7KB STANDARD m , SOUTHERN NEWSFAPEK HE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Dally ««• »«»*«T. carrier 4«ll»ery, 1J cent* weekly. Vol. 2LLVI.—No. 356. ATLANTA; GA_ SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1914. —FOUR-THEN PAGES. llBSIe e*»to» «m the •»*««» «na «t mtitmmtmmOm, s eeyte. PANAMA COLONISTS VERDICT IS VOID, MAY SOON LOCATE AMERICAN VESSEL YACHTSMAN SMUGGLES ARMS TO ULSTER IN SUMTER COUNTY ANTI-TRUST BILLS

Amerious, Ga~, June 5.—(Special.)— DECLARE LAWYERS That the 300 Panama -colonists desir- ALLOWED TO LAND ing location In Georgia will be brought to Sumter county seems certain in view of the fact that the colonization FOR LEONL FRANK committee has just purchased options ARMSJTTAMPICO PASSED BY HOUSE upon the Huguenln plantation, near Americus, containing 5,000 acres. The committee authorized to effect the John L. Tye Stresses Ad- purchase came here recently accom- Schooner Unloads Ammu- Interstate Trade Commis- panied by C. F. Jackson, agricultural vantages to the Defendant representative of the Central railway, nition for Rebels Without sion Bill, Omnibus Anti- and carefully Inspected the Hug-uenin in Being Present When a lands. Interference From United Trust Bill and Railroad Se- One hundred and fifty thousand dol- Verdict Is Read. lars Is the price put upon the Sumter States or Huerta. curities Bill Pass. plantation now owned by Carolina in- vestors. ASSERTS THAT JURORS BLOCKADE BY HUERTA LARGE MAJOR/TIES MIGHT HAVE CHANGED YOUTHFUL ADAIR WOULD CAUSE TROUBLE ARE GIVEW MEASURES Peeples Scores Mobs as America Would Maintain Opposition Melted When Cowardly—Says That It That Tampico Is Open Final Test Came and Vot- Would Have Been Easy Port* It Is Believed—No ing- Went Through Quick- for Frank to Be Present. WHITNEY TODAY News From Carranza. ly and Without Opposition

"We are attacking this verdict as Washington. June 5 —Information II> John Corrljcnn. Jr. feeing void," said Attorney John L. Tye .Atlanta Boy Golfer Defeats reaching- Wasnl-ngton late today that Washington, June "> — — yesterday afternoon before Judge Ben the American schooner Sunshine, from RepresentalKe Adamson, of Georgia, Hill In the arguments which, followed Texas Champion in Semi- Galveston, had landed ammunition at chairman of thp house committee on Solicitor Dorsey's move to demur the Tampico for the [Mexican constitution- interstate and foreign commerce, had snotton to ' set aside «ha verdict of Final Round 4 Up and 3 alists without interference on the part charge of two of the three administra- guilty In the Frank case. of the United States or ttie Huerta tion -anti-trust bills that \vere put "It Is not an irregularity, not a dis- to Play. government, was received in official througtli the house with nourish this crepancy," he continued. "It is a void quarters there without comment. State afternoon , verdict. This Is a constitutional Issue. and navy department officials declined The raili o;ul st«x U and bond1* pi n- The right of a man to be present at to verify the report, but from other vislon ~n as passed b\ senate barricade of law books, he kept a and three times amateur champion- of States would do if the Huerta govern- That body is expected to change 'he number of assistants constantly bring- the sou*h. in the final -round tomorrow ment should attempt a blockade of the (i) DORSET REGIMENT MARCHING THROUGH BELFAST; (2) SIR EDWARD CARSON; bills materially, just as it altei cd the ing new volumes and carrying others for the 1914 championship of the port Every Indication tonight, how- trust and currency bills which were Southern Golf association. ever, was that the United States wooild (3) ULSTER UNIONIST VOLUNTEERS. sent to the senate marked "Rush " When the hearing adjourned at 5 Adair won hie match in the semi- maintain its previously announced po- Belfast, June 5.—The armory of the sixteen miles from Belfast, but most ly quiet. British troops from Irish Senator Hoke Smith is a member of o'clock in the afternoon two argu- finals today over George V. Rotan, of sition that Tampico was an open port. Ulster "volunteers" was strengthened of the rifles were delivered on the quay garrisons were hastened to the city the judiciary committee which will today by the addition of 3,000 Mauser at Belfast, and the cases -were re- in anticipation of an outbreak. The ments had been heard and a third was "Waco, state champion of Texas, 4 up Admiral Badger yesterday was order- rifles, as the result of a daring1 gun- moved under the eyes of the poli-ce by Ulster unionist "volunteer army had perfect all the trust bills except the in progress. The argument of Henry and 3 to play; and Whitney, holder of ted to keep w atcili upon Huerta gun- running feat of an Irish yachtsman. specially selected volunteers. long threatened war in case home rule trade commission measure He has C. Peoples, of counsel for the defense, th« southern title, disposed of Ijouis boats at Puerto Mexico and Alvarado. A portion of the consignment was After the final passage of the home waa forced upon them. A serious out- promised to see that the interlocking ded to the south of IDonas'hadee, rule bill, Belfast at first was ominous- b rea k is expec ted at a ny m omen t. will be resumed at 10 o'clock this Jacoby, of Dallas, Texas, by tbe same Tonight there had been no report to the directorate provision is r hanged M( morning. Most of the early part of score. navy department that the boats had that men in Georgia, who ai e building his speech had been devoted to cita- The playing of the youthful Geor- made any move towaTfl, Tampico. up tJh-eir towns and sections by exer- tions from legal records. gian over Rotan today was sensa- There have been widespread reports cising control over a number,of bmall Mr. Doraey dwelt at length upon the tional. He drova with the accuracy of that the South American medtatona had OLD CHURCH DESTROYED concerns shall not be molested. a. veteran, hl» a»proach,BlK>ts weco al- decision in. the -case of. the State of protested - against- tto»-*1firtt*er~St9reteB MAS-WILL NOT FELDER COMES OUT The possibility of the disruption of Georgia v. Cawthorne. which, ~"B as- most perfect and his putting T«J> con- permitting the delivery of ammunition small business concerns as the result sistent. On the other hand, Rotan, .serted. was similar in nurfCrous re- to the constitutionalists at Tanrpico. of this legislation is bringing protests spects to the Frank case.^Cawtho-rne who towered over his opponent In Secretary Bryan tonight declared, how- BY SUFFRAGETTE BOMB from all sections of the country having been absent from the court- statue and almost doubled him in ever, that the state department Qiad re- Voting Done Quickly. room at the time the verdict was ren- years, was plainly off his play. He ceived no protest. He ^.Iso denied re- FORJWBITION Opposition melted away when the hooked his approach shots repeatedly ports that Mr. Riand, tne Spanish am- Explosives Placed in Dudhope He 'declared that Judge Hill's decl- final test came and the votins' went eion in the Lyons case, which has cre- and in putting was weatt. bassador, w2it accept merce committee with insti ucttons, to for the plucky youn-gster, the women Thomas has received hundreds of appearance tonight at a suffrage meet- ing the question of waivure of pres- on the Gernran steamers Ypiranga and report the Murdock bill as a substi- ence to be brought into their fight to leading- in the cheering. letters from prominent men in every ing in Canning-town and repeated her a cent of campaign money from the In the morninlg round Rotan and Bavaria were considered today by Sec- section of the state, urging- him to liquor 'interests, but he never has in tute. This was rejected 151 to 19, and free the convicted man. He made cap- retary of War Garrison. Carl Buenz, threat tha-t^she would lie on the steps 1 Adair halved the first two holes in make tlhe race," while the press and other campaigns. the pending bill was passed without a ital of the delay in bringing the waiv- general agent of the Hamburg-Amer- of the house of co-nimons without food roll call Then the votes on the other ure into Issue, and declared that the par* Rotan taking t!he lead on the people thought south Georgia have Mr. Felder's announcement eame third when Adair overran his ap- ican company, called on the secretary or water until Premier Asquith con- two.mfasureb -were taken in rapid suc- move was nothing- short of a techni- been almost a unit in the tenders of about thusly: proach. The Texan also won the and made a statement in justification support. Appreciating In the fullest sented to receive a deputat'on of her cession. Representative White, of cality. of the action of the captains of the followers. He is to speak in Griffin tomorrow Ohio, was the only democi at to vote "It has been decreed," said Dorsey, fourth, Adair getting off the tee bad- degree the attitude of his home people, ly. The next was halved and Rotan German ships, Mr. Buenz declared the Judge T'homas says in ipart: While the militant suffragettes are morning", and for some days it was against the Clayton bill and all the "that the defendant is entitled to German ships had sailed from Germany pursuing a campaign, which, in the progressives voted for it except Rep- •waive Jiis presence either from jail or made it 3 up at the sixth, 4 to 6. "I am of the opinion that south advertised that Rev. Thomas M. El- with cargoes of ammunition, before the opinion of most ipeo-ple. only tends to resentative Chandler, of New York while on ball. When Frank stood up Adair won his first hole on the Georgia is willing now to stand by a hott, a tvell-knowm Methodist minister, seventh, 3 to 4, and Rotan won the American occupation of Vera Cruz and south Georgia candidate for governor, defer the attainment of their wishes Forty-three republicans and sixteen on August 26 and Judge Roan asked if without any intention of violation of the non-militant section is carrying on would Introduce him. During the past he had anything to show why sentence eighth, 4 and 5. The nlntih -went to and under ordinary conditions would progressives joined the majority In Adair, 4-5. With 2 up Rotan started port laws. At Vera Cruz, without constitutional political programs of two days Mr. Elliott has been stu-dy- supporting the measure They were: of death should not be passed, he said win, but at this time there are candi- 1 off badly after the turn. He lost the landing her cargoes of arms, the dates for governor. announced from great annoyance and embarrassment to ing Mr, Welder's record. He found that Voted for Mea*»ur*. nothing about this waivure. Ypiranga was chartered by the Ger- the government. The National Union seven years ago Mr. Felder voted "He said nothing aibout it at the mo- tenth iiole when he overran his putt; various sections of th.e-«tate, and each Republicans — Anderson, Barton, the eleventh was halved and Adair man government to convey refugees section seema to be standing by its of Women's Suffrage societies, whose against the present prohibition law, Burke of i?outh 3->akoto, Campbell. tion for a new trial; at the supreme scored in the twelfth, 4 to 5, when from southern Mexico. It was only executive committee embi aces many court, or at the other death sentenc- local aspira-nt. Besides, other entries and that hp took part in the famous Gary, Trarnpton, Curry, Davis, Dillon. he sank the 10-foot putt, squaring the after the expiration of this charter ire in prospect and probaible. influential persons, has issued a report filibuster to defeat the bill 1 ing. It doesn't come up until this late j that the Yplranga's captain undertook Fair, I 'i ear, Fi cnch, Gardnci, Good, match. "In my consideration of the desire showing it is spending fun-ds freely at Green of Iowa, Ha u gen. Haw ley. Hol- day. It is nothing but trifling witih The thirteenth g-ave the Atlanta to carry out his original orders to de- Thereupon Mr. Elliott announced if my friends to make the race there bye-elections in support of labor party ge&en, John&on of \Vashingrtom, Kelley the courts. 3n conclusion, I would re- player one up. taking the hole in a liver his arms and ammunition to the las attended my deliberations the per- that he KR SHOWKRS "This motion is not technical in jy, and that all Georgians in ^haPPi- character," he averred. "It is founded Continued on Page Eight. Continued on Page Two. Continued on Last Page. Continued on Page Three. ness and prosperity might unite for \xfwrj5««»— m nuaueThunder rB nnowern Saturday oa a constitutional right guaranteed :he continued upbuilding of our civ- and probably Sunday. by the constitution of the state of ilization. Georgia and of the United States. It is "After most careflul consideration I Liocal Weather Report. not an experiment; it is not trifling tiave concluded not to enter the race Lowest temperature .. 68 Great Extra Bonus Vote Offer under existing conditions. I am mind- Atlanta Prices Reasonable Highest temperature .. ...,.,. S2 with the courts. It Is merely an at- ful and deeply appreciative of the In- Mean temperature 75 tempt to restore the personal rlgdts and Lerest of mv friends everywhere." Norma>rmal temperature ,. 74 privileges that are due «very American Lin fall in past 24 hrs , inches . . .06 Dejflcienc: y since 1st of mo , inches .08 citizen. Closes Tonight at Midnight; And Her People Best Ever, Dejficienc: y since Jan. 1st. inches. .11.52 Three Years Allowed. "Three years is the statutory time Reports from Various Stations. allowed to file a motion of this charac- JTAT1ONS Temperature. 1 Rain ter. It Is according to the common Ask The And 8ta*« of 124 b'r» Time to Get Auto Growing Short Declare Rexall Delegates WEATHER. 7 p.m. | High. Unch«» law and practice. A motion may be \ properly made at any time within tlhese ATLANTA, rain . . . 74 82 .06 Constitution Birmingham, cloudy 74 S4 .20 legal limitations. It is up up you to Boston, clear . . . 60 68 .00 decide upon the ,ments in the motion. The two hundred thousand extra subscribers as you please, and upon Atlanta will have the Rexall conven- | attend conventions that there is a ten- Brownsville, p. cldy. 82 90 .01 The delay of time is insignificant. bonus vote offer closes tonight at each the extra votes will De Issued. tion back in 1915 or in the year fol-! dency to hold convention people up Buffalo, clear. . . . 60 62 .00 Many who have hesitated to enter to Live "The right is Inviolate for an ac- when they hit town. It Is a psycho- Charleston, cloudy, . 74 96 .OS midnight. Time is growing, short. the campaign because of the great lowing at the out&ide, and it is all be- Chicago, clear . . . 62 64 1.06 cused man to face the jurors and hear cause of "the courteous treatment and i logical condition; business people fig- Denver, cloudy . 63 SO them say whether or not they stick Make the most of this offer. Two hun- numbers of nominees now have an op- .28 portunity to enter a field that ie by the srplendid. co-operation that Atlanta ure that they have succeeded in bring- Des Moines, .cloudy. 33 90 .20 by their verdict. It is based on human dred thousand extra votes wil! he giv- BUREAU of Boarding Galveston. pt cld>. . 30 84 no means crowded. Nearly all of the ung the delegates to their city, and will .00 nature. There is an element of mental en on-- each J3Q club of neW subscrip- gave the convention which has just Hatteras, pt. cldy. . i 66 80 .00 ( names of the inactive nominees 'will A and Rooming House never see them again, so why not malce Havre, cloudy . . .| €6 66 telepathy that enters into It. There Is adjourned that this is so. .00 tions. See that you do your utmost to be taken from the list and H will be Information is conducted for the most possible out of them while Huron, loudy . .) 74 80 1.6S no telling what a juror is likely to do gather in all the new subscriptions you considerably reduced, as will be shown This statement is made on the au- j there? Jacksonville, p cldy 1 84 94 .00 when ihe gazes fairly and unblinkingly In tomorrow's issue of The Constitu- thority of William C. Neilly, business "This the Rexall people have not Kansas City, clear .] 36 90 .00 can today. the public's consultation. Knoxville. cloudy . .| 76 SO into the eyes of the accused man. tion. In fact, a mere handful of nom- manager of Rexall conventions. found, to be the case in Atlanta, and "At least one man—unless he 'be firm Those among the few really active You are invited to use the Louisville, cloudy. .( 74 < SO candidates in The Constitution's con- inees is left in several districts. Some "I have been managing Rexall con- they are more than pleased over -It. Memphis, cloudy . . . 88 loo In his decision—Is likely to change. I of the candidates are really working "From Mayor Woodward: down the teat who are wise will use their best same free of charge. ventions for the last eight years," said Miami, clear . . SG .00 know of a case, recorded by Judge for votes and are showing fair suc- people of Atlanta have been not only Mobile, pt. cloudy _ 86 .00 Bleokley—the case of the State v. exertion to take the fullest advantage cess, but there are many whose scores Mr. Neilly to a Constitution reporter, Montgomery, cldy. . 86 .18 Have you a room for rent? courteous, but even attentivje and 82 Nolan—where eleven jurors stood pat of the splendid extra v,ote offer which seem good, yet. who are no putting "a-nd I have never seen the city which solicitous as to our wants and needs. New Orleans, p. cly. 88 .30 on their verdict, bait one man refused. It should be listed in The New York, clear . . . 64 72 .01 closes tonight at 12 o'clock. Until forth the effort that the situation war- made visitors so much at home and "Mayor Woodward, much, as the may- Oklahoma, cloudy . . 82 88 .00 A second trial was grante-d. and the that hour two hundred thousand extra- rants. Right now by taking advan- Constitution's Bureau of or of any other city, told us we were Pittsbure, cloudy 68 74 .06 prisoner was finally exonerated, held their Interests so much at heart votes will be given upon every $30 club tage of the peculiar conditions that Boarding and Rooming as does Atlanta. I am -'beginning to welcome, butane did not stop at that, St. Louis, clear . 90 94 .00 "Little did Judge Roan realize that. obtain because of the inert attitude St. Paul, cloudy . . 62 .02 of new "subscriptions sent by a candi- understand the remarkable progress He put himself at personal pains to Salt Lake City, rain 40 when he acceded to the waivure of maintained by so many nominees, one House Information. see that we were welcome and had .08 date to this otfice. This Is positively that your city is making and the won- 1 Shreveport, clear 86 .00 Frank's presence, he was denying who is really energetic and has the am- everything we wanted. For instance, Vicksburgr, clear S4 the largest extra vote offer that will bition to try to gain something of ben- derful reputation that she has in all .00 Frank one of the most important guar- Telephone Main 5000 parts of the country. when he learned that a local man was Tampa, clear . . 82 90 .14 antees of constitutional rights and be made during the remainder of the efit may taKe the lead in "the vote staging a prizefight for our entertain- Toledo, cloudy . . . 60 64 .00 or Atlanta 5001 Generally Hlwrher Prices. Washington, p. cldy. 70 76 .04 contest, so make the most of It. "Without disparaging other cities, it ' Continued on Last Page. You may set as many club a *xt jukw Continued on Page Four. Continued on Page Three, V. von HERRMANN, SSSSSSraSS^^ Is generally recognized by people who Section Director,

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Stanford Sutherland, Towner, Vare and over corporations engaged in inter- eration of labor -ana farmers' unions, Woods—43 state commerce The bill would turn and that such organizations and their Neuralgia Surrenders j members shall not be construed or To \nti Kimnia Tablets Progressives—Bell of California, over to a comrfiission of three members held to be illegal combinations or Devil's Disciple" to Be Played Br>an Copley, Falconer Hinebaugh, the power now held by the bureau of conspirators under the anti-trust laws" NEW ORLEANS TO RENEW Hulinss Kelley of Pennsylvania, Lind- corporations in the department of com- How far the exemption will extend bergh MacDonald Murdoch: J I No merce, and confer on the commission was a matter of debate in the house, Ian of California Rupley. Temple, adtlitiona.1 powers and manv members contended that By Tech Students Tonight Thotnson of Illinois, Walters Wood The bill provides for the appointment the question would result in long liti- REGIONALJAI FIGHT ruff—16 gation. of three commissioners no more than The restrictions placed about the is The eigitt republicans and four demo two of one political party, by the suance of Injunctions in the bill are crats who -voted against the Rayburn President The commissioners would •close It would provide that no pre There have been and will be in the cheap sentimentality Shaw himself, To Fire Broadside at Federal bill were serve SIT >ears at $10,000, and employ liminary injunction shall be issued future almost iii.mberless pla> 3 after seeing his work produced by an Reserve Board as Soon Democrats—Bartlett Buchanan of a secretary at $5 000 The cornimsbion- without notice to the opposite party j founded on the idea of the eternal incapable cast who lost entirelv the Texas Garner and Wjtherspoon—4 and that no temporary restraining or . triangle, that is the old old story of atmosphere and spirit of its author re ers would be barred! from engaging; in der shall be issued unless it shall ap as Organized. I^epublicans—Cramton of Michigan any other vocation while serving pear from specific facts shown by (affi a .man his wife and the third man marked that he did not realize \v ha-t Dunn Fairchild Gillett, Moore, Parker After abolishing the bureau of cor davit that immediate and irreparable j Ho\\e\er out of the number of dramag kind of a pla> he had written since he Pa>ne and Wallin—8 porations and the positions of commis- injury will result to property or a founded on this theme it Is onl> oc had never thought or seen the s'enti By John CorrlKnn, Jr Interstate Trade Bill. sioner and assistant commissioner of property right of the applicant before [ casionally that we find one that is not mental side of his work before Washington June 5 — (Special > — notice could be served or hearing had more or less sickly sentimental and at The Devil s Disciple will be In the The Covington trade commission bill corporations the bill would turn over thereon The bill provides that every Isew Orleans has not at andoned the the organization and powers of the bu injunction or restraining order must i times even these plays are ruined and hands of a group of artists when it is fig-ht for the location of the fedei il the first, measure on the administra- become like the other miserable speci reau to the new commission It then be specific in terms thus outlawing produced at the Atlanta theater to reserve bank of the sixth district TI e tion a-nti trust progr*un as considered provides that all corporations with a the so-called 'blanket injunction mens of dramatic art b>-tne attempts night The work of the Tech Drama in the house would create a commis- capital of not less than $-5 000 000 ex In labor disputes injunctions wo-uld Of an incapable cast to interpret them club will reach its climax in the pre cltv is gratheung topretner ill the mi sion "with broad inquisitorial powers cept those now subject to the inter be forbidden by the bill unless neces The Devil s Disciple b> Bernard sentation of Sha\v s plaj and a climax teual pofasible to f re a broidMde at state commerce commission, shall sub- sary to prevent irreparable in j u ry to mit annual reports records of its or- property or a property right for Shaw belongs to this latter t> pe It Is means something with this organiza tho federal reset \ e board as ^oon is ganization bondholders and stockhold- which injury there is no adequate rem a play founded on the old situation of tion which already has a deserved repu it is organized ers and financial condition to the ed> at law It would also forbid in two men and a woman but its theme is tation in the cit> Tjnder Miss Carolyn Thiia fact became know n 1 ci e tod i\ commission The commission ma> also junctions against striking peaceful the only feature it has in common with Co>bb s direction the cast has mastered No. 10 Snowdrift designate corporations having a capi picketing pninary boycotts the pay on the e% e of the orgranixitio i of U e Made by talization of less than $5000,000 from ment of strike benefits, or the peaceful other such plays Bernard Shaw has the difficult play completed and will board As soon as the tw > nddtti i tl whom it desires reports It may call assemblage of strikers and contains a given the play the stamp of his own in present it as Shaw himself would ha\e members of the board ai e named \i\ Johnston & Murphy for special reports in addition to the provision legalizing such acts dividuality as shown in so mans- lines it done President Wilson the boai d \s ill i regular annual statements required by Holding Companies* Provision. of the play that are full of liifa keen Tfie sale of seats has been remark gani/-o and may then if it bee*, f t Stacy Aaaras the bill and would provide a penalty sense of humor and satire But even of ?100 a day for delay in filing re The holding companies provision of with such an ad\ antage the pla> m able and a packed house is at>t>ured o\erturn the work of the ot^inization ports the act would prevent one co-mpany unskilled and inaitistic hands becomes The cu tain will rise promptly at 8 30 committee from, acquiring any stock in another mediocre, and sinks to the le% el of at the \tlanta theater Authorized to Znre*tl«r«*** corporation where the effect of such \\ hiJ> it is not presumt-ri that t e Upon the direction of the president acquisitior is to eliminate or substan- l>o a d vi ill do so, sti-l it ha^. the p j \ Any store may se£l you 95 the attorney general or either house of tially lessen competition between the New Orleans is di&gruntle 1 in I M )1 congress the commission -would be au corporations or to create a monopoly 1 >be no chance to get tht, location ( t N*. 10 Leaf Lard thonzed to investigate and report the The provision exempts however cor the L ink \vh ch sihe felt •wJ-fa rightf ilK facts relating to any alleged violations porations purchasing stock solely for heis Her failure in trtus fight \vis fil bait gentle meo wno of the anti trust Jaws The cojnmis investment and not attempting to les "MAN 10 WAS" COMES $1.15 slon would also recommend possible sen competition low el b\ the failure of an\ Ne\\ Oi Know the dlfferer,ce=== readjustments of the business of cor- The interlocking directorates prohi le ins b inker to secui e i{> u nti » nt < n Guaranteed Fresh Country porations so investigated in order that bition in the bill 13 an effort to reach the federal reserve board they might conduct their business in all corporations railroad and banks The -division of banks aceo din,., t> appreciate Qmiali accordance w ith the law When the o\er which, the federal government haa INTO HIS OWN AGAIN IN TECH DEBATE commission finds information as to any Jurisdiction It prohibits a director in <. nitalizition into three t las-s<_s unfair competition or practices in a concern dealing in supplies for com Icon completed The binl s i ei<_h f commerce not necessarily constitutin, mon carriers from being a director in Mysterious "J. C. R.** Ts Posi- I R. L. Bid well, of the Negative, these thice groups will x te f i M\ > a T. lolation of the law" it is calle _ such common carriers prohibits a. di members of the board of due tot •> t dozen ... _ upon to report to the. president and rectoi1 in a bank from beins a director aid him in making- recommendations to in a. common carrier for which the tively Identified by Fam- Captures Medal for Best Ua>s \ di c<-tor and a cla^s E? 1 i t most important, they congress for remedial legislation bank acts as an agent or underwritei or \fter tht-sc are named the fed al 25 Ibs. Sugar . . . $1.12 The bill would authorize the commis- directors in pri\ ate or state banks ily After Eight Years. Speaker. reserM boa d will select thi et I is to be fr sion to take charge of cases in -which ha\ ing deposits capital surplus and un C d etU rs and name one ch u man i the courts have decided a complainant divided profits of more than $2 500 000 Missouri Breakfast entitled to relief under the anti trust ineligible as bank directors m banks Chicago June 5 —When brother and The Teoh commencement vi as ush .re laws and recommend 'an appropriate in the national system and makes in sister today affirmed their mothei s eied in last night with a debate Re The orsaru^aUon hat, \ 1 1 tl e long, nor too stt form of decree to the court It would eligible as national bank directors the sol\ed That Municipalities Should Own membet ' nk' s int'o the t llo BACON, Ib. also empoiv er the commission on its directors of private and state banks in I identification of the mjsterioua J C Siouib R as her son and the latter T* hose jjid Operate All Public Service Cor Mate Gi oup t Oi o IP too narrow nor too own Initiative or at the request of the the same city or town Trfe provision iparatioris which was held in the aud! Country Hams . . 15 3-4o attorn ej general to investigate the becomes effective two years after the [mind practically is a blank and whose \ la.b i m i I K manner in v. hich decrees under the passage of the law and exempts the toiuim of the Tech Y M C A Floudi I 1 I wide. The sales men Menlo Hams . . . 12 3-4o anti-trust la,ws have been carried out directors of mutual savings banks vocal cords are pai alv zed gav c e\ 1 "V\ R Tucker and J A\ Cox upheld Ge< rgrii 14 0 0 A report on such investigations would The bill revises the proceedings in dence of affectionate lemembrance of the affnmati\e side while the negat \e L.OUIS an i ts our men's depart*- Salt Meat, Ib. . . 10 3-4o DO submitted to the attorney general contempt of court cases In contempts his mother the 8 year old mjsten of Mississippi 1 1 for action other than those committed in the speakers were G \\ Tuton and R L T( nnebset 40 merit "do take pride in Beef Stew, Ib. . . . 5 l-2o The commission is given wide au presence of the court or so near thereto the man who was was cleared to the Bid well The former two weie the 1 thority to make public all Informa- as to obstruct the administration of satisfaction of all concerned v\ inneis fitting ." So you will Beef Roast, Ib. . . 7 l-2c tion secured In the -course of Its In justice the bill provides the machin Mrs H E Pitkin last night identi The medal for the be^t speakei of •vestlgatlons and Is called upon to sub ery for a trial by jury as in criminal the evening went to B dwell of the Fancy Lemons doz. . . I4c mit a report to congress on or before practice As to direct contempts the fied the man as Earl W lies her son want to come back. the 1st of December each year This procedure is left unchanged by a former husband but his brother negative BELL GETS AMENDMENT The j idges weie Norman C Miilei Full line Fresh meats, Fresh report would include such information Railroad Securities Bill. and sister protested that he appeared Try it yourself! as the commission has secured and W C Greenfield and Dr H M Uu Dressed Poultry. such recommendations as to additional Close; regulation and control of the to be too old Bosc legislation for the regulation of cor stocks the I have been working for months to porations in commerce The bill pro interstate commeice commission is pi o prove that he TV as my son and they FOR DIXIE VETERANS vides however that no 'trade secrets posed by a substitute for the Rayburn have all been compelled to admit it at Cash Grocery Co. or private lists of customers shall be bill prepared by the house interstate ALLOWED TO LAND made public in the reports of the com and foreign commerce committee and last declared the overjoy ed mother B\ John < orriRao. Ir mission considered by the house as the last Son she said turning to the dis 1 ARMS AT TAMPICO Washington Tune —^Special ) — Omnlbnn Trust Bill measure of the administration anti trust program The committee divided ease racked man wlio sat beside her Representative Tho iias M Bell has sc The Clayton bill a part of the ad- the Rayburn measure into two sec they have said that I am not jour Continued From Page One. cm ed the idoption < t Tn imendm nt ministration anti trust program car- tions in order that one might stand if mother to the poi»toffice ap i »pi ation bill ex ries provisions designed to strengthen the constitutionality of the other em p tine, e nf( flei ate \ clei ans from the and support the Sherman law and other With a quick clasp of his arm the was his wish to have the quest on thus failed in the courts The bill makes it apph ation of the bo j ear i-,c p o! ibi acts against monopolies and restraints unlawful for anj common carriei to Invalid drew her to him and his Ups raised arbitrated b\ the state depart of tradfc. A-s framed by administration issue stocks bonds notes or evidences moved as if he would speak His ment and if not stating that the war tion in seeking j la/ces as fourth la = s 27=29 FIS leaders and considered by th« House department would de U with it postmasteife T mon veterans were al of indebtedness without Che approval eyes though fairly spoke his affec the bill contained of the commission No me&sigefa relating to mecl atioii readj exempted Prohibitions against price discriml The bill broadens the powers of the tion and sense of relief The amendment urged b\ Mr Bell nation or arbrtrarv refusal to sell we e received at the constitutionalist commission to i equire information lies a mining engineer with ir ter ll eadquirteis heie todav from General reads natural -mineral products and against from railroads and othei common car i —as fresh from the errforeement of conditional I-ease= ests at Oroldfield Ne\ dis ippe u ed in Can •\n/ a, Section 12 That all pcfsoiis honoi riers and presci ibes an elaboiate sys I1)06 Some time attei a man whot>e ably dischai ged from the military ot or contracts of sale under-which lessees tern of repoi ts The commission would the water as you or purchasers agree not to deal in the be authorized bj the bill to requite voice was Rone and whose memorv MEDIATORS RECEIVE naval service in the LIV il war eithei products of competitors of the sellor periodical or1 special reports on the was all 1 at a blank appeared at NO NEWS FROM REBELS 111 the federal or confederate armj or lessor a provision that decrees in financial condition of railroads bal Rochester \l nn \ii operation b\ fi. 1 fehail be exe npt from anv age limita suits brought by the government under Niagaia t all * Oirtai 10 June i—Mill Today at get them at the tanced statements of receipts and ex. moufa suigeons failed to restore his \\ithoutany intimation of v\ I it Oei eral tion in the selection of fourth class post the anti trust law shall be final •pencil tures in relation to capital ae evidence In suits brought against the mind When pressed he «rote the Carranza s an^w er would be on the masters provided the> are found to counts and all other financial transac nitlals J C K or sometimes J question of constitutionalist i epi esen coast. defendant by others Involving the anti ons- possess the business capacity necessaj v trust law provisions against holding R R tation heie tht South Amen an media for a proper discharge of tne dut es of Before issuing stocks or bonds the tors and the \mcri can and Mexican companies and interlocking directorates bill -would require railroads to file Last November the p itient sudden such office in concerns tinder the jurisdiction of delegates spent their time todav work ROGERS' with the commission a certificate of ly disappeared from Roch ster but li „ out details ot th ^^nci al n ice That's the kind of the federal government and provisions notification show Ing- in detail the \vas found hei e and taken to an in guaranteeing labor and farmers or plan Two solid carloads of ne.w Irish character of the securities the pu fn mar> Mrs Pitk i i woman of J hei e were no conferences The fish we give you. R-anizations their legal existence in poses for which the\ are to be issued Potatoes the best we ve had labor disputes and providing? "for jurv wealth befoie a clinic at Rush Medi V.mei ican delegates remained on the and the disposition to be made of them c il college 5 oaterdaj identified the \mencan side studying various phases this season— tuals in cases of indirect contempt of §uch certificates the ball makes a pub court man b\ tattoo mark" infantile scars of the situation Ihey n e irim!liari£ quart, 4j/2c peck 35c tic record and open to inspection The ing themselv es with d ita Washington Did you ever think In addition the bill clears up various ibill would give the commission w ide and other evidences and notified the FRESH junsdictlonal questions and questions IK sending; about individuals mentioned authpntj" foi the examination of the auihoi itie& that she is the patient s for the new p-rov isional government FLORIDA about it? of procedure which have arisen in the books of railroads and w ould pro\ ide mother administration of the anti trust laws All pi meipals were anxious to hear penalties for the concealing of infoi There is only one word which J R some definite w 01 d about the tonsti TOMATOES— Exemption for T abor. mation from the commiss on Ft or lies can 11 ticulate tutlon ilists for there can be no defi Good Fish caught today The provisions insisted upon b\ rep Issues of SevuriticM That word is pie explained Mrs i ite developments until the r inten size— resentatives of organized labor and Giving the commission authm it% t > Pitkin It ilwa> s h is been h s f a tions aie known quart off Jacksonville are agreed to after conferences between supervise issues of securities the bill vorite defase t them and the iepresentati\es of the ad said ministration were looked upon as the ""hat he i ec ill eel incidents of Ins DAILY INSULTS WIRED sold in the Jacksonville 1 It shall be unlawful for an\ common Good size, fresh12c culmination of a long fight by lalbor bo\hood was indicated in the gestures oai riei subject to the act tc regulate Pineapples :o secure evtmption under the £>her commerce to isssue anj capital stock of assent 01 negation that he made BY VILLA TO HUERTA Pure Food Groceries !0c market tomorrow. man law Tfhev provide that nothing or certificate of stock or an\ bond or In bringing him home the mother \ ei \ C*ruz, J me 5 —President Huerta, Three 10c pkgs NBC in the anti trust law shall be con other evidence of indebtedness or to related we went pa^t our former I is in dally cornjmu meat ion with Geneial Have them charged on Crackers or Cakes stnued to forbid the existence and op- assume anv obligation as lessor guar home in Groveland avenue He turn Francisco Villa according to a report 22c You can get the same an tor or surety for tihe securities of ed without hesitating and started up brought hei e bj a refugee out the your Dry Goods Account Better Bread from charactei of their communication is any person natural or artificial eve** the steps our own ovens V/2C kind of fish from us. though permitted bv the authority ere somewhat un-cottventiona.1 Fast Deliveries Phones ating the earner corporation except Mrs Pit km explained the initials Geneial "\ ilia according to the i & Mam 1061 and Atlanta Thin skin juicy far some purpose within its corporate J R R b\ stating that the> u ere port, recently sent one of his telegi tph California Oranges doz powers necessary to the proper per those of he: husband They were en ers within the federal line* He tap 464, 4838 ISc Out of the water to- Jones Cash Store formance of its ser\ i-ce for the public gra\ ed on his w atch which he pre ped a telegraph, wire and sent to Meadow Gold and not tending to impair the finanlc il sen tod to lies lies was carrying the Huerta a message in whioh \ ilia t ill Butter . . . 30c day, we have him be- ability of the carrier to discharge its watch at the t me he was injured ed his en&m\ vaiious unpleasant names The Following Specials 124 Whitehall d-uty to the public and urg-ed him not to hasten his de Piedmont fore you tomorrow. It shall be likewise unlawful to When lies left Chicago in 1906 he pasture from the capita! as \illa was Today With Our Big Butter . . . 3Gc issue a.ny such stocks or foonds for the had $o 000 with which to complete anxious to see him before he U ft List of Friday and pnirposes hereinbefore mentioned or for payment for machmei> to be used in \ Ilia lequested Huerta to wait de 25c can Crushed We Deliver anv other purpose unless and until his mines at Goldfield In the fall of daring that he soon would be in the Saturday Pineapple . . I7c He is only one night upon application and aftei in\ estiga that yeai Mrs Pitkin leceived a lei capital No 2 size Sliced tion in the premises b> the interstate ter from him dated Minneapolis stat President Huerta according to the on the way—a day Lamb Chops Ib 17Jc commerce commission of the purposes ing that he was on his way home That repoit appreciating the grim humor Today, Saturday, Grocery Pineapple . . . !7c •and use of tlhe issue and the proceeds of the situation gave orders that anv Leg of Lamb Ib 16c thereof such issue is approved fay said was the last she heard tiom him similar message should not be with Store open until 9 P M No 3 size from the water to your commission as necessary and appro Apparently he was stricken with held but delivered to him immediately California Plums Lamb Hind Quarter Ib 15c paraUsis or was injured, on a train HAMS — Armour's !5c priate for title purpose stated provided since this order was issued "Villa ac Blue Banner delicious table. Dove Brand Hams Ib 19c That nothing herein shall be constnued near Waseca Minn There was noth cording to the refugee has not dis Star to Imply any guaranty or obligation as ing bs which to identify him and he appointed Huerta one dai Though the " '" 1 7'~ Dessert Peaches 2lc Rex Regular Hams Ib 17Jc to such issues on the part of the United remained in that v illage foi se\ eral w ordlng of his messages are aln avs pound JL / 2C States ,rs Rochester is near bv but el different each message is said to be GOOD And he's guaranteed All Pork Sausage Ib 15c The bill exempts from this pro\ision forts of expert surgeons there to re more vitupentwe than tlhe other The EGG S—fresh coun- notes maturing not more than two daily receipt of th^se messages is said GEORGIA year's after their i8s>ue when thev do store the man s Intelligence wei e in- to have become a palace joke Klngan's Sliced effectual try, and candled by not aggregate more than 5 per cent of The refugee who related this story DESSERT Breakfast Bacon Ib 25c the outstanding obligations of the Is said that Huerta s hand had been ourselves, big suing roads strengthened bv the receipt of ammu PEACHES Fulton Market The measure provides tJhat the com PLAN DEVELOPMENT nition from the Yp-iranga and Ba yolks, dozen Country Hams. Shoulders and mission in investigating pro-posed van a and that he now laughs at the 25 and 27 E. Alabama St. stock issues shall hear the authorities ide L of resigning" The refugee de BUTTER, Armour's Robin Hood Tende15r e Sides at Lowest Prices of the states through which the rail OF IMMENSE TRACT clared that the president in one bank road desiring to issue secuiities passes alone has 12 000 000 pesos The refugee Clover Asparagus Tips 2lc The bill carries a prohibition effect IN NORTH GEORGIA said the mombers of Huerta s fa-milv Just Arrived—a carload of bottle Lve two 5- ears after the bill becomes still aie in ATexico OiU Bloom, Ib. law against one director acting" on "\ ictnr Huerta one of the president s Oltves small bottle 8c more than one railroad under the jun« sons it was s Ud feared the ad\tnt of COFFEE, High's 30c size cut to diction of the commission without the Clarkesville Ga Tune 5—(Special ) the Americans anil their vengeanep foi commission s approval It also would Convej ant.es have been put to i ecoi d i ib leadeiship of the mob that diagged Special, The Two Best Brands of Flour make unlawfuly for any diie tor 01 of here within the past two di%s bv tie statue of Geoi gre "Washington from The Famous LaRosa fleer of a railroad to profit ~b\ the sa.Ie which approximate^ 2 000 acres of its base during the iccent d sturbances pouoid 24 Ib bag or disposition of stocks or bonds land Iving in the northern portion of in the capital Habersha.ni county and the southei n Rogers '37 ' Highest Grade part of Rabun county passed into a FLOUR, "White corporation headed by Charles J Ha DR. LYON WILL PREACH Self Rising 70«» BERNHARDT COMING ON den of Atlanta Crest." Everybody 24-1 b bag I OU The lands lie adlacent to the great HERE TWICE ON SUNDAY COFFEE— ANOTHER FINAL TOUR lake being • i eated bv the storage dam wants it now. o C Palm Beach & of the Gcoi gia Railway and Pow er From our own roasting OC«» D T ^ I von of Louisville who has 24 Ib. sack OOC New York June 5 —Madame Sarah company been called by the First Presbvterlan riant 19c 23c 30c O3C Bernhardt at the a^e of 70 will sail It is understood that the purohaseis church here will arrive in the city at No. 10 tins PURE The Famous OK.* for this city on October 10 to begin will convert the pi opert> into sum o clock this morning ind will be mer homes and ipple 01 chards The t iken to the home of Captain Bensel at Ridgway Teas, 10c, 15c £3C a professional tour of the world dur lake when the dam is completed w ill hfa t ast Ellis for bi eakfast At 0 Ing which she will vistt five continents extend fi om a short distance w est of o clo k he will be taken for a ride ind QUARTS The tour will extend over a period of Tallulall I alls westwardlv abo it will luncfli with Mi Woodson the tern twenU six months and fifteen weeks eighteen miles near the cou nty line poiarv pa^toi of the fust Pi esbv teriaii No. 5 tins PURE RED ROCK of the time will be spent in the Ignited between Ra-buii and Habersham co in ch irch at -1" Peachtree help GINGER States tic-i Ihe altitude of the lake is o\ ei He will preach at the P irst Presh\ LARD G.1^ 1 700 feet \bove the sea level and is ten in fcundav morning and at Noi th ALE— "Word of Madame Bernhardt a dec* boi dered b\ mountains \v cnue at nigiht for DOC Mohair Suits sion was receK ed bj- cable > esterday Cut to The tour it is stated will close her HENS, fresh r) A career on the stage Madame Bei n Quarts Best 12c Our M«nfs PALM BEACH and MOHAIR hardt has made several farewell tour& dressed, Ib. ^T'C On the last one to this country whuh JL. -IL. DDC CHEESE, N Y STATE, Grape Juice Suits are ma^e of high-grade ma- ended in Ma> 1913 the theatrical pi o Pi nts Best fession in \merica raised money foi fine Grape Juice terials and are CAREFULLY tai- a gold wreath which was later pre taster, Ib . 22c sen ted to her in Paris No 10 lored. We have all sizes ! YOUR ' Snowdrift size is here. }\ gentleman is a human bein' IN OUR DELICATES- SEN ALL THE No 10 The PALM BEACH Suits arc from CROSS HEADS CHILDREN jC\_ of the male persuasion, Flakewhite .. SSc OF CONFEDERACY OF GA. COOKED MEATS $7.50 to $10. The MOHAIR Suits with all the qualities of a READY FOR YOU are from $15 to $25. Dublin Ga June o —At a session of shore enough man, ALL KINDS OF PIC- the state convention of the Childien NIC GOODS The 46 Rogers Stares of the Confederacy Of deorgia here only them qualities is 0 N Broad I S3 \\ \IitrhcU today new officers were elected as foi Demonstrations all Our Store Closes at 9 P. M. on lows gentled a little to ill ama President Eaaon Cross Springfield the time " Tetley 's" 116 Fine first vice president Mias Mad&e Hil smooth out the rough- » , ^o . > I o i r Saturdays Till Further Notice bun Dublin second vice president Teas. Be sure and It* U Jf tr«e 3D Buuh lard ness. VELVET is a 13i Forrest U2 Grant I Charles H Derry Macon third vice get a glass Iced Tea £4H Uouatun 4JJ WhlUU^ll p-resident Jamts New man 85 Ivama FREE. Demonstra- 101 I**>achtr«e 41 i Nttwnrt If you don't live in Atlanta, order by maiV secretar> Miss Rubv Ennis Atlanta- "gentleman" tobacco. £ G N Boulevard 404 ** Pry or treasurer Miss July Franklin Ten tion Loose~Wiles cel- JOU lieiniilliU 18 N Jjor«yth 3UJ P ce d« .Lf Prj or Cony ers historian to be elected Kh4 HighUnd crackers; taste free 411 5 djee \\ood 4U-4 r uckle 311 Edjreviood • •with us the new Eng- 41J" --priuB APPEALS COURT RECORD VELVET. The Smoothest Smoking Tobacco, has all the lish styles. Demon- G71 ill;, hi. ind 812 Peach tree Marietta («a. NOW READY FOR SALE pipe qualities of Kentucky Burley de Luxe "gentled" stration "Jello'' and 33 Oordon Newnan, Go. by ageing Full weight 2 oz tins, lOc Coupons of Ice Cream Powders, 72 U tutelmU bast Point Ga. The state librarian announces that 114 Capitol necatur Ga. Volume XHI of the court of appeals value with Velvet. assorted flavors renoit has been published and ft on Shop at Nearest Rogers Store t 1 ta»2 40C library at the capi- Jit zinc SPAPJLRl \

TELE CONST1TU11OJM, ATLANTA,

WHISKY PLOT PLEA I AUTO BANDITS ROB DOES NOT WIN MRS. MOEHRKE DIVORCE Chambcrlin-Johnson-DuBosc Co. ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS Keep Kool Savannah Ga, June 5—(Special.)— CLERKSOF$3,000 Paul H Moehrke who was cfcarged by Mrs Mary Moehrke with making her cultivate a liking for liquor so he could IN A - Robbery Takes Place in sue her for divorce on the ground of habitual Intoxication was tonight de- The Store Closes at 1 O'Clock Today nied a divorce Brooklyn in Broad Day- The case attracted considerable at tention because of the prominence of Palm Beach Suit! light and Under Eyes of the parties This is Mr Moehrke s second passage through the divorce A Half Day for the Clearaway COUlt. Proprietor. The jury was out eight hours Mrs Moehrke named another wom*n as co- We have a sumptuous responderxt in her cross bill Under the New York June 5 — Highwaymen verdict neither party was give na di- collection of these ultra took $3000 today from two clerks of vorce ^B, Brooklyn paint company while their popular Suits. The fad employer watched from a top storj of Junior Suits window Ignorant of what was hap ATLANTA IS BOOSTED penmg of the man who fights Trte clerks had just returned from a BY REXALL DELEGATES Junior Department, 3rd Floor trust company with the money in sma.ll the heat. Keeps you bills in a satchel They were entering Continued From Page One. Notices the factory when two men leaped out Today, the first Saturday in 1 Let every \oung woman ^ko \\iJl tia\el tins cool as a cucum- of a touring car and with pointed re ment. Mayor Woodward saw him per June, we inaugurate our Sat- \ olvers told them to throw up their sonally and told him that nothing but summer avail herself of this sale ber and fresh as a hands A conefederate stepped inside the best possible performance should irdav half holidays The store the factory and ordered, everv one to be presented to us And indeed we closes at I o'clock Shop in keep quiet The clerks dropped the daisy. bag1 and the robbers escaped with the got it the morning She may ba-\e in e^ery instance as much, in money Praise for Houser some mstancestwice as much, as she need spend. Both cashiers —Joh n Aimstrong- and I ha\ e come Ai contact •with the Summer Schedule John Bonavito — were badly injured by managers of many convention bureaus $7.50 blackjacks wielded by the robbers in my experience and I have often In the Tea Room Armstrong- was semi conscious when found that a manager or secretary of It's the clearawav of junior suits, and prices picked up such a bureau considers it his duty Because of the store's clos- have been made as Chamberlm-Johnbon-DuBose only to bring a convention to the city ing1 at the luncheon hour, be- and the delegates may then take care Co. are wont to do at times to accomplish that PalmBeacI Big Crowd to Attend of themseH es as best they may I ginning today and continuing want to extend my personal thanks and through the summer months, purpose. the thanks of all the Rexallites to Fred Oxfords, . Reorganization Day Houser secretary of the Atlanta, con only salads and sandwiches \ entlon Tjureau for the personal at will be served in the Tea Room And it will be done in the halt dar At the First Christian tentlen he gave us He was continu- ally seeing that we got every con- on Saturdays Soda Fountain Sundav morning at 9 30 o clock the venience and co operation ttuut we service as usual First Christian Bible school is -to have could wish for Let nothing deter \ ou reorganization day at which time the The co operation which your city J school will have a record breaking at extended to the Rexall people went tendance e\en further than this Homer "Weaver Every old scholar in the city is being custodian of the Auditorium Armoiy 1 where w. e h-eld our com ention was seen by the famous Flying Squadron not merelj satisfied with tui nine: over and urged to be piesent next Sunday the building to us but he and all his Over a thousand scholars will be there men helped us exactl> a,s if they had been employed by us Mr Weaver s co operation wa& great and I can tell 13.75 Blackstock, Hale £? Morgan you we a-ppi eclated because it s a .95 FELDER COMES OUT man s job to attend to all the details of placing a large exhibit an-d stag-ing FOR PROHIBITION a b g dance and show in a strange For $tf.50 and $18.50 Suits For $30.00 to $40.00 Suits 50-52 Marietta Street building No O^ercfanrRC Here Expect, for vou will find, as attractive suits Many no\ el and altogether attractive silk Opposite City Hall Continued From Page One. ' \ very sinking character stic which T found in Atlanta & the lick of an, as $17 50 and $18 50 ever bought in the regular •suits failles, moires crepes ridium in colors, Distinctive Clothiers and Furnishers mol i atioii to o\oichaigc- for public] bebt right iiovi and trimmed \\ ith lacxb and stated hib present pobit on on the PI o utility and hotel ser^ ices way Yours may be navy, brown or green, a The hotels not onl> did not go up nets at collars and slee\cs others are of sen>e hifait on jueslion on their prices but nearly all of them berge, a wool crepe, a poplin or a novelty He said thit when he toted against offered us a bettei i ate even than the and fine wool poplins and crepes and bHck the prohibition bill in 190" he wab rep i egulate rate which thev charge to weave, and one of many styles—too many to resenting Bibb county the majority of the genera.1 tiaveling public and white checks It would be difficult to the voters in that county favoring lo The a itomobile people instead of to tell of—but short coats and ruffled pick a style not to one s hkina; Pcplums and going up on then prices reduced their cal optibn at that time In opposing' prices to us an\ where fi om -iO cents to and flounced and draped skirts are the general tiered skirts and smait little coats of the the bill he asserted he was merel> $1 an hour We had hardly hit town •voicing- the sentiment of his constitu- when representatives from youi taxi characteristics present \ogue ents cab concerns came to us and informed But he said if he had his waj the us of a leduction in puces The street riiKtaj P« pie in nearly present system by TV nich near beer evei y town come in for knot ks ind saloons are licensed would not exist it is somet mes true that they deser\ t, Mr Foldei stated that he considered 150 Women's House Dresses, them but I want to sny for the strt e the prohibitiom IH.TV a good one and railway people of Atlanta that tl e i he would not see it wiped from the ser\ n_e was excellent an 1 morp reasoi the Wdl-Known $1.00 and $1.25 Values, statute books The state has pros able thin we hid any reason to e\p^ct lot instance on the afternoon pered undei prohibition he said and that we attended the bis ball game if he Is elected to the senate he as thev sent a lai ge numbei of fully sui ed Mr ILlliott he would ^ote for minned cars to the Auditorium 89c simply and solely because they aie an odd lot Tho'-e who ha\e bought any national legislation which wo-uld At mo y all of which we did not use similar dresses here at $1.00 and $1.25, and who know their worth at these pi ices, make Georg-ia a dry state in reality Did the^, charge us for the cars we chartei ed but did not use"7 \ei er a as well as in name bit of it The\ not onl\ refused to will doubtless make quick work of this one bundled and fifty. The matenals aie Concluding the conference he stated charge for these cars which it cost striped ginghams, checked, figured and striped peicales and lawns, light and daik that he belonged to no locker club them money to put at our d i»posal b-ut while his opponent. Governor Slaton their rate on the c-irs we did use was colors; low neck styles, which means round and "V necks; half and lull length not on3> voted ag-ainst prohibition but vei v reasonal le indeed refused to see the error of his original Found Decorators Here sleeves; the tiimmings are bands, folds and embroideries. \nother illustration To our con position and was still a club member ventions in Kansas City and Niagara Will Introduce Him Pills w hu h will be held immedntelj The upshot of the conference was we ai e taking our own decorators from Boston But in Atlanta we found dec- that Mr .Clliott finally agreed to in orators entirely capable and for a prire troduce Mr ^Telder at tomorrow s meet exceedingly reasonable And the> did Today's News Ins and the program TMH go tor\\ ird then w ork in the best organized way is planned T ha\e e\er seen There was never the slightest hitch of any &ort It seems to is that your whole town The White It turns Just naturally turns out and pulls to MEN!!! BOY SCOUTS TO ENJOY gether to see that a crowd of visitors Sale booms the prices gets the verv best the town affords Economy Is the Keynote PICNIC AT SILVER LAKE I know of cases where pri\ate citizens upon the mere suggestion that certain along! of things Bo> s and pictures go together things might help hav e gone out of What About This Sale Today? and that is wl at is going to happen their way to dellvei the goods Nor is it it touches Atlanta is mv ideal of a con\ention today to about fr>ur hundred Boy *~it\ and if the Rexall pec pie are not hard to ex- '-•couts at Sil\ pr Lake where Mr back het e next > ear or the year after to savings, 1,200 men's fine madras and percale 1 P Bottenf ield has gi\ en permission it it will not bo o ir fault to the bovs to hold their annua-I mcnic Bt it said foi Mr ^e lly who had plain—wo- and it is "U ork ai d plav will be combined as the lai "•?!> to do with d aim,-, out the news shirts, cuffs attached, coat style, 1 00 dif- *>o> s carr\ o it a progi THI lasting? to the reporteis of Atlanta paners th it men are finding that it has very touching about everything throughout the d-n \\hich contains life ho ne\ei trie 1 to push foi w ird an\ ba\ ing pi i, ti e swimming buildin^, thine: which might be tiken is an ad definite and agreeable meaning. white. Today's news concerns ferent patterns, figures, stripes, just dandy fires without mil he%. trailing and vertisement for the I nited Dru^- com first aid work These bo> s are learning panv or Rexall products He waited to be the leaders of tomorrow Work unt 1 the con\ention was over and the line to wear without vest, you are inhabit with them and encourage them delegates li id left to s iv what he The da-^ s program follows thought of Vtlanti so that it m eht not 9 00 a m— America ^uns by all tronp appear that he \\ as ti \ Jng to obligate Some 200 White Waists of paying $1.50 for them. Today the ( rand fensembie d.nd Irlll hy combined drum an> one \ nd the onH tune the Pexall tnd bugle corps and troops people had anvthin *• special to sav June sale price is Plioto which me dentally wi of Mlanta tlie\ bought sp ice in 1.00 liearl fractures the newspapeis and paid for it to say 10 00 a m—Swlmmins life *b Sund-n morning at 11 o do k at todaj Special puces, and the Uni\ erb-Uifet church 16 Ca&t Hinls Buy for a w hole summer. blue with white trimming. tifc "| **% C[ street His subject \\ill be The DC mands of Label ty The public ai e especially good music at 5 Today only for . . . ««fl>A.^%-> curdid,ll\ invited to attend the servi c s o'clock and 8 30 17c, Regularly 25c ^r^e Al^- Other Novel Handkerchiefs WE.>'J» DEPARlMETtfT OFE,-V TILL O P. M. S4TLIH>Vifei. The occasion Five per cent stitched handkerchief & with hand-embroiderf'd but not underpriced— DR. VANCE WILL PREACH of our sales will be donated florals and wreathb in corner—some eight A *^CJ^>of Shamrock lawn, \vhite centers AT THE CENTRAL CHURCH •*•*• *• *****~ \\ith colored borders t\\o inches to the patterns wide, showing dainty flowers another at the Rev James T Vance D "D of Nasih same price has a colored center \\ ith hem two ville Tenn will preach in the Central Park Conceit Fund. Congregational church on faunday even inches wide, in pink, light blue with hem two ing Dr Vance is one of the most dis 29c,Regularly 50c tinguished ministers in the country Thankb It is philanthropy, inches \\ide in white, Mnart \nother is, the and is well kno-wn in Atlanti hemstitched handkerchiefs edged with damti new organdie handkerchief 2 inch \\hite hem and it's a pleasure. We in- est real Armenian lace , all linen embroidered colored centers vite you to help swell the corners Eight patterns The work is excep SEARCHING FOR HUSBAND fund bhamiock la\\n embroidered YOUNG BRIDE DROWNED tionally elaborate corners, 2 inch hem Extia Special values all Knoxville Tenn June 5—Mrs Floyd I Williams 19 bride of. two weeks and over the Great Big Store. Bathing Suits in Splendid Variety Now Ready J sister Miss Dollje Chapman lo were drowned in Nolachucin river late > ea terday afternoon while returning from THE a Search for Mrs Williams husband who had left home the previous even GLOBE CLOTHING CO., ing1 presumably for an houi s visit with a neighbor but had not retained Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. up to the time of the tragedy 89 Whitehall St. Page Four. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914.

ward Japanese lanterns, and flowers j founding of the school has so much in- •will be used to decorate and dancing' terest been manifested by its patrons Walker to Make Race •will be on the improvised floor of the and fiiends The institution fiaa terrace Among those wlio will enter- [ grown, enthusiasm in Its work has WILSON GIVES DIPLOMAS 'SENATE CLEARS DECKS To Succeed Himself tain are Mr and Mrs Chas Hopkins j grown and its students have developed Jr Mr and Mrs J M B Hoxey, Mr ] a spirit which has culminated in one and Mrs Victor La-mar Smith Mr i of the most successful >ears in its his In Eleventh District and Mrs Robert Alston, Mrs Lamb, torv Miss La-nrb Miss OttJey, Miss Brown" , The arrangement in the building of TO YOUNG MIDSHIPMEN: FOR VOTE ON REPEAL r Mrs Brandon, Mrs Dickey, Mrs Car- th© finished articles from the shop "Washington June >—(Special > — hart, Mrs Frank Adair Mrs Manley. I w as artistic and tasteful Two of the Representatn e J R-indall "\\alkei will "Mrs Bucknell, Mrs Sciple, Miss Bow- i recitation rooms were connected into issue ne\t •week his announcement as «. man Mrs Gentry Mrs Martin Mrs exhibit spaces foi articles from the Mission in Mexico One of Ser- Administration Leaders Hope- Hinton Hopkins, Mrs W D Ellis, Jr wood shop alone The beautiful designs candidate for re election to congress Mrs Bishop, Miss Ellis Miss Catherine m tables taborets desks, lathe prod- vice, Not Conquest, ful General Debate on Meas- from the ele\enth district Ellis ucts,' chest" 'a etc' , receive- d- du- e appre- ciation and praise Many were sur He Tells Them. ure May Be Closed Today. Commentingr upon the new s dis Mr. . Maasenffal„ „ e Entertainii„.. prised at articles made m the forge. patches from \\a\cross sa% ing that he Mr St Elmo Mas sen gale will enter- and machine shops Students were at Tvould not be a candidate Mr \\lllti tain the Ad news men at a buffet i work in the chemical. physical and Annapolis Md June 5 —President "\\ashtngton June 5—The senate to luncheon, at the Druid Hills Golf <_lub ( Physical geography laboratories, per "Wilson todav told 154 graduates of the night finally cleared the decks for a said thev w ere minufictui ed b\ his Players' Club to Hold Annual today, at 2 p m They will leave this forming experiments and explaining na\ al aca-demj manj of whom w ill vote on the tolls exemption repeal political opponents afternoon for Canada their w ork At interv als during the and leaders were hopeful that general The report was unauthorizel 1 \ ie exhibition hours the Tech High Glee lea\ e shortly for Mexican waters, that club rendered pretty music and catchy the mission of the United States is one debate might be closed tomoi row and and is untrue I presume \ ». Ino \\ il To Miss Poole. songs of service to humanity not of aggran the bills and all the amendments pro- liamt, its the daddj of the import 1 Meeting at Druid Hills Club Mrs J W Ni3bet was hostess at a diaement nor conquest He spoke at , posed to it disposed of eail\ next week have written to hundreds of m\ cl so linen, show er gi\ en at her home in the annual academy graduation exer \fter listening all da> to speeches on. friends throughout the di&t:ict letting: HapeviUe Wednesday afternoon in Suffrage League. ' subjects far removed from tolls the The Georgia Woman Suffrage league cises and later delivered the diplomis them know that I am stfll L mi i ^ honor of Miss Sallie Poole a bride- to tlie young midshipmen He declared benate recessed until tomorrow w hen The Players' Club of Atlanta will proven a most successful organization elect of the month will meet TV ednesday afternoon at 3 30 1 the exemption bill will come up auto- upon thuir support and that m\ i ubln. not only encouraging dramatic talent A. iloial Lo\e Story was the con- o clock Carnegie library Mrs Prances the duty of the United States is to serve announcement \\ ould be niadi in duo hold their annual election of officers Smith Whiteside president An inter- | maticallv the evening of June 9 The meeting in the community Dut contributing test and the prize, a hand-embroid- the "world time largely to philanthropy as part of the ered centerpiece was won b> Mrs G esting program has been arranged j If debate is closed tomorrow the way will take place at the Druid Hills Ev ery one interested is invited -"*" Speaking of the Vera Cruz situation will be open for a. vote on the amend proceeds of the many successful enter- F Hujimcutt Those present were the president reverently declared that club and will be followed by a supper tainments given have been distributed Mi's L "W Rivers Mrs G r Hunni merits Monday and it was believed to- and dance Members have been urged among the charitable institutions of cutt Mrs K B Benton Miss Bei tha ' I pray God the bovs there w ill not night the bill itself might be i cached In a letter from the board of manage the city Todd Miss Addle Maj ne Miss (Mattle Girls' Conference. have to fight any more He added some time Tuesdav Proper Thing Now ts to The first president of the organiza- Couch, Miss Helen Blake Miss Tommie Conferences and other de\ ices for that the real good thev will do will be Uthough the tolls bill was te hni Tnent to be present at the meeting training and recreation for the teen- callx before the senate it w is not dis promptly at S 30 o clock as the change tion was Mrs Barbour Thompson The JT.~ WI'« ,-Mr= s ~ L , Txuy Pop« ^^e MisJuais cJosie their impression on the Mexicans Peel Off Soiled Skin presidents following were Mrs Frank Tibbs Mrb George Taylor Miss Mae i age are rapidly becoming the vogue They are not strutting- and bluster cussed at all todav and tht. announce of the constitution n ill be proposed Bills Mrs \lbert Thornton Mrs fohn Poole MiSfa Veil .Lovelace Mrs Atlantt a is keepini g pa.ce with otheth i rnejit tonigrht thit the measure w ould previous to the transaction of other im- Marshall falaton and Mrs Felder Mapp Miss Annie Ball Miss Mai > cities in hav ing an older girls con- ing- he went on The people of Vera take precedence of ill other businc^b Tho^e w ho abhoi sti<.k% fc c ts\ portant business Four Oscar Wilde plays have been Rivers Miss Annie Belle Gilbert Mrs . ference whic. h will be held tune 13-14 Cruz who despised and hated Americans tomorrow led to i sh, irp interchange bhinj -streaked complexion', should 11 at th Presbyterian bet\\ et n Senators Ow en and G illmt,er The retiring president Mrs Thomas presentf d also The Riv als Ruther- Frnest Smith Mrs, Marvin King Mis j? }orth Avenue .. will think differently of them when liKiousl} i\ oicl tit. inr* po\\ dci s in 1 ford s Wife two old English plays 1 rnest Poole Mrs Smith Tones Mis Church It_ j_s_ Bunder the auspiceauspicess oof on the need of a senate rule t> limit roughs during Ll e he ited di^ *> 1 hci o -^ B B elder who has so efficiently and the superintendents congress which our boys lea\e and Tre'lawney at the Wells John D Humphries Miss Lizzie Ball The president spoke in a huge ar- debate no m ed for the u am w iv ^incc the brilliantly led the activities of the The most talented people in Atlanta and Mis Vi. D Campbell is inter-denominational \irtues of mercoli/ d wax hive become club has suggested that there sbould ha\e taken part among them Mrs. Line The session on faaturdav June 13 morj, packed with more than o 000 offi- know n No imou it c f pei ^pirat on w Hi be two classes of membership in the Atkinson Mis W C Jarnagan Mrs will be onh for the delegates who will cers midshipmen and relatives and U induce in-, t, \tden e ih it you\e tictn be appointed from each Sunday school GOV. HODGES DENIES organization First, those who stand William Owens Mrs Thompson Mrs Mrs. Peters Resting Well. friends of the graduates He was en- using the wax \s it ih ipplied at Thornton Marve Mrs Ransom Wrigiht in the city The meeting on Sunda> thusiastically cheered during his ad bedtime and w ashf d off n tVu morn ready to giv e their services unquali- Mrs Edward C Peters one of At- June 14 w ill be open to all girls of HE STRUCK MRS. WEST Mrs John M Slaton Mrs Edward lanta s most prominent and belov ed dress mg the eompliMOn m\ei looks like fiedly, and at the request and direction Dougherty Mrs Clarence Havertv Miss w omen w as operated on for appendi the teen age and to the mothers and •», mike up Mercolized \\a\ gridual of those in charge of plaj s to the pro- Jessie \IcKee Aliss Helen McCoullough citis Thursday night at St Joseph s workers interested President "Wilson said in part Topeka Kan June 5 —Governor U takes off a b id complexion iiifete td duction of such plays putting nothing Mi s Rooert Small Mrs Edward H inf irmary and. is i esting well The Miss Minnie E Kennedj of Birming- It ought to be one of >our thought" George H Hodges flatl\ denied toda\ ctf adding an% thing- to mike it w 01 se Barnes Miss Harrie Fumade Mrs Mai ham an international faunday school Jt has none of the s and one for girls civilization not as the instruments of damagf s for an alleged assault and — heat ttndinK t i \use \\rmkl s md and financial backing w ithout which Marsh Adair Mr I amar Hill Dr aggression The idea of America is to battei i flat biness—is i skin t ghtem r ni i 1 b\ neither this nor any other similar or- Mr ai d Mi Forrest \dalr enter Zoepffell Quellenstein Colonel Jo-nes tamed one hundred and ten friends Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. serve humanity and every time you let The gov ernor related the scene in dissolving 1 o/ pov. ii red s txoliU In ganization can survive Captain Barne^ Lieutenant Campbell at a swimming partv at their home in the Stars and Stripes free to the wind the offices w hen Mrs We^t seired pi >.. pt w idyli h t^el 1 ts use (as a f )ote The Playe-s Club of \tlanta has and many others The annual election of officers of >ou ought to realize that vou are not pei s on his desk He said he merely tjath) lei\cs 10 tncc the Alp-ha Delta Pi Sorority took place on an errand of cooiquest but on an took them from her and did not strike hote=-^—i^Kl assembling a charming grousp errand of service her in an\ wav buffet supper vv as served on the ter- of w amen Mrs John A Perdue re- What do you think is the lasting U hen the% left the offi e wa<* Mrs race There was dancing later in the impression bhat those boys down at ^\ e«t ci j ing asked Judge Haw kes ballroom tiring president presiding Resolutions Vera Cruz are going to leave' They Before the Dance Dramatic Entertainments were passed that a letter be written have had to use some force I praj God No rather giggling replied the the Trustees of Wesleyan asking the it may not be necessary foi them to go\ ernor Use HID—destroys all odor At the University Club. reconsideration of the recent ruling ut.e any more but do > ou think th U The directors of tile "Gamma Trust barring Greek letter Sororities from the way they fought is going to be of perspiration promptly and association «L corporation composed of that institution the most lasting Impression"* Have men Don't 4ffke chances with vour hak- Draw Large Audiences sev eral hundred Emorv college mem The follow ing officers were unani- not fought ever since the world begin1* Inpr t.et Doll\ \ arden I loui It is harmlessly 25c bers of the Chi Phi fratermt> will meet mously chosen Is there tny thing new in using foice? g nranteed to give p-crfect satibfac at the University Club of Atlanta to President Mrs Harvv Jordan 1st The new tidings in the world are the tion \\ hite* as the Driven Snow JACOBS PHARMACY CO night to discuss undergi aduate affairs Vice President Miss Virginia Fraser 2nd things that are divorced from foi ce Abk \oui Giocer—(adv ) Two large audiences assembled in were served and an informal reception at Pmorj. V ice President Mi s Jno A Perdue The things that show the moral torn Atlanta y eatei day to witness interest was tendered to Miss La Verne The board includes Judge Capers Ti easurer Miss Eloise Walker pulsions of the human conscience those A happy incident of the afternoon Dickson of Oxfoid Ga Luther Z Ros Secretary Miss lommie Perdue Coi re- Ing entertainments one of these w as sponding Secretary Miss Cliff Ma,ble are the things bv which we have been the appearance of Lucile L.a\ erne of was the presentation of a beautiful pin ter \Valtei T ColquJtt Di Waltei B building up en jlizatio-n not bj force to Mrs A McD A\ ilson by the Uncle Bmer>, Thomas W Moore Howard Reportei Mrs B G Stathaon Assist and the lasting impression that those theX*jnc company Louise Blakelv and Kemus Memorial association Mis Wil Muse "V aughn I\ ixon H \ Sagre ant Reporter Miss Natalie Ragsdale boys are to leave will be that they ex Louis Mason at the Wren s Nest the son has been president of the ass-ocia Henri, S Johnson Jr Thomas "W Con Advisory Board, Mrs LoU Warren ercised self control The= home of the late Joel Chandler Harris tion s nee it was organized and the nalli H \\ arner Mai tin Dr Moti- Mrs J W Akin Mrs R K Rambo \ou must bear in mind that 3 ou are and the other was the French play pre- pin was given her as a mark of love tag-ue L Bo\ d Richard Thornton Rob Mi a Ufred 1 ruett Mrs W B Wil the champions of what is right and fair lingham, Mrs I McCrory sented at the theater of Marist college and of appreciation for her splendid ert b Parker J R Baldwin Judge all around for the public welfare no Announces toy the Atlanta Francaise work in behalf of the association Luther Z Rosser Jr and C A I ester matter whei e you are and that you are Georgian The Alliance Francaise presented a of Ovfoid Gd, readj to hght for that and not merely Miss La\ erne s appearance in a ben- bright program at Marist hall y ester Dancing Party. on the drop of a hat or upon some efit performance at the Wren s Nest day to an audience of several hundred Miss JVtarj Cohen the > oung daugh- slight punctilio Special Summer "was a tribute by her to the memory of people Previous to the play there was Miss Mattingly's Recital. ter of Mr and Mis John fo Co-hen The president praised Admiral Fletch Terrace the great writer to who-m the home v ocal music by Mrs Ransom Wright Mrs Herbert Mattinprlv s piai o pupils entertained nft\ of her friends de er bi> ing he had the qualities of a and Mrs Grace Lee Brown Tounshend will gj\ e a musical on Tuesday ev en hghtfullv vesterday afternoon at the statesman In "W est Cnd h.as become a meanorial Mr George Lindner reci ted two origi- Caitai City Country Uub Dancing Rates Miss La Verne gave a group of Inter- ing June 9 at the Wmecoff hotel nal compositions in French Miss A-mong- the paiticipants will be was enjoyed during the afternoon and Hotel pretative readings from Uncle Item us Mather and Miss Dunning gave artistic Miss Pointer Donaldson Miss Louise refieshments were served on the poroh June to September whom she greatly admired and de- piano selections and Miss Matt'e Sla Tripod, Miss Lillian Rtlej, Alias Marie at small tables each decorated -witl- PASSENGERS RESCUED lighted her audience. In d-tnces given ton recited Chapeau de Th eater e Overde^ Miss Ruth Kehrer Miss Tosi- e-mail baskets filled with sweet peas bj Miss Blake and Mr Mason they Taking part in the cleverly presented bel Christopher Miss Louise Sulliv ^n roses and other garden flowers FROM LINER ON REEF illustrated the beauty and art there pJay L Anglais Tel Qu on le Parle Miss Theima Carroll Miss ILvelj n Mac The young- hostess who was assisted is in the modern dances when properly were Misses Rosine Raoul Mrs Wad- Knight Miss lane Reilej Miss Juliette in entertaining bv her mother wore New Lon-don Conn June 5 —The Families and gentlemen who intend re- interpreted dell Miss Grace Stephens Mfs-s Jesse Mac K_m gh.t Miss Bessie Tappan and a dainty two piece dress of white passengers from the Eastern line This clever group of people con- McKee Miss Margaret Fraser, Miss Misg Virginia Rale> crepe de chine combined with pink maining in Atlanta during the summer tributed their talents to the memorial Elizabeth Morgan Miss Helen Muse flowered ci epe steamer Northland bound from New fund Vfter the program lefreshments Mrs Elchberg York for Portland Maine which went will find the Georgian Terrace a delight- Foster-Mooney. ashore in a fog on Bartlett s reef late Announcement is made of the mar Dunning-Colquitt. last mg-ht, were safely landed in this ful place to live. rlage of Mrs M E Fostei of Lex ing Mis Ellen Ford Dunning has issued city early today and a half-hour later ton to Professor B B Moonej of invitations to the marriag-e nf her started for Boston and Portland on a The coolest spot in Atlanta—surrounded Memphis, Tenn The wedding took daughter Julia, to Mr "Walter Terrv special train Captain Alfred John- At Atlanta's Country Clubs place at the home of Mr and Mrs B Colquitt on Wednesda-v evening June -4 at 830 o clock St Phillips cathe son and crew of the Northland remain by beautiful trees and flowers. H Hendeison in Lexington Ga on ed aboard their ship, which is in no the afternoon of June 4 Thp cere dral, Atlanta mony was performed by Rev Phil W immediate dang-er Restaurant charges reasonable. Open air Davi-s The sev ent> five passengers were This Afternoon and Tonight Luncheon for Mrs. Spears. brought to port by the wrecking tug dining on terrace. American and Euro- Mis Victor Knegshaber entertained Tasco which had been summoned by Cake and Candy Sale. at a beautiful luncheon v esterdav at her home in Inman Park for Mrs wireless to the aid of the stranded pean plans. Table d'Hote. Valet service. The Gjrls Missionary ^ociety of the steamer There w as little alarm At the Druid Hills Golf club the H Daniel Air and Mrs T S Dinklns First Presbvterian church will hold a Cola bpears principil of the Highland popular feature of the dansante will Judge and Mrs Candler Mr and Mrs cake and cand^ sale todav beginning school who leaves ne-tt week to spend among the passengeis especially after Thomas B Paine Mr and Mrs Frank at 10 o clock at A K Hawkes 14 seveiil months abroad they learned that wireless signals for assemble there this afternoon between The center of the table represented tne hours of 4 30 and 6 30 o clock, 4dair Mr and Mrs James Wfaeatley, W hiteha.ll street ht,lp had been answered and a rescue Special Rales to Officers of the U. S. Jlrmy and Navy Mr and Mrs Forrest Adair a bodv of water on which sailed the boat was on the way over one hundred guests The Northland a steel screw steam Tables in the ball room will be the ship Highland and surrounding the The Dri* ittR Club Tonight. Tech High Exhibit. water wa& a mass of red sweet peas er is 304 feet long and has a gro^s center of bright parties and the oc and ferns The place cards were high tonnage of 9 7^1 casion will be one of a series planned The dinner dance at the Driving club The annual exhibit at Tech high on tonig-ht will assemble on the terrace Thursday was a great success The land lassies holding a miniature pic Miss Ma\ Crlchton entertained at the ma-tinee j esterday afternoon at the column easily Especially is this true FOR YOUR SUNDAY TABLE For«a>th for Misses Laura Tenniners o-f at this peculiar time because so little Tufaula and Miss Edith McKenzie of has been done by so many of our nom- |j Montezuma guests of Miss Bertha i Moore nees tow- ard getting votes to say noth Georgia Roasting Ears ng of building up a strong reserve Will You LlHtenf Fresh and Tender When opportunity speaks will y ou MEETINGS listen' "Will you heed while there ••* Dozen 50c The Atlanta Cqual Suffrage associa lotning out y our ow u IIULJ v« H.unity tion will have a rummage sale at 217 Auburn axenue todi\ All members at e Lided by naught save diplomacy and -Also ux'ged to send rummage tact Georgia Peaches, Watermelons, Huckleberries, Cultivated Very few of the contestants as vet show any marked activity as will be Blackberries, Red Cherries, Fancy Florida Oranges Cantaloupes, HOUSES SWEPT AWAY shown by the vote column published In Juicy Florida Grape Fruit, Home Grown Black Raspberries tomorrow s issue Today the most IN WISCONSIN FLOOD liberal offer for extra cei tificates on C. J. KAMPER GROCERY CO. The world-wide standard clubbing offers that will be made dur- Greenwood Wis June 5 —With the ing the remainder of the co-ntest will Phone Ivy 5OOO ^.^ 3 1 7-325 Pcachtrce St Black rivei already at its greatest close flood height and rising fast this town and others a,i e in gi eat danger Important ISotice. The watei s ha\ e torn out the Mu Send in your name now and take ad nicipal Lit,ht ami Po^v er company s vant ige of all favorable conditions dam and have swept away 250 feet of reinforced concrete levee Thei e are thirteen automobiles and Baking Powder Small buildings are being whirled nine $750 Ludden S~ Bates self player down the stream One steel bridge has pianos that must be given away Do given away and others are threatened you want one of these prizes' Nothing Scores of families have been driven is asked of y ou in return for these Absolutely Puro from their homes and have sought awards except free votes Your abil shelter in the higher places ity to gather these gauges the value At Hemlock four miles north of lieie the sawmill and roller mills of of the prize you will be given It the T O Withee Lumber companv costs nothing to become a nominee Grandmothers are loved Royal Baking Powder is the em- have been toi n down by the bursting Your gain is in your own hands Make of a dam and a steel bridge has been the most of your opportunity before wrenched from its moorings Creeks it is too late by grandchildren because they ha\e been turned into ri\ ers and the bodiment of all the excellence water still is rising fast Extra Bonus Vote Thin Week. At Owen fifteen miles north of here For every club of ?30 worth of new- feed the kiddies well four feet of water is swirling through subscriptions turned in to or mailed possible to be attained in the the streets basements are filled side- The Constitution by midmg-ht June 6 walks carried awav and small build a certificate for 200 000 additional votes A truth worth thought ings demolished The dam ige will reach many thousands of dollars will be issued These clubs may be composed of new subscriptions lor Provide highest class baking powder and three and six months as -well as yearly subscriptions By this it can be readily LOCAL EMORY ALUMNI seen that a club of new yearly sub Its use is more economical than WILL MEET SATURDAY scriptions will call for approximately 350 000 * otes Three clubs over one A meeting of the Emory College i ill ion vote** six clubs over two mil- other leavening agents, because Alumni association will be held in rooms HIS 1121 Atlanta National Bank building at 5 o clock p m Saturday June 6 1914 preparatory for the an- of the superlative quality and nual meeting at Oxford, Ga. June 9, 1914 before Saturday night It is suggeste that contestants try to get annual sub absolute wholesomeness of the scrtptions or subscriptions for two j Tl PTOP years when it is possible as votes i FATHER IS SEEKING count faster but when this cannot be i FOR 17-YEAR-OLD BOY done get the subscriptions for three food it makes. months or six months But get a sub- Obie Davis, a 17 year old boy, of scription from everyone you call on K PREAQ S Hampton Ga is being aoughit in At- It only needs the propei effort and Cheap baking powders, containing alum, are frequently lanta by his father G I Davis De determination on the part of a candi- scriptions of the boy have beem gKen date, and thia properly applied from distributed, from door to door, or advertised as pure and to the Atlanta police who have been asked to aid in the search The father now until June 27 may secure as a re- wholesome. Su :h mixtures are not desirable for food in- describes his body as small for his age, ward one of the thirteen automobiles with black hair and dark complexion All of these prizes must be given away gredients. Most persons have learned to their sorrow that Why not win one yourself No one for your children. It feeds a low price does not always mean economy. This is es- has a better opportunity than you If WILL GO TO GERMANY you put forth the proper effort them well, and is a stepping pecially so in a food article. No baking powder can FOR STUDY OF MUSIC properly be substituted for Royal. •tone to Jove. Hans T Pause son of Mr and Mrs GIVEN LIGHT SENTENCE Oscar Pause (has left for New York. Read the ingredient clause upon the label. If it does not where he will take passage today on FOR THEFT OF MONA LISA the steamer Imperator for .Dresden, show "Cream of Tartar, '* don't buy the powder^ Germany, where he will visit his rela- orence, Italy, June 5 — The plea of Provide TIP-TOP for aH the family. tives and study music ' "IKcyrr werltylk~

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Gay, to attend a house party In "War- f renton. Mrs. Gay will accompany them,f j R. J. Reading's Funeral 4 CONCERT AND A DANCE CITIZENS' BANK WILL\ "** r GIVEN AT GLOBE STORE SOCIAL ITEMS Mrs. George F. Lange will entertain EIDER SAYS SLATON : Attracts Hundreds; BE REORGANIZED AND I Save Your Teeth! eig-ht friends at the Forsyth at a box ; party this, afternoon in honor of Mrs. • A concert and tango dance will be Many Floral Tributes :be order of the day at the Globe clotti- OFFICERS ELECTED Mr. Alexander Stephens, Mrs. "W. B. H. I. Ledbetter, of Birmingham, Ala., ng store at 89 Whitehall street for Steele, Mr. Kurt Mueller, Mr. and Mrs. who is the guest of Mrs. w. M. Lewis this afternoon and tonight. This J. Z. Elliott, Mr. Harry C. Fisher, Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Burdine. I T1EW THE FIRST MUD unique innovation 13 offered to the Athens. Ga., June 5,—(Special.1)—At and Mrs. R. E.^ Stalllngs, Mr. and Mrs. Griffin, Ga.. June 5.—(Special.)—The John K. Gewinner, Mr. and Mra. J. G. Mr. and Mrs. R- F. Shedden have funeral services over the mortal re- public free of co&t. a meeting' of the shareholders of the The band concert in the afternoon Citizens' Bank, and Trust company, Moffltt_ _.,, Messrs. _D.. G_... Wrigh- t an_ d_ D. R. opened their summer home at Raymond, He Charges Governor With mains of Colonel R, J. Redding, whose .-HI 4>e rendered by the Fifth reg-iment Rogers were among the Atlanta people f Ga. Mra. Shedden and the children untimely death occurred early Thurs- band and all sorts of dancing will be which some weeks ago was turned visit hig at the Wigwam, Indian, Spring, went down on Wednesday, making the aver to the state bank examiner for the past week. trip by automobile. Stealing Three Planks From day morning, were conducted in a most staged tonight. *** impressive manner at the First Meth- The concert starts at 5 o'clock and liquidation, the institution \yas reor- Mrs. W. D. Word and young son, Wil- His Platform. . ngo at ' . ganized, and it was announced that it Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wood left last odist church today at 10:30 o'clock. The object night for Lake Toxaway, where they liam Branard, Jr., left Saturday to t Rev. G. F. Venable. pastor of fhe of the occasion to boost will open its doors for business J une will open their camp for the summer spend the summer in the mountains of j along the campaign now being waged 24. The meeting was olanned for to- North Carolina. Griffin, Ga,, June E,—{Special.)—Ad- First ^Methodist church, was in charge funnds to give public concerts in months. They will return here in the »*• of the services, and was assisted by city'cit s parks during the summer day, but reset for yesterday to avoid Gold Crowns . . . $4.00 early fall. dressing some 200 people at a' public months.. meeting on Friday, by request of one Mrs. R. L,. Cooney, who has been ill barbecue near .here today Hon. T. S. the Rev. W. A. Murray, of the First Bridge Work .... $4.00 ; Judge Rufus E. Foster, of the United at her home for two weeks, Is better. Sam Einstein, manager of the store. of the stockholders. The examiner has *** Felder, candidate for the United States Presbyterian church; the Rev. J. B. has agreed to give a percentage of- all not made his final report, but reorgani- Plates, Full or Partial . $5.00 States court of the district of Louis- Sam-mons. of the First Baptist church; sales made during the day to the park zation will be effective just the same. iana, is in the city at the Georgian. An event of this evening senate, devoted much time to his op- ALL. OTHKR DEXTM. WOHK AT *** the Rev. Thomas M. Elliott, of flh-e concert fund. Not one of the old force will be in 1 Governor Sla- Griffin circuit, and the Rev. Fletcher For dancing- purposes a larg-e floor the new bank, and it may have a new LOW EVr 1'BK KS. Mrs. * Don A, Pardee Is in Pennsylva- •eater amount of space has been cleared aiway on the name. Fifty thousand dollars capital ALL «OIJK GL .VlIAATKKn. nia on a business trip. Walton, D. D., presiding elder of the first floor of the store. *** Felder. Griffin district, who made the leading will be fully paid in. The directors aie In part, Colonel Felder spoke as fol- Andrew C. Erwin, Blaton K. Fortson, Mrs, A. T. Johnson continues ill at land avenue. address of the occasion. Elmer J. Crawford, J. H. Griffith, B. F. DR. E.G. GK!i FIN'S her home in the Piedmont apartments. lows: Every seat in the large auditorium »*« Miss Elois« Gay leaves today for HUTCHENS SPEAKS TO Hardeman, Hugh H. Gordon. Jr, and GATE CITY IJEZVTAL KOOMS "In his proclamation from the gover- was filled with sorrowing friends of Dr. Ed S. Lyndon. Officers w ill be Mrs. Robert Shores, who has been Clemson college, where she will be the nor's mansion, as published last Sun- chosen, probably next week. It is 24y.. \\hltrlinll Atlanta visiting her daughter, Mrs. Julian Mc- guest for commencement of Professor day, Governor Slaton slings the first the deceased when the funeral party MASONS OF BREMEN GiU, left yesterday for Jier home in and Mrs. Richard Brockett. entered. As one man the audience reported that likely A. C". Krwin will New York, accompanied by her little stood with bowed heads as Ghe casket Bremen, Ga.. June 5.— (Special.) — be elected president, and B. \V Fortsim Crawley has moved to 154 paign. ThiTfc s is a proclamation pure vice president. The cashier and othor granddaughters, Virginia and Jeanette Mrs. C, D. was placed near the chancel. Hon. W. J. Millican, ordinary of Car- banking force will be selected The McGill, who will spend the summer. Peeples street. —Wes t. —End -. sne ha,s with and simple. He first stated that h The First Methodist choir, consist- roll county, and Hon. G. R. Hutchens, of *** •Jier Mrs. M. J. Underwood. Mrs. Mary would conduct his campaign along dig- j Mrs. J. C. Turnipseed. Mrs. T. H. Rome, delivered a-ddresses here at a depositors of the old organization will nified lines—no personalities allowed. ng of - -- — ------be paid dollar for dollar. Nearly all • Mils* Elisabeth Walker is visiting in E. Mapp and Miss Gertie Whitaker. Wynne. Mrs. B. B. Brown, Mrs. M J- Masonic rally tonight to a, large num- the new directors are youns men. and Dalton before joining her parents in of Mllledgeville. But look at that proclamation, won't Daniel. Miss Lily Mae Helmns, Miss ber of the fraternity. California. Helen Griffin. Professor J. A. Jones, they have means and determination to ANCHOR LINE The folio-wins1 Atlantans have regis- you? There's mud for you. make the reorganization the basis for enniB *** Messrs. H. ET Williams and R. J. Deane, (permanent success. "Cameron'ia/' ••California," "Caledonia" Mies Sarah Hansell, of Thomasville, tered at the Hotel Collingwood, New "You all know that Jack Slaton stole sang "Abide With Me." 1 who has been the gruest of Miss Eloise York: Mr. A. H. Bernard, Mr. and three of the planks from my platform, Rev. J. E. Sammons read the 90th Blind Tigers Caught. "Colombia.' Gay since graduating: last week from Mrs. A. Rodg-er Keese, Mr. Fred Hoyt, and is now strutting around on them. Psalm, and Rev. Thomas M. Elliott Bremen, Ga., June 5.—(Special.)—• Agnes Scott college, will leave today Miss Sara Bell. Just like they are the children of his read a passage from I. Corinthians, 15th Charlie Rochester, of Tallapoosa. about Odd Fellows Elect Officers. GLASGOW LONDONDERRY with her sister. Miss Mamie Hansell. chapter. Prayer was offered by Rev. 22 years old, and Tom Moton, another K own brain. All his talk about peon- Tallapoosa boy. were arrested here at Rome, Ga., June 5.—(Special-)—Lm- For boon of Tears. .Ixau a, etc., uppiy LO •Who has been the guest of Mrs. T. B. Miss Edith Rodgers and Miss Vir- age federarfnRmil judgeshipmum-i* s and extension G. F. Venable. dale lodge No. 46, I. O- O. F., at its HKMOKKSON BROTH KKS. Geii'l Amenta. g-inia Rodsera will leave today for Au- of rura? credit svsttern- s is copied from Rev. Dr. Walton made a, short ad- a late hour last night by Chief A. L. 21 State St., New "^ ork. or J K MIU<*r Co.. burn. Ala., to attend the Technological my literature I hi Blakemore charged with operating a regular meeting, elected the following Lllad those very items dress, referring to the excellencies of blind tiger. The accused were given officers to serve for the next six C Wall St.; R B. Toy. Union Station, J. T. commencement exercises. Jn* m platform a_ i month before Gen- character of Colonel Redding. months: Fred Ho well, noble errand; North. 119 Pe.iohtrcc- St . Atlanta. tleman Jack "ever came out. And now Rev. W. A. Mur-ray spoke briefly. a hearing before Mayor J. J. Mangham, Miss Carue Blount and Miss Ruth who Imposed fines of ?15 in each case, Jacob Fitzpatrick, vice grand; C. B. he claims them as his own stuff. But The floral offerings at Colonel Red- or sixty days on the streets. Jackson, secretary. Cheatham, of Dawson, Ga., will go over he is not fooling anybody. ding's funeral were unusmally numer- SOUND SLEEP to Athens next week to attend the Uni- "I am in favor of a form of peonage ous and beautiful. versity of Georgia commencement ex- law that will allow a man to force a The handsomest floral tribute ob- inexpensive ercises. laborer to fulfill his contract. Also served was that made by The Atlanta *** I am in favor of so extending the rural Constitution, with which paper Colonel EUROPEAN TOURS Miss Antoinette Kirkpatrick and Miss mail delivery system as to make it pos- Redding had been associated for over GOOD APPETITE Edith Kirkpatrick have returned from sible for the countryman to get his twenty years. The Constitution's of- Steamship Reservations a. visit to Decatur, where they were mail twice daily. Still further, I want fering consisted of an immense anchor, the guests of Miss Lizzie Kirkpatr.ick this rural credit work so advanced that covered with Marechal Neil roses, white ROGERS B. TOY Lady Tells of Great Benefit and Mrs. Chalmers Fraser. people in the remotest sections can be- swansonia and wrhite sweet peas. Agent for nil llnr-n *** come the beneficiaries of it. Union Depot Ticket OfjFJrc 11 Colonel Redding-'s childre1 n made an Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson left "A1m I going to be elected To be offering of a large cross , covered with 1'bone IMuln U13. Women Would Receive by yesterday for New York. sure You can bet > our money on me. roses, lavender sweet peas, orchids, Peonle are going to recognize merit lilies of the valley, carnations and vio- Mr. T. iM. Fleming has returned to in this election, and social prestige and lets. Following Her Example. Atlanta from Augusta. monev will cut a mighty small figure. A pillow o€ roses, lavender sweet E U R O S=» BE »** Of course Spalding county is mine. peas and swansonia was given bv the Mrs. Sam Dick is visiting her par- Other addresses at the barbecue were Egypt China Japan made by Hon. W. H. Connor, candidate First Methodist board of stewards, of Tienfroe, Ala.—"I want to make a ents, Judge and Mrg. Triable, in Ath- which body Colonel Redding had been Panama Cuba Bermuda ens. Upon her return she and her hus- for the legislature to succeed himself; a member for many years band will make their home at the Hon. J. W. Wise, candidate for con- The First Methodist Woman's Mis- Summer Cruises to Norway statement for publication," says Mrs- Georgian Terrace. gress, also spoke. Colonel Felder is to address the sionary society and the Mystic circle, Make Reservations JVo»v Ollie Owens, of this place, "as it may both of which soieties Mrs. Redding is Mr. John Henry Newton, of the voters of the county here at Griffin to- a, member, sent a handsome wreath JOHN M. BORN. Steamship Agent United States navy, is the guest of Mr. morrow morning at 11 o'clock in the be the means of relieving some poor, Bijou opera house. . and beautiful crescent. 710 Gaudier Bldg., Phone Ivy 4884 and Mrs. Hilliard Spaldins, at their Sentiment in Spalding county is about suffering woman. I home in Ansley Park*** . evenly divided at this time There Mr. and Mrs. Edward Porcher and is-a likelihood that much fighting will HER NAME COPYRIGHTED I suffered terribly for years with Misses Dorcher, of Cocoa, Fla., are at be done to gain this county. ; O iJ the Ansley for a few days. They will BY MRS. J. A. APPELBAUM many serious womanly troubles, and go to LaGrange next week to attend Established 1840 became so weak and nervous, I could the wedding of Miss Katherine Calla- ROBERTSON MAY RUN Beg pardon for using your name, FASTEST STEAM KItS IS THIS WOULD way and Mr. Arthur Porcher, which Mrs. Appelbaum. but, you know, The New Magnificent faaixJIy- do anything. I had headaches,takes place Wednesday. FOR SHERIFF OF BIBB name—even though it is copyrighted—- *•* is necessary to a news story. Anyway, " AQ LJ1 T" AIM 1 A" pains in my back and sides, and was Misses L,aura and Annie Featherstone Macon Ga.. June 5.—(Special ) — It shouldn't hurt, as it ought to be a JLNE 1», 10 \. M. A: KKCl I. VRI.V left this week for an extended visit to There is some talk here of George B. valuable bit of publicity for that story THKKKAl-'TKK, relatives in Kentucky and Tennessee. always going- to the doctor, but never •** Robertson, former sheriff of. .tiiDD of your life that you're planning to Great Uritiun'N J,:irux»st Ship county, getting into the jaoe JBam publish. felt well. t Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Alston will this year in opposition to Jim HieKs, Mrs. Callie Scott Appelbaum has copy- Don't Eat Much Meat entertain at dinner this evening at the w'ho now holds the office. . Mr. Rob- righted her name, her face and every Finally, my husband bought me two Driving club for Mr. and -Mrs. Ralph ertson has authorized no official state- picture she can put hands on. She is in Summer MAURETAHIA, - - June 16, ?:°,° Van iLandingham, of Charlotte. ment in regard to the matter, but it going to write a stoVy of her life, bottles of Cardui, the woman's tonic. I *** is known some of. his friends have which will revolve around the sensa- LUSITANIft, - - - June 23, °;° ° Mrs. S, M. Inman has returned from conferred with him about the mat- tional death of her husband. Jerry A. You should eat meat very sparingly during M commenced taking1 it, .according to di- Raleigh. Appelbaum, who was mysteriously hot weather, because meat heats the system QUICKlibT ROUTE via 1- 1r i 11X. U A K L> for Should Mr Robertson decide not to slain in the Dekata hotel last March, LONDON. I*AK1S. BEHI-lN. VIENNA rections, and-began feeling better. lam The weddins of Miss Elizabeth West- enter the race, Mr. rficks will profo- and fot whose death Mrs. Ap.pel'baum and, when the mercury is high, you need cool- moreland and Mr. John BaJbbage, Jr, ablv he unopposed. The latter is one was tried and acquitted, AQUITANIA IO'VM iiicirAMifl ' now on my eighth bottle; and feel bet- will be an event of today, taking place of the most popular sheriffs Bibb conn- t One of her principal reasons is to ing foods. There are foods just as nutritious IUM1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Julius tv has ever had and he will be a hard prevent the newspapers from writs MlRETANIft ••— ™ ter t)han I have in years. I sleep DeGive, on West Peach tree street. man to Deal, no matter who runs things about her She says she wants and some more nutritious than meat. Take, for MAURETANIft *** to live down the horror of the mystery example. LUSITANIA soundly, have a good appetite, and no .Miss Jane Walker leaves (Monday for ^So^far^no opposition has announced in which she figured. However, she has Dalton for a visit before gol,ng to against any of the other Bounty offi- been working for months on the story AGUtlANIA i! California. more pains. *** cials to be nominated June 34. though of her life, which i deals extensively •Calls .U Quv it is said Judge Ausuatin Daly, of the with her husband's death. I never get tired ot telling what your .Mrs. Nellie Peters Black and Miss municipal court, may have opposition In the story of her suit against the MediU-rrai Nita Black have returned from New in the person of Attorney Hucrh ^11raught liver medi- The directors of the Gamma Trust land, South AfiiL.i uiuJ booth Ami.il' association, a corporation composed of ACROSS FLINT RIVER ORGANIZED ON SUNDAY makes bone and muscle. It is a cooling food, also, and can be depend cine, are the only medicines we keep in several hundred Emory college mem- prepared in many ways. Makes rich, savory, appetizing okle Cu To bers of the Chi Phi fraternitj, will Americus. Ga.. June 5,— (Special ) — The Druid Hills Baptist church will KEPKE.SENT VTI\ KS f-OK I'l.NINM - meet at the University club of Atlanta JLAlt A: Ott.it.--. 1. H- &i'E.V.ll N V » 10 1 MON the house." this evening to discuss undergradu- The grand jury of Sumter county ad- be orgnnizpd Sunday, J une 7, at 11 dishes that can be very easily prepared. A lOc pack- a. m The pastor of the Highland Park C'OMl'ANl IN L'NITBO &TATE.S AND »JAN- If you suffer from any of the trou- ate affairs at Emory. journed this afternoon, following an age will make a Faust Spaghetti dinner for a AJJA. fKEliLKNT h\II"N«,rt I'"OK t.MH \, The board includes Judge Capers active session of six days. In the Baptist 'church. Rev. N. B. O'Kelley, CHINA. JAI'AN, \l hk.CAI.IA—CKv,ihKh, bles so common to weak women, try Dickson, L,uther Z. Rosser, Walter T. presentments the grand jury heartily will conduct the devotional service. Dr. family of seven. Surely, that's ;NORAVE<;I \N IX ETC, .HNF. i.rrii ColQuitt. Dr. "Walter B. Emery, Thom- recommended the proposition that Westoii Bruner, dean of the evangelis- AND 3UTI1, JKI-* 17TII. ALOlhT ITU. Mrs. Owens' advice—take Cardui. as W. Moore, Howard Muse, Vaughn tic staff of the home mission board, economical. Send for ITINEKAK1KS NOU' KliAI>\. Nixon, H. A. Sage, Henry S. Johnson, Sumter county join with Crisp county will deliver a special address. Dr. B. Ne.v York Off!o<-, 24 Slalo Street, or For more than 50 years, Cardui has Jr., Thomas "W". Connally. H. "Warner in building a steel bridge across Flint P Robertson will preside at the meet- free recipe book. Loc-.il AKVIII-' In \our o\vn city. been used with entire satisfaction, by Martin. Dr. Montague Ij. Boyd, Richard river, the boundary of the two coun- ing. The Highland Park church will Thornton, Robert S. Parker, J. R. ties The Americus Chamber of Com- conclude its dissolution at this time 5c and We packages thousands of weak and ailing women. Baldwin. Judge Luther Z. Rosser, Jr., merce, together with the Cordele before the new church will be organ- and C. A. Lester, of Oxford, Ga. ized, and transfer its property hold- It will surely help you, tpo. chamber and the Crisp county grand ings to the new church. About two —buy today jury had already indorsed the county hundred persons have already signified New Orleans bridge proposition, the building of their intention of going into the new GEORGIA WOMEN VIEW which now seems assured. The struc- church. The chui ch will be full grown MAULL .BROS. MONUMENT UNVEILING ture would cost probably $15.000 to from the first. to Bremen 520,000 and would open a magnificent St. Louts, Mo. Washington, June 5.— (Special.)— highway across southern Georgia from $£*K One Oass (II) Mrs. Walter IX Lamar and Mrs. T. O. the Chattahoochee t*o th" e- Ocmulge~ ' - e Chestney, of Macon, were interested river at Abbeville, distance of 125 U*J> Steamships spectators at the exercises in Arling- miles. ' ' Piyor.end Hunter St»-, ton national cemetery yesterday, when Regular service just established. MONTHLY FOR. TUITION the monument to the heroes of the con- Splendid steamers, exception- Ctmm room* •ooippttS with *v*rr federacy, erected by the United Daugh- TERMINAL POSTOFFICE ally fine passenger accommoda- $10 modem convenience. ters of the Confederacy, was unveiled. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION atom br tM 'Mrs. Lamar Is state president for Geor- SOON TO BE OPENED Suffering With Your Feet tion and Jargc cargo capacity. . - Free. gia ot the society. .Macon, Ga., June 5.—(Special.) — Preparations are being made here for T"\ O your feet ache and burn when you walk, and jump with NORTH the opening of the new terminal rail- way poatoftice, recently authorized by the United States postoffice depart- ment. Three buildings have been offer- shooting pain, swell and perspire? Bathe them in warm water GERMAN ed for the purpose, but no choice has yet been made. One that is convenient to the union depot will be selected and remodeled to suit the needs of the in which you have dissolved 2 Jacobs' Foot Relief Tablets. Indeed department. Instructions have been given to the Central of Georgia railway to provide 1 in its plans for the $1,500,000 terminal a foot relief, large box 18c, by mail 20c. A Furnished Room station to be built here for a terminal postoffice, where parcel post mail mat- ter for all south Georgia railroads will be reworked. A number of applicants for the post- 25cTiz. . •. I9c 25c Anti Put Swet . . . I9c Satisfactorily Rented master of the terminal postofEi-ee. have already come forward. 25c Calocide I9c 25c Stinson Deodorn't I9c CORDELE FAVORS PLAN Means Real Help FOR MARKET BUREAU 25c Royal Foot Wash . I9c 25cMum I9c Cordele, Ga., June 5.— (Special.)—The establishment of a state marketing- Many people have spare rooms which bureau for Georgia is being strongly 25c Get's-It I9c 25c Odor-o-no . . . , I9c advocated bj the Cordele Chamber of i Inexpensive can be turned into rent reducers for Commerce, which organization is heartily in accord with the efforts be- 25c Allen's Foot Ease . I9c 25c Pulvola Powder I9c Vacation Trips j themselves. ing made by The Atlanta Constitution for the establishment of such an en- terprise. While It is proposed that To Europe A very little money spent in The headquarters for such a bureau bp established in Atlanta. Secretary Dan- You can see Germany. Switzer- Constitution Want Ad Column will iel, of the local chamber of commerce, Tango for Corns makes the assertion that in event land, England, France—in fact find a good tenant for any good room. headquarters are not established there . all of the continent—at no he will make efforts to bring them to Roots Out Corns Painlessly greater cost than for a trip to Cordele. California or a vacation in the And by thus taking the sting out of mountains or at the seashore \ATLANTA GIRLS WIN Don't Pick and Gouge ar^d Torture if you travel by the one cabin your own rent problem you can afford Your Toes—Use TANGO (second) steamers of the to live in a much better house or apart- MEDALS AT MACON No wonder everybody is enthusi- ment than you could do if the burden astic about it. One touch of TANGO fell entirely upon your own purse. on a corn ends your suffering. Ap- Thus people who rent a room or two plied in second and it's done. No LLOYD! plaster or salve to fuss with; nothing These comfortable ships bring are merely putting into practice the a trip to Europe well within to stick to the hose and be jerked Swat the Fly your means widely-preached "thrift idea." from the sore toe with excruciating Sailings from New York, Bal- i Miss Madeline Palmer and agony; no swelling and tenderness. Sticky Fly Paper, bojc 25 double timore. New Orleans and Gal- vcston to Bremen direct. Ex- Wouldn't it be a good idea to phone 1l Harriett Askan, of Atlanta, won eral medals. Never use a point or blade, because sheets press and Fast Mail steamers, The Constitution today and quickly too, from New York on Tues- MUCH NEEDED RAIN the risk is too great. A slip of the Tiger Insect Powder days, Thursdays and Satur- rent that vacant room of yours? FALLS AT BAINBRIDGE instrument and a drop of blood have caused days to Kills flies instantly. Gun for Bainbridge, Ga., June 5.— (Special.)— many cases of blood poison. london-Paris-Breraen^ Telephone— The first rain since May 7 and second spraying free with each 250 can. since March 15, fell here last nigrht. It softens this kernel and brings it out. The Saturday sailings to Since Sunday showers have somewhat | ioc. i$c Main 5000, Atlanta 5001. relieved the situation all over the coun- | root, core and the corn are gone forever, 25c. THE MEDITERRANEAN ty several parts reporting heavy pre- For detailed Information ; cipitation. Brinaon. Climax, Donal sonville and the tobacco belt in the OEUUCEIS* CO., Con southeast have all hnd some rain. The D Broadway, N*w York effect will not be to help the crops Orvl-ocal Agrntn. much, as a soaking rain of twenty- fours hours' duration is needed, but the JACOBS' PHARMACY coming of the showers indicate the drouth is broken, and the farmer feels more cheerful.

'•SFAFERI EWSPAPERl Page Six. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914. THE CONSTITUTION justification In the fact that unless Mexico's Extabllcfced- 1868. house is set permanently in order, we shall GEORGIA THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER have to undergo the tension, expense and I PnUuW Dafly, Sunday. Tn-Weekly uncertainty pf recent months all over again. That ordeal is as unwelcome as it should His SOUR of JAtc. CLARK HOWELL. I be unnecessary, and it is unnecessary so STATES POLITICAL GRIND I: dator mnA General Manager Life is mostly wishm — Clark Howell. Boby Robinson. long as Mr Wilson holds a card that will Fig-htin hard gains' SUBCOMMITTEE NOT advisement serious thoughts of making the Albert Ho well. Jr. E R. Black H. TIT Gradr Fate trump any trick on the boards. AWAITING CHANGE: IN CHAIRMANSHIP race for congress Telephone Mala 5OOO. If you re fond o flshin' On the time of the acceptance b> Vice Sunday's, Constitution Got to dig for bait. Chairman W S West, of the state demo WAR3I I-EGISLATIVE CONTESTS II cratic committee of the duties of the chair- BEIXG \\AGKn IX EL.BERT COIjNT* Elberton Ga, June 5 — (Special ) — Elbert FOLK OF MISSOURI. Pleasure s soul inspired manship of the committee following Chair- is warming up to the political situation as Starts a Thrilling Study To coax you from th' man Harris resignation will perhaps de the summer ad\ ances In addition to the One of the most useful Americana now in way pend the make up of the committee of seven ordinary races Elbert this vear is to furnish Dance until you re tired which w ill have charge of the administra the state senator from the thirtieth district of Napoleon. the public eye Is Joseph W Folk, Folk of tn, e details of the state committee s work and has an extra legislative race on to fill The fidller is to pay the place made v icant thi^ spring by the Missouri, who is conducting the New Haven from now until the time of the state prl- death of Representative "Wall \f H Dvche probe for the interstate commerce conrans III jnarv August 19 the first to announce and "\\ T Brovvnlee But keep the road m> honej It will be recalled that the state com the last for the unexpired term are the Sunday (tomorroiv) The Constitution sion Those who until a few months ago An never heed the night mittee at its April meeting in Atlanta au Onlv ones who hav e stated their platform — thought Folk was politically, as well ~as If just one hour is sunny thonzed the appointment of such a subcom the main plank being opposition to the new begins the serial publication ot Twenty Thank God for its light mittee m view of the fact that the chair tax equalization law professionally, on the shelf, have been r P V Rice Ji and A P Deadw>ler are Thousand Miles m the Path of Napoleon ' ***** man Hon William J Harris as director of offering for the unexpired term also and busily engaged m revising that estimate TO hat He'd "Rather " the census and the vice chairman, Hon J L. Craft "\\illiam J Mathews and \ A "W S West as United States senator would by James Morgan About the livest wire around Washington The poet and philosopher Tom Bodine Sejmour offer for the nexat regular term writes necessarily be officiallj absent from the Dr A s J Stov all still b s no opposition We are nearing the centenary of the since Sam Untermeyer ran the money I d rather play life s summer througl state much of the time before the primarv for senator the senatorial committee is to at the postoffice at Atlanta as This committee will ha\e full charge of ar meet in Athens Saturdav June 6 to fix rules climax of the mighty Corsican second c;ilass mail matter trust' to its lair is that same Joe Folk— with a blue ejed brown legged boj of three and i egulations and a date for the entries ohigger ridden from bare neck to gluteu ranging the formal details of the primary to close Folk of Missouri and attending to an\ business that might Here is the most arresting intimate .POSTAGE RATES maximus scratching determinedly at e\erj require official act on pending the primary United States and Mexico Folk began asking leading questions sev step kicking against nothing except unseen JIIX.C HORACE HOI Dt > M4\ storv of him jet written 1O 10 12-page paper*. Ic, 1J to 24-paB« When Chairman Harris left Washington*, 4\\OtNC! t-OR t.O\FR\OR SOON papers, 3ci J4 to 3U-p»=e papen. 3ei 3« to eral years ago in St Louis, as prosecuting splinters and being washed than dance at to onter the campaign for the governorship J attorney The town as everybody knows tendance on tinseled kings I d rather spen he announced that being a candidate he P Iberton Ga June D — (.Special ) — Judge To obtain all the data of this remarkable M-paa*e papers. 5e. allotted years along an old street lined wit Hoi ace Holden of the supremo court is a was under the thumbs of the boodlers Then would place his resignation in the hands of \erv probable candidate for governor and feature published by The Constitution ATLANTA, GA., June 6, 1914 crimson roses silent sa\e for children s Senator West the \ ice chairman but the can be counted on to make an announce Folk came on the scene and things begun voices and the bark of a flea bitten happy lattei has not as yet taken over the func ment soon according to information of his and a few other enterprising newspapers, to happen Several of the grafters he land hearted brown spotted pup than burn ou tions of the chairmanship nor indeed has friends my days and murder happiness in pursuit o coat approximately $10 000 By Mall in the tTiiit«d States and Mexico. ed in the penitentiary Others sold om he received the formal resignation >& M OLI D (Payable invariably in advance.) the bitter Illusions of power and place Here In the meantime the subcommittee has and went to Egypt Still others retired to where dusk shadows and sunbeams pla^ not j et been appointed and probably will TO E%TrR RACI FOR GOVERNOR A page installment appears each Sunday, 1 mo. 6 mo 12 mo down a dusty roadway I would rather have LaGiange Ga June 5 —(Special )— It is Daily and Sunday ... 60c »3 25 *6 06 private life, having been forced to disgorge not be until the chairman formally resigns fully illustrated Daily 50o 226 400 the love of a little child than to be a sla\e to the vice chairman and the latter becomes rumored in LaGrange that strong per Sunday 125 200 and with a dark brown taste in their to piled millions There is no wealth save sonal friends of J r Dunson in this and 1 00 the acting chairman of the committee pthei sections, of the state wore discussing Trl-WeeWr •••• mouths love now and forever the piobabilitv of his entering the ra e for EVERY FOOTSTEP By Carrier. ***** BI *IR WHITES TO HEFLIX, firov ernor MI Uunson w hen interv lew ed In Atlanta. 65 cents per month or 12 cents The people of Missouri thought so much Connotation ttTVTEKING PROTEST OI\ declined to if firm the rumor sav mj, he The mind of every man who can read per weeH. Outsido at Atlanta, 60 cents per of Folk they made him governor He made Don t let ole Satan By John Corrisnn nad not considered s ich. a possibilitv and month or 14 cents per week. Hide jou from yo hope Washington June t* — (Special) — Hon J hdd no definite knowledge of what his thrills to the natne— a good governor, too, winning further "VV en you flounder in de swim Thomas Heflin member of congress from friends had anticipated doing in the matter J R. HOLiilDAT, Constitution Building, Mr Dunson s one of the best known "Napoleon' Hold Advertising Manager lor all territory laureU for his vigor and fearlessness From Holler Fling de rope -Uabama, baa received quite a number of ousiness men in this section of the state outside Atlanta. time to time he has been touted as presi letters from Georgia protesting against his rte is- a self n ade man having- risen from He represents the acme of mjstery the An ef de rope ain t comln use of the government frank in the Georgia a poor boy to his present position of one of The address of the Washington Bureau is dential timber, though the mysterious intri Take comfort In de .sorrow No 1727 S Street, N W Mr John Corrigan campaign for governor the most piomfnent bankers and cotton climax of hypnotic appeal the essence of cacies of politics! balked him at this stage Please God ef I drown today Se\eral da>s ago Congressman Heflin manufacturers in the south Jr, staff correspondent, in charge 111 nel \SS >irFn-\O-, York city by 2 p. m. the day after issue It With the interstate commerce probe, he Hairls director of the census the same go BOWI-RS Or*TRh I OR I I GISI \TURE lust for power the skj mark of incarnated can be had Hotaling's Newsstands, Broad ing- out under Mr Heflin s frank as a mem ThomasvilU Ga June 5 — (bpecial ) — way and Forty second street iTlmes building has ' made good' phenomenally His cam her of congress He received at once a J \ Lowers of Aleig-s has formallv an military genius corner). Thirty eighth street and Broadwa} paign has been, systematically planned He nounced is s ago at which he was and remade the map of Europe even advance payments to out of town local car asking questions and they are sharp as a time he has received numerous other letters unanfmouslj 11 dorsed as the choice of the riers, dealers or agents of protest. _ meeting for their representative HP is well stiletto He has uncovered much of the Among the last is a letter from Hon D Known throughout the county and will doubt threatened to dominate the world thrust labyrinthine crookedness of the past man "W Blair of Marietta who signs himself as less make a strong race a member of our census director s demo U H Groover is the only other candi his menacing finger into^he history of the PAK7Y 70 THE DEATH KATE. agenaent of the New Haven and he has BO crattc executi\e committee He is a promi date who has foi mally entered the race as aroused the nation that we are apt to see nent law>er of Marietta and a former law >et though Judge H TV Hopkins is con new world The Constitution publishes today a New partner of the late Senator Clay Mr Blair fesspdly In It it is understood that the fewer such practices in the future wants to know wh> it is th it Uncle Sam friends of B C Reese of Pavo are strongly York dispatch whicli significantly tells of is earning all this campa gn literature for urging upon him to announce for re election We are on the verge of the centenary of Folk is like Francis J Heney withoul 1 but as yet he has not done so nothing Waterloo the almost incalculable value of registration Heney s bumptiousness and cocksureness Wednesday Julv 1 has been fixed as the ANTI-SAIOO'V lE^GUfc, OF GEORGIA time for holding the fence and no fence of preventable diseases In the lessening of He is like Jerome, without Jerome s eccen STILL. AS»KINO PERTIISEINT Q,UESTIOVS election in Thomas countv The advocates Napoleon the greatest figure in profane disease and the lowering of the death rate Ask him, seems to be the motto of the of the fence law claim that they will tncities He is like Brandeis without Bran Georgia Anti Saloon league carry the county by an overw helming history is the star of the cast The article is m the fdrm of a report made deis s insufferable egotism and willingness Some time ago letters were addressed to majonty but the no fence ad\ orates state candidates for congress for the United that they will put up a strong fight and the James Morgan eminent writer and his to the Association of Life Insurance Presi to relieve the Almighty from the adminis States senate and for governor asking h >w outcome Is problematical they stood on government regulation of the torian has adopted a new method to bring dents by Dr Louis I Dublin, a prominent tration of the universe liquor traffic \ number of candidates for He is an efficient public servant—this congress replied — most of them more or less Napoleon home to YOU life insurance statistician He cites reasons e>\ asi\ el> Of the senatorial candidates How Disease Registration Innumerable why all effort to minimize pre same Joe Folk of Missouri. Representative Hutchens has replied but others have not ansv, ered Of the guber Prunes the Death Rate He has traversed each one of the 20 000 ventable disease wilj be futile, until medical natorial candidates Dr L G Hat dman ind and Increases Efficiency miles that figure in the career of this over science has at its disposal accurate informa Judge Nat E Harris are known to be pro TECH AND THE FUTURE. nibitionlsts but the \nti Saloon league sug shadowing man tion bearing on the subject gests that the\ too be asked Other guber Here Is the keynote of the appeal of the natortal candidates ha\e not i epl ed New lork Tune 5 —(Spec al )—Plans for a Each large and little incident those mti It is useless for The Constitution to in Georgia School of Technology to the Indus The Georgia Ant Saloon league suggests nation wide campa. gn to leluce the 3000000 that the direct question be put to all cand! cases of serious illness s nd by experts to mate and informing details he has set down dorse the views of Dr Dublin Their best trial interests of the state for aid in ex The Joys of Freedom dates and in commenting on the situation has the following- to say exist at any one time in this country were •witness is their obvious common sense It panding the school s facilities as expressed Writing from the Holiday Country The indicated in a i ecommendatioii m ide to the with forceful magic Musket Ridge Philosopher sajs United States Senatorial Race remains to say aa regards Georgia that this One of the most complicated and Inter Association of Life Insurance Presidents this by George J Baldwin, president of the I have taken off the bridle of business esting campaigns for the Lnited States sen afternoon b\ Di Louis I Dublin a life Nothing FAKE, nothing FREAK noth Is the one state in the union that, by failing Savannah Electric company and not a worrisome thought is allowed to ate in recent > ears is now In progress in insurance statistician of this city the state It is peculiar in this Old lines ing HYSTERICAL about thfs story of Na to provide any system whatever for the All the individuals and business enter my mind I ha\e taken off as many of division are obscured old issues aban Dr Dublin said that a tion on the part organisations in the stale enj-ag-ed in olotb.es as the law •will allow and there doned former enemies are fighting side by Of the life insurance c ompanies w ould be poleon registration of vital statistics, violates every lines of engineering manufacturing- are no stiff starch j collars or neckties Justified by the economic benefit that would construction operation trajmsportation side for tl e same men canon laid down by this expert and approved or iny other class of business directly around my neck no tight fitting shoes on There are few issues of importance and i esult through improved he lit h among the The fascination of YRUTH, the char/ m or indirectl} needing- trained technical my feet no hot hat on my head—just tan those few are largeK disregarded Most of millions, of p jl vho*de s in th s countrv by physicians of all schools expert service must combine their overalls an undershirt and some cheap slip the arguments for one man or again&t an \o important aspect of. our state health Of CONQUEST, the lure of ROMANCE, the forces and invest an adequate sum of pers Gosh it s great to be free e\ en for other are purely personal and do not appeal work shows up to such poor advantage as As long as this attitude of indifference monej to build up the Geor-grta School a season to thoughtful voteis does the registration and control of the pre thrill of WAR, the education of HISTORY, of Technology upon whd.cih they must * * * • * The candidates many of them ai e pecu persists the sovereign state of Georgia is liar n thit they ha\ e gi\ en the people no \entable disease-a stated Dr Dublin run through the installments rely for a supply of young men to Take Notice* better reason wh> thev should be supported partlceps crimims to the death rafe Tnere carry on their work Hoi > o groun belie\ers than that thev just want tht. job — thej want I ife I enfithentfl to be senator In the midst of this cam The life saving campaigns of the last What do you know of this man s early is no way around that ugly fact Last sum The man who knows anything at all An heed de summer text few decades .hav e borne fruit The death It 3 hot enough in dls ole worl paign it is interesting to watch the so called 1 beginnings? mer a bill creating a system for registration about the possibilities of Georgia knows But blazin in de next issues the> raise Repeal of free tolls — rate has been lowered and th* average span ***** nobod-v running against it Economical Td of life correspondingly lengthened Deaths of vital statistics failed of passage in the that beginning with the immediate future ministration like the Brj an resolution — no from certain causes especiallv from ty phoid What of his childish struggles? industrial development is to be one of the Not Even a Straw body dare oppose it and nobooK Intends to fever smallpox the nfectiou-= diseases of general assembly because of the pressure "Warm weather item b> Fditor Vv infield live by it and so on and on But when it childhood and tubeiculosis 1 av e been re What of his vaulting ambition soon dts state s greatest sources of wealth Dudley in The Griffin News comes to the liquor question now before con duced The amount of sickness on the of matters allegedly more important That gross affecting the TV hole policj of the other hand h is not been controlled to anv played' We have the raw material, of almost Athens Herald also got a recipe for m nt nation and in-\ol\ing $125000000 of revenue appieciable degree Thei e is still too much omission must not be repeated at the com every conceivable nature We ha\ e the julep Donator might at least have sent the > ea 1 1> the> are except Mr Hutchena sickness among us Indeed thei e are those What of his fragrant young romance*' straws who with some author ty mainta n that 111 Ing session The number of lives that can strategic location We have abundant silent as the tomb Thi0 s siJence is ominous "What do they nei>s has actuallv increased in spite of all Of his deadly amorousness' be saved to Georgia, the misery, the count The modern Jonahs mean Thev hive been asl ed bj the ac the saving in mortality h> dro-electric resources We are in close credited representati\es of the churches to •'The basis for nay campaign against Of his using men and their loves their less millions of dollars in conserved effi touch with the iron and coal fields of the ]So mo whalts ter smaller Tonihs n this speak out Thej. ha\ e not j et deigned to Hicknem* must be an acearate knonledKe of day an time but dc Jonahs is hei e all de repl\ Vre the> ti j ing to e\ ade the issue it** prevalence Just ^s the reduction of mor weakness as pawns7 ciency—all depending upon an adequate Birmingham district We have excellent same I>e onl> difference ife dey would take and catch ^ otes from both sides through talit> is £ui thered bv a comr lete rei^istra Of his terrible genius in battle' system of disease registration and vital sta port facilities Our railroad facilities are de whale an sell it tor de Standai d He misapprehension or hi\ e thej no opinions tion of death<= and their causes so our ef comp nj So de TV hales is mo Keerful now on this centur\ old controversy •* If they forts to reduce the fi equencv of disease being improved monthly » * * * * are simpH e\ asi\ e it is scarcely to their depend upon michmerv for reporting the Of his pathetic desire for an heir to his tistics generally—cannot be estimated credit If thev are ignorant it floes not t ases of sickness their c iuses and their The first duty of any state is the protec This s plendid combination is futile un "The Millionaire » emphasise their fitness duration for each group in the community glory and the price he paid for one' less we can supply the technically trained I Consllermg: the past history of these men Permit me to si ow n some detail how tion and fostering of human life Georgia s the tempei ance \ oters might well pause be an efficient system of repotting disease will men to Derform the work Tech supplies The millionaire ant happi — fine committ ng themselves Go\ crnoi affect the public welfar AN UNIQUE PILGRIMAGE general assembly cannot afford to indict its He too has moments dim Slaton lias been In office man> \ ears and that type of men Tech supplies also the How It Morkn No writer has ever made such a journey own patriotism by ignoring that first prin Complaining of his burdens rthilc in the main fair has fciven the people First It will make possible the im rudimentary laboratory facilities for the When Id bear them all for him 10 help m solving this vexing problem Ask mediate and effectiv e treatment of certain as that made by Mr Morgan in procuring caple tests and experiments that will increasingly him \v hit he w ill do"* Mr Hard\v ick has infectious diseases In cases of tuberculosis II been for 3 ears in congress yet after j ears for example an earlv i eport to the Depart the material for this series He went in a be demanded in the working out of methods f debate v\ as one of three congressmen ment of health putt, at t e disposal of the In this w orld the poor man i om Georgia to \ote atrainst the Webb bill patient the entire batterv of the hy gienic newspaper fashion to every scene in Na to 1 eep industry here abreast of the Gives him gl in res coUd He did it under the old plea of unronsti resources of the community WILSON'S HIGH TRUMP times And even in hea\en hell ha\ e to walk tutloiial tv ignoring the fact that we main Let us take another instance th it of poleon s life to gain vivid first hand impres tai 11 a «upreme court to settle such ques diphtheria whei success in the treatment It is not strange chat Carranza should be These reasons confirm Mr Baldwin s Hardest nti eets of gold lions \sk him about submitting the amend sions and collect new material and pictures ment Mr Felder likewise has a long record depends bo lai prely on an early and correct gradually insinuating his way into the statements that the industrial interests of HI diagnosis The rc^istrati on of a suspected public life Our people retain a \ i\ d case <_ nables the health authorities to make for a distinct newspaper feature To do Niagara conferences despite his justified Georgia must \iew contribution to Tech in Far better gi\ e his wealth awiy recollection of that seven hour record for a. culture w huh settles the diagnosis In And wir an angels bm IP enduiance speech against the prohibition bill positive cases the information placed at the this he spent thousands of dollars and m declaration that the constitutionalists "will the nature of an investment and not a in 1*)0 Ask him how he stands on the disposal of the _ph\ in this wa\ be government set up in Mexico City by the destro> ed by these sad reminders of past *ld They ha.ve been written to in regard quickly prevented from spreading to other Arcole on every battlefield through the extravagances and our hearts and souls be simple expedient of recognition or non o their position on the retention and per sections A pessimist believes in Providence only called away from the soothing cont*mpla "ecting of the prohibition laws They (have In the city of Buffalo duiing 1912 an Alps across the Mediterranean in Egypt recognition tion of the Sweet B> and By to the rasping riot replied Some lifeht maj be gained from epidemic of infantile paralysis was checked because lie needs something to blame it on afflictions of the devilish Now and Now the personal and political history of. the w- ithout serious" fatalities as the result to the Pyramids in Svria the Holy Land, Had the "United States recognized Huerta of early reporting Dr L G Hardrnan one of our leaders in Third The reporting of occupational across the plain of Sharon to the shores the latter would in all probability now have Rewarded the legislature for years and Judge Nat E diseases enables departments of health to At last a suffragette has been received Adam le£ his Eden— ^ia-rns of Macon a man known all over the supplement the efforts of bureaus cf labor of Jaffa and again across the plain of been in supreme control in Mexico, whether No apples on de bousrh south as a distinguished lawyer patron of in following up cases to their =ources at court—by a royal policeman Fourth The thorough resrit, tration of Ksdralean to Nazare'th and finally to the for better or worse is open to debate Had But he planted watermi!hons ducation and churchnmn are men so wide An said I all light now y and. favorably known that few Georgians certain diseases such as pellagra and cancer walls of Acre where the great conqueror s the United States withheld from the con * a * * * w mid need assurance that they would do will throw much light upon the origin of The elephant won t work in harness with rierht on these issues But to be fair ask these obscure maladies We have much t j march to Constantinople was stopped Mr Btitutionalists the quasi recognition of lift the bull moose It prefers the dignity of His ConcIuMlon .hem how they stand They will gladlj learn with regai d to the frequency with W en Trouble comes ter see some folks tell vou which these diseases occur In the various Morgan trod actually inch by inch the en ing the embargo on arms, the decisive victo pose in a museum of antiquities Hon Randolph Anderson of Savannah is social groups There Is already sufficient an dey hollers through de kej-hole dat dey evidence at hand that their incidence varies nes at Saltillo and elsewhere would have ain t at home observed Brothei A\ illiams also- a candidate He was for \ears the tire path of Napoleon s career climaxing Trouble goes his wa> a saj in tei his&e f stute leader of the liquor forces m the considerably with race sex age occupation been either impossible or indefinitely post Alfonso has expressed a desire to see the hou&e. He did us much harm As president personal habits and other conditions not as at Waterloo then on to the oblivion of St I m a. mights good liar but dem people hez of the senate last j ear he treated us fairly y et differentiated Thus a recent study of poned Cplonel Probably wants to know how to got me beat ter a frazzle et being an old enems who comes from the considerable merit of cancer in Noi w a> Helena ***** aw defying city of Savannah it is danger showed tlie \ er> surprising fact that in that In the power of recognition, therefore, govern his kingdom Joy In the World countiy cancer is moi e prevalent among men >ub to vote foi him unless like Patterson than among w omen and that the commonest the president possesses a trenchant club to I .f Tennessee he giv es evidence ot a trip form of the disease is the affection of the That trip to Spain gives the Colonel s Come to think about it \er the Damascus road stomach In one large series of cases 65 induce the belligerents to listen to reason Hon W J Harris another candidate has party another vacation There s joy enough to win an en\ iable newspaper record for demand per cent of the total -n ere cancers of the The most enthralling Certainly Carranza, despite his gift for di An I reckon its the best world nir that all drinkers leave the census de stomach a condition not prev lously noted That ever I was in 'artment In this he has like Secretary in any other country If these figures be plomacy and the military gifts of Villa, verified a careful research mav lead to the story of Napoleon yet writ- Whatever Washington's summer resort II ani«ls of the navy rendered the nation a discovery and elimination of the conditions could not long thrive if the hand of the ervice He how ever has said nothing which are responsible for the prevalence of claims may be, a long session congress js a Rolls around the hea\ en bout prohibition in Georgia Ask him how this form of the disease ten begins in The Constitu- United States was turned against him doubtful attraction Keepm well In tune 16 St Fifth The registration of the prevent "VVouldn t swap it for the stars Gi?ORGIA ANTI SALOON LEAGUE able diseases is furthermore the chief test Knowledge of this source is sustaining G W YObNG Superintendent at our disposal for measuring the efficiency An the sun an moon of community control over them tion tomorrow. the president m the unwavering insistence In spite of the grouch element the wheels III AY STUBBS IS C< of the prosperity train continue to make that some equitable program for the settle Best w orld of all w orlds \thens Ga June 5 —(Special )—Hon" Ro^ irient of the trouble in Mexico must be the rattling good music Tjnto mortals gn en •tubbs formerly of Athens and now of An I'd tell it to the keeper Jatonton was in the city >esterday and was basis of any recognition Of the shiny gate of heaven' sked as to the report that he may be in Thirteen Automobiles Given Away Whoever kidnaps the republics i party he i ace for congress from the eighth to The followers of both Huerta and of oppose Hon S J Tribble the incumbent iH" have an elephant on his harms ie made no statement however for putali- Nomination Blank Published on First Classified Advertising Carranza naturally resent the tendency of Borrowing Trouble. ation 7 (From The Washington Post ) He lias been representative from Putnam Page of This Issue. This contes t maj mean a motor car for you. our government to interfere in Mexico's Kansas howls for harvest hands and bets It would certainly be tough If a parcel mayor of Eatonton and has had other 5Obt egtg shipment were sent to the Dead honors from his people in recent years and internal affairs But the president finds his 2 to 1 on the college athlete. Letter office he report is general that he has under Every Energetic Entry Gets a Prize

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THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914. Page Seven.

not In any way indicate the value of the road TJie Atlanta terminal property of the PLAN TO IMPROVE road was sold at the frejgiit depot HARDER SIDESTEPS WILL ENDEAVOR TO STOP Friday morning- to the bondholders for $123,500 The road itself was sold at Ben Hill, a way station about ten miles MEN AND RELIGION BULLETIN NO. \ \ 9 below Atlanta, shortly after noon, to DEBATE WITH COOPER A., B. & A. the same purchasers for f3.641.000 There was but the single b-id at either sale The Birmingham terminal prop- Don't Think He Wants to Tennessee Manufacturers' As- erty wili be sold Saturday and will Extensive Changes Will be purchased by tJhe bondholders also Meet Me," He sociation Wants Early Ad- The sale was conducted by Victor Asserts. journment of Congress. Follow Purchase of Road Lamar Smith, the Atlanta attorney, acting aa master commissioner under by Bondholders at Auc- court appointment By John Corrfgnn, Jr. Nashville Tenn , June 5—(Special)— The bondholders were represented "Washington, June 5 —(Special )— The Tennessee Manufacturers' associa- tion Friday Afternoon. by Attorneys Bradley W Palmer, of Representative T W Hardwick has tion representing hundreds of the in- Let Us Have Justice Boston, and William Lloyd Kitchel, of been disappointed that his challenges dustries of the state, has taken the New York The holders of receivers to joint debate have not been accepted lead in a movement to have Congress "With the sale Friday, by court s certificates were represented by At- He says there is only one political adjourn without going further with torneys George S Franklin, of New order of the Atlanta. Birmingham and partj in Georgia and that the talk of laws affecting the business interests York, and 6 H Pillsbury, of Boston not stirring up party strife has no and in this movement it is expected Atlantic railroad, with the exception Mr Pill&bury represented also the Old force that every industrial commercial and of the Birmingham terminal properties, Colony Trust company of Boston Since Mr Slaton and Mr Felder have mercantile organization in Tennessee "I hate, I despise your feasts— which will be sold today the bond- which is the trustee under the mort- declined an encounter on the stump TV ill early join in the work to have holders being1 the purchasers, ex- gage on the road and which was the Mr Hardwick was asked if he would Tennessee representatives in Congress tensive plans were announced for the complainant in the court action re- meet J R Cooper use their utmost endeavor to bung the "Take thou away from me the sulting- In the sale 1 don t think he wants to meet me present session to a close without de- improvement of the road lay These plans have not >et been fully Upon reorganization of the road the he replied Mi Cooper stated at Dub name of the road w 111 Probably be lin that he Would not seek a joint de The members of the Tennessee noise of thy songs; for I will not foimulated but include the paying off chang-ed It has been suggested that tate with me Manufacturers association through of receiver s certificates and a re- the name of the road be made ' The vv hat about his challenge'' the secretary df the association have organisation with the election of a Georgia, Alabama and Western Railroad "In my letter to Mr Slaton I stated had their attention called to the Senate numibei of prominent Atlantans as company ' It has also been that for five candidates to attempt a trade commission bill and ha\ e been hear the melody of thy viols, directors Special attention will he that the word Atlanta be retain joint dispute from the same platform asked to write their conclusions to laid upon holding down fixed charges the title making it The Atlanta would make the meeting too long for their representatives at "Washington Birmingham and "Western railroad anybody to want to remain to the end In view of the fa<:t that there has al "But let justice roll down as and the operation of the road in the company ' In the seco-nd place Go% ernor Slaton ready be~n enacted such great reform interest of the territory which it serves in his card did not assiult the records legislation AS the currency bill and the E T Larnb receiver for the road of either Cooper or Hutchens or their campaign methods therefore I thought tariff reduction and income ta,x. waters, and righteousness as a will remain In chai ge of the road 3 Carnegie Gives $2,OOOtOOO. the issues were ve«y plainly drawn measure it is suggested that con- operation under the reorganization "Mr Pittsburg, Pa. J une 5 —Announce- between Mr falaton "VIr Felder and tinued legiblati\ e agitation would re I^amb's handling of the road since he ment was made that Anderw Car- mvgelf suit in keeping business depressed and has been acting as icceiver was highly negie had given. another endow Representative Hardwick expects to mighty stream." —Amos 5:21-23-24. praised b> the attorneys representing: ment of |2 000 000 to be divided equally issue a formal statement within a dav withholding the re\ival of trade that the purchasers and receivers ticket between the Carnegie Institute of or two replying to his opponents He is confidently e\ppoted under the work holders Technology and the Carnegie Institute has an engagement to speak at Jeffer already accomplished both of Pittsburg Today s gift brings son Monday morning and at Commerce Whilp the movement of the minufac The figures at which the road was Mr Carnegie s donations to local insti- that night bought a.re only nominal and. do turerg is in no sense a political affair tutions of learning* to $24000000 it found something of a re echo in the great democratic state convention that A hotel room. Dr. Ridley to Celebrate met in Nashville when the expressed v lews of hundreds of prominent men A man dead by his own hand. His Second Anniversary from over the state was that Congress Without friends in the city, he was drinking. should let up on further business With the Central Church legislation and allow the good work Beneath the windows of another hotel. already done to have a Chance „ Already the great iiidustiial con A huddled heap—a spreading stain upon the sidewalk. He, too, is Dr Caleb A Ridley of Central Bap- cerns of Tennessee ai e suffering great dead; crushed by his fall. tist church administered the ordinance ly and this is true of the big lumber of baptism to thn tv candidates last and coal companies The latter are He had been drinking. SeesiWe WeddSrag Gifts night who joined the church during in no instance operating for more than the recent meeting Thei e w ei o two rta>s in eaoh week and the state THESE TWO MORE MEN HAVE THIS WEEK DIED ON THE LEMON SETS, cased ...... $3 50 and $5 oo seventy one new membeis received coal mines operated under thf> peniten a-mch STERLI\G CANDLESTICKS ...... 500 Next feundar will be Dr Ridley s tnry svstem is Hai ing pi actically no ALTAR OF ALCOHOL AND GREED IN ATLANTA. second anniversai y with the church demand for its ouitput The big lumber bix Pqarl-Handle FRUIT KNIVES, cased ...... 5.00 and the day will be observed by the concerns are many of them on the congregation W S Witham Judge v erge of suspending o-perations Their search for happiness here is over. Their bodies cry out for 9 inch STERLING SANDWICH TRAY ..... „, 10.00 Nash Brovles and Chief Beavers have been Invited to take part in the even justice for those who live. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY ing service A great overflow crowd is HARRY ANDERSON OPENS expected Dr Ridley will spe xk at Who next? In our north window we are displajing- the articles both hours GENERAL REPAIR SHOP This quiet crowd moving through our city's streets is also in search described in the above list A new general rapalr automobile of happiness. Policemen are at the column's head, where walks a man The Lemon Sets are made up with a Sterling Lemon NEGRO IS BOUND OVER <*ho.p has been opened at No 281 Peachtree sti ect by Harrv \ndersoii bearing the American flag. They are strikers. Fork and Silver Deposit Dish, cQmplete in handsome case, ON CHARGE OF ARSON formerlv salesman ami expert auto at $3 50 and $5 oo i mobile mech xnu for the southern ter Look to the East! There on the city's edge, three smokestacks Jim George a negro was bound over ritory of the American Undei slung Car tower above massive buildings; a great wall Surrounds them; glass and The Candlesticks are 8 inches high, Colonial •shape, and Fudd-y bj Recorder "Na&h Broj les un compatf\ heavy Price, $5 oo each der bond of $1 000 under the charge of In general repair woik Anderson s barbed wire run along its top. Above it one sees a gaunt black bridge; burglarizing the store of Max Morns experience has been thorough \nd he The six Pearl-Handle Fruit Knives have Sterling Silver at 191 Peters street and then setting his opened i modern i ep lii shop for fire to it The negro 'was charged the purpose tf giving first •class serv over it goes a group of children as the warning whistle blows; a little girl Ferrules Thev are put up in handsome cases at $5 oo per with arson and bui glar\ ice to hib fritnds and customers not over twelve, her pink dress fluttering against the grime, runs through bet Other dealers as>k $6 50 for them His arrest followed the report of Aiiderbon v ishes it understood that the fure made by J? ire Chief Cum all own eis of \merican Undei si Lin? The g-inch Sandwich Trays are piercedj and are special mines tbat an investigation of its cars w ill i et L iv e prompt attention at a forbidding door to work. origin be made believing it to be of his repan sliop SHE AND THEY SHOULD BE AT PLAY. values at $1000 incendiary origin He st Ltes th it he sevei ed his con State P ire Marshal "W R. Joj nei noction w ith tho American poor 1 for made the investigation It w as the purpose of soinf into business for Just over the way are those who neither work nor play; they sleep WRITE FOR CATALOGUE brought out at the lecorder s hearing himself that the negro fii st looted the store in Oakland Cemetery. Mail Orders are shipped prepaid Safe delivery and and then fired it Graves of the living are between it and the mill—dreary, drab, satisfaction guaranteed CONDITIONS FAVORABLE Veterans Elect Officers. FOR LOCAL RAINS TODAY monotonously the same, row after row of houses. Call or write for i6o-page illustrated catalogue and Thomasville Ga Tune 5—(Special ) booklet, "Facts About Diamonds" At a meeting held foi the purpose this Behind them, sanitary conditions which are a menace to the city's week "W X> Mitchell camp Confederate Veterans chose as officers foi the en health. suing year C P Hansell commander MAIER& BERKELE, Inc. E L Neel first lieutenint commander Laborers live here. A V Cone second lieutenant tomma-nd GOLD AND SILVERSMITHS er W H Bibb third lieutenant com They have a grievance; underlying it are many complaints. mander J M Dekle adjutant W R The cloudy weather remained all th Established 1887 ATLANTA, QA. 31 Whitehall St Spengler quartermaster vv B Hanle while arid "will continue toda> accoi d They struck. ton sergeant major T S Dekle sur ing to the weather pi >phecy geon Rev A. C Stevenson chaplain J "V\ hit h propheij, s her* with given They say, "The Fulton Bag & Cotton Mill discharged 78 of us for "Conditions continue fa\ orable fo: "ft droover treasurer C T G-and> local i ains The we ither will be gen color bearer erallj. cloudy on Satmdaj with south joining the Union.!' erl\ winds a.nd \\ ith slighter hiprher This the mill owners deny. But why do they refuse to have an temperatures In the afternoon a mod orate thundershowei is expected The highest temperature during the day impartial board investigate and dispose of these complaints? w ill probably slightlv exceed "10 de The strikers are willing. EISEMAN BROS., Inc. griees YESTERDAY, MARSHALS OF OUR COURTS WERE PUTTING REV. GREENWAY SPEAKS HOUSEHOLD GOODS INTO THE STREETS; THE STRIKERS AT RAILROAD Y. M. C. A. MUST MOVE ON; THE MILLS MUST HAVE THEIR HOUSES. Let Today Be Your Sunda} afteinoon at 3 30 o clock Rev William Greenw a,\ pastor of Lake GOD PITY AND PROTECT THEM AND THEIR KIND! wood Heights Methodist church south w ill speak at the Railroad \ oung Men s Christian association rooms 31 V- "West With regard to the recent horrors in the mines of Colorado, Current \labama street This is always a sci T, i-ce especially, aoapted to stalwart Opinion says, "This, THE NEW YORK TIMES THINKS, is the lesson "Buying Day" for men such as make up the railroad fraternitj Mr Green way la a \oung the coal operators in Colorado are learning. The employers, it says, are man of abilitj and will bt a matter of interest and much helpfulness *o right in their stand for the 'open shop;' but in an important sense, they, hear him The music will be of the asual attractive t,h tranter The excel too, as well as the unions, have stood for the 'closed shop;' closed against ent orchestra w ill pla\ before and Summer Needs! after the meeting and will lead in the the unions. While they have employed union men, they have discouraged general song serv ice the unions and refused to hear the union's representatives. Many hot days ahead mean many cool "THE TIMES points to the plan under which 7,566 grievances TRAINMEN ARE LOOKING have been settled in New York City in the garment industries since 'the wearables to buy—creature comforts must be FOR DINING CAR ROBBER Protocol of Peace1 was signed in March, 1911, by which the union was conserved to make the summer successful— A negro dining car i otfber who has been living on dining c ir luxuries for recognized, but by which the right of men to contract individually as well cool clothes are half the fight against the heat. some time w as being hunted during Pi ida> in the neighborhood of Foi t as collectively was also recognized." McPherson Early Pi icH\ mornmsr hp attempted Our age calls for justice to all. The mind governs the body, and the least to rob the dining cai of Atlanta and West Point tram No .if which lies UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT REPORT upon conditions in you are "clothes conscious" the greater your over on the Centi al of Georgia tracks Four ti a n attaches undi_r Special cotton mills states that a man, having a wife and three children of 10 working efficiency. Agent L. H Cox wtre waiting for him ith loaded guns dettrmmed to put a to 4, must earn $600.74 a year to maintain a fair standard of living. stop to his excursions About 3 30 o clock along came the This standard does not allow savings to meet the contingency of any Foremost amongst the fabrics for summer Lhief and he w as dibcover^d by the train attaches in the kitchfen of the unusual event, such as lack of employment, or an accident to the father. wear are the Palm Beach, crispy cool Mohairs, _r Frank Ellis fired tv. Ice on him and It makes no provision for old age. Serges, Flannels, Linen Weaves, Pongees, he believes that he hit him The report states that the minimum for such a family is $408.26. Crashes and Homespuns— CAMERON BURNSIDE WILL Below this for such a family is actual suffering. Our superb collection of these garments, SPEAK ON MODERN ART Think of these figures! WHAT DOES YOUR FAMILY REQUIRE? Camei on Eurnside an American The Fulton Bag & Cotton Mill states that its average wage is $8.00 ready for immediate wear, are the best makes, artist who was educated and has lived several \ ears in Paris and who is ~vis per week. If this be true, among 1,400 employees, what of those who stylish, splendidly tailored and in a wonderful iting- relatives in Atlanta will lecture receive less than the average, which, providing the worker loses not a this morning at the art exhibit in the variety of designs, colors and novelty effects— go\6inor B mansion on Modern Art . the hour bein^r 11 o clock l week of the 52 must amount to $416.00 per annum, providing that it is Mr Burnside helped to arrange the pictures in tho exhibit and has tak^n not reduced by any fines or penalties? $7.50 to $40 the li\Uiest interest in this and other enterprises of the Atlanta Art asso- Mark you—the Government's figures are for a family consisting of ciation His lectuie is expected to at a father and mother and three little children of 4 to 10. As these grow tract a. large audience Straw Headgear in staple shapes and the newest of the new Tomorrow the exhibit will be open free of charge and it will continue their demands must increase. through next week Children under 14 Think! And you will see that the presence of children, who should J3partures in crown, brim and banding—soft pliable braids and > ears of age w HI be admitted f o-r 10 cents next week and the exhibit TV ill be in school and at play, working their lives away in mills, is not wholly rakishly rough ones—Panamas, Milans, Bangkoks and French be open until S 30 o clock in the after noon for the accommodation of bus! due to shiftless fathers who will not work, but to the grave necessity for Palms— ness men supporting the family life—THE LACK OF A LIVING WAGE. In the shoe line Palm Beach, Canvas and White Buck pro- FRIENDS ARE THANKED THERE ARE NO PROBLEMS IN THE GRAVEYARD OVER vide the typical requirements for summer garb— BY T. J. HIGHTOWER, JR. WH'ICH THE THREE STACKS BELCH THEIR SMOKE, BUT T J Hightower Jr who was elected A gorgeous line of Silk Shirts—and a billowy abundance of a county commissic ner at the recent, THERE ARE QUESTIONS BENEATH THEIR MOVING SHADOWS primar> has sent The Constitution the i follow ing card i WHICH GOD WILL HAVE YOU ANSWER. sweet cool underwear conclude the suggestions that make for I w ish to thank my rnany friends who voted for and supported me in the ! joyful comfort in seasonable attire— recent election for count j commis The liquor problem, the question of brothels, the handling of prisoners sloner arrd assure them of my best ef forts to carry out every promise set. and the living wage are all but part of the same great question. Select your needs here—today— forth in my platform The spirit of God is abroad in the world. T J HIGHTOWDR, JR And men are crying for justice. Gambler Heavily Fined. In the end they will have it. "VTacon Ga June a —(Special ) — Fi ed Thompson the j oung gambler INC. who recently won a larj^e sum of monev from Oat ar Lee Williams the e"tpi ess messenger w ho confessed to Eiseman Bros. the theft oL 54 JOO from the Southern EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE MEN AND Express company was this morning I fined S4jO in the cit> court of Macon 11-13-15-17 Whitehall tav Judge Robert Hodges The alterna RELIGION FORWARD MOVEMENT ti\e of the fine is a sentence of twelve' month on the chaingang- Thompson will pa\ the fine It was claimed Ihompson luied Williams to his loom =1 THE SOUTH'S LARGEST CLOTHING STORE 1= and theie fleeced him out of eora* of T 1 ' ''V-r--"^" I Page Eight. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATUBDAY, JtT&E 6, 1914.

Edited By sports FIVE IN A ROW-EARLY GAME TODAY DICK JEMISON Dr. Nat Thornton Defends HIT TWO HOMERS Youthful Adair Plays Veteran Tremendous Hitting Grabs His Old Dominion Tennis WHIFFS Second Game From Pelicans; Whitney in F(inals at Memphis; Title at Richmond Today , Richmond, Va., June 5. — Mrs Connie Youngster Shows His Gameness I Sullivan, of Richmond, and Miss Car- i ric Neelj , of Chicago, toda> \s on the LOOKOtT, J.QU Lookouts, we're com- championship in womcn'b doubles in Welchonce Hits Two Homers ths Old Dominion Tennis tournament ing. As. they faav m the comic strips. Continued From Page One. here, defeating- Miss Marv Wanner and Miss Clai e Cassell, of New York, in two straight sett.. »>-4 ami 6-1!. Jemldton. free ticket. So did Kircher, Eibel noon when he overran his putt; the three, one below par. Whit IIP.- faili^ff T. R. Poll, ot New York, « on from miaaole proportions as a oau CIUD. aacrined both up a base. Long hit to With them in form, the Crackers have -Led by Captain Harry \Velchonce, second was halved in four; the third on his first approach shot, getting into Irvinp Wright, of Boston, in the semi- who is back in his natural hitting Starr and McConnell scored on the play. final in men s singles, 6-3, r>-7. 6-3 and it line-up where, right through the Then Welchonce hammered another also was halved, Adair having a chance a trap. The next two were hal\ed. catcher, it is a dangerous one for any stride once more, the Crackers ham- for the ihole but missing1 a twelve-men, The fourth \\ ent to Jacob j \v hen lie «-2. He will meet Dr. Nat Thornton, mered three New Orleans twirlers to homer to center—two runs—more ci- of Atlanta, present holder of the title, hurler to face. No walking one man gars. putt. The fourth went to Adair when laid Whitney a dead st\mie S im-hes to set another. all corners of the lot Friday afternoon, in the final match tomorrow. breaking another jinx and winning the In the ninth Starr hit to Eibel, who Rotan drove out of bounds and missed from the cup, Jacob?, going- onu uo on In HO men's singles. Miss Wagner second game of the series 11 to 6. let the ball ease through his legs, *%.nd a chance for a half by fozzllng a short Whitney \\ ill meet Mrs* Smltva.li tumor i o\\ for ,\ anther Katertt. The other Jinx that was broken, was he was safe Bar bare beat out a hit The fifth was IYH!\ ert in three, one tho title, the former •« innmK fi om down third base line. Burns singled putt. stroke below par. the sixth \V,L- lial\ -j'l to bring home a win on Ladies' day, The fifth Adair won by running down Mihs Cassell tod.ij 6-3 and lle Grunt, of New York, and Miss into the .SOO class Friday, giving the Nashville series which opened the a fly to Flanagan, who made a great a 15-foot putt for a three. Rotan drove seventh when he got on Ine. qrrt n >n a Uhzabeth Moore, of New York, today Crackers 'five men in the "select circle. season in Atlanta, that the Crackers catch. Starr scoring on the play, but out of bounds again, on the sixth and t\vo and sank a 15 -foot putt foi :\ defeated Mrs. Sullivan mid living Captain Harry is climbing also and have been able to win on Ladies' day. Barbare was doubled going to third. missed a sho-rt putt, the hole going to three. XV i ight in mixed doubles 7-.» and (j-2. he'll be back up there shortly. With The victory scored the fifth straight The teams meet in the third game of the Atlanta boy in five. Adair won the Wlntney ma.de It one up on th"b They will plai B* als Wright, of Bos- such hittins: strength as the Crackers win that the Qraclcera nave recorded the series today, and the Crackers are eighth and the njnth also wont to the ton, Ami Miss Cassell for the eham- have, give them ordinary hurling and going to try to make it three straight. seventh and the eighth went to Rotan L-ouisianan when Ja<~ob\ topped his average fielding and thej '11 make it and makes them stand even on the The game will be called at 3 o'clock when he sank a ten-foot putt. The dri\e. hot for every team in the league. season with the Pels, each team having to allow both teams to catch, trains, ninth wag halved, Adair leading by five won three games. Today's will be the thei Pels going to New Orleans and the up at the turn. Rotan had braced, "\\hitney Turns Tvro l"p. rubber. Crackers to Nashville. At the turn Whitnej was. two up and ENGLISH POLO TEAM Thursday's game was marked by Emmet Key Ferryman, the big right- taking the tenth by running down a added another on the tenth hole, di l\ - heavy hitting, but it did not compare hander, will be Bill Smith's choice in HARRY W12LCHONCE, 15»-foot putt. ing to the qreen and taking t\\o shots WINS PRACTICE MATCH with Friday's We do not remember today's game, with Jim Bag-by work- Cracker captain, who is back: in his The eleventh was halved in five. Ro- for the hole. The next four baseball in runs Friday. the match when he hooked his ball Atlanta where one team made three The Official Score. tempt for the cup lipped the edge, but hsh polo ihallenfjreis today plaj ed Ohe Atlanta youth came back in the into the rough off the tee and w«ib un- then set unit p- :JA tn.e game m this home runs and one player two in one NEW ORLEANS— ab. r. h. po a. e able to laret on the green before Whit- eon nlr> against -L mixed team sup- game. Hendryx, cf thirteenth, taking the hole In a three ney had holed the ball in fi\e and vi on, posed to he the best of the second- Welelionee Back. Starr, lib The fourteenth was halv ed and, on i up and o to go. raters The h-ngliMimen \\ on bi a- Harry Welc-honce is bacli in his Barbare, ss. . . SOUTHERN LEAGUE the fifteenth, Adair laid down to the Their cards follow : total of 141- to 2 £T(i;ils stride, if Friday's performance is any Burns. If hole in a three. Rotan was awaj and 'MOKXI-VO ROUXn The team lined up •with Major H. A. indication of what he can do. The Lindsay, 'ib . . . Tomkinson, Captain Leslie St George Bluhm, Ib . . missed his fourth. Adair then sank a Whitney: Would Help UK. "big cheese" nailed three vicious line 6-foot put*, the ball hesitating on the Out. 443 645 r, 1—r,7 Oheape, Major II \\ . Ban ctt and Cap- drives, one of them for a ripping Northern, rf .. tain Vi\ian Liockett, plaving in the or- Higgins, c .. .. 4 Chicks 5, Billies 4. edge of the cup for an instant and then In . . J64 451 3S4—3S—7 HARRY HBDGEPATH, the big singled and followed these with two Jacoby ; der namvd Opposing them were Alex- hpme runs, the first coming with two Kissinger, p .. .. 2 Memphis, Tenn., June 5.—Both toppling in for the hole and the match, ander Hi own, of the Philadelphia southpaw, from the Virginia league, Weaver, p ...... 0 Ruecher and Goulait were hit freely Out . . 114 (>10 n-J—39 Couiiti-v club. Charles Car> Rumshome run ha/bit, by lacing- one in the gomery, 5 to 4. Seven stolen bases The cards for the match were: Malcolm titevensuii, and H. C. Phipps, would certainly help us, Judging from Totals . .. ., .33 6 11 24 13 2 helped the home team. MORNING HOUND. Out . . . 441 G ;,1 J44—".6 as back his work in the first two games lie third inning with two on the sacks, In . . .o.'i I 1«5 —27—63 Eibel's traveling about six feet on a ATLANTA— ab. r. h. po. a. e. MEM. ab. r h. po a. MONT, ab r. h. po. a. Adair: The ICnglisliinen made brilliant runs has hurled for Newiport News. He AlHson.cf 41140 Holl'er.sa 41232 Out. . , . .344 646 354—39 Jacoby: r and their diret tion was pci feet The shut out Richjnond with four hits in line and winning u*> close to the left McConnell, 2b. . 3 Out. . . . . ;;n ;v: i isi—37 field fence. Kircher, 3b ,. . 2 3 Coyle.rf. 30020 Baker.lf. 40010 In...... 364 456 445—41—SO \% oik ol the American pla\ ers was his first time ooit, and yesterday allow- Shan'y.ss 30022 Daly.If. 41110 Rotan: In. ... 4") 1 4fiG —J9—66 lugged The first of the uuernatioi.- ed Petersburg but two hits and won, Our old friend Joseph Dunn got a Eibel, Ib 2 1 Mullen,2b t 0 L <.- 5 Sned'r.lb 4 0 0 13 1 couple of blows, one of them a vicious Lo-ng-, If 4 2 Out. . . 343 544 454—SB Other KllKlUN.. al matches "ill be pla>ed at Meadow.- 2 to 1. 4 2 Wilson,rf 40220 Elw'rt.Sb 40101 In. ... .465 556 ,155—44—SO b.ook Tuesdru. clout for three cushions and stole a Welchonce, cf. . Dunc'l.lp b 4 z _: 11 o Jant n,t.t 41140 Tn the consolation championship Tarn It Azonnd. base. Yes, he did. We saw him do it. Jennings, ss .. 4 1 M'I> r't,3b 30133 Grih's 2b 41215 AFTERNOON ROUND. flight Whitney Bowden, of Now Oi - Joe had a running- start and no catcher Flanagan, rf .. 0 Schlel.c. S 1 1 A l Dona'e.c. 40110 A-dair: leans, and G W Fooshe. Memphit-. \\ill Dunn, c 0 Gouloit,p 1 1 1 0 1 Busc'r p 20005 THE LOCALS, being safely estab- in the world could have caught him. Out. . . . .344 535 454—37 'meet in thr finals tomorrow YACHTS RACE Morley Jennings grab-bed a single and Williams, p. . . 00 •Lively .10100 In. ... .455 355 . ..—27—64 In the second flight, 1. V. Selden, **s^ Iished in the fir&ft division at the pres- Dent, p 00 VV-ent writing, and the jinx having ap- a double to help his batting average Totals. 29 5 9 27 12J Totals. 35 4 9 24 14 Rotan: Macon. Ufa., and F T. Clark are the ss and Tommy Long lined out three Out. . . . .444 646 544—41 finalists Meet *~* 1>arently been routed, ,w-e reverse the Totals 32 11 13 27 11 4 "Hit for Buacher in ninth. Vonitie and Resolute standing of the locals this morning, sing-les. In. ... .354 555 ...—27—6S In the third flight B\ ron Hoard of putting them right side u» so they can Bar bare, with three hits, one a xHit for Weaver In eighth. Score by innings: R. "Whitney T. Jacoby. Houston, Texas, and \V\ck Richai dson. Again Today. head their way for the tlop. We were double, Starr with two doubles, and Memphis 002 102 OOx—o Memphis. Lindsay with two singled led the at- Score by innings: R. Montgomery 200 000 002—4 Whitney and Jacoby halved the firs* Fourth flight, Fred Birahett. New afraid had we kept them, upside down New Orleans 100 030 Oil— 6 two in the morning round at par, both much longer the spell would have tack of the Birds. Atlanta .. - 003 030 23x—11 Summary —Errors. Shanley 1, Sned- Orleans, and A M. Throckmoi ton, un- Laichmont, N" Y. Juno 5—Auanse- Captain Harry starred in other ways ecor 1; two-base hit, Gribbin, three- playing a cautious game. Whitney attached muntb for the tourth l.one Island sound worn off and they would/have headed Summary—Two-base hits, Starr 2, took the third in a three, Jacoby po- in the wrong direction. besides with the stick. He handled stoc base hit, Gribtin; double plays, Mul- Fifth fJight, (second di\ jsion) W ittce between the cup clais jaehts chances in the outfield and, two of his Bafbare* Jennings, Northern; thiree- ing into the pit on his approach. The N" Reed, Montgomery, Al.i , and \\". D len to Shanley to Dunckel, Gribbin to fourth was halved, likewise, the fifrh, Hi-solute ami Vjnitie. which will be Valuable Men. catches robbed New Orleans batters of base hit, Dunn; home runs, Eibel. Wel- Hollander to Snedecor; stolen bases, McNeil, Macon. held tomorrow under the auspici"? of ex:tra base drives. chonce 2; double plays, Flanagan to Mullen, Dunckel 2, McDermott. Schlei, sixth and seventh. Sixth flight. O D. French and R, r the I.aichmorit Yncht club, were com- Steamer Flanagan contributed a Jennings to Kircher, innings pitched, Goulait 2, Daly; sacrifice hits, Coyle, On the eighth the New Orelans player Tate, both of Memphis pleted todaj The race will be held off A BIG batting average is not alto- by Weaver 3 with 7 hits and 5 runs, by made It 2 up and -tlh-e ninth wag halved, gether evidence of a player s real couple of fine catches. Morley Jennings McDermotfT wild pitch, Buscher; bases The fourth flight ^erni-finals match rati-onajje point. an,cl Anrby McConnell made a compile of Kissinger 4 with 5 hits and a runs, by on balls, off Goulait :!, off Buscher 3, Jaco-by reaching the turn two nown between Birchett and G H Da MS. of value to a team. The cases of Steamer Williams 6 with 7 lilts and 4 runs; Flanagan and Hack Eibel are faix ex- besVatiful pi-ays and Bruhm played a nice struck out, by Goulait 3. Time, 1:50. The tenth went to Whitney when he Birmingham, Ala, was the longest of game around the initial cushion for struck out, by Kissdngrer 2, by Weav- Umpires, Kellum and Kerin sank a 20-foot putt anJ Jacoby scored the tournament It •went S3 holes, amples. Hitting .269 and .2 1 7, re- 3, by Williams 1, by Dent 1; bases on spectively, these lads have be«n de- the Birds. his first win on the eleventh approach, Birahett winning, 1 up The onlv other livering in th$ pinches. Flanagan has Five Pitchers. balls, off Kissinger 2, off Styles 2, off taking it in five. On this hole Whitney extra hole match today -was betv> een Williams 2; sacrifice hits, Bluhm, Eibel Barons 7, Vols 2. was in the rough on his appro ich. Tate and F. N Fisk, of Montgomery Georgia-Alabama League driven in twenty-nine runs this season Rube XissJnger, former Cracker and Eibel thirty-one. In The pinch 2, Welchonce, Lindsay; stolen bases, Nashville, Tenn, June 5.—"With the The twelfth was halved in four, par Ala, Tate winning on the twenty- these two have come through. started for the Birds. He went four Eibel, Long, Hendryx, Dunn; passed exception of the first inning. Nash- for the hole; Whitney took the thir- first hole. innings, then with his team one run balls, Higgins; hit by pitched-ball, by ville's twelve hits were widely scat- teenth, Jaco>by'-s approach working The Tennessee State Golf association Selmo 5, It o me 2. to the good, the Rube was forced tu Styles_(Jennings), by Weaver (Klrch- Llfce I.OQJM. tered today and Birmingham won by a badly. The JDallas man came back in was organized here tonight. I> K Rome, Ga., June 5—(Special )—In a; retire, being taken suddenly ill. .r). Time 2.14. Umpires, Pfenninger 7 to 2 score. Boland was wild and the fourteenth when Whitnoy Clayed Henderson, Chattanooga, -was elected five-inning, featureless game, termi- J 4CK TYREE, the locals' new re- Orlie Weaver, another former Crack- and Ohestnutt. each of his five bases on balls was into the rough again, taking the hole in president- J P. Kdnnarton. Memphis, nated by lain, S*>lma defeated Rome ceiver looks better every time ne er then tried to stem, the tide ot converted into a run. The fast •work fomr. The fifteenth and sixteenth were vice president, and R M Watkms, hei e 5 to 2 Rome made two errors, works- For a young catcher he seems Cracker hits and was hammered to all of the Birmingham infield and the halved and the seven teontn went to Chattanooga, secretary and treasurer. which counted largely for the &cormg corners of the field. Jacoby when Whitney sliced his drive. Chattanooga, Nash\ ille, Knoxville and Score by innings.. R H MJ to have a gc-od head, he throws splen- Red Styles, a Villa Rica, Ga.. boy hitting of M'arcan and Gibson featured. didly and has impressed- favorably at AMERICAN LEAGUE BIRM. ab. r. h. po. a., NASH ab. r. h. po. a. The eighteenth was halved, the ^ound Memphis are represented on the board Rome 101 (10—2 4 2 pitched one inning and got clouted for ending with Jacofoy 1 down of directors. A tourname-nt will be Selma 040 01—5 5 -S the bat. "We're pulling for * Ty to a circuit smash. All in all it was a Marc*n,2b 5036 2 Calla'n.cf 40020 make us a second Harry Chapman. WeQ Stew't.cf 5013 OJKin^.lf'. . 21232 Jacoby steadied at the start of plav held in September at a place to be se- Batteries—Boote and Taylor. Brooks could ask no more. horrible day for Pelican slabbers. BROWNS 6, TIGERS &f M'D'Id.Sb 2^012 Sloan rf.. 41130 In the afternoon, taking the first hole in lected within thnty da:- s and Guieterez. "Umpire, Markell. "Mutt" Williams, the Cracker hurler TIGO&RS 3, BROWNS O Knis'ly,r— - - (----- 3 1 - pauiet lb * 1 Use Discretion. started for the Crackers despite a sore Covg'n.lb 4 0 Gibson,c 3 Next nan 4, Annlaton O. arm, but the wounded wing finally Detroit, June 5.—Detroit and St. M'Brl'eJf 4 1 Hem'y,3b 1 gave out and the big twirl-er was Louis split an exciting double-header Ellam.s*. 3 2 Will's, 2b 1 Newnan, Ga . June 5—(Special ) — JUDGE: KA.VAXAITCH has issued a today. The flrst game, a ten-inning New nan defeated Anniston today 4 to forced to retire, big Ed Dent assuming Traee'r.p c 3 0 1 specific ruling to his umpires regard- charge of the rifle hill and keeping- contest, was won by the visitors, 6 Rob'a n,p 4 1 111 Boland, p 30112 0 in the prettiest game of the seus»on ing George Kircher's. coaching antics. to 5, The seco-nd game, which Detroit "More. . 10100 NATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTH ATLANTIC May yielded but two singles and struck In a wire to Umpire O'Toole he said, the Birds sufficiently in check while won, 3 to 0, was called at the end of out fifteen men and not an Annibton "A certain amount of fun In the hi-3 team mates ran up runs. the fifth, to allow the Browns to catch Totals. 33 7 7 27 15 Totals 34 2 12 27 13 runner reached third base The locals coacher's box is permissible. Umpires Starr's double to the right field, •Batted for Boland in ninth. .signs, followed by Barbafe'a single a train. Cnbii 9, Do0cr«rs 5. Fox en R, Indiana 4. backed him up faultlessly in th<> field, should exercise a wise discretion and The Detroits threw the first g-ame Score by Inning's: R. Brooklyn, June 5.—The Chicago Na- and also hit timely in the pinches. not permit it to go to a point which scored the first run for tbe Pels in thfc Score by innings. R. IT E Score by innings: R. H h, opener. away by poor fielding and battery mis- Birmingham 002 400 010—T tionals began their flrst eastern inva- Savannah 'JOO 000 001—4 11 2 v. ould be a violation of the rules, or takes, and their timely hitting won the sion here today by defeating Brooklyn, Newnan .-3 000 020 02x—4 6 0 bring the game into disrepute. He The Crackers took the lead in the Nashville 200 000 000—2 Columbus . 000 050 OIK—5 5 2 Anniston .- .,000 000 000—0 IT 2 third. McConnell rolled to Barbare second g-ame. 9 to 4. Each aide afforded its boxman supplements this with a letter to the FIRST GAAIE. Summary; Errors, Marcan 1, Hem- poor support, but that behind Allen Batteries—iJav er and Smith. Red- Batteries—May and Kimbrell, Batson sporting editor, which will be printed and when Bluhm dropped the throw ingway 1, two-Taase hits, Marcan, Mcr- ding and Krebs. Time, 1 30 Umpire and Shepherd at first he was safe. Klrcher walked. Score by innings: R. H. E proved the more costly. A pinch hitter for the information of local fans on St. Louis 000 210 020 1—6 6 0 Bride, Ellam; three-'base hit, Sloan; took Allen's place In the eighth, and Moran. Sunday. • El-bel then smashed the flrst ball pitch- bases on balls, off Robertson 2, off GadNflen 6, LnGrnnpre '2. ed between Hendryx and Burns, send- Detroit 000 100 040 0—5 11 3 the visitors in thft ninth fell on his Batteries—Hamilton, James, Baum- B^oland 5; struck out, by Robertson 2, successor—'Pfeffer—for four ru-ns. Pencil CM 4, Tourl*i4» l. Gadsden, Ala , June 5.— (Special.) — Making Chaoses. ing both runners in ahead of him- "We by Boland 4, sacrifice hit. King; dou- -Score by innings: R. H. E. thought very serioufflly of sending a grardner an« A^new; Dubuc and Stan- Score by Innings: R. H. E. Gadsden won a slow game trdm La- age. Time 2:43. Umpires, Connolly ble plays, Ellam to Mar can to Cov- Chicago 004 000 104—9 12 4 Macon 002 010 iQx—4 n o Grange today & to 2 Williamson was M'CORMICK continues to make taxi after the two Pel outfielders to ington (2), Covington to Ellam to Cov- Augusta 000 001 000—1 5 2J bring them back to playing distance. and Din een. Brooklyn 020 000 021—5 8 4 knocked out of the box in the fifth changes m hig Lookouts. Evidently SECOND GAME. ingrton, Lindsay to Williams to Pauleti Batteries—Vaughn and Archer, Al- Batteries—Martin and Busham, John- and was replaced bv Webton LaGrange the Big Moose intends to stay on the Pels Take Lead. Score by innings: R. H. E. King to Gibson; left on bases, Nash- len. Pfeffer and filler. Time, 2:20. son, Smith and Wallace. Time 1.40 scored two in the eighth on wild throw top of the heap. Pitcher Reisiel has The Pels took the lead in the fiftK. St. Louis 000 00—0 3 3 ville 8, Birmingham 4. Time, 2:01. Umpires. Quigley and Emslie. Umpire, Lauxon and errors. been released. Pitcher Howell signed, With two gone, Hendryx walked, de- Detroit 20010—3 3 0 Umpires, O'Toole and Breltenstein. Score by Innings K H. J^ and Infielder Baiselle and Pitcher spite the fact that Williams 'broke two Batteries—James and Crossin, Main CardM 8, Glanta 3. Gadsden Oil 031 OOx—6 10 -T Quarders added to the squad recently. Culls «, Itabien O. strikes over the corner of the plate and McKee. Time 1:02. Umpires, Di- Mobil e-Chattanooi •Itnln. New York, June o -;-St. Louia batted Score by innings R H E LaGrange .. . . 000 000 Cincinnati. Evers' hits were directly the only agency which could deal u ith McConnell 60 .3-18 responsible for three of the home the problem in a broad, national way. Jennings ...... 173 41 51 .312 team's runs. Manuel F. JBehar, of the Nation.il Long: ...... 43 159 23 49 .303 Southern LeoKti*. South Atlantic League. Score by innings: R. H. E. Liberal Immigration league, of New Kircher .. .. 39 145 28 44 ,.,303 CLUBS. W. L. P C. CLUBS. W. L. P.C. Welchonce .. .. 41 IS1 19 44 291 Chattan'a ..30 18 .624 Savannah.. 35 17 .673 Cincinnati 000 101 000—2 6 3 Tork city, urged the publication of a PIEL BROS. Boston. 100 101 22x—7 9 0 daily federal labor bulletin showing la- Eibel ...... 60 173 J9 48 .277 N. 0 2922.569 Chorles'n.. 34 18 .654 Dent ...... 13 37 5 10 .270 Batteries—Ames and Clark; Perdue bor conditions and conditions of un- r ATLANTA. 25 22 .532 Jackson'e.. 31 21.596 1 Falanagran.. . .. 47 152 2 i 39 .237 Mobile 26 23 .531 Columbia, . 2B 24 .538 and Gowdy. Time. 1:55. Umpires, emplovment In the various parts of the Holland .. . .241 Blrming'm .25 24 .510 Macon ..... 22 21 .415 Klem and Hart. country. .19* Nashville.. 25 26 .490 Albany ---- 2______1 30.41_2 Dr. Joseph May per, of the North pprryman ,, , ,lfi«J Memphis. . .19 30 .388 A'igusta. . . 20 33 .377 {American League for Immigrants, said Browning .. . .129 GOLDEN DORTMUNOER Montgom'y. 19 33 .365 C lurabus.. 17 34 .333 1 foreign immigrants formed but a small Dot-cher . .. TOO portion of the unemployed. Wlllfama .. . .000 American League. . National . FEDERAL LEAGUE CLUBS. W. L. P.C. CLUBS. W. L. P.C. Philadelp'a, 25 15 .625 New York. 23 14 .822 Is the beer for the man for whom the best ishlng'n. 26 16 .619 Cincinnati. 26 18.591 Distinctively Individual Detroit 26 3 9 578 Pittsburg., 21 IS .538 Buffalo 0, Brooklyn 2. St. Louia.. 22 20 .524 Chicago.... 2222.500 Score by innings: R. H. E. • i Boston 19 22 .463 St Louis. . 22 24 .478 Buffalo .... 101 200 200—6 10 2 Chicago. 19 25 .432 Brooklyn... IS 20 .474 Brooklyn .... 100 000 010—2 4 4 is none too good—always the choice of the ex- New York. 17 23 .425 Philadelp'a 18 20 .474 Batteries: Knapp and Blair; Seaton. Cleveland.. 14 28 .333 Boston ---- 12 26 .316 Peters and Land. perienced traveler who knows what's what. Federal . <5a.-A1a. I,eajnie. Baltimore 14* Plttsbars 3. CLUBS. W. £,. P.C. CLUBS. W. L. P.C. Score by Innings: R. H. E. Baltimore. 22 15 .595 Baltimore .... 033 040 121—14 18 1 Chicago. .. 22 18 .550 Gadaden... 16 12.571 Pittaburg . . . 100 000 020— 3 12 S Brooklyn.. 17 16 .&15 Opetika 17 13 .567 Batteries: Suggs and Jacklitsch; St Louis. . 21 22 .488 New nan.. .17 13 .567 Barger. Leclair and Berry. Buffalo 17 18.486 Selma 14 15 .483 ATI MA Pure — Rich — Appetizing Indianapo's 18 20 .459 Rome..... 13 15 .464 St. Loulu 2, Kansas City 1. Pittsburg.. 17 20 .459 Talladega.. 1216.42 Score by Innings: R. H. E. Kan. City. 17 24 .442 Annfston.. 12 IS .400 St. Louis. . . . 000 000 010 1—2 4 0 TURKISH BLEND Kansas City. . 000 001 000 0—1 7 2 Aak foe the favorite Plel brew throughout the south. Georgia State League. Batteries: Groom and Simon; Cullop CIGARETTES CLUBS. W. L. P C. i CLUBS. W. L. P.C. and Easterly. Thomaav'e. 25 19 569 Valdosta. . 24 20 .545 Cordele. . . 23 19 .5481 Americus. . 19 21 .450 Chicago 5, Indianapolfe 4. Waycross.. 24 20 .545 Brunswick. 15 29 .341 Score by innings: R. H. E. Distinctively fitting, Chicag-o , , . . 010 004 000—5 14 1 PIEL'S GOLDEN DORTMUNDER Indianapolis. . . 000 000 103—4 12 2 B^tteres: "Watson and Wilson; Pal- for all occasions TODAY'S GAMES kenbere ^and Rariden. Always Bottled at the Brewery ' Southern .League. New Or. Jn Atlanta. Mobile In Chattanooga. Sold by AH First-Class Dealers BIrmlns'm In NaahviH'e. Montg'y In Mem's. OTHER RESULTS South Atlantic Leam«. M Six Thousand Sovereigns Charlest'n In Albany. Savanna'h In Colum'a. Vlrclnla Leaicpc. Columb'a In Jackaon'e. Augusta la Macon. Ports'th 6, Rlchni'd 2; Norf'k 6. Roan'ke 3. N. News 2, Peterb's 1. N- News 4, Pectb'c 0. Deposited for Johnson American League. "Vew Yorlc In Chicagro. Wash* ton tn St. Louis North Carolina Leagrue. If He Boxes Langford phlla'phia in Detroit. Boston in Cleveland. ABhev'le 3, Durh'm2; Greensb'o 4, Rale'eh. 3. Charlotte 2, "Winston-Salem 2. National X*earue. Cincln'tl In Bostor. Chicago In Brooklyn American Association. \ London, June 5.—Six thousand sov- St. Louis In New York. Fltta'rj* in PhH'phla. Loulsv'le 6. Col's 2; Cleve'd 6, Indlapap's 4. tereigns, the largest sum of gold ever Others postponed. deposited to insure a glove fight, we're Federal . St. Louis in Kan. City. Chicago In Ind'J International J.eajme. posted in the offices of The Sportsman Baltimore in Pittsburs. Buffalo In Brook' n. Tor'o 10, Mont'l 8; Baltim'e 7, Providences. ' this afternoon for the approaching New'k 6, Jer' City 5; Buffalo-Rochester rain, match between "Jack" Johnson an d Georfdu-Alabama League. ( Selma In Rome. Anniston in Newnan. Texas Leu true. "Sam" Langford. The money repre- LaGranse in Gadaden. Talladega in OpeMka. Ft. Worth 6. Waco 4. Beau't 11. San Ant'o 10 sents Johnson's share, whether he wins, DallcLS 9, Austin 2. Houst'n 7, Galv'ton 0. loses or draws. The figfht probably Georgia State League. Thorn Vc In Brunsw'k. TVayc's in Appalachian Xrajnir. will take place in London in Septera-ber 20 Americus In Valdoata. Uorris'n 3, Knox'le 2. Har'an 6, Mid'oro 4. or October.

EWSPAPERf THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATUBDAY, JUNE 6, 1914. JPage Nine.

TO AWARD GYM "E'S" Date for Moyer Trial. Houghton Mich June o—The trial We arc prepared to set AT EMORY^ TONIGHT of, Charles H Mojer and other lead1- monuments, boilers, smoke- FOUR LIVES ENDANGERED iSLEDTH TRAILED RAPP ers of the tV esterrt Federation of SPORTS Miners on charges growing: out of the stacks, etc. Emoi y College Cutord Qa . Juno 5 recent coppei miners strike will begin —(Special )—Eight ITs for excellence Julj 6 The date was selected todav Morrow Transfer & CONTINUED in gymnasium -will be aJ"J°*in?ea,£:X after O N Hilton attorne% for the the winner ot the Oliver Quimby Mel- BY CRASH OF MACHINES TO WOMAN'S APAR1ENT union men had assured Anthony Lu Storage Company ton athletic medal will he made cas prosecuting attorne'v, that his known at the special symnasium exer- REED 26 West Alabama St. clients would be read> ROME BOY GOLFER cises to be held Saturday night June 6. in the Williams gjmnasium Automobiles Are Damaged To Expedite Trial. So Mme. SENDS CHALLENGE The special rymnaaium work will But Occupants of Cars Schumann-Heink Can Fill Neuralgia Surrenders be a feature of the second nightof Legislative Policy of Dem- To v K Tablets onim Boe m < n t GI ORGIA—Fulton County the Emory college <= ? . , j . 'f?ftS Escape Unhurt. Contract Abroad. To the buperior Court ot Said County The TO PERRY ADAIR will be participated in b v I£11 y fifty ocratic Party Is Defended petition of C r ^riebt of tho Slate ot Emory students Drills and other fea- A NOTRE DAME UOY'S APPEAL Perm jUanla and H N R VNDOLPH tures of gymnasium work will com- 1,. all Kno\% Ine sufferera of rheumatism HLC.IJES SPALDIVO and HI RON Ti\ Home. Ga. June 5—(Special )—Plana pose the program of the exening and Critics Denounced by The lives of two women and two men Chicago June 5—E'ctra seats for the whether muscular or of the joints sciatica, ear were endtngeied m an automobile ac- bObTHA\ DLL, of the Slate ot Georgia, are being made to invite Perr> Adair, This will be the first fy tjat the Schumann-Heink-Rapp divorce case lumoago backache pains in the ktdne>3 or Atlanta a jouthful s~olf -expert, who students will award E s °r ««llence Senator from Missouri. cident last night about 10 20 o clock were placed in Judge Sulli\ans court- neuralgia pains to write to her for a home 1 That thev for them^eHes their associ- in gymnasium. The committee to se- when two automobiles collided at the room todaj *• All forenoon the specta- treatment which nas repeatedlj cured all of aies autccssori and i^sig'iis tit "ires to be- matfe such a good showing In the lect the eight gymnasts are Director Uxe^e tortures She feels It her duty to send come incorporated Tor the full lerm of Southern Golf association at Memphis, J G Stipe, Brooks Kitchens and C J corner of South Pryor and Mitchell tors more than half of them women It to all sufferers J- REi, \ou cure jourbelf tu enty (-0) j ears \\ 1th the pri% Ilege of to Rome within the next few weeks TV ashmgto-n June 6 —A defense of streets waited while \ the court and counsel at home as thousands w 111 testifi—no renewal at the e>.piratlon of thut lime under StThneE Melton medal will be awarded the legislative policy of the demo Miss Minnie Horton and Miss Mamie were in secret conference change of climate being necessary This the name and t>le of. STANDARD F\- It the invitation is accepted, the At- Blmple disco\ cry bani^hefa uric acid from the 1UT1 S COMPAN\ lantan win »*3 matched against Simp- for the second time as last year it cratic party since It assumed control Horton of 269 Washington street were Mme Schurnann-Hemk is under con- blood loosens the stiffe-aed Joints, purifies - That Hie purpose of thur incorpora son Dean of the Coosa Country club, was presented Asa Porter of El Paso, of the national administration and a riding in- a Ford -cai with G I. Melton tract to ap-pear at the Wagnerian fes- the blood and brightens the eyes Riving tion is pecuniary u^-ln and profit to the Texai It is supposed to be given the of 76 English avenue This cai was elasticity and tone to the x\ hole nyatem It stockholder of Rome best all-round athlete in college with bitter denunciation of calamity howl tival at Be> reuth German>, June 15 the above Interests >ou for proof address Young Dean is 17 years of age Just ers and those who speak of business speeding due north when it crashed and the conference is said to have con^ 5 .Tho particular business tvhlch said cor two yens oldei than Periy Adair He his scholarship taken into considera- Mrs M Summers Box R. "Notre Dame Ind pora,Uon % ill carry on H lo mine reduce depression and laj it at democracy s into a Studebaker driven bj Jewell cewied propositions to hasten the pro- (adv > buy and sell pj rites ffald sulphur copper ia the holder of the championship of tion 1 door marked a speech in the senate to Lewis, of 36 Floral avenue coming ceedings The singer sa> s she must ir n mans«*-iie->e silver u biMio * mica and the local club and qualified In the outh other orct, To conduct and oper tit m irblo championship flight of the Memphis dav by Senator Reed of Missouri sail not later than next Tuesdav quarries and deal in n arblc to erect jper tournament with a score of 80 while SHAMROCK IV. PLEASES The democratic party seems to be Considerable damage \vas done to the The deposition of vV ill lam Naples a ulc and c irrv on plants for tho reduelUn his > oung Atlanta rival showed S3 in this situation at the present time two machines but e\ ei > one escaped detective was read Naples said he MONEY TO LOAN and handing of anj t-uch oica and marb a Dean was lefeated in the first round SIR THOMAS LIPTON watched Eapp during the month of ' ON , for the markei with anj and all machin said Senator Reed If it passes a bill ithout injurj although the women February 1913 and that he saw him bl George ** otan the Texas cbjam- were considerably frightened bv the ery houses mills and otln_r buildings use- pion Young Dean has been playing restoring confidence to the financial sjit late at niffht enter the apartment of Diamonds and Automobiles ful in mining operations to build and op- London, June 6 —In response to an collision Mrs Catherine Dean, of New York The erate all net.*- -«ary siruelures d«unt> water- golf since he was 14 ^.ears of age and invitation for his opinion of the Sham- uatlon and the stock maiket responds pla.ys a steady and brilliant game the gentlemen on the other side of Call Officers E.\ans and Palmer w-ent deposition said that Mark Hariison in ways roada and tram roads elc<-trlc ateam rock IV on her showing m Thurs- actor was a frequent visitoi of Mrs HARRY MAY and naierpo »er plantt. Al o ID operate day s sail-stretching trip Sir Thomas the aisle rise up and roll their eyes and :o the scene of the accident to investl Stores and commissar its in o >nnei-uon ulth ?ate and to see if the speed laws were Dean s Lipton said tonigrht froth at the mouth in a fine frenzy Jonn Berger jan'tor of one of the 251/S Whitehall.Stretl- Ihetr operations and to buy and fcLLleood ^ 'The Shamrock IV came up to my and declare it has surrendered itself to ng "violated As neither driver buildings where Mrs Dean had an \\ j.res and merchandise therein and all tools DAVE FULTZ WILL fullest expectations during her trial wanted a cas>e tlhe investigation was appliances and supplies u elul or net-dtd yesterday She will do still better and the great financial interests But if a apartment deposed that Rapp had been In the conduct of mlnlnE operations trust or other comb nation sets up a discontinued among- her visitors Mis Dean moved 4 i etittont,rs oak pow er to acquire d« VISIT ATLANTA I have every confidence in her ulti- \elop and 01 orate wattrpo \erja and riparian mate success The four leaves will do nail we are immediately denounced as out after three months exrT laming that she could not pay *ne re~i riglna to us« and employ the power ten FOR FRATERNITY the trick enemies of all legitimate business MARSHAL DAVIS AFTER At the noon adjour irieut it \\as crated either in its o\\ n mil HE opcraiiona The senator began with an attack learned that counsel had agreed to ex KINKY HAIR or foi sale to l hi, public inUud i t, tow n^ on the General Motors company and pedite the case as much as possible and muiiiclpalHi'.s and coui U«.s to build equip Farrell's Decisions. MORE PA Y FOR DEPUTIES Don t be fooled bj Ubins fake prepare operate and m Untai i clcur c pu er and Da~ve Fultz, president of the Players one of its subsidiaries whosft president that a verdict might be expected *iv tlona which claim to atrittl ten kinky hair libhttnt,, plai tt, btneruted cith r b> w ater Auburn N Y June 5—Ihe national recently criticised congress in a letter Saturday night Kinky hair cannot be made -^tr Lij,Ut xo« uu v-_r or stcj. u \ ith trar m > ion in and fraternity will be in Atlanta today Washington June 5 — Special ) — A deposition signed b> Eugene J to interest the New Orleans and At- board of baseball arbitration today appearing in the Congressional Record are just fooling yourself by using it ^ on jii,ciulre the net,t '-ary pi 01 t_rty tlieiclur and handed down the following decisions In this letter congress was charged Joseph, b Da~v i^ United States marshal Rossi another pri\ ate detectiv e who have to nav». hair before jou can straighten with tht rltnt to exer i-,o tie jo%«r of emi lanta p3a\ ers in joining- the fraternity Claims allowed Ames against Aus- for- the southern district of Georgia watched Rapj> in New York was read it Jvow this k,xelento Quinine Pomade nt nt domaii to acguiib propt riy for any of with being responsible for business de- at the afternoon session Rossi lilce la a hair proper which tec 1 the scalp and bald purp iefe und to ,-(-11 clecttic- onttfcj He is tr>ing to get all the players in tin Texas Player Hodges against pression Senator Reed declared the vas in Washington todaj He announc lor all purposes und to ttc mire tuj prop the Southern league to join He got Player Dodge Motors company was a criminal trust* id that lie came to secure increase in Maples told of following Rapp and roots of the hair and make'' hair gro\\ Mprs Dean about the neighborhood of and you soon can see the results bj usmp erty rea.1 or personal ind lo do all tmnD3 the Memphis and Montgomery placers Claims disallowed Schwemfusa and an unlawtul combination pay lor his deputies in the legislative and liiive all aut-h riblitt is art. txpedltnt against \ugusta Ga McDonald against Mrs Deans apartment it se\ eral times it cleitns d^mdruff and into the ftaternlt} Thursda> I am publicly calling the attention bill which is now before the senate Mr He said he heaid Mrs Dean sa> to stops falling hair at once It leaves harsh to carry out "ind ren ter effec,t.j\ 01 bcne Hugo, Oklu , Beasley agramst Annls- of the attorney generai of the United Davis had lunch today with faenatoi Rapp as they were passing a butcher stubborn nappy hair soft and ^llky Uciai tht, povcrt. prayed lor i UIIH peiitlon States to this compan>, the senator Hoke Smith who has promised to aid Price 25 cents at all drug &torp« in At 6 Tlicy desire tor suid cui Duration power Serviccs of players awarded Mears said, and asking him to investigate shop Wait a minute deai while I lanta Mailed on receipt of stamps or com to borrow money and to t »- 10tea bonus BROAD JUMP RULE him in his desires get some meat On another occasion 01 other evidences ot debt il rtfor and to to Fort "Worthy and take the necessary steps for its The repoits that Senator West would Rossi said he followed Rapp to a gio Agents wanted even u here \\ rite for aecure tho a i.m« it thej deslrw by uueh dissolution said the senator He pro- ronaent to Robei t L Berner being eery where Rapp bought eatables ^.nd Particulars todiij inoi itate^ deeds of trust or other aeuuri duced financial statements showing the lamed district attoi ne> for the south carried several packages to Mrs. Deans liea co% erins tne w iiuit, or a. part of ilia Americans' Contention of No Gibson Dead. company had net earnings of sev«y-al srn district if D A R Cium was as- apartment Exelento Medicine Company corporate proper^ and Irai cliiaea aa It ma/ million dollars each year for several Atlanta C,a St Louis June 5 —Wiley Gibson lured of being named his assistant Miss Eva Fruhlln a stenographei deem ad\ isabU Dig-out Rejected. jears past, and commented on the fac.t ire -without loundation said in a deposition that each week b Ihe prli cipal office aid place of busi who bore a somewhat wide reputation that with such a showing any man ness of said uri oration 1 to be in Futon as a motorcyclist died early today of Senator West has made no such end she had seen Rap-p lea^e his of- should criticise congress for the lack. agreement ho is considering a foui th fice with a suit case nt;, the Ijyons France June 5 —A decision of a bullet wound inflicted accidentally of business ight to have, bra: <- i otric s and pkcea ut considerable importance to American during a scuffle at his home here last name if the department turns down all business at ai y utner poi its 11 or out of Senator Reed quoted stock market hia nominees live state of ueoibia Ine edpit il styek ot athletes was reported today by the In- night Quotations to show that business is in- Asked about the retention of Alex AMUSEMENTS ternational Amateur Athletic Pedera creasing and that stocks are higher SAYS HUSBAND ADVISED bild eorporntloii lo be paid i i Is to be thw tion committee 011 rules, regulations andei W \kerman as district attorne-v bum of fivw thousand l$j DUO) dollars ui and records By five votes to one the and sales greater than a sear ago for the southern district ot Georgia HER TO COMMITT SUICIDE vtdvU Into shir s ot one hundred tSlOvj committeemen rejected the American Senators Smith and Tow rtsend of *.oda> Senator Hoke Smith said dollar taeh but they pr ij 101 tho rit,nc Michigan republicans answered Sena Under the agreement "between Senator FORSYTH OMLYMAT AT2>30 in said corporation to u ert.^ e Its capital contention th-it there should be no tor Re-ed Senator Tow nsend took is rwno I I n EVENINGS AT 830 etyek truiu time to time bj a t lajority vole digout at the take off In the broad QUERIES ANSWERED Bacon and m> self he had so far aa Hartford Conn Tune o —Mrs Eliza of the stockholders to L AUDI not e \t-eedlnj, jump sue with the Mibsoun senator on the our authority went direction of the fbeth E Holman who is suing her hus VAUDEVILLE DEBUT five hundred thousand l$.*uo UOOJ dollais A few other differences of opinion question of the need for further legis- selettion of a district attorney for the band Professor Cranston Brenton and IC1-D u ith the i ifo ht to i-^sue aoy pai t iht.ri.or occurred at the meeting but the com- (Under tbl» head the sporting editor T\U1 lation by congress southern district Drs O C famith and Paul Waterman for LITTLE EMMA BUNTING & GO. AIK Us preferreu stock upon the tcr is and eon This country is suffering' from too Ralph L,ynn, In "The Purple mittee ended its work on rules by pass- endeavor to answer all Questions pertaining I am thoroughly In favor of the $50 000 alleged damages today testi KEt-PS ditions of preltience stated li the resoiu ing all the athletic rules sugg-ested by to all branches of sports ) much ill digested and speculative leg immediate removal of Akei man and hed that when Brenton had shown tier Ludj ," Claire Rochester tion creating sueh Issue hucli resol ition James Jb* Sullivan president of the islation, said b-enator Townsend the appointment of a democrat I have lo\ e letters to Mr Holman and had Claudius and Scarlet, K*-nny FOKbYTH may be passed by a vote of M. majority oE DIclc Jeinlson sporting editor The Con threatened to sue Holman for allena Jsobodr and Plate the Tor COOI- l«e stock wui&t ii dJJjg committee with a few alterations advocated his removal and appointment leys und Pictures 7 ihcy desire pouer to clt ct such board stitution * Can a player «ho has been of a democrat all along and T think tion of affections she said to Brenton of directors not less than thrte in n an given hia 'unconditional release by the Na the department of justice ought to have you will force me to commit sui- ber as the fctockhololcrs may by la \ irom tlonal league play in the Federal league put a democrat in the office moie than cide and Brenton answered FEDS STILL FIGHTING and later re enter the ranks of organized time to time constitute md elett or ap baJl without having to be reinstated by the tweK e months ago Perhaps that would be the best way point auch olflc-ers lud amenta a» It. bhd I Senator Smith added he hid recom- out of It ' desire io adopt by la is at d utter u d FOR BILL KILLIFER national commission? W P B name a* pleasure und to possess and enjuy I don t think so mended no one for the office although he had approved D A R Cmm of Atlanta Grocer Rot blnmel^ In trou- All This Week TJ-«S P«, all powers common Lo corporation* of ihis ble because he could not satiafv the character or promotive or its object^ Cincinnati June 5—A further plea in Cordele Robert L Berner of Macon LUCILLE ta VERNE CO. 8 They ask tor power to wind up saltl behalf of the "cleanliness of the hands' A Pratt Adams of Sa\ annah and ladies until he furnished them Dolly corporation at any time before the e\plr of the owners of the Chicago Federal BY J. WALTER LECRAW others Varden Flour White as the Driven Will Present 4 Great Plays tion of said charter whenever by a \0ic of league club is made in a second brief Snow —(ad~v ) two thirds of the capital stoek outstun ltiib filed in the tmited States court of ap- •The Man in the Streets" It shall be so determined alao bj t like peals here today on the appeal of the "The Dragon's Claws'1 vote to accept and adopt any uuiendnic t injunction proceedings brought by the Hewitt W. Chalmers Takes PROTECT NIGHT HAWK, to &aid charter fundamental or uihei w ITK Chicago Federal league club in the case aff*r Smith release Holland or Kircher*' "Literature" and "Diagnosis" \\htch may be desired 1 St. Louis Federals 2 Flttsbure Na Second Place in Atlanta ENEMY OF BOLL WEEVIL Change of Schedule 9 Petitl >ners pray that Ihis petition be of Catcher William H Killifer In tne The claim that the appelants do not tionals 3 hotel business at Etna filed reeoi-ded and publl htd tice d. week Pa t. Newark 5 Holland Law School Contest. for f< ur weeks as provided by la v and come into equity with clean hands Washington June 5 —Strict game Georgia Railroad that thereafter" it be granted and they bu Ba,>3 the brief 'comes with poor grace Laws in southern states for protection ii cornorated aa prayed, from the appellees who attempted to of the night hawk 01 bullbat whose Effective Sunday June 7th 1914 o ro-iM A.\S P XING &. SPALETVG take advantage of the unfair reserve In the annual debating contest foi presence in cotton sections is declared No 6 LeiiAe Atl inta 1- 2o p m. H N RAIS.DOI i H. clause and to assert a right to deniand I the Hamilton Douglas medal by Btu to be of inestimable value as a check Instead of 12 lo p nl BE LUXK Petitioners V orneys Killifer s services at such a time as 1 dents of the Atlanta. Law school "which No 14 Leave Atlanta 6 10 p m 4 Shows Daily. 2, J .10, T 3O & 9 Filed In office this tho Ijth d ly or \Iny thev might choose to open negotiations FORMER SOUTHERN to boll w eevil was recommended, in a Instead of 6 15 p no. 1914 ARNOLD BKOi L,L.b Clerk • took place last night in the school au- special bulletin issued today by the de- (Daily except Sunday) Afternoona lOc, hve lOc and 15c. faTATD OF Ufc.ORL.lA CObNIl O* 1-UL, with him ' GOI*F CHAMPIONS J ditorium J Walter L-eCraw was award- partment of- agriculture The night No IS Lea^e Atlanta , 5 00 p m. The assertion is also made that the For the interest of Atlanta golf ed the medal and Hewitt W Chambers I ARNOLD BROYLES clerk of th Philadelphia club has no moral right won second pla-ce hawk together -nith several sorts of (Sunday only) THE PEb-R OP ALL, MOTION e su bugs. The Constitution herewith swallows savs the bulletin feed on the No 1 Arrive Atlanta ... 1 00 p m PICTURES nerior court of b ulton county G or^ij. dj to Killifei s services because the com The subject for debate was Resolv- wee\ll while on the ^vinsr while wrens Instead of 1 ao p m hereby eer^fy that the foregoir 4, is a true has hela that a valid contract was presents the list of former cham ed That the United States should as and martins rentier \aluable service to No 7 Arri\e Atlanta .. 8 IB p m und correet copy Qt the u.pj lieation lur made between the player and the Chi- pions of the Southern Golf associa- sume conti ol and take the position of Instead of 8 30 p m "A MILLION BID" charter in the matter of the &tandaj 1 cago Federals protector over Mexico Both of the the farmer by picking- tihe insects from No 13 Arrive Atlant t ... 7 35 a. m I^V 5 WONDERFUL, PARTS pv rites Company aa tho same appears of tion speakers took the negative side, which refuse in the cotton fields and from the (Daily except Sunday) file in this office, growing plants Direct from run of 35O consecu- ~W ltncs.3 my official signature and t he 1902—A Schwartz New Orleans won -the decision No lo Arrive Atlanta .... 9 30 a m tive performances in Xew ~l c The participants were Affirmative The department declares the night CSunday only) sell of said court this the l^th claj (f May HARRY LORD N^VER 1903—A "W Gaines Chattanooga Franklin S Chalmers Andrew W lawk s value to sportsmen and as food No other changes 1914 AR.NTOL.D BRU1 LL,^ 1904—A. Manson, Darien, Ga. Eaumstark and Earnest N Smith neg s inffnitessimal compared to the ben J P BILLUPS Clerk Superior Court, Fulton Count* ocor- TO RETURN TO SOX ative Hewitt W Chalmers J Walter eftt it renders cotton growers * General Passenger Agent 1905—A Manaon, Darien, Ga LeCraw and Samuel A Lokey The Chicago June 5 —Harry Lord fonrner 1906—Leigh Carroll New Orleans judges were W D Ellis Harry A captain of the Chicago \merican league 1907—N Whitne>, New Orleans Ethridge and Frank A Doughman baseball team who deserted hia club 1908—N "Whitney New Orleans umpire Basil Stockbndge suddenly during its recent eastern trip, The winner of this medal- last year asserted here today that he never 1909—J P Edrington, Memphis. was Leonard J Grossman would return to the team Lord was 1910—P G Byrd, Atlanta. refused his unconditional release by 1911—W P Stewart, New Orleans Charjes A Oomiskej owner of the Chi- COLONEL ROOSEVELT cago club He said 4hat he wanted his 1912—W P Stewart, New Orleans fi eedom because he ^as about to pur- 1913—N Whitney, New Orleans REACHES CHERBOURG c-hase an interest in a minor league club 1 Cherbourg France June o —Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived here to nig^ht on board the steamer Olympic on his way to &pam to attend the wed ding1 of his son Jvermit Roosevelt to Miss Belle "W> att \\ illard Colonel Roosevelt was officially welcomed on behalf of the French government The private car of President Pom care was sent to Cherbourg" for the use King's Sporting Goods of the former American executive and M Nictoux, assistant prefect of Cher- bourg- was delegated to \velcome him Colonel Roosevelt declared that the sea vovage had gieatly benefited him and that he never felt bettei in his life He looked a picture o£ health and was In fine spirits He said he had gained in -weight TENNIS since he left the United States and hoped that after his European ti ip he would be entirely recovered from the illness contracted in the jungles of lc Cash South America- Colonel Roosevelt declined to com- ment on criticisms published eoncei n- ing' his reported discoveries in South Certificate in Racket Coders, America He had nothing to say re- 10 for garding the political situation in the 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25 United States He expressed pleasure at the courtesies shown him by Presi Every Package Championship Balls . 35c dent Poincare and said he expected to Tennis Rackets $1 to $8 pay his respects to the president to This certificate is given merely ax a tem- Deuce Balls 25c morrow He said he would be oblig-ed to refuse a number of invitations in porary offer; yougetmorethanyournickel's Tennis Nets . . $1 to $8 Tennis Shoes . . $1 to $2 Paris but that he would attend the luncheon of M Hanotaux to-morrow, worth in Reyno Cigarettes themselves. an-d also expected to meet August* Rodin Colonel Roosevelt will leave Sunday for Madrid He left here at midnight for Paris, where he has made arrang-e- ments to &t&p at a hotel until his de- You Come Out on Top no Matter How BASEBALL parture for Spain This Offer Turns Out Official L e a g ti e Shoes $2.50, $3.50 FORREST ROBERTS WINS W Balls, $1.25. and $5.00. THE FRESHMAN MEDAL When you buy a box of 10 Reyno_Cigarettes remember that the nickel Other Baseballs, Sliding Pads, $1.50. O-Xfor^ Ga Jun« 5 —(Special )— Forrest Roberts of Atlanta was to you pay doesn't close the deal until you put your O.K. on them. Stockings, 50e to $1. night awarded the freshman medaJ for lOc to $1.00. debate and Edward V "Walker, of Score Books, 25c, Sparta who won the freshman medal You can't possibly lose. Reyno Cigarettes will not cost you anything Bats, lOc to $1.50. last jear, won the sophomore medal 50c and $1. Rev L C Branacomb of Blrmlng1 unless you're satisfied that they are made Protectors, $1 ham will deliver the sermon next Sun- day morning- and Rev Elam S Demp to $10. Umpire Indicators, sey of Ml Hedge ville, will deliver the the finest tobacco grown in America, ms"ht sermon Suits, complete 50e. The trustees will meet Monday with belt, cap and Scoring Tablets, stockings, $2, $3 25c. MRS. BARRON INJURED and $5. Bat Bags, $1 to BY AN UNKNOWN PERSON Bases, $3.50. Mrs, H Barron, commission ag-ent $3.50. for H C Fischer dealer in watches at 94 1 2 Whitehall stieet was attack ed last night about 7 o clock while" on her rounds near Decatur Ga by an unknown person who struck, her on" the head from behind " Mrs Barron s screams brought sev eral negroes to her assistance and the* GOLF party fled before she could ascertain I whether he was a white man or a ne- , gro The purpose of the attack it is j believed was to secure the valuable Ask about our stock of Findlay Golf Clubs—all i jewelry and watches that Mrs Barron personally selected by the great golfer, Alex Find- carried with her in a satchel lav. Full line of Golf Accessories. WO DECISION REACHED ON THE JUNE BUDGET are the finest domestic cigarettes sold for aging and blending of tobacco is your The financial committee of general a nickel. We started selecting the tobacco assurance of Reyno mildness and excel- council Friday found itself in the maze of a financial wilderness and very carefully away, away back, and our lent flavor. , We use only genuine im- as there are not sufficient funds to meet the major needs on the June 39 years of successful effort in the ported French paper in making Reynos. budget it was decided to ask council at its meeting on Monday for more King Hardware Go, time for the purpose flff going over the pruning of the budget again with x hopes of meeting some satisfactory R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N.C. Agents for Fairbanks Scales solution of the problem

Every now and then Father w ill vent 53 Peachtree • 87 Whitehall his mean disposition on the children and then sneak out ot it by talkinfi about Dis- cipline. Page Ten. THE CONSTITUTIONs , . ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914.

ture be known aa the Georgia State J Tuesday nl«ht there tvere only four ELIAS HAIMAN IS DEAD Atlantans of the sudden death of Ellas Dental association, and that St should loaves of bread for twenty-three girls Kalman, who was for many vears a ALLEN'S and five cans of salmon and ice water. resident of this city, and prominent in accept the Invitation to become a com- There was toast for three teachers, OLD DENTAL OFRCERS petent part of the national association. SAYS HUNGER CAUSED For Many Years He Was Resi- business circles. Kor the past several FOOT=EASE Imt, she said, she and her four compan- > ears Mr. Haiman had lived in Cle\ e- The Georgia association will be al- ions were forced to eat bread crumbs land, Ohio, where he was prominently The Anlisepticpowdcr shaken into lowed three delegates at the national that had been laid aside for several dent of Atlanta* Identified In business enterprises. the shoes—^rbe standard Rem* convention, which holds next month in days to feed the chickens. edy Jor tile feel for a Quarter Rochester, N. T., and will send the After supper they were so hungry, century, 30,000 testimonials. Sold SERVE ANOTHER YEAR FLIGHT FROM HOME A cablegram received from Berlin The sensation among the Indies of following as representatives : Dr. she said, that they formulated the plot Atlanta has been caused by Dollv Var- MX. everywhere. 25o. Sample FREE. DeDos Hill and Dr. S. W. Foster, of to escape. brings the sad Intelligence to many d< Address, Allen S. Olmsted. Le Rov. N T. Atlanta, and Mr. S. B. Bambo, of The girls made good their escape, D: The Mm who put the E E9 in FtET. Marietta. Pretty Girl Hurt in Escape Dr. E. A. Tigner Reelected but1 Miss Bolton, on account of injur- ATLANTIC CITY. The Georgia association 'indorsed the ing her back; was forced to gro to the President of the Georgia public health bill Introduced t»y Repre- From Martha's home of her mother on East Fair sentative Ellis, from Tift county, now street and later to the hospital. Dental Society. pending before the Georgia legislature, Home. Serving: Two "Weeks' Sentence. Atlantic City. N. J. to create a new health board of fifteen She declared that she would not un- On the ocean front. Always open. physicians, -and recommended tnat at der any conditions return to the Mar- Capacity 1.000. American and European least two of the fifteen, mem-bers of the tha's home, where she had been sent plans. Hot and cold, fresh and sea wa- All the old officers of the Georgia Cora Bolton, a pretty blonde g-irl 18 ter in all baths. running water in board be dental surgeons. *. .years old, of 721 Bast Fair street, to serve a two weeks' sentence in place I>ental society, which fcas been meeting An Impressive eulogy to the of the stockade. guesta' rooms. Broad verandas com- late Dr. George S. Tigner, of Atlanta, lying on a cot in a ward at the Grady The other two girls have made good manding view ot ocean and connecting at the Hotel Ansley, were re-elected hospital suffer ins from a wrenched with the famous Board Walk. Cafe was given by Dr. N. A. Teagu&of Au- their escape, but their names and de- Rudolf Is one of the big attractions. yesterday. gusta. The degree of honorable fel- b^ck, the result of a leap from a s< scriptions of them have been furnished Superb orchestra, afternoon and even- The officers are- Dr. E- A, Tigner, lowship was conferred upon l>r. M. 0- ond story window at the Martha's the Atlanta police, who are searching ing dancing-. home, on- AdamsvlUe road, Atlanta's for the runaway girls. A. S. RUKKYSER, JOE HHXMAX, are easily worked out with a copy of -•president, of Milledgeville; M. D. Huff, Manager. President. first vice president, of Atlanta; A. A. haven for wayward grlrlfl. the Georgia Miss Bolton sobbed a pitiful story to "Michigan in Summer," which fully "Williams, second vice president, of Co- enrolled, on the* "books of the state • a Constitution reporter Friday after- ALUMNI TAKE CHARGE lum-bus; W. M. ZlrMe. treasurer, of noon a,s to wnv she and t^vo girl in- AT COLLEGE TUESDAY describes vacation life at many attrac- Atlanta; M. M. Forbes, secretary, of ^The'fojliowinB clinics were held Fri- znates -were led to escape from the HOTEL DENNIS home. Atlanta. Executive committee, G. M. day afternoon: Atlantic City, N. J. tive resorts, gives rates at hotels, etc. "Different Forms of Attachments In Plate May Pleas a.nd Zurella Pittman were This" year the Emory college authori- Situated directly on tbe ocean front Woodbury. chairman, of Augusta; A. Wortc"—D?. W. E. LambriKbt, Atlanta Ga. her two companions, and the three ties have- given over Tuesday of com- with a view of the Beach nnil Board- Over 200 views from photographs. P. Gordy, of Columbus, and C. M. "Different Steps In Preparation ot Por- girls made their escape from a second walk from- all public lobbies and many Barnwell. Jr., of Atlanta, and H. M. claln Inlays"—Dr. W. tV. Ctiaholm. Ander- story window about 9 o'clock last Tues- mencement entirely to the Emory guest rooms. B day night. alumni. The annual alnumni oration American Plan. Capacity OGO free cop* "*r affltajfinn • C. J} CARLTOft. Tra-^el,nKrtuseni:cr Johnson, journal editor, of Macon. °"N&-Coh«rfve Gold FllllnB Using Wool- Miss Bolton said that the three Alw UTS Open. Aeali. '«* Tlitrd .\ali tal Bant BulldinE. ATLANTA. OA. Dr. Henry W. Morgan, dean of the de- rab'n Foil"—Dr. B. Holly Smith, Baltl- 1 will be delivered at Oxford, Ga, June planned to escape Tuesday night short- 9, by Hon W H. Sheats. '73, state school WALTER J. BCZBY. partment of dentistry- at Vanderbilt ""ImOTwslon Taklne"—Dr. D D. Atkln- ly after supper had been served to university. Nashville, Tenn., delivered them. She stated that two other girls commissioner of Florida, after which i™Th®rUCaXiSan°aMethod ot Boot Canal were in the plot, but that they failed there will be an old-time Georgia bar- an instructive lecture on "Dental Edu- to make their escape. becue served on the campus back of cation and Literature," in which he de- rminir"—Dr. C. N. Huffhee. Atlanta, Ga- OSTEIMD "Indirect Method of MaKing Gold In- She stated that the reason they Seney hall. Entire block of beach front, ocean view from clared that a college course Is not an lays"—Dr. Thomas P. Hlnman, Atlanta, Ga. wanted to get away from the Martha's all roomn; capacity 500. Every appointment education, but a mere beginning. ••Crown' and Bridge -WorK"—Dr. H. H. home was because they were being fed and comfort, fresh and sea water baths, etc.: He declared that he did not believe Johnson. Macon, Ga. on "rules and hot air." excellence In cnlslne and service; orchestra "X-Ray Radiograph Exposed and De- Not Enough to Eat. and social feature a; auto meets trains. Direc- that a student who earns his way veloped Before Eacch £Section" —Dr . Gtlles- tion of owners. J, C. GOSgLER. Manager. through school could get the best out pie Enloe. , Miss Bolton declared that -for supper LOW ROUND TRIP out of it. A few do, he said, 'but they At the night session Dr. T. E Cham- bers of Montezuma, Ga-, delivered an RATES, ATLANTA, GA. are not the Readers. interesting" address on "Artistic Build- Dr. B. Holly Smith, of Baltimore, ing of Art Dentures vs. Laboratory TO HOUSTON, TEXAS, spoke on "The responsibility of mem- "Work" Several prominent Atlanta bers of the dental profession to those dental surgeons will address the dele- who are without opportunity for dental gates this morning; and the convention A Week or Two in tbe —$29.70— treatment." will adjourn tonight (Via A. & W. P., L. & N.. Sou. Pac.) The Georgia State Dental society Rockies This Summer National Convention Travelers' held a business meeting previous to The man who has to part his coat tails Protective Association of America. east and west when he sits down has no Tickets on sale June 6-7, final limit these addresses, and voted unanimous- nulsness laughing at what the women are July 5, 1314. Special Pullman ly that the society should in the fu- wearing. Will give you new life for the rest sleeper will leave Atlanta June 6. of the year. If you've drained your arrive Houston morning of June 8. forces and strained your vitality, For information in detail and Pull- Colorado, nature will take you in hand, man reservations, call on or phone put new corpuscles in your veins, Main 53. stimulate your imagination, clear the E. B MATTHEWS. T. P A. F. i.. NELSON. C. P & T A, cobw ebs from your thoughts, drive Fourth Nat'l Bank Bldg. the lan-gruor from your system and steep you In the magric ozone of the mountain forests. Let me tell you how little the cost will be, what to see and do when >ou get there and all about R-ock Island Cplora Crockett Arsenic Llthln Springs and train service—direct to Colorado. Fin- Baths Elevation. 2.150 leet. Cures est, modern all-steel equipment. nervous prostration, dyspepsia, kidney Through sleepers daily from Atlanta diseases, malaria, rheumatic and skin troubles and female irregularities TKeLAND via Memphis and Kansas City. We maintain a Travel* Bureau at 18 Clears and beautifies the complexion. N. Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga. Our repre- Write for booklet. sentatives are travel exiperts, who will M O THOMAS. MGR., help you plan a wonderful and an Crockett Springs. Va- economical vacation, give you full in- TKe SKY formation about hotels, camps, board- ing1 places and look after every detail of your trip. Write, phone or drop in for our fas- cinating picture-books o-f wonderful Talk with anyone who has Colorado. H. H. Hunt. D. P. A, Rock HOWELL HOUSE i Island Lines. Phone Main 661. X: WESTHAMPTON BEACH, LONG ISUNO. H. Y. x| been to The Land of the Sky jow fares June 1 to September 30. We nro loottlnu for tho tiest class of South- >** crn pat ronuge and offer an Ideal combination :"** of seashore, surroundine county and selected :X You will learn of a surpassing region — clientele—a house accommodating Rhout 125 neither too large nor too small, simple sub- '•'• HOTELS AND RESORTS Etantinl and homelllte Table .md sent re ex- ••'• nothing grander in America. .-( ooUpd by none—nvFn vomibles ex< liisl\e!y— •'.-'. "Moat Modern Hotel In tbe Cain- certllicd milk and rc-il ue "New" GkAND HOTEL nitldclal Ice purfect nanit ition fcsiemlve :*'• mountain peaks about you. Fjsh—bathe—or canoe in CATSJtILrL, MOUNTAINS, Altitude S.500 ft. grounds, mucnlflcent sandy bench aurf and <•' beautiful lakes. Be as active as you please in The Ouenti June '£5. Siew JUiuittKement. still water batJilns Glorious tMrmte through- •:'•: 15 to 20 deereea cooler tb.an J\. Y. City. try club "adjacent—ROIf, tennis, boa-tlng. etc :-': Land of the Sky, you can always keep cool and com- Scenery unequalled. Hay fever and mosqui- TERMS. Room and board, single. -X fortable. Within twenty-four hours' reach of all who imiinmniiinniiniiiinininiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniRniii toes unknown. Perfect uanltary and hygien- $25 and up, double, $42 and up. '<•: conditions. Culalne and service the weekly; children, axoepting crying '••'-; live in the East, South or Middle West over the rails of ndard of excellence. Superior grille and Infants, depend I no upon ago and X- rathskeller Reasonable prices. Magnificent aecommodations. *X SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Bull Room; perfect dancing floor. Sympho- Cottages In connection with the hotel or -1C ny orcheatra , dancing afternoon and eve- for Independent hoiisekeeDlns as may bo de- X" nine l l^dy and gentleman ins true to ra Free sired, at $600 to $1.800 for season of four X- Fast trains with every modern Pullman convenience daily tea. aanaanta; prizes awarded. Golf. tnonlbs or longer. ;I;I SOUTHERN :ennls. billiard pool, bowline tournamenta Correspondence sol Id ted -X" to Asheville, Tryon. Black Mountain, Hendersonville, Special rates for Camilla*. Transients $i a day and up. _ U. J. HOWBI,L. Proprietor. Brevard, Lake Toxaway, Saluda, Waynesville, Flat HARRISON" S. DOWNS, Prop. Rock, Hot Springs, N. C., and other mountain At Hotel Ansonla. Broadway ft 73d St.. N. T. Summer colonies. RAILWAPremier Carrier of the SouthY Stop at finely equipped hotels, or pitch a tent in the Make Your Dollar Produce More in mountain forests and camp by lake and stream if you like. Low Summer Fares Long1 Limits Let our finely illustrated literature help-you Liberal Stopovers a New York City Hotel plan your vacation. Sent upon application to Southern Railway territory aboundi in good investment opportunities R. L. B WLOR, Division Passenger Agent along lines of fruit-culture, farming A pleasant room v/ith private bath, and manufacturing. PER DAY facing large open court. 1 Peachlree St., Atlanta, Ga. $2.50 (Not one room, but one hundred of them.) An excellent room with private bath, facing Street, Southern ex- HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS $3.00 PER DAYposure. (Not one room, but eighty-seven of them.) Also attractive Room without Bath for $1.50 per day. The Your first Restaurant prices are most moderate. Location hour in Colorado will One minute from 5 of the largest department stores Five minutes' walk from 19 principal theatres. set you squarely on your feet. Colo- Within a block of the Fifth Ave. shopping dis- trict. rado has the punch—in scenery and Every line of transportation passes the door. Fifth Avenue Bus lines and principal surface air and pleasures. It gets you away lines. The Hudson Tubes across the street. Elevated Railroad Station across the street. from your workaday self and makes Subway Station three minutes away. Grand Central Station within seven minutes. your tomorrows' the last things to be Pennsylvania Railroad Station just one block away. thought of. Spend your vacation For convenience one could ask no more. < there. The Hotel EVERYTHING NEW AND MODERN. 600 ROOMS A FIVE MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL. 400 BATHS EQUIPPED TO SATISFY THE MOST Frisco Li EXACTING TASTE. thru sleepers to Colorado All Baggage Transferred Free to and from Pennsylvania Station Frisco is the short-cut, cool route to Colorado, via Memphis and over A Tumbling Surf the Ozark hills. Splendid electric lighted Pullman sleeping cars thru from Jacksonville, Atlanta, Birmingham, and Memphis to Kansas rebounding on a beach nine miles long, sunshine City and Denver, beginning May 14th; and from Hot Springs, Little THE HOTEL MARTINIQUE Rock and Memphis to Kansas City and Colorado Springs, beginning On Broadwfty, 32nd to 33rd Streets, New York* or shade, as you choose. A hotel perfect in appoint- June 1st. Modern electric lighted chair cars, and dining cars serving ment, a cuisine unsurpassed. These are thoughts that on Fred Harvey's nationally-known meals. CHARLES LEIGH TAYLOR WALTER CHANDLER, JR. WALTER C. GIBSON President General Manager Vice-Precidenl a hot summer's day in the city will bring you out to the Find out how low the fares are to Colorado and how little a vacation there need cost. Write or call for a beautiful book about Colorado, and full information about fares. ISLE OF PALMS EXCURSION and keep you there to the last possible moment of your Via A. B. A A summer vacation. Brunswick, Ga...... $6.OO TICKETS GOOD 6 DAYS Mountain Excursion Jacksonville, Fla ..... $6.OO R. R. Fare From Atlanta, X% . $10.00 TICKETS GOOD 6 DAYS Week-End Excursion Rates . . $8.50 To Western North Carolina Resorts Tampa, Fla ...... $8.OO Atlanta City Salesmen Days at the Isle of Palms, July 6,7,3,9 TICKETS GOOD 8 DAYS TU , Jun Thursday, June 11 th Night and Daylight Trains Through Coaches and Slea ping Cars The ISLE OF PALMS Hotel with its FROM TERMINAL STATION elegant cuisine and perfect appoint- From Atlanta, Macon and Columbus Lv. Atlanta ...... 7;30 a. m. 10:30 p. m. ments will fulfill your* every want and Intermediate Points. Round Trip Rates AT. Brunswick ...... 8:10 p. m. 10:30 a. m. Ar. Jacksonville ...... 8:30 p. m. 10:30 a. m. ••wntt tor Booklet" $5.OO, $5.50, $6.5O and $7.OO Ar. Tampa ...... 6:45 a. m. 10:15 p. m. Charleston-Isle of Palms Traction Co. Rates in came proportion from all intermediate stations on A., B. & A. Charleston, j>. C Tickets good going on June n, and good, returning, to June 16. Railroad. GET FURTHER INFORMATION FROM A., B. & A. TICKET OFFICE JAMES SOTTILE. President Inquire Southern Railway ticket agent for full particulars. 70 PEACHTBEE STREET, ATLANTA J. C. Beam, A. G. P. A. R. L. Baylor, D. P. A. PHONE IVY 31

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"SPAPERJ THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATUEDAY, JUNE 6, 1914. Page Eleven

RANGE IN COTTON. SACRED HARP SINGERS New gnrte Cotton. ATLANTA QUOTATIONS WILL MEET SUNDAY COTTON SENTIMENT [ I | {Last, HESTER'S WEEKLY STRENGTH SHOWN lOpenlHlsfal Ix>w( Sale! Close. Decatur, GA., June 5. — (Special.) — June . 13.18-21 13.18-23 I ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARKKA. The sficred harp sin^mpc, whipn , is one July. . 13.19 13.28 13.19 13.20 13.20-21 13.81-20 {By W, H.' White, Jr.. of the White Pro- ,of the eveii.ts of every year in De- _ . vision Company.} 'Kalb county, will bo held at the court- Aug. . 13.09 13.15 13.07 13.10 13.09-10 13.03-04 to Sept. . 12;72 12.73 12.7: 12.72 12.85-86 12.77-79 «*3- „ choice steers, 1,000 to 1,200, Ibs, house in Decatur next Sunday, and it 0(0Jti.S5. WAS REACTIONARY 12.70 12.79 12.98 12.73 IN THE WHEAT BELT Oood steers, 8e- I II ILaat Prev. Foe the month .. 47,000 Kalb county si using- convention, states Checked the Selling Move- Decline—Corn ^Higher at Same date last year Made Gains — Westing- IOp«n|Hlchl Ixjwl Sale Close. | Clos* 18,000 that the crowd in attendance feunday The above represents ruling prices of goot Same date year before 27,000 ment. 13.57-58 13.47-51 quality beef cattle. Inferior grades and For season -. .14,121,000 will break all records. Fully 5.000 at- July . 13.54 13.60 13.53 13.57 13.50-57 13.50 the Close. dairy typoa MliJnc lower. Same, date last year . . ..' .. .. i 3,473.000 house Weak. tended the singinpr lust year, overflow- AUK. . 13.88 13.47 13.38 13.42 13.42-43 13.33-35 Medium to common steers, if fat. 800 to Same date year before l ing: the courthouse and grounds. 900 Ibs, [email protected] 5.430.000 Sept. . 12.97 12.97 12,9ti 12. lib 12.91-93 12.86-88 Port receipts for season 10,147,000 The North Decatur car line passes Oct. . 12.75 12.71 12.71-72 12.65-66 Mixed to common cows. If fat, 700 to 800 New York, June 5.—Cotton was mo-re 12.68 12.69 Chicago, June 5.—Auspicious field Ibs., *4,50 (5)5,26. Same date last year 3.68S,000 New York, June 5.—An undercurrent the courthouse, affording Atlanta peo- or less unsettled a'saln today and talk Dec. . 12.63 12.76 13.69 12.72 12.71-72 12.65-66 Same date year before last . . 11.786,000 ple an opportunity of attending the. Jan. . 12.76 12.71 12.72-73 12.66-67 conditions over the entire domestic Mixed common, [email protected]. of strength was perceptible through around the ring: suggested rather a. 12.70 12.71 and Canadian wheat belt today more Good butcher bulls, f 4.00 @ 5.00. Overland to mills and Canada sinpmpr without inconvenience. Mch. . 12.81 12.86 12.82 12.84 12.83-85 12.77-78 143,000 . today's listless trading. Most Ameri- reactionary sentiment, but selling: was than offset bullish advices from Europe can stocks were lower in L*ondon, and restricted by reports of an improved Same date last year 1,045.000 , Closed steady. and, Argentina, , In consequence,, the Same date year before 1,211.000: there was a corresponding slight re- SEVERAL VACANCIES IN 'demand from spinners and apprehen- market here closed easy at the same as Medium lambs, [email protected]. Southern mill takings for season.. 2,693.000 | cession' when this market opened. sions that unsettled weather conditions Sheep. SO to 90 Ibs.. >4.00®5.00. last night to H @ ^4 lower. Corn wound Prime hogs, 160 to 200 Ids.. [email protected] Same date last year 2,634.000 '.Traders took little interest, and the STATE NORMAL SCHOOL would develop in the southwest over BONDS. up a sixteenth to *4 @ % net higher; Good butcher ho*s, 140 to 160 ibs., J7.SO Same date year before 2.313,000 I market was quiet all day. Sunday. The market closed steady, j U. S. 2s registered . . . . „ . . . . . oats off % @ %. and provisions down @8.00. Interior stocks fn excess of Sept. 1 162.000 The supply of stocks was not large. net unchanged to 12 points higher. ' U. S. 2tt coupon . , ...... 5@10. ««o,000 Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4ii« •-,•• -• extreme lightness of country offerings PINEAPPLES—Red Spanish Time money rates, nevertheless, were Branson, of the chair of rural econo- higher shortly after the call. Central ot Georgia 6s. bid ...... Abakas Total since Sept. 1 12,491,000 mies. going to the University of Norta and to a fair demand from shippers. ORAJs'CiES—Fancy . . Same date last year 12.32G.OOO lower on large offering's by institu- . The official forecast for generally Central Leather, 5s ...... Oats weakened because of rains In Carolina. clear weather in the western belt to- Chesapeake &. Ohio cv. 4 *£s . . Choice Same date year before 13.377,000 tions which are una.ble to find profit- the districts that had been complaining nig-ht and tomorrow was followed by Chicago; B. & Qulncy joint 4s . . GRAPEFRUIT—Fancy . .. able employment for money accumu- of drouth damage. Choice a reaction of 3 or 4 points from the Chicago, Mil. St. P. cv. 4%s .. .. World's Visible Supply. lated here. H. M. Smith Resigns. Chicago. K. I. & Pac. R- R. col. 4s , . Provisions suffered from heavy sell- GEORGIA BEANS— Total visible this week 4,586.000 Dealings in bonds were unusually best, but the market was soon steadied ing, by houses with stockyard connec- CABBAGE—Barrel .. Last week .. . . • 4,7ia,000 Rome, Ga., June 5. — (Special.) —H . M. by reports that Carolina mills were Erie gen. 4s ...... diversified, considering the limited vol- Him ola Central ref. 4s ...... tions, regardless of a further upturn CELERY—Fancy, crate .. Same date last year 3,031!.000 ume of business. Irregularity prevail- Smith, who was recently elected a. buying, January, while some of the pri- POTATOES—New, drum. No. Louisville & Nashville un. 4s ...... in the value of hogs. Same date year before 3,932.000 ed. Total sales of bonds, par value, merrvbcr of the board of education to vate map readers insisted that the out- Liggett Sc. Myers &s ...... Red. No. 1, bbl Of this the total American this succeed W M" Gammon, has resigned. No. 2 $1.957,000. look was for unsettled weather in the Lorlllard 5s ...... - ..... - . . 2.684,000 His place will be filled al the next Chicago Quotation*. ASPARAGUS—2-lb. bun oh.. 2,782,000 United States bonds were unchanged western belt before Monday. Prices Missouri, Kan. & Texas 1st 4s . . . . The following: were prices on the Chicago X*a.»t week meeting of city council. _ sold about 10 to 14 points net higher New York Central gen. SHs- bid.. BEETS—Hair barrel crate.. Lost year 2.496,000 on call. exchange today: PKACHES, Georgia Btoelc .,*2.' in consequence, but met renewed profit N. Y., N. H. & Hartford cv. 6s . . Prev. All other kinds this week .. 1,902,000 OKRA—Tender, crate.. 1,931.000 taking and later eased off from the Norfolk & Western cv. 4%s, bid .. Articles. Open High. Low. Close. Close. Last week Northern Pacific 4s ...... TOMATOES—Fancy Last year » 1.620,000 best,' with, selling promoted by more WHEAT- Choice.. ., .: ..*1.CQ Pennsylvania 'cv. 3^s (1915), bid . 86% .86% Year before . 1,107,000 favorable crop accounts from the east- July . . . '.86% ,S7 Culls No sate. Visible In U. S. this week .. 718,000 Reading, gen. 4s ...... Sept, , . . -36% . .7fic7. >c Visible In other countries this week 3.889,000 St. Louis & San. Fran. ref. 4s . . July . . . .69% .63% .69% .69% Georgia, small .. .; .. .. ,51.00(^31.10 apprehensions that renewed efforts to Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s ...... This date last year 3.405,000 WANTED Sept, . . . .67 .67 66% White . No sal secure legislation regulating cotton Southern Bell Telephone Ss, bid . . B exchanges in "Washington would result Dec. . . . .58-y* .BS fl?- -58% PEPPER—Fancy Southern Pacific cv. 4s ...... OATS— Small .. LARGE corporation in the in, a narrower market. Closing prices Southern Hallway 5s ...... July -. . . .39% .39% .39% PEAS—English COTTON THE PAST WEEK; showed reactions of 6 to 7 points-from do, gen. 4a ...... * Sept. . , . .37% POTATOES—Sweet .. A CAPABLE ' State of Ohio ofl'ers an the best. Texas Company cv. Ss . . ' . . . . PORK— CAULIFLOWER—Drum .. ..?2.50®3.00 REVIEW OF THE MARKET Spot cotton quiet: middling uplands Texas & Pacific let ...... July . . . 20.37 20.37 20.47 STRAWBERRIES—Quart .. - excellent opportunity to a 1365; gulf 13.90. No sales. Union Pacific 49 ...... Sept. . . . 19.95 19.97 CORN—Roasting Ears. doz. U. S. Steel 6s ...... CANTALOUPES [email protected] New York, June 5.—The cotton mar- , Virginia-Carolina Chemical us, bid . . LARD— man who is well acquainted in July . . . 10.02 10.07 Please do not ship culls. The best ket haa been more or less unsettled i MAN Sept. . . . 10.22 10.25 are selling low. Culls will not brio and reactionary since the excited ad- the city of Atlanta, Ga., and SPOT COTTON MARKET. STOCKS. KIBS— press. vance which carried new crop months July . . . Our market la firm, on vegetable: Prev. not overstocked on anything except cucum- into new high ground for the season Atlanta — Nom»al; middling, 14%. Sept. . . . surrounding territory. T ,h e High Low. Close. Close. bers. immediately following the bullish con- Athens —Steady ; middling, 13^. dition report of Monday. Around la Amal. Copper . . . 71*i 71% 71% 71% Estimated essential qualifications necessary are: First, Sales 54'tt 54% 53 cents for December deliveries, heavy Port Movement. Am. Agricultural . 55 Articles. Today. Monday. POUI/TBT AND EGGS. American Can '. - 28V 28 28^4 28% Hens. live, pound .- 13c realizing was encoimtered and while New Orleans —Middling , 13 15-16; receipts, 51 61 "Wheat, cars .. 58 31 and Executive ability; Second, Freedom from other Z.14T; exports, 6.S62; sales, 3,075; stock, Am. Car fi: Foundrdr;y Corn, cars .. 333 308 Friers, pound 2Rc the sensationally low condition figures American Cities pfd 66 ft 67 66% Ducks, apiece U&c inspired, very general predictions of 105,766. 42 41 Oata. cars .. 130 154 interests, which interests might prevent the devo- Galveaton — Receipts. 3,597; exports, 11,194; Am. Cotton OH Hogs, head .. .16,000 10,000 33ge±r. dozen • — 1 So ultimately higher prices, the appear- Am. Smelting.. 62% 62% ance of improving weather in the south Bales, none; stock. 129.660. American Snuff 165 166 tion of sufficient time to the proposition in ques- Mobile — Middling. 13 H; receipts, 956; ex- Primary Movement. PROVISION MARKET. encouraged considerable selling for a American Sugar (Corrected by White Provision Company.) ports, 5; sales, 75; stock, 12,467. Am. Tel. & Tel.. 122% 122% 122% Wheat—Receipts, 331.000, against 681,000 reaction. Heavy offerings were well Savannah — Middling; 13%; receipts, 1,430; last year; shipments 221,000, against 949,000 Cornfield ham, 10 to 12-lb. average..., 18 tion; Third, A moderate amount of Capital, with Am. Tobacci ^227 " 227 227 Cornfield ham, 12 to 14-lb, average.. 17?_ enough, absorbed on the decline to exports, »?5; sales. 650; stock, 34.496. Atchlsoa . 98%- 98% 9851 last year. \ demonstrate an important buying pow- Charleston —Nomina l ; receipts, 60 ; stock, Corn—Receipts, 1.232.000, Cornfield skd. ha ma, 16 to 18-lb. aver. 18 >4 which to carry on the business along the same suc- Atlantic Coast Line .... 121* against 1,092,- Cornfield picnic hams, (i to 8-lb, average 13 er and at a reaction of about $2.25 per Baltimore & Ohio. 91 91 a 1 90% 000 last year; shipments, 603,000, against bale, some traders thought they de- *' Wilmington —Xominal ; exports, 1,100; 562,000 last year. Cornfield breakfast bacon 25 cessful lines upon which it is now being conducted Canadian Pacific ..194"4 193% 194 194 Via Cornfield sliced breakfast bacon. 1-1 b. tected evidences of trade demand, stock. 13,401. Central Leather . .34% 34% 34% 34% Norfolk —Middling , 13=4 : receipts, 1,112; boxes, 12 to case, per case ,$3.30 chiefly from southern spinners. Chesapeake & Oh Jo, Argentina Shipment*. Grocers* bacon, wide and narrow. . . . in about sixty other cities in the United States and •xports, 882; sales. 244; stock. 20,647. ex-div 51% 52% Wheat, 1,224,000,, last week 360,000, last Local sentiment as to the more imme- Baltimore —Middling , 13% ; receipts, 139; Cornfield fresh pork sausage link or diate course of prices lias become rath- Chicago, Mil. & St. year 79^,000. bulk, 25-lb. buckets Canada. 'stock, 4.226. Paul '/a 99 % »9 V4 "'A Corn, 2.330,000. against 1,080,000 last er mixed, however, owing to more sat- Boston — Middling, 13.65; receipts, 30; Cornfield Frankforts, 10-lb. cartons ... Erie 28 Va ^8% week, against G, 22,000 last year. Cornfield Bologna, 25-lb. boxes isfactory crop accounts from the east- Every dollar employed in the business will, at all times, be atock, 10,300. General Electric . . 147% 148 ern belt, the fact that many consider Philadelphia — Middling:, 23.90; • receipts, Cornfield luncheon ham, 2&-lb. boxes.. Great Northern pfd 1 & 124& 124^a 124% Cornfield smoked, link sausage, 26-lb. prices over-high for this season of the absolutely under control of the person selected. This is a safe, saae 103; stock. 3,923. Illinois Central . - 112 112& Grain. year and a feeling that continued good and conservative commercial enterprise, in which the proved and New York —Middling . 13.65; exports, 1,183; Interborough - Met., Cornfield' Frankforts In pickle, kita .. atock, 122,167. _ 63% 63% ' 63% 63 tigo. June B.—Cash: Wheat, No. Weather for the balance of this month potential money-making possibilities are unlimited. pfd 5<3i'JG; No. 2 hard, 95 Cornfield pure lard, tierce basis .. may work a very rajp'ld improvement in Minor Ports — Receipts. 400; stock. 3,965. Kan. City "Southern." 26% 26% 26% 27 Country style lard. EO-Ib. tfns Total Today — Receipts, 9.364; exports, 21,- rn, yti%<®97% ; No. 2 spring, "y6@97. the southwest. Lebigh Valley. . .136^ 134% 136 135 Cor i, -Vo. z. "LteWtZ; No 2 yellow, 713 Compound lard, tierce basis ...... The most thorough investigation will be made and is invited. 201; stock, 463,900. Louisville & Nashv •. .. 136 136 D 8. extra ribs - .- .. Meanwhile the fear of Inadequate Total for Week — Receipts, 65,968; exports, supplies following an initial condition Write in detail, covering the three essential requirements. Confi- Lorlllard ' per cent below the ten-year dential. Address Total for Season — Receipts, 10.147,369, ex- Missouri Pacific . . 18% 18% 18% 18% ©41. Rye. No. 2, 65@66. average, even should the "weather prove ports, 8.515,755. • . Mex. Petroleum . . 63% 63% *63% 63^ GROCERIES. normal from now on, is sup-posed to New York Central . 81% 91% 91% 91^4 .BarJey, 52fg)6b. (Corrected by Oglesby Grocery Compa y.) have been responsible for the increased Interior Movement. N. T., N. H. & .Timothy. [email protected]. Box 22, Care Constitution, Atlanta, Ga. Houston — Middling. 13% : receipts, 823; Hartford 65 64% 65 65 Vi Clover, 510.00 <& 13,00. Axle Grease—Diamond, $1.76; No. 1 A activity reported in cotton goods cir- shipments, 1,391; stqck, 64,452. Norfolk & Western 103 W, 104% St. Louis, June 5.—Cash : *3.2B; ~_. Mica. $4.25. cle, and bullishly disposed traders pre- Memphis — Middling, 13%; receipts. 1,080; Northern Pacific ..110% 110% 110% 110% Close. Prev. Close. Cheoae—Alderney, 21H- dict that a further improvement in this shipments, '2.639; sales, 650;' stock. 36,437. Pennsylvania . . .111% ill HI m% WHEAT— Red Rock Ginger Ale—Quarts, $9; pints, direction will bring spinners into the , Aususta — Middling1- 14% : receipts. 92; Reading -65 164% 164% 164% No. 2 red So ©95% 94%@96 $10 Red Rock syrup, $1.60 per gallon. futures market for protection against ' shipments. 27; sales, 221; stock, 88.411. Rep. Iron & Steel. 23 23 23 23% No. 2 hard 94 ^1*7 94 ftii97 Candy—Stick. B % c; mixed. G % c; choco- lates, 12c. forward sales, while they also antici- St. Louis — Middling, 13%; receipts, 1,679; do. pfd .'.--- 86% 87 CORN— pate that any further cause for new t No. 2 ..71%@72 71 Salt—100-lb. bags. B3c; Ice cream., 50c; shipments, 1,998; sales, 46&; stock, 23,717. Rock jSland Co, 2 % 2 % crop complaint will stimulate another ; Cincinnati — Receipts, 496; shipments, 503; No. 2 White ...... 73 4 73 74% Granocrystal, SOc; No. 3 barrels. $3.25. do. pfd 3% 3% 3% 3% excited buying movement. Liverpool, > sales, none; stock. 1S.652. St. L. & San Fran. OATS—- Arm and Hammer Soda, $3.05; keg aoda, "If I Only Had Some Money" Little Rock — Middling, 13*; receipts. 7 2nd pfd 5 5 NO. 2 40 40%@41 2c; Royal Baking Powder. 1-lb. $4.80; however, has not fully responded to ' shipments, 302; atock, 28,500. Seaboard Air Line 19 20-4 Xo. 2 .white 41% Wi -lb.. $6.00: Horstord's, $4.50; Good Luck, American advances, and it is claimed [ Total for Today —Receipts , 4.191 ship- do. pfd 54% 54% Kansas Cily. Juno 5.—Cash: "Wheat, No. $3 75; Success, "J1.80; Rough Rider, $1.80. in bearish circles that foreign spinners "We are quoting your own remark. ments, 6,860; stock, 195,169. Slosa-Shefl. Steel & Beans—Lima, 8%c; navy, $2.65. are not inclined to accept the very hard, 89%@92; No. 2 red. 91%®92. Ink—Per crate, $1.20. Iron - 26 27 Corn. No. 2 mixed. 70%©701!i ; No. 2 whit small crop figures based on the gov- Southern Pacific . . 9S%92% 92% 93 Jelly—30-lb. pails. *L35; S-oz.. f2.70. You have said this often in thinking of . Spaghetti—$1.90. ernment report on "conditions as of Southern Railway . 24 % 24 % No. 2 vhite, 41», No. New Orleans Cotton. do. pfd .... SO 80 SO 79 Leather—Diamond oak. 4Sc. May 25. something you needed—something you 41Vi. Pepper—Grain, l&c; ground, 18c. New Orleans, June &. —Th e cotton mar- Tennessee Copper . 34% 34% 34% 34% Texas Co 147% 146% 147% 146% Flour—Elegant, $7.00; Diamond, J6.15; wanted to do. You would have had it ket opened higher, remained at the ad- Texas & . Pacific :. 15 15 Best Self-Rfslne, $5.75; Mytyfyne Self-Ris- vance all day and closed at a net gain of Coffee. ing. $5.35; Monogram, $5.40; Carnation, WEEK'S TRADE REVIEWED 6 points on the trading months. In. the face Union Pacific . ..155>4 154% 154% 15& U. S. Steel .... 61% 6116 61% 61% New York. June 5.—Easier European ca- $5.25; Golden Grain. $4.90; Pancake, per if you had learned to save. of continued, improvement in weather con- bles were followed by an opening decline case. $3.00. BY MERCANTILE AGENCY ditions over the belt and disappointing: do. pfd .... .109% 109% 109% 10S% Utah Copper . ... 56 J55% 55% 57 of 3 to 6 points in the local coffee market Lard and Compound—Cottolene. $7.75; week-end statistics. The market was sup- this morning and active months sold about Snowdrift, cases, $6.25; Flake White," 8vi; ported from start to fjnlsb by buying or- Vlrginia-Caro. Chem- , leal 31% 30 30% 30 7 to S points net lower after the call, as a Leaf. li'Sic basis. ders which appeared to come partly from Western Union . 62 61% 62 52 result of scattering liquidation and local Rice—5c to 7 % c; grits, $2.15. You can not begin yesterday, but you can be- powerful bull interests and partly from Total sales for the day 90,000 shares. pressure which may have been encouraged Sour Gherklna—Per crate. $1.80; kegs, outside traders, who. It was generally sup- by reports of slightly lower cost and freight $6.GO @ 8.00; sweet mixed. kegs. $12.50; gin to build the fund you need by opening posed, were Impressed by the unfavorable offers. Near months rallied slightly later olives, 90c to ?4.50 per dozen. crop conditions in the south. an account today in In the morning the market was held down on Covering- with, the market closing at a to some extent by dry weather in the west Cotton Region Bulletin. net IOBS of 3 to 8 points. Sales, 26,000. " and the forecast ot more dry weather to- tlanta, Ga.—For the 24 hours ending at Spot, steady; Rio, No. 7, 9%; Santos. No. FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED. come but around the middle of the day the mj. 7Sth meridian time. June S. 1914; our Sacked. Per Bbbl.—Victory (in tow- demand was strong enough to put prices Mild coffee, qutet; Cordova, 12% @«.--l , m .jags), $6.35; Victory, (our finest pat- 10 to 11 points ov.er yesterday's close. The nominal. ent), $6.10; Quality (In 48-lb. towel bags). small mill takings and the small decrease Havre *£ to franc lower. Hamburg", ; $6.^5; Quality (our finest patent), $6.10; .mproved; railway n u-m^' i*> UCA^ ici. In the visible supply for The week were unchanged to * pfennig lower. Rio, 75 ' Gloria tself-rialns), $5.90; Gloria (self-ris- Finished steel, however, takes tone prin- against values In the afternoon session. lower at 5$300. ing, , 12 Ibs.).. $6.10. ; White Lily (self-rising). cipally Tram sentiment, not from actual The Lowry Stations of Spot cotton firm ; ' quotations revised; Brazilian receipts. 39.000; Jundlahy. 8,000. $6.60: White Lily (self-rislne, 12 Ibs.); growth in business; employment in Irregu- ATLANTA. GA. Today's Santos cables quoted fours at $5.7&; White Lily (self-rising, 6 lbs.>, $6.00; lar; collective Industrial operations are middling 3-16 up at 13 15-16; sales on the DIs trie- spot 2,525; Co arrive 560; good ordinary 11 5J90O; Sao Pnu!o receipts, 30,000; Santoa Swan's Down (highest patent), $5.60; Purl- relatively sJow. 11 13-16; strict good ordinary 12 5-16; low- futures, 25 to BO higher. tan (highest patent), $5.BO; Paragon (high- _ Failures 23S. against ^ia middling 133-16; strict low middling1 13%; Futures In New York ranged as follows: est patent), $6.50; Home Queen (highest litnu year; wheat exports 4,80^.639 bushels, strict middling 145-16; good middling 14%; Opening. Closing. patent), $5.50; White Cloud (highest pat- against 7,561,259; bank clearings . $3.231,- ent), $5.25; "White Daisy (highest patent). 327,000, an increase of 0.4 per cent over National Bank strict good ' middling' l&H ; receipts 2,147; Atlanta, cloudy. . .00 January 9.68 8 bibidd 9.51 @9.53 atock 105,706. jrChattanoosra. cloudy. - .00 February 9.53® 9.55 $5.25; Ocean Spray (patent), $5.05; South- last year. Columbus, cloudy . . .73 March "" " ."" 9.6'7 bidbid ' [email protected] ern Star (patent), $5.05; King; Cotton (pat- ESTABLISHED 1861 Gainesville, pt. cldy.. .00 April [email protected] ent), $4.75; Tulip Flour (straight), $4.40. Liverpool Cotton. . Greenville, S. C., pt. o. .00 Mav ....' V. V. I! 9-69.600 bibidd [email protected] Meal Sacked, Per Bu.—Meal, plain. 144-lb. sacks. 95c; Meal, plain, 96-lb. aacka, 96c; Comparative Port Receipts. "Week's sales. 25.000, against 68,000. Amer- Griffin, cloudy. . -. . .55 - " 8.96 97 Capital, Surplus and xMacon, cloudy . . . . .00 July .. . .'.* .*." ."." 9.08 ask" 9.0. 4 ?9.06 Meal, plain, 4S-lb. sacks, 9Sc; Meal, plain, Following were net receipts at the ports ican, 15.000, . against 47,000. 24-lb. sacks, $1.00; Cracked Corn. $6-lb Export 300, against 800. Monticello, cloudy. .. .00 August . . 9.14 if9.15 ,,n Friday, June 5, compared with ,those Undivided Profits . Newnan, cloudy . . . .00 September ^ '.'. '.'< ','- 9.24 bid' sacks. 99c. on the corresponding day last year: Speculation 600, against 4.400- Grain, Sacked, Per Bu.—Corn, choice red Porwarded 60,000, against 72,000. Rome, pt. cloudy , . . .10 October . - [email protected] 1914 1913, Spartanburg, S. C.. cly .00 November cc*>, $1.00; Corn, yellow, 97c; Corn No. 2 Galveston 3,597 1,013! Total stock 1.010,000, against 1,068,000; : mixed. 96c; Oats, Fancy Canadian Clipped. American 799,000. against 883,000. Tallopoosa, cloudy . . .02 .December ."." "." '.' 9.4 8 bid' Orleans 2,147 Toccoa. pt. cldy ... . .00 60c; Oats, No. 2 Whit. Clipped. 58c; Oats. Mobile 96R 332 I Actual week's exports 5,000, against 3.000. Fancy White, 67c; Oi White, 66c; Oats, Receipts for week 47,000, against 31,000; "West Point, cloudy . ., 89 .00, Savannah . . 1,430 607 Live Stock. mixed, 54c. Charleston .. ., lt>8 I American 34,000, against 21,000. Seeds Per Bu.—Amber Cane Seed, $2.10; Receipts since September 1, 4,237,000. Heavy Rains. Chicago, June 5.—Hogs—Receipts 16.000; Wilmington -. 100 ! Florida—Tallahassee, 1.10. Orange Cane Seed. $2.10; Tennessee Blue Norfolk . . .. The American Audit Company against 4,266.000; American 3,225,000, against strong: bulk of sales [email protected]; light $S.O& Stem Seed, $1.50. 3,413,00.0, Mississippi—Brookhaven, 1:30; Jackson, ©8 32V>- mixed $8.05@8,35; heavy $7.85 Baltimore .. .. 1.60; Columbus. 2.10. Hay, Etc.—Timothy, Choice Large Bales, Philadelphia .. Stock afloat 142,000. against 115,000; 8.35; rough [email protected]; pigs [email protected]. $1.40; Timothy, No. 1, Small Bales, $1.35; Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. American 94,000, against 92,000. Alabama—Wetumpfca., 1-60. Cattle—Receipts 1,000; steady; beeves Boston I Large Llfiht Clover-Mixed Hay, $1.35; Small Xewport News . S7.2S©9.25; steers $6.SO® 8.1B; stockers and I Light Clover-Mixed Hay, $1.30; Straw 70c; Brownsville, 0.01;' Corpus Christl, 0.02; feeders [email protected]: cows and heifers $3.70@ Brunswick . . 1*3 L P. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President. Clarendon. 0.08; Cuero, 0.02. Missing: • C, S. Meal, Harper. $29.50; C. S. Meal Pacific Ports .. 1.473 Hubbard Bros. & Co. 8.75; calves [email protected]. | Cremo Feed. $27.00; C. S. Hulls, sacked THEO. COCUEU, JR., V. FrM. nnd Sec'y A. F. I.AFREJYTZ. Tr«.«. Waxahachle, Dublin. Hondo, Austin. Lone- SheejJ—Receipts 7,000; strong; sheep ?5.5S 'arlous 1,450 "Jew Tork, June 5. — Liverpool was closed lake. Marble Falls, Riverside. $12.00. @6.40; yearlings $6.35 ©7.50; iambs $6.50© Chicken Feed Per Cwt.—Aunt Patsy Mash. today and will be closed tomorrow on ac- 8.75; springs $7.50 ©9.75. Total .. .. NEW YORK—Waldorf-Astoria. ATLANTA—Fourth Nat. Bante tome. count of the 'Whitsuntide holiday. Our 100-lb. aacka, 2.25; Purina Pigeon Feed, 106- BOSTON—Exchange Building. CHICAGO—Marquette BuUdmff. market opened slightly better than last District „ Kansas City, June '5.—Hogs—Receipts Ib. sacks. $2.Gt>; Purina Chowder, 12-Pkg. 3,200; higher; bulk $8.05©8.22H; heavy WASHINGTON—Culorado Building. PHILADELPHIA—Bellevue-Stratford night's close and Improved on some local Average bales, $2.60; Purina Chowder, 100-lb. sacks. 1913. covering, 'on the Idea that there might be Temp, • 629 NEW ORLEANS—Maiaon Blanche. SAN FRANCISCO—"SVestern Metropolis rain over Sunday over west Texas. On the 185 BALTIMORE—Keyser Building. Bank Buildifcg. wb.ole, the market Is awaiting further lemphis ...... 1,030 360 RICHMOND—American National Bank LONDON. ENGLAND—F. C.. 60 Gresham •weather developments, the Idea being that jt. Louis ...... 1,679 1.317 Building. Street. Bank. If we have good weather for two weeka Clnclrinati ...... 496 162 ATLANTA BRANCH. 1015-17 Fourth Notional Bank Building. we will work lower, but that any continua- Little Rock ...... 71 46 tion of the rains .In Texas will Immediately bring In fresh trade demand and that this £3 2,699 C. B. BIDWELL, C. P. A., Resident Vice President. time ofi the year would be so serious as to Telephone Main 872. Cable Addreaa, Amdit. Mevr York. Induce the spinner, both abroad and at ... home, to obtain some of his supplies early St. Louis, June 6.—Hogs—Receipts 8,800 • Ground FeeQ Per Cwt.-—Arab Horse Feed, In face of a possibly abort crop. In abort. higher; pigs, and lights $?,[email protected];'mixed JI.30; King Corn Horse Feed. $1.75; Victory the. trade sees very little on which to sell and butchers $8.10 ©8.30; good heavy $8.15 imports and Exports. Wilmington. . @8,40. Horae Feed. $1.75; A. B. C. Feed, $1.66; Su- cotton, but rather hesitate to buy ao long Charleston . . crene Horae and Mule Feed. $1.45; Sucrene Washington, June 5.—A decrease of more as the weather remains good. If we get a Cattle—Receipts 950; steady: native beef than $37,000,000 In the value o( exports Augusta . . steers $7.50^19.00: cows and heifers $4.25© Dairy Feed, $1.50; Alfalfa Meal. 100-lb. period of clear warm weather we will work Savannah . . .00 sacks, $1.55; Beet Pulp, per cwt., $1.70 and an increase of more than $27,000,000 lower, but anything i,n • the way of • con- .80 J9.00; stockers E5.OOijBS.00; Texas and Indian Short. Bran and Mill Feed—Shorts White, In the value of Imports were the features Atlanta . . . .50 I steers 55-75 @8.49; cows and heifers $4.50© tinuous rains In the western belt will cause Montgomery . 6.63; native calves [email protected]. iflO-Ib. sacks, $1.90; Dandy White Middlings, of the comparison of April's foreign trade a sharp and steady advance. .40 compared with April, 1913, as announced-to- Mobile. . . . Sheep—Receipts 4,500; steady; 'spring 100 Ibs.. $1.85; Shorts Fancy, 75-lb. sacks Memphis . . . -SO $1.85; Shorts P. W., 75-lb. Backs. $1.80; day by the department of commerce. lambs higher; sheared muttons $4.7526^. $390.000 In Imports and a decrease of $500,- New York, June 5.—The market was dull tana,, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee Geor- Eggs, cheese, potatoes and poultry 000 In exports. plify your money matters by carry- today, but there, was a good undertone. gia and fnorthern Florida, Temperatures Foreign Finances. changed. There was no news in the market that had continue- seasonably high and about stl- Receipts: Eggs 16,942 cases; potatoes 50 ing one of our Letters of Credit or a any particular weight and trading was not tlonary. London, June 5. —Consol s for money cars. 73%; for account 7313-16. Wool. In large blocks. The close was steady with C. F. YOU 'HERRMANN, New Tork, June 5.—Butter steady, un- new crop months up T to 8 points. It stl}l Bar silver dull at 25 %<3. changed; receipts 11,800. Boston, June 5.—Manufacturers this week' book of Travelers' Cheques, and looks like a market that It Is dangerous Section Director. Money 2 @ 2 & . Cheese strong; receipts 1,1000; state whole have taken considerable quantities of do- to be short of. Shbrt bills 2ia-16@2%; three months milk fresh ivhite or colored, specials 14 %; mestic territory wool mainly in the origi- store your valuable papers, jewelry, Rice. average fancy 14 >£. nal bags. Prices are strong. Fairly good Eegs Irregular; receipts 30,100; fresh fine staple wools are quotable close to the etc., in our Safe Deposit Vault where Cotton Seed Oil. New Orleans, June 5.—A steady tone I gathered extra, firsts 21 % ®22%; nearby 60-cent basis, continues in 'the rough Honduras and Ja- Dry Goods. hennery white 24 @ 24 %. Missouri. % blood. 2B@26%; &, 26; braid. they will be safe from fire and bur- pan rice market, with a strong tone for Dressed poultry- steady; western chick- 21®22. clean Honduras and Japan, the latter ad- New York, June 5.— Trading In cotton Kentucky and' similar, half-blood un- goods today was moderate. The primary ens, broilers, 30; fowls 13@l9; turkeys 25® glars. These precautions will relieve vancing. Quote: Rough Honduras 1.50© 26; five firmer: western chickens, broilers, washed, 25 26; % 'blood unwashed, 26 @ 27. 4.60: Japan. 1.2503.25; clean Honduras 4U market was very firm. Mills declined to fowls 17%; turkeys IB. Scoured basis: Texas fine, 12 months, 58 accept business at last week's quotations. ness in consuming trade. Final prices were Q)6%; Japan 2% ©3%. Rice polish, per Kan - ~'.ty. Jv- 5.—Butter" - , creamery. 60; fine. 6 to S months, 64<@56; fine, 48 your mind and enable you to thor- 2 to 6 points net lower. The market closed ton. [email protected]; bran, per ton, $17.00© Cot'ton yarns were revised upward by the 23; .firsts 21; seconds IS; packing 17. D50. firm; spot 7.23 @ 7.30. Futures ranged as 18.00. Receipts1: Rough 15; clean 1,060. mills, but there was no buying of conse- oughly enjoy your vacation. follows: Eggs, firsts, 18; seconds, 35. Sales 500 packets clean Honduras at 4 V> ©' quence. Domestic wools were firmer. The Poultry, hens, 13H; brotle'rs, 27. Open., Close. " %* i carpet trade was advised, by the largest St. Louis, June 6.—Poultry and June .. [email protected] [email protected] domestic ' producers) that one quality of Wil- unchanged. C. A. WICKERSHAM MAKES July .. n .. 7.2|97.30 7.2fi©7.28 ton velvet ruga would be advanced $1 on Egga lower at 16%. August .. 7.^1©7.42 7.38©7.39 Metals. a 9x12 basis on Wednesday next. TRIP OF INSPECTION September .. 7.4W7.51 7.46 " ~ Atlanta National Bank New York, June 5.—Lead, dull at $3.85® wctooeOctober .. v. 6 94 Savannah. Ga,, June 6.—Turpentine firm new president of the Georgia railroad, Copper, dull; electrolytic. $14.12 ® 14 35: molasses sugar 2.64; centrifugal 3.29. Re- at 44^ to 44%; sales, 384; receipts, 590; Memphisemps, Junune 5.—Cotto5. — C n seed products, was In Macon today on his first in- RESOURCES, OVER . . $10,00«,OW.OO rime ^-basis ' :- Oi""l 6.25" "" ; al $27.00; Itntera lake, nominal; casting. 314.00 ©14.12. shipments, 321; stocks, 17.251. Rosin, firm; sales, 3.144; receipts. 1,612; shipments, 101; spection trip since he became head of stoclts, 107,395. A and B, $3.80; C and D, the road. He declared after his arrival Iron, unchanged. Provisions. S3.95 to $4.00; E. J4.00: F, $4.10 to $4.16; here today from Camak that he had Holiday in Liverpool. London, copper quiet; spot. £61 22s 6d- G, $4.15 to $4.20; H, $4.20 to ?4.30; I, $4.30 'ound everything in a highly satisfac- Litures. £€2 5s Chicago, Jun 5.—Pork,. $20.37. *- S4.35; K, 4.40 to 4.46; M, 4.80 to $6.30; tory state. Mr. WJckersham left for Liverpool. June 5.—Holiday on the cotton Tin firm; spot. £138; futures. £140. Lard, $9.87. tchange today and tomorrow. _ , $5.35 to $€.00; window glass, $5.75 to Atlanta this evening over the Central Iron, Cleveland warrants, 51& 4^d. Ribs. (10.87^11.37. f&.25; water white, $5.85 to $6.60, of Georgia railway.

rSPAPERf I \ UA., JlJKfc ti, 1914. Yoiu Are LiabJe to Miss a Good Job If YOM Not Read Over the "Help Waeted!

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LOST AND FOUND ..__ SITUATION WANTED—Male AUTOMOBILES JWONEY TO LOAN RAILROAD SCHEDULES STATE MANAGER for established manu- A-NO. ONE traveling salesman will be open facturer want« district managers; tttgta- August 1 tor position iu city of Atlanta. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! THE PRUDENTIAL The following schedule figures are pub- cla-sB article. Pays good profits. Handsome Knows the city* and can show good record aa lished only as Information and ore not LEDYARD DENIES LOST articles sometimes are never income Cor right man. $25 to $250 capital. salesman. A-l references furnished. Ad- INSURANCE COM- suurantted• ^ . WE ARE Instructed to sell all of our ex- found; often, they are stolen with References. Itoberlw, 1325 Hurt Btdg-. At- " ;BB "Live Wire," care Constitution. change cars Before July 1. Prices have Atlanta Terminal Station, no chance of recovery, but when Ian la, Ga. __^ LINOTYPE or Intertype machinist-oper- been greatly reduced and WE CAN AR- PANY is how accepting picked up by honest persona they •Dally except Sunday, ••Sunday Only, will get back to the owner If adver- WANTED—Thft new order. ator; speed 6,000 to S.OOO; sober, mar-RANGJS TERMS OF ONE-THIRD CASH loans on high-class At- Uued In this column. The Knights ol the Girdle, fraternal, ried. References. Can come at once. Union. AND BALANCE IN EQUAL MONTHLY Atlanta, BlrminRlmm and Atlantic. patriotic, beneficent; appeals to all church Address C. H. Pearce, 20 CJreene at., Selma, PAYMENTS. lanta property at 5J4, 6 men: organize in your city. Pull particulars. Ala. Effective May 3. Arrive. { Leave. K- O. u» 30 McLeodon. Atlanta_ A-l AIR compressor man. engineer and 4-passenger E. M. P. "SO" $200 and 6j^j per cent. Prompt Brunswick, \Va> cross 4-pasenger 17 BulcJc -*-S ii-10 ami' 7-30 am WANTED—Hl&h-class fraternal Insurance machinist. Can accept position immedi- and Thomaavllle . . . LOST—Gold, oval-shaped locket, with this ately. Any place. Address D-370, Constitu- 7-pasacnger Knox Touring Car GoO and courteous attention. Ro.tnoke 10 5G ami 3 05 pm Denies That Late J. P. Mor- Inscription on It: "Mayst tfaou inherit writerg for Georgia and Alabama. Ad- 4-passenger model "L" Speedwell .. . . SOD BruriH\\ l^k. Wa> cross thy mother's face and form," etc. Finder dress state Manager. 418 Fourth National Other exchange cars. Locomobiles, Plercc- CHAS. H. BLACK, and Thomasvllle . . 8.10 pm|IO 30 pm Bank building. Atlanta. Ga. ^^ A COLORED man wants a situation aa a Arrow and White gas at low prices. Phone please return to Coker Banking Company butler and chauffeur; experienced and Real Estate Loan Agent gan or Former President and receive reward, or calt Alajn 4073. "WELL experienced colored hotel bakery or call Exchange Car Department. and paltry cook. 1018 Century bids. can give reference if necessary. JT. N.. 238-A LOST—Envelope on Stewart avenue car or Williams at.. Atlanta, Ga. 210-211 Empire Building Mellen Dominated the New on Marietta street, containing JIG. Mrs. "WANTED—ifoune white man not under 18 SITUATION—Young man in capacity , of THE LOCOMOBILE COMPANY OF Phone Ivy in. W. C. Tomlin marked on envelope. Re- years old that rides Dlcycle. Apply 47 ^ bookkeeper or stenographer. Address Atlanta and West Point Railroad^Company. ard If returned to 495 Stewart Ave., or E. Hunter s-treet. D-344. care Constitution. AMERICA, No.""Arrive From— i No. Depart To— Haven Railroad Board. Otis Elevator Co. Pt., S 35 New Or. . to 25 am WANTED—Man with home and rlf to carry WANTED—Position as chauffeur. A. D. 459 Peachtree St. Ivy 1371-1372. MONEY TO LOAN—We have 18 Columbus 10-r.r, am 19 Columbus.. 6-45 am, STOLEN, BICYCLE—Liberal reward for In- newspaper route. A hustler can make food Webb, 300 Auburn ave. 38 New Or. .ll'SO am 33 Montfio'ry. 9 10 am formation leading to recovery of same; al- money. Apply City Circulation Dept. Consti- a good deal of home funds that Washing'ton. TJ. c., June 6.—Lewis tution. ' 40 New Or. . 8 JT> pm 30 New Or. . 2.00 pm most new, red frame, Overland bicycle. ( SITUATION WANTED—;Fema_l_e__ P'OR SALE. 24 Montg'y 7:10 pm 17 Columbus. 4:06 pm » n Phone Ivy 5207-J. 153 Mot-gland Ave. we can place promptly. Can lend f Cass .Ledyard, continuing: ls teeMmony WANTED—Namea of men wishing to bt ""sJ-EClAJLT rate7~^o7 aftuaUons wanted One 1311 Cadillac. '20 Columbus. 7:45 pm 1? New Or. . S:20 pm of the New Haven railroad financial LOST—English, bull terrier puppy, 6 months Atlanta mail carriers; $6? month. F-105, ads.; 3 lines one time, ID cents; 3 One 6-cylinder Mitchell- on 5 years' straight, or monthly 3G New Or. 11 35 pm 41 West Pt . 5.45 pm old; color, solid white, eara clipped and ;are Constitutli— times, 15 centu. To get these rates ada One 1-cyllnder Mitchell. affairs before the interstate commerce One Velle speedster. Ail In good condition. set straight up. Answers to name Bully l'JN with paitutable ideas write HundolpQ must be paid In advance and delivered payment plan. Also money for Central of Georgia Rnilway. commission, has denied that the New- Boy. Liberal reward. H. 3. Haynes, 113-B __ a_t_ The _ConatItutionofftce. One good as rew Velie touring car, guar- Haven directors are "dummies" or that _& Co~ Patent Solicitors. Washington. P. C anteed, electric lights and starter; a. har- purchase money notes. Foster & "Tho Kfgltt Way." West Feathtree. Ivy 6693. : TALENTED piano muslt: teacher wishes em- the late J. P. Morgan or former Presi- Arrive Fr Depart Tfj— LADY'S pearl pin. "N- S. B. 1892." engrav- ployment during summer. also for the E& °' VELIE MOTOR VEHICLE CO., Kobson, I L Edgewood avenue. dent Mellen dominated the board. He • ed on it. Liberal reward 1C returned to next year. Barnett, 10^2 Hurt bldg. Thomas,vilU>. Savannah . . 8'00 . 463 Peachtree St. 6 47 Albany .... 8 00 said he often had op-posed Mr. Morgan. Mrs I S. Boyd, 78 Peachtree circle. Ivy Ivy 7243. Ivy 5534. SPECIAL HOME FUNDS Jacksonville 724-L. . &20K1S.S ANI> OFFICES. STEXOGRAPHEK wants position at once; . . s.m Macon 12:30 that the 'board meetings -were well at- WANTED—Xounu women and Elrla to fill experienced and competen,t; fine refer- TO LEND on Atlanta home or business .... 6 25 am ifkcon 4:00 tended and that generally all the STRAYED—Small black dachshund, tan attractive positions. Welfare 01 employees Columbia Auto Exchange prop..-* ty, at lowest rate. Mon^y advanced vilie. 7:25 a Jacksonville. 8:30 ences; railroad work in South Georgia pre- to buitcer.. Write or call directors took -part In the proceedings. legs, collar on.. Answers to name of Otto, closely supervised., their conduct guarded, by ferred. Address Box 96, Moultrle. Ga. 284 EDGEWOOD AVE. IVY 1626...... 0:25 a Savannah . . 9:3E pm Reward. Return to Mary Ajleood Jones, 157 matron, women supervisors and cmef opera- IF IN the market for a used car It would b* Mac ..... 10:50 a Vd.ldot.ta ... 8:30 pm The prpflt of John L. Billard in the Juniper, or phone Ivy 323. tor, who hj.vQ complete ehar&o. Four to your advantage to t»ee us before you S. W. CARSON Savannah .. 4:2o p Jacksonville 10:10 pm Boston and Maine transaction Mr. LOST—Small-size lady's watch, sold hands, weeka' training course, salary wntle learn- buy, as we oan nave you from *0 to bO per 24 SOLTH HKOAO STREET Macon ..... 7:iS p Thomaavlile 12-01 am Ledyard said he had considered "out- fancy dial. Reward, If returned to Mrs. ing. Salary periodically increased for those cent. Over &0 cara on band. Write for Macon ..... 7 .55 p Albany ... .12:01 J. W. Payne^ Matron Terminal Station^ becoming worthy and efficient. Opportuni- our complete list. i-ag-eous" and that he had so told Mr. ties tor ultimate advancement to $K3 per CONTRACTORS. LOANS MADE IN THE CITY Southern Railway. Mellen. Under questionimg- by Chief LOST—Ladies' purse, black silk, at Grant month. Reference proving the standing of Bids will be received at the office of AT 6, 7 and 8 per cent ( Dr. Jesse Cleveland, Spartanbure", S. C., THE TROUBLE CO. "Premier Carrier of the Sooth." Counsel Folk for the oommlasion, Mr. Park containing money and trunk cfaeelc. tJtie applicant esientmJ, launch room,, retir- 542 CENTRAL AVE. MAIN I67--J- estate; purchase monej Liberal reward II returned to this office^ ing room. Carnegie library books Trained until 12 o'clock noon. June 22, 1914. for Quick service. Arrival and departure of pasgenser tr&lna. Ledyard refused to testify that one of the erection of primary building Cor the 13L.ECTK1C starter worlt. Platinums ^renew- CALL FOR MR. MOONEY. Atla-nta. LOST—One bunch of keys' tag. C. M. Ma- iiursu and physician, gratis, to visit the sick. ed. Medical, electrical appliances repair- the entries in the New Haven minutes Apply to MI4.S Bell. Training School Hell South Carolina School for the Deaf and The following schedule fleurcs axe pub- hangas, 79 Decatur St. Reward if re- Blind. Cedar Springs, S. C. Each bid for ed, etc. CLIFF C. HATCHER 1lishe 1.« d only as Information and are not relating to a Billard company trans- turned to Arcade Restaurant, 3»_Peachtreg. Telephone Ivy Exchange, No. 25 Auburn avenue, Atlanta, Ga. the building must be accompanied with a REBUILDING ears a specialty. action was "false" but said it did not LOST—Gold watch charm. Liberal reward INSURANCE AGENCY No. Arrive From — No. Depart For— WANTED—Bright young woman residing certified check in the amount of $1,000, as t h l represent what had occurred a,t the If returned to 812 Candier building. a guarantee that If awarded the contract TRAVIS & JONES 221 Grant Bldg. ?^ . __? lS£ 3t; B'ham .32 01 am 36 New York.l2:15 am with parents Cor permanent clerical posi- l!0 Columbus. 6.15 am meeting. the successful bidder will immediately enter 26 JAMES ST.. THIRD FLOOR. IA J^ Xcw 1York 5-45 am tion, must be. quick and accurate a.t figures FOR mortgage loans and pur- 43 "Wash ton. 6 05 am 35 B'ham.... 6:00 am and not afraid of work. Apply, stating Into contract and execute and deliver surety 1914 SIX-CYLINDER 50-h. p. electrically- Mr. Ledyard'a testimony •was enliven- bond In the amount of $15,000 to indemnify 1 Jack-vine. 6 10 am 1 Chicago . 6-20 am qua. Jj flea tioe«, experience and biliary e*- equipped touring: car; never used; will chase money notes see L. H. 12 Richmond. 6:55 am ed by a lively clash, -with Mr. Folk in, ^ pected^ AUdfebs Box 1*02, city. the owner against loss under said contract. trade lor building material. For dem- 12 Shre'port .6 '30 am which the witness insisted, in answer- rials BARCLEY CUSTOM CORSET is made Heating contractors are required to com- 23 Jack'ville. 6 50am 23 Kan. City. 7 '00 am tor you to your exact measurement; permanent position, good pay. Southern onstration. P. O. Box 396. City. Zurline and Edward Jones, 501-2 17 Toccoa . . B 10 am 7 Chatta'ga. 7.10am ing- questions in his own way and ap- boned \vicn Iirm, ilexlble, woven wire so J.a ply with all of the above conditions except ing, stenographic v, ork not necesba-ry, that the certified check with bid will be FOR SAL.K—Four-passeneer, 40-H. P., tal- Silvey Bldg. Main_624. 213 H<-flin ... S JO am 32 Ft. Valley 7 15 am pealed to Commissioner Daniels to to cling to and t-upport your figure per- prominent position, goou pa,y. Southern ly equipped auto, in excellent condition. S Chatta-'ga. 10 35 am 16 Macon . . 7.45 am lectly and give fruuuum. o± motion. Airs. ii. $300 and bond required $1.000. LOANS ON RiJAL ESTAIt;—VV« buy pur- sustain him. rPinters' Supply Co., JO K. Forsyth St. M. The right to reject any and all bids is Quick aal«- for cash ?350. Atl. phone J^4. .. ..10 45 a 38 N. Y. 1st.ll'OO am .. WLlcox. Ivy aaSfa-J-i. lj^ .b'orreatL iwe. Bell M 3^71, or aildresa ii. C. J.. Itoute No. chase money no tee, ahori ilme loaaa lor 27 Ft. Valley 10 45 sim 6 Jack'viJle 11-10 am Mel leu's Letter to Wise. reserved. buPding hou^ea. The Merchants and Me- L* SCREiiWS. PRICE & THOMAS'. "WANTED—A steno-bookkeeper. No appli- B, City. 21 Columbu« 1-0- --. 29 B'ham -.11 55 am LiY bCHilEi^a. PRICE dc THOJMAto. Contractors wishing to bid on the above anics' ticking and Loan Company, i!09 fi Cincln'ti. 11.00 am S8 N. Y. 2d. .12 OE pm J. "W. H. Crim, attorney for former cation considered except by letter giving building and heating are Instructed to im- FORD nhock absorbers and other acces- rant^Jmtidlng. Tele phono ivy 5341. President Mellen, read into the record FLIT aCRK.bi.NS. PRICK & THUiu-AS. Qualifications, totate amount wages desired. 20 New York.ll.4D am 40 Charlotte 12 36 pm FLV; MCKJSKJSi'S. PK1CK te THOMAS. mediately file their application for drawings sories. Aeetita wanted everywhere; cata- ONE^ TO LOAN—At" 6. f and a per cent 40 B'ham. . II 40pm aO^oIuntbuB 12 30 pm Mr. Mellen's much discussed letter to Cone M. iladdox Co.. ^U0-2»a Peters St.,and specifications with W. A. Edwards, logue malted free. Automobile Specialty on Atlanta residence and suburban real FLY taCREEXS. PRICE S Ft \Mlle 5-JO pm the drav. ings to the architect immediately HAVE brand-new «-c>linder roadster, etec- Quillian, 611- 51.; Peiera building. Main 31 Ft Valley. S 00 pm 30 Macon . . 5'30 pm Mr.* JUedyard yesterday vigorously 3B-M SMOKING TOBACCO CATARRH transportation free. For -urttitr Inform*.. after the letting without cost to the archi- tric btdrter. Will trude for gilt-edge contradicted that contention. Air. Crim RlSiIEI>V- Used for iiay lever also. Be- tion inquire from li to _:3tJ u. m. and from 11 Richmond. 8 15 pin 25 Hefliii . 5:45 pm tect. ( tftock Parties Interested write description. MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE 14 \Va.sh'ton a-45 pm merely read the letter and asked Mr. n now, lOc pkg. Your druggist or JSK-il o to b p. m. James Kopp, 5il3 Candier bldg. 2 Chicago .10 4r5 pm Subcontractors wishing a set of drawings I Addreaa C. H- K.. 149 Tlft avenue. AND OTHERS, upon their own names. 16 Chatta'g.t 9 3. > pm 24 Jack'villfc. p^..m, Led yard if it accorded with his recol- o., Atlanta, (ja. bundlntc. _____ and specifications are required to pay the ' JMTJfiD—Experienced saleswomen for FOIl SALE—A portable fireproof garage, Cheap rates, easy p«_yiut'nta, confiden- 24 Kan. City. D 2T> pm 2 J ark'vlLle 10 55 pm lectioft and Mr. !Ledyard replied that 1»14 magazine catalogue Just •chitect $10 cash for the use of same. tial. Scott & Co.^ _8^U_ AUbtfeli building. 19 Columbus 10 20 pm 11 Shr'vport 11 10 pm . Phono or write for It. Charles D. uits and millinery, no others need apply. Draw Ings and specifications will be on made by well-known company, firdl-Clut>y it did. Grossman's, building. Price right. Terms to suit. Act FARM LOANS—We place" loans m~any All tr.ilris run daily. Central time. Mr. Led yard told of Mr. Mellen tell- Barteer, Circulation. 19-21 Peiers. M. 4E23-J. file at the office of Capt. N. F. Walker, amount on improved £».rm lands In Geor- City Ticket Officp. N . I Pearhtree St. Springs. S. C.; In the office of the promptly if you need a building. Address ing- him that he had heard of same FLY SCRKENs repaired by Price oc Thomas. DOMESTIC. -tJ-lJi, "Constitution. gia. Tne Southern Mortgueo Company. conferences Mr. Morgan had with of-1 •2. N. Pr>or. Pnone Ivy Ijoa. Builders' Exchange, Atlanta, Ga., and in WANTED—A good German girl for general the architect's* olTtce. FOR SALE—Save some money by buying Union Passenger Station. ficiu-ls of the Grand Trunk and asked housework; in family o£ three and help All bids and bid checks to be drawn in your own garage. Ail metal, tirat-clu-ss MO HTGAGE LOANS made on f Jrt,t-clas3 him to inquire of Mr. Morgan if he .ake care of little boy. M. _g205._^A.tl. 2345. favor of Col. T. J. flloore. Chairman, ad- building. Very low price. Terms to suit. improved Atlanta real estate. "Get in Georgia Railroad. was worried about Grand T;runk mat- CARDS. touch with us." Greene Realty Co.. 314 o -rive From— No. Depart T WANTED—A good cook to cook for private dressed care of Dr. Jesse Cleveland, Spar- Telephone Ivy 2374. . Empire building. and— ters. tamily. Kuom on lot, if desired, i t>U Au- ntaurg, S. C. 3 Charl'ton b.OO am "I asked Mr. Morgan if ihe was wor- Hush M. Dorsey, Arthur Heyman, WANTED—Late model Ford runabout in. 6~PEir CKNT LOANS on Atlanta property. C 00 am .. 7 30 am turn avenue. By order of the Board of Commissioners. exchange for motorcycle and difference 3 Buckhe 7 35 am 6 A .12 15 pm ried over Grand Trunk affairs and he Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman. ' T. J. MOORE. Chairman. J. R. Nulling &. Co.. S01-4 Empire Ll_* r Attorneys-at-Law. WELX experienced colored hairdresser maid. caah. M. C. M.. care Constitution. bui.din_K_.__ 1 Ai»"gu»ta" . . 1 l. . pm S A . 3 30 pm said. "Not a bit.' " lOlii Century bldg. SAX ANTONIO, TEXAS, May 27_,, 1914— 5 Augusta . 4 30 pm 14 Buckhead. 6 IS p "Did Mr. Melien send the letter the Offices: 202. 204, .-05, 206, 207. 208, 210 FOR SALE—One nice motor truck in per- WANTED—$300 to $500 real estate securl- Kiser Building, Atlanta, Ga.. W ANTED—Ulrl or woman to nurse old SeaJed bids, indorsed, "ProposaLl! folur. CavPav- lies. ?50 brokerage. ,Main 4189. 7 New York 4 CharleS'n. S-00 pm same day he wrote it?" in-.g; tjtreetH,Streets," wilwinl bDCe received boy the under- fect condition, capacity l.aud pounds. and Aug. . 8 SO pm 4 Wllmlngr'n 8 00 pra "My impression is he called in the Long Distance, Telephone 3023. 3024 and lady. Little work, good pay. Apply P. E. Price $600. Address^ U-US j, L-oiiatltutlon. MOONEYN l_ If. TTOO " LIMPILJ3r J DD on city property" . W. O. 3025. Atlanta, Ga. Rogers, 11 North .fryer street. signed until 4 o'clock p. m., of June 22, A. Alston. _l-16_Thlrd Nat'l Bank bldg. stenographer, dictated the letter and D . 1914. for the paving of certain streets, WANTED—To overhaul several cart, am Louisville and Ni.shville Railroad. that the stenographer brought it back MISCELLANEOUS. .pprox!m«Uely G90.000 Miuare yards In area, equipped for thorough overhauling, LOANS—$25 and up. on furniture, pianos. Ef""---'T • - -' - 16. Leave. ! Arriv and Mr. Mellen, made a few corrections. HELP WANTED-—Male WOMEN, get government Jobs. $70 month. i „accordance ulth plans, specifications and ;es. Deca-tu"' *" r 331. Guarantee Loan Co., 31R Atl Nat. Bank. I believe he said iic was sending It Many appointments coming. List posi- conditions on file in the of lice of the City JTAKM LOANS made by W, B. Smith. 70S . right along- by messenger," tions ava.ila.blu, free. Franklin Xnstitutu. JEnel' ;er. Creosoted Pine Blocks, Mesqulte a go serviceable Fourth National Bank building. Cincinnati and Loutt-viMe .7:12am|9 50pm PANTED—Men to learn barber trade. Bar- Dept. 600-M. Kochesier, N. Blocks and Portland Cement will be ndlilon and Knoxvllle via. Blue Ririjire 7 3.". am[ li 00pm. Uirf IVot Arivi.se 31 ell en, bers nlwaya la demand. His wages, ifiasy retire IttiJ. WANTED—Young lady to travel and dem- -nlshed to contractors by the city of San at a Knoxville viii. Carterf-vjlle. . 7 • U ami 9.50pm "Do you know of any conferences ..'ark. Few weeks complotea by our meth- _ itonio at prices to lie quoted on applica- Aclare i S, Knoxvilk- via C.irter.sville. . 5 10 pm|ll:55 am od. Wages whllq learning. Toola furnished. onstrate coffee in stores.. Apply after 7 tion. The above paving uill be done and as to the propriety of sending- this Catalog free. Moler College. Desk A 38 •clock, 140 N. Jack: HAVE 40-H.. P. louring car. excellent con- Murphy accommodation. ...3.40 pm[l0.45 pna letter?" lid for under \vhat is known at, the Street dition. Will tiud.« lor anything caah WANTED— Money • ' itreot- _ WAXTED— Women for government clerk- "None, except what I have menition'- --nprovement Law of the General Laws of value, diamonu eCerred. Lu.ll lor Mr. ~ reaT~estate d Air Line Kail way. i' Ji£j—Prof. G. O. .Branding; v» Hi teach you ships. $70 per month Atlanta exa.miu Taught In . Specimen Irve. Frank- Love Iyy_4'!lb'i._ worth $8.000. P. O. Eft ecti ve N( ember 30, 1913. «ince of the City of San Antonio, copies of No. Depart To— "Did you have anything to do wltn half lime of other colleger. Complete course siituto, jJept. bOu-N^ N. •hich w ill be mailed to applicants by the CADILLAC touring car, ?600 , part . lo. Arrive Froivi— Mr. Mellen's defense; or advise him poafUon In our chain ul taopa. JJO. balance on time. Cu,ti fur Air, Lov Ivy E can Invest your money for yon on first 1 New York G ^0 a. 11 B'ham ... 6 30 »jil.a Barber College. ll> hitist MiU-iieU MI jiKLfa. learn mil i Inery , free faoJiolaratii p nder.signeil. For bidders' blanks, specifica- 1 Norfolk . b 20 a 11 Memphis.. 6.30 any further?" plan. \\ e make and reirlm hats free. Ideal tions and other Information, address C. D. 47h7. mortgage, high-class Improved property. "I did not." It will net you 7 and 8 per cent, 1 \Va.sh'ton. 6 20 a 30 ilonroe. 7,00 SALKSXLEN A^D SsOLlCITOKS. $'_iiuoi of Millinery. IQOjfr WhttehiLlI Pol lor k. Kngmeur In Charge. Most of the WANTEJD. TURMAN & CALHOUN. 1 Portsm'th 6 UO a 6 New York-l-i 10 "Do you understand anything you .NTED—A iew _ir»t-claiis fedlcbiueii for a L WOAIA.N over 2u, witn attractive person- streets to be paved are residence streets, !• ora runabout, mut.t be In Second Floor Empire. J Abb«. H.C. 8 50 am 6 Wa*h'ton 12.10 say may be used against you ?" asked ir^t-ciasf real estate ptopusltiou. Good ality, for traveling position, expenses p-id ind any kind of paving suitable to real- will be considered. The city u, \% wulU like to exchange 6 Memphis. 11 C Norfolk .12:10 Mr. Foa'k. 'tling men cun easily make from $300 to .UPly 11-iO Csindler bldg. teacher preferred C j.nd pay difference. Appiy U B'ham . .11 6 Porta'th .12 10 pm "Oh, jes." 0 per nioatii. Assistance given and all > the right to reject li. Auburn Ivy _4-ttiV, PURCHASE MONEY NOTES '> B'ham .. 1 23 B'ham .. . 3-55 pm. "Your relations with Mr. Morgan importation tree. For tur Liter lufurma- 50 pm 6 B'ham . . 5 00 pm uon, inquire from « to i.30 a- in. and from HEUPWANTED—Male and Female i Ne\v York. were quite intimate. You made yacht- " o t) p, in. Jot, K.OPP, 5-io Candlur Bldg. 8UFPLUGS —ACCESSORIES . WE HAVE funds on hand with 3 Wasih'ton.. 4 .50 pm 5 Memphis.. B 00 Ing trips with him and you drew his T SAVli lU Jr"ii.Jtl CENT to »U Piitt CENT j Norfolk. 4 SO pm IS Abbe. S.C. 4 00 •will and were made one of his execu- AGENTS WANTED—Men~~or '~wonien7" S^ to to $150 which to purchase good first or -j Portym'th. 4 •50 pm 12 New York 8 55 tors ?" $S per day, ^amplest light and attractive, month. Atlanta e nlnailons announced OiN YOUK OLD BEARINGS second mortgage purchase money j; B hum 3*> pm 12 Norfolk .. 8 5E "That is correct." sells to more than halt of housekeepers, July 15. Deter Iptio :inU sample Questions DON'T thro.v your old beiartnga away, bend it Monroe... H 00 pm 1^ portmn'th 8.66 prufit on eacn article. Write tor agen- Lltute l^ept 63-N, 1910) for two years boRinning August 3, them tu ua «i«U vv« will ma.kti them aa City Ticket 88 Peacbtree St. Air. Led yard said he often opposed at once. 1 He Park Co., Sib K. ^S jtruet, 1911. \vlll be received nt the- office of the good as new.. Southern Bearing Co.. 4U Mli notes. Foster & Robson, xi Edge- Morgan and had done so in the New liHvHIe. Ky. _^___ tiecietary of State, In Atlanta, Ucorgla, for Main X17B-J. wood avenue. Western and Atlantic Railroad, Hd.ven board. thirty (CO) days, from this date—June i. _. i\e From— No. Depart To- "Did you oppose him enough'to make w ly oate W A N T E D—Teachers 191 J. AUTOMOBILES 3 Nashville. 7:10 am 94 Chicago. . 8:00 am htm mad?" :rit! o2 .uceessful bidder will be required to devicp, sold unutr gun. ante' WE greatly need men for po&itlont> around 73 Rome . . .10 20 am 2 Nashville. S.35 am "T never hesitated to tell him plain- mileage of any «.ui-umobUe .iS to oO per ffiv^ bo in the sum of Fifty Thousand REPAINTED BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 9,3 Nashville .11:45 am 92 Nashville. 4:55 >m $1,000. Als>u ladiua and young men lor Dolla ., in a Surety Company authorized ly vi hat I thought.'* per sullen o£ e<<-3uUne Used. Kmitire Igh ^ctlool and grade positions. Sheridan's TOPS recovered anri repaired. Wheels, ai- f 1 Nashville. 7 35 pm 72 Rome. ... 6,l&pm JOjt CaaUter Bldg. ' .u.=lns?ss In this State, for the faithful Ica and springs repaired, tilgli-sra-do work 3^5 Chicago .. 7 50pm 4 Nashville. 8 50 pm Mr. Folk asked Mr. Ledyard about a TeaclierV Agency, 302 CandJer bldgv, At- performance of contract, Tht* right to small dividend in connection with an reiect any and all bids IB-reserved. a. r^oiab^prlc.^ ^^ underwriting syndicate which Mr. Mor- WANTED—Two good real es- SPECIAL—Having so many calls for com- Forms for making bidb will be furnlsh- 120-122-124 AUBUtf.N A v BNUE. JTAXICABS^ gan had urged him to accept, although tate salesmen atjonce. A-i con- petent touchers, we offer fiftj. life en- 1 upon application to the Secretary -at he had said he did not want to take it, 'tlments free. Offer closes June 15. Mutual AUTO FENDERS, TANKS finally Took It. tract to good men. See Mr. Tes- 3acht.ra' Association, StovaU. N. C.; PHILIP COOK. f reehvilte. S. C. Secretary of State. HOODS, E'l C., ina.de to oruer. Also repair re fore necs, T. V. Urr. United TAXICABS "Well, you finally took it?" sier, 322 Healey bldg., 12 to 1: WM A. WRIGHT, x^ork. HOLL1NGSVV ORTH At. CO. Agent G. Calgary. Alberta. "Yes, as I have said before. I took South Atlantic Teachers Comptroller General. Edfcewood and Pleumont aves. Ivy 56J.3. vrr" ^ IdeaT VVhc- It and gave it to charity 111 which Mr AGENCY, 11J5 Atl. Nai~ Bk. Bide., Atlanta, TV. J, SPEISR, EEF ahead of the processio Morgan was interested." ! Treasurer. cialists in repair BeUe Isle "So he had his way after all?" WE-~RE filling positions dally. Enlist to- PROPOSALS FOR COAL. Ing, painting and welding. Work guaranteed "He had his way and I had mine," day. Fobter's Teachers' Agency. faOS Third War Department. U. S. Engineer Office. Honest work, honest prices llcjjutfie Bros.. retorted Mr. Ledyard. National Bank Blcig. Phone Ivy 8051. Kas>t Point. Phone B3. Atla.nl.i- IVY 5190; Montgomery. Ala., June 3, 1914—Sealed pro- "WILL exchange from $2,~000 to" $5.000 la- "You did not fuss with him very ACAtii, T-b-ACiiEiia' AGENCY. Prompt, et- posals for furnishing about 40,000 tons of bi- dl**s' suits, coats, fur.--, skJrtt, waJstb. bard ?" . flcient service. 422 Atlanta Natlcwo.1 Bank tuminous coal will be received at this office THE TROUBLE CO. I TAXICAB—PERRY until 12 m., July 3, 1914, and then publicly EGBERT ALLEN and O. A bJTHRIDGE •"sbcs of all kindu Buittible lor now and "I r,elluse to answer that question.*' AGKNTS. build ing. Main 31-15. nex.~t fall business for good farm UO to 30 1 STAND Elkin Draff Co.. 16 Luckie St. Ivy "Were the Connecticut directors AGENTS—Now Is the time to make your opened Information on application. Earl EXPERTS miles of Atl _..ak and 2710-J,__Atlanta. 71. new cars for servlc*. largely dummies?" Mr. Folk asked.x money betore tha extreme hot weather. I. Brown. Mai.. Enirrs ELETCTRIC cars, rt-ctlfiers and battery work. Suit Co.. Atlanta. Ga. ^ "I should not say that," Mr. Ledyard My Dropositlon neta you 100 per cent on ^ Phone Main 1ST-J. __4_6g Centrs^i avenue. GROC&HI&S. meat market, stock i na fix- I ^TAXICABS replied. "Mr. Mellen certainly was nof every t,ale. Sa.mple outfit sent for 25c. St. lor tures, horse and wagon for sale. I EXCELSIOR AUTO COMPANY. Louis man made S»a last week; \\ by not * LEGAL NOTICES. Owner a dummy. Charles F. Brooker was not. ads.: 3 Unea one time, 10 cents; S E. H. ODUM BROS. -ta\ ing city. Reasonable. Address D-371. Mr. Brush was a most aggressive and you ? Kvery home, restaurant and business times, 15 cents. To cct theau raiet> ada HAVE your automobile repaired the right Constitution. I ATL 3660, 8 LUCKIE. I. 1262 places buyers. Henr,l Marahall. 2127 S. Wa- must be paid In advance and delivered PROPOSALS FOR KEAIODKLING ELISC£ way. 70 Ivy utreet. obstinate old man. Air. Whlttemore oash, Chicago. 1RIC LIGHTING SYSTEM—Ft. McPher- COOL and shady, at Buckhead. 13 was an able man of large Interests. at The Constitution ofiice. TI. Ga. May 19, 133-1. Sealed proposals KEWSOM AUTO CO. >Ir. Frank Brewster was a young:, en- MISCELLANEOUS. AN ANSWEft TO YOUR AD. " r remodeling lighting system will be re- ATLANTA RADIATOR CO. all for lease, also one 7 rooms' an I 12 Luckie St. Ivy S3. Atlanta 8ft«. ergetic man. who asked many ques- HIGH-SCHOOL BOYS. I nave a position or several of them may be sent In as ceived here until 10 a. in.. June 10. 1914. Automobile Radiator Work £Ucluslv«ly. Ivy 6431-J tions. Henry K. AIcHarg- was a man late aa a week after your ad iamt ap- and then opened. Information furnished Bell Ivy 7434. ?6 Ivy Street. for you during vacation time, and one that peared In Thu Constitution. Such respon- on application Envelopes containing pro- NEAR BEER LICENSES of large interests." will pay you well. Call and make arrange- ses aro the result of several forms of -Ur. Folk asked about Laurence ments, as 1 only need ten, no more. If you ,als should be endorsed "Proposals for DRESSMAKING—SEWING Bpoclal service which The Constitution modeling lighting system." and addressed MOTORCYCLES—BICYCLES NOTICE ia hereby given that appllcatloo Alinot. are a hustler and want to work and make is rendering iu behalf of all Situations Quarlcrmcistcr. WANTE by experienced worna will be made to council for near beer "He was a typical Boston trustee," from $26 to $50 a week all during your vaca- Wanted advertisers. So, If you want a TWIN Excetslor; e^iHpp^dr~m~~goo3~~run Tailor worn ind children1;, aewli license for colored only at 330 Decatur at. Mr. Ledyard replied. "He was care- tion, come and see me and let me show you wider range of choice before accepting a ning order, for $85. Ivy 606G-J. eapeclally. Pbone Aasociated Charitlea. Gernmnia BotUin«f_Co._ how to do it. Thla Is a special offer we are ful and conservative." position, hold your box number curd and VTK hereby make application for renewal "How about James S. Elton?" racking for this purpose, and la limited. call at or phone to The Constitution fre- See Jlr. Hammond, of Chas,. Scribner's Sous, quently for at least u week. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous of near beer llcenae at 140 Peters Btreet, "He was a worthy and respectable 612 Temple Court bldg.. Atlanta. Go. f o r colored only. ^. L. Cary & Co. man who never impressed me as hav- YOUNG man, 22, Htuflent In pharmacology, ! ~WE hereby make appHcation for near beer ing a great knowledge of railroad af- WANTED boya with bicycle to know that with four years' experience In drug busi- 1 fairs." John D. Miller la located at 43 East Hun- NOTICE—THE FRANKLIN INSURANCE license at 139 Marietta street, for v,hlt« ter at., doing repairing and carrying a fuh ness and graduate assistant pharmaceutical 1 SECOND-HAND PHINTUNG MATERIAI, ' only G. L. Cary & Co. "How abo-ut "William Skinner?" chemist, wants work, from 5 to 12 p. m.. In COMPANY. OF WASHINGTON, D. C., Pills a tafe and reliable treatment for ir- | "-->_ot bicycle supplies. HEREBY GIVES NOT1C13 THAT THEY FOR SALK CHEAP. regularities,. Trial box by mall 50c. Ed- TVE hereby make application for near beer "He had large holdings and at times first-class drug store In city. Speaks four 2&0 CalKornla caaet, coat 7£>c; uale price 20c- 1 languages, strictly .sober and honest, \vlth HAVE REINSURED THEIR LIABILITY Uf> lower ca-oe news catea. full alze. cost EIMC, nondson Drug Company, 11 North Broad license for colored only at 216 Marlett* I thought he had a high regard for ON ALL OUTSTANDING POLICIES COV- itreet. Atlanta, Ga. et. G.~L. Cary & Co. Mr. Mellen." A-l references. Address C. Evans, 67 W. uale price loc. Btr Mitchell, City. ERING* PROPERTY IN THE STATE OF Galley rack, holding ten galleys, up to three "What about Afr. Bfllard?" GEORGIA, PARTLY IN THE CITIZENS columns, $LJ. "He was practically a stranger to Cost of Local Want Ads in WANTED—Position In bank. mercantile INSURANCE COMPANY. OF BALTI- wuodcn double frames, cost $8.50; -ale me. He attended the meeting-s regu- house or corporation by young single man; MORE. MARYLAND, AND PARTLY IN price, |u.7u. larly, but I do not recall that he said 15 years' experience in banks, mercantile THE GLOB 12 & RUTGERS INSURANCE d out) 1« iron Ira me a, holding 12 cauen, co.->t THE CONSTITUTION " jses and corporations; public accounting COMPANY, OF NEW YORK CITY. $17.jU: sale price. 110 much." I auditing; will start at $l'fr to $25 week. FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO., One proof preuu, wlii tuba a three-column "How about JCdward Millisran?" 1 Insertion lOc a line Auditor. P. O. Box 389. Atlanta, Ga. BY JOHN A. KELLY, galley; aa.lo price, flu. NOMINATION BLANK "He made a jrood impression on me, 3 Insertions Oc a line PRESIDENT. Two stonea and one ut&nd to hold them. and when he flrs,t became a member 7 Insertions 5c a Hue A7r~^OKKEEPER7~xo~year.? about S feet long; »alo price, »lo- of the board he showed a desire to Ic per word flat for One wooden case racK. holos 30 fuU-slz« kno\v about things that were going cl«naifle7-J. 300 Spring St. month*1 experience construction work and Peachtree street. loaned" the Billard company $2,000,000 timekeeping and 9 years' general office ex- ATLANTA ART SCHOOL—Summer rates. "No. and I do not know of it now," perience. Give free trial i£ necessary. Good Drawing, painting, delightful rooms with answered Mr. Ledyard. boaru in institute, students and visitors reterengga. Addroas D-3Sii^ Constitution. Ivy ^S2B-L. ATLANTA SAFE CO. Mr. Folk stated that reference to this 5001 PLAXINU MILL, foreman wants position; BAKGALNS in New and Secoud-hand Safes. transaction appeared In the records of experienced and successful estimator and WANTED—To entertain and teach primary Heal Lock Experts. Safe Artlfcta. Main 4601 VOTING COUPON the meeting of the directors of the bidder on gener.il mill and cabinet work; and kindergarten cla.ss at All Saints' Sun- FOR SALE—Adding machine. nine cot- navigation company, held September Courteous operators, thor- careful and iober man. Address C. "W. G., day school rooms, W. Feachtree. Ivy G7B7-J. utnnt>; good as new; bargain lor cash, or 1903, when a committee, he said, was o'ushly familiar with rates, G g nc ra l_l_E)e 1 ivery ; Birmingha tenna to reliable party. Aadress Box M-3S, NOT GOOD AFTER JUNE 10. appointed in regard to effecting the rules and classifications, will PRINTER—Well experienced job and ne " itliution. loan. X grtve yoa complete informa- paper printer, steady and reliable, wants rf>KCONI>-H AND AKM V TiiiNTS—7x7 A. Mr. Ledyard said that n\? action ever tion. And. if you wish, they position In small town. Address E. S. War- WK FAY higneut tents, ^6; 9xd A, tents, *8.50; 16-ft. conl- •was taken by the committee. will Assist you In wording rgck,_Generai Delivery. Atlanta, Ga. fia n o*. iiuusenofd tfjotia, lurniture a.n cal lentg. <15. Bprtngt-r. 2&6 3. Pryor street. The Constitution's $25,27O Free Gift Campaign Mr. Folk said the books of the navi- your want ad to make it most WHITE man, 30~initiative" ability, "educa^ olflce fixiui ett u t>pecitca.iur wtic«t. Atufnt^ ^U6j and burglar-proof uafea. vau) t doors. C. 000 in cash was paid for sold notes of v. h*re. 3 years' experience managing hard- J. Daniel, -iis Fourth Na.fl teunk_bl«i|g._ the Billard company. Accounts opened for ads by war ebusl ness. Address D-3BK, Constitution. WANTED—Large Iron safe; medium slzo FOK SALE—One nine-column adding ma- "All I know," said Air. Ledyard, "is telephone to accommodate WANTED—Position by registered pharma- safe to exchange. Communicate with chine at a tremendous burcaln. * -*J This Coupon will count 10 votes for that a corrimittee was appointed and you if your name is in the- cist, graduate of University of Maryland; Southern Printer^' JJupply Co. M. 2071. 300 Highland avenue. Atlanta. ,that it was reported no action was telephone directory. Other good reference and experience. Address THKEK ceiling- fans, alternating current; D'385, Constitution. jACOlftf AUCTION Co7 will buy tuiythine taken." want ad3 taken by telephone In the way of household Goods. We oav in good condition. Will tell cheap. Phone District No..., City Mr. Folk showed two cheeks of the are to be paid for Immedi- WHITE MAN "wants farm worlT the highest caab price Call Atlanta phona Ivy 7291-J. New England Navigation company for ately upon publicction, bill to wage £2j^. Bell Main 1434 51 Oecutm Btrcet. FOR SALE—Beautiful antique quilts, made 51,000,000 each, issued to Mr. Billard, DO presented by mail o. so- COUPLE without children will keep piano for beds. Ivy 7Qgg. end asked: licitor the same day printed. LIVE, wide-awake young man for party degtrlng to store same. lyy 891. MEDICAL instruments and books of: recent Street No. State "Do you know anything about publication, very rea«onable. M. 2137-L. these?" i with experience as shipping and WE BUY second-hand office and H H. "I do not, except that T think I rec- Every Home Has Use for receiving clerk, also as shoe and lurniturf Camel on Fur. Co., Main 322S. ognize the signature of the vice presi- Good for 10 votes when filled out and sent or brought to The Con- dent and treasurer of the navigation Con stitution WANT APS clothing salesman in retail stores, company." * STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE stitution. Not transferable after once received. After a few other questions Mr. Led- desires position; A-i references. was excused. Address D-38i, Constitution. CO., 2« W. Alabama

NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPER! THE; (JONSTITOTIOJM, ATLANTA, GA,, SATURDAY, J UJSiE 6, 1914. Page '.Tim-teen AH Desirable Rooms to Rent Are Advertised in The Constitution. Look Over the "For Rent" Cotamns.and Check the Ones YOM Like Best

01 BUSINESS AND MAIL SEED AND PET STOCK BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Rooma FO R RE N T—H o u se keep ing Jfe ?.* REAL ESTAT^—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Safe H. G. HASTINGS & CO. SOUTH SIOE. FUKNISMED—NOUTH SIDE. NORTH SU>EL •ORDER DIRECTORY TWO rooms, one downetatrs. cool, con- TWO well furnished rooms with bath and TWO nicely furnished front rooms for light PLANTS, BULBS AiND POULTRY venient, 15 minutes to Plve Points. I. housekeeping; private home: every con^ SUPPLIES. all conveniences. Apt. 3. 193 Spring St. 2749-J. Ivy l_B6j. venienca: reasonable. 325 Courtland. _ . BELL PHONES: MAIN ^568; Main 396S; THREE large connecting rooms for light FURNITURE, hounebold goods, office ttx- ATLANTA 2S68. front room, attractive home, TWO nicely furnished rooms, private fam- AUCTION splendid location, excellent meals, couple, housekeeping, private, north side home. E ily, gentlemen only. 39 Currier. Phone tures, and. In laet. everything you want. ^-- -un^^^J^j'3^ J^^^-ISHH- -fe^-' ^?^ Ivy 1037-L. SAGO PALM BULBS started now will make one or two gentlemen. Ivy 3Q86-J. Ivy 391-L. JACOBS AUCTION CO. nice 'palms this season. We, have a nice EXCELLENT room and board for three THREE connecting rooms, nicely furnished, 61 DKCATUR STREET. collection of assorted, sizes. Special price men. in private home; conveniences. Ivy 32 E. NORTH AVE.—Large, cool, front for housekeeping; owner's home; aellght- Near Klmball House. Bell pbona 1*34: At- this week, 10 cents per pound. room, for gentlemen or business ladles; ful location; reasonable. 504 Washington TODAY AT 2:30 P. M. lanta 2286. S235-L. all conveniences. Private Parlor. street. PLEASANT room, board, bath, Peachtree MINJJ:nB_BragaBNGKK.^ IT IS EA&Y to rid your little chicks of head FOUR-ROOM FLAT, sleeping porch, JUNE 7, modern conveniences, private home, i lice with Pratt*s Head Llca Ointment. No home; excellent terms for gentlemen. Ivy walking distance, best neighborhood. Ivy COME TO THE AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON, in East Atlanta, and see i Always on the minute. 1779-J. outside porches, three months, 335. 2707-J. * Phone 23 or Ivy 4372. trouble to use, just rub lightly on top oC 7921-L. heads and under throat and wings* 10-cent NICELY furnished room fojr rent, with SUITE of rooms for light housekeeping; no what a bargain you can get in a' beautiful lot at $10 cash and $10 per and 2&-cent boxes. .__ ^ without board; all conveniences. I ar old Tabernacle children. 352 Peachtree. Ivy 2163-J. month. Absolutely no by-bidding at this auction. Take Soldiers' Home car. ATLANTA TlTLJi U U AKAl-ITKK Courttand. ______AJSCJ3 COMPAQ K, ground floor Equitable DAHLIA BULBS—A collection ot large, DELIGHTFUL front room, with board; pri- NICELY furnished room, connecting bath. * SOU Til SIDE. get off at Sanders' Crossing, go to East Atlanta Bank, then south one block building. Main 5420. strong bulba In assorted colors, that are vate family, all conveniences. Ivy 2504. 19 Slmpaon street. Ivy 3116-L. NICELY furnished rooms, with bath, for sure to bloom this season. 10 cents each, 100 West Peachtree street. NICELY furnished rooms, half block otl light housekeeping. Main 5045. 1«9 Pul- on Flat Shoals road, to sign on property. or 51 per dozen. 11 am. street. BANKS. BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room In Peachtree; all conveniences. 19-21 W. Cain. TWO or three beautifully furnished front CONKEY'S PLY KNOCKER la what Is private home. 21 Howard at., 2 doors off NICELY furnished front room; all con- Alabama and ttroati Streets. Peachtree. Ivy 1674-L. renlences. 28 JW. Feaehtree. I. 6537-J. rooma, complete for housekeeping; abso- uapitui -And. Surplus $1.201), uOO. needed. lor keeping flies away. It la easy lutely clean; sink, electricity, hot bath, 1'30 _ Oldest Sa-vlnga Department in the City. to use, as It Is sprayed directly on the anl- LARGE cool front room, newly furnished; NICELY furnished rooms Cor gentlemen; Washington street. rnalu, or can be applied with, a cloth If pri. home; all convenlencea. 36 E. Harris. conveniences, close In. 183 Ivy st. I. 3015. J. B. JACKSON FOURTH NATIONAL JBANK OF ATLANTA. pre terred. Fine lor f armera, dairymen, 419 WASHINGTON ST.—Four unfurnished Caah capital $bO(l.QQO; surplus. $930.000. COOL and pleasant rooms with, board for 67 LUCKIE ST.—Two nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping: ne\v ly tinted, 213-14 PETERS BUILDING. stablemen and horseshoers, also nne for rld- gentlemen and couples. Ivy 6674. rooma, very cloae tn: hot water. private home. O. G. CLARK, Auctioneer. cUnK your stables of ttiea. Price 1 quart can 35 cents, 2 quarts 60 cents, 1 gullon,_$1.00. NEWLY furnifched rooms, with bath. 314 32 WINDSOR ST.—Two unfurnished j -.. Peachtree. Ivy 12S5. roqma for couple; re fere •equired. , oriental HUK and Cleaning Co™ CALL IN and Jet us show • you what we ONE fur. room and kitchenette, all con- ru«o cleaned. Jl.oO and up. fnone»: have Jn the way ot ferna. We have a venlences. Close in. 14 Williams st. I. 7S85. 213 S. PRYOR ST.—Two furnished roomj main 6027. beautiful collection that we are offering for housekeeping, close in; reasonable. A VISIT TO OGLETHORPE PARK at 50 centa each and, up. 125 W. CAIN ST.—3 nice rooms for men, NICELY furnished rooms, near Peachtree;' 242 RICHARDSON ST.—3 unfur. rooms for •ft. M. COX cleans Oriental Kuga Ulto new; ^ modern^ conveniences. Ig y. Cain. I. 5660^ Oo«s furniture repairing and upnoiatenng; FLOWER POTS, fern pans, pot : :era and with or without board. houakeepmg^ $10 month. l«ca curtains Jaunaered, 14o Auburn ave. __pjant tuba. NICELV fur. room with or without board. FURNISHED room for rent. cJose, la couple 143 PULLIAM ST.—Two" unfurnished rooms preferred. Ivy 2538. DON'T FORGET THAT the "Red Comb" private liome. 367 Spring: street. for housekeeping. Atlanta phone 3296. WILL'CONVINCE you that it is the most attractive Poultry Feeds are the feeds to feed your SOUTH SIDE;. NICELY furnished front rooms, one block 17 E. FAIR ST.—Two unfur. rooms for Cowls. Once tried "they are always used. from poatoffice.^ 34 Cone street. Ivy 6163. housekeeping. $11 month. suburban section around Atlanta. MARION G. ROBERTS A trial order will convince you that thla la REFINED, private home can ac- LARGE, cool rooms, in private home, for 33~7 WHITEHALL ST."—One nicely furru FIRST-CLAtoS clock repairing ttiicl engrav true and that they coat aid no grit, shell or young •men. 516 W. Peachtree. Ivy ^719-L. front room for housekeeping. Atl. SltfO-F. ing. 4 touutJa Fort} m. _____ waste. commodate two young men ONE nicely furnished room in attractive 15 E. FAIR ST.—J nicely furnished rooms, Every lot is laid off to fit the contour of the ground, MI.SCELLAN F.OL 8. with room, breakfast and evening home, near Piedmont Park. Ivy 3577-L._ complete for housekeeping. M. 2082-J. RELIABLE seed, poultry supplies. Smith NICELY furnished room in Byron apart- Bros, beed Co.. 1^7 Whitehall. M. 5345. TWO furnished roi foi; light housekeep- and each lot contains a beautiful home site. __ dinner; close in. M. 1854. ment. ^aonPhone Ivivy 5aaio2 . Ing. Ivy 47G9-L PURJCISHED rooms, private bath, h . IMSB 89 CAPITOL AVE.—I^arg-e, cool rooms; best 6S FOUMWALT ST.—2 unfur. rooms for TJ3MPLB COOKT .ULIJO. PIGEONS meals in town; close In; reasonable prices. keepinKeeping nIf aeaireadeaired. xvIvy j&a*-^,3384-J. housekeeping. Private family. Atla. 4364. Most of the lots are beautifully shaded, and it will CHEKRt-'U.L.IiX FUKNltiHED. MAIN 616. Main 3270. MARLBOROUGI[ARLBOROUGHI NO. 2, large frpnt roomr ; ATLANTA. GSORU1A. FOR SALE — Fifty common pigeons, 10c 136 WASHINGTON ST.—Beat cool rooms all conveniences. Ivy 5527-J. WEST END. not be necessary to plant trees. ' WE do all kinds of houae repairing; tinting apiece. Phone Atlanta 1426. and board In city. Kight minutes' walk. LIGHT housekeeping- and one bedro THREE unfurnished connecting rooms for and pa4ntlns a apecialty. A trial la aii light housekeeping, all conveniences. 65 1 we naif. if. l'J3l-J; M. 5UJ5-J ; Atl. 66S&-A. WHITE. Blue i d BJack Homers, hlg 151 CAPITOL AVE., nice, largre rooms, well 3_148-J. Queen street We tit End Atlanta Bulldera and feepair Co. cl; trie lights and phone furnished; reason- to 15 acres. fJMMEK PKICKS NOW ON. able. West 440-J. STRICTLY « xclualve board. Mlaa Crush, 97 FURNISHED—SOUTH SIDJS. M. & T. J. WAKHBN, DISINFECTANTS. Alain 2676. 411 Pecatur St. Atlant» 593. Capitol sqi are, opposite atate capltol. ONE furnished room; private They range in price from $500 up to $5,000. Terms CE-DROL destroys disease breed germs; FOR RENT—Stores _ purifies the air. Quarts 35c, ga n, 51.00. family; hot water; all conven- - Hayes Mfg. Co.. 110 Kdgewood Av vy 7555. FOUR nne. new stores and lofts at 134, 130. to suit purchaser. JU1 . X"V." \J.£3-Cl/-LXUiX *"i AT>TI^"}W Main 1661. 1771, 133 HICHAHDSON ST.—Nicely Cur. rooms iences. 212 Capitol Ave. 138 and 126 Whitehall street, also 69 S. and board; high elevation. Main 3614. Broad street; also 61 E. Alabama St, Geo atore tronta, wall caaaa, wurK. ett;. 214 B. GEORGIA AVE., one nicely furnish- PLANTS AND SEEDS W. Sclple. 19 E dee wood Ave. Both phones LET US SHOW YOU THE BEAUTIES OF OGLE- ed room for young man, private family. 203. ^^^^^^ SWEET POTATO PLANTS. 244 SOUTH PRYOR ST.—Furnished room THORPE PARK. THE TROUBLE CO. GENUINK NANCY HALL f,weet potato WFST END. for rent and roommate^_wanted._ __ ^ MFGKS. ot rectinen and cuarguig appli- plants at $1.25 per thou^anu. or Jl.od d.e- larg "33"3 CENTRAlT^AVE., one "furnished" room, llvered.. Immediate shipment and entire . Call East Point ances lor electric automobiles and igni- two or four young men, J4.00 week. DESK SPACE for rent, one. t\vo or three tion butteries. .Repair* on utorage batteries eatiafaction guaranteed. Bear'a iiead Farma, Pine Castle, Fia. 395 WHITEHALL STv—Nicely fur. room, desks;, if desired; large office. Ftcrtt rea- ot «ll lunda and electric car wurtt. i*uoa* WANTED—Board—Rooma private home^SlO month. sonable. Lock Box MS City, or call 610 EDWIN P. ANSLEY Mdln 16T-J. 452 Central avenue. LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN seed Irish potatoes. 87 WHITEHALL TER.—One nicely furn. Forhyth Building. plant June and July for fall crop, 1 bushel COUPLE wishes furnished room with front room. Pri. h ome, __$8 per mo n t h. - kitchenette; must be quiet and refined, : ATC-tlliS cloan^or^Sor~^Kuaranteed one J2, 5 or more $1.30 per bushel. B. C. Sloan, PHONE IVY 1600. Caaa Station, O a.. __ .- ...,^. _ with Bell phone, within ten minutes' 'walk NEWLY furnished rooms for housekeeping, year, 75c. TJws la FIHtor-CLASB work, __r .-r...,^. _of Terminal station. State price. Address private bath. 370 .WhitehaU_fat._ _ none better, <3ruan.am, at Allen ritirce'M, 4l» ANOTHER lot fine Cole us. Sal via. Petunias D-716. Constitution. 14 FORMWALT ST.—Two nicely fur. roon KKSIUENCE DISTRICT. Marietta atre&c. Ivy 61Q4-J. Verbena aad. other bedding plants, 35c a close in, private home. dozen.- 5 Abbott fat. Phone West 44^, COUPLE wishes board with refined private family, having Bell phone and within LOWER, floor of my home, well furnished, $30—MONTH—$30 ^•ig i>AMJi:±tOJ>J , PUMPKIN Yam Potato Slips deUver"ea Lee Street. your door by parcel post lor $2 per thou- State_ price. Address P-715, Constitution. ASY CASH PAYMENTS EDWIN L. MARLING ^urslture and cnalrti rtip&ired and rtitinlahBd. sand in good condition. Cureton Nurseries WELL-EDUCATED young gentleman w FURNISHED—WEST END. $1,000 UNDER cost. moHt attractive bun- R^EAtjESTJkTE.____ 3 2^JE! AST A^I^B A MA ^ST^. ^OTH^J^HON^S^l^S^ Offcce rurnttur*) a. -ipec.aity. Austell, ua. clean single room and board, bath; TWO furnished rooms for light housekeep- galow on north j,ide, furnace, hardwood sonable. Address D-384, Constitution. floors, tile por^h, exquisite fixtures, ideal 80-ACRE FARM FOR SALE—About S miles beyond the Feiicral prison we offer J ou an Phone, West 24H-L. WE carry a complete line ot field, garden ing in Wefat End from June 13 to Septem- home, built under my personal aupervit,- 80-acre farm, with very pood improvement^ This furm nan a line spring It has and flower seed., also pet stock. J. C. Mc- WANTED—3 or 4 unfurnished rooms in ber 1 Cheap to the right party, all con- ton. Miss Nelrns. Ivy fi7ti<> about fifteen acres of cotton planted on It. The ouner of thia farm paid J8.000 for Millan, Jr., Seed Company, 23 S. Broad St. walking distance of Five Points. State veniences. 1!G Oak St. West 227-J. it. If you want a bargain we can .5oil it to >ou nt T.">.000. SI 500 ca'=h balance on rice and location In answering. Address H DO YOU expect to build a home? It so. see your own terms. If you are looking: for a pick-up In the way of a furm you should _.. _~Fou5s J. P., 3S Lake Ave., City. CNFCKNISHEIJ—XOKTH HIDE. us. We are in a position to help you bave i74_Peters su^ Rubbet^ Tiring. Att. Ph. 1842. FOUR downstairs connecting rooma. aink In money. Let us tell you how. Ernest Parker HORSES AND VEHICLES Co., 1133 Healey building. DRUID HILLS LOT—On Fair View drive we ha\e the mo-,1 Mo^irablp building lot kitchen, hot and cold water, separate gas; on the drive; lot 100x2:0. that the owner is wilting to sell at $47 .1 front foot, on "legs or shoes nunt in car new ball-bearing covered delivery FOR RENT—Apartment* no children. Wj-st. _1151-L. easy terms. IE you are in the market Cor a building lot. thia !•> the cheapest one on tracks if you use *_at'a FOOL nou-aUppins jon, $60; set of hurnebs and 7-year-old THRKE rooms for RESIDENCE DISTRICT. the drive j._nd the location cannot be beat. _ _ torse sboeB. See ^ Von Kt-eden, ou CenLrat nut mare, coat 5300, ali for $175 cash, A "BENNETT" apartment for rent summer liences, aumm HAVE three improved building lot?. Just venue. lome ave., corner Confederate ave. M. ~SOUTU SIDE BUNG A LOW-^On one of the bVsl inuth nld~c street", \\ hlch 1« fiO months. Five cool rooms, attractively fur- off Ponce de LPOII ave., adjoining lots feet -.vide, vie have a new modern, fl-room tmngalmv that we will sfll for $3,7:>0. nished, beautiful porch overlooking Myrtle (JNFUKNISHE1>—yOlTH S10DE. selling for S~f> per front foot. There is a, SI10 ca.wh. balance ?^0 per month. This la ono of the most de-sirable streets on the GOOD, sound, gentle horse, any street, to couple without children at ?43; FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, 3 rooms, big bargain here for bomebody if bought -south mde,, and •- for a home proposition y ou \\ 111 never boa I It. We w ant to whow auteed. Mali orders prumpt ai- handle. Att. phone 4524. M. Lo- that is $12 leas than cost if on ner can 163 Whitehall. Atlanta, phone o9J6-A. now. Will sell together or separately. it to yo Will you let us FOR. SALE- furaUy horae and rubber- reserve bed room tor occasional ut.e. phone 83 WHITEHALL TERRACE—2 unfurnished 1'ricf $700 each. Terms. «drlrc-sb D-3S2, tired surrey, i first-class condition. Ap- Ivy 443Z. _^___ rooma. Pri. home. $S___month._ M. G044-L. Constitution CHEROKEE AVENUE COTTAGE—On Ch erokf-p avenup. nost ply 114 Auburn part of the park, we have a. corner 1 ot- 50x160, w iih ^e. that we w-ill JEVVKl^iKt^OJ^^G. ive. Ivy 44G7. SMALL furnished apt., 3OD W. Peachtree, TWO or three rooms for re~nt7~>easonable7 FOR BALL:—By owner, north ^ide, Druid «ell for 54,500, J2QO cash, balance S35 per month. This ist desirable corner June 15 id Sept. i, nicely furnished; out- for company at night. 377 Pulh. Leltcer, At- THREE ROOMK for housekeeping o front, hardwood floors, furnace heat, tile 1OJN AA'JJ lanta. National bank. for bu£,fnes.s gentlemen, in c-ounlr VAGE COMPANY, at so south pryor. win FURNISHED Apt,, modern conveniences. Point 465-L. swor unleii you i able to DHy 5200 or R. J. CRAIG & CO., lac. buy or sell your furniture, household goods _ j^5 Porter^ Place, Apartment 5. Ivy 364. §500 ca.sli and $^5 r month, must sell and ,. or piano. Phono Bell Main 2306. 247 CAPITOL. AVE., 3 upstairs rooms, prit-c lo proper parly. &IK3. ALla-iita i-none 1734. FOR RENT — In the Ponce de Leon Apt., kitchen, ha.ll, porch; private buth; back Phone l\v J.043. GEO. P. MOORE J Ul*' L,UMJJjiiit, CAl.Li^Ua.^ for au aimer months, two bedrooms. Hit- ting room, bath, porch, phone, everything FOR SALE—T\\o beautiful lots, each 73x jMA^jit.gaa^ajajvtiv^Tjj|Kj HOUSEHOLD GOODS furnished, tentlt floor, coolest apartment in TWO unfurnished rooms convenient for light 420 feel, on the moi»t desirabJe alreot in REAL ESTATE ^NID RENTING P1TAA. MATTnKSB (JO., city. jpTS per _jtngnjh. jPtaone i Ivy 212. ^ _ ho use kec pi n g^o a^o n a,bj e. Al al n _4_l_3j. Decatur. Water lightw and gas Terms. WE PAY highest caah prices for household NICK 4 -r furnished apart 4b CAPITOL AVE.—Lovely unfurn. room in Address P. O. Box 1746, Atlanta, or phone 10 AUBURN AVE. goods, pianos and office furniture; cauh fri The private^ home. Close in. Iv> 703. advanced on consignment. Central Auction La.u rence r iiUmraer ; light, bath and Company, 12 .Bust Mitchell street- Bell janitor. Mr. Ivy 8080. E'OR RENT—To couple, 2 unfur. rooms; READY to build on. two CO-foot lots, water. D. A. CASSfiLi, all conveniences, meals, W. 440-J Corner Barnett and Cleburn aye. Ivy 7330-J phone , Main 2424. FOR RENT—From June 10 to Sept. 1, a sewer, sidewalks anil electric lights, cloto FURNITURE, household goods and office five-room furnished apartment; best loca- to East Lake, South Dcratur ana Kfrfewood tion . _PJi o nelvyO 6 4 6 -J. cars. seven-minute schedule. Phone Main fixtures, the largeat assortment ever ex- 114U ' _____ ,^_^ AND hibited.. Jacobs Auction Co., 51 t>ecaiur TWO unfurnished rooms for light house- WOKKS. Main IKOS. Corner Eaai H.U street. Main 1434. Atlanta 2285. keeping. 309 Cherokee. Main 4iii>4-J. HOME-SKKKERS SKE ME—I o\\ n twen- HOME BUILDING LOTS and i crry streets. ty cottage^ all hix«H. for wale, r>asy term*. iita for next JJMLKNiSHKl). no lodiis. Ivy 4026. W. A. Callow ay, SOJ ON LONGLEY and Tildes streets, just off Marietta \ UAiJfl-N TS! Monuint 17NFUK>'ISHEO—SOUTH S1DJS. Third National. _ Uu.yt> sold one-tmrij. APARTMENT IN THE HELENE. 240 8 OR 4 unfurnished iooma. near in. all con- ;ook. 173 Kaat jHu~" - FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR Court\d.iid. corner Cain, 6 rooms and bath, 'enieccea, D6 Simpson street. street, we have ten level shady lots, 50x140 feet cash S M. SNIDER. 1^5 S. Pryor St. front ;uid back porches, steam heat, hot TOO PER CENT INVESTMENT water, janitor service; also janitor on THE lareest. best located subdivision for moving .. 1-et premises, no children.; references required. FERNISHED OR CIX'FUKXISHJ^D. each, with all improvements down. Price $350 to lawvt pd.ck and at»-lp your outu>. I'nonea: .Rental J4&. Apply Herbert Kaiaer, 411 THREE rooms, 54 W. Boulevard drive, Ivy 7&SJ.-J. Atlanta J^C. _ < bp-ina jrft. Atlanta Nat't Bank bids. Phone Main 276. Kfrkwood. Take S. I>et,>alur or l^ast Lake $500 each on terms of $25 cash and $10 monthly. ~~~ ir. (Warren Station.)- Phone Deeatiir 7JIJ. If jou «Ish to make 100 per cent In .six VERY attractive apartment of five largta CLEANERS—PRESSERS, ETC. 1 FURNISHED or unfurnished. dr«-.ssjng room, months and can raise So.OOO. address D-3S9. rooms, overlooking Piedmont Park and Constitution. They are the biggest bargains in our office in lots. lake, living veranda, sleeping porch and unnlng water, best location, refined ne. Ivy 315C-J. FOR SALE—80 Stc-vcns street, B-room cot- venlence, will rent until September 1 or tag-e, «ater. bath ana sew orage, lot 101 bagle Huitigraphing Company longer. Phone Ivy 1615. 120, fenced. Will sell for *^',000, on eiisv ______terms Edward. Jones. 501-J failvey bl«Jg. T-tlt: i-AWRENCK—Two, three and four- llal_n _62^ ______$200.00—INVESTMENT LOT—$200.00 . 203-4 Aubtell BIdg- Mam 1158. CAST-OFF CLOTHING room apartments; aome early vacancies, 4 rooms, private north __ duUs. _ Ivy 3JH9-L. __ _ NORTH SIDE—Ansley Park lot~lOO "feet '"•; >'Ert KUBBKK TlKEft. DROP a card; we'll bring ta^h for shoes all conveniences, and In walking distance. front, overlooking clubhouse, tennis courts. ON SOUTH AVE., near Martin street, we have six ^rj^^f^SuT^D^bs^s^cafriasw. repaired, re- and clothing. The Veatiara. IGS Decatur at. J. T. Turntjr, Res. Mgr.. Apt. 8. 62 Weat unfurnished rooms for Pfcachtrce^ place. Ivy 8080. FOUR furninlietl or swimming pool and golf courts Charlaw J painted and recovered. Robert MicotteiL light houskeeplng. Metz.__ti2_7-_Cl'g___Cand.ler_ bids ______level lots, 25x100 feet each, located in a colored 227-i^9 tidgewood avenue. Ivy 4076. FOUR to 7-room apartments at reduced p FO R R E NT—-Ty pe write re. summer rates. Apply Chas. P. Glover INVEST $050 and R- t investment paying 1C PLUMBING. Realty Cj>mpa,ny. 2_fe Walton street, per cent no\v. Address D-G75. care Consti- home-owning section, covered with shade; three FO R tUtlQIU______FOR •AU3tAN5ER&~j6NES TYPEWRITERS RENTED " TWO choice lots In good" locality, §10 canh, blocks of Grant Park; one block of Orniond street FOUR MONTHS for S5 and upward. Factory NINE ROOMS, 70-foot corner lot, combma- $10 per month. Address JD-371, care Con- rebuilt typewriters of all makes from S23 IF 1 OU want to rent apts. or buslneBt) prop- stitution. car. Price $200 each, on terms of $25 cash and $10 erty. see B. M. Grant &Co., Grant Bids. tlop fixtures, hardwood floors,, spacious C. to J75 each. AMERICAN WRITING MA- .-erandaa, - instantaneous hot water heater. IF IT ir real estate yoa want to buy or > witn iae ii- V- uullett Plujnblne CHINE COMPANY. Inc.. 43 North Pryor St Splendid car service. Immediate po.ssti.si,ion. monthly. A good place to save your money. y. fcrsoaa.l_i«gervlaitin. Main 123S. Main 2526. , OR UN*T;KNISHKI>. it will pay yc.u to ee« me. A. Graven, 2* DESIRABLE th side apartment, 4 room% Ivy 4^33-J. Ka«i Hunter t-treat. 2 porches conveniences. At sacrifice WILL rent to satisf actor ty for twc end Main 2721-J. months a delightfully 1.001 nouse, com- We »c1i everything needed In ibe plumMng JHOTELS^ pletely furnished. 1'o.s.seshion given June 5. line i'rompt attention given to repair work, NEW, 5 rooms, delightful, separate porch, 4-ROOM HOUSE. S150, all city Improve- vapor heat, all conveniences, two squares ! mentw Adtlrass D-377. care ConatUuUon TURMAN & CALHOUN l*'.i M"_«t_jaunter_ atreeu &&Q botli phot.Ba. EAL HOTEL, from. Piedmont Park. Owner. Ivy 8034. SMALL, attractive, completely lurnished EMT£ R of city; rates reasonable. con- house, until Septemboi 1. two ruonia re- FOR SALE — Desirable lot on north aide by at.' 31...°S6af! venient to union station. 42 to 62 Decatuj FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT, Avalon. West served, JJo. Bet>t north side location. Ivy ou ner , monthly payments or purchase 203-8 EMPIRE BUILDING traei. Atlanta photie 2615. jpeactitree and North avenue. Ivy 4168. money notes taken. Ivy 4 6 01 ACRES ol timber land in Florida. -ence, near Dargan street. ' Pretty as a pictut e inside _ FOR~S\EJ3 — Two Ijus-ine.ss dictaphonesB"one" just o\er the Georgia* line Will cut 4.000 : 0 a recording and one reproducing In pood Pjiime^Miiirt 4'JJ-J.' 9> h>t.t ueorgiu avenue. feel per .u re This is \ IrKln timber and I GLENN STUEKT NEAU WASHINGTON ST11KET • T ^*7^TrT^'^Lrir" - *r condition. Doth machines Cor $^5 ipot cash •am off prod ?- per ai,re for the turpentine. $4,000 G KTS GOOD ^-stoi y, 7-room house on a beautiful t,hadj lot; could not h., it. CKOU.rvii.il stai; KO^ 10.il Grant baltdlos._ _ ___ Ktntla a* carpenter work ana This It, loc-iied on v\ aier trdn^porinlinn build the house Cor the money Terms easj PROF. MAHLER'S Sele<^~Dan"cin"sr~SehooT Uecutur, Oa., for MU miner. I'tmne Mam t\m lie p.i-silv logged Will .ncli this very b'JL'<>V^& A JVU^ 409 Pcachtree. Jvy 7 H i. Re.sidont mem- choap 01- will e^i-hanKo it for a farm ..r ber In rnational Tea ciation. FOR ~the~atTmmer.~ "furnished house. " Call cU\ properly. II L. Petty 125 North I)A1M T-tUii iTiXE WANTED—Beginners in In Ihlrd- Floor Constitution Culluing RKPA1KJ.NU of a.11 kmUa of stovet., cnirnneya mornlnes. 1- W. Ellin Main 6000. Atlanta 5001. S10.0DO FARM for $5.000. 1S9 acres KO lul- swept, sratea ruaot. No. 1 Kast Mitchell. 7450 between 9 and i:> a. V'ERY REASONAB'LE "RENT tl rated, SO first-Claris unimproved, also NORTH MORELAND AVENUE LOT 50X175 t UR. houae during summer. 9J 1'eauhtree DANCING SCHOOL—Latest steps, private FURNISHED—NORTH SIDE. pjace. Ivy -iD7tt-J, J5 act-e«, S500. Address O\\ner, Box 24, Tj,- SHADED AND LEVEL. nd clasa; music furnlxhecf. Ivy 57RS. NEW. MODERN. Ty. da. THE EDGEWOOD HOTEL ON NORTH MORELAND AVENUE, between Druid Place and Albemarle 50 CENTS BOA^Dj^ND^ROOMS COOL OUTSIDE ROOMS. ALiL. write or pbone ror our Rent Bulle- A.T GWINN'S aHOE SB.OP. 6 Luckle street, FREE BATHS. tin, ilia Win f. Analey Kent De^U. < \\atir and' S-LH. Will EXPKKT pubTic btenograph'tir, proffcTenT A FliEB BUREAU ot boarding and THE PICKWICK •oa^d man. Ware & Harper. M 1706. 714- .sell under value and take clt> lot ati credit; "office htlp ot all kinds supplied. llu^ rooming hou^e inforrna.tion If you TEN-t.TURl' A.ND FIRiS PROOF. !£&_ AtUiita No-tionHl ijnujt jJuUdiirg. eat.y terms *_^rs in I'rnnt. W. K. McCo.Ha -- - buiUlinfi. Ivy b347. want to g-et a place to board or rent Well lurmsneU rooms with counectt;ie batlx. (owner}. 415 At|anta N'afJ B^tnk bld^. I rooms In any part of the city or j,ub- Convenient shower batlia on each Iioor. WANTED—une or families J. R. SMITH & J. H. EWING urbs, ask The Atlanta Constitution. 77 Fajriie tat., Xear Carnegie Library. o occupy «. te -room ho al TWO acres In city limits sld« v\alk and W» will be glad to help you get u hat h«alth> locati i e.r j i tvble water, barg.lln AddroHn D-S76, care Con- 130 PEACHTREE STREET. PHONE IVY 1512. you want- Call Ivy «997. stitution. 528 PEACHTREE" FOR RENT—At Buckhe ^ Third Floor ConatlLution Building. BEAUTIFUL, cool rooms, private baths, all }>ou--)t Da til. cjcvated u A moliu them to order, Main 5000. Atlanta, 5001. conveniences. lyy_ l4aC-jL. v fa4;il-J. nappe n to uave lu ulve ua yoor next o- IN^ nor.h tide apartment. walking dis- der and we will convince you. too u the NOKTU SlUifl. FAKM u. $8,500, BEAUTIFUL PEACHTREE PLACE HOME tance, beautifully furnished room. ad- "WILL EXCHANGK for farm or timber . u u«u.uu; Co.. iiox A j\'Iodern Family and Tourist joining bath. Una or two double beds. Hef- RIGHT AT PEACHTREE PLACE and West Peachtree sti eet. we offer you a Para. . Point ^36. er en ci-a ex c nan gea_.•___!•v y 8115. lands or sell on easy terms, a 12-t.tory. 1' — Houses, aU purtj ot city. «j. H. modez-n office build ing, ateel and concrete new S-room home. This place is modern in e\ ery particular; hardwood P2 PKACHTRKK StT'larije, attractive room, Kii,JN 1' — Houses, floors tile bath, beautiful fixtures and bu;It of the very best material. Tha HOTEL, Co±_50S-T__S_tlyg- y b'da M. S84 construction, located on a prominent corner ELECTRIC LlG-Urs and steam heat. Kuro- with board; prettiest location on north in a growing southern city of 130,000 popu- owner and builder who now occupies this home is desirous to make a quick ide, two blocks beyond Georgian Terrace, Ho t tf Ka, apartments «±na si ores for rent. BAGS pean, S3 a week and up, &0c a d.iy and Pbone us and let us mail *'uu a rent list. lation. Yields an annual rantat of $30,000 to sale at a sacrifice. If you are looking for a beautiful home In this location up. Rooms en suite with private baths. vy 1502-J. Georue P Moore. 10 Autvurn avenue. JiiO.OOQ. For further information address D- see us at once. Terms. R.h.j.'AJLKiiU JtiY EXPERTS American, 57 a week and up. ?1.50 a day FOR three large -cool front rooms to gen- Stfb Constitution ATLANTA TRUNK AND HAG and up, Pfee baths on al! floors. tlemen, all conveniences; boat car aerv- I HAVE $1.5QO caah lo pay on A home. D in city. Intnan Park. S15 for i room. FOR RENT— Office s Want a 5 or 6 -room cottage with con- ARTHUR M. REID FACTORY 1 PEACHTREE INN• $20 for two. Phone Ivy 5444. veniences and near car line. Price not over 1017 TS1IRD NATIONAL BANK BL1X}. IVY 6224. 331 PEACHTREE STREET. ONE large nicely furnished front room, all $3,000. P. __O__ . .__ . i-- ,\\ hiteliall bt. Main 466 Under n«w management. Clerk and bell- pnveniencea. 445 Peachtree at. Ivy 1941. L boy service night and day. phoney Ivy WANTED — A first-clans, up-to-date! ___ _ TRUN K^ REFAIKIJJ C. 3129, 67. FRONT room, four windows. In a beauti- btory north side home , must have all con- ful, refined home; one of the choicest stitution building, all veniences. Address M. B. S., D-717, care MONEY TO LEND MONEY TO LEND BEARDEN" & DUKE streets, close to desirable meals. Gentlemen Constitution. ______BELLEVUE INN inly. Ivy 3122. modern conveniences. See WANTED —T o buy home, ?5.000 or IGKH, TRUNK leal her and libre i-ampie case- N ICEL.Y lurnlished. THE SOUTHERN MORTGAGE COMPANY t.^ repair ing .aj»pcelaliy._ Main__ 1764. FAMILY, nice front room with north side, immediately off Spring or ~~ uteam heated, witb 01 Uho near West Peachtree. Give full particulars EaHt Tnird. Ivy 1&38-L,. veniences, good neighborhood; John Knight. Address "M.," Box 830. Capital and Surplus, $300,000. Established 1870. >n for eblrfd. 521 Courtland »t.__l. SS63-X SEVERAL desirable offices, single and en Gould Building—10 Decatur Street—9 Kdgerfood Avenus. iulte, Camller building and Candler An- IVTw'KK—i-lst your property w nu (ji'eone *».mi_ repair. _ 1 41 Peachtreg. _ ivy J 7 J7 . .vly fur- NICK rooms, in private home, close to bath, Healty Co.._Empire b'dg We cet tenants. nisheiL Wide porch.es. «lectriii fitna In bed- for 2 young men: xvlthln walking distance. c. Asa- O. Candler, Jr.. Agent Phune ~~ roomt.. north side._ rcuoonable. _Ivy 1'893. Ivy 627-1, 221! Candler building. See Mr. WANTED—To buy 5 or G-room „_ FARM LOANS Ivy S18^-J. Wilkinson. FINE meats, varied t,alads, delicious des- NEGOTIATED THROUGHOUT THE STATE ON IMPROVED FARM LANDS serts; bre«id served hot during meuJ.. Best THREE newly fur. connecting rooms, pri- I'PPICES FOR RKNT In Hurl bulldlny. Fuft quick «ale, list your propertj~\Cuji~iT cook In Atlanta, cool room*,. U79 Peachtree. vate Jiome, Jl&ht housekeeping; conven- Applv 1110 or ph mo Ivv 7200 Porter * Swift lx«',i> Pencbtrpr" itrf"! IN SUMS OF $1,000 TO JlOu.UOO, ON FIVE YEARS' TIME AT REA- Ivy 340. iences, use of phoney walking dlst. I._7345. SONABLE RATES. DELIGHTFUL frdnt room, north tilde, pri- _ CLEAN, comfortable rooma, refined home vate home. lovely location. f,as. electricity. REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale OUR SOURCES ol money ara practically Inexhaustible. We have & strong I i 1V,1 R \~t IV 1 I ^T?2 ^ry^^Tayl atmosphere, good boutht.ro cooking; mod- Ivy 1234-.T. line ot customers among Individual investors and Savings Banks and U lVlX>XtJilJ_jJLl^i.O .Detachable . erate terms; onq block from Georgian Ter- All priced. No chitTK'- tor repaira. Fbo.te M. race Mrs. tiregory, 27 E. Third St, Ivy FRONT ROOM, all conveniences; bust no Trust Companies in the North, East and Middle West, and we number among, S74&. Taylor Umbrella Co.. o V iaduct piace. 4323-J. side neighborhood; private family; me our clients th- accessible. Ivy 2725-J. WINDOW AXD HOVSE CLEANING. ~ DELIGHTFUL, room wit a or, without pri- TRUCK FARM ON CAR LINE vate bath, also very beat meala. by day NORTH side private home, couple of busi- JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LITE INSURANCE CO. "SATlENAt. WINDOW C1.KAN1NO~CO~37 WE HAVE A COUPLE of small farms-—elx-room bungalow on one—within the Kaat Hunter St. Main 117&. Atlanta 1051. or week. .1 Eaat_i..inden_Sl._ Ivy 162. ness 'women wishing pleasint home \vltb with assets of more than a hundred million dollars. Call or write for infor- couple. Call Ivy 739S-J. 6c car-fare limit, that can be bought at a sacrifice owlns to own^r going WINDOW GCABPS BUKU1.AB FBOOFT" 53 WEST BAKER to Cuba. LJes between two railroads and electric car line, within thirty min- mation and rates. StJUTUERN^wTk^: AND IRON WOKKii. 59 EXCELLENT table, desirable rooms. Ivy rjiJu-j^Lit L room in pretty Feachtree home; utes of Five Points. Will bell on dead-easy terms or trade Cor Atlanta income J. T. Hollemiin. President. W A. Thompson. Abstracts of Titl*. Martin St Both pqonea _ &3Q6. _JTJ>8j> J. every convenience: young men preferred. property Now get busy! XV. L. Kemp, vice President. R. H. OB Born. Abstracts of Title. I J. W. Andrews, Secretary. L. A. Boulleny, Auditor. 19S W. PKACHTREK, cool, comfortable, K R. Hunt. Treasurer. E. R. Cook. Secretary'* Clerk. firyt-clasa rooma and home Booking;, rea- FOR RENT—One front room. acljoinlre E V, Carter. Attorney. T. B. Dempsey. Abstract Clerk.. sonable rates, tw to iave cur fare. bath; no other roomers; apartment 1, WILSON BROS. A. d'AntiKnaa Inspector. C. W. frsfker. Jr., ADS tract Clerk, Mra. A. P, Cox. Ivy fi^a Mariborouffh Apt, Telephone Ivy 3720. 701 EMPIRE BU1U>INO. IVY 8311. W. A. Howell. Abstracts ot Tltl*. Horace Hollemac. Application CUrk* EWSPAPER •IWSPAPERI Page Fourteen. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLOTTA, GrA., SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1914.

FUNERAL NOTICES. •ATLANTA'S STRIDES MORTUARY HARTSFIEL.D—The friends of Mr. 90 HIGH SCHOOLGIRLS John G. Hartsfield. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. SHOWS THE VALUE Hartsfield.,Mr, and Mrs. Wm. B. Harts- field, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E, Harts- FROM DAY TO DAY Mrs. Bessie Emmons. field, Miss Claudia HartstieW. Mrs. Mra. Bessie Emmons, 35 years old, GIVEN THEIR DIPLOMAS H. T. Nicholas and family. Mr. and Mrs. died yesterday at Sautee, Ga. The body ilcDonoush Eubanks and fa.milv, are Business -will be cast to the four Kramer, lot on northwest 'corner. Martin and •was brought to Atlanta and taken to i Invited £o attond the funeral of Mr. OF G«R TECH Rawson streets. 80x113 feet. May 5. wlnda or some other suitable place this Patterson's undertaking parlors, where John G. Hartsfield, tomorrow (Satur- afternoon when the real estate men of the funeral will take place at 11:30 Miss May Smith Wins the j day) afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock, from Atlanta gather at Piedmont' park for Bonds for Title. o'clock this morningr- Interment in tlife cha.pel of Barclav & Brandon Co $€.500—L. E. Bennett to B. W. McFttll. lot Alumni Scholarship to j 246 Ivy street, Dr. C. \V. Daniel, J. B. McCrary Declares a baseball game. north side DeKalb avenue; 42 feet east of "Weat View. She is survived by a This satae Is to be played between De Cress avenue, 42x136 feet. May 27- niece, Miss Mary Owens. Agnes Scott. I officiating. The following gentlemen the "fats" and the "leans" of the At- $13,000—Nicholas Ittner to George P. will please act as pallbearers and meet That State Will Profit lanta Real Estate board. The game Moore, No. 345 Juniper street, 46x126 feet. • at the chapel: Mr. George F. Kubanks. will be started at 3:30 o'clock. May. 28. ' Mottle E. Norris, Rome. Mr. C. A. Henson, Mr. Georpre T. Mabry, A number of prominent real estate $17,000—Benjamin Graham to Maude C. \ Rome. G*., June 5.—(Special.)—Mrs. Ninety hlgrh school Rirls received Dr, R. M. Kubanks, Mr. Arthur Arsro. Greatly by Giving Institu- men are lined up on either side, and Melton, lot south side Virginia avenue, 2t> \ Mary Eugenia Norrris, the widow of their diplomas last nigiit at the gradu- Mr. Cliff Waters. Interment at West there is -much interest in the event. feet east of land lot line, in land lot 1, 17th I the late Rev. J. T. Norris. died last Viet*' cemetery. tion Proper Assistance. A large crowd is expected. district; 50xl9» feet. June 1. |night ,at iher home on South Broad ating exercises of the Girls high school $650—T. H. ChafHn to Mrs. Imla F. Mln- at the Atlanta theater. The diplomas HAFLEY—The friends and relatives of Real Estate Exchange. hlnnett. lot east aide Lexle street. 355 feet , Btreet. Mrs. Norris was a daughter of south of Line street. 50x193 feet. January,! the late Colonel Nathan Bass, of Ma- were delivered by George M. Hope, Mrs. Elizn.beth F. Hafley, Mr. and Mrs H. J. Thurmond and Montefiore Sells . * ._ ~ . —ld jk A< pra_ i con, and is survived by two sisters and president of the board of education. J. N. Moser, of Danville. Va.: Mr. and J. B. McCrary, of the J. B. McCrary have sold for the Jacob Haas estate two brothers. Mrs. H. S. Wade. Mrs. L. R. Woodis, company, in a speech made yesterday at to B. P. Chambliss the northwest cor- who was introduced by Superintendent Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Hafley, of Beau- W. M. Slaton. the luncheon meeting at the Piedmont ner of Washington and Crumley Ixran Deeds. Exalienze Gunter. mont, Tex.; Mr. John W. Hafley. and streets a dwelling on a lot 100x240, $11.800 —Dr. Henry D. "Wilson to' Trust The alumnae scholarship to Agnes Mrs. Bruce L. Hafley are invited to hotel, not only explained why the busi- for $27,000, Mr. Chambllss- giving -in ExaJienze Gunter, 3-year-old son of Scott college was won by M iss M ay attend the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth 1-", ness men of. Atlanta and of Georgria part paymeneet t a lot on, Peachtree road, 17th district. iWay 30. Mr. and Mrs. W. Jj. C. CHmter, died Smith. The Marsh loving cup for the Hafley. Saturday, -lime 6, 1914. at 3 ?°,2 A north of Brookwood drive, $10.000—Adelaide 3L. Adair to Atlanta Tl- 'P. m. from the residence, 25S Forrest should and "will support the greater 100x400, valued at $17,500. _.s Guarantee company, block bounded by, best student in English was awarded avenue. Rev. L.. O. Brisker and Rev. Virginia avenue. Highland avenue, Adair this year to Miss Hester Trenary. Tech movement, but gave concrete ex- Peachtree Exchange, ( W. A. Foster will officiate. Interment amples to prove his case. avenue and Hupley drive. Also all of block TJiese awards were delivered by Super- will be in \\Vst Viow cc-meterv. The George P. Moore has sold to Nicho- bounded by Rupley drive, Adair avenue and: intendent Slaton, who made a very in- fol lowing named sentlerm-n will act as "The idea of combining a school for las Ittner the Moore residence at 855 Todd road, except two lots. May 27. i pall bf are **P and meet at the eha-pel of experimental research appeals to me, Peachtree street, the lot being 45x190, $23,000—Mra. Kittle V. Anderson to M. L. I teresting talk. H. M., Patterson & Son, at 2:30 for *22.oOp, taking in part payment Hlrsch, 100 acres on north side land lot Miss Enola Trammell, Rome. , The welcome to the audience, writ- o'clock: Mr. .Tohn T. Stt'vonson, Mr. for the reason that it-Is the only way 341-5 Juniper street, two bungalows, 144,, 17th district. May 20. ten by Miss Cora Mae Bond, was read yaluea at $13,000. Mr. Moore resold $2,300—Atlanta" Development company to Rome, Ga., June 5.—(Special.)—Miss Clifford C. Stctnhauor, Mr. Foster WI1- Munsingwear to take advantage of the opportunities Peno-vMutual -Life Insurance company, lot Enola Trammell died yesterday at the by Miss Estelle Weaver, which was lia-ms. Mr. Rnyborn CV Foster. Mr. Clyde that lie In the state for us. And it is the bungalows to Charles C. Jones for south side Waverly way, 275 feet northeast greeted with.-much applause. An essay Fleminpr and Mr. John 1^. Townsend. the same price. , ' of Elizabeth street. 48x147 feet. May 20. home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. The Ideal Union simply a debt that we owe to Georgia PKOPBKTV TRANSFERS. H. Trammell, on Calhouu avenue, after on "The Key-note to Modern Educa- Tech to support the movement. $1,500—B. Kramer to Mrs. Carrie Schaal, an illness of three months. She was M'KEK—The friends of Mr. and Mrs. lot northwest corner Martin and Rawaon tion," written by Miss Martha Fauss, C. B. HcKee, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McKee, Suits for Summer "I recently attended a meeting of the streets, 80x1113 feet. June 3. 21 years of age, and 'is survived by 'her was read by Miss Sarah Cheney, arid American Society for the Advancement $6,600—Nicholas Jttrier to George P. M< $1,200—C. M. Tucfcer et al. to Mrs. Eliza parents and five brothers. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McKee. Mr. \V. M. UNSING Union Suits, the _. Lee, lot southwest corner Lee street was highly appreciated by the audi- McKee. Mr.- and Mrs. J. H. Rogers, Mr. c-f Science. There it was pointed out ?6,500—George P. Hoore to Charles'C. Jones* and Campbellton road, 126x148 teet, June 2. ence. and Sirs.' M. A. Clresham are invited to M ideal underwear for • summer that Georgia is the richest of the same property. June 4 ' $1,250—Mrs. G. S. Clark to Mortgage-Bond Harry Moon. Miss May Smith read an essay on attend the funeral of Katherine Jea- wear. The garments fine and glove states in bauxite, from which alum is $2.700—ilrs. Charlea H." Smith to M. Gold* company, of New York, lot east aide Hill nette McKee, little danprliter of Mr. and 0 ZM Weat Fair Btreet 62X17 feet Harry Moon, 4-nnonths-old son of Mr. "Public Schools," which was a fine fitting; the yarns soft and pliant; made, and that the-process for its man- Sg'as. ' - ° - street, 109 feet north of Sidney street, 54x and Mrs. F. E. Moon, died Friday morn- Mrs. C. B. McKee. Sunday, June 7, 1914. flexible enough to give the great ufacture is extremely simple. The $2,300—George E. Johnson to M. Gordon 165 feet. June 1. ing at 3:30 o'clock at fane family resi- appeal for better school facilities in at A o'clock, from the residence, 120 on $2.500—Anna E. and Ethel B. 'Hunt to dence, 52 Curran street. Funeral will Atlanta, ' The Lord's Prayer as re- McPherson avenue, Kast Atlanta. Rev. est freedom; firm enough to insure only other ' product used is sulphuric 'Hi^A-ni soutbweat corner Hunnicutt Thomas J. Collier. Nos. 109 and 109-A Rich- C, V. Weathers will oftU-ia-te. Inter- acid anJAA* Lee atreet' 25x90 ^et. Blacknall, lot southwest corner •Williams will be in Hollywood. The following-' little srirls will act as they will not gap, pull nor pucker. our bauxite out of the state for the and Hunnicutt streets, G8x25 feet.- June 1. The graduates were Misses Grace pallbearers: Misses Matbel Gibson, L.OW neck, sleeveless, with tight, «ne, lot on west aide $2,000—M. Goldberg to Security Loon and Babb, Versacola Ball, Flortlla Barrow, Elizabeth Weber. Josephine Orgain. manufacture of alum. Lee atreet. .. southwest of Campbell- sheir or umbrella knees. All sizes ton road. 50x97 fee Investment company. No. 236 West Fair John G. Hartsfield. Riith Bates, Clara Beets, Caroline Ben- Grace Huey. Atchtson's Experience. street, 62x170 feet. June 3. jamin, Cora Mae Bond, Mary Bowen, for misses and women. "An example of the value of researdh ?4,300—Lois and .. llle Hollingsworth to $2,803—E. F. Chambless to Security Loan The funeral of John G. Hartsfield, M. Friedman, lot on J west corner Htgh- a,nd Investment company, lot northwest cor- aged 34 years, who died Thursday, will Elva Brehm, Ruth Cameron, Gussie GRAML.INO— The friends and rela- work is the history of the- discovery ot land avenue and Fortune itreet, 90x120 feet. be held at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon tlves of Mrs. Anna Kliza Gram ling, June 2, 1313. ner Washington and Crumley streets, lOlx Carroll, Elise- Chose wood, Margery 50c, 75c, $1 to $1.50 carborundum and artificial graphite. 235 feet. June 4. . in the Barclay & Brandon chapel, and Mrs. Kate Oramlins: Hardln-sr and Br. A man named Atchison went into the $2,7CO—James O. Wynn to Clarence BIos- 51,000—Mrs. Julia E. Jones to Mrs. Mary the services will be performed by Dr. Olegg, Marian Cook, Beatrice Correll, Robert K. Gramling are invited to at- Edison laboratories as an employee, ser, lot fi, bloclc 18, Ansley Park, north aide P. Smith, lot north side Dalian street, 250 C. W. Daniel. Interment in West View. Edith. Couch, Palmer Crenshaw, Kath- tend the funeral of Mrs. Anna Kliza The Prado, GOxlC4 feet. June 3. feet east ot Hill streets. 60x145. June 3. erine Darby, Helen Denton, Clara Gramlins Saturday, June 6, 1914. at .and there in his spare monients made $1 and other considerations—Fulton Coun- 52,500—Mrs. Ada Whltehead to C. H. 10::JO a. m- from the chapel of H. M. $1.50 Silk Stockings experiments. ' Almost by accident he ty to the State ol Georgia, 97.7 acres on Ba- Harold Burnette. Eichelberger, Ruby Lee Estes, Dorothy ker'a Ferry road and old Baker's Ferry road. Keekley, lot north side Ninth street, 60 Fain, Myrta Florrid, Julia Ford, Sula Patterson & Son. Interment will be produced a ,substance by his experi- land lots 57 and 58. 1-tth district. May IS. feet east of west line of land lot 54. 60x185 The funeral of Harold Burnette will in Oakland cemetery. The. following- $1.05 ments wtoich. would scratch glass. ?1.000—West End Park company to R. H. feet. June 4. be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from Gantt, Gertrude. Garrard, Gladys Har- named sren tie-men will act ag tpall- din, Marian Harlan, Lillie .hurmacn, •be.-irerp ;nnl mert at thn ch.ipel of M OT unknown silk stockings Later he found that it would scratch Dobbs, lot 21, block C, West End park Quit-Claim Deeds. Christ church, on West End avenue. Susie Meeker, Elizabeth , Hondou, a diamond. His experiments gave us aouth side Stokes avenue, 50x215 feet* July $10—John D. Muldrew to German-Ameri- Dr. S. EC. Hall, will officiate, and inter- M. Patterson & Son at 10 a, in.: Di with unseen blemishes, but 1910. ment will be in West View. - Sfiuleika Herbig, Ida .Hoffman, Mary John B. T»anirl. Mr. William A. Speer N carborundum. ' $1,300—E. Rivera o A. Q. Dobbs, lot on can Investment company, lot north side Kll- Homer, Celeste Janes, Ira Jarrell, An- Mr. P. W. Carson. Mr. Prod I^ansdnll, the high-grade, well known ONYX south went corner llan street. 100 feet east of Waldo street, "Later he formed a company for its Jjakeview and Acorn 40x195 feet. June 2. nie Mae Jenkins, Breck Jeter, Edna Hr. Charles ITAlvi^ny and Mr. D. W. stockings of perfect quality—the manufacture, but lost his control of it. streets, lOlxii-lG feet Way 2B. Katherine J. MeKee. Johnson, Thelma Keel, Caroline Laren- Appier. $1,054—Buck Grt__. ,„ ry WHUam- $383—Colonial Trust company to John I>. don, it. A. Lindsey, Lucile Long, Helen kinds you gladly buy at $1.50. Re.membering- a certain feature of the •son, 10.54 acres on Grei Ferry road, Muldrew, same property. June 2. T-he funera-1 of Katherine Jeanette —Black only, in a light or medium experiments he went further into his land lot ,15, 14th district. June 4." $10 and exchange of properties—Jacob McKee will take 'place Sunday after- Looney, Lois Lovelace, Alice Lovett, M'KEE — The friends of Mr. and Mrs experiments and produced artificial $250—E. Rivers to Miss A. M. GallSg-her, Haas' estate (by executor) to E. F. Cham- noon at 3 o'clock from her resid-ence, Wilheimina, Lowe, Helen Marshall, C. K. M'dOe and family are Invited to •weight, pure thread silk with lot on east side Acorn avenue, 1,700 feet bless, lot northwest corner Washington and 120 McRherson avenue, and Interment Helen Matthews, Ethel Megee, Kos'a a;tto-ml th*» funeral of their infant lisle feet and lisle or silk garter graphite. north of Mayson's avenue, 50x156 feet. De- Crumley streets, 101x235 feet. June 3. •win be in Sylvester cemetery. Lee Mendel, Louise Mills, Bertha daiiKhtc r. Katherine .1.. Sunday after- "In Germany this work of experi- cember 3, 1913. $5—Blanche Haas et al. to same, same tops. property. June 3". ' Moore, Marian. Morgan, Muriel MuLli- noon at r? o'clock from- the family mental research is being carried on ex- 34,000—Mrs. F. M. Allen to Miss Lucy naux, Margaret McCollister, Margaret residence, No. 120 .MeFherson avenm-. Allen. No. 13 Vedado way. 50x157 feet. $5—A. P. Harrington to Ida Brey, lot ' Miss Mary Ahearn. Everybody Knows tensively. The result is a matter of May 30. north aide Lyons avenue, 240 feet east of McKee, Mae McMillan, Ruth McMillan, Kast Atlanta. Interment at Sylvester common knowledge. The carrying out $4,^00—Jbnn M. George to Gleason C. Hilllard street, 24x90 feet. June .4. Miss Mary Ahearn died early Friday Florence Noyes, Maude Urr, Ida Per- cemetery. CarriageR will leave the of this idea at Tech will be the great- Goree, lot on north side South Gordon street, $1.200—Nathan A. Smith to Mrs. Margaret morning" at'St. Joseph's infirmary. Fu- kins, Marie Porter, Maude Holies tone, parlors o.f Harry G. Poole at 2 p. im. Holeproof Hose 255 foet west of Willard avenue, 04x192 P. Smyth, lot northwest corner Georgia av- neral was held last nig-ht at the in- Margaret Rosser, * Frances Russell, est thing imaginable for the state, and feet. October 3. 1918. enue and HIII street, 50x140 feet. October -: — The friends of Mr Harold the guaranteed stocking for I believe that after its worth has been 19, 1904. firmary, and the body taken to Savan- Myra Clark Scott, Adelaide Seize, demonstrated the wealthy men of At- $1,150—L. F. Livlngraton, Jr., to Central nah, Ga., for interment. Jeanette Simonson, Louise Simpson, Burnette, Mrs. Willie Gay Burne'ttc. men aed women. Complete stock lanta will 'be glad to endow this insti- Bank and' Trust corporation. No. 101 JLaw- Amy Slate. Faye Slaughter, May Smith, Messrs. Clyde and A. L. Burnette are just arrived—the . new .summer ton street, 50x150 feet. May 6, 1913 Mort enures- Winifred. SmitJa, Ruth Solomon, Lillian Inviti-d to attend the funeral of Mi- tution." ?2,750—E. W. Grove to Charles A. t>evelIJ, $1.C50—John D. Muldrew to Colonial Trust Mrs. Elizabeth Hafley. styles in fine lisles and silks. The J. B. O^cCrary 'company, it has lot on west side Evelyn place, 128 feet north company. 12 Kennesaw avenue, 36x132 feet. Steveas. Louisa Terrell, Thelma Harold Burnett.- this afternoon at been announced;" will be one of the of Mayson and Turner Ferry road, lOOx June 1. The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Haflery Thomas, Jessie Thompson, Hester 3 0-clock. from Christ -church. West Black, white and tan for women; large contributors to the Tech fund. 109 feet. June 29, 1910. $563—Mrs. Pauline Manasseh to James C. will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock Trenary, Mary Trussell, Gailyer Tug- TCnd. Interment at West Vip-w Pall- additional colors in men's half In order to test the puhllc sentiment 565—West View Cemetery association Williams, lot south side Ormwood avenue, from the -resilience, 258 Forrest ave- gle, Myree Vaughn,. Annie Vernoy, bearers will mfct at the parlors of n regard to the campaign, Dr. (Mat-he-f Venice Walker, lot 645. section 12. May l, 130 feet east of Confederate avenue, 40x nue, and interment will be in West Leola Wallace, Estelle Weaver, Mary Harry G. Poole, at 2 p. m. hose. 200 feet. June 1. View. son and J. R- A. Hobson, chairman of, ^^ ,„„_ __H .**.-+*«« v t ' w -o T Louise • WhrtJlej, Virginia Woodfln, J V $396—Eva. S. Cummtnga to Atlanta Bank- KMMONS — The friends and relatives of Ladies' Holeproof th.:h_e executiv_.__ _.._ e. committee__ , Friday se- tL0 *£ j V^ker sa^e r^o^ertv Mav £ Ing and Savings company, lot east side ex- Rosalind Wurm and Louise Young- lect-eirtrt». di nin„<„e„ nof f +,1,the- •^^nvn.a.^ti-.rn.prospective Annnr-adonors;- .V$3,700"—FuTt'o- yj Y»aiKern, samCounte propertyy to E' , G.aia yWllll ^i.i tension of Martin street. 200 feet north of Mrs. Anna Gramling. .blood. Mrs. BesHie KmmOns and Miss Mary Silk—3 pairs, ?3: 3 months' at random, and visited them, explain- | ham., lot on west aide Ivcy road, 340 feet Adolphus land, 100x200 feet. June 3. Owens, are invited to attend the funer- guarantee. ing the project and asking for a con-, northeast of. Plaster's Bridge road 300 The funeral of Mrs. Anna G-ramling al of Mrs. Bessie Kmmons, todav tribution. ---..---311 feet. May 30_ . Sheriff's I>eed. will .be held this morning at 10:30 Probe Sessions at Quebec. (Saturday), J'unc 6th. 1914. at 11:30 a ,Lisle — 6 pairs, $2 and $3; , 6 Prom, eight of the nine men visited ?3,000—Homer Watklns to W. B. Kelley, $1.025—Russel C. Cheatham (by sheriff) to o'clock from Patterson's chapel, and m., from the chapel of H. M. Patterson Centca.1 Bank and Trust- corporation. Jot Montreal, June 5.—The commission months' guarantee. they secured donations, and Mr. Ho'bson lot on aouth side Augusta avenue, 150 interment will ;be in Oakland. to inquire into the Empress of Ireland & Son. Interment will be in West feet west of Grant street, 50x170 feet. west side Gilbert street, 200 feet south of View p e-m e t e ry . state1 d that he was confident that be- June 2. Eden avenue. 50x195 feet. June 2. wreck will open its sessions at Que- Men's Holeproof fore the campaign was ended the one bec on June 16, it was officially an- $2.500—W. W. Keller estate (by admini- $503—William N. Smith (by sheriff) to W. B^Duke. •MOON—The friends of Mr. and Mrs Silk—3 pairs, $2; 3 months' who refused will be one of the largest strators) to Homer Watkina, same property. W. 'T. Ashford 430 Windsor- street 30x nouned today.- contributors to the fund. 10S feet. June 2. Woodward B. Duke, son of J. B. Duke. F. E. 'Moon and family are invited to attend the funeral of their infant son guarantee. Circumstances Auspicious. Love and. affection—Miss Martha A. Boyn- $1,000—Willis E. Heard (by sheriff) to of the American Toibacco company, was LjS|e—6 pairs, $1.50, $2 and ton to A. H. Boynton, lot on east aide "White- same, 10 and 12 D'Alvigny street, 51x92 drowned Wednesday when his canoe Harry, this (Saturday) afternoon at 2 J. K. Orr stated that never in the hall street, 158 feet 'northeast of Garnett feet. June 2. overturned in a mountain creek near o'clock from, the residence. No. 52 Cur- ?3; 6 months' guarantee. history of Atlanta had a campaign street, 46x110 feet. June 2. 91,100—Ida E. and John W. Jackson (by Park City, Utah. He had quite a num- ren street. Interment at Horn-wood. (Hosiery—Main Floor, Center.) been begun under such auspicious cir- SIS—Antioch. Church to Mrs. George How- sheriff) to Hugh Richardson, lot south side ber of friends in Atlanta. Flowers In care of Harry G P.ooie cumstances as the present one. ard, three-Courtha of one cemetery lot, 8x Auburn avenue, 132 feet east of Jackson That TecK graduates are worth more 12 feet. February 12, 1912. street, 25x85 feet, June 2. to the south than.the graduates of any 5140—I. NT. Ragsdale to R. E. Betterton, Dr. Frank A. BizxelL lot on west side Mildred avenue, 41G feet Building: Permits. BARCLAY & BRANDON CO 50c to 75c other school was asserted by Professor News has been received of the death Funeral Directors, 246 Ivy St. Lowndes. head of the mechanical north of Oakland avenue, 54x157. June 1. $400—Reuben Arnold, 12 Parsons street, of Dr. Frank A. Bizzell, brother ,of Mrs. draughting department of Georgia J5,'250—E. M. Tow et al., to B. L. Ad- rebuild dwelling* Day labor. Virginia Bizzell Parks, of Atlanta, on G. H. BUAXDOX. It. M. BRANDON. Ribbons at Tech, yesterday. ams, lot on south side Waverly way, 225 $600—Mrs. A. D. Womack, 28 Bon Air PrenJdcnt. Vice President. feet northeast of Elizabeth street, 48x146 avenue, one-story frame dwelling. I>ay Ja- This orange plantation in the suburbs of J. W. AWTRV. See?-. «nd Treaa. Professor Ltowndes plotted compar- feet. July 30, 1909. bor. -s Angeles, Oal. ative curves of the salaries of the $6;QOO—E. Jj. Adams Co V. J. Adams, same $1.700—Mary Stevenson. 248 Greensferry, 39c graduates of several colleges in the property. April 10, 1912. two-atory frame dwelling. L. G. Harris, south and in New England. They J5.500—V. J. Adams to Atlanta Develop- contractor. RENE VIV1ANI ACCEPT AFFETAS, Satins ' and show that Tech graduates on-the whole ment' company, same property. • April 11, $3,000—F. O. Stone Co., rear 37 Highland command larger salaries than the 1912. avenue, one-story brick and frame building. FRENCH PREMIERSHIP REWARD T Moires. All kinds for graduates from any other institution. J200—E. P. McMillan to A. B. Brown, Gude & Co., contractors. manv purposes. The attendance at the luncheon lot on Grand avenue and Mason and Turner $300—Mrs. L. B. Coppedge, 19 Augusta av- Walter Banks, yellow negro, about meeting was almost double that of the IPerry road. 50x150 feet. May 26. enue, one-story frame store. Day labor. Paris, June 5.—Rene Vlvlani, minis- 25 to 28 years old. about five feet ten —Imagine their beauty—the sun's 5563—Mrs. Paulino Manasaeh, to James C. S200—M. E. McGee, 454 Crew, odd and re- ter of public instruction, has'accepted inches tall; weight, 1140 or 2JO pounds- rays on a shimmering sea; flow- day before. Tin meeting was inter- Williams, lot on south side Ormewood av- pair. Day labor, raised at Kast Point. Ga. Thick lipped esting, and Saturday's meeting prom- enue. 190 feet cast of Confederate- avenue, $500—Mrs. L. B. Coppedge. rear 19-23 Au- the premiership in a new ca-binet. and and has big: eyes. Will pay 525 for this ers budding 'neath tropic skies; ises to be the most successful thus far. 40x200 feet. June \. gusta avenue, two servants* houses. Day tonig-ht promised to communicate to negro delivered at Gay, Ga. Important announcements will be made $3,400—Mra. Hattie E. Campbell to R. labor. President Poincare tomorrow the racy Roman stripes; picturesque and a full attendance, not only of the Also Henry Davis, black negro, about Persians, stunning plaids, warp chairmen of the committees, but of the n&.mes of the other members. Except 35 OP 30 years old, about six feet tall- committee men is urged. for some unforeseen contingency the TV eight, about 180 or 190 pounds; has prints, etc. 5 to 7 inches wide. gia's history like this one. It stands personnel of the new government The collar of the hour. high forehead, thick lips, good set of Choice only 39c. 'VERDICT IS VOID," in a class entirely to itself." .teeth. Will pay $ 15 for return to In paying his respects to the crowds will 'be:, Spotted Madras. 2 for 25c. Gay, Ga. OLD CHURCH DESTROYED SAY FRANK LAWYERS at the courthouse during the trial, Mr. Premier and minister of'foreign af- Both of the above negroes were for- Toilet Goods Sale Pee-ples had this to say: fairs, Rene Viviani; minister of justice, St -WILS ON merly brake men on A., B. & A. rail- BY SUFFRAGETTE BOMB Continued Front Page One. "There is nothing so cowardly as Bienvenu 'Martin; finance, Josepb J. B. MAKERS OF road out of Manchester. Ga ANY Items tmderprieed for to- the mob spirit. It would have been an E. Noulens; interior, Lojiis J. Malvy; BEST PRODUCT KSTES BROS. day only. Some hints: easy matter for Frank to have been war, Adolphe Messimy; marine, Ar- M Continued From Page One. privile.g'e. Georgia shouldn't be .blood- present at the time the verdict was de- mand Gauthier; putbllc works; Fer- For Liquor. DrupS and To- lOc Jap Rose Soap 6c. thirsty, tt should be glad to g-i\'e all livered. The officers could have han- nand David; colonies, Millies-La Croix; 'bacco.' Office 704 Hilvey 20c Talcum Powder 10c. I of a man's right to him. If Georgia dled the situation effectively. There is commerce, Gas-ton Thomson; agricul- Bull diner, phone M. 1078- she threw herself on her knees before isn't. I'm sure the supreme court of nothing so brutal, yet so cowardly, in ture, Maurice Raynanid; labor, M. God- SOLD BY Institute 229 Woodward 25c Peroxide, 15 oz. size, 16c. King George and Queen Mary. America will be. a crisis as a mob." Ave., phone 2795. The only ard: public instruction. Rene Renoult. "Kceley Cure" In Georgia. 50c Hind's Honey & Almond Officials of the palace today •were "Had Leo Frank been In the court- 1 His address was discontinued at 6 Under Secretaries—Foreign affairs, DANIEL BROS. CO. Cream 33c. room at the time of the verdict, I do o clock. Abel Ferry; interior, M. Jacquier; fine Atlanta. on the verge of nervous prostration as not doubt but that one of the twelve Attorneys Reuben Arnold and Luther arts, M. Ponsot; war, M. JVtauno-ury. 45 Peachtree St. 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 33o. the result of last night's scene, and jurors would have recanted. Z. Rosser appeared before JJdge Hill 25c Woodbury Dental Cream 15c. Lord Chamberlain's department has at JO o'clock in the morning1, but not ?1 Toilet Water, six odors, 49c. taken every precaution to circumvent Musrt Be Properly Convicted. in the capacity of representing the 01? f» MIME any attempt to repeat H tonight when ""Why is it that the laws demand a convicted man. They had been -sub- 25c Woodbury Face Powder, all man's presence in the courtroom at poenaed by the state, but were released • Ophira, Wbltlcey «od Drue Habit* trmted another function will take place at every stage of his trial? It is to give shortly before noon. • at florae or ot Sanitarian*.* Boot on •nbjrcl shades, 16c. Buckingham palace. him every advantage possible. Good • .Free. DR. B. M. WODLLEY.7 -N.VIcto* 75c Pinaud's Violet 'or Lilac. Veg- Persons in the immediate vicinity at goveVnment and society demand that ir INMAN PARK • Sanitarium. Atlanta. Croud«. etal, 49ft 'the time declare that the whole scene Leo Frank's convicted, he must be properly convicted, and not illegally. HE MANUFACTURED GUNS 50c Pinaud's Eau de Quinine lasted less than ten .secqnds, and th-at "If ever a case in criminal 'pro- Hair Tonic, 33c. tlie woman had only time to ejaculate cedure shows the importance of the FOR CONFEDERATE ARMY We offer a very complete little home of five Where hundreds bavo bcao cured U 50c Ben Levy's La Blache Face audibly "Your Majesties—tfor God's fundamental right for an accused man place lor jrou to COL sa-ke—,". when she was hustled out of to look his tryors in the face at the Columbus, Ga., June 5.—J. Hyman, Powders 33c. time of the verdict, it ia this particular MEN CURED I 25c £3qulbb's Talcum Powder, the throne rot>m, finishing the sentence former citizen of Columbus, who oper- rooms (all conveniences) on Gandler street, in t NlUiVE, BLOOD and aa she went. case. Tihere is not a single authority ated a sword and gun factory for the tie*. Eczema, Citurti. plain or bbrated, 17c. It is understood no further action that holds an attorney has the right confederate army during the civil war Ulctrt. sorts • B i (Main Floor, Center.) to waive a defendant's presence—espe- and whose plant was burned by Gener- Inman Park, for $3,500. Assume loan of $1,500. Acute T r o ufc I ••, will be taken ag-ainst Miss' Blomfleld cially in capital cases. PfLE3 aod FISTU- excep-t to bar her from future court "It is better that 999 guilty men es- al Wilson during his famous raid in LA. Kidney, BUddar cape than Georgia should illegally take Georgia, died in Germany yesterday, and Ctmtnit Di*. functions. where he had gone for hs health. Balance can be made to suit you. eases. "Dickens" Suits Discourtesi-es shown by militants to the life of one innocent man. There- •Ui&mlaatloii aad fore, we contend that the verdict in advice tree. Do cot the k'ing- ahd the burning" of many the Frank case is void. Look at the delay. You may churches have inflamed 'public opinion picture of the unrestrained crowds. Tornado in Iowa. arrango weekly or 50c to $3 to a remarkable degree. People have uiumiil) payment*. surging around the coutrroom. crying Hospers. Iowa. June 5.—A small tor- FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR .No Ueicution from Though called • by fvarious been still further incens-ed by the- be- for a man's'life. The situation was so nado visited Hospers and outlying coun^ business. FREE «4- lief that much of the work of destruc- perilous that the Judge and counsel ad- try late today. Mrs. Neth Hoogstepp Xice and confidential names — "O liver Tiw i s t," vised that Frank be not rt these suits have white or .Social and Political union. tions fair and impartial? Frank wasn't renson is missing:. Muc~" h property waa FOR RENT: 26 East Alabama. responsible for such • circumstances. It feea charged Dy tooia damaged. u^i^u0 tMia B^ecialiat*. striped waists with colored was the court's own action in denying This excellent store room. Suitable for wholesale business, has railroad My fees are very low lor treatlm Catarrh al him the legal right of appearing in the trackage. We would be e'a'd to talk to ypu in reference to same. Oiiorders and ilmpla dlsvasna, trousers that button on. The courtroom. He was helpless. I can't For Blood Poison 1 USD the latest dlooor- eiicn- 11 any cases cured vritb ono treatment. stock is unusually complete. blame Judge Roan, however, for he, For nervoiin aod reflex troubles I UM like all others, felt the keen sense of Lymph Compound combined with my direa Even as Low as 50c peril. WOODSIDE, SHARP, BOYLSTOH & DAY I treatment. f> A TfOTTID M A ^TUiTSJITW • T>HnWinS - "HPTF .T. TTTV RTt - A TT. C1 Q Hour*: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Sunday, 10 to L 'One can choose from neat suit of Did Not Get Hlffhtn. 12 AUBURN AVENUE. PHONES: BELL, IVY 671; ATL. 618. DR. HIGHKS, Specialist. gingham with striped waists and "The court, in Frank's case, made It 16^4 N. Broa1d Street, just a few doors from I impossible for him to get his rights Marietta St. Opposite Third Nat'I Bank. plain blue trousers. i- I n the state constitution there is a . A ' _ Atlanta' . Gfoigla. I clause to the effect- that the accused ns. skin, stop itching instantly, and l ly possible that she will be ^een again In Orders filled day re- Refer to Supreme Court. soon clear away all trace of erup- One of these on your desk will take care } Atlanta for many many weeks. For next plete with combination swimming tion, even in severe and stubborn week the management promisee a combi- tights and shirt. ceived. "If the court has a reasonable doubt of a lot of things that other-wise would be j nation of talent that is to be squarely up regarding this matter," he said in part, cases where other treatments have i to the standard that has made the theater Mohair Suits $3.50 to $8.50 "it. is Just and proper that it be re- had no effect. forgotten. popular. A headllner will be Elsa Reug- ferred to the sugrenie court. A rea- ner, the famous cellolst- Another head- Silk Suits $8.50 to $22.50 sonable doubt should always be decided ReilBol Soap and Bnlnol Ointment «J»o line feature win bi Morris Cronln and his John M. Smith Co. in .favor of the accused. There has been dear away pimples and blockhead*, and company of English llusic hall players. Caps 250 to $i:so; Slippers SDC Georgia Distributors entirely too much talk of trifling with form a most valuable household treatment Thia 'act in one of the distinct novelty fea- to $3.50; Tights $i to* $2. 50. the courts, and of making flimsy, for sores, wounds, boils, piles, .etc. Sold Foote & Davies Company tures of vaudeville. Ray Samuels, the tal- technical points. This is a substantial ented ragtime star, will make her first ap- ( Ready-to-Wear — Second Floor.) 120-124 Auburn AYB. by alldroEEista. For trial slze.free,Vrite pearance in Atlanta. Hubert Kinney and point that deals with one of the most to Resinol, Dept. 11-S. Baltimore. Ud. Five Seconds From Five-Points Helens Clarke, who A-ere to have appeared Atlanta, Ga important phases of mo-derm justice. I Proscribed by doctor* for 19 rears. this week, will be features. The popular yy M. RICH & BROS. CO. want to clear it of all this cloud. society will give demonstrations of th« ' "There isn't any other Aftsa in Geor- newest and most popular dance number*, EWSPAPER STEWSPAPER!