CIRCULATION CIRCULATION LA*T »imi>AT. 47,885 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION 49,425 Omar mm* Smmtmf. carrier tttl-nrr, U orata Vol. XLVUJ. — No. 158. ATLANTA. QA., SATUBDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1915.—FOURTEEN PAGES. MBKl* c*»i«» «• the atrMta and at »ew« •(•Mete fi e*Bt»> Ca/f'forn/afis and Af/anfans Georgia Woman Is Declared SERBS BEATEN TO PIECES Gossip Over the Telephone Best Farmer in the Southeast At Opening of New Service BY CORONER'S JURY BETWEEN BULGAR HAMMER Across the desert, over the Kockle IN LETTING BABE DIE ANB THE TEUTONIC ANVIL and through western plains last nigh there came contributions to the enter- HARVEST FESTIVAL tainment presented by the Southern Six Physicians, After Hear- Bell Telephone and Telegraph company to 250 city and state officials and busi ness men at the chamber of commerce ing Evidence, Hold Dr. Almost Trapped, the Serb- hall. Haiselden Was Morally DAVIS IS RUN DOWN ians Must Fight Greatly WILL CLOSE TODAY It waa the official opening of Atlanta extension of the transconti- and Ethically Right in Re- nental telephone service, that reaches Superior Forces- or Retire from New York to San Francisco. At- fusing to Operate. AND KjUffl BY to Montenegro, Albania or WITH GREAT FROLIC lanta sat and gossiped with San Fran- cisco about the fair, the weather, cur- rent topics and personal amtters. Greece. Chicago came in, too, and so dl( Smoke Prevented Motor- Denver and Salt Lake City and a II tU RIGHT FOR A PHYSICIAN Indications Are That Today unheard-of town out in Nevada, named man From Seeing Man on Wlnnemucca. which was given th TO FOLLOW CONSCIENCE ATTITUDE OF GREECE Will Be the Most Enjoy- privilege of donating its mite'to trans- Tracks of the River Line, continental conversation.' " NOT YET MADE CLEAR able and Will Draw the San FrancfflCO Wear. According to Reports. San Francisco didn't seem any fur- The Verdict Adds, How- Largest Crowd of Week. ther away than Tenth street, but as the 250 silent business men sat at their ever, "That the Physician's A man supposed to be j W Davi s, tables with the receivers clapped to of Chattahoochee, Ga., from papers Although the Allies Are their ears, there was doubtless not on< Highest Duty Is to Relieve found on his person, was run down and FIREMEN'S BIG SHOW ot them whose mind was not conjurini almost instantly killed by a car of the More Hopeful — Reported pictures of sunny California; of the Georgia. Railway and P&wer company AT BALL PARK TODAY streets of San Francisco, from which Suffering and to Save or That the Bulgars Have the strange \ oice came, and of the on the River line between Klondike and towering Rockier, Prolong Life. Peyton stations Friday afternoon at Taken -Monastir—C r i s i s At the time the Atlanta party met, 1 47 o'clock. Masquerade Ball Tonight a similar gathering was assembling in The accident happened near a trestle Evidently Has Been Reach- San Francisco. The latter assembly Chicago, November 19 —Six physi- over the Southern railway tracks and however, did not begin until It was 1( dans, composing a coroner's Jury, to- was due. according to reports, to the at Auditorium Will Be Big o'clock by Atlanta time, which made it ed in the Balkans. day held that Dr. H. J. Haiselden, who smc-kc of a passing' train preventing 8 in San Francisco permitted an infant, John Bollinger, to the motorman from seeing Davis. Feature of Night—Worden Consequently, the Atlanta crowd was die when an operation roi^ht hare London, November 19 —The position compelled to offer their speeches and According to an employee of the to Make Flights. the moving: picture program before- saved him to a life of unhappmess as orffta Railway and Power company, of the Serbian army and the attitude hand In order that they might reach a defective, was morally end ethically the car was running at a fair rate of of Greece toward th*> entente powers the telephome part of the progrram by justified in refusing to perform the speed toward town The train had Just are still the. questions of interest* In the time the San Franciscoans had operation which his conscience did not passed underneath the trestle, leaving Europe. Reliable information on both gathered at the American Telephone & sanction. An implied disapproval of «. situations is so meager that the public Teliepraph exhibit rooms on the a trail of black smoke. Da via was I^AST DAY'S EVENTS. course wherein a physician might de- evidently unable to hear the approach- is unable to judg6 if changes have taK- 3am Opening better baby show World s Fair grounds. en place The speakers of the night were termine If it was or was not desirable ing street car on account of the noise program at Taft hall sembled at a table elevated upon a for a patient to live was contained in from the train. It Is thought the Serbians m,iv make 10 30 a. m. Child skating- contests a stand on the historic plain of Kosso- stage, while the main body of guests the concluding paragraph of the ver- The body of Davis was removed to on Luckle^street. •o, east of the Montenegrin frontier, sat at tables arranged over the room, dict "We believe that the physician's the undertaking establishment of 12 noon. Aerial flights at Pied- each with a receiver at hand. The af- •where TiOO years ago they losst theh in- highest duty is to relieve suffering and Greenberg & Bond, where an effort was fair was dnected by N. C Kingsbury, dependence to Turkey Th'>j. pithei mont to save or prolong life." made to get in touch with relatives 12 noon. Crowds of maskers vice president of the American Tele- must do this or retire into tli»- moun- phone and Telegraph company. His ad- The Jury was composed of the fol- or friends of Davis in Chattahoochee turned loose upon the streets. L*Id tains of Montenegro, or not thorn Al- dress that preceded the telephonic pro- lowing physicians: John F Golden, It wan stated there that the man was otf, masks and costumes permitted, bania, where, although i ho\ would !»•• gram was a revelation. He explained Mercy hospital, Arthur Rankin, pro- apparently 65 or 60 years of age His but no one allowed to carry weap- the history of the telephone -and its neaier lielp from the Adriatic, It would fessor of anatomy. Loyal university presence where the accident occurred ons, canes, or wear gloves vast intricacies, the inrmehse delicacy be difficult to keep them supplied ou - D. Howard Chislett, dean of. Hahne- could not be explained. 2 p. m "Fightlns the Flames ' at of the science of telephony and many of K to the absence of roads. Ponce de Leon the greatest a.chievemients- mann college, D A. K Steele, dean of The Austro-Germans on the north HI a 2pm, Midway opens G. W. peck Preside". the Physicians and Surgeons' college now -within thirty miles of the Mitro- 3pm Roller skate races on G. W Peck, of the Pacific Telephone of the University of Illinois; Henrv P Atlanta 'Mothers vitza-Pristina line of the Sei biaii^. and Telegraph company, presided over Liuckie street between boys and Lewis, (professor of obstetrics. Cook while the Bulgarians in the south un- girls under 12 -v ears of age. the meeting in San Francieco in con- county hospital. Ludwigr Hektoen, pro- junction with Mr. Kingsbury at the At- said already to have passed Monastn 3pm. Disguised prominent per- lanta end By request, Mr. Peck, aft- fessor of pathology. Rush Medical col- Indorse Position In the north the line of the invaders son will appear at corner of Mitchell er first delivering his greetings to the lege of the University of Chlca-go. is pushing the Serbs and their Mont* - and Whitehall streets. Valuable Atlanta audience, placed a phonograph Photo by Price. Dr. Haiaelden's Evidence. negrin allies farther and farther ^tst, prize for first person who finds and to the transmitter and played "Dixie." Dr. Haiselden in his teftimony said Taken by Doctor and it would appear that their onl> .i\- The tune came distinctly, with drum Mrs. W; W. aionk, of Sylvester. Ga., has given careful study to the prob- names him he did not reach his final decision not enues of escape no-w lead Into eastern and fife interpolations. The Atlanta winner of the farming championship of lems of farm life and employs scien- 3 p. m. Band concert and vaude- to operate until he had consulted fif- Montenegro and northern Albania audience cheered. the south at the Southeastern lair, has tific methods in the production of her ville offerings at city hall. various crops. She waa delighted that teen practicing physicians, fourteen of In the south. If, as unofficial reportu Then— received scores of congratulatory mes- 3:30 p. m. 1,000 balloons will be "Cut us in with Chicago," commanded her showing at the fair was such as •whom approved his course of letting Service Done to Humanity have It, Monastir has fallen to the Bul- released from tops of office build- sages upon her success since the an- Mr. Kuiffsbury, and an Illinois voice to give her the unique distinction of the little life expire. The mother of gariaos,. the Serbs must, in the face ojf nouncement of the award. Mrs. Monk being the sooth's best farmer. by Allowing .Baby to Die, ings with valuable prize coupons at- cam« over the wire:.- - - - "the" child, wife of a workman the BreaT^offas"^ against them, eithei Hello'. This is Flaherty* Chicago? tached. mother of three other children, all cross the Greek border or enter south- 4 p. m Prominent persoa- will 'How's the weather out there?" physically and mentally normal, also According to Prominent eastern Albania. appear in disguise at Alabama and quizzed Mr. KJngrsbury. agreed that the baby would be better "Pretty raw today—just a little To the east. In the extreme southei n Whitehall streets. Prize for first Two Trained Bears off dead, he declared. Officials at the Baby Show above zero." "I did not operate, first, because of portion of the mountain kingdom, tin- person who finds and names him. "Now with Denver," Instructed Mr. 5 p. m. Prominent person in dis- FIREMEN STAGE the deformity of the child, and second, Bulgarians hav^ been on thf* offensiv* Kinesbury, and Denver chimed in, in- A ballot that resulted overwhelming- forming 250 Atlantans of the tempera- because of the seriousness of the case," against the French In the viclnlu 01 guise will appear at corner otf Broad Amble Down Street he said. "I did not urge the parents ly In favor of sustaining- the position and Marietta streets. Prize to flrst ture and sun out in Colorado's muni- Strumitsa, but Paris says thv ^on- cipal centerpiece. Then Salt Lake City to follow my advice. I simply gave taken by Dr. Haiselden and the mother person finding and naming him. repulsed with heavy casualties. Noth- and New \ork and ambitious Winne- my opinion as a consulting surgeon. of "Baby Bollinger," the Chicago de- 1 6pm Prominent person appears mucca. BIG SHOW TODAY And Crowd Departs I was morally certain the child would ing is known of the operations of thi- fective Infant who was allowed to die at Forsyth and Feachtree streets. "Now, Mr Peels." apoke Mr. Kings- be a defective." British In the southern region against bui?>, switching back to the exposition by its mother and physician rather S p. m Great masquerade ball Dr. Haiselden said he based his the Bulgarians city, "Governor Harris would like to than subject it to an operation that opinion on the child's actions. He said Whether the Creeks will permit th< at Auditorium exonange greetings with Hon Marshall Several Hours of Entertain- From Busy Thoroughfare might give it a chance to live, was cast atimaoii, i epi esenting Governor John- he was unable to determine beyond all Senbs in retreat from Monastir to entr- son, of California." doubt that the child was both deaf and by nine prominent women officials and ment for Spectators to Decatur Street Is Sudden- their territory without being Interned on* w, ith the lid. let joy be unre- "An a moment." blind. He said, however, it failed to twelve mothers at the "Georgia Better Over the wire came the distinct or whether the Anglo-Frenoh fort c -t ^ti ained' voice of the Californian. "Fighting the Flames" at respond to the customary light tests, Babies" show at Taft hall Friday aft- This is "Sumfrolic" day. the last of "Oieetings, governor! ' ly Transformed Into Place and that the fart that one of the ears ernoon would be allowed to do HO if push* d the Georgia Harvest festival, and suf- j "How arc you, Mr. Samson"*" replied was not developed at all and the devel- The twelve mothers who have en- back by the Bulgarians, has not b< - the Georgia executive. Piedmont Park. of Desert-Like Loneliness. fice it to sa> that it T\ ill be the most j opment of the other was only rudi- tered their babies in the eouth's great- come known, although a more hopeful "Vei y well.*' mentary convinced him that the child feeling prevails in Farls and London enjoyable of the merry week "Ha\e you ,ever been in Georgia?" est baiby show, and seven of the nine - was deaf. officials, voted without qualifications to j since Denys Cochin's visit to King Gun Some time between the hours of 6 asked the governor. Today is the big day with Atlanta's Although it sometimes takes the "No, bu< my wire has. She was born Dr. Robertson Utters Caution. uphold the doctor and mother in the atantlne and the Greek ministers. ind 8 a. m the police will pry off the and reared in > our state. It was all I iremen. united efforts of a score of policemen to Dr Haiselden showed a number of "Baby Bollinger" incident, which has lid It wont be returned and put back j could do to keep her when they played "Fighting the Flames," the thrilling scatter the crowds of Darktown resi- MONASTIR TAKEN 'Lnxit. Just now." X-ray pictures of the child's anatomy attracted nation-wide attention in thf in place until midnight has long sound- xhlbition with accompanying events. dents on Decatur street, it took two press. They believe that a service was t.reetinjtJt for California. ( Dr John Dill Robertson, city health BY BULGARS. < <1 its requiem to Georgia's most fes- I riven for the benefit of the Firemen's trained bears only about ten seconds to one to the baby as well as humanity ' Please give mj. compliments to commissioner, who testified that there London, November 19—A Rome dis- tive week of celebration. | benevolent association, will hold the transform the street, Friday afternoon, was no evidence that the child would j oui governor, ' said Goveinoi Harris ONLY ONE patch to th*1 .Exchange Telegraph N.IV t Coquettish girls, mischievous girls, ' when, he and Mr Stimson had con- boards at the Atlanta baseball park. from a jostling thoroughfare to a place have been mentally defective, issued a OPPOSES. a. telegram to The Trlbuna fiom .Mh- Tunsome girls—fancy females of ever> ' cluded a bit of cheery gossip about the Ponce de Leon, beginning at 2 o'clock of desert-like loneliness. statement, in -part as follows: fan. "and tell him the peopJe of Geor- "A question of tremendous impor- Only on^ official voted a&ainst the ens states that the BulKirliLni hn\t- description—will appear upon the ! .his afternoon. The bears were at a little shoe store gia *end the people of California their tance Is at once raised as to.whether "death sentence" passed by the doctor occupied Monastir, and that the Set - strcetb this afternoon in mask and cos- ! neantie&t blessings. ' It is now generally agreed that post- being fitted out in shoes to do a Charlie and mother. She held the view that no "I will' (joodmsht' ' the right of any child to live should bians are in full retreat. tume Mayoi jWocmwaru next took one of jonement until today was the only Chaplin stunt at a local show last rest wholly on the Judgment of any Tust so you don t assatl the corner the transmitting phones to speak with thing to do It has enabled the fire- night In some manner they had got- physician I do not want to be under- that the life of the child belonged to FRENCH REPULSE ; oliceman, punch the ribs of your Janice Kuiney. representing James men to get the grounds in good shape ten into the store without being gener- stood as questioning the right of any the child itself, and it should have BULGAR ATTACKS. Rolpb. mayor of San Francisco. been given an opportunity to live. neighbor, or tr> to separate a stranger j ally observed, therefore their appear- physician to act as his conscience or "How ij> th sort of harmless with all of his a«J mimstrative trou- ance was as mystifying as it waa ' Judgment in any particular case- would war office tonight issued the following / ngs and sawdust, and It has also made sition, and would not cast a ballot bles," asked Atlanta's head "You know dictate, and to operate or not operate fun will be permissible , t possible for the many school chil- startling a few minutes later. on either side. "Army of the Orient Quiet pn - when I was out there this summer, in accordance therewith, but at the vails on our front, except in the region there was a certain element in the city dren of the city, who have been Jongr- Sambo Marshall, colored, was in The ballots were cast by the nine LID same time the life of every child of Strumitsa, where tihe BulsirianH at- trying to give nis administration a front of the shoe shop explaining some officials as follows* ng for the opportunity, to attend this should be so safeguarded by the com- tacked us They were repulsed aftei OFF. black eye because of conditions in the mighty problem to a dozen or so friends. Sustaining the Chicago doctor and city and on the rnidwaj ' By the "way, munity that it would not have to de- You mustn t c«iri> a pistol, a sword, i Stationed around In idleness were sev- mother serious losses " how is the midna>—" Fair, crisp weather is predicted for pend upon the judgment of any one 1 eral others nQt interested in Sambo's Mrs Hamilton Block, chairman of the cane or stiletto, and no-body would ad- \ "The what" " broKe in at the distant or two phvsiciana. Athens, Novem'ber 19 —The news- other end. :oday, just the kind of weather to conversation. general committee in charge of the vise you to use profanity in >our tun-, 'If we are going to depart from paper ^Qstia say-* it believes th.tt there "The midwaj.—the fair grounds, make an event of this kind the more The shoes had at last been made to "Georgia Better Babies fihow " her smithing, but >on can make a lot of 1 the recognized duty of the physician where all the attractions are." hterestine It will put ginger into It mother. Mrs. J. Frank Beck. Mrs. W are 45,000 Bulgarians in Pnlep and the "Oh, you mean the zone'' Fine! It's fit and. with a "woof" of appreciation. to save life regardless of what that noise, nobody is going to get mad at Babe, the larger of the bears, poked L. Reilley, chairman of the scoring .surrounding district where there ar<» ,nd every one of the participants. life shall be afterward, then the state only small Serbian forces The paper j our gleeful mischief, and the girls' her nose out of the door and ambled committee, and a former Chicago so- With such a day as is promised, the must provide some tribunal similar to *-avs that the French, having: repulsed —Lord bless 'em—will be able to get Continued on Page Four. ndications are that grandstand and onto the sidewalk. ciety girl; Mrs. F. E. Mackle, Mrs New- that of ancient Sparta, which question- ton Cordis Wing, whose baby last year away with most anything. ileachers will be crowded to their ca- Sambo saw the animal first. He ed the right of every child to live until won first place in the Atlanta Better The sun will shine and the air will pacity, while it will probably take rubbed his eyes and was next seen It had been passed upon by this tri- J 11 of the 3,000 additional .chairs, In turning the corner a block down the Babies show; Mrs. W. A. Maddox and b* crisp enough to tone up the spirits, | bunal." an unmarried lady, who objected to her Weather Prophecy tint the cheeks and instill plenty of ront of the boxes to accommodate the street. The Verdict of the Jury. tig crowd. Sambo disappeared the others in name being: published. PAIR AND COLJ3ER. pep in the frolicksome festival crowds. the crowd glanced towa/d the store. The verdict of the coroner's }ury fol- Added to the day's events will be the Begins Promptly at 2* lows- DEATH SENTENCE Grocery The exhibition will open promptly at A unanimous dash was the result. thrilling specracle, "Fighting the ""We find from the evidence present- ! o'clock this afternoon with the foot- Reports at police headquarters, sev- IS OPPOSED. Washington —forecast Flames," at Ponce de Leon ball park. eral blocks farther down the street, ed and from personal investigation that Against the Chicaffo doctor and Geor»rl*—Pair Saturday and Snndmr; which performance was postponed mil game between the Marijrf college Allan John Bollinger died from the ef- colder S*<*«J»T- Advertising :adet$ and the team from the Ninth were to the efefct that a negro preach- mother: Friday afternoon on account of the fects of imperforate anus. >istrict Agricultural school at Clarkes- er with hat in one hand and Bible in "The essential malformations of the Mrs. George M. Miles, wife of a Local Weather Report. wet timbers, ille Marist ha.s won three out of the other, shot past the station house bonfly of Allan J. Bollinger were: prominent Atlanta physician. Lowest temperature 4^ The Atlanta lire department will bat- Suppose that when you buy with coattails fluttering In the breeze "Imperforate anus. Highest temperature ... 51 'oar games this season, and expects "Fusion of "the two kidneys into one, Neutral: tle with a three-story conflagration groceries , and meats today of his flight, so disturbed that he for- Mrs. J. M. Shearer. Mean temperature 47 for the delet-tation oC a crowd that is o take another one, notwithstanding located on the left side, and with a Normal temperature *61 that you can save a few he fact that Clarkesville is said to got to stop at Recorder Johnson's Some of the seven officials casting a estimated to run high into the thou- single ureter. Rainfall in pant 24 hours. Inches..002 cents on each article! After have a little the advantage in weight. court and perform a marriage cere- "Absence of the right external ear sustaining vote expressed drastic views Deficiency since lat of mo. Inches-0 32 sands. Theie w. 111 be other perform- Some of the best boxing seen in At-1 mony. and of the external auditory canal. upon the general subject of how hu- Deficiency since Jan. 1, inches —.0.64 ances, too. Including drills and open- all of your purchases have arita in a year will be staged irnmedi- I Several patrolmen just coming to A defective development of the skin manity should deal with defectives and air vaudeville offerings. been made you will jHnd that From Vmrlonm Station headquarters to go on duty followed i ^usin' monstrosities. Two prominent women One hundred and fiftj amateur per- ately in front of the grandstand, where you have made quite a saving. he many ladies in attendance will have Jihe negroe-s, thinking that some crime I neck recommended that mental and physical STATro.N'S rature. I formers will be rescued from the burn- This plan, carried out week had been committed. Jonas Rigeles, "Abisencs e of all or part of the coccyx. and State of ing structure on all sorts of life-saving j he privilege of seeing it it isn't often defectives be killed outright, as in the WEATHER 7 p m I High. after week, in the course of he ladies get an. opportunity to wit- in charge of the bears, finally got them "Absence of the right testicle. case of breeding cattle, poultry and paraphernalia, including Pompeii lad- away from Decatur street. "The acquired pathological conditions ATLANTA, clear . <8 61 ders, diving1 nets, scaling ladders, hu- a year really amounts tp ness boxing matches, but the chance' were: in other forms of lower animal life. Birmingham, clear aZ 58 .00 man life-lines and rope loops something worth while. s now before them to see some of the | "Small extradural hemorrhages in the Another urges that state govern- Boston, cloudy 58 5S .82 •eat scraps between doug*ity profes- • spinal column. ments pass laws creating: a governing Baltimore, clear . .. GO 86 1.00 The three-story hotel building will' The Constitution carries alarm the Atlanta, department, head- "Small sub-plural hemorrhages. 54 62 -OS be set aflre; the fire apparatus will ionals that have ever be€n staged ed by Chief Cody, will rush to the ioard of examiners, consisting of prora- 38 38 - each day on Page 2 the an- Lere. Not much has been said about "A discharge from the nose, and the .36 respond u the alarm. nouncements of Atlanta's scene and begin the work of rescue. coroner's physician's report an area of .nent physicians and specialists, whose | Denver, yt. cloudy 58 62 .00 While one battalion of lire fighters he battle royal, but it Is said it is go- There will be daring jumps from the hemorrhage in the pia matter in the left duty it shall .be to determine what , Galveston, clear .. C2 68 .00 principal grocers and butch- ng to be- a scream. The last man up building, while many will be brought sylviaj* fissure. babien that are born below the nor- Hatteras, clear ... 56 70 .56 devote themselves to the task of fight- 40 62 .00 ing the llamas, others will begin the ers, showing where savings wins. [ down upon the b.igr ladder and in the Operation MIKht Have Saved. mal standard shall he doomed to Havre, cloudy Jacksonville, clear 58 f,F: .00 rescue of the lives f this troop, and they will put on all cal defects that the child would have | Mobile, clear 56 64 .00 Is this grocery advert! Ring the vast audience will have opportu- become mentally or morally defective ! party. 54 60 .00 WORDEN*S he regular cavalry stunts, including nity to see just how it is done; also "Several of -the physical" defects might 42 4« .01 upon Saturday morning. As he usual lilting- feature. The Guard's to gather some information upon the have been improved by plastic opera- "Baby BoUingjer" incident in particular, FLIGHTS. tions. New Orleans, clear 60 66 .00 on Saturday more shopping is earn is said to be lz^ splendid shape subject of what to do when one is and the general subject, ar« as fol- X«w York, cloudy.. 52 58 .It At noon Captain J. H. Worden, the or the day's exhibition. i "We believe that morally and ethic- Oklahoma, clear .. 62 .ot aviator, will make a daring- aerial done than on other days, the caught in a fire. ally a «urgeon is fully within bis right* ows: 52 i Fire Start* *t Dark. j In refusing to perform any operation Mrs. Hamilton Block, chairman of the FUtaburK, cloudy.. 52 flight over Piedmont park, after which merchant realizing this fact It will be one of the most realistic — ------. -*- Portland. Ore., cldy 6 48 1 0 0 general committee in charge of the * i h« will stajre his famous "Battle of; offers greater inducements in While all this Is going on there will ' fire scenes ever staged, with all of the ^^^^ "!^ ^"^?! ttStVtfi Raleigh, raining . 52 j 56 •I* "Better Babies Show," and one of the Itiege," a cloud combat culminating in i order to secure a portion of ie seen in the rear of the park, a block incident- pertinent to it, and will fur- i plrentoof AiSS J. Bollfngw wefe de- San Francisco, cldy 64 '.0» f plain frame buildings* in the center most prominent suffragists in Georgia, St. Loui«, cloudy .. 40 .08 the destruction of a model fort erect- I your business. , lish many a thrill and exciting mo-' prived of the privilege of consultation. said: *", 60 .00 ed in the center of the Piedmont race * >t which is located the four-atory "Ho- znent to the vast crowd gathered to **\Ve recommend strongly that in all Salt Lafce City, cldy Read Page 2 of The Consti- el Cody," where some 200 Ijuesta in doubtful cases of this character a con- Shreveporl. clear .. % I £4 .09 course. j see it. sultation of two or more surgeons of SERVICE Spokane, cloudy .. 3* 1 40 .12 The Fifth Regiment band, headed by t tution this morning- ipper stories and on -the roof will be The demand for reserved seats has known reputation for skill, ethical TO CHILD. Tampa, clear ..... 64 i 72 een disporting themselves and enjoy- been a large one. Many have been standing„ aud broad experience should„ Toledo, snowing .. 4« 1.0* CJint Barber, will play at Pi«dmont • Start saving on groceries "Dr. Haiselden. the Chicago physi- Park today at noon during: the flights ng the occasion to their utmost. taken, but there are still some good {he held to decide upon the advisability Vickiburg. clear .. ofi 62 .09 £nd meats. Suddenly, about dusk, fire will break seats to toe had. Reservations should |or«&adi2?iabllltiif °f °Per.atiYe. measures. cian, 1n refusing to operate on baby Washington, clear 50 5* .54 out in one of the buildings adjoining Continued on Pa** Nino. be made at Elkin's drug store, at ^lv««est duty U^S relieve C. 7. Ton HERRMANN. the hotel, ana at the sound of thQ _ *MT« or gfrolvog itfV Continued MI Pag* Four. IN £>V SPA PERI IEWSPAPER! Page Two. CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATUBDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915.

Bulgarian attacks for three day*. ar« role defense, to resist longer repeated The capture of 5.000 Serbians was an- I redoubling: their effort* to occupy Bulgarian attacks, especially as they nounced by the "war office today. threatened envelopment- by a movement Vetes. from Tetovo and Kitsevo. The statement follows: j HUGHEY'S MARKET whlt"fMst. EARL KITCHENER "The Serbians probably will retire "Balkan Cheater of war. During to the heights between Prilepe and yesterday's successful battles in pur- AT SALONIKI. Monaatir. the inhabitants of which are suit of the enemy, about 5.000 Ser- POULTRY FULL CREAM Saloniki. November 1»—(Via Parie, talcing refuge in Albania and Greek bians were taken prisoner." FrMtt Draud CHEESE November 19.)—Field Marshal Earl territory Large numbers have arrived- On Premises 14,kc Limit, 2 pounds Kitchener, the British secretary of war, at Fiorina, Greece, but the more well- W« hATO the best Grape Fruit. today conferred with General Sarrail, to-do are going to Saloniki. A amain That WM't Mate YM Nir«o> Lettuce, crisp and extra fancy, WHO'S TO BLAME commander-In-chief of the French The Serbian army ia expected to re- FEBEIL1NK U • trute-mwk n»m* which Ami*- whltc^ UD p« bmd each 3*0 treat towards Albania. nates tha first, oridnti tod only /ellftble Tute- army of the Orient, and left immedi- It is estimated there are 50,000 Serbs lem Syrup of Quinine- An Improved Quinine ately without debarklngv in the Monastir region opposed to more plMa&nt to tain do« zutt naiucat* nor cause TURKEYS—DREi-S, D OR ALIVE nvrvouantw. Children take tt and nevw know SERB POSITION than 80.000 Bulgars. It Is Quinine. Especially adapted to adalts who Frying Chickens 22V5C Ib—Strictly Fresh Dressed For the Retailer and Jobber MOST DIFFICULT. INVADERS TAKE cannot take ordinary Quinine, Try It next time London, November 19 —No dispatches 6,000 SERBIANS. you need Qulntn* Tor any purpose- Atk for very Jer.tr Cnui 2 ounce original package. 1*» nun* FEBBXLINB • tot. i berir. quart have been received either from Athena Berlin, November 19 —(Via London ) la blown In tin bottle, » centi be lOc or Saloniki since early ^Thursday and this closure of telegraphic communi- Our Prices Are Always the Lowest—Quality the H.ghest cation is regarded as ominous for the position of the Serbian army, which 10 TUP mrAQflM- No Phones, No Deliveries SELLING STORAGE EGGS WHITE CREST Farm Bell Sifted I tlb ItCaAaUFi: We Sell For Cash. engaged in a difficult retreat. Unconfirmed reports that Bulgarian Early June advance guards have entered Mona»tir. The Flour for you HUGHEY'S 115 WHITEHALL are regarded here with suspicion Ac- I cording to official statements, however, almost four-fifths of Serbia already is £. $1.05 3 ems 25c overrun by the Austro-Germans and PORE HOB LARD SWEET HEART Bulgarians W*a»n or Shi»ld The Austro-German advance from the No. 10 pall $1.M GOF9IM northwest approaches the Sanjak of SPECIALS FOR TODAY WOM-M ISc CAN Simon Pure Lerd .Novipazar, having- reached the north Saturday, November 20th, 1915 TODAY of Raaka Thence it passes through No. 10 Pall $1.50 COTlOc, On. $1.05 Buehler Bros. Meat Market Kursumlia and Radian, ending at a FreshEi point between Leskovatz and Vranya. WMte Wtee Pickllnf OYSTER HOT We Sell the Best SUNBEAM The occupation of Kurgumlya brings. 119 W.iteh.11 Street the invaders close to Mitt ovitza and VINEGAR BOT- CRUSHED OATS gives thorn the key to one of the few Gallon TLES 15c MACKEREL They an new Watch our Special Saturday Prices in our Display In Atlanta great cross roads cutting Serbia from Bottles Premier Brand 2 Package*.. 25c , west to cast w»rtn aoe TOMATO PUREE 20c size, 2 for 25c Windows. The Consumer tells the merchant I The Serbian army Is being forced be- Bast Head Rice I tween the limits of two narrow fronta, Ripe Florida 2 Cans . . . . 15c 15c size, 3 for 25c We operate our own Packing Plants. | Mitrov atza and Pristma, in the center, IS Pounds . $1.00 that they don't want Storage Eggs. , and Prilep and Monastir, on the south ORANGES FANCY CRISP We have markets in thirty-five different cities. The Serbians have the alternative of Dozen . . . . 18c Keno Cof f M APPLE or GRAPE giving battle where they stand or re- CELERY Is a Winner JELLY We sell only THE BEST, at 30 to 40 % less than The merchants tell the jobber that tiring in the center througr Prisrend FANCY HEAVY 2 Stalks . . . ISc into Albania and In the south, if the Have you tried ItT 10* Turn- |C_ - ' other markets. they can't sell Storage Eggs. road into Albania Is barred •RAPE FRUIT York Imperial blen, 2 for IDC There appears to be no hope that Lb. 30c the British and French forces 'arded at So Each APPLES Van Camp Soups There are One Hundred Cases of baloniki can give the Serbs any assist- Peck 33c THE PACKING HOUSE MARKET ance in their difficult retreat The •eeth'* (Mifwnbi Real Cream Chicken or V»ge- Storage Eggs coming into Atlanta atlw ay from Mitrovit^a, soutn Is not Pet or Honey Bee ta.,.,2 available as the Bulgarians bar the SARDINES •VII I_K Cheese against lea Cases of Fresh Eggs. way at the Uskup junction and the BH H». Can . Me Katchanik pass, while the most avail- 7 5c cans . . 25c Tastes Just right Supreme Cooked able roads are not suitable for trans- IMMMTCD SMDINES 410ccans . . 30c port of lai ge armies with guns and rm 0«¥. Oil Brains, Are you, the Consumer, going to commissariat wagons 3 Cans . . . . 25c Sugar Loaf Peas Lb. 25c 2 cans The result of the conference of 2 cant .... 25c force them to sell you those Storage Den> s Cochin, member of the French YOUR THANKSGIVING cabinet, with the Greek ministers at Athens is still unknown, but, accord- Eyga as Fresh Eggs? ing to a statement in todays Times, the Tip-Top tread, Greek premier M Skouloudis, is not For Ice Cream in favor of disarming and Interning Dinner— Why not ask for Storage Eggs and the Anglo-French and Serbian troops Leaf .... Thanksgiving, the day that has should they be forced into Greek terri- BLOCK'S save the difference? tory There is reason to believe that always been celebrated by big If they be compelled to withdraw into STINE'S CAKES in,. feasts since the time of the Puri- Greece they will not be interned. Vanilla Wafers u tans, should find your table heavily We sell today Best Cold Storage Eggs PR1LEPE EVACUATED —6 Varieties— • «» laden with good things to eat. Per Dozen BY THE SERBIANS. Here you will find everything Paris, November 19 —-The Saloniki that goes to make a Thanksgiving dispatch announcing the general re- treat of the Serbs on the southwestern dinner a grand 'success. You get front after the capture of Babuna pass here foods that delight every one— by the Bulgara. is without official con- pure, wholesome, appetizing eata- firmation, bays a Havas dispatch from Athena filed >eaterday The only fact bles Stop and shop for your established is the evacuation of Prllepe Thankgiving dinner now. by the Serbs The abandonment of c Babuna pass has been expected in We can save you from 25 to Athens military circles for several days rCity Market Co: Every One Guaranteed Good. as it was not considered possible for I Atlanta's Cleanest Market 30 per cent on Meats, Poultry, the Serbs, notwithstanding: their he- Fish and Oysters. SEE US. Pryor and Ala. Sts. M. 871; Atl. 58O LAUNDRY SAFE ROBBED; Round Stcok 15o Pork SauiiaE PERCY SORROW IS HELD Round Steak Fresh Dresaed Hens. Loin Steak IT'-ic Pork llama u*> TODAY'S SPECIALS Sirloin Steak Veal Cnopa . ..!.... Pork Hutu* (whole) Lew of 1/amb 18 to KOc Fresh Orewswd Heus Charged with having robbed the safe PorterhoDse Veal Cutlets ../. l.oml> Chopa . . . .20u Fres«h nrewned Fryers of the Model Laundry of $175 laat Sat- Canck Steak 12V4e Veal Stem Se 1>nn. Smoked Pork Saoaaxea 2Oc Pick led Tripe New Choice urday night, Perc> Sorrow was held Hlb Roast IBe Spare Ribs 1'ortcrbouiM Steak ZO« Flekleu PlE Feet Best Head SUGAH to th.e grand jur> under bond of |1 000 V6e Chuck Steak I2Mtc Raw Ham (sliced) .. . Evaporated Best Granulated by Recorder Johnson In police court Rump Roast IZ^ir Beef Stew Se Rib Roast ISO Mixed Sanna«-r Fridav morning Sorrow is 28 years Veal Roast 15c Mixed Sansace Ramp Roaat 12Mto V\lenen> old and lives at 42 Capitol avenue Veal Roast ISc SpareHbs Peaches Pork Shoulder!* (whole) . . . 13c Breakfnst Bacon Only One "BROMO «JUININK" , Pork Shoulders (cut) IGc Veal Chops 25ID. To Oft tlic eeiiilne call for full name LAXATIVE SMALL PORK SHOULDERS (whole) 12 c BROMO QT.IMNF Looh for ripiatunB of B W NORFOLK PISH AM) GRO\ F" Cures * Cold In One Day 25c. t WE DELIVER. Ib. 6ic $1.50 Lamb Leffs ... . l«c Breakfast Bacon (sliced) . 25c 8clb. Pork Shoulder (cut) ISc "Wieners . . . 15c Large Can Pork Hums (whole) l&o Ra-vr Ham (sliced) 2Sc Stone's Cakes, f f|«« Tip-Top New Santa • Pork Link SaiuaBe ITV4C Pickled Flc Feet 12Hc 6R varietievMT-iptips« IUI» Bread . . 5c Clara Large Can Sliced Peaches SATURDAY AT • Lamb Chops 23e Pickled Tripe 1S%« Hawaiian Sliced Sugar Syrup FulI Line Fresh Vegetables PRUNES PINEAPPLE 18c Manhattan Market Co. 16c Taylor Bros. WE DELIVER Bell Phone Ivy 9445 12 North Broad St. Atlanta Phone 714 Ib. lOc Pan Cake or STONE'S CAKES, 6 Varieties . lOc Buckwheat Drug Storo New Shelled Pure Sap TIP-TOP BREAD U.S. .BREAD Maple Syrup Black Walnuts Loaf . . . 5c Loaf - - - 5c Ib. 50c Bot. 3Oc Pkg. 9c 5 BARS 5-lb. Lot, Ib 45c L 15-oz. Pkg. 10-lb.Lot, ib 35c Orange and IVORY SOAP That Turkey New Seeded Lemon Peel 3 Large Cakes RAISINS lOc DEMAND Rub-No-More Citron, Ib. 20c Lb. 15c 3 SPOTLESS FRESH COUNTRY EGGS SOAP 3 Packages Or 3-10c Cans Dutch Clannr fer lOc IN 6NE B0ZEN CARTONS EVERY EGC tUARUTEED CLEANSER Argo Lump Starch When accompanied by purchase Packed Especially for Particular Trade by Thanksgiving of 25c or over—Limit 5 Bar*. lie lie lie WILLIAMS-THOMPSON CO. Your Thanksgiving I COR. PEACHTREE AND Uth 12 Produce Row Ivy 195-196 Turkey should be so ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THEM delicious and good to L, W, ROGERS CO. "NORTH SIDE DELIVERY ONLY" look at that it will make one's "mouth water!' the 65 Stores Help You to Save A FineTastingTurkey instant it is put upon the table. The for Thanksgiving very aroma should be so AKIN'S You want your friends and relatives that gather Ivy 4100 497 Peachtre; 'round jour table Thanksgiving Day to find - every tempting that iit SPECIAI mouthful of your Turkey to be flavory. You want will-make your 10 box fancy Jumbo Evap- your turkey to be fresh and well fed. family and guests impatient until orated Peaches .... $1.50 5 cans white Asparagus And that's the kind of a turkey you 11 get if you they sink their teeth into it. Tips $1.00 choose it here. Our turkeys are not the cold storage DEER FOOT FARM kind that you find in many butcher shops. They're Housewives who buy the best Thanks- SAUSAGE . . . 350 -Now I can enjoy Myself. fresh killed. Our turkeys come in all weights—for giving turkeys on the market come to the New Shipment SMITH- Majestic Market Co. Our turkeys are fresh FIELD HAMS. The telephone sets the large or small families. Deep Water OYSTERS, mind at ease. Perhaps you prefer a nice juicy roast for Thanks- killed—right off the poultry farms. Their sweet and fat, just meat is as "sweet as a nut"—so tender that in 4Oc and 500 Perhaps it is the chil- giving—or a chicken or a goose or a duck. We can Fancy HEN TURKEYS, dren you are anxious fill any meat or poultry order you give us. it melts in one's mouth. 7 to 9 pounds 3oc about when you go out We carry a complete line of Meats, Poul- Our stock of FRUIT CAKE, of an evening. Perhaps SATURDAY SPECIALS PLUM PUDDING AND you want just one little Regular Hams 17o Chuck Roast lie Lamb Legs 18c try, Fruits and Vegetables. MINCEMEAT was never bet- "look" at baby, or, may- Hams sliced 20c to 26e Rib Roast 14c to ISc Lamb Chops 20o to 25c One trial will convince you. ter for THANKSGIVING. hap, something else at Breakfast Bacon, strips 20o Rump Roast 13c Lamb Chuck 12y2c to 16c Small yellow Squash, Ib. . .ioc home worries you, pre- Breakfast Bacon, sliced...23o Beef Stew 7o Pork Chops 1 20o Snap Beans, quart ioc venting the enjoyment Loin Steak , 18o Veal Chops 16c Pork Loin, whole ...... 18c 001 PRICES WILL BE SATISFACTORY TO YOU of the evening. Then Porter House Steak 20c Veal Cutlets- 17y2c Pork Hams, whole ...... 16c you realize what a bless- Bound Steak 16o Veal Roast 15o to 17V2c Pork Shoulder, whole ..12%o WE BELIVER Block's ing is the Bell Telephone Chuck Steak 12%e Lamb Hindquarter 16e Pork Shoulder, cut 16c in your home. POULTRY AND EGGS—Fresh Country Eggs, Candled and Guaranteed Stone's Cakes Tip-Top Bread Crackers Hens 200 I Friers 23o I Babbits 26c lOc 5c Per Loaf A caD eases your mind Six Varieties 5c and lOc in an instant. It|s a big Q«eae 20c | Turkeys 25c| Ducks ;...23c comfort—this mind-rest Hiffh-Cl&u Sanitary Market—Most Up-to-Date in the City Tip-Top Bread which the telephone FISH. OYSTERS. GAME. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS. brings. 118 and 120 Whitehall Street MAJESTIC MARKET CO. LOAF 5c Bell Phones Main 4913, 4463. WE DELIVER Atlanta Phone 1278. "A New Clean Market" SOCTHBBN BELL' % KM* «f five PcIaU i» (he fcnratmm District Stone's Cakes AMD TBLBGBAFB OOkWANT ' 16 Edgewood Avenue 6 Varieties, lOc. CAPITAL CITY MARKET SPAPFRf NFWSPAPFK! 1KP0?ja3W5i^pB3gB|i^^

THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915. Page Three.

Jewish Theological Seminary of Amer- Rabbi Schtchter Dead. ica and widely known as a traveler and New York, November 19.-—Rabbi author, died here today. He -was born Solomon Schechter, president of the in Rumania in 1847, and came to the PARTNER OF LORIMER \ United States in 1902 to a-ccept the presidency of the seminary, Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. Cheaper Farm Loans Wanted. GETS 5 YEARS IN PEN STAR MABiiET CO. Oakland, Cal., November 19.—Resolu- ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS tions urging that the government su- 110 Whitehall pervise and control farm credits and J W. E. Roesel. MET. that the rate of interest on farm loans For Wrecking Bank of Which Bell M. 9426. Atlanta 1O22, be lowe red were adopted today by the WE DELIVER .National Grange. Attempts of Kaiser's Forces Lorimer Was President. Lamb While The Baby Show Is On At The Auditorium Fromt* ...... lOc Lorimer's Trial Next. Fork to Cross Dvina River Fail. SmOMafff ...... 15e Brain*. Artillery Duels in West. Morris, III., November 19.—Charges B. A Baby Carriage Show lOc SATUBDAf Munday, former vice president of the H». 10 SI 09 Italians Are Hammering at LaSalle Street Trust and Savings (bank [Silver Leaf *llW!l of Chicag-o. of which William Lorhner In The Furniture Store lie was (president, tonight was found guilty ssz '25 Ibs. fur. Gnmi- Gorizia. of conspiring to wreck the Institution 15c and his punishment wa-s fixed (by the In fact, we might well call this a Better Baby Carriage Show. Guaranteed Strictly SUGAR . . $M4 jury.at five years* imprisonment. London. November 19.—There have • Water Ground MEM, The jury took five ballots. They dis- For such are these baby carriages. They make up, perhaps, the most com- Tip-Top Bread 12 Full been lively artillery engagements in agreed on the penalty, nine standing at prehensive display ever made in Atlanta. •raids Alsaces andd att otheotner points in thLUe« firs*.natt foiw»r thme maximuUIO.A.Imummi ow*f. fiv*.* »e^ yearsj «-«.io' west, In the east the Germans report ; imprisonment and a fine of »2,000. Aijfood section of the fourth floor is given over to them. 5c Per Loaf ^nge in the situation, while Petro- | t Motions for a. new trial will be heard 40c COFFEE .... 2oC no chang' grad claims repulses for the Germans I '"^'he'La^alle Street bank was onran- Beginning with the little sulkeys, of reed, at $5.00, through $7.50, it holds MATTHEWS, 372 Whlt.h.ll on the Dvina and Styr rivers. | ized by Munday and. " according to practically every sort of baby carriage that a mother could seek. . I The Italians still are hammering; charg-es of the state's attorneys in the away at the Austrian positions on the present trial, the name "senator" as Some of the "high lights" are— Isonzo but while they are gaining a applying to William Lorlmer. was capi- . , iu i, ,a «rt, i talized as one of the bank's big assets. GATO & HILL little from day to day. they have not I wuh the bank.s .faUur<* ln June, Natural Reed Carriage $15.00, up- White Enamel Carriage, $&>.00, yet captured Gorizia. which again nas;1914 came the collapse of nine other 32 WALTON STREET. been under a heavy shell fire for sev- banks and trust companies of the so- holstered in tan, artillery wheels, rub- wooden body, edged with blue enam- Sanitary Market Co. eral days. j called Ijorimer-Muoiday string. ber tired. eled reed, upholstered in white cor- ,46 Walton SI. on thg drier A dispatch to a London newspaper i Fourteen persons were indicted, Ixirl- uotes the Russian premier as saying ' -^ a , ^unday ^n. £>«-£-• SATURDAY •33 Edgeweod AM Oppojll* q n White Enamel Reed, $23.50, up- duroy, reversible body, artillery Russia intends to place millions °f' with looting the institution «f almost . holstered in white corduroy, re- wheels, rubber tired. ) Uwry BaA additional troops In the field and that $2,500,000 and with violation or vlr- j Cato's Famous there is necessity for redoubled tually every banking'law of the state. versible body, rubber tired, artillery The indictments charged that assets White Enamel Chaise, $30.00, very Pork Shoulders, Small tions by the people to provide needful wheels. Pork Sausage, 16c and Lean, Whole . . lOc equipment and munitions. of the LaSalle street •concern were stol- i attractive, wooden body, blue enamel en to organize other banks in the chain, i Chuck Roast GERMANS REPULSED that checks had been "kited" and thait' Uomp Roast Rolling Chairs, $20,00, on four reed border, white leather hood, up- DRESSED HENS BY THE RUSSIANS. the parent bank had been insolvent for LAMB LEG 13«> Good Mixed Sanaaare some time prior to the collapse. wheels, rubber tired, white enamel or holstered in white corduroy, rubber LAMB FRONTS Froh Pis Sides Petrograd, November 19.—Tonight's Munday's rise was spectacular. He natural reed color. tired wheels. CALF BRAINS, set Cholcr Round Steak Russian' war office statement reads: went rapidly from manager of a small ! "On the western (Russian) front, telegratph office to part ownership in ROUND VEAL ROAST. . Choice Rib Roast eleven banks and a dozen large 'busi- VEAL CHOPS Veal Chops northwest of Frledrichstadt, German ness concerns. He was born and reared BEST STEW Ofeolce Loin Steak... IBo attempts to cross to our side of the . in Litchfield, 111., where his father was Cholee Porterhouse Steak 15« justice of the peace. PLENTY FANCY TURKEYS. Pure Pork Sausase ...... l«*c Dvina river failed. The enemy every- •Mac lay Hoyne, state's attorney of PORK HAMS Backbone. Country Style ...... 17%e where was.compelled to retire by our Cook county, who was in the: court PORK SHOULDERS Pork Chops ...... 1T%<-' fire. room, said Lorimer would sro to trial Chambcrlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. Kre»h PiK Feet, dosen ...... 3Oc "On the left of the Styr river, near after the first of next year. Special prices in all other Bleats the station of Czartorysk, the enemy at- not advertised. tempted unsuccessfully to reach the riv- our troops retired to the right Dank of the Styr, well covered by our artil- er. Near the village of Czartorysk lery fire which prevented the enemy from making an attack. Farther up Tip-Top Bread on "the Slyr, near the village of Novo CASH MARKET CO. Selki, the enemy several times opened fire on the bank of the river held by us. 26 S. BROAD STREET Per Loaf "On the Caucasian front the situation Specials for Saturday is unchanged." Stone's. Cakes Many Bulgarian officers are now at- GUARANTEED tached to the German staffs on the Russian front, according to The .Bourse EGGS, PER DOZEN Gazette. These officers have been sent Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. 6 Varieties . , , 10c from Bulgaria to study German' war Atlanta- -New York- -Paris Pork Shoulder, whole 13^ methods. Pork Ham. whole 15 Pork Chops 17VU London. November 20.—The Copenha- Be*1!' Steaks 12J/ie and IK gen correspondent of The Adorning Post Rump Roa.st sends the following: Pork Sausage I5c and 1 ; YOULL FIND IT AT "Russia intends "to place millions of Lamb Hinrhiuarter additional troops in the field, according We Shall Show Today Particularly Smart Lamb Chops 1 to a notification by Premier Goremykin Fresh Dressed Hens I to the Russian press, says a private dis- Pis- Heads, fresh patch from Petrograd. Tne premier Salt Meat . intimated the necessity of redoubled exertions by the nation to provide the Hats at $5.00, $7.50, and $10.00 FISH AND OYSTERS needful equipment and munitions." Look for our Thanksgiving Ad. HARD FIGHTING N The Millinery Section puts a best foot forward 493-498 Peachtree St. IN ALSACE. Barnhari & lilkersen Phone Ivy 60OO Paris, November 19.—There'has been this morning, so to speak, with a display of hats of spirited fighting- in Alsace, accompanied PHOPRI-TORS by the throwing of hand grenades, ac- unusual charm at $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00. It is a THESE ARE FINE cording1 to the French war office state- SELECTED FAT HEN TURKEYS Sea Foods ment today. • display calculated to bring home the proposition SELECTED FAT DRESSED HENS Eight German, aviators flying over Luneville were pursued by French air- that we have long supported that a smart, good- men.' Five of them were driven away, Georgia but the others succeeded in throwing looking hat is not necessarily a question of price, That Are down several bombs. Three persons FRESH PIG HAMS were wounded. but of—knowing how. And we are in constant From Six to Tea PoandH. The text of the communication fol- Whole HamM. per Ib IBc lows: touch with those who know how—best. Half HiiniK. Bin En,I Ib 22%e "In Alsace, pn the plateau of Uffholz Half Hum, Ilock End, lit. 2In Delicious and at Haxtmann3-Wel.er-K.opf there PiK SUouldfi«, 111. 17%0 has been very spirited artillery fight- Estelle Mershon style letters bring to Atlanta ing accompanied by activity from the VEGETABLES Lobsters are here this trench gitns, as well as the throwing j the millinery notes of New York and Faris. lecher* Head Lettnce weather of the season, AIRSHIPS SHELL Priced At $17.50, $21.50 and $25.00 once and we will make you a we are likewise getting BRITISH CAMP. special low price. With the Salad daily the finest oys.ers Berlin, November 19.— (.Via London.) A German aeroplane squadron made an We would emphasize the fact that they are priced at $17.50j $21.50 and ever brought to this attack yesterday on the British, camp BLOCK'S market, direct from west of Poperinghe in Belgium, six $25.00, for reasons that will be obvious once you've seen the suits. miles from tfpres, the war office an- Coming fresh from New York within the week, they show effective style Chelena Market SALTINES Chesapeake Bay. They i nounced today. are fat and sweet. There were artillery duels yesterday marks. Always Fresh—Atlanta Made in* and near the Argonne and in the Vosges. Company Some other good ones The text of the German official Here is a rather long-ish coat, that flares over the hips from a little cord statement follows: 64 N. Pryor. 4O Peachtrce. include Pompano, "Western theater of war: There ha,ve , belt. It is in a navy broadcloth. $25.00. . Ivy 151—Atlanta 106. been antillery duels and mining war- | Trout, Mackerel, Black fare in and near the Argonne and in \ Here's another long coat with fur collar, and fur around the bottom; Bass, Snapper and all i the Vosges. "A German aeroplane squadron at- 1'ather straight of line; brown broadcloth; $21.50. the good fish in season. tacked a British troop encampment west of Poperinghe. A full plaited coat, belted, with fancy buttons; boxy; also the skirt is Remember—Everything "Eastern theater of war: There is plaited; in brown and navy pebble cloth; it is $17.50. is GUARANTEED. nothing to report." \_ WOIFSHEIMER ITALIANS FIGHT FOR GORIZIA. Rome. November 19.— (Via Paris.)— Girls' Dresses In the Hard-to-Get Sizes MARKET CO. Continuation of the desperate and long • continued t*truggle for Gorizia is re- Fulton Market counted in a.n official statement Issued We have gathered bountifully of those intermediate sizes of girls' dresses FRESH 25-27 E. Alabama St. today at the headquarters of the Ital- ian general staff. The communication —just smaller than the regulation junior sizes. We have these in serges, at follows: | HomeSlau2h|gr*d Ten«»*se» Hogs "During all of yesterday there was $7.50; in serge-and-silk, in silk, plain straight effects and Russian and bolero an intense artillery action on both' No Ammcila Tasto sides. The enemy's guns were^par- styles. They are priced up to $2L50. ' cicularly active in the Gorizia zone. We PORK SHOUL- have seen that from the suburbs and DERS, pound . . . , even from the center of the town shots [ of ail caliber are being fired against t PORK LOINS, TURKEYS our positions. | Specials For Today pound ....'... Whitehall Market NICE GEORGIA RAISED I "We also have noticed columns of 16c , troops coming from the town crossing 117 WHITEHALL TURKEYS 22* the bridge of Klzondo and climbing the PORK HAMS, FAT HENS heights of Sabotina and Pedgora to $1.50 and $1.85 Sweaters $1.00 Oliver Twist Suits at Half Price pound M. 1328-29. -ISO 16c FRYERS reinforce and replace -troops engaged 25* there. Our aviators have discovered Sizes 6 months to 6 years. Sizes 2 to 6 years. PORK CHOPS, Austrian batteries posted on the belt Red and white, plain and fancy knit. Washable ginghams, galateas and the like. pound SPECIAL FOR TODAY of heights dominating- Gorizia. from the east." j They are just what so many mothers are Home Dressed Turkeys, n>- Other sweaters in red, white and Copen- PORK SAUSAGE, Farm Products Co. REPORTED MUTINY | hagen, sizes to 8 years, are priced to $3.50. seeking for their little boys to wear under 2 Ibs. for Home Dressed Hens, Ib. . . 171 WHITEHALL ST. Home Dressed Fryers, Ib. . 25 «* OF INDIAN TROOPS. ' coats or sweaters. PORK MIXED, Native Pork Roast, Ib. . . - Berlin, November IS.—(By Wireless f 85c Lcggins 50c 2 Ibs. for Pork Shoulders, Ib ...... to Sayville. N. Y.)—The British ad- Tiicy Were $1.00 to $4.00 25c vance against Bagdad has been check- BEEF ROAST, Spare Ribs, Ib...... ed south of Kut, in Mesopotamia, by a Sizes 6 months to 6 years, red and white pound 10c to Pork Chops, Ib...... Montevallo i mutiny of Indian troops who refused to match the sweaters. They Are 50c to $2.00 Home-made Pure Pork Sausage, S to inarch further against Bardad be- BEEF STEAKS, j cause of the presence In that city of ob- pound And Acton jects sacred to their religion, according pound 10c to ' to a frankfurter Zeltung dispatch from SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL Constantinople, the Overseas News Hens, Turkeys, Geese, Wieners, MEATS agency says: I "The British executed every tenth CCA TS FO/? THE CHILDREN- Thecold wind? Home Rendered Lard, Freah Indian soldier of several battalions," Tripe, Fish, Oysters, Fruits and Vt/l IUIVI COALS • the quoted dispatch states, "but the! Vegetables. That will give you a hot irate ; Indians openly refused to march sing of their necessity—the Junior Department is against Sulman Pak and Bagdad. • fire and, if banked, will cany i "The Shiite clergy continue their ar- your «rate fire over night. ! itatlon for a holy war in southern 'Per- ready with the full of warmth but inexpensive Wolfsbtiner Market Ca. Tip-Top Bread sia and Schat Ei Arab, and important' Our service Is prompt—there ev.ents are said to be impending." i 114 Whitehall St. Is none better. Your order kinds, the very elegant kinds—$5.00 to $21.50 5c Per Loaf Is always given immediate attention. NEGROES LOSE SUIT j ~4 Stone's Cakes Tell us what you want It for TO GET SSS,OOOjOOO and we will give you the best Agents For Butterick Patterns and Publications coal for your purpose. Washington, November 19.—The dis- 6 Varieties lOc trict supreme court today dismissed! an action 'brought by I* M. Johnson, of j "RIGHT Louisiana, and other negroes against the government to recover more than UNCLE SAM'S BREAD $68.000,000 which they alleged was due i Randall Bros. | to their ancestor* as slaves for invol- NOW untary «ervitude in connection with f«d« Chambcrlin- 5c Per Loaf . era! handling: of cotton during the civil l -DuBosc Co. 5 Yards—One Near You > war. The action was brought aeatnst I Secretary McAdoo.

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alarm and all Hi* prison officers Lake City. Our names should acvear might have bean able In the next five Of the several parties—« point at is- vides for consideration of the primary on the books there, as we were given years, even ten years, to nave correct- SOLONS MAY WRANGLE sue in the construing of the existing election act and members of the legis- raabed in. employment and told to report that ed the abnormalities of the Bellinger election laws—may Se determined at lature here predicted the suffrage is- The prison phy»ician tried with night at 11 o'clock. child to a degree that it might have OVER SUFFRAGE ISSUE the special session of the Illinois sue might precipitate a political wran- alight succe** to quiet the man. "We remained at Murray and 1 did been of use to humanity?" 1 legislature, a call for -which waa is- gle that would keep the session going HILLSTROM SHOT; When the guards arrived to take not leave Hillstrom until 10 o'clock Springfield, 111., November 19—The sued today by Governor Edward P. all winter 6L0*w&yiZ/. night his intention to "clear the state World to put off Hillstrom's execution. "When mothers get the right of vot- of the lawless element that now in- The blanket strips he had tied to Governor Spry telegraphed asking ing they -will assume a different atti- fests it. and see to it that mnamma- the door were then cut, be was blind- that Husky's story be investigated, tude towards the birth of defective in- folded and led to the place of execu- "If he was with Hillstrom. hold him, fants. They will approve drastic meth- torv street speaking is stopped." ods of eradicating monstrosities. The governor's statement came aa tion, supported by two guards. He as the state of Utah desires to prose- cute," the governor says in bis tele- Mrs. Newton Cordls Wing, whose the aftermath to the execution by a talked Incessantly in the few minutes gram. marriage i& said to be the only eugenic firing squad here early toduy of Joseph that elapsed between the time of his marriage in Atlanta, and whose baby last year won first place in the Atlan- Hillstrom for the murder of J G. Mor- arrival and the firing of the death ta better babies' show strongly urges rison $nd Morrifaon & son on January volley He asked whether any of his INDORSE POSITION that state governments enact laws 10, 1914 friends were in the firing squad and which will give to a governing board Hillstrom s case attracted country- kept saying he was innocent and TAKEN BY DOCTOR of prominent physicians and specialists wide attention and prompted the in- the power to examine all babies born The Superior Value of would die like a man. under the formal standard, and con- tercession of President Wilson, the His voice was clear but low He Continued From First Page. demn to death those abnormally defec- Swedish minister to the United States was quickly adjusted to the death and the American Federation of La- chair and the attendants drew aside. Kibler's Hand-Made bor The reply yesterday by Gov- Bellinger, and thereby give It an op- WOULD KILL ernor bpry to President Wilson's sec- After he was seated the officers ask- portunity to live, did a service not MONSTROSITIES. ond message asking a respite for Hill- ed him if be had anything to say. He only to the child itself, but to humanity Mrs. Wing said: $15 Suits and Overcoats strom definitely terminated the hopea said. In general "If society would only spend its of Hillstrom s sympathizers that a "Gentlemen, I die with a clear con- "I am glad the Chicago incident has money and efforts in prevention of received publicity, because it brings m on strosi tie's and not in the correction can easily be seen^by comparing them with stay of execution might be granted. science. I never did anything wrong of defectives after they are born into The governor refused to grant a res- in my life* I die fighting, - not like the human race face to face with -a the world, millions of dollars and great pite on the ground that no new evi- a coward. Well, Tm going, goodbye." serious problem that it must settle suffering would be saved. other Clothes at similar prices. You do dence tending to point to Hillatrom's When the officer started to give the some day The eooner will be the "I am in favor of having all mental Innocence had been presented. better. Women alone are to solve this monstrosities killed outright, and all yourself an injustice if you do not first ex- command to fire, HlUatrom yelled. problem of defectlvenesa through the physical defectives where their degree Under the UtaJi Law Hillstrom waft "Fire!" The squad fired and the bul- of Imperfection is BO great that they allowing to choose between hanging ana ballot boxes. lets pierced his heart. He was dead "However, In the final solution care will be doomed to a life of agony and amine Kibler 's $15 Clothes before you shooting misery, and where they are able to re- in .sne minute and ten seconds after must be taken to establish a line some- produce their kind. Governor ^pry'm Statement. the volley was fired where. If a defective Infant hag a per- "To do this work state governments buy elsewhere. Let your better judgment In his statement tonight. Governor Umfer By*» of D**t* Watch. fect mind it .must not be destroyed, for ought to pass laws that defectives be killed, and empower a governing board fcipry said Hillstrom spent last night In his cell the soul I« aub\ime and must be recog- of prominent physicians and specialists decide. 'Evcr> law-breaker, every man who at the state prison under the eyes of nized to examine all defective*, both mental defies law and order, every man who "Had the Chicago baby lived it would is opposed to law and order—call them- the death watch which was place over and physical, to determine if their de- selves w hat thev will—will be driven htm yesterday when Governor Spry de- have been doomed to a life of agony. gree of imperfection is sufficient for 32 Stores. One Price the Year clined to grant President Wilson s re- Had this baby been mine I would have the death eentence to be passed on oat of the st-Ue I am going to see quest for a consideration of the case. them. that the v. 01 k is started at once If the Hillstrom declined to see a minister, chloroformed it myself if the doctor "The human race should be as careful 'Round to Every Man. city ofnceis and otheis whose duty it saying that he had worked out his had decided to let it live. I have chlo- about breeding children as it is about is do not do so, I will do it myself I own religion and wag satisfied with it roformed many defective rabbits, breeding poultry Free, compulsory am tromg to see that inflammatory and would not be helped by seeing a guinea pigs and poultry, and I believe medical examinations should be requir- t-treet speaking is stopped, and at once, minister. He retired about 10 o'clock ed before marriages are performed. let them call it 'by free speech' or any the human race should be preserved m and went to sleep at once. a manner as effective as in the breeding Dr. Richard R. Daley, an Atlanta uther name they wish " Although he continued to protest specialist, who is aiding in the exam- The governor said the militia would that he could prove hffl innocence if of domestic animals." ination of babies at the show, also up- be used if iitcobsary to clear the state granted a new trial, Hillstrom remain- Mrs J Frank Beck, one of Atlanta's holds the physician. of the men who ha\ e been writing ed silent abooit how he received a bul- rnott prominent women, takes a more "Had this baby lived." he said, "it Is ^h^eatenmK letters and making incen- let wound, or where he was the night drastic viewpoint than her daughter on probable that the mother, being of a diary speeches ' Morrison, of whose murder he was con- the question of destroying ba-biea who highly nervoua temperament, would It is known that a considerable victed, was shot and killed at his gro- are only physically defective have died I have know n such cases, "I believe that all defectives, wheth- where by the death of a defective in- amount of e\ idtnce has been collected cery in Salt Lake City. er of the mind or body, if of a suffi- by the <*tate in the last few months "It's nobody's business where I got fant a nervous mother has been saved, that wound," Hillstrom said. "It is cient degree, should be dealt with as and in later life has given birth to An affidn-v it bj William Buskj., of only public curiosity that wants to the old Greeks and Romans handled several perfect children/' Seattle, that he was with Hillstrom at know that I am not here to gratify them. The> should be killed outright Another place at the time of the mur- and saved of a life of misery, not only public curiosity " to themselves, but humanity as well." A TLANTANS TELEPHONE cU rs Is not Mipport^d by the records Name of Murdered Mam. liLit, He wafa not with Hlllstro-m from Hillstrom last night expressed a de- MRS. MILES' f TO CALIFORNIANS 2pm until 10 p m on that day. ac- sire to wear a dark suit which had been cording to the police Busky did not under lock and key with his other ef- VIEWS. testtf> tor Hilistrom at the preliminary fects Deputy Warden Ure brought On the other hand, Mrs. George M. Continued From First Page. hearing, as he assorts Hillstrom did uut the suit and examined it prepara- MJles, wife of a prominent Atlanta phy- tory to having it pressed He dis- sician, expresses the following views: just like It waa when you were out here not otter an> defense at the hearing, covered the name "Morrison," the name "Human society is to blame for de- We want you to come out stgain soon. «ind called no witnesses of the man murdered, written in in- fectives Society must bear Its own This is a great old town." Ed Row in lotil becretarv of the In- delible ink on the white lining of the burdens Neithei the laws of God or CandJer and Phelam Talk. du^tim! \\ Jik under direction of the Hillstrom inquired whether the name ciety's infringements of these laws with Max Thelaai, chairman of the Cali- was "Morrison" and said he believed that cause monstrosities to be born fornia commission * Industrial \\otkeis of the World, and it had been placed there by "some de- into the world "Our commission wants to know," that the bodv would be sent to Wil- tective at the county jail." Hillstrom "The customs of Christianitlay and the Atlantan said, "it our delegation liam I> Ha> v\ ood next Monday for said the' suit was bought for him by a even the ancient Hebrew laws deter- attended the meetings of the conven- burial at Chicago friend after his arreat. mine that a child, notwithstanding its tion this year?" The suit, however, officials at the degree of abnormality, shall always be "Well," said the California official, Fought the Guards, prison said, did not fit Hlllstrorrt. It given a chance to li\ e. These laws "they answered roll-call. I don't know Although self-possessed when he was much too large for hint. Mrs are sacred The Bolhngrer baby is prob- whether they were present afterward fai_.ed his executioners, Hillstrom had: Morrison said her husband had a simi- ably better off dead than it would have or not. Did they tell you the story Mr. lar suit and that the writing resem- been had it lived, but it should have Vanderbllt told^' a sensational nervous collapse Juat bles that of her husband, but she was "I presume so—they told me every- previously He tied the door of his cell unable to identify the suit positively been given a chance at life thing else that happened, and a whole as his "Tha spark of life in the Bellinger with strips torn from his blankets and baby s breast was its own, and no hu- lot I will always suspect." lought the guards fiercely with the The Story T*ld by Biurfcy. man being- had a right to say that this Claik Howell was scheduled to con- There'll Never Be An- verse with Lieutenant Commander handle of a broom he had snatched Seattle, Wash , November 19.—Wil- life should have been hurled into eter- Clark Howell Woodward, U, S N. aide from an attendant ia the corridor liam Buski, 21, the German-American nity. The Bellinger babv should not to President Moore, of th*e exposition. Hillstrom retired (almly last night. who declared that Joseph Hillstrom have been doomed to death, but life "Mr V/ood ward has Just been called was not in Salt Lake City on the nig-ht should have beeij. given it and the baby out to his ship in the bay." apologized He remained apparently in sleep until of the murder for which Hillstrom waa thereby given an opportunity for its MX Peck from San Francisco. I w**h early this morning Vbout 4 o clock he put to death today, tonight made the soul to develop you would talk to Mr. Thelan, of the ' arose and began to shake the cell door, following statement "My religious viewpoint Is not ab- railroad commission" | "On the day of the murder Hillstrom solutely in contradiction to modern other Chance Like This shrieking; as if in a nightmare The "Hello, Mr. Howell'" broken in Mr » and I applied for work at the smelter science. "Who knows but that modern Thelan "I have heard quite a lot of ' The Constitution's Final Distribution of Booklovers' Library Sets of outside guards, turned in a general at Murray, Utah, seven miles from Salt science in Its rapid modern growth >ou, and it Is a pleasure, indeed, to lie.tr your voice in personal communication" "J3ut the pleasure is, Indeed, mine," replied Mr Howell "How is my friend, Judge Lamar, out there" Dickens, Hugo, Poe, Dumas, Shakespeare "Splendid. In robust health and en- joying life " *'We sent 10,000 Georgians out to your Daniel's Good Clothes Store city this year." said Mr Howell. "Now, Only 300 sets left. After this sma 11 lot has been disposed of, the distribu- when are you going to send 10,000 Cal- iformans to Georgia9" "Any time yo s.iy the word." tion will be at an end. If you want one of these sets, act quick before it is too late. Established 1886 45-47-49 Peachtree "I am expcci ng to come through Atlanta soon on my way to Washing- ton, and will be tickled to drop in on you " Five Handsome Sets "Do," implored Mr Howell. "I urge you But If you come after May 1, you had better bring your own bev- Six Volumes to Eacb Set Suits and Overcoats erages " "I always believe in preparedness,' These attractive Bookloverm' Seti «r» replied the man in California. ] from tne press of Thomas Nelson & SOUL Dl*cua»ea Weather. the famous Bible bouse of London. Edin- Mell R. \\ilklnson, president of the I burgh and New York. Tba thousands ot Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, dis- of Fashion cussed the weather, the Southeastern cets distributed by The Constitution dar- fair and the world's exposition with ing the last few months Is proof that our JWr Kainey, representative of Robert readers know the value of good book* and LJERE'S two pictures Newton Lynch, president of the San ' Krancisco chamber During the couise- are keen to the advantage ot a real bar- of conversation the operator in S«ui gain. The fact that the distribution li showing the best look- Francesco switched the Atlantana to now drawing to a close, and that when the private residence telephone of Mr. Lynch, who, after greeting them, in- I it Is over no more of tbesB books can be troduced his daughter, who sang * Cali- secured at such a low price, will prompt ing Young Men's Suits and fornia in September." evoking great all others who desire the books to get .applause. t Robert F. Maddox, vice president them now. Overcoats in America. American. National bank, was intro- duced to James K. Lynch, president of the American Bankers' association. Your Choice of Any or All "I am glad to hear your voice." spoke Varsity Fifty Five Mr Maddox "I have often heard of of These Attractive Sets for and from you. ' Is the Suit and "Well, it's a little husky tonight ' • Only "Was that the rumble of the water or the water wagon we heard a while ago?" asked the Atlanta banker. Varsity Six Hundred "It must surely have been the ocean," came back from California, "for the Is the Overcoat water wagon takes a side street out $1.50 Per Set here " Two friends conversed when James R. Gray talked with Colonel Caruthers, But Only While the Now, don't let anyone tell editor of The San Francisco Bulletin. "How glad I am to hear your voice Present Supply Lasts. again," he said. you there's no style in ready made "Why weren't you at the exposition?" Be Prompt—Act Today. "I am very, very sorrj, but I was unable to get out this year But I will Think of the hoars of delightful reed- Clothes. We say there is, and see you at the press meeting in New York " ing these sets afford—th» wealth of An old acquaintance was renewed j Romance. Adventure, Poetry. Dramatic the Clothes are here to prove it. when J. Eppa Brown, first vice presi- Art, their paces contain. Think of the dent of the Southern Bell Telephone company, spoke with C. W. Burkett, of many advantages of having these master We're glad to have you the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph writings of the most famous authors in company. Mr. Burkett is an old Atlanta handy volume size all ready to take off boy. test it. SclnJtncr &M»n • Hello, Charley." your library shelf for a delightful hour's •afeZlo, Br. Brown." reading or to clip in the pocket and tak* "We're looking for you frack. Char- ley." CD a journey. They're books that ar* Suits Start at $18, Then $20 and Up Overcoats at $15 and Up •Yes, it's been twenty years since I Indispensable in every library, and mori left. But I think I'll drop back when ' desirable, more useful in the present form you have your exposition r> ' Julian . Boehm conversed with Louis than any other. They contain th« bnt Colter, president of the San Francisco reading for old and young—for every on* Atlanta's Biggest Men's Furnishing Stock Ad club. who love* a good book—and they appeal Will Aid Atlmmta. alike to every taste from the small boy's The Californlan promised to enlist the love for tales of adventure to the critic'* "W7ITH all the standard, well known lines, including Earl & Wilson aid of h is organ izatlon in throwing vv the 1917 national' convention to At- casta for good poetry and ewaya, lanta. Shirts, Stetson Hats, D. & P. Gloves, Arrow Collars, Redman During the course of scheduled con- versations, Mr. Peck, in San Francisco, Collars, Fownes Gloves, Onyx Sax, Trimble Hats, and hundreds of said that Mrs. M. E. Hall wanted to speak with E>r. Floyd McRae, who waa in the chamber assembly hall. Mrs. These Bocks Will Be Best Sellers Long After other good ones ^at fair prices and satisfaction to you or your money Hall is a former Atlanta woman and a close friend of the McRae family. She sent her best regards to Mrs McRae The Best Sellers of Today Are Forgotten back, quickly—it's no wonder we do the largest Furnishing business. and the children. "It might be a long, long way to Tipperary," she concluded, "but not to Buy Them for Your Own Library—Bui Remember These Sets Will Not Be Here Long Come in and get acquainted with a store ^without a "buyer's risk"— a telepehone." When Lee Jordan, president of the but your interest first—that makes our interests grow. Atlanta club, had spoken with C. J. Auger, president of the San Francisco Remember the Price—$1.50 per set, at The Constitution office; by mail, organization, the program was con- $1.65. cluded. By sending your order at once you can secure one or all six sets. Be sure Traffic in Intoxicants to state set or sets desired by name plainly written, and address your order to DANIEL BROS. CO Curtailed in London Home ,Of By Government Order The Daily Constitution London, November 19.—The threaten- ed order curtailing the aale of intoxl- jcanUt^ in Greater London has been is- Atlanta :::::::: Georgia sued. After November 29 the trade Hart Clolhes. will b* confined to EH hours on w*ek THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915. Page Five.

of $10,000 for the purpose of operating: number would- be able to supply was continued until Monday and will Steamer Sun A by Mine. the new power plant. enough pigs to keep th« count> well go to the Jury on that day. London, Xovember 19—The Norweg- Georg-ia Normal and Industrial col- stocked. Only one acgumviH. j trains that of lege, at Mi Hedge ville, for support and MAKE GEORGIA FAMOUS It is planned to purchase only thor- Philip Alston counsel for the plain- ian steamer ban Miguel, of 1,659 tons tiff, who will address the jury when KTOSS struck a mine In the North sea*'GUTS ARE RESTORED I maintenance for 1916 and 1917 each oughbred stock and to allow the breed- SYNOD WILL RAISE court opens Monda\ Harry Alexander $67,600, an increase of 915,000 over the ing of no swine other than thorough- Thursday and sank The crew was present appropriation. bred Mr Smith was so ..m pressed attorney for the defense dclnercd his lauded at Gnmsb> today North Georgia Agricultural college, with the plan that he has asked the argument Fridas afternoon at Dahlonega, J26 500 " witnesses who testified Frida\ PIG-PRODUCING STATE secretary of every commerciav l organi- zation in the state to Vi « the folder Luther Z. Rosser, chief counsel The Flight of the Stork. BY SENATE FRIDAY furnished by the Macon Chamber of , Leo M. Frank during his trial Her 11 State Normal school, at Athens, $57 - __rt Schiff. a clerk in Frank s office at Every normal person i> interested 500. an increase of JIO.OOO annually Macon Plan Given Indorse* Commerce his earnest eonslderaU the pencil plant, and a witness for the _ ^ A- ^* » . State College of Agriculture at Ath- and to bring tt before the members defense when Frank was put on trial to the arrival of the stork. It is th. MAA r 1 r ment of Manager of Georgia the governing body, H B Pierce, who was superintendent greatest event in one's life Increase of $150,000 for the fjfj ,/? ror' ^!?? *., Legacy of $10,000 for Work of the Atlanta Pinkerton office at the Th* expectant mother needs, aber* prMent 1 b Chamber of Commerce. SUIT OF PINKERTON& time of the Phagan murder, and Britt •rerythraff ebe, comfort and yeaee Common School Fund Over $S "w*' *"™ «"w *>«<>•- on Condition That Equal Craig, a reporter for The Constitution •f mind. This she is sure to have if South Georgia Normal at Valdosta, GOES TO JURY MONDAY for support and maintenance for 191G With a view to making Georgia fa- Mother's Friend, the safe, dependable Sum Allowed at Present and 1917 each. . J25.000. , which IB the j Sum Is Contributed—Meet- external remedy, is need te sooth the mous as a pig-producing state, Albert The suit of the Pinkerton National THE HOLY present appropriation. M Smith, secretary and manager ox Detective agenc> against the National FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH network of nerves and te enable the Is Voted. School tor Colorea J'eople at 9avan- i ings Are Concluded. the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, is Pencil factory for money alleged to be muscles to expand naturally, thus re- nan, tor supporpp t and maiintenanc _ ,_e for \ sending to every chamber of commerce due for detective services tn the inves- MAII-TTA STRUT 1918 and 191911 7 each, 98,000, which Is I 09 IYOH5 EtETH O'CUCK lieving undue strain. the present appropriation m th* state a pamphlet tolling of the tigation of the Mar> Phagan mi^rder. Mother's Friend, obtained at any After an effort on the part of the pro- LaGrange, Ga . November 19 — (Spe- methods which are being employed at State Medical college at Augusta, for cial ) — The closing sermon of the sjnod Macon- drug store, is the one remedy used hibition leaders to hold appropriations support and maintenance for 1916 and The Macon plan Is regardeo. as an down, which met with but little wip- 1917 each, $10,000, which is the present of Georgia was preached Friday night and recommended by thousands of at 7 30 o clock by Rev M. McG Shield. admirable one by Mr Smith, and he port. the senate yesterday passed the thinks that were it adopted by all of A Plain Package . . women everywhere who testify as t. For district agricultural and me- superintendent and evangelist of the the chambers of commerce In Georgia, its wonderful merit. general appropriations bill, replacing chanical achqpls, for 1916 and 1917, each synod it woul____ d b_ e_ only ______a comparativel_ y But a Perfect Cake. the cuts imposed by the house upon 1 year and for eacb school, 120,060 A The synod has appointed a commis- short time unti--l th- e pig raisers ofr state institutions and boosting the ~ eclal amendment has been passed slon to act upon a legacy of $10,000 to Georgia would be furnishing pork for ----- markets throughout the coun- common school fund »150 000, making a total common school appropriation of .n, as adopted at Macon in- e raining of $250 by public »2 700 000 tllizer tags and the fees from the in- require the raising of $10.000 in addi subscriptions for the purchase of 25 emember When th<> amendment making: the spection of oil will warrant it. i tion by the synod of Georgia It was thoroughbred pigs The> are present- Resinol increase in common school funds was For the support and maintenance of j decided that this be undertaken ed to as many boys who agree to en- ter the business of pig raising and Your THANKSGIVING DINNER will kav« introduced the flgljt to hold appropria- who return from their first litter two an added cnarm if ttc menu includes tions down went skyward, all those who S.wS1»S^sa^- 'p-^'-'p^sas zsiwrzzi pigs in payment for the one with fo r 16 had spoken against Increases voting For fighting the boll weevil black I 1° „ which they are furnished These pigs root, etc. through the state depart- Thursday night Dr H H , Sweet.. s are distributed among additional pros- for this amendment raent of entomology for 1916 and 1917 secretary of Christian STONE S DELICIOUS CAKES Selpator McCrory started a fight education pective pig raisers and the plan is fol- each, $30,000_ an increase ot $15000 on,preached The report of the assembly's lowed until every boy in the county MADE AND SOLD UNDER A GUAR- against increasing appropriations when account of the boll weevil home missions was presented This is who shows an inclination to enter the the matter of giving Tech »10,000 ad- For State Prlsom Fours*. the work of tbe Southern Presbyterian business has a pig with which, to begin ANTEE Of ABSOLUTE PURITY ditional with which to operate the new his stock farm For state prison farm, maintenance church among the colored people and "Tne Best Cake Yo • Tasted" keepthehair plant came up This additional sum the foreign-speaking people in our Were one-half of the boys to lose was given however, making a total ap- and support, $110,000 for 1916 and their stock through cholera or any healthy, rich > $100.000 for I$17t the present appro- midst, and among the people inhabit- other source, which is Improbable in propriation of »100,000 for Tech priation being $80000 ing the mountain section of the south- that the pigs are scattered among all S/X VARIETIES—10c—At YOUR-GROGER'S Committee Report*. For the military department, $40,000 land Dr J Sprole Lyons, of Atlan- and lustrous for 1916 and 1917, each, the present ap- sections of the county, the remaining X««v«iio •tickings* or As soon as the senate convened a propriation being $25,000 ta, made a plea for a return to the apos- Bopleuantodor Res- recess was taken for the appropriations The amendment to increase the com tolic methods of work for the home ' tec] Soap told by ml] committee to complete final details of mon school fund was introduced b> land by c\er> minister and every lay- drnorfstaand dealers its report When the senate recon- Senator Goolsbj of the 28th man going forth preaching and testi in toilrt foods For vened the general appropriations bill The aye and nay vote upon the fying the gosper was immediate!} placed upon Its amendment was as follows the ayes Friday morning Dr R C Reed con •ampla free, write to being for the increase of $150 000 ducted the opening devotional exercises Dept. 7 P, Bearnol. passage Ayes — Senators Bailey, Buchanan, Baltimore. Md \U salaries and nxed e-ipenditures Bakes Goolsby, Harrison, Mangham, Mr Reed is professor of church histor> were left without change Minter, Moon, McCrory McFarland, in the Theological seminary at Colum- RICH & BROS. CO. i The senate fixed funds for state in- Paulk of the sixth, Pickett of the forty bia, S C He addressed the synod upon stitutions and made change* in depart- first. Smith, Stovall. Thomas. Tlson the new day that is dawning upon the mental funds as follows, to be con- Tracy, Trammell, Turner, Wai Way seminary and brought to the attention curred in by the house before receiv- — 21 of the body the various needs of the in- Nays —Senator s Akin, Bonner Boy- stitution The^ synod determined to ing the governor s signature kin. Burnside, Callahan. Carlton. Dobbs A. tender book. \cademy for the Blind, at Macon, Fletcher Glllis Maralson Lawrence raise $1 500 yearly for the aid of the 530 000 for 1916 and 1917 each for sup- McLaughlin, Pickett of the eleventh students of the seminary An entertaining book. port and maintenance and an addition- Walker — 14 By a rising vote the representatives And above all al $2 000 tor typewriters and other At the motion of Senator Pickett from every part of Georgia who were equipment »30 000 being the present of the forty-first the fifth section of present at the Friday morning session A satisfying book. the bill was reconsidered and amend- ruled that the gathering in LaGrange Real Hand-Made appropriation ed so that trustees of agricultural col- Georgia School for the Deaf, at Cave this year was the most successful that leges may receive no remuneration for the body had ever held, and at the same Springs ?JO 000 for support and main- their services except their per diem and The one woman own expenses Senator Pickett stated time expressed their appreciation to tenance this being an increase of $5,- the people of LaGrange for the delight- 000 over the present appropriation that he had been informed that trus- tees of some of the agri cultural col- ful manner which they had entertained every man has Georgia state sanitarium, at Mil- leges had been paying themselves sal- them while here ledgeville for Support and mainte aries known or quests for. nance $625 000 for 1916 and 1650 000 for Laces at One-Third! The United Daughters of the Con- —Springfield Ui 1917 an increase of $100 000 over the federacy in convention in Thomasville, piesent appropriation memorialized the senate upo_ n the HELD AT ELLAVtLLE boldiera Home at Atlanta, for sup Smith Lever appropriation* compulsory FOR FORGING CHECK poit and maintenance 9*0 000 tor 1919 I educatio n and raisineg thce apKee of con- The ind U17 each, this being an increase of Bent ~ A Stock Worth $18,000 Selling for $4 000 pel > ear over the present appro- 4. resolution of Senator Persons of Ellaville Ga, November 19 —(Spe- pi iition ciai )—Two men walked into Ellaville Foi the support and maintenance or the twent* -second president of the Lhe tuberculosis sanitarium at Alto, senate was adopted, memorializing the thia afternoon and went to the Bank 0 ooo tor Ulfa and 1917 each this be- Georgia delegation in Washington to of Ellaville with a check for $24t> $6,000—Think of It! Prairie infe an increase of $10000 annually Urpre the repeal of the order of the signed bv W W Greshaim to P D Roo postofflce department replacing rural Inson on the Douglasville Bankinj btate unlversitv at \thens, for sup- free delh erv service by horse with an compan> The cashier Tefused to caa. port and maintenance, 560 000 for 1&1« automobile service, or making the or- the check as they were stranfers They and 1917 each this being: the present der optional retui ned in a ffcrw minutes with the appropriation Special appropriation bills were'read check indorsed by Dr J S Hgrhtnei a Wife Surrmei school at Athens for sup the second time won knjwn dentist here In the mean port ind maintenance for 1916 and 1917 The senate adjourned until 11 30 time the cashier had left the bank but By Arthur Stringer Pictures m Full e«ich $7 500 this being an annual in o clock Monrtav morning1 •* Assistant Cashier Johnson cashed the Color by Dunn At all Storey, SI 25 IMS Crease of $2 500 chef k and the men left town at once The Boob* \fernll Conrpanv* Tech at Atlanta for support and, On \n\ estimation, it was found Dr maintenance for 1916 and 1917 each Lijrhtner s name had been forged $100 000 this being *>n annual increase BEACH AND COGDELL Officers overtook the strangers i mile out of town jrot the money and landed them in jail They grave their ARE BADLY DAMAGED names as G R Locke ^nd Rogers Wil eon STEWART'S AS RESULT OF STORM ALBANY SENDS CARLOAD Waycross, Ga.. November 19 —{Spe- cial )—Considerable property damage OF PECANS TO CHICAGO Thursday at Cos dell, twenty one miles LITTLE JUNIOR weat, and Beach, nineteen miles north AJbanj Ga , ^ovemDer 19—(Special) I west of Waycross, was reported here What is claimed to be the moat valua j today Five houses were wrecked at bite carload of Georgia produce of anj class ever shipped out of the state went 11 i i en 11 1-1.1 Cogdell and a .saw mill operated by f ovn ard from Albany today when a A Sale That Has Been Planned for A di serviceable, tspring-heel Shoe; band-sewed; tne|Harrei & ciddens demolished most solid carload of high Krad.e paper shell of the mill being blown across the pecans left for Chicago.. best >i ades ot patent, vici arid gun metal are used in its Waycroaa and Western two hundred The net weight of the nuts was 30 - feet from its site 206 pounds They will be retailed for Lnakiiis; L price probabU in excess of $15 000, Months--That Brings to You the You'll find it a phenomenal 4rth ur Brown, a, negro was struck md their value to the shippers is be- in the head by a fallin limb near tween ten and twelve thousand dollars tov the price. Uie city and injured The shipment was made by the Papei Th* saw mill of the Calhoun Manu- Shell Pecan association whose Chicago facturing company suffered most at representative will handle them Many other large shipments have been made Finest Laces the World Affords! Beach the damage being estimated at this season ana will continue through I 95,000 A few houses near Beach were the next thirty days I demolished without injury to the oc- 8% to 11 $2.25 I cupants. Complete details of the damage south NEGRO BOUND OVER There was probably never a greater event embracing beautiful lares, ever and southwest were still unobtainable owing to lack of communication Street ON LARCENY CHARGE otfered to the people of Atlanta. And this statement gains two-fold interest {Sizes forces were busily engaged here today when one considers conditions abroad. A third for REAL LACES, when it is a 111/2 to 2 $2.75 removing: storm debris Many roads Aaion Gantt negro employee of Vt through this section are torney C P Sims was ordered held to serious question whether there will be more importations or not. Yet we have owing to fallen trees the gr-ind Jurj under a bond of ?200 In police matinee Friday afternoon on them—we used the buying power gained by years of expewence and prestige and charges of larcenv after trust According to Attorney Sims the nt-- purchased an entire sample line, and to it have added our own importations ENJOINS BOND COMPANY gro had been sent to collect a bill from .Excellent \veaiiiig School Stockings 25c a client and had spent the monpy col- FROM COLLECTING A WARD lected Macon. Ga., November 19—(Special > Late this evening Judge Mathews in Included Are These Fine Laces: the superior court, handed down an or der permanently enjoining the Ki ie Bond and Real Estate company from Filet, Duchess, Rose Point, Boheme, Lierre, Princess, Rose Point Venise col lee tine the award of $32 000 made DROP IN TODAY AND against the Central a fewidays ago bv and Irish Laces. There are Motifs, Medallions, Edges, Bands, Ailovers, Panels, the board of aew CUcaco-JackMBvUIe train, LT. Atlanta railroad man. His wife survives him $4.60 to $5.50 Dresses, priced now $2.95. 10:13 ». m. Ar. HacoB 1.15 a. m» Air. JnckaoaTlllr S:« a. m- Sttrm VBlr The body wa* carried to Macon today $4.50 to $5.50 Dresses, priced now $2.95. at Griain. tor burial NOW" $6.00 to $7.50 Dresses, priced now $3.50. >a. ft (new train) I>\. Maeoa Si3O ». m., tr. Atlanta TrfK) a. •«• local atopa. BARK STILL IN BREAKERS $6.00 to $7.50 Dresses, priced now $3 JO. $7.95 to $8J50 Dresses, priced now $4.95. Ho. 13 oehedule «nick*i»ed> ».T. Maeoa 3-OO •. a*._ . Ar. Atlanta TiOS NEAR ST, SIMON ISLAND \' Ik m. Staff oalr at Fonyth, Barneavllle and GrllHa. A NOTRE DAVt LADY'S APPEAl •Vto. 11 (cckedote «Blekeved> Lr. Maraa 7.3D .. a^. *r. AUaata 1«>O* a. a*. Brunswick. Ga November 19 —The j To all knowing saf/erers ot . $1 to $2.50 Caps $3.50 to $5 Coats 25c Fascinators Norwegian bark Kllleena which went' whether mugcalar or of tlte joints, sciatica. >o, 33 (Southland) !.». Macoa 3t38 a. mtn Ar. Atlanta, •*» a. m, lumbago, backac&e, pains in tbe kidneys or ashore on the ndrth breakers in atarht neuralgia pains, to writ* to her for a boraa 50c $1.50 BiOTIB>—Br*alk*aa« fa aeg»ed tm 4lnSa« «ar am IHxIe Firar •*< S*«tk*> of St. Simons yesterday,, is still on tne treatment which haa repcatedir cured all ot lOc land between Tlftoa and JeekaoaTtlle, aervlee a l» air**. breakers being beaten by a high sea these torturea. She feels It her duty to send Ja»t aboat m iocen In tbe lot. Captain Oscar Steen refused to leave { it to all sufferers FRVB. DTon cur* yourself Cape and Bonnet* slight^ (Oiled Slightly aolled, ret they can be Thi» sharp reduction results ills ship and remained aboard until to- I at home as thousands will testify —n o from being carried over from last day when he earoe ashore The berk '' change of climate belnc necessary Thto quickly cleaned like new. Slxea from the fact that they are had a cargo of 5,000 barrels of rosin simple discovery banishes uric acid from the* teason. Sereral styles. two to six years. soiled, r o 1 o r » are bound from Brunswick to Thramjem, blood loosens the atlffsued joints, purifies Fomer prices'were n CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY Norwa^ It is impossible to estimate the blood, and btfgbtentf th« eyes, giving Were $3.60 to ¥5.00. gray, white, pink and tne damage to the snip or carpro un- elasticity and tone to tna nhole systenf. If Choice now . Now . $1.50 blue Regularly ZSc, at lOc til the heavy seas hav* abated The the above interests you. for proof address «;r*w was saved by lumpins; ov«rbo*>rd Mr*. M Pinnmcr* fen «. Notre Dam*. lad. ::nd climbing into lifeboats. M. RICH & BRfOS. CO.WWMMM. RICH & BUGS. CO.MfflM ;&r SPAPLRl Page Six. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA. GA.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915. marked, SOO visitors being present.! L. A N. PRESIDENT NOTICE. that the association has decided to Effective November 21 1315, W * open the exhibit free again tomorrow Miss-Gray Is Introduced IN JOHNS HOPKINS A. R. R train No 2 will leave Atlanta afternoon from 2 t»^ E o'clock. at 8-SO a. m. instead of 8 35 « m_ The -winner of the fltty-dollar prize •^. as at present Train No 73 will ar- will be announced In Sunday's paper. Baltimore. Md, November IB —Mil- rive Atlanta at 10 25 a m. instead ol ton H. Smith, president of the Louis- 10 20 a m. as at present At Reception and Dance ville and NashVHIe railroad. entered C E HARMAN, Ramey-Iiwin. Johns Hopkins hospital today for a General Passenger Agent. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth medical examination and rest. Ramey and Mr Edward Burns Irwtn. of Birmingham, will take place this even- Miss Agnes Gray, daughter of Colo- ing to dwarf in interest, however, the i my at 9 o clock at the home of the nel and Mrs. W W. Gray, was intro- works of art and the curios, gathered bride's parents? Mr and Mrs George in the course of Colonel and Mrs W. Barnes, on Myrtle street. duceuced at an afternooaer n reception yes- Gray's travels, -which adorn the house ' tterday, followed by a dancing party In In the dining room where a delicious Pictures and Story-Telling. the evening, this the first of the debut repast -was served, the table centenpiece ; er's gown was of blue taffeta, stitched was a graceful vase^of Killarny roses, Miss McDaniel's Debut. "In white, and her hat of velvet was Story and motion pictures at the Se- functions and one of t£e rooet delight- trimmed with goura lecta theater Saturday at 9 30 o clock. ful occasions of the fall. and all its color and details were pink Mrs Sanders McOaniel will enter- The guests Included a email party of "Hansel and Grethel," a remarkably Ferns ajnd pink roses were massed on j tain at an afternoon reception on De- friends entertained last summer by beautiful version of the famous Colonel and Mrs. Gray's home on mantel and buffet ' cember 17 to introduce to her married Miss Parker and her mother at their Grimm's Pairy Tale, mil be snoTin, Peachtree circle was the scene of both In the sun parlor. Its ceiling latticed •women friends her debutante daughter, summer home at Clayton and with the pictures Mrs Georve W gatherings, the lovely daughter of the Tilth ami lax and hung with Japanese Miss Harriet McOaniel Akers will tell the story of "Hansel In the evening Mr and Mrs Mc- and Giethel ' Children and nurses 5 house introduced in the afternoon to lanterns, the punch bowl was set in the X>aniel will g^e a dancing party at the Wedding Party Entertained cents each Adults 10 centos her mother's married women friendss. midst of fruit and asparagus ferns Piedmont I>riMng club. in\ itmg tne and romantic beauty completed the Mr and Mrs Qeorge W Mame> en- and at night to a bright contingent of unmarried set tertained the bride.! party and out-of- picture in the full light through the town gruests last night at a buffet sup- Mrs. Cole's Luncheon. the unmarried set. glass enclosure, of the moon, showing per after the rehearsal for the wedding Mrs Harriet Dunwody Cole was host- In the afternoon Mr,s. Gray and Miss between wind-swept clouds. Miss Caro- For Miss Parker. of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Ra- ess at a beautiful luncheon yesterday line Nicholson serving punch was lo\e- Today — A Sale of Mrs Stephens Hook -was hostess at mey, and Mr E. B. Irwin, of Birming- at her home in Ansley Park, the occa- Gray received in the long living room, ly in green taffeta, the corsage of a pretty luncheon yesterday at Ber ham Later tlje party attended the sion a compliment to Miss Harriette Mrs" W W Thomas standing with tulle and lace home at East Lake m honor of Miss Vesper club dance; where Misa Ramey Brovles and her guest. Miss Parsons, of them before the mantel, which waa Among the handsomely gowned la- Louise Parker a bride-elect was the guest of honor Washington - dies present in the afternoon Mrja W omen's Street Boots Trie table had as its centerpiece a Tne guests were Miss Brojles, Miss banked with palms and white chrysan- Alexander W Smith was gowned in tall crystal vase filled with pink Parsons, Misses Carrie Blount. Dolly themums filet lace combined with net over white chrysanthemums and surrounding it Matinee Party for Visitors, Prloleau, Alice Parks Isoline Camp- Thev wei e assisted in entertaining satin, Mrs J Carroll Payne wore a be- weie four small vaies with the same Miss Marj Murphej entertained at pell. Virginia Llpscomb Martha Cole- by Mrs \lex W Smith. Mrs Vuctor coming gown in light blue faille, the flowers a matinee party je^teiday afternoon man, of Arisusta Carolyn King Mar- Lamai Smith, Mis J Carroll Paf>ne, corsage of white and Eold lace, Mrs 350PairsofNew~ Cards, bearing characteristic sajingrs for Miss Helen Vick of Owensboro, garet Nutting. Lauia Wvatt Helen Mc- T A Hammond wore a handsome toi I oC the quests marked the places, each K\ , and \EIss Frances Oodfrey of Cov- Cart\ Marie Pappenheimer Martha Mrs -Vlex W Smith. Jr , Mrs Theodore lette of black Jetted net over white ^uest recognizing his own Ington. who are the guests of Misses iblej of Atilledgevillo Hammond, Mr*j James Gilbert, Mrs C. satin, Mrs John K Ottlej wore a net Mrs Hook *ore bl >ck crepe de chine Mae and Laurence Honne. and for Miss The luncheon table decoiation car- B VUlmei, Mrs W W Thomas. Mrs. gown in old blue embroidered in blue ; $4 and $5 combined with chiffon, and Miss Park- Elizabeth Ivimbi ough. of Gainesville, ried out an artistic conceotion ol > el- Alexander C King, Mrs "Daniel B Har- and steel beads, Mrs Alex W Smith. and Miss Emma Jordan, of Monticello low and corn flower blue The center- ris Mrs E. L Connally, Mrs J K. Orr, Jr. was a charming figure in moss the guests of Miss Marie £>mkins piece was a crystal basket of yellow green taffeta, the corsage of chiffon | Shoes, on Sale ohrvsanthemums, the handle tied with Miss Sallie Eugenia Brown, Mrs. Hu- and lace, Mrs George W McCartj, Jr,i blue tulle, on which blue birds were bert Culberson, Mrs «-,3tewart Withara, was lovely in black tulle over white Druid Hills Golf Club. noised The places were marked by Mrs John Wheatley, Mrs George Mc- satin, Mrs. C. B. Wilmer wore nattier for, per pair Eat Less Meat And The usual week]} tea-dance •will take hand painted cards in Japanese design Carty, Jr., Miss Batner Smith, Mlsa blue charaneuse and lace, Mrs E. Ij. in \ellow and blue, each bearing ap- place this afternoon at Druid Hills Golf Caroline Nicolson ConnaJIy wore an elegant costume of club propriate verses, and blue birds were yellow satin, Mrs Hubert Culberson —Ill patent leather, brown perched on the glasses at each place Mrs Gray was a stately flgur«, her was gowned in black chiffon and jet, More Spaghetti except those of the two honor guests, becoming gown of heavy white taffeta Miss Sally Eugenia Brown's becoming and dull calf. Welt soles, For Mrs. Dillingham. which were indicated by blue and gold embroidered in silver threads Mrs. costume was of blue charmeuse com- Mrs Chessle> Howard will entertain butterflies Thomas wore a black gown conrfblnlng bined with cream lace and having a Cuban heels. New shoes, at tea this afternoon at her home on finish m gold, Mrs John C Wheatley Piedmont avenue for Mrs J C DiHing- lace and chiffon. s».me mpat is essential If arc to have Wedding Anniversary. The lovely debutante was gowned In wore a dainty pompadour gown of of unusual character, at t most of ua riam, of Charleston, 9 C, who is visit- white taffeta flowered m pink, Mrs . properly balanced food ing: her daughter, 'Miss Charlotte Dil- Mr and Mr*, Thomas J Rlplev will white, the filmy Oriental chlffOTi em- Jumes Gilbert wore a handsome gown $2.95 pair. at too much meat Meat Is a dear food it lingham The guests will include mem- celebrate then twenty fifth J^dmg broidered in a delicate design of white of white lace. Mrs Victor L.amar ontains a large proportion of water and, bers of Mrs Howard's history class •^•nTti\fr^3.r\ at i reception Thursday and purple violets The shor* skirt Smith's ibecooning toilette was of gray rom a standpoint of nutrition there are e"enlnp Novembei 25 at their home was draped in pannier st> le and the chiffon and taffeta Mrs Alexandei on West Peachtree street King wore a'handsome toilette in 'black $4.00 Satin Evening Slippers $3.15 oods of ffreater economic value Terpsichorean Club Th*-v will he attended by Masters Allen corsage combined chiffon and tulle jetted net Mrs Esther Smith wore a Take Tauat Spaghetti It costs 10c a RiDleFtH-yy wiiHowart d^ CandCandleierr JohJohnn Candlecanaierr Neai her was a bower of blossoms, smart costume in black tulle over white arge package It H made of Durum wheat Tea-Dance. \\ ilte. Ortndler Alpha C-tlhoun Alice Hous loses 'chrysanthemums, violets and all taffeta with finish in silver crystal, —New arrivals, new styles, in satin evening nd 1^> therefore rich in gluten — the food The Terpsichorean club will tiit* ton Marffuret Mclntyre Laura Candler and the satin heavily embroidered m Catherine Ctndler Elizabeth Ov\ens Louise the season s flowers, which had been t that builds up muscle and tissue tain this afternoon from *> to T o clock silver Mrs Forrest \dair was sown- slippers, at a reduced price. Shown eleme with a dance in honor of Mi«;s H illie Ca.lhoiin and L.uc.> Ca.ndl*r ' sent as gracious tributes to the debu- ed in old blue cut velvet, lib Uiiffoil ther important thing the system L^mcapter of Koi sj th Ga >Ii-,s Lan- 'Ihey will he a<".l«tetl In entertaining at tante from her close friends, and she background of sand-color and its finish s Faust Spaghetti almost in Ha en- the reception by Mrs Edward _&tau\ erman —Pink —Light Blue —Bed caster will also be among the \ i si tors Mr> A--U Candler Mrs Edward Burhanan held in her arms a corsage bouquet of in black Mrs Joseph M Brown, of ^a tirely hich mea-na that there 1^ practical- present at a tea-dance to be £i\ en Mrs Walter Candler Mrs Aaa. Candler Tr \iolets, vallev lilies and pink rosebuds netta. wore a three-piece suit of taf- —Black and —White aste to this excellent food Thanksgiving day folllowing the Tech- feta combining shades of tan and | Auburn game A. full member shipx Mrs r KU«r-» Mrs F O Ripley Mrs L. She w as gi\en a cordial welcome prepa sy to digest Faust D RJplei Mr" John Staton Mrs D I Me- ; home by her fi lends and the friends of brown, Mrs Adgei Smythe wore an —Leathei capped Louis ed !n many a-ppettz including many of tht.ii f i lends will Intvre Mrs ^\ J Peabodj Mrs William j elegant costume of black satin U.e be piesent AnHle> Mrs Howard Candler Mrs William her parents after their several years' coisage of cloth of silver and crvstal , heeK, turn soles Gracefulh Try It Candler M,rs John ^ \ioore Mrs P F residence In Han Francisco, where Mrs Johnstons black velvet gown | Brwin Mrs Allen Ripley Miss Sarah Rip- was a becoming model woin with f'tch stvled Of extid quaht\ MAULL BROS. Colonel Gra> was stationed at the Franklin-Sterne. lej. Mrs Charles Barnwell Mi«s Aline *ilass Presidio ,Miss Gray in the meantime fur, Mrs Warner Margin wore a smart I satin Jst. Louis, U S.A. \. quiet wedding on Sundaj after- Miss La«.nett Glass Kown of chiffon and velvet 111 the deep noon which •» ill intei est a large ac- Serving punch will be Mifts Martha Law- made hei degree at Leland Stanford dahlia, shade of purple Mrs Sanders) Splendid $4 \dlues $3.15 quaintance wiil he that of .Miss Lucile she Miss Amelia Smith Mits Elizabeth university, and she combines with the McDamiel was gowned in Kraj chlfton Sarah Franklin and Mr Mortimer C Smith Miss Frances Peahodj Mlaa Lucy social equipment of culture and the cloth embroidered in gray and old blue I Sterne, of Annist#>n. Ala which will Cundler and Miss DHrabeth Owens broader outlook that comes with ex- In the evening an oichebtra piovnJed, M. HIGH CO. take place at the home of the bride 3 perience of interesting people and »av music for dancing which was in I father. Mr Charles Pianklin Rabbi terrupted at 11 o Uock foi buffet sup-| David Marx will officiate The cere- For Visitors. things, the charm of a winsome per- monA will be witnessed onlv b\ the two Mr McRae French entertained at th<> sonality ""Assisting in entertaining were Mi , families and no cards ha v e been is- amner-dance last night at the Capital The house had artistic decoration In THEDA BARA Citj Uub in compliment to Mrs \\ill- and Bean-McDonald. Mrs T K French Mrs M 13 Bean announce^ the ^ri iia^e of her daughter, Elizabeth Ga>- I » lllUm* Mr and Mrs Percy Aflame Mr gagem«nt for one da> The picture which m'lip to Mr Ro> A McDonald on Dinner-Dance at ! md Mrs Ed Peepl«s Mr and Mri G E like the star 1 ib too well kno\vn to need Thuis:dai evening, Isoveiubei 38 at « nils Vr D W Rountree. Dr J V Pler- press comment mil bo sho« n at tlie regu Pai k Street Methodist thurrh Rev Driving Club. ,.,ii Jlr Ed Thompkins Mr A J Ryan Mr lar Grand admission prices of *. and 10 "CARMEN" « .ilkici Rogers officiated Among those who will iiiteitam pai .-harlea Trabue Mr and Mrs W C Web- cents Exhibitions will be gl\en at 11 a m untl every hour and a half thereafter until tit* at the dinner dance tints evening ber Mr and Mr« A S Kelih. Dublin Ga 11 p m The gallery TviH be open pliilrif ut the Duving club will be Miss Helen Mr and Mrs I E «?llen Mr and Mrs C So tar above all other Matinee Party. Mc(*a rtj, w ho will ha\ e ol ! C Bell Dr Charles P Hodse MliB Isanelle ^ ffOO tomfortable seats at command I --creen productions that ^ixtot n for Miss Doroth\ Ark\v rif?ht Kuhrt Mr Ja< k Cutler, Macon, Ga Mr Larl Wynn of New mn cntc i Others having- small parties v.i\\ be .ind Mrs \\ H Scbroeder there is nothing- to com- ned at I Mr riareme Musical Comedy. the Atlanta for Misa Klirabeth Ki Trinn Mr and Mrs J Carroll 1'avne, ( \t the Bijou > pare with it > i bride elect Mi and MES C 3 Sciple Mr and Mrs Automobile Contest. All Is In readiness at the Bijou theater he guests Included Miss Martha Lawah GUM Dodrl Mr and Mis Cdward \lsop A I the costume ball tonight at the for the big opening Monday of the Mils &. s Annie Mary Fuller MHs Mamie Mo M i md Mi s C V Ra i n wa tei Miditorlum the closing feature ol Fes- M'sfi Ellen Ramey Miss Lpuise T> ri tuil week, a group of young women in Myers Musical Comedy company under the Realism Ran s Amelia bmlth Mrs. J P Fain Roc k management of Jewell Kelley The com- costume will sell suffrage badges, eac-h 1 S r Mra i i: Dfnf of NPI\ nan Mi pany arrived in th* city a few day« ago rge Rdmey For Miss Dorsey. with Its chince on the automobile to loe Miss \Iai ic P.L\ esl( h f ntti Lamed xi cii owa^ at midnisht, Mr Beaumont and have been busy preparing for the open .*1 Rampant Davison to diaw the lucky number from me date Director Ailla h is been busy put lvel\e suest*, at budg*- \ esterda\ af- tine the chorus of len prPtty girls through Art Exhibition. ternoon in hei apa.itmc.nt at the Marl- a. list of all thu numbers sold the latest steps while all the musical num The rt will be mu-au a= un th boi outrli for her ^ isltoi, Mis? T^tiui-ie bers are In good shape A complete t i noon it the exhibition in Llie Ponet 1 >or-- < v of Xth«sis \titumn leaves and . lane Cooper, Mi, at At the Capital City Club. Piano Recital. tures will be offered T«n cente admission <_< rnpanied bj Miss Kate Blatteiman \mon^ those .lUencline the dmiur- Mrs Edmund H Bee will give a. any seat in the house will be the policy Thi« Y\ m Fox produc- ol the \Uanta conserv itoi v botn ol daife ,it IhL Capital tit\ club Thuis- piano re, ital assisted b> Mrs Theo- during the musical comedy regime which \\ hum are alroadj most ^i a< in us und cl i\ ^ftei n< on were dora Morgan Stephens, ilolinist, this v-ill be for an Indefinite period The Bijou tion of the famous Op- ^int rou with their talent4- Mi \1r in«l UTi^ II XH! Commerce Ga Mr morning, at hei home on Colquitt ave- will cater especially to ladles and children 1 "\Ioui oii, a j^itteO pianist will plav u (1 Mi=i Charles f.odfrey Mr F M Me era ''Carmen" is a mas- 1. uog< Id Mi and Mrs w Terhune Sena nue The program will be as follows and h i^ aiiang-ed i chaiming little (a) Us Dernier Sourlre • (Wollenhaupt). P o^i im t. r r \\ C alluhan Mtwn M irgaret Knox "Carmen." terpiece of Photoplay Mi-* \lhert H Miller Air \ C Lo\v ther (b) Nocturne Op 37. No 2 (Chopin) be seiv«d by Mr* W \\ Mi r K Austin Mr R T Small Mr and —Mrs Stephens. ]V/f AK.E your baking rise homa^ and Mi s Rirjiaiii Johnt>ti>u Mr« 11 N Randolph Mr .tnd Mrs H L Theda Bara In "Carmen" which will b« The «uccess of thf iiee bundav aft Kn^li^h Dr anil Airs W S Elkin Sr Mr Valae Poitique ISO 2 (Streleikl) seen at the Strand today. Is the conaum product of Time. i n 10 i i rm«_oi t last week was so Nocturne. Op b2 ^o 2 (Chopin) right and rise light by Thought anil Lavish jnd Mr-- Joseph Hnin?« among; achievements of ^ood recipes King and her gruest. Miss Margaret irphey, of Ne^wnan the silent screen * Invited to meet them were the mem- Baking IWder bers of Misa Sims' Bridge club and a "Old Heidelberg." See the Genuine Span- fe r It has higher leavening power wont make Thfaecor aUonsmWere ^^"^ (At the Vaudette ) ish Bull Fight. Accompanied by especially beautiful than any other ed music from the Vaudette ten-piece orchos Th! p"r'izeB were silk ^ockings and tra, "Old Heidelberg" the romantic Tri- powder—yet is coffee good hand-painted china angle drama of German life in the world- famous university, continues to draw large so pure that The crowds to the Vaudette ' Old Heidelberg * Bazar and Pantry Sale. together with "Fickle Fatty s Fall un up even if you use The woman's Guild of St Luke's roarious Triangle only in zens of Atlanta who can crowd into &AXONIA .. . SAT DEC. 15. 1» AJf her «reate*t trlOmph, the wonderful Lanky tile Taaeraacle to he present and lend ALABAMA-GEORGIA SYRUP CO. •TUSCANIA . . . KM., DEC. SI. 4PM. GATE CITY DENTAL ROOMS production, of "Carmen," hailed by press *£n Route to Glaacow and ^public a» the «reatesl of, motion jpic- their Assistance in making the occa- Mort^ncrr, Mm. BOUND THE WOBLJO TOCBS. turw. So popular wa» the y«mtr picture sion a memorable one. Through Bookings * All pclnclpml Port* at § W. AJabama SL at its recent exhibition at the Grand that Arrangements win be made for extra thrfWortd. many adndror* of th* celebrated star war* gents to accommodate the large crowd «OIirAIfX*S OFF1CB. tl-M STATK ST^ N.T. unable M •« tho'tOm. Maaa««r H, C. AGKNTS. Ponrtoo. th*r*for*% decided on a tatwrn «a- expected. ' „„./ ^ Ifc&WL&ai^.srfs'" i NEWSPAPER! THE CONSlWCTIOSr, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915. Page Seven.

Mrs. J. T.- Kirby, Tolleson KIrby, Mr. and the bill to raise the ave of consent in. NEW HIGH SCHOOL WILL Mrs. N. E. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Georgia, the Smith-Lever bill and the Will Make Addresses POWER OF MAYOR Dent. Miss Helen Dent, Wade Dent., Jr., bill to permit the women of Georgia to OPEN ON NOVEMBER 29 SOCIAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dent, of Newnan; On the Conservation DECLARED LIMITED Mr. and Mrs. James P. Fain, Miss Ellen OFFICERS CHOSEN practice lair if they want to. Fain. George and James Fain, of Rock- The inability of wor>km.en to put the Miss Annie Lou Hardy, of Senoia, hill, S. C. Recommendations of the , president Of Georgia's Manhood building in reitdiness for ..use Novem- BY JAMES MAYSON the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. G. Couch, passed were, first, that expenses of ber 22 -is responsible for the announce-^ on Lee street. the president of the division to- the gen- menfc that the opening of .the Commer-" *** "The Conservation of Georgia's Man- cial High school has been postponed That Mayor Wooxlward should not b« Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Frederick an- FOR GEORGIA U.D.C. eral convention U. T>. C. be paid; sec- hood" will be the theme for addresses held responsible by the N«w Yorrf' !>«»' ond, that Children of the Confederacy until Novemfber 29. nounce the birth of a daughter on No- SUFFRAGE AUTOMOBILE be ^represented at future conventions; of prominent Atlanta visitors at a .A large force of employees is being structor company beyond the power vember 18, who has been named Eliza- business men's parlor conference, to kept busy at the building and when vested in him by council was the dec- beth MerrilL third, that chapter taxes be rateH for laration of City Attorney James X* *** - Mrs. Herbert Fran-klin general and state organizations under be held under the auspices of the At- completed It will be thoroughly mod- May son in the United States court ye«- Mrs. H. C. Wheelock, of Birmingham, one item, making assessment of 20 cents lanta Y.'M. C. A,, at the home of W. ern. Work soon will be started on the te ru ay. io the guest of Miss Hennie Franklin CHANGES HANDS TODAY Elected President and Mrs. per member; fourth, that Miss Stiles, Woods White, 32 Howard street, Mon- removal of the Scaffolding and debris The city attorney answered charge* in the Palmer apartments. regent of Georgia room at Richinond, day night. from the property. that the chief executive of the city hin- *»* I be made honorary president of Georgia Invitations have been issued to the The interior workmen are devoting dered the work incident to the con- A. McD. Wilson Vice Pres- their time now to the painting of the struction of th« crematory here. Mr. .Mrs, Josep'h "Withers Ivy and young Machine Wa* Once Owned by division. £ conference, and, according to those In- Maypon explained the mayor's respon- son, Joseph Withers Ivy, Jr., of Kansas ident—New Laws Urged, Th* Amerlcus chapter won the ban- tersted, there will be a large attend- building, the installation of electrical sibility at some length, to the court. City. Mo., are visiting Mrs, Ivy's moth- Dr. Shaw and Was Sold ner for the largest number of new ance of representative Atlanta busi- fixtures and the placing of the furni- Judge W. T. Newman and court at- er, Mrs. Lillian Wood berry Johnson. members during the past year, and the ness men. ture in the various class rooms. taches returned to Atlanta Friday from Mrs. Ivy was Miss Mary Rosa Johnson, to Pay Taxes* W. I>. Weatherford. Ph.D.. of New No detail has been overlooked In Rome, where court has been in session Thomasville, Go., Novemfber " 19.— banner for the Children of the Confed- making the building thoroughly mod- for some time. They will so to Gaines- of Atlanta. » eracy was presented to the Macon chap- York city, and B. G. Alexander, of **« (Special.)—The twenty-first annual ern, attractive and sanitary, and ample ville Monday to attend a session of th* ter. Mrs. JLamar, retiring president. Nashville, Tenn.. will be the speakers accommodations will be provided for district court which convenes ther« Mrs. Samuel Fromshon left Tuesday The celebration of "Suffrage Button convention of the Georgia division. was presented with quantities of beau- and guests of honor at the conference. the members of the student bodv. during the early part of the week. to spend some time in New Orleans. day" at Atlanta Saturday will come to United Daughters of the Confederacy, *** tiful flowers. After the meeting this Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Kingr aoid little a climax at the masked ball at the adjourned here this afternoon. The afternoon the delegates remaining were daughter, Mary Ellen, of Thomaston, Auditorium tonight with the presenta- next place of meeting will bo chosen given an automobile ride. ' are the guests ot Dr. and Mrs. Ches- tion of "Eastern Victory," the famous later. ton King. suffrage automobile, to one of the pur- The convention was scheduled to'ad- *** FARMER LUMPK1N AND * Grand Prize, Panama-Pacific Exposition Grand Prize, Panama-California Exposition chasers of buttons. journ at 12 o'clock today, but, owing Miss Mabel Truitt has returned from Throughout the city Saturday, suf- to prolonged discussion, an afternoon HIS TEN-POUND POTATO San Francisco, 1915 San Diego, 1915 Xewnan, where she was delightfully session was obliged to be called for entertained as the guest of Mrs. Gor- fragists will sell, buttons for 25 cents each, bearing the inscription: "Votes election of officers and unfinished busi- Eld red 3. Lump kin. of the Atlanta don Wynn. ness. bar, but more recently engaged In *** for Women." To each purchaser wil Mrs. M. R. Simpson is spending a few The new officers elected are: Presi- farming in Cobb county, was in At- be presented a coupon bearing a num- dent, Mrs. Herbert Franklin, Tennfllei; lanta yesterday from his home at For Flavor and Quality weeks in Cuthbert, the guest of Mrs. ber, whose duplicate will be retaine B. W, EH is. first vice president, Mrs. A. McD. Wil- Lithla Springs. He brought with him **• by the seller. At the masked ball the son. Atlanta; second vice president, a 10-pound sweet potato as evidence Mrs. S. C. Callaway, of Washington, is duplicate will be placed In a glass jar Mrs. Frank Harrold, Amertous; third of the fact that he Is a real farmer. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fisher and Beaumont Davison will draw on vice-president, Mrs. James Watt, Thom- "The truth of the matter ie," he said, of the numbers from the receptacle. To asville; recording secretary, Mrs. J. E. "we could get rich on sweet potatoes fpr the week. the person holding the same number In our county if we only had a market BAKER'S COCOA **« will be presented "Easten, Victory.' Hayes, Montezuma; corresponding sec- for them. The trouble is, we have no Mr. R. M. Lockhart, Jr., of N"ew York Before the drawing, little Miss Betty retary, Mrs. E. A. Gil-more, Tennille; market for sweet potatoes, and the and Boston, formerly of Atlanta, spent Davison will stir the tickets. treasurer, Mrs. R. A. Grady, Savannah; same thirtg is true with turnips, ruta- a few days this week at the Analey The machine is that which •« registrar. Misa Mary Edwards, East- bagas and other similar products. is just right hotel en route to Cernahauc. Texas, for owned by J_tr. Anna Howard Shaw, an< "The business men of Georgia can a- hunting trip. man; historian. Miss Mildred Ruther- •which was sold for taxes. It has been ford, Athens; auditor, Mrs. Zeb-ulon do nothing better than td take in hand *** acquired by the suffragists of this the matter of finding markets for'the It has the delicious taste and natural color of high-grade cocoa beans; Miss Annie L.ucile Warren, of Mariet- city, and they have decided to dispose o Walker, Can ton. farm produce of Georgia. Up in Cobb ta, is the guest for the week o£ friends it in a manner that will provide fund: Address by Mr*. Plane. county our farmers will rise up and it is skilfully prepared by a perfect mechanical process; without in the city, an attendant to the festival The address of Mrs. Helen Plane, of call them blessed if they will work out qtieen. for their campaign in behalf of equar the use of chemicals, flavoring or artificial coloring matter. It is pure • •* suffrage. Atlanta, this xriorning on the Stone thia problem and show UB where we The two "mystery girls" who ap- Mountain memorial called forth much can market our products." and wholesome, conforming to all the National and State Pure Mrs. E. D. Crawford is at Grove Park peared in the little domino car in the In-n. Ashevllle. suffrage parade will dispose of but- discussion as to whether the Georgia Food Laws. • »• tons from that machine on WhttehaL division was ready to accept the work Miss Nell Hillery. of Buffalo. Is the street and at Five Points. or not. it being finally decided that HIGH CARNIVAL HELD STiest of Miss Anna Londergan. chapter contributions would be made to BY ELKS OF AMERICUS U. *. PAT. Off. CAUTION: Get the genuine with our trade-mark on the package. *** it, the division not being financially 3>r. G. W. King, who is one of the able yet to formally take it over. Five examining physicians at the better ba- MISS LUCY STANTON Americus, Ga., November 19.—(Spe- bies show, with his wife and their lit- thousand five hundred dollars -was con- cial.)—Americus Elks held high car- tle da-tighter, Mary Allen, have been tributed by the Atlanta chapter and a nival tonight, this being: a fete oc- the guests of the past week of Dr. J. WINS FIRST PRIZE number of amounts smaller from casion at the state fair inaugurated Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. Oheston King. others. for their benefit. A hundred Elks, • ** FOR BEST PICTURE with their ladies and hundreds of their The following bills were indorsed for friends, attended the festivities, and Established 1780 DORCHESTER, MASS. •Miss Flora Bewick arrived from action by the Georgia legislature: "Washington this week to visit Mrs. engaged In confetti battles and similar Evelyn Harris. "A North Carolina Woman," a minia- The bill for compulsory education, diversions and a shower of fireworks. **• ture done on ivory by Miss Lucy Stan- Rev. Father MacOscar, pastor of the Sacred Heart church, who underwent ton, was awarded first prize of $50 at an operation last week at St. Joseph's the second annual exhibition of the Infirmary, is improving-. Atlanta Art association. Announce- ment of the winners was made yester- Little Miss Virginia Parr has return- day by the Judges of the contest, ed • to her srrandmother's home in Chat- "Charleston Scene," painted 'by Wil- ton ooffa. after a visit with her mother in Atlanta. bur G. Kartz, was the winner of sec- »** ond mention with third mention going Among the out-of-town guests who jointly to H. H. Osgood and Miss are in the city for the Ramey-Irwin Kate Edwards. The former presented wedding- this evening are Mr. Hugo "Pines in Afternoon Lig-ht," while Misa Black, Mr. Walter Brower. Mr. Albert bee Smith, Mr. Percy Brower, of Bir- Edwards' offering was a crayon por- mingham; Mr. and Mrs. Jarnes Irwin. trait study. - of Moultrle: Mr. and Mrs. Fcpipernan, The judges were A. W. "Brewerton. Birm Ing-ham: Mrs. Reed Law son. Bir; Louis Gregg, Mrs. Walter Howard. Mrs. mingham; Mrs. Elizabeth Dent, Mr. and J. O. Wynn and Mrs. E. W. Moore. 10,OOO FOLKS ATTEND SOUTH GA. FESTIVAL SMALL RED Bainbrldge, Ga,, November 19.—(Spe- cial.)—Joy day, postponed from Thurs- day until today on account of rain, was a signal success. Fully ten thou- DISFIGURED FACE sand out-oftown people were here dur- ing the day. The automobile and float p"arade held this morning- was a signal Itched Badly. Scratched Them. success. One hundred decorated auto- mobiles and twenty-five floats made a parade over a mile loner. Andre Houp- Became BIB Sore Eruptions. ' ert flew during tne afternoon despite Rough and Scaly. a heavy wind.

bridge, was crowned queen. '£?. J. Per- HEALED BY CUTICURA ry was king, being appointed by the Four charming young ladies acted SOAP AND OINTMENT as maids-of -honor. The queen was presented with a handsome diamond "First I noticed on my face and neck ring. little bumps. They were small and red and festered, and they began to itch. They JU, UUU people wer« urttw itched so badly that I the four days' celebration scratched them and they would bleed and become big \sor» eruptions. Then my FLORIDA GAME WARDENS face and nock began to get rouffh and scaly, and my face LOSE THEIR POSITIONS was disfigured. Tallahassee, Fla., November 19.—In "I used Salve and an opinion just handed down by the face creams of different kinds supreme court the feature of the new without success. Then I state game law passed by the 1915 read about Cutfcura Soap and Ointment legislature relating to issuance of li- and I got some. I washed with the Cutt* censes Is sustained, but the provisions eura Soap and applied the Ointment after- of said law requiring a specified length wards, and in a short time I was healed." of residence in counties before appli- (Signed) Misa Edith Pruett, Big Ridge. cant may secure a license Is unconsti- N. C.. March 30. 1916. tutional. That portion of the statute attempting to create the office of coun- Sample Each Free by Mail ty games warden is Invalid. The court With 32-p. Sldn Book on request. Ad- declares that provisions considered In conflict with the constitution do not dresa post-card "Caticnra, D«pt. T, Ba»- vitiate t"he general act itself." The en- t«x*.** Sold throughout Uie world, forcement of the game law is now with the sheriffs. Every game warden in the state loses his job. •.WS=.*r': > '-* S-**: • ''•<»-»*• '•••' -*'• ^fc-^rr-' V^;~** *•**«*•*'*' 17. S. ARMY DESERTER ','•:': "si--1 -;VV : '' '.(>::..-•• • .... -• -, '.-^ftH^^Ayi-y •• .• .- • "v .»» .<«. ~-•><(."•.• SHE WAS A NABBED IN CORDELE •v4st. -< Stori '^sSsSakt^^Jia as i^-i Cordele, Ga., November 19.—(Special. Jackson Hoopa^uah. a deserter from the United States army at Fort ERE SKELETON Warden, state of Washington, was ar- This little, boy will be on. every rested here today by B. F. Gore, of the plain clothes department of the Cordele This Lady Suffered From Se- police. Gore recognized the desertel by descriptions furnished the Cordele vere Pain in Left Side, Was police of Hoopaguah, who says that he news-stand to-day left Fort, Warden on August 9. this Very Weak, and Confined year, and that he had enlisted at Se- attle eighteen months before. He to Bed for Month at states that his home is at Commerce. Ga.. and that it was because he wanted a Time. to aeek his homefolk after growing tired of army life that he deserted. In . charge of Officer Gore, Hobpaguah was T-.---' taken today to Fort Oglethorpe and Oklahoma Olty. Okla. — Mrs. °^a will be turned over to the commanding Funderburg, of this city, says: "When officer there. I was 14 years old I was very poorly, and was told that my case was very' HEATING ENGINEERS bad. . . . The medicine I took did me no good, and I only spent my money FORM ORGANIZATION for nothing, as I got no relief. bu.t An organization was perfected when I commenced taking Cardui, I Thursday of the Heating Engineers and began improving. Contractors for the State of Georgia, Before taking Cardui I was a mere The organization has been under con- The December Ladies'Home Journal sideration for some time, .and Thursday skeleton, and wag very weak and was the heating engineer and contractors confined to my bed at times, sometimes were called together from all parts of the state, and, •went into an enthusias- as long as a month at a time, I was tic organization. A. M. Smith, of the nrm unable to go to school regularly for of Smith & Guest. Atlanta, was elected president. W. T. Turlington, of Ma- two years, on account of my bad health. son, Was elected vice president. Mr. is tne best Christmas number-if not I had cramping every month, and a Smith was given authority to name the •evere pain in my left side. . . J secretary, who will be appointed in the near future. \Uy mother told me of CarduU and after taking one bottle I was greatly relieved of the pains. I have continued EUROPE NOW BUYING the best magazine—I have ever made." taking it until I feel like a different COPPER IN AMERICA c woman, and I cannot praise Cardui O enough. ... I am now gaining in W. L. Fairbanks, of the bureau of weight, and all my friends that see me foreign and domestic commerce, 521 Postoffice buildingv Atlanta, announces speak of how much better I look in the that a representative of a European iiist month, afid I tell them I am tak- government is in this country at the present time for the purpose of buying ing- Cardui. I .highly recommend copper in tubes and sheets, iron and It to all suffering women." steel sheets, antimony, brass tubes, ag- Try taking Cardui for your troubles,- ricultural Implements, hardware, wire and wire .rope, pumps, zinc, tin, chem- Get a bottle today. You won't regret icals, electrical supplies, motor cars, giving it a trial. Your druggist sells it. etc. The name and address of the rep- resenta/tive mentioned may be obtained by interested manufacturers upon ap- plication ta Mr. Fairbanks. On sale everywhere*-~lf cents NOTICE. Effective1' "November 21. 1915, W, & "RIGHT A.- R. K. train Kb. 3 will leave Atlanta at 8:30 a. nulbstead of 8:35 a. m., aa at present. Train No. 78 will arriv->- Atlanta at 10:25 a. m, inatcad of 10:20 NOW" a. m,i as at pnaent. C. E- HAXtMAN. General Pauencv Acvnt. iNEWSPAPERl Page Eight. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.-, SATURDAY, NOVEMBEB 20, 4915.

"T'TJ'p ffyMSTTTUTIOT^ within less than two weeks. It la to com •*• *^ VjVxiN w 1. A J. \-l A *V^i mence with unmarried men of smaller re- E»t*hU»hrd IMS. TENNESSEANS DECIDE TODAY THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER. sponsibility, exempting only those who are essential to the. conduct of business of a BETWEEN PATTERSON, M'KELLAR public or semi public nature This means that erery unmarried man. CLARK HO\VELL. Including those who were unmarried prior AND LEA FOR U. S. SENATOR Editor fad G«wral Maaaftr to the registration day of Augast 1C, al- though they may have married since, who * KnoxviHe Tenn, November 19 —(Special ) resented the third congressional district of i Clarlt Howell. RobyJ Robinson, The first senatorial primary in the political Tennessee in the house of representatives foi Albert Ho well. Jr., Z. R. Black. H W Gr«4y. Is of sound physique and of military age. more than a decade in a facetiously sting history of Tennessee will be held tomorrow ing statement CongVessman Moon declared becomes subject with the beginning of next when the democrats go to the polls with the that Senator Lea had more agulitj than month to enforced military and army duty privilege of choosing between three demo- ability THE Bl G HUNTERS. ^ WESTKRV AM>XATLAJVTIC COMMISSION cratic senatorial candidates—Senator Luke E Mr Moon s charge of agliitv refers to Scarcely any but the English mind can CAN LOOK INTO EXTENSION PLAN Lrea senior senator from this state Malcolm Senator Lea s known repeated changes of The> re killing out bacteria, ™ political position and prominent politician with \\hom who have feeling recollection of the con Until they must have hughouse on the brain he wis e\ ei Asocial* d f i om Major E B matter of creating this commission at the the result is really problematical except the scription acts, both north and south, when extra session came up there have been many Stahlman publisher of Tht \ash\ille Banner THK TURKEl DIKO WII1I,E ZODE SMITH supporters of the extension idea who have indications are that onlv one of the three and Ben "W Hooper former rep iblican gov the American conflict of half a century ago WVTCHED THE MIDWAY GlRLf DAIVCK displayed great interest in this feature candidates will be eliminated, making a run ernor of the state dow n to Patterson him was at its height But even then conscrlp- **. ThSy ar* telllajj it around^ the city hall Farmers unions and other bodies have in- off necessary between the remaining t* o self tnat Zode Smith, general manager of the dorsed the plan of extension candidates No one belle\es that an> one of The opposition of Senator Shu Ids ind of Mr "W imbish and Mr Alexander brought Congressman Moon ), oth ol w horn posse^** i tion meant far leas to the people of both waterworks, had a great calamity to happen the three men will receive a sufficient num , sections of the United States than it does to him on the midwa\ 4 this matter to the attention of the house in K ^at political mfluen c espt ij.ll\ in east ^ode, so the story goes, won s£ prize tur their discussion Thursday afternoon of a. pos- ber of votes to defeat the other two and thus Tennessee has undoubtedU mitl0 ited t! e ' to England today because the sentiments .Key at a midway contest and carrying it sible understanding between the Western and win the nomination in the first primarj and chances of Senitoi I ca miking- i goo i show alive in his hands, he went to a sideshow in Atlantic and the Cincinnati Southern the people are therefore speculating as to ing In the pmnaries tomorrow and m t\ be Tetepkrae and prejudices of that time were far more which some verj good looking girls were Advocators of the extension of the road the i eal cause of his po sible elimlnition doing some very attractive dancing He be are advancing many arguments Here are which man will be eliminated and -which two entered »t tb« postoMlc* at Atlanta overpowering than England has yet known some of the main points candidates will be compelled to fiffht it out in MeKcllnr's 1 rieixln Moat C onfident came a verj much interested spectator all First the state owns some 3 000 acres ol a second primary eecond-clou mail matter in a war whose motives and ultimate alms the while holding his prize turkey by the water front, adjacent to deep watei which \\ hoe\ ei ma\ lead in the senatorial prl many of the English themselves seem not feet and neck could be used as a sea terminus Will Probvbly eliminate Lfa mar\ the campaign managers of < on^i ess POSTAGE UAfKS. "When the dance was over and Zode left Second the claim that the Western and At- A careful and unprejudiced m\ estimation man "VKKellar seem the more confident of United State* and Mexico. yet to appreciate the tent, the turkey was dead He had lantic has not expanded ind kept abreast of of the situation leads to the conclusion that th* ir candidate polling the largest number of ID to H-pa«e p»per». Icc. ii to 24 choked it to death the times in the jears which have passed voles MiXellar s. manag-ers u e the on IT, »»pere. 3c. 3« to It is not that the patriotic sentiment is Third, because it would lend an additional Senator L.ea will be cltrrlnateil and that the ones w, no ha\ e had the temerltj to pred t capers. 2o, U to S»-pa« Inducement to a prospecti\ e lessee of the run-off will be between fornit,i Go\ernor figures on the result tomorrow In i for papero. So. lacking, for that has been publicly expressed SEAT FOR RUSSIAN D \MCH roart Patterson and Congressman McKellir cast compiled at M Kellar s headrjuirters li in the outbursts of passion directed against Another city hall row Is on Fourth the people of the entire state are The campaign has been sroiiig on \i ith \ash\ tie based on reports from ( ount\ aid ATLANTA. GA., Nevember 20, 1915 Interested in the road while only a few are district managers and from the cangr ssionnl those who made any pretense to escaping This time it is over the window In the directly benefitted more or less heat and acti\ it\ lor three city clerks office that overlooks the plat disti u t managers the McKell ir mamgors months It has been chiractcrlzed b% much give him 4ut if i possible 1 '0 000 possible military service as in the protest form on which the free midway show is daily DID THE SENATE PUT A CHECK ON kjuilea Slal«» ami Mexico givep Everybody wants the window and bitterness engendered by alleged exposes of and name Pitterson u, the second man %\ itl Ma.U which prevented approximately a thousand THE HOUSE'S CUTTING PROGRVMt 41000 \otes putting ^en Uoi Lea n the real IF- iuvn.na.oly in advance > the members of council especially want it the political careers of the three candidates- Irishmen from embarking upon a vessel re when the Russian girls are dancing At the regular session or the legislature Mr Mcivellar and Mr Patterson ha\ e not at with 10000 \otes Ph* winning randi late or course must h'lv a majQrit> over the othe and Sunday «uo »a 4& The row first started between Alder the house cut the appropriations to etate in- tacked each other so much as each of them *ss *»n» v™4 uu cently about to sail for the United States man Maddox and Alderman Fariinger each stitutions and passed the general appropri two striving to get the other out of the "way At ations bill on to the senate to replace them has attacked Senator Lea Farl\ in the cam On the other hud one of Patterson s But for one reason and another volun last it spread and it was with much dfffi What the house would have done at that time palgn \Ir Patterson ^aid in a speech at Chat actlt e workers « atimites thai" no more thai i- W tt«kly teers have not been forthcoming in anything cuity that the city clerk sept order if the bill had come back with the cuts re tanooga I ha\e nothing, aga nbt \IcKellar "0000 -votes will be cast in the primarv II. By Carrier. Now they hnve all decided to let the front placed Is a matter for speculation, since the All I want him to do is to get out of m> wai gives I atterbon 30 000 of the 0 000 Lea 2o 000 like the extent necessary to meet the de- house quit before the bill got back In Atlanta ao i_uiit» pei uionUijjr ^J.^ window seat go to Alderman Charles Harri- But McKellar did not get out of Patter and McKUlar oiil\ 10 000 mand for military forces in the field Thus, son JECeUey because, so they say, he is the At the extra session the house sent the Still ig nn a new spipcr man who has bald heade-dest member of oouncfl general appropriations bill to the senate with eons way or Senator 1 ea s was either On followttl I ea ilii ost all o\er the state estl England is forced to conscription against appropriations to state institutions still in the the contrary he continued on his own wa> mates a ote of 100000 an ipproxlmat* 1 10 000 votes to uutaiu** ALia-iit**. The senate this time as at the regular bpaie life s outs the idea of a run off people . v The extra money needed for the city session promptly replaced these cuts but it admitted!} a formidable candidate So it h ipj ens tint one can get almo t of tlie Vv aanlmeton Uutoau It is unfortunate that it had to come, but schools has at last been provided for The did a little more than this Promt Dent Politicians Acrnlnut Lea an> kind of an estimate It depends largeH alder-manic board at Its meeting yesterday The house had raised the common school Senator Lea was elected to the Ln ted upon the political predilections and the heart events and reverses have long since mdi afternoon concurred in the action of council fund by JlOO 000 and It had been expected that de^lie of the man one m L\ be talking to making the necessary transfers and amend the senate would cut this increase about, $50 States senate b> tht- legislature of leniies cated that England must throw her ultimate 000 On the contrary the senato added an This di\t«:i >n of )i in! >n may bo said to is on oalo 11. ments to the June apportionment sheet to r see, through a triple combination of demo strlkiii,-,!^ illustrate the ill sions existing li provide for the schools other J O 000 to the increase making it an \uiti crt> uay alter Jt | forces into the fiejd, if she expects to win in increase of $150 000 Should the house at crats, republicans and Independents on Jan Tennessee s democrat c innks Frohibitioi >iew:»alantU, i>loaci Amone the extra appropriations made and factional politics ha\ e kept the part Lau Ue i^ a conflict in which she has fallen far short were the following tempt to cut the appropriations to state in- uary 23 1911 It was the elexenth ballot cast way anv. uu stieet liiuiea buildllil, stitutions when the bill goes back for con t >rn asunder f r a deco.1* «LnO it Is still fa .Liiiiiy <»i«, nth. BttaeL aim Bru«mw«iy I or. the Tenth Street semool for a fire by the legislature but the nrst upon which from being a united { artT of world expectations up to date in her exit $300 for th« same school for furniture currence in the senate amendments, it ap i ty i iitn aii eel. uiia Biuuaway pears certain that consistency will place the Senator Leas name was presented He wait The republic ins lo jk upon these cond progress toward victory foi the open air annex $350 for the Com house in the position also of having to cut the ed until the psychological moment and then t ons with unmitiKifod i leasure ami satisf i itulluii 13 not rexiHjntilDie Tor mercial Hig-h school $3 7"3 80 for the Girls appropriations to common schools when the had his name presented The result was tion They are planning to seize what tl t iiaaLa to uut oi-lowu local car High school $175 for new desks and chairs bill goes tnt< confeience which will be Mon consider a fine opi art imtj to put a repul for the grammar schools. $1 000 for improv he received 68 \ otes, winning bv only tw o Itcan In the L nited States senate from T i WHAT HAS BECOME OF 'T> ing school yards, $560 \otes more than the 66 votea necessary to nessce as a succes«oi to Stnator T,oa PENSIONS FOR FOUR SCHOOL, TEACHERS THKK*-t OHM'HI D RACE FOR elect Therefore the nomination of an; one r NUtt WITH THE HOUSE! It «eems only vesterday—it has been in ARE: VOTED FOR BI THE- ALDERMEN SPEAKERSHIP LOOMING UP Having been elected in 1911 Senator Leas the three candidates tonoi row is b> n fact onlv a few weeks—since the whole city The gossip going the rounds Friday at the term does not »xpire until March 3 1917 means equivalent to an election a^ It mi,,!) I toe Georgia senate has dealt with state The aJdermanic board at its meeting yes state house was to the effect that there are Since a year and a half must inteivene be have been in past ^ ears for the republic- ir talked about and agreed nqpn an enterprise terday afternoon, concurred In the action of to be three more candidates in the race for for« Senator Lea may beg-in a second term or will make a strong fight to dete it w hoe\ institutions as was expected of it. It has council to pay pensions to the following re the speakers hip of the next houae They befote his successor may assume the senato may be nominated that aroused no single discordant note—the tired teachers m th« public schools are named as Mr Knight of Berrien Mr rial toga many people have wondered ^ hy Pulternon'M Strroigth Problematical Miss I-ella Patton, Mrs W F Johnson matured the figures of the general appro establishment in \tlanta of a combination Jones of Coweta and Mr Culpepper of Men- the democrats are holding their senitorlal The most uncertain fe it ire, in connect Miss Martha F Andrews and Miss Ada wether primary eighteen months previous to the ex iv th the c nteat so far as s irfate Indi ati iJriations bill a& made by the house com countv and city university high school Brooks It is understood that Mr Knight will make plratlon of Senators Leas present teim Sen his race on a new shuffle and a new deal maj ^0 is the vote th it Patterson may I 1 They have all taught over the required ator Lea s personal explanation of thlb i*> that Since resigning his Candida, y for soverr inittee It has given back to Georgia educa Everybody approved It, approved it twenty years and were unaible to teach his idea being to make his plitform for the his political enemies rang in a snapshot pri longer icvision of the house rules so that the house same > ears a^,o for the purpose of hai m i strongly County commissioners were ready will have more power and the speaker and mary on him, in order to give him aa little lying the partj. at which time the latt St uonal and eleemosynary institutions the rules committee less power time as possible to prepare himself for the toi Bob Ta>lor took up the j,ul en it 1 to help with a substantial subscription, fight He charges that the democratic state banner Mr Patterson has had littl to r minimum llvin. wage the house committee whlle county school boards saw ,„ lt a iong executive committee called the primai> pic with politics but much with inhibition \ W. r. Gentry's Tribute to maturely and hastily thinking tnat he would unfortunate incident In Vaoh\ illc i ia<_«_ i h fixed when it investigated their absolute awaited opportunity City board of educa have no time to devote to the campaign at to reform Hnd for some time he hass 11)) en \ tion city council and the mayor were for it Late Booker Washington HUNDREDS INSPECT present As it is tru<* th xt the c ill fir the star speaker for the National ntl s il V needs and which the house too hastily re primary this fall caught beuatoi Lea rnucn organization practically as a unit and were proceeding, ELABORATE EXHIBIT leas prepared for the campaign than he wouL1 Mr I atterion s past may ha\ e th eft ttuced to almost a starvation basis—what Editor Constitution I wish- to commend have been next year perhaps :t i& possible of defeating- him when as a m itter >f J as every one thought to execution of the his apparent reformation as rep t 1 your recent editorial in which you refer to SHOWN BY RAILROAD that hls^ political enemies put one o\ ei him ever may have been the motive \Vith the project amidst general public commenda However Senator Lea undaunted has been avt rred by himself and friends sho Id M thp life and work of the late Booker T "Wash to 1 i ing him a largo vote Hundreds of Atlanta people and visitors making a vigorous campaign sometimes prohibition contest at an end it now rests tion when suddenly it has dropped from ngton Your tribute meets a cordial response speaking thiee or foui times a and has The luestion with his s ipporters is i to the city for the celebration of Harvest he come back'' view from those familiar with the difficulties BUT visited practlcall> e\ery c mnt> in the state with the house of representatives as a duty Festival Week have inspected the exhibit of Realizing that Patterson and McKellar were RennbltcanM Interested and Hopeful What has become of this so universally mounted and the discouragement overcome in a double sense to put itself in accord the Nash\ Ille Chattanooga and St Louia rail fighting him more than thej were fighting "Willie this three cornei ed contcht I commended proposal' Atlanta thought ev by this remarkahle negro man in achieving way on Wall street, near the old Union sta- each other Senator Lea has used a double been pro-ing on between the democrats rej i with the senate action and concur in re the success and fame which made him the tion barrelled oratorical gun so to speak in fight licans have looked on with m >re th t i i erything had been settled except the actual Ing them the while bombarding them with Ing Interest and sometimes with ai * i storing these institutional appropriations to foremost man of his race In charge of the exhibit Is J A. Senter, shrapnel stuff through the columns of his at what they term the antics of tl o tnr work of construction of a high school which Booker T Washington was horn in Frank- of the industrial department, and he is ex newspaper The ^»ash\ ille Tennessean ind candidates "While not participating in u a living basis should combine the four present widely lin county Va , on a plantation a few milea plaining to the many visitors the adaptability American primaries tomorrow they will have Urn ) from where I was raised, and I naturally kept of Georgia lands for the production of the Provokes Opposition of Srnador Shield* as keen an Interest in the result as This double duty grows both out ot obli scattered city plants under one roof and one products which are shown in the f exhibit democrats for they think they see an )pp head, and in which the county should be uip with his career I had known him well Not confining criticisms published in his tun it v to pluck the senatorial plum nc\ g&tion to the institutions themselves "yrrom for thijty years or more and he alwa> s com Diversification of" ci ops Is emphasized in the paper to Patterson and McKellar and their > car invited to participate a high school whose manded my highest respect and admiration demonstration 4t being shown that the farm avowed supporters Senator Lea jjei sletently So far as the rep iV IJcans ar<» cr nr ei n i I believe he wag, up to the present time the ers of this state are dependent upon no par attacked hit. colleague in the senate Hon two vital questions present th nib Utb which the state expects and demands a diploma should be a direct entrance certifl tieular product for their suc-cesj^ John K Shields of Knoxville who although connection with the situation ablest man his race has ever produced and the elder man is the junior senator from F rst \Vhirh of the thrte -an lid n s £rvice to the last penny and from the fact cate to the higher education of the college he did work of Inestimable value to both The work being done by the road looking r to the development of the agricultural and. Tennessee 1 riends of Senator Shields say we moat eaall\ dt-feaf and the university races that it was his intention to keep out of the faecond. Who is the best man to that this legislature of all others can least live «itock interests of the territory traversed 9 If we are going to do anything toward I should like to see a suitable monument b> its lines has been warmly commended controversy without expressing any opinion against the nominee erected to preser\e the memory of his abil and Senator fahields avers the same declar As to the possible republi in * n ti int afford to take a backward step at a time Agricultural Commissioner H K Bryson and three men ha\e been fiequcntlj r nt o the establishment of this institution which ity and achievement and I am personally President L M Rhoades of the Farmers ing that he was willing to let the three can didates fight it out among themsel\es but Thev are Jesse Littleton n ajor of < h tit when it has inaugurated the most radical Atlanta and Fulton county need and want, willing: to be one of 100 men to subscribe National union have g"I\en the work of the nooga under a commission for n of L, rn road along the line mentioned their hearty Senator Lea s repeated attacks in The Nash $100 for this purpose ville Tennessean provoked Senator Shields to ment T ASbury W right an infl c t I i reforms enacted within the state's history it is high time we were about it now support Dr H A Morgan dean, and his torney of Knox\ Illo an i ex (jo n 1 W T GKNTB.Y associates of the agricultural department of publish an open letter a few da>s ago in We are almost on the threshold of a President So Bell Tel & Tel Co which he announced himself as strongly op W Hooper The latter IR 1 Mng- j J I The majority which has written radical the Unlveisity of Tennessee, are [giving their his home In Newport a town on the v jy new vear City and county programs are hearty co operation in the work posed to the nomination of ^f-nator J*ea on e the ground that he is wholly unable to com railwaj between Knoxville and A«hmill I! prohibition into the Georgia statutes will now in the constructive stage, plans laid Demonstration Famui prehend the dignity and duties of the high of Is desultorily practicing law b t i r 1 The plan for developing the agricultural keep his fingers with sign if Irani n launch this reform under the severest ban and made now ma> have some opportunity, [ Supreme Court of Georgia. flee he holds and does not possess the quali ness on the political p ilse of the stat resources of the'territory as put into practice ficatlons essential to a senator of the Lnited The republican senatorial not n it dicap that could come to it. If it attempts those delayed are certain of failure, at least by President Pej ton, includes a chain of States will not be made until after the cit v demonstration farms six of which are now x for another twelve-month J F Petty vs H Ix Patterson, judge At the same time while thus opposing Lea, county elections in August of next > to penalize or strangle a single oue of these Mandamus absolute granted J E Mozley in cultivation at Sewanee Decherd Tulla Senator Shields did not directly favor either Then the republican senatorial candid it u The next few weeks must determine H B Moss, for movant horaa, Murfreesiboro Dickson an-d Martin Patterson or McKellar As to that phase of the democratic candidate will have n Georgia institutions whose service is so m Through these farms the crops which are the situation Senator Shields slid I h )pe thin two months in which to campaign f whether Atlanta is to lose another whole Armed and Submitted suitable to that particular soil are cultivated that an able broad minded man who will the senatorial honor I ven democrats aim and the farmers are sho'wn what their land, innately involved in the constructive ad year in the accomplishment of the most 1m- T P Ramsey tax collector, \a J H comprehend his obligations to the people and th it th* republicans ma> choose a man wl ONeill et al ai)d \Ice versa from Murray will do under intelligent and scientific cults is able to discharge the duties of the office will g*\e either one of the three dt mo ral vancement of the state j portant educational project that has been Rome Circuit v ati on * will be nominated and elected candidates that are to be voted on tomoi i jw The methods used by Special Agricultural Mrs W B Chastain >s W i, Bowen et Contfrc-Hnman boon's Satire the race of his life The senate has, done its duty well jt i suggested or discussed within the last al from "Walker Agent Joseph H Judd are those which are All of these conditions have operate ] to decade We may save it by acting now; N Z Smith vs Exchange Bank of Home approved b> the University of Tennessee and one wav and another Senator 1 ea also surround the Hcnatorial pr m tries tomorrow has. given emphatic answer to those who from Floyd. the farming operations are conducted in auch $red the displeasure of Congressman John with great Important e and to arouse tht we are sure to very seriously delay the City of Rome VB E R. &fcWHlla4ns et al a manner as may be followed by the farmer Austin Moon of Chattanooga "who has rep keenest universal interest have argued and professed to believe that movement if we let it get by the holidays from Floyd of small means The results so far show Liverpool and London and Globe Insur- that alfalfa clo\ er. wheat, oats potatoes etc mas be cultiv ated profitably and, that state pauperization must follow in the wake | without decisive* action ance company, Ltd, vs M j Hughes from This is the fall rally of the church and Sun •Being Grlonfled and n the evening will tt ls not as if tnis were a matter Chattooga by a &> stem of crop rotation farming and live day school and the congregation and frfends stock operations may be improved materially continue the series of sermons >n The Faith of prohibition. It has restored every one ot upon W B Orr vB Chattooga County bank will give the governor a great welcome Ht That Is in Us preaching on the subject \ which the community is divided, there is from Chattooga That this work will have its effect upon will begin speaking- promptly at 11 o clock these appropriations to Georgia institutions, J R Stamey et al \s B H McGmnls the entire south is evident from the number Sufficient Salvation The annu il 1 hank R not even^i question as to its expediency or giving service will be held Thursday morning et al from Floyd. of Inquiries received about fie methods fol Second Baptlnt omitting none and it has put itself upon Columbian Iron "Works vs Crystal Springs lowed at 11 o clock At this sor\ Ice thp si holars advisability All these preliminaries have Bleachery company, from TTalker In talking to the farmers over the coun Dr "W II Major pastor ( f the fapitol of the buncla> school will bring in g fts of Nancy Nefcly vs Tenffessee, Alabama and try President Peyton has been frank with Ax venue Baptist church will occupy the pul various edibles such as suf, ir trackeis rar record as insisting that real reform does not i been settled definitely and in favor of the pit gf the toecoml Baptist church at both ne^i goods of different \ arictles etc whit H Georgia Railroad company from Walker them He teljs them that the railroad in services Snndav and shall not mean the inauguration of a projectv in favor of the earliest possible Lu A Todd vs. J A Glover from Floyd its efforts to advance their interests Is doing w ill be sent to tne Thai n w ell or ph.inage W H Simmons vs J M Lindsay et al, so for the reason that he believes what helps Clinton S C The offering from the con policy that would both mar the good work execution of it trustees, from Floyd them will help the railroad and that eventu Kregation w it! be in money to bf ffi\ en tu It remains but to marshal the needed H F Sharp administrator, vs Ada Hall all> they will begin to produce more than the same institution it has done and make it impossible for the et al from Floyd they can u<*e on the farms Then th« rail- assets, provide the means and get busy L C Kirkland et al vs T H Ferris et al roads will get more freight and in that way I>mld IIIII» Presbyterian state to do its dut> by its dependents and with it There can be no possible excuse from Floyd returns will begin to come In on the in- \t the Diuid Hills Presbyterian chuich Henry Walker vs Mayor and Council of vestment Re\ U M Mclvci will speak on BIttti its growing youth for the loss of another year over it Bast Rome, from Floyd Waters Made Sweet At the evening service Ouk-esoy Marks VB City of Home, from Plan for I5xten«ioB«. the subject will he Today *n Paradise Surely the house will follow hi the sen "While the work Is new sufficient benefits °Leila Tate vs T H, Mull, from Floyd St. PRO! Met ho dint One war poet sings alllteratively tof have been shown to warrant President Pey Buckhead Baptist. ate s footsteps, and concur without halting T«lla»*»M Circuit *• ton in planning for extensions of the several The Ponce de Leon Avenue Laptist ehur h The pa,btor Ur I V\ Cjuillian has rr J T Council vs Officers of Court from "The Bells of Belgium." But we were under branches of the Work and eventually he ex- will have charge of the service, at Buckhead turned from the North Georgia Conference or quibbling in the only action that can Haralson Sunday evening and the program will be of at Rome and will occupy his pulpit at morn the impression that they had been melted pects to see a demonstration farm in every ing and nf^ht service His morning vu'bjt < t 7 Mary Smith vs. Wiillle Reed from Polk. county through which the road operates special interest Mr P fe Etheridge will be consistently accord with its reform achieve to make German cannon B A Munroe et al. vs J E Baldwin from :he speaker A Thanksgiving service will be will be Scriptural. Metno-fl o" Churcn HaTjilBon. One very gratifying result noted so far Growth ments Mrs> W C. McWllliams et al vs J F B has been the advance in farming land values held on Thursdav evening at which Rev V Boa'well from Haralson in the territory contiguous to the demonstra H Gordon will speak Ail It may be only a coincidence but when Agnes Mlllsap vs Waco Mercantile com- tion farms I n»t l*olnt Method!** Georgia looks to the house to pany, from Haralson Another plan which has been launched Sonthaide Btt*tt*<. At the Last Point Methodist cli arch Sun the czar fired Grand Duke Nicholas the Rus- contemplates the furnishing to communities f)n faunday night the ordinance of bap dav morning at 11 Or John <- Jenkins, mis promptly meet the issue, and to say in the Cow*ta Circuit of farmers a pure-bred bull where the farm- Lism will be administered by the pastor Rev sionary secr^tarv of the 'Vorcii Georgia ( 01 sian armies stopped retreating City of Newnan vs T B Davis et a] ers are sufficiently Interested in better live Hugh fa W allace to thirty-one candidates , ference will prear h At the evening hour unanimitj of its action and Indorsement of from Coweta stock to purchase a number of high grade at the Southside Baptist church Rev Hugh at " 30 the pastor Rev C. \ \\eathers will C A Simon ton vs Perdue Sc Pace from cows or heifers Wallace the pastor will preach and admin preach using as his subject Sonship the senate program that a great reform ha» Pedestrian portraits of Lord Kitchener Heard Much good has also been accomplished ster the ordinance of baptism It is expected not been wrought in vain Flint Circuit. through the lime club work of the industrial that others will come prepared to be re Baptist Vnloo Service give the Impression that he isn't nimble WCbe \ aughn vs W H Wheaton admin- department under the direction of P M cetved into the church and be baptized Sun THc annual union Thankv^iving service of enough to sidestep the issue 1st rater, trora Spaldlng Ewing In west Tennessee alone 125 acres day night along with the thlrtv one others the Baptist churches of Atlanta will be held Frank Howard vs. J C Collter from of alfalfa have been planted In five counties who are waiting at U o clock Thanksgiving morning in the Monroe (Dismissed > through the furnishing o.f ground limestone Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptiat church I)i CONSCRJPT/G&. S B, Turman, executor et al vs. R R by the road in co operation with the bankers Ponce de I*C«B V*enne Charles W Daniel will prr-ach Th" ofCerln- The "Gateway to India" may prove as Smarr from Spalding and business men of these counties At the Ponce de Leon Avenue Methodist w«! be for the Baptist Orphans hr me The one aspect of the war which Eng- great a Teutonic illusion as was "The Gate- Elnora Woodward vs t7 S Fuller et al Exhibits of the products of these farms Episcopal church corner Ponce de Leon and land, throughout its population, has viewed from Monroe and products from the various localities Piedmont avenues the pas»tor J H Elder Central Pre»brlerlan way to Paris " J Bblan vs J L. Edwards et al from along the system, showing the results of im will preach at the vesper service at 4 30 sub- At the Central Presbv tenan chur h feundo- with as much or more horror than anything Butts proved methods of agriculture and the adapt : ect The Good Fight ~" Dr Dunbar H Ogdcn will preach b Jth morn Raleigh Pippin vs Mrs N E Watts from abil>tj of the soil for the various crops, have Ing and evening Topics 11 a rn I If*- alee is almost upon it In the English mind, Monroe. been shown by the road at many fairs ; Aafonry MrthixllMt. Most Beautiful \dventure 8pm The conscription is very little, if any, better Mr Bryan may be for "Peace at any C C Chandler vs Lizzie Chandle from At the Asbury Methodist church cornbr Faith of franco price," but first row seats at his lectures are Fa> ette, Davis and Poundry streets Sunday schtwi than actual del eat. Ocmnlvee Circuit. will begin at 9 30 a. m Preaching 11 a rn frpiTorth MetbodJxt. While the labor unions have been fore- invariably $150 T J Flnnej et al vs Knapp company and 7 30 p m Rev Pirley Bauin the new pi or will from Baldwin ' IN THE CHURCHES preach morning avd evening sei v ce« 11 most in their campaign against the adoption NationaKSurety company vs. Farmers Memorial Methodist. a m and 7 30^pu m at the f-pworih church State Bank of Sparks from Jasper J H EMer the pastor will preach at 11 of the conscription act, because they felt It The Texas Rangers continue to gire Trinity MetfeodfMt Farmers Warehouse company et a] vs Flmt i m at the Egelston Memorial church sub- would more seriously affect their numbers Uncle Sam valuable points on preparedness. J H Malone et alr from Baldwin lect. A ThanksgfA Ing Basket. ' Sunday Trinjtj church pulj it w 11 be occupied ai M. C. Hick man et al VB G W Com we 11 Why is the Spirit called Hol> *" Why school at 10 Prayer meeting Wednesday 11 a m and ~ 30 p m by Dr Charles O Jone m providing able bodied material, for the from Jasper Is the term not generally used in connection evening at 7 30 This will toe a Thanksgiv- who has been reappointed pastor for th Central of Georgia Railway company vs with the Father and the Son** la the Spirit ng prayer meeting second year Dr Jone» report at the late army than any other class, the opposition The Serbian women are real fighters, J B Stiles, from Baldwin * holier than the Father or the Son? Sin conference at Rome was amonx the very be** sentiment has extended throughout the so- and yet they're In favor of peace at home Exchange bank vs. Horne-And-r Com- against the Holy Ghost has a peculiar sig- K*mt Polat. of the 300 pafatoral charges Sunday mornlo., mission company, from Baldwin nificance, Dr Lyons will speak on The Dr Jones will recount ihf proceedings < cial scale, until even nobility, where It could Holy Spirit' at the 11 o clock service at the Dr Holderbv will occupv hj» pulpit at the late conference At night he will coi Troutman Lumber company va. National Bast Point Sunday morning preaching on 1 do so with half-way grace, baa fought It off. The only thing that's cheap about the Sffanufactaring company, from Baldwin. First Presbyterian church tomorrow morning The Sword of the Kingdom of Heaven, or elude the discourseii on Th* Moriel Bamilv E. L. Bates VM G A. Weaver et al. from the Two-Edged Sword of Christ. The sub- The topf c will be The Ideai Home These To begin with, the English people have European war is peace talk. Jones. nermons have been attended bv the largest J A. Jones vs M N Coates, from Han- Service at 11 a m Services led and ject of th« evening- sermon will be God's night congregations in the history of Trinit> been notified by their government that con- cock. preaching b> Rev Benjamin Rush Thorn- Search for Man scription, on a partial basis, will be Inaugu- G W Slay, administrator vs, E H. George Imrj Sunday school at 9 30 I•!ver»*Il*t Church. The Panama canal isn't different—in that et al-. from Morgan e*«BM«*r revylerl**, Rev John W Rowlett who has b^«n em- rated immediately after November 30* or Taberauwle Bapthrt. Services will be held Sunday morning at ployed a» a regrular supply for the Universal way of sliding Into trouble. Our Bank vs Mrs. W H Corry. from Governor Harris will speak at the Bap* li o clock* at .whic/i time the pastor, Rev^ 1st congr*g*tt'on, will speak fcunday tut Tabernacle Sunday morning at 11 o clock. A. A Lfttle, D D* will preach on toe on ' jth* gvmpatr^" of Religion. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915. Page Nine.

and parts of laws in conflict with, tola act I ! Thorn asvllle, 70 bushels. Clyde Posey. Arabl. sion of the pageant ' Fred Ho user and b« and tbe same are. hereby repealed ' ! 69 bushels. Paul Norcross «IH dispose of the prizes, : Hontheftstera F»Jr Seholwrahip by Conrr««- which are as follows Paris Dressmakers QUALIFICATIONS ] Hlonal Dtetrteta. ^^ SUCCESSFUL FAIR „ George Beauley, Blkcfa, 94 bushels, George STOP SOUTHERN TRAIN PRIZES TAKES STEPS OF CITIZENS. 1 Conger Tltton 103 bushels. Walter Bridges \n amendment offered by Mr Beck, { , ' Dawson, ill bushels £ddle King, Colum- AWARDED. Bar U. S. Customers of Carroll, to the then pending bills, • bus 113 bushels. Lonnle Smith, Itecatur, A sold wrist watch b> X>a\is & Free- about the same time the Burwell-Full I 124 bushels Frank Dunn. Williamson. 144 man to the srirl or woman appearing bushels Will Morrison Dalton, 140 buab- WHEN STORK ARRIVES I in the most attractive costume a gold bright bill was offered, provided for | els Dewltt Shirley, Carnesvtlle. 138 bush- TOWARD RE-LEASING the same kind of commission, except f CLOSE» SALE els Kov Fowler, Canton, 139% bushels, knife, grven by Maier & Berkele to the Of German Origin that it added the qualifications that the , Hardy r>arnell White Plains, 128 bushela. } man appearing: in the most impressive one citizen to be selected should be * Terry Ban com, Dasher 101 bushels Jeff Little Girl la Named "Jimmie" costum*. a »old wrist watch by Maier skilled in railroad matters Messrs j Goodowns, Atlej 88 bushela. & Berkele to the girl or woman ap- Williams, of Mertwether Walker, of Management of Southeast- for the Pullman Coach on pearing in the most grotesque or com- Ben Hill, and Knight, of Berrten, pro- n. ical costume an iron bed bv the Pul- Evenv Gowns for Mrs. Nor- i posed In their amendment to the Swift Which She Was Born. ton Metal Bed company to the ladj OF THE STATE ROAD Three Cr*p Prizes. appearing in the second most grotesque 1 bill—the committee substitute—that the ern Fair Holds Enjoyable First—Thomas Ball Newnan Coweta man Gait Won't Be Allow- ^ i two citizens provided for In other county profit $222 33 or comical attire, a silh umbrella, b> [ amendments to that bill be named in Second—L-oyd Murphy Felton Haralson Da\ is -Paxon- Stokes company to the t t w A Wlin sh Banquet—Elaborate Plans county, profit $220 49 Incoming Southern train No 24 was man in the most grotesque costume, a ed to Pass Through Ger- Passes Bill Calling for Com- i 3& £b£? j£Sa&i. *" Third—Ulysses Smith Edison Clay held up thirty minutes at-Tallapooaa, gold ^ rist watch, by the Eugene V [ Messrs Morris and Dorse>, of Cobb, Made for Next Year. county proflt |201 95 Ga, last night while the stork present- Haynes company to the woman in the f\t fwf-nr offered an amendment to the Burwell- Fourth—Walter Bridges Dawson Terrell ed one of the passengers witfh a smiling couple attired in the most harmoniousK man-American Hands. Ui \JTUV- | Fullbrig-ht bill, that an addition be county profit J201 85 distinctive costume and to the man a Fifth—First, Charley McGulre CarroUton ba"by gl rl The mother. Mrs. E M pair of Hanan shoes and Knox hat bv —., . _- ._ - made providing that whatever com- Ix>one-v wife of a prominent merchant mission is provided for ma> have the With a successful sale of cattle and Carroll county, proflt J18S 40 second Mau- the Carlton Shoe anQ Clothing company Pa.ns No\ ember 1<» —The Paris ernor,* Chairman Railroad authoritj to investigate the matter of rice Crowder Kensington, "Walker count} of Boaz. Ala, was on her way to At- a hat \alued at ?25 b> the J rlegenstein swine, the first annual Southeastern' proflt ?169 27 third Ralph 'Warren, Sar- lanta to take up her permanent resi- company to the girl or woman of the Dressmaners association toda> affl- —«J „ s the lessee of the state road being: re- C£ couple appearing In th*» most hartnoni- ciaU\ dtcjd^d that no member should and a quired to pay taxes in each of the coun- fair came to a close yesterday after- t f^^a ™-f.*/! dence here at No .15 "West Peachtree ms, Fayette, Fayette county i ously grotesque costunru, and a lamp deliv er dresses for Mi s Gorman Gait ties traversed noon profit $153 43 fifth Thomas Poland ~ street valued at $1 >, to the man Messrs Yeomans and Dorris offered •ni-nflf • tl 11 to a house in \mtHca who« member of the s\ ndicate has offered a Kellj Sprmsfltld tire A ens at large thre intead of two. to sociation, the cattle exhibitors and the HTaralson count j profit $123 30 fourth Hoyt was so good that they were carried would be promt to be honored with a WITH AUTHORITY TO ACT be appointed by the governor Mr Car- . swine sales managers. The banquet Brown Buchanan Haralson countj 1121 62 local hotel will anard a. parlor suite commission to make a cown for Presi- fifth William Clifton Macon Bibb county to fehe new home on West Peachtree for a week to the automobili'sts bring ter of Bacon, offered an amendment woa •,*>!,• «* *»,« street, where Mr Looney will join dent A\ ilson s li iniet. and would be providing for the collection of data was "el* at ttie nt hotel and profit Jios 76 sixth Stanley Wmialn; I ing the greatest number of person*- a n a u l tJ oflt 1 3 his family todaj i distance of at least 40 miles most happ\ if pei mitttd to present ft looking to extension of the road to the \^s an event of much interest, 'being t ™Vf° u £ £™ll »S?. ! _ ?r .__ * 2 ?? Conductor Hichardson stopped hJs with its compliments sea and investigation of available sites largely attended seventh Clifford Miller Mllledeevllle' Bald , A general prize a beautiful niahog foi a deep-sea terminal Dr Ledbet- ity profit $97 69 eighth Melvin train at Tallapoosa for thirty minutes j any chair gi\en b\ \I Rich Bros Co Charles Ivurzm in of Nt. \\ \ ork is No Time Limit and No Min- Several short addresses were made at | J?/^ Carroll coutny profit $96 II He hurried for a physician in a taxi- and a second prize of $r> rash for ter of Polk offered an amendment cab The serxices of Dr L G* Johns, said to be the m in commissioned to I providing? that the commission be com- the spread, during the course of which ' SJlXr which the automobile competitors viill S n of Bellevue hospital. New York cil> bu\ the tfowns for Mrs Gait The imum Leasing Figure Set 1 posed of the governor the chairman ^fcnter draw, will conclude the puzo li^t newspapei LOuevre ^njs Kurzman has ' of the state railroad commission and those who contributed to the success county proflt Uho was on a. visit to his father, I>r i The committee in charge of the d^A s of this years exhibition expressed the . """" j? Crop Prizes*— greatest event of th. km* In the | I^^S'l^iT w^gF^* S^a Mrs L*>onej accompanied bv ner j iork posed Bills Voted Down. brother, "Mrs J A. Jarrett, of Boaz it was explaintrl that some time ago It f lease price from $50 000 month to i history of the United States | Jj™1,'*,, cSST?!iton r,c?,rrolL_f:0?l1.ty _ profit Vumfrallc Ball |131 40 Thomas Ball Sargeant joined the train at Annfston Ala at w as found that a liuge numhei of n U n Coweta That Sumfrolic day \\i\\ b** m un T ... amendm-nt composing th! ,-om mb> Salesmen and purchasers alike were county profit J222 33 Herman Williams 6 35 o clock usual t,utcc«s and that tonight-, 1 L\ ish dress importers in \ j w loik \n<\ tlse- sion of the railroad commission and pleased with the success of the sales Fayettevllle Favette county profit |1B3 43 The little girl was named Jimmie' bal en masque at the Auditorium ^.i nheit w (je of thtv^Ttutomt iaco and V\ * \ BILL AS PASSED. William Clifton Macon Bibb countj profit after the name of the Pullman <*ar in three citizens of the state Mr Ander- r-riday and as a result of the disposi- mor\ will be one of the weeks most the HSSI>C lation is a milter of prin The "Western and Atlantic re-Ieas- 1109 76 Clifford Millar Milledeevtlle Bald- which she"\yEts born, which was ' Fames conspicuous dance affairs, is a-asmcd 0 win county proilt $97 69 no report from town "-, ciple detided t*v refu*!** s.o soil toy tw o mg- commission bill passed by the SuWe'/FSSSrU't"^^ SSSnVlS t,o« of the thoroughbred cattle and Putnam Morgan Oconee Clarke Laurent) by the acti\ ities of the feumf rollc of tlu houst s w ho=ie n inn s w« re draw 11 rommittee of which Prod Patteit-on is huuse \ esterda> 134 to 14, Is the that bill George \I Brmson as fche one Is'vtlne it is expected that the southern Builoch Jenkins Wilkinson Jefferson and b\ lot On< nam*. drawn w is that ot •tiJ-en to he designated atates will reap great benefits Pur- Eminuel chairman amended house committee substitute \n idded e\ ent to tonight s mask n til tht person *der ng gowns for Mr*? chasers for the most part reside in this HARVEST FESTIVAL prepared b> Sv. ift of Muscogee It TALKS CLASS V will bo the givinp awiv of Ea^u in Oalt ^ state, although a number of the sales 1 \ ictors the celebrated. automol Ue provides Four Crop Prizee — (Bulls) WILL CLOSE TODAY I iLiil T-oiiot j t ndu aie is al s> nt trom 1'ai is For i commission composed of the Colonel M J Yeom * i^ of Terrell monwealths, and the animals will be Bridg-ee Daw eon proflt $201 65 Elyses j ^haw and which his been acquired bv governor the chairman of the state completed his argument in behalf of Smith Edison profit J201 57 no report from the Georgia suffragettes His Lonfuioiitial storec n \ how t \ ei «Mptf>ed at once Continued From First Page. conflimi 1 tl e siatenit nt that Kur/ railroad commission and one citizen the bill bv Dorris and others He was Randolph and Quit man John R. George The ceremonies w iU be pei formed followed by Andrews of Fulton Hutch Eliminate "Scrub" Hera*. Blakely Early profit J6l 48 during the opening: t.'eerci^t-s of the mm his tint itened to raise. L diplo to be appointed by them eson of Turner Klders Morris of dance Many "scrub' herds *re expected to by Captain Worden Band concerts mat ic utsllun o\<" tho rnattf i J? or compensation of the citizen Cobb Smith of Dade Dorris, Knight be eliminated as a result of the sales CLASS VI ^ n i rna\ Uc cl 11 o til it no mtmber appointed to be fi^ed by the gover Fullbnght and Anderson, of Jenkins Kduratlonal Premiums by Georgia Bankers' will also be given in the interims and of oui s\ itiu lit wiH clolivti jrowns During the course of his argument conducted here, and a large number » Association. as a preluda to th e performance to Kui 7man ot through Kui zman nor <*nd chairman of the railroad EX-PRINCETON STUDENT behalf of the committee substitute of farmers, it is believed, will devote Group 1— First JLewla Reglater Hah Ira, One of the firsrt events of the day or in\ othtr (toimtn hou«« haid thi Lowndes county 100 ^ bushels second commiysion —the bwift bill—iMr Elders of Tat- their attention to the production of | will be the children's skating contest RELEASED BY BRITAIN seci tai >. \L tin stint time eat li nai_ _,l, _pai _, d_, hig,Lh ^triout i e_ ito. ^,th_ e_ young thoroughbred cattle and. swine after , George Harper Broad hurst Wayne county 01 t \ < r -^ me i ii^r C tlie s\ ndical* tor power unde r which the com- 96 bushels third Pig- club scholarship on Luckle street from the intersection member from Muscogee holding -him up seeing the success with which -they may would le n oud to be limoied with ^ misbion shall hive full rights to as one of the greatest lawyers in the (awarded, later) of Spring to Fairlle street More than London, November 19 —"^ejineth G commission t i mikt i gov-n I ai Pi csi lease the road house and saying unequivocally tKat be raised Group 2—First John Paul Johns Toccoa, fdrty youngsters under 12 years of age Triest, the former Pi inceton student d*-ut ^ il on s func c md would b« Ninety-two heads <*f swine weg» sold Stephens county 114 bushels second Paul No upset price is fixed and the he was the best fitted man In the state Gibbon Monroe Walton county 112 bush- will participate The race, the con- held in London as n German spv has most h i n \ if I *• rnutted ti j (.sent it time limit is left to the discretion of to be on the ^ extern and Atlantic re at an average of $52 50 each and 45 els third Ernest Gunnels Danleisvllie j l*rt «i ing may bt. negotiated and cloaed by Andrews of Fulton, Yeomans and Mor- $371 The bidding was spirited and net, Jonea ElHjay Glimer county 115 The prizes are roller skates given by the purchasers include many men who is the son of \^ olffeang O Triebt a dent \\ ilson th* commission ri« of Cobb, pio^tling that further bushels third Lin ton Murphy Felton the Hightower Hardware company member of a Ne\\ \ ork c ontra<-tinK That ulvifoability of extension to consideration of the subject be post have rmade extensive preparations for Haralson 115 bushels. The girls prize in the female race will firm He was arrested in London m i;h. i the sea be investigated and proper poned that the speaker appoint a com- the production of the Aery beat grades Group 4—First Stc-wart McGlann Cusseta, ofdci tl cut li *- hei we inu 1 Chattahooche county 110 bushela second be a pair of shoes presented by the J October Trleat Icf I Pi mceton last recommendation he made mittee of five and this committee take of stock Januarj and enlisted as a wireless op tht news fr nil Piiis th it tie uits^ ill pending bills ami substitutes into James Daniel Ashburn Turner county 108 P Allen company the third and fourth makers sjnduitf t il MitUl^t*>cl t a conference \\ ith Messrs Wimblsh 'We aie more than pleased with the bushels third Pig: club scholarship esterday afternoon pass- \lexander and Candler and T\ith those success of the exhibition, said R- M J P Allen and the George Muse com- commsscommissioneo d to hn. \, ^ w ni 1< i Mis Stripling the general manager of tne Group 6—First Bernard Gaston Jackson charged promised to deliver in Berlin ed a Western and Atlantic commission gentlemen a substitute foi the whole Butts county 141 bushels second J D pany valuable secrets which he claimed to Norman tialt n > eotnme- - - - ft ith matter be prepared in the form of a fair, at the banquet last night "As a> PInpvlew 80ft bushels third, pig have learned The interception )f this coming The whiU hou^t, took n oill and adjourned until Monday morn- new bill and be reported to the house TJie skating events are under the di- It w it, t?t.nt rail result of the exhibition, Georgia will j club schola ihlp (awarded later) reotLon of W J Stoddard letter led to his arrest Re-presenta- tire of the rtp« rig Monday morning The suggestion did I save thousands of dollars everj year ( (The abov » awards were made upon th« tions made to the British government xgreed b\ tho ho di»-c iss« d th* not meet with favor, on the argument A brand-new feat in street festivi- s no possibility of The bill passed b> the house was the | throug-h the production of pure bred j returns from, county agents ties will be inaugurated by the com- by Washington resulted In the trial of matter that then that it would merely mean the reintro 5 a dip lorn itir qu bt 111^ i aistd committee substitute amended and duction of all the matter now before I cattle We had entertained the hope ( mittee i n cha rgre of t he da j whe it the prisoner on a charge of espionage mysterious masked persons will be being postponed until October IS and pi o\ idt-S f >r a commission to be com the house and the loss of all the time that the fair would be liberally [patron- tension work) then indefinitely soent so far on the subject On mo ized but did not expect that It would stationed at different hours on down- The ai t fioU coloriiiR of ^ >ld I posed of the governor Jhe chairman town conspicuous corners Wolfgang G. Triest recentH went to tfon of Mr Neill of Muscogee the reso attract so many people as have visited London with the purpose of attempting to meet pr« \ailmk t istt s b\ k« « pin of the ra Irnad commission, and one clt lution was taJbled and the morning ses There will be four of these perform- them m water containing i rt-iin die on adjourned { the Lake wood grounds during the past ances at 3, 4, 5 and 6 o clock in the to obtain the release of his son He izfn t) be selected b> the governor WOMAN ARRESTED claims that joung Triest is mentally Icals is exten = ivel\ c n rlcd on i I week ' afternoon Each masked mystery will unbalanced This ia m line with the bug'g'estion of AFTERNOON I J Crouch of Lafatt Ind, one of the ON DISORDERLY be a prominent Allan tan The first Messi s A\ imbish Vlexander and Can country s beat known breeders of cattle will appear at Whitehall and Mitchell SESSION streets the second at Alabama and dler Thurada-v afternoon that if the and swine, declared that the aho-w was mission \v hit h could i eally accomplish The ifternooii session was spent In CONDUCT CHARGE Whitehall the third at -Marietta and wmethmg it should bo limited to a oting upon the bill and the various the best he ever saw for the first ex- Broad and the fourth at Forsyth and small nutnbei of embers imendments the house adjourning at hibition undertaken by any organiza- Peachtree 1 o'clock tion The management of the exhlbi As the result of an alleged flirtation The Atlantans who learn their iden- COLLECT Mr ledbetter of Polk, under a re- tion he said, has demonstrated that it tity will receive handsome awards Mrs C V Nichols who g-ave her ad- Between 3 30 and 4 o clock In the consideration \v anted to amend the ia familiar with the work which it has DATA. bill so that the commission would be dress as 117 Nelson street, is now a afternpon one thousand balloons, bear- undertaken and tbe visiting breeders ing- prize coupons returnable for mer- Another Wonderful The commissiun v> ill be authorized composed of the governor the chair prisoner at police barracks on the delight at an opportunity to attend such chandise at moat of Atlanta s an ops, to aasemblt til lata concerning the man of the railroad commission and charge of disorderly conduct three citizens, hut the amendment lost an exhibition She was arrested at the Union pas will be released from the roofs of tmild oa 1 including the possibility of ex- It was then that Mr Swift, of MUB- ings In the shopping district tincling' the road to the sea Vo mini R J Kinzer, of Karsas City the sec senger depot by the police on a charge The balloons w4U be turned free from cogee champion of the committee sub- retary of the American Hereford Cait- num leabing figure ran I»e fixed under stitute bill abandoned his fight for a made by Mrs Mamie Jefferies of 119 the tops of the foltahving buildings J tle Breeders' association, was enthusi, M High company, W&tlanta National Candy Sale Today this bill commission which would have as a •Yulmrn avenue, that she had seen "Mrs ^otrun^ but the Weatern and Atlan- part of its membership members of the astlc over the success of the exhibition Xichols coming out of the home of Mrs bank Third National hank, Fourth Na and he expressed his views of the fair tional bank Empire. Healey. Trust t (i bill was considered by the house on general assembly and moved to amend Jeffries mother, Mrs H H Hocketer, Every maid and nearly every man likes really the substitute bv providing for the cre- ait the banquet. Two weeks ago I pre- Company of Georgia, Empire Life Can- 1 rtdii at 31 Gilmer street 1 followed her to dler, Grand Opera house and Fire- ation of a commission to be composed dicted through the column of The good candy. It's a taste that comes to us as kid- The senate Frula> adopted the gen- of the governor, the chairman of the Edgewood avenue up to Nortn Pryor stone Tire company — tial ippropriations bill and that Uill Breeders Gazette tha-t the Atlanta street, and to the depot, airs Jeffries The doors or the masked ball at dies, and is just as natural as our love for good railroad commission and a citizen to be show would be a mammoth one. he told the police night will be thrown open at 7 30 retui n to the hunse "VIonday for cen- selected by the two officials named The go\ernor7and the chairman of the said I knew that Atlanta's energy Just prior to the time that Mrs Nich- o'clock and the dance will begin things to eat. currtntf m stnite amendments and progress would not allow the show ols was arrested at the depot a promptly at 8 The usual admission af The It^i^latuie •will not adjourn be railroad commission are to fix the sal- young man, who gave his name as B BO cents will be charged This affair fo:e Tuesday in A cannot adjourn then ary of tne citizen whom (they select to be other than successful However, S. Grew, Hurt building, joined her promises to be the merriest of the if the aut jmolule cav UM is to be The commi^'sioTi shall make Its own even I was surprised at the magnitude The officers cross-Questioned Grew, week rules and methods subject only to the Contestants in the masquerade march passed which some legislators are now limitations specified in the bill This of the show and the interest shown who told them that Mrs Nichols, whom Today's Great Candy Special louhtins therein Next year we can maike the he said he did not know had passed will assemble in Taft hall at 8 o'clock 1 amendment was adopted 1 %\ hen th* house convened for the exhibition the greatest ever held in by his office at the Hurt building on The grand b%ll will be led by Clint morning M ssion a bill was introduced An amendment to specify no up-set Hdgewood avenue and had flirted with Barbers festival band, followed by the Dainty, toothsome "BUTTERCUPS," a hard silk-finis - as a --it stitute for the whole by Mr orice or minimum leasing figure, was America- him night's Judges—Mr and Mrs John S. Bur well oL Hancock and Mr Pull- idopted WU1 Duplicate Premiums. I Uked her looks and followed her ' Cohen, Mr and Mrs Jamee B Nevln, candy, especially good for children Made in assorted briffht of Burke making the provisions An amendment of Judge Atkinson he said *I had Just Abutted in—when Dr and Mrs \V B Elkin, Miss Isma flavors and colors. Regularly 400 of Fulton to reserve the right to the I can sa> truthfully that while I Dooly and Charles I Ryan f r the numbei of the commission have been attending shows for many you fellows came up * which wis lat* r incorporated in the state to run any streets or viaducts This discrepancy in Mrs Nichols Awards will be made at the conclu- pound, at .... 29c < ommittee substitute, by amendment across the property, or along the prop- years and never -miss one of the Royal story led Chief of Detectives Newport Air Swift of Musco j?ee makmg this erty, without being subject to suit for exhibitions, I have not seen such keen Lanford and Sergeant of Detectives impairing the lease, was adopted This competition as developed at the Atlanta Burnett, who came up at this time to saciifico to save his jnll s provision leaves the wk> open for the A» frivolous, gay, and show Our association is so enthusias- ut Mrs Nichols under arrest She will consideration of the Atlanta plaza plan ge tried this afternoon on the charge amusing * •lory as one might Le Triomphe de Perfection— W & A under a new lease tic that we intend to duplicate the pre- miums which we awarded this year' of disorderly conduct She denies any wish for —doubl y welcome in BILL The committee substitute RS amend- wrongdoing The triumph of perfection in candy-making is reached ed carrying a commission of three, Ivan K Allen, of Atlanta, chairman a world gona somlfre and The bill bj 1 of Hanto Was adopted by a \ote of 70 to 56 of the Fair association, expressed him in Block's Triumph Chocolates Made under the personal M Fullbright Of self as being delighted with the event tor nou-ie bill No 1 Is as follows , gray with tragedy. - supervision of a great chocolate on an aye and nay vote, was passed This year s show, be said, "surpasses ERROR IS ADMITTED Section 1 B« H enacted by the general ' our expectations as to exhibits attend- i-"jembly of ueorsla. and it Is hereby en bv a vote of 134 to 14 expert. You cannot imagine a tctc 1 by authority of the san\e, that a corn The bill will be sent to the senate 1 aace and receipts We were ready for IN WHITLOCK REPORT Sparkling with bright, misfit n is here I 3, created fan the purpose i Mond First Aerial Flight j ford cattle, •which is the keynote of the lowing statement of the season. —Bo*ton Gbfte other citizens of Georgia to be selected by [ cattle business We have brought a 'It has now been ascertained that the boned package that will please these tw o I larger class here than was ever shown statement in the letter addressed by the S«C. " Be it further enacted by authority } Held Friday at Noon; at one of the Royal exhibitions The the most exacting Chocolates, aforesaid that said tommlfaaion shall have swine which we have sold are good in United States minister at Brussels to full po<.er ind authority and It la hereby the ambassador at London under ,date Nuts and Fruit All Chocolates ma le its duty to make all necessary Invea ' Bombardment Today ever> respect. The sale of this live illations ami uhtaJn all needful Informa stock will mean much to Georgia of the 14th of October, to the effect that PRUDENCE tlon touchinR the property of the state We have added to the corn show ten- the German prosecution had asked, for iovn as the Western and Atlantic rail | The f u st aerial flight of the week fold and right here af Atlanta we have a sentence of death against Miss Edith OF THE PARSONAGE >ad before undertaking to enter Into any T shown the greatest 'single shot' agri- Cavell and eight other persons impli- Block's Chocolates and Bonbons, 60c lb. ase ct niract for the same wag made b> Captain J H W orden at cultural exhibits ever seen in the south cated by her testimony, was *lue to er- Admitted by all to be equal in every way to the confec- *s<-c 3 Be it further enacted by the au Piedjnont park yesterdav at noon, when i Next > ear w--.e- intend t*-o t—do great ,—?:»thing-s roneous information furnished to the torlty aforesaid that said commission la 8 United States legation and so far as it srebv authorized to enter Into and execute hefje the sase of thousands he deHed ShftTt. wSl'WS'.^WfSrSd °we has been possible to discover no other tions usually sold at one dollar Carefully packed in dainty i behalf of the state such contract for the storm> \\inds to twice encircle the '" hav" e th"' e* "'•midwa* y at" Laker' * ood" person has been directly implicated by package. Comes either all chocolates or chocolates and bon- re lease of said property and. upon such "We Intend to have a machinery "hall, a r in and for sut h time as maj in the race course any testimony on the part of Miss Ca- The bombardment of the Improvised rate track and a grandstand Already vell' bons, as you prefer. «t i iterests of tht people of the state fort was not performed however, be- the contracts have been let for four Set 4 Bot it further enacted that the ia.\rl new cattle barns cause no permit had been obtained: from f K C Stone, of Peorla 111 the obtaininVin'formatlon1 an'd the park department to drop bombs in ! president of the Illinois Live Stock Block's Superb Chocolates, 80c lb. ities as it may see proper the park grounds Breeders association, said the Hamp We want you personally to try these Superb Chocolates the enses of said commission | The destruction of a fort at Pied- shire swine breeders want to aid in , P d the state and the sura of mOnt park by Captajn J Hector Wor- making the Atlanta show the beat in Made of rich and pure cream and delicious real chocolate ' den was not the United States. He added that next ^eTn^authorlzedi ufVraw interfered with by Park year It will be possible to more than Wear If you are not entirely satisfied with them, we will refund the state treasury from Manager Joseph Oscar Cochran, ac- double the premium* list The leading time to time for the same cording to a statement given out by breeders will be here, he flald, and will your money sec 5 Be It fu ther enacted that all laws him Friday afternoon, when he read appropriate money for the classes story In an afternoon paper W G Cooper, vice president of the Week-End Chocolates DUXBAK and Bonbons injure the park, and I informed Cap- is destined to became famous for its Your (Hloliday tain Worden s men that as soon as they cattle People have been surprised at i Made right 1-sre in Atlanta, and showed me what they intended to do I the great strides of the past five yeari delivered to us absolutely pure^ Pu rcliases With would issue the necessary permit. I and they will be more than surprised waited to see what sort of buildings during the next five years "Too much and fresh and delicious every they would erect and they did not erect HUNTING cannot be said," Mr Cooper added, "for Our *9n6 Catalogue any I waited for them to come to the exhibits of corn, poultrj, apples and Saturday morning- Equal to me. as it was no business of mine to canned goods " or better than any Fifty-cent hunt them, up Com Club Award* A postal request will I am paid by the city to protect Corn club premiums were anounced Frl- Chocolates sold anywhere TO- you a copy of our new illus- the parks, and I will do that as long as day a» follo trated catalogue by return I am park manager If Captain Wor- DAY ONLY, AT, mail den or his men had come to me and Cinb Prlxe . CLOTHES POUND . had let me known what* the*- Ave Tie Id 29c intended to do, the show would have Countj No Boy Per Bush. gone on all right" 1 Carroll 120 46 Parcel Post $c Extra With this catalogue, you Saturda> morning at 13 o clock the 2 Haralson 104 46 $ can, m > our home, select show n 111 be staged at Piedmont park 3 Wayne . - 84 49 a-16 leisurelj appropriate articles Captain Worden announces, and the 4. Coffee S3 S fort will be destroyed by bombs drop- 5 Cobb 393 for every gift requirement 6 IjAtndes . 56 48 When You Five Points Chocolates ped from an aeroplane as at first 7 Butte 55 48 Goods in our line make planned S (1> Walker .. G4 ol If you don't take home a box of ever lasting remembrances, ROOSEVELT IS WANTED 9 (2) IX-Kalb 51 38 3-5 Shoot Quail! combining usefulness, beauty, CLASS U. , ' these delicious chocolates Today FOR SPEECH IN CANADA Individual Sweepstake Prizes — Ellsworth sentiment and durability Watklns. Jackson. Ga., Butts county. 166 69 Hunting season starts Saturday, the twentieth. you deserve to get yourself disliked AH mail order shipments Toronto, November 19 —A R. Mlnard. They are made in the most sanitary president of the American club, said CLASS HI. Be ready! 'See our 'complete stock of these famous Crav- are sent prepaid Safe deliv- here today that the Amen can legion tandy factory in the country, and ery and satisfaction guaran- in charge of the formation of the Doroey Wallace, Ben Hiu 63 bushels, cnetted Waterproof Hunting Coats, Vests and Trousers. American battalion for service in Eu- B. Smith. Decatur. 81 bushels Frank Lane, are absolutely pure and clean* teed. rope, has asked Theodore Roosevelt to Covin*too, 82H bushela j«sae Bryan, Duxbak Coats ...... $5.00 apeak at a meetiOfe under its ausoloes Madison 631-3 bnaheia j B Boaw«U, Crisp, rich chocolate with luscious fruit and nut fillings, in Write for this handsome here December 11 **v-= union Point, 94 bushels Willie D Hobbs, Duxbak Cartridge Vests ...... $3.00 The meeting will be held to stimulate Berkely, 75 buahela. J C Butler. At&eiw. well assorted, variety. We guarantee them to be genuine 6oc catalogue and make up your Duxbak Pants —Lac e Bottom ...... - - .$3.50 quality, but sell them at, per - list early, Duxbak Pants —Straigh t Bottom ...... $3.00 ^a/f3CVentn . t «L^ra.-fflas &buShelB. Harvey Jackson, CulvertoW, 75 pound . . ... Maier& Berkele, Inc. arm* m**~~»*~~* .»....^_—^ —^ ! bushels, R. 1> Wflkerson, Deep Step, 75 Be Right —Wea r Duxbak Hunting Clothes. Parcel Port sc Extra. . PUBLIC,^ , _- _ BANNING»—._ CARS ji H*-£w5?°* ^S&JS^S^Z. Tffi? Gold and Silver- RUNmrm BY STRIKE-BREAKERS smiths - A.. B. « A. Schdanhlp. Wilkesbarree, J>a_ November 19 —Th e I Blchaxd Hia«eway. Gabbetnvine, I Pttblic of the W^omlnr vmHey today II bnallel»- 8erm»n -Williams- . Payetteville, Parks-Chambers-Hardwick 31 Whitehall ' 1M "-70 b"""*1* Ern«»t surrency, Str«v«n i «m"de&Ve5V-;,*rKr c£r ' 1M *fciohols . lather Dowd> R«k1nrham Established 1887 'Ji HM>« Bowd.ii. Raloich. S7-39 Peachtree Atlanta, Ga.

brinff tbe side* tOBethw. I X»M> Ji.ultrie. TJ tradulK m*Jph itewnn. l_t 1EWSP4PERS Page Ten. THE CONSTITtmON, 'ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915. BULLDOGS BATTLE CRIMSON TODAY CHINESE ALLIANCE CHAMP CLARK FAVORS HIS UNDER CHARGED EDITED'BY DICK JEMISO'V. SOUGM ALLIES NA1NALJEFENSE PLAN TO BUCK HAND PLOT Will Vales Fighting Spirit Within Reasonable Limits. Vincent Moreci, Leader in the CONFERENCE FOOTBALL LAST HARD SCRIMMAGE Britain, Russia and France Not Yet Committed to the Italian Colony, 'Assassinated Overcome Crimson Eleven? TITLE IS AT STAKE OFAUiRNANDTECH Trying to Bring China In- Administration Scheme. in New Orleans. to Anti-Teuton Pact—Jap- Washington, November 19 —Champ New Orleans November 19 —^ incent Clark, speaker of the house, told Pres- Moreci. 60, prominent in the kffairs of Teams in Annual Game Today Will Probably Be Decided Teams in Final Drive Today. an's Attitude Not Known. ident Wilson today that he favored a the Italian colony here for many national defense program within rea- > ears and head of numerous organi- With Outcome of Today** Light Workouts for sonable limits He said he had not zations of his countr>men was as- Games—The Schedule. Next Week. \\ ashington, November 19 —Great committed himself to the details of the sassinated early toda\ near hi** home Cambudse Masa November 19-—On mat for all the football elevens in the administration's proposed army and in the Italian quarter of the Utj The east he whipped it into such abape that Britain France and Russia, are making- the eve of the annual Harvard-Yale efforts to include China in the member- navy increases because he had not con- [ police are working on the theor> that it defeated an admittedly superior sidered them thoroughly, but that he football game, the Crimson continues eleven, the Princeton Tigers The football title of the Biff Nine con Auburn and Tech. who meet her* ship of the entente now aligned against f the killing was *he result of a black to rank a favorite over the Blue, al- Should Shevlin be able to make his ference in the middle west will probably Thanksgiving day in their annual game. the Germanic Powers I>iscloBure of believed the coming congress would hand plot and dttect^ts exjx cted to though the wagering odds have short- Bulldogs perform as was the wont of tie decided at the conclusion of the will have their last hard scrimmaKe work, out satisfactory legislation make several arrests within the next gamed scheduled this afternoon prior to the gam^ today this -fact directed the attention of of- "I only talked to the president for a ened, steadily Quotations were o to 4 old Yale elevens today, he will proba- ficial Washington today to a compli- few hours it was said tonight The tonig-ht and It was predicted that with bly be regarded as the "miracle man" Illinois and Minnesota, are still in Monday ja scrimma>ge will also be few minute*," said the speaker after discovery of two sawed off shotguns of footbalL the running They tied one another held, but It will be a light one. and cated situation in the Far Bast, the leaving the white house '*W« briefly the influx of Yale money tomorrow the But Yale has not scored a touchd have penetrated straw spread friendly relations between Japan and at police headquarters be overlooked It is ever present and will be in a muddle If either loses the their final signal drill on Grant field assure reasonable defense for the coun- Moreci rendered the authonllf* \alu o\er th^ stadium gi iciiron and softened figures m every big game No better winning team will have a clean cu Tickets were put on sale Friday and China, conversations and exchan^tes try against any possible enemy I did the turt which will militate against claim the big demand indicates a splendid able assistance about eiRht ^ ears a.po th** open running attack expected from example is needed than the Yale- had been proceeding- in Pe&in and the not go into details For one thing, In the prosecution of th* kidnapers Princeton and the Tech-Georgia games. Other football games scheduled for crowd They are at Tumlin Brothers JCu-opean capitals looking to the for- I think that there might be difficulty Harvard While tn*> loreca^t calls for This will be the thirty-fifth rafeeting the west today are in the Healey building in working out the plan for raising the of Walter L»amana, son of a wealth j clearing w eather i>atui day hi^rh winds between the two elevens In the thirty- Nebraska vs Iowa at Lincoln General admission will sell for $1 mal entrance of China on an equal so-called continental army, but I am Italian citizen here whose decomposed and a big di op in temperature also are four previous meetings. Yale have been Northwestern vs. Ohio State at Ev- reserved seats foi025 cents extra, and footing with Japan Into the alliance confident congress will work out a bod> was found in a canal after the re predicted. returned the victor in twenty-three anston automobile parking spaces varying ac- that now includes Great Britain. general echeme of increased defenses j fusal to pa> an exorbitant ransom As a result close followers of the games. Harvard in seven and four have Case vs Hiram at Cleveland cording to their location, the best sell- satisfactory to everybody ' J One of the kidnaper** was executed and football fortunes of the two elevens France, Russia, Italy, Japan and Ser- five others, among whom were tw o resulted in ties. , , r>mke vs. Iowa State at Des Moines ing for $2 50 For More Cadet*. are readjusting their idei*)of the prob- Three of the seven Harvard victo- ,, Indiana vs Purdue at Bloomlngton bia women were sentenced to life im- abilities of pla> The \ «ile backfield ries have come in the last three Tears Ohio Northern vs Ottert>un at Ada. Military participation by China in Speaker Clark stopped over here on prisonment has a considciable advantage in weight In the two years Just previous. 1910 Ohio vs. Marshall at Athen* the war would not be expe-cted, but the aterlous- Soucv L E Church IN A TEN-ROUND BOUT change from republic to parliamentary for any qualified youth to attend either Special ti am serv ice will add thou- her life, I have taken enough poison ly shot and moitallj wounded Moreci sands to tht. gather ing of football en*- Oilman -I .. L T . C Sheldon monarchy had caused some Japanese institution at his own expense and at who was seen in the vicinity \vas held to kill five peop-le,' was the dramatic actual cost thusia«*ts tomoriow Close to 50 000 New York November 19 —Leach officials to believe munitions of war for the shooting but, because of the spectators will occupy e\ery seat in the £S5S ' V3 ""." WnftS Cross defeated Johnny Harvey in a exclamation made by the novelist. Miss In his talk with the president the failure of Di Martini to identify him as stands w- hen the elevens line up at Taylor* " R G ... J Sheldon ten-round bout here tonight After Annesley Kenealy as she threw upon should be husbanded lor emergencies. speaker said he realized that revenue his assailant later was released 2pm Parson .... R T Way being- outfought for eight rounds Har- When the recent Japanese-Chinese ne- legislation to meet the preparedness It developed that Di Christina and Di Harte . R B Allen the floor a bottle the contents of which program was essential and that ex- The demand for seats after Yale s un- vey rallied and held Cross even in the she had just swaJlowed on hearing the gotiations we-re in progress Japan felt Martini both had come to New Or- expect d victory over Princeton gave j 0 B ninth and was the aggressor in the fina tension of the special war tax would be leans from New York where is a remarkable chance ; SSJS " £H B ^WS^ round Cross weighed 138 pounds, Har tion sup-ply for developments, which wanted bv the authorities, it was said Pairs of aej-ta near the midfield sections! Ma^nCcapt) R. H B Binfham ve> 136 Miss Kehealy immediately collapsed creasing revenue, he suggested the re- Since Pipitone s release from prison and was carried to the emergency ward embarrassed Russia considerably duction of the exemption and increase of the st ind*, with a face value of $2 \ Matt Wells and Young Brown en of surtax in the income tax law, the the police ha\ e maintained a guard at each have -iold trom JaO to $80 a pair i Referee. Nathan Tufts, Brown Um- gaged In a fast ten-routed draw Well, of the courthouse Later she was re- So Car as T.S known here, most of the his home It v,as stated at police head- pire David Fultz, Brown Flela Judge, conversations have been conducted at continuation of the duty on sugar and she\ Itn has \\ 01 ked -wonders with the | welg-hed 138 and Brown >37 moved to the hospital, where doctors the sale of Panama bonds quarters tonight Pi pi tone reported YaJe ele\en Taking hold of it three I Carl Williams. Pennsylvania Head Be nny Leonard of New York out Pekin and it Is not cigar how far the two weeks ago that two Italians whom weeks ago when it was proving a door- inearaan, William Morlce, Pennsylvania jlnted Joe Azevedo of Sacramento believe she has a chance to recover ATtrf to Asimn*e Floor Leadership. he did not recognize, had attempted to r Miss Kenealj's suit was a claim for proposal has been discussed at Tokio The weights were Leonard, The belief Is general ihowever. that Mr Clark «aid published statements force an entrance into his home Azevedo, 135 damages aerainst a wholesale book dis- that he would leave the speaker's chair The police tonight were holding tributing firm for alleged false and ma- Great Britain, on account of the obli- to take charge of the preparedness Joseph Monfre an Italian recently pa- licious statements defamatory of her gations of her alliance with Japan, measure were exaggerations roled from the state prison after hav- JAMES SIMS BROKE LEG book The defendants refused to cir- probably has consulted Japan freely ' The speaker of the house can take ing served several years of a twenty- Seven All-Star Elevens China's attitude has not yet devel- the floor and discuss a subject any time \ear sentence for dynamiting about five culate the book* as they allege*! It con- he sees fit to do so, he added I years ago a grocery store operated by IN CAME WITH PIEDMONT tained a libel on a fashionable West oped, but in some quarters here the might take an opportunity to address a fellow countryman here He was End dressmaker whose premises were view is held that the Pekln government the house in the next session, but to being detained as a dangerous and BUS Douglas, Ga,, November 19 —(Spe- described as a gambling den Miss is favorably inclined to the entente say that I propose to assume floor lead- picious character, pending a further in- In Sunday Constitution cial )—James Sims, son of G L Sims proposal, since the mo\ e would guar- ership is buncombe " vestigation was brought from the football game Kenealy averred that the action of the The recent announcement by Repre- in Wayoross, between Piedmont Insti- defendants deprived her of a livelihood antee the integrity of China during the senative Claude Kitchin, majority lead- tute and the Eleventh District Agri- as publishers now refuse to accept her present disturbed conditions of world er of the house of his opposition to the In birndays Constitution there will 185 and ITS and the fullback 172 With cultural College boys, to the Douglas book. politics and safeguard her Interest* at administration a national defense pro th ia weight and th« accompanying appear sev en all star football teams, hospital with a broken leg Miss Kenealy recovered consciousness the peace conference In fact, some gram was followed by the reports to one from the south a territory embrac- speed, not a man on the team being rumora have reached officials recently which the speaker referred It was ing the states from "Virginia to Texas slow, despite the weight It will be seen this afternoon and was said to be out pointed out tonight, however that in One from the s I \ -V territory, in what a formidable aggregation we have of danger that the plan actually originated with so far as floor leadership was con- eluding teams in thit t iitory but not lineal up CYCLIST IS KILLED the Chinese, who saw in it a means of cerned the army bill would be taken mtmibei s of the issociation One from These choices are made in advance of checkmating possible Japanese aggres- ca-re of by Representative Hay, chair- the South Vtlantu states One from the final games of the season. Thanks- ON CHICAGO TRACK man of the military committee, the giving day. an unusual procedure, be- sion | the east and the w,LSt An All Ameri Just what advantages would lie; to navy bill by Representative Padgett can and a.n Vll OLoi^ia pick cause we do not believe that these Chicago November 19—In the first chairman of the naval committee and No reasons ai L assigned for our va- games will change the picks Inasmuch heat of the amateur handicap at the Japan in acquiescing In the proposal are that both would be assisted by Repre- riu is choices There will be no accom- as every man chosen has played con- opening of the six da.y cycle races to- not clear, but it is suggested that bj sentative Fitzgerald, chairman of the panying articl" dt, noting why this or sistent ball through the entire season night Louis Kuehi was killed when on pl out of the belief that to avoid him. skidding- over the rail disturbances which recurrent political PROGRESSIVE TICKET THE CORRECT they ate the btst men we do not give the bis colleges all the fri *tlon might bring about The feel- In the All Southern eleven, the fans plums Men on Rutgers Colgate, the Reports to That Effect Reach IN THE FIELD IN 1916 CUT-A-WAY SHAPC will find a well bal xnced experienced Army, Dartmouth and other teams out- Ing in China against Japan has been »pleven fd.at and specdj- and capable of side the big four are considered and Hoppe and Slosson Win. Nogales—Battle Ragi growing on account of the recent nego- given berths on the Ail-American In pitying in\ kind of footbd.ll either the New York, November 19 —Willie tiations, and the possibility that a more old fa'-hioned line plun^in^r and swift fact, we found It necessary to give the Hoppe and George F Slosson were the for Sonora Capital. friendly spirit might be developed be- end runninar ittaik a forward pissing end positions to two western players ars whose work has surpassed that of any successful contestants in today's games tween the two Oriental countries also said that te progressve pary mus game u a punting or field soil attack of the handicap 18 2 balk line billiard "Oi-OEST •HAND~~ The fntls on the A, 11 Southern weigh. men in the^ east in our opinion is said to be a factor in behalf of Jap- and will have a national ticket in the There will be accompanying cuts of tournament Nogales Ariz , November 19 — The anese approval of the plan field in 1916 ' UNITED »HIRT»COlUAIICe TROT M T 1 •* 1 an 1 191 rt Sp* ctiveH the tackles 188 Hoppe playlng_ from scratch in the and -08 the guard t, 13T ind Z01 the some ot the stars Don t miss this Battle for possession of Hermosillo, cap- Secretary Lansing: declined to com- afternoon game.Jfcn out his 500 points tal of Sonora, has been in progress center 1SS the quarter 1 il the halves feature in sixteen innin^ft, as Joseph Mayer ment on the situation, declaring that (325) was collecting 1R3 Slosson (375) since late yesterday, according to ad- whatever had been received by the beat Kojl Yamada (375) b> 375 to 366 icea received today at Nogales, So- American government on the subject DARTMOUTH-SYRACUSE nora, opposite here, by Villa Officials was confidential NERVOUS UNREST It was also reported that General Obre- IS SECOND BEST GAME G. M. A. v*. Lanier High. gonp the Carranza leader was repulsed FINEST CAUSED WEECHMAN in an engagement near Cananea HOEL GUEST TAKES Georgia Military academy will plav a Carlos Kanlall acting Villa gover- The game between Dartmouth and return engagement with the Lanier DENTAL WORK AT LOWEST PRICES TO TAKE HIS LIFE Syracuse today is, next to the Harvard- High school eleven In Macon today G nor of Sonora declared that dispatches POISON BY MISTAKE; Yale meetin-g the beat game scheduled M A won the game played in Atlanta received by him today indicated that W» Do Not Charga On* Penny Mor* for eastern gridirons this afternoon Cieneral Obregon had been completely The Syracuse eleven will probably rule earlier in the season SENT TO HOSPITAL i hicago "\o\ember 19—Nervous un- routed in the fighting north of Cana- Than the Prices We Ad vert Is* as the favorite in advance of th.e game nea Three hundred Carranza dead r^st prompted the s ncide yesterday of Other eastern games for the day are were left on the battlefield, according Carlisle vs Fordham at New York JIMMIE READ RSMOVED Miss Winifred Cooper, a guest in ONE PRICE-S2K.V \upu»t \\ee£,hma.n father of Charles to these reports room 418 of the Klmball House, was Lafayette VB Lehigh at South Beth- General Villa personally Is directing We^hman ownei uf the Chicago club FOR FEAR OF THE MOB the attack on the garrison of General rushed to Grad> hospital at an early Best Gold Crowns ot thf t ede^ai league iccording to a Army is Springfield at West Point Diegjiez at HermosiUo Governor Ran- hour this morning suffering from Navy vs Urslnus at Annapolis corom r s jury toda\ Charles Weegh- West Palm Beach, Via November 19 dall said, and messages from him said poisoning contracted when she mistook W & J vs Bethany at Washington Fearing possible mob violence, Sheriff that the city was completely surround- Bridge Work . - Carnegie vs Western Reserves at a bichloride of mercury tablet for a $3 min said that no struggle or quarrel Turner, of Broward county, with sev- ed headache tablet. Pittsburg Villa officials were reported here to BEST SET OF TEETH $5 with his mother had preceded his Colgate vs Georgetown at Washing- eral deputies, took Jlramle Read from At the hospital It was stated that father s act the Fort Laifderdale jail to the county ttave confiscated a consignment of cop- ton Jail at "Miami today Read Is said to per said to be valued at approximately following the mistake in medicines Painless Methods—Skillful Operators of Years' Experience Vermont vs Middleftmry at Middle- tiave confessed to killing W Mack I ^500.000 which arrived at Nogales, So- Miss Cooper fi sister called the manager bury Smith, a pioneer settler, at MdNab s nora, today from the mines of the Can- of the hotel The manager summoned New Tork vs. Bucknell at New York. camp, near Pompano, Saturday anea Consolidated Copper company a physician, who had the girl taken ONE PRICE DENTAL OFFICE Rensselaar vs Worcester at Troy Smith's Aody was found In a shallow One woman was shot by soldiers at to the hospital Rhode Island vs. New Hampshire at Nogales Sonora, during a celebration Kingston grave ac his own doorstep Read is It was stated that she would recover 104V& Whitehall Street, Corner Mitchell said to have claimed they quarreled last night in the cours1 e of which following prompt treatment given her S-warthmore vg Haverford at Swartli- over the death of a cat, and he shot shouts of "Viva Carranza ' were said more.. Smith In self-defense to have come from the soldiers No Trinity vs Wesleyan at Hartford one was arrested by the Villa authori- Rochester vs Buffalo at Rochester ties A long proclamation in which Gen- Women Risking Anthrax eral Villa denounced General Carranza md the United btates government was .ssued by Governor Randall last night Southern Game* Today When They Use Cat's Fur The proclamation declares Mexico i HARLAN, 2M IN. cannot be pacified by Carranza It GUNS^IRIFLES y\ CORTLEY, 2# IN. About Their Clothing Ldds I have much to be thankful to Mr Bkylor VB Daniel Baker at "Waco Wilson because he has relieved me of 1 Galla-ndet VB Western Maryland at 1 the obligation of giving guarantees to Washington New York, November 19 —iDr C foreigners especially those who once AMMUNITION Hamp den-Sydney va Randolph-Macon Graham Rogers, director of the bureau were free citizens but now are vassals at Lynch-burs: of industrial hygiene of bhe state la- of a professor of philosophy who has Johns Hopkins vs St. Johns at Bal- trampled- the independence of a free timore bor department, began an investiga- T^ck COLLARS tion today Into the death yesterday of people and violated the sovereignty 01 Louisiana college vm. B. W. La. at Texas, iNj6w Mexico and Arizona by let- TWO NEW STYLES, EASY TO Pmeville Miss Sophia Rosen, a factory girl, be- lieved to have died from anthrax con- ting their soil be crossed by Car- PUT ON AND TAKE OFF. Richmond vs William and Mary at ranza troops " Richmond, tracted from wearing a cat's fur neck- 2 for 25 cvnts piece The physician declared a great deal CLUETT, PEABODV A CO., INC MAKER* of cheap dyed fur, especially that of GEN. CARTER RETIRES; BANG! BANG!! cats, wajL used in women's* clothes; and that hevbelieved anthrax was more ARMY MEN PROMOTED FOOTBALL RESULTS likely to originate from these furs than ?rom tne more expensive varieties Washington, November 19 —Briga - Texas A. A M 13, University of Texas 0 dier General Tasker H Bliss, assistant Haskell 21 Oklahoma Agcles 7 chief of staff of the army,, became a Oklahoma 21 Kansas Action 7. C. /. Simmons Dies major general today upon the retire- nt of Major General William H Car- ! "RIGHT :er TODAY Pirate* Sign Cleveland. Saturday Morning Colonel John F. Morrison, of the Fif- teenth Infantry* now at Tion Tain. Plttsburs, Pa.. November 19—B W. After Long Illness China, will be promoted to a brigadier November 20 is the day on which the Georgia Game Season opens. If you NOW " Cleveland, an inflelder of Norfolk. Va., generalship, taking the place of Gen- has been signed by the Pitsbure Na- eral Bliss in the line tionals. General Bliss will continue as as- would be well prepared for the sport come to see us. C J Simmons, aged 59, prominent at- sistant chief of staff with the prob- torney of Atlanta, died at the residence, ability of succeeding Major General t70 Peachtre* street, early Saturday •Scott as chief upon the latter1* retire- morning after an illness of over a year ment In 1917 L. C. Smith Double-barrel Shotguns.$35.00 up Stevens Rifles $2.50 up He Is survived by his mother, his General Carter will be succeeded In A. H. Fox Double-barrel Shotguns.$35.00up Hunting Caps $ .75 up widow and one son, C J Simmons, Jr, command of the Hawaiian department by Brigadier General John P Wisser, v, ith whom he was associated in law, now in command of the Hawaiian bri- Ithaca Double-barrel Shotguns . . $19.50 up Hunting Coats $2.50 up IG CUT PRICES and three brothers. L D, of Braden- •gade, who will be relieved by Brigadier town, Fla., O L.. of Atlanta, and Elmer General Frederick S Strong command - Parker Double-barrel Shotguns . . $27.50 up Hunting Pants $1.50 up Simmons of Atlanta, and two sisters, ng the South, Atlantic district at Mrs James B Woodward and Miss Charleston Stevens Double-barrel Shotguns . . .$20.00 up Leggings 500 to $6.00 A DVIRTISED BRANDS General Carter IB a medal of honor Alice Simmons man. He won the decoration for gal- Remington Repeating Shotguns* . .$23.75 up Shell Vests $2.00 Mr fciimraona has been a nrotmnent lant conduct in saving the lives of sev- member of the Atlanta bar for a num- eral wounded m«n during an Indian Winchester Repeating Shotguns . . .$3i.6oup Shell Bags 750 to $2.00 ber of years, having coma to Atlanta campaign His military career began in 1879 and taken up practice of his as a school boy private in the union Remington Automatic Shotguns . .$33.00 up Elk Hide Hunting Shoes .... $ 6 oo pair «n i j- n j» 3FuUQnart» profession the following year He w&j army during the war between the "BottWfflfoBd" 4FuUQ»art» a son of the late £>r Stephen Simmons, states and later he entered West Point. Winchester Automatic Shotguns . . .$30.00 up Elk Hide Hunting Boots .... $n.oopair prominent resident of JDeKalb county He has seen much service and Is ac- Cleaning Rods 3$c '- / Duffy'8 "•«**« Bottle f .* credited with having had large part in Remington Rifles . • . -, $ 3-5° up ' •* 2Larse Bottles 1.7; Mrs. Bainbridge, Waycrost. *he formation in the general staff sys- Winchester Rifles ....-» $ 4.00 up Shells 450, 650, joe box Waycroas, Ga. November 19 —(Spe- tem 4LargeBottI« 3.4O cial )—Mrs S. £t1 Bain bridge, age 72, was found dead in bed at the home of PROBING ACTIVITIES her daughter, Mrs. W G Phillips, near '• Every man absolutely owes it to himself, hie family and his business to break away and Hebardville, today Heart failure waa OF AUSTRIAN CONSUL attributed ae the cause of death. The BLACK ARMOR dbse's) R^J'S body will be taken to Glenmore tomor- Washington, November 19 —The de- spend a few days in the wood and field with-a gun and dog. It makes a better man of you BLENDED WITH 14-TEAR-OLD WHISKEY row for interment. tartment of justice was today makingr further Inquiry Into the activities of Austrian Consul General Ton Nuiber to get on speaking terms with nature. Come here and spend a few minutes in this store, $1.00 3.£S$1.7S 4£S$150 ind his associates, in an announcement 4&mi»n*m»M»>fiACKAEHW| had been obtained which probably t( ALWAYS ft IN SCHEDULE. would lead to further Indictments for WHATlSAr mbm D««&A« 1. U «rf«r t, I Effective Sunday, November 21at. passport frauds p3">. «tts*r Hi **c mmffm -r -in 'THE SOUTHLAND," operated by the Von Knber and Gerzr* n Ambasatdor Louisville and Naabville Railroad, -will ron Bernstorff were recently charged RANDOLPH ROSE. PrMldnt ^ BO8B.Cl.lli.n«.«i VtasssktrsMtkcMlcwu* leave Atlanta at 7 18 a. in Instead of ublicly by I>r Joseph Goncar. former 7 12 Returning, this train will reach. Austrian consul with having directed Atlanta (Terminal Station Instead of a propaganda carried on by the Aus- R. ERosE COIPAHY X *"*"* Union Xtepot) 10 05 p. m., instead of ro-Hungarian consular service In the DISTILLERS -^ * SO p. m. DnitetL States for fomenting strikes in Train No. 11, from Cincinnati and munition -plants. Louisville, will reach Atlanta 11 40 a. These allegations have already been KING HARDWARE COMPANY m instead of 12.10 p m. ormally denied by the Austrian em- USEFUL AND BEAU- Local Trains 36 and 37 will be dally, bassy here, and through the- embassy TIPUL PREMIUMS - and The Southland will do no local tjy the Austrian foreign minister. FREE WITH ROS-K I work on Sundays between Cartersville The investigation is the outcome of and Etowah. conference In New York on Wednes- 53 PEACHTREE STREET GOODS. Writ* for B*ok • R. F. D. *r St- Train Xo. 4r between Atlanta and day between A, Bruce Bielasfel, chief Knoxvllle. via Blue Ridge, win leave f the bureau of investigation of the 7:JS a. ra. instead of 7.JZ a. m-— (ad.v-& ot jn*tiee, and X>r. Gorfcar

NEWSPAPER! lEWSPAPJLJRl THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA^ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915. Eleven* 4 HEAVY TRAFFIC IS Cotton Ginners in Narrow SECURITY MARKET AUANTA QUOTATIONS WHEAT DOWNTURNS; YESeDAY'S TRENDS IN FRUITS \ND VEGETABLES. (Corrected by Fidelity Fruit and Produce and Down Turned Range Company > FINANCE AND MARKETS Grapes. Malaga, per keg 1 LACKED INTEREST Orange Florida 92 50O3.QO OTHER STAPLES UP Grapefruit Change* Sine* HESTE Tangerines 00 Market Made Early Ad-A J 1IWJ *JH Apples table per barrel Previous ~ Various Lines Into Atlanta COTTON STATEMENT Turnover Was Smallest in per barrel Inability to Deliver Wheat $3.00^3 d COTTON r- Spot dei'y vance Because of Bad 36 «| IO per Ib In Atlanta 11 75c Bring Thousands Here for (Comparisons are to actual Oaten, not to Four Fortnights — News r "" * (3 00© 3 a at Mediterranean Ports COTTON — Jan del y Weather and Foreign In- close of corresponding week*.) Bfcle*. northern per ponnd - per Ib In New York 11 "c In sight for week 4SS 000 per POUI 1 COTTON — Jan del y Festivities—M any Auto- do same days last year 599 000 Bearing on Values Were,! " Caused Sag—Corn Devel- per Ib In New Or II 80c quiry, But Sags Irregularly dp same seven days year before 682 000 Oniono Spanish, per crate COTTOV do. for the month 1.274 000 f uLALuea Iriali per sack S Muc dely per Ik !n mobile Parties. do. same date last year . 1.622 000 However, Mostly Construe- j Potatoes, sweet, per bushel °P ^ Strength. Liverpool 6 Sod Before Close. do same date year before 1 932 000 Celer> per dozen WHEA1 — T>*c d«l y do for season 4 830 000 Lettuce, per crate per bu In Chicago JlOSii 01% do same date last year 4 389 000 tive. Cauliflower per crate CORN—m^ec ael j per The enormity of the crowds \^hich do same date year before 6 951 000 Spinach, per barrel Chicago November 19 —War diffi bu Jo Chlcaeo 6* * have thronged Atlanta during1 the cele NKW YORK «QTTON Port receipts for season 2 788 000 Parsley per dozen cultlea which threatened a virtual stop OA I b—Dec ti*I y per do same dite last year 2 391 009 bu. In Chicago 39 Si 00% T" 1 (Last! I York November 19 —For the to shipments for Mediterranean ports PO It K-—Jan oo. 15 00 9»c down with December at 10494 C S OIL—Jan del y the effect that they have done an ex do same date year before 1001,000 nacular of Wall street, this waa only to ffi uu and May I 06 ?s Corn showed a gain per Ib In isew Iork " 34c Interior stocks in excess of Au- C-oou to cUoIco beef c«w«. 750 to »50, |5 00 SUGA.R—Jan del y p«r cellent business since the beginning- RANGE IN NKW ORLEANS COTTON. gust 1 _ 681 ooo ' another way of saying that profession- to f£ &0 of 1 ^ @ 1 *4 to 1 ^4c and oats of Ib In New Iork 3 Sic 07 of the celebration do last year al ooo . aJ, aa well aa public interest, had be- to Kooa el 60 to 760> a6 to % to 9*c Frofisions fainlshed un- COFFEE—J^n. del y do year before cojne js^o"""™ ""- * '* per Ib la New * ork 6 Sic 11 With practically all of the railroads Foreign exports for week 123 ooo aurfeited for a time, and that new ljroi"' to choice hellers. 600 to 700 »« 60 changed to 30c -higher CALL Mo^i^ir tn r%«w 175 ooo conditions of developments were need Iork &vff i 89* providing added equipment for handling do same seven days last year Declines in wheat began shortly COLLATERAL LOANS Mch, do same seven days year before 2933 000000 eedd ttoo imparimpartt freefreshh energenergyy Total deal- n the crowds Jhouganda of people have May do, for season " **"* the whleh. on account In New \ork a\g " b " } J«; JJJ ings were the amplest of any Cull ses COMMGHCIAL 1'APbR been broug-ht here* over the different do same date last year u wjJUnnK lowowere ' of higher quotations at Liverpool, was do s«une date year before 3 507 ooo sUm m about two months »6 oS '" *ooa oleor* 16° to »60' »»*•»• | slishtly In favor of the bulls Un in New York S lines Visitors to Atlanta, howpver Northern spinners takings and Can News of the day waa mostly con ^x'- * M ,o ooc, CO.* .50 t. ,50. ,4.0. .„ -• m New Iork J4 bS&O are not confined to the patrons of the New York. November 19—The cotton ada for week 97 000 et rue tive or fiavorable ngiGK from um B 6 Hi ICAL LISTfcD do same 7 days last year 94 000 Indutiirial s t o c k a, railroads in that garages have been market was verj quiet today and fluc- do for season van uuu additional encouraging trade advices Mixed common 43 25 to J3 75. the day the market displayed at no taxed to provide accommodations for tuations were Irregular, with the price do to same data last year 751 000 i to huge gains in bank clearings and Uooa Jat oxen 9* <:5 to |b 00 time any important power to rally Ne-w. Iork J170 77 I another advance in demand sterling to Medium oxen $* t>0 to 94 Z5 6 TYPICAL LJSTRD the hundreds of automobiles which of January contracts ranging: from Uood. butcher bulls, »S 5\J to *4 50 Bulls were noticeably handicapVea R, R. stock* In Statement of Spinners' Taking* of the highest rates attained since the New iork J"7 9fl have brought parties to this city 11.82 to 11 72. closing at the lowest Cotton Throughout ttae World. ATiine ho**, lot) LO 200 *o 80 to *7 08 throughout the session by reports that early part of October Franca also IjOOO. but' hogs• , 140 10 ibO $- 6- 75 t» the activities of hostile submarines 6 ilPJCAL LISTED Good Weelc'B Business, The general list closed steady net 2 R. R. ana Ind. Bonus This week „.„_._ hardened perceptibly, and the interna- butcher pi«s, joo to 140 *• 60 to we.re chiefly responsible for Italian veu In New York $102 82 The Sea-board Air .Line has experi- points higher to 3 points lower Siime seven days last year 856 000 j tional monetary situation, aa a -whole, Same seven days year before KAnn sela cancelling trips from the U nited enced an excellent week s business, ac- The relatively firm cables and unfa " wafl materially strengthened by the •P*r cent. Total alnce August 1 to IOC 26 to $6 50 States Bearish feeling was further Industrial stock* used are Am*r cording to one of the officials of that vorable weather in the eastern belt Same date last *year completion of all detaUa connected with lo lo emphasized by assertions that much Geo,. Electric. Gen. Motors. U S. 1 Same date year before system Extra coaches have been at- seemed responsible for the opening ad- the new supplementary credits The Above quotations apply to corofed hog*, wiheawheat boughoouft t for Greece was like)} and U. ft. StML tached to all of the local trains to vance of 6 to 8 points and the active rise in exchange had the effect, how Mast and peanut fatuuied, Ic to l^o under to be resold•. on this side of the At Railroad atocka used are Bait. * Oble. Statement of World's Visible So - ever, of curtailing foreign offerings of oevera.! loads ot good XenneBbee steers lantic, as coi>ntract s t—o ship„. th-—e grai— - — —n 111. Central is Y Central. P*nn. mad South- handle the crowds and the a>ccoinmoda months sold S to 11 points net higher alea. were in the yurds tuiT week, that tipped the had become next to impossibly to ful ern Railway tiona have been needed each day dur- during the early trading with Decem Total visibl thia week 6 163 000 our securities market a.nti sold readily Medium grades fill Railroad and Industrial bonds u«ed are! ing the week The through trains have ber touching 11 fi5. Match 12 10 and Mav . £do] l 5 109 000 Prica changes at the opening were and midujwweight beei cattle in good fiesa Heavy increases in the domestic vlsi- Amer Tel &. Tel Central of G*ergl*> date last year 4 495 000 more irregular than usual. Although or ms ing good prices, i rimming cattle tn ble supply total were predicted b> hear Ctmsol Central leather U a. tteeL •>»* carried increased numbers of pas 1336 Tbeie was scattered covering] d< name date year before C 072 000 ia.tr rt^™^,,^ ... dered ateady icadeis unless a radical chu-nge took V irrlnl* Cu.ro Ch*mioal senders Into and out of Atlanta dur- and some little auppoit from local bulls the total American this railway shares were agaan in fair couai J moderate gains ~" " plarce boon in the export situation re ing the week it is stated on this advance but the demand waa «ardmg wheat It was said the larj,e Live Stock. The business of the faouthero Rail- sup-plied by Liverpool selling' or rea.liz J22 I i»BU«» denoted heaviness, war weekly clearances were due mainly to way company ha.s been far In excess ing and prices soon turned eaeier Aft GttAIN, AND FEED &.hlpiuents of Canadian wheat and that Chicago November 19 — Hoga — Receipt*. rected by W I>uncan He. Co.J - 000 flrm ui ctuinged to 6c hljrher Bulk o£ the expectations ot the officials of er reactions of 6 or 6 points the market Jtlcmr aar^ect i--er H rr i—victorv (In lherther«e werweree nroapecturoapectss 0o1f a general re Jtt 25^8 65 Hvht $5 80^6 70 mixed IE. »6 • tha pasaen^ei department It was stated rallied to nearly the best point of the Sib towel baes) J7 16 Vjciorv (our finest *usjaU by United btatefatatess export con- b h hfa\y J6 10 Q. b 90 rouffh J6 10®« 30 countries un plga $4 *)<&.> SO at the Southern Lit} ticket office .Fri morning on renewed covering and spot wtentj JTOU Waiity (in « ib towel cerna to sell to foreign med all risk day Ji.v ei y train on each division has •attsj $7 1& CJuuilty (our finest patent) less the purchaser assu tattle — ilecelptM 3 000 weak Natlv* house buying of January but there waa beef sl**ors J0 90©10 western steers, been provided with extra car a and the some scattered eastern belt hedge sell oiota to 4J5, a n«w record, wliile *G 35^8 -iG wa a.nd helf r^ $2 G&3 ..0. crowds be^an to move into Atlanta date last year is company gained 14 at 131. to the calxei* Jfi OOiJi 3 76 ing. and prices weakened again in the i other countrlfe: Monday i rom evei y direction, the accompaniment o£ another advance In bheep— itec ipxa 9 000 firm V* ethers. the latter trading under liquidation by Uie price of it« proaucia 9E> 7Qfe>t> ,46 ewe* |376&£6u lamb a, ffi 50^ Southern trains have brought large early buj era and spot house selling of do this date last year pected Scarcity or cars was nuia uw In tne afternoon quoted values tell bags> be a hindrance and there were also nuinibera of travelers to this city tne latter months Prii.es reached the away uradually the railway list yield- eat patent) *f, t»b Home (highest handicaps on account of adverse At the joint of! ice of the Atlanta lowest point late in the afternoon, with ing «u Its advantage, wliile special St Louis November 19 — Hogs — Receipt*, and V\ e;>t 1 uint and the Georgia rail Uecem-ber selling at 11 50, March at PROFESSIONAL VIEWS tiea and coppers i ct-eded to levels ma 1 »UO higher Pig* and light* S« 00 ®i 80 terially unaer yesterday a close There mixed u.n6 90 good heavy roa.ds it v, its declared that while traf 11 9 ajid May at 12 13 waa no sale ot Bethletoem steel until fie haa been heavy from all directions The storm in the eastern belt caused ON COTTON SITUATION almost to the end wjiun several onia.ll ttle — Receipts steady N«.tlv« thhe KI <-J.test Increase has been noticed ! delay in the wire set vice which p-rob steer*. $7 GO® earling st«rr» and a a tt a Men York. Novemb.r n — (Special) —I n lots changed bands between 4??V4 and Iielfe 7 50 " A' i? t-s."^^""oiS" ^a! ?Sn -•»» ?«•.•: t«--»y.« A"f ^..^ piecing the world.. B consumption of cotton 4K« closln-r at the latter price, a net Mto kers un 1 I edcrtt. |6 00® 7 "5 Texan and 1 bt.ra.liy patronised ana d from one ing and the bulk of the daya business all liinds, at 19 "6" 1 000 bales of BOO iiln o£ 1 ftolnt. General Motors de Indian steers, Jo f ©8 60 cowa and heifer* I. tliree extra eocenes hav« been at was attributed to a, transfer of inter pound, net for the year ending July 31 Sned to 4il. a net IOB» of 1U. while $4 00 00(^10 60 Vached to all i eguld.! trains ihe of nni I.1*? " lta Prevl<">a report ot 17 046 - Steep — U.e elpta, 800 »vpady Yearling*. est by both .Liverpool and local spot 0 baloa the Per - JS OOt^S 75 aheep and flcid-la expie^s tJieii selves as beine de bureau drew th« Bushel—Corn, No 2 Dec houses from January to later deiiv des attenti very forcibly to th* fact white 77c oata, fancy white clipped 64c 1 05K 1 06 1.04H ] 1.0114 t 50 {{p 6 "6 lighted w Lh tht, buainesa dune th r n. j ' tiui> iw mo iuub M 6 ] eriea This demand for Januarj was that the world a consumption of cotton is cash, tomorrows oann »un.e«»e»t. • - ;•* No 2 white clipped B3c No 2 whit* 62c, *V 1 07 H 1 W % 1 ° ^ 1 OlH Kevort Hea\y Traffic on a large scale despite the European war mixed 4^, buahel bags. 50c CORN— Kana »uipipJie 61% 62% 60 % It •—HOCB—Re- These figures signify a steady demand for 000 to JIM "0,000. with the loan item Mtftd*^ SaC^-,ed- Per Bushel—Blus Stem »et fil>4 elpu BulU, 96 25®^ 5'' Heavy traffic from all parts of Geor pai ties who appeared to be replacing cotton which accounts for the strength of seed wheat *1 76 seed oarley »1 10 Ban- M*V «B% e£ «4ii eei* t>4% 6 par gia 4aaia suiiounduig states is reported OJ kei B and butchera. by purchases u£ i^ter months, arid led the market at the time of the crop a faeavl in croft seed oats 76c Appier reed oats 7Sc light, 16 2a®6 6.5 by tilt L,eoti al of Georgia, Ine in- to some reduction 1 n the late month est movement. JAY BOND &. CO Bonds were firm on light trading T a ru 1 38% a»^i 38% »% 38% °* *ns r .5"e ? ? PiT?o' .9«* «6c winter J>ec 40% , crcas« was up to tht. expectations of, preimiuxns Otherwise trading was Totial sales, par value, |4,4oO 000 E^,1i « «d oata, 65o No ^ Texas rust Ma 40H 41% «H *i% Cattl-—HocclptH 1 GOO PHme fed ateer*. tn« on cei 3 o£ the rorf.d it was fatated supposed to be largely in tne way of New York November'l$—(Special)—The United btaw» registered A* were up proof oats eic. PORK— -T & 10 0 P dreaat 1 b*^f dteern >7 0 evidence that end and the ginning report on Monday t < ly ahowea tnat 1E Timothy Vo 1 ^ all bales $1 15 Timothy 18 80 F heif r-j $ 0(S90t sto ker« und ffleder* ri jse \\ ho uamt. to AtiiWitj. weie high UD °*t flna ii wanted to eo No 2 amall bale-, JI 10 Bermuda hay 85c 60@7 5 bulls ft &@6CI calv*«, 1(00^ Ihe statement of the census bureau * 20 » 00 with money to spend in connection with, last faaturda,y B aup Stocks in New York. iiy SOc C a meal Har r 11 9 40 S 1& h< aecUons pi> a,nd di3trib.utiG.ii " uia.t the 11 £? "V. ** tw-Wng" for the week wer« a I 00 C S meal Buckeye L Lh iam>ub fur agriculture ana j woria'a"cona"nip"tVoiworld a consumptioVn 13 Naval Stores. furnished u. large per year ended with, last Jul> wdus 19761 AlUa Chalmers 94* 9 30 <_e nta.se of tne pa LI during festival 000 bales, compared with, earlier estl except In 1909 Ihe movement In sight, Am. Beet Sugar Savan in Ga November 10 —Turpentine 1 his fact bears out tne theory however continues very small The amount Am Can quirt dl S mien — receipts ^It ^htp mates of 1" 046 000 ba-iea seemed to *—brough't Int'-*o- -Ight during the week being Bmlpte ta Chlcaeo that unuauj.1 inteieat waa shown in the Am. Car &. Foundry mush Friday ra»>nt-! L t »t.ock U 121 be attracting so mo bullish attention y 441 000 the mill taking;* being 122 000 sackH ?->40 Purina chowder Rohin diapla.^ s or thoioiiKhbivtl sto<_k. aiid ae and may have been a tactor on the Am. cities pfd 100 Ib Wheat 188 car* firm sales 2 174 receipts "39 8 an addition of about 120 000 Aln. Cotton Oil balei. $2 40 Purina scratch 12 pke Rhiprnen •169 Hto k t4 191 Quotp A lecLeU a.^i tc itui aJ products early advance ratch 100 Ib sack* Corn 233 earn I ound trip tic-keta from various Am. locomotive »2 JO B ( U t I ind r $D fit H J6 70 I Spot cotton quiet middling uip-lands Victory chick 100 3b sacks OlLtfl 184 car* $« -» K Jj 0 M *C ij N JG ^5 window towns, j_n i t_itt* a of the atate to At Am. Smelting Victor H t 10 lb satks Hogs 25 000 head U 5 sales. 332 Am. Sugar 1 0 i«nJf^ °r ss ' * b2 00 balry Cla.su ?(. .0 wa-ter white 3^1 »0 I inn. w t t used n la D° namb«ra on the n rib of the W & A the N <- & Am. Tel &. Tel 1 Small Ratuce in New Orleans similar date Am. Tobacco tot I an 1 the J-. <& V t was declared striking feature of the week foV'50 lb. sack -rB |18?>5 oyste" r "ahel"l --p«"°ppPr 100 lb" New Orleans Novembei 11* —The cot Anaconda Copper 1 ildd.v ii.xt a equ prnent vfd.t> needed itUfken wheat jwr buehel »1 45 Chicago November i9—"VTheat N'o J red Lhiu *,! out t 10 wefcK. and ev y train biouj, it lir^e paities of ti t\elprs to Atlanta v> ho had taken ad\ autage ot liie opyor tunit> to secure special tick ets for the celebration . The \ B & \ cunducted three1 spe- cial trains to Atlanta from 1 itzfferald d nf, the wtek iidd tional sleepers vvt.it attached to the trains from VVa> osa ev t.i > day and extra day coaches were put on the vast majorit> ot other tru. n& All of the additional equip ai.«nt •was welL patronized and the pas •enger department expressed satisfac tion with the business done

.h a <-of rket wa-s up 5 to 7 points In the years mentl, had the price been eatls I Kan City Southern 33 H NEGRO BAPTISTS MEET. iftemoon selling Increased factory fep cargo < f J6 OOU bagi hail heon sunk In J urop an wattrR and reports of higher firm : 1 he export movement for the week Kansas City No offtrs May sold up to 6 84 and July t» Convention Promises Support ' vi as small and caused unfa.voraible com hard (1 02®1 08 7 01 with the market cloning at j. net ad- ment Total shipments were 122,755 vance of 10 to 11 points. Sales 25 500 ' bales, ag-amst 174 418 this week last 59%@60 No 2 yellow 61<&>62 Spot «tej.dy Klo H 7^4 Santos 4«. *H to Leading Georgia Schools. > ear and 334164 this week two years Oats No 2 white 37 e 37^, No 2 < Ht and frciRht rntirkpt rmer with. ago Sinton 4n quoted frt 915 to 9 30 Bngllnh Representatives of o\**r 400 000 negro Spot cotton firm, unchanged Sales hand to mouth requirements encroach York .Central 103J4 102* 10 10 cred KM Biptlsts f Ljtorgia are meeting in the on the spot, 1 oSO bales to arrive, 1 350 Th. otntixl rablt-H reported an adv»no«» fn at al rm^aionarj Baptist negro Good ordinary 937 stric- ' -t good ordi of 1 ISd In Klo exchange tn London with convent on at th« W heat Street Bap nary fl 93 low middlin 10 5 strict New York, November 19 —Raw sugar th« Rio market CO reJs higher u.nd San ton low middling 11 01 mmiddling 11 38 steady centrifugal 4 11 molasaea 4 00 re unchanged Santos cleared 38 000 bagB for tist h irch it this city The conven fined dull Sugar future*) opened very New Orlea-nfi Bra«f Ian port receipts. iO - tic n was pened Tuesday morning strict middling 11 63 good middling 11 95 strict good middling 12 3J quiet today At noon prices were 1 to 2 000 Jui dlahy 4B 000 Organiz ition of the convention was _ „.„-„• points higher on covering Aang« New York futures Friday perfected in ilicon laat June after four ceipts 6 587 stock 300,397 The Hat continued to advance later un C p*nlns years of endeavor on the part ot the - - - - cler commission house buying and light sup an jary 6 "t < 90@6 83 most prominent nesro Baptists of the port from trade interests The closing waa ebruary 6 73 6 SI&9 82 COTTON MOVEMENT. firm 4@20 polntA higher Sales. 2550 tons arch tresldtnt A\ M Roddick delivered an December S 60 March, 312 May 3 la add e;>s Tu sda.y on The Efficiency of July 3 28 K @fi 83 6 S rtJ We think March cotton below 12 cents an ~ d~o~nfd 62% 8214 Nco 13a.pt stt« in deorgia ATLANTA 4'S—FIRM, 11 7» extra ribs In New York futures Friday »< Investment Tennessee Copper &»* 8 58% 68H bellies medium avera Open Close i 99O" 01 At Wednesday -, session of the con 194 182 192 181 T. entiori »9uet iai mu^ic ivaa furnished Port MoYement Texas Co bellies, light 3 2~<3>3 28 3 30®3 22 7 04 O7 0« New Orleans—Middling 11 38 receipts. I Texas & Paeltto 3 02 ©3 06 ~ "-7 II by A trained chorua of the Wheat fatreet New Tork November 19—(Special >—Uv Union Pacific 141% 1»9% 139% 1*1% Z Q6©3 10 church Other specialties were bj the 6 567 sales, 2 880 stock 300 397 55 B3*& 64 54y. r IT Gatveston—Middling 11 50 receipts. C 582 erpool advanced because the amount of U S Rubber 3 10f.nl 3 16 * ftO£ \Ior hou*»t* LOllege Glee club cotton going forward to the mills Is main U S Steel 8114 86% S6% (Corrected by Oelosby orocerr Company ) »6 12 sales 413 stock 259 055 116 116% 115% 11.% ' Candy— Stick. 7 mlied. 71i chocol.te, f IS 1 h sta.te convention of the women a Mobile—Middling 11 13 receipts 188 talned u.t a high rate showing that It mill do pfd July 77% 3 18 @8 24 3 28® 3 30 i iMliiry of the convention combined exports 1 033 sales 2B stock ''O 973 be necesij-ry to ship cotton from here Of Utah Copper gr ana—Lima 6 pink. 6% navy, 7(4 August 3 21 bid S 30@3 32 course the export situation la again upset Vn Carolina Chem 41 TV, ^ aer\ es with the missionary conven Savannah—Middling 1150 receipts 5516 ' n Jellj—30 lb pal! SI 35 2 oz $2 70 September 3 23 bid 3 32© 3 34 Provisions. t \\ ednesday exports 4 -00 sales 1 422 stock 200 955 by the question whether Greek steamers Western Union 88 Octoler —111 he considered much longer as neutral — " " Elec 69% 68% Spaghetti—*1 90 50 Vnv t ci ">!« adjourning the convention Charleston—Middling 11% receipts 700, Leather—Diamond oak, 4Sc November > 10 3 7tft)4 00 Pork 114 8 vessels. There are quite a number of theem Great Northern Ore 50% 49% 50"4 December n K d itt.elf to the support and main- stock 33 999 6. j Pepper—Grain 2Qc ground. 20c Lard IK Jfi tenance of the fallowing Institutions Wilmington—Receipts, 1 334 stock. 4£ - carrying cargoes from here to Europe At Va Iron C & C Flour—Elegant. $7 75 Diamond. *7 00 Tone steady aalea. ln«r the trade ^felt that the market Wabaah B TV I 30% 30% 30-4 1 KlbH J10 OOO More house college Americus institute could" hardly be 'sustained *ln view of the 7% 7% Best Self Rising $6 75 Monogram, I« 35 Jt. nU academv Cabin Greek High Texas City—Receipts, 3 741 Hi-nation J6 2o Golden Grain. |« 00 Pan Norfolk—Middling 11 38 receipts 1 816 small demand which proved true as the ad Total sales Friday 68S 300 sfaarea I __i.ke per case J3 00 school Kome Normal fnstltute Third \ance of 8 to 10 points was lost under the bhiloh academy and the Bryan Prepara ties 806 stock 77 530 Canned Goods—Pork and beans Is, 2s and Itlmore—Receipts 1 634 itock 4 771 8 IB *1 90 to J4 20 Corn JI 75 to 12 40 ji v institute ston—Middling 11 75 receipts 37, Wall street^hous^f Probrbly'thel^vfewVal Bonds in NeW York. Peas. *1 90 to »4 20 String beans. Is a» CHARLES J. METZ, stock 7 6BO that the market would declinei afteafter the and 3s, $1 SO to $4 50 Salmon red LJbby a. PVBLfC ACCOUNT Sinners report of Monday It did laat S DELEGATES ELECTED Philadelphia—Middling 12 00. stock 3 D60 time. U b Ss registered $6 75 Churnn ?3 40 pink $3 75 Veal Loaf New "V ork—Middling: aales HUBBARD BROS & CO do coupon one half 9- SO Asparagus tips, $4 60 to A.*4it C+mpany of thm South AT A. M. E. CONFERENCE stock 299 242 U S 3s registered $5 00 Tuna fish Is J6 50 %s, |5 00 Con Hnrt Minor Ports—Receipts 3 439 stock 50 do coupon 10114 densed milk. 43 85 to ?6 60 Evaporated 617 U S 4a registered 109% milk 1240 to J360 Oyatera. Alligator November 19—(Special) Total Today—Receipts, 34 554 exports BRADSTREET'S REVIEW do coupon 110 »1 60 Pearls *1 flO Pan am A 8s coupon l"1 ft Salt—100 Ib bags, 66c Ice cream, SOe its, 195 "91 CT: OF BUSINESS SITUATION American Agricultural 6s bid I01 Oranocrystal 8Ec No 3 barrels. IS 25 erican Cotton OH 6s 97 Arm and Hammer Soda 93 OC keg soda. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. New ^ork November 19—Bradstreets \ American T*l St. Tel cv 1«1% ' 2c Royal Baking powder 1 pound, (4 80 tomorrow will say I American Tobacco SB, bid 138 % pound J5 00 Horsford s. $4 50 Good Kr^at success Or C M Tanner told Further progress in trade occompanles Atchlsoa gen 4s Luck. *1 SO Success. Jl 80 Rough Rider CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS o! hia travels m Africa and the tre BVU4>*«« ATLAJITA. GKOKOU. aone interior Moremrnt printer industrial actlvitj higher prices Atlantic Coast Une Consol 4s 94 II SO mi ndous amount of work to >>« Houston — Middling 11 60 receipts. belter collections. Increased demand for Baltimore &, Ohio cv 4^s 30 Lard and Compound—Cottolene. |7 75. umon0 th unfortunate 3oO 000 000 ne t shipments 10238 sales 1034 sto money record bank deposits, sharp reduc Central of Georgia Consol Bs bid Snow Drift caeca $6 50 Scoco 9U Flak*, ->. lion in unemployment heavier pay rolls a Central Leather 6a 100% White 9^ PT-F-S ii \z V I ler J A Hadlex, of th« Memphia — Middling 11 SB "receipts 6 173 nig movement In grain and. lower tempera "^Sfcyaaa-peake &. Ohio cv 9 ' gour Gherklnw—Per crate 11 so k»n what the shipments 4559 sal 1 800 itock. 257 "89 tures over a. ulde area, which latter has glv Chicago B & Qutncy Joint 4s 98 V4 J 50@8 00 t-wret mixed. kegs. «2S( V lanti district spoke on 1 6 nej.ro t tc c in \< if they will be true Augusta — Middling 11 28 receipts 216 en snap to retail trade ii seasonable wearing Chicago Mil & St Pau! cv 5e I" % Olives SOc to *4 50 per dozeq tj thems,cl\fs, an! the race in helping hipments 454 sale &73 stock 1S1 605 apparel Rain hop helped winter wheat and Chicago R I & Pac Ry ref 4s Sugar—Granulated ft. 76 powdered. 6^ l cold weather far south nan put a period to Erie gen 4s th c mse of home and foreign mis- * - j jouia—Mlddlins 11% receipts 14 2^.4 cubes, 7 Domino 8% sh m >nts 13 232 stock 13 273 cotton growth Final purveyors, short of Illlnoli Central ref 4« < 1 lcInnatl—Receipts. 1 14S shipments goods as they are and feeling certain of Liggett & Myers 6s 101% H itt \\ itkt_r read the report of the . i J 1 stock 10 1)79 sustained -growth in business are buying Lori Hard 5s 101 Country Produce. l s \\oujin* Home and Foreign Mission , jj tt] e Rock-—Middling II 50 receipts 470 freelj from wholesale houses as well aa I.ouJsvUle & Nashville un 4s 94% ai \ sic t\ md asked that a southern p from jobbers While ordering for future Missouri Kan & Texas Iat 4s York November 19 —Butter firm Hni mf tnta 1 629 sales 1 629 stock 32 812 ^ 5 .,94 Creamery extras 92 score womj.n be elected editress of The Worn- i pt -- di liv rry is nor neglected the necessity of "Vew ^ ork Central deb *>s 1 getting goods for near future use In very N ^ K H & Hartford cv 6s creamery higher scoring 82^4 & an s Rcccrdci the position ha\ing been MOntgometi—Middling- 11 25 33 first a _" >^ & 30 m id \ aeunt b> the death of Bishop Total Today—Receipts 36 568 shipments, marke_ -d, ind it) some sections of the coun Norfolk & Western cv 4^s 118 f v hCJ , ei*ht fabrlca are positivelDOS y Northern Pacific EgfTs Irregular rocr>[pts 1 804 Frevh Ti n is \vift. The society of this 31 22a stock 688 789 * i ^r^ 34% gathered extra fine 43® 44 extra firsts 40® Holiday trad Is proceeding. Pennsylvania Consol 4%s 106 H rcnce reported 51 ^Oo 1^ to be di sfaclorj ba-iii do gen 4%s 42 firsts, 3u@39 second a 2S ^.3 6tQCk, 13607 I low middling 6 ;>& Bales 10 000 for specu- Southern Railway 6s large a. number of us> vote for the un- i I lation and export 000 Receipts 19 100 i do gen 4s 15 fowls, 13 ^4 @ 15 turkeys 18 ®20 ZJreaaedL j Futures quiet and steady Texas Company cv «• quiet, western fresh chlrkens barrels, is & O RENDER all our customers tit person and inflict upon the upright I 23 fresh fowls. Iced 1^@17 turkeys. 130 ' in 1 detent people that which is not I Dry Goods. ' Range In Liverpool .futures Friday Texas & Pacific 1st, bid the highest type of service; to f Prev ! Union pacific 4» for the h ghest a.nd bet.t sx>od ' New, York November 19—Cotton goods 1 Chlcaeo November 19—Butter, i Opening Range r~ Close. U S Steel 5s 104% T Two ballots were cast tor ten minis- d yarns were steadier today with larger welcome each account, regard- nn Jan. Feb 6 83 @6 87 € •Virginia Carolina Chemical 5a 93% t^rinl delegates, but only eifrht "were sales of gray goods. Foreign and domes Feb March 686 f Egffs lower receipts 1 648 cas«8 firsts. leas of its size; and to extend to each electod as follows L. H Smith. C A tic wool markets very firm Silks in piece 880 28H ^29 ifr ordinary firsts. 25U ©27*4 a March April fl 7f V mark cases Included 20 & 2fl VVm^flUd, J T Hall. E Gri«ff8, A S goods and ribbona advanced following thai April May 6 S3 6 79 New York Financial. depositor the utmost courtesy, is the Baile> F C Crajton W E Bailey unusual rise in ruw -Ilk potatoes higher receipts, 2o ca.rn, Mlchi Kew Tork. November IB—Mercantile pa- and F J Reeves Two will be elected t ~T~ ;; June July gan and v* Ifcconsln whites. 3o@64 Minne aim and ambition of tbis bank. This per 3 (9 3 % eota and Dakota whitea 58©95 Ulnneaota Saturda> morning Metals. I July Aug 6 76 % 0 6 82 6 79 674 Sterling 60 day bills, |4 66, demand. •leans that the name of the Oldest fi 69 and Dakota Ohio*, E*@65 Dr C -V TVmgrfield. presiding- elder, 6 84 $4 6950 cables. $4 7075 Poultry alive unchanged district led the confer- N«« Tort. November 19—The metal ex- Sept. Oct. 658 (59 654' Francs, demand, 5 91 cables. 5 90 National Bank ia the Cotton States In increase of general claims j change quotes lead offered at ?5 25 Spel- JS ovember C St fi SB Marks, demand S0% cables, 8054. . ] ter 917 ?5@13 75 Nov Dec, Guilder* 51 % cable*. 41% St Louis November If —Poultry un- printed on your Deposit book, is a encc Saturday nl, j At London Lead £27 Spelter £98 Dec, Jan Urea demand. 6 46 cables. < 45 changed except chickens. 1044 •prlngm, 43. guarantee of service, as well as of safety. i Copper firm Electrolytic $19 50 Rubles, demand 32 !4 cables, 32% Butter eggs, unchanged. I Iron steady and unchanged Bar stTver 51% f Metal exchange quotes tin ea*y at $40 25 Cotton Seed Oil. Mexican dollars. 3»% Kansas Citr November l» — Butter 921,569 POPULATION : @41 00 creamery 10 firsts, 28, seconds. 26. pack- | At London. Spot Copper £S1 Sa futures New York November 19 —Cotton a*ed oil' Government bonds firm railroad bonds TSB Tr(«U™tvH** r<& in=~ §.nn* Un til* waas nJgiiehigher oonn iirmefirmer cruacrudee pricepricess anandd shorshortt 1firm BY _ —,. _-. .__.... , i loans easy 60 and »0 days, 2$4 six egg-a, nrsts. 2> seconds, 22. 6s, ftituSSf E171 AnHmont %?s ) coverings aa well a» some local buying oo ' T me futures. £171 Antiroon> £12S J the Iirmne8a in JJOR products. Hedge Mil___ - , imontba, 2% $>3 Poultry bens, 11H* roong roosters. IX. 11 ATLANTA NATIONAI, BANK Tallahassee Fla. November 19—Part ing- of late months caused a partial set-{ C» money steadier high, S low 1% broilers 19 announcement of the etate censua has back, but final prices showed a net cala oft rnltng rate 1% last loan 2 closing bid. GHA&LCURRCR,Prwidcnt eOXflDONOViW Cashier FORD TO 'SEE WILSON from 1 to 6 points. * [ 1%, offered at 2. ^ Liverpool Statistic*. ment The complete tabulation for Ranee In New York futures Friday r.LBLOCK,ViM-Pr«sxfent ; -ISXENNOJY, Asst Caahwr the state 1915 flgruree. shows a total Ope" n Close. Liverpool. November 1» —^Weekly «t«tl*- population of 921 a€9 as against 614 - j iN REGARD TO PEACE , Spots 7 as Rice. tics J.&fLOYD,Vic»-PrMtd«nt .U1LBTNER, Astt Ouhwr 902 the figures foi the state census of I November 7 8B0S.: New Oricanm, November it — Roagb rice Total forwarded to mills. It Ooo bales, 1905__ And 75._-1 13»„ . the federal cenau„-«s o„*f , Detroit, Mich... November 19—Henry h?~~ 006 1 8207 ) continuenued quiequit t today cl«an Honduras American. 76000, Block. 8»2 000. American 1910 The gain for the tive vearn is Ford announced today that he would i*?"*"7 7 B2&7 9* I 8107 85 •teadiy _an- d* J.' a --->pan- fltroing. 686 000 imports, 119,000 America*. 104 000, i KO to "W ashingtan soon and endearor to I « ry Receipt* Rough 21 263. mJllers. 10973 export*. § 700 Of the larger cities Jacksonville haa..1 5lee*iadi s with. President Wilson the xvtanl ^! JKJ?S IKS?8* *ju B.0749B.M 7 9708.04 ' Sales 4 <93 pockvta eleaa Honduras at 8R3.JO, as agrainst 57 699 in 1910 Tampa I to ha\e the United States join a con- ^ 8 11&S.1S • •&«•« o« IwcRets ATLANTA AUDIT CO., has 55,978, ajralnst 37,1*3 ta 1910 Pen- ference of neutral nations, for th* t>ur-ijui 8«7 •acola, 23347, against 22.9S*. in 1910. pose of bria^in« about P*JW* in JQurtJjrt. Ton* steady, sale*. X4.7ML Quot*Uon« Inc. Accounting System*. SF4PFR1 NFWSPAPFK! \ \ Page Twelve'. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.. SATURDAY, JSiOVEMBEB 20, 1915.

and J, S. Sewell, lot on north Bide Tenth lot south side Oxford avenue, isrf fe«t east HELP WANTED—Male SITUATION WANTED—Mala LILLEY TO MANAGE street, 54 feet west of Juniper street, 45x of Washington stret. 55x150. November 15. 123 feet. June 22, 1914. . 1915. MISCELLANEOUS. v ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC $2,600—Same to same, lot on north side j t Attention Business Corporation COLUMBUS METHODISTS > EXAMINATIONS TO END Tenth street, B9 feet west of Juniper street, „.. «___,„,,_ nnrAa Clty WANTED ! Heads 45x123 feet. July 2, 1914. „. Marefcal8 D*rd«. SOTS' to deliver telephone directories. 1 St. Louis. November 19.—E. B. Lilley, $600—Mary c Lumpkln et ears experience In bunks, corporations, musical tastes. presented toy their mothers for exami- frame dwelling; day work. BECOME an actor or speaker. No profes- Sunday of their charges, tfcfey are at- sion In the world payi better. For In- pub.ic accounting and audiiXig. start at Bargain ia Used Inslrnmenls tempting to wind up the financial and nation this afternoon. Loan l>eeds. formation write atory of Dramatic .518 to $20 wt-ek. •••Clerical." P. O Box 339. j other affairs of their churches so that, Thi_-,—s wa- s the announcement of Mrs. $4,000—George H. Boy n ton to Columbia Arts. Address I _.60, Constitution. MFRS. AND BROKERS— What have yoa to National Life Insurance company, lot east i WANTED—Booijfteepers, salesmen, ste- **, offer to D.ICCO salesman in eastern North Atlanta Branch they will go into the conferences with I Hamilton Block. chairman of tne Bide Court I and street, 144 feet south of show, last niglit. | nographers. £ommlB&ary men, clerk*. Carolina" Prefer groceries, any proposition clean sheet. So Linden avenue. 56x140. October 27. 1815. LOST and FOUND | office men, mlAT men and woodsmen in all Considered. Best references. Age 24. Bj-ron PbMe Ivy 3«33. 94 N. Pryor St. Within Columbus proper there arre nu • - many babies have Entered the $1,200—J. M. Cochran to Mortgage Se- Bizzeil, Newton^ Grove, N. C. ____ curity company. lot west side Queen street. lines. Write us and tell us what you are pastors who will go through the stat- I show that it was found necessary to qualified to do. Southern Lumberman's WAXTED^-By experienced bookkeeper and q- carry the examinations over today, In- 405 feet north, ot Oglehtrope avenue, 48x Clearing jiouae. Alexandria. ^jL>a. hotel clerk some kind of office work am 150. November 17, 1915. of closing the show on Friday, aa $300—Mrs. S. Falcovltz to Miss Harriett HELP WANTED, MALE—A good, , sober 30 years old and live in Atlanta, Call for originally planned. The prizes will C. Cringan. lot west side Walnut street, 95 cook, apply by letter, glvl ng references E. M, E., Atlanta phone 1730. city there are three who have been LOST articles sometimes are never be awarded on Monday afternoon at feet south of Thurmnn street, 98x146. No- found, often they are stolen with and positions held, and nam e salar;. If WANTED—Position as farm superintend- here three years. It is expected, in vember 15, 1915. no chance of recovery, but when you aer a good, all-round co >k and knon- | Taft hall. ent, well experienced on Keneral farmine WITH THE MOVIES fact, each pastor is going into the $2.500—H. A. Ktherldge to Miss Alice picked up by ho neat persona they how to season and serve for i i south Geor- stock ralclng and managing labor. Can glie I Babies who make especially high eia hotel, write us 1m media-ely Address conference with the indorsement of his "Walker. No, 47 Cherokee avenue. 51x20. will set back to the owner If ad- best of reference. Adjiresa f-478 care Con- j examination marks are to be re-exam- November 31, 1915. vertised In this column. Clearing House for Employmei it, till Cham- stitution ___ ^___ Bids. ined Monday morning: In Dr. Visanska'a $5,000—J. C. DePoor to Life Insurance GOOD tarpfuL reliable chaur7<'~ur~~7wh7te~l be returned will be sent back. Company of Virginia, Nos. SO/80% and 82 HELP WANTED, MAL.E- •Yo ung man, reHi- \\ants position Well experienced, can ! office, and, the final prize winners Capitol avenue, 52x104. November 10. 191 E>- Thursday dent of Atlanta, as claim .llector Cor la«- MISPLACED UMBRELLA flrm keep up car c.alnes Slaton, Atlanta phon« Hunternuniers .nmiiHeady tofor CallLau. i •'~selecte* — -—d— from them—-.. This examinatioi n ?7,500—Mrs. Ollie C. Bell to same. Noa night check room boy at —Atlant a theatei; ------_ Some knowleledg. e ofC oftHe work re- K. 65-M ulred Only those who Columbus. Ga., November 1J*-— (Spe- i will be very rigid and thorough.*Moth- 13, 15 and 17 Glimer street, 12x152. No- mauoade erroerrur Iin givinHIVIUKg ouuuti umbrellamimma...... On~-"~~:e £v;" -; Answev r .1by vember 8, 1915. gentleman's sil---k umbrella- , wit•->h- crooked have hhaa d exert*expert.*"" thl» line will be WANT position as farm superintendent. Kcllj- and Norton. .Vovelty Unter- cial.)—With tomorrow, -the first day of, ers of babies wanted at Dr. Yisanska s knou ho w to farm anand.» Pow*T« w¥££™™*t&*^™*%. \*™ are above 780 will be examined 16, 1915. obtain its return. Satisfactory settlement farm or town work you can do. If you are .nee. experienced HS «ecretaj-y Can furnish' feature.TOltf c Sidney Ayre» and Dor- There are over one hundred hunters first this morning. When all these $1.000—Mrs. Jessie A. FInley to Mrs. Maud will be made if party receiv4ng same will position to establish a plant or buainena. eferences Phone Main 361*. rl> Pawn. Billy Hhode, la "Fa- already who have secured state babies are examined, babies who have H. Rickart, No. 149 Walton street, 47x175. return to Manager or Box Office, Atlanta nnd1 out what Inducements ftnd co-operation need cotton mill book- ther's l.»cby E«cape." comedy. licenses and many others who have se- missed, their scheduled examinations November 16, 1915 ' Theater" wo can ofTer, Small farms tor sale, easy keeper desires osltlon as bookkeeper. $200—Julius B. HInton to Georgia Savings y> -! terms Raymond Industrial Club. shipping clerk or pa> master. Seven yearn' 11 1C n 8 the eek will be examined. :ontalnii ig annual paaa ^thVght tnai ne a r a 'iSindreo. "if be <""•">* Bank and Trust company, i97 Parsons street, C. of Ga, R. R., favor B. F. Merritt, WANTED—Man with ho •se and rig to carry experienc Addrrs T-4S1. care Constitution. in the field the first day of the season. 41x108: also lot southeast side Mowry ave- also $4.50 In cash. Finder Keep cash and newspaper route. A tiu dtler can make eood THE SAVOY The birds are reported plentiful this nue. 350 feet southwest of Lansing: street, return pass. B. F. Merritt, care C. of Ga, money. Apply City Circ illation Department 97x100. November 12, 1915. Co_n_stltution.___ SITUATION WANTED—Femala year and good sport is looked forward U. S. Army Aero Squadron $1.700—Arthur G. Langel to R. A. Long, Frelgjit Depot. i to. [lot west aide Georgia avenue, 17S feet it'h- I LOST—In downtown district, silver top to WANTED—Chauffeurs cet 518 week. Learn \ TODAY west of Peachtree Hills avenue, 50x140. No- lady's umbrella. Initials M. J. M. on top. wblle earning. Sample lessons free. Write i SPECIAL, rat for Situation Wanted Bachelor**' Dance. Completes the First Lap Notify W. L. Meador. Ivy 4268-L-_Reward. Immediately. Franklin Institute. I>epL ada Thu "World's Baseball Series," two- vember IS, 1915. JJ34-.T. HocheBter. N. Y. I centh, three Columbus, Ga.Lja., r-iovemoeNovember iy.19.— ispe- -_ t t-~t* • i r* A • 1250—W. TV. TIndall to Mrs. Fannie Oels- $5 REWARD" Cor return" of brindle Boston net.. 15 cents To get reel Mutual. "Anita's Butterfly," cial.)—The fi rst dance of the season Of Flight to San AntOHlO ner. lot in Carey Park, west sldo First bulldog. Name "Mike." White face and RAILWAY MAIL" CLERKS WANTED, $75 * muMt be paid in ad- of the Bachel ors, , attended b._ y, th_ e full. , etreet. 267 feet north of land lot 249, 70x140. neck. 686 Peachtree at. month. Atlanta. examinations comlnR. j vered al The Const!- Beauty. Pathe Weekly. Sample questions free. Write immediatly. membership of eighty members and November 18. 1915. LOST—Between 6th and llth streets, small $600—H. T. Towbridge to H. Hatcher. lot Franklin Institute, Dept. 53-J, Rochester with several visiting men and ladies, allver watch in leather bracelet, initials Xe\v York. BOOKKEEI was held tonight, and it was declared tst side Cunningham street, 157 feet south engraved, "M. E. M." Findar call I. 2739-L. itl .iffice manager Hi«hly Circling to earth from a height of 4,000 TWO men who have had experience con- ' competent rust\vorthy Eight yea.r» the greatest opening dance in the ce Knowledgr« of stetiac- history of tho club. ducting special sales. Must have knowl- DESOTO edge of general iT3erchandi.se. State fully object where rapid ad- whom you have worked fur. Addresa B. T., ired. Address I-4S2, cart* TODAY Campaign Clones. BOK 105. Montgomery. Ala. j Col umbus, «a.. November •MrB. Elizabeth B. Bo STENOGRAPHERS wanted by eovernment. an lady, Fre-ibyterUn'de 1 cial J—The membership campaign of _ _ Savings Building and Loan assi $70 month. Atlanta examinations com- nomination, accept position ia com- ••Ijofintahdl Portrait, * two-reel lap of their journey to Fort Sam Houa 110 the and the [ S nt 1 LOST—Tuesday afternoon. Elkin's, very ing. Sample questions free. Franklin In- I'-" " Iwdy for board, would Sellff. "The Broken Hall," Kffllem chamber of commerce""" andT the j ton at SanVntonfor The trip was made ' courtland" ave^ue B^xlOfl " bou^d north by ll llv ei ^ exchanged Miss L., railroad drama. Polite Taared woman, \\ork by day o\er two hundred members had been j or 3S minutes for the trip. L ,!90?—'w-. *• Hamby *- «••<-< — ««*».. 1 h.ilf d.iy f i «cek. Addreai J V S , un?- Hamb can Employment Agency, 614 Healey Bide. secureu i cdu tt,ou til*air-* nhamibe*;nu.iijiuer oufi commerc«jwniiiit;rc*e3 , Thj.1 e six automobile trucks, one for Ivy 7141. ~So" u tli Mjys a vt' n u e. | ^et 250"«t ^SSh^of Ea rlr see ALAMO NO. i andi over a hundred and fifty members j eacv;h machine, with supplies and acces- 68x140. November 11, 191G. WANTEI ad experl- wlsnes^posTtloiT as~ naie^ sec uied tc the younger organization. ort B ies, one machine shop truck and , 13,50—O. t>. Gorman, Sr.. and Sarah F. ence Ir chemistry and botan App!> iit fiM _^Heale_ y building. TODAY six motorcyclists, did ot fare as well Gorman, to Frank M. R. Lucky, E6 West PERSONAL Governmeirt Reports. North avenue, 50x190. November 15. 1915. WANTED—Boy to feed Gordon press, make Columtbus, Ga., November 19.— (Spe- as the aviators. Deep sand in the Red T574 —jj. Kaiec_ h and I* Davis two __Minneto ready. Apply 12 V> South Broad street, < .„',"**!•'. a .^'""V "The Warning." «bi**-'««l M™- rivei bottoms and some of .the worst' savings Building and Loan a,ssoclationn. lott | third floor. f "'• < onttltutd tanz drama. "Back Par-Tin «nd th« cial.)—The chamber of commerce, the _ mayor, the Columbus waterways com- roads in Oklahoma and Texas were tra- Bast side Cooper ttreet, 210 Cooper sttreett . WANTED — Man, or an and wife, rk ' WANT1SD—Fir: •%fnvie " "Conning Canal Beat Cn- TRIMMED HATS yo mittee and many organizations have veised by the land fleet. 1 lot southeast corner Fort wtrat and on form. Apply J. B. Htodghill, KeaslL-y. * plaT" Mnlaal comedy. " pledged themselves to the government, The first truck to arrive here made land avenue, 50x107; also lot souths J3.50, $&.QOt »7.00, $10.00 and up. gia. Futile ni-Fver," Patlie eomedy ner Coper :d- McDonoug- - - h street: . UntrlmmeU Velvets and Beaver Biiapea, report to be sent In within the the distance of 80 miles by road WANTED—Names of men. 18 or seven hours, "while early tonight there iNOvemoer 9, 1915. FUH THIMMiMija AM> HKINS. week, to supply suitable river termi- $811—J. E. .watklnn to same, lot south Oid H»tu Made New. wanting railway mall clerk positio nals for Columbus, and to work, to- were still some of the motorcyclists month. Box F-661. ^Constitution. ! }V*».t U.44-L plowing their way through the sands a side Parsont street, 110 feet west of Chest- Ostrich FeaLnerv Cleaned and. Recurled. ward the installation of another river nut atreet. 50x100. November 3. 1915. CHARUH; Accouwra BUJL^CITKD. BOY about 15 for~flIl7iK < lerk BellTml Hn^rr i POSITION by bookkeeper and NO. 2 boat line to operate between this city few miles outside this city. $1.088—A. F Anthony to same, 77 Tatt- Choice iiatortmenta Cioid and Silver Hata __ ness Agency. 927 Candler buildin competent ai and the f?ulf. Captain Fouiois, commanding the na! stree, 50x85. November 9, 1915. and VVnlte fannw . Velvet Hata. •___ , Main 4L4S-J. squadron, tonight announced he was WANTED—25 messenger*.' The commercial report of Bngineer |910—Mr». Annie C. McCormlck to Ger- MOUHNlNCi MH-LINifiRY. bicycles. Apply 41 foprinu TODAY P.. M.. Churchill shows that over two satisfied with the first day's showina. manla Savings Bank, lot north aide Green- MKa. <;. u. ajmiTU, Fema| illion tons of freight could be car- The aviators e-xpect to fly to Kort wich street. 170 feet we-?t of Atwod street, llo f BACUTKJt.±li ST. John Loremx In "TTne River of Ro- Worth, 114 miles distant, tomorrow. ^ « munee." two-part E»«anay feature. ried by the river, and on this report 85x218 November 2 1915. I'KKSH churnud sanitary buttermilk from HELP WANTED—FemaU and the assurances of terminal and ?2.250—Mrtf C. G ITpchurch to C. S. Mc- iu« lineat registered Jersey cow«, 25c per Attention, Business Meril Hrlen dolmen In "Tne Girt on tMe traffic facilities the government will be Mahan, lot ea «t aide Ka.st Ontaria avenue, gallon, i>c per quart; also pure freuh churned M 1SCEL.L AH EO U H. THC CLEARING HOUSE FOR EilPLOY- liriilfce," Kalem drama. asked for the appropriation necessary SOUTH TRIMBLE TO SEND 165 feet south of Gordon -street, 50-tlO No- creamery butter 40c pound, delivered early WANTED—Chorus pirls for Weher & Fields A1ENT. 611 Chamber or Commerce build- to construct the deeper channel. vember 1C, 1915. jnorninjc on. north uide, also In down town Musical Comedy Company, experience un- ing, can furnish hl(fh-sra.de help In trades BIG TURKEY TO WILSON J2.000—Paul p. Reese to Penn Mutual Life district. Klmbailville Farm. Telephone, ivy necessary. Cult at Bonita Theater or Child1* and profesBlons. Ivy 7110. Atlanta (0 Insurance company, lot southeast slfle "Wil- 4159. Hotel, aaturdaj or Kundaj-, awk for Mr Office hours. 8:30 to 1, 2 to 4 p. m . Satur- lard avenue, between Wet wood and Rogers NEW YOBI XjaForge, Manaser. ____^_____ days. 9 30 to 1 p. m. Appllcatlona for posi- fHE STRAND Columbus, Ga., November 19.— (Spe- Ijexingrton, Ky., November 19.—A avenue, 70x188. November 15. 1915. Pho tions taken dally cial.)—The Columbus waterworks, mu- $SOO~-F. \V. Garret to Emory college, "lot GOVERNMENT poaltions^"open to womeiT nicipally owned, is about complete, ac- 85-pound turkey, which will grace tho east side Center Hill avenue, 20 fe«t north Shirts/ 8c. $75 month. Write immediately for free TODAY cording to a report of the mayor this Thanksgiving: table at the •white house, ot Manon and Turner Ferry road, 105x264. li»t. Franklin Institute, D«pt. 6OO-J, Roch- morning, and the big pumps will be win be shipped to Washing-ton Mon- Xovejnber 17, 191G. Underwear, 50 a Garment. Theda Bara in "Carmen," Fox started within the week filling the 40,- day from Lexington as the ffift of $2.500—Minnie B. Xorria to Albert Haas. WANTED—Experienced -skir nd. drens op- 000,000 reservoir with water. The fil- South. Trimble, clerk of the national 25 Tattnall wtret, 50x12.; also 27 Tattnall Handkerchiefs, i c. Sox, 30. eratorn. Apply .Ready-to- j.r Mfg. Co., FOR SALE and Film feature, rebooked by request. ters of the new plant have a capacity house of representatives. street, 5Sxl2& November 17, 1915- U A i Ji.Jrt.NiT^ (A-VNVr A Kl"Q M.—Frlvu,t«. re- 59% East Alabama street. of 7.500.000 gallons a day. and it ia J1.5CO—J. T. Kimbrough to Germania Ssiv- fined, home-like; limited number of p»- to supply Columbus and its suburbs Ine-s bank, lot east side Oakhlll avenue at tlenu* cared for. Home* provided for In- WANTED with water, which hag been declared corner L1J Han avenue, 42x15 8. November fant.*. Infanta for adoption. Ura. AC T. HELP WANTED—Male and Female 15, 1915. Mitchell. 26 Windsor street. the clearest and moat pure of any sec- $868—James R, Bills to same, Nos. 15 and COOK "w~AT?TEl>^SeTtled cTTupTe with no GRAND tion. 17 Liberty stret, 28x72. lot west side King MLLE. VALAIRE children preferred, must be recommend- FOR SALE—Miscellaneous ATMS STRIDES street, "127 feet north of Woodward ave- be conaulted on all affairs of life. Houi ed. Pay not large, but good home pro- TODAY Moving; Hon«ea. uue, 26x100. November 12, 1915. vided. .Man must yndersttind handiine o£ Columbus, Ga., November $.—{Spe- Jive stock, on a mountain farm. 1-490 "ATLANTA REBUILT" I BEST Hat of principal.)} and assist an ta Constitution. Edna Goodrich in "Armstrong's cial.)—Th* novel siffht of seeing four Quitclaim Deeds. ! Bupply scnool bottrds. Secretary, Ra Wife," Paramount production. two-story residences moved from one $7G—Mrs Susie B. Cunyus to Martha A. j ser.^oa. WANTED—If It is reliable help or a eood FURNITURE side of the street to the other is being1 FROM DAY TO DAY J Powell, lot east side Grlfftn street, be- ^ jj^yg i rn dresamaklni and ladi< position apply to the Missionary Workers viewed in Columbus, when the resi- tween Fox and Pelham streets, < to ea and Kmplo> ment Agency, 158 Vi Auburn. EXCHANGE JxllS. No- | tallorine. Make your clothes while le.ir BUYS used household rood* and •xchangri dences on Broad street above Four- vember 15. 1915. School, 26- B Carnegie Way. ave^_l^li^ne_ Ivy_4G27-L. $1—D- S. Barbour to J. H. Ewlng and Ins- Ne new for old Furniture of all kind* fur teenth street are being: moved to the Vv & mii.k« Hwltchd t irom combinjcM Cor |1. ^ale at cut prices. H. A. Martin. Manager. GEORGIAN opposite sitle of the street to occupy Otto F. Fell, of the Empire Trust and Charles F. Benson, lot southeast corner COLORED men and women wanted for old Sa,fe Deposit company, has leased^ for Edge wood aven__ jid Butler stret. 70x83. Gallafaer Hair Dreaalnjc farlor*. 70 ^ plantation show. No objection to good E. A- Hartsock, Secretary. 108-10-12 South the site formerly oocu'EXied, by the old peaclitree street. amateurs. Call at Plantation fahow at Car- Forayth atreet. Pho_n_e_ Main 771. Muscogee boarding house. J. N. .Hirsch to the Scenic Film com- October 4, 1915. pany, of wihich Carl B. Rountree 19 |5—Georgia Savings Bank and Trust com- njval. J. B. Cullejp. ( TODAY pany to P. c. Alexander, lot west sM« Basketball Practice. president, 6,000 square feet of space in GERMAN I>le, man as gardener, wom&n COAL, COAL COAL Mary Fuller In "Lil Nor'wester," Mr. Hirach's new concrete building: at Henry street, 311 feet north of Greenaferry Hrat-clas: ook and houne woman, only Columbus, Ga., November 19 —(Spe- Xo. 146 Marietta street. avenue. 69x119. October ^3. 1915. those willli GERALD G. HANNAH L. Ko. comedy. "Disguised but Dis- cial.)—Saturday night the regular City to live in country need reply This building was formerly the Or- $6—Same to Thonms W. Holmes. 84 Howell J. T. H. Lewi Bon Atr, Ala. covered." leag-ue basketball gaones are to be pheum theater, until Mr. Hlrsch re- street, B4x7G September 29, 1915. - 333 HIGHLAND AVENUE played, the games on deck for the night cently remodeled it, practically re- For Levy and Sale—Morton L. Adler to D. MEN, women, common ecixoolinc, destrtn* PHONES: being between the Georgia Paving building the entire structure of fire- Rozinsky. lot southwest side Warren place, ernment positions,, f 70 monthly, write 76 feet northwest of IPecJmont avenue 36^ tor Hit Immediately. Phllaaeiphla Civil proof material. 1 ATLANTA, 1049; BELL, I. 9390 AUDETTE TODAY the Walker Electric and Plumbing com- 10L November 12. 1915. faery ice School. Philadel The Scenic Film company now oc- $60—-E,. j.. Hale to O. D. Gormap, ST.. and HELP WANTED V pany and the "Wells-Curtis compa-ny. cupies quarters on the second floor of AVE will furnish first-class help on short HOTEL. FOR SALS. "Old Heidelbenr" Sarah F. Gorman, lot east ide Hpft Alt « %.<'TS The first team, that is, the onte winch the Alfriend building', 97 1-2 Peach- notice. Bethel Latyjr Exchange. Call Ivy NEW and modern, good healthy towi . is to represent Columbus this year in all feet south of Balti: re place, 55xl7fi. watered and fine schools prlc^ J36.000 Kwtturinjr Dorothy Cilsh and Wallace tree street. November 17, 1915. prefer to sell half interest, or will ffl -<• yo the frames from lorelgn invasion, and Their new quarters will comprise FOR positions as stenographer or" b«ok- HrUl. to represent the city on the road. Is $1 and Other Considerations—German hi MALE K per cent for } 18, 000 on lonr temie wit Q. \V. C.RIFF1TH PRODUCTION half of the third floor of the Hlrach Savings Bank to Minnie B. Norrin, No. 2r. Keeplng register with Mlww Hltt, «H mortg-age on property. Harrl* Hotel, Ru" working- hard almost every night, and building. The term of lease IB for five TattKu.ll stret. 50x122, No. 27 Tatnal street. STUKKtt A>.1> UFFICICA. Grant building. Phone Ivy 8S83. ••FICKLE F\TTY'*» FAJ*L" although there will be but one veteran 2 VCTS— years, but the consideration was not B°«^12l'tin«»[." TT i, i , «• « « ,_ WANTED—Flrat-ciass atenoerapher «BI WANTED^-"40~BoJicitors "at onct-,~ good posf^ MACK SEN'-NETT im in the squad, it Is expected to do as disclosed. $..—Atlanta Hospital to W. B. Hambry, bookkeeper combined. Man must be a «oo< tion. 177 1\ y at. Mr. Slmmonn. THE HAVERTT FURNITURE COMPANY well as the club last year. will furnish your home. U»e your credit Fca tmtnsc__R-«'*y<**'^ The Mutual Film exchange recently lot eaat side Crew street, 250 feet south Imixer , wun fcalew experience preferred. In T«il5 Falr street, 53x140. September 11, side and outside work about equally divided.. and enjoy your furniture while parlnc I"' took an equal amount of space in Mr. t It. Haverty*a liberal credit plan helpa you Tlirsch's new building. ; Kitfht po man. with, good $:>—Merchants and Mechanics' Banking ' cnance "o( adv ent. Audreae replies, Main store, corner Auburn avenue and WORLD COURT PLANNED Pryor street. _ _ _ Realty and Kewtival. and Loan company to O. D. and Sarah giving re£erenc< i-483. Cuoutitutloo. ACME Teachers' Agency. Itest ttervice^ mVit THE VICTORIA F. Oorman, lot south side West North IlbtraV torms, Iree to school board. 1233 FOR SALE] —Costum e cover* $1 26 each TO MAKE AN END OF WAR Real estate men for this week have avenue, 150 feet eaat of Williams street, 5(K WANTED — Steno-bookkeeper, 27 to 30 jeara Healey buliaiinf,_Atlanta, Ua. _Ivy_701«. 'orders taken any color, beautiful Chrisi - ibeen taking- In the Georgia Harvest 190. November 19, 1915. of age, good education, experience and mas iflfta. Order now. Address Mrs. Jonen. TODAY festival. They all agree.d with one ac- capable In bookkeeping and general office MAINLY vlllaee principalshipe; other open- Xew York, November 19 —The first work. OpponuiiUy tor advancement. Suite ings aluo. Foster's Ttjj.chert)' A gey. AtL. Ga, Clearing House for Employment. Ivy 7110 cord that the festival presented un- Bondn f( Atlanta GO. Edwin August in "The Awaken- tormal steps in a campaign for crea- usual advantages a.s n time to boost experience ^nd Initial salary. Addreaa $1.280—-John M. Graham to Oscar L. -bteno^Bookkeeper,^_ Colbert._ Ga . __ ing," three-part Fox film feature. tion of a -world supreme court for ju- Atlanta property and the city in gen- Bwlney, lot west sid^ Terry street being lot BOOKKl^JiiPjJHar shTpv"'B cierka. ateno«ra- PAPER-SHELL PECANS dicial settlement of international eral. SO of Haygod and Hopkins subdlvlalon land PROM the best orchards In Georgia. Everv As a result the local realty men have Iot9 54-14 division C0x93, August 17 1910 pheria a.nd all commercial help tha.t want AKU disputes were taken luncheon positions, see or write us. Industrial Kmp. COACHINO SCUOOi^—A tb.orou.fh course variety, any quantity, wholesale prices. 1 i u *, ^ rf*.*~ ,I secured a number of prospective cus- $7,000—P. O Vanattcr to H. C. Luken- Co.. 7jiB Empire Biay. I. 7711. A. L. Hart. Piedmont Hot?l. Atlanta. Ga. ALSHA given at the Bankers lub here today. tomer3 among the festival visitors to Dll, lot east side Pennsylvania avonue 171 of Instruction in all trade a to private pu- Men prominent in public life in ractically certain that feet north ot Virginia avenue. rjOxi!iO No- ATXEWTION, BOOK.K.K.IIIPKK3—How to pils ; also uhortUand and. bookkeeping, cer- f1f\ A T ''IDEAL' ROUND JELLICO. $4.00. all J the city. LS practically ci llllcateti In l«n weeks to hard-woririue alu- ^v^^l-L^OLIVKK BLOCK JELLICO. $4.60. parts of the country attendd. I severasever l sales will resul"t fro" i>m tho fes- vember 12, 191^. pasj* C. P. A, BXW.IXU*. by Joel llunLer, C. P. A. Price j|l. Kmpir» bid*., JkUaota. dents., bookkeeping In five weeka. 18 Be. GATE CITY COAL COMPANY. TODAY The gathering 1'ormed the World's tival. Charles uveiiut:. ^A'noae Ivy 6387. Bell Phon*. Main «I6-J: Atlant-^^tlS^ "This Is the Life," Court L-eague of America, by the selec- PBOPEKTY TRANSFERS. PROFESSIONS AND TK.U>ES. L.ICARN the system of ahorth«.ad official^ FANCY grocery atom, established bUvlnesH, three-reel J404—J, K Fowfpr t i a«h trade, fln« iocatfon. stock and fix- Mustang drama. tion of a board of Rovcrnors. who will ptiny, S21 Ormand str No UKNEHAL SUPERINTENDENT wanted L« aaoptcd u.nU caught by the city nt -A.Llu.nia. Warranty J>eeds. begin work at once for two four-press oil Investigate our J^o hcholarahips. Ea^ty pay- lures, $900. Will discount. Going west. I\y later elect oldcers aijd perfect the or- __ $1 -00—J. F. GoUghtly to Mrs. Id; L E. Har- J345—P_ .. U__ Bridge .Jvai« mills. Good salary to riffht man. Mttbt be ment M. Simplex ^aoritmnd. i-oaool, ba J^ast ganization. Plans for the establish- Seruiity State ilHcheil atre«t, Atlanta. ment of such a court were discussed in ns, lot 2BO feet north of northeast corner bank, lot north aide Dixie avenue 4" feet mechanical engineer, having had experi- WE SPECIALl'ZE ON \Vashlngton atreet and Jones avenue, IBOx cast of Waddell street. 40xl7S November ence with large mills; alao must be aober Cleveland last May. IT V, N. Steinberg, care H. L. Singer Co.. corner three-part will prevent any outbreak as the pres- Cross, lot southwest corner Cheshire Bridge TO LiuARN THE BARBER TRADE, Jobs PLAYEIi $335 ot liaynea ».nd Hunter sfrr-etH road and Oakland circle, 123x185. Novem- RELIABLE Automatic Player, used about drama. Ham comedy. ent war in the future. Exerirtor's Deed, open in American and all foreign shops. undergrour praaollne Among the governors elected are * ber 17, 1913, Have spent 22 years perfecting a system to 6 months, but In perfect condition; beau- ONE 76-galIo $3,300—Mra. Edna K. Rivers to Herschel $650—Mrs. Mary B. Smith estate (by f*v- tiful mahogany cane, latest atyle. Former complete with pump an fixtures John Wesley Hill, John Hays' Ham- teach thla work quicKly. See U. Open to •are onstitutlo Ivey. SB Orleans street, 46x102. September ecutor) to James P. Edwards, lot north- all. MOL.ER, itAKUER price JtiOO, now }33&. ^otl wiih us to sell J3CL Address 1-489, mond, Oscar S. Straus. Alton B. Park- corner Chestnut and Fox streets, 50x quickly, 1^ rolls of music. Here's the beat er. John Wanamaker, United States 12. 191. 132. November 8, 1915. LuckJe street.' MANUFACTURER'S sampli line Indies' fruu- THE BONHEUR $1.100—Edward C. O'Donnell to Charles player you ever saw for any thing litte th* 3C only. Latent » DECATUR, OA. Senator L. Y. Sherman, of Illinois; if you hav* two h*Dda, Prof. Q. O. money. Easy terma if desired. and coats, sizes 16 and Lefkoff. Nos. 158 and 16 OVenable street. 42x style*, ^4 off ^71^ _P_eteri bldg. Chai lea W. Fairbanks. Governor-elect 90. November 8, 1915. "- Adminifltrator'K Deed. Branmnff will teach you tne barber trad* A. O. Stanley, of Kentucky, and Gov- $400—William J. Tilson to R. C. Wood- JE12—Mrs. Elizabeth E. Stenerwald (by for J3U, and give wacei. wliU* leanaoc; THE MELL.OVUJN1AN CO. FRESH, pure pork K.u.0 anta 6007-B. I MAMETTA. QA. WANTED—Two flrst-claas automobile ma- chinists, good salary. Apply at once 614 , It. Genuine bargaio, Addrea* G. 1>. J.. car* , —.Mi„n rv— -..n„ Abandoned by her crew and stripped ' BSon^^Fo^mwliP^tMet? sixit™*^?: Conatltutlon. / ' " ""* "Trusty" incubator and brooder ., ,-« » Deed to Secure Debt. Healey building- J for sale or trade, cheap. M. 3154. TODAY of her carg^o, the Lucy H has been lo- I vember 13, 1915. J1.6DO—Mrs. Lutishie E. Jenkins to Hl- cated anchored on a reef outside the „ *1^00—Georgia Realty company to Marie bernia Savin Building ajid Lona agsocla- shoe repair man;. _cood wages ^~ , , , JR. Thomas et al.. lot southeast corner es teady man. Shoe Henury.^ Auburn Av«. MUSIC AND DANCING Pensacola narbor. - Poplar and Fairlie atreetB. £0x60. July 22. WAN TED—OFl ve good automobile mecnan- WANTED—Miscellaneous Information to that eflect was piven 1915. ics. WnttenaU jjarage, 4<4 Wnltehall st. DANCING—Private and " claaa lentous. Lane's, 217 H Peach tree art. Ivy 5716. iT~^aan^*pr7c^TTor~^ou»«hord out Friday by L,. J. Baley, special affent $900—American Securities Company of WANTJED—A-l caller to work with photog- ft pianos and offtce furniture, caxh of the de-partment of justice, with Georgia to Arthur G. Langel, lot 23, block 3, ?UO—R. R. D. Burt. rapher. Apply 197 South Pryor. advanced on conBtKnmfnt. Central Auction headquarters at Atlanta. Officers Peachtree Hills place, west line of Georgia Company, 12 East Mitchell St. Main g4S4. have sought the vessel for some time , avenue. 50x140. November 1. 1915. SALESMEN AMJ SOLICITORS. WANTED—One Rood second-hand ,Pre«t-O- past, stating that she had left Pensa- | $l-»5e—Nesbit Harper to W. M. Poole, lot WANTED—aalesmen to handle most attrac- Lite tank. Apply Mr. Gable, Grady ^Ho*- cola October 21 without clearance pa- j ^^"terrace00^1^^ f°eff aX?nu* *>"_, is" COST OP LOCAL WANT ADS tive proposition on tne market as a aide SITUATION pit;U. line; liberal commission; staple goods. Sold DROP A CARD; we'll bring; ta»h for men's R/l ARIETTA Strand i9 readily from descriptive circulars. Strictly It was the expressed belief of the' ji'soo—Mrs 9 v ciartt t*» «- R a™i IN THE CONSTITUTION Kboes and clothinc. Tae Vestiair*. 16« De- *** MARIETTA, GA. government's officers that the ship ^V. KnettneV. lot on souJnVeat corner H1H a wholesale proposition,. Only salesmen of IO. lime strict integrity and who can furnish satis- WANTED catur street. __ was laden ^ith munitions of war for and Climax streets. S0xl€0 feet. November S Imcrttens Oc ll»e factory references need apply. 14 White- CASH paid for old {arniture. Dixie Furniture TODAY one of the Mexican faction's. She was 10, 1915. 1 Io«ertlo» Be Company, 8E B, Forsyth. Main S170-.T held up at Key West, out eluded the $1,650—w. T. Ai&ford to J. R. Wilson, hall street. Atlanta, Ga- Richard Travera in a six-reel Es- ! ft* word Bat tor donUcd WANTED—Two competent life Inntrance 6.TUATIUN. WANTED—Mai* f ACt-I FOR all kin government officials and nothing lot on south side Parsons street, 42 feet east fr«ai ontaltfc of Atlanta. •anay drama, "The Man Trail." more was heard from her until a mes- \Vebster street. 42x100 feet. July 15, solicitor_ s for the city of Atlanta. We de- sage brought the news that she was No advertisement Accepted for AtM sire younc xoen who are now employed AN AN3WEK TO TOUB AD WANTED—Second-hand tall office »teol. ordinary \ and wish'to advance tJQemselve*. Refer- Must be ch*ap for ca«h. Phone Main >42, back at Pensacola. —T. B. than two lines. Count six wiuiu&rordinary I> an^4 wisreauiredh ; coanmJjWlon baxla onlf- Oh. several ot Ui*in m*y b« cant lm man, _ __ east sid_ e East Ontario avenue. words to each line. ma l»t« a* * W««|E 9*xt«r yonr «d ~ "" "prest-O-Ote tank. Call 165 feet south of Gordon street, 5 Oxl iff Thomaa to THomaa. general agent., 1620-21 tact appear*d in Tb» Conatltutlon. Discontinuancecs of advertlslns muat S Healey Dldg.. City. feet. JufV 2. 1915. be in writing- " bueli. re.tpoz.ae* *r» the result «t $1,000—Prank M. Pittman to I* A. Dill, It will not be accepted , «,,»« w •„«.»* ^v+r^i_ men and can sell MveraJ Xornw of special >crvic* DROP A CARD B*st prices paid fe* old THE SELECTA FATHER OF BOXING by nhone. Thia M J w e t clothe* and Hhoes. L,"PfefCer, 184 Decatur. ! same property. July 2, 1915. protect, your IntereaU i fh_ e-c n 8H^|r : "men"^who can make good Wblcb TJ.B ConjrtJluUon i* renderlnc ¥1,000—L. A. Dill to Mrs. C. G. Vpchurch. as well MB ours. I can later become wa*on salesmen or branch la bebaif of Situation Wanted *d»«r- TODAY IN AMERICAN NAVY same property. August 12. 1915. managers, anywhere from coast to coast; OMra. So, U you wut A wider Story Telling and Children's Pic- $1 and Other Const * " " O" cut references reauired; salary] and commission. ranee of cHolee before acccptinc a MEDICAL. New York. November 19.—The Rev. ' Be»v«r» t» w«c«« wu. «eui«L«.-yf nine tou Jewel TeajCornpany. No. 125 Auburn Ave._ ptHHUoo, bold your box number cv« DROPSY TREATED one week free. Snort- tures, 9:30 to 1 o'clock. "Exploits Father William Henry Ironsides ^^4 cemetery. September IS, 1916. \Vut A*, pkone •nd call at or pttone to THe C*»- Jn WANTED—Three expert salesmen In sooth- •ttuation fnaaeafey tor mt lea«t a breathing relieved In 3C to 4S hours; swell- of Elaine." Keystone comedy at Reaney, chaplain of the United States $10 and Other Consideration—Same to »r AOmmtm 5OO1. era territory to commence work January ing removed In 10 to 15 day*; re.mlatee 2 p. m. navy with the rank of captain who same, 5 lots in Greenwood cemetery. Sep- 1 • most be men of strict Integrity who can week. liver, kidney«, stomach and heart; pttrlne* dted here last night, was often called tember 20, 1915. furnish satisfactory references. - A. K. tbe blood, corrects couch. TVrite for te»- the father of boxing in the United , $450—M. K.' Jenkins to G. L. Corley, lot Courteous operators, thoroughly f»- Umonials of cures and a sympton bliutk States navy. Ho also introduced other . 219 feet north of northwest corner of |i -' '- rates, rules and cUuslfica- 6PEC1A1. rate* for aittmtioo Waate4 fur a free trial treatment. Collum Dropey athletic sports among the saibprs. The Houston and Sampson -*treets *-. 50HO«-• *O- feet, i 5|"™s' t* I give y< . <-° molete inlorma- IMMEDIATE — If you b»v« any s»I«a ability aboald be able to clear 93 to tS dally ada>: Tbr*e lines one time. !• Remedy Co.. Atlanta. Gs, Dept- 1»4. story is told that he once defeated Tom f November 6. 1913. , i liontiwu.. ji.uuAna,t it you wishwisa,. thotnoy will assist you snow»" w *»«"= «* *^,*f+ T>- «^- —— —•*••.» cent*; Uiree^tim**, 1» c«atm. To cet Hirsch to Mrs. Rosa Cairo-Cairn- !! you iIn wording your want aC to mak* j for the next thirty days- ; «at—e - experience----- ' ----. tae»« rate*, ada mu*t be paid In ad- th side of Confederate ave- It most eltective— " . Address Box I-485.^^care Conatitntion.__ ^ vance and delivered at Tbe Ceaetl* CATARRH OP HEAD northeast of _Wnes avenue, 52x | Accounts opened lor ads by telephone [ 'BROKER want. __ „* __ l aale«nan who knows tutloa office. STOMACH, bladder ot ether orxau »tir.- to accommodate yon U your name Is m '. can s«ir whol**al— "•- •-- e trade flour, urkin. Good ly cured, Addreaa Box 730. Constitution. ! "RIGHT - • • • llrectory. Other want opportunity. Ivy 3300. uR. El w. 8.MiTHT~in w. P«aek£r*» dephune are to bo- paid TOO1MG man desires position in cbmrge of Ivr 46>. Dhwasea of WMasn *-^ • MEN ana vromen. excellent cleaning or construction gane». An A-l Electric treatment la caroato NOW" 'bat y mail or solicitor tb» opportunity to rlcht pmrty; leader of men or driver It takes to «et tbe d. / chance to start.Cosiness lor yourself. work. Five yeara' experience at inm 1VS »I»KA»KBctt His body will lie" taken "to iiat^oit "tor! cemeVery, June 1«. 1907- HUME HAS CT9K ff*OB CO.V- Star Novelty Company, 22* East — men, Afldrva* I-(tQ,' car« Const]tatlon. -*"-- J*-* *J ropean BpedaJlst: finest .M«i». . street. Mew Tar* City. rnrat. DC. H»lbrs*k. 19t-«-T lUXMHtimff. burial. * W. Crawford t* C, L. --- I

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THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915. Page Thirteen

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RAILROAD SCHEDULES. FOR RENT—Housekeeping Rooms FOR RENT—Houses The aniva* and departure or paw«ng«r Nauru SIJUK. CNFUBNKSHKD. tralna Atlanta. HOITSEKEEPIKG rooms, close in; *11 con- MONEY TO LOAN AUTOMOBILES The Col I owing schedule flgurea are pub- ROOM and BOARD veniences, ateam heat, electric lights, Decatur Homes for Rent REAL ESTATE lished only aa Information and are not telephone, etc. Call Sunday or afternoon* Phone Decatur 148. Jones & Ramspeck. guaranteed: ' ) after S o'clock. Ivy 7485-J. FOR RENT — Five-room cottage at US 1 FOB 8AXJt ENTIRE second floor uof very sult»bl«J lor Ormond street, on ear line Kaa and water Atlanta Terminal Station. NORTH SIDE. WANTED—>Real Estate 5% HIGH-CLASS BUSI- KICELT fur. room, with or without two light housekeeping, electric lights. $15 per Inquire at_I4^ Ormond street _____ •Dally except Sunday. fSunday only. month. * Ktnneaaw ave.. near Ponce do xneala a day. In private family, to men or FOR RENT — In West End, 92 Gordon »t.. 7- CITY. LOANS. 6% HIGH-! BUY NOW AND SAVE Atlanta, Birmingham and Allan tic. buslnea* women, ail convenience*. Apply Leon park. room cottage fine location, in good repair Effective May SO Arrive. Leave. 87 E- North avenue, or Ivy 193S-J. CALL, Ivr 8294-L if you are looking for Price «35. Phone West 249-J _ LIST YOUK real estate with us. W* have CLASS RESIDENCE, MONEY iirunswicK, waycroaa housekeeping; rooma, furnished or unfur- Ihf custnnuT*. GtorseP iioore 10 Auburn INVESTIGATE the following list of and Thamasville...... 6.10 am Table Boarders Wanted nished , all conveniences. cloi>e to Candler OUR \\eekly rent Hat gives full description avenue, Salesmen I \\ Harrell, Louis M. BrunswicK, waycroaa 3S CONE ST.. Ivy 6745.Half block building. of anything for rent Call for one or let ua Johnson. T M \Vwrd Come to see us. I slightly used and second-hand auto- and ThomaavHl*...... 7:10 pm 10.80pm poatofnce. mall it to you. Forrest at George Adair^ TO ADULT(3—Three nicely furnished rooms. FVKM LANDS. W. B. SMITH j mobiles—some rare values offered at Sleeplnc cars on night trains between At- BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room, with all conveniences, best community, near-la 289 CENTRAL AVK.. east front, arranged rices that are bound to lnteres you: - - - - and ThoroaBvIU*. running water, private bath, for three on_ Forrest dvenue^ Ivy__ 3127. for Z families. Owner. 271 Central. M. 4424. WANTED—A Rood flr^t-clat-s small farm. 718 Fourth National I P A - young men. Sir*. C. S. McRae. 428 Pe»ch- ALL or hilf~of"north aide modern B-room from 1Z to 30 j.c.r^s must be within 20 - j Three 1914 Cadillacs, both 56 and Atlanta mmd Weft Point COKlMIly. tccev home, completely fur, reasonable. Ivy FURNISHED. * miles of Atlanta on good rond mu^-t have VERY desirable, n ell-arranged 5-room bun- running water homf timber and fair house, 60-mch tread No Arrive From— No. Depart To— WANTED—Young lady employed to room &S59-J. _____ will exthiinRt a muO.ru up-todate 6-roora MO.NEY TO LOAN 42Weat Pt. 8 15 am 35 New Or.. 626am and board, small family, price very rea- LARGE, nicely furnished rooms for house- galow in beat residential section of Kirk- PLENTY of money to lend on Atlanta and One 1913 Cadillac, 5-paasenger. w ood Will rent at blgr sacrifice Call De- cottage "» North Dt < uu" i ar line for same. 18 Colum's. 10 65 am 15 Columbus «:4S am sonable, phone. Address 1-488. care Consti- keeping,, all modern conveniences. Ivy Anj diflf* rein *-, tUlur -\ ij p i\ iblr moi-thly near-by lmpro\ od property, 5 '^ to S per SH New Or. 11 50 am 83 MontE'V - *'10 *"» catur 76b. cent, straight also moolhly pl«in. at b per Three 1912 Cadillacs in both treads. tution. 7592-Xl. A.ldre^s P 0 Box 79.i AU.mta, C!o. 40 New Or. 2.16pm 39 New Or.. 2 00pm ST . room cent on 5 year-i time payable S-l "*> PT One Velie, excellent condition, at a 84 Montr'y. 7 10 ,._pm_ 17 Columbus 4 OS pm THREE furnished rooms for light house- FlltMSIIED OR.LNFTKNISHED. month on the thousand, whit h Includes 11- IVY HOT£L£ to J7 21 r keeping to couple without children, ref- 1 very low price 30 Colum's. ? 45 pm 37 New Or.. 5.20pm tickets for S4 50. Atli ta_phpne_4104. A BARGAIN — fc'lgtot-room house furnished tereat, will alao lend smaller airountfe. 36 New Or. 11 35 pm 41 West Pt. i:46 pm erences Call at itib W Harris- ' or unfurnished, north aide, good neighbor- Purchase money notea wanted FObTER & One 1916 Ford roadster, practically 20 PONCE de L«on Ave. Strictly high-class TWO large, nicely furnished rooms for light hood, large porches. lnatantaneou« v\ iter .utTfuT~$r'o0l)™honTe~~"iIr ione u m - ROBSON. 11 Edgewood avenue nev, L,ook this over. ^ Central of Georgia board. Beautiful large front room, private housekeeping, hot baths, lights, phone, beater. «35. Phonu after 3pm. Ivy G061-J i bereU to «*xch.»n»,t. for Improxed farm "The Bight Way. bath, all convenience!). Ivy 719-J. walking distance 40 Webt Baker 1 within _>-, milts of vtlanta \\ ill K^ f or One Hupp 32 tourinB car; exce ent TWO fur. front room*, private porch, hot 1 tukt1 (liRerentc J H \uUiiig & <'o Empire Arrive Froi__ Depart To— r SPECIAL HOME FUNDS' shape. ' " Savannah,.. 8 00 am rooms, table board water, phone. 327 Court land at. WANTED—House* ! Life BMs IMione L\\ > | _. Thomaevllle. 6 25 am if desired jyy_ 8672^ TO LEND on Atla ua ho One Stearns, 5-passenirer . Jacksonville. 6 47 am Albany 8:00 ani J.Q SIMPSON—Large fur. bedroom, with I NICE J stor> houso corner lot, rear Grant property, a.t lawet.1 Savannah.. fi 2t am Macon 12 SO pm NICELY fur rooms, with excellent board, ^*° large_kitt.hen, with owner I. _'551-J UNFURNISHED. i park to exchtingo for firm 01 acreage to builders Writ. all One 1914, 40-h p. Cartercar touring Macon 4 00 pm FOR quick results li^t your vacant houses v-ltb Albany 6 25am all conveniences, references, reasonable TWC^Htur rooms and kitchenette. also fur. Ifcicar Atlanta. R F Bishop, 1^17 Atlanta Jacksonville. 7 40 am Jacksonville. 8 40 pm Ivy 7553 Beaatey & Hard wick. 605 Empire Bldjr rKiUiontU Buik. Slam 5.0^ car. • Macon . ... fi 25 am Savannah.. 10 10 pin room and private_bath Ivj 7SJ8 _ S. W. CARSON, NEWLY furnished and papered rooma, hot FOH results list your property u 1th Sharp FOR S \LE—Lot on Ponci de I con u\ «• Ox One Iftil, 5-passenger Cadillac. Macon 11 01 am Valdoaia-.. 8 40pm HOUSEKEEPING rooms, fur. or unfur, 1 413-414 Empire Bldg. single roonui, sleeping porch. 236 Ivy at. Boyleton & Day. 12 Auburn avenge i -J4 or will pxch niK' f'>r m«ro prop,-rl> One 1910 Cadillac, cut down. Savannah... 4 20 pm J I%y 6»C4 Aildrf"V« H-4-U __Cou»UtuUon Broad and Marietta Sts. Macon 816 pm ThomasVe. 11-5» pm , S£ TWO large housekeeping rooms, completely One 1"112 Dorris, B-passenger Albany 8 16 pm FESTIVAL vlaltors can secure large, beauti- furnished, closg^ln, conveniences. J\y 7S31 AL.L, ctas-p- Almost all of these cars are equip- City Ticket Office, Fourth National Bank ful rooms, private home, meals optional. FOR RENT—Offices Cliff C. Hatcher Ins. Agency building. Peach tre« and Marietta •traeta. Ivy 2978-J. ^ THREE rooms and kitchenette, furnace LOAN AGENTS TRAVELERS INSUH- ped with electric starter and lights, Telephone— Main 4*0. Standard 1B7. LARQS. sunny rooms, heat, all conven^ heat, electric lights, ivy 6936-J. ANC'B CO iences. meals optional. 200 W. Peach- REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE LOANS on Improved city property at and ' and all of them are m the best of con- tree Ivy 3281 SOUTH SIDE. 7 per cent solicited. Wa also buy pijr- dition. having .been gone over thor- Southern N OltTH^ilTK. '•hafae men >y notes See Rex B. Mooney. 221 Premier Carrier »f the South. WANTED—Several gentlemen to room and ATTENTION, FOR RENT—Offices In Constitution build- OWNHR has uevcr il chokf rp-sidome lota oughly In our shop ' No. Arrive From— No Depart To- board, reasonable. 40 W. Peach tree place. FESTIVAL VISITORS Ing, all modern conveniences See John In difff rt nt -^et ilot s of tmrth and north Come In during the week, look over 23 Jackso e. & 55 am 36 N. Y. . 12 01 am Ivy IS&gj-J. Knight. rust Hide If \ou want to bu\ call M 4477 our stock and you will find just the 35 New York 6 05 am 20 Colura's.. 6 15 am EXCELLENT board and rooms block < 270 WHITEHALL STREET and get a burK^ in 1 Jackaon'e 6 10 am 28 Kan. City 6 15 am pontofnce. Ivy S606-J 72 Walton St. NIJELY furntehed rooms, hot bath, private 1 Chicago.. 6 20 am f for city and farm loans car jou want. Out-of town visitors are 12 Shrevep't 6 30 am PEACHTRBE the Wilton, steam heatT family, reasonable, to couples or men. ITSMAN I A.RK. especially invited to call at our sales 17 Toccoa. S 10 am 12 Rlchm d, 6 &5 am 220 ^good table, prompt_aerv. Mlas Kirtley. Mai!. 1504-J. l^OO i:QT TTl In Mi 1 cndon str^i 1 li)l for 26 Heflin. 8 20 am 7 Chatta'a. 7 10 am DB3IRABL.E OFFICES, single and en suite 5liOO it st>ld in tt-ti .1 i\ ^ Nt i *1 HHJIU > for wanted by W. B. Smith, 718 8 Chatta'a 10.36 am 32 Ft Val'y. 7 15 am ROOMS and board, also table^ boardT~near TWO fur. rooma, complete for housekeep- room and the most courteous attention Georgian Terrace. Ivy 8656-L. ing, connecting bath Main 4231-J. ^ Some of these are equipped with com- anotlier o^74. 222 Cand'er 75-vJOO tn until di --ir ililo -.e, ll<,n ..f At- TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARii in I ^i. J_ LJ^\^\ 20 BIrm'm.. 2 10pm 15 Chattan'a 3 00 pm ATTRACTIVE front room, excellent meals, ro«ms and kitchenette to desirable couple, buitJinir See^jar^ Wilkinson ___ lanta Cut m »rl> 51 uni in prn <> fir quick amounts of 1^.000 and up on hand for | 89 Ch&rl'». 4 20 pm 18 Toccoa . 4 46 pm to couple. 364 Euclid avenue Ivy 1124-1* convenient to cars. W>at 260. "jj.it _A*hJr v-, (K\ni>r < ir. < i Htllutinn __ 5 Cincln'l. 4 50 pm one of flee' at m. reasonable lirmedla^ disposal at 7 per cent on Ira- COMPACT C Jackso e. 4 40 pm DESIRABLE rooms, adjoining^ bath. 74» IF IT IS r. .1 ehlit. % u wnn,l lo bUj or proved rK.1 estate See Rex B Mooney. 221 j 37 N Y 5 00pm 22 Colum'a. 5 10 pm Peacht^ree. _wlth meala. Ivy 6972. ttn MAN -V Aftfi. onvenience* furnished. 61 2 sell it wilt l>i> >.iu to -4<_t. mt- A (.rivts LINDSEY HOPKINS. Pres. 15 pin Grant Bldg. Both p bo net.. Ivy 1!>_71 15 Bruns'k 8 00 pm 39 Memphis 5 - LARGE, well fur rooms, with excellent FOR. RENT—In Inman Park, two f f . . _ 34 East Hunter strrtt _ 11 Klchm'd. a 00 pm. 28 Ft. Val'y. & 20 pm 1 trnlah- 7^=5777^ LOCAL, FUNDS In bank for quick loans In 22S Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. i board, steam heat, reasonable. L 6699-J. ed rooms for light housekeeping . C OFFICES for rent In the Hurt building" I MAKK A SlttMAlT^ of O«orria fand-* Hums ranging from. SI. 000 to ?D 000 Mao 31 Ft Val'y a 06 pm 10 Ms-con . 5 30 pm 3926-J. before 10 30 a. m. Apply ill Hurt building Ivy TjtiO 16 Chatta'a, fi 35 pm 25 HetUn 5 45 pm WORKERS come To~f07~ Mjirletta~street for Thomas W JT. ksori IQli 19 rtmrlh Na nelect loans on stores High-daia dwelling: tlpnal _Bank building _ or apart r ent.3 In . desired m f-,i u d\\ I 100J Hurt Bid* TION $35°-°o Union Passenger Station. bath 794 Peach tree. Ivy 4Q&&-L. FOR RENT snioki 1 c u-< mid i.ih< r < utl u Thoa J Monrue & Walter L Beermann. r O\'E FIVE-PASSENGER •Daily except Sunday, t Sunday only. TABLE boarders solicited, also~7oom and HOUSES, ETC. TYPEWRITERS rented 4 months for J5 and acrr-H o[«-n ">U i" ^^ li\*\ 1 MOHTO AdK LO A.Nta m Pri, «- $. , terest, reasonable expense and proiipt at- LARGEi nicely fur. room, ~wlth excellent should have a typewriter " Catalog C-70 R b f IIOIUP-.UII L.J.-'l J oiiu B II tention., bee us before borrow Ing i*urchaae ONE FOUR- PASSENGER 5 Charle'n 3 05 am 2 Aue and meals, all conveniences Ivy 8617. FOR RENT—ApartmenU Tree American Writing Machine Company *s 8 Wltml'n 6.05 am Etujt. . 7 26 am N. Pryor St.. Atlanta. Qa, inoney notea bought and aold TUKMA.N & CHALMERS TORPEDO — 11 Buckh'd 7 40am 6 AUKU9*a 12 25 pm NICE, steam- heated room, connecting bath, 40 ACRES sand f.irm~land. In hlRh »tatr> nt ' ALHOUN Emplra Bldg. •ISBuckh'd ».30am 8 Augusta 3.30 pm ^walking distance, meala optional. Ivy 8786. cultivation i, rnilo from d« i>ot 30 mllos ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND 1 Aug ta. 1 .05 pm 12 Buckh'd € 10 pm THE Miller House, BO Houston Bt , Ivy ,1 t ommuiilly J A S LOAN-BOND CO. 6 Aug 4.35 pm tl4 Buckh'd £ 00 pm FOR RENT—Farm• HEAL ESTATE LOANS. 7S98-J Beat of room and board. Cb T STARTER $400.00 7 New York 4 Charl'n. 8 40 pm ISIS Healey Bids vy 75SC. and Aug. 8.20pm 4 Wllmi'n' . 8.40 pm WANT"ED—Good man wlth"rorVe~mi7fi<:Ie GLOKGIA FA »•»' J Lewla__McKotn. ONE MARION ROAD- __ _ _ TO SUBLEASE, four and flTS- and willing t,o work, to cultivate 2-tior lai.ta If ,n( i room apartments in highest "unUmitod iNMAN^PA~RK—Beautifu l rooms "andTbo farm, SO miles from Atlanta, J A Brtitln rton A. repri STER $300.00 "Dally except Sunday. fSunday only. Class a.nd best Located apartment Chambers. Ionian, Oa. nea and ; nl-c Louisville and Nashville Railroad. _ private home,_eve^ry convenience X S bouse on Peach tree at. Tn* sur- rate ExclusIvatten- ' Q\ F IH'PMORILE Effective Aov. Zi.— Leave. ) Arrive. BEAUTIFUL front room, all conveniences. roundings are the most exclusive t ARM for i tlo L. H Zurllne &. Co . 501- excellent table. 781 Ponc« de Leon. I. 8341. residential part of city. Fric«» Phone Ma.ln_i24 _ ROADSTER $275.00 are $40 and M&. formerly |60 and '—Desk Roon ny 141ft fc,mpln> 1 ldK MONEY FOR SALARIED PKOPLEJ Cincinnati and Juouiavllle. .7 12 ai d 50 pm SOUTH- SIDE. »76. Keferencea rtt^uired by the DESK space, with heat "^iid fights 49Q A< RPK AND OTHERS upon their own names, SEVERAL OTHER USED Knoxvllle via Blue Ridge,.7 22am & 00 pm LARGE nicely fur front room with board owner. Call Ivy 4446. of both phones. chei_, ., „ cheap rates easy payments, confidential CAR BARGAINS. KnoxvtlU via Cartersvtlle, .7.1^ am 9 50 pm i In strictly private home, with all home 415 Atlanta National Bank bldg. Scott & Co 820 Austell_buildlnjE Knoxvllle via Cartersvllla 4 45 pm 12 10 pm 1 comforts and close In to couple or yoi WE LOAN~on Atlanta real estate and buy JOHN M. SMITH CO. Blue Rldce accommodation.3.40 pm 10.30 am ] men Main 2S3&. purchase money notea .109 dranc Bldg The 318 S PRYOR, room and board for me FOR RENT— Mlicellaneoua Merchants & Mechanlci. Bkg and Loun Co. !ALY_L3l6— 122 AUBURN AVE. Seaboard Air Lin* Railway. |4 25. Ladles, with references, t* Nice r Effective May BO. 1915. THE VIRGINIAN MONEY TO LOAN on A .a estate. | hom< piace, al£ cpnven^ences__Maln 5515 r a pl bU J" Read The Constitution Want Ads Otia & Holiday 309 Peter BAKER ELECTRIC COUPHJ. newly paint- No. Arrive From— Ho. Depart To- PEACHTREE street, corner Fifteenth, ow- Ji*B. M. S"Ln t i co. Gr"n" ed used one year. In fine shape, thor- ll N Y 7 00am 11 BlrnVm.. 6 30am ROOM AND BOARD for "couple or two looking- Ansley Park, undoubtedly the best \IONEY TO LOAN on city oue-hiy overhauled In every respect, for 11 Norfolk.. 7 00 am 30 Monroe.. 7 00 am young mgii Call Main ^ 3£0-J. located and equipped apartment house In the Alston, 1203 Third Nat 1 sole Coat $3,200. will sell for $1.260. la 11 WaahJn'n. 7 00 am 6 N Y S 00 pm HAVE roora for a few table boardern, ex- city 1 have a 4-room upaitment at »40 ana FOB RENT—Apartments FOR RENT—Apartments one of the most handsome and fashionable 11 Portsm'h. 7.00 am « Waah'n.. 3 00 pm cellent^ineala, reasonable. Main 1127-J. a 6-room at |4& that are Ideal, steam beated. . Jr , 622 to 824 Empire Elds cars In Atl anta and has always been Norfolk.. 3 00 pm parQuett* floors, tile b«.th, large porche* carefully driven. Will be grvat car for any _ 2.30 pm ft Ports h... A.00 pm newly decorated—*U In perfect condition. lady this winter and for yearn aft»r. Owner 2£ Memphis 11.10am 6 Klchm'd. 3 00pm Apply WANTED—Money ha.a two- other cari and muat sell. -Address 23 BiraVm. 11 10 am 28 Blrm'm.. 3 46 pm INMAN PARK. rrrzHUGH KNOX. ' LENOX APARTMENT I-42S. Constitution. fi N. V & uo pm E Blrm'm.. &.20 pm WANTED—Fouu men for two meals, with Candler Building. WANTED, MONEY—Splendid fi Waahin'a. fi 00 pm fi Memphis. E 20 pm rooms, furnace heat, reasonable, all con- G1FFEN APARTMENTa EAST FIFTH "WEST PEACHTREE AND PORTER PLACE—A dandy six-room aparlmnnt thlid FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—1 Ford trucfc 6 Norfolk.. & 00 pm 18 Abbe,3.C. 4 00 pm veniences , private home Ivy 7683-J. STREET BEAUTIFUL 4-ROOM APART- floor, with every convenience Can make thrue bed rooma I'l n e $b-> Ou or deliverv wagon, new body, top and c demand for local money on im- 6 Portsm'h, ft 00 pm 12 N. Y S 30 pm WANTED—Couple or few *elect boarders MENT ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES 1 tains, A-l for carrying anything up to 800 12 Birm m.. 9 00 pm 12 Norfolk.. 8 80 pm at 3 Delta place. Ivy 1214-L, INCLUDING FURNACE HEAT. HOT AND oved Atlanta and suburban real pounds, looka fine, also one 30 H. P. de- 2* Uonroe.. I 00 pm 12 Portsm'h. S 30 pm COLD WATER, TILE BATH. JANITOR ll vtr> wo.pon cut down from Studabaker City Ticket Office, 88 Ftwchtre* St. SUBURBAN. SERVICE. LARGE ROOMS AND VE," THE LAMBRIGHT estate at j and 8 per cent. Secur- 30 both cheap or trade. Box 116. Gaines- RANDA. PRICE VERY REASONABLE. LARGE room to couple or erentletnen to WE HAVE only two apartments left; one three and ono four-room ]f \ou ,vre ville Ga. We*t«rn and Atlantic BaUromd. board, private bath. Dec. 103 PHONE MAIN 477. OR IVY 8164-J. . it\ *wo or more times value of No. Arrlv* .Prom— No. Depart Ti looking for something nice Jn this size apartment, see ua Modem in cvcij I jan. If you have money to loan, 3LECTRIC coupe looks as new, in good S Nashville. 7 10am •4 Chicago. 8:lBara ONE NICE FIVE-ROOM respect, with the best service. condition, batteries, tires, too, for sale. 78 Rome... 10 20 am 2N»shvllIa 8:JBam see us. Foster & Robson, 11 saving state $200 will take It Take dia- >3 Memphis 11 55 am •2 Memphis. 4:66 pm FOR RENT— Rooma APARTMENT on Peachtree place, corner notid or dictaphone aa part payment. Call 1 Nashville. «.3Epm 72 Rome.... 6:15 pm Went Peacbtree,, all modern improve- (io-e\t ood avenue vy G112-J •fi Chicago. 8.20 pm 4 Naahvllle. 8 50 pm ments Steam heat Price reasonable. Phone Main 883. or Ivy 4080. .__ _.._ FOR SALE—One four 40 Mitchell flve-pa*- No. »fi — ZMilo Flyer, arrl Terminal THE PICKWICK M. L. THROWER seng-er touring car, 1914 model. electric Station. _ TEN STORY AND FIREPROOF. TO SUB-LHJT a nlc* 3-room front apt., with PURCHASE Mehta j.nd self-starter perfect running con- WBLL furnished rooma with connecting bath. large porch, steam heat, modern through- PHONES IVY 163-164. ATLANTA 164. 39 NORTH FORSYTH .ST Convenient shower bath on each floor. . "v"? -^ bargain Call Ivy 8526 out Price, *30 per month- Will give one 1314 HUPMOBILE roadster in excellent con> TAXICAS8 77 Falrlle atreet. near Carnegie Library. month free Call Ivy 7026, aak for Green. starter, light, etc W. H. Motor Co , Peachtree and VERi" desirable amall apt., furnace heat. HOTEL OLIVER Janitor service Apply 31 West North Ave, TAXICABS ATLANTA, GA , corner Pryor and Houston or_eaU_Ivy_864a . FOR bALE—One 19X5 Ford touring car. In OPSN AND CLOSED CARS. streets, in tlie heart of everything, rooms For Rent—Apartments without bath 91. rooms private bath, fl BO; 6 AND 6 rooms, all conveniences, furnace good condition $325, alao one 1914 Over- elegantly furnished, ail rooms and baths land roadster 5-150, a bargain. 10 Eut BELLE ISLE . heat. Iv_y 1321 _ . L. £1. _ Bennett . __38 4_ N. LINDEN COURT—A splendid 6-room apartment, equipped with every con- No. 4 LUCKIB. IVY 6130-1M. have outside exposure. Free public baths. loulevard. : \\ HY buy forelgrn bonds when ., -_ „_- MItcht II street Oliver Johnson, Proprietor. venience. Including steam heat, hot and cold water at all hours etc t» per cent first murtgaee grold bond3 on APARTMENT to sublet, bargain, 6 rooms, 1914 BLICK truck 1.500 capacity, in very bath, steam heat, gas stove, etc No. 4 Price, $60.00. t.eorgia real estate ' \ J.lue twice tha g-ood condition, $400 W H Blod«ett, TAXICABS NEAR IN amount of mortgage Address A M. Bunk Mntor_Co , _Pfachtree at^d Harria Linden Court,_7^JB._Linden_St Ivy 3517^ _ 86 E. SIXTH ST.—This is an excellent apartment of six rooms, all with Walkup Company Inc Richmond Va. ~ ~ ~" EXCELSIOR AUTO COMPANT. NORTH SIDE TWO^roomsT^ kitchenette and tile bath; ATL. 3660—8 LUCKIE—I. 322 TEN MINUTES of Five Points, In private large Bingle _ room, private bath, all outside exposure. Finished in hardwood, thoroughly equipped and In home, good neighborhood, large room, ___ _ _ first-class condition. Between Peachtree and Jumper Streets. An attractii e high ceiling bay windows, reasonable rates, S~TO 6-room, eteam-heated apt.; low rates. FOR SALE—One Ford delivery truck. Just one or_t_wo gentlemen. Phone Bell Main 5080. proposition will be made desirable tenant. overhauled. In A-l condition. Will sell App I y Mr Kelly. Ivy 3 390. _ __ . _ cheap for cash. Call Ivy 1869. iSEVEN~rooma, nicely arranged for two POULTRY, SEED 183 EAST PINE'STREET" couples. 84 yyilliams.^_near_West_Baker. FIRST FLOOR, four rooms, all newly tinted, SUPPLIES—ACCESSORIES. BUSINESS CARDS china closet, cabinet mantels, house new- S^ROOM AFT., Including sleeping ,porch. and PET STOCK ly tpalnted, or entire second floor of flva $26. all conveniences. 61 Currier St. I. 1518. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR AUTOMOBILE OWNERS, rooms, close in. Price reasonable. ATTENTION! REFINED young man wish»s roommate to THREE rooms and sleeping porch, private share nicely fur. room, all modern con- bath and kitchenette, beautifully fur, REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE FULL- BLOODED English setter for sale or TUBES REPAIRED DRAFTING of all kinds, houae plans*, mac veniences^ private home. Ivy 6776-J. private entrance; nothing lacking for com- REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE exchange \V piatol b. C Waddell. work, patent drawings. Jack Burt. 12G NICELY fur room. bathT private home. forts. Rooms get sunshine all day. north K J, Brem \\ e \\ ill Repair Punctures and Hurt building. IvyTJZOO. meals optional On Ponce de Leon a side. Ivy 6535-J. j K[p children Ivy 7341. EDWIN L. HARLING SKKDS A>I> PLANTS. Blowouts CLJEANBJP _ AN_P NICELY furnished apartment of five rooms, j REAL ESTATE. 32_ EAST ALABAMA ST BOTH PHONF.S ]2—sufficient ^ROOM~APT.,;" ^"conveniences, furnace bed rooma. hot and cold water in every bed room. This is the bigKewt bars ever fell out of a gin, ?1 bu., 10 bu lota. by experienced hattera and guaranteed. JO couple or young own. 188 W. PeachUe*. heat. Ivy 1321. I* fi. Bennett, 884 N. lanta, at fS.OOO, can arrange terms, 96c, 20 bu. lots, flOc. Fair Mew farm. Pal- to rep Ur l_o nali holes or GO 1-lnch cuts, ce- North Broad atreet. Ivy 7730-J. metto. Ga. ment K furnished This is a cold patch and Boulevard. ST. CHARLES AVENUE BUNGALOW^On the vwy~H^r^Tt~ot St~rh ir]*-H convenient to apply at any place, any time, —-. l ^ ffi HARRIS have a very attractive 8-room bungalow, with every known rtuj\<>n)< n< iXX-CJ J"VJL/ "L/jLjJrXlst Bachelor rooms FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. anyv. here Get a dollar package and avoid REPAIRING. remodeling painting:, atop can sell for J6 750, $1000 cash, balance like rent It you ,Lre In th- mark all lire troubles Positive!> guaranteed or leaks, top chimneys, with cuarantee. de luxe Every modern convenience. I. 8071. best home in Atlanta, call us up at once, and let u-» uhow you this plu< <• money refunded Ivy 6681. W. R. Holder NICELY fur., steam-heated, from room, FOR SALE. shower bath, steam heat and all mod- APARTMENTS ..IEGISTERED HEREFORD CATTLE FOR "EVERLOC" PATCH CO. em conveniences. 100 Forrest Ave. I. 2281-J. HALE. Beat breeding, prize winning stock. 6 Auburn Avenue. >F ALL KINDS cleaned and re- NICELY fur housekeeping rooms, reason- FOR RENT Bulls and heifers, any age, cowa and calves. shaped Into latest styles at 17*4 j able. 8<8 Peachtree. ret Ivy 4S30-J. LIVINGSTON—96 Eaat North avenue. Ono Berkshire hogs. L W Jarman. Box C. THE B1RD-WILCOX CO. Walton Bt C. ChrlBteoisen. Ivy 6627-J. block from Peachtree. steam heated, three GEORGE P. MOORE LARGE, nicely furnished rooma In, Peach- and four rooms, hardwood floors, tile bath (INCORPORATED.) tree home, very reasonable. Call I. 7592-Xl. REAL ESTATE AND RENTING BROKEN AUTOMOBILE AND MACHINE HAT C LEANING. rooms shower baths ICE, VACUUM PAKTS REPAIRED BY THE OXY-ACET- OLD HATS MADE NEW — Satisfaction FOR BENT—One room, adjoining bath, for CLEANER AND JANITbn SERVICE FUR- 10 AUBURN AVENUE YLENE WELDING PROCESS. MAIN OF- guaranteed. Mall orders given prompt ^gentleman, $8 66 Wabash ave. Ivy 2404. NISHED FREE. Ten minutes* -walk from FANCY BERKSHIRE HOGS FICE 24 HAR\VELL PLACE. PHONE attention. DESIBABLE steam-heated room, walking FIVE POINTS. RENTS 132.50 and up. VlislTORS to the Harvest Festival are cordi- M-UN 3600. SHOP NO. 2. 182 COURT- ACMK H*ATTER3. 20 EAST HTJNTER ST. ___distance, gentlemen only. Kef. Ivy 635-J. BIG SPECULATION. ally Invited to run down only 25 mi lea LAND ST IVY 4640. WORK CALLED FELD REALTY CO., IN -THE half-miK circle, R. IL side track in 100 teet, on one side main trunk 1WBURANCB. s STEAM-HEATED front room, north side, and see the best Berkshire herd in the state. FOR AND DELIVERED. SATISFACTION private home, every jjonyenience. jvy 7jI»Q. GROUND FLOOR HURT BUILDING. Those interested in fine breeding stock GUARANTEED. EDWIN T. HARPER INSTURXHCEAGHNCY: Phone Ivy 4679. line, 300 feet on other side. Looka like railroad must have it some day. should see or write us. Fair V lew Farm. FIRE INSURANCE, LARGK, nicely fur front room, elosa la. all 60x90, with two houses in good shape—rent value ?25. Price J3.000, $500 Pa 1 me ttp . ^ia. _ _ Main 1701. 738 Atlanta Nat'l Bank Bldg. conveniences. 166 _Ivy LARGE, nicely furnished room. In private FOR RENT—Small steam-heated apart- • cash, asfeume $2,000 loan, balance $25 monthly. REGISTERED Berkshlres, 3-month pigs and JOHN M. SMITH KESSISNGKR, ment, furnished or unfurnished, nice yearling boars at right prices. CaJl F. hom«, close In, conveniences. Ivy 1148. neighborhood. reasonable price. Ivy S212-J. W hite. Atlanta. R. F D. 3. Automobile Coach Work - NICELY furnished front rooms, heated, NORtH SIDE BUNGALOW EXCHANGE. " CARS REPAINTED. electricity, hot water Call Ivy 7«70-X1._ BETWEEN Peachtree and Piedmont Park, a modern house of six rooms, COWS. - Tops re-covered and r«pair»d; w NEW RCBBBB TIKES. LARGE, nicely furnished rooms, reaaonabie; WANTED—Apartment* FOR SAIjE—a white-face Hereford CJUvea. sprint;a and axles repaired. ^meals opUonal^lOjMilarieUa. AtI^_j»715_-A. furnace''heat, elevated level lot. Price $5,250. Take vacant lot up to 2 Holstela heifers*. 6 alee grade Jersey Bodies built to order or repaired. PUT on your baby's carriage, repaired, re- UNFURNISHED. I $2,000 its cash payment, balance monthly. milk cows. A. L. Suttlea & Co.. Miller 120 122-124 AUBURN AVEL painted and re-covered. Robert Mitchell. ONE large, nicely far. front room; all con- veniencee; close In. Ivy 6668-J. SMALL. NICELY FURNISHED. STEAM- Urlon Slock Yards. 337-29 JEdgewood avenue Ivy 9076. HEATED APARTMENT OH ROOM, PRI- I $14,500 — PEACHTREE ROAD— $14,500 " FOR SALE—Very fine Jersey cow, fresh ROOF REPAIRING. LARGE, nicely fur. front room, all conv VATE BATH, EXCLUSIVE IjOCATlON. in milk 4 Gallons a day 10 Racine St. Autogenous and Fofge Welding ssx:i5s in J ar55 : lencea. 100 E. Ellis. I^vy G36G. COUPLK WITHOL/T CHILDREN. REF- MODERN brick house, on east-front lot, 100x400, worth 120,000 Terms, no West 1265-J WE repair broken' auto parts and every- MOONF,"V^^ ~^ ' ° o« BAST ET.T.T3. nicely furnished rooma, EHENCKS- L., CONSTITUTION. thing broken or cracked in all metalBt W« -OlA/VJJI-IlJi -*- ing a specialty, 12 months* 20 l teAragon hotel. I ry_4 86 8-J- loan to assume. also weld broken springs. Carbon extracted guarantee; reasonable rates. Call Ivy 906. from auto cylinders while you wait. B. B. BEAUTIFULLY fur. front room. In steam- Klcli. 349-51 Edgcvvood ave. Ivy 5»47. BPOF BEFAlBINti AJO> CQNTBACTmc. heated a£t. _best^n«ar-ln location. I 2979. FOR RENT—Houns MONEY ON HAND FOR QUICK LOANS. FUR. front room, with toot and col6T~wat«\ SIX PER CENT, 7 per cent and 8 per cent. No delay. FORD CA RS repainted, 5-pasaenger. »15; IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS walking dlatance. Ivy 6428-J CNFIJitMSMJCU. BUSINESS * 2-passenger. (12 50, tops re-covered and CALL Main 237. No money required until No. B5 Hendrlx Ave.. 7-R., suited for repaired. commercial bodies built to order. roof atopa teaklnc; alao contracting and FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for gen- two families I2Z.50 J. M KARWISCH WAGON WORJCS. building. tlemen. 162 Ivy atreet. Ivy 23E3-I*. No. 11 Holderness etreet, S rooma.... 20.00 No. 72 N. Warren St., KJrkwood, 7 R'B, 2&.00 OPPORTUNITIES 81 West Hunter St. FVB>1SHBI>— WOUTH &IDK. STORAGE AM> HHIFFINQ. No 11 Batea Ave., Klrnwood, 6 rooma. 22.SO "SOME" SACRIFICES FURNISHED room to 1 or 2 young men; J^arca lota, housea In good condition. ODOM BROS. CO. ™ HAVERTY BTJRNITTnRE CO Sill walklnv distance; private family; rat«* HOLMES & LUCK1E HKALTY CO.. ANSLET PARK. NEAR PEACHTREE STREET—Fine two-story, nine-room REPAIR SHOP FOR SALE—Moat up-to- OPEN all nlg-ht. Now tn our more spaclotu atore. pack or ablp your houaebold goods- reasonable, ret, exchg. 198-A Capitol *T«t up-to-date home, furnace, hardwood floors, etc. Price reduced from >8,750 date automobile and wagon repair shop No. 412 Chamber of Commerce. Ivy 4167. quarters. Garage and repair work a ap«- reaaonabie and responsible. Both phones.' LARGE,"nicely furnished room, reaaonabie. to 97,500, on terms, * In the city. Ail new modern machinery, ctalty. 41-43 Ivy St. Main 1622, Atlanta »'" or call at office. AUBURN AVENtJBL COR^ 66 AND 72 Thelma atreet. half block off electrically equipped, new building;, compe- c lose In. 217 South Foray th. Atlanta BETWEEN PEACHTREE AND PIEDMONT PARK—Near new open-air NER PRYOR. 69S7-A. Inmaii Park car, 6 rooma. hardwood floor, 1 Tenth street school, 0. modern six-room bungalow price reduced to $6,000, tent help, cheap rent, plenty of work and tile bath, two-panel doors, arranged con- stock on hand, located in heart of auto- UNITED RADIATOR CO. BTOVB RBPAHUMO. FESTIVAL VISITORS—Call at 15 Cooper venient for two famine*. Price fzs. Call mobile, district. Cost J-!,3QU to equip, will 76 Ivy St.. Atlanta, try 606B-J. Radiator atreet for nicely for. rooma; conveniences Ivy 2»6. .WEST END—BRAND-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW—Beat section and neighbor- take $2.000. Terms to proper parts. Owner Work Guaranteed. Prlcea Surprisingly Low. Stoves and Ranges Repaired hood. Hardwood floors, and up-to-date in every way. Price reduced from leaving city on account of other and larger EXPERT CHIMNET SWEEPERS. irN!TJR>ISHED—NORTH SHKK. 840 COURTLAND- ST., 4 rooma and ball on 1 $6,500 to 95,000. Interests. Excellent opening for same one TR.A.VIS & JONES STANDARD STOVE AND REPAIR CO 3 OH 4 unfur. rooms In private home, with •econd floor, haa all city conveniences; NINTH STREET COTTAGE Addreaa F IX Fuller, 622 Brow n-ilarx bld«.^ iUTOlIOBILE REPAIHING. 49 Cone street, 166 Edgewood Ave. 2«» Atlanta a>a. "" all conveniences; reaaonabie. 124 Forrest ten mlnutea* walk from Five Polnta. Bee ua 95,500—HAS SIX GOOD ROOMS, Jn good conditlon Fumace heat; all con- Birmingham. Ala. avenue. Ivy 1730. for rat*. Chaa. P. Glover Realty Co^ 2H third floor Ivy 4832. SjJjTP W1CHES. veniences. Lot 50x160 feet. Close to Myrtle street- Will sell on very reason- TWO pra^UcaT Ij^erlenced formers, 30 and PARK. 2 large rooms; ail conven- Walton atreat. able terms- See u« at once for the above bar sains. 38 years old, would like to locate a, farm FOR BAKGAINS In automobile and bicycle T OVTT SANI>wicfi~c6.. "it Wllliaiia iences, with owner. Ivy 7»42-la. to work on shares. Beet references and supplies go to 11 Walton street, just off JU\J V Jll Bt. Phone Ivy Ills. ""-™» FOR RENT—279 Sells ave., newly painted modern methods. AdUreba Farmer, 71V, Ivy P*«achtree Elco goods a specialty. Motor UNCTPBNISHKn—SOUTH SIDE. Inatde and out: flrat-claaa ahape, water, stnet. Supply Company. STORAGE. TWO nice room* complete for houMkem- g-aa. t rooms and. bath, larce lot; fruit TURMAN & CALHOUN ing. »» couple. »6 Walker. Alain I07S-J. treea, chicken yard and a-arden. Miaa Kate 203 EMPIRE BUILDING. FOR SALE—Well established tailor shop, SUMMONS PLATING WORKS, 125 S, Pryor. Patterson, Main SOOQ. doing ladles' and gentlemen a new and old Main 1147. Auto parts, brass beds, silver COCHRAN TRANSFERTO". metal goods repeated and made new. WE move and store. We pack and &hlp, F17K?*nauAD OB L'NFVRMSHKD. BOUSES, stores, offices and business work, running pre&a>in&' club in connection J. K. Cochran, MET, Main »3». Atlanta TO adultm, ole or two bedroom*, larg* doinc good business year round. Located m , " phone 80S. kitchen and sleeping porch; southern ex- for rent. A phone message will bring our MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN one of Atlanta s largest, most fashionable posure, electricity, hot^water, phone, use of rent bulletin br mall, or a polite. Intelligent hotels. Address I-4S6. care Constitution. MOTORCYCLES—BICYCLES TRUNKS. BAGS A3O» SUIT CASES reception room; private home. M. 60>5-J. representative to .help yoo find wbat yon TAILORED AND RKPAIJUED. want. George P. Moore. l& Auburn IP YOU CANNOT ' USED motorcycles, ail makes, |35 and up. LARGE far. or unfur. room to conple or Phonca: Ivy 2328 and 2327; Atlanta Retail department. Har ley-Davidson Mo- gentlemen. 1C5 Ivr "t. I'LL COLLECT yo«r debts. Call Ivy 6G04-J. tor Company, Atlanta. Ga. 224 Peacbtre* St. KOUNTREE'S " B*«8. or write A., SS Eaat Ellin street. Pbonea—EteH. Mala 1578; Atlanta I6S4. KKD—Six rooms, hall and batfiu fnr- |Cotton Stored; Money Advanced WANTEO—Roomi and crates, excellent condition, first- DRESSMAKING—SEWING WIXPOW A>1> HOt'HK CLKAXT^O. class neighborhood, suitable for two famJ- PROFESSIONAL CARDS HIGH-CLASS modiste will rn*fc« street . «cmm- lles; car line. Owner. West 9-J. SIX PER CENT STRAIGHT INTEREST t, H. Brvwster. Albert Howem jrn dressea for t«. Can giv» best of refer- M/457»-J. faMLted room, with or without board; ex- FOR RENT—Modern ft-rooto* ""noo**,, 215 Hugh M. Dorsey. Arthur Herman. ences Call Mrs. Stephcnson. ivy «7«$-L. nalve residential *»ecUon. He£ereDfee& T. Ponce d* Leon avenue. Apply K. B. r>or««y. Brewster, Bo we) I & Heyman. care ConBtltutlon. T — Thompson. 1002 Third Nat'l Bank Bids;. Attomeys-at-JLaw. J dressmaking, mlsoea' and school AUCTION SALES Phone lyy_7_i.M. Our charges are the most liberal in the South. Write us for t Offices— 202, 2Q4 206. . 20«. . 207 30S, , 210 dresses a specialty.. BtyU and tit; Klser Building. Atlanta, Ga. popular priceB. Room 9. 27 BN f HK SOUTHERN AUCTION ANI> HAL- Alexander St. VAG& COMPANT. at »0 South Pryor, will i earned* War. S room* ... Distance Telapttoa*. 3023. 3024 and GOOp ctr*»sm«klng. fancy and ASA G. CANDLER, JR.. - buy or sail your furniture, household coeds Read The Constitution Want Ads 121 Candler Bull. WOODWARD INVESTMENT COMPANY MAC. Atuata, Ga, i -nrjr reason* hie. CaU lw Z •r piano. Phone Ball. Mala JJU. nau* itr unk Mr. IN £>V SPA PERI IEWSPAPER! Page Fourteen. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATUBDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1915.

preaching mission at the Episcopal FUNERAL NOTICE. REV. C. V. WEATHERS church in Decatur beginning at S WILL SPEAK SUNDAY ENFORCEMENT {Dixie's Leading Woman Golfer o'clock Mondav night. Novemlber 29, mm PLENTIFUL and lasting throughout the week The LAH VTTE—Friends of Mr and Mrs Oharleb O LaHatte. Messrs Charles G , The Railroad Young- Men's Christian final service will be held at 8 o'clock James A and Thornton JLaH itte Mr association in\ites all railroad men and Sunday evening, December 5. Preach- and Mrs J X MuH ej. Misses Lucille their friends to the ser\ ice at the OF "DRY" LAW PLANNED! /M>s Make Baby Show Success ing services will be held twice dailv at Mar\ Belle •Vnnie, Bessie, Mi t tie and AND PRICE IS LOIR 4:15 and 8pm Extensive prepara- Mildred LaHatte. Mi and Mrs C \\ rooms, 31% West Alabama street. Sun- Brogdon. Miss Lucile LaHatte Mr Al- day afternoon at 3 .JO o'clock Rev C tions are being made for the week and everj bod> ii> invited Children's serv- bert LaHatte, Galveston. Texas Mr and V "Weathers pastor of the Methodist Federal Officials Will Take 1 The south"s greatest woman golf at the sh,ow and does not hesitate to Prospects Are That Thanks- ^Irs. M T LaH-ute, Mr and Mrs Episcopal church, soutn at East Point. ices will be held daily at 3.30 p m. Charles Beddmgfield, Mi«s Frances player Is able to nnd time from her spare the time (rom her golf and the holy communion will be cele- "Will address the meet in j? The music LaHatte ar^ invited to attend The fu- Special Steps to Break Up ' golf and social duties to assist the la- Among other young ladies who are giving Feast Will Be Cheap- brated on Tuesday. St. Andrew's da>. neral of Mr Charles O L.iHatJte this will be of the usual lively and Inspir- dies Jn charge of the "Georgia better assisting Mrs Reilley on t>e scoring at 10 a. m., Thursday. December 2. at ing: nat ure The rooms are open all Illicit Distilling. iba-bies show," at Taft hall, this week committee, who also, like Miss Starling; er Than in 1914. of the Immaculate Conception day, warm and comfortable, and visi- are n6t suffragist^ are tfce following 10 a, m and on Sunday, December 5. ther Kenneeputy Commissioner D. A Ga.tes. of,ieyj chairman of the scoring commit- avenue, Mrs S E Hamlett, 39 Ripley will be able to procure the national Ing which many of the Episcopal min- A tender book. gier avenue; Miss Janet Stirling. East the department of internal revenue,4.tpei in calculating ^Jhe percentages of Thanksgiving aay bird at prices con- isters will visit other* parishes and An entertaining book. * ith headquarters at Washington, met! the hundreds of bad&Tes who are being Lake Mrs Roland Murray. Greenwich siderably lower than those which pre- preach And above all with the local district attorney and rev- I examined avenue. Miss Edith M. Russell. Black- vailed last year I The '^better habies shoTi" is being stone apartments; Mrs W. P. Maddox. j A year ago the birds' were being sold COMMERCIAL A satisfying book. cnue agents jhe] d under the auspices ot the Atlanta 38 Haralson avenue, Mrs Logan, 186 Safe of Unallotted Lands and Surface That the government officials «rejEaual suffrage league, but .Miss Stir- Cleburne avenue, Mrs Albert H. Bailey, at 27 H cents a pound, but it is the re paring to take special steps to break j if ng- Js not a suffragist However, she 21 Fafrilew road, and Mrs. G H Wlii- . prediction of the Atlanta dealers that of Segregated Coal and Asphalt Rich in human tenton. of 37ft North Jackson street. j L> illicit distilling in Georgia was in- . feels that she can make herself useful purchasers will be able to get the best Land Area Belonging to the PAPER ii^ated by the statements of attendants stock this year at 25 cents a pound. charm and interest, ChoctawandChickasaw Tribes, All Motes Payable, Bills of Ex jpon the conference following the In spite of the fact that the birds change and Accepted Drafts pa\ in quick humor and meeting- The questiori*is regarded as are plentiful, it appears that the mar- — Eastern Oklahoma — able at a future date, are termed jne of unusual importance at this time ket will not be flooded by any means romance. -Chicago H*raid by reason of the passage of the strin- Atlanta to Work for Suffering BT THE Commercial Paper Good Com gent prohibition laws by the general Already large sales are being made, UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT mercial Paper will in the future assembly hotels, restaurants and retail merchants There will be bold at public auction to be, In part, the basifa of lendinc Various phases of the proposed stren- buy In e freely £rom tike commission the highest bidder at different railroad uous campaign were discussed at Fri- points*in the Choctaw and Chickaaaw Na- money to membership banks bv The Of France and Belgium Today men dav.'s conference, and distillers through- tions In eastern Oklahoma, from January Reserve Banks It Is likely that out the state doubtless will have hard Reports •from local dealers are to the 3. 1916, to January 31, 1916. inclusive. SI - times as a result of the meeting at 700 acres of unallot'otl landt. and J34.300 the Federal Reser%e Bank will effect that Thanksgiving dinners can acres of, the surface of the segregated coal require all persons whose paper UUnta Todaj "Lafayette Da> and the different sections of the United be prepared this year at a less outlay and asphalt lands belonging to the Choc- Mr Gates was en route to Washing- throughout the state of Georgia men, States taw and Chtckasaw tribes of Indians, at not Is offered for re-discount at the Prairie .tu> from New Orleans, where he had Pretty gnIs will be encountered by than was necessary last Thanksgiving women and children will lend every less than the appraised value No person can Reserve Panks, to file state |-pent eral days on business con- all who are in town today, selling for the preparation of the same menu. purchase more than 160 acres of agricul- ,ted with his department. He left effort and spare moment of their time Fi ench and Belgium medals. Kggs and cranberries, it appears, may tural land nor more than €40 acres of ments \\hich have been certified iday afternoon for the national capi- in trying to obtain relief for suffer- Managers of the different picture be slightlj higher than they were last grazing land Residence on land not re- to by Licensed Accountants. ing women, children, and aged people in shows will be requested to donate a > ear, but the other necessities for a quired Bids can be suoraitted In person or part of their day's receipts to the fund, by mail, accompanied by a certified check Wife Franca and Belgium varied Thanksgiving dinner will be or bank draft for 25 per cent of the amount and one week from Sunday /he Grand Friday in public schools all over the sold at quotations lower than those of of the bid Terms on stile of surface of 8y Arthur Stringer. Pictures in Futt PROPOSED TO ORGANIZE and Forsvth theaters will give an all- coal and asphalt lands 25 per cent cash JOEL HUNTER 6 CO. (jjlor by Dunn. At all Stores, $L25 n«t state a special hour was devoted in day exhibition to further help the com- 1914 25 per cent within one year and balance •lie Bobbs-Merrill Company, Publishers each class room to study and readings mittee. Commission merchants her** estimate within, tw o years from date of sate, and Certified Public Accountants ALL UNEMPLOYED MEN on the life of the great French gen- The success of the Georgia Harvest that 40,000 pounds of turkey were sold terms of sale of unallotted lands 25 per cent eral, L.afa> ette Festival has practically assured the by them for the Thanksgivlng\dmner in cash at time of sale and balance In three Atlanta San Fianciaco, November 19 —The success of the Lafayette day, accord- equal annual Installments of 25 per cent. As Georgia's Christmas gift to the of ^ast year, and they expect to exceed payable In one. two and three >ears from American Federation oC Labor today Iriig to all interested parties, and At- 15 warring- nations of Europe will go, as th^se figures this year by at least date of sale, all deferred pajmenta to draw Approved a plan submitted by Us exec- i<*nta \ ieitors who have enjoyed the 5 per cent Interest per annum Erom date of the result of Lafayette day, all the pleasures of the closing week will have utive committee for the organization 10,000 pounds These figures do not eaje Only the surface, of the segregated clothing, hospital supplies and money an opportunity of winding it up with coal and asphalt land area will be sold, the BERCKIVIANS of unemployed men in the United include all of the turke>s sold at At- which will be collected through the an act of charity lanta In that many householders make coal and asphalt underlying being reserved States A recommendation thai the Through the downtown office build- except where the descriptive circular states state by the Georg-ia war relief com- their purchasers from poultry men di- that the coal and asphalt underlying will Sh?Ue tre*"i. evergreen shrubs anrt plan be put into effect immediately was n - today w ill g~o the prettiest g"lrls concurred in by the annual convention mittee for France and her allies v horn Dr P B. May, executive secre- rect and others have fciends at other be Hold with the surface The entire estate roses add greatly to the beauty and In Savannah, Augusta, Griffin, In the unallotted lands will be sold without The reason for the organization of tary of the war relief committee, could cities who eend them turkeye each reservation Where houses or other valuable You don.t hive *o ipcnd much money thr unemployed was recited by the Waynesboro, Cordele and Manchester, find in Atlanta At the same time their year improvements, not Including fencing and or !me tr> «et results If voti ael^ct the committee as follows ruial aifcters will be Koing through tillage, are located on the surface of the right >arie ie-* \ ou make no mistake j Ga. today a like tffelebration is being Ali^ratorj workers to the estimated held to collect supplies for Eiurope then ( ommunitles selling: medals, pins coal and asphalt lands, the same will be NEAL If you choose from our ca.taloB In It number of 3,000,000 in the United States and fiatjs as the country donation. sold with the land at not less than the Treatment REMOVES CAUSE of Ualut; will b*> found \ irletl^" that are adapted diift lioni place to place, usually ap- Next week other cities over the state * Theie Is no doubt in my mind but ] BISHOP NELSON WILL BE combined appraised value Improvements to to e\ »ry -,et,tion fr^ra the Atlantic to pearing in cities where strikes are in will take up the work, and so on until that we can secure a large fund be paid for in full at time of sale The the Ptolfk SPEAKER AT SERVICES right is reserved to reject any and all bids BeajtifuJlj lllubt-atea catalog for the pi ogress They are taken on as strike- the Georgia bhlpment which will be through the Lafayette day," said Dr For maps and full -printed Information com breakers in many ca^es. under prom- f received by the American clearing Ma> to a. representative of The Con- munlcate with the Superintendent for the DRINKS DRUGS isea of bett^rms themselves aa" time house of the war relief committee •ill | etitution last nij?ht "The people have Bishop C K Nelson, of the Episco- Five Civilized Tribes. Muskogee Oklahom In a few days Call or addresi NHA L. P J. eEUCSCMAlS CO., Inc. goes on However, when the strike take its place in the front rank of do- I realized that what we are doing is sim- pal diocese of Atlanta, will hold a Cato Sells Commissioner of Indian Affair: INSTITUTE (Successor Ga Keelej [n- ends the^-e men again find themselves nations sent Europe at Christmas by ' pl\ for the sake of humanity " stltute). 229 \\oodward A\ p Dr J H Aacu-ita. Ga. Dcpt. J. in the ranks of the unemployed * Con way 10 years with, tbe ICeeiei. The convention is fai behin* in its IE yoi. wish t( beautify your grounds, 1 Physician in chargre jcupo Department work and tonig-ht began holding eve- ning sessions Renting Investments 60 Heal Institutes in Principal Cltlas RED MEN'S DRUM CORPS ITALIAN HIES RAIDED TWO BRITISH GUNBOATS We have on hand right now a good fourth ward rent- GIVES PARADE TONIGHT ing property, located on an improved street. AMUSEMENTS \. fantastic parade will be held by BY AUSTRIAN AIRSHIPS Also, a renting investment in the railroad district; th" Red Men s drum corps tonight, a fe«j.t ure of w-hirh will be free-for-all pays a good income now, and in a dangerous location. enti y foi an v one who wishes to fall in Rome November 19—Austrian a\ la- Berlin November 19 — (Via London) line rhf p-trade i 11 follow the lines tors threw fifteen bombs on Udine, Italy, Two British gunboats have been sunk Liable to be run over by railroad. ATLANTA H'A'.^-L of mart h adhpi ed to by the Harvest ; Friday killing twelve personb and In the Mediterranean off the Eg-yptian Iesti\al pa.ge.ants Matln*^* Tod ft v 3 30 wounding Iwentv-seven. sa> s an Italian coast by a German submarine. Offi- Also, a good 5-room residence for colored man on A VlMT lon'Jl Aluuye TuJk of— war office announcement cial announcement to this effect was Another squadron of aeroplanes made by the admiralty today Qlenwood Ave., near Martin St. dropped -bombs on Verona and Vicen/a, "A Fool There Was" «* » UD« A British auxiliary cruiser also was ftpeflnl popuUtr prlc^H* NiKhtM £3c to Boxes For Gut Glass in the Italian province of Venetia, and put out of action The statement fol- FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR Cl, m»tIo jour BUB* it The bo\ei we lend jou whJl* your goods VENICE AGAIN SHELLED "A submarine on November 6, in Sol- tn tb« trffphon* director? Otfci* ure in itorage with us are -sufficiently strong BY AUSTRIAN AIRSHIPS. lum harbor, destroyed by gunfire two «r»ni nd» lakpn by [eleptiun* sr« to M to protect against breakage You roust Anglo-Egyptian gunboats, the Prince Mon., Tues., Wed. "'.'"."Td,,, Vienna, November 19—(Via London) pxld for Immediately upon pubb-«Uaa> P ick thein yourself • Abbao and the Abdul Menom, each of Charles Frohman, Kluw & Krlituser's tilil to bo pre-w-nced bT niitU uf *«iiio- Venice has again been bombarded by which was armed with two guns The Produotlon of the > ItHl Itrunia, Uor [be i.iu)« I!B> oriotwd Austrian aeroplanes Official an- same submarine silenced with ita fire WEYMAN & CONNORS (VERY HOME HA3 USE FO« JOHN J. WOOOS1DE STOHAOE CO., Inc. nouncement was made here today that an armed British merchant steamer an aerial squadron attacked military and captured its guns " "OUTCAST" CONSTITUTION WANT AOa. ! establishments of that clt> yesterday A Play to RcmcmWr l>ottjc. s<-DKation«! afternoon "One cff our submarines on Novem- Mortgage Loans on Atlanta Real Estate SUir < H-t. The announcement follows ber 6, on the north African coaat, sank by a torpedo the British auxiliary SEATS NOW SELLING "Navy headquarters announces that Nljebta 45c to $1.50; 3|fuUnee iT*< to si LUMBER on the afternoon of November IS one cruiser Para." Established 1890. Trust Co. of Ga. Bldg. Get i larv* lota of our aeroplane squadrons successful- of N C S. C.. G«orrlm, Tenn. ly dropped bombs on the forts at San Naval records contain the names of Largest jobbera ot Portland Cenawnt, Nicola and Alberoni, and the ai s»<*nal, two Egyptian grun boats, Abdul Mo- LJme Plaster in United 8t»t«k aviation station, gas works, railway naym and Abbas, which probably are CAROLINA PORTLAND CBMBNT CO^ station and several barracks at Venice Atlanta. Ga. "Notwithstanding the heavy fire of the warships referred to in the Ger- Ortice^ and warebouBeif, Charleston. anti-aircrart guns and the attacks of man announcement The Abdul Mo- Booklets Business Cards Folders Jacksonville. Birmingham. New Orleans. three hostile aeroplanes our squadron naj m, 598 tons, was buHt In 1902 The returned with complete safety" 4bba4, 298 tons, was built la 1891. and according: to the latest naval records, WINSOR McCAY wah armed with one three-pound gun Th« Earl and H <,lrla 930,000 Cotton Fire. The gulf of Sollum le on the north Design Printing Eutaw, Ala, November 19 —The coast of Africa, at the boundary be- Wlllnrd and Bond Hotel and Family Ranges, Gieen county cotton warehouse was tween Egypt an*J Tripoli OT M Ii H !. ook destroyed bv fire of unknown ougiii No British \easel Para is mentioned We not only furnish you work of highest quality, *- Stove; and Heaters at 10 o'clock last night The entire in naval records at most reasonable cost, but we gladly design your ! "RIGHT j building was gutted, the loss being Maguelia Sieve & Range Co. placed at ?30 000 three-fourths of London. November 19 —Ther e Is no printing or lithographing for you. * m.i f*. %A* •• I which was covered by insurance Six: 291-393 Edrewood Ave. Ivy 42O0. British steamship named Para The Designing is a particular feature of the work of hundred bales of cotton were saved auxiliary cruiser referred to in the of- • CVr lAICCtf «>NriM oi s NOW" , Lnrgreat eatclunftve bto*e and Kanfre The warehouse wis built on the site ••t AI Wfct A i <" to s in store In the south. fit lal German statement apparently is the complete plant. We are prepared to plan and occupied bv a similar structure de- the small craft Tara, An official Brit- give you what you •want, either on small or large ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ JL stroved b> fire pnoi to |1911 ish report of November 8 said the Tara. JEWELL KELLEY Offers an armed boarding steamer, had been orders. MILS & MYER3 ^ftA1' CO. sunk in the Mediterranean by a Ger- Call Main 2600 and ask us. 15 People—OrlMdall Nifttcrn man submarine and that 34 men were Chorum ot 1O—8 Kceln I*iLture» missing I>aily Foote & Davies Co. lOc—ANY HE^T—lOc Envelopes SK OF I'AKAMOL>TS. Statements C-IL-HEN GC ADULTS lOc TODA\ OMA. H. F. Stokes, Tennille. I, Lanky Present** th«* Incomput- Tenmlle, Ga. November 19—(Spe- able Metropolitan Opera Star, cial )—H r Stokes, ot Tennille. t,sf. EDWARD C PETERS Pres JAS W ENGLISH. V P JOHN K OTTLET, Treas I merchant traveling salesman. teach*r, (lied in Aus-usta "at Margaret Wrlsht Geraldine Farra'r Iiotpital November 13 Mr btokes wai In the Immortal a Ultimo Georgian, born in Twitrgs i count* on LktoDer IS. 1865 He is sur- Atlanta Savings Bank "CARMEN" . vived by hln wife and two children, be- Curmen's Mon are not »<> najiil} woo. sides three brothers, Re\ P L, stokes DEALER IN MORTGAGES A Wonderful anrt Amazing I'rrform- Springdale. J A Stokes, Gordon. Ga tut.ce. No Mar ban ever r«teJ«ed »uch a Nation-wide ovation $he« different I f D btokes, Dudley, da, and one als- Loans made on improved Atlanta real estate, straight 3 to 5 jears also from anjone—-A revelation I ter. Mrs O. T Bickley, Bellville. Ga monthly plan Purchase money notes bought. Loan Agrents State Mutual Life i -Xtr Stokes was a member of the Meth- Coat of Charoct*rB odisit church and was a Knight of Assurance Co, Worcester, Mass Carmen beraldine- Farrar Pythias The body was interred in the (.GORGE L. WORD. SPEXCIAI* AGKNT. \ I>on ,l«f*c \\aJIaro Reid 1 jEsramlllo Pedro de Cordoha old family cemetery near Gordon, Ga. and other ai-tintn. W 111 be »hown for REAL ESTATE LOAN D-PARTMENT the la**t time In Atlanta Mrs. Thomas Lang. 3O5 Fonrth National Bank Building- ! Mrs T.iomas Lang, ased 84 died Jt her residence in \Vest point, Ga Fri- day night at S 30 o'clock She is sur- yi.ed bv her husband, five daughters. TODAY Mrs Frank Davis, Miss Pauline Lang VAUDETTE ONtY and Mrs George Pearson, of London. England, Mrs J. A Beaaley. of Atlanta, I HAVE A BARGAIN ON "Ol"( d Heidelberg" and Miss Hose Lang, of West Point, and D. W. GRIFFITH FHOPCCTIOOM two sons. Captain Edward Lang, or 6 ACTS After the Harvest Festival College Park. and W. T. Lang, of featuring Dorothy Olah Walla Oranjse4>urs, Va. WHITEHALL STREET Sixty feet frontage, running back 165 feet to and fronting 60 feet ----- B. A.~Whitley. MACK 8ENMSTT PBODrCTIOW Koncoe Arburklc. Dr B A Whitley, 2« years old. eon — continue to enjoy yourself! One of the pleasures of J B Whitley. of Llthonia. Ga. died ON RAILROAD Friday morning at 2 o'clock at Rich- The cheapest piece of property in Atlanta for warehouse purpose* mond Va lie is survived b> his par- of life is to be well dressed. It is a well-known ents and one brother, Hemon Whitley or stores: The body will be broughf to Atlanta ON A MAIN ARTERY OF A GREAT CITY. todaj Dr Whitley was a student at psychological fact that one feels brighter and happier the Richmond Medical college prior to IN %-MILE CIRCLE the time of his death Mr Visitor, we can show you $9,000 to $10,000 staring you in the face. when wearing smart clothes. Therefore, we recom- Mrs. J. F. Harrington. Mrs J F Hernngton, aged 67, died t at the residence, 24J Courtland street. GEO. P. MOORE mend "TOWNE TOGS," made by ADLER- Thursday T*ie body was removed to Oonehoo's chapel Besides her hus- 10 AUBURN AVENUE. band sjie is ^rrvived by two sons, J E ROCHESTER — and sold, in Atlanta, only at this Ir and W L Herrington, two daugh- ters. 31is J N Lary and Mrs George Hattawaj store. They are SMART Suits and Overcoats for i H. H. Summey. Men and Young Men. H H Summey, a^ed 34. died at a private hospital Thursday The body was moved to the chapel of A. O, & ELECTRIC LIGHTING Roy Donenoo. Besides his widow he E la survived by one daughter, Eliza- j beth Summey. FIXTURES Mottle"*?. Bell. When you select the lighting fixtures that you Mrs Mattie B. Bell, aged So, died at the residence, SO Orme street, Friday place In your home, you should select those that afternoon at 4 o'clock. The body was are in keeping witty the hous« plan, the finlVh, removed to the chapel of Harry G etc., and you should, at the same time, be care- Pooler and will be sent to»CarteravIlle, Ga.. today. ful to choose those that will »ive you the beat and the most satisfactory services. Mary WlUl* Bishop. We take a sen nine pleasure In assisting- you The Daylight Corner One Whitehall Street j Mary Willis Bishop, 17-months-old to make the selections that will b« most appro- J daughter of Mr and Mrs. R. P. Bisbop. priate and at the same time that will £riv« you 1of 3121 Highland avenue, died at the the most satisfactory service, BRYAN. j residence Friday morning at S o'clock. r-» V. M. C. A.. j The body was removed to the chapel of Sunday 2 I'. M. , Harry G. Poole, j W«6ley ^«morial Charefa. "THOC SHALT HiVE >O OTUBB GODS j Samuel Norton. I : BCf ORE ME." Carter Electric Co. MfB <>-.!;. g*»t* Free. ' SamueljM. Norton, Jr^ infant son ot COMH KAHI.Y. Samuel M. Norton, of 2G Lee street, died • at the residence Friday morning at* S ' o clock. The body wu removed to 72 N. Broad Si Pooie'a chapeL Read The Constitution Want Ads

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