THE 'A ANT Ay CONSTITUT Dully *nd 0imd«r, carrier delivery. 13 cents vreetcly. Vol. XLVL—No. 279. ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, MAiRCBL 21; 1914.—TWELVE PAGES. Slagle copl» em t»e atrceta and «^ mewMtemdii, 5 c«nta.
IDENTJFIESSUSPECTS IDENTIFIES SUSPECT TROOPS ARE MOVED Dallas Is Coming .to Shrine Convention DETECTIVE BURNS IN READINESS FOR GIVEN HOT ROAST TRAIN OF IN ULSTER BY Mil Harry Melville, the Bostal! Clash Between British Sol- Lawyer for Jim Conley Pic- Clerk, Says Perry Is Man] diers and Volunteer Forces, tures Detective as "Movie Who Sta> ~d Him When Aroused Over Home Rule, Picture, Stage Lecturing, He Refused to Give Up' Is Feared. Tangoing Sleuth." Money. LEADERS ON BOTH SIDES SAYS BURNS MUST AGREE $6,OOO REWARD OFFERED TRYING TO KEEP PEACE TO TERMS HE WILL MAKE FOR ARREST OF BANDITS "Whatever Happens, We Charge.of Conspiracy Made East Point Watchman Will See That Law and by Burns in Roasting Pri- Identifies Fields and Per- Order Are Observed," Says vate Detectives—Mysteri- ry as Suspects He Arrest- Attorney General. ous Telegram Sent Conley
ed After Depot Safe Was "Detective "Burns in this matter will. Looted. -* London, March 20.—""War in Ulster" Photo by Price. . .1 at least, be taught fchat he - is merely is the startling headline sensational Left to right. VG. C. Dngas, Dr. Harrison Cave, >C. F. Woods and C. W. Ferguson. a. '.private, detective', working- for his London newspapers are displaying in employers, 'private parties.' He Is not Price. •Harry B. Melville, the Postal clerk an I Photo even a citizen. Burns has no riphts HARRY B. MEL.VII,L,E, the blackest type. Dallas is coming to the Shrine convention—that is, all that part of Dallas entitled to do a good, old-fashioned the Queen and Crescent southbound Postal clerk on Queen and Crescent The government began to dispose of Turkish salaam and wear a red fez. This much was assured Friday, when Dr. Harrison B. Cave, manager of the in this matter. He 5s In no way con- train No. t, running from Cincinnati its regular troops in Ireland so they band of Hella Temple, Dallas; C. W. Davis, captain of the Hella Temple patrol, and C. P. Woods, also of Hella nected -with the administration of the to New Orleans, which was rob-bed may be in a position to deal with any Temple, made arrangements in Atlanta for the visit of the Texans. They secured, the ninth floor of the Piedmont law of this state." near Birmingham oE $40,000 on the situation that arises. The army coun- for Shrine week. The visitors were shown the city by G. G. Dugas, formerly of Hella Temple, and C. W. Ferguson, of In this 'manner Attorney William M. • nig-ht of February 19/ arrlVfed' In At- cil, sorne time ago, considered the pos- Yaarab patrol: The party was royally entertained Friday night by C. L. DuPuy, of Atlanta/formerly of T-alestine, Texas. Smith, counsel for Jim Conle-y, ar- lanta, Friday afternoon, and identified sibilities of home rule strife and in- raigns .William . J.. Burns, America's; A. O. Perry, one of the three alleged CONTAGION SWEEPS structed Lieutenant General Sir -Ar- noted sleuth, who Is engaged in prob- '•-tsmen, who were arrested, Monday thur Henry Fi tzroy Paget, who com- ing the Leo Frank case. Mr. Smith Hist •" 'morning at N-Q. 89 BrookUtie street, mands the Irish garrisons, to take nec- \Voodrow Wilson Describes nig-ht issued a public statement in an- by Sergeant George Bullard and Plain- essary precautions to maintain order TORREON INVESTED swer to -the recently published state- Clothes Man Shaw, as the train bandit NEGRO ORPHANAGE; and safeguard property. A general re- ment from Burns that the sT^-^,^1. in who stab-bed him in the back with a distribution of forces in Ireland, there- event he cared, would interview Con- IcnTfe -when he refused to tell the gang fore, was begun today. Just How It Feels to Be ley at will. of robbers where all the money in the Two regiments were sent from the BY GENERAL VILLA Smith declares that if Burns evd- mall car was hidden. MANY CHILDREN ILL south to reinforce the Ulster garrisons sees Conley it will 'he nec^Rsary for W. E. Gray, alias "Des Moines 'Bil- while the troops in Ulster were moved President of United States the detective to consult with t he no - jy," alias William' Grant, and Rexford to new stations In conformity with the gro's counsel in a gentlemanly man- Fields, were partially. identified as custom that* in the event of trouble ner, and to agree to conditions whlcli members of tlio ganp: of train robbers. Six Colored Babies Lie in M REBELS -the attorney will stipulate. Smith soldiers will not have ^to encounter Along with six other white prison- people with '-.-horn they had formed says tliat Burns cann-ot affront 1 in: *:ra. the three suspects were lined up, Illy-Ventilated Room at Draws Intimate Picture of laws which govern the rig-Ms of a/ n«- and Melville, -on entering the room, friendships. Some Irish recruits were Cannons Placed to Shell proceeded immediately toward Perry, Carrie Ste.el , Logan Home sent from the Armagh recruiting sta- Himself as Chief Execu- HOLDS UP TRAIN, oner in a predicament In such $-•> his ^nd picked him out as the man who tion to England. - ^ Federal Stronghold Shel- client is situated. stabbed him. "He then picked out on Fair Street. Ijcaders T-'rsrc Peace. tive for Benefit of Press Will Smith1* Card. Fields and Gray, but was not abso- The possibilities of a collision be- His statement follows In f u 11: lutely positive about identifying- them. tering 9,000 Troops Under tween British soldiers and Ulster vol- Club. '\ "If the papers are correctly quoting Perry Becomes Nervous. BUT LOSES NERVE unteers resulting from tihe super- Willaim J. Burns, this movie picture, W'.heii Perry saw Melville. enter the General Refugio Velasco. . j_ stage lecturing", tanp-oJnK- sleuth, fni- prison cell he became, very nervous. ALREADY THREE DEATHS heated political feeling, are recognized, Washington. March 20.—Woodrow lo'wing his -usual methods of playing It was noticed by all. the officials HAVE OCCURRED THERE but leaders on 'both sides are trying to Dude Bandit Leaps From present. Fields and Gray also showed exert a - pacific influence. John Red- "CITY WILL BE MINE Wilson unbosomed himself to members to th e galler I es, h e m-u s t i • • v- e 111» t signs of uneasiness when Melvllje be- mond, nationalist leader in parlia- of the National Press'Club of Wash- Train When Conductor only a disappointment to his employ- gan to approach them. ment, today telegraphed nationalists In IN WEEK," SAYS VILLA ington today, telling them, in a frank, ers, but a downrlgTit injury to the Tom Oliver, night watchman at the Belfast an urgent appeal to abandon convecsational way. how he felt as Halts It by Pulling the | cause in which he was h3red, ami for Wast Point yards of the Atlanta and a parade arranged for Sunday in Lon- president of the United States, how j which, I presume, he is 'being paid. West Point and the Central of Geor- Dyphtheria, Pneumonia, donderry, which, it is thought likely, difficult it was for him to imagine him- Emergency Signal. ! "Atlanta'ris' geiie'rally ho d'oubt lioperf gia rai 1 roads, identified- Fields and would result' In rioting. Sir Kdward that a Daniel had come to judgment. and Malnutrition the Constitutionalists, After self as the chief executive with the Perry, Thursday morning ,a;p the two, Carson, the Ulster leader, and mem- and that a truly g-reat mind, with loUty . men wlio mhe arrested as suspenis. bers, of the Ulster council invoked formal- amenities of the position, and 1 A dude bandit, masked, carrying a purposes; 'had quietly -moved into 'ins ' about two months as"o on the nig-ht Cause — Conditions Prove calmness on the part of the volunteers. March Across, Desert; Oc- how he had struggled to be as free as great issue to search out the tru Hi, pistol and -wearing kid gloves, whose when the safe in the Hast Point depot Four cabinet ministers spoke of the the ordinary individual without the without parade or display. was blown. Oliver said he knew noth- cupy Suburbs of Torreon Necessity of Greater Hos- Ulster situation at different meetin&s restraints of his office, 'it was an in- courage wasn't as big as his revolver, '"With- -the- -responsibility for t;,e ing of Gray. He stated .that on that tonight. John Burns, president of the climbed aboard Southern train No. 13— rljrht In this crisis of our law admin- night he was beaten by 'Fields and local government board, in an address, and Prepare to Shell City. timate picture of Woodrow Wilson, the pital. the oc-jthe Ohio Special—at Plovilla last night istration resting". In a measure, upon E'erry, after he had them .handcuffed said: * man, drawn by himself, on me, I had- -hoped far Bomefhni* fruit 'and, after striding into the day;., coach together, and overcome by them, when WI31 Carry Home Rule. | casion of the "house warming" at the with the Burns, but with a great doai n.i'jro they toofc his revolver and han'dcuff Conditions bordering upon, the un- ^Constitutionalist Headquarters, Ter- I Press club's new quarters. The presi- determined air of one who hope, however, than faith, I must-a-!- key, and made gpod their escape. "Home rule "s a question mainly for intended plundering the train from believable and at once emphatically Ireland Itself, Three-fourths of the no, r>urango, Mexico, March 20.—Gen^ dent did not intend to have his re- mit. Fields was identified Thursday morn- baggage car to observation, suddenly emphasizing- Atlanta's need for a hos- people there have demanded it persist-^ eral Villa and his army of 12,000 rebels/ marks reported, but later, at the re- "Burns' statements OHTte many of ing try a Decatur street pawn-broker wilted and leaped from the speeding his swlftb'-formed and published opin- as tb,e man who pawned with him the pital, equipped, to take "care of its ently for years, and we have no right^ today invested the federal stronghold quest of the club, th« unusual speech to listen to the dpmand for more con- cars. ions) that .my co-op.eratlou TVO.S un- revolver that since has been identified growing population, were unearthed of Torreon. was made public. It follows: cessions or yield to clamor. We have The particular thing that made him necessary to an interview with ('on - •as one of the two belonging to John late Friday in the Carrie Steele Ixjgan The khaki-clad columns occupied the no more desire to yield to lawless law- "I was just thinking of my sense of lose his nerve 'was the action of Con- ley may be a prematurely formed opin- Nolan, the train bandit convicted'Tues- environs of the city without opposition, Home, a colored orphanage, at 901 Fair yers than to lawless laborers." confusion of Identity, sometimes, when ductor J. H. Graden, of Ellenwood, who ion, and, at least, an unfortunate ox - day afternoon in Marietta, for robbing * street. and today was spent in wheeling and I read article about myself. I never Jumped for the emergency signal the press ion of them. Unless the sheriff the Nashi-ille, Chattanooga and S-t. Thomas McKiiinon Wood, secretary Six coloredtoaibi-e sli e in one ill-ven- dragging field pieces into place to shell instant he caught sight 6T: the masked or his deputies fly in the face of the Louis train at Vinings, Ga. of state for .Scotland, said: "We wtll have read an article about myself in tilated room in that structure; two o-f carry home rule by agreement if we the federal trenches. dug at every man on board. The shrill scream of order of court and 'the expressed wish ™">-The three alleged yeggmen, who which I recognized myself, and I have of this Ignorant negro prisoner and • ve been living at 89 Brookline, aup- fcn'ein mortally sick. Two doctors have possibly can, but -without it we must." point Wihere the - federal commander, come to "have the impression that I the airt appliance allot fear into tha lone bandit. bis counsel—«.nd I haa-e n-o reason to •sedly operating from ' there, have disagreed as to"the eourceofthe illness Augustine Birrell, chief secretary for General Refugio Velasco, expects at- must be some kind of a fraud, be- believe they -will—Mr. Burns will find een under police surveillance for •which has swept through the home, Ireland, in his speech, declared the tack. Before he had found time to even cause I think a great many of these i ie out a victim, much less rob him. tfrat his expressed opinion In this mat- some time, information having been ; leaving %. trace of whooping cough government's proposals g-ave Ulster Velaaco's army is estimated "to num- S ng ter is sadly wrong. receive 1 here from the western states j freedom from coercion for six years articles are written in absolutely good the bandit was gone. He landed in a •here and the clammy hand of douible ber ",000 men. ' South and southwest '"Mr. Burn* In this matter will at "that tl ,ey had moved here. They were j and that the -scheme of Andrew Bonar faith. I tremble to think of the va- heap along- the roadbed, undoubtedly least be taught that he i> merely a pneumonia there. Dr. H. R. Butter, ari-stiid early Monday morning, fol- Law, leader of the opposition in parlia- of this city his position JE'regarded as riety and faiaeness in the impressions mussing up his garb. Detectives and •private detective.' working for his em- low.. «r the safe-blowing- at Griffin, well known colored physician, of 200 ment, meant immediate coercion if a almost ^impregnable by ^ reason of^ the j l make— and it is being borne in on bloodhounds , have been sent to the ployers, 'private parties.' He is not referendum went against Ulster. Ga., £ a.turday night, when the Walker Au-bum avenue, states that the chil- mountains, through which only three] me so that it may change my very scene. even a citizen. Burns has no' rights Bros." safe was robbed of 380-5. Tues- Sir John Aiiebrook -Simon, attorney passes run, and these have been ren-' dren are suffering- from dypMtheria, Dr, disposition—that I am a cold and re- Women in Wild Raab. in this matter. Ho IB In no way con- day afternoon, while the officers were Hall, city phys-ician, declares that the general, said the government proposed dered almost impassable by fortifica- nected with the administration of the searching the premises of their resi- to go steadily on, adding: "Whatever moved person who has a thinking- ma- Several women were in the car. They children are suffering- from "a compli- tions and b*rbed-wire entanglements. rushed pell mell with the majority of law-of this state. dence they discovered buried under- happens we -will see that law and or- In other directions the city is reached chine inside which he adjusts to the "If Burns ever sees Conley he must cation of diseases." Trained Investiga- men passengers for the rear cars. neath the house a complete set of der are unflinchingly observed in through the desert and high hills. circumstances, which he does not al- come to me as a gentleman should and tors say that dyphtherla, pneumonia Ulster," . v Fright took hold of the occupants the yeggmen tools. Villa's progress hag been glow, be- low to be moved by any winds of af- moment the masked man and his pis- express an understanding that he has Since that date the United States and malnutrition have paused the-epi- The Ulster Volunteers. cause it was, necessary to repair rail- fection or emotion of any kind, but tol protruded tliroug-h the door. Only no rights ,,in trtie matter, and. If his postofflce inspectors, who have been demic of disease, which has in the road tracks and bridges. Early today, requests are reasonable and meet with In view of the partisan claims, re- turns like a cold searchlight on any- three men remained sitting. They were ^working on the Birmingham robbery, past week caused the death of three however, the road was open from Gon!ey*B approval. and Buins will have been trying to connect the men of the orphans who have been kept at garding the number of men, the organi- thing that Is presented to his >atten- in the smoker, at the entrance of zation and equipment of the Ulster vol- Yermo, -v^here the troops have been which the would-be 'bandit stood. agree to such terms as I dictate. Burns with the Queen and Crescent robbery. •the home. tion and makes it work. wifl receive consideration as fair as unteers, statements by Colonel Dact .rt, mobolteing, to Mapiml and Bermejillo, No. , 13 left Macon two hours late Xo Momey From County. the situation—In my judgment—de- fvnerr 'John Nolan. military correspondent of The London which are only a few miles north of F*e*l» m. Volcano. last night at 8 o'clock. At 10:40 o'clock A visit to the home late Friday aft- mands. The officers state that the suspects Times and H. W. Nevinsoii, a promi- Torreon. and virtually are suburbs of "I am not aware of having any de- Flovilla was reached, a water stop. ernoon disclosed the fact that the ma- >-»*ve admitted knowing John Xolan. nent liberal writer of The Nation, who that city. tachable apparatus inside of me. On While the engine stood at the tank inn Be a Courtesy. tron. Augusta £*. Goo-drum, a graduate At these two cities, after suffering- Jim Clinton, a negro porter, stepped V. James, who was one oC the at- have been touring Ulster, are important. the contrary, if I were to interpret "If Burns 'In allowed to see Conley .eys defending- Nolan at his trial, of Ki^k School for Negroes, has been long hours rn freight cars, wire re they from the forward platform of the day conducting: the place for the past sev- Colonel Dacourt says the 110,000 men myself. I would say that my constant it will not be as a matter of right, but "" at police teadq.ua.rters Friday aft- were stuffed like figs in a box, and coach to the ground. As the train as a matter of 'courtesy from Conley pon and stated that it was his be- eral years. The city makes an allow- with little water, the troops detrained embarrassment is to restrain the emo- started to roll away he climbed to the and his counsel. ance of ?100 per month for mainte- Continued on Page Two. - /. that Perry and not JVolan held and. in the Intense heat, formed in col- ) tiohs that are inside of me.' Ton may steps. "I,t ought to be to the everlasting- nance. Up t!o the first of the p-resent : and robbed the Nashville, Chatta- umna. not believe it, but I sometimes feel Another form Jumped from the dark- shame and disgrace of William J. f year the county alsu made an allow- j.-oga and St. Lrouis train at Vinings Army Crosses Desert. like a far from extinct volcano, and if ness, clinging to the step rail. He Burns should he come here to perform ance for the suipport of the home, but threw a pistol in the porter's face, \ the night of January 16. He will i There was little loss of time in plung- the lava does not seem to spill over it a high service for truth's sake and ttliis allowance has been cut off. They commanding him to hustle up the sacrifice It Uipon the altar of his desire . ( cure passengers of the train to iden- ,matron declared that since the first of' hnpr into the desert, some mounted and Is because you are not high enough to 7 Perry, he stated, and then ask steps and to throw up his hands. The for publicity. This is no time for bom- the year she has received no salary. ( others on foot. Great clouds of fine ; a 'new trial . for' Nolan, 'who was O'NEAL DEMANDS see into the basin and see the caldron negro darted towards the baggage car bast and braggartry. i desert dust ma-rked their progress over She stated that prior to that time she boil. Because, truly, gentlemen, in the yelling an alarm. A second later the, "The public mind of our people is : fenced to twenty years for the rob- received $55 a month as salary and for ' hummocks of cacti-crowned sand, and position whlab I now occupy there Is bandit appeared in the doorway of the sternly, determinedly bent upon truth incidentals. through drcr, water courses. Great ' ty coach. reward of $6,000 was offered for tank Lgons-— -" lade•-*-•n with the water sup- ja sort, I do not know how else to ex- seeking only. Human life is at stake. - ...^ arrest of the gang who rob-bed the -The matron also outlined the food Dr. Smith Savea Money. served the children, declaring that GRANDJRY PROBE ply whiich has been Villa's greatest j press it than to say, passionate sense Queen ,and Crescent train, and if the tl e 1 1 The man sitting prT the front seat from the rather formidable menu there —ibled in ? j^ *^ * **?* j of being connected w jny fe suspects now held are convicted, Ser- . h was Dr. E. W. Smith, manager of the •was vary slight deviation the j'ear n a 1 Weather Prophecy geant Bullard and his partner, Shaw, the sand. When branches of the tough ln ' a P*"""" relati ship of respon- Roney Medicine company, of 1ST Au- expect to claim the reward for their ro'und. The children are served two CLOUDY meals a day—breakfast and dinner at Lacy's Charge That Gov- i mesquite bush and soap weed were ' sibility. Not merely the reaponslbili- burn avenue, capture. (COT Cnn _r ; matted under the wheels, sturdy peons ty of -office, but God knows there are Flashing a big revolver in Smith's Melville tola the story .of the rob- noon. The 6 o'clock meal consists of ;p£/,OUU OI|put hands to the spokes, there were | enough things In this world that need face, the bandit ordere'd him to turn londy Saturday; , Sunday bery, stating that the robbers had con- crackers. " • A tour of the home building d is- _ • . TV , », ,, I streams of profanity addressed to mules I t b- corr.,0tefl over his money to Kim. A lady with a probably rafn. cealed themselves,in the mail car. and Convict Funds Branded as ; in a language saw to be m IMS respect i ° „; ™ „, "l, baby on the seat behind Smith suddenly covered him witii pistols. i the most adequate In the world, and 1 have ***""*> first and last, witn •screamed, attracting the attention of Dally Weather Report. ' Continued on Page ! Lowest temperature su While they were looting" the car. he 1 the columfi would proceed. all sorts and conditions of men—there the passengers, and then pandemonium stated that he threw a 35,000 package Absolute Falsehood. ------' — Highest temperature ,4] : The lipa of the few foreigners In the ar« mighty few kinds of men that have t in. Mean temperature ;;<; of - bills over Into a mail pouch for con- i army were cracked and swollen from to he described to me, and there are Smith, though, having $80 on his per- Normal temperature ,. z 1 cealment. The robbers suspected him Montgomery, Ala., March 20.—"An Ltlie neat and »lka3i dust, but the MexU >n that h& did not want to lose, Rainfall- In -past 24 hours, inches . :>4 of doing this,' and demanded that he ..„ , , - _ ... - . --'Tcans. trained to such conditions, cov- mighty few kinds of experiences that jumped up, and told the bandit that he Deficiency since 1st of month, ins.2.20 tell -where he had thrown it. When unqualified falsehood" was the term |fire dthel r moutns with foIdB of their have to be described to m< and when would see him dead before he would I>efi<5iency since Jan. 1, inches. .7.47 he refused, Perry said, "Well, let's kill 'Be-Early Today applied here tonight by Governor Em- | blankets and fared better. All eyes irn over the money. Report* Front Vmrlo«» Station*. him," and ran a knife into his back, j met O'Xeal, of Alabama, to a state- I were bloodshot. are looking to me as the representa- As the train began to slow up, the according to MelvUlc. Melville states i STATIONS Temperature. Rain ^ * j , ^ ^ ,_ m, .., 1 In this way, amid all the suffering tive of a party, with the hope for all bandit became suspicious and turned and state of 34 h'r» that one of the robbers, he thinks Graj-» j With ment issued here today by Theophilus j which tne harshe3t waste of arid land WEATHER. varieties,of salvation from the things and fled to front of the day coach. 1 p.m. 1 High. iinoh*i stated that he would .not be a' party Lacy, former chief clerkrof the state lin Mexico can furnish, the outskirts of Swinging down from the. platform, he Atlanta, cly 38 41 to such a crime, and remonstrated with convict department, in which he alleg- Torreon were reached. they are struggling in the midst of, disappeared in to the darkness. Birmingham, p. o. .' 38 40 Perry, trying to eep him from knifing ed that he had given- the governor $27,- Given No Oppoffltlon. it makes me tremble. It makes me BaDdlt'jn Description. _ .00 , him. : — - tremble not only with a aenee of my IS .00 Bimllnsh«iB Wants Suspect)*, 500, alleged to have been funds of the T here was no opposition, and Gen- The bandit is described as being of CharTeatonr" cly ". ,42 O'J convict department. Lacy recently was eral Villa declares there had been own inadequacy and weakness, but as Birmingham, Ala.. March 20.—i-The CE. Your rooms will be ledlum height, slender and apparentlv i Chicago, clr . . . 26 .00 convicted of embezzling state funds none since he began to repair the rail- if I were shaken by1 the ve.ry things youthful. He wore a blue handker- Galveston. cly . 48 48 .0
tluman justice is in issue. What ever man. to rise 'to the highest tnere la Newark and -was in Atlanta at the time Prevails must be right. It is high time within him. _ . the wire was sent « sink individualities and for every "As h-as been, quoted: "What we need Here la Black's lUtfnsase. at this time are 'men, tall men, sun- TEN COTTON OIL MILLS FUNERAL OF CALMETTE crowned men.* The message Is as follows: SEEK IMPEACHMENT "For once give us facts, eriv« u» "Please send this message to Jim ligrht, give us truth and eliminate the Conley: 'Glad you called the fake de- Uneeda Biscuit advertising program. tective's bluff.' He wanted you. Re- Now 44 Stores. The new "Lest you crucify where you seek fuse see him. Ask him about his uncle, NDj&DJN SOUTH IS MARKED BY Nourishment—fine Sa- store at 411 Edgewood ave- to save. Diclc Burns, better known as Ohio " M, SMITH." Pick, notorious bank b-urglar. Dicac dia OF JUSTIpRIGHT vor—purity—crispneaa nue, near N. Boulevard. his bit penitentiary Massach usetts, Many Are Wounded During Burns CbavKea Conspiracy. Ohio, New York, Delaware, where his Georgia Properties Among —wholesomeness. All That a conspiracy has been created picture and record are. Outbreaks—Police Obliged to throw obstacles into his path in "JOHN BLACK." Representative Frank Park Those Bought by Union Seed for 5 cents, in the the1 Frank: mystery -was openly charged "These dirty liars have pestered me and Fertilizer Company. to Charge Mob. j last nig-bt to a reporter for The Con- recently," Burns told the reporter. Will Seek to Introduce moisture-proof package. TODAY "They can do nothing but such measly, stitution by Detective Burns. etty -triokff as this. They are tire most He attributed the conspiracy to pri- ?ncapable set of asses -who ever ex- Resolution Following the Little Rock. Ark., March 20.—Cotton Paris, March 20.—Amid many dis- vate detectives whose enmity he had seed oil mills in ten southern states turbances the funeral of Gaston Cal- AT incurred by trequent attacks upon "Tallc about the penitentiary! If Charges Made by Cooper. were acquired today by the Union Seefl mette, victim of Madame Caillaux, took their methods which he had made from half of their criminal records -were knorwn, they'd every one be serving and Fertilizer company, a New Jersey place today in the Church of Sain-t the lecture platform. time on rock piles and in chains. They, corporation with, an authorized capital Francois de Sales, in the northwestern One of the first manifestations of are antagonistic to me because I al- "Washington, March 20 —(Special.)— of ?8,000,000. according to announce- district of Paris and within a block of the plot against him was stated by ways have attacked them and have RepresentatH e Park today began to ment made tonight by officers of the the residence of his slayer. Burns to be a message that was sent revealed their crookedness. I -warn Arkansas Cotton Oil company, the Jim Conley the convicted accomplice. introduce a resolution asking for the While they were returning from the P everybody against the private detect- impeachment of Justice Daniel Thew properties of which in this state were Thursday night by a man in Newark, ive. And I don't exclude myself. I among those taken over by the New cemetery, ex-Premiers Barthou and X. J.. who signed himself John Black. lav m> cards upon the ta-ble and say Wright, of the District of Columbia. Jersey corporation. The owners of the Briand. with I/ouis Kioto, former min- ROGERS' The message advises Conley against to all. 'Look at them and see for your- when he was stopped by a motion to Arkansas concern are also stockhold- ister of the Interior, were cheered by Barns, and accuses the detective of self.' adjourn. He will attempt to introduce ers in the American Cotton Oil com- the crowd. At the same time a royal- Shop at the Nearest. being a "fake." In talking to the re- All Open to Suspicion. the resolution in Che house eajrly to- pany, of New York. ist enthusiast shouted, "Cheers for EGGS—EGGS—EGGS! porter, Burns asserted that the mes- No details of the transaction were sage had been sent by none other than "I show my hand openly to every- morrow. made public here. Caillaux." He was attacked by the Blue Ribbon Brand, the a representative of a hostile detective one who suspects and let them draw The impeachment resolution follows The Arkansas Cotton Oil company crowd and struck with, canes, and quality egg, cut organization who had slipped over their own conclusions. The act of charges made against Judge Wright operated mills at Argenta, Cotton when the disturbance ended was found from New York headquarters to the- every private detective is open to sus- by Wade H. Cooper, president of two Plant, England, Fort Smith, Helena and to have been wounded by a revolver from 280 to.... N"ew Jersey 'city. picion, and the act of everyone should Pine Blue and a fertilizer plant at Ar- A similar message was received b.y be revealed and should be open and Washington banks and a former resi- shot. The* police had great difficulty Baronet Biscuit dent of Georgia. Mr. Cooper was genta, in. suppressing the disorder, Best Granulated wire by The Constitution Thursday above board. Otherwise it will always An ouster and penalty suit, alleging night from the same person. It re- rest under suspicion." founder of The Moultrie Observer, and violations of the state anti-trust laws, A group .of royalists, which, had Round, thin, tender— Sugar, pound . quested that Conley be advised of it. An announcement of wide interest once served in the Georgia legislature. was recently instituted against the Ar- g-athered after Che funeral, seized and It was signed "John Black." All sus- was made by Burns Friday afternoon He is a brother of L. J. Cooper, presi- kansas Cotton Oil company. The as- caned an Individual who yelled "As- when he declared that he had wired •with a delightful flavor Our Coffees roasted in picion that the sender was Detective dent of a Waycross bank, who came to sessment of $4,000,000 In penalties was Bas/sin Caillaux!" The man sought ref- Black, of police headquarters, was dis- instructions to the headquarters of his Washington a day or two ago accom- asked. * —appropriate forlunch- our own up-to-date roaster, pelled when it was learned that the agency in New York for Guy B. Bid- panied by John W. Bennett, his attor- uge in a tobacco store, at the same headquarters man had never been in din ger, assistant general manager of It Is * stated that no change will be time drawing a revolver and firing and dinner. which removes all rocks, the Bairns service, to come to Atlanta ney. made in the local management of the into the crowd. A number of persons Cooper and Bennett called on Repre- mills in this state. dirt and chaff. to assist his chief on the Frank case. sentative Walker and; discussed the were wounded. The 'police charged the Biddinger, is considered the most Besides those In Arkansas the mills mo»b vigorously. impeachment resolution with him, but acquired by the New Jersey corporation Similar incidents occurred at several Regal Blend 3sc competent criminal investigator in the Mr. Walker waa confined to his room Burns service. Burns himself avers are located principally in Louisiana, points in the city. Java Blend 3oc that he is the most able detective io by illness, and was unable to discuss Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Geor- Many hours before the process Ion America. Biddinger was formerly ser- the matter fully or investigate the gia, North Carolina and South Caro- moved, large crowds filled the streets. Santos Blend 23c geant of t/he detective bureau of the charges against Judge Wright, The lina. The 09-oliee and military authorities Irish Potatoes, cut from 310 Chicago police department, and has a two then took their cases to Judge R. F. Munroe, of New York, is presi- were out in force all along the route. reputation of , having solved many of Park, who spent a good part of yes- dent of the Union Seed and Fertilizer The underground railway stations peck Of! ft that city's biggest murder mysteries. terday going over the affidavits. company. nearby were occupied by large de- Libel proceeding's against Wade H. taohments, wifao had instructions to Biadlnirer Here Sunday. Cooper, who brought the original close them if the crowds becamt; too Biddiiiger will arrive in Atlanta charges against Judge Wright, are said TROOPS READY FOR great to handle. Squadrons of mount- No. io Silver Leaf fljl |"7 probably Sunday. This will bring to be imminent, and impeachment ed republican guards also were under Lard cut to CPliI/ to Burns' aid on the Frank mystery proceedings in the house ai e planned CRISIS IN ULSTER arms and occupied strategic positions two of the modt competent criminal to precede, if possible, the beginning in the vicinity. No. io Good Q7p specialists in Burns* employ. Dan Le- of suit by Judge Wright. Representa- The funeral procession, however, hon, superintendent of the southern tive Clayton, chairman of the house Continued From Page One, reached the cemetery without inci- Shortening tJ/U branch of the Burnj agency, wired his Judiciary t committee, declined several dent. The crowds along the i oute chief Friday that he would be in At- days ago to introduce an impeachment were silent and uncovered as the GRAHAM CRACKERS Extra Fancy lanta. today. resolution. The fight between Wade enrolled are in the flower of their age hearse passed. "We are going to sift the Prank H. Cooper and Justice Wrig.ht was be- and of excellent physique. Decentraliza- Among the notable personages pies- Celery mystery thoroughly and exhaustively. gun some time ago in a lawsuit in- tion has been the system of organiza- ent at the funeral were Kmlle Lombet. We dodge the sort of pat- "When we have finished. I am going" to vol\ ing the control of a local bank. tion. Each county forms a separate former president of the republic. Aris- Fresh Florida make good every promise I have made. unit. Theie are sixty-flve battalions, tide Briand and Louis Barthou, two • Pineapples terns that hit you in the eye. I am going to show the public to its of which eighteen are in Belfast. The former premiers. Prince Alu_ra,t, Baron utter satisfaction the grullty man. WILSON DESCRIBES volunteers have 400 motor care, 200 Robet de Rothschilds, Fernand Labon. Extra Large "There will be nothing concealed. My motorcycles and a complete system of •the attorney who is to defend Madame Smart, attractive patterns, report —whic h will include every ac- SELF AS PRESIDENT communication. Eighty thousand rifles, Oaillaux, Sarah Bernhardt and hun- Grapefruit ' tion of me and my men — will be sub- according to Colonel t>acourt, have dieds of others. some a bit gayer than others, mitted to the public. There -will be been distributed to selected men so Rogers' "No. 37," Highest positively no room for suspicion. Not Continued From Page One. that wholesale seizure of the weapons Ordered by Premier Mouin. but none that are in any even the most violently prejudiced can would be impossible The parliamentary scandal over the Grade Self-Rising Flour, reflect on the association of Burns with Sir. Nevlnson estimates that between e&cape of Henri Rochette, s>o-called sense a '"scream." the Frank case." fiO.OOO and 80,000 men would respond"king of swindlers," WAS brought to .* 24-lbs 79c When he heard it read to congress he Pays Tribute to Detective*. to a call for mobilization of volunteers. ciisis today when Victor Fabre, public- iz-lbs 42c said, 'I think it was better than when He thinks the rifles of the volunteers prosecutor, testified beloie a commit- See for yourself! During course of his talk with the T, ou read it to me' I paid, 'Senator, obsolete. tee oi the chamber ol deputies. 48-lbs $1.58 newspaper man. Burns paid a tribute there is one thing which I do not "Jn scattered groups." continued Mr. "It is true that I received the order to the detective department at police think you understand I not only u&e Ne\inson. "they would try to harass from Premier Moms to postpone the 24-lb. Bag LaRosa 75c Spring' clothes all ready headquarters, two members of which all the brains I have, but all I can the regular aimy sent to occupy the Rochette trial " i2-lb. Bag LaRosa 4Oc had served as' prosecutor of Leo boTrow, and I ha-y.e borrowed a lot country. The movement, therefore, is Fabre continued I now. Frank. He said that their zeal and. since I read it to .vou first ' That, f not a bluff proper. Neither is it for- "When 1 was being- examined b\ this | 48-lb. Bag LaRosa ...$1.50 vigorous efforts were to be praised in- dare say, Is what gives the impression midable from a military point of view. committee in 191^ 1 was asked whether stead of censured. of circurnspectness. J am listening, I The intention is serious, though fan- intervention from above had prompt* <1 Dr. Price's New Op $15 $18 $20 $25 And, he. added this of Solicitor Dor- am trying diligently to collect all the tastic, and it Is formidable because no me to request a postponement oi the sey: brains that ai e borrowable that I may one wants to shoot his own people." Rochette trial. Availing m>aelf of th*- Dessert Ob "It is foolish to condemn "Dorsey. not ma-ke more blunders thAii it is secrecy permitted to officials, I lepbed. XO2STE TOO SOON to Dorse> -was sincere in his convictions. inevitable that a man should make "No." I did not consider it within mv He felt that he was prosecuting the who has great limitations of knowl- blooming official turns up, and they Palmo Peaches, cut |7p show me so much attention that I pow er to make known my Interview start "breaking in" your guilty man. and he felt that he was edge and capacitj. And the emotion. with the premier. to I / U doing his duty to the final letter. And of the thing is so great that I suppose don't see the building. I would have to, 8ay 'stand aside' and let me see "When afterward M. Briand, as min- togs for the Easter prom- he is to be commended. If only all of I must be some kind of a mask to ister, asked me to explain, I gave' him Buy biscuit baked by Graham Bread, made from our public prosecutors were as spirit- conceai it. what vou are showing me." Some day ,-iftef* I am through with this Office I the document which pre\ jousb had enade. ed and vigorous as this Dorsey J.iUe I*or*011 Outnide. been in mv peisonal portfolio. He had old-fashioned water-ground "Now, mind you, I'm not saying thH a am going to come back to Washing- "1 reall> feel &ome times as if I vieie ton and see it. no right to make public what \vas con- NATIONAL Graham Flour, C_ to gain the favor of Dorae> I won' t masquerading when 1 catch a pictui e fided to him as minister. tJverv sen- Thanks to the Silk Worms. strive for his favor in that manner. Another National I&xbibit. tence in it, howexen, is true' BISCUIT loaf »Jb When 1 have accumulated enough of rmself in sonio printed description •Jn the meantime T am in the same Fast-colored, Silk Shirts, facts, I am going to submit them to In between things that I have to do category as the National museum, the COMPANY Better Bread, him. and he will then be glad to offer as a public officer i never think of monument, the Smithsonian institute, $1.50, $2. Don't judge quali- myself as the president of the United or the congressional library. If I only Sewing Machine Patent. single loaf . ... me his heartiest co-operation States, because i never haA'e had any |l Alway* look for that name I Can't Bumfoozle Dorsey. sense of being identified with that of- knew an exhibition appearance to as- (From The Chicago Journal.) ty by price. That's no argu- nce. i feel like a 'person appointed for sume—apparently I can. assume other On the average 500 01 6fiO applica- Double TO "You can't bumfoozle I>orse> v. ith appearances that do not show what is tions for patents to sewing machines ment—at the Grlobe. honeyed words. You've got to show a certain length of time to administer going1 on inside—I w'ould like to have loaf - - - / b him facts — undisputable facts, at that. that office, and I feel just as much are filed aw «t> everv year in the Unit- -,..f.M(. i,' it fit thi« moment aa 1 did it pointed out, so that I could practice ed Stateb patent office-. Of that num- He is a man of keen perception, I would it before the looking glass and see if ber about 400 are granted, nearly all Shredded Wheat mn Still talking " Olus" judge — although I do not know him before I -was elected to it. T ieel just as much outside of it as I still feel out- I could look like the monument. Beinpr of them dealing with improvements in Biscuit IUU personally' — and he is a man with re- regardfd as a national exhibit, would machines already manufactured. Shirts, much for your bene- markable perspicacity. ... e oi me ^ovenimtnL of the United be much simpler than being- shaken Quaker Op In explanation of the telegram Tvhich States. hands with by the whole United States. i fit as ours. It's a "newfan- "No man could imagine himself the Only One "BBOMO QUININE" '• ,Oats Ub referred to an alleged uncle of the de- government of the United States, but "And yet that is interesting to me, WUenever vou feol & cold coming on. think of Racy Type gled" proposition—best all- tective, Burns told the reporter that the he could understand that some part of simplv because I like human beings. the .fufl name. LAXATIVE ">BROMO QUI- Post "uncle" scheme was a favorite one with his fellow citizens had told him to g'o It is a pretty Tioor crowd that does ) NINE. E. W GROVE'S signature Is on bo*.. in-one proposition yet. certain private detectives who had and run a Certain part of it the best not interest voti. T think they would 260. - . | Roadster Seats tried to injure him. for years. have to be all members of that class ______^^_^_^^__ I Toasties 8c "The fellow to whom they refer was he knew how That •w'oulcl not make that devotes itself to 'expense regard- Shirt, and drawers (no shirt- him the government itself or the thing Trimmed and ready Pillsbury's Best I At*. a crook, Dick Johnson, alias Dickie itself. It won Id just make him re- less of pleasure' in order to be en- tails), the price, $1.50. Burns, who once turned informant for sponsible for running it the best he tirelv uninteresting. These look so ' to place on your car. Breakfast Food IHU me while in prison. In payment, I as- knew how. The machine is fio much much alike—spend their timf 11 ylnw sisted in obtaining' his release, for he greater than himself, the office is so to look so much alike—ana so relieve had really been convicted unjustly and themselves of all responsibility of Write for Prices Cream of I At* Bring the boy — or send much greater than himself; the office thought—that they are VPFV monot- Salt Boiling Wheat Itb by mob clamor. He promised to re- is BO much greater than he can ever form and did. I got him several jobs. be, and the most he can do is to look onous indeed to look at; whereas, a him. Mr. Wilson, "that's In fact, he was a sort of protege of crowd picked up off the street is just ATLANTA AUTO TOPAN1B TfifwiMING CO. . Pettyjohn's Break- I At* grave enough and self-possessed a jolly lot—a job lot of real human | Atlanta. Ga. f all." mine until he again went crooked enough to seem to fill it. I can hardly through an error of the mails which refrain everv now and. asain from tip- being-s, pulsating with life, with all fast Food ITi» lost him from my influence. kinds of passions and desires tt ping- the public the wink, as much as would be a great pleasure if. unob- . «*Wa» Proud of Me." to say Tt is only me' that is inside MEAT Serge Suits (Norfolks) served and unattended, I couM be ' The 44 Rogers' Stores. "He was as proud of tne as he was of this fhjnjff. I know perferlK well that knocked around, as I have been ac-' 10 with extra trousers for boys, a father. He continually talked of -me I will have to get out presently. I rustomed to being knocked around CHENEY'S 114 Capitol know that then 1 will look j ist my all my life; if I could resort to FULL LINE D N. Broad $5.00 and Up. while he "was in prison, and. somehow own pro-per size, and that for the tii\j< 11 Fonders 183 W. Mitchell or oth-er, the report got out that we any delightful quarter, to any EXPECTORANT 10'J FeJM'htree 195 B. Georgia. were related. When he was last nent to being: the proportions are somewhat place 111 Washington, that I choose 32 AV til him it 213 S. Pr>or refracted and mi si op res on ted to the Curai Croup, Whooping Cough 236 Capitol prison, he was lost from me, and for eve by the larpre thins: l am inside of, I have sometimes thought of going- to yttty yoars on ttie market aDd Bold every- 116 K. Pine Any other good pattern, years, I have heard nothing of him. t some customer's—somtS theatrical cos- where for 26o. Best medicine Cor croup. 121 Kdgeivood 280 Oak Troubled by Precedent**. FRESH MEATS colds and sore throat affections. Don't he 123 W. P'tree 355 S. Pryor $5.00 and up. Poor fellow! I fear he is dead by now. tumer's—and buying an assortment of 369 Boulevard beards, rouge, and coloring and ail the led away by new and untried remedies. 131: Forrent ""Well, the private detective enemies "For .example, take matters of this 1 8tlck to Cheney's Expectorant. It Is sure. — 348 Houston 427 Grant oC mine jumped at the chance to in- sort: I will not say whether it is known means of disguising myself, if 3 Meat Cutters Wanted 161 Peac-htreo 439 IVhitehall Stetson Hats, $3.50, $4. jure me. One day a crook came to me wise 01 unwise, simple or gra\ e. but it were not against the law. You see STB N. Bdulevard 4153 Mewart 1 ha\ e a scruple as president against 111 Mansfield, Ohio, and said that al- certain precedents h«i\ t oei-n '•-.!,' "i- fox Ri^er Butter -Oc 30O HemphlU 404 S. Prj«r though he didn't know me. he knew my lished that !n certain companies the breaking the law, and disguising: 309 P'c-d de Leon 18 N. Forsi th one's self is against the law, but if I Parkndale Butter ...... aTVj< 460 Woodward Young's Hats, $:i uncle very well, that he had met him president must lea\ e the ruom first, 347 P^ach tree in prison. and people must wive \\ aj. to him. could disguise myself and not get 301 Euclid 31 H. Prjor caught. I would go out. be a free 38O Marietta 41 f Kds-ev*o»Ml "I took the crook by the neck and They must not sit down if he is stand- Out-of-Town The "Georgia" Hat, $2.00. told him. ing up. Tt Is a very uncomfortable American citizen once riore. and hai e Cash Grocery Co. 4O2 I^uckie 1 Have You a Gas 412 Spring Storea: " 'You d — d scoundrel, you go back thing to have to think of all the other a jolly time. I might then meet some 671 Highland Marietta, Ga. to your sneaking employer - (Here people every time I geC up and siV of you gentlemen and actually tell you 37 S. Broad St. 812 Peachtree Newnan, Ga. THE GLOBE CLOTHING Burns mentioned the name of the head dowTi, and all that sort of thing- So what I i eally thought." I 33 Gordon Ka.st Point, Ga. of a nationally known detective or- that when I get guests in my house The president talked entirely infor- Hot Water Heater 72 Whitehall Decatur, Ga. COMPANY ganization^. and tell him that if all his and the public is shut out. T adjoui n mally- He wore a sack suit and stood ' sins were known, he'd, be under the being p-resident and tafcp leave to be with hi*; hands in his pockets as hP | noose with all of his dirty associates. a gentleman If they draw back and &poke He was in a happ\ mood, and ' In Your Home? Shop at the Nearest Rogers Store 89 Whitehall St. and I do not doubt that the crook ftad insist upon mv doing- something first, hi*? rem.irks were constantly punctu- ' v been hired to circulate the story, as he I firmlj d PC! mo. There ai e blesbed ate
\ 'SPAPERf 'SPAPERf THB CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914. Page Three.
self «quai fH on record A esterday as \tlanti v.i\l ^ ote an Issue of bonds to not onl> favoring an i&sue of $1 COO 000 euro the impro\ement through but ad\ eating such a project prox-idme The ma> or also fa\ors the issuance WANTS BOND ISSUE the monej is demoted to the plaza of ait least $7oO 000 in bonds for Gradv PEACHTREE TO BE hospital provided the issue is included project in the oliza pi eject. The cit\ liab been scheming for I •« ould rather see the plaza- limit i. ear« to cover that unsightly than anything that I know of said MEN AND RELIGION BULLETIN NO. 106. FOR PLApOJECT stretch of riilroad ~\ ards extend the major and I want to see the FIVE m WIDER ing through the cifv and which newspapers the chamber of commerce hab oc^n thar i teriT-td b\ municipal tht, cit> government and the grenera j.y*embl\ g-et tog-ettiei and shape up Woodward Says He Is expi»rt*s a.i .1 ens ne*, i ^ a*> Atlanta s t)ie i ioject in time to present it to the Agreement Is Reached Aft- cancer ( hitf P M Clavton head •fegrisl it Jre Willing to Have Bonds of the eigmteiins? forces of the cit^/ Ma\or W oodv. ard s scheme IB to have er Conference Between e«stma c li it t*7*3 o^t of building" the general a^seinMy take the mattei for Greater Hospital In- the pla^a including; a four or fi\e up at the approach iig session The sto v of'i e b Jildins o\ er the site of p eject wis presented to the Western Property Owners and Rep- a id \tlant c cornrmssion at its hear cluded at Same Time. the pr^sep union station TI ill he ings some months ago and according 51 600 000 to Mayor x \\ ood-nard nearly eyeiv resentatives of City. \\ ant Plaxa Started member of the commission is in favor of the state allowing the citj to so PERSONAL LIBERTY Although 2klayor James G "ttooilnaid "VTa> 01 X\ oodward •wants the pla^a ahead and float $1 600 000 in bonds and Follow Ins a- conference in the ei^ i1* not in favor ot a bond itsue to float project fatii ted ne\t y ear if possible start the project immedi--tel\ corstruction office between OiVef R He stated fr rida> that the scheme is ail the poblic improvements urged -on Yllll Retire Bonds. M Cla> ton Robert F Maddox Ed first an I last w, ith him and he e~v The" mrreised t*ixes from the prop w ard Alf riend and Torrest Adair it the city administration, he placed him plained th^-t he belie\ es the neople of ertj in close proximit1. to the plaza wjll be sufficient to retire the bonds ™as announced fhat an agreement had and pay ttie interest m thirty >ears been reached between the clt> and The project will not cost the state of property owners whereby Peachtree Georgia one pennj while on the other street In front of the \r*gon hotel will "You have been called unto hand the statf* will den\e great bene- be widened approximately five feet JL 3DC JL. fit from the enhanced \alue of prop ert\ through the Increase in tax re Captain Clayton stated that the side- t u ns The U estei 11 and Atlantic rail walk in front of the hotel TVJII be ivJd road s state prop* rf* w nich \v ill be ened foui feet at r>e Give allej and liberty; only use not liberty for an \ a.stl\ m proved not alone o\ the fn
r> 1 Page Four THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, OS, SATUEDAY, MAKCH 21, 1914.
counting chickens before they are hatched. THE CONSTITUTION It may be that at the show-down the Mexi- THp STANDARD SOUTHERN IvtEWSPAPER cans'will he utterly unable to agree among Published DaJy. Snnday. T themselves. That means intervention. In GQISJJ-^ the meantime, the president cannot he ac- Joy Wit* Hi. Fiddle. CLARK HOWELL. Hand sweet Joy his fiddle cused of leaving one stone unturned to pre- —let him play a tune; POUTICAL GRIND Editor and General Manager W. L. HALSTEAD. vent a climax the possibilities of which no "We want to dance our judicial mind can view with complacency. troubles from the The date for the meeting of the state Montgomery county by the creation of a Business Manager. green earth to the executive committee has been definitely set new, county out of the northern end of Directors: Clark Ho well, Rqby Robinson. moon! for Saturday. April 4. Montgomery, the new county to be called Albert Howell. Jr.. E. R. Slack. H. W. Grady. Keep the music going— Governor SJaton on Friday received a Truetlen. The new county of Toombs was Telephone Main 5OOO, THE FEDERAL ROAD MEASURE. merry be the sound— letter from Chairman William J. Harris, of taken largely from Montgomery county in President Wilson has broadly intimated "Swing corners" with the the committee, apprising the governor that 1905 and in 1912 the new county of Wheeler country till the world the date of April 4 had been selected, if was created out of Montgomery county's territory,, no part of it being taken from that he will support the Shackleford bill, is spinning round! satisfactory to the governor.- The governor any other county. The bill to create has' informed the chairman that he has no already reviewed in The Constitution. The Truetlen county does not take any territory A joy-dance, good people! preference. measure pledges the federal government in Trouble comes" too soon, from any county except Montgomery. The letter to the governor states that And so, we want to dance it The question of the further division of substantial amount to co-operate with the - ... U owing to the fact that several members of From the green earth to the moon! Montgomery county was submitted to the states in construction and maintenance of the committee cannot attend a meeting from people of the county at the primary helrt Hand sweet Joy his fiddle! He's the one April 6 to 13 on account of court, that it last Wednesday, the democratic executive highways. Such action on part of the presi- • that knows has seemed best to select the earlier date. committee arranging for a vote on this dent means the bill will pass at the present The way from every thorn-path to the QreatTrials April 4 being convenient to the majority of question under instructions from a mass region of the rose; the members. meeting of the citizens of the county, and session of congress, the appropriations to be "VVhen he strikes the right tune—when he At the meeting it is expected that the the result in this primary was against the pljfys his besl creation of the new county, the new county available during the current year, provided resignation of Senator W. S. West, as vice Stars twinkle like they're dancing on the proposition receiving. 477 votes and against of course the individual states comply with chairman of the committee, will be tendered. heaven's cloudless breast! the new county receiving 5S6 votes. It will It is also anticipated that after this meet- Entered 'a the postoffloe at Atlanta requirements.' A joy-dance, good people! be of interest to note that of the votes cast second-class mail matter. Under the Shackleford bill Georgia would ing the races for the various offices, the in favor of the new county 3 81 of them All the world in tune, terms oC which expire now, will' begin to ultimately draw nearly or quite $700,000 And so, we'll dance our trouble Historu were polled at Soperton, whjch hopes to ha POSTAGE RATES i take a more definite shape. the county seat of the new county if created. United States and Mexico. From the green earth to the moon: from the federal treasury to be expended ***** It is hoped that this expression from th«> 1O to 12-pagre papern, Ic; 12 to 24-paffe HARDYVICK BEGINS ACTIVELY Papem, 2 ; 24 to 3U-page papers. 3o; 30 to upon roads. The one drawback so far as •* Wan ted." TRIAL OF peop.le to be affected will be heeded by the C HIS CAMPAIGN: FOR SKXATJE "6-pag-e papers, 5c. this state is concerned, the question as to The Ray ner Tribune expresses this BENJAMIN DISRAELI. legislature in the approaching session" this f "wan t" in its editorial' columns; Washington, March 20.—(Special.)—Rep- summer. ATLANTA, GA., March 21, 1914. whether or not convict labor on roads could "Wanted, an editor who can read, write resentative Thomas'W. Hardwick has begun be accepted as the state's cash- equivalent and argue politics, and at the same time be The ancient court of king's bench has been actively his campaign for election to the GLY*3V COL* NTT COMMITTEE United States senate by sending out under SUBSCRIPTION RATES: to the government's offer, has already prac- religious, funny, scientific and historical at the scene of many remarkable historical FAVORS EARLY PRIMARY By Mail in tlie United States ai\d Mexico. will, write to please everybody, know every- his congressional frank 300,000 copies of Brunswick. Ga., March 20. — (Special.) _ (Payable1 invariably in advance.) tically been ironed out in the senate. Only trials, but it has been but rarely that the speeches he has made in congress. . thing without asking or being told, always The. democratic executive committee of "criminal" -was afterwards loaded with hon- • • 1 mo. 6 mo. Ii mo. technicalities remain to be effected. The having something good to say about every- These cover a wide range of topics, and Glynn county will hold a meeting early Daily and Sunday 60c $3.25 $6.00 body else, live on wind and make more ors, and in but one instance succeeded to the touch upon the tariff, the trusts, currency next week for the purpose of fixing a date 1 other requirement, that the state maintain a Daily 50c 2.25 4.00 legislation, workmen's compensation, popu- Sunday ... 1.-25 2.00 money than enemies. For such a man a prime ministry. But such a thing happened for the county primary. bona fide highway commission, can and will lar election of senators and other public Tri-Weekly .... 1-00 good opening will be made (in the grave- and in the- reign of Queen Victoria. Benjamin While no date has as yet been decided yard)." issues which have been before congress By Carrier. be met as soon as the legislature convene's Disraeli (or D'Israeli. as it was then spelled), on, it is understood that a majority of the during the twelve years Mr. Hardwick has In Atlanta, 55 cents per month or 12 cents members of the committee, as well as the in June. When the Sun la on (be Blaze. then member for Maidstone, was the defend- represented the tenth district. per week. Outside of Atlanta. 60 cents per The Constitution confidently predicts ant. various local candidates, are in favor of month, or 14 cents per week. I. Of course, this matter is of an official an early primary, and it is expected th-u In 1837 Disraeli was thirty-two years of character and can be sent broadcast over that the enactment of this legislation will It will be called for some time early in J. R. HOLLIDAY, Constitution Building, Springtime in Georgia ou'd like to sing age, and although he had made four attempts the state free of charge under the repre- May. sole Advertising Manager for ail territory prove one of the strongest and most popular her praise, he failed to get into parliament. At last his sentative's frank. The only expense in- outside Atlanta. Or Just a day ii summer, when the sun is features of the administrative program. For luck changed and, together with a Mr. Wynd- volved is that of having the pamphlets COMMITTEE SKTS MAY 12 -VS D Vl'E on the blaze: The address of the Washington Bureau is years the nation, irrespective of party, lias ham Tjewis, he was returned as a conserva- printed at the government printing office. OF WALTON «'OIJXTY PRIMARY No. 1727 S Street, N. W.. Mr. John Corrigan, But if you did, a blizzaret a mighty howl tive member for Maidstone. Representative Hardwick, because of ill- been plamoring for real and not fictional _ Monroe. Ga.. March 20.—(Special.)—Th» Jr:, staff correspondent, in charge. would raise Disraeli made his famous but unsuccess- ness, canceled his engagement for a speech And scatter leagues and leagues of snow n alton county democratic executive com- THE CONSTITUTION is on sale in New- aid to highway construction. And here it is ful speech during the autumn session, which before the Home Market Club of Boston, on all the shivering ways' mittee met a few days since and set May 12 York city by 2 p. m.' the day after issue. It nearly materialized, with hardly a ripple was convened for the purpose of voting a where he expected to outline the issues on as the date for holding the county primary. can be had: Hotaling-'s Newsstands, Broad- civil list for the young Queen Victoria, and which he will seek election to the senate, Up to this way and Forty-seconrt street (Times building- save that pertaining to the task of compro- time there are very few candi- his exaggerated language and fantastic ap- ft is now expected that he will take the dates tne corner), Thirty-ei'ghth street and Broadway The singers i- realize the fickle seasons' field, but the indications are mising slight divergencies of opinion. If pearance were bound to ensure a fiasco. I^et stump early in April and be absent from that several more will enter within the and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. plan. congress put through no measures other than us .read what has been written by a reporter; Washing-ton a great deal from that time on, next week or so. The Constitution 1s not responsiblte for And they get small information from the "The impatience of the house would not prosecuting his campaign for the short-term advanc:vance paymentpayn s t_o _ _o-t-of-town local- car- the tariff and currency laws and this roads government weather man; senatorship. The new committee organized with Hoti allow the honorable member to finish his Ornn Roberta chairman and Editor Ernest riers, dealers or agen ts. bill it would have wrought in a manner not 3ut, glory be! no matter how the weather speech, 'and during the greater part of the Camp secretary, they having bren chosen works its will, time he was on his legs, he was so much in- ABSENCE: OK THE "WISE ONES" approached by its predecessors in many 1 at a mass meeting a few days previous. "1 HE DEVIL WAS SICK." t's great to be a-li vin in the g-lorious terrupted that it was impossible to hear what MARKS FRIDAY AT CAPITOL years. ' country still! Friday at the state capitol was marked, he had to say." SiLMIBEU OF IXTERESTIXO RACKS It may have been only a coincidence that Within a few months from the delivery in so far as politics is concerned, with an IX PROGRESS IS,' FLOYD OOLM'V of this maiden speech. Wyndham Lewis. Dis- absence of politicians or those inclined tc tbree. days before the senate called up the Rome. Ga., March 20.— (Special.)—One of raeli's colleague, died. At the bye-election talk politics. Hardly a day passes without REAL PATRIOTISM. the warmest political races in north Georgia bill of Senator Smith, of South Carolina, by this rendered necessary, the conservative a number of those politically interested providing for federal regulation of cotton The senate witnessed the other day candidate. John Minet Fector, headed the poll. about the state "dropping in on" the gov- will be that for sheriff of Floyd countv But a petition was presented against his re- ernor, or calling upon the various state- W. G. Dunehoo, th« present sheriff, has an- remarkable spectacle of Senator Lodge, re nounced for rc-electiun. and has on his exchanges, the .New York Cotton exchange turn, and when it came up. for hearing Mr. house officials to discuss the "situation." ticket as deputies publican, of Massachusetts, vigorously de Austin, Q. c., who was counsel for the peti- The ".situation," with the exception of the D. O. Ryars. Joseph Watts announced a voluntary change in its system, BEEN and Burl Salmon, fending the administration's policy in car tioner, seems to have acted with perfect pro- probability of J. Gordon Jones, of Cordele. Sheriff Dunehoo is op- TO A THEATRE posed by J. K. of grading and classification. Knowledge of ing for the Mexican refugees interned thi priety in his opening speech. But it was entering the race for the attorney general- Barron. one of the IN TWO W6EKS ship, remains, from all outware appearances, present deputies, on whose ticket are G. the sinuous psychology of what has been side of the Rio Grande. made to appear from a report of it in an Smith, evening paper that he had accused Disraeli unchanged, and is decidedly in an attitude of Davis. Henry Watts and John waiting upon the governor. Bobo. called the "greatest gambling institution on It is gratifying that the lohg-drawn-ou of having, at the 1837 election, bribed the constituency to return him. This was copied A number of other interesting races are earth" kindles our suspicion that the action Mexican crisis has brought to the surface In progress. Leonard G. Todtj and John 11 next morning into the London papers, arid THEY ARE STRONG FOR SLATON, a good deal more patriotism than jingoism Vandiver are candidates for tax collector was deliberate and not spontaneous. It is thence found its way into the provrnclal WHATEVER HE RUNS FOR J. Tom Jenkins. Zack Salmon and and peanut politics. Of course, in both press. More sentiment and support for Governor T. n. all over again a case of— Hendricks are candidates for ta receiver. house and senate there have not been lack The chairman of the committee, who was Slaton in whatever decision he may make It is probable that D. "The devil was sick, tin rather deaf and very mischievous, when ask- Simmons, countv develops daily. A number of newspapers clerk, and T. B. Owens, in o uk would bu; ing small or bitter minds willing to grasp county treasurer. ed by Disraeli if the report of Austin's about the state have expressed the position will be unopposed. The devil was well, th* questionable political advantage at the ex speech was true, replied in the affirmative that they are with, the governor, whether it monk was he!" As a matter of fact, Austin "had made no be for one of the senatorships or for another pense of ridiculing the administration ii HARDY KE-EI.KCTEO (HA 111 II \\ The New York Cotton exchange has for national crisis. We have had that sort ol charge against Disraeli at all. but Bruce term in the governor's chair. had misled the latter as to what had taken Also there occasionally appears a man OF PIKE COL'VTY COMMITTEE some time known that it was in the mind of thing before, in war no less than in peace place. Late that night Disraeli wrote a let- who first thought that the governor would Barnesville. On., March 20.— (Special )-_ congress to amend or end the exchange. But there is less of it than at any time in ter and sent it to all the papers, in part as run for the senate, and now believes that he The new democratic executive committee of follows; will run for re-election to the governor's Pike met Thursday at Zebulon and organiz-d Ijoving life, the exchange is evidently trying the history of the country. The wholly "I therefore repeat that the statement of chair instead. for the next two years. B. H. Hardy ot to "beat congress to it." The one weak selfish efforts of a few newspapers to hu- Mr. Austin was false, and inasmuch as he Barnesville. was re-elected chairman and never attempted to substantiate it, I conclude SERIOUS OPPOSITION NOT EXPECTED W. M. Jordan, of Molena. re-elected miliate and embarrass the administration secretary. point about the action of the exchange, have had precious little respectable support that it was on his side but the'blustering ar- BY FRIENDS Of JUDGE BROYLES tifice of a rhetorical hireling, availing him- Should Judge Roan decline to run for whereby it commits itself to the same TWO SANDERSVILLE CITIZENS in congress. self of the vile license of a loose-to'ngued re-election to the appellate bench, it is re- standard of classification in use at New All of which is heartening to the Ameri- lawyer, not only to make a statement that garded as a foregone conclusion that Judge ARE CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS Orleans, is that folk are proverbially dis- can who believes in progress and optimism. was false, but to make it with a conscious- Broyles will be his successor. Sandersvllle, Ga.. March 20.—(Special >_ ness of its falsehood." As yet, Judge Roan has not announced It is now definitely known that Judge B'. T. trustful of death-bed repentances. The day of the rabid partisan has passed, or The paragraph quoted was a libel on Aus- whether or not he will stand for re-election, Rawlmgs will not be a candidate for re- tin, who did not bring action for damages, but it is the opinion of those very close to election to judgre of the middle judicial cir- No one wants to incontinently wipe out of at least is passing.. We will always have cuit. He has aspirations to be but applied for a criminal information to be him that at the, expiration of the present congress- parties, under our form of .government. But man from the tenth. existence the New York Cotton exchange Hl« First and Only Cbance. tried in the court or king's bench. The court term he will not be before the people for Also has A. WHlia Evans. brother of indications multiply that party fervor will "The old lady spends most of her time was congested on November 22 to witness the the place. Judge B. D. Evans or any other exchange. supreme court, of the suffrage meetings." says The Blll- trial of the handsome novelist and M. P. who And to date no one has appeared to op- Atlanta. •Washington increasingly be unable to tempt men to county will furnish two of the eight candi- The annihilation ol" these institutions forget their primary duty to the whole na/- ville Banner, "and we are boss of the house had challenged O'Connell to a duel and was pose Judge Broyles. It is yet a little early would deprive traders and mill owners of at last! The way we order the servants the special-protege of Lyndhurnt. to predict that no opposition will be forth- dates who propose to run in the August tion or to the dignity of the nation's service. around is a caution! Tt sometimes takes a The first Lord Denham presided on the coming, but serious opposition is not an- primary. Mr. Evans ran aEainst Mr. Hard- wick four years ago, when O. R. the legitimate right of hedging, the practice man a lonig time to c6me into his own. but benqh, and the prosecutors were Campbell, ticipated by the friends of Judge Brpyles Eve, of Augusta, was in the race. by hoping for the best and watching his Pollock-and Polic-tt. Campbell, in addressing who would see him on the appellate bench. upon which the system of long-time con- Hon. J'. J. Harris and S. chance'he's sure to get there. Heaven bless the judges, denied entirely that Austin had J- Taylor, tracts for delivery of goods is based. Washington county -.,*.., WHEN BUSINESS WAKES. and prosper the woman suffrage cause'" ever made the imputation. He also comment- MONTGOMERY COUNTY VOTES representatives, will The farmer also would suffer, since there An encourjaging development of the na- * * * • • ed ve.ry adversely on Disraeli not having AGAINST FORMING OF NEW COUNTY both be in the race for re-electio~n~-—»-...u»l ' thiL141s9 iail. In Wonder. Both will have opposition in the primary made the apology as Austin might have re- Mount' Vernon, Ga., March 20.—(Special.) would be no balance wheel to quotations and tional legislative situation is the projection Washing-ton county's primary election' I. • ceived,, and that Austin wished to leave the At the last session of the legislature a bill we would be virtually at the mercy of selfish of legitimate business influence into its matter entirely in the hands of the court. S£esin Dl,hce Thu"da>-- Sixteen candidates wonder what de weather mean'-' was introduced to further cut and divide I are in the race for seven offices European interests. Disraeli. having admitted his trespass various processes. Among'the latest illus- He storm lak' anything-— pleaded for leniency. He confessed he was All -that is asked of the exchanges is trations is a bill looking to the regulation He freeze away, an' then he say: mistaken and felt pa'in and mortification, in- that they be made to observe a fair and 'Good mawnin'I Bis is Spring!" of stqcli 'exchanges, drawn by the Boston asmuch as he had wounded the feelings of Promoting Farm Development He. streak er fat an' streak er lean - honest contract system. chamber of commerce and submitted to the an honorable, respectable and learned man (From The Electric Railway Journal ) ; wonder what de weather mean? A Story of the Moment That assured, the cxdiungas will be '«.-Et senate banking and currency committee by who had not attempted to injure him. He R. W. Perkins, president of the Shora II. though that the apology he offered was un- Line Electric railway. Norwich, Conn., .has undisturbed to pursue their legiMraate func- request of that body. der the circumstances, such as a gentleman By RACONTEUR. announced a campaign on the part of the I sholy wonder what he mean'.' tions. Without it the^.vBVrt and should be Pew of our legislators are finished busi- should make, and with which the offended company in behalf oC the farmers in the He dunno what ter do! party should be cheerfully content. territory which the railway serves. The state abolished. ness men. De Illy faH, an' look so pale, The judges, having consulted, said that THE SPELLBINDERS. has $1.000 which it is prepared to appropriate De vi'let feelin' blue. to New London county for agricultural de- They need information from business Disraeli, in his address, had made it s^em "J am informed that your husband takes Des streak er fat an' streak er lean— velopment, provided a sufficient amount can men. not lobbyists or interested individuals. to them that he had no desire to injure the an active part in public matters, as all good wonder what de weather mean? be raised by the people of the county to ' THE PRESIDENT AND MEXICO. feelings of Mr. Austin, and ha
SPAPER EWSPAPER THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914. Page Five.
TRAITOR GIVES* UP COLD ON SATURDAY, IN MANIACAL FURY WARSHIP TO FATHER LOOT OF BURGLARS BUT A FINE SUNDAY, MAIL POUCHES STOLEN SAY M'NEW WAS BRIBED FACE A SIGHT OF GIRL HE LOVES SAYS WEATHER MAN FROM WAGONS IN MACON TO CONFESS ROBBERY WITH ERUPTION San Diego, CaL, March.* 20.—Love for Following is the weather forecast for MAN SLAYS FOUR the beautiful daughter of the rebel gen- DUGJJNN FIELD Saturday: eral commanding the forces of Topolo- The cold wave has advanced from One Package Containing Alleged Bank Robber Brought barnpo, Mexico, caused Lieutenant Mai- the northwest with great rapidity, and Checks for Thousands of to Atlanta Pending His RESINOL CORED pica, executive officer of the former Discovery of Sum of Money -the temperature at Atlanta will fall Itctted and Burned 1,'ntil Restnol A. Oak federal gunboat Tampico, to forget his below freezing Saturday morning, J- Eubanks, of Dollars Found in Alley. Trial in April. Brought Relief at Once. vTT-r »_ allegiance to President Huerta, of Mex- Stolen at Milledgeville Is reaching about 26 degrees. The day Park, Wlle S ico, and surrender the war craft to the -will be clear with few clouds, and the Philadelphia, Pa,, Dec. 5, 1313: "I Ga., Cuts wind will diminish, in velocity, so that ; father of the girl he loved, according Thought to Fasten Rob- Macon, Ga-, Inarch 20.—Three first- Rome, Ga^., March. 20.—(Special.)— had a small pimple on the side of my Off With AX, StaDS I to the story told by passengers arrlv- the weather will be more agreeable. Cold weather will continue Saturday class mail pouches have been stolen Mark MoXew, who has confessed to face, and it kept getting larger and ! ing here yesterday from ports on the night, and killing frosts are probable complicity in the bank robbery a' larger. It had spread over one check. bery on Men Now in Jail. from mail "wagons in this city during "Rah*»£>aD6Qb Oim.*uc»Suicides. west coast of Mexico. both Saturday morning and Sunday Lyerly on November 29, has been re- and as it would spread water \\ ould Lieutenant Mai pica met the girl, who morning. The weather will become th,e last few days, it was learned to- moved to Atlanta from the county jai is now his wife, some months ago at somewhat warmer Sunday, which will come from it and every place the wa- Milledgeville, Ga., March 20.—(Spe- be a fine day. day, after the rifled contents of one of Chattooga county. ter would touch, another sore would. • a dance in Guaymas. They fell in love, pouch had been recovered and two ne- His transfer was decided upon be Oak Park, Ga., March 20.—J. A. Eu- but the girl refused to accept the offi- cial.)—About a peck of money in coin form. It itched and burned and my banks, a farmer of this place, at 3 groes placed under arrest. cause of rumors and reports that hi . cer's proffer of marriage unless he took of the amount stolen from the sate of The pouches were niissing when face was a sight. I used several sal\es o'clock this morning1 killed -his wife the Tampico to Topolobampo from had, been offered inducements to tes- C. H. Banner here some week as"O by cheeked at the transfer office at the tify to certain things while in the and ointments that were recommended, and two young daughters as they slept, 1 Guaymas and turned it over to her fa- a band of yeggmen, was recovered this depot. The amount of the loot is not Chattooga jail, and in his confession but none helped, until I tried Resinol and after setting fire to his home, barn KOTO known. Soap and Resinol Ointment, which re- Malpica- is said to have represented to afternoon. The sack containing it was McNew accused Prank Matthews, an- and several tenants' houses, fired a One empty pouch was found in an his commanding officer that he receiv- dug- up in an old gully on the ou t- other suspect, of having induced him lieved me at once, and after using it bullet through his own forehead. Phy- alley a couple of days a^o. This morn- to leave his home on Dirtseller moun- about two weeks, my face was entirely ed word from Mexico City to take the skirts of Milledseville. ing' negfroes removing trash from the, sicians say that he can live only a few Tampico to Topolobampo and shell the The discovery was brought about by FOR SEWAGE PLANT mailing room of a newspaper office tain and come to Lyerly, where the clear. I cannot praise Resinol enough ' bank was robbed. McNew's attorneys hours. Continued ill health is suppos- rebels. The captain, it is said, assented. Detective Moore, who had succeeded discovered several letters that had not (Signed) Mrs. Rose Mullor, 1313 Sny- ed to have driven him temporarily In- At Topolobampo he was seized and sent been opened. An' investigation was stated in court that Deputy Sheriff der Ave, in getting the information from John begun and the postoffice inspectors John Bridges had overheard induce sane. to Mazatlan. Disposal Plant Will Be Erect- menta made to McNew to make a con Phjsicians have prescribed Resinol Malpica> was put in command of the Hulej, a negro who was in the employ -were called in. One package found was from the fession implicating Matthews. for nineteen years arid 'everj druggist Eubanks almost completely severer Tampico and a few days later was mar- of John Braxley, who is now in jail ed at Battle Hill San- 1 Macon clearing house. addressed to It was rumored on the streets ii sells Reslno] Soap (25c.>, and Resmol ^is -wife's head from her "body -with au ried to the rebel general's daughter. here charged with being one of the itarium. New York, and contained many thou- Summerville that someone had offered ax. H ethen stabbed his four-year- leaders in the robbery. sands of dollars in checks. Another McNew $150 to make the confession Ointment (50c. and $1). Don't be de- old daughter and hia six-month-old After gaining knowledge of the hid- letter contained a note for $1,000. Many and to p-ut the principal blame on ceixed by the useless "substitutes" others contained checks. Open-faced Matthews. Because of these rumors which a few unscrupulous dealers of- baby girl to death. ' ing place Detective Moore brought Bids fur the construction of a sew- and other reasons. Judge Wright or- letters containing bills were not tam- fer. Por free ti inl, write to Dept. Eubanks then set fire to the barn be- Huley here from Macon this morning, age disposal plant at Battle Hill sani- pered with. dered the prisoner transferred to At- and the negro carried him to the place tarium were opened 'by Chief of Con- The negrroes under arrest will be G-R, Resinol, Baltimore. Md ZORN DIES AT MACON 1 lanta. longing to Mr. Griffin, on whose place w here the sack of coin was buried. struction Clavton yesterHay. The low- given a hearing in the morning. The trial of the two men will take he has lived, and to several tenants' The money was promptly brought to est bid was offered by R. M. "Walker, place at the April term of court a a local contractor, to erect the plant Bonner's store and the search for other Summerville. Harry Kell>, a one- STEAMSHIPS. houses. After firing his own home he according to the specifications, fo-r WIFE OCCUPY legged man, who \\ as arrested in Rome awakened a next door neighbor, told FROM GUNSHOT WOUNDS money was continued. $2,796. a few days ago on suspicion of having him what he had done and fired a bul- The negro said th^t Braxley told him The finance committee in making: ROOM WITH OTHERS been connected with the robberj, u to take the money and throw it in the up the January budget placed only released because of lack of evidence. let through his own head. Sycamore, Ga., Man Succumb* river, as it was crazy money and he $2.200 in the Sheet for the plant, or Several of the houses Eubanks fired $596 less than the lowest bid. Cap- Savannah, Ga., March 20.—(Special.) didn't care to have anything to do tain Clayton will ask the finance com- That she was forced by her hus'band New Orleans were practically destroyed. His own to Wounds Inflicted by with it, and that he then took: it and mittee to provide the difference be- to occupy a room with him and an - JONES RESOLUTION home was only sligrh tly damaged. buried it tween the amount appropriated and other person, Is one of the sen-sational Clark Brothers. the amount bid, In order that the work BLOCKED IN SENATE to Bremen Eu'hanks is about thirty years old. Collection of Rare Coins. can be started allegations contained in the divorce He is well thought of in this com- This was the collection of rare coins The plant will be a miniature of the libel of Mrs. Marie Willhoit filed in C .Washington. March 20.—«Eenator $f*K One Class (II) m UTI i ty. Macon, Ga... March 20.— (Special.)— of different denominations which Bon- Peachtree and Proctor creek plants, tlie Chatham superior court today. Jones, of Washington, asked again to- ner had collected. •which cost the city alijioi*t half a The indignities which her husband day to have the senate consider his Vf*J Steamships TCubanlui* Own Story. Jesse Zorn, 28 years old, who was shot The negro also said T&raxley had a million dollars. The plant is designed heaped upon her made her a total resolution calling- upon President Wil- in his own home, at Sycamore, Ga., on to take care of the sanitarium which son for information on the attitude of Ollie Eubanks' own version of the Tuesday night by persons who suspect- very much larger sack of mone>, but wreck, she charges. She charges her Regular service just established. a-ccommodates about 150 partlents. The foreign governments toward the Pan- Splendid steamers, exception- terrible tragrefly enaclod by him on ed that he was a burglar, died in a he doesn't know where he put it. ' •plants will be on the Imhoff tank pat- husband, Thomas H. Willhoit, with ha- ama canal tolls exemption. The re- his plantation, in Burke county, last hospital here today. Most of the money consisted of half tern and filter beds. bitual intoxication. quest was blocked. ally fine passenger accommoda- night, was repeated today by Charles Zorn, while conscious, was never able dollars known as the Parker half tion and large cargo capacity. dollars, and has an interesting history. : Page, son of a neighboring farmer, to give his version of the shooting. L-ong 3-ears ago an .old man by the ! whom Eubanks visited after killing A negro informed G. W. and A. J. name of Parker, in Wilkinson county, Clark that a man was acting strangely burled a quantity of half dollar* in his wife and two children and firing at the Zorn home. The Clarks learned his smokehouse, and they remained NORTH his plantation buildings. that Mrs. Zorn was at church, and when there for a long time and were discov- Calling the boy from his house, Eu- ered after his death. The salt had they investigated, Zrurn had reached badly corroded some of them, making The Saving of Money GERMAN banks told him that he had lived in the Interior of his home. They com- them very black. Mr. Bonner made it trouble and torment for five years and manded him to give an explanation. a point to collect them, and had a LLOYDI th-at he was then on the ro-ad to hell, Zorn maile no reply. He attempted to great many in his possession. This is escape from a rear door and was shot the second time this money has been SAILINGS FROM NEW ORLEA and that he wanted his family "with. three times. His doctor stated that buried and recovered. Detectives claim that the finding of "HannoA er" . . April I him. he was frightened speechless. by the use of "Ivoeln" . . \prf1 2*J this money settles the guilt on John He said ho- had some dispute with Both of the Clarks are under arrest Braxley, Lunsford and Knight, who "Krnnklurf. , >lay 13 his wife, who had retired, and that he at Ashburn. are all in custody. At present the ef- ** Hannover" . Jiiuc 3 had knocked her out of bed. Later Feeline Aguinftt Clarks. fort js to recover as much of the stolen Tnoney as possible, and the amount Is Addi tionn! informs tlon from he went for an ax, with' which he Ashburn, Ga.., March 20.—(Special.) said to be very large. A. K. Miller* Co., Gen hacked off her head. After killing his No further action lias been taJcen Royal Baking Powder 317 CarondelPt St , against the Clank brothers, who fatal- FR4.NK J ORFILA. wife he went to the bed of an infant ly shot Jesse Zorn at Sycamore Tues- daughter and plunged a knife into her SMITH SENTENCED 802 Common St , day night, as a result of Zorn's death New Orleans, skull, killing her instantly. He then today. They are still held in the coun- FOR KILLING ODUM pulled another child across Che foot- ty jail here on a warrant charging board of its bed and cut its throat with murder, and stoutly maintain that they is considerable Lyerly. Ga., March 20.— (Special.)— the same knife. Xot satisfied with the shot Zorn believing him to be a bur- John Smith, a white man 35 years of age, "was convicted in Chattooga supt- destruction already wrought, he pro- glar, If the Clarks do not ask. for a pre- rior court Wednesday of killing Marion cured a torch and set fire to every out- liminary hearing they will be held for Odum at Menlo last October. The jury, IM A after being out only half an houi, i c- FASTEST STEAMERS IN THE WOULD building on the place, after which he action of tht, grand Jury at the August turned a virdict of voluntary rnaii- filled the mouth of the well with trash, term of the superior court. blaughter, and Judge "Wright immedi- Liverpool Sen ico Accord i MET to Sheriff King, who has NEXT SAULLNGS smashed the well bucket and cut the been in close touch with the situation ately, sentenced Smith to twenty years in the Sycamore district, the home of in the penitentiary. Royal is economical, because it pos- rope, so that no water could be obtain- 1 The killing, according to the testi- ed to fight the tire. Zorn and the Glajrks, sine* the shoot- mony, was the result ot a crap game, LUSITANIA . . Har.3l,«°M° nig, the feeling- there against the Odum winning a sum of money from After reciting the details of his hor- Cld,rks, while \ ery bitter, will not lead Smith and the latter demanded that it to -violence against the unfortunate sesses more leavening power and goes MAURETANIA, Apr. 7 »:«,• rible deeds, he ordered the Page iouth 1 be returned A fuss ensued, and Smith young men as a result of Zorn's death. shot Odum with a shotgun, killing him QUICKEST HOUTE via FISHGUARD for- to call his father from the house. The people of the community are While young Page was gone to get instantly. Smith's testimony was that deeply moved over the manner in which Odum attacked him with a knife anU further. Royal saves also, because it LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA his father, he pulled a 44-cailber pis- Zorn. who was well known and highly he shot in self-defense. tol from his pocket and fired a bullet esteemed, met his death, and it is cer- Cnrmanhl.Mnr JS 3pm 28 through, his head. tain that the actions of the Claries In •I'nmconin.Anr.Il Kiim 5 p M the shooting of Zorn will be thorough- SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS always makes fine, light, sweet food, all ' ly probed to ascertain if their mo- tive was what they claim. THANKED BY WILSON 6 P. M. ATLANTA RANKED HIGH •Calls at Queenstown East Bound. BY SAGE FOUNDATION Jacksonville, Fla., March 20—Presi- digestible; never wastes Tbe New JUaroificent CHAMBER WILL HELP dent Wilson's thanks for a message of a-pprova-1 aent Him by the Southern Atlanta, ranks hig^i in a i cport of CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN Publishers' association, during its re- good flour, butter and 10, JULY 1, JULY 22, AUGLST 2G. Russell Sage Foundation of New York, cent me&ting- in Atlarata, were ex- There is no Orcat Britain's Largest Shjp winch, includes irrteretainer fig-mes and. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce pressed in a letter from the president Tbe Embodiment of CUe Pro red Qualities is takmy definite step-3 toward the received here today by F. W. R Hin- baking factfe in rcsard to Atlanta's educa- man, he-ad of Che association. tional system arid industries. The Ru^- cleaning up of the city before the eggs. "L.USITAWIA" and "MAURETAJXIA;" 1 Shriners convene in May. The street Mr- Wilson wrote: sell JSagro ^Foundation during the pa^t committee of the chamber will meet "March 17—My Dear Mr. Hmman powder so An Improvement upon Contemporaneous year made ,t cump-arative study of the Monday in the chamber of commerce Pray accept for yourself and for all Practice In Ship Construction, condition of 78 of the most prominent office and begin active Vvoivk to i-o- concerned my very hearty thanks f>or More important still economical Mediterranean-Adriatic is er vice cities in thP country for the purpose operate with the clean-up campaign your telegram of this afternoon. 1 L of securing a more- adequate fact basis Madeira, Gibraltar, Alters. Monaco or of the city, and they urg-e ev^ry cltt ffords me the greatest pleasure, for in practical Jenoa, Napley. Patras, Trieste, jTiume. H*iil- for dealing with Uie problem of indus- xrn in Atlanta to join in that co- T genuinely appreciate the approval nga noun. Set; Iilnci j.rj trial eduxj.it ion In'Am^nc-an municipal- opera tiou. and support of the members of your is the saving in health. 'ARPATIUA Mar. 28 SAAONIA .. Apr '1 ities, the t.ur\e\ taking- into consideia- The street «. ommittee is Composed association. Sincerelv yours. use, no J ton the progress made jn ordinary of B. M Grant, chairman; F. O. Fos- "WOOIXROW WILSON' LAC'O-NlA ---- Apr. 1J.1 ANNO.MA, Apr. Su school work bv children ibefore they ter. J. B. Campbell, D. W Yarbroug-h, are old en-oujch to take up trade or vo- l<'red A. Hoyt, R. S. WebseH. K. L. Royal Baking Powder matter how cational 1-o.urses; tin? fluctuating school Rhorer and John D. Kearney. Mrs. population, and the Industries and oc- Samuel iLumpikiii, president of the City REPRESENTATIVE CRISP little others Special Spring Sailing cupations of fathers •whose children Federation of Woman's Clubs, will su- adds anti-dyspeptic are In scho-ol. pervise the efforts of the women and IS RAPIDLY IMPROVING Atlanta is ranked as 53 for carrying &chool children toward creating here may cost, children forward through the grammar a spotless town. Washington, March 20.— (Special.) — S. S. "Laconia" Sat., April 11 grades before the> iea.Qh the ase when All debris and trash must g-o. says Representative Charles R Crisp, who is qualities to the food. as the Royal ilBRALTAIC, 'MONACO, JNAPL.ES, 1>A- the law permits them to quit school the chamiber of commerce, the public In Colorado for his health, has written and g"o to \vork. and the city takes 13 buildings must be put in order and the friends that he is making1 remarkable TIIAS, TRIKSTIS and Kit JIB. place with respect to number of fa- pain brush lavishly applied m needed improvement. His doctors say that a thers born in the ctiy where their chil- spots over the city to make Atlanta few weeks there fiave done more for dren pro to school, and J3 for percen- presentable. him than they expected in ag many Bound tbe World Trips, $474.85 and un. tage of buys born in ctiy whei e they Bpocial throuifti rat EH to asyitl indllt! months. :hlua. Jap*iu. .Manila. Australia. New 2oa^ attend school *nd, Soutt* Alrica. and South America, ln- TO OPPOSE INCREASE ,ep«nd«nt toura In .Europe, etc.; Hand lor LANE ASKED TO ADDRESS booklet Cunara Toura. BANQUET IS ENJOYED IN MACON CO.'S STOCK Aeents tor f JEN INSULAR St ORIKNTAI STATE BAR ASSOCIATION TEAM NAVIGATION CO. Freq^nt^2aj£ BY "PASTOR'S HUNDRED' ngs for India, China, Japan, Australia, i* & tMacon, Ga.. March 20.—(Special.)— :>. cruises NOK\VE«,IAN rJOBUb, etc. JUDH Wallace Miller announced today that he Washington, March 20.—(Special.) — 3 and 30, July 17. Ausuat 7. Itineraries would oppose before the railroad com- Attorney Q. E. Maddox, of Rome, Ga . W ready. ., mission, next Tuesday the application of 11 tomon ow fnx-ite Secretary Lane, New York Office, 24 State Street, or Lo- the Macon Railway and -Light compa- of the interior department, to address cal Ar«ntP In your own city. nv to met ease its capital stock to the annual meeting of the^Jeorgia Bar S^.900.000 on the ground that the com- association, which will be held in June. pan\ :s already o\ er capitalized. He made the engagement today to call The company is at present capita-1- on Secretary Lane. SPRING CLOTHES LIIW unes 01 i no importance or men s ized at $2,200,000, and is asking for per- Egypt China Japan classes, the duties of men to the church mission to issue $700,000 additional Panama Cuba Bermuda and what constitutes a well-rounded stork. 0 Menlo Postmaster Resigns.. Mr. Miller says his understanding is Summer Cruises to Norway t that the company is dissatisfied • with Lyerly. Ga., March 20.— (Special.)— Make Reservations Kaw [the iceent increase in rates granted A civil service examination has been Archaeologist Dies. j it by the railroad commission, and called to he held at Gadsden, Ala., caufi- JOHN M. BORN, Steamship Afent wants to increase it» ^capital stock so ed by the resignation of Postmaster "W. FOR MEN Now Tork. Maich liO.—Announcement it can go before the commission again S. McCIellan, of Menlo. Mr. McClel- 317 3rd Hall. Bank Bldg., Tef. (vy 3353 of the death in Madrid, Spam. \ ester- and ask for a further increase on the Lan's resignation takes effect as soon as day of Adolph Francis A. Bandelier, ground that present rates do not give tiis successor can be determined, and it one of the foremost .\uthoi ities on. ar- a fail return on the investment. came as a surprise to his friends. Inexpensive chaeology in the United States, is con- tained in a cable message made public todaj. He was 74 years old. Mr. EUROPEAN TOURS Band el i or •went to Spam last vcar for LOWRY BANK DECLARES iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiEmiiiu NOW READY! the Historical society to examine into Steamship Reservations the archives oC that country. 3 PER CENT DIVIDEND ROGERS E. TOY The Lowry National bank, at its di- Agent for all JlncN rectors meeting this week, declared Vnlon Depot Ticket Office its regular quarterly dividend oC 3 per IV/IEN'S opinion of style J'Uonr Main £13. cent. MaSer & Berkele The Lowry National bank enjoys the *• ^* moulds the lines on which distinction o/ never having passed a i Tanks and Bowls I USEFUL MAP OF GREAT BRITAIN—FREE Store News dividend and of having gradually in- I Also illustrated book •<>[ Lours on the creased its dividends from 8 per cent j In Homes You Sell | , GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF ENGLAND twenty years ago to 12 per cent in the desigrer and his tailors must T. KATEI.EV. fien. Agt.. SOI 6th Ave.. Jf. ¥. While our jewelry store is recent years. With its stock selling, Add Big Value = I '- • - — - " being remodeled, the work about, $240 per share In the market. ' acquit themselves. Your opin- the Low ry National bank has an ag- Architects, build- ~ will not interfere with our gregate of $2.250,000 m capital, sur- ers and1 plumbers = service. plus and undivided profits. who specify and S ions have helped to do this. The AMUSEMENTS. install Peerlena = AU je^-elrj, silver and closets in houses — BUSY WEEK IS PASSED a. d d greatly to — influence of your ideas which we , other goods are on display iu chances of selling- — 1 ATI AMTA MON. &TUES. our Art Department and. Cut BY INDUSTRIAL BUREAU the building . — A I I.MIM I M TUCS. MATINEE Glass Room. People today 55 have absorbed in catering to your The past week is said by officials of investigate «™ Seats IVonr on Sale. the Atlanta Industrial 'bureau to be carefully — tastes for many years is the evo- T iporary quarters will be the busiest in the history of that in- everything — NEIL O'BRIEN in tfifc old Art Department stitution. The daily \olume of mail that ST o e s =£ during the rebuilding, with received by the bureau was greatly 1 into homes ~ luting of the good clothes for increased by the large number of in- they erect. = SinSS MINSTRELS entrance at 33 Whitehall, quiries from outside capitalists, pur- * They kno-w — Nlebts 25c to *!-.•»; Mat. 25c to »1. where we stall be glad to chasers of goods and the like, asking ' the value — spring wear. We are now ready information concerning industry and ' of highest 5 serve you. commerce in Atlanta. The inquiries of quality in — TODAY at 9 A. M. purchasers are being turned over by plumlbing- S to show you. SEAT SALE FOR Call or write for 160-page the bureau to local merchants to be room equip- s: illustrated catalogue and answered also by them. ment. s: ZIEGFELD 1 booklet, "Facts About Dia- monds." SHUMATE ASKS LIBERTY Closets | FOLLIES may be purchased through deal- S Mail ord ers shipped pre- BY A HABEAS CORPUS era in plumbing: goods. Your SS- plumber will supply you with SS paid. Safe deli>ery and sat- estimates. = isfaction guaranteed. giaiming that he was "legally out ou bond," "William Shumate, recently Coll with your plumber, arc&iteet or call •• given a stiff sentence in Jud-ge Cal- Tour'i'-If, let us show you fire completely —• Eiseman Bros., m . TIMEE D f c houn's city court for failure to pro- inii«'ied bath rooms, 'islni different sij le ™ FORSYTH"*NIGHT TODA*" Y Maier<& Berseiejnc. •\ ide for his children, filed a petition Combinations ~ GOLD & SILVERSMITHS ; of habeas corpus on Friday in supe- 11-13-15-17 Whitehall W. A. BKADV PRESENTS rior court declscring that he had now 31-33Whitek>*t. been illegally detained In the Fulto-i county Tower twelve days. | General Supply Co., | BEAUTY olfu SKIN DEEP Fstablished B8* / Shumate reviewed his troubles which S ,51 Boat Alabatnu !»t.. ^ ! The ^' Largest Clothing Store led to his present predicament, and = ATI.A-1IT \ = j Position to cor I.'HOil.VJ CAATWKLI* «t WAf.KEH Judge Bell set March ^1 as a date for the a hearing- of the writ. ^iiiiiiimimimiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimififiT T. P. JACKSOX AND OTHERS.
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Page Six ' THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATFEDAY, MARCH 21, 1914.
SOCIAL ITEMS Steady Increase in the Use MAY CALL A MEETING MACON PASTOR TO FILL Mrs Clayton Coolev, who is the guest of Mr and Mrs. George Crandell, will . Of Drugs Shown in Report return home Sundaj OF STATE SPORTSMEN CHRIST CHURCH PULPIT *** Mr Edward Bowen Jordan left jes terdaT. for *Sew York citv *** Charles Davis, Game Commis- Macon Ga March 20—(Special )— Of State Drug Inspector I»r S L M hite pastor of the \me\ille Messrs John S and Frank C Owens will be absent from the city during- the sioner, Planning Georgia Baptist church his accepted in m\ i week Macon Ga March 20 —(Special )— Februarv of 1914 one-tenth of all pa- tation to fill the pulpit of Christ tients admitted to the state sanitarium Co-operative Society. church, London Fnsrlirtd dm ing the The Misses Green entertained a few Pollownig- on the heels of the report of were there from the use of drugs month of August and the fi-st half of * Dr T A, Cheatham state drug In- whil 8 per cent TV ere users of alcohol September This is Dr Len G Brough nations The detail decorations were The percentage of drug cases has in Guests From Detroit. in. that color, and the dishes were sp^ector that he finds the sale of drugs I 01 the puipose of obtaining prac ton s church creased from 1 o in 1909 to 3 7 in 1913 tical aid fiorn the sportsmen of Geot Colonel and Mis Robert J garnished in crimson throughout the state to be prolific the According to the report the law After he completes his serv ice it Mrs. Lowry wore a smart toilet in gia and foi more eff^cti^e enforcement entertained at luncheon vesterda> at report of the medical department of the which provides only for the admission Cnrist church I>r ^ hitc pi ins tp d i the Piedmont I>ri\ ing club in honor daxk brown cloth the smart coat Mrs AWvn Vv ellhouse and her of lunatics epileptic^ idiots and de- of. the game ind nsh laws of the state evangelistic tvorV throughout i.ngl ind opening to show s. blouse of old gold state sanitarium proves interesting of ilr George Kuss^ll of Detroit daughter. Miss Mildred Wellhouse mented inebriates is being grosslv Charles !L Davis commissioner of the for a few weeks before returning to Mich and his, Sister Miss Russell lisse and lace Her hat of brown waa have returned to the citj, hav ins been though rather horrifvmg reading ignored In 1913 out of 1 269 patients trimmed in plumes Miss Russell wore state department of game and fish will A.meiica The partv assembled in one of the awav for several months They are at It shot* s that for the last five years admitted 49 came under the heading of probabl> call a meeting in Atlanta private dining- rooms of the club and taupe colored chiffon and lace with. the Piedmont hotel those not insane Christ church is one of the largest the table decorations •were in red car- smart toque m blacle Mrs John L. s** there has been a steady Increase in the some time in A.pril, ti ith the object churches in the world and is of the number of drug and alcoholic cases and State Drug: Inspector T A, Cheatham in view of organizing the sportsmen Murphy who has recently returned Mr George Russell, of Detroit and has declared that fifteen samples sold non conformist denomination from a delightful visit to Palm Beach during the first two months of the into a sort of a co operative league Miss Russell, who ha'v e been spending b> Georgia druggists were shown on or societ~v wore a deep violet-colored gown, with the ^ inter south lefit yesterday for present vear the percentage lias been alaljsis to contain cocaine in "violation plumed hat in the same color Mrs Tills plan ha^ been suggested to Mr *A Steaming Hot Dish Detroit unusually large During January and of the narcotic laws of the state I>a\ is b\ a number of his friends and Clark Howell wore a becoming toilet *» * CHARGE LINDAL.E MEN , in brown velvet, her hat the same Mrs "W S Elkin returned yesterday 6.UI. porters of the state game Ia\\ s and for Cold Nights color Mrs Barnee becoming costume from a visit to Louisville K\ at then request he has sent out the WITH TOBACCO THEFT \v as in black ^ elvet, with toque to follow ing circtilai letter Wliea the air is snappy and >ou feel Dear Sir In my judgment the cause of match Mr and Mrs Joseph Emerson Brown grame and fiali protection in Georgia can be like having a steaming hot meal that leave next week for Augusta They materially aided b\ the CO operation of the Rome Ga March 20—(bpecial )->—Ben v, ill put v im and life into you, try will make the trip in their machine HASONAND1YE CHIEF CLAIM AGENTS i Rportbmen of the s>tate and their aid will bo Mangum and Ro\ Taft ti\ o \oung Evening Bridge Party. | more pr-ic-tlc U and tne results more of Lindiie men ire in TTlo\ d t ount\ j nl Faufat Spaghetti Mr and Mrs Charles H Booth en Muss Elliott Aleador of Houston fecme tl rough a t,tate organization This accused of hai ing stolen s \eril thou Serve it real hot—cooked with ripe tertained at bridge last night at their Texas arrives this week to visit Mrs I matter has bi,en discussed recentl\ b> a hand cigarettes from the btoie of But red tomatoes Sprinkle some powder home in the Ponce de I-eon H E Harmon rei\ gentlemen interested and at their re tain Eros Co* at Lindd-le TUf\ ai e The rooms ^\ere attractive!; deco- ARE FINED $200 EACH EFFECT ORGANIZATION que^t T am writing to know if tliev max «!aid to ha\e confessed but claim that cd cheese over All you need to go rated with quantities of Jonquils The Mr E R Richardson o' Mew York hai. e \ our assistance In or&anizinsr and thej, \\tre intoxicited at the time along witli it is plain bread and but irnsa foi top score was a jewel case, is at the Georgian Terrace, m. \ cgetables ot the kind you like fresh and crisp from I The burglary was committed some , time between 10 "0 o clock last night There are FOUR of the&e models, oadi of \\hicU is prac- and G o clock this morning1 the home garden will tone you up and keep jou toned up ' \fter entering- the Thomas place the tically two Corsets in one—the inner Coiset giving the needed through the season, sa\ing your health, cutting down burg-Iars tried to breafe open the place of Joe Coiien next door figure-support or figure-improvement, the outer skirt adjusting the doctor's and druggist's bill. itself in NATURAL FIGURE lines, and, being boneless, gives SHULER PREACHES THE the perfect "uncorseted" effect to any figure. A MODEL FOR $ Hastings' 1914 Catalogue i DOOM OF THE UNGODLY EVERT FIGURE. Rev A. 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'topless,' and all-elastic above \vaist line bust, very long skirt, with Lksticurve-Back store, write or telephone and we will send it promptly 226% Peachtree St. Phone Wy 8224 Very long skirt The new KOPSERVICE Deep elastic gores in front give free breathing New Paper at Fatrmoant. "Tile Shop With a Reputation" Bell phones, Mam 3962, Mam 2568 , Atlanta phone 2568 Favrmcmiit Ga "March 20—(Special) supporting feature Lasticurve-Back Suede and the "nature" figure j Suede batiste. Hufsteller brothers publishers of The batiste Sizes 20 to 30 i?es 20 to 30 Chatswortb. Times are in sailing an up /I to-date printing establishment at Pair mount. Ga. and w ill issue The Pair Every woman who aims to be up to date, yet values her healtfi and comfort, mount Citizen Any musician will tell you to buy Pairmount is one of the coming will derive much benefit from studying these new models. / H. G, Hastings & Co. toTvns of north Geoigia It is located a used p£ano of good make rather in a beautiful -\ alle> iff the eastern pa of Oordon count\ on the L, ( than a poor new one. Advertise \\ 3,\ and is eighteen oi tw n 16 West Mitchell St. fiom Galhopn the counts seat For one in a Constitution Want Ad. Hufsteller brothers are s newspaper men and The e Mam 5OOO—Atlanta SOO1. Davison-Paxon-Stokeis Co. Times under tlieii m-im^ernent 8:rowing in popularity and usefulness
SP4PFR1 SPAPFRf THE CXniBXLTUTLONj 2LTI&1ITA, GAL, SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914. Page Seven Edited By Sports COLD PREVENTED GAME FRIDA Y DICK JEMISON First Legal Shot NO GAME FRIDAY; Of Baseball War INJUNCTION HALTS Manager of Cleveland Naps RIVERSIDE PLAYS MAYDAY TODAY Fired by Federals FEDERALMANAGER YELLfMACKETS Grounds Too Wet and Air File Injunction to Restrain "Doc" Gessler's Conference First College Game of the Colorado Coal Corporation Too Cold—Hope for Bet- Bill Killifer From Playing With Hub Perdue and Season at Grant Field To- Files Big Damage Suit ter Conditions This After- With Philadelphia Na- Wilson Collins, of Boston, day—Starts Promptly at Against the United Mine noon. tionals—Reserve Test. Ended by Court's Action. 3;30 O'Clock. Workers of America.
Macon Ga, March ^0—«5pecia.l )— The first college game of the season Trinidad Colo March 20 —Charging Managers Joe Birmingham of the Grand Rapids Mich March 20 —The locally will be played thi<* afternoon at a combination by iht, LJ nlted Mine first 'esal shot of the baseball war of. "Wirile Doc Gessler former famous "Naps, and Bill Smith of the Crackers Boston American outfielder and now Grant field at ^ 30 o clock Workers of \menca to injure the busi held a. conference Fnclav morning and 191-* V.ZLS fired here todav by the Fed Th,e Georgia Tech nine will have as manager of the Pittshurg Federal their first opponents the Riverside ness of the coal corporation a suit decided that it would be best to call eral If ague in filing a petition w ith League club was sitting m his room asking for damages to the -amount of the I nited States district court for the Military academy team from Gaines- the pasflming off for the day at a local hotel late this afternoon ville Ga $1 000 000 and bod> ju lament against The weather was entirel\ too cold for western district of Michigan asking for talking to Pitcher Hub Perdue and B.i\ ei side can be counted oil to give President Tohn P "White \ ice Piesl either the players or the fans and this an injunction to restrain William J j Outfieldei "Wilson Collins of the Eos a grood account of herself In this game dent Prank T Ha\ es and a ticoi o of Killifer Jr formerly catcher of the ton ^at onal club he was ser\ed Tvith coupled with the wet condition of the an injunction restraining him from ap \ Coach Prank Anderson has a splendid others w as filed toda"v in the dlsti ict grounds after Thursday night s rain Philadelphia "Nationals from playing pi oacrhing- anj Boston |pla\ er under bunch of players this season and judg" court of Los \nimas coiint\ bi the baseball with any other than the Chi ing from the teams he has turned out made the decision certain in \ lew of contract with a view to enticina him In Che past the Jackets are going to Colorado Fuel and iron companA prospective Charley horses that might cago Federals to -the Federal league have their hands full The complaint charges that in fur result from the cold and dampness Killifer signed a three-iear contract Gessler at first denied his Identity Coich Heisra^n has not determined therance of the alleged combination If the weither man relents some with the Chicago Federals but after even to veteran Boston newspaper on his line up for the game He will •what, there will be a game this after ward was persuaded that the reserve •men but finaJls laughmglj admitted and conspirici. the United Mine \\oik hardly do so until just before the bat ers of America officials caused largo noon Dent Pride and Doscher will clause in his old contract with tha dt He stated that he would take the tie commences probably do the flinging- for the Crack Philadelphia club held him legally to first train out of Macon for PittSburg quantities of guns and ammunition «rs Steen and M'itc'hell may hurl for Philadelphia and he joined his former If so he will leave early -tomorrow to be purch ibed foi ut,e and which, the Naps The game will start at J morning were used n te-nf^in^, the said em 0 clock The s nt ini-oUes the legality of the The serving of the restrain ng -order plo>ees of plainUft into striking and The batting orders reser\ e clause long1 regarded as one w as spectacular Perdue had been defendants causeb mllamnmtor\ and CleA eland—Laeoold cf Slson ^b of the bulwarks of organized baseball phoned bj Gessler to come to his ho BANQUET TO BE GIVEN intimidating speeches to be, made to Jackson if I ajo e °rj Johnston Ib The suit was brought in the westem tol th it lu wanted to talk with him plaintiff innings of the speeches contained intimations and in c Steen p Mitch* 11 p resident of Pa^ Paw Mich game with Xeviark todav and then left sinuatlons a id statements that pei Atlanta—McConneil 2b Schnind ss tht. park with Collins Some time latei sonal injurv ai d abuse would come to "Welchonce cf Long If Flanagan rf lermM of Contract an attorney re-preseritfns Manager BOYS' HIGH CHAMPIONS those who failed to respond to tald 1 ible Ib Lynch °b Dunn c Dent The cumplamt w hich was signed b> Stalllngrs of the Boston duo buist into call of sti i-Ke p Price, p Doscher p Charles "W eeghman president of the the room In company with a court It is declared that orU> about one Chicago rederal League Baseball c.ub otficial and sei ved Gessler with the half the ernplojees oi the o npany told of th» signing of the contract bv o dpi Gcsbler latei replied when Six Members of Team to Be •went on strike voluntai il"\ SOCCER FOOTBALL Killifer who agreed to play for three asked if the order had stopped h n The defendants art. UiarM d w ith years for the Chicago Federals for a w ell it has made me hesitate a lit Entertained Tonight at most violent, riotous m 1L \\ f 1 and total of JIT ^00 or ?o 833 J3 a j eai tie all right felonious conduct in du t nj, the Final Game of League Sched- The contract, a copv of which w is at \morg- Boston and Newai K plavers Ansley. strike It is charged tihat the strikers tached to the petition for an enjoining the belief was genera.! tonight that tent colonies were so con ti u ted uled for Today. order expressly stipulated the court Gessler will be on hand tomorrow in guarded p illced ind m tna^ed T.S to w as informed that Killlf ei agreed to Augusta when New ark plays Brook The championship Bo> s High bas strike tonui to tl c imrids ol U ose de\ote his entire time and attention to Ij n fhe injunction served hei e to •\\ h y might \\ ish to seek emn-1 m« nt The f u al game of the leagu sched day is based on the Georgia contract ketball team w ill Tse cntei tamed to w ith the com pan the service of the Chicago Federals labor law which forbids anv emplojer night at a banquet at the Ansle> Qio le T\ ill be played off faaturda\ after The court was informed that $oOO tel Professor Dykes and Professor It isihaiged also that men %\eie re n ^011 when the local Printers will meet was advanced tb Killlfer on account from inteifermg with employees under strained in the t nt col 11 es \\ 1 en the the Mount uneeis on the lattei s contract to another man Phillips of the school v. ill gi\ e the and vt as accepted by him and la still banquet to the teajn as a reward for destied to r<. tut n to \i 01 k and th-aL g ounds at Stone Mountain retained Failure to report for prac the great showing that the bovs made ,111 en brought in b\ th<* ompinj ( 1 11 i hei t is sine to he some scrap as tice in accordance with hia contract in the local prep basketball league the places of the strikers were threat the*-e tw :> teams will battle for the was alleged against Killifer Callahan Reports. Boys High won the pennant in the ened and intimidated ollar scat n the le igue an 1 each The bill set foith that one of the thinks he b s a chance to annex the .Nashville Tenn March 20 —Dave JOB BIRMINGHAM league after the season had closed with f principal positions on a baseball team a triple tie The> defeated Alans t Comnxrnt lt> tin Ion ne ded T> ints is that of catcher that on account of Callahan. center felder for the Nash 1 he Pi inters won the last game plai ville club -for the past two seasons Manager of tlae Cle~\ eland Nar •= and Mascot Liarry, the pep of the team college and Donald Frasei in sensa Its importance and of the extraordina^v tional games Dem e** C^lo Ma ch 20—Oific L!* of ed with the Mountaineers and the} reported to Mana,gw Schwartz today the United Mine \Vorkcis of \rncr ca, will put for+h e\ fry effort to put an skill adaptability and training neces Callahan will be regular center field This photo was snapped at tht training grounds at Athens Ga, just before The team was composed of Knox sarv for the expert playing of this er for the club during the coming and Johnston, forwards Scott center here referrm0 to the in no u net d in oil ei over the husky bo>s at the moun position It is more difficult to secure the Naps arrived here and Starr I1 loy-d and Ix>ftis guards tention of th < oloi ido uail < omp-a an expert catcher than anj of the nies to file suit-, a-vl i g dtma^e of T his week the I1 andsorne c ip pre Faoh man has invited a member of the othei players fair sex and the aix couples are sure nearly ?4 000000 ind bulv j Jgments i ted Spaldin. Jdijig g A. to have a great time against their toda\ d» L! tre 1 it waa to ll ** ( eor^I L Stite leag ic ar lalue Bill Hip [it r COLUMBIA BOXING an attempt to h uass the 1111011 and ed ai d the I ithoma team holds the \ paragraph informed the court that was an adm s>biun ti t e in ibility of fust rl e (n the list of winners the defendant is a baseball playe- to the companies to break the st ike rjie ( ip is a lieavj b lv« r one and is w t a catchei of unique and extraor TO Kelly Meets York in Main BOX THIRTY Harry Holland Will Try Horace N Hi^vl In*; attu i y 1 ir the ] r dbomely made \ p and all thosr* who dinarv skill and expertness and of such TJ nlted M.ir e \\ ork i ol V iici i a to 1 LV e seen it express the opinion that personal and intellectual character that] Boat Tonight. da^ made tli* foil wing st U mentare it w is woith fi^ht i g for ind consrat his loss cannot be substantial! v com For Shortstop's Berth; g-aiding thf s ut file i at I mid td 1 ttonb are fl \\ nf, fast to the sj len pensated for b\ the ser\ ices of some This suit will t,i\e the t ited Aline d d team fr< m J thonia winch went other baseball catchei THE SEWANEE The Columbus Burlesque theatei will ON TUESDAY NIGHT Leaves Senators Today Workei fa of America, the oppoi t init thro igh the v. I >le \ (,%.*• without los The bill set forth that the Chicago stage their nsui! Saturday night pio to show in !• f
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RANGE IN COTTON OPTIONS. Kant* In New Tort Cotton. Ranre in New Orleans Cotton. L*stl Prov. 1 1 ILast t 1 Prov. OLD CROP MONTHS fOpealHlrh Low Close. OBenlHlchf Low! Sale! Close. 1 C1M*. !T Salef Clos*. E HESTER'S WEEKLY STOCKS ADVANCED 1.2.83 12.95 12.82 12.94 12.93-94 12.70-71 tier. 12. S3 12.87112.79 12.86 12.85-87 12.70-72 April 12.85-87 12-70-72 May. 12.13 12.25 12.12 12.20 12.19-20 12.08-09 May. 12.63 ji.70 12.60 12.67 12.67-68 12.53-54 June. 12.67-69 12.53-55 July. 11.94 11.98 11.89 11.95 11.94-95 11.85-87 July. 12.54 12.59 12.48 12.57 12.56-57 12.41-42 Aug . 11.75 11.81 11.75 11.78 11.77-78 11.70-72 AUK. 12.10 12.10 12.10 12.10 12.10-12 11.96-97 ON CM CROP SCARED IHE BULLS THROUGHJHE LIST Sept. 11.48 11.48 11.48 11.48 11.47-49 11.42-44 Sept . 11.67-69 11.59-61 Oct . 11.44 11.47 11.40 11.43 11.43-44 11.37-38 Oct . 11.59 11.61 11.52 11.57-58 11.48-43 Dec . 11.57 Cotton Shorts Became 11.50 11.54 11.46 11.48 11.48-49 11.44-45 Dec . 11.56-57 11.47-48 14,127,356 Equivalent 500- New Orleans, Marcli 20.—Secretary Closed steady. Report That Nearly a Mil Hester's weekly New Orleans cotton Strength of Railroad Shares Closed steady. ' excbanse statement, issued before the Nervous and Prices Were Pound Bales or 13,964,981 close of business today, shows an in- lion Bushels Had Been crease in the movement into-sight the Feature of the Mar- compared -with the seven days ending Sent Up—Spot Steady at BONDS. STOCKS. Running Bales Is the Re- Bought for the Unitec this date last year in round figures of ket — Cause of the Ad- 6,000, a decrease under the same time Close. U. S. ref. 2a, registered 98 Vi Fr«v. port. year before last of 65,000 and an in- do. coupon .. .. ». .. 98 % Close. Close. States. crease over the same time in 1911 of vance. TJ. S. 3s, registered 102 Amai, Copper . . - .76% 76% 75% 42,000. do. 3m, coupon .. .^.. 102 Am. Asricultural ... 58 >£ 53 59 For the twenty days of March the Xew York, March. 20.—Old crop U. S, 4s registered 112 Am. Beet Sugar ... 33 22?i 22% Washington, March 20.—One of the Chicago, March. 20.—Argentine cor totals show an Increase over last year American Can , . . 31 % 30 New York. March 20.—An advance. shorts snowed renewed nervousness in do. coupon ,...... largest cotton crop ever grown, today put unmistakable pressure or! a of 35,000. a decrease under the same which began in the eastern railroad cotton today and demand sent prices Panama 3s, coupon .. . do. pfd. , . . ... 92 M 92*4 amounting to 14,127,356 equivalent 500- j kinds of grain Largely in conae Am. Car & Fdry. .. 52 51% period year before last''of 257.000 and stocks today. ultimately extended into new high ground for the move- American Agricultural ">e .. Pound bales of lint and 639. Wo equiv- ( quence. future deliveries of corn her an increase over the same time in 1911 Am. Cotton Oil .... 45 vs 45 alen through the market, which showed. ment. Reactions followed an early American Tel. and Tel. cv, 4a, bid ,t 500-pound bales of linters, was finished somewhat heavy at a declin advance, but sellers were far from agr- American Tobacco 0s 120 M: Am. Ice Secur.-. . . 31% 31% 31% of 186,000. material improvement at the close. Sressive and the market firmed up Armour and Company 4J^s .. . 92% Am. Linseed 11% 11% 11% Produced by the farmers of the United I Of %«S% to y, for the day. Whea For the 201 days of the season that Railroad shares were most conspicuous again, with the close steady at a net Atchison gen. 4s .. ... '95% Am, Locomotive ... 35% 34% 36% States during 1913, the census bureau i showed a net foss of H to %c, an have elapsed, the aggregate is ahead In the day's dealings, and their do. cv. 4s (I960), bid ...... *)G% Am, Smelt, and Re- announced today in its preliminary re- oats were unchanged to %@%c down of the 201 days of last year 745,000, strength was associated with intima- Sain, of 23 points on March and of 4 do. cv. &s» .... 102 fining 71 69% 70% port of cotton ginned as reported by In provisions, the ooitcome varied from behind the same time year before last to 11 points on later months. March do. pfd 103%, 102% 103 tions from Washington that the admin- Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s 93% ginners and delinters to February 28. last night's level to an advance of 5c 80-6,000 and ahead of the same time istration favored an advance in freight closed 74 points o\er May, while May Baltimore and Ohio 4s 94 Am, Suear Rig. . .102% 101% 102 These figures compare with. 13,703,421 showe.d a premium of about 25 pointa Am. Tel. & Tel. ex. It was apparent that the edge wa in 1911 by 2,346,000. rates for the eastern lines. Speculative do. SHs 91% div 122*4 121% 122 equivalent 500-pound bales of lint and off the corn market, at least for th The amount brought Into sight dur- opinion for some time has inclined to over July contracts. The report of olelyn Transit cv. 4s last 91% Aha. Tobacco . . . .254% 253% 253 , time being. Notwithstanding that rai ing the past week has been 149,406, the belief that the railroads would ob- toe census bureau pn ginning" appear- Central of Georgia 5s 103% lint and against 143,735 for t?he seven days Anaconda Mining Co 36% 35% 36^ 35% «,*«,.wiDaies or lint still threatened the full success, of th tain part, if not all. of the 5 per cent ed to be about in line with, average Central Leather 5s 94*4 Atchifaon ..... 97% 97^ 97% 97 I bales of linters in 1911. ending this date last year, 217,087 year expectations and was not an impor- Chesapeake and Ohio 4^a 7% Argentine harvest, offerings from Ar increase sought. Industrial stocks 94% do pfd. . 100'A 100% 100% 100% The department pf agriculture's es- gentina -were said to have greatly in before last and 107,372 same time in tant factor, although it may have do. conv. 4 *raa . . 83% Atlantic Coast Line . _ timate, announced December 12, placed held back for a time, but at last joined caused some of the early covering. Chicago and Alton 3%s 50 creased and there were reports tha 1911, and for the twentv days of March in the upturn, although their gains as Chicago, B. and Q- Joint 4s ...... 97 %s Bait. & Ohio. . . 91% 89% 91 89% the 1913 crop at 13,677,000 equivalent nearly a million bushels of Argentln it has been 487,477, against 452,597 last Cables were about as due, but the Beth. Steel ... .1 44V 43% 44 43% BOO-pound bales. year, 744,508 year before last and 301,- a whole were less important. local market opened firm at an ad- do. gen. 4s ... 93% Bklyn Rap. Trat,. .) 92% 92** ,32% 92 £» corn had been bought in 24 hours fo The market was slow in getting un-i Chi., Mil. and St. P. cv. 4^3 . ..101 The total value of thfi crop, including the United States. Simultaneous!}* 953 same time in 1911. vance of 15 points on March and of .nadlan Pacific . .208% 206% 208 207 the value of cotton seed, is unofficial- The movements since September 1 der way, chiefly on account of re-- -- o to 3 points on other months. Stop Chi., R. I. and Pac, R. R. col. 4s . ..39 ntral Leather ... 35% 35 35% 35 Missouri river dealers sent word thz newed pressure from abroad. Ameri- do. Ry, rfg. 4s 74 Ches, & Ohio . . . . C4% 53% &4 53 ly estimated roundly at more than $1,- over- night sales to feeders had sue show receipts at all United States orders were uncovered as prices made Col. and South, ref. ext. 4'^s 000,000,000. compared with last year's ports 9.222,480. against 8,759,277 last can stocks were depressed in London. new hlg-h ground for the movement. Chi. Great Western 12% 12 12% 11% denly fallen off. and advices from th and there were free offerings here for Delaware and Hudson cv. 4s, bid Chi., Milwaukee and 9920,000,000, and $963,000,000 for the east said cash buyers in that directlo year, 10,676,670 year before last and and the greneral list sold about 10 to I>en.ver and Rio Grande ref, 5a ., . St. Paul 100 58% 99% 98% previous most valuable crop, that of 7,908,574 same time in 1911; overland foreign account. This selling failed to 22 points net higher shortly after the Distillers' 5s were not following the presvlous day' depress the market, but the greater ca.1-1. Chi., & North West- 1910. upturn. Longs rushed the corn pi across the Mississippi, Ohio and Po- Erie prior lien -4s. bid ern 134 134 134% 134 With this report the bureau of cen- tomac rivers to northern mills and part of the advance was delayed until Rumors that the board of managers do. gen. 4s ... Colo Fuel & Iron . . 33% 33% 33% 32% with sales to realize profits. After th the latter part of the day. after for- sus departed from its previous method ensuing break, some of the bardie Canada 958,613, against 627,002 last of the New York: cotton exchange had do. cv, 4s, series "B" . Consolidated Gas . . .135 134 134% 133 year, 975,126 year before last and 793,- eign liquidation had ceased. sustained the inspection bureau in its Illinois Central 1st ref. 4s, ofd. Corn Products ... 11% 11 11% 11% of reporting the cotton crop by not speculators began to reinstate the! ( including the quantity of linters in the 965 same time in 1911; interior stocks Steel lagged behind, but in the end strict grading ofy cotton intended for Interborough-Met. 4^s . 77 Del. & Hudson . . 150 149! lines and, there was a good deal of cov it made a good showing. Coppers contract delivery, seemed to increase Inter. Merc. Marine 4fc»s, bid . .. 53 Den. & Rio Grande ...... 12 11} total production. Director William J. enng by shorts. Rallying prices, how in excess of those held at the close of Japan 4^s Harris announced this wag done be- the commercial year 539,761. against were helped by expansion of Che export the anxiety of the May short interest, do. pfd . 21 21 ever, brought on a renewal of the sell mox-ement of the metal and a reported while the advance was also encouraged Kansas City Southern ref. 5s , Distillers' Securities . 19% 18% 19% 18} cause with the installation of modern ing, and left the market In the end a 517,149 last year, 399,511 year before Lake Shore*deb. 4s (1931), bid .. .. Krie 30 28% 29% 257/ machinery closer delinting of seed had last and 406,719 same time in 1911; increase in domestic consumption. by reports of unsettled southern almost the lowest point of the season Prospects were for another goo
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east corner said land lot 357x970 feet ranger service 3ty instructions to | March 14 1TORREON INVESTED [ him are to get men who can shoot and { AMERICAN INJURED $..bO —A . J McCoy and J "tt Miller to Bast Point Lumber company, lot west aide BY GENERAL VILLA •will shoot wlien necessary baid Go* i AT THE THEATERS STUDYING VOLCANO ATLANTA QUOTATIONS ATLANTA'S STRIDES . Randall street, 370 feet south ot Holcombe eraor Colquitt tonight street. 40x220 feet. March. ID Cameron county citizens toda\ asked $•> soo — FraiOc C Everett to Martin K Continued From Page One. the governor for protection Several __ VEGETABLES Eerge lot south side Angler avenue 5SO filibustering expeditions have been re NeU O'Brien Minstrels. •i Tokio, aiarch 20 —Frank 4.1vord Per (Corrected by Fidelity Frnit and Produce feet east of Boulevard, 60x210 feet March iported this week operating along that ( ret, the American volcanologist, was •D . Company 57 South Broad Street.) DAY TO DAY 1914 -*wr he exclaimed Jubilantly ~\e^ er has section of the Texas border
-A .ten. i CONSTITUTOR, ATLANTA, GA.,! SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914.= '' IF YOU WANT A GOOD THE CON WANT ADS AND YOU WILL GET YOU HAVE LOOKING FOR
INDEX TO WANT . BIDS WANTED HELP WANTED—Female FOR SALE—Miscellaneous WANTED—Money BUSINESS. AND MAIL RAILROAD SCHEDULES NOTICE To . WE can invest your,money for you on 3rst The following schedule figures are v WOMAN over 35. with attractive person mortgaffe. hig-b-clasa improved property. ADVERTISEMENTS'Sealed proposals addresseCONTRACTORd to the nnderS- PRINTING MATERIAL It wi» net you 7 and 8 per cent. published only as information, and are allty, for traveling position; expenses pal< not guaranteed: , aerned will be received at the office 'of the Ai>oly 1120 Candler Bide,, teacber preferrei TURMAN. BLACK & CALHOUT*. Col* City Comptroller until 3 p. m., Friday, April ( FOR Second Floor JSmpire. __ _ __~-~— — •Dally except Sunday. **Sunday Only. 3, 1904. for furnishing material for the year FURNITURE, household goods, office Hx- 1O WANTED to borrow J8.000 for 3 or 6 years tures, and, in fact, everything you Auction Sales in the ' street and sewer department and HELP WANTED—Male and Female 250 California caaes, coat 76e; salA price ZOc. Atlanta Terminal Station. 1O doing the following work for the year 1914: •0 lower ca*c aews cao«a. tull ttav. cost BOc; direct from lender. Will give real estate Bale price 15 c. security worth- several times the amount ot JACOBS AUCTION CO. Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic. BIda -Wanted , ...... 10 Furnishing and setting- Granite and Con- loan. Address B-77. Constitution. crete Curbing. W AJNXJbl*—At once. Sev Galley rack, holding ten caUeys, up to three- 51 DECATUR STREET. Effective February 1. Board jutd Booms ..,*., 11 Furnishing and Tile and Cement columna, 93. . WANTED—$1,000 on $3.000 Atlanta real 'Near Kimball House. Bell phone 1434; At- Brunswick, Waycross 10 20 wooden double frames, cost 18.50; aale estate security from private parties. Ad- lanta 2285. Opportunities ' . . Sidewalks
INEWSPA'PER NEWSFAPESl THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, GA^ SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 191*. Page Kle\ «;i: -T- —, , * _____ Constitution Space amd Atlanta Laed Are Wise and "Profitable Investments Both Increase* In Valnae and Produce Big Returns. Btmy -Land From Want Ads
SEED AND PET STOCK BOARD AND ROOMS Ji5JL5JE!!n!^^^ REAL ESTATE—sate, Exchange REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sal* f JlJ r f SOUTH bU>G. SOUTH SIDE. 1 ^^^^^S^^ ^^A ^S^ ^^s\^^^^\^ ^ RESIDENCE DISTRICT. H. G. HASTINGS & CO. 2 OR 4 joung' men tor nicely far. room, ex- >NE or 2 TOOX&B for housekeeping-, private I Tampa. Fla,, value $3,000. for Atlanta -U—A BEAUTY, Juat off N Boulevard, fine SEEDS, PLANTS. BULJBS AND POUI/TKT cellent meal, refined, private home, good family, must be seen to be appreciated; ! property or north Georgia farm land. "Will section, 7-room. S-story pressed brick, fire- SUPPLIES. location, modern, cloae in. M^ 1854. cheap 298 S. Pryor. pay difference. Address B-8,: ConMtlt'utio places throughout, tile bath, sleeping porch, OPENING DAY—PASCO HEIGHTS Bell Phones. Main 2568, Mata 39fr2: BEAUTIFUL, front room and board in pri- I ROOM and kitchenette, fur. complete for EQTJtTJES In houses and vacant Iota to ex- beautifully arranged, pretty fixtures, small Atlanta 2568. vate home for young men, walking diK- j light housekeeping, sink, bot bath, walk- change for automobile or small /arm. Main lot. $5,000; $500 cash, $35 month. Carl H. 16 WEST MITCHJBLI* ST. _ tance. 143 Puiliam. street. Atlanta 3296. I tag distance. 65 Woodward. M. 1548-J. Fischer. Main 3860 IS THE TIME to fls up your lawn. DELIGHTFULLY fur. front ( room with SEE MB for South t^eorgla Farms "Will NEW 9-room house, pas, electricity, bot RED TAG SALE 1 board, couple or g"entlemen. 74 Capitol Everyone wants a pretty *} t FOR RENT—Houses exchange for city property. J. T. Kim- and cold water. All street Improvements, rtgnt now Is the time to make it- Hastings' avenue. brqiigh. 409 Atlanta National Bank Bid* lot 60x300. Beautiful oak shade. Terms. Va- Evergreen Lawn Mixture to the best grass LARGE cEefightful corner room, 3 Closets, FUBK1SHED. cant lota In body or separate By owner, - seed sold In the city, and anyone can nav« NICE, level lot as cash payment on home, or best _board._,,_ also roommate lor y oung FOR RENT—Furnished, attractive 6-roQm exchange for automobile. "Milton," M. 5476. care Dr. S. T. Whltaker. 525 Lee St., At- f- pretty lawn that sows it- Com* in and Iad> M. 1978. bungalow. West End. Adults only. Refer- lanta. .. ONE DOLLAR DOWN let ns tell you how to make a new lawn or e*aces required. Phone Weet 106 nx up an old one. A pretty lawn WANTED—One o lady boarders in PRACTICABLY new "G-room bungalow on adds more to the looks of a place than any private Capitol home. M, 527*-J. NICELY furnished, home, including piano; St. Charles avenue, hardwood floors, fur- ode thing, and everyone that has a home LARGE room, every modern convenience; modern conveniences. Alain 291S-J. nace and all conveniences, beautiful lot. 50x FUTURE PAYMENTS ONLY should have one. best board. 93 Capitol_SQuare. Main 2286. 190 to alley, terms, consider automobile* as SPECIAL SALE of Drinking Founts. _We NICE furnished rooms, albo with, or with- TOVUBNISHKD. first payment. Donaldson. Ivy 4026. . are overstocked on two-gallon Wall out board, 7S Trinity avenue. SIX vacant lota In 4th ward. This is nn- Founts, and for the next few days we will STRICTLY exclusive board. Miss Crush. 97 NUMBER 102 IVY STREET. doubtedly the cream of negro renting icll them for 60 cents each. These are reg- Capitol Square (opposite ataje jgapltol). 20 ROOMS, In good condition; within one property. will sell for $500 each,; worth FIFTY CENTS A WEEK ular 75-cent founts, so if you need a fount; block of the Candler building: rent rea- S750, 309 Temple Court building. better get one of these. VERY BEST board and rooms can be given. sonable. Call Main 12JJO-L. 133 W. Fair street. FOR SALE—Six-room cottage vfith hall, hath THIS WEEK will find everyone that has a FITZHUGH KNOX and basement, furnace heated, large lot. garden getting busy. The season is late, Candler Bldg. ivy 4446. planted with shrubs and fruit, just off North YOU PAY NO INTEREST AND NO TAXES and by the time the gardens are spaded up Boulevard Ivy 3307. Price. $5.000. and gotten in shape it will be time to plant WANTED-—Board—Rooms 550 PER MONTH—9-room house; best part moat everything3 64 OJ . Don't make a mistake on YOUNG MAN working at night wants Yur- of .Forrest avenue, to acceptable party IF IT Is real estate you want to buy or sell, Z22F i ? ,, C "G to Hastings. We have a nished room in refined home, north side only, newly papered, gaa and electricity. ISN'T THIS TRUE"? ft will pay you to see me. A. Graves. 24 complete line and win give you the very , preferred. No objection to distance. Give This ia a very cheap rental. Ware &. A BIG shady lot w[th rrfbra for the East Hunter, street. TODAY best varieties for this climate. price. Address B-204. Constitution. Usurper, 725 Atlanta National Bank building. kiddles to play and grow strong IRISH POTATOES ahould be planted now. pure, fresh air to give an health, handy TWO connecting rooms, unfurnished, by \ Main 1705 and Atlanta 1868. to the business center , is. an Ideal SUBURBAN. We have all varieties, such as Red Bllaa. middle-aged couple, walking distance, j EIGHT-BOOM, 2-story housa at corner Ot GOOD BARGAIN, ¥1.500 for 5-room house Irish Cobbler. Early Rose, Peerless and situation for a. home. PEACHT.REE lot 50x200. small cash payment, $20 per i Burbanfc, d,t 40 cents peck. 31.60 per bushel. north side, first floor preferred. Address Cooper and Rawaon streets! Arranged for HEIGHTS LOTS are all of this and month. no loan 1 SATURDAY, MARCH 21 B-..06. Constitution. .JJ^_,^..._. two families. Modern conveniences. Close in more. Electric lights, water and aewer % ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS saye that he WANTED—By married couple room and ' and on car line. Very low rent. Ivy 2943. ten-minute trolley service, and only 20 $2,100 FOR 5 rooms and hall with bath and has tried all the Mash Feeds on the minutes to office. sewerage, $100 down, J3Q per month, lot \\ill celebrate the opening of absolutely tho- most wonderful lot sale ever market, trying to get the beat, and has de- re__B-ai 4,__ Constitution. COTTAGE on large, well shaded Jot at 530 60x150. inaugurated an the city of Atlanta. I dare sa.\. without the least fear of cided that the Red Comb is th« beat of .Crew street. On Washington street cor 9^,550 FOR new 7-room bungalow, $50 down, contradiction, no such opportunity has ever before 'been presented whereby **•. _* 5^°**?*'t matter what you pay for CONVENIENT to Hurt bldg. or capltol. line. Gas, water and bath. l*osaession April. S20 per month, lot 50x175. fenced. »ny of the Maahes, the Red Comb, at $2.35 Sunny exposure Couple. Phone Ivy 3746. JJO.GQ per month. Ivy 294i _____ S, N. THOMPSON. the people of ordinary means—the masses—were invited to invest their small per 100 pounds. Is the heapest and best. East Point. Bell Phone 286. savings m a property of such ma-grnatude and character—directly in the path of GET our Weekly Kent Bulletin. We mov* progress—where the terms were so easy and the possibility for profit so great. WANTED—Room Mate tenanui renting $12.50 and up FRJ&BL Be» 7-ROOM bungalow, sleeping porcb. all Im- MISCELLANEOUS notice. John J. Woodside. the provements, on College fcvo., DeciUur. An WANTED—Young™ Agent, 12 Auburn «.v»nae. ideal hlch-clasa home, price $5,750. Equity _ _ULTRY YARD, agents for $2,000. Will take auto or vacant lot at $1.000 best baby chick foods, remedies, supplies, ObR weekly rent tlst gtvea fail descriptions balance cash 91.000. See owner. 607 Patera Incubators and brooders. Bel man t S. C. of anythlnc fac rent. Call, for one or let building. Phone Stain 2041- White Leghorn eggs, $1 60 setting prepaid, us mail it to »pu. Forrest & George Ada'r. Kaby chicks, S3 dozen. C. I. Game chicks. FOR RENT—Room* FOR RENT—70 Norcross street. West End, FOR SALE — Modern B-room residence on ?4 dozen. Ancona chicks, J4 dozen. B. H. \%e have a five-room cottage, clone to car Sycamore st_, Decatur, Ga. ; also several PASCO HEIGHTS y Secretary, Ranger, Ga. line and almost new. Price, ¥25. Ivy 7100. FOR SALE—By owner, two-storv briclt vacant lots in Decatur. Fletcher Pearson, A&K THE CONSTITUTION ctore on Edgewood ave nue and tine resi- 432 Atlanta National Bank building CALL, write or phone for our Rent Bulle^ dence on north side in first-clat>s section. 300 BEAUTIFUL LOTS GREEN GROUND TO LIVE. tin. Edwin J? Analey Rent Dept.. second Call Ivy 234J-L. F.VUM LANDS. floor Realty Truat Bldg. I. 1600, Atl 363 A. F"KE.E BURKAU ot boarding and fil ' ACRES — I have the most up-to-date BONES roomjng- house information. if you I KOUSt-S, apartments and stores for rent, rm in north Georgia. Land lies well, 30 PASCO ilEIGHTS is situated just bej. ond Decat- on the Stone Mountain'- for chickens; ground every day, Campbell Phone us and let ua mail you a rent list. miles of Atlanta, good school near, half car line, almost witl^in a stone's throw of three thurches, and the new J8T000 Bros.. 89 Decatur street. wart to get a place to board or rent George P. Moore. 10 Auburn avenue. mile from ata'lon. Every kind of fruit, 6- public school building1 Paeco Heights contains 300 beautiful lots, the average rooms in any part or the city or sub- 1 urbs, ask The Atlanta Constitution. 5-ROOM cottage. No. 5 Hopkins, West End, 16 PER CENT INVESTMENT—I have tfl o room bungalow 3-room tenant house and bize being -50x200 The terms of this sale are the most liberal e\cr adver- Modern, large yard. M 3008. Mr. Britton. double three-room houses on a corner lot best tenant In * Georgia on place, ChlcKen tised thro-U'g-h the prese GAMES We will be glad, to help j.ou get what on West Hunter street, rented to $340 per house, watei u'orks In house and barn. A you want. £*OR RENT—Houses, all parta of city. G.~RT year; $2,350, $500 caah. * gentleman's home \n every 'sense of the iT WarhbrseTanS Moore & Co.. 406-7 Silvey bldg. M. 534. w ord. A sraod investment or home ^,"111 Shawulneck Games, H. Roqueroore. Mana- Third Floor Con Bmldin M. HATCH COOK | trade for small farms or city property 01 field. Ga. Main 5000. 5001 501 FOURTH NAT'L BANK BUILDING v. ill sell on easy terms. Nothing against this FOR R ENT—Apartment s ______MAIN 4613. place but 5^,250 straight loan due 1S17. See Owner. 1518 __Hea.ley bunding _ FOR SALE—Live Stock —U—A BEAUTY, just off N Boulevard, ftne FUANISHKD—NOJ&XH SIDE, section. 7-room. 2-story pressed brick fire- A BARGAIN. 56 acree rich Boll 011 railroad EACH PURCHASER F"OR SALS—50 head ot stock hogs, places throughout, tile bath, sleeping porch, formerly B F Duggan place, Laurena Bros. & White, 965 Marietta. THE FiCKWICK THE FAIRLEIGH beautifully arranged, fcretty fixtures, small county 200 acres For^yth county and busi- MEW TSN-ciTOKi AND FIRlifROOF. 133-5-7 SPRING. IVY 5558-.r lot, JS.OOO, SKOO caih. J3S month Car! ness corner lot in Cummlngs 100x175, on Steam-heated rooms with connecting bath*. ONE lurnlshed s-room apartment and one H. Fischer, Mam 3860 public faquare, exchange for negro property. WILL BECOJMJ^ DOGS unfurii ibhed 3-room apartment, steam •iral?iej:-^^Strachan. 2JO Whltehal 1 street. Convenient shower baths ou each floor. heat and electric light. _ 1100 CASH. ?3750 month, nice B-room c pointers, 18 months ?? FairUe at.. Ne&r Carnegie JUbrary tag-e, all ini prove men ta, $2 000. ' Mil to POR SALI1—Georgia, lands a specialty^ Thos. old, one male, on s female, both weJl FIVE rooms, steam heated, furnished, pos- llaln 5476. W. Jackson. 4th Nat. Bank BTdff.. Atlitr-to. trained, staunch on point, and the male session April 1, very desirable north side HIS OWN SALESMAN doe a good retriever THE EDG-hiWOO-D location Price $£&. Smith. Ewing & Ran- Worth ?40 each, but kin. ISO Peach tree street. REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale •will sacrifice the pair On the opening day, -Saturday, March. 21st, every lot in Pasto Heigrhts will X£ not satisfactory w ELEGANTLY furnished &-room apt. 25 Por- contain all corner stakes. Kach lot will also contain RED TAG, on which v. Worsley, Box 14, ter PI. Apt. 4. Ivy 8291-J. will appear the number of the lot, the number of the block and the price of the lot. Purotp^s's are rcqxiested to detach the tagrs and deliver them to anv UNT-L UN I5B£H. x TWO unfurnished apartments of four rooms, GEO. P. MOORE. one of my s^icamen, or deliver the same to my office to.g~ether wi^h the re- F. APABTMJ-SNTS bath and Bleeping- porch, each, rooms quired cash payment. All lots will be sold upon the same liberal termfe of OXE lOfa'ft, N. ftti^itt. Ai... rooni^ iAr«t, u.ntl HtQi. large, airy and TV ell lighted Located at REAL ESTATE AND RENTING I>OL,IJ'VR DOWN" and FIFTY CENTS A WEEK hot ana cold water In each room, newly waa third Georgia Experiment Station de^ui*Li.eU uua furnlaiiea. open buuaay. lie^t 161 Richardson street, near the corner of 10 AUBURN AVENUE. 1913. standing ahead of seventeen of th« rates in city. t-outh Pryor Over acre of ground in lawn oest known and most prolific varieties; de- and gardens. Possession at once. Rent, mand great, supply limited, order quick. THE ADOLF $JO 60 per month. Jvy 2343 St SO bushel. BO bushels. $1.40; 100 bnakelai 4-B WHITEHALL ST.—A good aecond- tl.3g._gaireview Farm, Palmotto, Ga. *jL_batth. __10 H E Ha.rrta St. _ lloor apartment of five rooms. has In- PEACHTREE HOME BARGAIN. COME and set your seeds now. We offer antaneous heater, electric lights, nice bath. tmmenee aasortment of beAd tsUlTE. bedruom, witn private butler's ntry, trunk room, ajid It ia ... YOUR MONEY BACK .had Mark W. Johnson Seed Co, 33 South bath, and iarye rooms;, 24.xJJ feet, suitable supplied vlth closets, rent $32 50 Charles TEN-ROOM brick house, on Jot 60 feet front, Peachtree street, Piyor btreet. tar_ parior_ot^j3i:n&6. first floor Pickwick. Realty Company. I: fy \\atton St FURNISHED rooma for rent, ^'J E. Third this side of Sixth street. This house was built at a cost of $"'5,000, EED faWEljT POTATOES — Nancy Hall street, one blot-k from ueoieiui itrrate, TO THOSE UNABLE TO VISIT PEOPERTY Triumph and Bunch Yams, best varieties, everything new and nice APARTMENTS when they were building good houses. Price $35,000, on easy t<_-,ms. rolificUi ton- srood keepers Selected. Ji.Ofl bushel. ONE three, and one four-room apartment. ^ P'j-rni. \V hite Plains. Ga heat, jan itor tervlce, nicely arrang- Call at my office, permit me or any on' of mv salesmen to select >our lots complete ti bu uf posl- _ .4 Poplai It will pay you to investigate for you, deposit the required caSh paymer t, then go and inspect the property carry at your leisure. If, U'pon inspection, you ""are not satisfied with our selection, d flow need , also p . . for the janitor. v MLIlun. Jr S««d Company. 23 S Broad St. well furnished i and you p-refer no ot • lots In the su.bd.1 vision, just tall at mv office, or tele- b
f\ ' • *1- 1 >••' , X NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPEI Page Twelve. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLAOTA, GA. .SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1914.
to have the federal good roads .appro-i to .plan Atlanta's entertainment of-the priatlori spent to the best advantage, !-BO£Jlts- Fpc ser ha TRAGEDY NARROWLY FUNERAL NOTICES. will, arrive in Atlanta Saturday, March 1 *~ i ^^ ^ received a letter 1ADSCOUIS % at 3 o-eta* in the afternoon. S^t&t*' 3£l<"SS%3££ugg* ££ AVERTED IN MOVIE WHITE—The friends of Dr1, John COM Mill White, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wliltc, This news was received in Atlanta j for a big entertainment for the vis- last night in a special delivery letter jltors. Misses Bessie and Susie White, Mrs. to Fred Houser, secretary of "the* At- . At Stone Mountain the scouting par- HOUSE AT TjVAYCROSS Kate Ethridgre and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. lanta Convention bureau, fromc Charles ty will be met by the executive Kerlin are invited to attend the fu- mi Wee of the Granite Highway asso- TQ SUCCEED neral of -Mr. J.ohn "White this after- ARRIVEMARCH 28 P. Light, field secretary of the Ameri- ciation, promoters of the proposed STRIKE AT Wayoross, Ga_, March 20.—(Special.) noon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of can road congress, whidh will hold its highwa_ y from Decatur to Stone Moun- Over 100 persons were thrown in a Greenberg & Bond Co. Interment 1914 convention in Atlanta this fall, j tain' '", heade..d. by g00]cer Scott, of De- •Panic at the Lyric theater this after- Greenwood. The pallbearers are re- Will Be Counsellor of State quested to meet at the chapel at Besides Secretary Light, who wil catur— . I--n- *--is -welcoming: party will «• , . . . TT * . . • noon when the operator's room caught Government Experts Will join the party at Camden, S. C., next also be R. F. Freeman. DpKal-b coun- l':45 p. m. ty commissioner, and .K. C. ~W. Ram- .TlrSt Attempt tO Unionize . tire, filling t.he theater with smofce. Department—Cone Johnson Tuesday, three government ex:pertg ' Sirs. X. P. Fletcher, wife of the man- Be Met at Decatur by At- sneck, secretary of the Dacatur board .to Be Solicitor. —- The friends of Mr. and Mrs! will be in the scouting party. of trade. Employees- of. Southern .'aser, threw the front exit curtains back L. Plitt Mr. Roy Plitt, Miss Pearl lanta Executive Conimit- Will Confer "With Citizen*. Will Meet Scouts. I and .called to those near the back to PHtt. Mr. and Mrs. H. Simmons, Mr. At_towns all along the route the par- At Decatur the Atlanta executive Cotton Mills Results in a leave the theater at once. Just as she "Washington, , March 20.—President Charles J. Simmons, Mrs. M. E. Bohr ty will stop and confer with t!he citi- committee *of the American road con got out of the theater, C. H. Gardner, and Mr. and Mrs. F. "Wingard, are in- tee of Roads Congress. the operator, who was caught in the Wilson today nominated Robert Lan- vited to attend the-funeral'of Mrs. U zens of the county, particularly with gress, headed by W. f. Winn wil Walkout. - Plitt Saturday afternoon' at 3 o'clock Che county,commissioners. It is the de- meet the. scouting party in automo small room, used for the machine, fell sing, of Watertown, N. Y_ to be coun- Mies. It is expected that a larsre we] from the residence, 243 Courtland 1 sire of the government experts to work froiri a window, striking ther on the selor for the department of state, suc- street. Rer. I>r. Memming-er officiat- T-fae Washing-ton-tp-Atlanta scouting up the greatest possible co-operation coming party of Atlanta antomobilists shoulder. Gardner's hair, eyebrows and ceeding John Bassett Moore, and Cone ing1. Interment Oakland. The follow- party of government ^rood roads ex- and good roads boosters will so to Home, Ga.. March 20.—(Special.)—The 1 with, the government in the expendi- Decatur wit* the executive committee eyelashes were all singed by the Johnson, of Texas, to be solicitor for ing pallbearers are requested to meet perts, the object of whose trip is to first attempt to unionize a southern flames. ^ ' at Greenberg- & Bond Co.'s at 2:30 ture of the good roatts appropriation. so that the visitors may receive a mos p. m.: Mr. Charles Vittur, Mr. TT. R, arouse in the citizens of the counties A 'meeting of the local executive hearty welcome. The executive com- cotton mill-and the refusal of the mill After the first moment of alarm the.department, succeeding Joseph TV tKroiig'h wtikrh. they pa.£s an Interest in committee of the American road con- mittee alone includes thirty-three management to recognize the union led .Folk. Sword, Mr. J. B. Simmons, Mj\ Oscar the upkeeping of good roads in order members. passed every one in the theater left Pause, Mr. Paul Germann, Mr. C, C. gress wHI be called in a day or two to a strike today, of 150 employees in perfect order. Mr. Lansing is an associate editor Glower. It is exjjected that the scoutinn,g par- of the American Journal of Interna- ty will -remain in -Atlanta severafaaya s the Anchor- Duck mill here. Toune ladies in the place screamed s -She ?c.°1Jts wlu leave Augusta at Th6 strikers paraded" through the when the flames first broke ou>t, adding tional Law and the author ofv several BARKSDAL.E—The friends and rela- works on international subjects. He tives of Mr, and Mr?. Charles E. Barks- Ml?ch°2?!OCk °" toe mo«""j? of Btreets with banners and held a mass to the excitement. dale, Mrs. K. C. Barksdale, of Blrminpr-1 1 The Lyric, located in a five-story will succeed John Basaett Moore. He meeting tonight. There were ham, Ala.; Mr. and Mrs. W". A. Barks- When they arrive at Thomson, at It concrete building, is a moving picture is 50 years old, was associate counsel dale. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Barksdale. .clock, the party will divide, one dl- personal combats between the strikers v*al?" coming towards Atlanta by way house. The damage is estimated at for the United States In the Beliring Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Barksdale, Dr. and and tbe men who remained at work, but $500. sea arbitration, 1S92-S3; counsel for the Mrs. James X. Brawner, Mrs. C. K. Mc- BEACON SHOES Athens, and the other coming- by Collougrh of New York city. Mr. and way^of Madison. They will meet at United States in the Behring sea special police and deputies patrolled Mrs. J[osep-h Kins', Mr. and Mrs. John the mill district a-nd there was no gen- claims commission, 1896-97: solicitor Harris, Mr. and Mrs. John Riddle of Itinerary of nivlsioux eral disorder. for'the United States on the Alaskan Birraing'ham. Ala., are invited to at- The division by way of Athens -will boundary tribunal. 1:903; counsel in tend the funeral of Air. Charles E. arrive as foll-ows: Charles A. Miles, an organizer of the £hg_ arbitration, at The Hague in 1909, Barksdale Saturday, March 21, 1914, at Thomson. 10 a. m., March 27; -Wash- International Textile workers, sent here of the north Atlantic coast fisheries 10:30 a. m., from the chape! of H. M. lunclll; from Fall River, Mass, declares that Patterson & Sou. The Rev. John E. raw?' d "3" Lexington, 2 •». m.» case. His home is in Watertown, N". Y. White win officiate. Interment in spending'the.nigHt'and leaving- at" S™0 as fast as the mill workers joined the Mr. Johnson, who will succeed West View cemetery. T.he follow! np: m rCh 2S Joseph W. FV>lk as solicitor, is about j named gentlemen will please act as ?' m^T- ' giving; at Winder" union they -were discharged. The man- 9 aa. n».: LawrencevlHe, 11 a. m.; stone agement of the mill declared it will re- 49 years old. and, according to the pallbearers and meet at the chapel at Mountain, 12:3* p. m.; Decatur, 2:30 p. statement issued from the white 9:80: Mr. R. p. Bryans, Mr. \V. A. ** n., Atlanta, •* .p"". m. 'use to recognize the union and house today, is "ona of tbe most bril- Maddox, Mr. R. L. Mason. Mr. Geo. S. £ Come Today \ conduct; an open shop. Senate Committee Fails to Hanes. Mr. J. B. Young and Mr. W. E. liant lawyers in Texas." He was onco Arnold. The mill is running full time, and the 0 mst 10 a Find Evidence of Big a candidate for the United States sen- f,?.ordville- "V.>. 12 m.;-,?" Unio~ Marcn Pointh 27, 1; Crawn m- management saya that not more than ate, but retired from the contest & choose the shape |uneh; Greensboro, 2:30 p. in Mad!'-' one-third of the employees are out. The Lobby Sum. account of ill health. The white house BARCLAY & BRANDON CO. 40 S"l-'2 I)%nJ-. sPen<"aS thp night ana described him as "one o£>thc leading Funeral Directors, 246 Ivy St. eaung at .8:5n0 a. m., Tttarcn 2S, arriv- strikers assert that more than half the impluyees are already out, and expect factors in progressive democracy .of K. H. BRANDON. R. M. BRAWDOIT. that suits your taste. ns at Social Circle, !0 a. m.; Covlng- Washington, March 20.—"There Is Texas.'1 I*r*aldemv. Vice Pre*tde*t. .on, 11 a., m.; Conyers, 12 m, lunch- more to Join them. It Is stated that J. W. AWTRY. Secy- «nd Trvam. Stone Mountain, 2 p. m.; Decatur, 2-30 o evidence here of any $50,000 fund," With the naming of a new counsel- BEACON SHOES BEACON. p. m.; Atlanta, 3 p. m. he textile workers will attempt to said Senator Overman, chairman of the lor and a new solicitor, all the va- ablish thrflr organization in every senate lobby committee, today at the cancies in the state department will outhern mill, and that the Rome mill conclusion of the committee's Investi- have been filled, a new third assistant MANY STOLEN ARTICLES GETS DAY IN JAIL s tee first to be experimented with. , gation of reports that such a sum was secretary of state, Willjam Phillips, RECOVERED IN PALMETTO BEACON SHOES BEACON SHOES* being used in "Washington, by repre- having recently Bbeen Dominated. FOR KISSING WOMAN sentatives of prison labor cointractora Mr. Lansing: is a son-in-law of for- P' defeat the pending tfughes bill to mer Secretary John W. foster, of the Palmetto. Ga.. March 20,—-(Specie.!, 1 restrict marketing- of convict-made state department, a warm personal A good many Articles, such as brass ON PUBLIC STREET goods. The chairman's remark, which i friend of long standing of John Bas- candlesticks, v;ises, Jardinieres and ARMY PLANS TO ATTACK ipparently closed this latest phase of v sett Moore, who m lie succeeds, an d clothing, have been recovered by Chief :he committee's inquiries, was ad- now is the agent for the United States of Police Jenkins since th«| arrest of Savannah, Ga,, March 20.—(Special.) dressed to Edward Boyle, a, Chicago on the British-American pecuniary la the opinion o£ Judge Davis Free- claims commission, now in session the new "Jack, the Ripper." attorney, and formerly treasurer of here. He was arrested In Palmetto. Ga., man, of the city, court, a man who CAPITAL AND he National Conference of Charities attempts to kiss a woman on the street, Secretary Bryan said that he knew Wednesday morning by Chief Jenkins, and Corrections, w:ho has opposed so- both men personally, and. considered of this place, while selling, art squares. over her objection, should serve a day •alled anti-con vict labor legislation them eminently fitted for their posi- r in jail for the offense. Joint Maneuvers by Regulars or years aw legral representative "of a tions. Both are democrats, Mr, John- rugs, clothing and various other arti- He, therefore, sentenced Frank Quin- ?roup of manufacturers having prison sou was a Wilson delegate to the Bal- cles" to the colored population of thin Put 'em right on snd wear em all day— ahor contracts. timore convention. Mr. Lansing has city. ler to that term when he carne be- and National Guard to Chief Jenkins arrested him on' the fore him today charged with attempt- Mr. Boyle told the committee that not been active in politics. the first day and everg day. They're com- Occur in July. ) had been done an injustice by the chargre of selling- goods without a Ins to kiss Mrs. Hattie Moore, a pret- ntlmatlons as to lobbying, and asked license, and after it fern questions hail ty young- widow, "several days agx> Lieeji askcd him. Chief Jenkins callet! fortable at all time,s—they fit--they last— that a t-ull jnveHtigatlon ,be made. Sen- Week of Prayer at Jonesboro. Chief Beavers and asked him to aeml QuJnley w-ae also charged with snatch- Washington. Marc* 20.—Plans for ator Overman said be was wMHnp: to Ing- her purse, but- this charge was call any witnesses Boyle might sucr- Jonesboro, Ga., March SO.-^-fSpecial.) some one down here to Identify the and the style is always up-to-the-minute. dismissed. joint maneuvers by the United States S^eat. but that the matter seemed The Woman's and Sunheam Missionary articles, such as art squares, rugs, etc., regular army and the national g-uard closed. Bocietiea of the Jonesboro Baptist thought to have been stolen from tb» to include attacks upon Washlngto: church have arrangre'd a program for Girls*' Tiigh srhool of Atlanta. and*San Francisco by invading^ armies the observance of a week of prayer, Detective Gill«spie was sent to Pal- Beaccnzze Yo&r feet EXPULSION OF M'DERMOTT beginning On next Monday and con- metto, accompanied by the negro Ja-nl- together with, the estabUsHment ot nu- CONTAGION SWEEPS tinuing through Friday. The prograjrn, Cor of the Girls' High school, to Identify f. K, HOYT SHOE CO. Ittah^ . . . . M»«l,e,teK N DEBATED IN COMMiTfEE merous training camps throughout the tt.s arranged, will be both Interesting the articles, and to <*.arry tna negro country, were announced today by the NEGRO ORPHANAGE and instructive. back to Atlanta for safe keeping". war department. Although the depaxt- Wash i ngton, March 20:—Expulsion ment haa not determined upon a defi- of Representative McDermott, of Illi- nite date for the maneuvers, it was Continued From Page One. BEACON SHOE STORE nois, from the house was proposed tentatively decided to begin them in when the judiciary committee met the latter part of July. 17 Peachtree Street. ? . Atlanta, Ga. again today and considered resolutions •Instructions went forth from the de- Between Peachtree and West tp censure him and officers of the Na- partment today to the various adju- closed a.n evident attempt to keep on tional Association of Manufacturers for tants general of the state militia to outward semblance of order. The activities disclosed in the lobby inves- pegln preparations for the event. Spe- kitchen has recently been scrubbed. Peachtree Streets tigation. The debate over including a cial attention was called to the desire of the department that the encamp- The dormatory for the younger- girls provision of expulsion for the congress- upstairs showed distinct traces of care, Wa offer an apartment house on Alexander street that brings in a yearly man was hot, but ended without ac- ments and maneuvers be conducted tion. with a view to obtaining increased effi- although the bedding on the eight sin- Income of $2,000. ciency and that consequently officers gle" beds in the room was slate-colored were expected to eliminate • all spec- —whether from wear or dirt could not Take this section as a whole, take the Peachtree street values on one tacular exhibitions of troo-ps. The attack against Washington will be seen. The IHUe girls In this room side, the West Peachtree values on the other, the substantial income, and the FOR LIQUOR and DRUQ USERS were, being cared for by a girl of about A scientific treatment which h'aa cured half a be participated in by troops of the Sev.- price, $25,000; then compare this investment with the other investments that raitiion in the past, thirty.-three, years, and the euth and Eighth divisions of the- east- 14 years, dressed in a nameless one treatment which has stood the severe test ern department, which will concentrate ment the color of an old saddle. have been offered you. Size of lot $5x140x100x73. Terms. oi' time. Administered by medical experts at Baltimore. The attacking forces In a room at the end of a Jong hall, the department announced, will b. the Keeley Institute only. For full particulars known as the "red division." A simi- reached by a cold and draughty hall, write tue only KEKJUEY INSTITUTE in the lar nurmbpp of troops, designated five single beds contained aick babies. State of Georgia Uhe "blue division," Trill be concen- One of these babies had whooping Forrest &. George Adair 229 Woodward Ave., Atlanta, Ga. trated in the vicinity of the national cough. The infant lay on its side, capital as the defense army. seized with a violent flt of coughing, Wliat Aito ThJa Child f STORAGE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS COTTON GRADING BILL In another -cot, too Ul to even notice In order to convince you that we are better prepared to take care of your the presence- of a. white stranger, lay household goods than any of our competitors, wo want, 10 invite you to inspect, SHIRTS WILL COME UP MONDAY a tiny little babe. BO swollen in fea- at any time, any of our warehouses without notice and see just what "care your- The material being woven to tures as to be hardly recognizable as get. We have one ftreproof •bu'ild-'tng' and throe slow-burn ing: \bundinjjs- our order you are assured of , March 20. —Bcca-ua e of a human being. It was explained that _IOI-tlX J. \ASOO DSlDK other bills which had the right of no "one knew what ailed the child." exclusive patterns and color- way, Senator Smith, of South Carolina. 1 KBAi. ESTATE—RENTING bTOK.UIK ings in all grades from $1.50 today postponed calling up his cotton In a tiny room, opening into the ' 3ltffct Phones: Bell rvy 671; Atl. 618. • 11; "Heal Estate Ro-w." up. Look for the purple band grading" bill and g-ave notice he would room" was an old cradle. Inside of a You Can't Fool the Woman across the neck of every ask for its consideration Monday. bundle of rags lay a month's old 'black shirt; it's the mark of baby—no larger than a china doll. The Received by Pope. little thing was wriggling and twist- TROY'S BEST PRODUCT. ing in its poor enough bed. "When WEYIVIAN & CONNORS Rome, March 20. — Tho Ri^ht Rev. questioned, the matron said that this John J. Nilan, bishop of Hartford, was was the child that had been pointed LEND ON REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED, AT Who Buys Family Supplies EARL & WILSON received in private audience today by out as "not being fed enough." "But MAKERS OF KJED-MAN COLXAKJ9. the pope.. About 200 American •pilgrims t has improved in the last week," was LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. QUICK^ACTION, NO RED TAPE. Sold by Daniel Brcra. Co. also were presented by Monsignor 45 Pewohtwe Si. Charles A. O*Hern, vice rector of the the added comment, i American college, in Rome. Behind a stove sat an old "mammy." i INTEREST OF BORROWERS SAFEGUARDED. 1JITOMEN have their eyes open. Her pipe lay on the mantel. "She ! smokes," said the matron, "to keep ' . EQUITABLE BUILDING " , * .' ESTABLISHED 1890 down the germs." ' . j TV Thev cannot be fooled with On the mantel-piece were, the three medicine bottles—;-f or different com- KIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIilllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS: short-weights, adulterated plaints left by the doctors. These, so =} it was explained, "were all the treat- ment the doctors had prescribed." , foods, shoddy goods or the product DECATUR Three Go to Grave. ! At Last!! Out of that same room during the of unknown and unreliable manu- Is the CENTER of .the fastest growing section present week, three little forms had been bundled Into pi no boxes and put ——t i We have found a GOOD Pencil Sharpener. of Georgia, traversed by modern highways and to sleep under th« sod at the West =? factories. View pauper field. You should let us show you the DEX- by -trolley lines that connect such communities "It's all we can do," said the mat- ron. "I've been up every night this TER; Correct in Principle; Perfect in Con- ?=' Women know the best supplies to as Kirkwood, Oakhurst, Druid Hills, East Lake, week until 1 o'clock when the old struction. 1= mammy relieves me. I have done -my ? = Clarkston, Scottdale, Iiigleside and Stone Moun- best. It is true that the best is none "Will sharpen every pencil made. ? = buv for their families and,tiler -keep too good. We need help but I agree *• • / */ « , tain with each other and with the city of At- that we need better and more central- S|* ly-located hospital facilities in dealing Stops cutting when desired point is pro- 1 = abreast of retailers' stocks through . lanta. The Georgia Bailroad connects Atlanta, with such questions ag faca us right duced. here." if Decatur, Scottdale, Clarkston, Stone Mountain, Late Friday, I>r. Hall and Dr. Butler _ advertisements in The Constitution. took sputum and mucous samples from1 — Equipped with point adjuster and will Redan and Lithonia, and adds further to the f the throats of the little black babies Si produce any point from blunt to fine. ,= t.i : at the home for culture. These will Si unexcelled transportation facilities, which make ( If the latest news from your store decid« whether or not the diagnosis of H Price Five Dollars, and worth it. the Decatur Section the most accessible portion diphtheria is right. S' fails to appear in these columns reg- ! Until last week, none of the forty- 5) of the Atlanta Region. i seven children , kept at the home had ~\ • •".„,•'•-•',, been . isolated. The first of the' pneu- ™« Foote £? Davies Company ularly, women will gradually desert monia cases suddenly broke out and The enterprising, progressive citizens of De- the doctors ordered the children put =i FIVE SECONDS FROM FIVE POINTS , off'to themselves. ~ you for better and wider known catur Know that communities do not grow ac- • Sick and Well in Same Room. cidentally, and have banded themselves togeth- At the present .time, in both the girl nllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllF merchants. and boy Uormitori es. chi Idren in all er into a Board of Trade -for the purpose of stages of the whooping- cough are sleeping in the same room and in cases, ' '' • bringing about the fullest co-operation of its' i n the same bed, w i th children who Your competitor knows the value have as yet not been inoculated. Chil- own citizens with their- fellow citizens of other dren who take care ol' the babies have Special Loan Fund free access to the sick rooms, passing of inserting his store news in The in a.nd out, emptying pails and atich OF $20,000 TO LOAN in sums of ?6,000 to *10,000, flve years straight vrlthout parts of the country in "keeping DeKalb in the any curtail, on improved SEMI-CENTRAL real estate, or Atlanta relid«no« work, carrying germs In their clothing property. Apply at once to Constitution with regularity. It is front rank of Georgia* counties, not only in tax- from the sick room to the dormitories m and dining room, DUN SON & OAV able values, but in all other things that go to "All of which," said one of Atlanta'* • 409 TRUST COMPANY OP GEOROCA BUILDING. time for vou to begin. best known physicians last night, make a county Ideal both for Residence and for proves just the need -of the project • that is now being agitated—the re- | Business, Manufacturing, general and diversi- building of Grady hospital on such lines • Every nevv; home established this ao that it can cope -with an outbreak JOEL HUNTER & CO., ATLANTA fied Agriculture. of disease such as has been described. ' It is true that Gratly cannot handle spring by a newly married couple contagious diseases now. In fact, we CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS If you are looking for the Ideal Residence Sec- had to refuse to take care of these very children. We dared not subject should first subscribe for The Con- tion, or if you would like to know something of our patients at the city hospital to fur- ther disease. pur_ need for a proper the business opportunities, or if you want to place to care for our ever-increasing stitution and form the habit of buv- population in time of sickness has sel- ilom been*so clearly pointed out as the • . - know something definite of the Dairying, Truck- nstances which I have 3\ist reviewed." ing from its advertisers. It will be ing, Fruit-raising, Poultry-raising, or Farming ' Would Indorse Bond Inane. Mayor WoodwaVtl, on Friday, declar- ed that while he considered the Atlanta profitable to you to suggest to them possibilities .of DeKalb County, write for our plaza- project as one of the city,'a fore- •ELYEA-AUSTELLCO, most problems just now, he' would BOOKLET. fieartily in