CntCULATtON 46,019 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION 48,690 Vol. XLVHL—No. 1. Mil? mmt tmmimr. earrie* i4eUve*7, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 16, 1915. —FOURTEEN PAGES. Masrle ' ea tk* streets «»a >t Prisoner Attempts Suicide in Court HARDWICK RAPS Napoleon Met Waterloo Century Ago, June 18 AT PLAN OF ANDREWS Using Judge's Pen \ ~ HASBEEN RESUMED Fulton County Representa- When Recorder Pronounce Criticises Statements But tive to Introduce Bill Plac- Sentence, A g e.d Negro Says Resignation Is Best BYTEUTONIC ALLIES ing General Road Fund in Stabs Self, But Is Over Thing for Party—Tells of Hands of Prison Commis- powered and Removed to Trip to Hawaii. Both Berlin and Vienna sion. Cell. Claim Rapid Progress Is Returned from a Journey to Hawaii. the strategic military point of the Pa- Being Made Along Entire Walter P. Andrews, new repreaenta Crazed by the thought of having t cific so far as North America is -in- go to Jail to serve a sentence of thirty Galician Front. tlv« from Fulton county, will introduce volved. United States Senator Thomas days for violation of the plumbing or- a hill in th* house at the coming ses- W. Hardwick made the statement last dinance, J. R. Jon%s, a paralytic negro sion of the general assembly* looking night that the fJnlted States. In the snatched the pen from Judge Johnson* to the establishment of a state high- face of widespread lamentation against LEMBERG IN DANGER way com.miss.on, the construction of a desk in police matinee Tuesday an "national unpreparedneaaA" had "been number of state highways, the utiliza- stuck the point of it into his neck, quietly fortifying the Hawaiian Islands FROM TEUTONIC DRIVE tion of the road fund fronr automobile crying out that he would commit sul to an extent which makes It impossi- license tax by the state instead of b> clde before going to prison. ble for invading fofces—principally counties, the qualifying of Georgia to Jones, who could hardly stand befort Japanese—to penetrate the Pacific Judge Johnson, listened patiently to th< accept such road appropriation as n coast. Gen. Von Mackensen Wires charges against him of placing a lava ' :.made- by the federal government In the course of his interview, he ' and making other sweeping changes tory in a house without the necessary also took occasion ^to commend The Kaiser That Galician Cap- for the improx cment of the road laws plumbing ordinance requisites, and a Constitution's recent editorial upon the of this state. the end of the testimony by the plumb resignation ,and later statements of ital Will Be Taken by July In this bill he will have the flnanl- ing Inspector, stated that he was para William J. Bryan. mous indorsement of the • state prison lyzed. unfit for work and a pauper on Denies Frank Interference. 1 — Austro-Germans Hope the hands of the city. commission. f He l^kew^se denied the recently pub- The 15 -p-The Austro-Ger- from the federal government will also refutation of the report in fairness to man rush in Galicia. Is on again. Both\ be used in conjunction with the auto- next case on the docket the old negr< himself, the state and to Governor mobile , road fund for the construction reached for Judge Johnson's pen, and Slaton. Berlin and Vienna claim progress along >, of state highjvays. before he could be stopped had stabbed Regarding the resignation of WI1- virtually the entire southeastern front This state is not now qualified to ac- himself in the neck . over what he Itarn Jennings Bryan, Mr. Hard wick and I-emberg again a-ppears to 'be In cept money for road-building from the thought was, the jugular vein. He was stated that he believed the Bryan with- danger. federal government. All that Is neces- l drawal to 'be one of the most beneficial Mbsciska! on the line of the railway aary. however, is a clause in this bill not injured further than a align events to the administration in its his- bet-w een. Pi zfmysl and Leinberg, on authorizing the state to accept . any scratch. * tory. which the Austro-Germans have cen- money the federal government may ef- "I won't go to prison," he screamed Bryasi Too Radical. tered their efforts since the fall of fer Under the bill now pending ^» as he fell to the floor and tried again "Bryan is entirely too radical," he congress. This bill, if passed, would Przemvsl, has been taken. Mosctska and again to bring the pen point to his said. "The administration, now thai give Georgia annually from J100.000 to he haa eliminated himself, will proceed is about 20 miles east of Przemyal and 9200.000 for road construction. neck. Several officers in the room with less friction and clash. Person- Is almost in a direct line with the The duty of the proposed state road grabbed the old darkey, who was still commission would be solely to decide alty. I like Bryan—he Is a lovable, and, Galician capital, against which all the crying that he would commit suicide. In many respects, remarkable charac- ergiP3 of General von Mackeneen. where the state roads should be fcu.lt. 'While several men held htm others The prison commission would retain ter—but he has, always been, and ever the German commander, are being di- searched his pockets and brought forth will be. a populist. It is inherent wlth- x its present authority in the supervision ' him. NAPOLEON. HIS TOMB. NAPOLEON LEAVING FRANCE. j rected. of road construction. several plumbing tools which, in the v An unofficial report sa>s that Von opinion of the judge, had been used T have always believed Bryan to The memorable battle of Watertjoo was fought June 18.1815, a few miles south of Brussels. It was at this battle The bill win ask that. In addition to have been responsible-for most of the that Napoleon, the plan who sought to conquer the world, met his disastrous defeat. With the great conflict now Macken.een has telegraphed \ the Ger- the present state road supervisor, oth- within the last, few days. radical actions of the admlnlstratio: 1 man emperor he hopes to occupy Lem- er supervisors shall be named, who raging in Europe more than ordinary Interest attaches to the centenary of this event. It will be recalled that it was ^At\ the end of curt^ the notion 01 the shipping bill, for instance. He 1 berg by July 1. will assist*in the construction of state suicide" had slightly abated in the mind was the one, outstanding, conflicting the sensational stand of the Duke of Wellington's men that won the day and settled lor all time the ambitions of highways. It shall also be the duty of element In the admlnlatlatlon, and, I the man who sought control of the world'a destinies. In the accompanying illustration are shown,Napoleon, the tomb HEAVY FIGHTING these supervisors to assist in the su- of Jones and he was peacefully laying pervision of county road construction on the floor in the detention pen. am confident, the source of most of of Napleon In the Madeleine chapel in the Hospital des Invalides, In Paris, and Napoleon as he sailed away from IN PROGRESS. the administration's discord. France. •when needed. There are still many obstacles, how- "He typified the more irradical ele- It is*the idea of the commission that ever, in the way of victory to the Au\- ments in the party administration, and th« county roads should be tributaries trp-German "arms In this part of Gali- 1 now that he has withdrawn. I am as- to the main state highways. . cia, for the Russians hold strongly It la suggested that the convict sured that the administration will be Speaker Champ Clark gangs who would work on the state INDEPENDENCE CAR more conservative, safer and more cau- fortified positions many miles in front highways shall be composed entirely :lou»—consequently, more satisfactory Works on Public Roads of Lemberg. and in addition, will have to all elements." FAIN ILL, POLICE COMPLETE TIE-UP tlie advantage of natural defenses of of white members, leaving negro eon- i victs to work upon county roads, thus In this connection, tho senator, in With Bunch of Convicts the country roundabouts, including a twinging -about a segregation of races mawer to a question, replied that he also felt confident that the important .chain of lakes and marshes. in the working of convicts. TO BEMT HERE All along the Galician front heavy business and financial Innruences of the St. Louts. June 15.—Governor State Road Inspector T. P. Stanley PROBING DELAYED fighting la In proffreaa and the Aus- north and east which had heretofore of Hlftomirl and Champ Clark, s OF CHICAGO LINES lias filed hia annual report with the i —-•• ————-- •tat* prison commission, and certain Former Ford Building Is been Injuriously antagonistic to the ad- of the national house of representa- trb-Germana, according to tJ*4ir re- suggestion* s,* raakw znsjr b* consid- m.nistrsUo.., would now be mollified tives, today celebrated Missouri <*ood ,ports, are still gaining ground* eVeTy- ered *. the drafting of the new bUL o a helpful and Inspiring measure. ' Mayor Woodward Charges Roads Day by working on the roads Strikers Stop Travel by "L" where, with the capture of Russian This, however, has not been decided Leased as an Assembling His revelation of fortifications 1ft near Jefferson City, aide by side with positions, men and v equipment. All EEawaI.«.com«. no doubt, as a distinct upon. - Some of Members. Unwil- twenty-flvei convicts from the state pen- and Surface Roads—Fed- Plant—Factory Site to Be surprise to the gensral public, owing Russian counter attacka have t&een re- Inspector Stanley states that since itentiary. pulsed with galna for the Teutons from June 1, 1314, he has been called by the to' the unbounded hue and cry that ling to "Pace the Music" eral Court May Operate authorities of the following counties: Selected at an Early Date, ins, in view of the present war crisis, Good Roads Dayi -was generally ob- a point north of Pnemysl into Bessa- Taylor. Thomas, Harris, Hall, Spald- been raised against national , unpre- served throufrhout the eastern section rabia, the Germans say. So Stayed Away. of the state. One of the Lines, ing, IMadlson. Towns, Union, Roekdale, paredneas. The public mind, to a BLOW LIKELY Gwinnett. Washington. Randolph, Ogle- Atlanta has been chosen headquarters _ 9 measure, had be«X led to believe l thorpe. Taliaferro, Barrow, Greene, that America waa In a aor* state to AT ITALY. 'or an Ohio automobile manufacturing defend Us shores and that its naval Bue to sudden illness from ptomaine Chicago, June 16 —Complete tie-up Jackson. PIcJcens, Franklin, Blbert. 1 Far off aa this front is from England concern which last year manufactured equipment had been aadiy neglected. poison of Police Commission Chairman of all surface transportation lines Ware, Dade. Polk and Bartow. and sold throughout the United States marked the second day of the Chicago and France, it Is being watched moi e Inspector Stanley makes the follow- TOUTM Hawaiian Islands. W. P. Fain, last night, the adjourned RESUME FRANK HEARING and Canada. ,$2,000,000 -worth of auto- meeting of the police board was post- street railway employees' strike. The cloaely than the western front DC- ing recommendations: Senator Hardwick has Just return- elevated companies ran occasional mobiles. poned until next Tuesday night, and ca.uae it would appear that these opera- "First. The location of roads In id from a trip to .Hawaii aa a mem- trains over part of the. system, but Georgia are not along the right lines. The Independence Motor Gar com official action on the recent report of tiona are being pressed In an attempt ( >any, of L.lma. Ohio, of wfcteh "W. A. ber of a delegation of aenators and these carried few passengers and made The changes now being made to bet- congressmen a* guests of the Ha- the special iprobe committee, which se- BEFORE GOVERNORTODAY to clear Oallcla of the Russians, prep- Williams, a well-known business man Irregular stops. ter/ grades, alignment, etc, are be- waiian government. He spent much ! aratory to a breathing spell In the of Ohio, is president, has leased through verely rapped Chief Beavers, was de- A few minor acts of violence were jnsr carried out In a very circumscribed .ime on the return trip in the south- east, which is likely to 'be followed bi rurman & Calhoun the former Ford ferred. 8 i* reported. west. He reached Atlanta laat night. Will Probably End With the a crushing blow aimed at Italy. way. Surve> s are being made to obvi- Motor Cat company's plant at^ No. 380 The trial of Detective Chief Newport Prospects of the United States over- ate hills, etc., without due regard to ~le expressed glowing confidence with t seeing the operation of the Oak Park The fighting is growinig harder daily ^achtree street, facing the head of Lanford was also carried over until Completion «f Speech along th* Auatro-Italian fronjtler and. co-ordination. I suggest, therefore, furrier street. :he capacity of America for caring division of the elevated were seen In 'or its diplomatic and military, as next Tuesday. in view of past performance a, K is that surveys for changes should be Scores of employees will be brought by Howard. an order by Federal Judge C. C, Kohl- made from one controlling point well aa Internal, affairs. V1 ce Qha.1 r man W. A. Vcr noy an- aaat. directing: Samuel Ins all, receiver considered reasonable to asatamae that :o Atlanta, by this concern. Germany will throw a great mass of to another; from county site to coun- The Independence car Is a standard, "The state of perfection attained nounced, after calling the nieetIng to for the Oak Park elevated, to resume ty site, thereby obtaining this end. n the Hawaiian fortifications." he The Leo M. Frank hearing before operations immediately and to report troops on this front and endeavor to 1,000, white car, five-passenger. The order, that Chairman Fain haul sent Governor John- M. • Slate* is expected "Just now Georgia is a comparative- told the reporter in the Capital City "any unlawful interference or obstruc- sweep into Italy and hold ground there entire factory will be moved there. him word that he was suffering from to come to an end before noon this tion by any persons whomsoever for Just as sh« haa done in Poland, Bel- ly sparsely settled ata-te, and unless Mr.l Williams will use the quarters club, "astounded our party. On the sland of Oahu, the most important a slight attack of ptomaine poisoning. morning, when Attorney William How- such, actio" n as the court may deem glum and France. our systems of roads are properly lo- which he has Just leased as an as- ard concludes his argument. ,.- , cated and built, joining county site naval point of the group, we found Mr. Fain later told The Constitution ith normal transportation means C ^Several Member* Absent. at the Frank trial when Governor Sla- ranging from converted ice wagons to "More than $50,000,000 has been In- French. i centers. it was through the Atlanta Cham- At Mr. Vernoy's suggestion and In J:on adjourned the session Monday. i hug^ --e delivery motor trucks with seats "Second. Our present plan of appor- ber of Commerce and Harvey Johnson, vested in the Hawaiian Islands by Mr. Howard, 4>ef/>re concluding, will jIor *u tionment of convicts militates against >f the Industrial bureau, that Mr. Wil- he,"United States government. I doubt view of the fact that Commissioners S. FALL OF LEMBERG lams was i nduced to locate 1 n At- A. Wardlaw, who T.vas chairman of the take up many polnta upon which he Down-town traffic was worse con- this division into economic units. Fif> .hat there is a more Ideally fortified has not \. yet touched. He has under- PREDICTED. anta. after he had made & personal joint of naval strategy in the Pacific. gested today than ever before, and to- i ty convicts with proper equipment -our in hia machine with his wife of probe committee, which criticized Chief taken so far to show by only the night police officials were attempting London, June 18.—(1.45 a. m )—Gen- makes such a unit. If some plan could the sooith in quest of a city where he The islands have likewise been invest- 3eavera 'on grounds of inefficiency. J. state's record of evidence that Conley, to work out » scheme to control motor ed with the flower of the American eral von Mackenaen has telegraphed the be devised by which the smaller and might locate his plant. D. Slsson and Edwin Johnson were not Frank, ia guilty of the Fhagan cara In the heart of the city An ef- German emperor that he hopea to t&ko less rich counties could divide the time r. Williams selects Atlanta because army and the government, not con- murder. fort may be made to keep the cars from of such a unit, this plan would work aibsent, the elgbrt commissioners pres- entering the down-town streets Lemberg before Joily 1, according to the city's value as a. central dls- ;ent with the precaution already It was stated Monday afternoon that for economy and efficiency. It would utms point for the entire south, aken, are still spending millions. ent passed a resolution to postpone the Judge Kohlsaat's order -was taken at an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from no other addresses would be delivered the instance of Briton I. Budd, presi- Amsterdam. alwo relieve your honorable body of ilrnlingham, Jacksonville, Nashville, .Modern Fortification*. meeting. much worry in apportioning the con- Memphis, New Orleans and scores of Before this action was taken, how- after Mr. Howard. dent, and'Samuel Insult, receiver of the GAINS REPORTED victs, narrowing this phase of your other southern cities were visited by ""Warfare innovations and Inven- ever, aome pointed remarks were In- The hearing begins at 9 o'clock Ii Oak Park elevated. The federal criurt work; to keeping the various Units up Mr. Williams, who decided that At- ;lons unknown to the outside world Governor Slaton's executive office. ' has charge through the receiver of the to the standard number. *. anta was the best site for his fac- dulgqd in by Mayor Jamea G. Wood- operation of the road, and the em- BY GERMANS. are installed within the Hawaiian ward and Commissioner James W. Engr- "Another cause of much inefficiency ory. fortifications. Hawaii's preparedness ployees of the road are thus employees Berlin, June IB.—(Via London.)—Of- Is lack of trained wardens. I suggest of the court. ,- ^ The entire Lima factory will eventu- *or war is surprisingly competent. Ish. ficial announcement was made at a system of civil service In the appoint- .lly be moved to this city, Mr. Wll- "If we postpone action on the iprobe Germany Has Returned Provision waa made in the order for ment of wardens." The monster guns seem efficient to fair treatment of employees who have army headquarters today that the Aua- lams has announced. report," sarcastically asserted the may- tro-German forcea operating in Galicia The Peach tree building has a front- repel an Invasion of any proportion— gone on strike. In the direction that age of sixty feet, and a depth back to even invasions aa devastating as some or, "there will ibe a lot of others to get to ^Theories of Ancients, the receiver furnish the court all in- \leiander street. It contains 40,000 if the most historical that have dla- sick on this board. I am willing to stay- formation as to the facts and Vctrcum- Germany Has Snatched here all night, and have it out." stances in -which the strike waa called. quare feet of space. The building ingulshed the present war abroad, According to Elihu Root s four-stories with basement. A por- Captain English, stated he had work- "In exercising i£s power over the th*r P r + j* h * c y ion of the Independence Motor'' Car "Huge disappearing .guns populate railroad, the court owes a duty to the a Total of $l£5QtQQQ,QQQ he district. Many are hidden in the ed tw-elve hours during the day, but employeea," the order read, "namelv, PARTLY CIXXTDY. ompany has already been moved Into was only too glad of having an op- Albany, N. T., June 15.—In attacking his building. , , one's moat effective points—the cra- Belgium and the Lusltanla, Germany the duty to aee to it they ape fairly From Unhappy Belgium era of inactive volcanoes, where they portunity to serve the public if he treated in all respects, for they are, could do any good. However, both the returned to the theories of ancients for the time being, employees of the ton—Forecast: are immune to Invading gunfire. The that the atate la not (bound by rules of court. Partly el*udy We fortifications appear sufficiently mayor .and Captain English voted to •ad Thursday* ,_ London, June 16.— (3"42 a. m.) — A postpone. morality aa are Individuals former "But t;he court also owes a duty to trong to withstand the most with- United States Senator Elihu Root a aid the public, and that is to operate the "neutral observer" who has been visit- Commissioners Ward law and Slason trains by the beat means obtainable. Local Weather Report. ering siege and the military efficiency tonight at exercises commemorating Lowest temperature 69 ing Germany and who has written a maintained within them ia exemplary." sent no explanations why they were the seven * hundredth anniversary of Consequently the receiver la directed not present at so Important a meeting to resume operation without delay, em- Highest temperature 86 ••rles -of articles for The Times, de- Meeting At The Pacific Coast Safe. the signing of the tMagna Charta. An Mean temperature V • 78 as last night's was scheduled to be. ploylng-auch men as may be available clares today that it \m the almost uni- Senator Hnrdwfck explained that opposite view, he continued, was the for the purpose." Normal temperature 76 versal belief of German people that Bdwfh Johnaon arrived as the other "hope of mankind)" Rainfall in past 24 hours. Inches. . .01 Breakfast Table he preparedness of the Hawaiian commissioner^ were adjourning. Strike-Breakers On Way. Excess since 1st of month, inches. .28 Bslglunr will remain German and that group meant the virtual elimination "The first theory of the ancient re- Reports from eastern labor centers Curious Crowd Present. publics, that the atate Is all In all and Deficiency since Jan. 1, inches... 3.04 the Belgian Congo will become a Ger- f danger to America's Pacific coast are that numerous strike-breakers are that the Individual derives his rights aa man possession It ia Inside the American rom invasion, clue to the vast dls- Disappointment Was evident on all on their way here from ithe east. Sev- ftcports JFx+ Vnrlonn Stations. ance that separates the North Amerl- the faces of the largest crowd that haa a member, is the principle which was eral hundred recruited In this city\ are STATIONS The writer says that since the oc- borne that tbe prosperity of an continent from, the shores of any applied in Belgium." he said. "It is housed In outlying barns. assembled for' a hearing of the trial 1 and Stat* et cupation of Belgium b> the Germans the country ia made or un- orce tha t could possiblw y develovn the principle --which waa applied to The Illinois senate, after a lively WSATHBK. nmlty. of any police officer In a lone time. session at Springfield today, directed it Is estimated that Germany hafe taken made. \_ Without the Hawaiian Islands as a There wero fully fifty witnesses as- the Lualtania. It is logical and ita the atate public utilities commission to ATLANTA, cldy . . 11,2»41,000,000 worth of property of all sembled in the room Tor the Lanford inevitable result Is that the atate Is Birmingham, p. c. . It is around tbe Breakfast' iaae of military supplies, it would be make an Immediate Investigation of Boston, cldy . kinds; Including raw _ materials and table that tbe discussion of practical Impossibility for an tnvad- trial, on charges that he had "curaed'- freed from those rulea of morality by the strike with a view to brlng-ine ng fleet to overcome the distance. As which ^individual men are bound. ulrnut a settlement. Buffalo, cldy . . . manufactured products, as war Indem- Desk Sergeant S. J. Roberta. Charleston, p c. . the day'a purchases takes ong aa America can command the 'The other asserted in the great Theaters and cafes, and baseball and nities out of Belgium. , isnvallan island* and defend them Mayor Woodward after the meeting amusement parka, were the chief auf- Chicago, clear . . place. / expressed an opinion that some of the charter, by logical and inevitable re- Denver, clear .- . . "Revolvers made In Belgium/* the rom invasion her Pacific shorea are ferera from th,e strike. It is tbe advertisement that mmune. Senator Hardwick likewise commissioners were "afraid to face | sults, 'binds the state by the rules of Tonight for several hours after the Des Molnes, cldy. . writer continues, "are now a part of morality which the individual recog- I>odge City, clear . reaches the family at this tressed the speculation that so Ionic the music of last night, and stayed close of business* the utmost confusion Duluth, clear . . . tbe regular German equipment. The a the United States government waa away for that reason." nizes and thia supremacy of that rule prevailed about the streets, but by s psychological moment that of right, governing all men and all o'clock the railroads and buses had XJalveaton, clear . . bajrjmets and swords now used in the makes the sale. aying auch a pronounced Interest to It became a, surety Just before laat Hatter&s, clear . . . he military needa of the Hawaiian night's meeting that the report of the states and powers, ia the hope of man- taken care of virtually all the home- Jacksonville, cldy. . Ctorman armies are almost exclusively These multiplying sales ra- slanda. certainly the military affklra kind." ward-bound residents, and the down- recent probe committee, which criti- town streets were virtually deserted Kansas City, cldy . of Bvlgian manufacture, while it la in- diating out from ths borne f IU home shores were not bein_— ng as Knoxville, rain . . eglected a« public lamentations cised Chief Beavers from all angles, save for a few night workers and those tttMM. when the need arises, to take who prsferred to spend the night In Louisville, clear . . circle "make prosperity. and rapped the efficiency of the police probe report, and In tnis tr!lal the _evl- Memphis, clear . )> tsfr *T«rhead wiring In Belgium to •chief and department In varioua ways, hotels ralther than risk not getting Constitution advertising is dence of the witnesses who appeare down town tomorrow. " * Miami, cldy . . . good the copper shortage in Is to be adopted by the police board Mobile, cldy . . . resultfnl because It reaches against the chief during the probe Rich Conduct** *• fttrffc*. omplete naval and military prepared- aa a whtfl*. would be of value. Hontgqjnery, cldy - the whole family every morn- Klna; Approves Report. Henry TJV OKLAHOMA is a thing of the past. be himself would move to adopt the fit to pass my resolution to adopt, strike. Portland, Ore., clear _ ^ __ _ _ _ \ The Constitution. Is as much LEAVE FOR THE fRQNT "Inefficiency report" of the probe com- which I will introduce at next Tues- Torbersr has been termed "the richest Raleigh, pL,cly . . Oklahoma City, Gkl»., June 15.— Field day's meeting, the board may then conductor In the world." He owna San' Francisco, clear a part of the family as the mittee, and then, iti case his motion have recourse to a suspension of Chief stotik. In the Chicago railways, which St. LoUis, clear . . •workora Sft March or employment* were Rome. June-15.—(Via Paris, June 16, carried, he declared that he would fur- Beavers for thirty days, or a reduction »vU«d. in s circular l»»ped today by pairing cat under the chair. Flv he purchased more than twenty years : Salt Lake City. dr. . <**.. Aabbtont , »tat» cemmlMloner of ^i"v ™->—- « grandsons of Gari- ther move that some poalt.Ve action of rank, pending his trial. ago. Dividends from h^s stock, his 8hr*veport. p. c. . ldl left for the front today. A big be taken by the board on the contents | Each commissioner was furnished associates say, amount to three or, Spokane, clear , . , not to com* to Oklahoma at thla rowd gathered at the station to wish lira* traw** auured of work. Accord- of the report. with a typewritten copy of the evi- four tlm*s his annual wages. Tofeera; ampa, rain ,. . he departing soldiers success. Sever- dence given during tbe probe Investi- rnorta received by the state Shop In The, Constitution By this Commissioner King ex- owns other valuable stocka ana bonda; oledo, clear . . *i» of tabor approximately 10,> before you shop In the store 1 snort addresses were made and as gation of the police chief and depart- also a hotel an'd a nuiYiher of apart-, ;lck»burg, clear . he train pulled ou^ there were cries plained himself, saying; ment Tuesday morning, it contained m*itt building*, from' which he re-! Washington, cldy 944 m»u trotn oother state, now are em- f "I*ona: live Trent," "Long live Tri- "If the report is adopted the boat d ItE single* spaced pages, fifteen of ceivea biff* rentals. * ' * ' plor*B hi the wtieat fields and no ad- st" and "Long live the Garibaldi might then try Chief -Beavers^ on the which was the testimony of Police Toners: has b«*n a street car cofi- • von dUlonal Ikarmit band* are needed, others." charges brought against Hi in in the Chief Beavers. doctor for forty y Page Two. THK CONSTITUTION, AXLACTTA. GFA., tTO'iN'JJJ 16, 1910. bad captured the town of Mosolw»Jc*. was attacked with bomb* dropped by I of Oiorxetton and Cstrnwflnahora and the south of Arras, at the Tout vent Army headquarters today gave out hostile airmen Bo far as is now the bridges there, as well as the farm All the German counter at-t You Would Enjoy tin following known some eleven citizens were Hilled bridges east of that place. The booty I tack*, were repulsed and we have -main* , and six injured Military damage could amounted to 966 Russian prisoners i talned our gains SUBMARINE DESTROYS ^ a Player-Piano "Western theater v, "The French yesterday suffered a not have been caused One aircraft of "Attacks by the enemy against the F "To the north, of NcuvlHe we have i AUSTRIAN'S MASS fresh defeat In «pite of their heavy the enemy was brought down by one point at which we broke through north i taken possession of several German of our military airmen, and the occu- of Bollmow failed F lookout '• posts 1 offering In d*rooQ losses on June 13 they continued at- 1 torn mad excliutAad tempt* to break through the line be- pants were killed Another enemy air- "Southeastern theater "The day has e» Mesnll fighting eral von Der Marwitz yesterday took continues, but the enemy Is unable to Kalwarya front, pressed back the Rus- nothing to report tino — Italians Pounding day by a German submarine Of the sain line, and captured, the Russian (Moscisk*. "In retaliation for the bombardment crew of 11 only tayr were saved They SS-M gain the advantage "The right wing of the army of Gen- "Yesterday the open town of Karls- advanced trenches On tWe River Orzyo by the Germans of French and English were landed at Harwich, on the east Broad $t our attacking troops stormed and took eral Lin sin gen stormed the heights eaat open towns the order was given to With Heavy Artilleiy. ruhe far from the theater of opera- of Zekel Our cavalry reached the tions and not In any way fortified. the village of Gednoroezec. southeast bombard this morning the capital of the The Argyll was sent to the bottom district south of Marlampol" Grand Ouchy of Baden At 3 o'clodk without warnlnK and went down In less AIRMEN RAID in the morning 23 aeroplanes aet out London, June 16 —The Italian Invasion than two minutes for Kai IsznJhe. of the Trentino, which heretofore has JOHISOrS WOOD DYE KARLSRUHE. "Althou-gh caught by a northeast ( London, June 15—Advices received wind they arrived over the town be* unet -with little opposition, now is chal- here from Stornoway. Scotland, say the Karlsruhe. Baden, June 16 —(Via tween 5 60 and 6-20 o'clock They lenged by tttie Au-strlans A force of Norwegian steamer Duranger former JOHUOrS PREPARED WAX London )—Five hostile airmen bom- dropped 130 projectiles of 90 and 15.5 25,000 Austrlana left Trent yesterday ly the Norwegian steamer Geylon, has barded Karlsruhe for 45 minutes this I caliber on the objects which had been and Is advancing against the Italians been torpedoed and sunk by a subma- morning; Several persons were killed Indicated to them, particularly the Cha- rine off the Hebrides Islands The GEOR8U PAINT AND GLASS CO. or wounded on the Rlva-Rovereto front teau, an arm a manufactory and the Heavy fighting has occurred on the crew of 21 arrived today at Stornoway A number of places suffered mate- station Many fires broke out during ~The Duranieer was 289 feet long, 35-37 Luckie Street rial damage, but the destruction the time the aeroplanes were flying Isonxo front, north of the Gulf of Triest \ 2,280 tons gross wrought has no military Importance. over Karlsruhe A serlout* panic was Italian heavy artillery has begun the observed in the station from which bombardment of Malborgeth, one of} Karlsruhe Is on the Rhine about 75 trains departed hastily, proceeding in the pivots of the Austrian defenses be- STORES miles from the French frontier It an easterly direction tween the Carnl Alps and the upper h,as a population of aJbout 100,000 and "The machines were subjected to a ROGERS' «, number of public buildings of im- violent gun fire, particularly on their Isonzo river. Tarvis, an important rail- portance outer trip, at Saverne (Zabern). Strass- road Junction twelve miles further east, GAINS HELD burg. Hastatt and Karlsruhe, and on also Is threatened. their return at Blamont. Phals^bourg- ITALIANS USING (Pfalztbourg) and Aaverne All return- BY FRENCH. ed except two HEAVY ARTILLERY, EVERY WEDNESDAY Paris, June 15 —Toniffht's official war "A long range piece of German artil- On the Italian Frontier, June 15 — office statement said \ "During the course of last nlgflit lery threw two projectiles Into Com- (Via ChiasBo and Paris )—The Italians local Infantry actions developed In the pelgne. No one was hurt and no dam- invading Austria apparently have been \A/e are in business region to the north o—The Sardines LoidoB Craps FraH not a Me Un* ing fresh hoe tile positions covering following official statement waa is- PINE- the road to Grodek (on the railroad sued at the headquarters of the Italian Laier Each -Brfc. ytwr lUak Fill- t» US ud »* tk. between Moscteka and Lemberg) S t r aw general staff Me ^— , APPLES VERYTCST RESULTS yw'** tw had 'On the upper Dniester strong Rus- "There have been no important de- Value * C ! Raisins 5c, 6c ASK FOR NEW PRICE LIST sian forces are defending the bridge velopments along the Tyrol Trentino 14 ta 15 Fnkte head at Mlkolajow against the ad- frontier The enemy persistently at- th* Can andZc 5c Each vancing allies under General Llnetn- tacked Montltano >ai night after an Lb. 6c Ken While further down the river the all day bombardment from Forts Platz Glenn Photo Stock Co. troops of General Pf]anzer and Gen- and Wicse. but was repulsed each time Kmteft Co, If 7 Peachftv* eral Baltln are standing before Nlx- Our artillery caused the explosion niow («oiJth of Marlampol }and Czerr of ammunition depots towards Corte is typical of the light Flour Cut $1.28 Per Barrel nelica, maintaining the captured town tn the Cortevole valley and seriously of Zale Szczyky against all Russian damaged the enemy s works at Cessassl La Rosa—24-lb. Bag—regu- Rogers' Best Self-Rising— attacks Portions of this army again Our bombardment of Malborgette in INDIA* RIVER have forced the Russian troops, mak- Carnla resulted In an explosion in the lar $1.00 value Q Q « 24 Ibs.—$1.10 value QA* ing a stand In Bessarabia between lower part of the fortress bottle as a container the Dniester and the Pruth rivers to 'Further reports of the night attack cut to OOB cut to «*•** PINEAPPLES retreat, driving- them toward Cheltn of Italian Alplnelsts in the difficult re- i'Eac"h and along the Pruth gion of the Alps at Volla give derails "The number of prisoners taken In of considerable booty taken there, be- for beer. Gallcla since June 12 haa been in- sides a number of prisoners who were Salt Side Hue Sea Peanut creased by several thousands * terrorized by the impetus of our \ \ ll> WhIKIull troops Meat Meat Tuna Fish Butter OPEN ALL DAY "Our batteries dispersed a camp of Cut fiom lilac to Cut from ITHe to the enemy In the region of. Montenero 1 Lb. can 17c 25c size 17c "All prisoners taken near Plava (in The light bottle is Lb. 8 ic the Isonzo region) agree that the Aus- K-lb.canllc 15c size lie VICTORY OF VENIZEIOS tral n losses up to this time have been serious Moet of the prisoners be- longed to regiments heretofo-re operat Ing against the Serbians just as capable of Today Only "The Austrlans tried > esterday to set MEANS WAR FDR GREECE the forest of Monfalcone afire but our troops drove back the enemy and extinguished the flames" -withstanding the London June 15 —It is apparent Silver Leaf Lard that the former premier of Greece. M AUSTRIA RUSHES Venizelos and his followers have won TROOPS TO FRONT. an overwhelming victory In the G^e- Innsbruclt, Austria June 15 —(Via damaging effects of Bucha and Gene\a, Switzerland, and clan general elections The latest Paris )—Twenty-fUe thousand Austro- news claims aV majority of two-thirds Hungarian troops left Trent yesterday for the war party in parliament The and now are advancing against the light, as an army of British prepq is of the opinion that Italians on the Riva-Ro> erto front this means a deliberate choice on the In the vicinity of Gerz and Gradisca heavy fighting occurred recentlj The part of the Grecian people to cist Austrian casualties are reported to their lot with the allies—Great Britain, have amounted to 1 500, while the straw men would Russian, France and Italy number of Italians or wounded totalled \ enlBelo* Won Everywhere. nearlv as many SPECIALS FOR TODAY—WEDNESDAY A new ammunition depot at Tolmlno Athens, June 15—(Via Paris)—Re- has been destroyed by the Italians be to protect a city FROM THE ANNEX GROCERY STORE tufns from the general election show The Austro-Hungarlan troops are Cash Bro. Co. 37 S. Broad that former Premier Venizelos' adher- employing dynamite in the Alpine SUCU CURED ents ha~ve returned a majority every- passes, blowing up rocks and loosen- ALIIE ZEST GEORGIA where except in Macedonia, where his ing avalanches on the advancing Bei\- against a battery of WHITE CREST saglierl The heights dominating PICIICHAMS Sandwlefe fining H O N IE Y candidates were defeated by the gov- Caporetto on the Isonso front ha\ e errninent representatives. been occupied t>y the Invading Italians FLOUR In •n««n« Venizelos nominees were elected in Attica, Boeotla, Crete, Epirus, AchaJa, ITALIANS FAIL, artillery. The Best 98e ll^clb. I5ci 25c 2 for 25c LjUas, Mytllene, Chios, Samos, Cyclades AUSTRIANS SAY. and other provinces Vienna, June 15 —(Via London )— Not a single candidate of M Gouxta- The Austrian war office has issued CURED WESSON WKLTER UKER'S IONES CASH STORE rie, the present premier, v,aa elected CREOLE ' +*»* Ufkl^ok^ll the following in regard to the Italian SNOWDRIFT 124 Whitehall in Attica, Boeotla and Bpfrus campaign V DINNER HAMS M Venizelos carried 15 of the 16 "Italian war theater Renewed at- OIL COCOA seats in Patras, M. Gounarls* own di- SMMtMngNn SNAP BEANS, tempts of the Italians to approach our l-2lb vision positions near Tolmlno and Plava quart 1C Two members of the Gounarls cabi- again have failed Yesterda> at some The Brown Bottle 30c - 25c Tins net, M. Stratos minister of marine, points on the Isonzo front quiet pre- ?.'„.. lOc 1 6ic 4-quart Basket and M. Protopapadakis minister of TOMATOES nnan-ce failed of election "An Italian request for a truce for YORK STATE OLD-FASHIONED 25c t Followers at former Premier Veni- FIIEAPPLES Peck' Fancy IRISH the burial of their dead was refused TOMATOES a^l oa 'have won 193 scats In parliament for military reasons LYE HOMIIY POTATOES .... and the government 100 out of the to- "On the Carlnthian front our Styrlan is the Green Peas lOcCans tal of 116 The remainder of the aeats landsturm stormed Pal, east of Ploe- BACON, are scattered among the Independents ken paas, and repulsed three hostile ScEach and the adherents of former Premier- In carton* counter attacks against this frontier Can Extra Finey • 2 for I5c 30c Rhalll and Theotofcla of the mountains. 25c "On the Tyrolean frontier districts the enemy is tentatively reconnolter- dreadnaught "HONEY BEE" YORK STATE Tip-Top Bread Ing our positions and conducting an SCRAPPLE Git APE unsuccessful artillery bombardment. At one point a gendarme post forced IMBW erukfait DM FRUIT MILK Cauliflower 5c Per Loaf the Italians to retreat, capturing 5c, 7,c, lOc 7 5c cans . 25e 25c Can fifty-eight of them " ^ in the-Brewing .Oc.I5c Each 4 lOc cans 30c Stone's Cakes • nc WdHIHEfflBIANS? —6 VarlettM— • V Rome, June 15 —^(Vla Chlaseo and Industry Paris >—According to reports received by the Italian general staff Austria is indirectly encouraging Serbia In her on Albanian plan, the nature of which la POE'S WORKS Indicated by .the recent incursion of Serbian troops Into that country It Is ropoime reported here that Serbia and Greece —impervious to the have agreed on partition of Albania, trusting It will be ratine-d by the peace conference What appeara unusual {n the situa- o/orevc/o damaging effects of tion is that Austria, whose ultimatum to Serbia resulted in the war. Instead of seizing the present opportunity to -this inner resume the offensive against Belgrade, light—the best; known >i-«« PEACHTRbB IT now that part of the Serbian troop* are engaged In Albania, Jaa* removed Camp out «ky-kigL in FHONE IVY 5000 some of her forces from the Serbian front to face the Italians. tke Colorado Rock- container for beer. In an official statement Issued June ics—6,000 to 10,000 Snap Beans, QF.22C ] 2, by the Serbian Press bureau. It was Rne Cantaloupe* . . 5c and lOc explained that the Serbian exoedltlon feet »tove aea level. Into Albania was deemed necessary be- Drink Schlitz in Georfla Peaches. Basket . . 20c cause that country has been a hot-bed FREE LIBRARY COUPON Cultivated BlaCM»arrlaa,qt. . Uk of Austro-Turkish intrigue, resulting In Albanian raids into Serbia At the You don't nave to same time, tt was added, Serbia real- Brown Bottles, and Imported Six Volume Set Three Me Battles mm mm ized that the Albanian question would enoot or fioh — tke Queen Olivet 75C be definitely settled by Europe camp, tke tent, the you have beer pure Introductory Dutributkm by RICH ALABAMIAN HELD kig rim of tke kori— Grape Juice ON CHARGE OF ARSON eon, tke trees, tke arid wholesome un- The Atlanta Constitution Pis. 24e—SfiS- $2.69 Montgomery, 'Ala., June 15.—Ed !>*- graaa and tke pure air bnrdeleben, reputed to be on« ot the Qts. 48c— •wealthiest cltlzena of Wetumpka, El- —tkat'a all you-want. more county, was arrested at a local til it is poured into Specialties for Hot Weather hotel.today on a -warrant issued by an IClmore county Jtratice of th* peace Vacation* in Rocky Great Authors Library charging1 him with intent to defraud three Insurance companies In the Mountain-law! cort little your glass. It costs Delicatessen burning of his house and warehouse Ham Croquettes Sc.6 for 2Sc March 8 Uehtfrdeleben made bond. oocauM at tLe low»umin«r It la charged that De Bardeleben set Chicke*Croqu'*10c-3for25c fire to his handsome residence at We- tourirt f«rcg on tn« Santo no more than light tumpka which was insured for {17,500 Stuffed Pepper* 5c «nd ?V4c The fire subsequently spread to a cot- F*. Gotkie rammer and ton warehouse, where 975,000 worth of FREE-LIBRARY COUPON-FREE Stuffed TomatoeaSc and?^ C cotton was destroyed. tale At family. bottle beer. Our Own B«kedHam.lb.50c BRITISH NAVAL LOSSES A. fmnJred miW view at tk« How to Get the Books Roeluo; Frwl H«rr«y mcali; Our Bakery Special GIVEN AT 13J547 MEN and alccp-CMjr rouilxJ on tn« tkla Vw*f UkTW < r aeiM «• Tke Cwrtl- London, June IS—Thirteen thousand •trier, t»«e.. RaararHi d Bran Bread, Loaf 5c •M na New Orbaji aaJ Houtam. ar»'a Sate. or reported RilMlnr from the begin- nut* at «!M " CalifermU 8f «iill" Slf Samuel. * Co , Dfatritmton KI»U»*. «i vnrrtmMly ning oil the war up to May 81, accord- tt Weit Mitchell St. Atlanta, Oe, a*rertta*4. >a»lr laala. BISCUIT MANY CASES OF TYPHUS W-A REPORTED M AUSTRIA *r«M and Other Crackers Paris* June IE.—Three hundred atid forty-two caaea of tytpliua had been rte- c Beer Made Dally In Atlanta orted In Auatrla In the week endlac Sana 6, according to a Tempi dlipatcL from Barna, awlUarland. That (Made Milwaukee famous.

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th« arreat of Gustav Stahl in the same British rnd Mercantile Insurance cora- &*fr+* for Garriton. caae, and declares the Hardenberg in- GA. FIRE INSURANCE CO. pan\. of London and Edinburgh. The N*w Brunswick, N. J., June 15 — cident la astonishing TURNS OVPP ITS RISKS Columbia btockholcl^ts felt that their Ldndl«y M Garrison, secretary of war* . "One Is Justified in asking? If there capital, ei]iecfall> in view of present ! la any .yatem In It." this paper re- uncertainties In business could be bet- r*O)iveci the honorary degree of doc- GERMAN ATTACKS 1 WAR COSTS BRITAIN SILENCE IS KEPT Athena, Ga , June 10 —(Special )— tor of laws at the Rutgers college marks, "whether It 1» a plan to shut ter Invested in other linen than the fire commencement today th« moutb of or render auspicious in lUw M-j.unibu. jf'ue Insurance company, insurance business i'olicyholders have advance those witnesses -who testify a stock company organized here st\e.*l Veen made absolutely safe, the under- to anything against England and years ago. with James Y Carithera writing: company having J1G.Q00.00Q of against America, which permitted the president, has Just reinsured Its entire . assets in this country alone ONUJUJFFICIALS , armed Liu«itanla to leave port $15,000,000 DAILY. ON DARDANELLES outstanding liabilities with the North | • "In any event, this \lnterception of Quickly Relieves witnesses demands our full attention" \ ' The Kreuz Zeltung publishes In the position accorded to the leading arti- Without Distress Arrest of Stahl and Harden- cle a communication defending the I Another Credit of $1,250,- Premier Asquith Says No sinking of the Lusitanla and subma- berg Denounced—Charged rine warfare generally. It says no in- 000,000 Votled by Com- Questions Can Be Answer- The congestion of waste and ref- ternational law In existence prohibits use from the stomach, fermenting the course pursued, and Insists the American Officials Lied Lusitanla was armed "This may be mons P— Premier Asquith ed, But States the Straits In the bowels, generates poisonous considered as proved," the article con- gases that occasion distress and In- tinues, "and It is not even partially re- Will Be forced. About the Lusitania. futed by any general reference to the Talks of the Reconstructed Vite serious illness Health and American official investigation " comfort demand that this conges- .^.^— -i Tke Coimt la Sareutlc. Ministry. tion be speedily relies ed and the Berlin. June 15—(Via London)— London, June 35—There have been foul mass expelled The Vosslsche Zeltung comments as Count Roventlow, the naval expert, so many rumora recently that the al- has a sarcastic article In this morn- lies had iforced the Dardanelles that The ^ell-foAnded objection mot-t follows on the arrest of Helnm Har- ing's Tages Zeitung in reference to London, June 15 —The house of v denberg. said to be a member ot the Herr Zimmermanna suggestions He commons this afternoon voted another Sir James H DalziBl asked Premier people have to\ the -violence of ca- Asqutth today in the house of commons German aviation corps. In connection begins by quoting The Lokal Anxei- credit of £250,000,000 ($1,250,000,000), •tf thartic and purgative agents is over- with the Investigation Into the Lusi- ger's remarks concerning jingoes, the making with previous nums a total of If there \was any truth In the reports come b> using the combination of tanla disaster by the federal grand recommendation made to the govern- £862,000,000 "None whatever," was the reply The simple laxatH c herbs TV ith pepsin ment and the argument that nobody premier said It was not In the (public Jury In N^ew Tork In Germany desires war with the allowed for war purposes * No speed limit here INTHEkED that is sold in drug stores under Premier Asquitn said in introducing interest to say anything now about the "It la decidedly a remarkable man- United States Count von Roventlow the rredit measSire that from April 1 AND COLD ner of conducting an Investigation that points out that articles somewhat Dardanelles the name of Dr Caldwell s Syrup to June 12 the expenditure has Deen at "The operations are of the Highest Smoke a Favorite Cigarette as PACKAGE Pepsin A dose at night brings re- persons who make statements vary- similar In tone appeared in two other the rate of £2.660000 (¥13,300,000) ing from those of American port offi- Monday morning papers and saya this importance." he added, "and they will lief next morning, without discom- dail\ He estimated that the daily be ptished to a successful conclu- often as you hanker for the cials should be intimidated by arreat seems to indicate the existence of "a expenditure during the currency of fort or Inconvenience A free trial on suspicion of perjury" mutual electrical ignjtlon station." the new credit would be not less than sion " Offtelall Acoimed of (.yln»T. The impression which these article- taste of extra good, all-pare bottle can | be obtained b\ writing £3,000,000 ($15000,000) for the reason London, June 15—The following of- The Tages Zeltung. speaking of tht must make abroad, he remarks, can- th.tt ctt, the war extended its area, to E>r TV E Caldwell 452 Wash- same case, remarks not be to the interests of Germany- It ficial announcement concerning the tobacco. For, that is all you'll Great Britain's financial obligations to Dardanelles operatldna was given out ington St Montlcello. Ills "And what of port officials who gave is a fact that no one in Germany the allies would increase false testimony''" wants war. but the articles refeired here today. ever get in a Favorite. The Tagliche Rundschau refers to to are calculated to give the imnrea- Aftquith on Situation. The situation on the Ga]lipoll penin- sl n at curr In a genoi al »?urve> of the situation sula has developed into trench war- EXTRA good tobacco— £ •.' , »nts exist In Germany thel premier referred to the recon- yhich make the chancellor's task fare After our success on the fourth r a d whlcn struction of the government He de- inatant the Turka have evinced a great that'* why they "go to good" i J .? -plan th/> bringing clared he would not have been justi- "VRP1 ^f.^war . An>«rlcan politician? fied in taking the couirae he did under respect for our offensive, and by day will ask themselves, he says, for what the pressure of outside influence, or and night they have to aubmit to cap- Internal political reasons suoh ru- because of temporary embarrassment. tures in trenches mora are set loose at the present time The task was as unwelcome OB could "On the night of the llth-12th of In Germany and conclusions will be fall to the lot of any man June, two regiments of a British reg- drawn which In the Interest of Ger- ular brigade made a simultaneous at- Dinner Sets many had bettey not be drawn. After paying- a tribute to his late tack on tne advanced Turkish trenches colleagues. Mr Asquith claimed for and after aev*re tight in tr which in- himself and his new colleagues tho cluded the killing of many snipers, suc- FAVORlTEf^/ioi staunchest adherence to their respec- tive political parties He admitted ceeded in maintaining themseli- es in r 1 At Half Price the vi ord coalition had not a pleas- spite of bombs, in the captured posi- CKSARETTEsC^S§ 'g Our Annual Discount Sale of Irtiported^ China, Cut ant flax or In the vocabulary of British tion VOTERS NAME COUNTIES politics, previous departures from the "On the morning of the 13th, a coun- Glass and Art Wares, with varieties, quantities and British system of party government ter attack was niade by the Turks, who +** ^ having: been found wanting- in dignity rushed forward with bombs, but com- values truly extraordinary in the face of conditions, and success ing under the flre of tho nayal machine 'The situation waa without parallel ^un squadron were annihilated Of the here and abroad, will continue for another week UNDERJWSED Bill in our history " the premier said "The fifty who attacked, thirty dead bodies demand which It vi ouhl make upon were counted In front of our trenches ILLUSTRATIONS OF BARGAINS the energies of tho nation and upon "The situation is favorable to our the patience and foieglght of the gov- forces, but is necessarllv slow on ac- 114 Piece Set State Senator Carlton to Intro- ernment and the confidence felt by count of the difficulties of the grround the one in the other coil Id not be The Turkish offensive has sensibly $2000 English Porcelain Dinner Set $9*95 duce Measure Based on measured by any precedent But our weakened " national policy remains unchanged— $30 FOR EVERY • 112 Piece Set South Carolina Law. to pursue this war at an> cost to a $60 oo Ha\ Hand China' Dinner Set $30.00 victorious Hsue " United to Pnnn War. J A Carlton, of Moultrle. senator ATLANTA CITIZEN 1O2 Piece Set Mr. Aaq-ulth said he had decided, from the seventh district, who is regis- slowly and reluctant!}, hut in the end OPERATORS SMILE $33 oo Austrian Djnner Set $16.50 tered at the Piedmont hotel, sees a mod- without doubt, that what was neces- sary was such a broadening of the $2500 Austrian Dinner Set $15.00 Icule of hope for relief from the an- basis of government as would remove $175 for every student enrolled in Atlanta's v nual new county siege upon the general e\en the semblance of a one-sided or Many Other Equally Remarkable Values in assembly ^n a bill which he 'will In- party character He continued Public Schools! All Lines of China, Cut Glass and Art Wares. troduce In the senate of the coming "This, would demonstrate beyond all AS MY READ IT session, by which. If passed, new coun- possibility of doitfbt, not only to our T people at home and across the soa*'. ties may be automatically formed but to the whole world—our allies, our Over'three dollars for every one dollar of Pos,t Extra Special: H1 S K 1 ^Tw^to^, Judge K L Shi pp. atao of Moultrle, enemies and neutrals—that after near- Frbm One End of United State* which we are now able ito offer at moat substantial price representative from Colqultt county ly a year of war, with Its fluctuations Office receipts! states Senator Carlton. will very prob- and vicissitudes, the British people are to Other—Joke That Really reductions The "Alaska" is renowned for its structural ably introduce a similar bill In the more resolved than ever with whole strength, serviceable interior arrangement, durability and house heart and one purpose, obliterating all Is No Joke. 40% as much as the entire banking capital and distinction of party, to unite e\ ery handsome finish The bill is to be baeed upon the Idea personal and political as well as every surplus of Atlanta! contained In the South Carolina law moral and material, force in the prose- The following- Joke, which IB by no which permits the citizens of a speci- cution of our case *' means all a Joke, appeared in a recent, fied territory to constitute their terri- One-seventh as much as the deposits of all v American Loam SimeMted. issue of The Telegraph and Telepon* ( Dobbs & Wey Co. tory Into a new county automatically In th,e debate oil the credit Reginald Age. published In New Tork City "An when they can qualify In population, McKenna made hia maiden speech as operator in Nashville, Tenn , instead of Atlanta Banks! 57 North Pryor St. (Next to Equitable Bldg.) wealth distance from county sites and chancellor of the exchequer He urged amending: hia good money In purchasing certain other particulars The county the necessity of economy a transmitting device, bought (a bottle of what is known aB Vitalitas. and ac- This amount represents money kept in con- is then formed upon permission from fair Frederick Banbury said he had cording to a newspaper report after he the governor and a two-thirds' major- heard the chancellor purposed to re- he v >te r8 habilitate the American exchanges bv takes a dose of the medicine all the stant circulation in Atlanta every year by Atlanta!; 'H= *. ^ , "ving In ftie territory. Issulnx a- loan In the United States, a operators on his wire break in to in- \ Senator Carlton in prominent in the step of which he appro\ed quire what he baa done to Increase hia Merchants—members of Atlanta Retail Merchants affairs of hlg section He was a mem- Godfrey Collins suggested a central bei of the last house He is a direc- body to collect American securities in The operator in question IB Mr Elam Association — through the payment of* salaries, this country, which then could be ex- Converse, of 1613 Shelby Avenue, Nash- changed for government script and se- ville, with the Postal Telegraph Com- rents, taxes, etc. Tms money STAYS in Atlanta! THE BANK ACCOUNT curities -sold In New York to pay for pany of that .city The article which Inspired the squib in the Telegraph and is a symbol''of perfect safety. supplies received from the United Telephone Age was the following in- These Merchants are entitled to your full States terview with Mr Converae, which was Weather the\ storms of adver- published in several papers support and patronage. ROTARY CLUB WILL "All the operators want to know what sity A bank account is a haven meetlng. at Athens, of the" board of I have done to increase my speed, on K SU"tST'l, Unlver««y of Georgia. BOOST PLAZA PLAN the inatrument, I sure make them hus- in times of illness and stress of -which he is a member tle now, Vltalitas, is my answer I am A move was put on foot by the on my third bottle and it has done me ATLANTA RETAIL MERCHANTS more good than any medicine I 4*ave Our compound interest com- Rotary 1 club yesterday at the regular meeting in the Piedmont hotel, to pre- ever taken 1 make this statemen1 t for pels your interest in your ulti- vail upon the legislature personally to my friends whom-I want to help" ASSOCIATION const rut-t the plaza for Atlanta A Vltalitas 10 attracting world-wide at- t mate future. We pave the way committee will be appointed, and ac- tention It is Nature's greatest tonic tivities begun as early as the leglsla and corrective and is bringing new to your ultimate prosperity. ture goes into session The meeting health to people In all walks of life AGUAR/XNTEE OF TRUTH _ w-as well attended It was the last who suffer with indigestion, nervous Start to save now You won't GREAT WORK IS DONE OT. er which Bert Adams the president debility, rheumatism and other ills Do will preside The annual election of not -delav its use. Sea the display and LOOK FOR IT IN THE ADS IN THISPAPER feel the sacrifice, but you'll feel cfficeis will be held at the next regnlar sample Vitalltaa at Jacobs' Pharmacy, or write there for Information t—

Athens, Ga , June 15 —(Special ) The Alumni association of the unUer!- slty today agreed to turn o\er in fee simple to the trustees lands acquired In the past twelve years, valued "now at $300,000 In that time the Alumni have raised nearly $200,000 In eash and invested it in lands for the univer- FACTS not Fiction sity In addition the handsome gym- nasium building was built and will be turned oVer with the lands This prop- erty has not cost the state a cent Many Retail Grocers ffl There is in the British Museum Begin Today Closing 1 O'Clock Wednesdays a Babylonian clay tablet dating Presfdent O T Camp, of the Atlanta back to B. C. 2300-2150, and is Retail Grocers' association, announced Tuesday that the stores of many mem- bers of the organisation would begin this afternoon closing their stores at therefore approximately contem- 1 o clofclc on all "Wednesday afternoons A Blue Suit for Sport Wear until September I He stated that about two-thirds of the retailers had poraneous with Abraham, who, at agreed to the plan of closing to allow When in Doubt Wear Blue their hundreds of clerks a half holiday* "The householders would do the that time, was residing in Chaldea. clerks and the merchants a great serv- It's the true sport suit—specially adapted ice by -dofpg their trading In the fore- for outings and seashore — afternoons and noon, and it would not Inconvenience them In the least," amid Mr. Camp "L,et ffl The tablet in question states: "Ikbi-Istar evenings, when worn with white flannel , them consider how hard the clerks work for them throughout the week trousers — and they will understand why they bought a lot adjoining the 'beer house', (Bit want the half holiday" It's the genteel semi-dress suit all the Mr Camp said he was going1 to the baseball game this afternoon, and hoped Sikari) .owned by two brothers Sin-abu-su and time — to see other members of the associa- It's the appropriate and practical busi- tion on hand with their clerks. Nur-ili-su." ness suit. W. T. ANDERSON HEADS Muse blue does not fade PUBLISHERS OF SOUTH, 1 This Bit Sakari "beer house" is perhaps the •Asheville, N" C, June 15— Closing a two days' session here today, the first recorded mentipn of the modern cafe Muse blue suit of blind Cheviot Southern Newspaper Publishers' asso- ciation unanimously chose \Ashevllle as its permanent meeting place, and other than places where wine only was sold. and "Birdeye" weave, elected the following officers for the \ ensuing year President, "W T Anderson, Micon, , English models $25 Ga., vice president, Robert S. Jones, 9 In the modern Bit Sakari they sell A-sheville, N C secretary-treasurer, "W M Clemens Mobile, Ala, executive committee, V H Hanson. Birmingham, Blue Serge Semi-English models Ala , r> JD Moore, New Orleans, P G Bell, Savannah, Walter Johnson, Chat- tanooga, Elmer Clark, Little Rock, $20, $25 and $30 Ark , G J Palmer, Houston, Texas, "W1EDEMANN'S" M It. Dureson, Lynchtaurg-, Va, John A- Park. Raleigh, N C . Charles D At- THE PERFECT BREW OF LIQUID BREAD kinson, Atlanta W A Elliot, Jack- sonville, Fla , Edgar M Foster, Nash- White flannel Trousers $5 l ville Robert I>atham, Charleston The new office of second vice presi- dent of the association was created, I THE GEO.. WIEDEMANN BREWING CO., Inc. "Walter Johnson, of Chattanooga, be- HAS SOMETHING MORE TO SAY TO YOU White Bedford Cord worsted ing elected to aerve for the ensuing: year I The first of the annual golf tour- Trousers $6.50 and $7.50 namenta. Instituted toy F Ij Secley, of j Asheville, who gave a silver cup as a l trophy, was held this afternoon, the cup being won by "W H Bagley, of White, with pin stripe of black The Raleigh News and Observer Mr Bagley also won a silver cup offered $5 to $7.50 by Printers' Ink Mr BagJey'a score was 99, Robert T Small, of Atlanta, GEO. T. BRADLEY & BRO. \ being second with a score of 100 By a resolution unanimously adopted at this morning's ueasion a fund, raised by pro rata aaaessment of the mem- Both Phones 348 Wholesale Dealers 12 Means street D«rs of the association will be devoted Geo. Muse Clothing Co. to the extensive advertising of th* south and of the papers having mem- bership in the association. \ 1EWSP4PERS NFWSPAPFR! ^ a-r^ age j>utu.. xn.r* x u J.IAS..*, t^A.,

bama street between -Wliltehall and Broad atreeta. Tha old aewer, built BOARD IS OFFERED W. J. HARRIS SAYS HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS many yaara a aat a*. taking: care of both sewer and storm triotism was expressed by him In his many city officials. urneo. oy generally. WN> mlavtn wala flton Back Bar etatloB, boating and tubing. ' Frc* £rom liiea and moiquito**.' water, w as insufficient to hold any address Monday night at the Elks'. The matter will be taken no at the N.T,M.H.*H.*.B.aa4B.*A.R.«. Alwaya a cool Lreexc. unusual rainfall Flag memorial exercises at Macon, I next meeting ot the board of Iduea- CaaMktt a» Shopplai aaa Taaatre Dlertet The most serious complaint came when Colonel Andrews declared that from residents on Lake avenue, in In- children from their earliest school HOTELS,AND RESORTS U C. PRIOR. Maaa«*r xnan Park Several ladies -were pres- training should be educated to respect and revere the Stars and Stripes and Hotel Xybee ent, who stated that their homes had should ha\e taught to them the true BEATTY, PYTHIAN HEAD, ARE YOU GOING been threatened with ru-ln. , Tha «u»t modern and ahtolntaljr the ««lr fita- The committee had but one answer and broadest Interpretation of the real WILL VISIT ATLANTA v to all the complaints, and that was. rneanlng of patriotism TO THE MOUNTAINS? •roerf eeande hotel u> tbe South' Lifbted fcy elee- We ha\e no monev to build ^larger Atlanta will be honored July 9 by White Path Hotel tricity. paMenfer •larator*. loeml and loaf dutaaea sewers and a bond issue Is the only AND MINERAL SPRINGS, Whit* Path. NAME LOCAL DELEGATES visit by Rev Troy Beatty, grand Qa, opens June 20 Plenty to eat, chick- phome* IB each t'aaaa. -emedj Chancellor of Georgia Knights of The "Bseeola Inn," Linville. N C, en*, milk and fr**b veyetablea, pure aprlnc The committee decided t*» recom- FOR FRATERNAL UNION P>thlas Chancellor Beatty will be the is mailing to v Interested parties an at- water Reduced railroad fare from Atlanta. Cumae par emeelleat. Frwh Truit*. TefwtabUa mend building a larger sewer on Ala- guest of local Knights of Pythias lodge, tractive booklet descriptive of that charming resort Dellvtatful climate^ Charming- Blue Ridge .ad teafood oaily On. Luadred .nd fifty Ud Charles C Gilbert. James I» May- No 153 mountain •evnwry, over 4 000 feet high. anil Datlu. Teaaif tourti. lowl>»i. etc. aon and Arthur K Marbut have been A committee on arrangements for Situated at an elevation of 4,000 feet, River flaahlnc and bathlny near Sl«*p un- named representatives of Atlanta lodge the entertainment of the eminent this hotel, modern In every appoint- der cover all summer. l*arre, shady Orcaeitra. Dancing each ereaia^. EDUCATIONAL Pythian has be«n appointed by the ment, offers Inducements to the peo- ground*. Ratee 17 to v_ 130 BO per week. No 34 and Jewell lodsre No 713 atthe ple of Atlanta and vicinity seeking- a Write for de*ertptlv» folder. district convention of the Fraternal local lodge It la composed of New V - Union of America, which meets to At- man Laser. A H Wlmbwly. I. IP. refined and convenient place. Little and James S Lanler Recent schedules inaugurated by the JaThe "convention will be called to or- railroads make connection at Johnson der \at\10 o clock In the mornin* at City, Tenn., for Lin v 111 e via Montexu- Spend Tour Bummers at the the wlfewam of Atlanta Ked Men. All TEACHERS TO RECEIVE ma. N C-. convenient to Atlanta and Hotel Gordon, Wamwvlllt, N.C. business sessions will be iheld at that vicinity HQTEL Lin villa offers many attractive fea- Very Low Rat« Until July 15th place while the headquarters will bo LAST PAY TOMORROW ^. 28 mllea from Aaheville, nearly at the Winecoff hotel tures Golf Tournaments. Lake and At the time the district convention Brook 'Fishing*. Mountain Cllmblns;. etc. 1,000 faet higher Elegant Orohoa- of South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, The "Rhost will walk" for the laet Mr Dantel Heyward. formerly of The tra. Dancing, Plahing, Bathing, \labama and Florida la meeting In this time this session for the public school Continental, Atlantic Beach, FUu. rep- Tennla. etc. Beat table In the Moun- city other districts will be holding simi- teachers tomorrow, June 17 resenting the "Ksoeola," Is at the Ans- taina Writ* for booklet, ratea and —WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS—i lar sessions in other parts of the coun- The teachers In the white schools ley for a few days and win be pleased particular* FQur rear A.B. course of »t«n4«rd «t«de. SptMltU «ontM« ia trv There are thlrtv-four atstrlcta will be paid their last installment at to call upon those Interested and quote F. o DUNHAM; Prop. WEST VIRGINIA •Mualc. Art. £xprc»euon mud Ih>m««ic Scleoc*. AdnuMton the Girls' High school at tf o'clock rates, etc. 1 upon c«niAcue. Locataon.i»linw4 u br»Utb nwut. hich Sessions of the supreme body will be Thursday morning The negro teach- Further Information, descriptive book- SPECIAL Sl'MMBR RATES .Utiiude. br-i«n« but raild climnic. 3Z buildum. lOOaaCMii. held at Pasadena, Cal \ 1 ground*. MoJeintbeairelorpbija, concen». iet**. The welcome address for the dele- ers will be paid off at the Boys' High lets, etc, upon application to Jas P Ideally situated among the Mountains of West Virginia— Outdoor »poi» mad iccreationav «nd ntaaT iDtemtuur tocial gates in Atlanta will be delivered by school at 11 o'clock the sam,« day Vinlngr. Llnville, N. C.— STEIIKY, ManadMT Director WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS J. H. SI.OCITM, M.B«arer WEST VIHC1AIA AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE Canada—Low Round Trip Fares From Atlanta r- FOR \VOMEN , v to Muskoka' Liakes DECATUR (6 Miles From Atlanta) GEOR.GIA Playground ATIaAJTTIC CITTf. Letters Philosophy Leave Chleaffo, on the vice, tnallc and provitlotiei Buffalo Lithia Springs Hotel Grand Trunk, in the after- Besides the Mutfcoka Lakes noon, arrive muihok* Wharf Di*trict the "Highlmnd. *f IMD Science Home Economics l Located in the most delightful section of Mecklenburg County, the followlnc noon Trans- On tan*** comprlcea Alron- Occupy lor an entlr* block of ocean front Virginia, this famous health resort will, this season, be No Preparatory Dormitory Capacity fer to siteamer whicb. con- tjum Parlc. French Riv*r, and connected with the famous Boardwalk necting with other atcamer* OeoraTianlBay.Timafrmmiana in th* popular Chelsea, aecttoa. capacity Under New Management—MR. C. E. GRAHAM Department Limited to 300 at junction* at the head of Lake of B*tya. whll* farther 500 unusually lara**. cool rooms wltn un- the various laJECB, reach for- •ast the Grand Trunk double obstructed view o* ocean from all every who haa had many )van' experience in the management of leading hotels in For Catalog and Bulletin of Vlewa, tr-flve dutinct re»ort com- track* reach Montreal (St. appointment aad comfort, sea *.nd fresh tbe east and south, will have chsxir*, with a competent staff of beads cooks snd Address the President munities in which there ere Lawrence River •nroute), water in all baths running water in roonia, servants All conditions combine to make Buffalo Litbta Springs the ideal sum- one hundred and five hotel* Quebec. Portland. Boston. 4 000 feet of porches surround the hotel mer resort. Those coming for treatment find in tbe curative waters a proved F. Hf. GAINES. D. D.. LL. D. •nd reiortnt Old Orchard Bemch New Lon- the new dining room, overlooks, the sea, remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, while those seekm*- amusement may For camplnf; and cottage finest cuisine and white service orchestra indulge in their favorite recreations don, Conn . and either on an of soloists danolng t* Ice dally social dl life there ar« naoibcrlei* Inexpensive circle tour or di- version magnificent new palm lounge. $15 On Norfolk Dnwoa of Sombera Rnhrsy KatM and foil ufonniDOO M reqoMt public and private ialanda, rect New York. Atlantic City. atnrl* room weekly, booklet mailed, auto each aierved, twice dally, by NiaffaraFalla and the Atlan- m«*ts trains. manag»tn«nt by owners. John Owned and operated fry the launches, with pa***n,T*r »er- tic •aMaTbor*. C Ooavler. IfaJiager. BUFFALO UTHIA SPRINGS WATER COMPANY, Bvffsio Lutu Sprinn. Vinrtais

ALAMAC HOTEL HENDERSONVILLE Ocean Front, In tb* heart of Atlantic City Absolutely Fireproof. Open always. North Carolina American and European pi ana hot and Saint John cold Sea- watar baths, capacity 400, Lata- A. MAGNIFICENT HOTEL kellsr." grill, orchestra., dancing, garag* MACK-LATZ & co In tbe Beautiful "LAND OF TTHI E SKY" \ He Saint John I* leattfi In tb. baait of tba Bin. Bjdre. with tbaaaaanatedcIlmataaliiiaeaBanfor which ft Is naUonmnr fa- A NEW TRAIN moos. Er«ry form of anuaonant. ^plan4id auto nada. Piofea- alonal danc« inatmetar. All modata appolutmajita. ExoaBsst euMna, For full farfcarnation,addns a tba manacan. Gome up to"tK«- THE ASHEVILLE SPECIAL xeoa \VALTER J ITVounlains Atlanta Asheville There's a charm about the Resorts in the TENNESSEE LAND OF THE SKY MOUNTAINS indescribable The BeautlJul Scenery, Cool Climate, Invigorating Air, Country Quiet and City Con- .EFFECTIVE JUNE 27, 1915 venience intermingle to make them Ideal Places for the Summer Vacatiop. In fact, if s a VACATION LAND where people go and get Lv. ATLANTA (C. T.) . . . . 8:40 P. M. Ar. HENDERSONVILLE . 6:25 A.M. Health. Pleasure. Rest, Recreation Ar. ASHEVILLE 7:40 A. M. Easily and Quickly reached By TRAIN SERVICE of the Ar. BKEVAED 7:36 A. M. •sr- Ar. LAKE TOXAWAY . . . 8:35 A. M. Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry. SOLID TRAIN ATLANTA TO ASHEVILLE \ Lectures, Concerts, Musical Programs and Summer Schools THROUGH SLEEPING CARS ATLANTA, ASHEVILLE, await >ou at Cool Monteagle in July and August—when it's hot elsewhere LAKE TOXAWAY. STEEL COACHES. SUMMER TICKETS on rale daily. Return limit October 31 LOW ROUND TRIP FARES NOW IN EFFECT Special Low Rate Ticket* to Monteagle and Sewanee will be sold June 30, July 1, 5, 8, 15, 22, 29, Aug 2, 5, 12 Re- CITY TICKET OFFICE, No. 1 PEACHTREE ST. turn Limit Sept 4. ARTISTIC FOLDERS, sleeper reservations, schedules, fares and full particulars gladly furnished See nearest GATEWAY GARDEN FRISCO Ticket Agent, or write ^ Southern Railway OFTHE6OOS LINTS S /2 PEACHTREE ST. Colorado .» UN|ON STATION J. A. THOMAS, C. P. A., 1203 Healey Bldg. Phone Ivy S3 Surely—surely LET US ASSIST IN PLANNING YOUR VACATION TRIP Colorado must ATLANTA CITY SALESMEN have been made on the ANNUAL OUTING seventh day — for if ever a Biggest Excursion of Season place was created for rest; for rebuilding bodies and re- freshing minds—the Rocky Mountain region was. ISLE OF PALMS Unusually low fares, via (Charleston, S. C.) Frisco Lines to Colorado Why no* a trip "Way Down Etut" to the JUNE 25th and to California, Famous Atlantic Resorts This, of all years, is tlie one time to go ,, Which etretch from Botton north to New Ennuwick and No™ \ Scotimf Thia atrip of coait ii dotted with \placci of hittoric west; for added to the goaj of Colorado and litetmrjr interert. The icenerjr Ufvaried and dclsghtful ROUND TRIP RATE FROM ATLANTA is that of California and her wonderful throughout, ami trcrf Had of tummcr recreation it afforded. Comfortable hotela and boarding honaet are available, with a (world's fairs. Never again will two such imnge of pncea to auit erery purse. °=SIX DAYS=$6-°° opportunity trips come in combination; THOSE DESIRING $10.00 TEN-DAY TICKETS MUST LEAVE ON OU Orchard Kennebunkport St. Andrew* THURSDAY, JUNE 24TH. at such extraordinarily low fares. (N«wBrm-wlc.) aad a hundred aeaaid* morU in Norm Scotia —: VIA Thru sleeper service to Colorado (ETUiircllnc Land) are waiting for you. TraveJ there by the cool northern rout* via Priaco Linci, the cool ihon-cut route by way of Mcmphia through Canada —th e GEORGIA RAILROAD and onr tb* Oxark hilli. Electric lighted PullmaJi tleepen thru from JackaMiTille, Atlanta, Birmingham and Memphii t« Special Trains of Pullman Sleeping Care and Flrat-claee Day Coach** DenrerA—the natucaJ point of itop-ortr for coaitbound tour- Canadian Pacific Railway I Leave Unlc)n Depot June 25th, 7:00 p. m. iata. AHctecIchaJjcartanddiDiiiecaTi (FredHarreytenrice)j For full paitieubn, write or call for Booklet No. 892 MAKE YOUR SLEEPING CAR RESERVATION AT ONCE. CITY ffr jHaint mftmuOitm^Hui tlliutrmttit Aak for the *errice of oar expert ticket man to aid you fa TICKET OFFICE, ON THE VIADUCT—PEACHTREE ST. tttMtlftKM tuOraturti attdrtu irtaiffx planning your itinerary and eitimatinp costs PHONE MAIN 213. PHONE MAIN 160. SanFimneiseo | M. K. atALOWK,aA.I>.t>^Cnadln>r>cHlrBdw«T. ' Matthew*. DtatrtO Pan«ii«»t A«ert. IFrwe*Uejea, «kfWalimt«traat,CioeioBatl,Ohlo J. P. BILLUP8, General Paieenger Agent. A. f. • Het* Pryw St, Allaate. Ca.

nFWSPAPFRI THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.? WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1915. .rage

pas»enr«ra in this manner was & de- MORRIS BRANDON NAMED liberate attempt at murder * A COLORADO OUTING Qnenttoa of Speed. MIDDIES NOT COERCED, FOR VANDERBILT BOARD All Babies DestM NO GUNS CARRIED SJr Edward remarked that the ques- APPEAL TemsoN Nashville Tann, Jun« 16—Th* Van- tion of apeed would be Important The COOL-CONVENIENT Lusitania was going 18 knots using derbilt university hoard of trust to- only 19 out of her 2o boilers in conse day Ij, lee ted Morris Brandon, of Atlanta, toGreat Achievement SAYS ADMIRAL FULLAM ja member, v ice Ft M Mtlsaps, of To be bora li t;o be treat. For therm quence of the decreased traffic thus Jackson, Miss resigned, and reflected BYTHEUJSITANIA aa'.inK a quarter of her total consump BYSECilTpGUE the following Justice James C McRey* \ every tiny tinman In- ECONOMICAL tion and a proportionate amount in la- noldct Washington Rev Charles \\ fant. And for th.« bor Annapolis Chief Explains Adi- Byrd Graenaboi o, N C Eugene J Buf- reason ev«ry on* Certain apeciflc information was aent r i shonld remember that Cool Colorado—w 1th her dft> a of °y the British admiraU> by wireless to vice to Witnesses in flngton, Chicago Frank C Rand, at bright sunshine and nighta of retiresh- Declaration Made at Open- President Urged to Call At- Louis, Charles N Burch, Memphis and whatever !• don* to tn* Jjusitanla, ibut these Inatructions James A. Robins, McKenzie, Tenn , old, the mother, to re- la.g coolness In a mile high altitude— are not to be made public and this "Gouging" Scandal. Officers of the board were elected lief her of dlstrosea no better place1 on «artn in which to ing of British Inquiry Into Part of the evidence IB to be taken In tention of Congress to the for four years as follows I during her trying spend >our vacation It 1*^quite evident ' said the attor- Annapolis. Md, June 15—Read Ad- Wbltefoord R Cote, Nashville presi- months, will surdr bs Conxenient Colorado—only one night Sinking of Liner —*- Not ney general that one of the main Pressing Need for Action miral 'William P Fullam, superinten- dent G B Winton, ISaahvUIe, and W of marked Uo*t to T Banders, Athens, Ala vice ipresl- the child, out from Chicago on the famous questions for the Consideration of the dent of the Naval academ^, today ex dentn, and Claude Waller, Nashville, Fitted Out as Transport. court will be these instructions and With, Regard to National plained before the court of Inquiry secretary Anton* the flterBnr Rockv Mountain Limited —a superb how far the captain of th« Lusitania mid* is a eplsadld ex- train with every comfort and conven- acted upon them Investigating the examinations scan- ternal remedy known dal, the advice which he had. given 1 ience—only one of several fast trains 4 As a rule the llrst question to be de- Defense. SON OF J. P. MORGAN as "Mother'* Friend. * I>ondon June 15 — The Lusltanla cided in an in\ estlgatlon of this kind prospective midshipmen -witnesses on convenient schedules Through cars It Is what Is caned aa was not armed and she never was fit Is how the accident occurred In this While he was In the witness chair WEDS MISS CONVERSE ezrLrocatloo. It Is ap- from the Southeast to Colorado" ted out aa a transport said Sir Ed case w e know that there was no ac- New \ork, June 15—A resolution in- Admiral Fullam said 'I consider plied to the abdominal muscles, gently Automatic Block Signals—Finest ward Carson attorney general In the ciden* and that there w is a prem »di- myself In some sense a defendant in tated design to murder The real ques troduced by Major Cui lej- of Boston Dednam Mass >. June 15 —Junlus rubbed In by your own hand folded Modern All Steel ii. quip men t. Superb war cabinet. In addressing the court of tlon-s arising are only tw o First as appealing to President "Wilson to call view of what the press of the country Spencer Morgan, son of J 1? Morgan by your own mintO. It mains tbe muscles lining* Car Service inquiry this morning at the opemn-g of to the navigation of the shfcp ihaving tho attention of congress to the press- has had to say In criticism of the sys- of ;New York, and Mies Louise Con- pliant, toey expand quite naturally and tbe verse, daug-hter of Frederick 9 Con- effect upon the nerve* Is such that tb*y ad- Economical Colorado—hotels, board the board of trade inquiry into the loss regard to the instructions and infor- ing need of prompt and. efficient action * tem at the academy " verse, a well-known composer of Bos- Ing houses and ranches--— to suit any of the Ctmard liner which was »unk mation conveyed by the admiralty, and with regard to the national defense When Midshipman A. C Rogers ton, were married at St. Paul s Episco- just themselves to the process of expansion purse Good board and room in many second as to whether everything was joined the seven original defendants, eo that pain from this source Is almost ellmt- Instances as low as $8 per week Only off the Irish coast May 7 by a German was unanimously adopted today toy the pal church here at noon The cere- submarine with a loss of over 1 100 done that could be done after the ship delegates to the Peace and Prepared- said Admiral Fullam, after testimony mony was witnessed by about 300 Mted. Women who we "Mother's Friend* 130 round tilp from -Chicago ^32 from was torpedoed had been given that a paper in friends and relatives A reception at refer to tbe absence of roorninc sicknes*, they Memphis J2o from bt Louis For Il\es1 ness conference of the National Sfl- are relieved of a great many minor die* *3J 50 additional -v ou get a Rock Inland Baron Marsev president of the Captain Turner Examined. cmlt> It ague "ihe Massachusetts dele- Rogers handwriting had been found the country home of Mr Converse at Captain Turner, of the Lusitania, ex- Westwood followed the church serv- Irenes, all apprehension disappears and those bcenu Cn tie Tour tii_kot to the Call court is a«»siatPd b> Admiral Sir Fred- gates at first proposed that a special on which answers appeared to ques- ice pi-culiar nervous "fidgets" no longer dfrturtt fornli impositions w 1th -stopoxer in c ru k Knslefleld and Lieutenant Com amined b> the attoi nej geiiei al said session be demanded to cousidei what tions In the )a*t bp&nish examination the Dirhta. It Is well named -Mothers Colorado m-tnder Hearn as na^al assessois and tht ship was not nmru lithei for ot he accepted the counsel of the other Onlt , died at an At ilnlngr and Instructive book for all pronpec. TA rite phone or

P \ the Cunard company and the passen- The captain estimated that ten sec The preamble to the resolution read in tho same category with the seven Phone Main 661 onds after the Luaitanla was struck It In part its follows gers of the Lusi tania. including the was impossible to stand on deck He Lvents of the past jear have dem- midshipmen recommended for dismis- late Alfred G Vanderbilt, all werte rep said the three difficulties In rescuing onstrated tho fact that war, no mat- sal resented by counsel asaengers were the list of the ship tei how greatlj it may be deplored l>l«ttt*t Try 4o Influence Testimony. A large number of^ spectators crowd Ser headway, which carried her two or may suddenlv and unexpectedly occur, In no case did I try to influence the ed the court three miles after being struck, and tfhe notwithstanding: the existence of shortness of time Diddshipmen« testimony on, their ac DDAKERS Fullest InQUlry Invited treaties of peace and unity and they The captain . testified he had given have shown that Cations unprepared tlons In this court sajd the super- Sir Edward Carson who opened for orders to look ^out for submarines and have paid and are pa>ing: the price of intendent. After others had been Special Prices' the board of trade said he courted the to proceed at flull speed if any were their lack of foreslg-ht The reports of drawn Into the proceedings the super- .NOW (WHERE) TD fullest inquir> He was able to give slg-hted He said the boats had been our military and naval experts have intendent said, counsel came to him complete denial to Germany s coniten swung but the morning of the dav pre made it cleai that the defensive forces and asked that the seven under arrest SEND YOUR,--^FILMS ceding the torpedoing Two lookouts of the country are Inadequate for the be Creed that all the defendants tion that the Lusitania was armed and were placed In the crews nest, two at proper protection of our coasts, to en should be given the same status He was serving as an auxiliarj to the On Men's Low Shoes the bows and two officers on the able our grovelnment to maintain Its, ac totd counsel he considered the status You or* mtitlfd British na\il forces bridge cepted policies, to fulfill obligations of the seven different and he could V In their note to Germany the "When asked whether Che passengers to other states and to exert In the ad- not release them from confinement _ yomr effort* miJ•-,-.._.. speaker said tne United States already were giving help as far as thej were justment of international questions the aboard the prison ship r able he retplled Influences to which the republic is en Kef err ing again to Rogers Admiral , Mn in OCR OWN bbontoiT prodote th« ha\e t}f^cldll> denied this and the evi ' fcect prints poosible from yoor Interfering, I should say He added titled Fullam said that when he considered Right at Five dence I propost will confirm and fully however, that the passengers showed a Tho resolution itself urged that the that the young man s interests had prove the remarks of the American desire to assist In e^ery way possible president be appealed to to call the been Jeopardized he wanted to know government that the Luaitama was not Speaking of modern steamship hands early attention of congress to the as his commanding officer, if he was armed and that *ihe ne\ er had been the captain said they were not ai effi pi esslng need of prompt and efficient satisfied It was his dut>, he said Points you will fitted out as a.\ transport ctent is the old fashioned stilormen action before putting him on the prison ship w"ho would have been more effective in The resolution was adopted at an ex- to <\Hk him if he wanted to go into Without viarnmB a German submar the w ork of rescue He said he did not ecutive session follow ins a luncheon that category ine fired two torpedoes at the L,usi see Mr v anderbflt which more than a thousand persons Askecr by Congressman Cartjn of tania and It is bi lie-i ed a third pro At this juncture the public hearing attended The speakers wei e Gcorffo counsel for the midshipmen about his find our big line jet tile also vris fired Such an act was suspended while the < ourt took Von I* Mej-er, foimer secretary of the interview with Secretarj of the Navy WITH THE MOVIES •was not onl> contrarv to international e\ idence In camera regarding the in- na>> Luke 1- Wright former secre Daniels in Washington last Saturday structions of the admiialt> tary of war Majoi George Haven Put- the admiral wald that he reviewed the law but it is contrarx to the dictates nam and rreuci ick R Goudert •whole ma,ttei with the secretary who of emigration and hum&nltv To sink expressed a. desire for a full and free of Men's Low WARRANTS FOR ARREST Law Dti«r« e^rded ln\ estimation of the whole thing by a We ha\e seen the weil established com t in order that there should be no ALPHA OF ALABAMA OFFICIAL i ules of international law as Tpplied complaint that there had not been a to blockades and the lights of ncw- thorough inquiry * TODAY—"The Pursuits of Pleas- Shoes in all leath- Had Pellagra Saven Years; Montgomei j AH June 15 —"War- trals -.aid Former Secreto-i > \\ right, Uelleie* the -Kiddles Guilty. ure," three-reel drama in the Pathe disregarded b> two or rue great bel rants for the irrtbt of Captilii John C Admiral Fullam said h« considered serial, "Who Pays?" Max Asher in Chenev former chief clerk, of the de- ligerent pow«M s It behoo\ cs us to partimnt of agriculture on charges of see if this blood) tiagodj which is It for the beet interests of the academy "The Sign of the Sacred Safety Thanks God He's Cured embezzling a totil of SI 1S2 were being plaj ed bcfoie 0111 eyes does not and of the navy that he should reiterate, ers and all late Pin/' Btsort comedy sworn out toda> b> J H Craig itate carr\ with It borne lesson to us to the secretary his previous \lews as examiner of public iceounts The \1 One of those lessons Is that trea to the guilt of the seveh midshipmen leged shortage occurred in the fertlli tie1- howevei ^olemn in the stress ot Unless the court dlsco\ers evidence Cowards S C—Dai. id G Pate of this z^r tag- fund of the df partment Ex angry passion or selfish interests ma> tit which 1 cannot conceive and which models, at greatly place write^ I am ITlad to say to amlner Criig has not finished his in be torn to shreds and thrown in the J never heard the admiral said I speotion of these hooks Recentl\ dls waste basket \nother one is that the think it hardlv possible to establish \ ou after waiting fort\ da> s that I ciepanties amountins" to approximiteK rights of ne Uiats are not ilw x> s care the Innocence of these men THE GRAND ctill feel like I am cured of pellagra Jl -)00 in the general accounts of Cip f ull> r t,girded by angiy belligerents Admiral is it 3 our purpose to re- tain Chene\ wore reported l^o the gox and thn rl the nio^t important to us sign and go to sea In a. collier' asked reduced prices. TO DA V — 'The Milltonaire I had this disease for the last se\ en ernor b\ the examine i It is under that if a n ition can hope to escape Congressman Carl in Baby ' from Anna Katherine \ ears The fourth. da> after be-gin .t x>d th it Captain Cheney Is it Evei from dingcr to its pro^peritj or to its Not at all was the replv My nin^ \ ^ur medicine I w ent back to gVeen Ala %ery existence it must be by prepara rea&on for mentioning that subject at Green's story, featuring Harry tton ii ml b\ i reliance upon its own all wus aimpl\ this That after all 1 $5.00 Shoos at S3 65 $4.50 Shoes at S3 35 Me stayer \\ o k and ha e teen able to do m\ prep trednes^ rather than upon trea had said to the midshipmen of mv work e\er since I thank God for \ou CONGRESSMAN MEEKER ties iiul written pa-peis of any sort \ lews on gouging I had apparent)! $4.00 Shoes at S3-15 $«*.50 Shoes at . S2-85 rcmed\ \\ e see todii evidence" if not of not succeeded In pounding into them ARRESTED FOR\ LIBEL irritation at least of the possibility; the seriousness of It I told the four $1 00 Shoos at S2-45 Thei e is no longer an\ doubt that ot trouble *,rowing out of the remon : class presidents that I considered it r>Mlasrra can be cureil Don t delay tMonett Mo June 15 —Consr^s:aman ^tr ince of tho ~\ lolation of our rights such, a reflection on this school that if intil it is too late It is \oiir duty to Jacob 1 Meeker of St Louis was 11 as a, neutral nation and I am not re it continued to exist here I would find rested hei e today <. harped n ith crim ffn ing i lone to Gei mam because it no honor or satisfaction to remain, THE STRAND consult the rf sou reef ul Baug-hn inal lil"-el in stitements tredittd to iiim England is In the same boat \, as superintendent The symptoms—hands red like »un E\idence was given at the morning1 Blackstock, Hale & Morgan in a lot il iCimpaign preceding an elec HngllMh Orilerit In Council TODAY — Delia Connor in tion held \here tomorrow' The chu _,f session tending to show that there waN burn skin peeling off sore mouth the 1 The fc.nslish orders in coancil ar-e a material difference in the value of in Distinctive Clothiers and Furnishers Who's Who in Society ' George lips throat and tongue a flaming- red was ftled by Hugh Moore editor of a just as objectionable from a neutral Kleme comedy The American local paper Mr Meeker was released 1 formation given to ntitdshipmen in class with much mucous and choking: indi under bond i in I o i t is i * the sinking of bel- rooms b> Instructors In various sections Navy tn New York Harbor" ligerents ships with neutrals on board pursuing the earn* course of studies 16 Marietta St. _,t,^t,ion and nausea either diarrhoea or Congressman Meeker w as elected w tthout gl\ IIIK thfm a t hance to es Pathe special last November to succeed Richard In the modern languages department constipation Bartholdt in the Tenth llis^oui i con- capes. The underljinjt -^principle la the: There It, hope get Baug-hn s big Free gressional district the lirjrest district Same Our president is dealing w 1th T this Jolit- ttc situation In a, masterly >ook on Pellagra and learn about the in population in the T nited Stites wjv TiiH without fuither referring to remed'v for Pellagra that his at last this mitter \\c are werr Content to VAUDETTE been found Address American Com VACATION GLASSES leave It in his hands knowing that he will df T! with the subject wIth cour » Home of the Mirror Screen pounding Co box 2003 Jasper Ala. re- for the seashore or mountain alV I no tes-\ with fit mnees and we belie'v e member ing mone\ Is refunded in an\ I* Moore &. Sons the opticians in soft tints to protect j our e\ es from the w Jth ^ ei \ ^ati^factorj results i Htgh Class Program of First ca^e where the remedv falls to cure — glare Of the sun 42 N Broad St — Thev saj the Lord takes care of (ad\ ) drunken men and sailors I sometimes' think the United States of America 1 Run Pictures upht to be iddcd, to the list of those! wbo nif* unde His rspeciil guidance I believe we ought to hive a regu I lar -arm idequ ite to make a first line1 ami to pi\e us a breithing spell within [ which to orprinize out of our map-nifl I DEMONSTRATION SALE OF THE cent riw material in army which THE VICTORIA w on Id be siifTlcic nt TODAY — A beautiful World momill "Week-End Wardrobe Film drama ' Mother, ' featuring MADE IN HEW YORK MORTUARY Funeral Notices Appear on Emma Dunn Special Demonstration Price C^tlSSST"*) $22.50 X.ast I»m«e ) With Tuxedo Coat of Tropical Cloth (fiStH) $39.00 7*. J. Ogletree, Barnesville. This National Sale is bang conducted as an THE Event rathef than an incident, with a Big TODAY — Warren Kerrigan and Vera Sisson in "The Oyster Purpose — to demonstrate: Beauty and Brains Dredge ' two reel Vidtor drama ^ ^ 'On His Wedding Day" Nestor £lRST: That Benjamin Correct Summer Gothes corredy (Made in New York) are not dependent upon In one Sweet lump linings, canvas and upholstery for tbe permanence -THE ALAMO No. 1 of their grace, dignity and character. I II.,- 1 title IM^Thouoc Wlln a Leopold //. Kaufman. " 111! M.OW . THEN: That the prices of Benjamin Correct TODAY— 'The Acid Test" 1 oopold H Kaufm in i^ecl fal died Beauty and brains, never Tucsdaj at hia home 'iOI \\ asblng'ton three reel Pathe drama "The SummerlQothes (Made in New York) are not as street following- an operation Mr Volunteer Fireman" Mutual high as the quality — that there is no logical reason lv lufmaii is »ui vived b\ his wire ind lodge in the same spot, so they say. comedy Cnarhe Chaplin in a two dauKhters, Misses Rhoda and Ber nice Kaufman Mr Ivaufman was vice Keystone comedy why you should be satisfied with anything but a president of the American Hat Manu- Bosh—bugs—piffle—rot—fudge. Rosemary facturing company Tho bod> was re- has gobs of both. She's got it on the Queen of Sheba Benjamin-tailored garment moved to Greenberg & Bond s pending f unei al n i angements for the Beauty stuff and her work for the UNIVERSAL reeks with gray matter. Notice that peculiar sardonic expression in the picture? J. C.~Griffin. Complete Description and Inventory That means Once you see me you'll never get over it," Rosemary ALAMO NO 2 J C Griffin, kged 11 died Tuesday TODAY — W S Hart and at a prUatc loeal hospitU Mr Gilffin means remembrance. (Ophelia said so). i is a nati\c of Dido City Fla and la Robert Edeson in "The Night Benjamin "Week-End Wardrobe" burvjvert b\ his wife his father, one Stage," five reel Mutual Master soh two brothers, L S and H O Grif \ piece l fin Ir, ind two maters Miss Florence at $22.50 Griffin and Mrs G & Tinch Have you noticed how the UNI- COAT AND The new form-defining Double- George Kit pat rick, Jr. VERSAL is absorbing those great actors and Breasted or the Derm-Norfolk mod- George Kilpatridt Tr, the Infant son TROUSERS of Mr and Mrs George Kilpatrlck died actresses who have helped to make American dramatic o'fBlue el, fashioned of fine, light-weight at the residence of his parents 814 history—and how we are (letting the most absorbing books ever THE DESOTO American flannel, skeleton-lined Marietta street, Tuesday The bod> Flannel is at the funeral residence of Harry written so these stars may have the best materu. in the world to work TODAY—"Hii Brother's Keep- with yoke and stay-straps of silk. G Poole with ? Well please remember that this work all goes into tfu Uitruer- er," two reel Kay Bee "The Trousers to match. tal frwgnun and makes it by far tht frtaitst prtgram tn thi umvtru. Skinflint," Princess Polite J. P. Tolbert. \ vaudeville WHITE Well tailored, for service with either J P Tolbert aged 79 died at hH the blue flannel coat in the day- residence, 169 (Mills street, Tuesday aft- FLANNEL ernoon at •> o clo-olc He Is survived lime or with the Summer Tuxedo b\ his wife and three children T W TROUSERS Tolbei t Mis TJ Stutz and Mr«* L H coat in the evening. Zui line And don't forget that out in California we have built a magnificent city—the wonder city of the univqrse—so that these famous THE ALSHA SEPARATE Of blue and white flannel to match C. O. Tomlinson. BELTS the trousers. C O Tom 1 1 n so n d i ed at *U Lou H, people may have^ a play-ground worthy of their talent. That city is a moving-picture TODAY Mo J «e div morning: Mr Tamllnson city—UNIVERSAL CITY—and it's only a few short miles from Los Angeles, on the direct line of th« Is aurviv ed hv one sinter, Mrs Fd First-run Pictures from the Summer Tuxedo Coat at $16.50 Ja< kson o-f Atl inti The bodj will Santa Fe Watch your theatre for UNIVERSAL pictures. Ask for them. Dtmaiut them for until you sc« best producers arrive In Atlan^i "\\ ednesdaj, them, you have not seen the test m moving pictures. v For Mid Summer, fashion's edict sanctions this Julia Helen Burton. new Dansant Tuxedo, with white flannel trousers, 7uli*x Helen Burton, the infant dnug-h- for evening wear. Fashioned of a light, tropical tcr of Mr and Mrs A C Burton- died at a prKate hoafital Tuesday after- Universal Film Manufacturing Co. THE 5ONHEUR fabric, skeleton-lined, and with the new silk lapels. noon at 4 o t lock The body will be 1800 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY 1 DECATUR, GA taken to Westminster S C TODAY — Atlanta made picture, "The Boss of HicksvflTe Ranch," Mrs. Mash. Carl Laemmle, President < With, the Benjairiin "Week-End Wardrobe" Mrs H T MiHh aged *> died at iin ^ "The Largest Fflm Manufacturing Concern In th« Universe" two !•••!•, featuring Jack Lamey, Atlanta privfete hospital Tuesdaj after- Jo* Combs and Ray Butler Comic, you are prepared to go anywhere and every- noon at t o ctocik Mrs Mask is sur- "A Costly Exchange" vived bv 1ioi husband and three t.hll- Our Brand* Studios m New York, New Jersey where without fuss or bother, and -with the ditn lh< bod> !» at Poole s chapel -Imp," "R..." "101—Bi.on," "Big IT and California Factories in New full knowledge that you and your garments "Ne.lor," "Gold Seal," "Victol* 1 Odessa Love joy. LUNIVEPLSAU York and New Jersey. Distributing will dignify the occasion—morning, after- Odess i Love JOT, tbe two-\ear old "Pow«r»," "Jok«r," "L-Ko" agenc'es throughout the civilised C EM THEATER daughtei of Mr ind Mrs B a* Ix>ve- -Animated Weekly" mad "LMmmW VJ MARIETTA, GA. Jov residing at No 27 Courlej* avenue* world noon or evening. died TupsdT-v morning at 2 o clot k TODAY — "A Strange Dlsap Jokn L Nelson. ! The best Theatres always show UNIVERSAL Pictures pearvnce," three-reel Imp drama Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co. John 1 NelHon aged 68 died at the Ctmfeclei ate V eternn-a Homo Tuesdav with Kln0 Baggot and Jane Gall afternoon At 4 o cloek lie is survived by a wife and two sons. NEWSPAPER! Page Six. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE! 16, 19J5.

man, and Air Roy Butler, of Chatta by H H Oliver He will have a waff- •UiU we«k S$u**fe«!» and b**n» hav0 noogfl and Mr Carl I^angford were onload on the market in a day or two been in *o lone that they are becom- groomsmen i Th* "first ripe tomatoes were gathered ing1 tlre»om* Corn ta juat comlnr in Little Mlssea Edna Laws on and Evelyn Swimming, Supper, Dartcing, a«Var* alao okr*. and arre«n pea*. But- Hollingsworth were flower girls and Sunday from a garden of a canning Or A A Little WUH the officiating club r*rl ruid Hlfla club to enjoy the Following the ceremony at the Druid Hilly one of the largest and dancing church a reception was held a.t the most picturesque in Atlanta was the Mi*a Frances Rowland, of New York For Visitors at Neal Home home of the bride s aunt Mrs Q acene of the early evening: s gaiety was the lovely guest of honor and she Thomas Latimer on Angler avenue and the water sport was followed by wore « becoming voile gown in white The house was prettily decorated an elegant buffet supper, served • in and black with ferns and quantities of pink and the house and on the porches white aweetpeas A basket of sweet Mrs Adair wore white net wiBh fin The reception gi\en \Iisses3Iarion Samuel T "Weyman Mr and Mrs W^ peas was the centerpiece of the bride s A profusion of flowers from the beau Ish in black Mrs Robert Gregg was and "Mm Neal was bright occasion H Rhett Mr and Mrs. A F Irby Dr table and the bride a t ake was em tiful home ear dene decorated the gowtied in wblte lace of > esterda\ afternoon at their home and Mrs Thornwell Jacobs Mrs boaned In sweetpeas on bas>t frouiteenth street when sev- Hill. Mr andl Mrs Thomas H Latham, The bride s rnotht i Mrs George I* en.! hundred of the ^ ouiijer unmar Mr and Mrs Hamilton Couper Duncan, wore black 1 ire o\ e>r white t T T Stovall arts and craftH. M!BB ned set were in\ ited to meet Miss El- Miss Marie Cobb and Miss Louise taffeta and the groom t, mother Mrs Mury c-ray welfare Mrs. Barnard V\ II ATLANTA ARCHITECT Couper served punth in the H\ing room F I*. Greer was gowned in black la(.e lingham current evcntn ilrt*. Howard 1 i I odd\ of KnoxMlle and Miss Edith o\er taffeta Stakery home economics Mrs Hansel 1 Bl sbine oC s-t Louis Miss Marion Neal wore greeu taffeta Mrs Latimer was gowned in white Jackson conserv atlon Mra T O Plan WINS ROME PRIZE; Tnul \. pio'usion of ->weet peas roses and embroidered Mis? Mina Neal was lace over lavender chii nrfeune. kett federation Mn*. J A. Tram me 11 gowned in blue taffeta draped in Dres- Assisting in entei tainlnp w*re Mrs political economy Mrs J C Woodward othei gii den fldw ers \\ tth palms and house committee Mra \ C Maaon reno WILL TOUR EUROPE Grandmother f ei n*- be lutif uJV\ decorated the apart- den chiffon Miss Roddy wore white H \« Daniels of Raleigh weai ing Jutiona Mrs w alter Marshall press com tafft ta trimmed in crystal and Misa white chiffon and taffeta and Mrs mtnts and j-vrdinieres of field daisies S H Dinicls of Chattanooga was ml tie* Mrs W L. Smith To Tell You wen- placed on the long front veranda Brisbane s gown was pink taffeta com- gowned in white net In an Informal talk Miss Gray spoko A prize embracing several j eat-s bined with tulle briefly but most happllv of the beaut! study and travel In the architectural V b"ow n w icker b isket filled with Serving punch were Misses (Myrtle f ul Work accomplished the ~past \ *ar > ellow coreopsi* was the artistic cen \n orchestri played during the re- I^atlmer Bland Purcell Carrie Duncan centers of the world haw been recent ception houis and for the informal and Alma Forrows and beapoke the same enthusiastic co ly awarded Philip Trammell Shutae of MaxWell House Coffee terpiet-e of the tea table in the dining operation for the new administration, dance in the evening in the garage Mr ana Mrs Greer left foi the moun- \tlanta by the American Academy of i oon ind tm% brown baskets held the when nfl\ > ouns people -were invited tains of North Caiolina to spend sev which met with a hearty response buppe: w. as served at small tables *ral weeks and on their i eturn to \t- Theic will be no .further meeting un- Architecture The award is known as braces body and mind. Bringr entertaining were Mr placed in the rose -garden and under til Auguat, w hen plans for the new the Roirie prize \-isistmg in lanta will go to housekeeping year will be perfected After adjourn an i Mr-- \ V Neal .Mi and Mrs the pergola The requisites of the contest were ment delfciojus ices were served that the contestant be an unmarried infc cKeer to the heart, strength Rehearsal Supper. college graduate It wan open to all to the nervesj zest to the appe- Mrs 3E iC MeDougald was hoertess la»t and Mr fihutz^ was the winner over a night at buffet supper it her home, HARTNETT-MANN. the occasion a delightful one, assem- Gay Ga June IB —(Special )—The diversified competition tite, and aid to digestion. Capital City Club Roof bling the brlfial party and out of town marriage of Atlas Dorothy Hartnett and The examinations were in the f6rm dnxests for the wedding tontgrht of Miss Mir Royal Kipling Mann took place of actual architectural design One of CRISP, P'URE, HEALTH-PROMOTING COFFEE Louise Black arid Mr John Titten Me at the home of the bride in Gay, Ga on the testa called for the entrants to Dougrald last Tuesday afternoon at S o clock decorate an island w ith gardens, i In Sealed Tin* at Good Crocerm. « The bouse had artistic decoration in Miss Hartnett was attended by Miss monuments and parks There w as Has Brilliant Opening the June Iblos-soms and a bufifet table Mary Strickland of Atlanta as maid Houston was picturesque with gaidcii flowers of honor Mr 11 N" Estea a cousin also t bridge to be built from the Cheek-Neal Coffee Co. Jaekaomrtllo the centerpiece a basket of ztnlas and of the groom was best man The cere island to the mainland f e\ erJew mony was perfoi merl by Elder R. H Mr Shutze has been Jiotifiecl that he ^ummertiTe c, nef. U the Capital en ind thtre \%ere present many out Mrs "McDougrald wore a a handsome Bar wick of Columbus Immediately sails September 1 foi Home and in of town guests among them a num toilet of black satin Receiving with after the ceremony the bi ide and the event the European wat is Cit <_luo \\ ^ b.'-illiantH inaugurated (her were [Mrs T dward Tnnn.n Mrs groom with six other couples left In brought to a close before hi« three la-*t nigrht with the opening oC the roof ber of the golf tournament visitors Hardeman of \thens £Mrs ISellie Peters cars for "\\arm Springs where a party > ears of stud} ie completed he will gatdtn V t inner dance isscmbled a and ^oun£^ ladies BlacU supper was watting for them tour Germany la ere re*> e tntitun of the social Some of the visiting belles were Miss Amonir the out of town guests were Mr Mr Shutze Is the son of Mrs Philip \\o\lu ird the o<_caMOn was one of en 1 li/a Dinc% of ^Baltimore the guest of Ralph Peters of Garden City 1. I anil LARGE ~PARTY LEAVES Shutzi of fi24 West Peachtrce street 0 Miss Jine Thornton Miss Ellen Wise the Misses P*tera Mr and Mr* Jnck Paul He was educated at Georgia Tech an-d jo\ ment *\nd pscturesQU btiuti of Watertown Fla, Mr and Mrs John Columbia university llie i oof has been remodeled and the of Richmond the gueat pf Mr and I>OEier Pou and Mr and Mrs. "Lloyd TODAY FOR THE WEST Mr" John fc- Cohen Mis* Frances Row Bon ex-f* of Columbus Mr and Mrs Hard* garden now co\ ers the entire space man and Mr and Mrs. Lam ir Rftches of Brisrht hued rtow er^ £t owing in bonces land of Ntw "i ork the guest of Mr The lit gest party of the year to and Mrs Forrest 4diir Miss Miriam Athene Mr and Mrs Ralph Bla* k of the Pacifn coaat left this morning TIFT COUNTY TRUCK and urns of handsome hr iba line the AsheUHe Mr and Mrs Alex MrDougald over the Lcmi^vllle and Nashville rail parapet and follow ing this hollow ^i kes of Mississippi the guest of Alias Athens road in a special tiaSii In Charge of the COMING ALONG FAST square of foi i-,e and flow els the din I issie >!»•% Ottle\ Misses Jane and Mcfarlantl Tom 1st \goncj who al- ner tables I i«t night «eited several I>oroth\ Peteis of Garden Cit\ L I., read\ ha^ e three parties in the weft Tifton Ga June 15 —(Special >—Tift the SJt-«=ts of Mr and Mrs Edward C Moonlight Picnic. for a thirtj dav tour of Chicago Ca hundred ptoplt the large Inner space \n enjo\ ible of casion of M n 3 -\v county truck is coming in lapidly now ^emj, left for dancing FestoonsV of Peters M •? Phillip** of ^she\ ille the was a moonlight p cn!c it Grmt nadnn National Park ^ ancouver Seat and the question of what to have foi guest of Miss Lil\ Peeples Miss Dellte tie Pottlanl San P inncisco Los Ange elettr c light** were «*wung o erheid P 11 K Those present were- " les ^an Diego Tia Tuana Mexico Salt dinner H worrying the Tifton house and the ball room in the air pre "W oolle~v of New "i ork the guest of Laura Lee \rcher Rub> \VJhitlev licne wKe** no longer \\ hltle\ M»rj Louise whltlej and Fan- Like flti \ ellow tone Park Colora sentcd a scene of picturesque chaim Miss Ida V inship do Springs Denver etc The first ripe watermelon of; the sea Those entertaining at dinner were Mr nie T ee Braswell Messrs Cliarnie Whit \mong those on the special train *L number of large parties were giv and Mrs J P BIHups Mr and Mrs Rlx comb Ta>lor Williams ind Hi\ «t Refd son w elghlng 1"* pounds was sent to 1 Air and Mrs Char lea King Dr of Chattanooga Ed P Metcalf*" Clyde n T Irnnlnsa Mlsa P ^ tola Hirrell the office of the local paper Mondai F Persons Mr and Mrs. Clarence Ruse Turner and Hugh Brldfoid T*he i Mrr TVllllnm E Campbell t rnewt Oampl ell I Mrs C Jf Rodaey Mr Cater ^ ool **ople were rhapcronerl b Mr AI 1 Mr* Ftl K ^ C iVter Mi« Rosa- F "W Insr ford M \ or man Cooledjre Mr and Mrs trs Turner Mrs D T>. \rchei aurl VI r MIHS \ \\ smltli Frank B RoRer-^ F Igcr The "Happy-Home" ] hn S Cnhen Mr end Mrs TV A Speer » D How ell 1-a.in Ui nlap Mnrtton t. XVelite Mr ami Dr Fam all Why Spaghetti Should WOMAN COULD I l*-n, Atkinson Mr and Mrs Edw H In of \tlanta C a. Mlsa 1.111 IP •SVilllanis n Batter-Nut Bread on the table brings a. smile of nan Mr and Mrs T\ T Gentrj Mr. and •\ r*- Arthur Clarke Mr and Mr* R S For Miss Little. *- Mi*. Ruth WlllloTnarn Ml«i Battle Shrop The ladits -of Westminster Presbi te snirc JVlr« I J O Vcllt Mia* I oui«r- Anticipation to the faces of all. \\OS-*>!B. Mr and Mrs R SI Calla.w'ai Mr ONPiil Mis-, lenl O Nelll M"" Ilirt Smltl Be Served Oftener anU Mrs J H Lewis Mr and Mrs J R rtan church w lU ent r*^"in it a inisccl Hart ^tnith Lon KliK ill of ROTTP Ga For father, mother and the little ones all know Porter Mr and Mrs B C Cathran Mr lineous sihower on Fridav June 18 at Mlt,a Bat Hill MNs Sallle Kimbrough of NOT SIT UP and Mr* S A Redding Mr alnd. Mrs. F E F 4 o clock In the Phllatlica parlor O the Cnlhoun GJ. Mrs T M Hunrt Mi"" \atrine that it "tastes like more." Bills Mr and Mra G n Brine Mr and church for Miss Janet Little a, June Hurst of Pelhain t.a "\I1»» Mattle Michael Mra TS \ Dee we Mr and Mrs F W (bride elect Monroe oa, Mlsa Mnmle Davis Athens as a Side Dish And it ought to, for Now Does Her Own Work. Burr Mr Charles Phillips Mr H it Har Oa Miss Mary B FarrlB. ^ altlosta Ga^ \ ej Mr antl Mr» Barrett Mr and Mrs Mrs J M Geer Kenneth Geer Mrt I*. T Lowr> Arnold Mr aod Mrs O D Gor Ambler Misn Fthel Godfrey Mls«« Mary W Lydia E. Pinkham'* Vegeta- man Mr Joseph Brown Connally and Suffrage School. A good many of our Bide dlahea at din mew other*. Gu> Mr-* fa M Gomer Mlsn I^ois Cod> ner are ser\ed ae appetizers or fillers in or This w*etk s session of the suffrage Alls-j Sarah < onverw John Cu»hman Green ble Compound Helped Her. school w 111 be held on "\\ edncsda-s aft vltle S C Mar«-ha1t F Sanders Mrs M F «ornething elmply to add a little more aest ern-oon at 3 to o clock in the p irlors Sanders Greenwo >d S C Mri. Julian A to th^ meal Miss Davis' Luncheon. of the Ansley hotel Mrs Amel'a SnJlej AI1«^ Helen ^nll*»y •* r*> F M Roe Vow Fauttt Spajfhettl has all the appetlx NuT SKBAP Iroriton, Ohio —"I am enjoying bet- AIiss, Rosalie Da\is entertained twen- oodall president of the \tlanta Lqual era Mr« f O ^\ annamaker Mlsa Lola \ng and rellnhable qualltlew of an> side t\ uests i members of the debutarte set Suffrage ill \\annamaker of Orang-eb irit ** C Frank dish you can name but U has a much ter health now than I have for twelve O The speaker of the afternoon will he B Rogera BatfsburB S C Fred L Br>ant more i*nportant one In that It ii highly nu represent!! a combination of the purest ing»dienti, years. When I be- at a beiutif il luncheon \esterdi3 at Mrs Rose M Ashb\ Mrs Vsb >\ s sub- Charlitte N C \II«s Marsnr-t \\illlams tritioua mixed by an exclusive proces*, and baked to juat the her hone on Peachtree street in honor Miss i lorlne Fletcha,!! Poolca*. tile M 1 1 ou can w Hh benefH to health and gan to' take Lydia E. of Miss Dellte Woollej. of N.ew York ject will be The Significance of the right touch of crispne&B in massive ovens Equal Suffrage Movpmpnt MHs Helen Chivannes Koox\ille Tenn porketbook cut dov. n materially on meat the guest of Miss Ida winship, for Ur onl air-* S pamtllo Tampa Fla C H \hen I au-,1 Spaghetti in served at din If you're not toting Butter Nut, try a loaf today for P^nkham's Vegeta- Lllen rjgrht \ ise of Richmond *he The follov Ini? subjects will be up for iklni Jacksonville PI a Mr and Mrs ne«- Fau^t ^paghetii made from Durum ble Compound I of Mr»j John Cohen and for discussion at thie session of the school Q Bon an Merldlnn Miss T L, De \ heat (rich In gluten) Is absorbed hj the vour family's Balta "M-it.8 "Marv King" a bride <*lect of June The Inltiatlv-e Referendum and Re Lacey >.ew Orleans La J \\ Atkinson i stem almost In Its entirety that In near All «roe«» bav« It 19o but insist »n eeelnc U» could not nt up I rhe guests wf>re seated in groups of call Miss Maj i- Slraman Miss Margaret Fain 1} ali the Faust Spaghetti we eat goen TO Butt*r TTut Ia.be) had female troubles The TVife 3 Dower Rights in Geor- Mlsa Mabel Br>Rnt Washington D C J enrich tlie blood and build up the s>atem four 1 and «ux for lunqkeon at small L Fleminp BaUlmore Md C \1 Me "iou can make n. whole meal on Faust Large Loaf and was very ner- table - placed in the sun parlor, the Concerning the Claln Philadelphia, Pa C T Scott Ne%\ Spap*--ttl and bread and butter Sold 1 NEW SOUTH BAKERY crnt»*rpi<..( o of pach table a small blue "Georgia «< Law* ft vous I used the Wife s Propf*rt> rk X Y C L. Barn Richmond "\ a larjfe l c pickages Serve It o^ten i ft ickt, bisket til ed with pink Georgia s Laws Concerning Illegiti- B Tohnnon Columbia S C \ D lOc remedies a year and der w hite. sweetpeas and _ blj__?„ Brmvn Florence S C Miss Maude L nder MAITLL BROS T <-an Hn -mv -nrnrlr boirt" of blue tulle caught to the handle mate Children w oohan\ Guild parlor -and In the reception rooms on the lajwn -it 100 Moreland a%enuc women, too I cannot praise Lydia E. Mrs Chirlea A Da-vis Mrs Htrvev Thursday e\enmg June 17 at 8 o clock Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enough \ndeison and "VIrs Hudson Moore as- Ice cream and cake will also be on for 1 know I never woulji have been aa sisted, in entertaining "Miss Davis was sale and the members of the parish gowned in pink embrpldered linen with their friends and neighbors are cor well if I had not taken it and I recom- touchos of black and Mrs £>a\is wore dlally invited mend it to suffering women " white \oile Miss Wise wore a white ' lingerie gown with white hat trimmed Daughter Helped Also. flowers and Miss Woollev wore blue Miss Byrd Entertains. ibroidf-retl linen with blue hat trim- Bliss Gln.d> s B\ rd his as her guest A. Rousing Sale of Draperies " I gave it to my daughter when she In her honor Miss Bvrd entertained at was thirteen years old She was in a "box: pat t\ at thp F'ors'v th vesterdaj school and was a nervous wreck, and the guests including Misses Mai garet For Miss Woolley. McC*art\ Mis«i Janet Hatcher Miss Alar Scrims, Voiles, Marquisettes, Nets could not sleep nights Now she looks Miss Frances Godfre\ wij! jorie "VY eldon Ml«s Maud Holcomh BO healthy that even the doctor speaks Co^ luncheo^~ - - -n I? nda\ at her home \ftcr the matinee the partv assom of it. You can publish this letter if you I \v°ooiYe>°nofn New bled at the Piedmont Dn\ing club for like "—Mrs RENA BOWMAN, 161S 10th Ida Vv inship tea An event of such importance that no Etreeti Iron ton, Ohio Atlantans at Tate Why will women continue to suffer For Miss Brown. Tatr Spring June lj—An old fish one will want to miss it Mis* Glad% Bv entertained at a ioned barbecue took the. golfeis at Tite v dav in and day out and drag out a sickly, IT) itinee part tbterdij at the For-as w^ll as a large asserrbl ige of guests half hearted existence, missing three- syth ^ tea at the Driving to a picturesfiuo site ne.*i the spi ings club In coinf 1 ent to Miss ThacKer SiturdTv Atlinta was r( pi set ted b\ Attentive consideration to the necessity of keeping this store of \ours always new, \fourrts of the joy of Jiving, when they Ala} Pi o\\ n n\v "i ork who it the Mr and Mi Geoigt P n rott Mrs can nnd health in Lydia E Pinkham's guest of M ' M tucie Carlton Frink Innian Mrs C*ha» le-s Nf rth^rh urges the clearance of all seasonable goods in season tor which they \\ere intended. 1 The guts w ere "\Iiss Blow n Miss Miss Miulalli Miss McGuaghj Mr me) Vegetaoi* Compound' • Carlton Miss** Janet Hatcher Mis'* Mar- Mra A G Phodos Mrs Eugene If you hate tlie slightest doubt garet \IcCart\ and Miss Marjone V el Pierce Mr and Mrs Girl tnd M Ion« ^ This is the season for light, cool, pretty, airy Draperies. { don and mother of Newnan Ga and Mis=? that Lj diaK. Pinkham's Vegeta- Miss Brow n \v ill be one of tbe Tenny Knowles of Pensicoli Fla wcie We've not discriminated on prices between the most and the least desirable of the ble Coin pound will help you, write honor jt,ues(s in Mrs \\ D TIU^ Ji » among the- aruf"3t-= to Lydia EJPinkhaca >IediclneCo. party at the ICT, dance at the- Driving club thib Lftcrnoon Alias t-Uza-lx th stocks—all share alike in the great reduction of price, ^regardless of their worth. KonQden tial)Ly«n, ATass^for ad- Smith give-* T, bridge part> Thursday Work of College Park nce. Your letter will be opened, ifternoon an I others entertaining for You've only to note the pricing to know ihstantly that you want to have a hand in read and answered by a woman Miss Brow n during her \ tsit will he Women. \ tnd beld in strict confidence. Mis-, Iinct Hatchei Miss Olidys 1\ hlte At a callcrt meetin- of flio oNOcutHe id Mrs, T liva-beth Vi inship Bates ind boai d of the f olleig Pal k "V\ omi-n s this sale today. iv* Carlton w ho gives a reception rluih at the lOine of the piosidf^nt Mis ; F idaj r-vening for Miss Brown and B D Grav, two df p iitment* -were add -There are five groups—some short lengths, some full pieces. Some are discontin- Bcaut Sy the Complexion r Raoul Blow n ed that of kind^i garden and legislation tnd thfc following chin men of the \a ued patterns, SOME ARE DISPLAY SOILED. rious committees appointed Matinee Party. Civics Mrs. Alon?-o Richardson Junior Nadinola CREAM Mi«ss Anne Patterson entertained at cIvicH Mrs R i, I*roctor c location Mrs. i matin.ee parti and tea at her home TV E W hltehe id literature Mrs Dan C The Uncqualed Bcautilicr a"f" tei w ' yesterday in compliment I yle flora] Mr« CHcar Palmour music GROUP No. 1 GROUP No. 4 t j Mis-, Buford Aiken of B runs-wick, who la vUiting Miss Marlon Dun son The party Included Miss Atken M ss Remnants — Q ]>unaon Moshrs \ an Hall W'flliam Colored Nets — ^ e_ Guaranteed to rempv* Bedell and team Du Bo*?e Values to 40c, at ...... OC ZDC tan t freckles, pimp les Values to $1.25, at liver spots, etc Extreme Tea-Dance at Driving Club. Special Sale cases about twenty days, fcntertaining parties this afternoon Scrims, voiles and marquisettes, ano»in Beautiful Bokhara Nets; fine tissues of impuri*ies at the tea dance at the Driving ^lub will be Mr and Mrs Robert Foreman one to five-yard lengths. clear, soft, healthy in compliment to Mlaa It-Ilen "Wright quality; reds, browns, greens. 50c and $1 00 By toife "Wise of Richmond the gueat of Mr rnsil ^ and Mrs John 9 Cohen Mra. W D Ellia Tr will have a par- GROUP No. 2 TOXVET COMPANY. Part* Tw t> for h*i son William EUls 111 who GR6UP No. 5 i has ju^ returned from school at Cul \er Ind ind fov Miss Thacker May Remnants Nets — •* /-^ Brown and Paoul Brown of NeW\ York A large, fine collection of Soiled Curtain Nets: formerly of Mexico City and Miss Dorothy Hodg-son of Athens Mlas Values to 65c, at 1 UC Fran* es Rowland of New York •will Some full pieces, some short lengths. . Here's the Pork Chops I7ic Ib. l>p the guest of honor In Mrs R W From Factory to You Davis pa\rty and Mrs Appleton Mandc Curtain Nets of various artistic weaves way thej are priced: vlll*- of CarroJlton will be entertained Chelena Market Co. by Mr-* Oeorge K Varden and Mrs j 24-inch Cowhide leather and effects, Arabian and cream shades; of Horn* Products Motte Fitziimmona ^vill have a small I party Suit Case, Tan or Brown. one to five-yard lengths. 25c, 30q, 35c Ne,ts, at 15c yard. 40 P«Mlrtr>» 64 M. Pryor Three stiong hinges, Quilting Parties. J 39c to 50c Nets, at 20c yard. A old fashioned Tjuilttng given bv Mis 60c, 66c Nets, at 25c yard. W H P >ne at her home In West l,nd fine, comtortable handle, YOUR TOILET Park The house was •decorated with May »«em perfect, yet b* lack in r IP fcrn« and cut flowers and! at ]- o clock corners d o 11 b 1 e capped Values to 50c at 12#c Yard 75c Nets, ai 30c yard. a prim* evaentlal which can be r«me i sumptuous luncheon was served di*d only by the use of Punch was served 1>> Mrs James L with leather stiaps and" Garrison during tlio afternoon Scrims, voiles and marquisettes, short 86c Nets, at 35c yard. Ph« Bueftn Included Mr-* Henry Roby shirt fold inside. M-s WlJlft Mra r M Hill Mrw TV A $1.00, $1.25 Nets, at 45c yard. H^l« Mrs W A 1 one-s Mrt Dover lengths, some slightly display soiled. " plnka A case well worth $7.00. Mr». May* ^^thciirt Mrw Hid Mist J Marvin \\ldd Onr price $5.00. j ninn Mrs Jamcii F NOTE: These five good groups, and others^ besides, wilt be on tables for your con- A Pure Deodorant ' \Vnlliiri > Hundreds of othcl bas^s Thi» whlt« grteaMlesj* odorlttss venient choosing today. ' cream applied whether under the Hollingsworth-Greer. and trunks equally as anna, or •laewher* complete!? The wedding of Miss-Nettie I^ee Hoi You may begin buying at 8 o'clock. —Fifth Floor. Aemtroym all bodily odora arlaln? lings Worth and Mr Carroll Theodore cheap. Greer was a pretty event of last even from pcraplratton It la Indispensa- ^Ing taking place at 9 o clock at West ble to the modern toilet Price lie minster Piesbyterlan church The dec orations at the church were an artli* ROUNTREE'S tic inasHtng- of palms and ferns jind hydrangea•* in blue pink and white - W Z Turner. Mgr JACOBS' PHARMACY Mrw Clarenie Oreer, was matron, of honor and the bridesmaids were MI«*H Davison-Paxon-Stokes Go. Mai y lAiuise Everett and MIPS Laura i 77 Whitehall St. JOIKJB. Dr. Clareoce B Oreer was beat THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1915. Page Seven.

*> •" ~ '" "" 'L ~~~^ SOCIAL ITEMS e MEN IN ATLANTA South Georgia Epworth League Mr and Mrs Rix Stafford have re- turned frorii Atlantic Beach FOR ANNUAL COUNCIL Meets in Americas Today Mr and Mrs. John Doaler Pou and Mr and Mr« Lloyd Bowers, of Colum- bus, are the yu««t» of (Air and Mrs S. T Wfeyraan for the Black-McDougald Canton Contingent at Work By Rev. W. A. Brook*, Tenn , editor of the Quarterly Reviewi wedding toniffht. Americua, Ga , June 15 —(fapecial )— Rev Charles R Jenkins, D D, of Ma- **• Seeking to Land 1916 Con- The fifteenth annual session of the con, president of Wesleyan college Miss Mrs Milton Dargan and Mrs. Doxier South Georgia Epworth league confer- Mabel K. Howell, of the Scarrett Bible Ijowndes wilt -go to Toxaway for the tion—Head of Order Here. ence convenes here tomorrow to last week of July 4 Mr and Mrs Dargajn and Training school, St Louis, Mo , and Mrs. X»owndes will return to Toxa- through Saturday and already the ad- Rev J A. Smith o-f the South Georgia •aay for the month of August A great pow-wow of several hundred vance guard of the delegates baa ar- Orphans' Home. Macon, Rev Walter • •* rived Anthony. ofxCordele, Rev Arthur J Shirts—Pants—Overalls Mrs Edward Inman. who came home Red Men was held in Atlanta Wlgrwam Rev J A Thomas, chairman of the Moore, of Black shear, and a number from Atlantic City for the Bfack-Mc- yesterday evening preparatory to the Epworth league board of the South of otJher well-Known speakers are on Dougald wedding tonight, will return annual great council to be opened this this week to Atlantic City Georgia conference, is pastor of the the elaborate program Frank E. Block Co. *** v. morning All day the local chiefs were Flrat Methodist church, • Amerlcus, The program for Wednesday fol- A., M. Robinson Co. Mrs John Ransom, of Nashville, I* engaged In welcoming^ the hundreds where the conference sessions will be lows one of the attractive women corafns; of delegates who had taken the trail held will deliver the address of wel- 8 p TO , song service with their husbands to the southern for Atlanta from the hunting grounds come to the leaguers on behalf of the 8 _fIBi p m , add"i ess of welcome golf tournament Mr and Mrs Ran- of every part of the state at the e^ll church. 1 On Behalf of the City. Colonel E som made the trip in\, their touring car G Nisbct ^ with friends, and are at the Georgian of Great Sachem J R Miller Nlclta- The music of the conference session 2 On Behalf of the Church, Rev Terrace jack. No. 29, Marietta which is a bpccial and most enjoyable J A Thomas The most noticeable among the new- feature, will be under the direction this 3 On Behalf of the League,' Joe M~ Mr and Mrs Hugh Richardson and comers were the representatives of the > ear of Rev John S Sharp of JLudowisi, Bryan \ family will go to Toxa\\a> the. latter Nlmberwlll tribe Canton They ar- and Professor E H McNeil, of Macon 8 30 p m., Response, John E Mor- part of next wetk to spend the aunv- Re\ R H Bennett D JD, of Atlanta, ris, president of Quitman league mer at their camp 'AA-loh-wiea tee' rived early and were soon smoking the secretary of the department of minis- 8 45 p m, Address, Rev Arthur J meditative pipe with local and visiting terial supply and training of the Meth- Moore Dr and Mrs Robin \dair will re- Red Men concerning their proposal to od! st Episcopal church aouth Rev & 30 p m, Reception to delegates and turn ft om \tlantic Beach this morn- entertain tbe great council of 1916 in Gross Alexander. £> D. of Nashville, visitors at Y M C A ing »•» Canton Many remembered the dis- Mis Joseph B AUCrarv leaves to- trict conventions and other functions da\ to Ms*t hei parents Mr and Mrs. among the Red Men which this tribe B S Walker in Mortroe had handled with so much hospitality COMPLETE PLANS FATHER LEAVES SON •»» and enthusiasm, and expressed the he "Mrs George "Westmoreland and Mrs. lief 'that the next council would be FOR DENTAL MEET AT HOSPITAL; FINED Julian Prade went to Vthens yester^ held there, although Macon and Sa da\ for the university commence- vannah are making a strong fight for HERE THIS WEEK ment alnd to be present when Mi John FOR GETTING DRUNK "Westmoreland graduates^ thia honor Red Mral Parade Tod»T. Air \ V Bat<_hclor has returned Final arrangements have been com- Developments In the case of C P Self-Rising Flour from Na&hville N C All local and vlsitlns Red Men will pleted at the Piedmont hotel for the Robinson, who faced the i * cui der "Cornfield Products" Bather at the Ansley hotel Wednesday entertainment of the meeting there of morning and headed by the \,famous Tuesday on charges of drui\k und dis Mr and Mrs 1George "W Parrott are the tjeorg-ia State Dental association oiderl> conduct showing that he had • at Tate Spring Red Men s drum and bugle corps, will commencing Thursday and lasting- Atlanta Milling Co. • •• march to the Wigwam on Central ave- left his child at Wesley Memonia.1 r>r J F Purser is in Gadsden, Ala,. through Saturday On account of the hospital while he went out ami got on White Provision Co. for tw- o weeks nue, where the council will be opened several attractions arranged by the a spree caused the court to fine him by Great, Sachem Miller Addresses of executive committee the larffe number $10 75 and administer a severe repri- Mr RB.O il Brown and Miss Thacker welcome will be made by Governor of the dentists over the state have mand Robinson said he brought the Ma^ Bruwn of New \ ork, arri\ed >es- Slaton and Major Woodward and re- signified their intention to be pres- terda\ to -visit MHg Miude Carlton ent President £ A Tigner, MliUdge- boy to Atlanta several daj s asro and sponses will be made by the great carried him to the hospital for the sachem and Great Incohonee Frederick ville, will preside MIS& Vugusta G irdicn has returned The entire ninth floor of the Pied- operation He admitted leaving the froni a -visit to relatives in Columbia O Downey of New York, the councils mont hotel has been engagred by the hospital and said he went out to get S C and is ^ Ith her parents at their honor guest The executive session and local committee for exhibition pur- a nrlnk. election of officers will then be en- poses and a special feature will be country home nea.r IhecsLtur Misa I have no mercy for you," stated SHOES Leslie Grant ls> spending: a few davg tered. made of this department of the con- with her vention, \vhich IB always of great in- Recorder Johnson "Any man who After refreshments are served the terest to visiting- delegates will g-et drunk while his child is in a Mr infl Mrs **Kran* k Harrold of council by the ladles of the Degree The progressive clinic will be cdn- hospital undergoing- a serious opera- \meiicuij "who ha\e been in New York of Pocahontas tne entire bodj will d acted by Theodore Blum of 1\ ew tion cannot be pitied and Vtlantic Cit> for thi ee w eekg take a trollej ride to Stone Mountain York, and Dr F E Roach, of Chicago, I ii«;ed through the tit'. Eoda^v en Exhibition teamwork of the first and two distinguished members of the pro- route to Monroe w here the\ w ill be second degree will be conducted at the fession 17r Blum will clinic Con-\ guests of Mrs B x Wilker ductive Anaesthesia and Dr Head. UV igwam during the evening, followed. will clinic Dentures, featuring par- Misses Vina, A\ illie -tnd Kate 'Wal- by the great ball The committee on tial dentures lace left Saturday for two weeks* arrangements have worked to make •visit to Dalton Chattinooga and La this the social feature during the ses- fa vet K sions of the great council, and all the • •» attending Red Men, accompanied by- M'CARTHY ESSAYS Mr Daniel Hejrward of the EJseeola their wives are expected to attend Atlanta Man Going Inn LmnvHle N C is in the citj at ROLE OF FIREMAN the \nsley hotel J. K. Orr The session committees of the Great To England to Work Mis^ Mine Liouise \*?her is visiting Council of Georgia follow AND SAVES OFFICE tn Birmingham Ala , the guest of rela- ti\ es and rriends Initiation — William H Bick. P O S For Local Y. M. C. A. Shoe Co. Chickaaaw No 14 O J Allan Tomochiehi. Williams McCarthy, cashier of the Professor I* E Sa\ re of the Unl- No. 1» W T Ward "Jatah»ll« No »8 Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance com- versity of Kansas, and Mrs Sai, re are Distribution ol Lon« Talk.— H M Ward. any, 705 6 Third (National Bank i Joseph Jacobs and Mr P G S Hemlnole No 61 J V Bohan&n S*&t pro\ed himself an expert fireman af tei noon for Ne-w lork to take pass Sinclair Jacobs 713 Peach tree street OaceoliV. No 26 O W Honea, Mankato, late yesterday afternoon by extin- age on the American liner St Paul foi guishing before the arrival of fire Liverpool, England whei P he will en- Dr Ellison A Smjthe Jr A M, Ph State of the Order —-Thoma n H Jeffrie* men, a blaze that consumed tv. o win- O LJL. E> of \itr?rinii is, spending this t. & 9 G C ^ S Appalacha. No 31 dow shades of his office windows gaffe in work In the Interest of the S B Miirka, Comanche No 6 W a Strick- charity^ campaign of the Atlanta Y iM wek with his brother Mr Robert A land Great Pee Dee No 73 The entire fire department was called bm tht in \nsle<. Park Dispensations and Charters— C TV Stro- out by a central alarm Hundreds of C A. berg lavapai >o £8 John Graham Oosta- people gathered on the streets below Mi King will be accompanied by The New York Herald of Sunday These nuula. No 3S C A Waters Nlmbervllle. and watched Mr McCarthy frantically Mr and Mrs Ralph Norton who were had on the Pix^e societ> page a pic- No ig fig-hting fire with a small extinguisher In Atlanta with the Chapman Alcxan ture of Miss Nora Stirling in Greek Upturns and Reports — Joaeph J Carr The fire quickly gained he&dwaj-, and der meetings and by John Reed i costume Seminole No 61 A C Aabley Powhatan. Mr McCarthy substituted his fire ex- I\ew York journalist No S J \S Green Tecumseh No 2 tinguisher with a. hose which connect- JudlcUry — A. R Marbut Cherokee No 1 P K Tant Papoose No 10 Gordon Wil- ed with the building standpipes The CRUTCHES ARE NEEDED liams Chlckamauca. No 40 stream of water quickly put out the labels and Degree of Pocahontaa — F F Bmlth. P "blaze, at the same time giving a thor- G 9 Comanche. No « C M Boule Ap ough drenching to the large crowd of FOR WOUNDED ALLIES palacna. No 21. W A. £>orle lamina, people which gazed at Mir McCarthy No ti fighting fire at the digzy height. Dr P E Mav chairman of the Geor- gia relief committee for France and CAPTAIN JOHN W. OWEN the allies i* in receipt of a cablegram JITNEYS AS TAXIS LARGE MAIL INCREASE trade marks through the general committee In DIES AT TOCCOA HOME Kew JTork which was aent from the MUST OBEY THE LAW SHOWN AT BARNESVILLE American relief clearing house of Toccoa, Ga. June 16—(SpeciaJ >— Paris.- jfrance, advising of the scarci- The stat* railroad commission, in its Barnevvllle. Ga.. June 15 — (Spe- Captain John W O"w*en, age 7? ex-con- ty ot ertitches and canes in France recent ruling holding- that ' jitney cial ) —Postmaste r W M Howard has federate soldier mayor of Toccoa for and asking* that an urgent appeal be buses are common carriers, does not been notified by the postoffice de- manj terms since lS7o, the oldest law- r epr ese nt made for assistance in providing theee contemplate relieving any motor ve- artment at Washington that effective ver in this section of the state and a articles hicles operating upon regular sched- 5ulv 1, there will be an increase of prominent Mason died here at 6 o clock A.n> who hai e these articles that ule from regulation on account of a $100 in the salar> o£ the postmaster this morning after a brief illness of tne> are no lorger using can d-o un- mere technicality of Barnesvilie authorized by the In- three or four days Captain Owen came told good bj don-iting them for this It waa called to the attention of the crease of the receipts of the office for to TOCC-OT. from Hohier. Banks county worthx cause These and other dona- commission on Tuesday that in some the pa«t year It is a fact that near- In Che early 70 s, ana practiced law tions such as clothing hospital sup- Georgia cities some former " jitneys ly all the Increase for the entire year her contlnu6ufl> since Though very home - made plies ami cash contributions will be ar»» now taxis The commission s accrued in the last quarter of the young, he went to the war between the gladlj received at the executive office ruling however 4oea not refer to the year, ending March 31 The showing states, and while on the field was mada of the Georgia committee 601 Grand regulation of ' jitneys, but to "motor is regarded as unusual, considering captain of his company Opera House building Atlanta. vehicles running upon schedules or the financial stringency which has ex- Captain Owen is survived by his win* over definite routes isted over the country within the paat ow, and eight children Mrs C W Hood j. several months Commerce, Ga. M.rs Jackson Rothell JENKINS NOT TO WORit Misses Annie, Lorena and Willie and goods—made in Messrs Wlllard, T>eWltt and Winston FOR MERCER UNIVERSITY Augustcf* First Bloom. MAN USES DYNAMITE Owen all of Toccoa. . Augrusta, Ga June lo—(Special )— Tomorrow morning at tO o'clock fu-' The firat cotton bloom of the season TO COMMIT SUICIDE neral services will be held at the Pres- Macon Oa Juntf 15—(Special)—=Dr seen in Augusta was brought in yes- byterian church, of wihich he had been C^ R Jenkins president of Weslevan terday from his country place by May Vtra Rica, ears, and Inter- Female college tonight denied the re- or Lin wood M3.rHayne Mr Hayne has O O Camp arwell-'knowii young fanmer ment will be at the Toccoa cemetery, the South—made port that he has recei\ ed an offer to bin acres: of cotton In very fine condi- living about three miles east of Villa with Masonic honors become financial a^ent for the new tion Burke county has 3ust reported Rica, \comimitted suicide last night by Emory unn.ersit'. in Atlanta "\o such the first bloom brought to "Waynesboro laMng down on four sticks of dynamite offer has reicht d me >et and ff it does h> Charles Matthews, a tenant on the and lighting the fuse His body was I will not accept said Dr Jenkins "I Blount & Rowland farm I* P Jemk- blown, into otta the head and piece of FIRST WOMEN ENTER expect to remain it \\ eslev an Hintll I ins, of Munnerlyn, has also aent a bloom one arm being all so far recovered ?*«o J MERCER UNIVERSITY in Georgia. am too old to work to Waynestaoro cause Is known for his act. Macon Ga June 15—(Special)—For the first time In the ^history of Mercer university women have entered the portals of that institution as students A number of them from Macon and Are you insist- other cities In the state mati iculated there this morning at the opening of the annual summer school They will uie the home of Dr Forrester on the campus as their dormitory during the summer The summer school this j ear Is In ing upon youir re- The Coffee DruQ charge of Dr J Q Harrison who has engaged a number of assistants The course includes all the different O branches of the college work n HOMER GIRLS INJURED; tail dealer supplying Do you AUTO SCARES HORSE Dawson, Ga,, June 15 — (Special ) — After Miss Luc> Hass and Miss Ada know Battle, of Herod Ga., left Dawsoit you with them? If you this afternoon for home in a bug^-y, a mile south of tow n, the horse; was frightened at an automobile and threw them both out, breaking Miss Hass ankle Miss Battle escaped injury ex- what cept slight bruises They were picked up and rushed baok to town and medi- are, then you are get- cal aid v»as given The accident created considerable excitement and a large crowd soon gathered to give assistance Those driving the automobile that it is? caused the accident regret it sincerely It's caffeine—a poisonous ting as good goods as and powerful nerve irritant MASON, STRONG ADDITION —about 2% grains to the TO BOYS' HIGH FACULTY cup of coffee. Frederick Mason, who has been money can buy and at the chosen head of the department of science, in the faculty of the Boys' high school Is a graduate of the University Listen to what physicians say: of Florida Mr Mason Is descended from a long "Collee and tea are poisonous drugs. The "A large percentage of line ol southern educators He Is a relative of Dr James Carlisle the same time showing yaur caffeine Ibey contain Is of tne same nature as founder of Wofford college, Columbia, cases of beadacbe, nervous- S C, and a first cousin of Bishop John uric acid. They impair digestion and pro- ness, sleeplessness and Indigestion can be C Kllgo, Durham. N C duce various disorders of ibe nerves.** traced directly to coffee." ATHENS AUTO COP NABS loyalty to home industries. If you haven't suspected coffee as the cause of headaches, biliousness, heart- POLICE COMMITTEEMAN flutter or sleeplessness, suppose vou test the matter by a change to the pure Athens Ga,, June 15—(Special )— food drmk, INSTANT POSTUM. John Short, commencement automobile T oop who arrested the governor's chauf- feur laat night for violating the auto There's no caff eme nor any harmful substance in this delicious beverage—just ordinance, tonight bettered the record, l marking a caBe against Hugh Price Hin- the nourishing elements of wheat, roasted with a bit of wholesome molasses— ton, member of the city police commit- tee, wtho had in his machine Chairman with a snappy flavour similar to that of mild, high-grade Java. Hugih Gordon and Alderman Dudley, the other two members of the police The sure, easy way out of coffee troubles committee SHOT DOWN BY SON, is to shift to THOMAS ADAMS DIES Call for Them Camilla, Ga.. June 15 —(Special )— Thomas Adams, who was shot Satur- day by his son, Cuth-bert, when the fa- ther was reprimanding him for shoot- Inff at a dog, died at his thorn e near Cot- ton yesterday afternoon Funeral 'and Interment took place this afternoon INSTANT POSTUM Mr Adams was about fifty years old and well known throughout Mitchell Insist tjpon Them ootinty His son, who is 23 years ola, was placed In Jail here Immediatelly "There's a Reason" after the shooting It ts said\ b« 'ts 1 mentally irresponsible.

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national prosperity. We pay tribute to agri- THE CONSTITUTION culture as the original source of our na- EX PER T SA YS EMOR Y UNIVERSITY : Kmfmtaimltrt 1*t*. x 7FT STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER tional wealth, but -without the laborer The Holland Letter where would be the farmer? SITE ONE OF BEST IN COUNTRY PuUatcd DmJy. Srmd.y. T It Is very well to commemorate heroism Soon after the first of June reports were CLARK HOW&I* and statesmanship upon our coins and treas- In circulation that one of the largest of That the proposed^ site of Emory univer- i rivuleta which converge within what shall be Editor sod General the sta-te-chartered banks was strongly dis- ury notes, but an occasional worthy depart- posed to Join the federal reserve bank sys- slty has landscape po«sibllltles for making called the campus will furnish a distinctly one of the9 most pleasing: university sites in parklllte setting. The nearby railroad may lHre«*o«" 'Clark Howell. Roby Robinson. ure from this established rule Will be held tem. Within a week after th« report* were the country was the enthuvlasic belief of be so employed in the scheme that it will be AlbertHowell. Jr.. B. K. Black. H. W. Qrady. appropriate. Nor could better selection for Music o'er the meadows first heard, the directors of the Broadway far *.rom detractive and carj >be of great use the exception nave been made. It will b* rinjrin' Trust company voted unanimously to apply Professor Henry Hornbostel, the widely ' In transporting the large quantities of build- known architect recently obtained to con- the greater honor an* of more significance Out of highest art's con- for admission to the federal reserve system. Ing material necessary. I am specially trol; As this institution Is one of the larger ones struct the plans for Emory, after he made a pleased that the granite and other structural in that it.is an exception and one which the Mister Mockingbird is ain«- it might be assumed that It Is leading the survey of the tract of land In Druid Hills material Is so close at hand for selection. treasury department has done well in V In«- way so that other state-chartered Institu- yesterday In company with Bishop Candler Professor Hornbostel will address the tions here and elsewhere will speedily make and others. Emory Pounders' \ club at a luncheon Thurs- making. :" ^ '•,- Song that' a thrlllln' from his.aout day afternoon at 1 'o'clock, when he will dis- application for membership to the federal Only a tentative scheme ha« thus far been It*n the music that's appealing-, v cuss "University Plans." Dr. Hornbostel, who is I>reams and visions to Impart, - reserve system. An Inference yf that kind, mapped out for the university group of build- 1 Ings by Professor Hornboatel and he doe» dean of the School of Applied Science, Car- Touching sources of all feeling, however, cannot fairly be drawn from the K not expect to arrange his 14eas into a con- negie Technical Institute, Pittijburg, has in a do "MADE IN GERMANY." W akin a: echoes in the heart. action of the Broadway Trust company. There crete Conception until after much study of a specialty of the architecture of university , are several reasons why it w\ould be to the ( buildings for years. He drew up the plans . Perhaps unconsciously In most cases, IX. the> location and consultations with the trus- special advantage of this institution to .be tees and faculty. for thin Institute as well as, the plaiiii for though there are times when experience It Js song which seems unending;, a member of the federal reserve system. It VThe proposed site of tip university," said the Northwestern university, Chicago, and the University of California, all of which are Filling life with sweet unrest, . IB a somewhat peculiarly located and a very Professor Mornbostelv "furninhen. one o? the may have had something to do with It, widely known for their beauty,o[ architectur- Bluest skies above him bending rapidly -organized,, trust company. It now rep- most charming positions to place a group of al design. many people in this country have become And. the blossoms at his breast. resents one of the latest of those combina- collegiate buildings In the country. The two possessed with the Idea that the inscrlp' tions which have made It possible to estab- TvlephoM Ha! 3ulfe to dreams of lost love clinging tlon, "Made in Germany," stamped upon an As the music drifts along;* lish so many large banks, and It took over ntered at the postofflce V at Atlanta Mister Mockingbird Is singing, — a number of smaller institutions, one or two . y second-class mail matter. article offered for sale is a guarantee of Its GLACIERS. excellence or its wearing quality. We see , Heaven and earth dream in the song! of which were located in Brooklyn. POSTAGB RATES. It has sometimes been said that if the With the Exchanges By «K.OHGE v United States and Muico- it on socks, for example; and it appeals to A Stronv-beuted Government. contention of the attorney general, Mr. Greg- Antfaor uf "At Goad Old "Since the government .broke up my busi- ory, which he made in his recent arguments - us; whether it is because the article Is 2c; 21 to 3• "J *°J speak, not obtained through the purchase A new Peheus rolls his fountains his room at the hotel—an« it is almost as Bunaay : — > 1*^° ^*'^ better made in "the United States; but we How kin you reach de hilltop a-feelin* good Against the morning star; Trl-Weekly ....'.... "> l-"» and combination of other organizations. \ But large as th<- said rich traveler's bill when he pass it over many times because of the im- an' prime '• * \ .with the exception of the National City bank Where fairer Ternpes bloom, there sleep leaves and the hotel proprietor gets his turn V By Carrier. Wen Satan's settln' *lr* t«r de w.orl' befo' Young ^Cyclads on a\ eunnier deep. In Atlanta. 55 cents per month or 13 cents, there is no great banking institution which to Le impressive. pression that has been made upon us, in The glacier originates! in the uppe^r r<^- v per week. Outside of. Atlanta. «• cents per Its. time? Tias not Increased strength and ^ resources A loftier Argo cleaves the main, month or 14 cents per week. some mysterious - manner, that the foreign through purchase of other banks and the Kraught with a later prize; gions of eternal snow. "This snow had no made article possesses superiority of quality. Wen -de rivers steam a-n* bile, — chance^to m^lt and'as more snow keeps fall- j R HOLL.LDAT, Constitution Building, • -JjiBrhtnin'-weather all de style.. absorption of them. Another Orpheus sings again, ing all the time it finally gdts squeezed into And loves, and .weeps, land dies; v sole Advertising- Manager for all territory Nor bafe the war had much to do with it, An' you weakens in de hot- race fo' you ever Grew IB • .VJft-li*. Ice. When a valley has been filled with ice outside Atlanta. . makes a mile? ' A new. Ulysses leaves orice more the whole mass begins to slide majestically except to deplete the market of articles The Broadway Trust company gre',w -.in Cajypso \for his native shore. \ The address ot th(» "Washington Bureau Is marked "Made in Germany." The impres- How kin you in slch' season, read yo' titles a night almost. Furthermore, its offices are down hill. When it reaches the torrid zone No. 1727 S Street, N. W-, Mr. .John Corrlffan. ter de sky, O write no more the tale of Troy, where the tourist pays his hotel bill the Jr., staK correspondent. In charge. established not in the 'financial, district, but sion that has been made in the mind of-the An* fix yo' wings fer fly in' w'en you ain't got beyond \the outskirts of that district, for If earth with Death's scroll must be — ^ lower end of the glacier melts^off and forms THfi CONSTITUTION Is on sale In Weir purchaser, the consumer, is still there, and strength ter fly? they In fact face the city hall of New York Nor mix 'with l^aian rage the Joy a river while more snow crowds in behind Tork city by 2 p. m. the day after la»u«v It if the "Made-in Germany'' article is before city. The institution is in affiliation— not V . Which dawnM up*n the free, the upper end and make^ more glacier. can be Kad: Hotallng'B Newsatands, Broad- Oh,, you'll weaken in de race Although u subtler Sphinx renew So mo glaciers are a mile wide and many W'en de fire's In yo face; in name, but In fact — with one of the grout way and Forty-second street (Times', touildlng him, he'wljl usually select It. • : national banks, for to a considerable extent miles long. They are also a thousand feet corner). Thirty-eighth afreet and Broadway 1'ou'll be 'baked an' br'iled. good people, 'fo* Hiddle.s of d*»ath^ Thebes never knew. the same Interest controls both. The insti- thick. Most glaciers are in a very poor atat«- and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. We have done a lot of talking, about the you hits tie final place: tution since Its organization haa' been iden- Another Athens -shall arise, of preservation and have c-revasses. . A , The Constitution Is not responsible for psychology of advertising, and have at- And to remoter time crevasse is a season c-ra^k; about ten feet tified with one of the great mercantile 1 advance '... .ir.ents to out-of-town local car- tempted .something In that respect; but in l houses of the country which has gained lnrge Beneath, like sunset to the skies, wide and a few hundred feet docp. When riers. o l CACB resources and an income • of millions by the The splendor of its prime; the tourist stepn into va crevasse he usually the effective application of it the Germans establishment i throughout the^ country and And leaves, if naught so bright may Hve^ stays there until the glacier carries him, THE XA V^ALACADEMY SCANDAL. have beaten UB ;to 4t. They nave turned the For in other parts of the world of retail, shops All earth <-an tuke or heaven can give. down to. its terminals and delivers him in \ a trick by sheer persistence of the phrase that In which articles costing not more than 10 fine statt; of preservation about forty-ni.no ' Whether or not it Is the absence of the cents apiece were sold. Now it may be to Saturn and Love their long repose yearn later. i everybody knows, and which, through famil- The most remarkable thing about the honor system at the United States DaVal the especial advantage qf an Institution thus Shall burst, more bright and "good ^ iarity, has\ become a' byword. That is all affiliated with' a very large mercantile house Than all who fell, than One who rose, glacier is "Up. motion. A glacier' does not make as much noise as a 19-year-old boy academy at Annapolis, there la something the mysteryUhere is about it. and one, too, whose business reaches all over Than many unsubdued; the United States .to become associated with Not 'gold. notV blood, their altar dowers* running his father's automobile-, but it gets them Just the same. • It has a relentless for- lacking in the conduct of an institution that Up to the present time American manu- the .federal reserve system. Any banker can But\ votive tears and symbol' flowers. • see how such membership might be of pecu- ward .movement which nothing can stop—not will permit of cheating in examinations, such facturers have .done nothing whatever to v liar advantage to an institution of this Kind. O cease: (must hate and death return? even a federal judge with an injunction. Still as that for which seven midshipmen are now In fact, the president ot the institution, K'-erl- it is vnot hard to dodge a. glacier. A moder- v counteract the effect of the well-planned CejiseT mt^st men kill and d*«? on trial before & court of inquiry, with the and result-getting German campaign. And erlck G. Lee, has spoken with enthusiasm Cease! drain not to its dregs the urn ately active man can keep out of its. way. The of the advantages not only for his own in- j$ Of bitter prophecy! probability that they will be dismissed. yet we wonder why we don't get any fur- stitution, but for other state-chartered insti- The world is weary tof the past — Likewise, certain instructors ^and members, ther with our foreign commerce. We talk tutions, . which the federal reserve system O, might it die or rest at last! offers. — Shelley. of the faculty are involved in the scandal a'bout products ot equal or better quality Mr. Lee is likely to find his name at the growing out of the supplying to students of than those made abroad, and prices that head' of t\he list ot great state banks which THE PATRIOT'S DREAM. become members of the federal reserve :;ys- advance information V. concerning the ques- will put them in competition with the for-, tem. Anything that he may say is heard or (Translated by Wallace Rice, in Th« Xew tions to be asked in examinations—informa- eign-made article, and still we don't get read, by other bankers with respect, for he ^ York Times.) haa gained high reputation in his compara- (This •sonnet, by t\he late Edmondo de tion which, it is reported, was purchased. anywhere. ' •, tively brief service as president of a large Amicis, is learned by every Italian school Scandals of this sort are not simply a The inevitable conclusion is that we are bank. President Lee believes that pos.siln child. 1 1 expre,sses the fervor of Italian question of .personal delinquency; there is in lacking in method, in the quality of our the public and. it may bto, not many of the patriotism, now newly awakened.) state bankers fully realize of how great Ever when thought of death takes Ore in me them a reflection, upon the country itself. salesmanship. The Germans ha"ve found value the rediscount privilege which la one My burning eyes en vision x clear this of the chief features of the federal reser\e If There is one man more than another who the essentials of good salesmanship and dream; V There are some bankers from other parts A mighty p!aJ,n with blossoming hills; is" expected to uphold.our traditions of na- are applj'ing them. In fact, the Germans of the country ywho are officers of state- s supreme. tional honor. It is our army,or naVy officer^ cite jeslousy of their conimercial ability Chartered institutions who agree with Prcsi- .Encircling these, the "Piedmont range I see; • dent l-.ee, and reports have recently come to Therefrom, to bring old strifes final^ty.x . He must not only be'above suspicion him- as one reason why England is making war this city from California that some of the. Twinkling with steel, wfth banners bright self, but must display a more than ordinarily upon them! , - largest of the, stale banks upon the Pacific coiryt are likely speedily to be numbered in that gleam , \ • To get to the bottom of the situation, ^ Along ,the winds, that angry mountain^ keen sense of discrimination between right the federal reserve 'membership. what we need first is \a faith in our own stream and wrong, for he may often have delicate Lewis E. My country's wan-host rolls, splendid and A r«-I*ntlei«« forw»nl movement wfclch noth- situations involving the country to deal products. Every German is an absolute be- "With Mr. Lee Is associated as .a member freV. liever in what is "Made in Germany." If of the same banking family Lewis E. Pie'r- ith njunction. with. He must be dependable from the be- son. who, although only 45 years of age There I. .my brethren with me in the fray, ginning, if iie is to ^be depended upon in cir- Americans had absolute confidence in home- »»»*•»•• gained before he MLtired, some three' years Am battling on to free our Italy most agile glaciers move about an inch an made goods, that confidence would prove •ago, from the presidency of o'ne of the lead- And drive the ancient deadly- shames away; hour. How plonsant it must be to live in cumstances that are critical. A .iDlt-v Tribute. And there 1 fall, as "Victory!" comes 1 the most substantial foundation for the ex-^ A new tribute to "The Dixie Watermelon," ing national banks of New "York, a high rep- Switzerland :iml to c-ome down v.-eek after The department has, very properly, by Phil H. Armstrong, In The Florida Times- utation as a banker. Young, as he wan, Mr. a -start. ^ week to wave good by to a personal friend Bhow'ni a disposition to go clear to the bottom tension of our trade abroad. It rests with Union; • . • Pierson built up an institution which, in its Shrill from our tired, ensanguined soldiery — who is takins a trip on a glacier. the American manufacturer first to 'get the early years, was. chiefly occupied with bank- '« Sunlit my brow, a bullet in my heart! Millions of yours ago most of the world of the offense and to take action accordingly. "The Dixie watermelon—-^let us holler Glory Ing business for customers whose vocations was covered with glaciers and they casme Along \vith the midshipmen it is-likely sev- confidence of his home people, through un- Be. were in the lower dry goods and commission i,oxno:s's WAR do-.vn as far ns New York city. These ha-pp.1-* eral of the teachers will have to" go, where doubted quality and fair price, and he will Jes see ii In the corner makin' gob-goo eyes house district. His- bank at one time had (From London I-etter to1 The Newark News.) days have gone, however. and the Xew then have a'solid basis upon which to build. at me. the reputation of carrying a larger line of , Among the numberless placards by means Yorker' who wants ice has to tip thf ice they have been involved even in slight de- It seems to say, 'I dare you bust me open discount for these merchants than any other of 'which the government is advertising for man for Carrying 100 pounds of it up four It stands to rea'son that if our own wide ' | bank in the country. When F. W. Wool- flights between his thumb and forefinger. gree only.* Bat the good of the service is k an army this one is notable, with its picture Then poke your face up to your eara In the worth , against the delinquent, and present it to the tion as' follows: of this mercantile house receives a larger FOLLOW THE .EXAMPLE OF THE KING. first ever held In Olendal^e. but Mr. Sturac- salary than any other ^chicf executive does vant's "prayer baby" won the c, on test hand! "The starving !>nbies cry for bread, Lend your • car for the use of convalescent faculty with request for such punishment, THE WORD OF HOPE. / who is employed. In the mercantile business". soldiers." ' ( down. usually dismissal, as they may deem un- Simple songs of cheer—songs with heart Jn Mexico; He retained, however, his interest and in- • The morning finds them stark and dead, fluence in the bank and also' in the 'Broad- And not the least significant of the signs questioned guilt should warrant. and hope in them, are popular in Liondon ! In Mexico; ;• ot the times is the following: HIS OWX \VEATHKU PROPHET. Yet it would be unkind and mean way Trust company. , He is chairman of thV ! (From The Wall Street Journal.) It may be argued against this ^system now and have' taken the place of more pre- If the U. M. should intervene finance committee of his vbank, and it Is CITIZENS ARE WARNED ~ Near one of the New Jersey suburban And chase the bandits from the scene. assumed that the trust company would not that the man of aonor will be honorable tentious music. A London exchange says, have made application for membership to of the danger from shells and bullets that toxvns ie a particularly fine truck garden, In Mexico." may be used in repelling 'airship attacks. Atl through which runs avsystem of water pipe?, without it; that it supplants, in some meas- "the people have lost the road to Laugh ter- *"*••• the federal reserve systern had riot Mr. Pier- son stron»ly advised action of tha^ kind. the soundvOf, firing it is urged that all per- elevated on posts. The pipes are perforated ure, true honor wto fear of the disdain of town,'\ and the following lyric from The AVoril Krom BrVr Wlllinmii. sons -seek cover, preferably in basements, What Would DC the EftVci. at regular intervals, and when. In the sultry the student body. On the other hand, It is British -Weekly is perhaps an expression of I ain't worried 'bout uke of Rothesay. a's this, and it leaves an impression that Oh show mo the road to Lfiughtertown, I>e weak saints 011 de rocky way good judgment respecting the effect upon Austria-Hungary — archduke of Au'stria- of that vicinity, the owner of the j,>rUen .For I have lost the way! Hear harrica-ncs a-hummin*. the Broadway Trust company of Its mem - was approached for permission to lay piped Isri'^ forgotten throughout life. Hungary. through his land. People scanning the daily records of the Lawd, gi,ye us "What we wants today bershlp in the federal reserve system. Never- Belgium — Duke of Brabant. .An' still keep more a-comln'. theless, it Is an opinion commonly held horc "Certainly," he acquiesced. "Cost? Oh, I .killed and .wounded need the word of hope * * • * * that ultimately, possibly after the federal Bulgaria — Crown prince. v won't charge you anything. Just fix It up so Denmark — Crown prince. / in their national distress, and that word is Knovrn Kin BnnlncMM. reserve system has been modified or per- I can get water frdm your pipes, and *•« U A TRIBUTE^ TO LABOR. fected, a majority of the state Institutions Japan — Crown prince. call it square." \ passed on to the men of the trenches. Cards "You may have "to- play many parts In Montenegro^ — Prince of Montenegro. For the first time in' the history of the life, my son, but you don't have to play the iri' all the states will be in membership with So the sprinklers were installed and the Holland — Princess of Holland. owner of the truck garden cixn now predict with optimistic texts and inscriptions are devil," say* a Georgia phllpsdpher, "He's this system. K HOLLAND. country a direct tribute is to be paid to Norway — Crown -prince. a. shower with unerring accuracy freely distributed—the note, of Hope is ev- equal to performing that task himself, with- Roumania —Princ e of Roumanla. labor, by the stamping of a representative out a flaw in the work." erywhere in evidence. * * *" • * Russia — Czarevitch and grand ^duke. STUO^iU BAt KIN»i. figure upon a coin issued from the United Serbia — Prince of Serbia, , Tlie gift of war to the nations of the The Hotltnnr World. : {Krom The Houston Post.-) States mint. There will Be- issued from the Oh. world, roll OJK to glory RIPPLING RHYMES Spain — Prince of .Asturlas. earth has been that of Tears, and more and By WAI.T MASON. Sweden — Duke 'of Scania and Prince of Ho far as the unity of the country is con- 'Neath the blue'star-spangled dome. l cerned,-we do not believe the president could San Francisco mint shortly, it is announced, Sweden. twenty-five thousand gold dollars commem- more so as the war-shadows lengthen; and Tell i the angels all our story: have the nation behind him much.-stronger . May be, then, they'll ask us Home. THE SIM1HKH TASK. If he were a Methodist. orative of the Panama exposition held in so the.simple, hopeful, word is wanted now, * • • * • SORROWS Or THK CIRKAT. and the humble singers who sing out of Word by the WaT»l«lit plied, but we have raised few monuments tends to "swallow the Mexicans." The old fat for swatting. I'll urge you on from prayer." say* L. Wi Sturdevant. of 4ST South to have decreased by 500 a day. Th« British and laid few cornerstones in its honor. It is No Mexican/ general "holds his own/' but gentleman is too shrewd for that. He known golden dawn until night's .shades are fall- Jackson av«nue. whoae 6-months-old 'baby empire will have another kind uf war 1>*by they rwouldn'^ agree with him. They can't Ing, but, like most guys • whose words are was awarded the silver loving cup at the scare to employ its spare time if theae the substantial underlying foundation of our rather what the people own. evan agree with each other. wise, my acts are mostly stalling. OJendale festival of flowers ' and fruit* for Inv fiffurea are well founded. lEWSPAPERI STEWSPAPER! THE dONSTErTTTJON, ATLANTA. GA., WEDNESDAY, JTHSTE 16, 1915. Page Nin«.

remain with us that permanency Is'the crowd. Moore pitched m. great game Moore, kowery and Wise?' for Wrlrb-U- twin brother of principle, and only WAYCROSS MAN IS for TennUle. The teams play tomor- vilJe, Lively. Martin and Tyson. Um- !, when allied can true, prog re SB be at- row at Idyl wild. Batteries for Tennille. pires. Brunaon and Buchanan.. tained. The experience of ages is not CHARLES B. WILLIAMS COOKED TO DEATH GOVERNOR ATTACKS to be disregarded for the experiments COTTON SEED CRUSHERS of adventurers with their deceptive promises, and on the moralities in their i IN BOILING ROSIN larger significance muse rest •' the strength or decline of a \people. The V NAME OFFICERS TODAY APPOINTED BMSON .WaycroBs. June 15.—(Special.)-^-W. fathers planned this government with - ALLEGED REFORMS i wisdom almost inspired; establishing M. Bennett, turpentine operator, fell ! the constitution in testimony of eternal head first Into a vat of boiling rosin . i things which could not be altered. May Interesting Addre**ea Are De- Columbus Man Named U. S. i 1J at a still here tod ay T and was cooked 1O DAYS ONLY TTM^.^wr.**..* »t the impious guidance of the time- to death. A coroner's Inquest waa iheld In UnWCrSltV ; server, the opportunist, the alien, tempt i livered by Expert* at Attorney for the Panama j ; UTB to follow false lights and forsake this afternoon,- and the Jury agreed Tybee Convention. Canal Zone. that Mr. Bennett must have suffered Biggest Reduction Ever Made Alumni He Makes Plea for j "^ »"«fV"c'ourse""' a stroke of apoplexy when he was near the vat, plunging: to his death when BetUd of Teeth . . r. E. IX NeW- should be 'appointed to cover each of had established a. program of endeavor, "The Millionaire Baby." and weary have derived new Mrength. a new joy of the several departments of , the city systemization of production, standardi- living, from ill use. ton, of Atlanta, a( student in 1876. re- 1 11 (At the Grand.) ported that his grandfather, his father, and reporting upon -their work. t:onai-. sation and sale of .their food products, It J.s- .seldom that a moving picture thea- ter offers s«rh un unbroken aerlee of as- Olive Schreiner, the famous writer, gratefully ex- a young brother and his son had,been tions and needs. Colonel Paxon stated they were securing 85 per cent of its l later in the evening .that Mrs. R. M. value. He declared-, 'that the feeding tonlshinicly big: iiicture attractions as 1» claimfl: graduated from .Georgia. value of one^pound of cotton" seed meal scheduled for the Cr.-uid theater today, to- j "Nothing that I have taken in ycara haj^ Colonel O. H. Bloodworth. of Fcrsyth, "Walker would head the subcommittee is equal to three pounds of corn, and morrow- ;in«l Friday nnd Saturday. The 'on schools.' which is considered ^one of attraction Jor today is "The MiUlonaire j ^ven me sueh m seme of vt&or as Saaato£ea." made tjie address, delivering the fol- yet thousands of tony of each are ex- Baby," a pretentious Solig release, chock- lowing, priaes: Junior orator. W. H. the most important of the^ investigat- changed by the north and the south full of 'human Interest and dramatic ultuo- And Amelia E. Barr, (he beloved novelist, referslo ing groups. W. Woods White, has each year at the same valuation, and tlons, and released over the V. S. L. E. i Sorrels, Athens; sophomore cup, Ernest no consideration given to'the fact that the "marvellous help" derived from using Sanatogen. Levy, Athens; sophomore debaters' been appointed chairman of a com- combination. It la a. Scllte ReJ Seal pro- | mittee to furnish a 'tabulated diagram the fertilizing vdlue of tho cotton seed ductlon. and one of., the bent of the (season. J Thi» help of Sanatogen is not the false help of a medals. J. H. Carmlchael, R- H., Harris meal, after it is fed live stock, is worth Tomorrow the Grani} haa arranged mere stimulant but the cttatracti-vt aid ot a true food- $20 per .ton, whereas the fertilizing UHual expense to 'rforn value of corn, fed to the same stock. 'Tho Juggernaut,' tonic which gives the exhausted system the natural expending same and an Eul. railroad utory featuring Anita Stewurt estimate of j is worth only J6.50. and Earle Williams in their mottt succesM- elements for building up the blood, strengthening the and C. R- Baker.. their _present efficiency. This dia- The graduating exercises occur to- Greater Publicity Irjerd. "ful vehicle. ' "The Jugpernaut" brolto wll „ nerves, improving digestion. .g-ram will be hung upon the wall of morrow- Honorable Fairfax Harrison, He declared if the newspapers \o( attendance records on Us last appearance, Howiwell it performs this function, physicians in, the assembly room of the chamber of the country would sive us mitrh space and wll), no rtoubt; act -• new attendance president of the Southern railway, who commerce so that the eyes of the com- in their columns to the value of the records this occasion. Friday and Saturday every land—21,000 of them have endorsed Sanatogen will maie the baccala-u refute address, mitteemen\ during discussion rnay be products of the cotton seed as they Hazel Dawn, th« famous musical comedy in writing — know from actual observation. Their informed as well as their ears. star, comes In "Clarlsfa." r* beautiful ro- this evening. were giving to politics, that H would mantic drama. > . attitude » well summed up by the famous Berlin ^ The governor's address was a plea for The executive committee is com-" "ncrease the -wealth of Georgia ten mil- •pecialist, Professor Eulenberg, who writes: tb.e progress which bases itself on .the posed 'of twenty res^lar members and lion dollars, a year. He called upon v four ex-offlcio members as follows- the crushers to enlarge their campaign "Who's Who in Society." **I am using Sanntoften 'more 'and more tit tried, and true principles .of past, a Regular members: J. 'E. Allen, R. L. plea' ^against the "patent nostrums" of publicity, take the world into theJr the fctriui.l.) ' casea of nervous troubles which have their Cponey. Oscar Elsas. T. T. Flagler, confidence, and enrich- the south. At the Strand today George Kleine pre- origin in poverty oi the blood and poor of the self-styled, restless, impatient Xandsey Hopkins, Harrison Jones, E R. S. Melone, of Atlanta,- read a most sents "Who's Who in Society." with D*Ha reformer in legislation, education and C. Kontz, V. H. Kricgshaber. H. A. interesting and instructive 'paper on. Conner and a. caat of Broadway ators.' .This nutrition, an'd never had occasion to refrct social welfare movements. Mater, \\ timer L. Moore, H E MurraS- "Contracts and Arbitration." As sec- la a ro11lcltlnj5 comedy In four parts" tell- it* use." J. E. Paullin, W. "Woods White C S* retary to the Georgia Crushers' arbl- ---=ing, of the efforts of Mrs. O'Brien to break -Attack OB Jnatlee Itself.** AVinn, ilrs. Nellie -Peters Black, Mrs' tration Committee, as well aa the -afcbi-i Into society. 'The comedy Hltuatloriu arc And we feel sure y»u will never regret '"There are those .who are so far Samuel-\L.umpkin, Mrs. P. J. vMcGovern , and running through the story is an Mrs. Emily McJpougald and Mrs. R. M tration committee of the Interstate Cot- plot- and lovo story. A talie advanced as to favor in their delirium ton Seed Crushers- associat Ion. Mr. _ _ i« a crook and thief 1 using Sanatogen. TValker. lone pointed out that he had had am- tor change an. attack on ' Justice it- Ex-ofticio members in addition to dlsuia intercepted In the act of rob- Suutcwn •• »oM br food *"" aelf," said the governor. "The great plf opportunity to e the points of - use by a government deteetlv.fi •verrwlu" in 3 nz«. from »I.OO Chairman Paxon and Mel R. 'Wilkin- differences in makln_ contracts^ which putting aa a stranger, who, at the sa-me fundamental la-w •which, insures, the lib- son, president of the chamber of com- could he so ea lily avoided in the flrst time, wins the. hand ana heart of the Grand Prize. International Congreit of erty of the Individual and guards the merce: J, M. B. Hoxey vice chairman. instance, and which invariably led to charming daughter of Mr«. O'Brien. The Jfcdieine, London, ISIS. toozne of the humblest against the king a,nd Harvey Johnson,, secretary of the arbitration. Jt was to point out. In pjirt-of'Mr. O'Brfen is in the hands of the general committee. \ brief, these defects, that he addressed well-known Dan Moylea, who won- such suc- • himself, cannot be tolerated by these cess In "Stop Thief" and "Officer 666." Mrs. impatient natures, and if that same law his remarks. O'Brien played by "Kate SereeantJion. Mary Jiappens to protect the property of some He said the main 'cause of complaint Ellen by Delia Connor, the -detective by TO CONDEMN PROPERTY was due to telegrams hastily dictated "William H. Powers and Lord Aleyi . by unpopular corporation, the proposition' and not' r*ail before being dispatched, Edward Lester arc all excellent character is made to alter it through a demagogic FOR NEW MACON bEPOT anrt that oftentimes a stenographer's portrayals. Jn addition a Pathe special Is appeal to an excited people. The p-hilo- unintentional error caused the contract on the program lor today. sbpher submits to a vote whether the to be misunderstood and arbitration re- Macon, Ga.. June 15.— (Special.)—The sult.. Another fact which be declared eaxth is flat or round. The constitu- Central of Ueorgia Railway company caused arbitration, -was that contracts tion. Intended' to operate as a restraint is serving- notice of condemnation pro"- were entered into between members HUGHES RECOVERING , Upon the temporary /passions \of the ceedings against tin people, must be altered by.. submitting FROM OPERATION decisions to the ballot, with the result that- the verdict will be different, ac- The* many friends of Robert Hughes. formerly of Atlanta, a on of the late cording to the popularity of the party *s«V -^sv ^-^P^ B^ps^Hs^s^iMsais^s^Hs^usas^sB •• 11 I •§•• •S^PSWHSHMSBI>S>^—^HSISSS>HSSSSBS^SJSVSVS;S^S^S^SS>I^-~>^H>|>S^~ ^- — or the prejudice of the moment. new depot. AddrcMH by I>. C*. Dninaa. John W. Hugrhes and a Georgrik Tech The railroad company has named graduate, will be glad to hear the "The judiciary is the one part of our The address by D. G- Dumas, editor news of MB speedy" recovery from an for Elbert Hubbard's new book—"Health in the Making.*' Written in his attractive manner and filled political system which is sacred. When L,eon^ S. L>ure as its arbiter. The prop- of "The Oil Miller." Atlanta, Ga., on erty-owners are naming other persons operation for appendicitis at the Aator with his shrewd philosophy, together with capital advice on Sanatogen, health and contentment. It'ts FREE. >v"Uliajn M'irt was asked to urge an "The Results Of Co-operation," was sanitarium. New York cHy, last week."' 1 Chief Justice John Marshall the popu- for that purpose. In case the arbiters received with a great deal of applause. are unable to g~et together on the T-Jis mother, Mrs; 'Gharles L.- 'Hugrh&s/l Tear this off as • reminder to address THE BAUER CHEMICAL CO..32-S Irving PL, New York. lar deHiand^ for'Aaron Burr's conviction, l At this session Secretary-Treasurer K.. left Atlanta to be with her son dur- \ lie replied j 'You might as well tell amount of damages, the matter will be I'. Chlvcr made his annual report as submitted to the courts'. \ me e tin" n% hiee operation*. _ .Humboldt that, the people demand the sucii and also as chairman of the bu- Mr. Hughes now holds responsible moon have t'our horns.' of the .arbiters will be held abou't r-.cau of publicity. 1 June 20. '. position with the Standard Oil .com- ' ."The governor and other state house Mr. Chiver&* report showed that his pany. " I officers are elected-, by majorities and copnmlttee v,'as fortunate in having Dr. in the performance of their political Andrew M. Soule, president of. the state functions are expected to represent,ma- ' —17,338 ACRES college of agriculture, at' Athens, Ga., Jorities. T*he judge has no concern to continue writing .semi-monthly ar- WILSON JOINS UNION Men and Religion Bulletin •with them, but if the most baited man OF TtFT COUNTY \JLAND ticles on the uses and value of cot- is entitled to the judgment, it should ton seed- meal, and these articles were OF THE STONE CUTTERS given widespread publicity through the No. 176 ~ be rendered him against the protests Tifton, Ga., June (Special.) — of the entire state. assistance of Ernest E. Dallis^ of At- "W-ashington, June 15,—President Wll- t "Despite the experimentation" of our Somewhere, sometime, somehow 17,338 lanta, who has served as publicity pro- acres of Tlfc .county land have, disap- moter for the .ssociation for the past son today became a member of thd i legislature along- revolutionary lines, peared, though no one seems to know local union -of Journeymen ritone Ma-! I have an abiding faith in. the per- sons. Representatives of the union who manency of our'instilutions and the In- secretary-treasurer. where present when Mr. Wilson re- tegrity of tour state as long as justice cently laid the cornerstone of the Amer- >is administered by upright judges; as ican Red Cross memorial building here provided by the olet '>ragna Chart a j brought his a card of honorary mem- YOU ARE without fear, favor or affection." bership. VMtable Xoveltle*. Presidents McKinley, Koos«velt and Taft also accepted honorary member- The-address was a call away from the why these acres are not on the tax ships In unions -during Chelr tenure of ! "impatient' individuals hoping for the cordance with the Georgia rules and, office. ' worse and inculcating the gospel of books, but none answer the question. that arbitrationa 'be held under these pessimism that whatever is is wroni?," The fact is that they are not there rules. He, was followed by Ernest B. it was an argument for fewer laws and' and that ends i t. The tax equalizers Dallls, of ^Atlanta, who delivered » have been working on the tax books EXPECTED Xb-ose based on. justice and the proven talk on, "Publicity and, Avertlaing/' Vols Sign SJiee/tan. precedents of the past in legislation; for several weeks and though the>y The convention was entertained by of clinging: to the safeties of the past have "found" a considerable acreage, the Southern Cotton Oil company dur- Nashville, Tenn., June 15.—Manager in education, building on the broad thl?> amount of Tift county land re- ins- the afternoon on a chartered boat Schwartz, of the Nashville Southern foundation ot" truth and not of the un- main* lout: A list of the missing for a trip out to sea and a tour of league team, announced today' the acreagre in the different lots, has been the Savannah harbor. purchase of Second Baseman Sheehan stable novelties so prevalently" ex- p-ublished in the hope that the property from the- Toronto club of the Interna- ploited, owners will come to the1 assistance of tional league. Sheehan will report im- 3*he governor cited the constitution the equalizers and return tne missing mediately. Until recently Sheehan 'has MEN'S MASS MEETING of the state, shaped by Robert Toombs, land. However, it is an assured fact HE FAILS IN DOUBLE been in the line-up of the St. Paul an alumnus of Georgia, a-stern instru- that there will be a goo3 bit of this club. ^ ment which has held the state to con- land that won't get on the tax books ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE servatism and strength through many this year. ^ . storms of temporary revolution. / He Rome, Ga., June 15.—(Special.)—A SUNDAY AFTERNOON • aaid that as this constitution "was desperate 'attempt at suicide by means found no consolation for the aerial INDEPENDENT. ICE M[EN of gas, and a safety razor blade "was legislative financier, rich, only in theo- made b\y Frank Bennett, a young mer- ries for the expenditure of other peo- MEET HERE THURSDAY chant of Rome, who' Is supposed to ple's moneys." But when it -became, nec- have become temporarily deranged THE GRAND essary to refund the bonds of the state • when'the European war had depressed over financial troubles. v \ Macon, Ga., June 15.— (Special.)—The Bennett operated a'small candy shop commerce and impoverished the people, independent ice dealers of Georgia, who on East ,First- street and turned on money was shrinking, and the bravest held &'• preliminary meeting in Macon the gas and placed a pipe connected doubted the possibility to meet the sit- several weeks ago to discusa a proposed w ith the 5et In his mouth. At the luattori, the constitution was the solu- bill having for its object to do away same time he opened a vein In his they have no excuse for their »ln." tion, and financiers were attracted to with the ice tru^t in this state/'will /leg with a razor -blade. After he be- contest for the \bonds of ^this atate, hold another meeting in Atlanta at the came weak from loj*s of blood he fell whose fundamental laws guaranteed Piedmbnt hotel Thursday. from -the table, and therefore ceased . , —John 15:22. their redemption, and >a native Geor- It Is the object of the association to to Inhale the gas. His young wife be- Lung-Vita Conquers Consumption gian, with familiarity with, and faith have the bill passed by the legislature came alairmed at. his failure to come in, this great fact, outbid the ea'stern at the coming session. The association 'homeland, golnjc to his place'of-busi- bidders, and for the first time in the- haa 71 members and Glenn G. Toole, a ness, found It locked. Peering through history of any state took over the en- local ice dealer, ia the president. ~ tire issue of his state. the window she saw her husband cov- ered with blood and called in help. 11 "The tax equalization law, progres- The young'man was removed to a local t - . • TRUTH in advertising is a necessity. "'THERE IS NO JUSTIFICATION sive in that it simply enforces the con- hospital and prompt measures saved BPrugitl»ta supplied by Atlanta Jobbers.] for calling beer "liquid food." A glass cif stitutional provisions by requiring all ELEVEN NEGRO TIGERS r his life. Editors recognize this. to bear their? proportionate burdens and beer costing 25 pf. has no more nourishment therefore simply compelling obedience FINED IN WAYCROSS to:, an old and recognized principle, Ad meti preach it. " chan a piece of cheese costing i pf.— made the result - possible," said the Waycro«», Ga., June 15.— (Special.)— speaker. After one of .the longest sessions of WHAT SAY YOU? Concluding, the governor said: the recorders' court ever held, eleven PARKS-CHAMBERS-HARDWICK CO. " 'Almost all the excesses during leaves "peorgia and her sister states may well out of twelve negroes charged with A FALSTAFF BKER ad says: of absence, fightings and disturbances of learn the lesson. Let science enrich violating the city whiskey law were v her; let Industries multiply our' re- convicted and sentenced today. - Kach public orderv (in the army) are to be traced sources; let enterprise and commerce 'defendant waa fined une hundred dol- "Beer is a food.. Brea(l and beer are increase the comfort pf mankind- let lars or ninety days on the gani?. It made of the same materials; cereals, yeast to dririjk— engineers, with old laws newly discov- was the bijffges^ number of blind tigers \ ered, opeta streams and traverse skies ever handled at one time in Way cross. and water. Bre'ad is solid: beer is liquid— i " 'We 'must speak piainh'. But In it all the eternal truth should Visiting Golf Players both are highly nourishing! Physicians " 'IT IS MOSTLY BEER which causes PICKS HOLE IN JAIL prescribe beer to produce '.energy v , build AT PERRY AND FLEES tissue at»d strengthen nerves. Good beer so much mischief.' " * Welcome to Our Store is the elixir of life." V - . SterSing Silyer Perry, .Ga.. June 15.—(Special.)— Der Arbstinente Arbeiter (No. 22, 1912). Chess L-ockerman. a young white man '* • •• • BUT NOTE— describes the last October fcst in Munich— Goblets for accused of stealing a cow from Charlie Where you will find many interesting things Davis, and selling the'cow in Monte- A document distribute^ in thei GER- zuma, wae arrested and put- In jail on in our exclusive Sporting Goods Department '^A sort of country fain— i Wedding Gifts Saturday night. Owing to the extreme MAN ARMY has this inscription: !• heat, he was allowed to remain ip the to while away youi- time when not at the "ABOVE AJ,L ABUNDANT BEER. Silver Goblets in plain and tTorridor. Last night he found a. small > " 'The minister vof war has the honor piece of water pipe with which he The first week a drunken attendant was til read patterns are gold at icked a hole in the wall of the jail links -^- • . '.',".'.'.''. . • \ to announce that it is thelwish of the head J8.50 and $12.00'each respect- Kirge enough to crawl through, threw of the army that these pamphlets be dis- fatally stabbed. Some days afterwards two ively. his blanket over the wall and scaled people Were injured in the same way, and Six oi tile plain Goblets sell It, making good !hi» escape. v All lines of Sporting Goods,-including an tributed without charge and. at the same on the last SUNDAY there were in ;a sin- for $45; six of the thread de- extensive collection of the finest Golf Clubs, time with explanation of contents by the sign sell for *70. ROAD BOOSTERS tiEET officers.'" ••...'. ;, gle beer booth, the Brau Rosi, no less than Mail orders forwarded pre- accessories and apparel— 48 persons wounded, among them two paid. AT HAWKINSVILLE TODAY The pamphlet states— policemen^ Call and' let us show you Besides the most up-to-date lines of light- * .IlawUinsville,- <3a.. June 15,™(Spe- " 'In a seidel (a pint) of ordinary BKER "In all 363 cases of wounds and 143 of what splendid values we offer ctal.)—Boosters of the "Short-cut" weight Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and there is a little whiskey glass of pure alco in useful, serviceable i and hljchway route for the Dixie highway T sudden sickness. v Jiatldgome wedding gift*. Shoes— ( hoi. Pure alcohol is to be considered a Writ'e for 160-pa'ge' illus- POISON— "Of these nQ were women."' trated catalogue. Again we extend to you the courtesies and conveniences of our store. \ If Germans say such, things concerning BEER-— Flalerdc Berkeie, Inc. NEW COUNTY PROMOTERS And Georgia forbids its sale—should ads represent it as food? Gold uid Should the Mayor and Council license clubs and saloons to sell it in Atlanta? 'SiKenmith* READY FOR LEGISLATURE Parks - Chambers - Hard wick 1 , The Executive Committee 31 Whitehall St. Verily IB the leg-ialature now upon us. Announcement was matJe on Tues- 1 Company j EiUbliilxd 1&7 day thiit- the promoters of Hhe pro- N. B.—We acknowledge our debt to Gordon's "Anti-Alcohol Movement In Europe" for fact* and flgurak posed new counties of Tato and Hnn- «eli have eng^agreet headquarter* in the 37-39 Peach tree Atlanta, Ga. Kim ball House. iNEWSPAPERl NEWSPAPER! n''^'-^l : r :v : ;:> : ;T ; ; : Page Ten. " •'•' "' ." \ -''' .'"' " " '•* '• T^ <&r^^ 'b "1^r ^M- ' 5 .vr^"'-' Wins Team Ties in Win Dexter tlanta Match Cup Open Ganie

grass-cutter to Perry, and was safe when he fumfbled. He went to third on B)aland s short single to right and scored when Bill Rumler came through Standing of th* Ctab* Whitney and Dexter Are Tied CRACKERS CAPTURE with a pinch bln-gle to center. OUIMET, WITH 151, The Gulls made their first run in the sixth. Calhoun was pinked In the Boatben slats by Allen, advanced to second when CLUBS. Won. Lost. P. C. New Orleans »T \Z2 .9X7 Burke walked, to third on a short sin- Memphis XI £6 . .fc6t gle by Dobard and scored when Allen Na*hvlll» , .. IS 27 .660 FIRST FROM BULLS uncorked a wild pitch. Their other Birmingham .. ^.. -.. ^ i. ... II 2« .644 IS L0|fALTER For tht LoW Qualifying Score; \ " T.—TTT^J. run came In the ninth Inning. Dohard Chattanoora 2ft 38 .6*0 singled, went to second- on MiTler-s sac* ATLANTA 28 32 ' .448 rifice and scored on Nelderkorn's sin- Mobile 21 >S .397 Pretty Game Won in Ninth gle. Utll« Bock :0 31 .157 Honor Divided, However, The Crackers won the game In their half. Elbe! singled, and continued to Amerieiuk . Sttvtfa Atlantic _ Round—Korfhagen Looks third when Burke let the pill get. CLUB8. TV. Iju P.O. CLUBS. TV. . With James Thompson, Atlanta Wins the Team Trophy through his legs, from where he count- Chicago . 12 IB .627 ColumbuH. .3 i .780 Detroit - . 32 21 .«04 Charleston .3 2 .600 Good—Final Score Was ed on a short Texas lea-guer to right .26,18 .581 by Williams. , Boston . . Albany . .12 .foe ^Philadelphia Professional. club of Atlanta, all extended invitations better known, of cheating—if he did New York 24 23 .591 Savannah. .12 .nglewood, former metropolitan and main in« ten will be selected as above. Carroll, of New Orleans; E. M. Good- lake, caromed onto the • lake and two Newn&n. la 14 WaycroM .21 20 New Jersey state champion; .Max R. on a short "push" single back of first Moratt, cf. . Griffin . Tie for Low Medal Score.' win, of Louisville; Wi. A. Gunter, Jr.. putts gave this player a three. by Otto Williams. 14 20 Gainesville 1» 21 Marston, who won the New Jersey state o,f Montgomery ; A. H. iMallory, of Mem- Willlama, 2b. . M 21 T'masvflie 17 22 title laut Saturday, and Henry J. Top- .Monday morning' C.' L, Dexter, of Championship Palrlngm. The game was In many respects a Lee, If. ... Annl«ton. Vatdoita. .16 24 phis; \V. C. Redding, of JUafon; M. C. good one. and the rival hurlers, while II 21 ping, or Greenwich, Conn., runner-up Dallas, Texas, turned in a card of 82, Groover, of Jacksonville; E. D. Thom- The pairings for the first round of Manning, rf. . which stood so low tha.t it located like- being Jn hot water several times, pitch- Bis land. SB. . In the French championship last year. usson. of Chattanooga; R. H. Bftugrh, of match play in the championship divi- ed good ball. Kelly, who started the George Low, of the local'club, George ly that he would bo the low, modal sion starting this morning at 9 o'clock Rumler, c. . . Birmingham, -and S. I. Munsrer, of Dal- pastimlng for Bill Smith's crew, was Korfhagen. £b. WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY McLean, of Philadelphia; and Clarence winner. " - >. t laa. Is as follows: Hackney, of Atlantic City, led the oth- Just i before dusk, however. Nelson Nelson Whitney r. . , C. H. chased in the second round by Umpire .Ethel. 2b. "Whitney, southern champion, turned ' , Uua]lfTl,nc Scores. Munger v. Frank T. Clark, H, Tutwller v. O'Toole. O'Toole called the thirrt strike I Kelly, p. . . ; er professionals ^vlth 152 each. Alex in a card that tied Mr. Oexter's. and A, T. Slmmo'ns, a. N. Aldredge V. S. L, on Kelly and when this worthy violent- Allen, p. . . . Southern ]>ajni«. * Smith,. Wykagyl, New York, and George C. L. Dexter, of l>allas, Texas, and ly threw his bat towards the locals Mobile in Atlanta. Memphiw Jn Nashville; bargent,. Chevy Chase, -Washing-ton, ,D. in all probability they wilt play, off Nelson Whitney, 'the southern cham- Probasco. C. W. Jones v. , W. •Jenkins ... N. O. la\B'ham, Chattanooga In Little Rock. for the low score at some later - date Gunn v. J.. 'C. McAfee, W. R. Tlchenor v. bench, and In all probability spoke un- •\ C., tw-o former "holders of the open pion. tied for the low medal, with. £2 T. R. Brem, • v. Jack Howard, kindly to the umps, O'Toole promptly Totals 33 3 8 27 10 2 title, finished with 1G3-each, but Al^x during the tournament, yet to be desig- each. \ , 8ontb Atlantic LMJTD*. \ nated bv the i^olf committee. G. w. Fooshee v. , A. C. Ulmer chased him. Allen, who substituted, Columb'a In Albany. Savan'h Jn Jack'«. Rows, of Weeburn, MASS., failed to- R. P. Jones. Jr., the 13-year-old son! pitched good ball.-and got out of sev- xOne out when winning run scored. qualify by one stroke, his total being An ideal day greeted the golfing v. J. E. Bngland, Jr.. A. M. Post v. F M. •Batted for Allen in ninth. Aucuata Jn Colamb'u; Caarlea'n Jn Macon, hosts. In the morning, it was a trine of Mr. .and Mrs. R. P. Jones, led the Lnxton. Vf. N. Reid v. D. E. Root. R. G, eral very bad holes. This makes Al- lo.;. windv, and waa marred by an occa- Atlanta entrants with a splendid score Buah v. J. H. Tucker, Jr.,,J. W. Pratt v. len' aema!d, Sargent and McLean being only occasional gusts of wind came to of the Atlanta delegation. / R. . T. Jones* Jr., v. = . A. M. the players. handicap them on the course. ^ \ Throckmorton v. Bryan Heard, Turner "Wat- Korfbajcea Look* Good. Summary—^Two-base hit. Burke; dou- . Due to the thorough, patient and D. S. Henderson led the Chattanooga kins v. W. B. McNeil. Clarence Knowlea v. Korfhager, the Crackers' new third- ble plays, Allen to Eibel to Korfhagen, Boston Jn Chlcaco. Brook'n In St. LouJa. Tomorrow another 36-hole qualify- painstaking efforts of Scott Hudson, delegation with an $3. He. like young W. F. Anderson, W. Collier v. J, S. Ralne. •acker, made a good Impression on the X>oba/rd i to Calhoun, Lee to Kibel; in-, N. Y. Jn Chicago. PhlladI'a In Ftttebura:. ing round will be played by the other chairman iif the greens committee- of Jones, missed an ' easy put on several Julian Hortrldge v. perry Adalr. C. P. King assembled multitude yesterday. Korr- nings pitched, by Kelly 2 With 1 hit, entrants, who inclu.de *'Ch!ck" Evans, the Atlanta Athletic club, the course occasions, that would have put both v. C. F. Hlckman. — v.- A. A. hagen looks .very much like our es- no runa;. struck out, ^ by Kelly 1, by John G. Anrt^rponj Jerome D. Travers. was in championship condition^ and in the money. Davidson, T. ~W- Palmer v. ! , B. c. teemed left gardener Billy Lee, being Allen 3, by Townueend 3; bases on Chicago Jn Buffalo. St. Loul« in Newark. Walter C. Haffen; James M. Barnea. A. A. Da-vidson, of Atlanta, and G. Perkins v. L.\ M. Watts, C. 38. BromS v. LOUJS Tellier, of France, ami Ben . many were the deserved compliments, C T. Dunham, •— v. W. H. Rowan. about the same build and height, lie balls, off Allen 2, off Townserid 3; sac- Kan. CJty In Bait 're, Plttab'» in Brookl'n. that Mr. Hudson received throughout W. Fooshee. of Memphis, were .tied for TV, M, Paul v. McQ. Tyson. H. Halsell v. field* his position well, and stands up rifice hits. Manning 4, Northern, Town- Sayers, the Scotchman. the -day. next position with £4. Whitney Bouden, G. W., Adalr v. J. A. to the plate In the latest apiproved send, Miller; stolen base, Moran; wild 1 The following players Qualified to- Seven men were tied at 86. six at 47, Selden, : v. C. L. Dexter. style. Yesterday he handled V6ne assist pitches. Allen; hit by pitched ball, by Oalnea'» In Oothan, BrunMW'k In Thorn'*. day: DEfflrnlt Couroe. four alt 88. and five at 89, making Note—The blanks shown above will be and two p>ut-outs\ as good as could be Allen (Calhoun), by Kelly (Calhoun),. Valdoata In Waycroai. Francis Oulm^t, Woodland. Mass., 151; The Constitution predicted In Tues- twenty-nine" scores turned fn that were filled In from the players who engage In wanted. One of his put-outs completed by Townaend (Jenkins. Time, 2 houtra. Jamefc Thompson, Philadelphia, 151;- Clar- day's issue, that a<93 would qualify in under 90. Twenty-five more players •g^M-r^-AJitllrmiff* TI>.IIB>I ence Hackney, Atlantic City, 1152; George the- play-off previous to the atari of the- a fast double, play. He also secured Umpire, O'Toole. Roma In Ann Jut on. Griffin Jn LaGranra Low. -Baltufcrol, X. J.,'•152 ; George' McLean the championship division. It did, and range from 90 to 93, inclusive. To championship • play a» explained fully one safe rap, a stinging single ,to right Talladeva in Newn&n. Dunwoodic, N. Y., 1&2; Alex Smith, Wyka- also ten 94'-?- complete the championship .division of previously, center. Korfhagen looks go*d\and If jryl, X. Y.. 15*; George Sargent. Chevy Chaw*. The reason for such high .qualifying sixty-four, ten of the i ninety-four Druid Hills Toum«r- hi» playing Tuesday is any indication Washington, D.. C.. 15^; ^R. G. Macdonald scores Trvlll be eligible after the play- Eastman Wins. scores was. in the opinion of nearly Today at Druid Hills will be devoted of his value, he should make good. Buffalo; N. Y., 153; Tom McXamara, Bos- everyone, due to the championship as- off this morning. Eastuan, Ga., June 15.—(Special.)— Athletic* Sign Hurler. ton, Maaa.. 153; H, II. Barker, Richmond. pect of the course itself. .Nearly every- The • (Jualifyin^ 'scores are as fol- to^-practice rounds in advance of the Nelderkora Klttla* Star. Providence, R. I., June 35.—Crowell, Va.. 154^ Wilfred R«ld. Sen View, N. J.. 154; invitation tournament that _iwill be In the second game of the series Charles Hoffner, Woodbury, X, J.. 156 • G one was a unit in (declaring that the lows: \ . ^ To Doc Neiderkorn. the ex-Cracker played on the. Eastman diamond • thl« fl-rst string pitcher of the Brown innl- course is some five to ten- strokes hard- started there Thursday.» catcher, goes the hitting honors of verilty baseball team, signed a three- O. iSimpoon. Oak Park. 111.. 156; Jack Hoh- Champlonshtp DIvielOBu The 161 entrants who failed to afternoon Eaatman defeated Cochran en«i Knelewood. N. J.. 157; Oswald Klrky. er than any other, course in the south. the day. I>oo •was the one of the'two year contract with the Philadelphia Englewood. N. J.. 157; Arthur Reid, Upper To the tournament committee, head- 82 —C . I*. Dextelr, Dallas; Nelson Wnlt- qualify in the first Blxty-four Tues- players In the twenty used to make by a score Vof 8 to 7. Tn the fifth Innlnc American league club today. He will day will be eligible in this tourna- 1 M on tcl.tl r, N. J.. 158: Joe Mitchell. Rtdge- ed by Mr, Rvan, - secretary, assisted ney. N«w Orleans. "> over one hit. Four time* he faced Eastman knocked DIcXerson, Who wa* join the Athletic* Friday. wood, N. J.. . 158; ETmer Loving. Quaker most ably by professionals Sherwood, 33 — 1>. S. Henderson, Ohatt&noocm, Tenn.; ment; as will every other golfer In At- the locals' hurlers, and on, three 'oc- Baibrblngton, a Brown inflelder, will R. P. Jonen, ' Jr., Atlanta. lanta whose handicap being 18 or v twirling for Cochran, out of the box, RJdKe. N. Y.. 15$; Dan Kenny, Hamilton, of Memphis, and In gals, of Montgom- &4— -A. A. Davidson,. Atlanta; G. -W. casion hit safely: It was his hit in the and he was relieved by Puss. • Vaughan, report to the New York National team Ont., 156; Herbert Laxerblade, Yo'ungetown. erv. is due much praise and credit for more wsts prohibited from playing in ninth inning that gave the tying r,un this week, having agreed to terms sortie Ohio. IBS: Diivld McKay. Bellvue. Pa., 15S • Fooshee. Memphis. the championship qualifying round. v pitching for Eastman, gave up six hits, their ^efficient handling of the start. 86 — Chester Jones. Macon; "W. JT. Rowan, to the Gulls. Moran'B triple and Burke's time ago. William Hunterv St. Louis. Mo., 159; Jack In'"eisht hours they moved from the No qualifying, round will be played double were other hitting features. while 'the Eastman [team got eleven Hutchln»ori, Pittaburg, Pa.. '159; Max Mar- Knoxville: W. Collier. Birmingham; Jack at I>ruid Hills- Players .will be paired Bion. Baliusrol, N.. J.. 159; David Steven*. first tec one hundred and seven pairs Howard. -Montgomery, Ala.; T. W. Falmer, according to their scores at East Lake How They S*c«r«d. hits off Cochran pitchers. The features Mohawk, N". Y., 161; Frank vAdams. French of golfers iincl only the slow play of Atlarita; B. E. Roou Atlanta; B. G. Buah, of the game were the home run by Lick. Ind., 161; George T. Sayers. Merion. the contestants themselves can be New Orleans. Tuesday. Those who did not quality The locals scored first In the open- Games Wanted. will be paired according to their club ing round. Moran tripled to the'bank Means- of Cochran, with two men on Pa,. 181; .Macdonald Smith. Wykffnyl. N. Y,' blamed for everyone not\finishing, »7—W . F. Anderson, Jacksonville: Whitu - Central Tarda -,woUld like to arrange 1«1; Witllamn MacFarlane-. Elizabeth. N". J.. ney Bovrden; Xew Orleans. La. : W- ^ "- handicap- in right, and scored on Manning's sac- bases, scoring three runs, giving Coch- games with any teams ouc of the city Atlmmta Win* Team Prlxey f»al. Charlotte. ?f; C. ; Scott V Proba»eo, • The first and second rounds of 161; Emtl Loeffer. Plttaburg. PaJ, 161; Harry rifice bunt. In jtlio third they added an- ran six runs to Eastman's eight, and for Saturday*. Phone 3I92-A, ,or write Hampton. Lenox, afasfi., 1«1; H. Jv Topping, Sixteen clubs entered four men as ChatttanooKa; Herbert , Tutwtl*r; Birming- match play will be played Thursday, other. With two out, .Manning hit a scoring another run in this inning. j E. D. Clowe. 46 Ella ttreet. reenwich, Conn.. 161, *> their tea-ms In the contest for the team ham; O. W^atkine, Chattanooga. the semi-finals Friday morning and S8 —Milto n Dargan. Jr.. Atlanta; C. B. trcfphv, the aggregate low medal of the the finalT s Friday afternoon. A« many four men playing to determine the -win- Brume, Mont«om«ry ; Ferry Adalr, Atlanta; flights as are filled will be played. ner. A. "W. Post. New Orleans. Trophies will be awarded to the win- 89 — w., R. Tlchenor, Atlanta; C. P. ners and runners-up in each flight. '- The Atlanta Athletic club team, com- Kin »r. Atlanta; J.. C. McAfee, Macon ; J. posed of G. W. Adalr. Perry Adair; \V. E. Enrich. Jr., IJUlft Rook; JU M. Watts, H. Rowan and R. T. Jones, Jr.,' won Helena.. Ark. , the team tropfay\ with an aggregate of 90 — F. T. Clark*; Nashville; Clark Don* 347. , " aldeoD. Atlanta.; Bryan Heard, Dallaa; G. The Audubon1 club of Net* Orleans W. Adalr. , Atlanta. NATIONAL LEAGUE finished second this team was com- 91— C. H. Munger, Dallas, Texas; ' "W. posed of Nelson "Whitney, R- G. Bush, Richardson, Memphis, Tenn. ; B. C. Per- Whitney Bouden and W. P. Stewart. kins. New Oriels; A. M., Throckmorton. Blrminrbam : Dr. J. A. Selden. Macon, Ga. ; Card* 4, Dodacem 3. Their aggregate was 351. C. F. Hlckman, Colyinbua ; Ai C. Ulmer. i The-JDallas Golf and Country club fin- Jacksonville. St. Louis. Mo.. June IB.—By defeat- ished third. Their team was Bryan 92 — W. D. McNeil. Macon: J. W Spratt. ing Brooklyn, 4 to 2. today th* St. Heard. G. H. Aldrtdge, C. H. Murtger Jacksonville;- T. R. Brent, Charlotte. N. C.- Louis Nationals went into third place. Brooklyn scored two runs in the sec- and C. Li, Dexter. Their total was F. M. Lax ton, Chartott*>, X. C.: J Hart- v 356. ridge. Jacksonville, Fla, ; Will Guno. Ma- ond inning k on two ' singles and a The other teams finished in the fol- con ; ,C. T, Dunham. Atlanta. \ double. The locals, however, went lowing order: Macon, Ga., 35JS; Druid 93 — J. H. Tucker, 'Jr., Jacksonville- J. 8. ahead .In the fifth by timely hitting Hills Golf Club, Atlanta. 364; Mont- Ralne. Atlanta : H. • Halaell, Dallas- A T and by taking advantage of Brook- gomery Country cl,ub, 366; Birming- Simons, Atlanta: C. K Howies, Atlanta; Mc- Ivn's errors. • After the second Inning Ghee Tyson, Knoxville; G. N. Aldredce. Sallee allowed but two hits. ham Country club, 367; Charlotte Coun- Dallas; W. -N.iah Reid, Montgomery try club. 367; New Orleans Country 94~R. P. Jones, Atlanta; \ 3. Hard. At- Score by Inning*: , K. H- B. club, 3,72; Chattanooga Country club, lanta; Milton Dargan. Atlanta; .Leigh Car- Brooklyn ...... 020 000 000—2 « 2 374: Capitol City Country club, Atlanta, rdll. New Orleans; Carl MtPtt, Atlanta- St. Louis .... 000 120 lOx—4 10 0 378; Memphis Country clubv 37&; Nash- E. V. Patterson, Charlotte. N. C; • C M Batteries—Dell, «.Appleton and Mc- ville Country club,1- 380; Little Rock Sclple. Atlanta ; Ewlng TV'atkln*. Chatta- Carty; Sallee and Snyder. Country club, 388; Knoxville -Country nonpa; Dick Gray. Atlanta; R. H. Baugh, Atlanta's club, 397. Birmingham; . C. B. Whit worth, Nashville- Giant* 8, Red* O. 1 C. v. Rainwater. Atlanta; J. A. Ellen, At- Cincinnati. June 15.—After not al- Today's Program. lanta, \ lowing a man\to reach first base in six The following1 players who did not 95 — F. H. Hyatt^ Jr.. Columbia,; S. C.; Innings. Dale weakened in the seventh, complete their qualitying round Tues- W. B. Stratford, Montgomery. Ala, ;' . Frank New York scoring sljt runs off six day must be ready, by not later than 8 Adalr, Atlanta; W. C. Holleyman, Atlanta; H. G.. Ejelbles, Birmingham; A. J. Crompton, hits, an error and a base on balls be- o'clock Wednesday or forfeit their Charlotte. ' \ ' fore he was replaced by Toney, who chances to remain in the championship allowed another run In this inning. First Choice C — W. P. Stewart, N»w Orleans; W. H. division: Glean. Atlanta; Taylor Postel, 'Savannah; New York won easily, 8 to 0, 'as Tea- J. D. Harnett. AH Hunnlcutt. H. C. W. H. Griffith. Atlanta; L. D. Scott. At- reaU pitched elegant ball, allowing Johnson and C. H. Cox. lanta; Lowry Arnold. Atlanta; "Walton only four hits. Players •who qualified in 94 strokes Blum. Savannah ; Joseph A. Jonea, Char- Score by Innings: R. H. El. must report to the golf committee at .lotte, N. C. 97 —J . D.-v Marshall. Chattanooga, Tenn. ; New York . . . 000 000 710—8 10 0 six • the first tee by not later than 8:30 Cincinnati .... 000 000 000—0 4 1 o'clock Wednesday for the play-off to W. AlCrlend, Atlanta; H G. Wellborn. Co-' Batteries—Teereau and Myera, determine which of their number- re- lumWa, S. C.; J. B. Martin; Atlanta; Brnettt Smith; Dale, Toney and Clarke. main in. the championship division or Martin. Chattanooga; A. A^ Doonan, At- $ lanta; W. J. Tllaon. Atlanta, I. L, Graves. forfeit their chances to do so. Knoxville. Tenn. Cnb» "•*, BJrmv*H O. These players: R. P. Jones, S. Hard, 93 — Morton Hodgson, Athene^ Ga.; R. G. Chicago, June i*r-—**nicago shut out Milton Dargan. -t-eigh Carroll, Carl Blanton. Atlanta; F. W. Stonm, Atlanta; Joe Boston, 4, to 0, today. TheL locals Mott. E. V. Patterson, Ewing Watkins, Gumfael, New Orleans; V. JUl«a; Lttle [ 1385 bunched their vfcll* in the second and Dick Gray. R. H. Baugh. C. B. Whit- Rock; W. D. Fuller. Nashville; Scott Hud- I sixth' Innings and scored their runs worth. C. V. Rainwater and J. A. EUen. son, Atlanta. I then. Vaughn pitched w«l] Jn the Not later than 9 o'clcxft thl» sixty- 99—F . \V. Buchett, New Orleans; Ed May- t Ijwrry, CharJeatoo, S, C. ; Rogers . Smith. pinches ana kept the visitor*' hits well four contestants in the first round, of Na«AvlI)e; C. H. Bldley> Atlanta; C. A. scattered. Smith made four hits In •match play-off the cha-mpionahip di- Petry, Montgomery, Ala.; C. R. \Atchl90n, four times up. vision will -be^sent away at rapid in- Atlanta; C. J. Holdltca, Atlanta. Sight Bostonlans were sent to the tervals, the last pair to be sent away 100 — C. K. Corwln. Atlanta; E. N. Rodgers, clubhouse for baiting Umpire Qulgley In the .morning round 'by not later KnoKvllle, Team.; V. GeltoU Jfew Orleans They were Strand, Mitchell, Rudolph, than 11:30 o'clock. La.; H. W. Grady, Jr.. Atlanta,; S. V. Uan- James, Evers, Whaling, Connolly and aky. Kn'oxvllle. Tenn.; G«orge B. F«rry, Blr- The results of the play in this rounv d Moran. will determine the first and ^)eco nd mlngrham; J-.N, -Doyle. Jr., Little Rock; S. Score by innlnga: . ~ R. H. E. thirty-twos, the •winners forming the Y. Tupper. Jr., Atlanta: Jerome Moore, At- lanta- W. P. Maury, Memphis; Robert Adalr, Boston ..... 000 000 000—0 6 1 first and, thfi, losers the second. ° In Atlanta; V. R. Smith, Atlanta. \ Chicago . . \ . . 010 003 OOx— 4 10 3 the afternoon the two thirty-twos will 101 — Dowdell Brown, Atlanta; W. N. Tirri- Batteries—Hughes and Gowdy: meet. The winners in the first thirty- mona, Atlanta; F. C. Groover, ' Jacksonville; Vaughn and J3rcanal.an. two will form the championship flight Gua Lyone* lilt tie Rock; J. O. Smith, Atlan- of sixteen, the losers the second flight, ta; A. Stewart, New Orleans; J. C. McMi- The winners, in the second thirty-two, chael, Atlanta; B. M. Hull, Bavannah. , wet ground*. will form the third flight and the loser* 102 — Lloyd Parks, Atlanta; Naah R. Broylea, Atlanta; E. Christ, New Orleans; Orlln the fourth flight. Klrklan, Montgomery; Robert H. Richards, Thursday morning the .first round of Chattanooga, Tenn.; D. M. Rose, Jr., Knox- match play in all flights will be played, ville. Tenn.; H. J. Hopkins, Atlanta; F. the second round in the afternoon. Frl- Adair. Jr.. Atlanta; G. J. Avent. Atlanta. $)ay, all tlay, 36 holes match play will 103—i-gaunder s Hlckey, Atlanta ; V. N. AMERICAN LEAGUE fee the program, this being the semi- Hacker, Knoxville. Tenn. ; John Mockman, finals In all events, including the de- Atlanta. H. F. Smith, Nashville; L. J>. Hill. feated eights in each flight, which will Atlanta; G- A. Howell, Atlanta. >' Y»k» », Brown* 4. be determined from the first round 104 — F. B. ^leador, Atlanta; P. T. Marye, Atlanta; S- I. Jdunger, Dallas; McEwwn Ran- New York. June 15.—Mniner.i hard Thursday. The finals wiU b* plftyed hitting enabled the New York Ameri- Saturday. oom, Nashville. 105 — R. S* Douglas, Peneacom; Don Rod- cans to make it a clean Bweep over' St. Dalla* Get« 1014 Event. era,- Knoxville. Tenn-.; F. D, Holland. At- Louis, the Yankees taking the fourth . 'At the annual meeting of the South- inta-iH. R. Calef. Atlanta; TV. H, Joneu, Bame of the eerie*, 9 to 4. In the third EAtlanta- J. C. McMlchael. Atlanta; T. E, W. Inning Mai»el cleaned the bases with More Studebaker Cars are running on the streets of Atlan- ern Golf association held last night Jamieson. Chattanooga; K. R. Cobb, Atlanta. several .invitations for the fifteenth an- a double. He came up again with the 106 —J . D. IB by, AtlantarChester Watkinn, bates full in the seventh and drove in nual tournament were 'considered hy Chattanooga; G. T. Hunter, Knoxville; W. ta than any other car on the market costing more than $500. the executive committee. • i, , H. Bnnkley, Brunswick, Ga,; J. M. Scott, two more runs with a slngrle, acorlnB The Asheville Country club of Ashe- Charlotte, N. C. • later himaelf on High's Single. In the Registration figures show that Studebaker is easily Atlan- ville, N. C-. the Montgomery' Cwintry 107 —Kill s Barnett, Montgomery; J. O. eighth he drove In Pefckinpaugh -with club of Montgomery, Ala., the Memphis Adams, Aaheville; M. C. Jones, Macon; P. his fourth hit. A great one-hand catch ta's FIRST; choice. And the reason is simply that men here Country club of Memphis, Tenn., the C. Watts, Montgomery. by Flpp on I*avan featured. . Dallas Golf ami Country club of Dal- 108—N . T. Montague, Chattanooga ; C. . Score ioy innings: R H B B Bryan, Charlotte, N. C. ; J. L. Dickey. St. Louin .... 001 110 001—t 8 14 in Atlanta have decided that it is utterly needless to pay las, Texas, and the Atlanta Athletic Jr.. Atlanta; J. D. Allen. Atlanta; G. B. • New York . . . 003 000 Six—9 11 0 Allen, Atlanta; B. F. Porter, Athena. | Batteries—James and Severoid' War- more than $1,385 for a SIX—that this Studebaker at that 1X>» — 3, iG. Brent, Memphis; J. O. Meth- ' hop and Sweeney. vin, Columbus, Ga. • 110 — E- H. Bamett, Atlanta; TV. C. price gives them all that they want in a SIX. iJtranahan, > Macon. v Detroit-Philadelphia—wet around*. 111—C . A. TVltcox, Atlanta; R. Bridges, Atlanta; N. Towne, New Orleans; L. H. Beck,. Atlanta. ' , And also, they have seen that it'6 decidedly unwise to pay less—un- 113 — P. D. Y*tea, Atlanta; C. Angler, At.' lanta. less they are willing to sacrifice quality for the few dollars they save. 114 — Bogene Dickey. Atlanta; IV. A. Gunter, Jr., Montgomery. Atlanta meh have never been rated as "poor" buyers. Ordinarily, 115 — R. Ruth. Montgomery; I. Greaham, Atlanta; W. B. Jackson. AthenB, Ga. ; J. they get FULL money's worth-^and you know it. They've bought B. Rancom. Nafchvltle. •8tudeb«ker ROADSTER t 988 117 — K. B. Thorn asBon, Chattanooga; T. Studebakar FOUR 985 more Studebaker SIXES this year than any other SIX on the mar- 9. Lynch, Atlanta. . Cracker*' Dally Hitting Studebaker SIX, 7-panenger ....1,450 124 — W, P. Wauhburne, KnoxvJlI*. 137— S. C. Williams, Atlanta. F. O. ». Detroit ket. And so before you decide(on a car, see this SDCthat's Atlanta's ARROW Tuesday's Game. First Choice. Have it put thro' your own tests. Then talk to our Players. O. A.B. R. H. P.C. Sb* COLLARS Some amusing Incidents marked the. Lee .515 Service Superintendent about the Studebaker Corporation's DEFI- first day of the tourney. Good-natured > Manning . . . 131 16 40 .305 chafing wa* Indulged In between many j Jenkins . . . 41 10» 11 32 .2»4 NITE Service that you get with every Studebaker. Of White PJqne or Repp, or plain of t^e contestants. Moran ... . . , 208 37 60 .299 One local entrant bet $10 that he Blnland . . . . 1,8 231 24 54 .244 Mull. iVery «jupciW taj fit and would qualify in 100. He took 110. William* . . . . 66 216 16 -62 .341 Another bet he wpuldn't put but two Rumler . . . . 66 200 28 48 .240 But bv all means do it to-day. You don'f; want to miss any more wear. It pays to ask for Arrowi. ball* in the lake. He splashed fn no Kelly .... .200 lese than clx. Hlett . . . . . IS 2S .200 good-driving days. We can make deliveries now at a day's notice— k 2for25t. Elbel .... . 6fl IBS 21 .184 Gathered around the bulletin board Thompson ', . 28 .17* ypu can get your car at once, if you act AT ONCE. cunrrr. pnABOPTfcCO.. INC. MAKERS .was quite H delegation commenting on Alton . . . . 40 ..175 the various scores as they were post- Korfhagen . . 18 ed. First It wassto spot the 2'm that Perry .... .125 were made. These came no seldom .0*3 that they «witched to the higher fig- k ure*. .The nines became rather fre- Baxlmy Win*. Studebaker Corporation of America quent, then a few tens and-al n el erven and'twelve. , Baxter. Oa.. June IB.—(iBpeclal.)— But ft remained for 8. C. Williams Baxley defeated the fast Ludowlcl BASEBALL •who, aa a golfer, la & fine young ten- team thl» afternoon 4 to 2. This wan ATLANTA BRANCH • nis player, to pull the prize package one or the prettlert gamea played on of the day. - the' local diamond this year, as tha NTUltA w. MOIILE On the second hole, which is a three teams were pretty -well matched. The J»orrea AY, JUNE 16, 1915. :V-

FUG LEAGUE CUTS SOUTHERN LEAGUE FEDERAL LEAGUE Prince Albert will give you • ••»• , mmmmmmmmmmm B» Brooklyn I. Ptsl* 6, Boron* 0. Brooklyn, June 15.—Rain stopped to- Birmingham, Ala.. June IS.—Blrtning- day'* game before the ninth inning had tTS SECOND HALF hftm waa unable to solve the delivery been completed, Pittsburg winning from of i Bagby this afternoon »nd New Or- Brooklyn, & to £. Xonetchy waa the leans won ah easy victory by the score batting star, his hits' driving In four a new idea of how good tobacco can be! Starts June 23, End* August 6. of C to 0. Until two were out in the of the five Plttdburg rune. B7»rge ( r seventh inning. Birmingham went hit- was effective throughout, though Forty Games Instead less while New Orleans 'made a total or catches by Wiokland and ' atop* by sixteen hits, moat of them bunched Yerkea and Bertsha.raraer saved him of Fifty. in the first and sixth Innings. ' at critical points. H you are one o| thousands Ten thousand -school children -with The Box Score. three bands were guests of the club. NEW OR.— *b. r. iLpasi BIBM.— »b. r. h-,po.» of men who have put your The F. I* A. Q. league ha* cut its H-jr>dryx.cf... 50140' Cftmll,Sb... 40031 President Gllraore was also present.. playing- season, according- to an an- BtUtr.M. 4 1 1 S 3! B01.HI.M,.-.. S 0 1 S B Score -by innings: It. H. B. nouncement made last night by Pros! CoyleUb.. 5 1 3 T 0 Sloan, rf...... * 0 9 0 I Pittsburg. ... 200 001 03—6 8 1 dent Dick J«mUon. \ £dmoiulson,if 41111 Coomta.lf..-. < 0 • Brooklyn 001 010 00—2 « 2 pipe under cover so you can Only forty games will b« played in Htgglp».c..... 4 D S T ' " Batteries-^-Barger'and Barry; LaFitte the second half season, instead of fifty IfcHi>ld,M 3111 „--. Thoou.ii.3b... 4 1 > 0 3 W*Uace,tt>.. and Pratt.. forget your sore tongue and as previously arranged, the second half Knaupp.2b.. 4 1 3 r season starting June 23 and ending B*.tbr.i»...... 4 « I ( KMSU Cltr O, Baltimore 4. August 6 instead of August IS, as pre- Baltimore, June ID.—Kansas City had .parched throat, gdf it put viously arranged for. Tot*!*..... si «i«a? T no trouble In winning the opening Instead of making two trips to each (Tame ot the series with Baltimore, 9 city in the league one of three games Score by Innings: R. to 4. Desp'lte fivs double plays by Bal- quick f For here's smoke and one of two and, receiving a similar New Orleans'. . 200 004 000—6 timore the fielding of the home team visit from all the teams, each team Birmingham. 000 000 000—0 was poor. Johnson twirled good ball will play one series with each other Summary — Errors, . Hemingway, after relieving Main,, who wag wild. freedom for every mam team at home and abroad, four games Hale; two-Uunoi»(i,lb .0 unable to do much hitting. Cruthvr»,2I .4 i a o « Farnitr.lf 4 u i. i •* Texaa I^cague. Scor1 e by Innings: R. H. E. Punckel.lb ...S Ktkrfc.ss 4 0135 Dallas?, San. Ant'o 3; Waco fi, Houston *. Rome ...'.. 010 000 000—1 ]S 1 MltchelLM . . ...4 0103 Shreveport 0-0, Gftlvoton 2-0. Anniston . ... . 000 000 000-7-0 •* * Rotwrtson.p . Stm-t.i Kroh.p ...0 0000 Batteries—Burleson and Richards; Kogara.p ...4 0 2 1 i lnt«raatton«U T KHIIII Sigmon and Luna. Umpire, Daveriu Roch't S. Tor'o 0; Blchm'd 8. Jer. City 1. Totals 3$ 10 132715 Totals 34 1 8 37 It A t.b or* Fitches No-Hit. North Carollnn Lem«ii«. Score by innings: . 1C H. E. Burh'm 4, Rat'h 2; Charl'e 3. Qr*»n»*o *. >"ewnan. Ga., Junei 15.—(Special.)— Memphis .... 450 000 001—10 13 4 ALBERT labors, pitching" for Newna-n this aft- Nashville .... 000 100 000—• 185 the notional joy smoke ernoon, established a world's record in Summary—Errors, Allison, Mitchell, Tie. organized baseball by pitching: thirteen \ 1 2; Robertson, 1; Kircher. 2; Dodge, 3. Montezuma, Ga., June 16.—(Special.) Innings without allowing a hit, or giv- Two-base hit, McDermott. Sacrifice Montezuma and Dawson battled ing a base on, balls or hitting a^batter. hits. - CrCuthera; stolen bases. MoDer- through ten innings today, resulting Only forty" men faced Nabors during the mott, 2; Cruthers. Ounckel. Doable in a tie. It was the fastest and pret- Men an over the nation—all over the entire thirteen Ircningrs. Tallade&a had lays, Rogers, Stark to Dianjond; Mc- tiest game ever played on the local only one man left on. bases and only Sermott (unassisted). Left on bases, diamond, neither side making an error. world; in fact—have taken the friendly two reaching first base, one of which Memphis, 7; Nashville, ft. Bases on balls, Score 0 to 0. The features of tne game was thrown out trying 'to steal sec- off Robertson, 2; Rogers, o. Struck out, were the fielding of Shortstop Hawes say-so and to-day P. A. is their standard ond and they both reached first on er- Robertson,. 6: Kroh. 1; Rogers. 1. Wild anil Rightfielder Dumas, Hawes get- rors. The feature of the game was the itclWi Rogers. Inninga pitched, Kroh, ting seven' chances and I>urnas live. S'tchingr of Nabors, and the fielding of ? 1-3, with 5 hits and 7 runs. Time, Only thirty-three men faced either before, between and after meals! ackie and Edmondson's home run on 1:50. Umpires, Rudderhatn ajid. Breit- pitcher during the. ten' Innings. Both the first 'ball pitched in the thirteenth- enstein. pitchers an(jv received Inning- and the pitching of Decatur. faultless support throughout the Yon pipe and cigarette-makin's-shy men i.Score by innings: R. H. B. game. TiUtadeg-a . 000 000 000 000 0-^-0 0 1 Lookout* and Travelers Xewnan. . 000 000 000- 000 1—1 6 2 Divide DoubleHeader shou|d realize how different Prince Albert must be to hit the Batteries—Decatxir and Baker: Na- SUPREME COURT OF GA. bors and Matnows- Umpire, Sanders. Little Rock. Ark., June 15.— (Special) taste of men everywhere. The patented process fixes Time, 2:00. Chattanooga won the flrat flrarne of to- Judgment*.'' v day's double-header, 2. to' 0, "by bunch1- Roach, adminIstra,tor, v. Roach,, executor; of Princ* Albert at that—and cuts out the bite and parch. Griffin 10, r.aGrange 4. , in.g hits in the first and second Innings, from Forsyth superior court—Judge Pat- \ any*tor*anywlter* Awhile Ldttle Rock pounded Newton terrton. Affirmed. In part and reversed In LaGrange, Ga.. June 15.— (Special.) ut. G. f. Gober. G. B. Walker, C. 1*. that **B* tobacco. 1 In a very much one-sided affair the hard" I"n the second game and won. to\ 1 Barria,. for plaintiff In error. H. K. Perry. Get a slant at how cheerful it is to smoke an the tobacco you Terrapins were defeated by Griffin J. Z. Foster. L. E. Wl«clom, J. P. Brooks, tidy r*d tint. lOcf this afternoon by the score of 10 to 4- The Box Seores.1 contra, Runs. hits and -errors with an oc- FIRST GAME. .Lamb, receiver, ft al. v. McElwaney and handfom* pound want and smoke as long as you-want without your tongue casional bonehead play was the pro- L. HOCK- Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Ball- and kalf'poand tin gram of the game. Howell featured JpliH3ton.lf ..4111 Jnntzcn.cf .40130 rood Company v. McElwaney; from Fay- humidor*—and— even gxiimbljng. Men, that pipe and cigarette joy's yours at Uie bat for Griffin, securing two Starr,2b .40033 ette—Judge Daniel. Judgment reversed in two-baggers and two singles out of Klberteld.2b"".4 012 . 4 0102 Tlr»t case; writ of error dismissed In BCC- that nifty ponrmf Harrla.lb ...A 016 Murray.lf ond. J. w. Culpepper, Colquitt i Conyera, cryttal-gtatt humi- sure as you're alive if you'll get your tidy red tin or toppy four limes up. Duly,ci' ...... 3 1 tl ?. for plaintiffs in error. J. W. Win*, con- s Score by Innlng-s: ,. - R. H, E. M'Cormlck,rf 3 0 2 S Elw«rl,3b —.*V tra. ( l d&rwithth*mp6ng*- Griffin ..... 031 101 040—10 12 1 Careny.M S 003 Gribben»,tt -..S Dltlara et al. v. Cusneta Naval StoreB maitt*n*T too that red bag of P. A. right away—and[ go to it like little folks LaGrange . ' . . aOl 020 010— 4 10 4 P«t«-5.c .' 3 » I) 10 Oll-ion.c 3 Company; from ChattaJioQch.ee—Judce Gil- Batteries—Brooks, Watson and Man- Marshall.? ...3 0000 Plnrher.p -...J bert. Reversed. A. IV. Cozart. S. T Pink- k**p* f. A. at th* Ea*t.p 0 0 « 0 ft p*rf*ct point from beat it to a circus parade—can't-help-it-likcl chester; "L.ix'ings'ton and ,L»aFltte. Um- xMerrltt 1 0000 5 1 P lnt & pire. "Welch. -' " '"' " " th* 'ttm* you lift Total* 26 a 527 ToUla ...,-.32 th* lid to th* but x Batted rot* Fincher in tbe ninth. k. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. Score by innings: y, R- Chattanooga . . . . ' . . 110 000- 000—2 FLAG LEAGUE. Xilttle Hock 000 000 000-—0 \ Summary—Errors, Harris, Baker; two-base hits, Elberfeld. Jantzen. Mur- lclE 4f Valdoaia 3. ray; sacrifice hit .Graff; eacr.flce fix. Valdosta. Ga.. June 15.— (Special.) — Caveny; 'double piny, Caveny to Harris; Vaidosta loat an interesting game to hits apportioned, off Fincher. 5 with 2 Bransivifk here this afternoon by rea- runs in 8 Innings; struck out, by Fin- eon of three errors in the first inning. cher fi, by Marshall 9; bases on balls, The tinitl si'ore was 4 to 3. The locals off Fincher 1, off \ Marshall 1; left on made all their runs on clean hitting. bases, Chattanooga 3, Little Hock 5. The Greatest Short Stories Score by innings. R..,H- E. Time. 1:45. Umpires Kerin and Wil- Brunswick . . . 400 000 000 — 4 8 2 liams. Valdosta . I . . ". 100 000 200 — 3 6 4 GAME. Batteries — StewaVt and, Jordan; Bak- CHAT. Kb. r. b. po. & It. ROCK. «fa. T. h. PC. • er and Taylor. Time. 1:40. Umpires, Johnston .If ...3 0030 Jantun.cT ..TJ • 1 • • McFarland and Ery. , OraTT.Sb 3 1111 Starr.2h 3 3203 Greatest of Book Bargains Elberf eld.llj .90111 Btkftr,M R I t 1 • Hurla.lb .,..3 0050 Murray,!/ ...... 3 1100 TftiomiifcvIIJe 2, Gainesville O. Dmly.cf .../....« 0111 Klwftrt,3b ....3 0231 Thomasvilie, Ga.. June 15.—r'(Special . > M'Cormlck.rf 30040 . O6en.-a recruit twirler. held Gainesville Caveny.w ....3 0 0 1 a, GrlbbeQ9,rf ..3 scoreless, although' hit hard tn the final Peten.c 3 0031 Gitison.c' 3 0 1 S-,lV rounds, and the Iqrals won by a count Newton.p 3 9 1 0 r MCTiltt.p 3 1111 of - to 0. Long- hits features. Score by Inninga. ' R. H. E. Totels 27 1 B II Tot*l« 26 8 13 31 10 Gainesville . . . 000 000 000 — 0 9 1 Score byJnnlngs Chattanooga . .". , . . . 000 001 0—1 Thomasville - . . 000 , OvO 20x — 2 7 2 1 Hatteiries —S-pausf h and Wilks; Goen Little -Rock 201 032 x—3 and Sh^-ppard. Time, , 1:37. Umpire, fSeven Inning's by agreement.) Summary—Errors. Graff, Starr;,two- T>otHnn O. ^WMycromm 4. v base hits', -Murray, Merrltt; three-base Po than, Ala-, June lo, — C Special.) — hit, Baker; sacriflce hit. Baker; sacri- In the hardest foug-ht game ever play- fice fly, Elwert, Baker: stolen bases, ed in Uothan, "Vfaycross was defeated. Murray; double play. Baker to Coving- •fl to 4. thSs afternoon. Every point ton; struck out, by Merrit't 4. by New- wan cflnt«*stt:tl and the game was a ton 1; ba.se* on .balls, oft, Newton 3; left wrangle from the gtart. on bases, CMattanooga, 5, Little Rock 0; S.oore by innings: R, H. E first on errors, Chattanooga 2. Time, Waycross . . . 300 000 lOQj — 4 8 2 1:31. Umpires. Williams and Kertn. ^ Dethan .... 031 101 OOx— fl 5 3 Balteries-r-Prlce' and Turney;^Antley and Reyrtolds,\ SOUTH ATLANTIC j ATL^NTANS HOLD OWN IN TENNIS TOURNAMENT »«v»na]> S, jBekoonvllle 4. Jacksonville. Fi*.. June IS. —Jack- - Augusta, Ga.. June 15. — The secnml sonville rallied in the sixth and ninth day's play in the South Atlantic tour- Innings today, but both rallies failed nament now on" at the country club, to. reach, and Sav&nnah won out by the carried the play in the men'H singles score of 5 -to 4. The -local* ouihlt the through thr-. Lliird round. Among the visitors, but Small-wood' received bet- survivors fo far are McMillan and ter support In t]ie field than Pearson. p:rank C;irtur, of; Atlanta, and Merry, Score bjt^'lnnlngs : R. S. B. A. ^i. Kennedy and R. Capers, of Au- Savannah .... 000 301 10(^—5 9 2 ifust:i. Today's play was also in the Jacksonville . . . 000 003 001 — 4 10 3 evois. men'.i tlouV'Ios and ladies* singles. In Batteries —Smallwoo d and Short: the doubles play was carried through Pearson and Cueto. Time. 1:34. Um- •.the second round with the champions, pire, Kyan. J. K. Orr and E,d Carter, both of At- Goth Binding lanta.v alipwJns thn best form, in the P«*ch» 4, Sen Cull* 2. ladies' aintcl*- -play was carried half iMacon, Oa.A June 15.-r(6peclal.)— A way .through the first round. There three-baae hit by Loque, iMacon'a new are no out-of-town "ladles entered in right fielder, broke a 2 and 2 tie In the 3.OOO Pages of the Most Thrill-' this 'event. Tomorrow's play will car- ninth inning he*e today, and ended a ry the men's ainples to the seml-*inal» pretty game. Macon winning, 3 to a. ing Mystery Stories. Brilliant Poetry and. thev men's doubles through the Loque featured 'in the field as well as third round. at the bat, his lona: running catch In and Critical Essays, Are Offered Now the eighth preventing a Charleston runner from scoring from third. Baflh- to Our Readers in am hit a long home run over the back SWARMS OF LOCUSTS fence. ' Score by innings: R. H. E. RA VAGING NICARAGUA Charleston . . . 000 001 010 — 2 7 1 Macon ..... 100 001 002 — 4 » i The Complete Works of Mpbll^. Ala.. June 15.—-Swarm s of lo- custa that were said to have obscured s and Marshal I; Wil- . un at llama and Baxbam. Time, 1:35. Um- the * times, have dona great dam* pire* Lauzon. ag* to fruit and cereal crops in Nica- e ras"U!* and si.1f.niK tho Caribbean coast of Hon d u ras, accoVd f n^ to passengers . Albany, Qa., June 15.—Columbia took from Central America who arrived here the second game of the series today today- At Ofltlja. it was said, the ap- by a score of 4 to 2. - Hitchcock had pearance of the locusts so frightened one bad InnitiS, while Mitchell was in- many of the .Inhabitants that they vincible, the locals getting1 tnit four saTijtht refuse in churches, hits, only two of which were clean Edgar AllanToe s Wells* base running featured. Score by fnnings: > R. H E YOUNG BROWN BEATEN Columbia .... 000 003 vOOl—4 ft 3 Albany .... 100 001 000—2 4 % BY CHARLEY Batteries—Mi tchejl and Connolly •v For One Free Library Coupon and Hitchcock and Wells. Time, 1:50 Um- : New York, June lo. — Charley- White, pire. Vitter. ChlcaKO lightweight, knocked out (By Mall $1.65) Younx Brown, of th1-** fily. In the first Col a mho* 5. Anmnntm 1. round of a. ten-round match here to- Columbus, Ga., June 15.—Th« Foxes The immortal Poe needs no introduction to Constitution read- In the handsome Richmond Edition, which we .offer now to night. Brown Was floored twice with hopped onto McManus this afternoon a. volley of .stiff lefta 'before going and won the game by the score of < ers. Wherever American literature is read—wherever good po- our readers at a price so small that it is within the reach of all, d*>own for the final count f ronn a left S to 1. Wlnchell relieved him In the' noak K> the jaw. k White weighed 135 fifth. Inning after the locals had se- etry or a fascinating short story is enjoyed—there Poe is ad- young or old, are to be found, complete and unabridged, those and Browm T38 pounds. cured eight hits and four runs In the four full Innings that he worked. The hitting and fielding of the Foxes were mired, and his books revered. Everyone knows "The Raven," wonderful short stories, brilliant poems, and admirable critical es- a feature of the game, Folmar maKlng Lady*» Pa** Found. a running-jumping catch for the third "Gold Bug"| and other masterpieces of this remarkable writer. says which not only made Poe famous, but assured for all time A lacileV season pass to the Atlanta out with the bases full. The hit would But not many have his complete works, because never be- his place in the front rank of American writers. No writer which ball games wn» found by Secretary have b«n easily a triple had It rotten Newton Ktherldge Tuesday, and the away. •, -\ " . fore has such an opportunity been presented to booklovers to se- this country has produced has left to us such wonderful proof of lady losing it may have same by apply* Score by Innings: - H. H B ins to him at the local baseball office. Augusta 001 000 000—1 6 o cure them. * his genius. The number on the book Is 151, tite Columbus . . . .010 300 lOx—5 13 i.f name being Indistinguishable. - Batterlss—McManus. Winch ell and t Eub»vnk«; Hawkins ana Kr*bs. Time. 1:45. Umpire. Lewi*. t Booth Give* Bond. Never Again a Book Bargain Like This—Act Now! Uont«om«ry, Ala,, June 15. — Knox HawkintvilU Win*. I Booth, r«v«nue officer, accused of con- >IawklnavlH», Qa,, June 15.~-(Sp«- •piracr to -defraud the government was elal.1—HawKlnsvlll* won the second of Clip the Free Library Coupon from today's paper, fill in and bring to this office with $1.50, and you will receive the complete rclc*"tr<1 on $20,000 bond, furnished br aeries from Fitzgerald this afternoon! •lx r*l&tlv»ii and friends and approved by the score of 7 to 4. Rain Interrupted works of Poe at once. If the order is to be forwarded by mail, the set of six volumes will be sent prepaid, on receipt of 15 cents addi- by,tJnlt*d Btat»* Commi»»ion«r John A, the game in the third, but It was fin- Etmore. shortly before 4 o'clock this ished later. Features of the game was tional, or $1.65 and the one Free Library Coupon. Do it Today. afternoon. Ha left the county Jatl a catch of a- sure hit by Tarver, of alow In a cab to catch the train for Hawklns-rUle, and th* heavy hlttlnie of torn la PraUTJlia, Al*, tb* •ntir* HawkfnavUI* t*u*. * NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPER! Page Twelve. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, JUNK 16; 1915.

rose from 1 to 3 points, but lost ground PERSONAL. In the later OeHlinra. .^ _ f Cotton Ragion Bulletin. Bond market Irregular with "weak- or the twenty-four boura endlnx at t FLY SCREENS—FftlCB^ * THOUAsv Steadier Foreign Demand and n.. 75th meridian time, June IS, 1 15.^ FLY BCKEKNS—FRIGS' * £HOMAa ne^s In some of the convertible copper £ J— Issues. Total sales {par value) *«**$- Temper* a. NEW LOW RECORD FL./ SCREENS—PRICK * THOMAS. WAR SHARES STILL FLY SCREENS—PRICB * THOMAS. Kated $1,012,000. United States bonda j unchanged onicaH. V •f FL.Y SCREENS—PRICB * THOMAS Station* of *i dS OfBc. and Salesroom, si M. Prnr. ITT *Z»f Southern Buying Help Cotton ATLANTA. GA. s 5 ftS N*w York Stock*. District V Prev. •a SCREENS -PRICE A THOMAS. INWHMSDAY SCREENS -PRICE * THOMAS: INTflMLIGHT High. Low. C C1 £ S 3 11 FLY SCREENS—PRICE & THOMASL Am. Beet Sugar . . 53H &- The Season's Exports Have ATLANTA, clear . . ^ 88 69 .00 FLY SCREENS—PRICE & THOMAR Amal. Copper - - - 77H T&* Columbus, clear . . 95 75 .00 FLY SCREENS—PRICE A THOMAR American Can . , 47^» *&9» : a* Gainesville, cl#*r .. . , 90 62 .00 Market Sags on Crop Pros- OH.CM and Sulcaroom, C2 J*. Pryor. 2vy4*9 New Low Records in For- Am. Cities pfd Passed 8,000,000 Bales. ATLANTA QUOTATIONS 67 i. 00 Griffin, clear , . . * . 90 Am. Cotton Oil - • • • 46% L 82Vi •Mitcon, clear .... 93. 72 .00 eign Exchange Looms Par- Am. Smelting - - . *3Ja i«Jv Boll Weevil Activity in MontlceUo clear . . . 91' 70 .00 pects and Lessened Fori, PANAMAS Am. Sugar . . - •*J2'* 12*^[ AND VEGBTABIJKH. Newnan, clear .... 90 71 .00 s OTRAWS AND KELTS 227 Vi (Corrected by the Fidelity Fruit and Prod- Rome, clear ...... 89 61 .00 eifn Demand-OthejjGrains ANED and re blocked Into the amount to Other Financial Ami Tobacco V ." 1225% 22514 101 Alabama and Texas Helps Tallapocma, cloudy . . 8ft 67 .00 rlea. Ee» C. ChrUteiuMm. 17 % v Atchtson .'. - . .lOltt H0% IDS Cantaloupes. „„„ .. Toccoa, cloudy .... 92 «4 .li.. Atlanta Coast Line •• 76tt Oranicen, Florida.. ., Went Point, clear . . . 90 71 .00 Weak—Provisions Rise. Aspects. Baltimore & Ohio. 75% 74% Prices. * Orangea, CaJJornia . •Chattanooga, cloudy . . 85 60 .40 MATERNITY SANITAitlUM — Private T»~ Bethlehem Steel .,.167% Ifi* ttrape fruit Greenville, 8. C., clear 91 66 .00 ftncd. home-like, limited number of M- Brooklyn Rapid T. S» |9 *V j Uenttt eared for Ho men provided (or In- 151 % Apples, barrel .. .. Spartonburg, clear 94 es .00 Canadian Pacific. .152*4 151% Apples, box J2.50 Chicago, June !B.-Plattenin outlet. Sft^™™%it New York, June 13.—In its broader Central Leather . . 41 40% 40 RANGK IN NKW TTOKK OOCTON. Pineapple* *a.75 K 3S54 39 Ttxnm Rainfall. ;«nd more substantial aspects, today's Chesapeake & Ohio. 39 38 Lemons ' jiff. 00 Clarendon. 0.10; Corslcana, 0.24; D Chi., Mil. & St. P. 92 31% 01*. 91H t I I I Lastl i ¥*••*• Cabbase, crate .. 1 J1.50 'further depreciation in foreign ex- 12614 . [OpenlHlglH LQTvl Salej Clo»e. 1 Cloa». 1.02. nd, 0.02; Fort \Vorth. Consolidated Gas .123H 1-!G% 128 Onions, crate .. 91.85 HuntBViUe. 1.58; Koppfrl. 2.00; Lonffvlew, as |1 a bushel, September delivery. The,' aim -w Ithout buffering by the new t\v lllght change, "with new low records between Corn ^Products. • . 15 ^» l j vt. 1554 Jan. . 10.18 10.18 Potatoes, old. sack " ' " ;." ..*i.S50J.qo 1.10; Mexla, 2.60. ; Palestine.. 1.60; Parla. •"- ' Bleep method. P. O. Box ^778. tAta center and Jjonaon ana Paris, out- Erie . ... 27 26 % 2G% J Mch. 10.51 10.41 Potatoes, new, barrel " " .. .. |2.00O 3.6V Sherman, 0.12; Tompl». 0.90; Waco. market a«veloped but little power to General Motors. - .152 150% 150 • May 10.72 10.02 . " .. .. 75C®*1.00 0.42; Han«i tirawin; welg-hed all other financial develop- r n 1.04, Waxahachie, 0.44; "WoatherCord. 0.08. react and, although steady, at the fin- ments. l>emand sterling declined to Great Northern pfd 118% HS^ I June 9.39 Tomatoes, "Scy ."' ish, waa 2 l-2@2 5-8c to 3 l-4c under Ill.noUt Central . .lOSVj l&S^i losii ; July 9.59 Tomatoes, choice .. Heavy Rain*. 4.7« 3-8, i against the previous law rec- Inter.-Mct. pld . . 74?» 72 72% I Aug. *--££ plant .. laat night. Corn closed 1 5-8-@l 3-4C ord of 4.77 1-4, and French checks, or 25% 9ls3 ..oulslana—Clinton. 1.00; Robcllne. 1 20; doivn, oats rangrlna; {rom 1@1 l-8c de- demand 'bills on Paris, sold at 3.45 3-4, Kan. City Southern Sept. Beana. ereen. drum .J New Orleans, 2.14; Shrevcport, 1,02. WE MAKI2 Kv,itcheM from comblnav, II Loul.TtiUe & Naahv.llS^i 118*4 11814 Oct. : 9.57 9.96 Squash, drum .. .. MlflrfflKlppl—Natchez, 2.00: Yaioo City. cline to l-8c advance, and -provisions «ach. Mrft. Atlle Gallaher. 70Vfc F*ai:htr.« a break of 1 3-4 \lrom tne previous Liggett & Myers . .222 -22 220 Dec. 'j 10.18 10.13 Cukea. drum at a rise of 2 1-2 to 5 cents. • treet. Phone Ivy 1S66-J. 162 3.50, Greenwood, 1.50; Kosclusko, 1.50; Port ontf record. Other continental exchange Lorlllard Co Okra. drum .. Gibson 1.&Q; -Rosedale, 1,SO; Brookhaven. Corn reflected the weakness THE WONDERFUL FOSTER. •with the sole exception of Amsterdam Maxwell Motor C6. 46% ,46 45 U Poppers, crate 1.40; Haalehurat, 1.30- "; Vicksburs"— , i.id; I wheat. In the oats crowd, an active 12 Lettuce, crate .. .. . Sl'IIUTL'ALiST —MEDIUM . was weak. Establishment of these rec- D HANGT: IK TTEW ORI.EAKS COTTON. JreenvlHe, 1.00. ! seaboard demand upheld the July op- _ Spj; ci al_Re,*dJn gs SQc 28'^ Whltehalj.^^ ords is the more anomalous from tne Mlaaour? 'paf>IflG' .". 12 10W *-orn, dozen v, 15O25C Oklahoma—Ardmore, J.40. tion. Other deliveries gave way with fact that another consignment or Mex. Petroleum . . 78^i 7«ia 7714 North CiiroHna—Charlotte, 1.00. EXPERT~TAILORING — Suits aand tailored. Rational Lead . . . «7 *4 \ «6 66 lopenlBlEhch'| Low! aalej Clone. ' wheat and coiyn. ,' $50, also re mode Unit, altering and $3.500,000 gold was received from Can- Arkanni.il—Brtnkley, 1.90; Eldorado, 1.30, - Selling of provisions was overdone. pressing. Tom WeaWeaverv . 130jjt Pcacbtree 8L ada and an additional »750,000 of the New Yprk Central . S8 S7',i Jan. ... 9.97 9.97 10.04 10.08 i POUI/TKY Llttto Roi-k, 1.20: Foreland. 1^20. " N V.. N. ti. & H. , «4M- 64^, 64 Va Mch. .. 10 28 HP. alive, ppund A. break resulted from lower prices for orr tTy" fitted at lowest prices. metal was acquired at Tokio for Imme- 102% Preclprn. Norfolk A. Western.103% 103»i 103% June .. 9.16 FrJesh alive, pound Dl«trlct •but" when short* attempted to Optical Co., 81 Whitehall *t diate shipment to this country. Northern Pacific ..107*!, 107 107 107 July ... V.26 V.S4 9.33 Ducks, pound .. . . Average take" profits the market became bare Stocks moved contrarily throughout Pennsylvania . . .107 106 ^ 106% 107 AUK. . - 9.48 Hen«, tireawed, po'u'nd Temp. of -offers and there was an upturn the session, war shares making further Reading 145% 143% 144 14o% Sept. .. 9.63 Frleu. dreBHetl, pound 25O27C quick in values. rains, while representative issues, par- Rep. Iron & Steel . 30% 29% 29H Oct. ... 9.7S Roosters, each 25O30c ticularly the railway division, were do pfd 37% 37 fc7 SS Nov. ... 9.B6 Guinea*, each. " * 2fiO30c CENTRA1. Chicago Quotation*. Irregular, when not heavy. westlng- Seaboard Air Line. 13% 13% 13 % Dec. ... 9.»l r», loan off .. . Uugh M. Dcr«*y, Arthur H*y. 34% The following were the ruling prices In house Electric was the leader from do. pfd 35^4 ,34% STATIONS. I>orjwy. Brewat«r, Howell1 A Hvjrmam. Sloss-Shef. S. A 1 35 h^ board of trade Tuesday: Attorneys-at-Le. ^. '" ^ start to finish, with a maximum gain Studebaker Corp, .76 76 75^ 76% fBcw: 1». 204, 106. JOB, MT. 10«. I of 4 points. Others'in the same class .N«w Tork. June 15.—^-The cotton mar- jn ATI*ANTA I.1VE STOCK MARKET. Articles. "bpen. High. Lpw. Close. Close. Southern Pacific .. 8S% 87% 87% 88% (By W. H. White, Jr.. of the White Pro- m Xlser Building. Atlanta. Oft. ket was quiet today, but prices ruled WHEAT— Southern Railway . 16% 16 H, 16*4 16% vision Company,) «Dg Distance Telephone. >•!•. S034 a do. pfd ....'. .\. higher on a comparatively • small de- Good to choice steera, 800 to »00 pounds, 2026. Atlanta. Oa. Tennessee Copper .38% 38% mand, a^d'closed steady* at a net ad- Wilmington . .CO Texas Co 127 127 vance of 9 to 11 points. e<3Qod steera.' 700 to 800 pounds, $"1> XKABKD. panr. of K»w Tork. successor trustee- under Western Union . , 68% G7«i 6S 9.93 for October, which caused reces- Good to choice heifers, 660 to 750 pounds, New Orleans. 1.10 Westlnghouse Elec. 101% 98% 100% sion1 s during- the middle of the morn- J4.50 to J5.&0. .80 TES—ilf you have two nands. Prof. O. O. •n »»reenient dated April 30. 1*10. betw*«n Ins , but prices soon firmed up again Little Hock . Brannlns will teach you the barber trade Atlantic and Bfrmlneham Construction Com- Total sales Tuesday, 499.400 share*. The above represents the ruling price of Houston . . 1.00 on the firmness of New Orleans, a few good quality beef cattle. Inferior grades Oklahoma. . - 76 .BO for »30, and give wages while learning: panT &nd Tbe Trust Company of America. 1 southern buvlng orders and renewed and dairy types selling lower. paying position In. our chain of •hop*. At- truBt*6. lives notice that default having oc- Bonds in New York. covering-, with active months showing Medium to good ttteers, 800 to 900 pounds. •Minimum temperaturos are for 12-hour ^ntajEUrber Coliege. 10 East Mltcbell St. curred la the payment at maturity or the net grains of from 11 to 14 points in JC.60 to |C 00. i period ending at 8 a. m. this date. TReceiv- WANTED—M.Jn~out of work or wlthou,) a U. S. 2s registered . ^ . Medium to good COWB, 700 to 800 pounds, principal of the Joint notes of Atlantic and . 97 the late trading. The close was only ed Jate; not Included in average-!. '"High- trad« to learn barber! ng and be Inde- $-1 60 to $5.00. eat yesterday. |Lowest for 21 hours ending pendent. Light, clean. Inalde work that pays ..Birmlncham Construction Company and At- U & 3s registered ".".."." .*.* .V .** .100H a point or^ two off from the best un- Mixed common. S2.GO to J4 25. well Can learn In few Weeks. Call or lanta. Btrmlvham and Atlantic Railroad do. coupon der realizing:. ft a. m., 76th meridian time, except wher* Good fat oxen. $5.25 to $5.75, otherwise Indicated. write. ilOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 38 Company Issued under said agreement of U. S. 4s* registered . .. Reports of rather general rains in Medium fat often. S4.2E to J4.75.' 0 do coupon I NOTE!—The average highest and lowest Luok^e_a t rcet. April 30, 1910. tha underaigue^ on June 2% Oklahoma and seven central belt dis- ^ Goua butcher bulls, |3.75 to |4.50 Panama 3s coupon tricts were accompanied by -complaints Prime hogs, 160 to 200 pounds. J7.EO to temperatures are made up at each center ..L JOB cari WANTED—A flrst-claan roller coverer. 1*16, at 1- o'clock noon, at the exchange American Agricultural Bs, bid .. of grassy fields, and sentiment may from the actual number or reports received. . .12.000 bead rnu&t be *K>ber. reliable and «. good work- •alesroom. Noa._ 14-18 Vesey street. In th« b her no and the average precipitation from the er. Addresfa R. L. Huckeba, Master Me- American Cotton Oil 5s, bid ... also have been Influenced to some ex- 1n°£ "*5 »H» HO to 150 pounds, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. American. Tel. & Tel. cv, 4%s.. .. tent by claims that boll weevils were 1.3T 0 to J7.50. number of stations reporting 0.10 Inch or Primary Movement Tuesday. , \ chamc. ArJ.son,_ Gtu^ will Mil at public auction th« follow-In* American Tobacco 6s, bid .. ... \.. doing considerable damage In Alabama Good butcher pigs, 200 to !t40, |7.00 to more. Tbe "State ot weather" la that pre- Wheat—Receipt;* 6G4.0QO, ajraJn-jt 2.284.- WAVTEO—One firat-claai automobile finish- ••curttles, being part of the collateral held Atchlson gen. 4s 97.25. vailing at the time of tha observation. '0 laat week and 3U.OOO ]ast/year. er aiwj btrlpcr. Appll Oater Bros., 1418 Atlantic Coast Line col. 4» and also in parts of Texas. .Light plRS, Str^ to 100 pounds. 16.30 to Corn—Receipt*. 509,000 ^K^iliBt 1,456,000 Frenchmen Hireet. New Orleans, La. fey the- undersigned as trustee under the Baltimore & OhiOv cv. 4%» At MO time during- the day was the Remark*. ut week and S87.000 last year. agreement above named: buying general or aggressive, but of- "\VANTEI>—First-clasj barber. Apply L. C. Central of Georgia Ba Light pigs. SO to 100 pounds. |0.30 to General rains occurred in Arkansas, Okla- Outs—Receipts 513.000, against ^ $24,000 Hal^. East Point. Ga. Central Leather 5« ferings were small, and selling was >m« ern In central Alabama and In \ the 211 000 last week and 879.000 last year. mce. Apply R. S. Moncrlef. Kewn&i^, Ga. wick Steamship Company;, dated Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul cv. 4%B.. might lead to more general complaints Above quotations apply to corn-fed hogs; eastern portions of Georgia, Temperatures Corn—Shipments 671.000, apalnst 852.000 Erie- gren. 4s. bid BAILSMEN AND MOX4CITCBB. July 1, 1907. of the denomination between now and the date of the next i.ist and peanut-fattened. 1% to 2c under continue reasonable In *-JJ sections except last week and 999,060 last year Illinois Central ref. 4a, ofd. ... government report. Cattle receipts light; market strong and Oklahoma, where it Is much pooler. Oats—Shipments 466,000, against 403.000 ot 950,000 faco value each; due toy LouHvllle & Nashville nn. 4».. higher. . C. F. von KERRMANN, last week and 704,000 last year. SALES MANAGER their terms f50,000 fac* value Liggett & Myers 5;s Private cables reported very small Hogs, scarce; market ntrong. Section Director Weather Bureau. "WAITED—A live wire, high-classed sales offerings in tihe Liverpool market thereof ion the first day of July, Lorlllard 5s : manager for Atlanta territory, a ma.it Missouri. Kan. &. Texas 1st 4s.. .. where prices were higher on scattered that haa h«id real estate experience pre- 1916. and J60.000 face value there- New York Central gen. 3%s covering, awd advices from India said Cotton Seed Oil. ferred- State age and give references. Cn- of on the first day of July In . '• GKOCEUIKS. PROFESSIONAL VIEWS N T,. N. H & Hartford cv. 63 .112 that the monsoon was *breaKlng. (Corrected by Oglesby Grocery Company > New Tork. June 15.—Early depression In leha you are A-l do not k JUn Mercan were light, and there was a quick re- i firmer tone today, 40,000 shares common capital stock of the 3H®** * * "•— «'« Paper, our — Elegant, *8.7B; Diamond, J8.2B' Rosin firm ; salon. 1.171. receipts, 1, 9»7 • pooK cables were of reduces cost of living; over 700,000 sold sponse to buying orders. Wn-ile it was Best fjeU-Rtolng. 18.16; Monogram! 18 00- shipments, 464; stock, 52.951. , vi htch, coupled with ather heavy rain i: , Woodward Iron Company ot tli« . Sterllnff. R0 aay MH» *4.74; demand. evident that bullish enthusiasm <- was lately in Chicago; creates sensation wheri r nation. J7.86; Golden Grain. |7.C6: Pan- Quote A. B. _«.05. C. D, $8.10; E. »3.18: parts of the southwest. Imparted strength ever shown. sells to every household; great- , % par value of *1QO each; 50 a ble9l |4 77 held down toy the foreign political sit- cake, per case. $3 00. , «a.20; G. I3.2B; H. [email protected]; I. $3.35- to the local market. a-ISH*1'7£; ' cablesK ,. E4S^e; -Marks' ^"C", demand. deman. 82%d: est 25c B«ller in years; 200 per cent profit. : uation, there -was more disposition to Lord and Compound'—Cottotene, t7.3t>- . 13.75; M, t4,S5; N. J5.15, window glass While demand was not large or general IVrite quick for territory. Triumph M«g Co., DEMAND NOTE of the Brunewlck Steam* cables. 82%. Llrea. demand S92U give crop news first place than in any Snow Drift, canea, $0.00; Scoco, g- Flake 5.73 water white, $5.70. * ' in character. It. met with light offerings caWes. 592. Rubles, demand, 38%; cabl«; White. 7%. — ~ *ia*e and conKequently prices advanced some- Mpnon Bldg.. Chicago. , ship Company, dated August 1 session since the new crop was planted. WAN TED—Agents to ' handle bigh-gra.l^ The continued' advance in local spot Sour Gherkins—Per crate, >X.«o; kegs. Jackson vine. Fla.. June IB.—Turpentine what. Experts have now crosse1 d the eight 1910. in the sum of I104.K6.67; T*I Bar sliver. 49%. .Illion mark, which shows - clearly enough household article; practically a selftsellor. duced by Indorsement of payments prices and reports from the Interior S6.SOOS.OO, aweet mixed, kegs. Sll.fiQ rm at 38%@39, salea, 245; receipts, 374- InSSuTar11116111 bo^8 steady; railroad bond* that holders of spots were not Inclined Olives. 80c to J4.50 per dozen. fthlpments, 247; stock. 12.261. ' that th» staple is finding its way Into con- 16 to $10 pe** day guaranteed to hustler-" on account of principal to Jlfl _ Sugar—Granulated, 6.60; powdered. 74*' sumption Iiugood volume despite the handi- SellB on night. Territory going fast; better Tim* loan-* easy; «0-d»y bills, 2UA|u- to let go except at full iprices, had con- Rosin firm; sales. 686. receipts 643 • hurry up! Adorese Jarvls. U-42>. Constitu- 090.16, ^Iih Interest at the rate of cubes, 7; PontinOb__*H. ihlpments. 3,625: stock. 67.920. caps whlchl'have been placed on- shipping r & per cent, from January •, iaiJ 90 day. 2^©2H: six monthj 3@3U Bideratue bullish effort on sentiment, Quote: A. B. |2.80; C, D. *3.00; K, $310; thi-*-•s- season.n™" I JAY.T A. V BONT«(~tT^TDl Se.*, COff^i . ~ tion. ; Call money steady'; hlgb, 2- low T* • aa did also the continued comparative- ly large export movement PROVISION MARKET. F. 13-12%; Q, 18.26; H, 1326- L, S3 >5«e TJEMAND ?COTE of the Brunswick Steam- Foreign shipments for the day -were (Corrected by Whit* Provision Co,) SO; K l3.«0; M. $4.26: N. »6.20; win do" «. .- you want position,as fire- ship Company. dated August l Cornfield hams. 10 to 12 average IB^L ass, $5.80; water white. f5.9B. London Financial. man brakeman, mo tor man, conouctor or 1310. In the hum of 1*4.166.67. with 27,525 bales. as affainst receipts at Cornfield hama. 12 to 14 average 10% colored sleeping car porter, AtlaaUt-Now orts of only 21,729 jbales. Kxporta to- Cornfield slilnned hams. 16 to 18 »T.. .16U London. June IB.—Bar silver, 23«i«J P«r interest at the rate of 6 per cent Metals. Cornfield picnic hama, 6 to I averse*. .11U Country Produce. Yorkroada, n^me position wanted. Expnl- per annum from January «. lais. Say went over the- 8,000.000 mark, the ounere. Mone>-. lH@l%i per cent. Discount ence uniieceaBary. Railway Inst.. Dept, 17. New Tork, June IB. — Lead, |T W Md. total for the season being 8,002.556. Cornfield breakfast bacon. 34 New- Tork. June 15.—Butter firmer; 2»,il6 rates, short bills. 2 ^ per cent; three Spelter not quoted. , Cornfield sliced breakfast bacon, 1-lb. Indianapolis. Ind. Dated May IS. 1915. •Spot cotton steady, six points up. cartons. 13 to ^ftse | . Creamery extras, 93 score. 28 «4 ©23 ^ monihE, 2"% per ce^nt. ( At London: - Lead. £17 ltd 6d. Spelter, Sales -on the •spot, 425*: to arrive, none, S ot creamery, high fccorlng, 2SW©29>4; firsts ficirV'ERNMENT POSITIOX8 are evay to THE EQKITABLE TRUST COMPACT O» Good ordinary, 7.37: strict good ordi- Grocers' bacon, wide and narrow u 276^29. second* 25&$$l!(;v. wet aiy free booklet Y-102 tell» how. NEW YORK. ^ At London Spot carper, £86 5»; futures, Cornfield fresh pork sausage, link or Write" today—NOW. Earl Hopkins, Waafc- nary, 7.93; low middling, 8.58; strict bulk, 26-lb. buckets u Eggs steady; 31,388. Fresh gathered, ex- Ihgton D. C. t .. _ „ , £87 5s; electrolytic., £9B; Bpot tin. £173 10s- tras 22@23; extra firstn 20H fl!21; firsts a ^By LTMA^4 RHODES, Vice President. futures, £169 10s. Antimony. £120^136. low middling. 9.01; middling. 9.38; Cornfield wieners, 10-lb. carton* H COST OF LOCAL WANT ADS MEN—Becom~ e chauffeurs ^^ , —*18 weeki . Earn Cornfield bologna sausage, 25-lb. boxes .11 S20, seconds 17Hfi^l8H. strict middling. 9.63; good middling, icese unsettled; v 14,681. State, whole IN THE CONSTITUTION while learnlnir. Sample leaaona free. "Write 9.95: strict good middling. 10.32. Re- Cornfield luncheon hamc, 2E-lb. boxes, .14 immediately A-anklln Institute, Dept, 835, ceipts, 2.509; BtOCk, 183.034. Cornfield smoked link •ausagol 2&-lb, , milk, fresh twins and flats, specials 14 uo 1 InacrUOM 1O« • line) 14>i: do. average fanor 1»% ®14. I I»serllo». Oc m Urn* E. Rochester. N. Dressed poultry quUt. prices unchanged. "WANTED—Railway mail clerks, »75 month. Cornfield "wieners"la" pickle," "l6-lb".kVt« 92.0f. t * In^rtloiu Be • Ume> le Cornfleld lard, tierce basis ..... ---- h .11 Atlanta examinations coming. |"°» Country style lard,. 50-1 b. c»n* 115 St. Lou]*, June IS.—Poultry unchanged \ If mt, mrd *« m*n*- uettlone free. TVrite lmna*dJat*ly. Frank- COTTON MOVEMENT. except chickens. 12%; turkeys 14 @ 15 Oftm* from oatsl.c of Atlanta. Instltute. Pept. 6«. g. Rochester. N. Y. Compound lard, tierce basis ...... ' w Si D. a «xtra ribs ...... Gutter unchanged. Ko advertisement accepted for lew WANT15D—jifan with, horse and rig to car- Atlanta — Steady, 9H. D. S. belllesi medium averago...... 3ygs ie. tban two lines. Count elx ordlnarr ry newspaper route. A hu.tl.r can make STATE OF GEORGIA BONDS New York — Quiet, 9.8B. J>. S. bellies, light average ...... aa wordfl to each Una. good money. Apply City Circulation Depart- Die-continuance of advertlvlne; niut rnent Constitution. Fort . Provision*. FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY AND FEED. be In writing. It will not be accepted MEN who deslro to become movie N*w Orleans —Middling , ».S8 ; receipts, (Corrected by W S Duncan Co.) ^Chicago. June 15.—Cash. br phone. Thin protect, your interests YOUNG There has been' no opportunity in the past 2.509; exports. 425; stock. 183,034. actors, see or write »» at once. Midland Flour. Sacked. Per Bbl.—Victory (In 48-Ib. Pork. $16.G5. aa well U ourav Motion Picture Co., 801-2 Walton building. Oalvesion ^Middling, 9.35; receipts, 2.4SE; -.•wel. bag-M>. 97 75; Victor? (our finest I/ard. JtS.26. twenty years to buy State of Georgia bonds to sales. 217; utock, 200,367. patent). J7.60; Quality (In 48-Ib. towel Ribs. |9.62©10 62. ARE you lookln* for position 7 Let us find Mobile —Middling" , 8.75; receipts, 168- bags), $7.75; Quality (our finest patent), 1C y»ei ram't nrlnic •>« It for you. Commercial Employment yield as high a return on the investment as stock. 16.622. 87.SO, Nr-ll Rose (self-rising), 87.65; Nell yomr \Vawt Ad. pbon« Agency. Ell Forsyth building. _ ,_ Savannah —Mddlinr . ».0&; recefptH, ff!7 ; Roue (self-rising. 12-Ib. sacks). 87.80; Gloria, Sugar. WANTED— Sl ping car Pprtere: southern sales. 1,189, stock. 08.922. s 3UOO «r AtlautUi SOOJU the new issue which we are offering to net (aelf-rlalns). S7 «5, Sure Biscuit (self-rising), Turk, June 15. — Raw sugar steady colored men preferred. Send stamp. Ad- Charleston —Middling , 9.00; receipts. 41; 17 25, White Lily (Belt-rising). $7.26: TVhlt& dress P. O. Boi 217. Atlanta. Ga. slock. 56,000. ^ Lily (self-rising 12-lb. sacks), J7.65; Am- centrifugal 4.89, xnolasaes 4.12. refined Courteous operator*, thoroupnly fa- Wilmington — Receipts. S3; Btoak, 43.834. brosia (hlchfc.«t patent). $7.25; Puritan Hteady. Sugar futures were steady early mtliar with ratea, rulea and claMiflca- WANTED—Names of men wanting to be 4%.-FREE OF ALL TAXES Norfolk — Middling. 9.00; receipts, 6S7; ex- (highest pfttent), *7.2I>; Horns Queen (high- today and at noon prices were about un- tiona. will Klve rou complftte Inform*, railway mall clerka. *76 month. Box F-402. ports. S27; sales. 151; stock, 54,813. est patent. 87 25: White Cloud (high patent}. chanj;ed. frORi yesterday's closing. tlon. And. It you wlah. they will aaalst care Constitution. ^.^_^i Baltimore —Middling , 9%; stock, 2,280. |7.1"j; White DalayV (high patent), $7.15 Reports of an easier feel ing In the spot Boston —Middling , 9,76 . receipts, 100 ; Ocean Spray (good patent), $7.00; Southern market caused light selling In the after- ou In wordln£T your want ad to majie exports. 505; stock. 14,000. Star Tgood patent), $7.00; Sun RIs#, (good noon and the market closed Irregular. 4 R: most effective. HELP WANTED—Female THIS IS THE INVESTOR'S OPPORTUNITY Philadelphia — Middling. 10.10; stock. 4.3CS. patpnt), $7.0O. points Mower to 2 higher; sales 5,760 tons. Accounts opened for ad* by telQpbone OMKN— SOLICITORS. Minor Ports — Receipts, 15,236 ; exports. , Meal. Sacked, Per Bu.—Meal, plain. 144-lb. Range In New York futures Tuesddaya .. to accommodate yon If 3'our name Is In 15.265; slock, 27.603. Open. Cllone. «be telephone directory. Other want WANTED — 4 ladles, 2 for north side and 2 1 sacks. $1.00, meal, plain, 99-lb. Hacks, $1.00; for couth Ride; commission work, but easy Total Today — Receipts , 21, 72*; exports, meal. 48-Ib. sacka, $1.02, meal, plain, 24-lb. January «.ti60.f.ea 3.fi8O3.7«- ads taken by telephone are to be paid 27.S25; stock, 919.057. February 3.5(t&3.64 ..... and profitable. Ca.ll from * to < tomorrow sacks, $1,04 x for Immediately upon publication, bill afternoon. Sl'« Empire building. Total for Week — Receipts. 28,896; exports, Grain, Sacked. Per Bu.—Corn, choice white March. [email protected] 354©3.5« to be presented by mall or solicitor the 63.074. milling. $1 04: corn. No. 2 white, $1.02; corn. April .. .. 3.50 bid 3.&5&3.GT Total for Season —Receipts . 10,497,920 ; May [email protected] 35809.60 same day printed. STOKKS AND OFFICES. Robinson-Humphrey-Wardlaw Co. T No. 2 yellow, $1 00, corn, mixed, $1.00; oats, June ...... 3.9?ft)3 93 HOAU3 HAS U9K KOR CO3I* "WANTED — Young lady stenographer. Tele- exports. S.002,556. fancy white clipped, 67c; oats. No. 2 white clipped, «6c; oats, mixed, 63c. July 4.0Q0U 01 3, 9* ©4 00 STIXtXION WAIST ADS. phone Main «p for appointment. •THIRD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Interior Movement. Seeds, Sacked, Per Bu.—Orange cnne seed. August 4.0704.10 4.0SiQ)4.10 Houston —.Middling , 9.20i; receipts. 1.388; $1.05, Amber cane seed, $1.05, seed barley, September 4.17®4.18 41fiSb417 . l October [email protected] .. LOST AND FOUND WOMEN WANTED as government clerks. shipments, 2,542; sales, 547; stock. 13,021. $1.20. November...... ,. . 4.12 ©4 14 th Atlanta examinations i coming. Memphis — Middling. 9.12 ; receipts. 347 ; Hay. Etc—Alfalfa hdy. No. 1, $1.25; tim- Sample questions free. Frankjln Institute, shipments, 1.922; sales, 150; stock. 104,017. othy. No. 1. large bales, $1.40; timothy. No. December S.85@3.»0 9.859387 Augusta — Middling. 8.88. receipts, £12; 1, ama.ll bales. $1.35; light mixed hay. small LOST articles eometlmes are n*v Dept.fiOO-E .^Kochester . N. Y. _ shipments. 607; sales. 79S; stock. 88,085. bales. $1.30. straw, 65c,<:. S. meal. Harper's fpunA; often they *re stolen with ; CHARLES J. METZ, St Louis — Middling, 9% ; receipts, »73; prime, $2& 00, C. S. meal. Buckeye prims, Live Stock. \ chance of recovery, but when picked \~r actresses. BS« or write us at once. r r Chicago. June IB.—Hogs—Receipt* 13.000. by honest personal they will got back Motion Picture Co.. 201-2 Walton building. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT shipments, 974; sales, 117; stock. 2S.03T. $£8.. >0, C. S. hulls, square sacks, $8.50. to the owner if advertised — •*"tus- Cincinnati — Recelpta, 519, shipments, 825; Chicken Feed. Pe1 r Cwt.—Aunt Patny weak. Bulk [email protected]; light *7.30@>7.e5. SELECT private shorthand echo. President Audit Company of the South stock, 22,502. bales, 4 25-lb. suck ?, $3.55; Aunt Patsy mixed [email protected]>; heavy »6.50®7.40; rough column. ° complete course, day an* :night. Hart Building ATLANTA Little Rock —Middling - S.S7; receipts, 7; mash, 100-lb sacks. $2.40* Purina chowder, »[email protected]; plgti |[email protected] Peaohtree place. . shipments. 500; anles, 500; stock, 14,440.' 100-lb. Hacktu, $2.r»0: Purina pigeon feed, Cat tle/J—Receipts 3,000, steady. Native LOST--Open-face gold watch. 17 Jewel Dallas — Middling, 8. 60 , Bales, 176. stock, 100-(b. bojc. $2.6i>, Purina scratch. 12-pkg. beef steers *[email protected]; vremtern steers. *G.SO Waltha.m movement. stem wintimg, WANTED—Two A-I wnl tresxeo. Bee Mr. 454. bales, $2.50: Purina »crliteh. 100-lb. aackH. (g>S.10; cows and helfars $3.29^8.75; calves droppea from carriage In black handbag, Watkinn. Ml Forsyth building. \ Total Today— Receipts, a,&4< ; shipments, $2.50 Victory Baby chirk. 100-lb. sacka, »[email protected]. A alao contained key and amall chj 7,370; stock, 333,102. $2.45; Victory acratch, 100-lb. sacks. $2.35: Sheep—-Receiptn B.OOO, weak. Sheep J6.7B tw*en Baker street and Peachtroe Circle. Dalay scratch. 100-lb. sacks, $2 20; beef ig) 6.70; lambs 17.00 (p».76; sprlnga 97.2S O PUone Ivy 2S51-1.. HEL>_WANTED—Male and Fem»l« ALONZO KICHARDSON & CO, craps, per 100-lb oacks, $3.30; beef scrap*. 10.60. I.OST—Downtown Monday watch fob pend- VrANT"ED—Agents", gentlemen and ladies; »er 50-lb. sacks, $1.85; oyster ahell. per ant. Lion's head with diamond In mouth. make $10 day demonstrating our fast sell- CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Liverpool Cotton. 00-lb Hacks. 75c. St, Louis. June IE.—Hose—Receipts ft, tool Monogram L* A. W. on back. Re>vara. L. In™ ator* and household article. 307 Tem- BUILDING. ATLANTA. OBOKGIJL. Liverpool. Ground Feed, Per Cwt.—Arab horse feed. loweri Plga and lights |6.25@7.«0; mixed. A. Woods. ZltS Umpire Bldg. ple Court building _^ - SI. SO, Repctor (horse feed. 11.7*, Victory nd butchera |[email protected]; good heavy |7.60 Good mlddll horso feed. $1 %0; King corn horse feed. 7.BS, , STRAYED from 14» Fenchtree circle French FOR positions as stenographer; or book- middling. 4. $1 70. A. B, C florae feed, $1.65; June past- Cattle—Receipts 3,000. steady. N%tlv* poodle; hair clipped, black nose, black keeping register with J»l«» Hltt. 61« Grunt and export ure dairy feed, $1.55, alfalfa meal, 100-lb. beef steers 17.60© 9.25; yearling steers and mark* on body. Finder pleaws phone Ivj building. Ivy 8883. _^___ aUiady. tiackn. $1 45, beet pulp. 100-lb. aacka, $1.6». Range In hclfera *8.00i9».3(li cows *6.00iff7.60; stock- 778-L. __^____^ Liverpool futurea Tuendajr: ShortH, Bran and Mill Feed—Shorts, 'Red ere 16.00 ® S.2C; Texas and Indian s1«»r* LOST—Silver mesh bag between High's HUBBARD BROS. & CO., Cotton Merchants Prev. I>og, 100.-1 b. su.cki>, $2.10; fancy mill feed, ¥5.2r>®8 GG; cown and h«lfe» »4.00©fe.60; and Krens*. or In Kress', contalntiuc WANTED—Tcacner* Opening Ran«re. Cloae. Clone. 15-lb. Hacka. $1 95 T P. W. mfn feed, 7fi-lb. v native calves 16.00010.00. about tl4.&0. Liberal reward. Main^lgfr.^ liiieed a number of_ prl \ Jari.-Peb . .G.63 O6.64 5.67 r,.62 sacka, $1.8".; Georgia feed. 75-lb. sack^. Sheep—Receipts 2,800; steady. Clipped HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK March-April SI HO; brown short*. 300-lb. Backs, $3.80, LOST—Tuesda"~ ^^ y morning,, a gold bar pin tion« payln* JDOO-H.200 and a few more April-May . 5'74 mtlve muttona [email protected]; clipped Iambs wn - *- acroas it. Finder superintenen*ntendent*: many openings for ladr germ meal, 100-Jb. sackH, $1.70; bran. P. W. $8.00(8)9.50; springs lambs 97.2&O10.25. . - OXcinbar* Xew Tork Cotton Exchange. New Orleans Cotton Kxcbange. New June B 24 G.26^4 5.21% 100-lb. sacks, $1.60; bran, P. W., 75-lb. plea» teichera, grade ud high school work. »«•- Tork Produce Exchange; anodate members Liverpool Cotton Association. June-July . \- - tCOO: elections occurring dally. roster * 5.26% 5.21% Kansas City, V Jun* 16.—Hnnrv—Recplptm LOST—Black rat ^terrier dog, with ^ collar. Orders solicited (Or the purchase and sale of cotton ana cotton seed oil for July-AugX . .t.25 5.30 B.25 Salt—-Salt brick , (med.). per caae. $S 10; Reward If returned to 127 Forrest ave. Teachers' Agency. Atlanta. Ga. 15.200. lower. Bulk $7.1597.40; h«aTy future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for consignments .Artxg.-Sept. , .5.33 5.38 r, 32 salt, brick (plain), per case. $2.35; salt Ivy 171». ^^_ ACME Teachers' Agency. Best sen-Ice, most 8ept.-0ct . ..5.40. % 5.4.0 . f7.2BO7.SO. packers and butchers I7.15& liberal terms; free to school boards. iaa» •t spot cotton for delivery. Correspondence invited. V ozone, 30 pkgs., per case, $1 00; salt ozone, 7.40; light *7.2G97.4r>; plga JR.2E 07.^.1. Oct.-Nov. . .5.49 @5 SB 14 5.52H 5.48 25 pkK»., per caae, 85c; Halt, Red Rock, per Cattle—Receipts 6.800. steady. Prime fed Hpaley bldg.. Atlanta. Ga. Ivy 701S. cwt.. $1.10, salt. Chlppewa, 100-lb. aacks, &2c MaH, Chlppeua. 50-lb. sacka, 31o; salt, errB [email protected]; dresMd 'beef steers 17.50 PERSONAL. Comparative Port Receipts. r &. 35; southern ateers $G.6*JjWe* aeawdl MSSIHOl-KSA C OIMI—V Spot steady. Rio No. 7, 7%; Santos No. FINISH. MEN AND WOMEN'S. delivered Th» Con»titution Of>oe. Houston . . , "oata-^No. 2 44\4 O45, No. 2 -white 43; 4. 9%. PANAMAS AND LEGHORNS MR. BUSINESS MAN\— Dear Mr: " Auguxta . . 312 Ju.y *1%. Cost and freight offers were somewhat v. ant M-ork done In store or ~ — PRICES ON APPLICATION Memphis.. , 847 1.3A5 irregular, but generally steady, and In com- CLEANED AND REBLOCKED me the jo A-l plus reference*. Br.. Sh Louis . , 973 923 Kan«ftH City, June 15.—Whoat—No. 2 paratively small volume. ivlngton. Ga.^ . Cincinnati . ' 267 hard $1.14©l.lfi>£; No, a red $1.1001.11. Mllrefn price* In Brazil were unchanged. Open Evenings. Charge Accounts Solicited. 701. ~ " Little Rock 12 Corn—No. '2. mixed 71%: No. 2 white 7Z; Brazilian port receipts, lfl.000; Jundlahy; 116 Peachtree at. Ivy 2e84-J. WANTED—Position as traveling ••le«n»ii Xo. 2 yellow 74, 10.000. Bio cleared 6,000 bajrs /or N*w July 1 * years' experience In rMftil —— Total* . . Oats— No. 2 white 45®45tt; No. 2 mixed York. "OF KORSE" ' chaiuiiM buKineM. A-l reference. Adi CAN'T QUIT I BACK AOU.nl AT OLD 1jaugine»e^BojE_F-410. care Ceprtitattoa- Range In New York futures Tuesday; ROM* 4U BOUTH BROAD PHONB M. C. E. CAVERLY Dry Good*. __ Open. Close. ED L. OBANT SION WORJCS. 81QN ANT- YOUNG MAN with nine years' «xp«rteno« In January stenographic and clerical work dMtnv \ New York, June 1C There -watt more Rice. March; THINO. "OF KORas." _, . position• • . tUferenceRefei a furnished M to fcbntty. 413-15-17 Whitehall Street activity In men's vrear today. The tone New Orleans. Julie- 15.—The quiet tone April Atlanta Dry Cleaning Company. etc. Phone Ivy 8»83. ^_ of th« market 1» Improving. Cotton goods continued In clear rice today. ' May -- -^ -. .. c : :N ) WANTED—PoiTflon at one* by jmuft* awr- generally quiet. Duck firm and wash good? July 3^155 ?»J_. . y5A *^ • - • • •**•*• Receipts, rough, 27B; millers, 2,79; clean, jBcptembmY .. rted man. capable aa •»«««•£%!* «•• and white goods In steady request for 3E4. ULTB ."'".'." M offloe man; ref«rejic«fc Ad4rew *-Ue\ «H« prompt shipment. Yarns generally o.ul*t Balea. 000 pockAta clean Honduraa at ', October .. . , . . „. CvewUtutloa. fellkJ «ul«a and ribbons dulL «4 5-16. December 1131. * FTMMT Mi < iNEWSPAFERr SFAPERl THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.( WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 191?. Page Thirteen.

SITUATION WANTED—Male RAILROAD SCHEDULES FOR SALE—Miscellaneous laimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Ap«rtm«nt» FOB RENT—Miscellaneous WANTE&^-By Doy of 16. home on farm In Oeovfftf* one yearns experience In farm The arrival and departure FIRST floor apt., * imall rooms, all mod* FIFTY-YEAB LEASE. ca»y term... «0-foo* trains. Atlanta. = THREE or four refined young men to board lot, finest residence district, a*atr Geor- work. Address B. W. G . care Contitltu- schedule flcbrea are pub- ~ In strictly private home, all conveniences, era conveniences, Apply 63 Windsor at. gian Terrace Ideal for flata or »p»rt- tton._ llshed only as Information and ara not j S best part of south aide. walking distance. mentH. Adtlrejw Ponce de Leon, l&ll Cmndi«.» THK ADVERTISER. 10 years wltH tFe" guaranteed LUMBER CO. . Call Main 1822-L. FUHNI8HKD OB UNFCKMBIIED. building United States Express Company. New ~ LARGE oool rooma. wlth'br without board. IF YOU want to r*nt apt*, or bu-lnoM Tork city, desires ». clerical portion. Ad- 110 MURPHY AVH.. ATLANTA. OA. A GOOD M good location, modern conveniences. THE SISSONIA •rty ««.> B. M. Qranf A Co ^rant drea« Boat H-43J. care Constitution. Atlanta Terminal Station. (Our Specialty). only. = talking distance 160 Went Hunter utreet. PURNIBHKD 01^ unfurnitihed apartment*; KXPEHJENCED man wants position «1th 5 121 OAJPITOJL SQUAKH. nicely fur. rooma. d«llchtfuUy larue, cool room», kitche- daily or trade paper, or as publicity man -.„„- — « board optional, opposite atate capttol, nette v tiled batlm, buHt-ir.-cab.netn Under ^ FOR RENT—Type writ era for board of trade or large Industry Ad- ! „ infective. May 30. Arrive, Leave. HIGH-GRADE MTTJ, E ajso garage for rent. Main <8I»-Ij. new management. Only apartment houae In J dress Publicity. H-43T. Constitution i B1u.!??w.!.«.k_'__ Waycrowi CHANCE TO city having per«onat super vial on Inspec- e SO am 7 30 am S NICE cool Irooma, with or without board. tion solicited. 61 W. Hafri* it. Phone Ivy TYPEWRITERS RENTED^ YOUNG 2fl years of; age desires work ' Br^wtek^KC WORK — i Phone Main 6172-J. 132 Capitol avanue. at once experienced In stenographic and d Thomasvi'.^ POUR MONTHS tar 1C. and up Factory re- V geneitral office work Hard work no object ' —S!L4_j*55B»»»*»*an « 7 10 pin SASH, DOORS. BLINDS. ETC —' NICBL.Y furnlHhed room and board, fIB DELIOHTFUL apartment In the Marlbor- built typewriters from IIS to *«e Ameri- ^-. -. ___ bleeping cars on nignt utelna between At- BUY A "DANDY «j month. 133 Rlchardeon at. Main 3614. ouvh to rent, furnished or unfurnished for can Writing Machine Co . 48 N Pryor St.. nta ana IhomasvlUe. July and August, or longer. Call l\y 3833 Atlanta, oa Phone Ivy 8447. , EXPERIENCED nhlpplng and billing clerk, = INHAN PARK. before 11 o'clock a m all-roun- d man . will wo nail INTERIOR TRIM . Atlanta and Wctit Point Railroad CorapMJ. = ' FOR RENT—2 nicely fur. room* to «entls- N ED Re E t t< Addrasa H-431. ConaUtmlo I T^T.No. Arriv»__».„e Fr™_i No Depart To—^ "USED CAR" ~ men or couples, with or without mealfl EXPERIENCED office ml^ book- I 42 We»t pt. 8 16 am SB New Or.. < 25 am := Very beat Mectlon of Inman Park. Iv] FOIR RENT—HoUm yA T "" *' ** * keeper wants work, highhighese t refer- I Jg Colum'at 10 56 am 14 Columbus * 45 ara = 2135-X2 , WANTED—160 or 173 acres good )and In eiices. Address A-l.JH-418. core Constitution. 3* New or. ll 50 am S3 Monfg'y.. 9 10 am FUKN1SHED. radlUM &0 miles Atlanta, must be good at 40 New Or.. 2 15pm 3* New Or.. 2.00pm ™ FRONT UOOM. w-lfh bpartf, modern con- arollna rea-onable price. Box F-408. care Con.ti- PRINTER wiuts aituation, cxperie: 34----- Mon* y .. 7 10 pm 17 Columbus 4 06 pra BUY NOW — I vonlencen, al»o connecting; roumB. Kllza- WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH. N ^ man. steady an* reliable Address Prii K "While Lumber is Cheap. S l beth atreet. Inman park Ivy B39G-L ^u,.».»,« ^r*-—- June 1. airy rooms, table I -iii_il . , Box H-426 Constitution 30 Columbus 2 45 pm &7 New Or . 6 ^ P"> YOU WHO WANT A aupplled *with best the market affords.! 5 TO BO ACRES with water and about 16 New Or. 11 35 pm 41 West _*t. 6 46 em S BEAUTIFUL room, lovely meals, all ^con- buttling accommodations. Mrs. Elizabeth 6-room house, convenient to car line, that TOUNG MAN. age 19. wants Job can give ^SPECIAL PRICES MOTOR CAR FOR THE ~ I venlencea, two car lines. Inman Park. Ivy Mclntouh. \ I can be bought for \ $100 cash and "~ good referenced. Call Main 5433-J Central of Georgia. Railway. S 7«a2-J. ON LUMBER DRUID HILLS, 6-room bungalow »ummer month Addrews H-J7 care ""Th e " FAMILY, A RUNA- =' LARGE, COOL. PLEASANT ROOMS AND L,l*r your real •«tat« wltu us W* »«.»• th* Arrive Prom— For tbe Next Thirty Daya, — MEALS. PRIVATE HOME. IVY Itt4. months 831 East North avenue. ~ Ivy SITUATION WANTED-—fe Thomas vill«. b 26 am 8 00 am Prompt Attention. customere. Geo. 1'. JHoore. 10 Auburn ave^ Jacksonville, b 47 am tbuny ... fe 00 ara Quick Deliveries. BOUT FOR BUSI- = J COOL room with board. reasonable Me- FOR RENT—Nicely furnished north side •econd *loor. Salesmen 1. W H*rr*ll, Lonla b _*5 im. «( Lendon street. Inman Park.^ Ivy 2401-L. home, nice garden, rent reasonable, ref- Jf Jbhnnon_T. M Worfl C«m* to -*• •«. BPECIAXi rate* for Situation Wanted -> ^5 nn_ [SSS::.:."SS£ S. A. WILLIAMS NESS, OR A'TRUCK ercncea phone Ivy 3713 _ WANTED^—S or, preferably a 7-room bun- ads.: Three Mines «n» time. 1ft cents, -ille. 7 40 am AcksonviUe. 8 40 pm, = | 8DBCKBAN- galow, ^good nurth tide section Address three times. 15 cents To get the** v ... .6 25 am av-innoii.. 10 JO pm FOR HAULING PUR- — (WANTED—Couple or ladles In renned home TO COUPLE — Rent for small consideration, Box 6, care Constitution rates, ada must be paid in advance and aldtwta ... S 40 pin. LUMBER COMPANY furniwhed 7 -room bunitalowl for Hummer -., 11 01 am 264 Ellloct St. S | In beautiful Sutherland Terrace, exclusive monthtf, Gordon street. Phone Weat 1221-J delivered at Tbe Constitution Office. I buvan h .. 4 JO »ni ackaonv'e. 10 t«lllcent ^ couple. Address JH-4_21, cnre Constitution SCREENS representative to help you find what you Southern KaHwar. THE AMOUNT USU- S i Address A L , Constitution. want. Georic* P. lioor«, 10 Auburn avenu*, "WANTED—Position by experienced stenog- Premier Carrier oi the Sontb. FLOYli BROTHERS « j FOR RENT In beautlfu^ country home rooms second floor Ffaonaa. Ivy 212* and 5127, rapher . references furnished Call Main Z! I furnished or unfurnished,. with or without 2443-L. No. Arrive .From~ — No Depow lo— 445 KliGEVVOOjJ AVK. CALL U3. PRICKS ALLY REQUIRED Atlanta phone- S4Q8. A BARGAIN FOR ALL, CASH -3 Jackson e. 5 C5 ant 36 N. \" ... 12 01 am REAbONABIiIfl. PHONE IV5f 6K»1-J board, l: P 461,-L FOR RENT—One 10-room house and one 6-ROO5I up-to-da.te bungla'ow on north YOUNG lady desires *>ltlon as icas-faie 3o New lork 6 06 am 30 Co turn's.. *> 15 am side ?4,r50 assume loan of $1,050 at 6 theater or cafe. ^ ,... „ £3 K.in. City « 15 urn FOR A NEW MA- ft-room houne, Ran electricity, bath, all i 1 Jack-ioive 6 10 am Two National Cash Registers conveniences, elevated large lot, garden p«-r fent balance all cashp This price only Pryor street. ,______, ~ khrevcp t 6 30 am 1 Chicago.. 6 JO am IGINAL vuiusB * }500 and 4tt>uO. electric WANTED-—ROOMS and garage, alwo upper apt 6 roomai, all for few days. 1404 Third^ Nat Bank b'dg am U Ricli d .. t* o5 am CHINE, WILL PROB- t1 WANTED—Plain sewing to do in the home J ^ M^H?,*' ' 2 ^ attachmonta, 2 and 9 drawers, in perfect newly papered or tinted wall». Will rnake hu- 4>A)cM-_ri ^f^n.n K! A, -a XT Ojn r-,-. ! ^* flelllU. . 8 J|> »ni 1 Chatt^u. 7 10 am WANTED—Room and board In private by Colored woman E \. S. M.. 2-13 Fort ' ... 3} fl. Val'y. 7.1& am condition, must toe sold Phone 2285. home for two young ladies. Prefer north terraa to auit Apply to owner. Mm Steph- _g_triset Atlanta. Ga. < Ua^un , 10 40 am Ib Bruna k. 7.46 am JACOBS AUCTIOKt CO ABLY FIND JUST *ldo or Inman Park. Address H-fiOl. care en», 171 N ^_Jackaon_Bt._Pho»e__lvy S05J-J. CAPABLE young- lady stenographer de- 27 >t. Val,y li, 46am 3S N Y-. - 12 05 pm JACOBS AUCTION CO., Conatilutlon VOR RENT-^-PrAotlcalljT new "fi^room buiv^ sires position at once Call Main 1542. 21 Colum B. 10 50 am 40 Chart e. 1* 15 pm THE CfAH YOU ARE galow, with bath, in Inman Park, elec- XORTH SIDE HOME 40 Memphis 11 15 am , El Decatur St. Main 1434. tric lights, grae, wat«r, mhady lot. front t C»ncin.i. LOOKING FOR JN ___ and back porches. screened throughout, $7,000 VALUE FOR S5fooo 5 pm 29 Uirm ^n. 1J 25 pm R. P. liECHT CO. A BEAUTIFLL home, having- 9 rooms and LEGAL NOTICES " N V . 10 p 30 N k<.... * *& pm frea to July 1. PoraeBsJon Immediately. v JO flirm'm., IS* Auburn Ave Beli Phone 91«>. I-l K.NldUKl)—NORTH UlUB. Phone Ivy 6881 or Main 3891 two bathn. mo-it conveniently arranged 10 p la Home. .. S J6 pm WhoIeMiile Pianua and Play«r-Planoa THE "AUTOMOBILE" id elegantly finished, with every modern Xotlc«-,to debtors and creditors All credi- 6 Matoa... & Cincln i.. 4 25 pm We ucll sood ulanoa }.> month up FOK quick reuulu llzt your vacant hou»«» tors of the estate of Mr and Mrfa. Frank 39 Churl'te--— . 4 Jt) pm IB aoccua... 4 46 pm COLUMN OF THE THE PICKWICK with Beasley & Haruwlck. vOi, Jimplr. m van IP nee including furnace antl gr^rage ^ J Doonan, late of Fulton county deceased. 37 N 1 „ 5 t>Q pm i2 Colum a.. S 10 pm We rent good pianos ¥ FAIR3NQ A iiPECiAL-T Y. CONS TITUTION bath. Convenient bhowor bath on each floor. I HAVE for rent i nice bungaIo«B~. TJtltutlon all persons Indebted to sd.id estate are I H JrUchm cl. 8 la pm lij Alteon... & 30 pm ANTIQUE FURNITURE—Clawfoot and In- Tl_ Falrlle _st^_n«ar_CarnesI«__I4brary. parts of city Call J Gregory 'Mu 1 Main 30;t 308 Fetera bldg FOK SALE—Fine ^building lot north »Tde require'- --d 'to mak- e Immediate payment. J- IbChattaa. 9 3& pm 2& Uenin..: 6 45 pm laid side boar db, curd tables, deaks, book- WANT ADS, AND AT WHY "WORRY "WITH HOUSEKEEPING. bet,t utecilon $1.500 bo low Ittj v j.luc 3500 ». 1»15. "William T Belt Cartersxille. 24 Kan? City 9 55 pra 24 Jackao'e 10 03 l*m cases sofas, claw foot dining table, photos 2 Jatkso'e 10 55 pm furnished P. Keiijon, No. 312 Seventh. St.. WHEN YOU CAN LIVE AT THE VIM- Decatur Homes for Rent Kh anu balance easy Ow ner Addreaa JUST THE PRICE PEHIAL HOTEL CHEAPER. HAVE NO PHONE Decatnr 148. Jones A Ramspeck. ^424 tare Constitution 2 Chicago. 10 45 11 Shrevp't 11 30 pm tuBta. Ga. WORRIES, ENJOY COOL ROOMS. GOOD ~~ ~ AUTOMOEtLES _ Trains Ru IKUly. Central Time. SE\ JCN high-class Brunswlck-Balko. pool YOU WANT,TO PAY. MtALS AND BE COMFORTABLE? SUM OUR weekly rent list gives full description City Tltk«t O£tk.e, r^o. 1 Peucbtree St. tables, together with fixtures, practical- of anything for rent Call for one or letTus room hoUJ*^ on Highland a. venue near ly new, can bo bought cheap Call or ad- mall it to you Forrest A George Adalr Boulevard Rented J35 Price $3,000 Anx- BY WATCHING j-I-430. care^Conrttittitlon, ^ Union Passenger Station. dlres3_ H L_B_en_netti_SJi4__ Whitehall st. KEAR Georgian Terrace. dellghtfulTy" * FORD CARS except bunda> tbunday OS FICE furniture 1 roll top un^d J flat THIS CLASSIFICA- •84 COURTLAND ST. 9-room home to Sept. 1 35 E Fourth ouae, clote InJl *^0« KEW rord car» »t retail. Satisfactory top desks, 1 section letter cabinet and A I HA\ h. nmr nicc-ij fut roomn convcnlen Phone Ivy 8761 \ ' B." Box 8 Con- temw may be ajrraiic«d. Wo trad* for ""* T> re\olxing desk chairs like new \Vlll sell at for jouug men or bubinestt ladies, walklnc ATTRACTIVE 3-roomV cottage, Gordon et , st|tutio ______B.M<» Ford.... No. Arrive From— bargiUr Elevator Moy, 10 Auburn Avt TION YOU ARE 3 Ciuirlen. s 10 am _ AuD UJH I\y l&uo _W_eja__End^jPhone ^Veat J4!*-J ^ ANM-EY PARK -holce homes J5 000. J \\ tliu n.. fa 10 am Biibt . 7 4& am PRETTY SURE TO FOR RESlT—Nice 4-roo"m" house^wuii" Jhfair 00 $1, 000 J R NuCtina & Co Dm- DAVID T. BUSSEY 11 Buckh d. 7 45 am 6 Augu a. 1- 26 pm USED CAR BROKER THE MARTINIQUE gas and bath <11 CO. Call Main 47.J3 Pi Bids Phone Ivy 5 with 8 AUI.U a . 3 JO pin IF YOU would sell or buy used automo •13 .Buckli d. 9 JO am FUR. roomu, writh bath. coolest house in FOB rceulta list your property with, Sharp- FOR Analey Park loia b*e jffidwin P. An»ley. John M* Smith Co., 1 Au*,ui>ta. l yo pm 1^ JJuLliii d. fa 10 pm see Mr Murphy. Ivy 48J-J _J3 Auburn FIND A CAR TH^T Atlanta^ c Or n.ci El t la_an d^ Ivy atreeta. 60C Forayth building. 112 Auburn Ave. Phona Tvr l»li. 6 Augusta. 4 3a pin fl4ilut.kha & 00pm ' NOT cUperatltlbua, but l believe in signs. BoylHton &. Day, 12 Auburn avenue. 4 Charl n.. 845 pm WILL STRIKE YOTR T l-T T7~ A lSV~*T PM iflH K. HARRIS ST. —KENT SIGNS— IHh, AJJUJ^Jr'irl Sacbelor rooms da FfTRNISHKD OR CK^iTKNI9HKT>. so r Tii SIDE. SPECIAL BARGAIN'S and Aug. 8 20 pm 4 Wilm c . 8.45 pm _ 35H Auburn Ivy 193S luxe,_^«very_^modern jigavgnienc« Ivy S071. 1912 Cadillac Touring S500 FANCY AND SUIT m NKW 8-room, 2-Btorr residence, beautiful FOR SALE—Attractive '-room house ^ry WATCH cleaning (1, main spring fiOc John \V A NTDD—50 ni^n for 30 days Hotel Druid Hills section, near car line church- tonvenlence in the best btotion of 1914 Ford Touring 5-Ta LouiH\ille and JSasbvllle^ Rallroitd. A. Humphries, Watchmaker. IS* H Peach- Hand 4,:^* Decatur «t_, I block from Park at a sacrifice Phone Main S1I3-L. 1910 Maxwell Touring 3190 ECectivc- Nov 2.1— j^eave. | Arrive. tree, upataira. YOUR PURSE. «* schools and nlores "Will rent very rea- 1906 «-CylinUer Ford ^ . SlTo Cincinnati Louia\ille l ... jj~, -™ Five PolntM. Rales 25c and up Bath £ree. •o'oably furnished or unfurnluhed- Ivy 8341 1S11 E M "F Roadster S>50 Chltago and ISorthwes,t... ( * 45 P"1!1- 10n Pm JUST to a*Iv«rtla« a ItARtit:. coo7 front room, eultable for t 191.2 Overland Roadster 5_ffi) Clnqln.iid.Ei and Louisville...' 12 anal » 60 pm Nprinf fn your watoh . , two or thrt,« gentlemen juat off i'each- 1915 Overtand Roadster . joS^i " . .-_ ' due Ridg1KeB 77 ^J am| B 00pm 119 Peach tree Candler bldg. • I tree on Currier. Ivy TStfj-I. _ FOR RENT—Office* "\V"ILL sell (or part cat-h, balance ea^y term* SEK Mr Murphy, Ivy 4S2-J. 23 Auburn ave K no* villa via. Carteravllle. T am ft.60 pm FOR SALE—Han [some colonial mahogany ~ SHALL room for gentlemen adjoining G pi r cent interest Knoxvilla \la Cart«rt,\lUe. 4 pm IS. 10pm lily Calfoe's Repair Shop, PHONE YOUR wliower bath, back of pos toff ice 34 Cone. One l.'-room house, tw o bath rooma. lilue KiUge J.ccomruod.itIon. J i _*_& _ tjj& a l J* a., r bt reet Ph q ne M al n S379-J One U-room .tpartment house. WANT AD TO MAIN l%y 6H>± . One b-room house, FOR SALE—New i6-passenger Seaboard Air Line Railway. t POR~iaALE—-High-grade sewing machlneaT TWO ni< ely fur Connecting second flooi One 4-room house Effective M»y JO, new and second-hand, some big barcaitu.. 5000 ASK FOR CLAS- bedrooi rilent to bath, w.Ukini One vacant lot on corner buses, suitable for jitney. Van I s ..„ Depart To — ddresH tT-217 care Constitution. distance 140 V. Peachtree. Ivy_S6»S-J _ all, Htreet tmprovemerts tlow n TV ould talc* WiAkle Truck Co. Phone M. 1868. [ ii°w ". 11 Birm. m.. 6 30am FOR SALE CHEAP—Tlcket to San Fran- SIFIED ADV. DEPT. LNLKUALLY attractive summer room, per- a 3ina.ll farm In part payment J A Ftbcher I 11 Norfolk.. .00 am JO Monroe . 7 00 am cisco, won Macon Neua content Apply to ATLANTA 6001. >onhectlng bath private Ovvner 1516 Healey building 11 \\«w»hi'n.. " 00 am b N \ . .300 pm Mrs J, F Butt. Atnerlcus. (ja. _ _ tier IF IT la real eulato SIX-CTLIXDER, »3.30I> roadster. 14 model. li l-ort^m h. 7 00 am u \\ at.h n . 3 00 pm auit n.nd piano. ROO1IMATC by refintd cell. It will pay you to J ^ A-L condition and n«wl> painted forced 17 Abbe to C 8 50 an» 6 Norfolk . 3 00 pm __ •ale. price only 1700, eome terms to ac- I- Bum. m, j 3ti pm ports h . 3 00 p a rate b«-d, sleeping purc 24 C-int Hunte_r_j)tfe_ei._ ceptable party, the aristocrat of the road 2J Memphis 11 10 um b Klchm'd . 00 pm SECOND-HAND army fents, tree WE MAKE a specialty ot ,Ueor«la land*. In both looks and operation i>06 Empiru -2 Bin,! in 11 10 am 2i Blrm m . 3 4& pm Springer 295 S Poor »j__ _Ma i 0 E i-llls nicely fur rot.n Thos. W Jackson BurwelT Co., 1018-lt Life building . ti Blrm'm & 20 pm L DATSY fly JeSller 20c by mail W. J. TilllfllMIlllllIIIIIMMMnttMIIIIIIirillllMllK from Aragon_ hotel <^all jy DESIRABLE: office^ aincie and «n .mita, Fourth National Bank bull dine. 5 V. a 6 00 p mphi G 2U p Garner 250 Marietta st . Atlanta. -Ca. privjie abme Some of thes« ars equipped with com- ONE 1910 model. 5-pas» Bulck with prac- prettfed air and dental waute. hot and cold I>MAN~]PARK. tically new crank fahaft ,md gearing, up- . 5 00 p lBAbb«,&C. 4 00pm water In al,l offlcea, all nlcht elevatcr ser- per crank case damaged. $200 John How- u Ports.m b, B 00 pm. l.i N \ . . 8 30 pm BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES - iy Lurnlahed room-*, nekt Vlc». location b^et In the city and »enrlc« ATTRAf'TJX 1. Lur jriloxs Inm-in Pi.rK has •er Flowery Bi-anch Oa., Xp ^2 ^ 1- Birm m .. S tit) pm 1.. Norfolk.. 8 30pm MONEY TO 'LOAN Y M C A 69 Luckle street M 405o unexcelled. Candler bulldlnv, Candl«r An- 6 rooms be iuiif ully finithed bath and .,9 AIoiiro« . g oo pm 1^ Portum h 8 JO pm t er> coriv cnic tu e i»i. tpU ntliu lot pav ed. NEW used 6-cs Under. 191">, 5-pa.<^eneer cio XtcLet Office an Feacbtree St. LO\ ELY furnlihed i nex and Forayth biillfllnr Aaa U. Candler. car. bargain 3400 of? list price Write P ATTENTION, TIR]E"~DEAI^ Jr.. A«ent, Phone Ivy 5274. 2X2 Candiar .reet 54.130 TermH \ ou -.hould see this. Myrile Btdg See Mr WlHtlMgia. Aduress \\ . care Constitution O^ Box 459. Atlanta. and Atlantic Railroad. THE PRUDENTIAL ERS AND AUTO SUPPLY NICELY KLRNIfaHKD LARGE. COOL No. Depart To- INSURANCE COM- 1 __FRONT_ KOO_ SVIiLKBAN. __ _ 35 ain PANY is now accepting COMPANIES. ( BEST Vleanest. j THREE lot« for sale on Flat Shoals n\e. J 92 MempijJs. 4 65 pm WEL.L.-KN'O'WN tire company manufactur- conve nl».in.o» . mlle» from center of citj, J500 each If 72 Ftom* ... 6 Ib pm loans on high-class im- ing hlujh-grade tires, guaranteed for C 000 L.AKC.K™ , FOR RENT—Store* taken In next 10 our order for automobiles and Real Estate Loan Agent, 6t \\iUlams ^.t Brookhaven C'ub, 'or J2,^00 xaaollne car relieve joura«lf of the detu.il work. OM our prodtd and will secure your money by hlifh- and post off Sec will build to suit tenant FOR SALE ^ap So-acie farnr., . In fine condition. Address E-JS7. car« Con- orco U completo. 1.1.1V3 Atlunta property 7 If BO, write at TWO nicely fo rooms, reasonable Wholesale or manufacturing firm \ddress new residence "ft Johnson, Summer- stitution. 210-211 Empire Building. onco _ Jnvestment.^^G-9S7. _ Constitution. Ditk H>2^ourtland_St^ Owner, 207 Chamber of Commerce Bldg vllle. Ga. BELLE ISLE Phone Ivy in. WANTED — P.rtncr with |2 000 "anil ucrvlcel ooms, with meals 4 LUCKIE STREET Immediate results assured pprfectly sound leRltlmatc proposition, will bear in,in,T.T ey- JOHN M. SMITH CO. tiKation AUdress H J. W . Bo H-X428 NICELY fur rooms to couple or single FOR RENT—Apartments FOR RENT—Apartments TAXICABS funstltution room 152 Counrtland at, V EXCELSIOR ALTO COMPACT. MONEY TO LOAN. LARGE nltely fur rooms, conveniences, 11 Automobile Coach Work PLENTY of money to lend on Atlanta am POIt SALE—DruLE—Drug store, la, city of 30 000. W. Peachtree place Ivy 5B4-J. CA^S REPAINTED near-by fRiproved property, 6 % to 8 p«i for »7 000 part cash the rent on time ATL. 3660—8 LUCKIE—I. 322 Dandy pi r op oat tlon. Addretis "Druga," Box cent, straight also monthly plan, at 6 pei FCRN1SHBD—SOUTH SIDE. A F* A RTM E NTS Topfl reeov«r«4 and repaired. Tfi» cent on & yearn' time, payable J21 6C pei F-Hloa. care Constitution. THREE furnished rooms, bedroom, living •prlnir* and axlvc rvpalrad. BUSINESS AND MAIL ORDER month on the thousand, which Includes In FORTUNE for Borne one Tain forced to sell SAVOT APARTMENTS—11 West Baker St. now being reno\iued Fi\ e and ai* ., BodJaa built co order «r repaired. ter*>st, will also lend final I er amounts. patent machine that is bringing fine and tllnlng room, kitchenette wtth cabi- rooms, $30 to $65 Purchase money notea wanted FOSTER royalty, wil bear clone Investigation. Ad- net and gaa utove, nice cozy corner and 624 WEST PEACHTREE ST—be\ en rooms. $70 \ HOBbON. 11 Edgewood uveHuc. bathroom, electric lights and Raw.^a most 120-122-124 Auburn Avenue gresa G -1_, 0 0 _ca/e Constttutlon. desirable home This apartment has to be KAST POTRTH ST—Just off of Bedford Place, four rooms and sleeping porch. ON" account of not being able to tnanu'fac* soen to be appreciated on Central avenue Rate $32 50 R. J FAU1.K. .1014 Centu ture pate Lee and sale ow ner will sell cur line Apply L5 »od4 avenue, corner 105 SUMMIT AVE—Just beins: cornf>Ieted Three and four rooms each Rate J20 RADIATORS, FEXDERS, Ing butldlng^ repairing, patf nt right of beat farm tool ever on tbe l cl.i!t\ Main JTffj1. Central avenue 87 WEST FIFTEENTH ST—First floor, fi\ e room:, Make us an offer TANKS SPECIAL HQ]VIE FT^JSTDS market^ ?<___ __JenkJ naburg- Qa. ONE neatly furnuhed room and kltchen- ARCHIBALD APARTMENT No 9—Kith«r furnished or unfurnibhed1- bpecial rate I^ampa. Wiskdabields m^C >*EW — Satisfaction 413-14 Empire Building, housekeeping conveniences each, adulttf TURMAN & CALHOUN received. 2ST £as*wood A v*. Ivy B37i guaranteed ilj.il orders given prompt Broad and Marietta Streets. BALL-BEARING swing hanger, guaranteed only 1G4 _CourtUnl d _ Main -U*?^. atn ition noiseless. Acme Specialty Co Ailuntn. Tech HAVE onc^unfur 3Otn for light housekeep- >. SECOND FLOOR EilPIRE ^ ATLANTA AUTO REP. CO. AC M K HATTERS. 20 EAST HUNTER ST High school stutlents wanted an ugenta. ing t.7 Lueki ODOM BROS. CO. MATTRESS RENOVATING. WE CAN ACCEPT CIS FURNISH E SIDB. OFET-; all nlsht Now In our mor» spacious MATTREbb ?enovatlng, feathers bought. SOME good downtown, central, tmpro HOTELS. TWO large connecting ro< with kitch- tiua.rters Oarage anhon« Main 9707-J. Big-nth, street. New York City. cool, com- FOR RENT—Four lovely rooms, with bath. APARTMENTS — At the corner of Euclid a\enue and Hurt street, in Lowest living- pric""» Beat material and 2Q5\ Temple Court bul'ulng. loans made promptly. fortable , a satisfactory for rennod electricity, gas and other conveniences, Inman Park Apartments of three and four rooms each, ha\iingr In addition workmanship. Satisfaction guaranteed 121 v people, new high.-type furnishings. excellent neighborhood at fiS Park street. screened sleeping porch. Rates $32 50 and $37 50. Capitol Square. _phone__MaIn 4839-1*. id, wholesome, generous, well-balanced West End. I'hone Went 835-1* __J*£Q:22£G_J*£2*^ W. B. SMITfl, meals, reference* r. M CANNON, 164 \\alton street, painting. BERG safety steering device for painting, FCKN1SHBP OK -* NFURNISITEO. wait tinting, satisfaction guaranti ed. Main 708 Fourth Nat'l Bank NORTH SIDE. Ford cars. No. 38 Aubilrn Ave. A£>A1R HOTEL ONE furnished or unfurnished room with or FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR , Bldg. DINING ROOM. without board, one block of Terminal sta- ROOF RKPAUUNO. tion. 21 M«vrkham street LOANS on central tnulnera property and 205 PEACHTREE BT.^ MRS E R. LOWB, IF YOUR ROOF LEAKS first-claM residences for an Insurance PROP HOME COOKING A SPECIALTY. FURNI!aHt.Ei or\ unfurnlihed, with or with- company1- dealred r w TWENTY MEALS FOR IB 00. out meal-*, all modern conveniences, two FOR RENT—Storos FOR RENT—Store* _ ....-- CALL M 237,,no mouwy reuuircu uiun i ONLY .REFINED PATRONAGE delightful upHtairs roorna Ivy 3533-J. USED motorcycles, all makes. $35 and »top» I \V. CARROLL LATIMER SOLICITED. Retail department, Harley .Davidson Mo- Roof leak*, call the Roof Large Manuiacturing Plant, Located on Railroad tor Co, Atlanta. Ga, 234 Pe<*chtri>e St. ITfF Attorney at Law 1S09-1B 4th NaL Bk. Bld«. jjoctor _Barnett. Ivy 7238. 477 PEACHTREE ST. FOR RE•NT—IHoua«keepln0 Room* v LOAN AUENTS TKAVKLERb 2NS17RAMCH LOVELY, cool rooms, special summer rates; FOR RENT COMPANT. Real estate Ioann. current rate. NUKTH MEDICAL. Ing a specialty, 12*months' Purchase money notea bought. See Rex BL splendid meals served; vegetables and BRICK BUILDINGS, mill construction, sprinkled risk, with two Independent engine* noble rates. Call Ivy 906. Moonej CUff C. Hatcher Insurance Agency. dairy products from my own farm. Phone NICE cool room In north Bide home, with and boilers,. 260 horsepower *acb. Can be ueed a whole or divided, with flr*~w»ll 221 Grant bid* Both phona Ivy 7010. x ILhout kitchenette, to lady or couple. Between. Has 10 acres ground epaca and sheds Cor storage, with ample trackage-fa- T1UJ.KH, BAGS ANI> SUIT CASES HE References I\y filltlsses;, or If de«lr*d will erect buildings to suit either storage or manufacturing «a TAJLOKKU A>0 BEPA1KKO? MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE AND OTHERS upon their own names, 1 W. PEACHTREE PLACE OK 2 desirable flrat floor rooms, with l«a««k DISEASES of men cured Or Bowen, Hp«- cheap rates, eaay payments; confidential. LARGE rooms and board, also room with kltchenotto, aink, bath. fur. complete for clalluta, 203 ilcKenzie buildinpr Bell phone BOLNTKEE'S ficott A Co. «2fl AuBtell building. sleeping porch, summer rates, walking housekeeping 381 Spring St. Ivy 597S-J. WOODWARD IJH^ESTMENT <^O. dlgtatice. Phone Ivy ljL9»^J. Phone Main 69. Atlanta. Ga- Ivy 8423-J. Atlanta phone odd, 82 £!a»t Alabama HAVE furnished upstairs roomn that are lines. 75 E Pine who had It. 1*. O. Box 339. Atlant^. street/ Main 1X87. A VERY UAROE^ beautifully furnished REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE REAL. ESTATE—FOR SALE MR* DR. E. TV. SMITH, 23* TfV Peachtrae, MONEY TO LOAN on Atlanta and »uburbaL. housekeeping room kitchenette, with run- Ivy •**». tHMaMN of ^Vomeo and Children. "NT ATTON A I, UFHOLSTERING_, -T JO real eutate, »9UO. Jl.OOO, *1,600, $2.600 and ning water, at 684 Peachtree. 1NZS.J. J-V/.L>,_i_LJ PURMTUHB OF 13,000. Dunson & «ay, 409 Equttablft, Ivy PBACHTREE. fine location tor num- In obroolc dl»ea&«a. •E OF AL.1* 362 mer; larvn. iMauUful. oool rooms; TWO lur rooms, kitchenette, private bath, EDWIN L. HAULING KINDS REPAIRED. 141 S. PRJTOR ST. 6C7S hot and cold \vnter fccctrio lights, no RBAJL^JSSTAT- E ^,_BOT H FHONKS1287 BELL PHONE MAIN 113 ______WK HAVE ON HAND tlK.UOO INDIVIDUAL ch|iarert Fhona_Iyy_*46?-J. ™ street) near^ucfld . POULTRY, SEED AND PET STOCK FUNDS FOR QUICK PLACEMENT AT FURNISHED""rooms. with private bath and have a magnificent 10-room. two-^tory roof residence, lot lC(iv360 servant e n PER CENT. L. H. ZURLINlfl A CO.. house, garage, beautiful flower garden, and plenty of fruit. Wo will sell this palatial B01-2 SILAEY BLDO MAIN 634. 85 LUCKIE ST. jiilchenette Phono Ivy_-fi58-J. TABLE boarders solicited „ summer rates, _ nicely Curniahcd second floor rooms home for |8 ROO $1.000 cash, $50 per month for the balance. This house has furnace FOR SAX.K—Chickens, eggs and pure cream FOR first mortgage loans and purchase Ivy SB 2ft heat and finished .Inside utth oak If you want a house for less than one-half Its butter, assorted and graded i-'urm*-rV Ex- money notes, see us. Jones jiealty Co., for housekeeping 62^ J^L^Ji^Bli' value, this ja the^place for you change & Elevator Co . Tallttd*-g^ Ata 47 Eaat Hunter atreet. Main 117^. ON E second floor room and first floor i at eel lent table, hot and cold water, SOUTH BOULEVARD BUNGALOW TO EXCHANGE—On the choicest part of South FOR SAt-E—-Two cows, fresh~~liPmlJk. r«a- DRESSMAKING—SERVING I WE LOAN on Atlanta real estate ana bur room. fur for hou,»ckeeplng. 60 E Kills. Boulevard, near Grant Park, we have a modern 6-room bungalow that han been aonable. 10 Racine at. Atlanta. 6104-A, shady lawn, reduced rates. Phone Ivy PLAIN and fancy dresama^hlng a specialty urchaae money notes, 209 Grant BIdg. The OG34. _ \ O nicely Cur rooms one front room. reduced from $5.500 to $3,7fiO for a quick Hale "We will take any Email unencumbered West 1265-J. - Uayden street. £•chants * Mechanic*'Banking A Loan Co. _ Hayden street »16 ___ property that v&u have as p.irt payment If you have anything that jou would like LAROB, elegftntly furnished room, private to exchange for thin Bungalow let^ji^ hear from you itt onte WA> fKD. MONEY TO LOAN on first mortgage se- FURNISHED room mid kitchenette, curity, Atlanta -or suburban property. Call bath, splendid table, home-made butter private entrance 152 Courtland nt. blood regi-tered Holstein Sol Epstein 623 HurMju_»ttjng.__I_Yy_4ie<. and milk. Couple or young men. 414 Spring and Jersey cows and t.a.tve», Ectgian A^CTj!ON^8AL^S street, corner Third. Ivy _1B22. SEVERAL furnl«h»»d rooma for houeekecp- hareM, Carneau pigeon* and Brow n Leghorn THE SOUTHEHN JUuT^rToN7"?!*!?!?""! UONEY TO LOAN on Improved Atlantis' NS or two connecting front rooms, with Ing SS» Courtland Phone Ivy 6964. , •ulJefcf. IFarmer-' Exchange & Elevator Co . VAGE COMPANY at 90 fioUth Pryor. ». real estate, -^itsthugii Knox, H13 Candler or without private bath, private family. Ta)lad«ga, Ala buy or sell your furniture, household goods touilulnir M delightful summer location, best board. T HOCTH •r pliuio. Phon* Bell Main 2301. MONEY TO LOAN on Atlanta re»l estate. Ea*t Eighth street. Ivy 42ES-L. ANSLEY PARK BARGAIN HOGfll Otis & Holiday, 30ft Peters Bldg. W PEACH TREK—Excellent meals, i 296 RAW SON ST. KONET TO LOAN on Atlanta real estate. with or without rooms. Mra, C. H. ROOM 6 for light housekeeping, separate or BERKSHIRE HOGS * MUSIC At- INSTRUMENTS •W, B. Smith. 70* 4ih Nat'l Bank Bld«. Hcndry Ivy 11»2. en Bui te^^corjier Cooper and Rawson ata. ON THE PRADO, near Piedmont A\ enue and Driving Club, right BERKS HI RES. of, unallty. breedlnc and ON~~WaHhins;tbn «treet. two connecting, first piano taken for debt; SUM of money to loan on centrally located 781 PONCE DE LBON AVE. large front at golf links, modern 1,8-room^ house, with every convenience. general excellence. Big bred now., bred corner room. Ideal location for summer, floor rooms, furnished complete, $12 I. 249. > , . y un iever used and have no us* for It. Will garage accommodatlona Phone Ivy 8341 Worth $8,500—can deliver for $6,750 on good terms. •a«Jlt"d .plg ."P» «of alJf}'*"!.."-l agea. perfec! J5?"t *typ .. ^m 5__»"?*reglbter " M)J far below regular price to «et rid of it, :ONBY to lend on Improved real estate. O. WEST KNI». •d *nd wiUk extended pedigrees, we Genuine bargain. Addras* a, D. J.. car* C. McGeheel Jr., 622 to 6H Empire Bldg THREE! furnished rooms for housekeeping. later more Bcrliabir«a ---- other ) Con-UtuUon, MONEY TO LKI*D on city property. W. O. 220 Peaohtree, The Wilton large yards and porqh, elevated north Farm, Alston. 1218 Third Nat'l Bank Bid* HOME COOKING - meal tlcketa. Miss Klrtlay. front, best section of Went End 44 'West- EXCB3LLB3NT board and roomn. block o* wood ave.. Wast End Park. Permanent. MUSIC AND DANCING postofflce. Ivy 6606-J. 72 W%lton street. GE(X P. MOORE » PI-A-sTR DANCING BCHOO) kPURCHASE MONEY NOTES "OOL room and board, north side -Jiome, REAL ESTATE AND RENTING. BBC£JU.NKT> orange cane aeed ftfic per Hunter St. Pbone Kal o buy good second mort sleeping porch. Ivy 7848-J. FOR R ENT---Apartm«nt« • _ 10 AUBURN AVENUE, SECOND FLOOR. bushel; Yellow Manamotb. Soja Beans. W« guarantee you t<* dane% teacblog ttee at reasonable dlsaovn 66 FORREST AVE... 2 fur. front rooma wtth ""* FljRNIHHKM- 91 50 per t>u»t«l- "W* a'«o nave the following afternoon and e*«aln» by "— --- - Co.. S01-3 Silver hid* I room, TneaVs optional. THREE-ROOM fur. apt. , all convenience* variety seed Irish potatoes for late plant- Mr*. E. S. Hunt. - MEALa M^als,>Meals, 26c. >3.&0 per week 66 Forreat avenue. In* Lookout Mountain, I fl 7a per buHhel. 67 Luckle street Main 4055. Irish Cobbler, ?1.60 per bushel. Green Moun- . tain, ftl.-O per bushel. Fej.cn Blow, )l &Q PHRENOLOGISTS STOCKS AND BONDS «-ROOM APT , wtth beautiful flxturea and per bu»b«l; McCormlck, |1.5tt per bushel I Th«w are eattra fine stock and selectr-d J3RFUL FOSTEjt. mantels, with or without heat, plenty of SPIRITUAUST—MEDIUM. ' Ponce d* Leon, beautiful front room, figs, grapes, cherries and good poultry •specially for- »eed _purpo*es. Klrby ijeed The Mayor and Council of the City of running water, with board. Ivy 719-J. A "HOME INVESTMENT" Company, ~- ~ Special ReudlngH 60c. 2>ft Whitehall. Waynesboro, Ga , will receive aealed bids house; must be seen to be appreciated. Spe- ULD "Tike to have a few table boarders cial terms until September. PBAHI PEAS-r PBSASIII—1»0 bui-bslB extra up to noon July T>, 1915, for the following ll_JWert Peachtree place 58 BOULEVARD PLACE. Just off North Boulevard, an attractive C-room <4ot- nn« and cound Clay* -nd WblppoorwllK bond» of that city OR new brick 6- room apt., all modern con- 11.50 per bushel. Send "= your order with Nineteen thousand dollars i In bonds of B15RT TABLE BOARD WITH COMFORT- tage on a lot 50x190. This section Is bound to grow. Jl.OOO cash and five hundred dollars each, principal, dated ABLE HOOM. 26 W. BAKBK. I. 1816. veniences, including Hoosler cabinetet.. 88pe; - chftck or money order. The J N. ICeOung WE PAY highest cash prices for honaehol* Sept. 1. 191&, due Sept. 1. 1»4K. bearing in- ctal terms, if taken at once. Phooni e Ivy assume loan of $1,600. A personal Inipection will convince you that thi» ta Co.. Round Mountain. At*. tfoodi), planoa and of noe furniture , cash BEST TABLE BOARD. II PKR WHJEK. terest at the rate of & per cent per anunm. lj.1 IVY STnaBT. a bargain. '• advanced on consignment. Central Auctio 2 n payable seml-annuatly, Jan. 1 and July 1 1-ROOM beautiful apartment, Hleeping povch. Company. 12 East Mitchell L^*-_J**j_ ° <*<- of each year, principal and Interest payable ~ 7 PEACH TRE3E—Lovely furnished roonup furnace, electricity, alt modern conveni- HORSES AND "WrT 13TTV HOUSEHOLD and office fuf^ In goia at the Hanover National Bank In )I4ivlth excellent_inealB. ences, newly finished. 125 East Georgia. BROKB tourrn* *>t fit per head In car load VV -Ej JJ W X ture. Biorateln. Furniture the City of New York. jAROE, cool room, single room, with board. Main 4728, Co.. 30 Decatur 3t. Atlanta phone I33t. Right to reject all bids, U none prove Blegant Peachtree home Ivy 8Bfcfl-J. FOR RENT—Apartment near Druid Hills, f. o. b.. Marfa, Just the thing for 1 aatiBf actor y. i» reserved. BENJAMIN D. WATKINS «httdr*n. and many other DHCP a card. Best vrtces paid for old 102 Ponce de Leon, large room and bath, 3 rooms, tile floor bath, all modern con- Marfa, Texas cloth«» and L jpfeger> 14« Pecatur. June 10, 1&1& 1 with board Phone Ivy 6454-J yenlenc«» Ivy 6ft77-J Second Floor 4th National Bank Bldg. _,. mute*. nauJln* or DROP a card, we'll brln« ca*b for choe* and V Mayor of the CHy of Waynesboro. Qa. fRIVATKr"bo*rd, every convenience: 4-ROOM apt. with Bleeping porch. *».••. MAIN 2016. Xtet* Cltr Cv*i Co. Main «H-J. ciotfcin*. ^te V*-tlare. 1C* Deoatui- M. JNO. H- BLOUNT, Clerk of Council. •• bemellke; two young men. try e all convenience* 41 Currier •*. Ivy IKlf. MAIN 772. nnr woo.

NEWSPAPER! S" .'<*-'.- .f age Fourteen. THE COHSTITteFION. ATLANTA. ( GA-, WEDNESDAY, JlfNE 16, 191$.

feet wot of Mayion and Turner** Ferry I la known no steps in this direction land-a release of $10,000,000 foreign road. 40x110 feet. May 1, 1*15. < have yet been taken. Rumors of the gold> coin, presumably for »h1pm«nt FUNERAL NO/TICKS. 550—Same to «ame, lot south wide Mlchl- placing of a large part of a forth- to thla country. ran avenue, 281 feet north ol May son and comlne^Briltlsh war loan here are de- KAUFMAN—Tb*xfr.endi *t ATLANTA'S STRIDES Turner's Ferry road, 40x110 feet. May 1, RATES OF EXCHANGE Mm, U H. Kvufmfta and Ifiasu a nied by thoee in authority. Krench 1915. bankers are reported to be negotiat- and Bernlce- Kaufman are Invited to J166—H. N. Van Devaiider to T. 3. attend the funeral of Mr. I* H. Kauf- Bettes, name property. March 2.2. 1915 ing- the sale of large amounts of our (163—Same to saine. lot south aide Michi- securities by home Investor* and the man thin (Wednesday) afternoon at 4 gan avenue. 221 feet west of Mason and • DROP TOIOW MARKS proceeds of such a transaction - would o'clock from the real deuce, the Neth- FROM DAY TO DAY er land apartments, 301 Waahlnaton Turner's Ferry road, 40x110 feet. August po far toward restoring the equi- librium between New York and Par-la. •tre«t. Dr. David Marx officlatta**In- 11,200^—Z. T. Terrell to Mr», Addle E. In the face Of today's disorder in terment In Oakland. Pallbearer* ere Powell, lot north 0fd« Piedmont street,. 60 Quotations Show Importance requeHted to meet at Qreenberr ft Bond It is likely that the at ate legislature the exchange market more g-old came bompany. at 3:30 o'clock. ««*«« will a grain be confronted with the feet west ol Pine street, flOxlBO feet. April from Canada,, making a total of J73r- movement to have them agree to the of America a» Temporary 000,000 received from that source since * 113.000—Ora B. and Ollv£ B, Mangham j the ^beginning of the year. Tokio h e friends of Mr Don't Miss This building- by the city of Atlanta of a to Carl Witt, lot south aide Currier street. • Center of World Finance. i7 * , «d«Cr«. v plaza over the railroad tracks In the SC feet eaat of Peachtree street, 47x1.44 cables reported an engagement of an J. T. T-olbert, Mr and Mrs. T W Tol- center of the CJty. ' feet. July 5, 1»I2. f additional J750,000, increasing the in- toert, Mr. and Wra. !L. stutz, Mr. and Sale of Model This property la owned *y the atate, $1.25O—Mra. Ida G. Smith to Mrs. Mary flow from that quarter to* about S9,- Mrs. L. H. Zurlme and Miss Lucy Mat- and is under lease to the Western and C. Burwuld. lot south aide North avenue, New York, June 16.—The promi- 700,000. thews are invited to attend the fu- Atlantic railroad,. The movement has S21 feet west of Barnett street, 60x160 nence and importance of this country It to possible that a temporary ad- KODAK OB*T- 1«*MiT«HAIX. ATI.MTTA neral of Mr. J. T. Tolbert from the Suits & Dresses been agitated several years, since June. 1915. as temporary center o4 "world finance justment may be effected tomorrow residence. 169 Mills street at 3'W V ^ Architect Bleckley first designed plans 91,000—Gate City Realty company to Mra. was again demonstrated today, when in consequence of the Bank of Eng- thi» (Wednesday.) afternoon. The pall- of a beautiful plaza whereby Atlanta Ida G. Smith, same property. May 16, Kngiish and French rates of exchange bearers will meet at Harry G 3?ool«'a 1913. manifested greater weakness, than at at 2 o'clock. are just now mark- might do away with the unsightly cut $330—A. P. Morgan to Mlas El ma Ray, in the heart of her city: lot northeast aid* Falrvlew avenue, 4S1 feet any time since Now York entered ing and assorting the southeast of Central avenue. 51x160. June seriously Into the field ol Interna- I^OVEJOY— The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Three- Apartment ^Permit*. 10, 1915. tional banking. B. M. Lovejoy and family are invited finest collection of model "W. H Wynne took three permits 11.600—W. M. Nichols' to Mra. Minnie J. Demand sterling- declined to 4 7G 3-8 to attend the funeral of thdir infant Hill, lot north side Alexander street, 50 and checks on Paris were sold at FOR SALE daughter, Odebfra. this ("Wednesday) for three <. four-family apartment suits and gowns we have houses Tuesday, to be built at Nos. feet east of Lovejoy street, 50x100. Octo- 5.45 9 L. This puts the buying- power morning- at 10 o'clock Interment at 226-30-31 East Fourth street. Bach ber 12, 1912. of English pound and French This modern S-room home, located on a nice, quiet corner in the family buiylnj? grounds. Automo- pufr before the Atlanta apartment Is to cost f5,000, and they J40—Thomaa J. Eady Investment company franc in this country at the lowest biles will leave Hai ry G. Poole's at\ will be of brick veneer construction. to J. J. Hit), lot 572. black D. Hollywood levels recorded in over fifty years and Inman Park, has been placed with us to be sold for what it will 9 15 o'clock. *• cemetery. June 2B, 1907. offer* additional proof of the enorm- public at SALE PRICE. $1,600—William E. Belle Iflle to Miss H«xe Enffllah Home. Clyde Futman, lot southeast corner Adams ous quantity of credits held by Ameri- bring. MASH—The friends of Mr. and Mrh. R. —Each garment is an individ- The former English home at Peach- street and Columbia avenue, 380x400. May can banters and manufacturers, main- No. 169 Cleburne avenue, corner Cleburne Terrace. A conven- L. Mush and family are invited to at- ual creation—each an artistic tree and Howard streets is now 'be- 17. 1915. ly as a result of the large war orders tend - the funeral of Mrs H. L. Ma&h ing razed, and. It is understood, the now under contract. ient distance from car line and city school. this < "\Vednoiday) afternoon at 2 v Bonds for Title. , On the basis quoted today an Eng- masterpiece from one of the building material of the house will be lish pound shows a depreciation of 2 o'clock from llie parlors of Harry G used in the construction of Asa G. $1,100—W p. Glover to Will and Joseph- Make us an offer. We' will submit it, regardless of what it is. Poole. Intei rnent a.t Auworth, fia foremost makers in New York. ine Glover, lots 37 and 58, block C, of Proc- per cent and francs are at a discount Cancller's new home in Druid HUla. tor Park .subdivision, land lot 214. four- of almost 4, per cent. teenth district. April 28, 1915. v.Exchanged on other European coun- —Sale Thursday. For particulars Grant Country Itealilence. $7.572—Mra. Alice S. Boyd to L. G. Solar, tries approached recent low quota- see tonight's Journal and tomor- John W. Grant's handsome country lot south side East North avenue, 294 feet tions today. Italian remittances, on "JAG PARADE" row's Constitution. home on Pace's Kerry road will be west of Hunt street, 42x142. May, 1015. very light exchanges, showing a dis- Forrest & George Adair completed at an early date, and the J6.0&0—-Gordon N. HUrtet to Mra. Anna count of about 15 per cent, while the Grants will inQVe into it from their 'Robinson, No. 857 Grant street, 50x150. rate I on Petrograd was quoted at Loan Agents for the New England Mutual Life Insurance Company. present home at 423 Peachtree street. October 14, 1914. DRINK CURES Transferred to H. A. Robertson. June-7, discount of 24 cents. No actual trana- The country home cost approximate- 1915. actions between thia market a*nd the REQUIRE SEVERAL WEEKS' •>b-. Attractive $1.50 ly $100,000, and ia being built from $13 000—Mrs. Larue L. Mliell to Harry It u sal an capital were reported scncc from home and busings?, submit- plans drawn by Morgan & Dillon. \,RmUek, No. lei Grant street. 00x175. Sep- Amsterdam was the only forei ting to the alwa vs painful and fre- tember 25, 1914. market to manifest « any degree of quently tlunKfcroiiB Hypo->ccdle and Porch Dresses Builder** Convention. ?2.000—John Stlgatl to John Trlbble. lot steadiness, a fact asci ibed to the pur- WEYMAN & CONNORS An enthusiastic joint meeting "was 7. block 1, of Ppv\ ell property, on south chase of bills on Holland by local heroic methods of the "Old Waj ' held yesterday afternoon by the local Bide Powell street, 44x130. -April 14, 1892. bankers - who are assumed! to have TUUHK TO SUVKN DAYS hpent at passenger men and the Atlanta Asso- $5,600—Stewart Investment company to 1 ill ut dated morrt American securlticul home or in a Tine private room in which Mrs. Jullett E Johnson, lot east side Stew- ciation of Building Owners and Mana- art avenue 261 feet north of line between foi German holders. Mortgage Loans on Atlanta Real Estate all meals are served and medicines gers. This meeting was called for the land lots SS and 89, 50x200. May 31. 1912. There is an increasing- realization given bi the MOtTH o.\L.l is the 98c purpose* of devising plans to work up that ratcg of exchanpe between New modorn "NKAL, WAY ' at the ATLANTA a large attendance to the convention JLoan Deeds. York and all leading European points Established 1890. Trust Co. of Ga. Bldg. of the National Association of Building $1,500—Chester L. Jones to C. H. Arnold, must Inevitably suffer further depre- Xt-AJL. INSTITUTE, -£9 Woodward Ave Owners and Managers, which will be lot northwest corner Central avenue. N. and ciation unless London and Paris soon (.M. 2795.1. held in Atlanta September 14 to VI7, Sims streets. 118x300. June 11, 1915. ^replenish thetr credits here. So far an inclusive. E. M. Horine and other $1.500—Thomas B. Latiford to Fred A. members made interesting talks on Maynard. lot at southwest corner DeOresa' 60 Kul Institute! in Principal Cities the convention, what it means to At- and J>eKaJb avenues. 168x134. June 12. 1915. lanta and the possibility of securang $700—Mrs. Mary P. Randall to Miss Bu- a large attendance. A list of 5,000 phenia S. Robertson, 12 4J acres on north names has\ been turned over to the linen" land lot 182, seventeenth district. FttOM FIVE POINTS-• Application for Charter. passenger men to be \vorkecL \ This June 1. 1915. bT.ni, Ob" outh. period of tv\ erity (.20) j-eaffa, with the ed for each year. Atlanta waa suc- I $10—George P. Moore to Mrj, Annie privilege 01 renewal thei cai'ter, as piu- ce'-sful last year over St. Louis, Omaha, Nabors, No. 173 South avenue, 36x97. Juno \Ve will do your dental work 4£ Let us figure with you on your next Printing or Litho- \ lUetl 1>> lav>, unaer the name and Indianapolis ar-d San Francisco. 10. 1915. as <-heap as any man who does +» graphing job. We have the knowledge gained through \Y/E'VE 'filled a window with $5.00—Charles S. Robinson to T J Bettes, good, honest woi k. If you are 25 years practical experience, the^ ink. the paper, the UKOK^IA MANUFACTURERS' Ad>O- PKOPERTV TRANSFERS. lot south Klde Michigan avenue. 22 feet displeased with work done any- CiATIOX. w eat of Mayson and Turner's Ferry road, where, don't be discouraged. See >& modern machinery—everything to do «ati«factory *^ them, for they tell best M arrantr Deeds. SOxllO. June 12, 1915. \ 2 The office of the said incorpora- ?1 i73—John T Bentley to O H Jeter. lot 510—Central Bank and Trust corpora- us at once. We will make it 4» work for YOU. " tion will be in Fulton County, Georgia, their own story of coolness and 7. block 1 of Powell property on youth tion to Carl Witt, lot south side of Currelr satisfactory. We never fail to at Atlanta, Georgia, but petitioner de- -ide Po\\e!( street. 4-1x130 feet also lot street, 36 feet ea-st of Peachtree sti*eet. satisfy. All work guaranteed ten 4» ^ aire th<= i/g-ht to establish actiial head- charm. frouth side Powell street. 132 feet, also lot 47x144. June 14, 1915. years. We use the latest pain- quarters orf the incorporation in the •-rmth Mde Powell street, 132 feet Past of $5 000—Mrs. Nellie S. Williams to John less method in all our work. 4£ Ctty and Oount> of, the residence ol — Stray ^as far from the porch as Echo street 44^130 feet. Jun» 14 J915. St, Owens, ^a acre on east side of Mayson N"one lde Peach- Allen, lot east side of Atlanta avenue, 249 Marietta, Over Elkln Drug Store. turers of the State of Georgia for their \ Lawns and Voiles tri*e btreet -00 feet north of Seventeenth feet south of Euclid avenue, 36xlt>l, May mutual benefit and protection, a,nd to btrpet. SOx.'J'iO feet 'June 10. 1*»13 5, 1915. thax end establish a relation of mutual solid White waists ^ith black and $43^—i. jc. ItaRsidale et al to A Finley, helpfulness between those engaged In lot s-outh side Warner "treet., 681 feet east white or colored stripe skirfe; or , Mortgages. INSIEHMDEIMt-f A.I_I_ Al buch enterprises, to promote the gen- of ^\ oodrow* a-venue, 50x130 feet. May H. eral welfare of productive industr> in all striped and flowered dresses. 191- i "$360—Wm Tatum to Merchants and Me- In the Memlenhall \partment. 521 Peachtree street, we have a 5-roohi $1 000—T. H Thompson to TV M John- chanics' Bank and Loan company, lot on old. the State, to advocate a public policv — Safe to say that no such dresses faon. lot south side Atlanta avenue, 225 feet t>ecatur road, 57o feet southeast of Line apartment, which we \\ill lease for one J ear from September 1st at $60 per fa.\ orablc to the development of such, u e*-t of $outh Boulevard, 75x200 feet, June street. 196x200. lot southeast corner of Kryptok Bifocal month. To -i satisfactory Darty, will give possession immediately and industries and oppose propositions that have been showr^ in Atlanta this f>, 1913 Henderson tract, land lot «0, seventeenth charge no rent from now until September 1st. Nothing better in Atlanta. w ould tend to restrain such de% elop- season at 98c. $_l son—Mrs Xabora 'to William M. Lit- district, 420x450. June 12, 1915. ment, to create a medium that will (Dresses— ^Second Floor.) tle No 173 South avenue, 36x97 feet, June 1770—Charles R. Hasklna to Central Bank facilitate the exchange of information 1J. 19lT and Trust company. No. 82 "Windsor street, $f 000—-W E. Treadwell and 3 W. Carson 40x125. June 11, 1915. SECOND FLOOR XFOURTH NATIONAL BUILDING relating to matters of mutual interest; to MrM. Mary P Bandall, 4.41 acres at MAIN 772. MAIN 2016. IVY 1600. to secure, aa a non-partisan body, the ' northeast corner Buckhead and Bolton road Lien. enactment of benehcial and just laws, and Poncrs !,Ferry, road. 12.42 acres on $30—R. O. Campbell Coal company v. and, to oppose legislation inimical to 57 Shades in Silk north line of land lot 18.J, seventeenth, dls- J. C. Buchanan, No. 2S1 St. Charles ave- the business interests of the state; ~to tr'ict. June 1, 1915. nue. No date. secure proper comparative freight rates Hose, Black & JC 600—Charles A. t)avi3 to C. M. Leve and clabsilocations, and to extend the and H S Smith hot i\eat side Peachtree nulldlng Permit. market for Georgia manufa^tui eu road 1.060 feet northeast of Plasters $10,900—W. H. Wynne. 226-30 East Fourth ADMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE products, and to keep prominently be- Bridge road. 80x685 feet. June 4 1915. street, two apartment houses (four apart- fore the public the importance of such J900—Same to George "W. Hanson, lot ments each). Day. A beautiful 40-acre fnrm, dweilln-g and outbuildings, situated eight mllea west aide Peachtree road. 1.040 feet north- JS.000—W. H. Wynne, 231 Bast Fourth industries for the general prosperity east of Plasters Brldce road, 20x«80 feet. street, 2-story bricfc veneer apartment frnm the city, at Adamsville, and belonging to the estate of J. B and M. L. of the State. . June 4. 1915. houie. Day. \ Smith, will be sold at auction- on Tuesday. July 6th, before the courthouse door. 4. That the sa'Id Incorporation shall at 550—T. , J. Bett^K to Mortgage Loan com- $1.800—W, H. Wynne. 226-30-31 East have no capital stock, but desires to pany, lot south side Michigan avenue, 221 Yourth atreat, three heating ^plants. Day. The Ballard Make be incorporated under the law author- Has proven a revolution to a;lass- FRAMPTON E. ELLIS, Administrator izing the organization of corporations •wearers all over this country. 627 HEALEY BUILDING. of a literary, charitable or soci.il na- J-'ar and near vision in one solid PHONE IVY 3740. ture, and there shall be no lia bility plaSa, absolutely invisible w hile upon the members of the saij in<_oi - on the face, no ugly seams or poration for any debts whicn ma\ be blisters to cause trouble. Are all incurred by the said incorporation v Kryptok Bifocals the same2 '•No, 5. Petitioners desire the i ight to rc- the material only from which ceiv e and accept gifts from : ts mem - "Correct Dress for Men" they are made Is patented. Un- bers or others for the purpose of carrj - less the grinding of the pi ass, the Ing out the business of the inco-poia- fitting of the eves and the frame tion, and to receive yearlj dues fi urn adjusting Is absolutely correct in Its various members for the parpo-^t, evfery detail you are certain to of pa> ing the expenses of the s.ud as- Instead of $1.25, have trouble. We have mor« DRUID HILLS LOT sociation. V ESSIG BROS. CO/S than 20,000 satisfied customers, 6 Petitioners desire for said incor- who are sending ua their friends poration authority to^ accepnt amend- $1.50 and $2.0P V for real optical service. If you GEO. P. MOORE, 1O Auburn Ave, ments to its charter in accordance have never been to us ask some- with the lav. E'VE sold identical stock- one who has. 7. The corporation shall ha\ e thti W ings orer our counters at rlghtx to have and us^e a corhmon seal; to make all by-laws it may deem nec- tl 25, $1 50 and $2. These, however, Great Woolen Summer Walter Ballard Optical Co. essary or proper, and to enact a con- are "run of the mill" grade, w\hich 85 Peachtree St. (Clock Sign.) . Reliable representatives In unoccupied territory. stitution lor the government of it^> ATLANTA members, to establish officer at any means they may have a slight im- New Policy Contracts, Low Cost, Liberal Contracts. point that may be necessary or proper, perfection in the iknitting. Noth- either within or without the State of ing to hurt—you'll have to be lynx- Suit Sale Georgia, to sue and be sued, and to The Equitable Life Assurance Society }IA\ e all the rights, powers and privi- eyed to find the slight mar or FRANK W. BURR. Manager for Georgia. leges that are necessary to properly raided thread. H EALEV BUILDING, ATLANTA. , cany out the purposes of oaid Incorpo- ration.^ together .vrith all the rights, t-See the window display—handle powers and privileges conferred bfr thefctockinp- sfreely*a t our counter, law upon such incorporations. we recommend them as tlje best # OFF FOR CASH ^VHKREFORB, Petitioners pray that they be incorporated under the name "silk stocking buy" of the year. and style aforesaid, with i the powers. Black, \vhite and every desired pr ivileges and Immunities herein set This sale includes every Woolen Suit forth, and as may be now or here- shade. S9c. v JACOBS PHARMACY after allowed corporations of a similar (Main Floor, Right.) character "by the laws of the State of in the house of Men's and Young Men's CAMERA DEPT. AT 0UR MftlNSTORE Georgia. v EDGAR A 3fEEL»T. Aeer.t-i for tbo Seneca Camera, Attorney for Petitioners- Spring and Summer weight. Note these ana we have opened the new de- rmBB=^Washable^ , Sanitary, Lasting | Filed in office, this the 8th day of partment at( our Main Store, with a June, 1915 ARNOLD BROYLE& Women's $1.50 Complete rtock of Cameron and prices—THEY SAVE MONEY: Iftiotoffraphlc S^ppUtw. Developing Dozier & Gay Paint Co. | 1'rlntlnt and Enliu-jclnc at >'Unu STATE OF GEORGIA. OOUN'TY OF and Platen. $'< 22 EM! Buy St.. Jacluonvllle. Fl«u 31 S. Broad St.. Atlanta, Q*. -g FULTON—T, Arnold Bro* lea. Clerk of Union Suits •:'-. SEND FOR BOOKLET OF CO^OM-S AA\» PRICES. M*la 1115. ; > the Superior Court of Fulton County. FKKK Developing of Roll Film*. : Georgia, do herebv certify that the $15.00 Suits $2 7.501 Suits Film r«cltB and Plate*, •:•: iVe Manufacture a Paint lor Kv«rr .Purpose, i Atlnntn »2*. X; fc practical photographer 1* in foregoing is a true and correct copy charge of the department, and will of the application for charter 'n the reduced to . $10.00 reduced to . $18.35 matter of Georgia Manufacturers* As- be glad to uhriat you with your 79c photographic difficulties. He will sociation, aa the same appears of file $30.00 Suits explain WHY If you have a poor In this office- $18.50 Suits negative and tell you how to oc- Witness my official signature and the AUZE silk lisle, neck- reduced to . $20.00 cur* a a*ood one, for he baa ._ seal of ^aid court, this the 8th day of reduced to . $12.35 been through all problems /£2 June. 1913. G less arid sleeveless $32.50 Suits that confront th« amateur. ffS FIVE ROOMS AND BATH (Senl) ARNOLD BROYLES, No chare* for thla acrrlce. It*-^ Clerk Superior Court, Fulton County, style, with lace knee. Sizes reduced to . I Georgia. 4, 5 and 6. l $20.00 Suits $21.65 Tinted Walls Stained Floors reduced to . $13.35 $35.00 Suits 50c Union reduced to . $23.35 Electric Lights No Mortgage $22.50 Suits \ CAROLINA PORTLAND Suits at $37-50 Suits 39c reduced to . $15.00 CEMENT COMPANY $IOO Dowri $23 IVIortthly —Gauze lisle, neckless and sleeve- reduced to . $25.00 ATLANTA* GA. ' less, tight or lace knee. Sizes 4, \ Wholesale 1,nmber. .Shlnf?l«*, LathM. $25.00 Suits $40.00 Suits Slnie-couted A»»i»hnlt HIiinffleM. 5 and 6. Acme PlnMter, Keyntone \Vhlte (Main Floor, Right.) reduced to . $16.65 reduced to . $26.65 Lime, HrdrutPtl v l,lm«, Standard Cement, AMUSEMENTS New York Is Our line of those light, airy, summer Wearing Furs fabrics has proven so popular that we IT'S ATLANTA'S ,BVSY THEATER. and our buyer has brought have decided to close out the entire stock to store goods with us. KvcttlncB at back with him the style most Our wagons are prompt and THE HIGOI.ETTl UIIOS.. Tl< IHI.EV ( bandied by efficient men. GHAPKWIX « *!>iXA CH tNCE, in vogue. of Woolen Summer Weight Suits at 33 1-3 I>IKI.;i. KEVSTOMi TRIO AM) John J. Woodslde Storage Co., —It is an Iceland Fox, 40 Inches 1 long from head to tail. Not stuffed per cent discount for cash. Inc. OK1IKR SEATS ' "WHO'S «llt> IN SOCIETY.* with black bordered front. Correct Dress for Men" m dl«««M witti- with Ilrlla C«»o«r and •', out Wide choice of colors. $5.50. MIDY «t Inxmnnlfon. W. D, BEATIE, 207 Equitable Building BrMUIwar •!•". »!«• > Pittkc Sold bv all drtKKiiU, rial. Tharxl»l, VmlH V«)ll to M. RICH & BROS. CO Bell Phone Ivy 8578 Atlanta Phone 3520 Hl>k Hud." JEWS PA PER I IN E>V SPA PERI