Overlooked. Good for 10 votes when filled out and sent or brought to The Constitution. tions, under special registrations, could be An Arkansas man who has sixteen wives 1 Congress is a long time at It, ' says The (From The Cleveland Plain Dealer ) Adams Enterprise, ' but our represen tative Not transferable after once received. held is anxious for a holiday from home on a need not fear that he will be forgotten by It is evident that Mr Carnegie overlooked In other words, under existing conditions, his constituents, to whom he has promised Ulster when he was giving out his peace Mexican battlefield. more offices than the law allows." money.

—f *PST!*W*=*-* u. 1EWSP4PERS nFWSPAPFRI THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, GA., THUBSDAY, MAY 7, 1914 Page Sevefi.

vote cast for and against the Grady i G£/V. MARTIN DEPARTS yesterday morning for Jacksonville to hospital bonds. i take part in the reunion there this Because of errors made iri the haste' - of counting the early returns, the first i City Detectives Powerless, FOR VETERANS' REUNION week. The full North Georgia brigade • published figures and the figures an- preceded its commander to Jackson- * nounced by the committee sh'ow only a ville on a special veteran train Monday slight discrepancy. For instance, when Brigadier General '3 K. Martin, of ; the committee's attention was called to I Atlanta, commanding the North Geor- night- Mrs. Brown has been desig- i the fact that J. D. Phillips had been But Constitution Want Ad MEET HERE TONIGHT gia brigade, United Confederate Veter- nated as matron of sponsors to the, disqualified in precinct "A." ninth North Georgia brigade, and was accom- ward, the committee ordered a vote ans, accompanied by Dr. George Brown, NONE CONTEST a colonel on 'his staff, and Mrs. George panied by fifteen Georgia sponsors, scratched from the total of each can- didate. This took one vote away from Found Her $2,000 Diamond "Group" Dinners Will Be the Brown, General Martin's daughter, left coming from every section of the state. each candidate. First Feature on the Interest Now Centers on Vote OB Brady Bond*. Compilation of the city votes on th* Program. Grady hospital bond issue of $750,000 Forty detectives and 200 patrolmen lost jewel as it glittered on the carpet- Possible Change in Result showed that the vote In favor of the bonds was about seven against one. and an entire plain-clothes squad ed stairway. searched for the $2,000 diamond pend- The annual meeting of the Georgia of Race Between C.G.Tur- Out of a registration of 14,662 votes, He put it in his pocket, placed it in Bankers* association will open in At- the bond issue received 7,809 votes, ant that was lost by Mrs. John D. lacking only 1,969 of -having received the vault of his store the following lanta tonight, this evening's features ner and T. J. Hightower, Jr. the necessary two-thirds of the total Little during grand opera week.-but it morning; and awaited its owner. Mra. consisting of "group" dinners. registration. Many of the voters who remained for a powerful little Consti- Little notified police headquarters, and The association is divided Into five were in favor of the bonds w ere tution want ad to find it, and, restore It. groups. The dinners will be held at With all returns in and the result of "shooed" away from the polls by per- all of Lanford's and Beave"rs' men were j The ad appeared in Monday morn- the Piedmont hotel at 8 o'clock tonight. Tuesday's county-wide democratic pri- sons who had an Interest in bringing put on the lookout. r about a defeat of the project, and the ing's Constitution. That afternoon a The main dining room will be used for mary' officially announced, politicians Sunday night Mrs. Lfttle inserted a| the bankers, the big room being di- fact-that Ohere were but a pitiful 1,026 messenger appeared at the home of s are today focusing their attention in votes actually cast against the bonds want a<3 in The Constitution. Monday j vided into five sections, one to accom- Mrs. Little, bearing the missins jewel. the contest between T. J. Hightower, shows that there Is a healthy senti- morning it was read by Mr. Haynes, A modate each group of bankers. Ladies ment in favor of improving the hos- This it how it all came about: will be guests of the bankers at the Jr., and Charles G. Turner, who ran a few hours later he restored the valu- j pital. Mrs. Little, attending the opera one dinner and the evening's entertainment nip an'd tuck race for commissioners Members of the Greater Grady hos- able pendant to Mrs. Little. pital campaign committee are not dis- night last week, lost uhe stone some- will terminate with a dance. for the county-at-large. What all of Atlanta's sleuths could j heartened by the failure of the voters where between the Auditorium and the The Jirst business session will open During the compilation of the votes j to carrv the project. Quite to the con- not do In several days, the want ad Friday morning at 10 o'clock in the by the executive committee Wednesday ] trary, they are elated over the over- Capital City club. On the same night, did in a fe^v'hours. { convention hull of the Piedmont hotel. morning, Hightower asked for a re- whelming majority, and regard the Eugene V. Haynes. the well-known Which^Kjspb reflection on the sleuths. ( where all the deliberations of the bank- i campaign as a factor which will bring jeweler, going up the steps of the , count of the votes which were cast for 1 about the desired improvements. The morai'points -in the direction of ers will be held. him and also the votes cast for Tur- Ivan E. Allen, chairman of the gen- Capital City club, caught sight of the Constitution want ads. One of the principal speakers Friday eral committee, declared Wednesday morning- will be B. F. Harris, of Cham- Completely Equipped, Including ner. The request was made when the that, although the bonds were lost,, the paign. III., chairman of the committee election managers' returns showed Grady hospital has won a victory. Mr. on agriculture, of the American Bank- HIghtower's vote to be 4.242 and Tur- Allen says the law governing the Issir- ers' association. There will also be Electric Lights and Starter " ner's 4.248. With only a scant six ance of bonds should be changed so prominent Georgia bankers on the pro- votes separating the two candidates. that only live voters can participate in Fifth Regiment Is Ordered the contests. gram. The preponderance of Studebaker sales in tlie field Walter R. Brown, attorney represent- "As the law stands, every man who L. P. Hillyer, of Macon, president of ing Hig-htower, urged the committee to dies after registering, every man who the Georg-ia association, will preside of "Sixes" is perfectly logical. order a recount. E. V. Carter, who leaves the city and every man who at this meeting. Appeared in the Interest of Turner, falls 111 and is unable to cast his bal- To Make Plans for War There will be about 700 bankers from agreed to the recount as did the other lot automatically votes against bond Georgia and a number of bankers from The public may be trusted to find the greatest candidates who were present or repre- issues." he explained. "Take the case the north and east in attendance. of Judee1 Westmoreland,, for instance. . The convention will close Saturday value for its dollars. sented. His last public appearance was at a , Wanted for fighting purposes: able in case of the expected call from afternoon at Ponce de IJeon. park, where Turner »o*» Not AKree. meeting to .discuss bonds. Had he lived, One cook, one saddler, two horae- President Wilson for volunteers. Cap- the visitors will be taken to see the hip vote would have been the first cast ball game by the Atlanta Clearing It's piniplv a matter of comparison, nnd a majority of buyers Shortly after the meeting, when the shoers, one blacksmith, one waff on - tain Cronheim is ordered to make ar- House as-sociation, whose guests' they news of the Intention of the committee in the precinct in which he lived, for evidently know what constitutes real value in axles, the bonds. As the law Is, his vote master, two assistant wagonmasters, rangements with the needed men for are while In the city. to reopen the.ballot boxes and make a counts against the bonds, although 'it twenty-one drivers, forty-two horses enlistment upon short notice, and to bearings, power anil capacity, as Wei! as what is be<-t in - recount of the votes cast In the com- was never cast:" and sixty-jEour mules. . obtain options on the specified number lighting and starting systems, and other mechanical missioners' race, was brought to him, Arc Not Discouraged. Captain S. P. Cronheim. , quartermas- of horses and mules. Turner protested. He informed the com- R, L. Foreman, who al£o worked hard ter of the Fifth .regiment, has received Many other items, most of which are details. mittee that he did not autho-riae At- for the bonds, declared that the issue Instructions from Adjutant General J. already at hand, are also mentioned in O'SHAUGHNESSY SPENT torney Carter to agree to a recount, and was not defeated because of opposition, Van Holt Hash ^o place himself in po- the instructions from the adjutant To superiority in these essentials, based both on quality declared that he w'ould stand on the de- but because of apathy on the part of sition to have this help instantly avail- general. cision of the committee which declared the voters. and price, Studebaker—through its Detroit .Branch— him the winner over Hightower. "However, I am not discouraged, nor are the other gentlemen interested in adds a service to its owners that is without an equal Members of the executive committee Grady. The election shows that there .15 MINUTES IN ATLANTA in this city. are, it Is understood, in favor of re- i-3 an overwhelming sentiment for^ins- DIAMOND IS STOLEN GEORGIA CHAMBER counting the commissioners' ballots. proving and enlarging: the hospital. The I>r. W. L. Gilbert, who led the ticket people ' have Grady hospital on their BY CLEVER THIEF AT CALLS CONVENTION Tells Interesting Story of Trip, with a total of 4,701 -votes, acquiesced minds. They realize that the hospital is inadequate for their needs. • There But Declines to Discuss In Mr. "Hig-htower's request for a re- won't be any trouble getting the bonds A UDITORIUM-ARMORY OF STOCK RAISERS STUDEBAKER count, and no objections were forth- passed 'when the issue is -next put up War With Mexico. coming from t!he other candidates. to the people." Albert D. Thomson, a member of the Charles I. Branan, defeated candi- 'A. pendant to a valuable diamond la wunroan, Ga., May 8.—CSpeciaL)— ATLANTA BRANCH committee, stated Wednesday afternoon date for tax collector. Issued a state- valliere. containing a large solitaire The Georgia Chamber or Commerce is Xelson O'ShaU'g'hnepsy, the American that he would confer with Judge Eu- ment Wednesday thanking his friends diamond surrounded "by twenty smaller calling a state wide animal industry charge d'affaires who was recently 245 Peachtree St. Phone Ivy 1694 for the support given him in his race convention to "meet at Quitman on the gene Thomas, chairman of the commit- against Andy P. Stewart. Mr. Branan diamonds, and twelve little diamonds given his passports in Mexico City, and tee, and J. Oscar Cochran, secretary. stated that two years ago he went into studding the gold chain, was reported 26th of May, which win oe the big- who, incidentally, is the only' American and other members of the committee, the race against Stewart because Stew- to the police as missing Wednesday gest thing of its kid ever held in diplomat now living who has been with a view of 'calling a special meet- art fought the salary bill in the legis^- afternoon by Mrs. W^ W. Brookes, of south Georgia. The primary object of : given his passports, spent fifteen min- Ing of the »irb-committee to ta&e up lature, and that he entered the raci 212 Pone de Leon averi ue. The la val- the convention is to stimulate the in- utes in Atlanta on Wednesday.' against him this year because Stewart liere was valued at $2,000, and the part terest in the meat industry in south the T-umer-HlarhtOTT-er controversy. fought the salary bill in the courts. In He was en route from New Orleans, Committeeman -Thomson stated that he his race against Stewart, Branan in- •missing consisted of one of the two Georgia. where he had arrived on the gunboat Is of the opinion that the committee, creased his vote over the first campaign pendants, valued at $1.000. From all parts of the state delegates Yank ton, to Washington to report to •when It meets, will order a, recount of 2,088 and Stewart increased his vote Mrs, Brookes states that she wore the will attend the convention, and promi- his government. With him were Mrs. the votes. only 400. la valliere to grand opera, and that the nent men from different parts of the TuII Waters, defeated candidate for O'Shanghnessy and th'eir small son; Mr. Hlglitower's Position. catch was out of order, and she has not nation have already signified their in- Elim. county commissioner -from the country tention of being present. The United Discussing the refusal of Mr. Turner district, also issued a statement thank-, been able to remove it from her neck They strolled up and down the since. On "waking up Wednesday morn- States government will send three of to agree to & recount, Mr. Hlgfatower Ing his friends. Commissioner Waters 1 it sleading experts on animal industry smoky train shed of the Terminal sta- commented: . ' . was present, at the meeting of the board ing she chanced to glance in her dress- with two thousand feet of moving pic- tion and. talked to newspaper men "I did not maJke a demand on the of county commissioners Wednesday er ' mirror, and saw where the gold ture reel. about anything under the sun the morning, and mingled pleasantly with chain on wihich one of the la vallleres Quitman is preparing to give the scribes might ask except the jVTexican- committee 'for a recount. It was mere- his old colleagues. He wore a smile was suspended, had evidently "been cut, ly a. request which. I did not believe and joked about his defeat. delegates the time of their lives, and American situation, which Mr. Alderman James "W. Maddox, of the and the pendant was missing. in addition to special amusements in O'Sha-ugh nessy declared he could not would be opposed by any of %he can- Detectives Moon and Patrick exam- discuss until he had gone to Washing- didates. The margin between Mr. Tur- Fifth ward, who mad© a strong race ton. ner and myself is so small that I be- throughout the county against the field ined the gold necklace, and discovered "Buy It Because It's a Studebaker of seven, also issued a card thanking that the chain had. been tampered with, He told an interesting story of his lieve It is perfectly right and proper his friends, although he -was defeated. trip out of Mexico, during the course for me to assume that there might be at another point, showing the mat-Its era raroa presents -wi e on hand of which he lost his bag-gage. With a Oscar .Mills, who •was elected county of a pair of snippers. They state that and the president of the Chicago Meat hundred soldiers, he left Mexico City. «. clerical error which, might change commissioner by a large majority, -was Packers' association will also attend. At the Mexican lines he was met by the contest In my favor, and^ on the another who desired to ' thank his the diamond studded pendant was prob- friends for their splendid support. ably snipped from her neck, at grand a special train from the United State's Owners and Operators of the other hand there mlgiht be a mistake forces at Vera Cruz, running under a •which, will give Mr: Turner a larger opera by gome crook. GARNTO AND GEIGER white flag-. A good part of the journey margin. I can't see that It la Improper ELECTED IN LOWNDES ihad to be made by automobile. Upon on my part to ask that the votes be arrival at Vera Cruz he and his family New York & American spent several days aboard a battle- counted. I made the request because U. S. Soldier Falls for Va-ldosta. Ga., May 6.—-(Special.)— ship, and then were sent to New Or- my friends urged me." W. F.BOWE IS ELECTED Unofficial returns from all of the other leans. Dental Office Late "Wednesday afternoon,' Mir. Lure of Corn Liquor districts in the countv. together with a partial count of the votes in the Val- "Si/, nuil .12V- reneUtre*- Street, Hlgrntorrer forwarded the names- of Over Ronitn Theatre .Tthomas H. Pitts, W. r>. Brady and E. T. dosta district in the primary for county And Is Robbed of $24 officers held today indicate that all of ORDER OF BEAVERS TO 31 wou 1<] he difficult to find morn Prltchett, to act as his representatives BY GEORGIA KNIGHTS the present officials except county com- conscientious ;md efficient dentists at the recount. Mr. Turner has not missioners have been renominated by MEET HERE FRIDAY anywhere. They are thoroai^h' with named any representatives, and unless C. E. Buxton, non-commissioned of- safe majorities. their work and easy with their pa- he does it Is doubtful if the committee A. C. Atkins Wins Contest for ficer of the U. S. quartermaster corps, J. E. Gornto, for sheriff, defeats J. The Supreme Dam of the Indepen- tients. can make a recount unless the commit- stationed at Kort McPherson, was held F. Pasgmore; U. C. Geiger, for tax col- "dent Order of Beavers of the World I.udy attendant. Phone Ivy 3S17. Grand Warden of Grand up last night about 7 o'clock by a ne- lector, defeats Cam U- Young; C. S. will hold its tenth annual session in tee names the representatives. Bacon defeats C. K. Howell for tax Atlanta Friday and Saturday. The The votes polled by the various can- gro with a "Mexican" knife near the 1 Commandery. receiver; L. C. Solomon Is re-elected local dam will act as hosts and the didates, according to the returns by the Grady hospital and robbed of $24. coroner, defeating- J. p. Uirner; W. sessions will hold at the hall at 57% Gold Crowns $3, Bridge Work $4, Set of Teeth $5 election managers, were as follows-: The negro met Buxton at the corner Lang, for county treasurer, is renomi- Hunter street. For Sheriff—C. W. Mangum 5,653. of Collins and Decatur streets and in- nated over A. H. McCardle and J. Y. The convention will open Friday Waycross, Ga.. May 6.—(Special.)— Wisenbaker. morning at 9:30 o'clock. W. C. Mun- W. M. Mayo 5,362. L. O- Wright 1,205; By a change in the order of business, quired if, he wanted some "old corn." Mangum's plurality 321. The soldier replied in the affirmative Chief interest was centered in the day, president of the Atlanta dam, will the grand comma ndery of Knights race for sheriff and tax collector, and introduce Mayor Woodward, who will For Tax Collector—Charles I. Branan and followed the "enemy" into a dis- deliver the address of welcome in he- 4.694, A. 'P. Stewart 7,538; - Stewart's Templar of Georgia late today elected trict where guerilla warfare proved too in this district the race for county commissioner between W. B. Conley and half of the city. J. T. Dabney will majority 2,864. f fleers for the ensuing year, as fol- great a temptation. welcome the delegates for the local Southern Homes and Bungalows For Tax, Receiver—W. H. Abbott 4,- 1 o ws: The descriptions given of the negro J. P- Coffee, a former commissioner. dam. 922. T. M. Armistead 5,095, W. F. Wes- Grand commander, W, F. Bo we, of are the same as those of the slayer or Conley seems to have defeated Coffee The response to these addresses will lev 2,112: Armistead's plurality 173. "Wolfe, the Jewish merchant killed re- by a substantial majority. The vote - PRICK ..... - For County Commissioner for Coun- Augusta: deputy grand commander, B. for the four other commissioners is be made bv Judge J. N. Piazza, of | P. Hardeman, of Athena; grand, gen- cently on Crmpel street. Vic-Usburg-. supreme president of the 1 This ok tnins photos, floor p!;ins try Districts (one to be elected)—Oscar close. order. This address -will be followed Mills 7,063, Tull C. Waters 4,450; Mills' eralissimo, R. L. Wylly, of Thomas- 1 nnd il(":<:ript!on.s of nearly 100 beautiful, majority 3.113. ville; grand captain general. J. W. Mur- FRANK C. OWENS DIES by a business meeting . prac-llca.1 .lint inexpensive bunsa.lo\vs anrt For County Cornmissioners from the A banquet will be tendered the visit- two-story liousrs. cost to build $J.^RO Mini rcll, of Atlanta; grand senior warden, CHAPIN TO INTERPRET Ing Beavers Friday evening at the up. CompU'le blue-print plann. details and County at Large (two to be elected)— Fred W. Clark, of Savannah; grand AFTER NERVOUS ATTACK Kimball house and orr1-Saturday morn- specif icailoiiM ( whPti ordered from thi" N. A.' Chastairr 2,758, George 3. Findlay book) only S» H> 510. H.-tv drawn plnns 1,153. W. L. Gilbert 4.701. T. J. High- junior warden. K. K. Farmer, of Fitz- HIS PLAY ON LINCOLN Ing- they will be taken over the city gerald; prelate. Rev. Troy JBeatty, of B'rank C. Owens, prominent in real n automobiles. Extensive prepara- for over 1,200 houtht-rn IIOTTIPP. tower, Jr.. 4.242; J. W. Maddox 3,076, estate circles and brother of Alderman lions have been made for their enter- J.EII-A ROSS W Il,BLKN. Architect, Charles G. Turner 4.24S. William S. Athens; grand treasurer, M. A. Weir, John S. Owens, died Wednesday after- When Benjamin Chap in, the famous tainment, as all -indications point to Addrewx Depl. (4. :ior» Petexn Bide-., Wier 2,626. of Macon; s;ra,ntl recorder, C. S. Wood, noon at 1 o'clock at his home, 754 impersonator of Lincoln1, departs from :he largest gathering of supreme Atlanta, Ga~ Tliosc Declared Klected.. of Savannah; grand standard bearer, Peachtree street. He was brought Atlanta after delivering Friday, at the representatives ever held by the order. Baptist Tabernacle, the last number of The committee officially declared the J. K. Wilkinson, of Atlanta; grand home Wednesday morning quite ill sword bearer, A. C. Atkins, of Cordele; from the mountains, where he had gone the Alkahest Lyceum course, he will following elected: to recuperate from a nervous break- take with him the most vivid, kind of Sheriff—C. W. Mangum. grand warder. Dr. J. C. Watts, of Rome. memories of his visit. Mr. Clfapin has Tax Collector—A. P. Stewart. Only in the last office was there a con- down. Tax Receiver—T. M. Armistead. Mr. Owens was born in Florida, and a plan for accomplishing this which Clerk Superior Court—Arnold test. prior to coming: to Atlanta seven years completely eclipses anything- in the Broyles. With a large number of delegates, ago resided in Waycrosa. Ga., and way of travel memories or a daily EISEMAN BROS., Inc. County Treasurer—H. L». Culberson. the grand commandery convened in Greenville, S. C. He was president of diary. Further and beyond this, Mr. Waycross today for a two-day session. the Southern Land company of this Chapin's plan has financial possibilities. Coroner—Pan 1 Donehoo. It must be known that when Mr. Cha- County Surveyor—C. S. Robert. .Preceding: the welcoming exercises held in is not lecturing or writing plays .County Commissioner (country dis- at the Grand theater at 10:30 w£.s the Siirviving'him are his wife and three trict)—Oscar Mills. children, Frank C. Owens, Jr., Theodora Soth of whicTi he does with great suc- County Commissioners (countv-at- annual review and parade, which form- and Floyeanne Owens; four, brothers, cess, he produces moving picture plays large)—Dr. William L. Gilbert, Charles ed on Plant avenue and marched to the two of whom, John S. and William The present one is called "What "Would G. Turner. theater. Owens, live In Atlanta, and two sisters Lincoln Do?" Candidates and members' of the com- On behalf of the city of Waycross who live in Florida. Funeral arrange- Mr. Chapin will deliver an Interpre- mittee commented favorably on the the K nigh La Templar were welcomed ments will be completed later. tation of his play, "Lincoln," at the manner in which the election was con- Friday lecture in the Tabernacle ducted and Secretary J. Oscar Cochran by the mayo'r, Scott T. Beaton. For Scenes from Atlanta and vicinity will Hikeing out and members of • the subcommittee Damascus commandery. No. 18, the wel- LATE LAWYER IS FINED be incorporated in the scenario of the were praised for the efficient election come was extended by Rev. R. A. play. managers and clerks. Nearly every Brown. To both of these addresses FIFTY CENTS A MINUTE voting Pi-ecinct in the city and county W. F. Bowe, deputy grand commander, had compiled the votes long before 10, Waycross, Ga., May 6.—(Special.)— Bank Charter Issued. o'clock- and the figures which were of Augusta, responded for the K-nights Because he was fifteen minutes late in Secretary of State Phil Cook, on for a good time! telephoned The Constitution by its Templar. reaching c\>urt today when a case in Wednesday, issued a charter to the staff of reporters were, in almost every After the exercises at the theater the which he was interested was waiting. Bank of Metcalf, located at Metcalf instance, accurate. In the early mail formal opening of the' grand conclave Judge J. TV. Quincey Imposed a fine of Ga. The capital of the new bank will editions The .Constitution was able to was held at the Masonic hall. The 50 cents a minute on Attorney "W. W. be $25.000. The incorporators are N ' give the out-of-town readers the re- business sessions occupied the dele- Lambdln. one of the prominent mem- E. M. Smith, of Tli<»nasville; J. W. an<3 sult of each, of the contests, also the gates the remainder of the day. bers of the local bar. E. Home, of Metcalf, and others. Tonight at the First Methodist If your vacation's in view, it will church the religious service of the or- der was held. This was conducted by interest you to know our light- . the grand prelate, after which, the Templar ad'dress was deliverd by Rev. weight fabric SUITS in upwards Guyton Lr. Fisher, of Montezuma. Purchasing Visiting ladies were royally enter- Watch Carefully of a hundred different weaves and tain,ed today by wives of Waycross , Dfamcnds on Masons. A public reception this morn- ing was the first event ot the day, colors at $ J 5 tQ $4Q ' Attractive Terms followed by an elaborate luncheon given in th,eir honor at La Grande. An the Child's Diet auto ride t'his afternoon completed the To people known by us to entertainment program for the day. represent the highest standards of be good for credit, or who Tomorrow will be an equally busy day, as three affairs have been arranged. Start Them Off Right With a tailoring ever established in men's ' -will give the usual references, An auto ride will be followed by a we will sell on time. large reception at the home of Mrs. Good Laxative and Then ready-to-wear. We /require only one-fifth John T. Branlley, at Blackshear, given by Mrs. B, D. Brantley and Mrs. J. T. Watch Their Food. cash, the balance with 6 per Brantley, and a barbecue will be ten- cent simple interest added. dered at the Country club. Mothers are often unconsciously very may be distributed over a The grand commandery will likely careless about the diet of their chil- period of ten months or less. adjourn earlv in the afternoon, after dren, forcing all to eat the same foods. which the annual competitive drill will The fact is that all foods do not agree It would not be fair to the be held. -Delegates will then attend a alike with different persons. Hence, Straw Hats, Bangkoks, Panamas. The cash buyer to sell on long baseball game between Waycross and avoid what seems to constipate the time at the cash price. Under Thomasville teams, of the' Georgia child or to give it indigestion, and State league. urge it to take more of what is quick- smartest new shapes and braids in 50 this plan you can decide for ly digested. « yourself which method is best It the child shows a tendency*to con- for your particular require j BANKRUPTCY PETITION stipation it should immediately be giv- different styles in men's ments. . , en a mild laxative to help the bowels. FILED AGAINST REED By this is not meant a physic or pur- Our prices and terms are gative, for these should never be given uniform to all. We solicit the The Atlanta National bank, asserting to children, nor anything like salts, an indebtedness of $1,500, evidenced by pills, etc. What the child requires is accounts. of reliable people a note dated November 14. 1913; the simply a small dose of the gentlest of Straw Hats RAI.PH M. PATTEN. everywhere. Third National bank of Atlanta, asking medicines, such as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Selection packages sent for the liquidation of two notes, one for Pepsin, which. In the opinion of thou- her boy Ralph, who was constipated anywhere — express charges' $1.300 dated October 20, 1913, and the sands of w'atchful mothers, is the ideal from birth, but is now doing fine. other for ?750 dated January 18, 1914, remedy for any child showing a ten- Naturally she is enthusiastic about it paid. and • Johnson-Da.llis company, showing dency to constipation. So many things and wants other mothers to use it Write for our diamond a'n open account of S31 due December can happen to a constipated* child that Dr. CaldweU's Syrup Pepsin is sold by booklet and large illustrated 1, 1913. yesterday filed with Deputy care is necessary. Colds, piles, head- druggists at fifty cents and one dollar catalogue "C." Clerk Fred Beers, of the federal court, aches, sleeplessness, and many other a bottle, the latter size being bougrht involuntary proceeding's in bank- annoyancep s that children should not by those who already snow its value ruptcy Against Thomas Reed, engaged hax e can usually be. traced to consti- and it contains proportionately more ' EISEMAN BROS. m . naler&Berkele, Inc. in business in Atlanta. In the papers pation. Everyone likes Syrup Pepsin as it Is c of file it is asserted that the alleged Many of America's foremost families very pleasant to the taste. It Is also % Diamond Merchants bankrupt owes debts to the amount of are never without Syrup Pepsin, be- mild and non-griping and free from 11-13-15-17 Whitehall $10,000, and that he has committed* cause one can never tell when some injurious ingredients. * Established 1887 several acts of bankruptcy by paying member of the family may need it. and Families wishing to try a free sam- to other creditors, at various times all can use it. Thousands endorse it, ple bottle can obtain it postpaid bv ad- 31-33 Whitehall St. indicated, certain sums of money, among them Mrs. M. K. Patten. Valley dressing Dr. \V. B. Caldwell, 439 Wa^li- thereby showing :i preference. The pe- Junction, Iowa, who is never without ington St.. Muntii-ellii, 111. A postal The South's Largest Clothing Store titioners also ask fur th.e appointment it in the house. Mrs. Patten says thatL of a receiver. card with your name aad address ou it Syrup Pepsin thas done wonders for. will ao. ' i Bl

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thirty guests for her visitors, Mrs J come from women s clubs Mrs r> O ! FITZGERALD GIVES SUM P Jacobs and Mrs William J Baile> Pickett. Welcome from Library asso- of South Carolina ciation Miss Belle Cheatham Response FOR of Atlanta Mrs Jacobs guests "«ere Mrs E U from district Mrs J W Malone Roll Bishop Airs. "W ill i am Rhett. Mrs call and minutes, Mrs W O Wootten Thomas Latham Mrs Arnold Broyles Report of district president Mrs Jere \ FJtzgrerald Ga. Mav 6—(Spcciil > — Mrs. J D Jacobs Mrs. Whitefoord Moore Report of district editor Mrs I \t a meeting; if the tlt-v council Mon Russell Mrs Ross Hunter Mrs Philip J B Wall Club reports Music Open da% e\ emnpr "-20 000 \\ vs prom >-ed o Enjoy i ea and Tango at Terrace ditionalK to ih Bl u -d t»i e is Alston Mrs Cam Dorses Mrs Luther discussion Noon hour 12 to 2 o clock Rosser Jr Mrs J J Gonzales Mrs Music Address Mrs Is ichols Peter t sociation to i d in tho ei ctioii of t John Wayt. Mrs Matthews Mrs. Carl son Kindergarten bill Mrs Edw in peace monument her r n tl\ ib ind ton Mott Miss Martha Bo\ nton Mrs. J Wood Education Mrs Brow n Mar dollars h *s il o been pr mi^ed J% the The ladies of the Pioneer society of they had not forgotten the art, among M. High "Mrs btephen Barnett, Mrs shall Junior civics Mrs T J D!cke> count> corn mi <;io »_rs f >r this pu ">o<>e them* Mrs George Sharp who provee Stewart McGint}. Mrs Charles Bo\ n j their gift beini? al^o conditional Atlanta, were delightfully entertained ton Mrs Edg-ar NeeK Miss Has-* Mrs Endowments Mrs E T Jordan Song yesterday by Mr Albert Keen at the herself an expert in even the more Blest Be the Tie That Binds Charles Harman, Mrs Joseph LeConte Prayer Mrs L Lamar Endowments eGorgian Terrace hotel They assembled modern dances Just what these new Miss McClellan of New Oi leans Mrs dances are had excited the cunosltj of George G Richmond Mrs Stewait Mrs A H McCo> Reports of district fihe improvised altar, and amid the in the Palm room beautifully decorated the ladies and Miss Ella Powell no\v Roberts and Mrs Ronald Ransom chairmen ci\ ics Mrs B B- Raw Is con Wellhouse-Meyer. greenery were placed silver candle for the occasion at 4 o clock and after Mr and Mrs J Edgar Hunnicutt en ser\ ation Mrs J B Guerr> Rcsolu The wedding of Miss Corinne 'Well of Ivew York who had accompanied her tions CROUP ASTHMA COUGHS sticks burning white tapers a brief business session presided over mother to the tea was prevailed upon tertamed for Miss Aimee Hunnicutt s B40NCH1T1S CATARRH COLDS house and Mr Ely Meyer Jr, of Roch- The bride was lovely in a gown of by Mrs Joseph Morgan the president guest. Miss Louise Hunt% of Knoxville ester, N Y, took place last evening ivory satin draped with tulle and em to show not only the latest dance, The guests -were Miss Hunt Mi^b at 7 o clock at the Standard club In broidered with pearls Her tulle veil, refreshments were served. From a long^ the latest step in the tango This she Aimee Hunnicutt Mrs Tames Smith the ball room where th& ceremony "was edged with rose point lace was caughl table decorated with roses and lilies aid with marked grace and to the de Tuttle of New Orleans Mrs> L L Fei •witnessed by a large company of with natural orange blossoms and her sandwiches and cakes and bonbons light of the ladies The meeting con ns Mr George Knox of Birmingham MEETINGS rrfenda the decorations were elaborate flowers were lilies of the valley were served and at a smaller table Mrs A.la Mr Ha> denfelt of San Francisco and beautiful. Smilax draped the -vails Miss Bertha Wellhouae, who attend- Frank Holland Sr, and Mrs M H eluded with a rising vote of thanks and Mr Madison Bell and Mr and Mrs "S\ and tropical plants were massed with ed her sister "wore pink taffeta anc Dooly served tea a toast drunk in tea to Mr Keen the A. Speer •white lilies, sweet peas and roses carried pink roses genial host of the occasion Miss Alice Mav Fieeman entertained The monthly supper and social of ESTABLISHED 1OT? Larse baskets fllled with white lilies Mr Edward Meyer of Rochester was Mrs Robert Blackburn recited two Mrs Stephenson will be the next host for Miss Dorothj Hebert of New Or the I n tanan church will be a.t the A simple safeand effec ve t-eatment for and pink roses -were on either side of his brothers best man and the ushers dramatic selections and then the pian of the Pioneer society she entertaining leans The partj included Miss He home of Mr and Mrs T C Perkins^ 3^8 bronch al troubles at aid ngdruK*. \ a->or were Mr Nat Ulman Mr Ike Lowen 1st played a strain of dance music bert Miss Morgan Mrs E. Bites Block t orrest a\enue Supper -nil! be st,r\ed ized Cresoleno stops the parox\ si t> of stein Mr Albert Meyer and Mr Mau in honor of her mother Mrs Madison Mrs L-eili Lowi> Freeman Mr \rthm at ~ o clock then feood music and \V hoop ng t_o^^h ^n 1 rclts\ csSpa^r* I c rice Jacobi Many of the pioneer women proved Bell Clarke Mr Walter Nash Mr Palmer games for ei. er> one •w ho w ill come Croup at once. It i3 a twett to ^ I crcrs The- bride was given away by her Johnson, and Mr Full^ eilei of P'hila t-\erj bod> welcome from A.t>th na Thea.irca.rr> ing the an father -Mr Louis Wellhouse and Dr delphia Pa septic vapor ir^pired \vithe\er\ brci li Da\»d Marx performed the impressive pleasure to use every day, and yet Mrs James I Williams entertained The regular meeting of the \tlanta mikes breathing- ea«;v soothe*; the s ro WOMAN WOULD ceremony perpetuates an heirloom tp be handed The house was attractively decorated Mrs S H Malone of Shreveport I n chapter Daucrhttrs of the Confedeia \ throat arid stop-> tl ec ja^h n^sur "tr rent with. flowers and the fraternity An eleg-ant reception followed the down to the children the guest of Mrs Da\ id Morpran will be held Thursday afteinoon Mi ful nigh s. It Is Inialunble t i o Iiers ceremonj The bride s mother wore colors A group of voung girls pre Mrs Frederic Pa von had a fe\\ 14 at 3 o tlock in the TV oman s cl it with young children One of the handsomest on exhibit and sided at the punch bowl antl refresh rooms nstt.ad f today as previous!} .$" nj us / sf rf for heliotrope chiffon trimmed in rose sale is a velvet gown and satin dress merits were served during the evening friends to meet Mrs Jessi Barco Pat point lace belonging In the same family ard both terson of Miami and Mrs P Q O Neill announced Mrs Teaford chairman of descnptt e k. $ NOT GIVE UP The table in the dining room was af historic association An orchestra played for dancing of Charleston was entertained bv Mrs the n edal committee will be in charge ALL DBUfiGIbTS edgred with smilax and covered with A suggestion comes to the house Mrs Ev erhart wore lavender char George Crandall Othei s ontei tain i g of the progr m and tlie -\\tnners in th pink and wflilte tulle me ise and Miss E\ erhart wore blue small parties -were Mis C5 rus feti ick pr ze essa\ contest will be presented "t -ont Ti lot f rtho ir keeper in rugs and pillow taps in taffeta and shadow lace There were ler Mrs Ueorge Dextei Mrs Mott medals The executive board \\ill h i\ e r tatt-cl th-ocX. T f j ore The center piece was a plateau of pleasing and a-ppr-opriate &*yles for about seventy five guests Pimple, ~ - ' though Sickand Suffering; Al pink roses and valley lilies and the transforming the piazza into an at Fitz Simons Mrs J t O Tedder Mrs the usual meeting prior to the regular septic. Last Found Help in Lydia candleshad.es cakes, ices and other de tractive bower during the summer all H B Scott Mrs deorg K \ irdeii meeting or from tails of decoration were In pink and of the common tub variety Mrs deorge Hurt Mis Dudley Cowles VAPO CRESOLENE CO white Moonlight Picnic. Mrs John Gl nn Mrs O vti PI u ri& Mis The Ii man Park students club will 6Z CortUcdt St., N Y E. Pinkham's Vegeta- A specialty will be made of pillow Dr Hollis Hope entertained at ~. "Willis Westmoreland Mi-^ J hn Run meet 1- i i lav morning 10 oO at tl e There were dainty imported souvenirs tops combining the official Shrine moonlight picnic Tuesday evening at Mrs J Fi ank. Meado Mr= r Ila home of Mrs H E ^V Palmer 64 Cle ble Compound. and the boxes containing" wedding cake colors for dens and porches which Grant pirk for the junior and senior Wnprht Wilcox Mrs W B Caihait burne a\enue were white with the monogram of the promise to make a decided hit as be clisses of the Georgia Baptist hos£i Judge Ben Hill and \ an Astor Bai_he bride and groom An orchestra played ing a-pro-pos to the convention and a lor The exec itlve board of the Atlanta Richmond, Pa. — " When I started during the evening useful novelty for those wishing a The guests were Misses Mar> Clop U om in s cl ib w 111 meet Ki fdav m jrn The groom s mother "Mrs Ely Meyer souvenir of the Shrine occasion and ing at 10 o lock at the club house on taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable of Rochester wore white satin with Atlanta, as well as helping a good ton Bertha Hudson Ruth Gabriel draperies of chiffon and Mrs Young: Mary Chandler Elsie Smith Bessie T>a Women's Clubs at Dawson Bak* r street Business of Importnn e cause vis Agnes Bateman Gertrude Shuttles Dawson Ga Ma> 6—(Special )—The will be discussed and a full attendance Spring Compound I was in a of New York, wore a French gown of dreadfully rundown blue 3et corrYblned with, tulle worth Ida Plunkett Mary Groves Fedeiation of Women s clubs of the is urged Mr and Mrs Meyer left for a trip Young Women's Class. Coree Christian Irene Smith Sue Still Third district \\ 11 hold the r annual state of health, west and before returning to \tlanta The Young- \\ omen s clat,s of Trinity well Minnie Williams Mrs Fred T convention hei e on to nor i aw and Fri had internal trou- •will visit in New York Sunday school held a social gathering Cooledge Jr Drs Fred Straub Frank day and it is understood that a num Weddings They will make their home at Che and business meeting Tuesday night in lowndes \llen Bunce Charlie Waits ber of Georgia s most brilliant •women bles, and was so ex- Georgian Terrace Hal Davison Henry Minor C E Law will be in attendance on this con\en Sewing Machines Cutorr era placing with us orders the Sunday school room of Trinity rence f E Stunbergr Tom Goodwin tion and include 1 in the libt of dele COST LESS HERE tremely nervous and church A delightful supper w ts en Osee Keen stiver Bazemoie J J Wil for soc a stationery may have the prostrated that if I jo\ ed There were 47 seated at the assurance of correct forms skilled. Rag Rug Sale. table Mrs Olivei Jones who has been liams Jot>eph Stanfield had given in to my An event occurring opportunely be a member of Trinity aundaj. school for workmanship moderate prices «.nd feelings I would tween the festivities of opera week over oO years happil> addrefcsed the For Gen. and Mrs. Evans. ^••omnt delivery and those of Shnner convention the meeting Miss Katherme crabb pie tors while her 0 n t rnoi row aftei have been in bed. following week is the display and sale sided as president Genei al and Mrs J W Scully en noon it o o clo k they w 11 be gi\en a t e ftavc th? most compfefc/y egofppel As it was I had of hand woven rugs and other articles Governor John "M Maton is teacher teftalned delightfully at dinner last reception at the log r (bin clubhouse plant n th s part of the country \ of Same description to take place in the of the Young \\ omen s class and they night in honor of General and Mrs on s \.th a\enue anl all tie laliea i D "V D rk ' C BYRD BUILDING hardly strength at vacant store of the Ponce de Leon do a wonderful amount of charity R K Evans Dawson ar e cordially i TV ited to this re D I If. LI 9 AILAN'I \ times to be on my apartment building corner of Ponce de work Last year they kept a mis The rooms were at tract I\e with Leon and Peachtree on Thursday Fri sionary in China gave a b ibstantial bowls of garden flowers and a plateau feet and what I did do was by a great day and Saturday May 7 S and 9 donation to the Associated Chanties of Easter lilies and ferns was the effort. I could not sleep at night and The yard committee of the Home for tree kindergarten the Orphans home Central decoration of the table in the oarbecue it the noon i our l no husi Of course felt very bad in the morning, Incurables TV ill be in charge and w. Ill and they have been active in other dining room The place cards were ness sebs ons of the fe leiatio i \\ 31 be TERMS $1.00 A WEEK STEAMSHIPS. welcome the general public whether charity work in white and gold as vpere all othei he»d in the clubho jse ind an excellent THIRTY EXCLUSIVE M9OCLS *»d bad a steady headache. prospective buyers or those coming in details Mrs Scully wore a hand *>i ogram h is been arranged the same "After taking the second bottle I no- in the interest of the cause some gown of black lace over black -eing1 as follows SI 2.75 S16.7S S19.75 USEFUL MAP OF GREAT BRITAIN—FREE The proceeds are to be used in es To Present Drama. The guests included General and Mrs Friday 9 a m song America S 22.50 S24 50 A Ho 1 lu n d booh of tours on tbe ticed that the headache was not so bad, Evans Judge and Mrs Ernest Kontz Prajer Rev T M Oallav,a} \\ elcome GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF ENGLAND ta.blishmg permanent garden seats for A group of the talented gn Is who are Mrs I A Buck. Miss Irene Scully Mr I rested better, and my nerves were those inmates able to enjoy them pupils of "Vtrs Spiker will gHe a to the city T M Morgan secretu> of DAVISOH-PAXON-STOKES CO. T KATELEV Ten Act 501 5th A»i N T beautifying the grounds and in erect dramatic rehearsal of the lov ely poetic M illiams Mr Hornsby .Evans and Mr Terrell Countv Bo rd of Tr id< Wei Stronger. I continued its use until it ing memorial pillars at the entrance drama The Silver Blade Saturday S 4. Jordan made a new woman of me, and now I After a previous display the sale closed afternbon at 3 o clock at Marist College can hardly realize that I am able to do in a way leaving no doubt as to the hall The drama is the worK of tne Concert Tonight. ANCHOR LINE Immediate and lasting success of this new and famous poet Herman Hager Ro>ul Mail Twin Strew btoumships so much as I do. Whenever I know any industry Orders taken then and since dorn and was produced at Radcliffe The concert foi the benefit of the "Camerooia, California Caledonia* •woman in need of a good medicine I have distrnmted the -work, of the looms college Those taking prominent parts choir of St Philip s church under the Columbia through a number of states outside of are Frances Clark Mrs Hamilton auspices of St Mar\ s Guild will be a Sailing from >.rn \ork every Saturday highly praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- bright occasion tonight in the Sunday v Georgia The committee devotes much Block Margaret McCarty Helen Stew school rooms \n admission of fifty GLASGOW J;tie LONDONDERRY etable Compound." — Mrs. FRANK time and attention to color schemes art Miriam Vaughn J thel Neil and cents will be charged Mo and designs and in addition to the Mary Barnett A beautiful feature will tor bo k of r r R-itra etc -\pp > To CLAKK, 3146 N. Tulip St., Richmond,Pa. attractive rugs and pillow tops has 3e the Interpretatn e dancing of Mit,s HENDbRSON BR THf RS ten AE^n 3 evolved some charming new ideas Helen Stewart w ho wiil dance pi eced 21 StUe M "\c v "\ or! r T > M r Co Women Have Been Telling-TVomen along these same lines Among other ing dip play Meeting Postponed. fiX\al<- K R To T nn^n 1on J T unique Ideas will be found the silk and Members of the D ama league Worn The regular business meeting- of the Norh llUIeilreM Allni for forty years how Lydia E Pinkham's velvet table runners -which mav prove an s club University club College Sunolkes Tennis club has been post Vegetable Compound has restored their that blessings may be thoroughly dis Woman s club and friends ol the play poned for one week on account of the health when suffering with female ills. gmsed as heirlooms Many house ers are cordiadly invited Shriner** convention and will be held keepers Icnow the dreaded moment on Tuesday evening- May 19 instead of This accounts for the enormous demand when they again come in contact with May 12 for it from coast to coast If you are the remains of their once handsome Mrs. Best to Visit Here. The meeting- will be held at the home Our Tango Trio UORTH'S TOURS gowns too good to throw awav or Mrs Spiker president of the Atlanta of Mrs H M Thornhlll 2d3 McLendon troubled with any ailment peculiar to more probable still with associations center of the Drama league recelv ed avenue and all members ai e urged to « EuropEurone • 1911 women why don't you try Lydia E. too dear to part with yet in its present today a telegram from Mrs A Start be present Is here as vou know 7 condition a burden to care for Put it Best national president saying she British Islps I and of tho Midnight Pinkham's Vegetable Compound It in the hands of this committee—and would be in Atlanta Fri lay from To help jou in dressing or we wouldn't say so sia will pay yon to do so Lydia E Pink- presto change She owns a beautiful until 5 o clock As the time s so short Lawn Festival. Chateau ind t he 1 >uul Cou tries ihe Jun or Auxiliary of All Saints It your suit should need pressing, Agents of \U M^imstjp I i M bam Medicine Co , Lynn, Mass. table runner that gi\ es an artistic it was impossible to have a large meet Steamship Ti< ket* nt the 1 tmest ,ng and the board or directors will en church will give a lawn festival on \\ e do it "with care— tertain Mrs Best with a luric"heon at All Saints lawn this afternoon Maj t \uthori£L club during her stay it 4 p m Jce cream cake and candi If jour collars and shirts are not fit to wear will be sold Everyone is cordiallj NORTH'S TOURS CO. Invited Just ring up our number and give us a call— Mrs Fitzpatrick at Chicago We do your work nicely and please once for all 110 Peacntrte *ear the message^ to the biennial that Shr ners week at 39 South Broad 3-eorgia has more federated clubs in strt et when meals will be serv ed ler organ!ration than anv other state throughout the day the cuisine to be n the southeastern section Mrs Har thoroughly southern and the meals to 'ie Jordan of \tlanta will go as state ho served as in an old fashioned south _.dl£or of the Georgia federation Mrs ern home The proceeds will help to O LJ INI W P Fattillo and Mrs Lyman \msden build a new church in the rapidl> FAbTEi.1 toT* \HMtS IN THi, UOltLD will be among the Atlanta delegates in. growing \\est \ lew section of the city attendance Thtre will be several f i om "vrovDA-Ys MCNIT X i-'xi" SAILTN^I middle and southw est Georgia. Tomato soup Dixip Salad Green Peas Early cal bage LUSITANIA . . May 19 £°? Roast beef Country ham MAURETANIA . May 26 •«? To Deliver Address. Cr< arned potatoes Sliced tomatoes Block's Baker Hot Biscuit Corn pones QLICKEST ROLTJ t MSH IARD for Mrs Hugh "Willet of Atlanta recent I ONOON I \RI-5 III- IJI I\ \ IFV% V made president of the Georg a Iced tea C ffee Completes the Joy Ride. Ice cream and home made cake > i n n iranch of the Red Cross society and •*r^±.a^ no:3p r iLUSIfANIA '„"•« -3 ex president of the Geoi g-ia Federation J n t There is nothing more refreshing—more of "Women s Clubs. will deliver the McKown-Street. flOUITANIA - 1S a i°AQUITANIA . JO'".V commencement address to the gradu Miss Rubv McXow n and Mr Claud wholesome—more tempting to the appetite ating class of the State Normal school -Street were quietlj man led at the res j MAURETANIA, L"^^'MAURETANIA. ^.J in Athens Mrs \ViIlet has selected as id f nee of Dr J E White Mondaj "C il s at Qu en t r t B u I of men, women and children than flier theme The Joy of Life evening The Now AlB}.ninr<.nt At White House Wedding. BLOCK'S Miss Passie May Ottley and Miss For Miss Hebert. Jt/Nl:, 10, JLI\ 1 1VIY 2 \T.*X.ST 28. Great Britain b 1 arg«"»t Ship Mai jorie Brown will be Atlanta s fair Miss Dorothy Hel ei t of New Or The Embodiment of tho J roved Qualities representatives at the -wedding of M ss loans was the puest of honoi at an in 1 Fleanor \\ilsoii and Secretai 5 of the' formal bridge part\ \esterday mornipR of the Treasury McAdoo which will take at the Driving club given bj \I ss Nell LL^TTAMA an 1 MAbIlJETA,MA Lemon Snaps Pricf After the game a. luncheon was An Improvement upon < ontemiioraueous place in the white house Mifas Brown,} Is a cousin of the bride elect and 'will] served A basket of pink vases dec Practice In Ship Confirm lion So clean—So crisp—So good. be one of the attendants Mis'* Ottle orator! the luncheon table There were Mediterranean—Adriatic bervlc« is a classmate and fratorrnU nate of eight guests Miss Wilson and will be n the group In air-tight packages of intimate Kii 1 friends to be in at tendance at the wedding1 Mrs. Blalock's Luncheon CARPATHIA May 111 SAMTVIA Tune 11 After visiting friend in New Kng1 Mrs William T Blalock was hostess LLTONI V June 2\ PAN \ :>MA Jurif 0 at a beautiful luncheon \ esterday 'at land and attending a house part\ to JONAS CHICKERING Bound the World Trip S4~4 85 and op be gii>en by Mr and Mrs Orton Bishopi her home in compliment to Mrs Ellen special thro igh ra.ip to r Bipt India, Biown Miss Ottley will ret irn home ] "M "Wilkie of Ch rago who is the China, Jap^n lljnila, Australia, New ^en. Bakedm Atlanta—Always fresh and be accompanied bv Miss Manorie chaiming guest of Mrs Blalock s moth land ^outh Afr t in 1 South \ nerira In Brown Mr and Mrs Ottlej sa led for f Mis Peter K. eno Quantities of ** made his first piano more a six: weeks \isit to Europe on Monday flowers in a rtisti arrangement dec booklet C in-ir I T irs Frank E. Block Co. night Mrs Ottlev being \ ery much or ited thp attractive home BEPKE'-vbNTATH t-s tOK PENINSC improved after her i ecent illness Fillet 1 ice mats covered the large LAK & ORIfcNTM STF VM NA\If.ATIOV Atlanta, Ga. round table in the dining room about than ninety years ago, when COMP\N\ IN I NITFD STATES AVD CAN which the guests were seated and a ADA 1BEQLFNT *iAII INGS FOR 1NDI IOKDS ETC JL^NE 13TH The fathprs and mother^ of the citv dragons surrounded by four smallet the spirit of workmanship AND SOTH 11 L,\ I TH AUtrLbT 7TH are cordially in\ ited to attend the an baskets ronta rung the same flowers ITINFKAKlF^i NOW BF*m nual concert of tihe eighth grades of was the centeipiece Ne v lork Of tire 4 State Street, or the public schools at the \udltori Jm The place cards were in rhvme writ I>ocal AB<-nts in lour cili on Triday evening Maj 8 at 8 o cloi k j ten by the clever hostess and were a. was that of the guilds prac- The program is composed of spi ing play on thp name of the individual and ma\ songs I guest whose plare was marked The annual concert of the school i Mrs Blalork w ore pink taffeta the ticing their crafts. The children Is one beautifully inspiring ' corsage trimmed with cream lac*1 Mrs Vou, Too, Can and is under the direction of Miss Kale' Wilkie wore a Fi ench gown of gray Afford a Trip Le Harrison dii ector of music in the charmeuse trimmed with point lace puMic schools a.nd Mrs Kiene was handsomely gown spirit of the Chickering of 3O,OOO SHRINERS COMING! The prog:am has been selected v. ith ed in black the utmost care and the children have Invited to meet Mrs V, dkie were To Europe Take no chances on being caught •without a well- been well trained The concert will Mis George Lowndos Mis Id^ard S 1823 is within the Chick- be another expression of Atlanta Fhne\ Mi s T R Moble-v Mrs William More persons traveled to and stocked pantry. With Kamper's many attractive spe- musical growth and gi\ es an impetu , L Peel Mrs (leorgre Fra\ lor Mrs from Europe during 1912 and *o the study of musir among the*^ ] Spencoi R Atkinson Mrs Ronei t cials you can well afford to get your supplies this 1 1913 on steamers of the North o-unger genei ation of citlrens Low i j Mrs W A Wright Mi s Dan ering of 19,14. And it has German Lloyd than on any week and avoid all worry. Hair s Mrs Edward Peters and Mrs Cliff Hatcher other line accord ng to offi Mr. Wilkinson's Dinner. been enriched by nearly a cial figures There are Large pa Mr Mell R Wilkinson entertained at many reasons why. a beautiful dinner last night at the Dance at Segadlo's. You can afford a tnp to Eu Spent*M 20e Capital Olty c\ ib lr\ compliment to The regular Saturdav aftornoon Mr "W T Smith of Bat tip Creek danco w II be held this week at Segrad century's influence of mu- rope and become one of this ClwcMata. White locd and ^ Stuffed Manzanilla Mich The table placed in a pn\ ate ' lo s on Pi idaj- afternoon from to 7 vast army If your means are brand Squares, Rig, T*C dining room was det-t rated with an | o clock, on account of the Geoi gia Tech limited go by the one cabin empire basket filled with white stock game beinj^ plajed in Athens on 15c On. Special . . *^ ^* and Ward cai nations for the center Saturday sical genius applied to sym- (second) steamers of the Olives BSSLttc piece and at the pndb of the table were vases filled with the same flow . „. Mrs. O'Neill. pathetic craftsmanship. ers Mrs t ranees Q O Neill of Charles NORTH 20 Ibs.f Sugar 87c The candle shades were rose as were ton was the honor pruest at a prt tty other prettj details luncheon given \esterda\ bv Mrs NiwYork, Incited to meet Mr Smith were Colo GERMAN nel Robert Ixm r^ Mr Brooks Mor Robert Vlston at her home on Peach Fall pran Dr W J Blalock Colonel TA L tree street You can have one of these noble grPecanslb.Mc Cnam Cheese >»23c Peel Mr F P McBurne> Mr Lee White peonies and pink gladioli LLOYD! Ashcraft Mr L H Beck Mr David formed the centerpiece of the table and The cost is remarkably low and Fresh i fVoodward Mr \\Umer Moore Mr Al French baskets filled v- ith the ^ame instruments for as little as $500 He* Tip bert Ho-well Jr Mr T J Avery Mr f low ers were arran ^d about the table the accommodations excellent Ground The place cards cakes and ices were If you prefer a speedier trip go >IOclblb.*2lJ » Corn ' ^\ D Fllis Jr Mr T D Meador Mr in rose and -white The guests m and arrangements can be made so Frank Hawkins and Mr William Hurd eluded Mrs O Neill Mrs Smythe Mis by the Express and Fast Mail FrMh Hilly.er Don Pai dee Mrs H B Millei Mrs that the purchase will not be a steamers sailing Tuesdays C.H. Best Whole V.ry nn Charles bciple Mrs. E P McBurnev Thursdays and Saturdays to Peean Meats 58c TOMATOES Spl. 9C Mrs Edward Inman Mrs John New burden to you. Mrs Harry Lowman will entertain LONDON-PARIS-BREMEN Get Our List and Come to the Store •eight guests at a matinee party at the Hickey Saturday anUltigs to Forsyth on Monday afternoon fol The Mcdtterrant«.B lowed, by tea at her home on Lleventh street. Tea Dance. For detailed Information artdn C. J. Hamper Grocery Co. There were a number of bright par OKLBICBS * CO .Gen Agts ties gatheied at the Driving1 club >es LUDDEN & BATES 6 Broadway New York Phone Ivy 5000 317-325 Peachtree St. For Miss Everhart. terda> afternoon to enjoy the weekly Or Local Agents The Kappa Psl Medical fraternity dance and tea on the terrace after gave a delightful dance last night at •wards 63 Peachtree the home of Dr and Mrs Edgar Ever Many interesting visitors were pres hart In honor of Miss Ethel Ever- ^nt some of whom were here for the Ihart who has just returned home after opera and are continuing their visit a winter spent in study in New " * Xborawfttt Jacob* entertained

0T-f£*WS ~-—TMll^ *^ *~-«n4g-irj.*y. 'ST-4PFRI THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1914. Page Nine,

To Head Dawson Schools. of the most capable and popular men who have ever occupied this position, SOCL L ITEMS Dawson, Ga, May 6.—(Special )—At and the schools have had a very suc- STATE EDUCATORS FAVOR a recent meeting of the board of edu- cessful year under his administration. cation here. Professor J. C. £>ukes "was Mrs. R C. Turner, at Richmond. Va., unanimously re-elected as superinten- Even the dictatorial kind of man is the guest of Mrs Dudley Cowles, dent of the Dawsbn public schools for •whose guest she was at the tea-dance can keep sweet while he is trying to at Che club yesterday. the next scholastic year. He is one sell you something *** Miss Henrietta Yearger. of Missis- sippi, who was the guest of Miss Urge Codified Laws and Medi- Now Is The Time To Enter Adgrate Ellis for the opera, left Mon- HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS day to attend the confederate reunion cal Inspection—Knock State- in Jacksonville She will be one, of the sponsors from her state. Published Books. The $25,270 Free Gift Campaign *** Miss Adg-ate Ellis. Miss Virginia Bowman and Miss Dorothy Harman St Mi.-y"s. Ga, May €—(Special)— •will go to Athens, to be the guests for HOTEL of The Atlanta Constitution the week-end of Mrs. JLipscomb. The Georgia county school officials *** assembly, which has been in session in Mrs. Cornelia Venable and Mr and St Marys, Ga., since Monday, adjourn- Mrs, Frank Mason will go Friday to ed today after a most profitable session Mount Rest, the Venablf home at Stone The meeting was largely attended by GOTHAM You Can Win An Automobile Mountain, for the summer county superintendents and board mem- Mr Milton Darg-an, Sr, and Mr Mil- bers from every part of the state. The ton Dargan Jr are in Birmingham beautiful little city of St Marys, by attending the gold tournament They the sea, opened its homes to 200 visi- Hotel ofrefinecl "will return Sunday tors attending and gave them every Thirteen Motor Cars Given Away *** attention that would promote their C/elegance. located in Mr and Mrs Thomas R Allen an- nounce the birth of a daughter. Eliza- comfort and add to the success of the NenrYorks social centre beth Akans. on Wednesday, April 25 occasion Among the important acts of th« con- Every Energetic Entry Will Be Given a Prize Mrs Thomas B Fox and little daugh- vention was an earnest petition to the Easily accessible to ter, Wilhelmina. of Cincinnati. Ohio, legislature to codify the school laws are -\ isitin;? Mrs Fox s parents, Mr and "Mrs ti W Bacon, at 1S2 Crew of the state and an indorsement of theatre and stioppincL street pending legislation looking to medical *** inspection of schools The convention districts ^ Mr and Mr^ Rvel> n Harris are went on record aa favoring compulsory 25,000 EXTRA VOTE OFFER spending t-no w *>eks at East Lake, the school attendance A pretty good test Single roomj(slio»a-t3flr)-*2?P Fifty-fifth St ture of money in an undertaking which M I \^ OSLS ancj win a fine motor car. You can win if you will only must inevitably prove a total and dis- ELBERT CO. TO FORM astrous failure, therefore be it NEW YORK. CITY make the proper effort. No one has a better mhance than you. "Resolved by the convention of Geor- FAIR ASSOCIATION gia -school officials first. That it favors the present method of securing school Elberton. Ga , May 6—(Special)—As books, and that it most emphatically a sequel to the aviation exhibition condemns any effort on the patr of the given here Saturday, a meeting of the state looking toward the publishing of LIST OF PRIZES—All f. o. b. Atlanta business men of the city was called its school books " &nci a largre number were present at The convention accepted an invita- "the city hall to take up definitely the tion to hold their next meeting at 2 Seven-passenger Oakland Touring Cars $2,525.00 each $5,050.00 organization of an Elbert County Fair Clayton, in Rabun county association Snbreto 2 Five-passenger Velie Touring Cars ...... $1,560.00 each $3,120.00 At the m&etlng this afternoon Dr A S Hawes was elected temporary Broadway at 72eJ Street (Subway Express Station) New York 9 Five-passenger Overland Touring Cars $1,150.00 each $10,350.00 chairman and Raymonde Stapleton sec- WAR CAMPS PLANNED A FIREPROOF HOTEL OF REFINEMENT AND CHARM retary pro tern General talks from the 9 Ludden & Bates Self-Player Pianos „. $750.00 each $6,750.00 leading business men were the rule, FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS Near Cental Park, the Museum* and Riverside Dnve all boosting: A. permanent organiza- with it* supeib view of the breeze-swept Hudson River tion committee was named to formu- Total M $25,270.00 late plans for the incorporation of the "Washington, May 6 —There will be no Only five minutes to the greai Theatre and Shopping Districts association and the soliciting of mem- suspension or abandonment of the LARGE. AIRY ROOMS, SINGLE OR EN SUITE— PRIVATE BATHS bership elaborate plans of the war department All those who do not win one of the above-named valuable prizes will The fair association Is to be made a for holding the students' military Excellent Cuwme Cnil Homelike Service MIMIC Rates Reasonable county organization Instruction camps *Ms summei be paid a cash prize at the rate of $10.00 for every $100.00 of new subscrip- because of the Mexican crisis In tions turned in during the campaign. There will be no blank or failure to fact, the Mexican trouble hag served to CONGRESS AY QUIT emphasize the necessity for such those who turn in $100.00 or more in new subscriptions. OF JULY preparation of the youth of the coun- try, is the opinion of the general "Washing-ton, May 6 —Probable ad- staff journment of congress by July 10 "was Many letters are being received from predicted today by Senator Kern, demo- heads of the educational Institutions cratic leader of the senate, after a and from individual students asking •white house conference at which the for information as to the department's f&fkiafON H-MMtSHAli. Manager. Subscription Ballot president and Senators Kern, Hoke plans for the summer Answers are Smith, and O'Gorman discussed the leg- being returned mat the four camps islative program Senator Kern said for student instruction -will be held at An Ideal Hotel with an Ideal Situation; GOOD FOR he believed the Panama canal tolls Asheville, N C. July 6 to August 7 inclusive, at Burlington, Vermont, and repeal bill would be disposed of with- Lu ding-ton, Mich during the same in two weeks and that the adminis;tra- period, and at Monterey, Cat, from tion anti-trust program would be com- June 26 to July 31 and applicants for pleted before adjournment He said he instruction are requested to present was hopefu1l the rural credits bill would their papers to the department at the be reached earliest moment ""We are not going- to stay here all CanaUensls. pa, Pooona Mountains. summer, you ma> be sure of that," said h TOU n Mnrric Untol Birmingham, Ala. 25.000 EXTRA VOTES Senator Kern New Spruce Cabin Inn ?a r"h tnSt HIDI I Id nUicI Fireproof European Plan WOMEN WILL MARCH jreally enlarged rooms en suite with bath electric Located in the heart of the business sec tion Headquarters for commercial tra\el amusements. Booklet Creaco Station Penn O. B. 1 ON THE U. S. CAPITOL W 1 and M D FRIft er*i Lirgx well lighted '-ample room^ hot HIS BALLOT, when accompanied by one prepaid subscription for any SEGREGATION OF RACES ami en! 1 \\rfler in Til i nnmq \\Iipn In BIr T scheduled length of time, will entitle the candidate in whose favor ORDERED AT LOUISVILLE "Washington, May 6 — The Congres- I ^U & <- U SGOMI I t. Proprietors sional Union for Woman Suffrage rormerlv of tht- Old and New- KimbalL At- practically has completed arrange- lanta Alsfi o\s ners and proprietors The it is sent to 25,000 votes additional to those issued upon the subscription. Louisville, K> , May 6 —-Segregation ments for the big demonstration he,i e EDUCATIONAL "^ \K\\ am Indnn Spring-* Ga orthe races in Louisville is the aim of Saturday, when thousands of women, Only one ballot will be credited to each candidate. The subscription must a bill passed here tonight b> the up>per with bands pla> ing and singing a bod> of the citj council The measure marching song, will march from the not be for a shorter period than three months, nor for longer period than has been passed by the lower body white house to the capitol. where they The bill would prohibit negroes from will present to each senator and repre- two years. moving into a block where already the i sentative petitions adopted b> suffrage majoritv 01 residents are white, or [ bodies in every state asking passage of vice verpa a constitutional amendment to en- franchise women The parade,, which will consist of May _...., 1914. French Aviator Killed. pageant and political divisions, a fea- 'Corner S. Prynr and Hunter Sts.* Atlanta. G*. ture of the latter being a cavalry sec- MONTHLY FOR TUITION nrl equipment m-ike it an ideal The Atlanta Constitution, Contest Department, Atlanta, Ga. Rabat Morocco, May 6 —Lieutenant tion. will start at 3 o'clock immediate- Cl«s rooms •quipped with •vary (o^ide Home Saint Lague was killed today when the ly following a meeting at a local the- modern convenience. apacity 600 Always Open French army aeroplane capsized and ater INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION tfvem fry th» n Vl.TEK .? Ht7B\ Gentlemen: Enclosed find $..,_...,—,._._. in payment of sub- fell l 200 feet after a scouting expedi- A chorus of 1,000 young women and •foprietom ua vcnon. cTtnfrnn» Fr*a, tion against hostile Moors girls v. ill take part in the procession scription of 1 > | r T fSU.D8Cn.DGT S JM SLIU6 • *- * »-* • v^«*v*« - • «-*'ar'»*w^'« wn^«^«7» •-^• »-«iv-«;*^v«9» « » • «g Address „ ,.^...«^.-«. —. -.....«.., Edition - -.-. * (State whether Daily, Daily and Sunday or Sunday only, and how to be delivered, whether by mail or carrier.) Low Fares to Atlanta Candidate's Name. „ *•„-.•-.... •>. >••_• *• .1 DURING IMPERIAL COUNCIL Address .*- This ballot must be sent in or mailed to this office before midnight, YSTIC SHRINE May 9th. No votes will be allowed on it after that date. VERY LOW PARES have been announced by the CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY from all SCHEDULE OF VOTES Outly and Sunday delivered by carrier to city of pally und Sunday subscriptions by mall. «asb in points to Atlanta during the meeting of the Imperial Council Nobles of the Mystic Shrine. Atlanta and outside town*, cash IM advance! advance! Votes \otes \otes Votes \ew. Old. Old. 3 months . * 1 7.1 4,200 2.]Of) TICKETS ON SALE from all stations May 7-12 inclusive and from a majority of stations also on 8 month* ...... * 1.65 3,800 1,960 ft months 3.2S 1O.OOO 5.OOO 6 month* 3.00 e.ooo 4,500 12 months . 8.00 2C.OOO 12.5OO May 13, and for trains scheduled to arrive Atlanta before noon May 14. 12 month* . e.oo 25,1000 12.5OO 24 months . . . . 12.00 7O.OOO 35.00O 24 month* ...... 12.00 70,000 35.OOO Dally onlT hy mailt New. Old. DailT onlr delivered by carrier la- f Atlanta 3 month* ...... ,- ...... C 1.2S 2,000 l.OOO FINAL LIMIT MAY 20, 1914, except tickets may be extended until June 20 by payment of $1.00 •nd outride t»"wn», c*»a In advance i 0 months .. 2.2S 0,000 3.OOO 1,OOO IS months .. 4.OO 14.OOO 7.OOO and depositing ticket with special agent at Atlanta. S months ...... $ 1.3B 2,OOO . 8.1X1 « month* ...... 2.50 7.OOO 3.5OO 24 months . * . . 3

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Edited By Sports ELEVEN INNING TIE-TWO GAMES TODAY DICK JEM/SON Dumb Baseball Permits E.H. Pennant Will Be Raised HANLON AND PERRY HERE FOR THE RACES Lookouts to Tie Up Game; ML BE PLAYED FOR At Poncey on Saturday; MET AT ORPHE1 Four Others Due Today—Oth- Double-Header for Today First Golf Tournament of the Birmingham Barons Here Nelson and Abel in Other Big ers Are Coining Next Week. Season at the Capital City Bout Next Wednesday Fast Machines in Lot. By Dick Jemiaon. Reynolds and Price had gone out. Mc- Country Club. Night. Connell produced the pinch hit, sending The pennant won by the Crackers will then lose a ball game; but the A game already in their knapsacks across two runners. last season will be officially unfurled boys say that they are going to rout was tossed away by the Crackers "Wed- tradition on this occasion and make Nine of the -world's fastest motorcy- The locals counted their other two The first golf tournament of the sea- to the breezes at Ponce de Leon park 1 1,1 (.'at. no. \\ ho pi o motes ho xmpr clists, with the fastest motorcycles now nesday afternoon, and after nearly runs in the next frame. Eibel was hdt. son of the Capital City Country club Saturday afternoon, with the Birming- the rule that pro ^ es all eases.. contents .it the Orphcum the.itoi . has running, are in Atlanta tuning up for three hours of struggling, ttie count Long beat out his bunt. Flanagan will commence Saturday,^ when the The Barons were aw anted the pen- been lOque.Nteii by members of th U>- stood 4 to 4. v qualifying round for the E. H. Inman ham Barons as the opponents of the nant-raising date under prormst- by the the coming: season of motorcycle races, beat out his bunt. and the local team. t ;il Shrine to sta^e soinr no tits ;it his ""which start at the local motordrome on The tie verdict -was made possible by bases were filled. Eibel tallied trophy w._- b_e„ «playe , _d_ for. Crackers' management. The Crackers club m-xt \Vednesd.n niKht and tho dumb baseball on the part of the lo- This tournament will be a handicap The usual ceremonies marking" a pot the pennant-raising date at Bir- Saturday, with a show that afternoon when Street threw wild to third try- rlag-ralsins, s.wh as a parade by the Count hat> selected .1 tmmv IVri \ and and night. cals. They ran the bases in horrible ing to catch him off. Kircher hit to event, the players qualifying- accord- mingham last season, nnd then and Kddle Han I on to im\ tt in t he mam Captain Morty Graves, who will be fashion and at the bat picked out only second and Long was snuffed at the ing to their net scores and handicaps two teams, mari-h from the grandstand theie promised tfhat the> would re- e\ ent , in charge of the riders during the com- the bad balls to hit at. when a slam at plate. Holland hit to Balentl, who applying in the match play rounds to the flag pole in the center field and ciprocate the first tlmo Atlanta won. Also. Custro hopes to lanrl Tert\ Nel- the good ones might have been disas- that follow. return, headed by a brass band, and Atlanta came through the \ear of her ing race meet, bicw into ,Atlanta yes- booted, and Flanagan counted. Rey- other- such events, will mark the day. son and .lakp Ahel for .i si'mi-\\ imlup terday morning, accompanied by Tex trous to the Moosemen, nolds was hit, filllr g the bases, but There will be prizes for the winners promise. of ten round s. Al.el -HMO rmniiis of ;i pi i v ate st i ,1 p Kred/lle Luther, who raced here .last outs in the beginning and. had oppor- Jennings sing-led to start the fourth filL if the Crackers follow traditions they be on hand held here two \ < , r ^ ,i^n But Tei i v tunities galore to hang up more mark- season. 1 and Eibel walked, but Jennings was They found upon their arrival here ers than they did in the two Innings caught off of second. Long forced fidcnt he tan -tun hit- Vh.Ut ,trmoe;.i 11- Lawrence Flickenstem. Charles Suduth, in which they counted. But they Eibel, Flanagan singled and then \nl no\\ Henry Lewis, Harry Glenn, Bunt Bu- spilled their chancea by poor Judgment Kircher popped out. SOUTHERN LEAGUE ('astro will open his iniim.il with a «:hell and Speed Craviston. on the bases and at the oat. The Lookouts tallied three In the K)Uh' 1 1>\ ,-fl and )-* se.'ijj in^r f ))•• '>< ^-t Roy Shaw, Dave I^enney. Speck Brug- There were at least two more runs eighth. Gillespie hit to Holland. After Graves to Umpire Series colored hoxe: s in \thtnia for this at- german and Glen Stokes will arrive that were easily theirs had they played holding1 the ball a while, Harry then traction today from Chicago, making thirteen according to Hoyle. and there *8 nO threw wild to first, causing all the Barons 4f Pels 0. riders in all here, and thirteen of the tolling how many more they would subsequent trouble. Gillespie went Birmingham, Ala., May 6.—For the very best riders in the business. have made in the fwo innings In ques- to second on a wild pitch. Street and third straight time New Orleans lost to Between Georgia and Tech Captain Graves 'said Wednesday: tion. Tech High School Plays "Atlanta speed fans are going , to see Lorenzen went out, but Johnson sin- the Birmingham team this afternoon, Price "Was Good. gled to center, scoring Gillesple, and the final score being 4 to 0. Up until the fastest motorcycle racing this sea- Balenti pasted a home run to deep the sixth "Buck" Weaver held the local R. M. A. in Gainesville Ron that has ever been pulled off on T any track in the world. We've got Gil Price took command of the hurl- left field, making It three In the in- players hitless and rimless, but In the Coach D. V. Graves, of the Universi- juo rnjiiauri aamn ui oUfi ^" HI * *j the class of the motorcycle riders of in? duties at the start and the ning. sixth Birmingham, led by Pete Knisely. ty of Alabama, has been agreed upon ire at the heighth of theli form. southpaw was master of the situation The game was tied in the ninth, fell on the visiting heaver and batted To figure out the outcome of these On Saturday May 9th the world here and they have absolute- by Coaches Heiaman and Bean to um- rames In advance wautd be suicidal lv the fastest machines built. There for the, ficat seven innings. The only when Coyle opened with a double, ad- In four runs. Pitcher Jtobertson of the pire the four games between the Uni- will be a lot of rivalry between all bobble that the Crackers made all aft- vanced to third on Fliok's sacrifice locals was responsible for two of the and tallied on Doscher's wild heave counters. After two were down Weav- versity of Georgia and the Georgia Gainesville. Oa . May «.—(SpeciaM—* the riders and this will promote addi- ernoon robbed him not only of a vic- School of Technology. tional speed." tory, but of a shut-out. home. er purposely passed Tra&essor so as to The next opponent of tho stiong Riv- The admission fee for the races will Up until the eighth stanza Gil had It was a weird same, an oxciting get to the pitcher, but Robertson dou- These games will be for the south- erside Military acaden^ baseball team be 50 cents to the grandstand and 2.-> allowed but one bingle, a single by one, good and bad in spots. The kind bled to right and two runners came ern college championship. The first \\ ill br the Tech Hi^h school team cents to the arena. The first race will Jacobson. and the side ought to have of a game that will add a million gray | across Both teams placed errorlessgames will be played in Athens on of Atlanta he Saturday afternoon, with Mayor been retired in the eighth without a one. good and' bad in spits, the kind ball. Friday^ and Saturday and the final four games. The Atlanta pri'p& w ill come hers "Woodward fatarting the sweepstakes run and would have been with perfect tnat the tans watch on the anxious BHM. a.b ] . O. ab. r. h po games here the following Friday and Hitt-hcocriitt-ncock and KuDanks will pron- Saturday for H ^ame on the loenl ficM • bearing his name. Saturday night fielding-. But a bobble crept in and a! bench, Blu'm.lb 4 0 0 14 aturday. ibly be the pitching selections of the with the local JH cps and a %\ arm con- City Clerk Walter Taylor will start The Official Seorp. Murc'n.Jh 3 Starr,2b 4013 Georgia and Tech have gone through two coaches in the f irsit same in te^t is evpeeted couple of vicious clouts followed. Cov'on.lb 4 S\l'ter,c, £ 40000 the present season without encounter- .\thens on Friday, with Corlej COE This pr-ime will be doubly important, the race- . Price then allowed the first man up CHATTANOOGA — ab. r. n. po. K'nls'y.rf S a.t. f ;{ 0 2 0 0 ing a defeat in a single series. They Jeorgia and Pitts for Tech \v orkmg inasmuch AP thp To^li ITiRh school bo\s Captain Graves will announce the the ninth to hit safe for two cush- Johnson, If...... 5 bte'arl.fC Lind'y,3 4 0 0 0 i ha\ e won the highest percentage of jn Saturday. ! defeated Riverside last season In foor- complete program tor Saturday this ions. Jack Doscher assumed the hurl- Balenti, ss, 5 Magee.lf :t 1 0 1 0 Xorfn.rf 30010 games of any of the teams in th§ The Athena mav or and chamber of ball and the Hi\frsid«> cadets will be afternoon ing duties and after the base runner Jacobsen. cf 3 B.ir re.t>s Southern Intercollegiate Athletic as- ;ommei co IIH\ e declared half holidav hot after jcvcng^ in this game had advanced to third, uneorked a wild McCormick, rt 5 Hig'ns.C sociation, and are therefore clearly en- for the games there and a large de le- Hi v ei side ha^ just hi o Ken e\ en with heave, allowing the tving run to sift Coyle, Jb 4 titled to play for the title. gation of Atlanta fans are going o\er ! Gordon in n hot Dorics of games, each across the platter. After that Jack Flick, 2b 3 o o BoCh teams are_^pruned for action. to both games. The Tech .student body team winning tu o names, breaking was as good as Price was before the Graff,, 3b 2 Both have had the benefit of a strenu- will go over to the game Saturday. even in each series placed on the home eighth, which was very good. Totals 26 4 4 27 1 I .a\s 30 0 4 24 17 Crackers? Daily Hitting Street, c 4 R. grounds of each school. Sline was wild. his teammates Sline, p 0 Score by innings The showirip of Riverside in these chimed In with somp boots and some Birmingham. . . . 000 004 OOx—4 Lorenzen, p 3 001) 000 000—4 panics is considered a feplenrild tribute timely hits tallied four runs, while Gillespie. 3b 2 New Orleans. . to the ability of the pla\ ern and the These figures include the grame svith C bad base running- prevented at least Summarj — Two-base hit, Robertson; U-oachinp: of Frank Anderson, \\lio whip- tinooga on Wedheaday: two more, but the four runs were three-base hit, Stewart: stolen bases, AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 pcd a bunch o1 j^reen >ounRSters into PLAYKRS. G. AB. 1. H. enough to cause his retirement In the McDonald, Knisely, Stewart, Starr, ! fahape and ga-ve ono of the het-t trams Burns; double play, Covington to Ellam fourth. ATLANTA— ab.. r. h. po. a. e. Oonion has e\-er had the battle of their Lorenzen, a young southpaw, who to Coving-ton; bases on balls. Weaver 7, ! ]j v e!, McConnell, 2b 5 1 0 Robertson 2; left on bases, Birmingham Brovrnn 7, Naps 1. Reds 3. Card* O. succeeded Sline, pitched a grand game Jennings, as 4 1 6 .327 and the locals were only able to grab 7, Xew Orleans 4; hits, off Weaver S in Clevela nd, Ohio, May 6.—St. Louis St. Louis, Jlo., Mai ; as Kircher . Eibel. ib 3 0 13 6 innings. Bag-by 1 in 2 innings, Robert- beat Cleveland easily today, 7 to 1. invincible with mnii on bases todai, Flanagan .319 three ihits for the remaining innings Long, If 4 1 2 Holland - .279 son 4; struck out. Robertson 4, Weaver The feature of the game was a triple while his teammates hit Bailee and Double Bill Today. Flanagan, If. 3 2 1 2, Bagby 1; sacrifice hits, Ellam, Tra- play executed by Cleveland in the first ! Steele when hits counted and Cmcm- LADIES' DAY FRIDAY Jennings Kircher, cf. 4 | nati won from St Louis 3 tu n. SL. Reynolds il'67 The tie of "Wednesday makes it neces- Kessor. Time 1:35. Umpires, Kerin and inning, when it looked as if St. Louis Eibel . Holland, 3tj 4 would di ive Blanding: from the box. Louis had the bases full on two m - Pprryman sary that a double bill be played this Reynolds, c 3 Score by innings: R. H. E. I casions with but one out, but (he Lynch .. .203 afternoon, with the first game sched- Price, p 4 Rt. Louis 200 000 320—7 11 1 I counting it was "*not forthcoming Thf •L.tdie:-' day of the present series Dene . . , .-'60 uled to start at 2 o'clock. Doscher, p 0 Galls 2. Cleveland 010 000 000—1 3 2 | Score bv innings: K. H K. bet WPP 1 1 the Lookouts and the Crack - Dunn .171 Ferryman and Dent will probably do xLynch 0 •Cincinnati .... 200 000 001—3 !> 0 i M\S will he t o m o i r o w On this d a v , 100 Montgomery, Ala.. May 6 —Tn the Batteries—James and Agnew; Bland- the twirling for the Crackers, with, xxWelchorice ...... 1 third game of the series. Mobile de- Ing, James and Rarlsch. Time, 2:10. i tit. Louis 000 000 000—0 ."> 0 the I ;ur f .1 MS ho tiling ladies' season .071 Turner and Harding for the Lookouts. Batteries: Bcnton and Clarko; Salleo m-Kols n. ill ho ad mil ted free, by pru- .000 feated Montgomery by a score of 5 to 2. Umpires, HHdebrand and O'Loughlfn. Street and Graham for the Lookouts 4 7 33 13 1 The Ipcals played a poor fielding game I a lid ynj der. Time, l* hours. I'm pi res. «-('() ting the nrlcet a.t thp gate .000 and Dunn and Munch for the Crack- Quigley and Eason. .000 ers will divide the catching. x-Ran for Reynolds llth, xx-hit behind Nelson. Gudger, the visitors' Athletics 7, Red Sox 3. Captain Harry Welchonce will be for Doscher in llth. hurler, did not allow a hit until the Philadelphia, Pa, May 6.—Hard hit- | Pirates 1, Culm O. G. M. C. 17, Dahlonega 3. back in center field for the Crackers, fifth inning. Waley's great catch in the ting and sensational fielding enabled i Pitishurs. I'a , May 6 —A walk to Milli>dLre\ illf, , Viox's sacrifice, Keating's coachinpr lines or third base. it is Chattanooga 000 000 031 00- ctror on Mitchell's grounder and a wild b\ p srnre of 17 to I G)i<_e^- Atlanta 022 000 000 00— Daley, If :t 0 T 2 1 game, and also made the first home ] pitch by Cheney gave the locals tho 1 1 doubtful which. As he is hitting well Baker.^b :i 0 1 1 7 run of the season at Shibe Park. Strunk g, fur th' loc: 1 1 -, pitched the first right now and playing good ball In Summary—Two-base hit, Coyle; home 1 only run of today's same, making it fi\ e innin«s, nahlonesra. getting onlv HoU'er.ss I! 0 0 2 2 hurt his hand trying; to make a diving j PROFILE every department, Billy may take a run, Balenti; double plays, McConnell .•ert,3b ; 0 2 the second string of seven consecutive 'i'ie sc-rat(-h tut He v. us relh \ ed bv chance with him on the hot corner. to Jennings to Eihe!. Coyle to Flick; Dobard.ss itz'n.cf 3 2 catch of a fly by Speaker. victories for Pittsburg this season Ldssit* i . .lones v. as knocked all over With the strongest battle front that innings pitched by Sline 2 1-3 with 4 hits Clark.If U 1 0 1 0 •d'r.lh 0 10 Score by inning's R. H. E. Score by innings: R. H. E, the f i el J m tin, f irbt thre« innmsrs. Jtiller.rr s rf 3 1 1 « 0 Boston 000 021) 1 ftO—?> S 1 Chicago .... 000 000 000—0 2 3 they have been able to show in-several 4 runs, by Price, S with 4 hits 3 runs; Philadelphia .. .120 300 12x—7 15 3 He « a^ ta'lv'ii out a nd Robersoii davs in the field, the Moosemen will struck out by Price, 3, by Lorenzen 3, Schmi't c Kle Pittsburg .... 000 000 001—1 4 1 put in, but tlie same « as hopeli'.^lv find the going extremely difficult this bv Sline 3, by Doscher 1, bases on- balls, Gudger.p Batteries—R Collins, Bedient and Batteries: Cheney and Archer; lost at th.tt stage O M <' bat led afternoon. ilveb 10000 Carilgan; Bush and Sehang. Time, 2'00. Adams and Gibson. Time, 1 37 L'm- firrteU. The1, uld.% again tomorrow off Sline 2, off Lorenzen 3. off Price 4, Umpires, Egan and Evans. | pires, Klem and "Hart. How They Scored. off Doscher 1, sacrifice hits, Jennings, Tot;ila 32 B 7-7 12 Total.s 30 2 6 27 17 Score b.\ innnist, TV, H E. Flick 2, Flanagan 1; wild pitches. Price -v -Hit for Nelson in inlh. n,i h l o n e ga. . QoonoiflOO — i .t -l The Crackers counted twice in the 1, Doscher 3, hit by pitched ball, by Vnnkt* 4, Senator* O. Dodgers 5, (jtaatN .'{. G M. C. . . .-.")" 00" Olx- — -17 20 i. second round. Flanagan walked. Score by innings: R. Washington, May 6.—New York .New York, May 6.—Brooklj n took Hline (Kircher, Eibel, Reynolds). Time, Mobile . . 100 102 100—5 the series from New Yurk today by Batteries— Jones Rnbeison and Kircher was' hit and Holland beat out 2:47. "Umpires, Rudderham and Pfen- took the laat game of the series with 1-ime: Gliecalin-i. Lapsitcr and Kllibon. his bunt, filling the bases. Then after Montgomery 000 010 100—2 Washington today, 4 to 0, mainly winning the deciding frame .% to 3. Naji Summary—Errors. Daley 1, Baker 2, through the fine pitching- of Caldwell. Rucker, Brooklyn's star pitcher, pitch- L'mpn e. l*i ttman Scarf slide space Elwert 1, Nelson 1. two-base hits, Only one Washington player got as ed his first game of the reason and Sclmitdt. Baker; thi-ee-ba^e hit. Miller; far as third base. The g-ame was had the champions i>hut out until UIG Gibson Reports. and lock front stolen base. Jantzen; duoble pla\s. called at the end of the seventh to al- ninth i ruling, when New Yor k .scored 1 Baker to Hollander to ^neclccor. Klein low the visitors to catch a train. three runs aftei two runners had b^en Xa--h\ilio, in MA - fi — Prank Gih- ow to Gribbens, Miller to Perrv to Cal- Beoi e bv innings: R. H EJ. etired. »n, n ,tatema- at the close , of last season ^ ^ Oftfast Brantt ^ ^^ ta America Indians 7, Peaches O. and Breitenstcin. pires, Connoll> and IMneen. ree, Fromm* and Me\ ers and Johnson, UNITED smrcr & COLLAR co. TROY N.Y. Score byMnningrs: R. Hr E Score by innings. R. H. E. Time, 1.43. Umpires, Orth and Bi i OH, I Thomasville .. .. 000 000 000—0 3 1 aeon 000 000 000—0 6 5 Turtles!^ Vols 6. TlKt>rM 4, White Sox 2. Phlladelphio-BuNton—K Savannah 003 040 000—7 7 0 | Brunswick 100 101 OOx—3 S 1 Ch icago. May 6.—C abb's base ru n- XashviMe, Tenn., May fi.—Nashville OTHER RESULTS Batter ies—Mjirtiti and Bowden; Batteries—Roth and Dudley; Wood mng and Crawford's brilliant catch of and Memphis battled fourteen innings Alcock's fly when Chicago had the KmallwooU and Smith. Time, 1:30. Um- and Schuman. Time, 1:35. Umpire, Mc- to a 6 tA 6 tie this afternoon, the game Panamas Cleaned, Best pire, 1'enUer. Kee. being called by Umpire Kellum on ac- b as es filled in the fourth inning count of darkness to the dissatisfac- helped Detroit defeat Chicago 4 to ^ FEDERAL LEAGUE Work. BUSSEY, "Thi.ld hat man" Waycroa* 1O, Cordele 7. tion of the players, who claimed that today. Gulls 3, Foxes 1. it uas still light enough to play. Cal- Score by innings R. H. E. Score by innings: R. H. E. Chicago tOl 000 000—2 9 5 PUtnburff IO. Kannat* City 4. 281/2 Whitehall. Score by innings- R. H. E. lahtui's work featured. He hit two Detroit 102 010 000—4 6 2 Charleston 1-02 000 OOO—-3 9 1 Waycross .. .. 302 040 001—10 8 2 home runs over the right field fence ftcai e by inning^. 11 H. 1'- Cordele 002 202 010— 7 15 5 ami drove in five1 of Nashville's runs. Batteries—.Scott, Cicotte and Schalf. Pittsburg: 03.5 ftJl fill —10 IT. 0 Columbus ...... 100 000 000—1 11 3 Mayer; Hall. Reynolds. Dauss and Batteries—Antley, Clarke and Cove- He also <-ut off a run at the plate by Kansas City . . . 100 010 00-'— I 13 i-_' "THEOLD RELIABLE' Batteries; Eldrtdge and Marshall; ney; Filligem, Osendorf and Eubanks a splendid throw of a hit to center Stanage. Time, 2 25. Umpires, Chill Batteries: Walker. Adams and Bo - Camnitz, Redding- and Thompson. Time Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Gentle. field. Goulait gave way to Liebhardt and Sheridan. ry; Harris, Stone, Hogan and Kasterlj BLACK 1:32. Umpire. Vitter. aftor the ninth More pitched the en- 3R tire game for Nashville. Games Wanted. Baltimore H, St. I.onlN 7. CAPSULES! AMJBRICUS 7. VALDOSTA 1; TURTS—VOL .Score by innings: R H K Gamecocks 4, Babies 3. VALDOSTA 2, AMEHICUS O MEM. sib. r h. pn NASH ab. r h po. a The Term Haute baseball team Baltimore 000 102 500—S ]] 1 Fcore bv innings' R. H. E. First Game. Alli-son.of f. 1 ^ 0 KiiiE.lf « 2 2 3 would like to arrange a game with St. Louis -. .. .. 020 031 100—7 8 1 ?f3EMEOYran ME Ml Coyle.rf 4 0 1 - O Wll'ma,2' h 421-16 some good club in the city for Satur- Batteries: B\ Smith, Quinn and Jack- Albany., 000 000 003—3 8 4 'Score by innings: R. H. E. n t 1 O S la'n cf 6 2 3 « 1 Columbia 000 001 030—4 6 6 Stark 3b day. May 9, on their grounds. Call litsch; Brown. Crandall and Simon. Americus 030 000 202—7 13 0 Bullen.^b Owen Pack, 60 Marietta street. Bell Batteries—South and En-win; Win- Valdosta .... 000 001 000—1 9 5 Shan'i.as .1 MrCabe If K phone Ivy S321-J; All. 2734. Chicago 12, Buffalo 4, e-hell, Averette and Braun. Time, 1:50. Batteries: Gray and Manchester; Score by innings: R. H. K. Umpire. Lauzon. Mer'tt.lb 6 LindH'y.s-g rt Vale .">. Vi'liam Vaughan and O'Brien. Umpire, Col- Bemis,c 5 Gibson, c 4 The Atlanta Federals want to ar- Buffalo 301 000 000— 1 7 S Arrrij- 7, Prnn State 2 Fenn. .", J,(?hfp-h BASEBALL I£SAY 1ms. Goui'it p ,1 0113 More.p 5 000 range games with any strong semi- Chicago 010 620 03x—12 10 4 Princeton G. PHt<-. 2 C'ornoli _', Coin in. ' Tourists 8, Scouts 1. Second Game. Llebh't.p 2 0024 professional teams either In Atlanta Batteries: Moraii, Anderson , and Hol> fru1*1* - Brim n 1 ^fx ?., "RutRer^ or in other cities. Address all chal- Blair; Hendrix and Wilson, Block. Tufts If, I.afriy. l .fohns, H 7 Ml Tos. Atlanta vs. Chattanooga Score by inninigs: R, H. E. Score by innings: R. H. E. Totals 4^ B 15 42 20 Totals 48 6114231 lenges to the sporting editor of The iicorE^iown S Navy :> A\ ofn»(i S. Cl^rn. Augusta . . . .000 004 301—8 9 2 Valdosta. 101 000 x—2 6 3 Constitution. Brooklyn-Indianapolis, rain. A. A.- M of N <• U. Trinity •! POXCB DE i,i;r>\ PARK Jacksonville . . .001 000 000—1 6 1 Americus . . 000 000 0—0 2 4 Mmpiis ..o 310 000 000 00-5 TWO ti AMES TODAY. Batteries—A. Johnson and Berger; F. (Game called by agreement.) Nashville . . .200 001 030 000 00—6 lflir»t Game Called at 2: Johnson and Krebs. Time, 1:55. Um- Batteries: Wing-fts and O'Brien; Dacy Summary: Errors. Sloan 1; two-base pire, Moran. and Manchester. Umpire, Collins. hits, Shanley, Bemis 2, Mullen! home runs - Catlahan 2; stolen bases, Calla- nan, Oibson; sacrifice hits, Coyle, Mul- Distinctively IndMd\iaJ len, Shanley. Goulait. Williams. Gib- son, More; struck out, by Goulait 7, by Liebhardt 1, hy More 3; bases on balls, off Goulait 4. off More 1; hit by pitch- er. Mullen. Merritt; innings pitched by Goulait 9 with 7 hits and 6 runs; double play. King" to Memingrway; left on bases. Memphis 6, Nashville 7; passed ball, Gibson. Time. 2:31. Um- pires, Kellum and Chestnut.

PIEL BROS. STANDING OF CLUBS ATI MA

Southern CLUBS. PROVE THEIR CLAIMS Chatt. . . N. O. : . Atlanta. . Mobile . Nashville Bhm "Barley-malt and hops in various quantities, Mont. . . Memphis and methods of brewing and fermentation alone CLUBS. Plttuburc determine the difference in taste of the four Phlla. . . . Brooklyn New York. Clncin'tl . Piel Bros. Brews/' Chicago . St. Louis . Boston . . QUERIES ANSWERED Analysis of Piel's Beer purchased in the open market and certified oy Dr. Robert C. Schupphaus, A. M., Under this head the sporting editor will Ph. D., (Goettingen) Member of the American, Ger- •ndeavor to answer all questions pertaining man and Chemical Industrial Societies. Dated o all branches of sports. fttBna Cbupans can be exchanged for distinctive Gtfo October 20th, 1913. Dick Jemlson, Sporting Editor The Con- stitution Please give me the address of The Sportintf Life, the weekly sporting pa- >er. ' C. H. S, Ask for the favorite Ptel brew throughout the south. Philadelphia. Pa. State League. CLUBS. W. L. PC., CLUBS W L. PC. Dick Jemison. Sporting Editor The Con- Thorn'lie .11 6 .Sill Valtlosia. . 9 9 .500 stitution: Has Jeas Wtllard signed papers Waycrosa .11 6 .6471 Cordele . . fi 12 .333 box Gunboat Smith In Atlanta this ALmericus .10 8 .B5fil Brunswick 5 11 .312 onth? If so. what date? J. S. G. PIEL'S GOLDEN DORTMUNDER He has not signed. TODAY'S GAMES Always Bottled at the Brewery Georgia-Alabama League Southern league. Chatta. In Atlanta. Memphis in N. O. in B'hatn. Mobile in M Annlston 6, Gadnden 2. Sold by All First-Class Dealers Score bv innings: R. H. E. South South Atlantic Gadsden 010 000 010—2 7 4 North Chaa. In Albany. Savannah I Anniston 000 230 lOx—6 10 1 in Wake Forest Columbia in Jacksonville. Tennessee v. Sewanee in Seuanee. CClembo, n v.. Woffor»v uiiordu i11n 1 HpartanburgaparLitiiuur . American XeTrnnn 4, Rome 3. A •n v. Cumberland in Auburn. Detroit In Chicago. St. Louis in Cleveland. Score; R. H, E. Ken icky State v. Manual High In Lei- Fhila. in Washington. New York In Boston Newnan 4 5 3 Ingtor Rome 3 6 3 Tel i A. & M Batteries: Whitney and Kiraball; tion. Boote and Taylor. M. C. v. Dahlonesa li LaGrange 6. Ope Ilka 5. Federal Score by innings. H Glavenich Released. K. C PittsburK hi St. Louis. LaGrange 300 100 011—6 In Indianapolis. B'klyn in Chic. Gpelifca 02!! 000 100—'„ New Orleans, May t>. — Pitcher Luke Glavenich today wa& released by the O«*orKia State Leacue. Batteries- Weaton. Bannister and C. PIEL M. PIEL PJEL M. PIEL Valdosta fn B'wlcb. Americas in Lafitte; WUliama. Newell and - Wil- local Southern Association club to the Founders Sole Owners In Way Cleveland American league team.

- t NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER! THE COKTSTrrUTIOJSr, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, MAT 7, 1914. Page Eleven. COTTON ADVANCES, RANGE IN COTTON. CLOSE-IS STEADY ATLANTA QUOW10NS VERY FEW TRADES BANK GOVERNORSHIP i ATLANTA'S STRIDES Jan. '". 11.50 ll.«S 11.59 11.61 11.63 ATLANTA 1,1 VK STOCK. 3IARKETL Mch. . 11. <9 11.6!) as 11. 87 il.«T 11.66 CBy w. H. White, Jr^ at th* Wblta Pre> Co-> Apr. . 12.03 12.04 12.00 12.00 11.S9 12.02 Good to choice flteere, 1,000 to 1.300 «>«« MAY GO TO HARDING! FROM DAY TO DAY May . 12.50 12-50 12.48 12.53 12.54 12,46 June . 12.42 12.36 J6.SO to $7.35. July . IN WIARKET Good steers. 800 to 1.000 Ibfc. f6.2t to RALLIEI S , Iji 12.21 12.2« 12.18 12.26 12.26 12.17 J7.00. An«. . I2.o:> 1S.11 12.03 12JO 13.07 12.1)3 Wilson May Name Birming- BeptL . 11.77 Medium to «ood steer* -700 to 850 lb*. Buildfnff newg constituted the fea- 11.77 $5.50 to 46,50. ture of Wednesday's, activities relating Oct. . 11.65 11.67 ii.so" 11.64 11.63 - 11.63 Good to choice beef cows. 800 to 900 Itw., ham Man to the Post De- Closed Steady, Net 8 Points Dec. . 11.67 11.69 11.62 11.64 11.64 11.6& Chances of Decreased Acre- J6.00 to J6.50. , Few Shares Either Rise or to the real estate market Medium to EOOd COWB, 700 to 750 ItW., »5.60 clined by Olney. The most Important of these an- Higher to 2 Points Lower. Cloud steady. age in Red Rivpr Valley to $6.00. (nounceraents is that the University Medium to choice heifers, 760 to SGO Lba. Fall as Much as a. Point. > to Wgw OrlMM C>U«m. club is atronsl^consldering building a Demand for Old Crop Po- "T 1—T—li^ti" Cause Advance—Strength Medium to Wood heifers. 850 to 7GO tba» Period of Inaction Indi- Washington, May 6.—President Wilcon liome of fts own. JOwnfHJrhl ixwJwaWj 55.00 to $5.75. today received Richard Olney's letter At a meeting: last nigrlit. Jn fact, the Jan. . 11.70 11.70 11.69 11.67 The above represents rnling prices of good in which the former secretary of state club practically decided to b-uild a new sitions Renewed. 11.70 'it-it 1 quality beef cattle. Inferior gradM "*"* t Mch.'. 11.77 11. 76 • in Other Articles. cated. declined the appointment as governor 1 May . 12^80 iz."s'2 ii'sd ij.'sd 1Z.S). 12.7& dairy types aelllus lower. buildtne or lease and have Remodeled June . 12 T2 13.67 Medium to common uteera. U f*t, *00 to of the federal reserve board. a structure that is already built. The July . 900 Iba., J6.75"to SC.25, "I f«el honored Quite beyond words," exact site of neither Of the buildings New York. May 6.—-An early advance ii'.ti is.Vs ii Vi is.Vs 12.67 12.82 Chicago, May 6, —Chance s of de- Mixed to common cows. If ttst. 700 to 800 New York, May 6, — The stock mar- in the cotton market was checked by: 12. 08 13 39 12.34 1S.3* 12.36 12.33 creased. acreage in the ±t-ed Kiver val- Ibs., $4,50 to $5.50. ket was almost at a standstill during Mr. Olney's letter said, "by your ietter would be disclosed, but are said to be tiie very favorable average of today's * 11. 86 11.34 ii.Vi ii.Vs ii.Vs 11.09 11.S7 ley, 5oUi on the ilmneiota and fhe Mixed common, $3.50 to $5.60. most of today's trading-. In the for- of the 13th ultimo, by the im- in two blocks of the club'p present lo- weather news, but. after rather a sharp! 11.08 11. SS .Dakota aides, had m uch to do today Good butcher bulla, J4.50 to *5.25. , eign markets, as well as at home, in- portant offer and by the friendly ex- cation, which is on Asa O. Candler's reaction, prices steadied again on a. re- with bringrinjf about sire-iigtji in wheat, frlme hogH. 160 to 200 Iba.. 48.50 to J8.«0. itiative was lacking1, and indications newed demand for old crop positions, Hies ii.Vo ii'ti ii.Vo 11.07 11.65 The outcome waa a. bteaay close at a Good butcher hogs, 140 to 1*0 IbB., 98.40 to pression of confidence which accom- property in the middle of the block on were for an indefinite period of inac- panied the offer. Peachtree between f^llis and Cain and the close was steady, net 8 points Closed very steady. shade to l-4f&.3-bc net advance. Corn $8.50. tion pending the clearing up of some hlgrher to i; points lower. finished a sixteenth ot£ to I--KU J-*Sc up; Uood butcher air*. 100 to 140 lbsu $8.25 of the more important problems which "But the act of congress, which very streets Houses with Liverpool connections to §3.35. properly requires each member of the oats with a gain uf l-s to l-bi? 1-4. and Light pig-s. 80 to 100 Ibs.. JS.OO to J8.25, obscure tlie outloolc. The EngU&h mar- Full details Are cri\ en elsewhere in w*re active buyers of July during' the provisions dearer by 7 1-J to -i>. ket. it Is expected, will so slowly federal reserve board to g've ^IS entire this issue of The Const i tut ion BONDS. a e Heavy and rough boss. 300 to 300 Ins.. early trading, and, after opening Wheat specul&ioia » * mo^t atten- 57-oO to $S._'5. until the Ulster question is disposed time to hfs work. Is an inseparable ob- Forsytfa Street ClufldfnjC. steady at unchanged prices to an ad- V. S. 2s registered tion today to devclopraent.lt in the Above quotations apply to cornfad. hoge. of. On the continent, financial con- of 3 points, the market sold .. to lirafton, b. t>,, one of this market the Mexican situation tution's stor\, printed a week or more the best yrociuclns facetious in the Cattle .scarce—market strong and hlgh*r. continues to be the chief restradnlns ous instances assumed duties and ai;o, of ihe plans for the erection of a Points under July-August in Liverpool U. 8. 4s registered \\orlcl, mdicateu chat, owing to pio- Hog receipt^ light—market slightly lower. influence. While this factor has been undertaken trusts which, from their aubstantiaJ new building at the corner *t the opening, comparing with a dif- do, coupon • ,.109% longred cojd. vvtit weather, beetling had personal nature, cannot properly be de- of Forsvth and Broth or ton streets, Panama 3s coupon -.100 of smaller influence since the suspen- w here the «ork of regri ad ing is now ference of only 34 points some two or American AsTlcuUuraJ &s .. only been completed aboui iij pei cent, FLOUK. FEED. sion of hostilities, the uncertainty volved upon others. three weeks ago, and the foreign fauy- .- 995* as a rule, ana that, after Ma.y ID, otfiei (Corrected by W. S. Duncan & Co.) S't/'jipr on 'American Cotton Oil Ss, bid still felfr on this score hangs over the "If the conclusion 1 have come to This will be n flv6.2G. Victory (our finest pat- The movement of stoclcg today cor- aiifi v ill be occupied by the southern and for fresahn scraaaistraddle account,. unerThere i AtcmsoAtchlson gen. 4« tor some time, the outlook la precari- ent). 96,10; Quality tin 4 8-pound towel regret it, but you can hardly be sorrier Belling i-ompdnv Itt, cost will depend .. 86% bags). «6.i!5. Quality «our finest patent). responded with this state of affairs than I am. that I am able to do BO 1 was also somme buyin' "'—g o-*f Jul*"'~y agains.__*t i Atlanti»«._«_c Coast. Lin. e col. 4s.. .. 80 ous, becaus-e aeveial days uf warm. dr> Few shares either rose or fell as much xipon whether the building will be of sales of neiww crops oy local traders, Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4 feu .. weather are needed ty put the land in Jb.30; Giona (self-rising;. *5.90; Gloria little in aid of an administration whose fireproof or semi-fireproof construc- ra f 58 bld (beif-rlsintr, IS-Dound j,acks), |6.lO; White as a point. Trading was on a rUmtn- I tion who were supposesuppo....d to be reversing! £*2J f ? , 5&.60; White Lily Cself- ishinfr scale. There was nothing in flrst year of achievement, makes it one trades put out some time ago, when J ___„ , „ _. . mattering prospects for winter rlsAne. 13-pound sacks;, S5.Z&, White ItUy the clay's news to srive direction to of the most notable the country has the July premium over October was ch? ^ & o i CVi I j wheat madt; pucea undergo a dip at . but during most of the mai - Down ihlghesi pateotj, $6.C6; Puritan trend. In the morning prices eased The president has not yet selected j woi kins on the plant- far the law After the close of the English mar- Chicago! R I & P*c K. R. "c< .. 34% ket averaged higiher. Firm cables and (highatt patent), J&.50; Paragon (highest off on scattered realizing and the sale ket, however, the demand became less Erie gen. 4e decreasing bupplies in Europe, as well patent). 5o.50; Home Queen (hlgheat pat- anyone to substitute Mr. Olne> on the f building- whli h Reuben Arnold and .. 73 ent). JB.50. White Cloud (high, .patent), here of a few thousand shares by Lon- [Harvey Hill, ownei t> of tl <=• old cham- active and the market turned easier] Illinois Central ref 4s, bid . ..-92 as' the United States, weie ihelpful tu don- - A recovery followed, on which board and is not likely to make any Tinder scattered selling-, which appear-1 -Loulavllle & Nashville un. 4s the buying &ide. Su fai thin week, $5.35; White Daisy (high patent), $6.35; choice for several days as he is ag-ain ibcr of commerce buildins. at the north- & ..95% Ocean Spray (patent). 55.10, Southern Star Reading made a temporary showing: east corner of Pr\ 01 and Hunter ed to be inspired by the favorable de- T *?,'?" Myera. 5s .. -. north wester n stocks ha,ve been cut '.patent;, $6.10; King- Cotton (patent), of strength, but in the last hour the canvas&ins" the field of available men sti eets, w ill erect on lh.it hite nearly 1,51)0,000 bushels. tailed weather reports and official ii?£*"Hr ? 5Ka? " y *T " %«*• \ 4.90; Tulip flour (patent). $4.40, list sagged again. Northern Pacific, It was said by persons closer to the Ihe hti ucture v, ill be »e-\ en stories forecasts tor generally fair weather in jJI^°^ *ik 5- {l. "" i£ < 1-ea.ders In the corn crowd were in- Meal, Sacked. Per Bushel—Ideal, plain, Missouri Pacific and Chesapeake and president that in all likelihood a New am! will oct upv a lot ."J u\i->o The the belt tonight and tomorrow. Offer-! SY v H1 * wtUfoiii • clined to be bullish, on account of con- j 6-pound sacks. 92c; 4S-i>ound sacks. 94c; Ohio were distinctly heavy, but the Ings of new crop portions ,may also;"' *-"..^-_« *_^ wu-«or _ 24-pound backs, 9fic; cracked corn, 90-pound England man would be chosen so that cost will be about $130,000 Norfolk & Western cv.B ciuu^d delay to. Argehtine ship'ments. bacKb, 95c. average change wag trifling. the geographical lepresentatioii on the have been encouraged by the report of Northern Pacific 4a 3514 At first, howevt r, reports of better Grain, Sacked, Per Bunnel—Corn, choice Pig iron statistics for April made a board might be symmetrical. C. b. o. prominent southern authority claim- Pennsylvania cv, 3^s (1915.) 99 weather 4n Argentina made quotations R&d Cob, 96c, No. 'J. while. 94,c; yellow. 93c; better 'Bliowing than had been expect- Hamlin, now assistant secretary of the ing that the crop was two weeks early Readlns gen. 4e.. ., 94% sag. Corn planting in the United Staler oats, fancy Canadian, 56c; No. 2 white clip- ed. The month's total was 2,269,000 treasury, who comes from Boston, had vast of the river, normal to a week Republic Iron & Steel Be (1940) bid.. 9314 is extending" "ot th ward rapidly, and, ped, 65c, fancy v. hile. 54c. white. 6. H, 30,000 Miners Accept Scale. St. Lnule & San Fran. ref. 4s " , bales. $2.50; Purina chow- increase of supplies, estimated vari- designate five hanks in each reserve the late trading: when there was a HUh. I-ow Th* tallowing were the prices en the ex- * Amal$. Copper. . 72% 72% change Wednesday. K', -, s. *2 30, furlna baby ously at 5,000,000 to 15,000,^00 pounds. bank district to execute the organiza- good, demand for July from a house Arn. Agricultural. 52% chick feed. $2.25, Purina .ten, 12-pack- Demand sterling rose to the highest tion certificates provided for by the credited with having ^tapped' part of 6:2 aee bales. $2.30; Purina scratch, 100-pound Am. Can .... 27 'i 28% 27,, 27^4 Article*. Opoa. High- Low. Close. QIo«e. figure of the year today, arid it was law. To facilitate the incorporation of the first May notices for southern mill Am. Car and Fdry. 4SH WHEAT— sacks. ?J.05; Victory baby chick feed, $2 JO, expected that further engagements of the reserve banks, the representatives Interests. Closing prices were 6 to S Arn. Cities . . . 32 May ... \ letory scratch. 100-pound sacks, $2.10. gold for Europe would be arranged of the flve banks designated will meet 1 do. pfd 93% 93% 33% 93% oyster shell, 100-pound sacks, 70 cents, points higher on old crop months. 62% July . . . 85% 85Va SB% 36% chicken wheat, per buthel, $1.25; beef Bonds were steady, aside from a two- in the reserve city of their districts Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands, Am. Cotton OH . ... 40 Sept. . . . S4^B 84% 34% 84% bcrapb, 100-pound sacks, $S 26j beef acraps, point rise in Rock Island collaterals as soon as practicable. This done, the 13.90; pulf, 13.15. No sales. Am. . 62% G2 €3 62% CORN— 50-pound sacks. $3,flO, charcoal, fifl-pound Total sales, par value, $2,110,000. United subscribing banks wll! become mem- Am. Snuff 157% 1ST 157% 157 May . . . . .66'6 66% H6U 68% -.acks, ?1.&0. Am. Sugar ____,, States twos registered advanced % on ber banks and will at once select elec- 10H4 102 tt July . . . . -66'* 6SU eu% 6t>% Ground Feed. Per Cwt.—Aneb feed. $1.80, call. tors, who. In turn, will choose the di- COTTON MARKETS. Am. Tel. and Tel. .123% 121^ 122£ 122 Sept . . . . .65V* ~«5 66% »>&% 6B% Am. Tobacco . . .226 226 225 226 rlean*,—Middlinl g 13^; receipts Central Leather . .36% 35 A 35% 35^ May ...... 19 75 13.55 51 65. 2, rullnff rate, 1 *£ , closing, 1%@1% these groupa will be fixed by the or- 5.702, expoortsi , S.U4. i.d.I«far -M38, stock 146,- Che^p'ke and Ohio. 54 52% 52% July . . . 19,93 20.02 19.87 120.05 19 SG Shorts, Bran ana Mill Feed—Shorts Time loans weaker 50 dayu. 2?%, 90 days. ganisation committee and the third by 137. Chi. Mil. and St. Sept 20.00 ^0 ^0 19 00 i;0.10 19.95 white, 100-pound aacka, 51 85; shorts, fan- @S: six- months, 3 fir 3 H- the federal reserve board when it is or- Galveston—Mlddling 13: receipts 2,267; Paul ..... 9B 55^4 3S% 09 LARD— cy. 7fi-pound sacks, $1.80; shorts, P. Mercantile paper, 3^4 @4. ganized- exports, 177, sales 2.80S. stock 320,636. Brie 28% 28 fo 28% 28% May . . . 10.00 10 07 10.00 10.0139 BS W,, 7B-pound sacks, $176; shorts brown Sterling exchange steady, fie days, J4.8535; Mobile—Middling 12 13-16, receipts 266; General Electric . ' *~ "14S14 117 146!4 July. . . 10 02 10.17 10 13 10.110.170 IQO-pound sacks, 51 70; Georgia feed 75- smand. $4.8770 Sept. . , , 10 30 10 35 10 30 10.35 10.27 exports 74: « B*rm meal, 75-pound sacks. Bar silver, 53. exports 842, sale* 200; stock 60.488. Interborough - Met.. 3Bay . . . 11.00 U. OB 11 00 11 06 11.86 51.70. bran, P. W., 100-pound aa.cks, $1.65, Mexican dollars. 45%. Just to get the water boiling, Charleston—Middling 13 H ; receipts 216; pfd. ..,-.. 63% 62 H 82 <£ July . . . 11.12 11 20 ll 12 11.20 11 10 "-an. P. W., •Jo-pound sacka. $1 65 Government bonds firm , railroad bonds We are in a sorry fix exports 480, .stock 5,593. Kan. City South. . 'J5H 25 25 25*4 Sept. . . , 11.30 11 3J 11 27 11.3211.-E2 Salt—Salt Brick (medicated), per case. steady. When you dodge >our day of toiling Wilmington—Receipts SI stock 19,467. 3behlgh Valley. . .13916 138% 13914 139% JS 00; wait brick (plain), per case J2 25 Norfolk—Middling 13, receipts 264; ex- L. and N 133% 133% Rcceiptq In salt Red Rook, per cwt.. 31-00; salt o»on New York—Middling 12.DO, receipts 43 Mex. Petroleum . B7J4 55% Hogs, head 18,000 17,000 These prices are f.o b. Atlanta, pubjept N. Y. Central . . 92% fe Money, Va ® %, Croup or Cough exports $30. stock 119.982. ._ market chane s. Special prices on Short bills and three months, 2 Q-lt>. Minor portb—Stock S.681. N. Y., N. H. and H- ''A 68% G914 St. £*oain Cash Quotation*. mixed and solid cars. UEHEVKJD IWSTANTL.V BY THE Total today—Recaipts 10,414. exports 11,- N. and' W. . . .103% 103% 10S% 108% St Louis, May 3.—The following wer*- the . 403; stock 349.083. Northern Pacific . .110% 109% 100% 110% cash quotations on grain and, tha previous Potatoes, unchanged . receipts, 40 cars. Total for week—Receipts 54,374; exports Pennsylvania . . . -Ill 110% 110% 111% close: 3% 3% OATS— $10. Red Rock eyrup. $l.Ed per callon. Egea, unsettled receipts, 39 186: fresh Hoama, La. Houston—Middling 12ft , receipts 1 1,588; do. pfd...... & 4% 4% 4% No. a j. ..91>4 71 Candy — Stick. 5 He; mixed. 6 54c; choco- Copp«r steady. Electrolytic, $14 37. Jake, gathered storage packed firsts, 21 @21 »/i, shlpmentH 4.C8L'. nates 473; block 9 * 075 St. L and San Fran No 2 whit* 73 @73«£ 72%@73 lates, 12c. nominal, oastings, S14 [email protected]. E>rei>i>ed poultry dull and \venk , western Par sale at JACOBS' PHARMA- Memphis—Middling 13V ; receipts 335: 2nd pfd 3% OATS- Belt— 100-lb. bags, 63c, Jca cream. 60c- Tin firm, spot. [email protected], June, S33.05 chlckena froeen, 15@20, fowls. 14@19, tur- CY CO.'S 11 stores. Free sam- shipments 10136. sales 2.400; stock 71 653 Seaboard Air Line. . 19% NO. 2 40 39'/2 @40 GroJiacryntal. 80c; No, 3 barrals. $3.2*. @33 30. keys. 25IJF 2(1 ples at Main store. 8-1J Marietta Augusta.—Middling- 13^ : receipts 34; do. pfd 54% 54% No. 2 white .. .. -. 41 40!£ Arm and Hammer £oda, $3.05; keg aoda, Iron quiet and unchanged1. Bhipments 458; sales 8bl; stock 35,621. iJ* Kancart City. ,May 6 — Butter, eg^a And sti eet. 0 Klosfa-Shef. Steel and. 2c. Royal Baking Powder, l-Jb.. $4 8? London copper steady; spot, £63 5s; fu- poultry unchanged. St. Louis—Middling 1314; receipts 1 0 2- Iron 27 26 Primary Movement. fc-lb., $5.00; Ilorsford'o, $4.50; Good luck. turea, £63 10s. St "Louis, Rta-y 6. — Poultry, egEE un- Bhipments 3.814. sales 40, stock 29,469' Southern Pacific . .91% 91% 91% Wheat—Receipts, 409,000, against 70S last $3.75 : Success. $7.80 ; Rough Rider. $1.80. Tin easy; spot, £149 15s. futures, [151 J5s. angeged. Cincinnati—Receipts 612: shipments 2,- B«an»— Lima. 8%c; navy. $2.68? * Iron. Clo\ eland warrants, 51s 3d. stock 19,824 Southern Railway 24% year. Shipments. 731,000, against 1.429 000 Butter, lower, creamery, 25. receipts d.o pfd 79 79% last year. Ink — Per crate. $1.20. Tennessee) Coppec 34% 34% Corn—Receipts 341,000, against 528,000 last Jelly — SO-lb. p*lla, $1.35; 8-oau. $2.70. Texas Go 143 143 143 143 year. Shipments 533.000, against 358,000 Spaghetti — $1.90. Morrow Transfer & Texas Fnd Pacific. . lB**k I5V6 "^ last year. Leather — Diamond oak. 48e. Union Pacific . . .ISfiVi 155% 155% 156 Pepper —Grain , 15c; ground, 18o, U. S. Steel . . . 59% 5d<£ 59^ 69^ Flour— Elegant. $7.00. Diamond. $« 13- The American Audit Company New Orleans Cotton. do. pfd. .lOSVi 108W 108% lOS^i Grain. lest Self-HWnlEr, $5.75; Mytyfyne Self-Rla- Storage Company .55 54% 55 55 ine, $5.35 ; Monofiram, $B.40: Carnation New Orleans. May 6—Conditions at Liv- Utah Copper. Chicago, Slay 8. — Cabh grain Wheat. No. $5.2 a ; Golden Grain. $4.90 ; Pancake, par Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. No. ZO W. Alabama St. Pbone M. 4355. erpool ofCse-t the influence of good ueather Virginia-Carolina Cbem- 2 red, 9G@96'/-!J No. 3 hard. 94*4 @94$i ; ,SM», $3,00. cl.il 26 % No. 3 northern, 9ti "£ @ 97 H : No, 2 spring, in the cotton belt In the local cotton mar- Lard and Compound — Cottolene $7 70 Klake R npecfaJty of movlnsr* «tor* ket today a.iid the clone V.B.S at an advance Wehtern Union. . . Gl% 61^, 61% 96ifc«8>97. Snowdrift, eases. $S.2&, Fjaka White. 8%. F. W. LAFEENTZ, C. P. A., President. Total Bales for day, 193,000 shares. Corn- — No. 2, 58; No. 2 white, 69^; No, 2 r>f 3 to 5 points on the old crop months and yellow, es^t^eg. Leaf, 12 %Q basis. ; THEO. COCHKl, JR., V. PreH. and See":-A. F. LAFREJVTZ, Trf>«*. tnic and packing botiMCtioId fooda. 2 to 3 poln ta on the new options Rice — 6c to 7%c, erlts. W.16. i UX%^t.i'«<~<111(DHAXCHKSB :C The Liverpool market show'ed a moderate Cotton Region Bulletin. Oats — Standard. 39^@40W,. Sour Gherkins — Per crate. $l no- Icexa. ' decline but it also reported heavy sales of Rye— No . 2. 63. |6 5008.00, aweet mixed, kego, $12.50: ol- *,**.- TORK—"Waldorf-Astoria. ATIvAN>TA—Fourth Nat BanV Kl&g American snots and rapidly dlminishinc sup- Atlanta. Ga—For the 24 hours ending at Barley. 48®64. -'e», 90c to $4. SO per dozen. BOSTON—EJxchanse Buildine. CHICAGO—Marquette BmlJing. plies, and that condition proved sufficient to a. m., 75th meridian time. May 6. 1914. Timothy, »[email protected]. Bxtracts — 10 Souders. 90o per dozen; 25o I WASHINGTON—Colorado Buildlns. r'HIL.ADELpHIA—BeJlo/ue-Stratford offset the effect of cle^rinE weather in the Clover, [email protected]. judera. $2 per doaen. NEW ORLEANS—Malson Blanche. SAN FRANCISCO— SV estern Metropolis MONEY TO LOAN western belt and kef p prices in thta market Kansas City. May 6 — Cash Wheat. No. BALTIMORE—Keyser Building. Bank Buildliitr. at a fafrly,stead* rang^. Al^o an Increased Tenrper'e, » 2 hard, S7@S9^, No. 2 red, S5@3!>. PROVZSIOA UAHKESTT. i . - '-.'_,ON •••• ,•' -.. local demand for the better srades of spot Corn — No. 2 mited, 13 y, • No. " white. 74, (Corrected by White Provision Company ) RICHMOND—American National Bank LONDON, ENGLAND—K. C , 50 Gresham Oals — No. 2 white. 40 'A @4l . No. 2 mixed, Building. Street, .hank. Diamonds and Automobiles cottuH WHH noted, and. ns supplies at that Stations of s sS xCornfletd ham. 10 to 12 average . . .;7l8 scart:ei » _ Cornfield ham. 12 to 14 average . . 17% ATLATVTA BRANCH, 1O15-1T Fourth Notional Bauk HiiUdinc. bi-her rlcftb* holders demanded ATLANTA, GA. •g r "* jcCornfleld skinned name. 16 to 18 ave, 1S>2 HARRY MAY Spot cotton, steady and unchansed. Mid- District. a at i Coffee. Corn fie I a picnic hams, 6 to B average . 14 dling, 13ta. sales on the spot, 1.363, to ar- •3- Cornfield, breakfast bacon ...... 25 C. B. BIDWELL, C. P. A., Resident Vice President. rive, 775, good ordinary, ll 1-1G; strict Rood New York., May 6 —Th— The coffee market Cornfield sliced B. bacon, 1-pound boxes. Main **72. Cable \«ldrepH. A rail I*, ivtetv York. ~': 251/2 WJiitifeall Street ordinary, M 9-J6, low middling, u f-ig a -3 fcl opened quJet at unchanged prices to an M to case...... $8.30 per case strict low middling-. 12 5, : strict mlddllne' advance of 4 points on borne scattered cover- Grocera' bacon, wide and narrow ,. 18 Mi ATLANTA clear . . . so 64 .00 Ing and a. little [support from one of the Cornfield fresh pork sauaage. link — 137-16; Brood middling, 1313-16 strict eond xChattanooga. Tenn . clr 78 60 .00 bulk, JS-pouounB d buckets middling, H. receipts, 5.902, stock. 146,fj7 Columbus clear 88 61 .00 Cornfiel_jrnfieild FVankforFran t adv xMacon. clear . . S7 62 .12 boxes u MEN CURED I good middling. 7 57. middling. 7 31, io"w SG CornfleJd Fran kf orts. In plckJe. kJta f3.op 'i-BVE, BLOOD and rnit»diinff l> 37 SaJos, is 000, speculation Montlcello, clear .... 62 .00 xCornfl«ld pure Urd. tierce basis .. .11% Member* New York Cotton Exchange from it* organization. . Eozoma, Catarrh. and export. 1.000. Receipt*. 6 000 Newnan, clear, . 85 61 .00 iCountry style lard. 50-lb. tins n^5 Members INew York. Co£fe« Exchange- Ulcers, Sorei and Futures quiet, ranged as Hollows Rome, clear. $6 SS .00 ^Compound larci tierce basis ,. ,. . 8*34 Acute Troubles, Opening. Prev Spartanburg, S. C., clear. SO 58 ,20 iD S. extra ribs 11* Members Chicago Board of Trade. PILES and F1STU. Range. Close Close Tallapoona, dear. . S3 57 .00 xD S bellies, medium avera«e .... 12* LA, Kidney, Bladder May 6.91 Toccoa. clear 81 GS .00 "D. S. rib 'jellies, light average 13 We pohcit order* ID Cotton. Coffee. Grai* and Provis'on?. and Chrinlo Oit. May-June . .b.91 fi.91 West Point, clear S7 El .00 ^Indicates change In price. ease*. June-July . , 6 12^j h SI ad tics freo Do not July-August .'h.75 6.7 6.78^ •Mtnimuni lemperaturee for 12-hour period. VEGETABLES. delay. You m a j Ang -Sept. , 6 fl4V4 «*Received late, not Included In Averages (Corrected by Fl.-lelity Fruit and Produce arrange weekly or Sept.-Oct. . . e.4r> ndiDE at 8 a. m. this date. Company.) Oct -Nov. . . 6.35 Pineapples, red Spanish, $3.50; pineapples. Nov.-Dec - . 6 28 Texas Rainfall. Abakaa. $3.50. oranges, fancy, J2.60©2 75- JAY, BOND & COMPANY business FREE ad- Dec.-.Tan. . . North Carolina—Newbern, 2.M. oranges. choice. $2.00® 2 25; tang«rinea. vice and confidential Jan.-Feb. $3.60 ©•;. 00. Grapefruit, fancy. $3.50® 3.25; COTTON MERCHANTS treatment by a refu. Feb.-Mch . Heary Bmlna. $3.5* @>4 00; grapefruit, fancy. [email protected], larly licensed spe- aich -Apr. . grapefruit, choice, [email protected]. beans, green, A ew 1 orfc Cotton t-xcftang*, A'etv Orleans Cotton cialist I am ac. Inw. drum, $2,25<3>2.5t>; cabba-ge. per barrel, $1.50 Members Liverpool Cotton -^ jjoc?afio/j ©1.75; celery per , crate. $2,00^2.25; new _ . fteB charzsd by some Jay, Bond & Co. Average Preclplt'n. potatoes. No. 1 drum S2.25; No. 1 barrel, and epecialists District 56 BEAVER STREET. NEW YORK My fees are very low for treitifli Calarrha) N«w York. Mav 6—(Special 1—Large sales _c £, $6.50, No. 2 barrel. $5.50: asparagus, 3-lb. ». Disorder* and simpla dlic»et. V Tfjmp. c £ bunches, 20c; okra. crate, tender $8 00©3 5ft - ef spot cotton in Liverpool influenced ^omfl c Orders BoUcltefl for purcbaae or sale of cotton for future delivery. Liberal • For Blood Poison I use the latest dl&cor- buying her« early today under which prices o tomatoee, fancy, 52.50O2.75; tomatroea. choice, • erica Many canes cured with one Irc^tcient. jLdva need moderately Later on howev- s i 0 ^ $1.50® 2.00. eggplant, crates. $2.00©2.50; advances made on spot cotton for delivery- Correspondence invited. T For neivous and refleT troubles I use S a *- a L. cucumbers drum. 83.000826; lettuce, fancy. er, the favorable weather now prevailing CENTRAL £ ° • Lymph Com noun d comblced with my direct In the south brought about an increase in l-s Rice. $1.5002.50; squash. yellow. 11.7 R a> 2.00- • tnaunctit offerings and values declined about 10 points STATIONS. c a. Tew Orleans, May 6.—A steady tone con- squash, white, $1,[email protected]; peppers, J Hours 9am lo 7 n m ; Sunday, 10 to 1 from their highest The failure of the t: * O 0 large, drum. $3.25 ® 2.60; peas. Eng- | DR. Hl^tiHES, Specialist. HI tinues In rough Honduras and Japan and lish, bushel. $1.25 @ 1.50; potatoes sweet local stock to show any decrease thus- far 0 8 11 f IG's N Broid Street just a few doois from Is causing: steady liquidation of July hold- .a* S clean Honduras rice, clean Japan remaining $1.0001.10; cauliflower, drum. $2.50©3.GO: I UarleJU St Orpoatte Third Nat'I Bunk. ings, which is really the principal cause u £ Is 1 « strong. QUote: Rough Honduras 1.50 @ strawberries. Quart. 12 ^ ** *" - - - | Atlanta Gcortfa of the heaviness here. 3-* 4.50; Japan 1.50® 3.50. clean Honduras 4 Va half barrel crate. $1.60, X _ 0 _»_ ® S; Japan 2% @3 Vs. 2 Rice,' polish, per ton. 526 00©27 00 ; bran, ^* AND EGGflL John F. Black & Co. Wilmington. . 10 18 62 .70 per ton, $17.00©18 00 ens. Uve. po SS 62 0 Receipts. Rough 950, millers 690, clean iers, pound...... 2&o _ _*v York. May 6.—(Special.)—There was Charleston . - . 5 .00 3,157. BANKRUPTCY SALE. Augusta. 11 86 62 o 20 Ducka, apiece 1IQ less selllngr pressure on July today and It Sales. 1,192 Backs rough Japan at 2.30® e^. dozen looks as If. from now on. shorts would be Savannah - . - 20 86 68 S 20 2 65 1 419 pockets clean Honduras at 2@ J0q BANKRUPT SALE "buyers on soft spots. July closed; eig'ht up ATLANTA - . - 14 82 60 3 .20 5%, 1.413 pockets Japan at 2S.30. rows and heifera, $3.70® sakes stored in our Safe Deposit moaning; were about aa due, but private dis- x-HIsnest yeaterday. xx-jkowest for '4 S.fiO. calves. $6 50(3)9.25, bids on stock of jewelry of W. W. patches were received stating that there was hours ending S a. m, 75th meridian time. ! K. Kl'SB," M." $470. N! 55\40:' Vaterwhltfl) Sheep—Receipts, 21,000. weak, natives, S Vault during your absence from $5-75. $5.10® 5 75. yearlings, $5.60®6.75; lamba, Reese, Bankrupt (except such as an Impression m the forelpn market that NOTE—The average highest and lowest native $6 10©7 40 the market waa low enough for the time temperatures are made up at each center the city will be absolutely safe- being. "Liverpool TV as a buyer ~e*rly here St. J_,ouis. May tj—Hogs—Receipts. 7.700 may be disposed of at private .and was a buyer of July again at the close, from the actual number of reports received, hlg-her, pigs and lights, 37.00©8.65, mixed guarded against loss or misplace- J sale), consisting of diamonds, ao that month was some ten points higher and the average precipitation from the Provisions. and ^butchers, $S.oOi2>8.60, good heavy, $8.50 than last night. On the other hand, per- number of Htatlons reporting 0.10 inch or Chicago, May G —Porli. $19.75. ment. The cost is very nominal, j watcher, cut glass, rings and sun- fect -weather condition'' caused an easier more. The "state of weather" la that pre- Lard. 510 05. Cattle—Receipts. 1,300. no Texa feeling in the fall months In -tthlcb. for the vailing at time of observation. Ribs, $10.62®11 12. strong, native beef steers. $7.i>[email protected]. cowa dries; baid bids subject to court's size of the market quite a scattered specu- and heifers, [email protected]. atockers, J5 00® but the security. is absolute. You lative long Interest had been accumulated In R*mark«. 8.00, Texuw and Indian steers. $5.75 ©8.00; confirmation. anticipation of a continuation of bad weath- Excepting scattered showers at a few sta- cows and heifers. [email protected]&, native calves. can further ease your mind by er. A lurge manufacturing plant 1 nthls tions in Georgia, TenneBsee and North Caro- Comparative Port Receipts. $6,00(2)9.50. A complete inventory may be lina fair weather prevails throughout the Sheep—Receipts, 1,600, steady; aheare* taking with you one of our Letters «t»t« waa reported In difficulties and while The following table shows receipts of muttons, g4.2f>@5.50; sheared lambs, $6.25© *een on the above date at my of- B,, this occasioned some comment on the rel- belt. Temperatures are. slightly hlg-her in cotton at the ports on "Wednesday, May 6, ™ Atively floor business now being transacted all districts. comoared with the same day last year. 7.50. spring lambs, [email protected]. of Credit or a book of Travelers' fice or at the office of the Referee la Roods and yarns, the failure had little in- C. F. von HERRMANN, 1914 1913. Kansas City. Mo , May 6.—Hogs—Receipts, - Huence on the market aince It was realised Section Director. ' New Orleans. ., 6.S92 2,914 7,500; higher; bulk, J?.25{JJ8.45.; heavy. $8.40 Cheques. Either of these will, prac- in Athens, Ga. Entire stock will - .that tbe concern in question has for some I Galveston .. 2.267 2,829 @8.47^; packers and butchers, $8.35@3,47^; time been in difficulties. | Mobile .. 1.115 Uffht, SS.208-40. pigs, $7.75@3,15. tically, open for you a bank account inventory $2,500. Cotton Seed Oil. I Savannah. .. • 1.323 Cattle—Receipts, 4.000. Including 300 New Tork, May 6.—Cotton t>eecl oil easy, 279 southerns; lower; prime fed steers, $8.60(3* i Raymonde Stapleton, Trustee, Hester*$ Statement, 1 Charleston .. 9 10; dresaed beef steers, [email protected]; south- in any country you may visit. Come closing 7 to 12 points net lower. with- I Wilmington .. 122 Elberton, Ga. New Orleans. May 6 —The settlement of drawal of support on the part of refl t Norfolk .. 230 ern steers, $6.75® 8.25; cowa, $4.50(9)7.50; in and see us before you go away. Secretary Hester of the New Orleans cot-and scattered liquidation by "tire -d - -longs i New heifers, [email protected]; stackers. *[email protected]. ton exchange on weights of bales of cot-were the depressing features. ifaton - - - "iss Sheep—Receipts, 7,500, higher; lambs, " ton handled overland to American manu- The market closed easier Spot [email protected]. Philadelphia .. $6.50©8.45; yearlings. $5.50©7.40; wethers. PRQFESSI ON AU CAR PS. facturers outside of the cotton belt dur- Total aalds 5,800. Pacific coast.. $5.25®6.60. ewes, [email protected]. ing the months of September to April, In- "Futures ranged aa follows: Hueti >L Duraey, Arthur Heyraan. Vchialve, show an average per baie of 6°o 65 Close. Atlanta National Bank Dorbey. Brewster, Howell & Heyman, ^affalnst 524.94 for the same period last May . - . 7.32@?'.36 7.25^7.32 Sugar. Attorneys-at-Lxw. June Interior MoTcment. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . $2,000,OOO.W OtClces: 202. 204. 205. 206. 207, 208, 2 July . - .. 7,54^7.55 .. 1914 1913. New YorR. JSIay G.—Raw sugar firm; mo- Kliier Building, Atlanta,, Ga. August ... .. 7.64@7,65 7.56© 7.57 Houston 1,586 1,390 lasses. 2.42. centrifugal, 3.07, refined steady. Long Distance Telephone 3023. 5024 and Dry Goods. Septe mber .. 7-6E(S!7.66 7.58© 7 fll Augusta .. 24t> RESOURCES, OVER . . $10,000,000.00 ^&, Atlanta, October .. .. 7.26lfc>7.37 Memphis .. .. 335 3^3 TZew York. May 6.—Cotton goodu markets November , .. 6.700)6,90 St. Louis ...... •- •• 1,022 1,142 w. n wer« dull today. Yarns showed a little December . Cincinnati 612 117 As a general thing, if a fat man ,has Auditor. more firmness. "Worsted yarns were alow Memphis. srood place to eat and sleep he Atlanta Trust BIdg. Tvy 3771. Atlanta- with bid prices lower. La.cos and ambroid- -—B ROC* ^1^1: 86 *rf*« w«ro quiet. doesn't care much if nobody doei love DR. H. L. HALL, chiropractor. 6X4 For- Total. 3.GS9 «ytb Md«. Ivy 6831*

.I- a^J-.' •••K.-.-."- >—' --"~ SPAPERf Twelve. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GAL THUESBAY, MAY 7, 1914. constitution and! Atlanta Land Are Wise lovestmraeinits Waet Ads

LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED—Male HELP WANTED—Female AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS AND MAIL PROFESSIONS AMD TRADES —SOLICITOKS. YOB BALE. SUPP-LIES—ACCESSORIES. The following schedu e figures are pub TES—Prof. O O Brannin* will teach yon WANTED—A stenographer one who __ IF YOU HAVK carbon troubles use Crlmo URDER DIRECTORY llahed on _, as information and are i ot the barber trade (It s easy) Tauebt In capable and willing to begin on reason Sold under guarantee 1116 Fburtji Xat guurar teed half time of other colleges Complete course able salary state Age experience etc. in re- Bank Building Main 3? •DalU except Sunday ""faundai Onl> and position In our chain of ahops J3C ply Address C 985 care Constitution. FOR nrt;>roox portable cmracea writ* Fore _ Atlanta Barber College 10 East Mitchell st. abl- G-T*L_V Co. Mfn A«enU; Clt Gran *» tm-eliotd cooua, ol£it.a IUL ^Atlanta Terminal Station. SALESWOMEN—SOiaClTOBfl, tureo. and. In zact. everything you want. KEWABD $100.00 paper hanger and decorat SPECIAL BARGAIN bnlldinc Atlanta. Oa. Atlanta. Birmingham and 4tlantrc r competent workman, also give refer- WANTED—A Rich 3,4 S Pryor street 250 California cases cost 75c sale price 20c. ATLAJS. 1A liaLB O^UAHANItt 1IS&UR bile (factory number 6775, Everett. Pittsburg Plate Lrlaas Co 6$ W 90 lower case new,a cases, full size, cost I " ANCfcj CO Mi* AN 1 ground floor Etjul table Atlanta and Wrst Point Kaflroad Company Alabama a tree t. BUICK MOTOR CO, nale pi ice lac. building Main 5-i-O No Arrive Fro n— state number 3119) from in "WANTED—3 experienced elevator operator Galley raci. holding ten galleys up to three ~ " _ _ . between ages of -1 and 30 years old 2-ft Peachtree St. t-oiumna $3 i» am 19 Columbus 6 4& ara. brine reference Apply to Jobn Knight Con 10 wooden double frames coat 93 60 sale AJU.tiitin_AJ% x\AlluJ\A-L> f>«nj& oO am *3 Montgu y 9 10 ana front of Wmecoff Hotel, stltutlon office price $3 75 Alabama, and Broad a* re e tit. SO New Or 00 pra WANTED—Ornamental iron erector mus 12 double iron frames holding 12 cases cos Capital and tourplUa 91 -00 000 34 Montg y 10 pm li Columbus. 4 0^ pra about ii o'clock Monday be a good mechanic and willing to work }17 aO sale price $10 __Oideat teavinca pepartmem in tne Clt, "0 Columbus 45 pm 3 %e v Or B 20 pm steady Apply new 1 M C A One proof preset, will take a three columi , itANK Ut A1LAN1A 3fi New Or So pm 41 VNeat Ft, 5 15 pm Luckla street city galtey sali. p-lce J1U Caah capital 9feQO UOO aurplaa »33U OOP night Virgil Collier, 205 Tvi o utones and one stand to hold them, ! Crntml of l.corfna Railway WANTED—Assistant draftsman State sal 25 ATTRACliyE young ladles ^ood lookers. about S feet long sale price $10 The Kight Waj Peachtree CirUe Phone Ivy ary Amlcaloia Marble Company Ba! for pleasant outdoor work No canvaaslni One wooden <~ase ra~.k holds 30 full Arrli.c Prom— Depart T»- Groutjd Ga or soliciting Apply 9 to 11 a. m 313 Em cases cost $10 sale price 94 i '1 Y ilower boxes 011 pire Building inoma % l le b » am \ Sa\annah S 00 am COAT MAKERS union shop E This material \\ity Le sold in lots to e Jackso Ulle b * am Albany S 00 am 430 Kerley Bain bridge Ga GIRLS, learn millinery free scholarship SPECIAL BARGAIN — Abso- Pay your own freight Address display at McMiilau Bios, . ] Mat,on : " a i pm TH1_ CONSTITUTION Albnnj V ANTED — A grood experienced barber ?I2 lan We make and retrlm bats free Idea lutely new Hudson six-cylinder 6 . ui.i iwacon 4 00 pm guaranteed per week 81 A S Pryor st EooJ of Millinery 100 ^ Whitehall ATLAN TA GA stui e. Broad fatr eet, Jackson s 7 "j am Jacksonville g 3f> pm A TXOMAN over 2» with attractive person 1914 Model 54 Nevei taken from Mat-on G -o am Savannah 9 36 p« AND SO MCI TOR 6 ality for traveling position expenses paid Atlanta, Macon 10 oO am "\ nJdusta h so pm Apply 11 0 Candler bldg teacher preferred show room Car too large for use SAFES Savanm Jack«<-ta\Hle 10 10pm BOUGHT, sold and excuanged Bank Macon 7 lo pm Thoma-wnie 11 46 pm WANTED—Respectable white wet nitrae ha Macon 7 65 pm Alban- " " bv must be under 6 months old Apply 61 In in my locality Will make close saxes, vault doors Combinationa 11 45 pm man circle Phone 1082 L. QUEEN & NE- LOST articled sometimes are never once for spot cash only No trades changed- CONTRA^aOKS ANI> B Southern Railway found often they are stolen with WANTED—-B colored women to worlc or real estate J M B, 17 Trin- TEMPLE COUKT BL,Du Premier f*>-rlfr of the South " no chanc* of recovery but when THE PRAETORIANS flat work dept. Apply Excelsior new BANKERS' SAFE AND CHEJbRFLdJLY FURNIHMED Arrival and departure of passenger train* picked up by honest persons they plant Ellis and Piedmont ity avenue ATLAMA U Atlanta will met back to th« owner if adver DALLAS, TEXAS WANTED—Girls fo- bindery work Apply V> K HULDibK. Contr«,otor *01 Chamber ot ,, The follow ng schedule figure* are put*. VAULT CO. Commerce Btdc ivy kftSl Rearodetine Ilshcd only as information and ara no| Used In this column. THE GREAT scientific Fraternal Order DlttJer Broa _-l_«_218__E Hunter -' guaranteed Now opening up the state of Georgia No 35 Bast Mitchell Street. and rapturing gtvcn prompt attention WANTED AT ONCE 3. houae girl Phon< No Arrive From— No Depart For — Entered for business in 17 atatee Organ Ivy S-56 L o9 West Baker . -«^ complete your home without anj 3t. B ham 1 01 a Ized 16 years ago Over ?-i3 000 000 inaur Nitrate-Soda Bulk Acid money tilt ttnlahea J D hunter M 118H 06 New \ ork 12 16 am ance in force Over ONE MILLION DOL EXPERIENCED \VHITL WAITRESS 1018 35 New _Ork 5 4 a 0 Columbus 6 la Centup Bldg PHOSPHATh, Muriate Potash Kalnlt C 35 B ham 6 00 o.m STRA1ED or stolen fiom 306 Mjrtle street LARS reserve to protect members Is writ S Meal Hulia and Coal at wholesale ii 1 Jack \llle 6 10 an Inff 10 16 20 pay and monthly Income c6n WELL EXPERIENCED PANTRY LADY solid earn W C McCaUa Manufacturers 1 Chicago 0 am "Wednesday morning Boston terrier 9 tracts, all having liberal paid up and ex IQ1S Century 1 bhre port 6 30 a i 12 Richmond months old male w eigbs lo Ibs brmdle Agert 4Id A iarta National Bank^his -3 Jack -\llle -3 Kan City 00 am ^ bite in forward and breaat tail straight tended insurance valuer with accident p'ro- EXPERIENCED colored panty woman for 17 Tocco< 8 10 vislon in addition without extra cost club IQlg^Century Bldg FOR SALE—Rauch & Lang I OFFER the best hand laitored all woo " chatta ga 7 10 am ears uncut answers to name Bristol Re is truly fraternal and practical In its bem taUit In Am^rtca for $if» now cut to £1 6 Heflln „ „ _ 3" Ft \a\lf-y i is am Phone Ivy 4310 ficlary features »ith sick benefits and a EXPERIENCED HOTEL STEWARDESa your own personality made In my bhop un 5 Chatta ga. 10 35 an 16 Alteon i 4E am LOST —Betwee n Peachtree and Alexander beautiful and Impressive ritual for the jUS Century Bldg electric 4-passenger coupe der personal supervision See my exquistti THE 1 ROUBLE CO. 7 Macon 10 46 an 38 N i 1st 11 00 am fabrics Tom Weaver Tailor 130}_ Peach M^GHS of rectlfi«rw and charging appll 27 Ft Valley 10 45 an S Pryor and Brotherton pocketbook con secret lodge work of the order Rates re aneea for electric automobllea and ignition £ Jack vllle 11 10 im talnlng *5 bills and four *1 bills and so main same as age of entry and for $1 000 tree street 21 Columbus 10 oO an "9 B ham 11 65 am 17* fc> tatterleu Kepajrs on storage batteries of all 6 Clncln tl 31 00 a. - change and key Liberal reward policy or certificate at age of 35 are as Forty cells; new batteries, WE HAVE & very nice assortment of sec klndu ana electric car work Phone Main 38 V 1 -M 12 05 pm Pryor street fOllOWS a ond hand desks flllne cabinets and olfico • ork 1_1 40 an 40 Charlotte l 15 pm - - Central avenue 40 B harc LOST—Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity pin set Monthly Annual HELP WANTED—Male and Female furniture at 6 N Broad at, Foote & pavlea _ 40 pm 30 Columbus 12 30 pm 20 Year Renewable Term 5 9o *10 90 newly painted » In very best Coropany^ 3 Columbus 1 40 pm 30 New \ ork 2 45 pm with opals between Nunnally s and Hunter TENQ^KAPHEHrt, bookkeeper*, salesmen street or on Pej.chtreo car Return to -3 "Whole Ufe 1 t>5 18 &u ItEWANEB air preasure water plant wltl 30 B ham - SO pm 16 Chatta s 3 oo pm East Fourth street reward Ivy 382 L 20 Pay (paid up in 20 years) 2 00 22 3E commissary clerke. clerical offlc* men of condition W. L Halstead, 1 000 gallon tank and all appliances, in year"*76c. ""rids" is ilR_»i CLA&b work 39 Char otts 3 6j pm 39 3 ham 4 10 pra 15 Pay (paid up in 15iyears> 2 60 20 85 clerks, mill men railroad men telegraph op eluding motor L-eorte ti Maj 3, Kirk none better ureaham at Allen Pleroe s, B Jack ville 6 00 pm iS Toccoa « 46 pm 10 Pay (paid up in lO'yearsJ S 60 3990 eratortt, station agent*, we aav» you mone; wood. ua. Bell phone pec i B9 4O Marietta St Ivy «»1Q4^I 4 SO pm 6 10 pra An exceptional opportunity for active and lost time by furnishing you positions on care Constitution. 6 00 pm 6 10 pm reliable men as agents or deputies in At short notice Arlington Bunlnet>s Agenoj IS Brun^w k 7 30 pm _8 H Valley 6 "o pm lanta and other cities and towns in Georgia, Arlington Oa ATLANTA SAFE CO PEACH iRtJi DAIRY 31 Pt \alley S 00 pm 10 Macon B 30 p n LOST—Male dog white head chest and toes. and especially for experienced and success 12 00 A DAY ABSOLUTELY SURE—Man or BARGAINS in New and Second i and Safe 813 Pl-ACHTKEE ST—Cream, sweet milk. 11 Richmond S 15 pm 25 Hefltn B 45 pm brlndle back answers to name Bocua ful fraternal organizers Age of members woman to distribute literature 60 days Real LocLocl>k. ExpertJJXpertas satbafeArtlste _A_rtiac_sa iviaiMain

REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale MONEY TO LOAN BOARD AND ROOM* FOR RENT—Rooms FOR RENT—Store* REAL ESTATE—For Sal* DISTRICT. FOR REST—Nice tur, room* home com- AT FUTURE FIVE POINTS forts, hot and cold bfrth. u«e of parlor, THE PRUDENTIAL rent reasonable- IDS-A Cap I to L Call Main NEW STORE FOR RENT INSURANCE COM- ASK THE CONSTITU- STORE being erected at junction of Peach' Investigate This Now GEO. P. MOORE ONE furnished room, wltn kitchenette, for tree and Weal Peachtree. ready for oc- PANY is now accepting TION WHEBE TO LIVE couple, 10 minute** walk of Terminal Sta- cupancy about jane 10, Uffht basement, REAL ESTATE AND RENTING. ion, must be quiet and refined. Bell Phone. spacious main floor and mezzanine floor; en- loans on high-class At- trance on both Peach trees, splendid ven- TOUR CHANCE to get one of the pntUMt A FREB BUKBAU ot boarding and State price Addreee P-173. Constitution north alda 8-room California. J"11^10^5 10 AUBURN AVE. lanta property at 5j4, 6 rooming houM Information. If you 6HRINERS—Nicely furnished front, up- llation and light, unexcelled by any store to be had at the price U'e ottered be- want to tat a place to board or rant stairs bedroom,~v telephone, bath, electric on street for show window area Neat in roonu in any iwt ot tba city or BUD- architecture and design. Will make price low market value and stands the best buy and 6y2 per cent Prompt urbn. a«k 'i'ta* Atlanta Constitution. Bht, Private family. 125 Washington M. >nd close lease with suitable tenant Apply on a flrst-cla»» street, close to Peachtree WA will be clad to belp you *«t what WILLIS E. RAGAN Ko better resl^ne* section Everytnlnc and courteous attention. TWO largre rooms, completely furnished, modern, convenient, first-class In ev- you want. TOUR fln*. new stored and lofts at 134, 136, er respect, on a level lot. hardwood fin- PEACHTREE STREET EXCHANGE CHAS. H. BLACK, suitable for younr men or couple. In center. 138 and 126 Whitehall street, also 6d S. Third Floor Constitution Building. of town; fine residence. Apply 15 £Sast Fair, ished. stone front, furnace b*a.t. hand-d or call Main 2082-J. Broad street, also 61 E. Alabama St. Geo some decorations. This kindi Ian t o««J« Real Estate Loan Agent. W Sciple. IV Kdgewood Ave. Both phones too often. Priced now at *7,000. W1U IN A SEMI-BUSINESS SECTION, we have a 9-rootn 2IO-2H Empire Building. Main coot. Atlanta (ML ONE CurniBhed room, to one or two ladlee. 203. make terms. house on large lot. You can live in it a few years and J8 a month, kitchenette, it desired, 69 FOR RENT—Building and complete power Phone Ivy ill. Venable street. plant; the very thing for llgn" ~ turn it at a big profit for business purposes. Price $22,500, TWO SHRINERS can find nice room, pri- _urer; central I y 1 ocated. Appl y CALL MAIN 2854. MOBTH 8I9K. vate family, conveniences, close In. 148 alor Laundry Co ____ take $8,000 to $10,000 in other property as cash payment. MONEY TO LOAM—We have Richardson St. FOR RENT—On« store, 1 Piedmont ave. 405 PETERS BUILDING A Modern tamUy and Tourist 3HRINERS—Three dandy rooms, gentle- Apply 1 Piedmont ave M. 1997. It's a. sure thing. a good deal of home funds that men , every convenience. 133 Richardson HOTEL ttreet. M 3fel-i. we can place promptly. Can lend JjECTRlC LIGHTS and acetun beat. Bun*- SHRISERS' Can accommodate 8 Shrlnera, FOR RENT—HOTELS. on 5 years' straight, or monthly p«.in. 99 a week and up. 60o * day and private home, close In. Main 2282-J. FOR SALE BY OWNEE^ op. Rooms en *ult« WKU private batba. 22s Rawson street. 8I I !V >d h PEACHTREE HOME, $500 CASH payment plan. Also money for American. 97 a week «bd up, »l.6i> a day" "FOB RENTT two 'of' wh5h*are 'tl»o Etorlee' 7 and*°3 utd up Free batba on «U floor*. 3HRINERS—Nice newly fur. rooms for 3 or PLAZA HOTEL. 286 Feachtree street. rooms e«ch. on« 6-room cott«*e. all In «oo4 purchase money notes. Foster & 4 all conveniences. 384 Whitehall. Atlanta, Ga., now complete, practically condition and aell located For Informa- PEACHTREE INN Main 3098-J. new, renovated from top to bottom, paint- tion, see own.r 40 West End avemi.! I am IN A HIGH-CLASS NEIGHBORHOOD, we have a Rot-son, 11 Edgewood avenue. • PEACHTKKE . TWO nicely furnished rooms, close In. all ed inside and out. new electric lights steam I 200 milea from home. If you want to nu> brand new slate roofed house with every modern Under new management. Clerk and total conveniences. heat and plumbing, newly papered. 21 beau- some good real estate cheap come to see nve JJo voa need moneyT boy service nigut and day. Fuoa**. Ivy SICELTf furnished rooms, close in, private tiful bedrooms, larg1e parlor and beautiful or pbone West S14-J. _ convenience; hardwood floors; heating plant, and sleep- bath M. 3265. 11% Brotherton et. dlnlnc room, seating sixty people If you want a high-class houae near in, at Junc- FOB. SALE—303 Washington et Atlanta, ing porch; two tiled floor baths; east front lot. Price of Atlanta. 3HRINERS—Can accommodate 22 or 14 tion of Peachtree and West Peachtree, will oL, magnificent apartment house. BJI 61 North Foreytn St. SHRINERS—Fifty ShriB- Shriners, close In,L_lt6 S. Pryor St. flat! 42 rooms. « baths. elegantly make price, to suitable tenant, show house Iuri.isr.ed: pays over JO per cent?,n ™°£, $20,000; $500 cash, balance to suit your convenience. Con- and close lease. vestment, always rented Can Bell on easy Diamond.. ers can obtain comfort- WILLIS E RAGAN. terms? Also 407 North Jackson st At- sider small piece property as part payment. Ceme. Jewelry. Gold SHRINERS can find nice rooms, all con- lanta. Ga.. S rooms and batn, entirely and Silverwaw. able quarters at No. 406 venlenees M. 2767-L. 204 Central avenue Iquip-pedin most up-to-date> wg.M'j c«j» Ciowest {merest Charcea, SHR1WKRB—Can accommodate 12 or 16 FOR RENT—Offices sell on easy terms. Write Mrs J. w Most Liberal Plan. Peachtree Street. Near in. Snrlners, moderate ratea. 232 CentralI ave. OR RENT—One of the large offices In the Roberts. owner, care Lenox, Hotel, Jackson- SEVEN SHRINERS can find nice rooms and Third National Bank building, top floor, ville, Fla JUNN board, close In. 227 Whitehall street. cool and delightful, up above the dust and 209 ST. CHARLES AVENUE, 8-room EDWIN L. MARLING SPECIAL HOME FUNDS Xurn!s!i0d elnglo or double rooma. SHRINERS. nice rooms In private family notae, will rent by the month. Apply In* REAL ESTATE. EA6T AI.ABAMA ST BOTH PHONES 12K7. •TO LEND on At.anta home or fit«aro-bea.ted. with or without rneal& (7 auranee, p-114. care Constitution. home, newly built; never been occu- rfo&Tft SIliia'T&ljNGALdW—OiTTc^nhesa;w~"a" property, at lowest r*te. Money advanced Third, ivy or four. 28$i6 Whitehall St.. Apt. C. JFFICES FOR BENT In . to butiUere. Write or call SHRINERS can find nice rooms, private pied; all modern conveniences; hard- bungalow lot 50x1711, that -we will sell for h 'iOO ?200 cash family. Main 2082-4^^16 E. Fair street. Apply 1110 or phone Ivy 7200 balance This bungalow haa electric Ilffhts. f ce heat oak flo 786 PEACHTBEE ST. wood floors, furnace heat, beautiful lot. s strictly modern In every respect No uae to pay hen 8. W. CAKSON LARGE front room, dressing; room with SKRINERS—Nice room, private family, Price, $6,500, Terras. See H. C. Mc- |ke_thls at our price and terms Z4 SOUTH BROADJ3TREET lavatory^ board. Ivy 2774-J. conveniences, close in. S60 Central Ave. FOR RENT—Desk Room Kenzle, 801 Silvey Building. NORTH SIDE COTTAGE:—On Venable Btre ei ne have a modern 7 room SHRINERS can find nice,room, private fa cottage lot HSxllO, that we offer for a quick r MONEY TO LOAN—A t 6. 7 »na 8 per 'coal CAN accommodate lour gentlemen in a B 4al<" for $2 500 $100 < ash fl > per strictly private home, excellent home ily, conve nle nceM. 30* Rie hardson St. typewriter. 605 TempJe Court Main 5191. WEST END PARK bargain, 45 S. Gordon onth tor the balance After you make the cash yment the rent will more than pay on Atlanta residence And auburoap real cooking, ?.J per day 74 Forrest avenue. 3 OR 4 SHRINERS can find nice room in street. 96.250, assume loan of $3.000, pay Cor the place It Is worth $3.600. OUT price id tprms are_for_a C«*« k u> * AOOO and on oton Ca-tl Ivy 1132 FOR RENT—Office space, desk and tele- If600 cash and J40 per month, S-room. two- •rroperty, any amount ae&ired. Xluaaoa A private home. M 3215 107 Capitol aye. phone. 606 Temple Court. Main 5191. atory house, servant's room, garage, chicken GRANT PARK BUNGALOW.—On Park ~ Gay. 408 Equitable puitdl DELIGHTFUL, newly furnished rooms, beat SH RINE R8—^^Can a ccommodate 4 to" 'runs, garden, space lot 60x^t.5 and level Juat completing a modern 8-room. story and a half bunjralou It has* furnace- heat table. 10 mlnutet, to city by 6 car lines. Shriners, close Jn 79 Trinity avenue floors, beam ceilings two baths. In fact It Is a perffit Little Gem nhen It OKST TO LXJAX —Hav * on hand, money tp 1& f once de l^eon ave. gnono Lvy b»ao_-j. built for my home. Addreas J. D. Hayes, a earned to the arrangements of a home "We offer it for a quick a-vlp ftir ?*, 000 on PAJ,\ loan on *ood retU estat* Becurlty Jrur- TWO Shriners, nice front room, private fam Peachtree street. *erms. Let us show It to you If you are In the market for a. home as it 1* the be-'t cacha-i- o money nottsa bought, Mra. France* ROOM and board in a nice modern Ionian J]y, all conveniences. 367 Central ave. ocated and most desirable bungalow in the city that we knov. an>thing about for the Qulullialnl , 61 1>. 611 512 Cetera building, Mais Park home for three young men or CUSTOMER has handsome Columbus elec- NO. 13 AVBRV DRIVE—We have a special price ajTd_tgrms couple, private family. Ivy B866-J. SIX SHRINERS, nice, cool rooms, closa In. tric, new tires, perfect condition, cost price for a few days on this attractive 13 96.96 _ _ ' all conveniences. 23j__S_._ Pryor street. home. Elevated lot 75x179, 8-room house CANDLER STREET BUNGALOW—O-Onn Can'dleCan dler «itreetstreet ~ Just "ofoff McClendou buy tmildlne; houses. The Merchants and JK*- Charles L. Greene, with Smith & Ewlnc, 130 chanlc.r Banking and Loan Company. 209 DELIGHTFUL room, with or without pri- PRICE property right and lgivf e tn* m.. abort Feachtree Grant building. Telephone Ivy 6341. vate bath, also very best meals, by day exclusive listing. *"I'l*l -el- f "It. "Gilbert." Or week 21 E. Linden at. Ivy J."" SEVEN Sbrlners can flnd nice rooms, prl 8 06 Candler building. BARGAIN for investors, o* ner will take MONEY FOH SAl-ARTBD PEOPLE ANYONE' dvairing clean rooma and appe- vate home. 266 Woodward avenue. WANTED—Ijand on or near any Interur- J750 net caah for two 2-room houses on SMALL HOME BARGAIN OTHERS, upon their own _ __ tizing table can find same at 181 Ivy- SHRINERa can flnd four nice rooma, all ban road running out of Atlanta Address lot 50x225, at No. 379 West Third street, for Cheap rates, easy payments, confiden- D-162 Constitution immediate sale, senor and water on street, tial. Scott & Co . 320 Ausiell buildlx.*. conveniences. M-3JH1; 227 gapltol Ave. no commissions. Phone Ivy 6-197-J Mrs NICELY furnished rooma, cood convenl EIGHT SHRINERS can find nice rooms, SPECULATOR wants real estate anywhere $2,650, EASY TERMS .TARM LOANS—We place loana In any ences, table board specialty. Ivy 7366-J- close in. at 83 Brother ton street. in Georgia that can be picked up at a. »k amount on improved larm lands In Geor- 15 E. Cain street. .crlftae Address D-161. Constitution I OWN two homes and can't live In but da. The EoutUem Uortcase. Company. "OUR SHRINERS, nice roonu very close one. Will sell the Capitol avenue 10-room WITHIN HALF BLOCK of Stewart avenue car line. In best section of Capitol ould building. WILL HAVE vacant May 16 beautiful front In, private family. 123 Garnett st. C^WNEJa---LJBt youF property with Orewna home at a bargain; east front, shaded lot. view, we can sell you a perfect little "gem" in the wa^ of a 5-room, new. room, with private bath,/ good meale, Healty Co.. Empire Bldg. We get tonanta. 50x200 and dandy good house. Call Ivy up-to-date cottage, on a large, level lot. for $2,650, on terms of $200 cash ana "WE have 110,000 at 7 per cent for good first Ideal location. +4^ Feachtree. Ivy 4562 FOUR S'hrlnere can find nice Foom, private f20 per month. This house has hardwood floors, elegant, large mahoganv mortcace loaqa. Kurllne & Jonea, 501-2 -----family - ,• el 080 In. 8j>S, —8. —Pry. o--r .__—.^~atreat —. 3884. EHvoy Bidg. Main 62«. FINE meals, delicious desserts, varied menu, SHRINERS, S or 10, nice, cool rooms, ho BEAUTIFUIj LOT 200 feet off Ponce de mantels, tinted walls, bath rooms, combination fixtures, large front and side bread served hot during meals, best cook bath., close In. 169 East Fair street Leon avenue. adjolnltvB Drul* Kills, nicely porches Tou will have to hurry If you get this snap It's going to be sold WOB-TGAGB LOANS made on flrat-olaa* In Atlanta. 279 Peachtree. Ivy 840. inls coming "week improved Atlanta real earate. "G«t in SHRINERS and others can get elegant SHRINEHS can fined nice rooms, private- elevated, all Improvements. This Is a dandy touch with us." Greena Realty Co.. 314 rooms and board in Peach.tees home at family, close in, 244 South Pryor street. ._- ... ,. bargain, must bo sold soon. extra easy Umpire bldg. reasonable rates. Call Main 2865. SHRINERS can flnd nice rooms, private exchange ?00*^crBS Hnproveoi'^farin" terms. Address D-148, care Conjstltutli family, close In. 247 S. Pryor street in Stewart county, also a good 6 room TWO beautiful, new homes, just completed J. R. SMITH & J. H. EWING J R. NutUng house in Atlanta, with no encumbrance, for North side, every convenience and up tc $5.00 SHRINERS can set dandy rooms, good Improved farm within 3D miles of Atlanta, date, 6 and 9 rooms Bargain Easy terms 130 PBACHTREB STREET PHONE IVY 1513 •building. 5 Grey street. Main 1816-J. win pay difference If any. L. Grossman, 93 __ TO LEND on city property. W. O. NICE large rooms for eight Shriners. Every Whitehall street. 1403 Third Nat Bk Bldg. Ivy 21"' :oo. 1316 Third Nafl Bank bldg. 528 PEACHTREE convenience. Main 4795. NORTH Sir>E—Aiuley Para lot. 100 feet BEST ACCOMMODATION FOR SHRINERS WANTED to exchange for furniture my front, overlooking clubhouse, tennis courts, and otbera- ONE nicely furnished front room, reasonable. equity In two Fernwood lots. Address swimming pool and golf courts. Charles J CHOICE HOME BARGAINS Atlanta phone 3236. D-167, Constitution. ___^ AletZ. BB1-OS627-62&8 v^ttiumgCandler Bldgom». SHRINEBrf may obtain delightful rooms, ex- E MB for £outb ueorffla Farm*. Will PKACHTREE CIKCL.T-:—A handsome. 9-room. 2-storv buck \enfer. elate roo' cellent meals, good location. Ivy 7270-J. CNFCKN18HED—NORTH SIDE. xcbance for cjty property. J. T. Kim- ATTRACTIVE house, 298 Myrtle. small CAN accommodate four Shriners with board SIX nnfur- rooms, large, wed ventilated, cash payment and ?50 monthly, no mort- home. It has hardwood floors downstairs, in fact it is up-to date, tile choice resident Bt . half block car line, uph 409 Atlanta National Bank Bide. gage. well built. Ivy 3300 Ivy 6544-J. front porch and bath room, cement basement and drivfw a,y, ser\ ant room. and room in private home Ivy 2329-J garage and aleeping porch You can make a handsome prufii Price $14.001 K furnished rooms for six young mei city conveniences 26A Decatur. XF II isTreat estate you want^to buy or n»Il. tfONEY to land, on Improved, real estate. C THREE connecting rooms, first floor. sepa- 1C will pay you to B*» me, A. Graves. 34 PONCE T>B LEON AVENUE BUKGAI^OW, close in, and only one that you can C" McGebee. Jr. 622 to 624 Empire bldff. or six Shri Ivy 636-J. REAL ESTATE—For Sale Eaat Hunter street. _____ SIX Shriners can obtain splendid' room ant rate, gas, telephone. Ivy 3490-J. buy, aa there are no more on the street for sale Six rooms all conven- board. Ivy 4456. OK 4 un'urnlahed rooms, nesx in. all con- RESIDENCE DISTK1C*. IF YOU have reel estate to sell or exchange mcea, large lot; driveway and garage It is a bargain Price g7.5j]0 SEED AND PET STOCK- veniences. C6 Slmpaon street. LOT AT BARGAIN PRICE go to 319 Hsaley butld'ng. CLOSE TO PONCE DB L»EON AND NORTH BOULEVARD, we~have a lovely SOUTH SIPK. FOUR unfurnished rooms, with private bath] ONLY ?1,250 for lot B2xl50. one abort FARM LANDS. 6-room bUng-alow, hardwood floors in patterns, and beam ceiling, built-in BOOM and board -with all con^enlenceB, 22 Simpson street. square from Gordon St, ready for build- AN 800-ACRE farm for sale, cheap "Well r>ook cases; screened; furnace, cement drKeway and g~ara^e Terms $500 H. G. HASTINGS & CO. close in. reasonable rates, well kept rooma cash and $60 per month Price $6,760 and good table. 73 E. Mitchell street UNFURNISHED—SOUTH SIDE. Ins with all improvements, including chert. loca-ted and healthy. Address Wm. Aber- SEEDS, PLANTS AND POULTRY SUP- C. R. Hashlne, 607 Gould Sldg nathy. Kensett. Ark- 1 Phone Atlanta 4431. THREE upstairs rooms, 16x13, private bath PLIES. BELL PHONES MAIN 3568, BOARDERS WANTED—214 East Hu.Uer. just papered and painted, situated in one FOUR-ROOM MAIN 3962, ATLANTA 25S8. nice large roorna. reasonable rates. AU. if the best and prettiest homea on the easy terms _outh ^ide, couple or adults Price ?15 66 MARTIN-OZBURN REALTY CO. phone 3878. Richardson street Main 2410-J PHONE FVT 1276, ATL. 208 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLDG _ CAN accommodate 4 Shrlnera, cool, large WE CAN SUPPLY you dally with fresh rooms, reasonable. 641 Woodward ~ FOUR rooms, private bath, modern con- FOR RENT— Houses FOR RENT—Houses vegetables and flowering pla-nts. If not M 280-J. veniences 242 Stewart ave. Main 5132 convenient for you to call at our store, lust phone ua your orders, ajid they •will Cur rooms, wltto board, close in. FURNISHED OB UNFURNISHED. FOR RENT DECATUR STREET receive our same prompt attention. gentlemen only. 68 E. Mitchell " WILL RENT 1 or 2 nicely fur. rooma to BULBS that should be started now— Sago 81HICULY exclusive ooard. Miss Crush. ladies or unlncumbered couple. Take WE HAVE an investment right in the heart of the city for $125,000 bringing palms, cannaa, gladtolas. dahlias and Capitol aq.uar« opposite atate capKol Peachtree car, .get off at W, llth st, 122- tuberoses. TABLE BOARDERS wanted : CrcBcent avenue CHAS. P. GLOVER REALTY COMPANY in an income of $8,200.00 per year on a long lease. For a safe sound FOR A BEAUTIFUL LAWN try Hasting* joeajs., gs Cooper street. investment, this can't be beat. The price is not raised for the purpose of Kvergreen Lawn Mixture This mix"- TWO Shrfnera, nice room, private family. REAL ESTATE. RENTING. INSURANCE. 2% WALTON STREET. trade, ip fact it has been decreased $15,000 00 for a quick turn. The owners ture is mixed so as to stay green minrmet- Atlanta phone 1830. 268 E Hunter and winter, and when nown In well pre- have authorized us to make this cut in price for the purpose of a quick sale. ared soil will afford a beautiful, velvety BRIGHT, fresh rooms, hon FOR RENT—Housekeeping Rooma iwn- 1 pound. JO cents, 7 pounds, $1.25, Nelson street. Atlanta phone SSQii [-R H,, 630 Washington street . |EO 00 6-RH. 383-A Luckie street $1860 This is sto:e property, on Decatur street (where \alues are not inflated), and 6 NOItXJU . !-R. H, 62 W Tenth street . , FO 00 6-R H. 2S4 Central avenue ... 2560 within a short space of Five Points; 100 foot front, and pays over 6% per 14. pounds, J2 50. A NICE little clean, furnished apartment for I-K. H , 18 Simpson street 42 &0 6-R. H , 256-B Courtland street .. 30 00 FLOWER POTS, fern pans, pot saucers, refined couple, with a refined elderly I-R. H., 165 W Fourteenth street 22 50 6-R H, 81 Ridge avenue .. .1560 cent on the investment. and plant tubs couple in new, modern bungalow, reastm- l-R. H , 337 E. Hunter street 25 00 6-R H, 411 Glenn jitreet 2500 STERLINGS-WORTH PLANT TABLETS Ivy 2490-J I-R. H., 676 N Boulevard 42 50 6-R H, 154 Nelson street 1700 are fine for ferns, palms and all other pot bHRINKRS can find rice rooms and boa TWO nicely furnished front rooms for light t-R, H . 65 Virginia avenue 45 00 5-R H. 701 Gordon street 2B 00 plants that are turning yellow an^ are close in. 178 Washington street. housekeeping, private home, every con- f-R. Apt., 234 Forrest avenue, Nich- 5-R. H . 118 Trescent avenue .. .. 20 00 TURMAN & CALHOUN not growing °*£ fast No trouble to nae. venleoce. reasonable. 826 Courtland. Just mix In water and pour on the soil. CLEAN, cool room, excellent board. 68 olas apartment .. 5500 6-R Apt 293 Forrest avenue 3600 SECOND FLOOR EJtPIRE. 10 cents and 25 cents a box. Central place Atl Phone ELEGANT rooms furnished complete foi '-R. H , 377 Piedmont avenu» .. 40 00 5-R H, 5S-C Crew street 2500 WIZARD BRAND SHEI3P MANURE Is 6H-RINERS—Nice rooms and board. light housekeeping, every convenience. 92 '-n. H.. 27 W Fair street .. .. 2500 5-R H. 55 Kill Ian street .. . 16.50 what you need for your lawn and ear- F H. Goodman. 161 Capitol Ave. West North avenue. Ivy 887. '-R H, S Delta place ... 3500 5-R Apt, 324 Whitehall street 3J 50 den. also fine for flowers Put up In THR-EE connecting rooms, fur or unfur '-R H . 157 Luclle avenue . . , 30 00 5-R. Apt., 81-A Summit avenue 35.00 separate gas. 81 "W^ Baker. Ivy 3459-J. r-R. Hf. 184 Baee street. 20 OQ 5-R Apt, 324-B Whitehall street SO 60 100-pound bass only Price $1 50 per bag. i-R. H., 52 E Cain street, St Bride 70 00 BRAND NEW BUNGALOW IF YOU HAVE CHICKENS that are trou- SHRINERS can -find nice rooms for four, FOR RENT—Steam-heatttd rooma Tor lifih t-R H . 836 Crew street IS 00 We will be glad to show any of our bled with white diairhea. it will pay you conveniences 246 Woodi rard Ave. housekeeping:. 293 N. B'vard, Ivy 3406-J. I-R H., 244 Hill street 30 00 properties. to try Pratt's White Diarrhea Remedy SEVEN BOOMS and sleeping porch, hardwood floors, It Is a pr«\entative as well as a cure. 2a EIGHT OR TEN SHRINERS can find WEbT END. &nd &0 cants a package. rooms and board 191 S Pryor street. THREE rooms aad reception ball for light elegant fixtures, tile bath, beautifully finished \VB WILL LIKE to have your orders for all THREE young men can find nice rooms and housekeeping Phone West 872. FOR RENT—Offices FOR RENT—Offices Jcinde of vegetables and flower seeds Wb board, reasonable, 169 Central Ave. throughout; furnace, nice lot fronting Moreland avenue are sure that they will give you satisfac- FOR RENT—Apartment* tory results and right at Druid Hills. $6,250. FURNISHED, ~ """ A SUITE OF THREE ROOMS FAIRLEIGH APARTMENTS ASK THE CONSTITU- TWO connecting rooms, with private bntb. CHAS. D. HURT SWEET POTATO PI-ANTS. reduced rates, also two single rooma, with Nancy Hall, per i.ooo »i.6« TION WHERE TO LIVE private porches. Call M 136 Spring street. Overlooking "Five Points" for rent in Hurt REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. forto Ricaa. per l.OOQ l.5« FOR RENT—Peachtree road, back from Dooly Yams, per 1,000 1.26 street, high and cool, completely furnish' 801 4th Natl. Bank Bldg. Main 350. Discount on large orders. Stock all bedded A FREE BUREAU of boarding and. ed. Phone M. 1884 or Ivy 5S90. on my farm on Gordon road, near Atlanta. rooming: house Information. It you Building. Can, fill orders after May 10. want to get a place to board or rcui. UNFURNISHED. E. L. FLORENCE. rooms In any part of the city or sub- 2-Room apt. In the Francis, 325 Peachtree 130 Peters St.. Atlanta, Go. urbs, aak The Atlanta Constitution corner Ivy, consisting of living room, bed %TE carry a complete line of field, cardan "We will be glad to help you get what room and bath, private veranda, to suble Reasonable Rates. All Conveniences. A SNOW BALL HAS AS MUCH SHOW— and flower seed, also pet stock. J. C. Ma- you want till beptember 1, privilege of renewal, J4t IN A FIBEY FURNACE aa a poor man ha.s who tries to buy a home on the Mllla.n. Jr . Seed Company 23 3. Broad at. per month, including elevator, electricity north side. I mean every word t saj A man •who hasn't over $200 or EXTRA fine tomato plants. *1 6,0 per 1.000. Third Floor Constitution Building'. •all conveniences. Ivy 7080. Atlanta Floral Co. 97 Peacntree • f Main 5000 Atlanta E001. THE LAWRENCE—Two, three and. foui J3QO In CASH, whose salary Is from $100 to $150 per month, is acting the room apartments. some early vacancl«i_ Apply 1110 Hurt Building. Phone Ivy 7200. well, he Is using BAD JUDGMENT, to say the least of it it he is trying to all conveniences, and In walking distance buy a J3.000, $4,000 or $5,000 home But >ou need not take my advice unless you want to, H makes no difference with me Out of 100 homes I have sold HORSES AND VEHICLES FURNISHED—NORTH SIDE. J. T Turner, Res. Mgr, Apt a, BJ Wes Peachtre"" e place. Ivy tlOSQ at Lakewood Heights for the last few years there were only TWO who fell . SALE—BabcocSALE—iSaDcacfkc surrey,, coat new (300»3QO,. THE PICKWICK FOR. LEASE, four single rooms, with or REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sal* down with their payments Sold one this week I have two more bungalows can be seen at Miturs etableb, 169 Mari- NEW TEN-STOR* AND FIREPROOF. \vithout bath. In Frances apartments, cor- under way on large lots, Just off the car lino, and thej. are not BARNS, but et. For Quick s

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by scrupulous -conscientiousness; and woman's place1 Jn the church and in so- its methods of procedure have been ciety, and that'such a step would not, open, honest and straightforward. therefore, make for the greater effi- , "We don't presume to Indicate to you ciency of our church as a. whole.in any Big Extra Ballot for Candidates LODGE NOTICES VANDERBILT CASE .what course you should* pursue to re- of the regions occupied by it." pair the loss' which has been inflicted Under the subject of 'legislation sug on the church. That Is for the wisdom gested/* the bishops recommended the B. P. O OF ELKS. of thfe general conference to determine, repeal of the church order providing- A regular session of Atlau- and w*e venture to express the opinion that an~ unordained' preacher in charge In Constitution's Auto Contest f ta Lodge, No. 7S, B. P. O. of that our people .will promptly supply of -a circuit, station or mission, irtay Elks, win be held this (Thurs- | UP TO MISTS whatever means you may judge neces- celebrate the rites of matrimony and day) evening, May .7. at 8 sary to make up for the institution administer baptism in the absence of o'clock. yisitmEf brothers are which has been taken from the owner- an elder or bishop. They recommended The Constitution gives 25,000 extra full -value recei\*ed. A sharp, stirring, cordially invited to meet with ship and control of the church. It Is that the law -touching the location-of a votes for the first subscription sent in. interesting campaign and all is over. is. Fraternally. I Committee of 15 to Consider respectfully recommended that the traveling preacher without his, consent by each candidate before ' midnight The fruits of your efforts are then ' HENRY H. MILKER, "Manalive!" whole matter be referred to a select be changed so that the matter be re- May 9. yours to be enjoved at will. '"Do not - Exalted- Ruler. fc committee to report what should be ferred to a special committee or the hesitate. Every .energetic candidate THEO. MAST, Secretary. ~ HIS ;is a'store of busyness Relations o£ Church and done as the case now stands." standing "committee " of ' conference re- Take advantage of this offer and who enters the race -will receive an During- the four-year period now lations in the annual conferences. gather headway, tt is easy to start award, as specified in the rules. There will be a special University—Court Decision ended, it was pointed out, the increase' Sale o'f Church Property. with'a big; score. Few candidates as Do not lose an opportunity to send communication of Capitol T —every person actively in membership was 171,237; ,the in- yet realize their opportunity. The field in at least one subscription before mid- engaged in working to the best 1 crease in profits from the church pub- The-sale of church property'by order night of Mav 9-and receive 25.000 extra View Lodge, F. & A. M., No. Criticised by Bishops. - lishing houses at Nashville. Tenn.; Dal- Of the quarterly conference was re- Is ppen and the time is" ripe. Tou can votes in addition to the number of 640, held this (Thursday) ol his or her ability. Every las, Texas, and Richmond, * Va., was ferred to as "open to serious objection," not lose. Start today. votes that- •will be issued on the sub- evening at 8 p. in., in Ba- while. In connection with "methods' of A big opportunity is now at hand to scription (according 'to schedule) that raca hall, corner Gennessee salesperson getting paid • for • On educational interests the address procedure" in the administration of dis- register your name as a nominee that you send us. i ^r and Bcatie avenues. The Oklahoma. City, Ok I a,, Miay f.—'To a. showed there are 87 schools as com- cipline," the bishops declared:. • J degree of Master Mason will be confer- what he. does—with a bonus j select committee of fifteen will be "We xegard it as very unfortunate -you may participate In the distribu- Stxmnmry -of Primes. red'upon a full clr\ss of candidates. All pared to HI 2 In 1910. but showing an tion of more than twenty-five thou- I duly qualified are cordially, and £ra- for extra sales. It's no store I given t the task of solving for the increase in value 'of grounds, build- •when the methods and principles of the 2 7-passenger Oakland Tour- ! church, the situation caused t>v the ing's and equipments .of ¥5,149,989 and common law are brought into our sand dollars in prises 10 be made by ing Cars, $2,525 each $ 5,050.00 ternally invited to attend. • for drones nor snivellers—it IS Methodist procedure in matters of dis- The Constitution on .June 27. By. order of recent decision of the supreme court an increase of $3,282,193 in endow- cipline, leading as it does to. confusion 2 5-passenger Velie Tour- ] " GEO. P. DICKSON, W. M. 8 fine store for upright men of Tennessee removing- •V&nSerfeilt uni- ments. and even worse results. We earnestly On any subscription of,any schedule ing Cars, 51,560 each 3.320,00 { CARL, DOLVIX Secretary. It was stated that these figures, com- recommend that such changes in our length brought to The Constitution or 9 6-passenger Overland Tour- and women who appreciate versity from the direct jurisdiction of piled by th« secretary of the board, in- mailed before midnight. May 9, 25,000 ing Cars, $1,150 each 10,350.00 Methodist Episcopal church. South. cluded ;Vanderbtlt university, but don't law be made as will do away with all 9 Ludden & Bates Self-Play- A regular convention, of that true dignity of labor is needless technicalities and as nearly as eitra Votes will be given. Em p i re Lod s e. No. 4 7, . This action was taken at the open- include the Southern Methodist uni- may be done by legislation, let process- er IPlanos, $760 each 6.750,00 ing session today of the seventeenth, versity at Dallas, now in . course of • By taking advantage of this offer a Knights of Pythias, will be test expressed in SERY-ICE. building. The enrollment in the es be adopted as will make it easy for candidate may begin with a big score. Total :$23,27Q.OO held at, Castle Hall. Riser | auandrenniaZ conference of the Metho- schools of the church was 19,218 com- essential justice to be done; and wh, If your name is not in tn:a office as All those who do not win one of the • building, tonight < Thurs- POSTSCRIPT. —It is a dist Episcopal church. South, after the pared to 21,063 in 1910. done be allowed to stand." yet. grasp this opportunity to start above named valuable prises will be 5day», at S o'clock. All vis- college of Tjishops, in an address read That no new bishops will be elected right at the head of your district by pleasure! to state that the Prbfit- Question of Blahopa. at the present general conference was paid a cash prize at the rate of ?10 for 1I iting brothers cordially tn- Sharing plan .is working out splen- by Bishop W. A. Candler, of Atlanta, In discussing the question of mis- indicated when the address declared: obtaining the extra votes from your every $100 of new subscriptions turned "ited. didfy. In addition to regular salary, i 6a~, expressed the opinion that, in .view sions the bishops pointed out that the "Without, increasing the present num- first remittance on a subscription. In during the campaign. There will A". "W. BLASS1XO A M K, ' of the decision of the court "leaving opening of the Panama canal "brings ber of bishops all reasonable demands If your name has already been turn- be no, blank or failure to those/ •who Chancellor Commander. you know, our. salespeople get a the Orient to our doors and creates ed in as a nominee, then by all means turn in $100 or more 'in new' subscrip- T. P. HA-XBURV. K. of R. & S. to the church only a mere shadow of for Episcopal service can be met, the get your start now. So many of" the bonus on their sales. This Anni- connection with the university," the also t new and speedier lines of com- lack of service of any yrho may be- tions. munication with other nations in the come providentially disabled being sup- nominees are. as yet. asleep or care- See special ballot offer and, coupon A regular communication versary Sale is adding dollars to church would not be justified "in any Western hemisphere. Even the disturb- plied by others without serious incon- lessly surveying the field with indif- elsewhere in this issue. of Fulton Lodge. No. 21t>. almost every pay check In the further attempts to direct its affairs ed political conditions of the -countries venience." ferent eyes. By the time they realize Free and Accepted Masons, •tore. Isn't it pleasant to trade at or assume responsibility for it." into which we have undertaken to car- the situation, you will have -gone be- 1 will be held In Mttsonic Tem- • store where a SMILE and GOOO The committee will probably be ry the message of salvation, notwith- yond their reach Jn the vote^olumn, if Many a man who is blind to his own ple at S o'clock on this named by Bishop A. W. Wilson, of Bal- standing their distracting and discour- you will exert yourself right now. interests is looking for trouble. Thursday) even ins. Th« WILL go out with every purchase? aging aspects at present, foreshadow degreo timore, senior bishop, tomorrow. The to us that great and effectual doors MORTUARY Time IB Short. resolution providing for the appoint- will be presently opened such as never The measure of success reached by ment of the committee was introduced before confronted us. those who have ambition to succeed is &Stylish* toy Rev. J. H. I>amar, of Alabama, "The general conference of 1910 re- in direct proportion to the depth of TO THE TRADE: Departing from the usual custom, organized the missionary 'department Miss Louise Cartledge. '" their realization of the fact that "Life 35 to &12.5O the conference adopted a resolution to- of the church, uniting the bodies then Miss Louise Cartledge, aged 23 years, is short and time is fleeting." Thia day making equal the ministerial and known as the Board of Missions, the died Wednesday morning at a private truism 'means much. --,These seven woman's Foreign Missionary society sanitarium. The "body was removed words clearly express wnat must be JOSEPH 1-1. T-KAVITT. W. ft' Embroideries lay representation on .the various and the Woman's Home Mission socie- to Patterson's chap&l and funeral a?- borne in mind if the maximum of suc- \V. S. niCHAIUJSOX. Secretary., standing- committees. Heretofore sev- ty. Under the new system the quadren- rangemients will 'be announced later. cess is to be had.. - '• eral committees, especially the •com- nmm now closing has been necessari- She is survived ifay two brothers, George The campaign is open to all, and A regular communication $2.19 mittee on episcopacy, were composed ly one of readjustment of plans and re- right now is the time to think about of Pythagoras Ijodprc. N'o. construction of policies. The report of and M. E. Cartledge; two sisters, Mrs. those other tifries when yau- let a 41, Krco and Accepted Ma- entirely of clerical delegates. The. the Board of Missions, as now consti- W. F. Kuhlke and Mrs. Fred. Schuler. splendid chance get away from you by sons, \vill be field in Ma- AVING had similar em- necessary rearrangement of commit- tuted, including the reports of its sev- The 'body will be taken to Augusta, being dilatory in accepting it. This sonic -Temple. Decatur, Ga., tees disarranged the day's program and eral departments, will ba laid before Ga., for funeral and interment. opportunity is like the other man: It this (Thursday) evenfiier. H 'broideries to sell at $5, the reading of the report of the bishops the conference later." is here today and gone quickly. Now Slay 7, 1014, at S o'clock. $7.50,' $9 and $12.50, the valua- on the constitution of the church was Attention was paid to so-called Miss Eva Morris. you have ,only to reach out and grasp Our representative will soon be The Kntered Apprentice decree will he deferred until tomorrow. schemes for 'social betterment when It to make It yours. Nothing impos- conferred. All duly qualified Masons tion is ' positive—not merely the address declared there are many sible of accomplishment Is,expected of in or near your city with a com- are cordial^.- and fraternally Invited. 37 Conference Represented. who would have the church "abandon you. Merely a little of your time and plete line of samples of Pall 1914 Uy order of guessed at. . i>eJegates from thirty-seven annual her high calling In Christ Jesus and attention to the gathering of free votes. VIVIA N O. K J MS K V, conference's and more than a thousand give herself exclusively to all sorts of You have energy, you have ability, and Shirts. If an appointment is not \Vorshipfui Master. The event is one of quality rather visitors attended the first sessions of pretentious progress for 'social bet- you. have courage. These are all that already arranged, address a card to G. SCOTT CANDLER. Secretary. than quantity—there is just about *ttie general conference, which will -be terment,' 'improved environment,' and you need to carry you through to suc- in session three weeks. the like. They conjure her to rely on cess. us and he will call. feOO yards in all. Bisfcop Wlilson presided -today. Each eugenics rather than upon regenera- If your name has already been placed FUNERAL NOTICES. The materials are chiefly all of the other twelve .bishops will pre- tion by the Holy Ghost for the making in nomination, then loyal sup-port will side during the conference in the order of a new and nobler race, and to bring be yours for the asking. If this w'ere EARL & WILSON white, in crepes, voiles, glass of th«ir seniority. to bear upon man, the free agent, not true, your nomination would not cloths, nrulla and linens, though Tonight addresses of welcome were stock-raising expedients, and plant- C. J. Murphy. nave been made. You snould justify 33 E. 17th St., a few colored novelties are also responded to 'by Bishop Hendrix, of Culture devices as the most efficacious C. J. Murphy, aged 69 years, died the high regard of your friends for Kansas City. means to improve the species. But she Tuesday night at the home of his son, your winning qualities, not by mere New York City shown. Variously in, the fascinat- The roll call by the Rev. A. F. "Wat- may not heed the v.oices of these spu- words, bu,t by wonting For the very ing Baby Irish, Teneriffe, Flat kins, secretary of the last conference, rious renovators of mankind . . . be- first reward. RED-MAN COLLARS Venise, Shadow and Filet patterns. "he appointment of conference com- lieving that 'the soul of'all improve- Tf your name has not as yet reached mittees and the.reading of the bishop's ment Is the Improvement.at the soul.'" this office, then you should see that 27 to 45 inches wide. address, reviewing the work of the . Report on Federation. ' it does as quickly as possible. (Sale at 9 a. m., Main Floor, Right.) past four' years, is expected to con- You owe It to yourself to improve The forthcoming report of the com- your "time and talents to the fullest sume today's session. ' mission on the federation with the extent. SOLD »Y In presiding over the conference Met ho dig t Episcopal church was re- * Bishop A. W. Wilson used a gavel sent ferred to when it was stated that "It J. F. Rowzie. Chance Is Here. $1 Kid Gloves 79c by Mrs. Scroggs, daughter of the late appears the federal council of Metho- J. F. Rowzie, aged 21 years, died DANIEL BROS. CO. OWEN'S—Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Paine, made from wood of the dism has at last been comuletely organ- Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'. C., adequately 'representative of our Hollywood. Hollywood cemetery. Special fears F. S. Parker and J. S. Burrow, jour- Methodism.* will leave Barclay & Brandon's, 246 gray pongee and chamois. nal: J. R. CouTiliss, revision of discip- The bishops reported that the ques- FORREST & GEORGE AD AIR Ivy street, at 3 o'clock. The gentle- (Main Floor, Left.) line; A. J. Meaders, calendar; S. F. tion of changing the • name of the Dorothy Fox. men selected to act as pallbearers are Sessions, reading; J. S. Chadwick, daily church'-to "The Methodist Episcopal Dorothy Fox, infant daughter of Mr. requested to meet at K arc] ay & Bran- advocate; J. E. Harrison, aye and no Church in America" had been submitted and Mrs. Walter H. Fox, died Tuesday don's promptly at T! o'clock. vote; J. H. E'akes, letters, telegrams to theiannual conferences during 1913 night at the family residence, 304 Cap- and fraternal correspondence; M. T. and was not approved. 3.991 voting itol avenue. The body is at Burkert- 25c and 35c Fresh Haw, papers to be referred. against bhe change and 1,335 in favor Simmons chapel and funeral arrange- For Rent, South Side Apartments The-ruies of order of the last confer- We have some very desirable apartments in the "Adriatic," at 312 and 314 BAECLAY & BRANDO N: CO. Pleatings at 15c ence, w.hich fixed the hours of meet- of it. ments will be announced later. Funeral Directors, 246 Ivy St ing from 9 a. m. to 12:30 p. m., were RlgUta for Women, Rawson street. The rent is reasonable; they are well lighted and ventilated; C. H. UHAJVDO1V a. M. BHANDOM. TTRACTIVE plea tings of temporarily adopted, ,as were resolu- Miss Lily Johnson, Rome. good Janitor service, and is worth your while to investigate. Pmldrac. Vice Pmtdnt. tions for the appointment of nineteen On the question ofY'lalty rights" for A unusual charm have popped standing committees and the manner women, the cause for a widespread dis- t. W. AWTRT. Snrr. »d Tr«u. from their boxes to greet the .47th of appointment of members thereof. cussion at the 1910 general conference, Woodside-Sharp-Boylston & Day One striking change in the formation the address declared: Anniversary Sale. of the committees is1 that the commit- "Experience has confirmed us In the ast nignt irom nearc iaiiure. ±ne 16 S. BROAD STREET AND 12 AUBURN AVENEIE. tee on episcopacy shall be composed of view which we expressed four years funeral took place from the First Made of shadow laces, malines or an equal number of laymen and. min- ago in the bishops* address at Ashe- Christian church this morning. chiffons. isters. Heretofore laymen were barred v-ille. We have reason to believe, that Some styles combine the two ma- from this committee. This matter at- the demand for this kind, of equality tracted considerable discussion by both is not ..in harmony with the genera/1 Miss Rosalee Peek. terials. clerical and lay delegates. sentiment of the women of our church. The funeral of Miss Rosalee Peek.- White, black, cream and ecru; A resolution by !Dr: J. H. Moore, pro-- We believe, further mo-re, that who died Tuesday night, was held Wed- viding for an equal lay. and clergy the spirit of this movement is against nesdav after n-oon from Greenberg & WEYMAN AND CONNORS also black with white and white representation on committees, was. the view which our people at largre Bond's chapel. Interment was in West with purple, .Copenhagen, green, .dopted. have held and still hold in regard to View. FIRST MORTGAGES ON ATLANTA REAL ESTATE navy or red. (Main Floor, Right.) AdAreaa oC the Blsh»ps. mod Dra« H«blt» The address of the bishops, contain- Established 1890 Trust Company of Georgia Bldg. ar*f S*nStmrtutm.* Cook om ing as it did, a review of the. work of DR. «.M.WOOLLKV.7 -N.Vi the past four years and recotnmenda- 50c Sash and Hair tions as to changes In laws, practices and other matters affecting the Bow Ribbons, 29c Church, was the center of interest. The How To Drive Out messag-e contained more than 20,000 words and was listened to with, rapt House Repairs, Painting OT the ordinary taffeta rib- attention by the .vast body of dele- N bon, mind you, that looks like gates and- visitors. Alterations, Building a limp, washed out rag the third While the address reviewed the re- time worn, but a crisg all-Bilk taf- ^rganization of the missionary depart- All Blood Empyrifies TERMINAL CABINET SHOP ment of the church, ordered at the con- feta, with .a .satin back that gives ference in Ashevllle. N. C., in 1910; re- Diamonds or Dirt G. ft*. COOPER—T. J. DAV, JR. ported- action on tne question of fed- Bell Phone Main 5490. firmness and character to any bow eration with the Methodist 'Episcopal 43 W. HUNTER STREET. or sash. White, piA or blue, pret- church and discussed the question of The Searching Effect of a Most Remarkable It makes no difference to us what you tily brocaded with choice of four "laity rights" foX women, special at- tention was given to the bishops* posi- * have for sale. designs. 6 inches wide. 29c. tion in regard to -Vanderbilt university at Nashville. After several years of Remedy. It's Power For Health If it has real Merit, we can create for COURT. OF APPEALS OF GA. litigation, following efforts of a church commission to reach a. satisfactory, set- you a booklet or catalog that will brimg Arsrued and Submitted. Women's $1 Silk tlement of 'th'e question of the Metho- Unfolds the Most Amazing Facts , . Armour Ffertlllzer Works v. E. B. Abel, dist church's control of the university, purchasers. from Berrlen. ,' the Tennessee supreme court recently Mrs. S. A. Lee v. J. M. Bagwell, from Stockings Now 79c decided the church,,through its bishops, We invest our Printing with Selling j Early. did not control the school. 1 Central • of Georgia. Railway company v. OMEN will be glad to The bishops reviewed the action of Power and Personality. t J. S. Dozier. from Emanuel. the last general conference on the mat- i Seaboard Air Lire Railway v. Elizabeth W choose, at T9c, silk stockings "W^e want to figure with you on a ; Blackwell, from Elb famous blood purifier, known wber- ments into the products from which Is ex- the church... a mere shadow of connec- «Ter civilisation has act it* foot, lias an tracted S. S. S. These are readily assim- Pool balls gave way to golf balls. How- tion with the university," declared the ilated, they get right Into the blood and address, "which in our opinion does not action In tht blood that makes it truly actually bath* all these tissues with a much better for our health's sake. The Women's SOc & 75c direct the affairs of the institution a wonder and a .safeguard in this day of most wonderful healing influence. or assume any responsibility for it. dhacerons drugs. To begin.with S. S. S. It is a well-known fact that the body great out-of-doors brings health and happi- Union Suits at 42c We are thus deprived of what we hon- la purely rentable, yet It accomplishes strives to throw out through the stln In estly believed to be our; own and which all that haft been claimed for, mercury. GtOVER Tanks I by hundreds of actions taken in our the form #£ perspiration 'an excess of salts ness. LEACHED gauze knit lisle general and annual conferences and in Iodides, arsenic and a to3( of other min- and acids 'thnt accumulate In the blood. B sutts that fit snag ind comfy, tne board of trust of the university it- eral and paiaonooa aabBtanceB. Whon yon take a hot bath yon know how REALTY' yet permitting perfect freedom. self has been affirmed to be the proper- When we look at tbe bulk of an adult the sweat stlugs if it drops Into tbe eyes. The combination is found at Brook- and I ty of tlie church. Indeed, the owner- This Hume effect goes ou at -various dif- Low neclc, fio sleeves; tight or lace ship of the university by the church human body it la fimailng to realise that knee. Regular and outsizes. was - never questioned for more than in Its max* of main arteries and network ferent spots on tbe skin and if not glren haven. . (Main Floor, Right.) ; thirty years by anyone within 01- with- of capillaries there In la circulation a assistance results In .sores, rash, salt 21 Closets I i out the church. . volume of blood equal to only three.quarts. rheum, terrible itching and a general , Don't this Aean VALUE? /2 *»"«» "The words of the address of the Now, this will help UB to realize how plagu* of tbe skin. Now, the action of Tour family's health and comfort i bishops to the- last general conference quickly, we may reach and effectively 'S. S. S. Is just as If you were continu- depends upon the home surroundings. expressed the universal sentiment of ally perspJriDg cnly there- is no visible evi- A poorly equipped -sanitary system Is ' The Advantages all concerned.when the. VanderbiH uni- purify the blood supply with even a small dangerous. Peerleua closets and tanka quantity of S. S. S. dence1 of the fact. Tbe remedy enters tbe are sanitarily perfect in mechanism versity was called 'our Vanderbilt,* blood .through the Intestines and in a few and construction. 'ours in morals and in law."" I» twenty seconds a drop of blood tra- of Pictorial Re- ' After referring to the appointment of seconds is. hard at work. It follows the verses th« entire system and' the whole law of circulation by which, having . Money To Loan, The closets, of absolutely irapcr- the commissioners to investigate the volume of blood In the body has completed vlous vitreous porcelain, on which no view Pa.tterns Vanderbilt subject and the acceptance serred Its purpose, it seeks an outlet and We can malic prompt loans at lowest Interest rates on high-class Atlanta sediment can pather, are fitted with of their report by the church, the ad- Its journey throughout the body in an at once Is caught"-in thn myriad of email { residence or score property. i the "Don't Worrv Sent" of great will be apparentrto any woman dress^continued: average of three minutes. This shows the blood vessels that read* the etla pores strength .-iiid durability. . The tanks' "The board of trust also, after receiv- tremendous actlyity of S. S. S., for It is all over the.body. are of solid, wood (not vericer) and ' 'after talking a few moments to ing the report, thanked the commission a perfectly sfaatmitable product, "becomes lined with moisture-proof Boating of In -formal resolutions and declared thr.t A wonderful work Is now going on; In- DUNSON & GAY oil trtul minerals. ' I the trustees 'recognized and rejoiced in a pare of the blood plasma as qulc&ty as stead ,.o£. these poisons Collecting in the 409 TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA BUILDING. Mrs. Widrig ' the ownership of the church In • the nonrlabjag' food, and* begins Its antidotal form of crusts and irritating1, Itching ec- See that your architect specifier university,' and we were assured that activity Just as soon as it enters the blood. and your plumber supplies the Peer- special Pictorial Review representa- zema, they dry up and new blood ele- lees. Investigate it yourself at our tive. Mrs. Widrig explains tbe the resolutions of the board were in- A given part of the blood la in the ca- ments, made possible by S. S. S. form RENT MONEY S60-Ol> Per month and interest will buy mr handsome tended to be a 'full and explicit accept- pillaries but one and a half seconds but patented "cutting, and construction ance of the report in the sense of the ! new skin and eruptions are c6mpletely ...... «iii^» Juniper street home. Large lot, beat location on the : guides" that enahle on& to follow terms in which it was/ conveyed to In this limited tlsie the oxygen and nutri- banished. It is remarkable hot? quietly . WvlLI. BUY street, and a most desirable house. Has to be seen' i PnTI with joar plumber, architect nr c*H them.' tive matter are jriven to the tissues along this results. Get a bottle of S. S. S. of __ «.» u A MM to be appreciated. No cash payment. WHY HAY,' vourwlf: l«t «s show you .five «CnpJ*fff7 the Pictorial Patterns with ease. lv'*'i bcth rooms urine dlfforebt «jte Bow to tbe Court. with the purifying activity of S. S. S. any .druggist. nf| I H \f In RKNT? Address Owner. Box S3. Constitution. Mrs. Tvldrig will be with-us all this "But as law-abiding citizens we bow And no natter how severely the blood.has Don't accept a substitute. Beware o? week and next. ' . to the decision of the court. This, how- become impregnated with some form of Im- . those "Just as good" impositions. An£ ever, does not mean that we are bound purity you may be sure S. S. 8. will drive if your blood is In such condition that Gen (Pictorial Patterns, Main Floor. to-agree that the church has. received tt out. Nor Is this fact of more impor^ you would'like the personal opinion of a^ ATLaW-vii eral Supply Co., f JOEL HUNTER '& CO., * «**»''• • - • ; = ' i East Alabama St., = Left.) 3 justice in what has been1 done and de- tonce than to know that In thus ridding authority, write to the Medical Dept, Tbe cided. All the actions of the church, the blood of. disease, the Ingredients com- Swift Specific Co., 022'SwUt Bldg., At- 1 A in asserting its ownership in Vander- prising S. 8. 8. art tbeouelvcK eliminated ITAMT

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