cmeviumoN CIRCULATION 477s 3*T THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION 49f468 VbL XLVILL —No. ' 57. ATTANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY MORNING, AIJGUST 11. 1915. —TWELVE PAGEa Dally mm* Smmtm?. nrrter d*ltT*rr. 1* rtntm

Women and\ Children ALLIES STRIKING Two U. S. Battleships Killed by Zeppelins AT DARDANELLES PASSED BY HOUSE Hurrying to Vera Cruz •Billie" McCoy, Age 18 i DV A PIP Mjl](]P|TV TOfRUSSIANS Months, to Witness Trial^"1 " UIU ""UU™• ' In Raid Over England Today of W. P. McCoy, on To Protect Foreigners Greater Efforts Are Being Charge ofE.Crae .Cruelt; y to Wife. All Substitutes and Amend- Nine Women, Four Chil- Made to Force the Straits ments to Persons Anti- The Louisiana and the New HE'S NAMED CAPTAIN. and Substantial Progress Is "Billie" McCoyoy, ageafed 18 months, son dren and One Man Dead. SOUTH WINS FIGHT of Mr and Mrs. W, P. McCoy, of 1083 Paralleling Measure Voted Hampshire ^ a i 1 From Seven Women, Two Chil- Claimed by London. • Highland avenue, In the hospital Down by Representatives. Newport News — Wilson ward on the fifth floor of the Fulton dren and Five Men Are county Jail. At 10:3(f o'clock this morn- Himself Ordered Ships to v FOR"SJTOET" ing. the youngest prisoner who has FRESH LANDING MADE ever spent a. night In the barracks, , Wounded. will be taken befor* the judge of the MOTION TO TABLE Mexican Port. municipal court and witness the trial Railroad Commission Abro- AND TURKS SURPRISED of his father, who Is charged with cruel GETS BUT FEW VOTES and Inhuman treatn ent of his wife in ONE OF THE ZEPPELINS gates Rules Limiting Priv- a warrant sworn ot b, by the latter. PAN-AMERICA TO MAKE "Billie" has been the bone of con- Action on Teachers Prompt REPORTED DESTROYED ileges on Combination While Details Are Not tention in the McC ty family for the LAST MEXICAN APPEAL past several weel s, finally ~bemg Payment Bill This Morn- Given Out, the Public Is spirited away by h own father and Tickets—Eliminates Many later forced to spen two nights and a Airship Was Disabled by day In jail. ing May Be Followed by Possible Inconveniences. Told That Hope for Suc- The youngster, w en seen by a rep- To Quit Fighting and Re- Gunfire and Fell Into Sea, resentative of The ;onstltutionv Tues- Renewal of Filibuster. cessful Outcome Is Bright. day night, was lo< Ittng through store Order — Diplomats Where ^Destruction Was The action Vof the Interstate com- bars of the big Iron gate leading Into merce commission on yesterday In abro- his ward. He hac been having the The general assembly enters this Reassemble in New York Aircraft gating the orders of the Pennsylvania London. August 10.—Greater efforts time of his life romping through the morning upon the last day of the pres- Completed by railroad and the Baltimore and Ohio are being made by the allies to force corridors and swinging on the iron bars ent regular fifty-day session ^and with v the Dardanelles—and thus succor the and steel cots in the cells Today to Resume Consid- railroad which would prohibit through Russians, hard pressed by the Austro- prospects of doing- more general and From Dunkirk. checking of baggage and purchase of Late Monday night Jailers at "Sher- effective legislation in one day than Geimans, and at the same time influ- iff Man gum's "hotel" state that "Bil- eration of Mexican Ques- through Pullman transportation on ence the Balkans. lie" and his father entered the front in all the other forty-nine days of the London, August 10.—An attack by mileage books between points In the For some time news from the Darda- door and astonished the men present session put together tion. German airships which flew over the south and points In the east mar,ks a nelles has been more cheerful for the by asking that they fee locked uj> as The prospects of action started Fii- EnglUh coast laat night was an- complete victory for the railroad pa- British. While" no details of operations a warrant was just a few hours be- day with the failure to table the anti- there hare been given out, the public nounced today by the official press trons of this section in their "split- hind them for Mr. McCoy. \_ parallel Western and Atlantic 'bill to has been told that the hope for a. suc- WILSON HAS DECIDED bureau. The statement says one of ticket" fight In which they were strong- "I wanted to. get 'Billie' safe behind force an extra session. ly supported by The Constitution. cessful Issue la brighter. these bars so my wife and her rela- the airships was damaged DT British Although It Is likely that the prohibi- TO HURRY TO CAPITAL Had the commission failed to abro- The renewed attempt against the tives couldn't get him," stated Mr Mc- aeroplanes and wa« towed Into Ostend, gate the order it -would have meanl Turkish positions appears to be a con- Coy) tion wing of the house will yet use I Coini^li, N H \u-,u*a 10 —Presi- According to the official announce- that travelers using mileage In a trip certed one. Attacks at the tip of the Mr. McCoy told the reporter of going every means possible to bring abotttj dent \Vilsnn totla\ (UtuRd to ntuin ment eight women, four children and from Atlanta to Mew Tork for In- 'peninsula, along the Krlthla road, ha"ve to his home on Highland avenue and an extra sess.ion, it does not appear'- , to "V\ jshmprtoii \\ ltd in f >i t\ -«. ij^ht gained the British two hundred yards one man were killed and six women, stance could have had their baggage taking the boy much against his grand- that the possible defeat of anything j'j houis He will be h itk m Lime lor on a front of 300 yards, and at Sari four men and two children were checked on their mileage only as far mother's wishes. He carried, the boy that will come up today would brine 1't i 1 i> s < ibinel mi - tin as "Washington and could\ have pur- Balr an Important crest haa been oc- Tin pio 0 p. m. and 11:30 a. m. his wife's sisters. ate bill to provide for the prompt pay- and purchase Pullman transportation BY THE LANDING. Mrs. McCoy reported to police head- lepardnig tho situation at \ or i "flome flrwa were caused by the drop- through on mileage haa been recog- had been kid- ment of the school teachers by the use This landing evidently surprised the quarters that her sbti Cruz nized by all railroads for years and naped by her husband and furnished ping of incendiary bombs, but these Turks, a* 630 prisoners, guns and ma- of the governor's monthly warrant. Moinbei- of thi preM.k nt s fjnii- w*r». quickly extinguished and only the validity of the order would have _ "description of the two. She said Teachers* Bill Constitutional. t\ are to remain hi11 , meant a tremendous inconvenience to terial are declared to have been taken she thought Mr. McCoy had taken "Bil- Immaterial damage was done. by the British. A Turkish official re- lie" to Acworth, Ga,, where McCoy's This bill has been passed upon by travelers from and to the south. Th parents live. "Washington August lit —Two "The following casualties have been decision -was a clean-cut victory for the port supplies the localities of two the present attorney generaJ, his im- landings. According to thla. forces It's all the same to Billle, whether he American 'battleship*', tlu L,OUIM in i report* fl: Killed, one man, eight business men and organisations of the be In his little bed at home or with mediate predecessor, the state tax com- women and four children. 'Wounded, south who so vigorously f ought the were put ashore in the environs his father In Jail. 'He has laughingly missioner and & number of other au- :ind the New Hampshire ^aile. pilots sent up to engage the enemy, EXCITES ENGLAND lematical whether the governor would S. Dobbs Captain and E. R. more and Ohio railroads proposed to was killed on landing In the dark." for the common cause. Officiate \Yere Krth-cnt. abolish, the practice for protection ol It also Is believed that a success here call an extra session for the passage A revised Hat of casualties resulting tbJelr Joint fares and to conserve their of this companion bill, should the prohi- Ryan Sergeant. Official reticence concerning tho would bring the'Balkana definitely over I movement of tha battleships 13 duo from the airship raid was given out revenues. . . to the aide of the allies. Italy la un- Government Is Strongly bition wing defeat the amendment to- by the official^ press bureau this even- The rules 'were to apply to combina- day, especially in view of the fact that largely to a fear that news of then tions of all forms of tickets issued by derstood to be prepared to lend a hand "By a unanimous vote the board of Ing: as follows: In the Dardanelles operation*. this matter could still be disposed of coming reaching Vcra Cruz ahead of the roads and 'by their southern con^ Urged in Some Quarters to at the next regular session. police commissioners last night adopt- Killed, one man, nine women and nectlons to and from the gateways in- PROGRESS MADE the ships might accentuate the al- four children. volved, but mostly were to apply , tc State Auditor BUI. ed a resolution, introduced by (Commis- ready serious situation there Com- combinations Involving the case of BY ALLIED FORCES. Declare the Staple Contra- Wounded, five men, seven women Regarding recent operations in the Following this order will come the sioner W A Vernoy, and seconded by mander McNamee cabled his request mileage books of southern railroads or senate bill providing for a state au- and two children Southeastern Passenger association In- Dardanelles the following official an- band-Meetings to Be Held Commissioner J C. Vaughan, com- last night and the two "battleships im- terchangeable mile exchange orders, nouncement was made today: ditor, which has never figured in any mending ^he action of those Atlanta way as a factor In an extra session. mediately were ordered held ir\ readi- ZEPPELINS HEAD which effect lower fares than the pub- "Sir Ian Hamilton reports that fight- policemen connected with the closing lished ioint through rates. to Urge Action. The senate. If is expected, will send ness to proceed ^ FOR SCOTTISH COAST.. Ing at several points on Gallipoli pe- down of the ^old red light district of The railroads contended that the real- ninsula has taken place during the* the appropriations bill back to the Today.,^ after conferences betw een London, August 10—A Central News purpose of mileage books and reduced Atlanta, and crusading against vice last few days. Substantial progress house for concurrence In amendments Secretary Lansing and Rear Admiral dispatch from Amsterdam I says that rate tickets Is to provide a lower basis London, August 11.—<3 06 a. m )— Immediately after the convening of an thereafter five Zeppelins were flighted this morn- of fares within defined and limited ter- haa been made. Cotton Is the a-ubject of editorials in Benson, acting secretary of the nav\, ritories and thev are not intended for "In the southern »one, 200 yards afternoon session today. This bill. It Commissioner Vernoy explained his it was understood the sailing of the ing off Vlleland, near tne entrance of use In combination tickets issued by all the morning newspapera today. is anticipated, will, restore to a large on a front of 300 yards has been gained Some urge the government to declare resolution bv saying that many citi- Zufder Zee. They were taking _ other lines to defeat reasonable joint degree the cuts made by the prohibi- ships would be delayed pentiinf? fuller east of the Krlthia road, and haa been the staple contraband, while others ad- zens have openly ^charged that the northwesterly course In the direction fares. They claim their use In combi- tion wing when It •was up for passage reports from Vera Cruz and that, if nation tends sooner or later to force held In (Bplte of determined counter dress the United States and ask sym- police board, since demoting former 1 of the Scottish coast. In the house. Any fight on the bill possible, the sending of any cons i do r - Joint fares down to the combination attacks, which, have been repulsed, pathy with the British viewpoint. Chief of Police James L. Beavers, had AIRMEN RAID rates Retail me rah ante, chambers of with heavy loaa to the enemy. Repeat- In this stage could hardly prevent .Its able additional force would be a\oifl- Injury Is Admitted. passage,, although It will probably not conspired to "reopen" Atlanta, GERMAN TOWNS. commerce and travelers in the south ed attacks by the Turks elsewhere in ed because of its possible effect on and southeast were among those who "We do not conceal from ourselves," be finally passed until late tonight. The resolution also included the Berlin, August 10—(Via London.)— rotested against th^. Inconvenience of thla zone were beaten off. work of the Pan-American conference says The Morning Post, "the injury It is expected thatV the prohibition phrase "that the board will not coun- An official communication issued to- etrainlng at Washington and other "Several attacks by French corps President "Wilson, In New Hamp- southern gateways to recheck baggage have been made, and their whole- that Trtll be caused the United States wing of the house will not let this tenance the reopening of the red light day tells of an allied air raid Monday by our refusal to permit cotton to session adjourn without expressing shire, was advised of Commander Mc- and obtain Pullman accommodations hearted co-operation has proved of the di&tnct" Namee's report and several hours later over Zweibruecken and Sankt Ingbert. for the remainder of their journey, enter Germany through neutral coun- strongly its disapproval of the unruli- Bavaria Eight persons were killed greatest assistance. After a spirited three-cornered race a long code dispatch reached the navy The commission held that no rail- "In the Ansac zone, a footing In tries This Injury we deeply regret, neas of the rules committee. and two wounded In the latter town. road receiving the equivalent of its full but in Justice can the United States One of these expressions will prob- for captain of police, made vacant toy department from Cornish Then it be- local fare to the junction, whatever the Chunuk Bahr portion of Sari Bahr came known that the ships had been The communication says hold us to "blame? The responsibility ably be in the shape of a resolution the refusal of former Chief Beavers "Monday forenoon from 8 to 8 enemy the character of transportation accept- also has been gained and the crest must be placed on Germany, the ag- ihstructed to start Immediately for ed by the connecting line, may law- occupied, after fierce fighting and the this morning to be spread upon the to serve as captain, -when recently de- aeroplanes attacked Zweibruecken and gressor In this war Oreatly as we de- Vera Cruz fully withhold provision for incidental successful storming of strongly held minutes of the house expressing the moted to that position by the board, Sankt Ingbert. which are outside* the services universally tn demand. Com- plore the loss the United States may disapproval of the rules committee's To IaereiM« Border Forces. military district. From 15 to 20 bombs missioner Harlan dissented from this positions. Here, too, the enemy's suffer, we simply ask it to put itself S. Dobbs, who was sergeant of the Secretary I^anslngr, who left tonight loaaea have been considerable. The action In failure to report the prohibi- were dropped on Zweibruecken, caus- opinion, saying the majority action In our place It Is not a matter of tion measures, and it may not stop at mounted squad of police, and a strong for New York to attend the Pan-Ameri- ing only unimportant material damage. permits evasions of the" through fare. advance Was commenced at night un- what the United States did in the past this. v supporter of Chief Beavers, was chosen can conference, would not discuss na- der cover of a, searchlight from a de- At Sankt Ingbert eight persons were under similar circumstances, but what This resolution was being circulated captain on the twelfth ballot, when he val movements further than to admit killed and two wounded " stroyer. It would today if placed in the position In the house yesterday afternoon and that a ship would be sent to replacw ALABAMA TO WATCH "Elsewhere a fresh landing has been recpived seven votes. ^ FRENCH AVIATORS we are In " ( it is anticipated that this morning it one -which would briny the Brazilian successfully effected and considerable On this ballot Station Sergeant FINISHED ZEPPELIN. ALL PRIVATE SCHOOLS The Dally Telegraph aayfl the mere will have upwards of 100 signatures and Guatemalan ministers to the United progress made. declaration of contraband cannot de- George C. Bullard received four, and States He said that on account of Paris. August 10—A H&vas dispatch "Six hundred and thirty prisoners v "Dry*" Hold Vlaal Caucus. Montgomery, Ala,, August 10 — All cide the Idsue. Serg-eant A. J Holcombe one vote. continued bandit raids on the border, from Dunkirk says. have been taken, together with one Such a declaration," the newspaper The prohibitionists held a conference Other candidates In the race who orders soon would j>e issued to In- private* denominational and parochial at the AnSley hotel last night for the "Allied aviators destroyed a Zeppe- N-ordenfeldt, two bomb mortars, nine adds, "to be effective must be support- received an occasional vote were Ser- cieas,e the American military* forces lin airship near Ostend this morning. schools must make regular reports to machine guns and a large numiber of urpose of the state educational department, ac- ed by an arrangeme *t with such neu- ^ discussing what means may geants C. P. Connally "W N. SheVidan The Zeppelin was first attacked by a bombs. Scattered about are quanti- In touch with the 'be Ieft to brmff about »n ««tra ses- cording to the provisions of a bill tral countries as are and 8 J. Roberts. British aviator, who, it Is paid, dam- ties of the enemies* rifles, ammuni- enemy's frontier." slon for the consideration of prohibt- aged the dlrl^'ble. and Its destruction which passed the lower house of the tion and equipment." declares that 'tlon measures. That they will make Ryan Elected Serfceamt. legislature today. The bill has been The Dally Telegraph Weather Prophecy was completed by French aviators the government should carry out Its some move today to this end is prac- Ed R Ryan, former bicycle officer 1 from Dunkirk " passed by the senate and now goes to ALLIES REPULSED, VTHUNDER SHOWERS delicate task unhampered by meetings tically certain. As a last resort It Is and marshal of Oakland City, was the governor for his signature. TURKS REPORT. expected that petition will be pre- or demonstrations. named sergeant of police to fill the Constantinople. August 10 —(Via The Times says the question of de- sented to the governor, signed by the Waahtngton—'Forecast They Are Able to Pay, " London.)—Turkish troops completely claring cotton contraband "Is much majority wing- of the house, asking him Vacancy created toy the promotion of Georgia—Thimd«r*liowrrm Wednesday dispersed forces -which the entente al- to call an extra session. Dobbs. winning on the first ballot and probably Thnradny. lies landed near Karachali, on the more delicate and far more complicat- ed than it is currently assumed to be." The governor's outlook upon the sit- when he received nine votes. Patrol- But Refuse to Settle north of the Gulf of Saros in Darda- Lornl \\>«*hrr He port. uation yesterday afternoon was very man E. P Davis polled two votes and nelles operatlona on Saturday night, Lowest temperature 70 Continued on Page Two. sanguine, and at that time he did not Patrolman L F Carter one. y Highest temperature ...... 87 With the Government OVERLOOKING according to an official statement of anticipate the necessity of calling an Supernumerary Policeman Guy Llnd- Mean temperature the Turkish war department. Troops extra session. Normal tempetempcraturer i . .. -. landed north of Ari Burnu made a say, one time station sergeant of Washington, August 10—The treas- THE OBVIOUS slight advance under protection of the "The action of the house in passing Rainfall In past 21 hours, inches 02 ury department announced today that the Western and Atlantic measure to- the force, was detailed by special reso- Deficienc_ _ y sinc. e _1s t, o__f month, iin I 4', Anglo-French fleet, the statement SEVENTY YEARS OLD, Deficiency since Januarj 1st, in fi 30 on October 1 Secretary McAdoo would adds. day," he Bald, "Is verification of my un- lution of the board In the station ser- make public the names of and. take The statement Issued Monday reads: HE KILLED HIMSELF, bounded confidence In the bigness and geant's office to handle records of pris- Report* From Vnrl.onM Station*. steps to sue those able to pay and who Inability to see the obvious "In the Dardanelles Saturday night, is a striking "gift" with some under the protection of the fleet, the ability of this general assembly. This oners and robberies STATIONS then have fail eel to pay money ad- enemy landed » part of his new forces not the first time I have expressed Councilman J. N. Renfroe. of the and State of people. ACCORDING TO JURY WEATHER. vances to them to assist them in re- In the environs of Karachali, on the this confidence." fir-st ward, who, as vice chairman of turning home from Europe at the They prefer wlll-o'-the north of the Gulf of Saroa and the re- Sweeping aside all substitute bills SS 02 war's outbreak. Sums still due from mainder on two points north of Ari the police committee of general coun- Birmingham rain wisps to realftiee. Oordele. Ga., August 10. — (Special.) ana aii amendments, the house yester- 92 00 those regarded as able to repay the Burnu. We dispersed completely the cil, served for hia first time on the Boston, pt cldj 76 02 A coroner's Jury came to the verdict aay afternoon passed the Persons sen- government aggregate thousands of If every Atlanta advertiser enemy forces which landed near Kara- jollce board, in the absence from the Buffalo, pt cldy .00 dollars \ ' chall, which left foehlnd some twenty this afternoon that J. T. Hughes, aged ate bill to prevent the paralleling -.of Charleston, cldy . S2 02 sensed the obvious he would dead. about 70, a saw mill man and farmer, city of Councilman Edwin Johnson, Chicago, clear 70 70 the Western & Atlantic railroad. chairman of council's police commit- .00 be a Constitution advertiser. "North of Ari Burnu the troops who lived about four miles east of Cor- Den\ or, pt clrlj 7S s S3 00 for posseasion of Mergne Mir pass, \ body was \ resumed after the rules committee feant Bullard, or to one of the other Portland, Ore , clear 00 Under the leadership t^t Thomas Tag- which our troops captured In spite of Raleigh, clear Advertising In The Con- v Though Hughes had eaten nothing limited speeches to ten minutes and ;hree candidates tn the race 00 gart* one of the Indiana Dixie highway stitution bring* the larg- furious attacks by the enemy, who Tor several meals. It Is eaid by the Han Francisco, cleai 00 V commlBsio fters, plans virtually were withdrew In disorder to the south. called for the previous question at 4 At the end" of the eighth ballot Com- St Loufs. "Idv . 68 70 44 est percentage of return's, "In the direction of the Euphrates family that he did not complain of missioner James W1 English suggested Salt Lake City, cldy completed to form organizations in the sickness and that he had made no o'clock. 94 98 00 because it reaches the •iver our troops, pursuing: the retreat- a thirty-minute recess, during which' Shreveport. ram SS several counties and complete In each ng Turks, took possession of Palant- statement indicating that he contem- More F»lbn»terlD* Probable. 04 a link, accord i ng to Dixie highway people who have money to time It was agreed all the candidates Spokane, clear 96 .00 chen, capturing two cannon, a quantity plated suicide, and no cause is attrib- When the house meets this morning Tampa., pt cldy 92 .00 specifications *pend and spend it for of cartridges and arms and a caravan uted to hia act. He had been to Wll- 'or election were to be called before Toledo, pt cldy It will take up a billL to provttte for the commissioners to be put through 80 00 "When the commissioners this fall dependable merchandise. of camel* and making prisoners the 30% county Monday. A son, J. M. Vicksbuig, cldj 78 90 .00 commander of a regiment of infantry the prompt payment of the salaries of n "efficiency test" by the commission- | Washington, clear i inspect proposed routes acceptance of >estdea four other officers. Our pur- Hughes, lives in Cord el e and Mrs j. 74 00 the Indianapolis-New Albany section lulng columns are malting fresh prig- I O Attaway. ol UnadlU*. u a daugh- will ba urged. oners ceaselessly.** \. Continued on Page Nine. Continued on Pag* Two. i C. F. von HERRMANN ter, Section •f ( NEWSPAPER! Page Two. THjE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915.

fuse to Join In aael. __ . to comply with intui- ROBB&tS JLOOT A *AA0t STATE TO PAY WOMEN Uur*. but at tb* can* time tions TBy wain* this .... COMMISSION •mphatlcallT that neither thU action been fully T "hip movement* Iiad'anr baai- tlons participating in the conference __ _ _ prob- AGAINST "DISTRICT* ESCAPE WITH SAME WAGE AS MEN ng whatever on tb* plan* at the Fan- are declared to' b* In agreement on a lem within the next two months. NO ARMS EMBARGO Mapl« fllll, Kan, Augruit 10 —Sev- Chicago, August 1° — Equal suf fra- &merlcan conference pl&n fa ase the armed forces oT the Tomorrow's conference wtH be taken United States. Jf necessary, to enforce un with a discussion of the various Continued From Page One. eral rolihera. believed to to* a even, lsts were jubilant toda> according to- Jlf He left the »t»t» department. Mr eventualities that may result trom the held more than 100 citizens at bay to- £rs Grace "W llbur Trout president of Umatnff said he expected to be back •a embargo on wax supplies against first; step, the distribution of the ap- xlay while companions blew open the the Illinois Equal Suffrage association. it hl« eaterday de- BY UNITED STATES The first explosion aroused citizens, creed that women employ ed In state President Wilson will be Sack In Armed intervention to establish the SCOTT AND VILLA Captain Dobbs, who Is a member of the day watch, could not be located. who. -when they reached the scene. Institutions shall receive the same pay Washington In time to attend a cabinet Jfexlcan •roverument would fee contem- HOLD CONFERENCE. were met by armed men who forced as men meeting Friday at which 'both the pro- and wa* the only candidate who did plated only as a last resort, and, ac- El Paso, Texas, August 10—General them to remain qu.et until six Mrs Trout issued a statement In gram of the Pan-Ameriban conference cording to- information here, the South Villa crossed the international border not go through the "efficiency test," Washington Rejects Aus- char area of explosive had been fired which she said that tho new recogni- ind the situation at Vera Cruz will be and Central American powers wo aid te today and entered into a conference which, Captain English headed _ ir;*«._ —-, *..-» ' When the vault had been rifled the tion of the equalit> of women ia an aUcusaed Secretary of the Navy Dan- Hold "Efficiency Teat.** S V1CW aS to (band disappeared in a heavy fog answer to those who express doubt of asked only for their approval and with General Hugh L. Scott* chief of the \alue of the fr tnchlse to women iels started for 'Washington tonlerbt moral support of military operations staff of the United States army, at the home of J. F Williams General Following the "efficiency teat* Ser- Export of Munitions for | Illinois women cm ^ otc, and stu- trom AsbeTllle, N C try tbe United etatea If they become Scott ia a guest of Williams geant Bui lard showed that be had made BITE OF SPIDER CAUSED dents of political economy knew that Ju»t before he too* the train for necessary After the conference with. Villa. Gen- a favorable Impression on the commis- no class of peraonis In historv deprl\ed New York Secretary Lansing said ad- eral Scott issued this statement sioners. and, although he had receiv- Allies — No Violation of of a voice In the go\ eminent e\ er vices had reached the state department AMERICANS TO DEATH OF MRS. CAMERON have recei\ ed f iir treatment by the "General Villa assured me during ed only five votes during the previous government said Mrs Trout confirming the report of Commander APPEAL TO MEXICANS. Neutrality. Gordonsville, Va., August 10—Mrs Mc^famee as to~eondltlons at Vera Cruz, New Tork. August 10.—With the re- M»ry Haxall Cameron, -widow of but giving no additional d»t-ills The assembling here tomorrow of the am- new reports from Vera Cruz, were for- Washington, August 10 —The United Colonel Alexander Cameron, million- VACATION KODAKS bassadors and ministers of six. Latin- States today dispatched to Vienna a aire tobacco manufacturer, died today Let Jno L Moore & Sons add to the warded to Cornish, American governments and the secre- ever will be prosecuted ... the civil casting their ballot for him note rejecting the Allaire-Hungarian at Cameron lodge, the family summer pleasure of > our \ acation b\ supplj ~ To O«tllive DeflmMe Plan. tary of atate of the United States, a coUrts My mission here is now ac- On the eleventh ballot Sergeant JBut- T-iews that the great scale on which t home, near here, of blood poisoning Ing jlou -nith a kodak Mike a com- complished " lard received five votes against six for war munitions are being- exported from plete^ record of jour tiip with the In connection -with the conference at definite Inter-American effort will be Escorted by a mounted detachment s caused by the bite of a spider She nfhndv Viiarrfs flonPT-al Villa entered 1Dobbs-'OOIJS», «"*and* two XOfor r HOiComoeHolcombe., ^naiFChair-- Ainoi-jcaAmerica, wto enemies of the Qermanlc Autographic Attachment. New York it was learned tonlsrht that pot Into operation to re-establish peace T l is not In consonance with the had been ill two weeko. The body will Jno L Moore &. bons, the avtlciins, the appeal to bo addresvd to the Mex- In Mexico by friendly means and to re- 2n *&o&&^*^ t^ &™£™'™» ^ P Fain, of the board, voting ^Ition »!if neutrality " be taken to Richmond for burial have these in all sizes 42 "N Bi ad ican people und all military Itadera store the country to Its accustomed and crossed the border George C 'with both Councilman Benfroe and f The note waa cabled to Ambassador Thursday street r J C. (Ciais have pointed out that to p:•revent political "adviser to General Villa, -were vaughaji' J*I> "sisaonm, RoberRob, t Holland, I such shipments to one country hi patched immediately, a reasonable time the only men present at the meeting: Councilman Reiifor_ e an_ d Chairman j anotheV'^co'ufd not ^eeelve them would W Clean Store. I —a few weeks—feeing allowed lor an- between the two chi«¥s Fain be a violation of neutrality Prece- Shattering swers to be received- At 10 30 a m General Villa emerged For Bullard Commissioners English, I dents also have been recalled where In from the house, reentered his machine Appeal Will B« Brief. Robert r tria-Hungary that the supply of food- of Mexico, or to show preference for the result of the tearch for Mexican Vaughan voted for him on every bal- f stuffs and war material to them would any one leader It will be an eloquent 'bandits who today attacked United States cavalrymen near Mercedes. lot except one, when he cast his vote [ be suspended unless legitimate trade in petition that the Mexican leaders par- Texas. a>bout twenty-five miles V north for Dullard on the fourth. these articles between Americans and ticipate In or send delegates to a con- The voting in the sergeant's race neutral countries were permitted An Idol of the Texas-Mexican boundary One vention or conference to be heltd on 1 was as follows According to Berlin dispatches, this Mexican was kille * in tbe fight near For* Ryan Wardlaw, Vernoy, English, complaint was sent after a conference neutral ground In Mexico to create a Mercedes United States soldiers, Clarke. King. Holland, Renfroe. Rags- between the Austro-Hungarian and provisional government that can be ac- Texas rangers and civilian posses, how - ever still were on the search tonight dale and. Fain (German foreign offices. Similar notes. corded recognition In Cameron and Hidalgo polities For Davis Commissioners Vaughan! it was said, soon would be sent to No threat or Intimation of what will Today's fight -occurred nest of the and Slsson United States by Germany and Tur- be the course of the several American reviously disturbed zone Indicating; For Carter Commissioner Pace key \ Commissioner Vernoy Introduced a UNITED STATES ANSWERS 63 Stores countries is given If their suggestions R: is believed here, that there are sev- resolution touching on the acti\ ities eral bands of Mexicans cirrvmg on u, GERMANY'S FRYE NOTE. are declined lawless campaign in the lower Rio of former Police Chief James L. Beav- Until Schlitz adopted The complete plan adopted for the Grande valley ers in the suppression of vice and the "Washington, August 10 —The Ameri- "Help You Save" solution of the problem haa not been closing of the red light district, and can reply to the last German note on published, but already some miscon- San Antonio, Texas, August 10—Two calling: for a virtual Indorsement of tho sinking of the American ship 'Wil- the former chief's policies in this re- liam P Frye was cabled to Berlin to- the Brown Bottle; the structions of the purposes o£ tbe Latin- unidentified .Mexicans were killed by night and probably will be given out NEW STORE American countries and the United Texas rangers a few miles \wst of fre- spect. bastian, Texas todaj They were sus- V«r»oy'» Resolution. here Saturday. States have been spread, which, the 1 The original position of the state 414 North Jackson St. diplomats fear may prove embarrass- pected of being members of the bandit The resolution, which met with an | department that the Prussian-American American public drank * LST, but they are confident that when gang operating In the lower Rio Immediate debate among the commis- treaty of 1828 was violated Is reaf- PHONE IVY 3980 fully a-nd "authbrltatively disclosed it Grande valley and resisted arrest sloners, in which Commissioner Ver- ( firmed, but it Is understood the United will be difficult for any faction to find ' None Of the rangers was hJMt. noy and Captain English assumed the states now agrees to accept paymenpay t light bottle beer, not a just ground for declining to enter} CARRANZA BITTER leading roles, read as follows •for the Frye under the condition that I MM OH THE in^thespirlt o* the sugB e 5ons made, j ~;?J:X™^ii52 ' tS B|ofo?t8 h will I AGAINST CONFERENCE. 'Whereas, there has been a vast dif- payment shall not involve admission "While the appeal ference of opinion and quite a discus- by Germany of & treaty violation The not specify the exac:tt course t_o be fol- | Buenos Aires, August H10—Or Vic- sion among a large number of citizens amount ^to be paid will he fixed by realizing the danger of lowed, the conferees have taken Into tonno de la Plaza, president of Argen- of Atlanta as to the strict enforcement two commissioners, one appointed by consideration all possibilities. If any tina, has received a telegram from Gen- of the law by this police board. each, government faction or group fails to attend the eral Venustiano Carranza declaring- "Therefore, be it resolved, That the conference, those leaders o_ r delegate_ s that should th___ e Washingto_ ___igt_ n conference The German position Is that payment its becoming skunky who do will be expected to_ set up —decide to interfere in Mexican affairs efforts of former Chief of Police James of indemnity for ships destroyed is all government that can be recognizerecognlr d 'u would commit an unpardonable er- L Beavers, put forth in reference to that the treaty contemplates The With this recognition, an embargo o__n_ fror vice and the closing of the red light, United States contends that any AmerH and impure. arma would be declared b_„y the Uniteted Argentina, says ttw message, "has district, be approved, and be It the f can ship, even If laden with centra- States against aJl, other groups an sense of this board that it jwill not band, is protected by the treaty i "J1-. other groups and imade herself an accomplice in a crime such moral support'giVen to the ne.. f against our race which possibly may countenance reopening of the red light Germany has held that since the government as would enable It, through sinking of ships is not prohibited spe- helfc to bring on a war between two Captain English objected to the res- the rehabilitation of Its finances, to American nations" cifically in\ the treaty, principles of In- equip a force large enough to crush olution, setting forth the point that it ternational law must govern each case, armed opposition Jose Luis Murature, the Argentine •singled out one particular policeman, the treaty being satisfied by payment Schlitz has shown the foreign minister, replied to the mes- no longer a member of the force, and The new American note Is understood A« Helplmff Vrtend*. sage on behalf of Dx De La Plaza. He commended him alone He said that to reject this view The attitude of the conferees ia that said that Argentina was taking- part he would vote for the resolution if public the way. The their governments need exert no pres- in the conference with the intention amended to Include a commendation of sure, but simply •will continue to stand of respecting Mexican sovereignty He every .policeman in the department for \, as helping friends, willing, if Invited added that the conference had, dismiss- >rk In closing the red light dis- J to act in any practicable manner, to e\e\erry factor which tended to inter- his wo; Brown Bottle is the fere with Mexican Internal affairs,, es- trict. bring the leaders together for discus- Chairman Fai_ _n said he thought it sion of their problems pecially every plan looking to armed ., ^rood time to put the public on Ink T.wU One feature of the plan BO far as Intervention ftanrf fl1n» far worked out Is that it alms to accomplish The message added that the confer- notice that the police board would not only true defense of peace in Mexico without armed inter- ence was working -with the Idea of countenance the reopening of the red !•• and finishing .rlnM. Mall .rdrn nOHt. NEW LOG CABIN vention. The means to be used are maintaining Pan-American solidarity light district but declared that he Eutaiu Fllnu C 0. D Exp.11 MUrKlt. considered properly In accord with in-I and that instead of being alaimed the thought Commissioner Vernoy s reso- beer purity. ternational custom—the exercise of a Mexican people should look upon the lution was uncalled for at this time fr-IA\A/KE:S right to refuse or extend recognition I conference as a, sign of friendship and "Commendation of Beavern." KODAK DIPT. I « WHITBH*LL,«TlL«MTA MAPLE SYRUP ,to a government determinates first as proof of Its desire for the greatness After the meeting Commissioner^ Whether it gives promise of being able of Mexico Vernoy declared that the passage of Qts 36c his resolution, as amended, was a com- mendation of the policies of former Pts. . 19c HUGH WILLET SPEAKS Chi£f of Police James L. Beavers Trial size The board, said Commissioner Ver- . lOc VACATION? MAKE IT TO LIFE UNDERWRITERS noy has commended Beavers on those 1 very grounds on which Beavers stood See Texas American Sar- San Francisco, August 10 —Educa- strong-est, but received the greatest The Brown ** tional publicity was prescribed as a amount of criticism—the closing of the dines, can . . 2C remedy for the losa of 650,000 lives red light district COLORADO THIS annually in the United States by pre- If there is any move to reopen the Colorado ventable disease In the annual address red light district on the part of the CALIFOBIIA PEACHES here today of Hugh M Willet of At- police board their vote commending lanta, Ga, president of th* Associa- the action in closing the red light dis- •nd ** Rockies L»rce YEAR tion,of Life Underwriters, at the twen- trict last night certainly does not in- Can . .lie Have you ever felt the thrill of the ty-siScth annual convention dicate it." Enroute to the \\ hile we stand appalled by the The resolution was adopted as Bottle is the mountains, that deep mysterious some- enormous destruction of life and treas amended by Captain English, Commis- thing th-at cornea from a wide sweep of ure in Europe, he said 660 000 lives sioner Vaughan moving for adoption \ OF plains and mountain tops, that Inde- are destroy ed annually in the United Petitions from J A Bozeman and W I California scribable feeling that overwhelms you P Born, recently discharged from the ' States by diseases of the preventable police force on charges of drunken- when you see the glorious and mag- ^*n.clasaas Th**.e- «*-——annua~l economi—v..~—c loss from nlflcent beauty and scenic wonders of this source Is estimated at *1 500.000- ness, were turned down 000 or six times the amount of our fire A letter from former Chief Beavers;. Expositions the Rockies for the first time? loss formally refusing to serve as a captain It's there for everyone—In Colorado of police on the department was ac Go one way via v Best Known \& —and to get there in .greatest comfort cepted ' with regrets,' on motion of SAFE-TEA there's the Rock Island's famous Commissioner Robert Clarke RUSS CHURCH RELICS A resolution was adopted, calling on New Orleans or Shreveport v i fei•< Rocky Mountain Limited," a modern v council to appropriate 5950 to purchase * FIRST- train providing every comfort and con- MOVE FROM WAR ZONE an automobile for the chief of police and venience Other fast trains dally from | Chicago and St. Louis Through cars Petrograd, August 10 —(Via London, COTTON QUESTiON from the southeast to Colorado Auto- 10 p m )—The Holy Synod of the Container matic block signal*—Finest modern Russian church has directed the arch- EXCITES ENGLAND ali-ateel equipment—Superb \dlnlng car bishops of Grodno and Vllna to remove service ^ the sacred relics from the churches ^ Low fares for round trip dally, June in Brest-OUftovsk, Kovno and other Continued From Page One. Through Colorado Sleeper Daily Ridgway lea has been let to September 30th, only ?32 from places within the zone of military op- In connection with Santa Pe Lines 'Memphis. $30 from Chicago, $ 25 from erations, says The Bourse Gazette The newspaper urges the necessity awarded Gold Medals at St. Louis of declaring cotton contraband on the Diverse Route Tickets with Panama-Pacific Interna- Only direct line between the east and Codfish on Free List. ground that if it is so declared the Stop-overs. Write for Beer (both Denver and Colorado, Springs. Washington, August 10 —A treasury United States could not seriously con- N. C. WooWrfd^. S. E P. A. tional Exposition at San* department decision today puts codfi * test the legality of such action as It Write, phone or drop in at our does now the British orders in coun-^ T«x. * Pkc. Hr- AUul*. Ga. Travel Bureau for our booklets and on tho free list The department de- Francisco. The Highest . -- _., . . . , ... elded that removal of part of the bones cil y folder* on Colorado, hotel* and board- Of codfish to aid preservation and Honors for India Ceylon Ing !»°V«e» In Cplprado. Little Jour- | packing does not render shipments lia- Cotton as Contraband. ney« In Colorado, etc. 411 Peters Elder, tble to duties on prepared fish, on * As contraband ' The Times adds, Tea. Atlanta. Ga. H. H Hunt, D P A. which there Is a duty of three-quar- "cotton would be liable to confisca- Phon« Mala 681 | tere of a cent a pound tion and the possibility of seeing ships YOULL FIND IT AT: —recognized even by and cargoes confiscated "would have 'a I0c-l5c-35c-70c-?l salutary effect in many quarters But the light bottle brewers, It would be both Just and politic were( , the declaration of policy accompanied, i by an announcement that the govern- TUNA FISH HAMS-HAMS SIMO4 PURE 1 ment will prepare to consider meas- who continue to follow "Blue Sea Brand" ures for the stabilization of prices, if' *««. LEAF LARD not for the provision of compensation in one form or another for the Amerl- the lines of least resist- lip* ITcCan The Pride of Ar- , can cotton growers " Swilflflt- mour & Co.'* en- I "Will our politicians never act?" asks 492-498 Prachtre* Street mluai, III The Daily Mail Dealing with the pub- ance, not realizing trmtmr's tiro Kit of prod- f He meeting which is to be held to- r»hoi-i«» ivy BOOO NEW PANCAKE FLOUR Stir, tt ' night to ask the government to make "Aunt JtmiroaV CornHcW. cotton contraband The Dally iMall con- font . ' tlnuen * "What a commentary It is on t New Queen Olives the inevitable elimina- Package . . 9c Co.. It «d SPECIALS FOR our official way of doing things that in thp second year of the war popular. Tbe L»r*«tGrowii-A Wbeh PUNCHEON— o«« r» l'li« WEDNESDAY, AUG. 11 No. B . 75C agitation should be necessary to urge The original barrel shipped direct tion of the light bottle. our politicians to take a step that 1 to us from Spain It weighs 1 720 PIEDMONT or ought to have been taken Immediately-] pound1; after the outbreak of the war I They are ^.A^* Beer is saccharine, and Van Camp's NorthCarollna SUNSHINE Dotes'Hawaiian RED SPANISH The newspaper argues that declar- Per Quart 4UC Soup, Can . . CREAMERY CAKES aadCUCKEBS Pineapple Juiet PIMENTOES ing cotton contraband wil* at once dls courage American exports by reason NEW DAFFODIL PEAS I*ure Julco of the Sweetest Packed of the heavy penalties exacted from the slightest taint ruins BUTTER 5e Pkgi. 6 for . 25e Plneapplv—Indispen- ISc SIZE CANS OLD-FASHION lOcPfcgi. 3 for ZSc sable for Stomach skippers and make regular the posi- Today Only. Trouble TODAY 'tion of Great Britain in the eyes of.. the £20c US'$2.25 3S $8.75 Tt. Hoil Co«»l.» UM United States government through its healthfulness. PURE LARD it It. till bottles 3Sc 3 CANS 25c Great Britain compensating growers PURE MAPLE SAP SYRUP "GEORGIA ROSE BRAND" for their losses 60c JOHNSON'S MUMOM SALMON! Asparagus Tips OLIVES , Afcltatlon Deprecated. * ^St.lO " $'.75 No. 10 Pail . Arto Salmon, Can 15c Carmilln, Cao. ISc Stuffed and Plain The Daily Chronicle deprecates popu- 99c FLOOR WAX 3Sc Size . . . 19c Preserving Sold All Over City Rott.E.L**,Canl3c Delnent*, Can.. 18c lar agitation for pressure on the for- I Schlitz in Brown Bottles No. 5 Pail . ISc Size . . . lOc etgn office to have raw cotton made} and Pickling PEACHES 55o K«; 35c Used- cotton In short, things are now at We can «u; ply you with empty bar- the stage whext jiewspapora or trade rels and oaces, and excelsior for Atlanta Phone 3S20 30c Ian Today, . ZSc Pound 20c , packing Juicy Lemons Totfay{tBml.23c agitation might have very embarrass- Bell Phone 269E Main ing consequences' 8fff Samuels A Co , Distributor* tt West Mitchell St., Atlanta, Ga. Ic Each Yaryan Plant Sold. Buy Block's Family Trade Solicited Out-of- Tip-Top Bread Gulfport, Miss, August 10 —The lo- Town Orders Promptly Filled Block's Saltines cal plant of the Yaryan Naval Stores Write for Prices Sc Per Loaf company was sold today by order of "BETTER BREAD" the receiver's court for f£5,OCO The Made Daily Empire In\estment company represent- Butterthins ing 97 per cent of the creditors and Loaf . . . 3lc Stone's Cakts original stockholders was the pur- i Beer chaser Representatives of the Em-1 Best and Freshest In ATLANTA -6 Varieties- plre company stated th,e plant -will r«-' sume operations January 1» •. That Made Milwaukee Rmous. 1EWSP4PERS THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915. Page Three

made a local attack Sunday. The fight- na,.and by the beginning of the evac- German Chant of Hate ing? hero continues. uaflon of that city," by the Russians It is hardly expected that this move- "On the other sectors of the entire ment will be forced, however, until SEVERAL HONORED To Be Barred in Books front there have been no important the German positions at Ponevyczh and BULGARIA IS PRESSED collisions." , KovnO have been made more secure Intended for the Young from the danger of being flanked from GERMAN LOSSES 1 these directions I Riga is being bombarded by aero- SUNK BY SUBMARINE BY THE ALLIED POWERS Berlin, August 10.—(Via London.)—A ARE ENORMOUS. planes almost dailj. A civil guard of campaign against Ernest X»lssauer'a IN DRIVE AT Geneva, Switzerland, Auguat 2P— 3.000 men fa ready to take ove_ r police mong expressing hatred for England (Via Paris.)—A dispatch to The Trib- dutiesi should "evacuation "become Cruiser Destroyed on Steamer Joint Communication ,Made by Sent on Demand Throughout haa been started by The Cologne Volka une from Innsbruck, Austria, says that necessary. Zettung, a Catholic organ, which de- in the recent fighting along the sec- "RTyTTT^TXJt J a T Lane to Archangel—Allied Great Britain, Russia, World Telling of Wonder* mands the song; be excluded from tlon of the eastern front running from •*" -* "- toooks Intended for the young. The BYTHERUSSIANS the^ Piaaa river to Oatrov, northeast of HOOGE VILLAGE. Submarine Sunk by Turks. France and Italy. ful Texas Product. paper declares at a time of Interna- Warsaw, the Germans loot 65,000 men London, August 10—Sir John French tional bitterness the youth of a na- in killed or wounded, but captured reported today that the British troops the principal Russian fortified posi- have withdrawn slightly^ their Itee Berlin. August 10 — (By Wlreleas to Parts, Au&aat 10 —The correspond- Hundreds of thousands of littlo tion should not be taught to cherish Sayvllle ) — The British auxiliary books, * The Story of VitaHta*," have batred Elsewhere on the ' Long tions south of Hooge, near Yprea, but had ent at Saloniki of Havaa Agency tele- been distributed In the last few The Berliner Tageblatt and other In- The engagements in the vicinity of consolidated the'village of HcWe Field cruiser India, of ^ 7,900 tons, haa been graph a that diplomatic representatives months, ma nl\ throughout the South. fluential newspapers have indorsed the ™,™«—i,>vsh;( the dispatch says, Marshal French's report reads torpedoed off the Norwegian coast of France, Russia, Great Britain and \et some ha\ o gone to nearlv all parts Eastern Front Teutons Are ____ _ continuous for five days "Northwest of Hooge and In the rulna Eighty members of the crew were Italy ha\e delivered a Joint Communi- of the ciMli'ed n orld The History of demand voiced by The Volks Zeltung. of tne and the Germans have occupied the J a J village itself we have consoll- saved. cation to the Bulgarian government this ne\v Toxas pioduct is outlined Emperor 'William decorated Herr Advancing and the Czar's northern portion of the defenseefense* of d-*-ed the ground gaingaineed yesterday, re- The India was attacked at a point with a view to procuring the collabora- arid the manner in which liquid Vitali- Llssauer. author of the "Chant of tho surrounded fortresses. The Rus- F 1Is"2g,,g onon,?e JT?weaakk v"«infantrS y attack dur- north of Bodge when entering Heatf- tion of that nation with the allies, as tas Is prodULed Is described The book- Hate," with the Order of the Jled n 1 01 let is sent upon request to any ad- Eagle of the fourth-class after his son- Forces Are Retiring. slan garrison depends maiinly upon Infre^wa, ^ Infanfr jord. part of a common understanding with dress net was published. bayonet charges, as artillery ammunl- there was a violent artillery enngraKe- The rescued men -were picked up by the Balkan atatea. Vitalltas Is one of the medical mar- tlon Is 'lacking ment as a result of which all the the Swedish steamer Goestaland Thla action was taken In conjurtc- vels of this age It Is purely and The India belonged to the Penin- tlon with the presentation of similar wholly a Nature product, free of hurt- th sula and Oriental line and waa built communications to Greece and Serbia, ful dopes or added ingredients of any Compo*«r Ediuin Greene Dead. HEAVY LOSSES INFLICTED as recently made known • It Is in re- character A little o\or a jear ago in 1896 uponse to Bulgaria s request or June 14 \ italltas was placed on the market BY RETREATING RUSSIANS regton of Novo Alexandria, on the Is- south of the village. for Information from the quadruple and on home gi ourids—the State of tula, south of Ivangorod, the Russian8 i \ "This makes no materia1 l difference The place of attack of the India entente powers concerning the ad\ an- Texas—it has accomplished such re- are offering resistance, inflicting to our position lies along the steamship lane between tages she might expect in exchange markable things as to attract world- heavy losses "The total number of prisoners cap- England and the Russian port of for her active co-operation with them wide attention The demand for Vltali- tured by us yesterdaywas 160" Archangel Restfjord Is a bay alx tas has grow n to such proportions as FORT STORMED miles long on the northwestern coast GREECE TO REPLY to tax the capaciti of the producing Vicious ReanGuard Actions In a statement issued vesterday Sir TO THE ALLIES. Lomnnnv BY GERMANS. John French reported that the trenches of Norway ' "While this new liquid Is effective in London, August 11—(1 49 a m)— the titalmcnt of m m> human all- Continually Fought to Berlin, August 10—(Via London)— »* Hooge, captured by thtl e Germans SUBMARINE SUNK F*res the British occupied South of Lomza the high CLOSE PURSUIT .roaa to Ostrow was crossed Ostrow is fected were their wounds. Rennd! Soapand Resinal Ointment also clorawajr | under a heavy artillery fjie found some still being held by the enemy Our OF RUSSIANS. Drs Ivec^lalnche and Vallee, tbe dis- pimples and blacklieads, and form a mo«t valuable of the trenches captured from the Ger- troops have reached the Bug from Bo- coverers, have been unable up to th« boutehold treatment lor sores, wounds, boils, piles, Jany, west of Brok, to the mouth of Vienna, August 10 —(Via London )— mans south of Hooge untenable and Today's Austrian war office statement present to mak« more than 2.000 flasks «te Prlp»cnbed by doctors (or 20 years. Sold by aii the river Since August 7 twenty- v of serum dally, most of which goes fl>runi«ti. Avoid imitations. evacuated them This, he says, makes three officers and 10,100 men have reads 'Pursuit of , the enemy retreating to the base hospitals where the worst no material difference in the British been taken prisoners in this region. from the I line, as the other captured positions Bast of Warsaw th_.points- b.—y of The Petit Ftorlslen with having August 11. 12 45 a- m )—A Russian "On the iront from Oatrow to the 'ouour trooptrooi s Invented a simple and Inexpensive general staff statement tonight says Bug the road guards of the enemy I "Farthei east on the front of the contrivance to protect soldiers from "On the roads to Riga Monday night, were driven back towards their main Bug river our allies have captured the Because i hey Know 1 the effects of deadly gases Thla de- after hand-to-hand fighting, we suc- forces line of enemy rear guard positions On vice is designed to cause the gases to It is the Besi cessfully lepulsed several German at- the Bug and ZIota Lipa the situation rise pass over the heads of the men RUSSIAN FORCES is unchanged against whom they are directed tacks, although they were supported Near Czernelyca on the south bank by powerful heavy artillery After TO QUIT VILNA. of the Dniester (northeast of Buko- Furnace Coal combats the same night and the fol- London, August 10 —A dispatch to wina) Austrian troops and troops from lowing day in the direction of Dwlnsk Reuter s News agency from Petrograd the coastal district together with in the region of Schoenberg1, Pone- aays that the first steps for the evac- lanclwehr regiments have captured munck antl^ Vilkomir (northeast uation of Viliia (about twenty-fiv------__ . e_ with the brldeghead position which un- On the Market, a miles southeast of Kovno) have been [ til now has been stubbornly defended Ko\ no), the enemy, yielding to our taken by the removal of some of the i by the Russians leaving in our hands and they will have no other picssure, began, to fall back, leaving In public Institutions and the contents of 22 officers.,2 800 men, six machine guns, our hands about 100 prisoners, machin* the public library and museums manj cars and much war material." It is a clean nut coal guns and ammuntion chests. The railroad from Vilna south- * Ort the Narew front on the road to wards, this dispatch adds, has been It is free from slack the object of active attention by Ger- It leaves little csh Lomza, Snladozwa and Ostrow desper- man Zeppelins Twelve bombs have ate actions continue Our artillery been dropped on Bialystok, while a It does not clinker pulsed the German offensive against simultaneous visit was paid to the AUSTRIANS DEFEATED Novogeorgievsk along the left bank of Kovel railroad depot, the dispatch Buy now at SUMMER the Vistula continues The damage done was PRICES and save money v * In the direction of Lublin and Lu- slight. kow, on the right bank of the Vieprz, GERMANS STOPPED WITH HEAVY LOSSES the enemy edelivered an offensive Monday which was stopped notwith- BY FRENCH FIRE. Randall Bros. standing the persistency of the at- Paris August 10 —An official com- 2,OOO Dead Left After Futile tacks On the road* to Vladova we le- munication issued tonight says Ejcoluslv* Distributors pulsed an attack made under cover of ' The day has passed quietly There Attack on the Italians 5 Yards—One Nc r YOU asphyxiating gases have only been, artilk ry engagements * In the Dniester region, at the in Artois, in the \ alley of the Aisne i Near Gorizia. mouth of the Stripa, the Aubtrians (legion of Troyon) on the border of the Argonne fo1est and in the forest of Apremont. v. Geneva, Switzerland. August 10 —(Via "Four of the aeroplanes which took Paris )—The appearance on the Italian part in the bonnbai dnrent of Saar- 'tiont of Austrian troops released from bi uecken failed to tome back to our I the Russian campaign Is announced by lines One is said tp hive landed in { The Tribune, In a despatch from Lai- Switzerland, \ ntai Pas erne, in the dis- trict of \aud " l bach, Austria These troops, to the The communication issued In the number of 30,000, equipped with artil- aftcinoon follows lery sufficient for tw o army corps, "In the Artois district to the north attacked the Italians yesterday out- of the tsouchez lailu ay station the side of Goriala The Italians brought Germans last night delivered two at up additional artillery and aftei a bat- tacks in which thej made use of tle of fifteen hour** the dispatch says, bombs They were driven back to forced the Au&triaiis to retreat into then trenches by our fire i Gonna leaving 2,000 dead 'In the Argonne in tbe eastern part) The Italians, are said to have gained of" th"e forest las- t- nigh- t witnessed- impoitant point strategical!_ : by cannonade and nfli + Q t-_ by the enemy against the station and tacks with which our adversary seeks the mill at Moncel "was easily re- vainl> to hamper us, strengthening our f^f pulsed positions and preparing foi further ad- * The night passed quietly in the \ances" v tions on P'JAMAS Vosgea " Dntly Artillery Combats. Vienna, August 10— (Via London)— FIJRTHER RETREAT The Austrian war office has issued the v?ttnt FOR THE RUSSIANS. following in regard to the Italian thea- London, August 10 —Lomza, the "Daily artillery combats on the Thc Sterling Gam Suitable rewards for and Summertime strong fortress holding the same rela- southwest front continue In the dis- pomt dum tive, position on the northeastern flank trict of Gorizia, near Plava, the bom- Co., Inc. ' tbe discovery of tbe of Warsaw iis Ivangorod on the south- bardment at times Js very violent Long Island City 7th point will be of- east, fell Into German hands today, Thieei Italian attacks against our west- PEPPERMINT — RED WRAPPER ;he outlying defenses having been ern salient on the I>obeido plateau and Greater New York fered later taken b> assault yesterelav an attack near Zagora, southwest of CINNAMON^— BLUE WRAPPER UNDERWEAR are: The Russians still .hold Ostrow, some Plava, were repulsed Elsewhere there 25 miles to the southward of Lomza, have been no developments" but their only purpose in holding it to delay the advance of the victo- Shirts and rious Germans and enable the Rus- sian armies to clear the net Pajamas That the Russians JLTC getting ready Drawers for a further retreat seems clear from 60c, Garment 4O«* $1.50 Pajamas the news that preparations are making $2.00 Pa jama* for the evacuation of *he Important 75c Garment 60* city of Vilna., This Infoimatlon was $2.50 Pajama* unexpected in London, as the latest $1.00 Garment $3.00 Pajama* bulletins from Petrograd, conveyed the The Managers of the $1.50 Garment ^ $3.50 Pajama* Impression^ that ttie German rush had 9115 $5.00 Pajama* been stemmed $2.OO Garment S14O $6.50 GERMANS PLAN $2.50 Garment Pajama* 8175 $7.50 Pajamas TO TAKE RIGA. RECALL CAMPAIGN $3.00^ Garment S2OO $8.50 Pajama* Petrograd, August 10 —(Via Lon- $5.00 Garment 10.00 Pajamas don )—The next serious blow of the Have Opened a ° $375 German forces is expected to fall in the Baltic region Apparently the In- vaders are not anxious to crowd the Russians out of Poland, but are ex- MIGHT SHIRTS pending their efforts in strengthening Suite of Rooms on the 7th Floor of the Silvey Bldg. 50c Night Shirt* 4O«* $1 Night Shirt* 75£ their extending wings The naval attempt to gain control 75c Night Shirt. 6O»* *1-5° N. Shirt* 31:1*5 of the Gulf of Riga simultaneously with the pressing- eastward of the land At Five-Points t $2.00 Night Shirts . . S1.4O- forces toward Fr^edrichsstadt, 46 miles southeast of Riga, and the only rail- road outlet from that port, has con- vinced military authorities that the And managers and clerks will be in charge from this "lermana contemplate early resump- One 5p«ial Lot of HI Winter Weight :lon of the campaign in this region The swampy natuie of the country Men's Fa/amas Striven Drawers south of Riga renders control of the morning. Blank petitions for recall can be had at these approaches from the east essential for success The Russians are opposing HALF PRICE HALF PRICE stubbornly the advance \ot the Ger- mans offices, and persons who have signed petitions are re- On the other hand the advance of the Germans toward Vilkenilr on the roads leading in the direction of Vil- na, in the government t)f Kovno, hast quested to deliver them at that place. given rise to the belief that the invad- ers mav attempt to press on to Vilna. According to the military critic of the <7 Bourse Gazette this theorv Is support- ed "by the aerial bombardment of VII- SPAPFRf Page Four. THE COMSTiTDTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915. last year, the on* today being one day MELTON NEW SECRETARY L*lla Grama Campbell. earlier. The cotton wa* expressed to Xtebbo, Fa» Savannah to Cabell A. Peak. OF BAIN BRIDGE BOARD I>obb.v Marjorto liutxtfc KUlard, Mrs. Thomas T. Stevens Elected Marr Fanner. Hlittower. Joyc* Killing H*at in Spain., Wfalt*, Marian . . Balnbrldjre. Ga-. Ausruit 10—(Special) th* XULmondvoiu ROM. B*ll* du.pro*a, Dolo Madrid. Spain. August 10 —{Via Qulmby Melton, editor of the Am«rl- r*M B*llliic«r, Kar«ant Maddfl*. Fluty Mc- Paris. I:l& P- m.)—Several deaths have cus Tlm«s Recorder, was today elected G«hM>, I*piii Carroll, L*ai** Cobper, Franc** President of Atlanta U. D. C. been caused at various point* in Spain I>owaman, Uarjorl* ixtwnman, Frankla to and accepted the secretaryship of UcKee, norotby Douglas, Adciald* Clayton. by heat. The temperature rose to 133 the Balnbrldgre board of trade. He suc- Francrw Dudley, WIn.it* Milner. Louisa degrees Fahrenheit In the sun at Se- ceeds J. J. Parrel],''Who returns to his RlcAardaon. lx>la Mclntyra. Uladys Byrd, I ville and 108 at Madrid. A man who Addle D« Poor. Barab Mu ban k», Kath*rln* At a called meeting of the executive president of the chapter. Mrs. Cole- became Insane from heat ran through former home in.' A.ujtuata. The local ferry, Mary Tiller, Dorothy Webb*r, Mil- board of U. D. C. on Thursday morn- man waa appointed a delegate to the the principal street of Madrid and in- trade body ha* been put on a firm tired Howard, . Ruth Howard, Florence ,mg- MFH. Thomas T. Stevens •was unan- general convention of U. IX C.. which jured several persons before he was financial basis and has many Impor- imously elected president of che At- is to to* held in San Francisco in Oc- overpowered. '- tant plans In v^iew for the future. lanta chapter to succeed iMrs. Willfaina tober. center piece of the tea table In the Miss Dobbs* Tea. dining- room. iMcCarthy, who recently resigned. The resignation of M!BS Sarah Lee Punch was served In the breakfast For the past year Mra. Steven* h&* Evans, custodian of crosses, vwas re- Mt» 'Mildred Dobb«< was hobbs In entertaining Parmalee. Harold Ittner, 8. C. JDobb* Jr., f That ehe baa accepted this honor will appointed a, delegate to the national NEW TRIMMED FALL HATS were her mother. Mra. S. C: Dobba, and Harold MonCaar, £ftorce Brown. Jr., and ., be learned with keenest pleasure by convention. Mia. Ma-rtha Smith. Paschal Carmfchael. Mi** JDobba was a charming hosteas j her countl«aa friends over the atate. Mra. John A. Perdue waa appointed 00 in cream lace over pink chiffon and ] Mrs. W. S. Coleman. chairman of the chairman of the committee on ways Mlaa Candler wa« growned in blue taf- On t/ae jRoo/.' | scholarship committee, was elected to and means to succeed Mrs. George M. feta and filet lace. Mra. Oobbs was The regular Monday night dinner- j succeed Myan Werner, Mr. I Bags aid sin, Marian Carmlchael, Marina Louise E M Durham. Mr. T, Raglan d, Mr. Eugene J M. Moore, Mr. J. H. Miller, Dr. Harrla. Adeli Ga, August 10 —(Special >—• Ca»Mta Mary Stewart, Irene King, Mary K«lly. M!M Jenkins, Miss Alline Fielder. Mr. and Mrs. R o. Howard. Mr Norman Adel received the first bade of sea lnoulae Helnktng. Julia Murpby, Madeline Mr. and Mr*. L. I* Shivers, Mr. and Mrs. D. Burke, Mr W. B. Wallace, Mr. Robert | McCuIlouBh. Carrilu Born. Dorothy Haver- W J. Tllaon, Mr., and Mrs. R. A. Redding. ty, Xtorothy Arkwrlfht, Marie Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs. Haynes McPadden, Mr and Sail Cases O«orfta Rica, Mary Thompson. Jessie Mrs. H. E. Watklna, Mr. and Mra, C. P. X Mr, Tom Connally, Senator waa grorwn by J. S. Jones and sold to Tbompaan, Nellie Dodd. Rudene Becht, „ Senator Peacock, r>r. J. G. Wll- S. A. Parrl-sh for 27 H cents a pound. lr«lla Ponder. Betty Maaon, Jean I>oujrla«, and Mrs. Chart*, p. Kin*. Mr and Mra. J*. llama, Mr. and Mra, Rnaeell BrldKea, Mr. Mr. Jone* marketed the first bale Srna Winston. Bern* Tappan, Ruth Cain, P. M-eador, Mr. and Mra, F. L. Markham, and Mra. R M. Walker, Mr. Retnaen Kin*. Every odd Bag. Suit Mildred 'Woodward, Sarah Terrell Martin. Mr. and Mr*. Thomas I. Lynch. Mr. and Mr,. Robert' Forreater. Mr. D. B. Bullard. Batell* Harvey. Eunice Good rich. Ixila Pat- Mra, J. W. Goldsmith. Jr., Mr. and Mra B. Mr. S. T. Lamb, Mr. and Mrn. J. B. Uoek- till*. May Crlchton. Charlotte Wllkliw. C. Cothran. Mr. and Mrs. A V. Ourte, Jr., aday, Mr. and Mra. Cone Maddox. You Would Enjoy Case and Trunk in ROM, Xrwell* Hwdrlx, Roaalle Jen- Mr. and Mra. J., a Cohen. Mr. and Mn. E. Several large parties have been ar- ringed for the dance on the roof gar- den at the Capital City club for Wed- a Player-Piano our store marked nesday evening. Tnea lontOltt* tha apa- ctal indacMnentt w« are aow offering In defeoa- down 1-3 to 1-2. For Miss Cain. lon .ndezdiaaMd Miss Ruth Cain entertained at a player,. luncheon yesterday at her home for Entnu Finn These goods are all in good her sister, Mlsa i,ucUe Cain, whose fluo. . fttS.00 marriage to Mr. Edwin Mahon King Hfolto Ffiycr condition and suitable for any takes place at noonl August 14. Ffano. . 1240.00 700 Brilliant New Styles, Comprising occasion where attractive and A profusion of golden glow deco- F/a.rr rated the house ana the prUe for top fltft .... J500.M One of the0 Largest Showings We Have substantial baggage is desired. score was a 'box of handkerchiefs, toner. Pltttr which waa won by Mian LouiseV Janes. franc.... J5S5.W Ever Attempted at This Season of the Year v Luncheon was served at the card tables Out-of town rnd«r* writ* The iot consists of several after the game. do*npl*te We have made spetial efforts to give you unusual values Miss Ruth Cain wore a white lingerie hundred articles, one or two gown and Miss Luc lie Cain wore a in New Fall Hats at $5.00. They i are velvet, vel\et and CROSS OUT pretty costume of white silk voile satin and velvet and silk. The( trimmings are the very of each kind. EAT MORE flowered In yellow. MEAT SPAGHETTI The cruests were Misses Celeste and newest and smartest. This event is sure to create wide Louise Janeu. Marian Fielder, Elizabeth Roblnaon. Huden* Becht. Louise Couper, demand for early fall hats, and you Dorothy Douglas, Mary Griffith, Mrs, Mc- Klnney, Mrs. Clara Upchurch and Mra. should be among the first to make your What to .Cat Morris BJwl ng. , selection. Today j, $5,001 Rountree's j Miaa Celeste Jane* entertains at a bridc« "AHHOUNCEMEHT" party this afternoon for Mlaa Cain. ======s y\ Be a month ahead in your Fall Millinery Modes. The FT-. Z. Turner, ffgr. In Hot Weather On August 14th I will prices are so very moderate you can well afford one now. For Miss Dimon. close my dance hall for 77 Whitehall St. .Mias Josephine ' Stoney entertained A real saving in Trimmed Hats. Also adding four to six EATS, h^savy and greasy foods, informally at tea yesterday afternoon two or three weeks, dur- at her home on Peach tree street for Ing which time I shall weeks' additional wear. M should be eaten very sparingly her visitor. Miss Nell Dimon, of Colum- bus. < make a thorough study of during hot weather. They heat the the new dances In the Many Other Gorgeous Trimmed system and tax the digestion. Faust W. C. T. u. east, visiting New York, WITH THE MOVIES The Atlanta Frances "Willard Wom- Washington, Philadelphia Hats $7.50 to $29.50 Spaghetti ought to be indulged in an's Christian Temperance union cor- and Atlantic City. dially invites everyone Interested, Very truly. , during summer not only because it whether members of the "W". C T. U. or otherwise, to enjoy the "silver tea" does not heat and is very easy to which will be held at Mrs. K. T. Wac- IM M. RICH & BROS. CO. Millian's, No. 112 Simpson street, on TODAY digest, but because it is also ex- Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock A delightful program constating of mu- •The Pmrtr tram* the South.* sic and recitations has been arranged Rn«b Bol»d amd Heorr Klmm tremely nutritious. It contains the and refreshments will be served. "Tkr Fomtf of K«rtm," tenth ••Wko Paj.f" Fath* aerial. rich gluten of Durum wheat, which Next wrth, TEXA> CHIABTET. Miss Fumade in New Role. is a blood •nricherand muscle builder. The friends In Atlanta of Miss Har- rie Fumade will be interested to learn There is practically no end to the of her engagement by the Portman- KEELY'S teau theater of Ne\v York, one of the KEELY'S KEELY'S ways that Faust Spaghetti can be pre- recent Innovations In the dramatic field | in New York. THE STRAND pared to make relishable eating. "Bringing the theater Into the home" is the theory of the Portman- ; I TODAY Write for free recipe book. teau theater, with Its portable stage, ' the project being promoted by Sluarvt OLGA PETROVA In Walker, \vho was for six years stage MAULL BROS. director for David Belasco. ' "THE VAMPIRE. The Portmanteau company Is booked 1 St. Louii. for engagements Ip. the early fall at \ Metro Production. the country club* around New York. U.S. A. in the fashionable hotels and in many private residences, One of Miss Fu- made's roles In the repertoire is the character .representation of Lady Bobo- A 1AMO NO. 2 Jara, In tne "Trlmplet," in which she ** Tfe« Ho«« With m Ctou pla> a with Joseph Graham as the Marquis of Etrenathco TOJOAY Miss Fumade has ma-ny friends in Anita Stewart and Earl Williams Atlanta, where she was a resident since her Klrlhood. She went to New York —in— several years ago to engage in her "THE SINS OF THE MOTHERS." chosen prolession of dramatic inter- V-L-S-E Feature. ' pretation. Tea-Dance. Mrs E A. Peoples entertains eight ^ —Discontinued lines guests at the tea dance this afternoon Largf Package, JOe at the Driving oltfb In compliment to f HE VICTORIA Mrs J K Glider. Miss Miriam Sykes. of Columbus, Miss, will be the guest —Broken size assortments of honor in a partv srlven bv Mr Wil- TODAY lard McBurney, and" among others en- tertaining friends will be Mrs. J. J "THE WOMAN WHO DARED." Haverty. —Incomplete color ranges of Five-Part Klelne Feature. Allen's August C/earaway Sale of MEETINGS V HE GRAND Bathing. Suits, Caps, TODAY GLADYS HANSON, Shoes and Tights HOSIERY The Atlanta Star, In , "THE CLIMBERS." Our Hosiery aisles are crowded witk slirewd stoppers, who ^ \Lubln Feature. are picking up ladies , misses and children s hose, as well as WESLEY MEMORIAL men's half hose, at J-2, 1-3 and int some instances 1-4 their THE ALSHA HOSPITAL TREATS real value. Today, \Vednesday,v will he the greatest TODAY 9,000 PA TIE NTS Richard Stmatoa hosiery sale day yet attempted. Trail,** The tenth anniversary of Wesley Ka Memorial hospital will be celebrated August 15. The Institution ha* treat- ed nearly 9,000 patients and has spent Gauze hose Fancy hose upon free patients more than three v THE ALAMO NO. 1 times the original cost of the proper- Lisle finish Were up to 50c pair I Tke Little PlaThmue Wltfc a ty. On Sunday, the decennial anni- * Bla; Sfe*w. About 100 dozen of black gauze Lose of a These include stripes, checks and fancy polka- TODAY versary of the hospital, all the Meth- odlst churches in Georgia will con- line which we are discontinuing. They dots. Especially good for tatters. \VtiIe "Whra Aa»hn>»e Dared WaJme," tribute to the deficit which the hos- two~re«l KeTatone coaaeeTyy J^rfce pital has incurred through a diminu- were 19c a pair; today they last Valley «f Hate." drama) ^ITwahionfl and Simple Life," ThaMh«a»er fea- tion of $5,200 in the Christmas collec- ture. tion, the only source of help. In writing of the Wesley Memorial 3 P"r» for 25C 2 pa»™ for 25 C [ hospital Bishop Candler said: "The tenth, anniversary of the open- O V ing of the Wesley MemorlaJ hospital THEATEI •draws near. The hospital was opened Silk hose Lisle hose IUIUBTTX. GA. In August, 1905, and during Us first ten years it has done an extraordinary TODAY work. Nearly nine thousand patients Ingrains and dipped silks in black,v white and in colors and blacks. These are in solid "Aronad the Coner," Powera have been treated within its walls. drama, feararlaa; £lda«y Ajrea colors; including a broken assortment of black colors. Tbe blacks are in email sizes only. "Out of the Vtmmtfm," two-reetwo- l Bla; During this period the hospital has U drama, featvrina* given free treatment to poor people to silk Lose witt colored embroideries; were up 8 a and 8 1-2. The colors are in all sizes. "Saved by Bathing Toggery That Makes an amount three time* the original •dr. cost of the property. Or, in other to $1.50; today ' \Vere tap to 50c pair; today the Water Always Fine words it has given Itself away In charitable service three times." 69c pair at 25c pair THE DESOTO These are Allen values you have, always known, made doubly attractive by very pleasing reductions. Beautify the Complexion Men's 1-2 hose Child's silk sox TODAY IN TEN DAYS 1 •Vrhe ClOMi a- of Clrealt. * two reel in all colors, stripe and cneck styles; were white, light blue, pink, in small sizes, only, Vltacrmph) "The Liberty Parry," v Bathing Suits Nadinola CREAM The Unequaled Buutlflcr 50c a pair; wijile they last 4. 4 1-2, 5, 5 1-2 and 6'.; 50c value* POLITE VAUDEVILLE. Wafers/ripe, Satin, Pussywillow Silk USED AMD ENDORSED $3.50 and $3.95 Suits $2.45 BY THOUSANDS at at $4.95 Suits $3.45 Guaranteed to reraon 19c \ 25o- $5.95 Suits , $4.45 tan, freckles, pimples THE SAVOY liver gpots, etc. £xtremf $10.00, $11.50, $12.50 Suits $6.45 cases about twenty days Child's sox Child's sox v TODAY Tighls Bathing Caps Rids 'pores and tissues of Impurities Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy Light colors only colors only PHILLIPS SMALLEY, In One lot of 750 ^Tights, 3Sc and 500 Caps, Two tlxus, 50c and $1.00. By toilet Fancy tops, liglt grounds, sizes 4 to 6 1-2 Fancy style., siies 4, 4 1-2, 5, 5 1-2 and 6; A CIGARETTE, THAT'S ALL." now soc now igc coun.cra or mail. JCAZ^CWAf. TOILET COMKUTT. ToHf. Xtav only; were 25c pair; today were up to 25c; today • , Bathing Shoes at pair HE BONHEUR , 25c 5c DECATUR, OA. $1.50 Shoes i $1.10 Sliced HAM 22ic Ib. T 4 $1.00 Shoes , i .69 TODAY $ .50 Shoes .39 Sliced Bacon 2Se Ib. (Reliance) "The Open Door." (Majeetle) "Checkmated." Chelena Market Co= 51-53 Specialist of Horns Prwfatcf* (Thanhousjer) "The Reformation of Peter and Paul." J. P. Allen & Co. Whitehall KEELY COMPANY KWSPAPERl EWSPAPERl CONSTITUTION;' ATLANTA, GA,, WEDNESDAY; ATHGFUST n, Tage Five

nt visit to Athens and were accom- paving with tar macadam of Westmin- anied horn* by Ml»ses Mattle and Nell ster drive from Piedmont avenue to the SOCIAL ITEMS \\ ohnson. Southern railway In Analey Park. Mrs. X.. K. York.. Mrs.. Clare 'Williams COIM MAKING MANY The county also has large force* of and Miss Ines Wilkinson are spend- workmen on South Pryor street laying Miss Helen Prior, who has been trav- ing aeveral weeks I Cleveland and the concrete foundation for tha brick eling; with friends on tho Pacific coast, pavement, and on Ponce de Leon ave- has now Joined her sister, Mrs. W 1C «• STREET IMPROVEMENTS nue working on the trunk sewer Clark. Mr Clark and their son In Salt Mrs. Charles B _Sciple leaves today Lake Cltr. They will tour through Yel- for I*ka Toxawny During; the paat few weeks the coun- lowstone park en route home ty has completed surfacing and oiling Mrs. Berths. Swift. Mrs FTed Lewis Public Works Committee Has nearly three miles of drives at Grant Miss Olive Capps, wno has been and daugnter. Alberta Lewis, leave to- Park and la now oiling and surfacing spending six weeks In Bladcely. Ga., re- day for New York, to be away several l.OOO Men on Project*, With the drives at Piedmont Park. turned home last evening weeks. In West End the county ia paving ^ •*• ... Seventy Per Cent in City. Cascade avenue with macadam. Tnl» 3£lss Rath Smith entertained a num- Mra Charles Slsson has returned work will extend from the city limits ber of her friends at a •watermelon cut- from a visit to the Misses Joseph, of to the Campbell county lino, a distance ting last evening Columbus; at their cottage at warm More than 7ft per cent of tha entire of more than five milea. Spring;.. Fulton county equipment under the su- Mr V? K Tayloe spent the week end Mlsa Helen Potts left last Monday pervision of the board of public work* Work la near Ing completion on the In the city, leaving Monday erenlnff for a. western trip Is now at work improving the streets Adamsville road leading from the river (or Ms,con. of the city of Atlanta, according to bridge at the Cobb county line to the Mis* Mary Algood Jones, wno has Chairman Tom Wlnn. who stated Tues- city limit*. This road is of macadam Mrs Alzln Cohn, of Little Rock. Ark.. been the gueat since Monday of £>r and a striking contrast is »een between Is the -guest of her mother, Mrs. A. and Mrs George "West tn Chattanooga, day that the county Is carrying; out the Cobb county roada Just across the Jacobus. She will be Joined toy Mr. on her way front Lexington, Ky, will more improvement project*. *t this river and the smooth paved road on Cohn In two weeks . return home tonight. time than ever before the Fulton county aide r • *• V *** The county baa more than 1,000 men The aouthslde steam shovel *haa been Mrs G A Hotrell. Mr P J> McCarler Mra. Prank Holland and her mother, put at wonk on the grading of Avon and daughters are the guests of Itf Mra Bayard, returned Monday from employed iii road building, made up of avenue from the- Cascade road to Oak- McParley k mother in Alabama. During Mentone. Ala. 690 convicts and 830 white paid em- land city, and the northside steam their absence Mrs McCartey .and her •*• ployes They are also -working 330 shovel has been transferred to Hemp- baby are the guests of Mrs McWhor- Mrs. *ET E Caldwell returned yester- mules hill avenue on account of the rock en- Let Us ter -Mllncr day from Baltimore, where she has The Bellwood camp gang has Just countered In the Spring street 1m- \ «*• been the guest of Mr and Mrs Sidney completed the paving of Cuattantfochle S-ovement. The shovel will work on Mr and Mrs. I*. Elseman. who have Edmonds Mrs Edmond* and two chil- avenue from Howell Mill road to the empbtll avenue from Bishop street made their home In Atlanta for two fdren returned with her for a visit. river pumping station. going north* years, leave Atlanta today for the __ _ . u *** . Another gang la at work paving East The 'honor" camp Is busy grading north, -where they will permanently Mra, John- Q Evlna and Miss Mary Ontario and Ontario avenues with tar the Lawrencevllle road from Bandy reside They wilt be accompanied by wEleano r ^-»Evin—s "leav e «_«..Frida—y -fo—r Men- macadam This is a new project a-na Springs to Powers' ferry their beautiful daughter Miss Erma tone, Ala. will connect several important thor- The scarifying squad la at work Tell You Eiseman, who will be very much missed *»* oughfares scarrifylng and rebuilding the Marietta socially They will probaibly return to Mrs "W H Glenn and children, Wil- The repavlng of. East Fair Ktreet road from Bolton to the city and upon Atlanta for the winter months liam and John, leave Thursday for At- with tar macadam has begun and this the completion of the preliminary work *** V lantic City reject will lie between Oakland and the road will be resurfaced and oiled. _ Mr HJrnest "Woodruff Is In North •*• goulevard. Carolina. £>r and Mrs B D Richardson and *.• children from Atlanta Mrs M. P Hall Begin Ponce de I*e and children, of Macon. Ga, are in The resurfacing of St Charles ave- WELTNER TO CONDUCT Again! Mr and Mrs Butler of Sanford Fla, ar* the guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Highlands, N C , at^ the Hall house nue will be completed within the next LUTHERAN SERVICES V V Bell at their\ home on West Peachtree two or three days and the entire force street. \ - - C Cousins are will be moved to Ponce de Leon avenue entertaining their many friends and to take up one of the biggest street Philip Weltner, lawyer and social Mrs William Robinson Is visiting In neighbors with swimming parties In Improvements of the year As soon as •worker, will conduct the service at OU want to be numbered among the good, patriotic their pool at Kirk wood St Charles avenue la completed traf- "Winder **>• fic can be diverted from Ponce de OLeon the English Lutheran church on Sun- Mis-* Eunice Baker of Augusta, Is I>r and Mr tions at San Francisco and San IDiego Mr and Mrs "William Merrill. i*%ose marriage was en event of June are the Mra Harry Armstrong is recovering don't you? Kuests of Mrs John Moore for a few from her recent illness. days They are returning? from their **• wed d!n« trip in the east to their home Mra F G Lake and daughter, MSB You want to be accounted a man—pr woman—who^is in Eufaula. Ala. Mary Bun Lake, are visiting at Tata Springs for some time Mrs Ff J Paxon who la 111 with *** sharp enough and wise enough to know how to get the best typhoid fever, 1s improving1 Tom Crenshaw, con of I>r and Mrs *>*» Thomas Crenshaw, is Improving at Mr Royal r>anlr-l Jr, who has 'been I>a vis-Fischer sanitarium after values for the money you spend > the guest of Mr Bertram Wyatt for a operation for appendicitis, week will return to New York "Wed- *»* nesday Mr Edward Mortiz fa on a business trip In North Carolina, You want to see your home section— Miss Kaitherlne Wylla and Forney *** Wylie have returned from WHghtsvllle Mr and Mrs John E Murphy are Beach if you are proud of it, and loyal to it—de- •** at the Waldorf-Astoria, New Tork. The wedding of Miss Dixie Cawthon Colonel and Mrs Lowrv left yester- velop and prosper—morally, industrially, and Mr T> Fred Roger** will be an day afternoon for a several weeks' event of this evening at Paradise hall, trip to the Hotel Traymore, Atlantic Ansley Park . commercially—don't you? v Ml*is Laura "Wyatt will leave Friday to visit Mrs J M Bellah In Summer- SHOWERS ARE PREDICTED ville. Go. She wfH also spend some You would like to see every plant— time at Lookout Mountain before re- FOR REMAINDER OF WEEK turning home Come in and Try a Cup of **>* The slight showers of Monday were every factory—every mill—every manufac- Mr William Klser Jr. has returned continued yesterday over Georgia gen- from California erally much to the gratification of *** the farmer and the well-being- of flow- Maxwell House Coffee turing establishment—running full blast, with Miss Tsabell Garrett has returned to er gardens The heavy clouds, preclud- Augusta after a two "weeks' visit to ed the August sunshine which had been Her invitation is tacked ty the tempting, Misses Mar jo rie and Anne Stringfellow anticipated and varying winds during an increasing pay roll every month. You **» the day and e% enlng rendered stuffy appetizing aroma and individually delight- Rev George F Robinson of Alabama, offices and protected sleeping apart- •pent Saturday in the city on hla way ments agreeable. know that would mean more employment to Rockmart, , 1 Conditions are favorable." said ful flavor of the very cream of the coffee *** ^ Weather Man von Herrmann "for gen- Mrs Archie McMillan left yesterday eral showers, probably for the remain- •world. i for more home pebple—more money in cir- for Mississippi, where she will spend der of the week, and I believe that a month with relatives they will be sufficiently distributed Mo Other Ha» Such B Reputation • •* to break the drought which has been, For Satisfying. culation, more money for re-distribution in all Mr Henry Tanner and Mr George prevailing in Georgia" Pratt are on a tramping trip In the The teniperature of" Tuesday varied mountains of North Carolina. In Sealed Tins at tte better Broeers. commercial channels. It would mean more *>*>• between 70 and 87 degrees Mr S "W Carson returned yesterday CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO, from Tallulah Falls Mrs Carson will Crop* in Coiveta. comfortable homes—more children in school. remain some time- longer Madras, Ga , August 10 —(Special ) The farmers in thifl section are happy TILE HOUSTON JACKSONVILLE Miss Mamie Armstrong, Mrs Claiv over the splendid rain recently TKe •» To all these we know your answer is—YES. ton Armstrong and her little son, CJan- crops are spotted and the people have ton, Jr, have returned from a pleas- been worried over the long drouth For a good, long while we have been preaching to you the doctrine of patronizing home industries. Let us repeat that, as buyers of things to eat and things to wear, you can Davison-Paxon-Stokes Company render no better service to your home community than by calling for the goods made tight here in your midst. The manufacturers whose names appear below do not Women's Suits for Fall hope for, nor expect, your patronage' solely and purely on patriotic grounds. Are Very Tempting That's a mighty good reason. But they go further than that. They guarantee that Their prettiness of style, fabric and trimming has tempted niany women already to choose from them. their respective lines—manufactured here at home—are cer- Those who are going to the Panama Exposition, or going East, even tainly the equal—if not superior—tp any similar lines. Isn't women who are staying at home and who have grown tired of summer clothes, are buying Fall Suits. that fair? And they cost no more. No reason for waiting: There are styles a-plenty to select from, and prices are no higher than they will be later. Being close at hand, where retail merchants can be supplied daily if need be, their goods are always new and fresh. Many New Suit Features Your retailer can supply you with any of the goods man- The coats are a new length, and though some are very straight and ufactured by these home concerns. Call for them. You box-like, still they are also ripply and full if you wish. And there are new skirt features, too. >The tailoring in this season's Suits is as distinctive as will be getting the best on the market—and at the same time ! the styles. proving your interest in and your loyalty to home institutions. Buttons are brought into lavish use. They follow the seams in back, front and sleeves, sometimes as many as fifteen or eighteen in a row. Respectfully, The Suit Illustrated, $25 A. M. ROBINSON CO. * (Aragon Shirts, Pants, Overalls.) *" Note the smart lines. It is one of the best models for Fall. Plain tailored, silk-braid bound, button trimmed, of fine gabardine, in African WHITE PROVISION CO. brown, bottle green, navy and black. A Suit of very high order for so moderate a price — $25. ' (Cornfield Hams, Shoulders, Bacon.) AM. «£ O £f —Particularl y charming Suits of fine wool Bedford cord with J. K. ORR SHOE CO. f\.L */>«>O effective trimming touches of velvet, buttons and white ^ (Red Seal Shoes.) \ broadcloth; smart green-and-white silk lining. A M. Gj/f C — Extremely smart Suits of fine whipcord, with combined FRAislK E. BLOCK CO. **.* «P^r*.7 trimmings of fur, velvet and buttons; the colors are: navy, (Kennesaw Biscuit.) brown and mouse gray. L A M. d* CZf\ — EJegant Suits in a new Russian model with ripple flare coat, ATLANTA MILLING CO. f\.L *^>*7l/ trimmed with seal — the material is very fine, wide -wale (Capitola Flour, Missv Dixie Flour.) wool Bedford cord, in the new African brown, bottle green and navy. IX/Vistf **>•*• Q****.^"80"16 very smart earl7 FaU models are here, rr WC It?.*. fcJUICd beautifully tailored, of pretty wool fabrics in mixtures; button trimmed, and priced at $25. Higher Priced Suits If a Suit is wanted for dressy wear, for general use or for traveling, the present display here affords just such as one would like to possess. All the Fall styles and fabrics and colors are fully represented, and the prices meet every need. High-class Suits, in charming variety, range from $40 to $65. We want to show you the entire display. —Fourth Floor. ll ll SPAPFRflRCHlVE® „__ "SPAPERJ Page Six. THE ATLANTA, QA+ WEBNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915.

BO fe*> Jontta consumer. We THE CONSTITUTION em do this through the amme method* TAKE PICTURES IN MANY TOWNS THIS which the European nations have long snc- 1KB STANDARlVBOUTHERNNEWSPAPER. c«Mfnlly employed,. There is no secret WEEK FOR BIG GEORGIA MOTION PICTURE P.kLaa«l about It; the procwaj tfl not patented. We "A P»re CLARK HOWELL. can gat this trade and keep it, if we only go about It in the right way. And it is There/ are some mighty V Ti. Walker camera man of th« Scenic dairy farm showing silo and alfalfa and FJrtor aa4 Canal Macagar brtarht aonca and sayings Film company, who la in chare* of th* mak- modern equipment which Is owned by E>r well worth the going after. 1 dark H«W€M. Kobr In The Charlotte (N. C.) ing of the picture* for the G*orjri» motion M F Carson Al«o a scene of green peppeia Albart How.ll. Jr., ID. It. Mack. K. W. Qra«y. Observer*! column, "Play- picture being builded by the Georgia Chamber that Mr Reipal, of that place. Is specializing ful Plunklnga of a Pore of Commerce, left Tuesday morning for Rome. on at the present time THE NEW RURAL LIFE. { White's Banjo " Even tbe LaFayette, Buchanan. Sargent. Chlpley and A lliyr iMdertaklnic. A drama to fit tbe changed condition! rude dialect can't obscure Griffin Bvery possible endeavor la being General Secretarj Edward "ioung Clirke the genuine "poetry in put forward to rush to completion the mo- of the Brooks Counts Industrial club, who is of rural life Is needed—to hold the mirror STATE XnVlVERMTV IN TTKKD tn charge of the building of the film for th€ aong like this OF* GEKKROU8 APPROPRIATION tion picture fllm on Georgia, but It haa de- 1 veloped into mo big an undertaking that more Georgia Chamber of Commei re returned tt, up to the life or rural communities aa It Chancellor David C. Barrow, of the Univer- Atlanta Tuesday morning and in discussing -My buddy, he don't take no keer alty of Georgia, was a visitor at the capttol time will be required to complete the film Is lived today, and tbe officials of the T7v -war, hard fimes ner taxes, than was anticipated the progress being made in the building of yesterday "Uncle Dave" was cordially the fllm said Massachusetts Agricultural college are said At feedln' time he wanta his aheer, greeted on all sides, by the many legislators On this trip Mr Walker la being accom- Beyan thet be never axes who have been under his .Instruction at \Ve ha\e found thr building of fhia film to be eager to promote the writing of up- * Athens. v panied by 3 F. Jackson, agricultural a«ent on Georgia a \at,tlj bigsror proposition than "He hain't a-worryln* at nit* of the Central ^of Georgia railway at flrst thought It seemed that it would be to-date dramas dealing with this life tat all Chancellor Barrow la mainly Interested n 'Bout when tn* rent is due, the appropriation which is to be made for At Rome, a Bermuda pasture of Nixon Having undertik^n the pioposition, how e~v er It* phases. He chuckles daytimes -with dellte. the University of Georgia. The house cut the Broa -will be taken, a cowpea pasture of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce is de- Never ia a-4eeUn' blue Of the appeal of rural drama which gives appropriation, but, according to Chairman W H Blggers, an alfalfa pasture of tar termltted that It -*hall be the \most compre-v Fullbrlght'a statement, the cut in the appro- henaHe and perfect undertaking of Its kind "I don't know whut makes hrm'so clad, Porter, and allo and dairy herd at the Berr> perfect pictures of life. The Indianapolis priation waa Intended to be put back to a school ever put thiough by a state or an organ- Whut makea him laff an* coo. higher figure. Friends of the university at ization News says: He sees more fun In his ol* dad* Prlze-Wlum.-; Farm «o Be Tfckrm. T»l«*a.aj« Mate tfa«r capital are urging a generoua appropria- From evei \ pii t( of Georgia Is coming The Old Homestead" and " ''Way- Then you wood in a xoo. tion, wh.eht they say, ts needed this year aa At LaFayette will be taken a picture of Down East are two shining examples letters to the, Oeorgi i Chamber of Commerce Catered at tha poatofBoa at Atlanta a> never before the prize mare and four crop acres of young Me*na-«laaa mall mattar. Seasons have come and gone, bringing "Hit may be thet he's not ex wlae citing things and places wnfch should form changes -with tAielr advent and depar- Ez growed-up folks kin be, Maurice \Growder. who laat year vton the a part of the film It is evident that the FOaTACiB aUtTBB. ture—-new st> lea 4n drama, new atylea Hit may be tfiet his big blue eyea SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION flrst prize In one of the Central of Georgia fllm -will run not les,"* than 7000 feet and the In* acting, a«w th«m«a to fit the inter- THANKING SENATOR PICKETT contests ^ actual co«t of the footige of the fllin, regard- United State, and UU!DOL »at of tbe $H>m«at*—but these two old Sees more fahen you an' me." to la-paa* maXra. Kl U «•*'••*• plays of rural life have endured with- The senate yesterday afternoon passed the At Buchanan will be taken a view of a leas of \ er> hea\ > incidental expenses Is , Mi Xt to *«-»*»• aarcn. Sat M «• out change Countless, thousands have And take this sfnuple song of "A Rainy following resolution Of thamkH to Senator northern farmer's home, Mr Law, who haa going to run up into ee\eial thousand dol- * Be. aeen them performed, laughed at their Day ' as another poetla instance DeWitt Pickett, of the eleventh, who has been In Georgia some time and la more than lars \\ hen it is completed it -w ill be so broad humor and wept at their pathos been serving soft drinks to the solons for the complete a dlsp) L> of Georgi i and her re- "Th' big draps go putt, putt, putt, putt. making good At Sargent Mr Walker will ATLANTA, GA-, August 11, 1916. But time, while it haa dealt gently with past week aecure views of Shorthorn cattle and pasture sources as to m ike the finished film well them, has swept on at last to mark Agin th wlnderpane. "Resolved, by the senate, That the thanks them out of date They belong to tho belonging to Mr A mail •n orth the monev and time expended to pro- An' littul flowers lift ther heds V of this body are hereby extended to the Hon duce \ ^ farm of the days of the cradle-scythe Ter git ther share uv rain At Chtpley will be taken a remarkable By Mall in th* United States and Mexico. DeWitt C Pickett, senator from the eleventh 'Parts of the film alreidi completed ha\ o Farming haa advanced, aped on beyond district, for his kindness In furnishing this alfalfa field of J W Strell, and dairy herd of l* Invariably IB advance,) them, rural life Is no loneTer what It "Tfi' weary atrearta thet'a been tromped on Dexter White and Duroc-Jersey hog scene been run for inspection and it is declared once was The machine, not the maid, body with a supply of Chero-Cola Its Invigo- ISM* Csa*. Urn By hundreds uv heavy feet rating effect has thrown a ray of sunshine of Mr Magruder to bo one^ of the flne^t pieces of camera work pally and Sunday . «**• milks the cow, the binder, not the At Griffin will be taken scenes on the e\er put on a screen in Atlanta .Daily B»* scythe, reapa the wheat The- automo- Hava^th«i-wtfund* w&ahed and bruises healed through the cloud of our arduous duties, and bile Is sheltered In the buggy ahed, a By showers obal an' aweet we hereby declare "There la none ao good." Trf-wIeklVV / ." .* . "I canning iplant atanda on tbe cite of the By Canto* smokehouae. "An' I, who've worked th' night afore TO DRAW RESOLUTIONS Am layin' anng In bed, In Atlanta, OB centa p«r menth er U eents That Is the point* to bring the rural ON DEATH OF MR. NORTHEN Bills Introduced and »«r week. Outside of Atlanta. «*» ceata p«r A-lls'nta' to th' raindrops fall. Constitution of 1877 drama down *o our own day; and It is with Upon the motion of Senatbr Lawrence, the PasseJ in the Senate .month or 14 cents per week. Br aleepln* Ilk* th' ded senate yesterday paaaed resolutions authoriz- Won Highest Praise J R. HOI^lDAT. Constitution Bulldlna, this Idea that the Agricultural College of "My wlmmenfotks kalnt wash today, ing the president of the senate to appoint a At Tuesday's Sessions aele Advertlalna; Manaa-eH lor all territory Massachusetts offers a prize for the encour- Th' ktda la noisy, too, committee of five to draw resolutions com- «utalde Atlanta. But whut'a thet to you, tired old world, memorating the lite, character and works of By 8am >V. Si imll. agement of playwriters A real flesh-and- the late Charles 8 Nor then. Mr Northen Bill* Introduced tn Senate. The addreaa of Uke Waahlnjcton Bureau la When aod is bathln' you 7" We had our latest Ko. 1727 s Street. N W- Mr. John CorrUrfcn. blood drama is what Is wanted, with all was for many years secretary of the aenate. By Senator Haralson of the Fortieth—To Jr. ataff correapondent. In ofiarve. , constitutional conven- esTabllsh a state board of forestry modern accessories, and there Is no doubt The column Is conducted by O J Coffin, tion In Georgia In 1877 and no one ta writing truer poetry than A RT7R BETWEEN THJB THE CONSTITUTION la on aalo In New that the encouragement thus offered will HOUSE AND SENATE It framed all the un- HOUMC Bills Pnaned In Senate. Tork city by 2 p. m tbe day after laaue. It cornea to us occasionally in the "Playful can be had. Hotallnfa N«waetand«, Broad- result in the production of a rural drama PlanklntTS of a Pore Wihlte's Banjo " Slight friction arose between the house and patched parts of our To extend the corporate limits of Nash- way and Forty-aecoitd street (Times building senate yesterday, when the houae refused to present constitution ville, Ga which wi]i merit and receive universal ap- To amend the charter of the olty of Nash- corner), Thlrty-olarhth atreet and Broadway concur In action by the aenate Tbe question that remains ville and Twonty-ntnth Ftraet and Broadway. proval. was about a bill abolishing the office oi The constitution then lo amend the various acts Incorporating treasurer of Sumter county The house passed The Const! tu tlon is not rvaponsl bl* for In this connection The Christian Science made was pronounced city of Dalton advance payments to out-of-town local car the bill, the aenate amended It and passed To authorize the ma>or and council of Ma- . Monitor says that "the success of the it, and the house concurred In the amend- generally by statesmen rletta to call a bornd election < rfera oealers or agenta of the nation, and espe- To amend an act, to provide for the election 'Little Country Theater,' organized and ments Then the senate reconsidered Its ac- of Mitchell county commisfaioncis tion and passed the bill by substitute The cially by David Dudley To amend an *et incorpoiatmg tho Amerl- MONEY'S WAR SERVICE. maintained by the North Dakota Agricul- itouse, however, refused to reconsider, claim- Field, at that time the cus board of education in ll>i3^-x Money makea the war go, and now the tural college, proves how eager are the Ing that the measure Had passed out of It* greatest authority on. To amend the charter o£ Eai>t Point In Ful- Jhands. The lower house sent a message to vonstttutlonal law in ton county i people of the farms and villages for the To create a board of commissioners for news IB that money, an far aa possible, is that effect to the upper house. Whereupon his country, to be th Evans coun ty best work of the best playwrights." Senator Lawrence moved that the communi- finest piece of constitu- To amend an act to establish a new char- healing the wounds of war: In a novel cation be received as "information and dis- ter of Atlanti (amended) w»y it IB patching up \the war cripples. And as to the people of the cities, the agrees to The aenate unanimously adopted tion construction to toe To abolish the treasuier of Decatur countj faithful portrayal of farm life—the old the motion of Senator Lawrence. found in any state of To change the place of holding ^constables the union " sales in the 134th district of McDuffio county Here Is the story, credited to a Paris paper: home with the porch of the morning glory COMMITTEE PUTS *O. K." To abolish I-ajette county treasurer ON TREASURY DEPARTMENT The document certain- To provide for the establishment of f 1\ o Artificial arma and legs, lor which, vines and the "old-fashioned roses" touches ly deserved that eminent encomium As the road tlistt ic ts for "\V ayne county beoauae of the war. ttlere la now a The Joint committee of the house and sen- official reporter for The Constitution new To repeal an act arnenmng an act creating great demand In Prance, are made of a the tender chord, awakening memories that ate which examined the office of the state kind of cardboard dough or paate This paper, who • ten ographi call y recorded every Eai ly count> board of commissioner a last a lifetime. For, while the new drama treasurer has rendered its report, which la to sessional feature of the construction of the To abolish Pierce eounty tieaaurei carton paato la provided to a. great ei- the effect that everything waa found in satis- To create a road law foi Evans cuunt\ tent by the Bank of France All the must deal with life as it is now. It will be atate charter, I mair claim to be one of the To amend an act incorporating city of old notes of the varloun denominations factory condition V few survlvora today that know the times Bleckley from 5 to 1,000 francs are destroyed permissible to throw in a few old fashioned The report la as follows and the tempers that contributed to its mak- To empower state banks and trust com- before aorae of the hi&h functionaries roses for Memory's sake! "We, the committee required by law to panies to become members of the fcdei al of the bank and transformed into a pulp, examine the accounts and vouchers of the rebi rve bank *^ which la sold from time to time to the atate treasurer's office as to all moneys re- To establish Juvenile courts \ln certain makers of artificial limbs So it la that ceived Into and paid out of the treasury dur- Very soon I expect to publish my •Consti- counties for all children under 16 3 eais of our glorious ones who have been muti- ing the fiscal year, beg leave to make the tutional History ipf Georgia in which I will A>ge ^ lated are able to aay that each arti- WILL COMPLICATE PROBLEM. following report endeavor to set forth the principles and po- To amend section 357 of the civil code 1910 ficial leg or arm represent* a fortune. "We have thoroughly examined the office litical phlloaophy embodied in all the conatl- To amend section 309*! of the 1810 code The Indianapolis News, which Is polit- of the state treasurer and find the books and tutlona the state haa, operated under, and es- To provide \that owners of live stock on That fa the cheerful, humorous view, open ranges snail be confined to ona brand ically Independent, well says that the law all vouchers neatly, accurately and correctly pecially to visualise to the minds of men of or mark and the crippled soldiers may get what kept We have counted the money on hand today the proceedings that produced the state which has been proposed, in the Georgia and have verified the accounts of all state To create a board of commissioners for comfort they can from It depositories, and find that they are also cor- constitution that now Is Haralaoii county legislature to prohibit the employment of I am siire It will be profitable to a new To amen d the acts incorporating city of,v It Is well that in a war In which money rect We have carefully examined the report Butler white teachers In negro schools or institu- of the state treasurer and find that he Is sus- generation of legislators to know how cer- To provide^ for a hearing In court of tax IB the moving power It can be put to such tained by the true condition of hla office tain things got into that constitution and the collectors when executions have been issued tions of learning will complicate the negro ' In this connection we desire to commend Compelling reasons that put them there. Per- by the comptroller general beneficial uses In the partial restoration problem. HIGH HATS the efficent manner in which the treasurer, haps, then, there may be leas disposition to To amend section 1*01 of the 1810 code con of the wrecks it has made For It is a Hon W J Speer, Is conducting the affairs rip the old garment apart every year and earning pilotage The negro race has Its Ideals, and many «f hla department. aew into It by amendments patches of old To make certain changes In the board of battle of dollars—a war for wealth and "Respectfully submitted, county commissioners of Houston county, re- of its members are constantly striving to- (Signed) "I- R- AKIN, cloth That its framers seriously rejected and ducing the number of commissioners from financial world supremacy of th* "For the Senate, new weaves In frills and flounces that they 6 to S ward them. These Ideals are based upon Funny, when a man makes laws to govern The only thing which money cannot do "H J FTJLLBRIGHT. would have severely condemned The men their own observation of the conduct of the, the people and, Is the first to be tripped by "GARLAND M JONES, who made the conatltution of 1877, moat of Is to hide Its graves white race, as well aa upon the instruction them "For the House - them, were giants In their day—and giants After some men enter public office th«r of their kind are doggoned scarce at the given them for which the white people have are so afraid of a draught that they beep present time been responsible It la a well-known fact the doors locked day and night. The president of the convention of 1877 was With the Exchanges OVA NEW FOREIGN TRADE. We don't need the wisdom of Solomon. that "noblest Roman of them all, ex-Gov- that the negro Imitates the white. The ernor Charles Jones Jenkins—he who carried Are American manufacturers and pro- Sotne of us are original enough to have a AMMUNITION FACTS. negro of good inclination imitates him in little on our own account away the state s great seal to Canada and ducers going to let slip the new foreign that which is right, while the negro of the So many men department indicate that the produc white man as an excuse for his own incli We see Happiness as In a dream afar* ernment, run \ by carpet baggers and corn- tion of munition plants In the United States 7 field cuffees has increased about four fpld since the be war There is accumulating evidence that, nation to evil. when all the time It is smiling In the violets in spite of many warnings, they are not that fringe the pathway to the home-gate When, he was chosen to preside over the ginning of war In Europe In small arms The problem Is as largely as ever a Some folks climb high only to be lost In convention he made a great address—one\ that ammunition the increase has been from a equipping themselves to hold It. was quoted with surprised admiration In the million rounds a day to five million rounds southern one, although it has some national the mist, since they can't shine a light that leadings newspapers of the nation—and from With the revival of trade In certain la bright enough to locate 'em a day Output of the government arsenals aspect Discussing it from the standpoint • *>••« It X deem It timely to make va quotation that Is a million rounds a day Investigation In lines in this country, it is stated manufac- of The Constitution's attitude relative to members of the preaent general assembly dlcates that American factories have been Tfc* World's Amswer. should read with serious consideration Re- turers are losing Interest in trade with the bill pending in the Georgia legislature, "Old Worjld, speeding turning out only about one-tw»nt> ftfth of RAGSDALTC SIGNS. BOND ORDINANCE) ferring to the work about to be undertaken. Booth America and the Orient, while others Where darkness slips Ita bars, President Jenkins said the amount of ammunition used b> the allies to prohibit white teachers from instructing WILL VETO *2OO APPROPRIATION alone since war commenced. cannot see beyond the war orders They Tell us "what you're aeelng * • f • • negroes in their own institutions. The In- At the stations of the stars? Mayor Pro Tern I N Ragadale Tuesday German armV before outbreak of war BT» taking advantage of a live and active "I utter no caution against class legislation dianapolis News saysi signed the bond ordinance recently passed or discrimination against our citizens of Af- had five nfJes for every soldier and 2 000 present without thought of the future; While And the World apeaks true by both branches of general counclf and rican descent I feel a perfect assurance rounds of ammunition for each rifle, or To declare, then, that a white person 1*o the very soul of you Which authorizes a bond election for f3,3£~8 000 25,000 000 rifles and fifty "billion rounds of this Is somewhat natural, it will not do shall not be allowed to tiring himself that there Is no member of this body who Into Intellectual proximity to the negro "No ibrighter world than TOTTR world of bonds for municipal improvements. He would propose such action and If there was ammunition United States government is V wholly to overlook the fact that the war ia to threaten this relation at its very Is framed in all the bluel ' definitely announced that he would veto the he would soon find himself without a fol- credited with 600 000 modern Springflelds and will end at some time, and It will then be heart. Th0 neigro has made, strides In resolution appropriating (200 for printing the lowing That portion of our population are 8&5 000 Krag Capacity of tho government the last Hfty yearfl thst are little short Old World, glimmering evidence tn the trial of James L. Beavera v arsenals is about a. million rounds of car- of wonderful In the beginning he -was Where gates- of glory gleam, coming ta see, and will soon realize that those a case of the ^survival of him who has his The paper has been held up by Alderman who once occupied a different relation to tridges a day, which added to the five mil- carefully guided by white persons, and Tell us of your Vision — lion rounds of prl\ate concerns would only permanent foreign market ready built. In more recent 'rears Ae has also had Xetese W Armlstead and will have to go back them fully recognize the change that has Read us Heaven's dream I to general council next Monday. In the give United States five cartridges per man After all our talk In this country over the aid of certain of hla, kind who have elevated their civil status and are In truth a day should the United States put a million studied under white teachers and taken And the "World says, sweet event it again passes, M^yor Ragadale Bays their beat friends ' (Applauae ) men In the field the opportunity which has come for the their message to the colored people he will veto It, on the ground that it -would **>***> But to say that the negro haa pro- "Where light And dwrkneca meet, extension on a large scale of a foreign Heaven's dream Is, of the Love be & useless expenditure of the city's funds That applause was heard, witnessed and TO WAR WITH MISSOURI gressed so far that he can no longer recorded by this writer It came spontane- trade which we might readily retain upon profit by the teaching* of white persona That makes the world*« hear (From Tha Oklahoma City Oklahoman.) la to take liberties with the truth 6ECWKR COMMITTEE GRANTS EXTENSION ously and unanimously from a body contain- If Germany sinks many more ships load- OP TIME FOR. THE BRIAR CLIFF SEWER the conclusion of European, hostilities, there Both will profit by the close relation- Tbe Miracle of ing such great Georgians aa Robert Toombs, ed with, mules she may na\ s to go to war continue to come stories of indifference to ship and no one will profit more than At the request of the Dyaard Construction General A. R. Lawton, Judge Augustus H with Missouri the v« hlte jteople of the south For to "The ago of miraclea Is still with us," company the sewer committee of general Hansel!*, the late Chief Justice Simmons, says a Bfllville editor, 'and you'll have to trade extension in South America and in them the negro question Is much more council, Sam Freeman, pf the tenth, chairman, Judge William A Little. ex-Senator Pope A ftUESTIOAABLE POPULARITY. important than it is to tile northerner believe that Prosperity Is here with both Tuesday granted the company an extension Barrow, ex-Congressman Nat Hammond, Au- China, on the part of producers in the At the same time it is a national prob- feet On Tuesday evening last the bill col- of six weeks' time in which to complete the (From The Minneapolis Journal ) lem and If Georgia -writes this law on gustus Reese, Judge Thomas G Law son. Rainmakers In Ka-nnas are now about aa United States. Discussing our commercial lectors of this community gave a^big dinner construction of the Brtar Cliff trunk sewer Joshua Hill, General Gartrell. General A R popular as Germans In England lier statute books, she will offend not to the- me,H| they have b*en dunning gar A representative of the company appeared attitude toward South America, The New only herself, but the whole country by •before the dommittee and explained that Wright, General William T Wofford Judge taking a step. Coward the complication, years past! When th* leading pessimists of much of the work lay through; two large James R. Brown and acores of none the less TRADING IN ARIZONA. Tork Commercial makes this pointed criti- and not toward the solution ot th* the town knew It to be a fact they offered dairies, that on account of there being large eminent men whose names cannot be omitted (Douglas Correspondence The Los Angeles cism: f problem to hang themselves If anybody would pay for herds of cows in the- pastures the company from any bead-roll of Georgia patriots, Times ) th* rope " was handicapped in not being able to Keep • * * * • ^ From South America comes evidence \ It Is a national problem But before T H Collins a .farmer traded a huge that manv American commercial trav- • • • • • open any great ^amount of excavation It It was those men, let us remember, who tarantula and a. pet king anake to Joe elers content themselves with calling that it is. a state problem, a problem that Tfc« Sons; That money Binirs. was stated that one cow fell Into the ditch In a time that waa rifa with the spirit of Holmes, a barber for two skunk kittens and waa killed The company yaid the owner Holnjes opened negotiations for the trade, at a few larpre cities and do not see belongs peculiarly to Georgia In the pres- He loves the song that money sings— f 4fr damages retaliations % for many Indignities put upon the traders at Interior points because Best music in all weathers, southern convictions and character, put Into sa> ing that he i\ anted the tarantula for an hotels are poor and anch Journeys are ent circumstances. Georgia Is making eastern friend But the barber thought his attended with hardships, Ettfcirijh and He'd levy on an angel's wings FtVING OK MITCHELL STREET BEGINS) the "Bill of Rights of their constitution skunk kittens were worth a little more than ry effort to give the negro race an op- And advertise the feathers: the following declaration German jobbers attend to tb,e actual • «>*•*> TO USE BITULXTRIO AND CONCRETE one tarantula and, after come bargaining, distribution of American- raerchandlae portuniiy to grow and expand Itself, along Work has at last begun on th* paving of "Par xvii. The social status of the cltl- Collins threw in his pet snake These Jobbers will give preference to •Where "Daa* Gets It, 1>o. Mitchell street, which has been in course of c«n shall never be the subject of legislation " the products of their own countries as those lines which are easily open to it. The Kansas City Times- says the preparation for several months Many fills I here state "In my place,' as Brother Mar- FACT ^EIISLS urconY. v «oon as the v*ar Is over or sooner If The people of this state would deprecate note, printed by The Shelbina Torchlight, and cuts have been made and this work la tin Calvin would say, that during the sessions (From The Buffalo Times ) they can get the gooda This Is the received by a public school teacher there considered one of the most Important street of that convention the matter of tolerating condition of affairs as described by an any action which would handicap those ef- Improvements made In the city In several white teachers in schools for colored people Certain theorists maintain that men and American financial writer who recently "Dear Mis —To u rite me abtiUt whl, years. A temporary pavement of Belgian the so-called lower animals are \\ hat they covered South America His criticisms forts We feel that it has been made so Sammy I hereby give you permission to was diacuased, informally it is true, and eat But Queenle a year old Ilronx pet en- block ia being laid from Haynes to Maple that the above paragraph was deliberately of American methods are sweeping and apparent to the legislature that this law is beat him up any time it 4s necessary t-d streets, to be replaced next summer by bltu- tirely disproves the thcorv in person Queenie most of them are Justified learn his lesson He ia just like his father lithlc. The other sections of the street are enacted to shut *ff In Georgia all manner of Is a b«iby lioness •who has b^cn reared on unwelcome, that no further attempt will be legislation, either to confer social rights a. nur&ing bottle ginger snaps and soothing Similar reports come from China and —yo u have to learn him with a, club Pounfl being paved >*lth wood block between the car track* and bftuHthic and concrete be- upon negroes, or to make any of their ac- syrup but hhe attacked a laborer in New made to enact it. Its effect would -be, in noleffe Into him. I want him to get It a fid York with the same ferocitv sho -would have other Oriental countries where our consuls dont pay no attention to what hla lathe? tween "the tmckaf and the curb Two big cepted civil rights leas by acts of discrim- so far as Georgia is concerned, the taking orewa of workmen from the county s con- ination evinced had she been fed rich raw red meat report Indifference or neglect on the part Baya —1*1 1 handle him ' struction department are ftolng the work for instead. of a backward step. It should be defeated • * * • « The constitution of Georgia clearly, X be- of American manufacturers to adapt their the city. lieve, forbids the legislation proposed In the now for all time. Unnecessary Journey. RICH IN GREEK A>TIQUITir:S. methods of selling to conditions existing in The trouble-road he's takin' Way bUL 1 CREMATORY COMMITTEE (From the Wide World Magazine) thorn countries Those American mer- (That's why hla chance I* slim). fTO BJSPORT SEXT MONDAY Sicily is rich in Greek antiquities Some When all the time it s makln* chants who have achieved any degree of Henry James just had to renounce us Alderman J R Seawrlght, chairman of the about Friday or Saturday of this -week of the best are clustered together on the A be* line for HIM! epeclal committee of ten named from (general 1 outskirts of the old town of S> racu.se A •access in the Orient, and they are com- in order to get a few news paragraphs council to make a thorough Investigation of This Will , b* one of th« big street Improve- very popular one is the Ear of JMonysius' A Sable the crematory and report to general council ment projects of the year and a big gang of in the Latlonia del Paradlao an old quarry paratively few, have well established local pr. workmen will be put on the Job this week I has seen many a man in de high place with recommendations, announced Tuesday used as a prison by the Greeks The watls agencies in the principal Chinese markets Even if the Turk "fights like a Chrls- that the committee* would cdhtinue Its In- Between the car tracks brick will be used of this quirr> are over a hundred feet high, who looked like he d 'a be%n happier as vestigations this week ahd would file next ian," that's saying mighty little for him supeerintendent of de lowgrotmds and between the tracks and the curb asphalt- and lean in\v\rd at an an^le of about 30 located somewhat in the interior and which Monday With council Its final report. The ed concrete mill be used, tno county doing degrees—all chisel work done by innumer- are quite different from the chief; seaports committee has been seeking to ascertain what able slax es The Idea wis to prevent any cjlusea the noxfoa* odors of which several the work possibility of escape on the part of the hap- luch as Hong Kong and Shanghai ' The Sun is so different—T*hen you re- Mule Kicked Motor From Road* . hundred citizens have complained to fehe less prisoners confined here and as a further 1 naarot? t&i Chairman Claude Ashley of the BEGIN WORK ON THIS OTHER BALK precaution Dion>sius had chiseled out in the It is true that adverse legislation has flect that 45,000 miles of spot-light doesn't aanltarircoinmittee and others So far they OK* SOUTH PHYOR STREET PAVING (From The Chicago News) n solid rock a % ast ca\ Itj very similar, aa largely depopulated the seas of the Ameri- amount to a row of pins to him h&V* £$* unable to determine th« aourc* of seen from without, to a human ear, by means The Rev* W H Hainep, pastor of tlfe the oddjjra They have been asked to recom- On* aide of the pavement of South Pryor can flag, but this does not mean that the Free Methodist church of Attica, Ind., ttoJc mend ta .council aon?» method ot caring1 tor street, whloh brought about the breach be- of which he Is said to have listened to the four members of his congregation for a ride tween Mayor Woodward and members of the conversation of the capti\ es The Interior American manufacturer 1» deprived of ade- The Russians can "give ground" for tho cltyjrarbage which the plant is unable to of the cavity Is in the shape of the letter In his motor car the other day On a narrow burn 'fhey will probably recommend that second ward delegation in general council, •3," and gradually tapers until at the ex- quate transportation facilities. He would years and still have a big block of real road the minister Bought to pass a team* of the suufplus be removed to the dump piles lias been completed and the county gang is formerly useel treme summit you may percei\e a small hole doubtless prefer that his merchandise estate left mules Aa the car was directly opposite one. now laying the concrete on the other aide of through n hich the daylisht com^s It was V of the mules the animal whirled about In its the car tracks for the brick pavement T[tlth icre thit OIon>^ius did his ea esdropplng should be carried in ships of American reg NO DEL.VY IN BEGINNING WORK The acoustic properties of this ear are harness and drove both feet against the ON PONCE DK LEON PA\IJSG which the street U being pa\ed That section Istry, but this is not his main problem. Considering all the fines Brussels has to side of the machine The tmpact threw tft* already paved la considered one of the best extraordinary the slightest whisper being The county officials are rushing the work distinctly audible w hile a loud noise, like The question of foreign trade extension pay, if the allies are successful there won't oar from the road and turned it over against of oiling St. Charles avenue so as to divert paving jobs In the city and when the entire the slamming of the door which gi\es access the fence, pinning Its passengers under It, traffic from Ponce de Leon avenue ao that street is completed aecond warders claim to the ear, * produces a rapid succession af it one of reaching and holding the foreign ' be much left to retake. All escaped with, bruises. * w*rfc of paving tuat avenue can begin they will have tbe beat street in the city. deafening reports iL • ^ OONSTITt?naN, ATLANTA, GA^ IVEHNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1916. Page Seven. ATLANTA BUILDING Attractions of Big City • StNATf MARKS TIME 'ATLANTA TO GO ARER PERMITS $50,000 IN $100,000 WAR ORDER Lured Two Young Wives WAITING ON THE HOUSE CATTLEMEN'S MEET PAST TWO DAYS FOR ATLANTA CHPANY From Columbus Homes ^ That business conditions la. Atlanta Lured from horn* by the attractions are dally improving and that the build- Kryptoks of a, bli «ltr was the storr brought Debate Appropriation* BUI Many Organization* Repre- ing Industry of tha city Is flourishing Atlanta Steel Company Filling W« wmnt you to know about these wonderful new Bifocals—tha is shown in reports from the. -fculldins; out by Jadf* W. W. Tindell. ot the most beautiful and perfect lenses made Both far and near slKht In Today—Protect Against inspector's office to the effect' that Contract for Barbed Wire JuTtnlle court. Tuesday. In the cases on* solid glass. No visible dlildlng line. Ground fn our own factory. We sented at Meeting at Cham- guarantee thorn to give perfect satisfaction We will take pleasure during the first two days of this'week of Mrs. Ms, Robinson, ase 1C. of Co- MI showing them to you—how they are made and their advantages over . ^ Present Tax Law. ber of Commerce Tuesday. perinlts for buildings aggregating 980.- for Allies in European War, lumbus, IB company with he? sister- the old styl*. The '"Hawkes reputation" Is jour assurance of a perfect 000 have been Issued. fitting pair of glasses. We Invite your patronage The August building aggregate to in-law. Mrs. Cornells, Wado. see 1*. The senate spent practically the Believing that cattle raising In Geor- The Atlanta. Steal company It now whole of y esterday In marking time, gia haa not Krpt pace with the Indus- date amounts to »S8,37«. engaged In filling a (100,000 contract also of Columbus. AH Lenses Ground in Our Own Modern Shop. In this weak's permits are Included to supply the allied nations with Mrs. Robinson, due to her agrs, wms while the house was debating; the W. try In other southern states, and that a $15,000 of apartment house building, Quick Repairs. Broken Lenses Duplicated Exactly. & A bill great Impetus will be given to this val- and about $20,000 of residence building. barbed wire, which win be. used for •ent to th» Juvenile home. She stated The appropriations bill was read a uable department of home products by The total for August. 1914. Is almost war purposes. that her slster-ln-law had psrsuaded This contract,"wlU compel the com- aecond time Tuesday ilnd will come a convention of Southern Cattlemen's certain to ba surpassed by the close her to leave her home, and that she up for passage today, the laat day ol association in Geoi gla, many repre- of this month. pany's plant to rnn night and day for HAWKES the session There will probably be sentatives of local civic and agricul- Tha July building gain was, abnor- the next several month*, and will,give was willing to return. mal in view of the so-called "war employment td a number of extra men- Mrs. Tirade Is b.ln.- held In Matron a loner argument over this measure tural organization* and cattle raisers times," and the year's deficit was de- It Is expected that other contracts OPTICIANS which was prepared by the two ap- from neighboring towns met with the creased by nearly 4100,000. •will follow. -- Bohnafleld's woman's ward at police Established 1870. propriations committees of the legis- Atlanta branch of this association in Building failed to surpass tha $200,- The Pratt Htavlneerlng and Zfachlne station, and Mrs. Robinson at the juve- 14 Whlteht lature. Senator John D. "Walker, of the Ahanrber of commerce building yejs- 000 mark for every month In the year. company, In KlrVwood. of which Joel nile home until their parents at Oo- the twentieth, will defend th* com- terday to arrange for extending on in- 1914. after the v-month of August, and Hurt is president, has been approached with building permits being taken as a nuirtber of times during; the last sev- lumitns can be oommunloate'd with. mittee's recommendation* upon the vitation to this growing association to they are, now, ^it is safe to predict eral months frith a view to reaching floor of the senate. meet In Atlanta next year. that the year's deficit will be turned terms whereby this plant might manu- A strong fight will be made to raise Among those attending this highly into a gain before January. 1»1«. facture munitions of war for European appropriations for the state educa- enthusiastic meeting were representa- countries, tout Mr Hurt stated yester- HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS tional Institutions. The University o: tives of the Southeastern Fair associa- day that no contract has yet been Georgia and the Georgia School ol tion^ the Atlanta Chamber of Com- CORNERSTONES LAID made ' ^ Technology claim that they cannot merce, Atlanta Convention bureau. possibly continue to run their schools Southern Ruralist. Southern Free y proajr«asl'vely unless something is done Farming, Georgia department of agrl FOR THREE SCHOOLS, "WIN,ONE" ASSOCIATION to Inerea** their funds. This bill will culture. Atlanta Dairymen's associa- Hotel Lenox SEABOARD S NEW occupy the larger part of the upper tion. (Southern railway. Southern Bell MASONS OFFICIATING IS FORMED IN ATLANTA Telephone company ana cattlemen BoyItton and Exeter Streets IICUM'S time today. Steps to organise the "Win One" as- TVauKfe.o-.we Bin o*» from several Georgia towns, R. M. Tuesday was an nnuaual day in th« Strlplin, manager of the ^Southeastern sociation were taken when the found- BOSTON, MASS. ALL-STEEL DINERS Tb« cotton warehouse bill was fi- annals of th« Georgia. Masona and At- ers and charter members of the first fair, was elected chairman of the meet- lanta I schools when three cornerstones "Win One" class for boys, formerly of nally taken from the table Tuesday, ing and Fred Houser, secretary. the Central Baptist church, met Mon- Oao Block from *nd piaced at the bottom Of the cal- for the school -buildings now under day evening to form an interdenomina- Copier Square Now In service on all through tyilnn between Atlanta, Richmond. It was unanimously voted to extend erection were laid by N. H. Baltard, endar. This measure will come up an Invitation to the association, which tional organlsatlvn for the physical and Washington, New York and East are bringing In numerous favorable errand master of the Masons of Geor- mental betterment of boys In th Price. Georgia commis- laid at 10 o'clock under the auspices Those attending the meeting were S. and Seaboard's New and Improved Schedule mittee, but Senator Burnslde brought sioner of agriculture, was chosen to C. Speer, Sr., founder and teacher of th* bill up for a vote disagreeing with of the I«ak«wood lodge. Dan Green, maJte the speech of invitation to the member of tbe board of education from the first "Win One" class In the state, the committee report. The senate adopt- thousand or more guests at tbe con- the third ward* wan in charge of the Mortimer J. Lester, J. Leo Ridley, Stan- Leave. Atlanta ...... t 3:00 p. m. ed the motion by Senator Burnside, and vention. The\ Southern railway will ley Crelrhton Spoer. Jr., and W. Ru- All Otnsidt Room. Arrive Richmond ...... 9:30 a. m. ' the bill will be voted on finally to- supply a special Pullman to carry 'he exercises. The cornerstone of the Lu- fus MonK. charter members. Excellent Collins oile Avenue school was laid at 1^- day. Senator \Wre,n, the senator from party to Birmingham over the South- Arrive Washington - 12:38 noon ern, and a round-trip ticket of one o'clock under the auspices of the Bat- Stack fcMM, 12.00t wK»BttK$2.EOui.». Arrive New York (Penna. R. R.) . . •. «:20 p. m. the Augusta district is opposed to fare will be available over all roads of tle Hill lodge, and the stone of the DR. CONKLING TAL&S DM*b R.SK $2.BO « **• his, *3.CO >sd w. the bill and Is trying to kill it. -The the Southeastern Passenger asstxila-Uon. East Atlanta school .was laid by the Two mfnvtei vmlk from Bacr Bar stttlaa, Latest afternoon departure from Atlanta. Arrive New York early •house representatives from the Au- The Birmingham convention will ~. A. Minor lodge, at 4 o'clock. ON TUBERCULOSIS N..T..N.HT . J H.S.H. ud B. «t A.8.R. g-UBta district, however, are urging the open in the Tutwiler hotel Wednesday Speeches were made by the grand next afternoon. morning, August 18, with an address of master, the assisting past grand mas- The MrlsarlM of tracfree)t lectures and mo- OosraileatM Shapplsi mat Tbwm Dlinfct passage of the .measure. All-Steel, Electrically Lighted Train—Pullman Drawing Room welcome by City Commissioner AV O. ters, Superintendent L • M. I*andrum. tion picturpi e exhibitions under direc- L. C. PRIOR. M«n*m Protect AcalMt Ti -L*ain and the response by Governor Major R. J. Gulnn, president of the tion Oof f th« Atlanta,- Anti-Tuberculous Sleepers and Observation Car. All meals served in Dining Can. a la (Signing a paper drawn by Senator Charles. Henderson of Alabama Busi- board of education, and members of and Visiting Nurse association is be- carte service. ,. Q ness sessions will, be held Wednesday the board of education. The ceremonies ing continued this week at the Fulton ST. J. Bakes, of the twenty-seventh, afternoon. Wednesday evening and were also attended by-many oitlzena Bag and Cotton mills. Both Monday THIS SCHEDULE SHOULD INTEREST THE BUSINESS MAN. •uid advocated by Senator A. S. J. Thursday morning and evening. The of the several neighborhoods and a and Tuesday nights there were large Btovall, of th* thirtieth, twenty-six feature or the convention, an auction number of city officials. and enthusiastic! crowds present, and THE PROGRESSIVE RAILWAY OF THE SOUTH. venators yesterday entered upon the sale of thoroughbred cattle, will be Grand Master Ballard was the guest the co-operation given in the mill com- held Frfday afternoon on the state fair of the1 Gate City lodge No. % Tuesday munity has been most gratifying to City Ticket Office, 88 Peachtree Street. senate Journal a pro test against the grounds. evening at a dinner. He delivered an the assolcatlon VisitSouthGeorgia Ivy 194. tax law now in operation. The paper address at the Masonic temple after Dr. J. Wade Conkllng gave a talk read^ as follows which the Entered Apprentice degree Tuesday night on tuberculosis, with "Whereas, the senatefa& aheretofor e voted was conferred. Grand Master BalTard pictures accompanying It. The eomedy ON DAY OF RELEASE will attend Wednesday the fifth dis- reels were shown as usual, and to- arainat the repeal of tho aet of trict convention of Masons in Decatur. 1IHS, commonly known aa tbe tax equall- night the program will be continued •atIon laW. and HE WEDS DAUGHTER at the same location The remaining U.C.V. REUNION "Wh«r«as, under the rules of the senate, three nights of this we*k they will be no new biH,l can now originate from *ait the IDxposltlon Cotton mills, body to repeat!, said law, and OF GA. PRISON HEAD f he exhibition begins promptly at "Wherean. we had entertained a hop« that 7:30 o'clock. Bald act could be amended In some reason- TO PROTECT CRIMINALS able way HO ttH to reach the claaaes ot _eville, Ga,, August 10.—(Spe- FITZGERALD, 6A. VACATION EXCURSION property for taxation, and cial )—On the day that Or. L. M. Har- Chicago, August 10.—"Walter O'Brien * Whereas, there haa been no equalization as beuv een counties of this state, and rison, the Columbus physician, who was and William Bsran, former sergeants HOTELS AND RESORTS ""Whereas more than 30 per cent of the instrumental in saving Leo Frank's of the city detective force, tonight Increase In taxable values for the year 1914 life, completed his term of 12 months were found guilty of accepting bribes August 17-18,1915 has been on property heretofore on the tax at the state prison farm here, he went to protect criminals. digest, TI hlph means simply Increasing the The trial began a month ago. The tax on property already returned, and to Ma-con and married Miss Janie Lou prosecution a case was based mainly Lowtst Fans Via A. B. t A. GEORGIA RAILROAD 'WherettH, tha Increase ot values of the Burke, daughter of Captain J. JM. Burke, on testimony fyt Barney Bertsche and property on the digest 'the people's proper- superintendent of the farm. James and Frank Ryan, known as KENTON HALL ty h.a=t been about 11 per cent and the In- Although the wedding occurred laat heads of the Clairvoyant trust. Bertsche R. R. and Connictions crease of the public aer\ tee corporations' week it was not known until today now is serving a term at Jollet for •Sfa3 property haa been between 3 and. 4 per cent when a telegram from New York, where FARES FROM PRINCIPAL POINTS '—the^e facts being ihown by the report of Dr. and Mrs Harrison are spending swindling. the comptroller general 1914, their honeymoon, announced the news ATHENS ...... M.40 "Therefore the undprslgned herewith en- Miss Burke left here a week ago ATLANTA ...... ••.SO ter our solemn protest against the Injus- AUGUSTA ...... „. S.9O tice and unequal burden now placed on the Monday, ostensibly to vlslt^ friends in people lay tne so-called tax equalisation Indian Springs She went instead to CAIUIOI.LTOW ..„ 4.40 Isle of Palms (Charleston, S. G.) Macon, where she -was Joined by Dr. SPECIAL VALVES CKD ABTOWN ..... &ao "Respectful! v submitted, W J.l Bakes; Harrison after his release on Tues- DAL.TOW fl.os 27th district T V Fapan, 2Jd, J R. Tram- day. B.1K mel!. S9tli. J O Adams. 33d. J. W. Calla- I>r. Harrison and Miss Burke met the CUtlPCIN .... S.BH J|Wri£htsvmeBeach(Wilmitigion,II.C.) han. Sth. J R. Thomas, 3d. E M Smith, first day of the physician's imprison- I.ACRA1VGE1 .„..„ a.no 34th, W M Ransom, 42d, C R. McCrory ment and were thrown together fre- MACOM ...... a .so TICKETS GOOD ON ANY TRAIN GOING Oil HETURNING 13th. J R McFarland, 44th, A, S J. Sto- quently thereafter in their work ot MADISON ..„...„ 4.SO ya.ll. 30thT. Mark Tl*on. 10th. W. A. Buchan- ROME! ...... 6.BB an. 9tfa, H A BoyhiB. 17th, M, J Paulk. caring for the sick, for Miss Burke was Today's Attractions 15th, W T Harrison. 28th. Pat Xferalaon, trained nurse •JT tow (ana tn« FINAL LIMIT AUGUST 30, 1915 40th- T. m Turner. 25th, H. M. Fletcher, Dr Harrtaoit and Dr. J. "W. McNaugh- otaer Itatlonn Im Ocararta. 26th. E T Moon, 37th, B E QooJaby, 28th. ton are the physicians who are given C C Tracy, 12th, L. a Bailey.X S2d. B. F credit or saving Frank's, life by their DATES OF SALE AUGUST 16J6 McLaushlin, 36th. George A Paulk, «th, J. prompt attention on the night he was About 30 dozen Shirts—soft or stiff cuffs— COACHES AND THROUGH SIEENIG CARS B. Burnalde. 29th. cut by William Oeen. RETURN LIMIT AUGUST 22 FltBr«rald !• In Ui« aairt of «rath sizes up to 17—made of fine eoip- Ovorvla, and If yon are lntar«>Ud In ^ Make Your Sle»pln( Car RaMnratlon Today that section take advantan of tbll low TO HEAR ARGUMENT Big Increase Is Shown sette, madras and percale—extra rate to Fltvcerald and make a aide trip to any point in aowtn Georrla Ton d«- CITY TICKET OFFICE DEPOT TICKET OFFICE alre to reaoh. Further Information, lit- TODAY ON CHANGES In Number of Children good dollar values—to close at ... erature and farm Mete will be furnlBaed PMcMneVMmt PkMMlbtaUlwIlifeiMn HkMM Jkta.it 211 on application to W. W. Crerton, £.,*•. .. JL, A i J*. 4k ^L. *»» A Bid., IN THE GEOGRAPHY Patronizing Playgrounds Atlanta, Qa. J. P. BILLUPS. G«n«r»l P«i»«ni;«r A«««t About 50 dozen .Undershirts and Drawers— Judge Pendleton. In tlae Fulton supe- More than 14,000 children patronised rior court, will this morning hear the the public playgrounds last week, an check muslin—in athletic,. style— •urguraent ot attorneys on the restrain- Increase of 5,000 over the same week : ing order recently granted citizens last year Mrs. Florence M. Tlbbets, extra good values—all sizes —sell- •gainst the city board of education general playground supervisor, an- •.nd which restrained the board from nounces that the children are showing ing by the suit ....„„..' changing the geographies used in the keen interest^ In the work of the play- public schools. grounds, particularly so since the an- Testlmon^ in the case was vtaken nual interplay ground field meeting POPULAR WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH Tuesday morning, but the hearing of will be Jield shortly. In which teams About 20 dozen Bat Wing Ties—beautiful ' argument was postponed until & o'clock from all Vthe ^grounds will participate, Best In Aognst—No Mosquitoes 1 this morning The board of education competing for loving cups and other silks—handsome has been directed to appear and show prizes. Mrs Tlbbets' report shows last SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE ROUND TRFP FARJES -whether or not the order should be week's aggregate attendance to be designs and made permanent or dissolved. 14,118, with Ponce de Leon leading The injunction proceedings -were in- with an attendance of 2.S8S, and Grant colors ...... ^ Ottered By •tituted by several public school Park comiHgr second with an attend- jpatrons, the leaders being iEarl E ance of 2,065 Her report of attend- \G^gga Luther H Still and E Knight, ance, with the t/asebaJl and volley r schedule for the -week, follows. who were represented by Attorneys Pone* aa Lieoa. 2,318, Grant. 2.065, Sprlnc- .James C "Wright and Claude C. Smith. kie, 1.250. Joyner. 1.662, Mima. 1.230. Dar- Parks- Chamber s-Hardwick Their contention I was that the Vboard «an. 1,129. Pine Hill. 813, Bncllsh. 70S. Adalr, 705. Ira. 627, Ivy, 6&C, Oray, 64*, could not. under fit e years, change the Starrs, C34. v geography, the frye puDlication, now Company I In use \ Baseball Schedule. •Court action w aa taken fotlotping the rPonce de Leon and Joyner at Joyner S E A B 0 A R D ednesday morning;. Pine Hill and Bln«Il«h SkCt of the board in adopting for a at English Thursday afternoon,, Ponoe do / 37-39 Peachtree Atlanta, Ga. X THE PROGRESSIVE RAILWAY OF THE SOUTH iriod of four j ears the Tarr and Mc- Leon and RnjcJlBh/ at Engrllah Friday after- Eurray geography, published by the noon, Darran axM Grant at Grant Thurs- (McMillan compan> Charles C Hop- day afternoon. Grant and Mima at Mima kins, representing the McMillan com- .Wednesday afternoon. Adair and Pin* Hill X>any, attacked the constitutionality of [ at Pine Hill Wednesday afternoon. Adalr the city ordinance fixing five-year pe- and Joyner at JToynw Thursday afternoon. riods for the adoption of text-books h Volley Ball Solkedalt., Judge pendleton overruled an objec- $6.00 TICKETS -GOO D 6 DAYS tion to attorney s for the Frj e geog- Mlms and. Sprlncvale at Sprincrale Thurs- Good on recnlar trains leaving Atlanta 7100 A. M. and 8:30 P. M. Through coachec oa raphy, 'svho sought to prevent the Mc- day afternoon, Ponc*> ar*au and Ira X' T f T"' TVT . T i Tin TV $9.00 TICKETS- -GOOD 15 DAYS in geographies. it Ira Thursday afternoon. Round*tiip tickets, good fifteen days, win aho b« aoU to following Mountain Resorts: MDWATIB Chick Spring,, 8. C, $5.35; Altapas*. N. C., $8.00; Linrille Vails, M. C, $7.50; Mount Mitchell. HAVE NARROW ESCAPE H. C, t*oo; Marion, N. O, $7.00; TJnaka Springs, Tenn., $».M>—the "New Land of the Sky." FROM BURNING HOME Madras, Ga. August 10.—(Special.) You Need a The residence 0_1_ ,A_ - H. X-ang, one o__f Coweta's well-known planters, was New Watch burned to. the ground last night. $10.00 TICKETS- •GOOD 10 DAYS The family hod a miraculous escape. Styles in watches have Mr. Lang awakened at midnight by WHITE THROUGH ELECTRICALLY LIGHTED SLEEPER DAILY T' changed since you got yours. the roar or flames, aroused the others and managed to get out with just Make Reservation* New, The1 new models are small- what they could grab up Everything Ticket Offices, S8 Peachtree St. and Union PaMcnger Station—Ivy 104. was burned, before the nearest neigh- er, thinner, (prettier and bors could get there. MAKES SBOES Gefesler, Acmtant General Pasmenger Agent, Atlanta. Georgia. better. The fire started In the northwest corner of the house, far from the We want you to see our kitchen, ami It is supposed that rats ideal assortment of Gruen j ignited It. \ Watches. Gruen Verithln Watches combine beauty with MUNICIPAL PRIMARY CMIPCH. accuracy. They fit the pocket like a silver dollar. HELD IN FITZGERALD DRESSING We are exclusive agents Fitzgerald, Qa,, August 10 — from here after a six-hour chase toda> Spend Thursday and Friday in Chattanooga. • a^id lodged In jail on a murder charge, SILVERSMITHS He cut Melt Hobinson. a negro, to RETURNING—Tickets will be good on any regular train, except "So. 95, until death at midnight after attendhiR- a Sullivan Mfg. Co. inc. J31 Whitehall St. churcHr festival. Bussy Jefferson was and including train leaving Chattanooga at 3:00 a. m. August 21,1915. \ arrested as an accessory. One of the CAMDEN, N. J. Established 1887 gashes Alfora Inflicted on Robinson was ten ibehev long and split open the TICKET OFFICES, % Peachtree St., and Union Station. negro's heart. The man too' •k up * J quarrel of th*ir wlr**. JEWS PA PER I .NFW SPA PERI Page Eight. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, G.flu WEtOrasSDAT; AUGUST 11, 1915.

Edited By Sports Last Game Rained Oat—Off Day Today Dick Jemison RAIN BREAKS UP Off Day Today; CALIFORNIA TENNIS Auburn Also Withdraws CITY M SERIES RICHARDS IS WINNER Crackers Play From Ranks of S. I. A. A.; Gulls Friday HAS BEEN ARRANGED OF THE DECATHLON THEJNALGANIE STARS__^____ ARE _VICTOR V S Atlanta National Bank to Play Chicago Entrant Qualifies a* l One-Year Rule the Cause Crackers Had Two Me'n Then Go tol New Orleans Johnston and Griffin Defeat Agogas for Amateur Best Ail-Around Athlete in Championship. the United States. Retired When Old Man for Four Games, Returning Williams and Washburn Auburn. Ala., August 10.—<8peolal-> It la the opinion of the authorities At a meeting of the Auburn Athletlo here that the rules of the S. I. A. A. as they now stand are discriminatory Jupfe Jumped Into the Home August 18 for Long in the Elimination Round aaaoolatlon held this morning It waa in their application against colleges The Atlanta National bank, winner San Francisco. August 10 —A. iN. decided that Auburn hould withdraw in class A and in favor of outsi.de col- of the pennant 1^1 the cit> league, and Richards, of the Illinois A O. Chicasro, Stay. from tbe S. I. A. A. and th« secretary leges of the same rank in S. I. A. A. the Agoga team, winner of the rag in today won first place In the Decath- Festivities. of Play. of the aa«o elation ,wa» authorised to territory. the Baraca Sundav School league, will lon, staged 3 estcr4 34. and two out of three in Chattanooga. 6-3, T-b. fl-4, 6-4. FEDERAL LEAGUE SOUTHERN LEAGUE were present and desired to enter. Chester Fee, Multnomah Athletlo The match was one of the most These tv. o team a should put up a This showing wan as well as could he brilliant and spectacular ever seen club, Poitl Hid. 644J 71 expected with the streaky ball that sti ong fight for the championship of H GoelHz. Chicago Athletic associa- here and the gallery was In a con- the city, as they are easily among the tion. 6132 14 Crocket-f Daily Batting the team played at times. stant uproar. The Pacific cpaat cham- Chicago 7, Zflewmrlc O. Barons S, Traveler* 2. best Both have some rattling good P F O'Connor, Irish-American Ath- Thursday a three-game series will be pions fought an uphill battle from the Newark, N. J., August 10.—Only players on their lineup and are both letic club, Ncv. York. 6048 r>4 opened with the Mobile Gulls. Friday start, but the easterners could not sus- three Newark piayers < reached second Little Rock. Ark., August 10—Bir- confident of capturing the series. mingham drovel Fincher from the box I-red O Thomson. Los Angeles Ath- will be the Ladles' day in the series. tain the terrific pace of the iflrst three base on Brennan'e pitching, while Final plans regarding grounds, um- letic club. 6010 J3 G. AB. R. H. PC. sets. t Chicago pounded Falkenbere for six today and won 6 to 2. Three of Clark'3 pires, reserve lists and other things In- »6 353 41 109 .309 Saturday will be an early game, to per- The Callfornians forced an opportu- runs in eight innings and made an- four hits figured In Birmingham's cidental to Vthe opening same will bo John Jacobs, Oklahoma un)\ eTslty. »4 285 37 82 .239 mit the Crackers and Gulls to catch scoring. 57h^O-> nity for victory by breaking through other off B random in the ninth. made Friday night at G30,\when tho A H Hutchinson. Illinois Athletic , 41 118 19 34 .288 a train. Williams' service when the easterners Score by innings: R. H E. The Box Score. teams\ meet again at 119 Peachtrce, , 100 37S 68 10* .28* seemingly had the match well In hand Chicago .... 000 002 041—7 12 1 club. 5567 15 Jlumler . 88 292 15 8» .231 Ia Ifew OrleaM Griffin^was wild at times, and it re- Newark 000 000 000—0 3 0 BIRMINGHAM— ah. r. h po. a. e Sixteen men started in the competi- Jenkins . 77 18« 21 44 .236 Sunday the locals open up a. series Sloan, rf..... 511000 tion > eetenlay, many dropping- out Blalud . 108 371 13 Ifi .229 quired all Johnston's steadiness and Batteries—Brennan and Fischer, Moleawortli, cf . . . . 4 1 1 0 0 0 "when they saw thit they had no < hnnce Kelly . . 11 6« ' « 11 .320 with the New Orleans Pelicans at Peli- speed to extricate the winners from Falkenerg, E random and Rarlden. Coyle, Ib Ill 12 30 to win Ttlohardfe \\ on bv consistent WU'.lami . , 103 385 31 S3 .213 can vi lie. They are scheduled there difficulties. Coomba. If.. ...5 0 0 4 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE work At no time did h*» place bclow Xauftuum 43 1*2 11 84 .210 George M. Church, the Princeton Baltimore 8, Flttabars; «. Lindsay, 3b ..... 4 1 1 o 4 1 .195 August 15, 16 and 17, but there was nlnth and he took one tirst place and 26 65 a 19 a postponed game on the last trip and star, defeated Heath Byford, Illinoi Baltimore, August 10.—Baltimore Clark, 2b 4 1 4 U b 0, ihrco teconds Bi undas*"1 did not di op Vhoiompvor n i » .ISO It will probably be played as part of state champion, In the finals of th< beat Pittsburg today, 8 to 6. Allen Ellam, ss ..... 3 1 1 4 5 01 Allen . . .138 western singles championship. He wil! Pirates S, Giants 2. below Pixth and had most fourth and fvm • « .«»< a double-header on one of these elates, and Bailey were driven from the Hale, c...... 301000 Pittsburg, August 10 —Adams was fifth plices Chester FOP is' credited no doubt on Monday. meet the tttleholder, Alex M. Squair, mound. Home runs by Walsh and Grimes, p...... 4 0 0 3 3 0 w 1th three wins, the greatest number of Chicago, in the challenge round to- Lennox featured. too good for Neiw York today and Returning from the trip t<\ New Or- morrow. Pittsburg won, 8 to 2. Marquard was taken i leans the locals play' thirteen sched- Score by innings: R. H Totals ...... 36 6 10 27 21 1 hit hard and had poor support. Hannes Kolchmainpn. of the Irish- uled games, Little Keck, Chattanooga, Pittsburg .... 001 080 101—6 12 0 Score by innings R. H. E. American Athlftlc Club of Now 1 or^k. Nashville and Memphis appearing here Baltimore . . . 321 110 OOx—S 9 4 LITTUET ROCK— ab. r. h. po. a. e New York . . . 000 000 020—2 5 2 won the 15-mlla modified Marathon Standing of fA« Club* In that order, with a postponed game Batteries—Allen, Barger and O'Con- Jantzen, c£ . . . . 4' 01200 Pittsburg .... Ill 004 Olx—8 10 0 from a field of six His time v, vs being scheduled with Memphis. nor; Bailey. Johnson and Owens. Starr, 2b ...... 4 0 • _ 0 Batteries—Marquard. Schaver and 1 hour 25 minutes and HI seconds Vil- The dates on this stay are: AMERICAN LEAGUE Messenger, rf . . . * . 8 0 0 Dooin, Adams and Glbeon. lar Kyronen, of the iMelliose Athktlo •ootherothern I«aaneiMsm. National League. August IS, 19, 20. 21. Little Bock. St. L*uls 1. Bwttale- O. Baker, 3b . . . \. „ „ & 1 1 Club of New York, finished set and, CX.UB3. -VVTE. P.O. CLUBS. W L.P.C. August 23, 24, '25, Chattanooga. Buffalo, N. Y. August 10.—A base on Murray, If 4 0 0 CX.UBS. -vvTE. p.c t Gibson, c ...... 4 Dodgers 3, Cob* 1. 100 yards behind the w inner Nick Hew Ort. 53 45 .Ml August 26. 27, 38, Nashville. balls, a force, a two-baa e hit and a 2 0 Glanakopulos. of the New York \tlV- Iff.mphla. It 48 .(>4 BROWN9 3. RED SOX 2> Coving-ton, Ib •,..., 4 0 1 0 Chicago, August 10 —Brooklyn took August SO, 81, Memphis. sacrifice fly scored the winning run Downey, «s. . u • . . 8 0 Its eighth straight game from Chicago letlc < lub. was third, and HUK)I Ilono- Blrraitng'in El 49 .510 September 1. Memphis. RKI> SOX 10, BROWNS for St. Louis against Buffalo in to- 6 1 han. his clubmate; fouith. Nashville. Cnlcaco 50 49 .505 Boston, August 10.—The Boston day's twelve-inning 1 to 0 game. Once Fincher, p +\ / . . . 1 0 0 0 today, winning 3 to J The visitors ATLANTA 62 55 .486 New Tork 49 48 .505 ILmmt Home Stay. fit. Louis had the basea filled and again Roth, p .3000 were outhit more than two to one. but Th,e intei national 800 metor trace Mobile... 50 59 .459 Boston A . 51 50. .505 Americana broke even with St. Louis Adams' generosity in passes and his was won by tho loam of the Chicago 1 Then tne- locals play one road series. today, losing the first game B to 2 had two men on with none out, but Athletic a-^oci itloi\ Tho Olvmpic Coattan'a 47 01 .43r St. Louis. 4955 .471 playing the Birmingham Barons in Bir- and winning the second 10 to 8. A Krapp was steady and received good Totals .33 ~2 7 27 ll fumble of a sacrifice hit, together Uttle Hock 44 64 .400 Cincinnati 43 57 .430 mingham on September 2, 3, and 4. re- with, opportune hitting, cost Chicago Club of San Franclsro. v.n« second, and triple play featured the second con- support. Score by innings R. the game the Loa AnR-pios Athletic club third. Federal turning home for eight games in six test. Shotton caught Hoblitzel's fly, Score by innings: R. H. E. Birmingham . . . . . 012 021 000—6 Score by innings: R. H E CLUBS. TV I* P.C. CLUBS. W, i. P.C. days, playing the New Orleans Pelicans threw to Sisler at first base, catching Buffalo. . . 000 000 000 000—0 2 0 ittle Rock ...... 000 002 000—2 a double-header on September 6 and 7 St. Louis . > 000 000 000 001—1 8 0 Brooklyn .... 000 200 010—3 4 1 Boston... 6335 .643 Kan Cltjr 58 44 .6«» Speaker, and Sisler threw home, where Summary— Two -base hits, Clark-, Chicago 000 000 001—1 9 1 MARSANS ASKS rjctrolt... «4 38 .«28 Chicago.. 58 44 .669 and Birmingham single games on Sep- Sever old tagged out Janvrln. Koob'e Batteries—Krapp and Blair; Cran- tember 8, 9 and 10, with a double-head- dall and Chapman, Hartley. Jantzen,, Lindsay; three-base hit El- Batteries—Smith and McCarty, Chicago.. 61 40 .604 Newark.. 58 45 .554 fine pitching and long hits by Austin lam, double plays, Lindsay to Bllam to Adams and Archer. THAT INJUNCTION •Waelilng'n 63 49 .520 PlttBburg. 55 45 .550 er on one of the days, due to a post- and Staler decided the first game. Coyle, Clark to Ell am to Coyle, hits, NeW York 48 4ft .495 St. IxmJs. 55 47 .tt> poned game. Ruth's twirling was steady in the sec- Kansas City 3. BrooltlTO 3. off Fincher 8, "with 5 runal in 5 innings. Bt. ZxmlB 40 61 .196 Buffalo.. 47 60 .439 This will wind up the locals' stay pn ond game, while he and his teammates Brooklyn, N. Y., August 10.—Brook- Philadelphia-Cincinnati—Rain. Cleveland 18 60 .188 Brooklyn. struck out, by Fincher 1, by Roth 3. BE DISSOLVED 46 00 .484 the home crouhda, the season being batted two St. Louis pitchers freely. lyn outbatted Kansas City today, but bases on balls, off Fincher 2. off Grimes St. Loula-BoHton—-Rmln Phlladei'a, 33 68 .363 Baltimore 16 «f .893 brought to a close with the following Scores: , lost tho game, 3 to 2. through poor r off Roth 1. hit by pitcher, by Grimes St Louii, August 10—Attoinejs for road trip: FIRST GAME. fielding. Brooklyn needed one run to r), by Roth (Hale); Jeft on bases, September 11. 12. 13, Mobile. Score by innings: R. H. E. tie the score In the ninth, made three Armando M.n batib today filed a motion igrham 7, Little Rock 8. Time, in federal court hei e afaking dissolu- Lafayett* 3f Camp Hill 0. September 15, 16, Nashville. St. Louis 000 003 000—3 9 4 hits, but a double play and a strike- 1:40. Umpires, Rudderham and Chest- COMPTON IS SOLD September 17, 18, 20, Chattanooga. Boston ..000 020 000—2 4 0 out by Helfrich, batting for Frank nutt. tion of the injunction which rtj.tra.in3, Lafayette, Ala.. August 10.—(Spe- September 21, 22, 23. Little Rock. Batteries—Koob and Agnew; Shore, Smith, ended the game. Tomorrow the TO BOSTON BRAVES him filoni pla>ing with any club t.a\e cial )—Lafayette today defeated Camp September 24, 25, 26, Memphis. Maya and Cady. Brooklyn club will start 10-cent base- the Cincinnati .Nationals A i gum cuts Hill in a fast srame, featured oy SECOND GAME. Other two off day. will be presented Thursday Where the Crackers will finish at ball Kansas City, August 10—Outfielder Bchueesler'sf pitching, D. Miller's three- th« end of the season is entirely pr^pb- Score by Innings- R. H. E. Score by Innings: R. H B. Marsans jumped to tho 1'cdcrals last bag-ger and Smith's catch of Schuesa- lematical and depends entirely on what St Louis 100 000 002— 372 Kansas City . . 000 100 200—8 4 2 sBash Compton, of the Kansas City year, but an injunction order was J^- ler's liner Into center field. Sahueao- the team does in its home games i and Boston 103 100 50x—10 13 0 Brooklyn .... COO 000 200—2 » 4 WAIVERS ARE ASKED American association team, was sold Vaued against him June 2^, 1914, and ler struck out twelve men and al- If It starts to hitting, something that Batteries—Cook, Lowdermilk and Batteries—Packard and Brown; today to the Boston Nationals He since then he has not appehred on a lowed one hit. This was the first it had done only in spots all season. Severold, Leary, JRuth and Thomas. Bluejacket, F. Smith and Simon, Land. ON ED SWEENEY formerly was with the St. Louis Amer- ball field He has driw 11 hia salary ITame of a eerles to decide the £!ast A home stay like the last one, to- icans. of J6,500 a year, howe\ er Alabama amateur championship YANKS 2, INDIANS O; Thf- Cincinnati TvaLionals are under gether with a hitting streak will put New York, August 10 —The New Score by innings: , R. H. E. the locals right up In the running, and INDIANS 3, YANKS 2. bond Of $13,500 to indemn)f> the Kt. Lafayette 200 XI00 lOx—8 7 1 WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY York club of the American league has Louis Federals should, the Federal! a maintenance of a hitting streak New York, August 10.—New York asked for waivers on Ed Sweeney, for Montezuma 2, Dawson 0. 'Camp Hill . . . .000 000 000—0 1 3 would permit them to still finish in and Cleveland broke even in a double win the case In todax's motion Mar- Batteries—•Schuessler and Walton, many years first catcher of that club, Montezuraa, Ga. August 10.—(Special) ean-* alleges his contract with Cincin- the select circle of one-two-three. header here today. The locals took Southern it was stated today. Sweeney joined Daws on lost another jcame toMontezu- nati explrt d last Octobec Zaokery and Tommle. Umpire, Bar- the first. 2 to 0, and Cleveland won Memphis In L. Rock; Mobil• la Ch&tts. 1»er. Time. 1:30. ..loth-inning victory in the the New York club seven years ago, ma. today 'by a score of 2 to 0. Cy Wil- 3 to 2 n' •• ' ' IB one of its veterans and a few years llama pitched a beautiful go^me for the second. The first was won behind American League. Powder Springs 14, Smyrna 5. THROCKMORTON'S PLAY Fiisher'a fine pitching. Chicago In Philadelphia, St. 1*. In Boa ton. ago was regarded as one of the star locals and had Eawson's sluggers at In the second Cole pitched great ball Detroit In WaabingtoB. catchers of the league. his mercy throughout the entire game, POT* dcr Springs, Ga , August 1,0 — CONTINUES STRONG until the ninth Inning, when the vls- giving up only three hits, one toeing- (Special.)—'Powder Springs defeated itois scored two runs on Southworth's National I*a*ne. a. scratch, and fanning twelve of the Smyrna on the home grounds this aft- eeabright, N. J. August \ 10—The pass, Wl lie's sacrifice, '.Evans' double Boston.In St Louis, New York In Flttaburg-. Gomes Wanted. visitors. He was given fine support ernoon b\ the scoie of 1-J to 5. The met Bo one* a fumble on Chapman, which Brooklyn in Chicago. Score 'by innings. R, H. B features being tho heavy hitting of play of Harold A. Throckmorton fea- Games are wanted with out-of- :he Powder Spiings' bovs, whb knocked tured today's matches as the field Let in the winning run. Score by In- jtfontezumi 000 110 OOx—2 5 0 1 neared the finals of the Achelis cup nings: Federal Ixwgtie. town teams Have organized a good I>awson 000 000 000—0 3 3 'our home run * I Batteries—Powder FIRST GAME. 9t. Louis in Buffalo, Chicago in Newark. team. For details wiite E. J. Autrey, Batteries—Williams and Bash am; Springs, Turner, ^hnndJei and L,and- turf tennis singles here. Throckmor- Pitta, in Baltimore, Kan. City In Brooklyn. ton, boy holder of the Princeton and Score by innings R. H. E. 435 Fraser street, Atlanta, Ga. Stewart and Reynolds. drum, Smj rna, Worell and Gibson. Metropolitan junior titles, won from F. Cleveland 000 000 000—0 6 2 C. Inman, 3-6, 6-2. 8-6 New York .... 010 010 OOx—2 6 0 Maurice E. MoLoughlln and "Ward Batteries—Jones, Harsted and Egan; Dawson, the Californlans, won In the Fisher and Nunamaker. Singles. McLpugrhlln •was never serious- SECOND GAME. ly extendedl by S. >(M. Vonpell. The Score by innings: R. H. E. score was 6-1, 6-2. £»a*wson found B, Cleveland 000 001 002—3 a 0 6. Prentice a hard prab-lem, but he won, New York , . . .000 001 100—2 6 1 0-4. &-7. 6-3. .Batteries—Hagerman, Walker and The final of the doubles will be Egan, Cole and Alexander. played Thursday and the final of the singles Friday. The challenge match , In which R. iNorrts Williams, second, 'Washington, August 10. —"Walte r will defend, will be played (Saturday. > Johnson had no terrors for Detroit to- day, the Tigers pounding his delivery for eleven hits and eight runs. Wash- (>R1NGE ngton i scored two runs. NORTON TO PURCHASE Score by innings: R.H.BJ. Detroit ...... 400 004 000 — 8 12 1 ST. PAUL FRANCHISE Washington . . . .100 000 100 — 2 9 0 Batteries —Stee n and Stanage: John- St. Paul, Minn.. August 10.—John W son, Harper. Ric« and Ainsmltn. Wil- Norton irlll exercise an option he holds liams. for the purchase of the St. Paul Ameri- can Association o.lub and grounds, ac- -White Sox 9, Athletics 4. cording to an announcement today by Philadelphia, August 10.— Chicago hit 99 Norton's attorneys, who notified George Bressler and Davis hard today and 'Stdndis E.\Lennon, principal owner of the club, easily defeated Philadelphia & to 4. BERT that the deal might.be closed immedi- Scott, too, was easy for the home team, but he was given good, support and the national jay smoke ately if satisfactory^ to him. three double plays kept down Phila- Norton has been president of the club delphia's soore. this season under the terms of the Score by innings: R, H. EL option and It is said already has liq- Chicago ...... 010 220 202 — 8 14 0 uidated obligations to the amount of Philadelphia ... 002 000 020 — 4 IS 3 $60.000. Batteries —Bcot t and S chalk; Bres- appeal to men who like the sler, Davis and Lapp. McAvoy. thoroughly mannish note in Bremrnn 3. Temple 2. Bremen. Ga., August 10—(Special ) their appaieL 2 jbr25c. Bremen and Temple crossed bats on tne i former's dtamond Monday after- OTHER RESULTS duett; Peabody Co., ^ Inc. Makers noon in the most Interesting and en- thusiastic game of the season. Until the eighth inning the score stood two Carolina League. to nothing in Temple's favor, then the ABh«vIIle 3, "Winston 2, Charlo. 4, Oreeni. 1. Bremen boys began to score and in Raleigh 4. Durham 3. the last part of tine eighth inning the score was 3 to 3, with Bremen the International . winner. Provlfl. S, Rlch'd 1, Toronto 4, Rochester 2 Rochester 8, Toronto i, others off day. American Amoclatlon. Indian. 9. Milw. 4, Mi n neap. 5. Colum's 4. Cleved 2, Kan. City 1, St. Paul-Loua., rain, DR. E.G. GRIFFIN'S Texas Ixntcae. Houston 9, Ft. Worth 2, "Waco B, Beau*t 3 Gate City,Dental Rooms Dallas 4. Galves'n 3, Shreve t-San. An., rain. Ow Bwn a Altai, Dnc Mon. 1 Kntrano* A W«»t Alabama. Corner Alabama and Whitehall. Lowest EVANS TRIMS ROBERTS price* for beat expert dental work. AT POCKET BILLIARDS ALL our werfc la guaranteed. Dr. S. O. GRIFFIN personally In charge. .I5,f,1!e ^Ir»t block of 300 points, pook- Lady Attendant. £inV1Uia-'"*i3' last n'eht at Dad fclliofs billiard rooms. E. (Rabbit) Evans de- BELL PHONE MAIN 1708. feated F. A. (Curley) Roberts by a ocore of 100 to 91. They will strain play tonight 100 points, and 100 oints d

Lfvonia 4, Danielaville 3. For Every Lavonia, Ga.. August 10. — (Special.) — Lavonia today defeated Dameisville in one of the close9t games ever played Purpose on the local diamond by a acoro of 4 AINT this little picture on your mind, tobacco, never did come into your taste-zone to 3 Tha game was a pitchers' bat- Use— tle after the first inning between Mc- Pthen beat it quick-cross-lots for some before I Such flavor, and coolness, and fra- Call. for Lavonia, and Porterfleld. for the visitors, the latter having the edge Prince Albert tobacco, because you need it in grance; such mellowness! "Why, men, P. A.'s on McCall, allowing only three hits and striking out six men, -while Me- so good you call, it by its first name like you CalJ gave up six hits and struck out your smokings! five. Pulliam, for the locals, starred by running to deep center after a fly were brought up in the same house I ^ which would have easily be«n A hit Talk about putting the hush on that tobacco hankering 1 Prince Albert just purrs pleasure And you just go on smoking Prince Albert Washington 3, Covington 3. on your tongue as you draw in the cool smoke day-in, day-out, because it's so good and from a jimmy pipe or niakin's cigarette! The friendly and cheerful to the tenderest tongue I And nail this: You will find P. A., jammed in nuiLn inmjiif on account 01 arness. patented process Axes that and muffles the Score 3 to 3^ Covington fans will com» bite and parch t a jimmy pipe or rolled into a niakin's cigarette, OLDEST AND DEST OF ALL BOTTLED 80IDS ** better than the' most cheerful word we ever STANDARD FOB « YKABS. lor i^-ovingion, wataon and LaFltte*. So you cast past smokirig memories into the Hits off Livingston, 8; off Watson, ?. printed about it 1 Get Your, from Blthrr at tfcts Following Distributor.I Errors, Covin&ton 3, Washington 0. discard and draw cards via Prince Albert, for Paul Herman, Chattanooc*. Tenn.; J. j. Williame. Jaokson- 1 •rtlle,, Fla :\ Kaufman Bro* Co. Jactoonville. Flo.. Sreil Trid- Boy Princ* Mbmrt mvmiywhm tobacco i* mold. Toppy r,tt Ing Co.. Fensacols. FU.» Windsor Liquor Co.. Peimcoln. Fla,; youll trump tricks on every show down "when tag* {handy far eigantt* Mtofar*), Sc; tidy r*d tint, lOcg TV. P Iv«n it Co.. Norfolk. Va.; B I. Christian A Co Rich- Madison 4, Monroe 3. mond. Va. and other Richmond dealers. L. Laiarus & Co you vfire up this national joy smoke' ttand*omepoandand half-pound tin hmmidor*-—-and—that Idrncnbiirv. Va . Jam.s Oorina n. Lynchburg. Va.. Bubble Brot Madison, da, August 10—(Special) A Co LynchburK. Vn... R. Dudley mil. Lynchburit. Va , I H Madison -won from Monroe here to- ' clofff pound cryttal-glam* hamidor until ih* tpong*-moitt*n*r Oppenhelm Co.. Chattanooga, Ten n.. and all others-enable dealers! day. The game was fast and furious, top that h**pm »A« totacco ma fHcltf •• being contested to tha last man. Such jimmy pipe tobacco, such makin*s 12 Full Qvarta (1400 4 Fall Q^trtl M.SO a Fall Quarts 1300 Score by innings- R. H.B. IisraM Chum Prtpald Ewr.il Ca.m rY,MH E»»r£< CksriM PrSl™ Monroe . . . .000 030 000—3 7 4 R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winrton-Salem, N. C BROWN-FOREMAN CO., LOUISVILLE, KY. Madison . . . .200 101 Olx—t 9 X Batteries—Western and Slllaoa;

KWSPAPERI CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY; AUGUST 11, 1915. Page Nine.

(rood patent). IS.IE; Sun Beam <***4 patent). *G 15. Meal, Sacked. Per Bu.—Meal, plain. 144- AT THE THEATERS MORTUARY Ib aaclu, 91.00: meal, plain. »6-lb., aaoh* WHOLESALE BUTCHERY HE THREATENS DEATH ATLANTA (PAINS 91.01, meal, plain, 41-lb. aack* 9l.0>} meat. APPEAL FOR HELP plain. 24-lb. sacka. 91 05. ^ Grain, Sacked, Per Bu.—Corn, white R. "The Vompirm." C. ml Hint, 91.01; corn. .Xol, J white., 91.02; (Corrected by~th* ndailty i?»uit and Prod oat* red R. P.. 160-lb. «ack* «3c, oat* No, OF THE CHRISTIANS Afr». A. W. Falkinburg. TO WARSAW CITIZENS uca> Company.) 2 red. «&c. Mm«. OI»a Petrova, whoa* la«t apl»ar- Cantaloupe*, crate - - _ S«eda. flacked. Per Bu —Ormn;e ican* aeed, ance on the MO-««n wa» In "Th« Heart oj a Mrs. Ruth .McLouffhltn Falkinbtirp. Orance*. California. ..->., ..»4.00*94.60 9105. aeed barley. '91.20, Georgia seed rA«, Fainted Woman." will b« •«•» acata tadjy aeed 40. wife of A. W. Palklnburs. of Appl*B/JtuM. bu*h01.> .. 91.40. Tlflls. Trans-Caucasia. August 10.— and Thur.ds.j- at tn« Strand tUMtar '» The 128 Pe«ples street, died at a private Unless They Act as Spies for Peache*. crate .. .. ,. . Hay Etc—Alfalfa hay. No 2, |1*16- al- (Via. Petrogrrad and London )—The Vampire." A. t»« title Indicate* the »torr hospital Tuesday morning at 4 o'clock. "Watermelons, each- ...... _ ,. ., falfa hay. No. 2. 91-06; timothy. No. 1, Armenian bishop has learned that 60,- trteats of a woman who conspired to ruin all She la survived by her husband; two Germane—Prince Leopold bal«* 91.^0, timothy, No. 2 smafl men 'ehe comes In contact with and ahe Citizens of United States in Lemona V...... fl.TB 91-15. Bermuda hny, Soc, Johnson 000 Armenian refugees have arrived at succeed* until ahe fall' In lo» wltn one of brothers. J. B. Mclx>uffh!in, of Jackson- Onion*, crate $1.00 1.26 Irdir. principal outlet of the vilayet I vllte, Fla., land C. L. McLoughlin. of Issues Proclamation. hay, Sfic. fttraw, 6oc; C B. meal. Harper'a Mexico Send Petition toI I Augusta, Qa,, and three sisters. Mrs. Potatoes n«w. barrel prime. 927. $0, C. 3. meal. Empire's prime, of Van. It Is expected that fully 100,- A» heretofore ahown In all her »ta»e and A. C. Gentry. Mrs. Francis Wade and Tomato**, tenor . ... 92700, C S. meal square »aek», 98.76. 000 will be driven from Van alone and screen work. Mme. PetTova eiempllfle. un- Ea;r plant , Chicken Foed. Per Cw t.—Aunt Pat*y mi.takably that ahe 1» an emotional actres; Washington — Conditions Mrs. Pope fM. Cox. Berlin, August 10.—(By Wireless to Beam*. cre*n. drum bales, 4 55-lb sacks. 92 40; Aunt Pat«r ^ another exodus of Christians from of unusual ahlllty. In the principal part of Squaah, drum ma*h. 100-lb eack-.. 92.40. Purina choVden Persia Is feared. v Jeanne Lefarre In "The Vampire." ahe Sayville, N. Y.)—The Overseas News Okra. drum, ; 100-lb. sacks. «J 60; Purina plceon feed. .Described as Unendurable. W. J. 7fofr6tn*. Agency today saya: Pcppara, crate Kurds are reported to hare massa- reachei trade helxhta rarely attained bjr lettuce, crate 100-lb. n«cks. |2 70, Purina scratch, 12-pkc. cred 10,000 Armenians In the vilayet .actreuaea of the present time. , W. J. Bobbins, a*ed 57, d.ed at a "After the army of Prince Leopold of bales, 9- 50, Purina acratch. 100-lb. sack* The big thrill In the picture ahowa an private hospital Tuesday morning at Bavaria occupied "Warsaw a procla- Corn/dona ...... 92 4f>, \lctory chick feed, 100-lb sack* of Bltlis. throwing the bodies into tBe automobile running wild with three occu- 10 o'clock. He is survived by his wife; 92 40. Victory scratch. 100-lb. Back* $2.30; Tigris and Euphrates rlvefa. pants and by Ha own velocity it plungea Mexico City, July 29.—(By Courier mation was Issued announcing that the _ FOUI/THY AMD KGGS. _ I>aHy scratch 100-lb sacks. 92 15. beef I to Vera Cruz, Via Laredo, Texas, Au- two daughters. Misses Bertha and German* would preserve order and the Hens, mllr*. pound iSOlle The war on this front has reached a over the brink of a precipice hundreds of Ethel Robblns. one son. Kenneth Bob- Frlea. alive, pound , K*ite •crapu per 100-lb *acka. 93.35. beef ncrap* degree of intensity hitherto unknown Teet below, turning over and over In Its de- i gust 10.)—An appeal for help for bins, five brothers. G. W. Rohbins, J. public I peace, and would conduct -war Duck*, pound .. .. ." 11 • lie per 50-lb. sacks. 91 S5: chicken wheat, per scent Two of the occupants are killed, t Americans In Mexico and for the re- only against hostile armies and not Hen* dVeued. pound IStflto bu. 9150. oyater nhellw, per cwt.. 975c. \ except in the period Just preceding the while a third. Jeanne Lefarge. the role Jtf. Robbing. J. B. Robblns, C. I*. Rob- Fries. drvwMd. pound 1IOZ9O Ground Feed, Per Cwt —Arab horse feied. Russian victory at Sary-Kamych. played by Mme Petrova, la seriously In- ii lief ot the people of- the country it- bins and H, C. Bobbins, and one sister, against peaceful citizens. The prince. Hoovter*, «acn ...... *». 16 e>JOa 91 «0; Re-Peter horse feed, 91 80,. Klnr jured. It «111 be presented In Atlanta for self was sent today by the American Mtas Ida Bobbins. aa a matter of precaution, was com-Uulneaa. each...... , ...... Zfi w *&° Corn horse feed. 91 7C; A. B C. horse feed. a Varazdate, a member of the com- the first time today. Society of Mexico to the state depart- pelled to take aa hostages the heads 11 65; June Pasture dairy feed. |1.65. al- mittee of the Armenian social demo- ment through the Brazilian minister. of the civil administration and spme falfa meal, 100-lb. »ack* 91.66, beet pulp. ATLANTA L1TK 8XOCK MARKET. XOO-lb sacks, |1 70 cratic party, writing to L'Humanite, It recites' conditions In the capital, SENATE W. & A. BILL other prominent citizens. The Inhabi- (By w. H. Whit*. Jr.. ot the Wait* Pro- Short* Bran and Mill Peed—Fancy mill of Paris, on Auarust 2. said the com- LABOR LEADER SCORES which ar* deacrlbed as unendurable, tants of the city may protect the lives vision, Company. > , feed, 75-lb. sacks. 9190. P. W. mill feed. ^ IS PASSED BY HOUSE Good to ehoio* mt^rm. ItOO to 100, |6.60 to 7&-lb sacks, 91 SO, Georgia fe*-d, 7B-lb. mittee had received word that the "PEACE COUNCIL" MEN and which are declared to have driven of these hostages by informing the aacks, 91 SO, short Red Doc, 100-lb Backs, Turks, after massacrelng all the male Americans almost to desperation, and German military authorities of ail hos- Oood *teor*, 700 to 100, 1*00 to $6.60. 92 10, Kray short*. 100-lb. sacks. Jl.*6. population in the region of Bltlis. Implores the Washington government Continued From Page One. tfle plans which might endanger the Medium to cood *teere, 700 to BOO. »B 50 to brown shorts, 100-lb. sack*. 91 76, a;erm Turkish, Armenia, assembled 9,000 Washington, August 10.—The resig- meal. 100-lb nacks, 9166, germ meal. 76-lb. nation of Milton Snelllng, of Washing- to ^act promptly in bringing about troops. These precautionary measures Uood to choice beef cow*. 750 to SCO, aacks, 91 «5, bran, P W.. 100-lb Backs, women and children and drove them, to amelioration. were taken to prevent a lepetition of the banks of the Tigris., where they ton, vice president of the International the teachers by Kaithorlzlnff the gov- |140. bran, P W, 75-lb. sacka, 91.40. shot them, throwing the bodies into "The American residents of Mexico the unpleasant experiences at Louvain Medium to «*ood cows, 660 to 750, $4 60 to Salt—Salt brick (mcd ), per case. $S.1»: Union of Steam and Operating Engi- ern of" to -draw monthly warrants. salt brick (plain), per ca«e. 92v36 Bait the river. neers, from the office of first vice presi- appeal once more to their government and Brussels/' , Good to choice belter*. €00 to 700, »4 SO O7one, 60-pkg!>.. per ca«e, ?1 00; salt. Oaone, Reports of massacres of Armenians and people In behalf of the suffering When this bill Is disposed of the to |6.60. 25-pW». per case, fc6c. salt. Red Rock, per at various points have been received dent of labor's national peace coun- London, August 10.—The proclama- The above represent* the rullnc pricea of cil was announced today. millions of pacific men, women and fight for the passage of the prohibition owt.. 91-10. «alt. Chlppewo. 100-lb. sacks. frequently. Six thousand were said to children in this country, who are vic- bills may he renewed, and if this la tion of Prince Leopold of Bavaria to good auaJlty beef cattle. Inferior grade* 67c, salt, Chtppewa. 60-lb. sack*, S3o, salt. have been slain at Van in May. TRhe Coming closely after the clash be- tims of hunger and cruelty, and vio- the Inhabitants of Warsaw Is textually and dairy type* belling- lower. 25-lb. sack* IJc salt. V P. 100-lb nack« Armenians are defending themselves tween Representative Buchanan and done there will probably be some fili- reproduced In The Cologne Gazette Medium to good *te«r*. 760 to ftfiO, $6.00 67c. salt. V. P. tO-lb. sack* 33c; salt, V. aa best they can with whatever weap- the white house because President Wil- lence," the appeal begins. "These con- to t&.Tft. x P. 2E-lb. aacks. 19o. ons are available. ditions put the gravest and most press- bustering. from The Lodzer Zeitung of Lodz. Po- _^Medium tovrood cow*. CfiO to 760. $4.00 to- son did not see a delegation from the _ At the morning session the senate The head of the Armenian church peace council, and repeated statements ing responsibility upon the United land, according to the Amsterdam cor- Mixed common. *3.2B to $8.76. NICHOLLS AND MORGAN .was reported early this month to have of Samuel Gompers that the council States, which has not only passively anti-parallel ing bill was taken up with respondent of Router's News Agency. Oood fat oxen, $4,26 to $0.00. ^a«nt to President Wilson an appeal to had no connection with the American the various substitutes and amend- who transmits It as follows: Medium fat oxen. **-76 to $4.16. the American nation to protest agalnet permitted them, but has > promoted v IN SECOND PRIMARY Federation of Labor, Snelllng's resig- them with arms and ammunition and "Inhabitants of Warsaw: Tour city Good butaAer bull*, $a.oQ to $4.50. "Armenian massacre* and the violent nation added a new chapter to a series ments. Prim* hosts, ItiO to 200, $7.00 to $7.25. removal of Armenians from Constan- by encouragement to political adven- Mr. .Hutcheson, of Turner, spoke for Is In German hands, but we wage war Uood butcher lao*-*, 140 to 160, J7,00 to ColumUia, S C.. August 10—Sam J. of events which have stirred organized $7.26. ^ tinople and Clllcla (Asia Minor) to labor circles. turers who have prostituted the name his substitute. against only hostile troops, not against Nicholls. of *" Spartanburg- and B. A Konieh and Mesopotamia, where they of liberty and the cause of human eaceful citizens. Pea-ce and order shall Good butcher pics. 100 to 140, $6.25 to Morgan, of Grcen\ille, will be the par- are doomed to perish." Snelllng's letter Of resignation was (Mr. Conger, of Decatur. apoke for the g ticipants In a second primarv to select addressed to Buchanan as president of right*. e preserved and rights protected. JLlffht Pift-a. 80 to 100, $6 i& to $6 50. the peace council. Andrews substitute bill. "I expect the citizens of Warsaw to Ji«a\y rouch boa;*, XOO to SOO, $b -& to a democratic candidate for the Fourth V "When I discovered," he wrote, "per- •4«nd Aghast. Mr. Sheppard. of Sumter. was for the undertake no hostile action, to trust South Carolina district congressional sons participating In the meeting who "Americans and other foreign- fin were lor tb.e Atkinson substitute, German sense and justice and obey the Above quotation, apply to corn led hog*. nomination. The primary was called senate bill. instructions of German commanders. It Maut and peanut-fattened, 1ft to 2 under. to select a candidate to fill the va- have been hanging on the fringe of ers," the appeal continues, "stand cancy caused by--the resignation of Jo- (•Yokes God's Reward the labor movement for their own per- aghast and wonder whether they can Judge Foster, of Morgan, spoke for has, however, come to the knowledge sonal aggrandizement, men who have the Atkinson substitute bill. of the German military commanders Good cattle are acarce and strong- at | edph T Johnson to btcome federal be living in th« twentieth century and Mr. Yeonmnfl. of Terrell, made a t&lk that the enemy has prepared attacks preaent quotation*. Common cattle coining >uage for the new western district of been discarded, one who Itf expelled in a country bordering on the United more freely and meetlux wltu li*-ht demanu from the International union of his for hJs substitute bill, against the safety of our troops lr and alow uale at reduced price*. for Pellagra Cure trade, and others n«ver having been States, which ha* made Itself responr Mr. Knight, of Berrian, spoke naxt Warsaw. Therefbre, I am compelled, to Horn easier. * members of* any organization of labor, sible to the World for protection of for the senate biU. He was still speak- take as <- hostages leaders and most Jumbo. Va.—f.-H. Sa-tterwhlte writes: I am free to say that it caused me life and property here and yet «does ing when the house adjourned for the prominent citizens of the town who e- w eaers o afternoon session. 1'KOVISJON MARKET. 4,802 Morgan. :i,S12 "I want to thank you for what you considerable chagrin, disappointment, nothing more than send repeated warn- will be pledged for the security of our (Corrected by Whittt Provision Co.) and disgust. At the afternoon session Mr. Culpep- troops. Coinueid ham*, 10 to Iz average 16*4 have done for me. You liave cured my "I can no longer permit my name to ings that are derided by half-savage p«r, of Meriwether, spoke tor the At- "With you rests the lives of these Corntleld ham*, la to 14 avert*** .. ..!*% men, drunk with ill-gotten power and kinson substitute. •wife. God bless you In your work. I be associated with an association when fellow citizens of yours. It is the Cornrteld skinned hams, 16 to 18 ave...;14K. EDUCATIONAL the action of some of its men justi- thti spirit of graft and hate. Mr. Stark, of Jackson, and 'Mr. Grlf- duty, therefore, of any one swho has Cornfield picnic hams, C to 8 avcratre.ll^ hope some day to see'you; If I never Another DKotivn to Table. any knowledge of a design to make at- Corufleld breakfast bacon .... 24 fies suspicion and condemnation be- "For many months the- ^Americans Cornfield sliced breakfaat bacon, 1-Ib. •«e you I hop* to meet you in heaven. cause of their wrongdoings." here, driven almost to desperation, Mr. Dlckerson, of Clinch, sprang a tacks of any kind promptly to notify Snelling's letter declares that at a surprise by moving to table all the the German authorities In the Interests carton*, 12 to ca*0 $1 2B Ood will reward you for y^ur grand have triea to bring their government railroad bills. Only 21 members of the of his fellow citizens as well as the Grocers' bacon, wide and narrow . ."• ..i$u recent conference of the organization to a realiBation of the awful situation Cornfield freah pork wauaage, link or and noble work." one delegate declared the council's aim house voted for the .motion. peace -and safety of Warsaw. WTio- bulk, 26-lb. bucket* u was to stop shipments of war muni- and begged that the American people Mr. Wohlwender. of Muacogee, moved ever is guilty of\negligence in this re- Cornfield wieners, 10-lb. barton* .. 13 There is no longer any doubt that tions to the allies. be Informed. Theiri request, long de- the previous question. » fcpect or gives assistance to attacks Cornfield bologna *au»ace, *6-ib. box**. 1* pellagra can be cured. Don't delay nied, was finally conceded In part by Mr. Andrews, of Pulton, was given must expect to pay the death penalty." Cornfield iuncneon ham, 25-lb. boxes 14 20 minutes, as the author of the first Cornfield amoked Unk aauaue, ^6-lb until It is too late, it is your duty to the president in his own statement substitute bill, to explain the objects boxen .. i i jo FIGHT BEGUN TO FREE of June 2 reciting briefly the condi- Cornfield *> wiener*. In pickle, 15 lib consult the resourceful Baughn. of his bill. kit*. $1*5 v tions in Mexico. Then the voting began and amend- Too Much Legislation Cornfield lard, tleroe baala * »* The symptoms—hands reci like sun- TERRE HAUTE CONVICTS "These conditions, then hardly en- ment after amendment and substitute Country style lard. 50-lb cans j "4 burn, skin peeling off. sore mouth, the durable, are muchiworse now and the bill after substitute 'bill were voted Injures the Country, Compound lard. U«rc* oasis ?% Leavenwor&i, Kan., August 10.—A apparent inactivity of the government down by a large majority. D. B. extra rib* ..... ia £ lips, throat and tongue a flaming jed, habeas corpus suttV asking the release Last of all came the Persons senate IX S. belliaa, medium average ! n at Washington fills Mexico with ». & bellies, lifhl average Hfc with mucus and choking-; Indigestion of Harry S Montgomery and Jonn E. despair. There is not even a sem- bill, and it was passed iby a vote of Says Hamp McWhorter Green, com- icted In the Terre Haute blance of government here at the cap- 160 to 6. and nausea, either diarrhoea or consti- election frauds case and now serving 1 Senate BUI In moll. - GBOCKKUEa. pation. terms m the federal penitentiary, was ital and we are living on a smolder- "The country is suffering from W de- (Corrected br O*-l«»by Grocery Company ) filed here today. Montgomery was ing volcano. The entire city council The senate bill, as has been passed Candy—Stick* 7 % . mixed, 5 U : chocolate. There is hope, set Eaughn's big- Free by both branches of the legislature, is pression due to an excessive amount 12fc. president of the Terre Haute board of has been imprisoned without cause. as follows. „_ * of legislation rather than from 111 ef- Canned Oood*—Pork auid bean*. X*. 2e book on Pellagra and learn about the public works. Green was a merchant We have seen three changes of armed "Section 1. B« it enacted by th« general fects of the' war abroad," said Hamil- and Sa, $l.iO to $4.20. Corn, $1.76 to $1.40 i who served as an election inspector. overnment in thirty days. There is assembly of Georgia, and it is hereby en- Peua, $l.&o to $4.20. String beatfe, In. 4* remedy for Pellagra that iVas at last The euit is said to be the opening of go communication with the world ex- acted by authbrlty of the same, That sec- ton McWhorter, of Athens, attorney for and 3s. $1.90 to 14.50. Salmon, red Ar*A been found Address American Com- a battle to bring about the release of cept by special messengers." tion 2577 of Hie code of 1S10, be and. the the Southern railroad. Mr. McWhorter $700, Chum*, $8.76, pink. $4.25. Veal loaf, the 21 Terre Haute men sentenced in same ia hereby amended by adding the fol- is stopping at the 'Piedmont hotel while one-halt, I^.SO Asparagus tips, $4.60 i* pounding Co., Box 2003, Jasper, Ala., v Thr«* Change* of Government. $6.00. Tuna fish, IB. $fi 60, Vm*. 16-00. Coa.- the case low In jr words: looking after appropriations for ihe denaed milk. 14.86 to fi> GO. *, vapor* ted remembering money Is refunded in any The petition alleges that the com- Mexico City. July 31.—(Via Vera •• -No corporate power or privilege ahall mitment papers are void because there Cruz, August 8, and Laredo. Texas, ever be RI anted by the secretary of state University of peorgia from the legis- milk, $2,76 to $3.26. Uyutera, Alligator. case where the remedy tails to cure.— to any private company to build a line of lature of which, institution he is a $l.«u. Pearls. $1.CO. i is no valid Judgment against the pris August 10.)—During the last twenty- railway parallel with the track ot the Salt—100-lb. bags, 6Co. Ice cr.am. $1.00; (adv.) oners, that the indictment was not four hours this capital has seen three Western and Atlantic railway. BO long- aa trustee. Oranocrystal. 80c; No. 2 barrels. $3. IS. within the Jurisdiction of the United changes of government. Shortly after the aame remain* the property of this "During the last five years there have Arm and Hammer Soda, $3.05, keg voda, States, and only recognizable In the the noon hour yesterday the Inhabi- *tate,' oo that aald section when ao amend- 'been passed In the United States con- 2c, Royal Baking Powder. 1-pound, $4.80: courts of Indiana, that the right to tants were startled by the precipitate ed will read aa followai J4 -pound, $6.00; HorsCords, $4.oO. liooa vote at the election November S, 1914, evacuation of the Zapata army before " 'Section 2&T7. Corporate powers to rail- gress and the legislatures of Jrhe states Luck. $J.76, Succeed $180. Kaugb Rider. 60,000 bills. There have been proposed (1.80. was conferred iby Indiana and not iby an invisible-enemy. Two hours later roads granted by secretary of state. Beans—Lima, e%. pink. 6%, navy. <^. YOUR TOILET the constitution and laws of the United the Villa contingent of th.e former " 'All corporate powers and privileges to many times this number. In this period Jelly—30-lb. pal la. ^1.45, 2-oc., $2.Vd. May acem perfect, yet be lacking In ytates, and that the sending ol" letters army of occupation rallied and street railroad companies in this state ahaU be ia- of undue legislative activity the inter- bpaghettl—$1 90. urging people to vote did not come un- aued and granted by the secretary of state, a prim* enential which can be reme- 1 fighting ensued with the Invading upon the terms, liabilities, restrictions, and ests of the country affected by each Lea the—Diamond oak, 4 Go. died only by the uae ot der the federal penal code of making Carranza forces. subject to all the provisions of this article of these bills have been either at a Pepper—uratn, 20c. ground, 20c. an improper use of the malls. At 6 o'clock the firing, which had and the constitution of tlris state. If by Flour—Elegant. $7.50, Diamond. $«.SB; been a continual rattle for the two standstill or at any rate slow to act Beat aelf-Hlslng, $6 8^5; Monogram. $6.2G, I ~ \ reason of aay Interest In the proposed cor- not only while these were^ pending as Carnation, $0.16; Oolden CSrala, $£00; Pan- previous hours, ceased, and in its place poration the secretary of state should be cake, per caae, $3.00. \ CHAMBER AT DOUGLAS was heard the clanging of bells. Of- disqualified, the duties reQulred. to be bills, but in many cases long after they Lard and Compound—Cottolene. $7.20; fices and stores, which had been In performed by the secretary of state shall be had become enactments. Each of the Snow Drift, caa**v 36.SO; Scoco, 7%; fJak« GETTING GOOD RESULTS the line of fire, were opened and the performed by the comptroller general. No bills which never escaped the ax of White. 1H. Hid occupants emerged to- learn that the corporate power or privilege shall ever be Sour gherkinher s —Pe r city had been captured by Captain granted by the secretary of state, to any pri- the ^legislatures were also a menace 96 fiO@8 000; sweet mixed, Douglas, Ga., August 10.—(Special.) vate company to build a line of railway '• A Pure Deodorant Manuel Sanchez and twenty n»enol parallel with the track or the Western and while they were pending. Olives, 90c to 94.5. 0 per aozea. H. A. Smith, secretary of the chamber Carran'za's army. It is estimated that "As a result of these deterrents t<_ Sugar —Granulated , t ft ; powdered, This white. greaaelesa. odorless i of commerce, writes many letters an- Atlantic railway, or that will depreciate the cube*. 7. Domino, »H. cream applied, whether under the 1 2,500 Zapata soldiers fled before this value of bald Western and Atlantic railway, business progress commercial circles swermg inquiries a-bout Douglas and force, believing it to be much larger. so long as the same remain* the property ot arms, or elsewhere, completely 1 Coffee county for variou* Investment*. Captain Sanches Installed himself In this state.' " I found themselves in a predicament that , HAT. GRAIN AND . destroys all bodily odors arising 1 Partial results aro as follows: Ma- the natlonali palace, the Red Cross had to loose its bottom sooner or later. (Corrected br "W. S. Duncan Company ) from perspiration. It Is indispensa- i chinery for a broom factory employ- ambulance and cars gathered up the The European war only brought about Flour. Sacker. Per Bbl — Victory (In 48 -Ib. ing 20 hands has been shipped; a shoe thils result sooner than in the ordinary towel bags) , 97- 16 . Victory (our finest ble to the modern toilet. Price 2&c dead and wounded, numbering eleven, BILBO IS NOMINATED patent), 97.00 , Quality (In 4 8-lb. towel manufacturer Is expected this 'week all of whom were civilians, the fight- course of events. There is more money bags), 97 16, Quality (our finest patent), , Four year A-B. coune of Btmdvd prnde. Special courwc in from St. Louis with a liberal proposi- ing having taken-place in the main in this country today because of the 97.00, Nell Rose (self-rising), 99.75 , Nell Music. Art. ExpnMion *iul Doraeme Science. Ailmiseion tion to the citizens of Douglas to erect streets of the business section. BY MAJORITY OF 1,072 war. It may not be as yet in free, 1 upon ccrtiltcite. Ix>ccttoo]*faTn«tl m* hralth mort. hich circulation, but this condition is only Rose (Belt- rising, 12-lb. Backs), |« so, Gloria 1 altitude. b»cin* but mild climate, tZ build IDS*. 100 acre* la JACOBS' PHARMACY a factory which will give employment Zapata Troop* Return. (self-rising, 9« 90; Sure Biscuit (eelf-rlalng), | pound*. Modem t&eBiref or play*, concerts, ftte«. ATKAJTTA, QA. to 100 men, another party desiring to Jackson, Mtos, August 10—Theodore temporary, and not greatly harmful. 96.75, White Lily (self-rising). 96.75; White *iion«. MU} many IntfrMtln locate a creamery has been Invited to The city had settled down to the G. Bilbo, lieutenant governor of Mis- People have never learned the, neces- Uly have- come from 60,000 persons. here today, 6 to 5. Tennllle's .three and w« have opened the new de- Dean «YLVAMUS MORRIS, LL. P., ATHENS, OA. A number of deaths have been re- runs In the ninth were •.made on errors. partment at our Main Btora. with a ported from an orphans' home here Brown gave up six hita, Lowrey eight. Complete itock of Cameras ana and patients In other state institutions Liamotte, for SwaJnsboro, got a three- rbotorrapble Supplier Derdoplna-. are said to be slowly dying because of bagger with two on. Batteries—Ten- J-rliitia* mad KnUr.lnjr •* FU»M iWAR BOOK COUPON; malnutrition. nllle, I>owrey and Sheppard; Swaina- an* Plate*. boro, Brown and Tyson. FKEE JDwelopina; ot Roll Film* Film Pack* and l>lat««. ENGLAND SENDS GOLD A practical pbotocrapher tm lm PRESENTED BY Tablet to Daniel Webster. cbarffe ol the department, and will TO THE UNITED STATES Stratton. Vt., August 10.-—-A boulder fee clad, to analat you with your and bronze tablet were dedicated on photographic difficult!**. He will EMORY UNIVERSITY explain WHY it you hav* a poor New York, Augrust 10. —Th e value of Stratton mountain today to the mem- negative and tell you bow to •»• 'The Atlapta Conslitulion! the gold shipment from England, now ory of Daniel Webster, who tn 1840 ad- cure a rood one. for he baa Offers full courses In the three departments of Liberal Arts,' Theology on its way here from Halifax by spe- dressed an audience of IBjOOO persons been through all problem* and Medicine, leading to the degrees of A. B., Ph. B., B. S., A. M., B. D., cial train, is (50,000,000, according to near the spot. Webster's visit was in ,tbat confront the amateur. support of the candidacy of William I No ehwxe for tht» eetnlee. {Only One Coupon and 98c! R. E. M. Cowie, vice president and Henry Harrison for president, in the and M. D. For bulletins glrlng full information, write to general manager of the American Ex- "log cabin and hard cider" campaign. press company,, w-hich has the ship- WALKER WHITE, Sec-y-Burmr, Atlanta, Ga. ment In charge. Mr. Cowie said to- night the shipment was expected ear- ly tomorrow. Twenty-five motor trucks with special guards will trans- fer the gold to the subtreaaury. Don't Let Your Money Stay Idle There had been much speculation as to the value of the shipment, reported Everybody realizes they ought NATIONS AT to be from ¥15,000,000 to $100,000,000. MISS H ANNA'S SCHOOL J. P. IMorgan & Co , the consignees, refused to give any Information re- to save. Some do, but they have 168 By WILLIS U. ABBOT ' garding the amount or the purposes I for which the gold Is to be used. yet another step to go. Put it in OPENS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th A jk9 This le a COMPLETE story of the war Irom tbe unbiased J. Graded School Primary. iMermtdlatm aad Collegia!* **"** viewpoint of a large staff of experienced war correspondents and BOOK artists covering every strategic point. Printed from large, clear ! M. AN SERIOUSLY CUT; our bank, where it will draw in- Senator. Booklet »r Phone Ivy 71S8-L f-»A., type on enamel paper, 364 page* of heretofore imprinted fact. Aft •vtPa juil pages color plates and 4« unoensoiwd photograph*. This U ASSAILANT IN JAIL terest regularly. Make it produce O0C t&* ?re*t«** war story ever attempted. : Douglas, Ga.. August 10.—(Special.) something—money can work as Read How You May Have II Almost Free I Ells Batten arrested by Deputy Strickland Is In prison awaiting the r:«t «** the above eov»w*> «»* »re**Mt It art thl» office with the expense fate of Tom Stuffier, who Js lying in well as you—don't let it remain it ef US c«a.t» < which eoTura the tteMMi of th* ve«t of »«ckJa«;, cxprcM MRS. CHERRY'S SCHOOL the hospital with four knife cuts, one "Will open September 7 with an able corps of teachers. Kindergarten. heeklM*, cleric hire **« ethe* ^ entering a lung. Both are sons of idle. Do it now. 1 i farmer* of good character. Primary. Grammar, High School, Music . Art and Expression. Professor i .. , Merrill Marquand Hutchlnson* director of music cent* within lift mil**- $1.00 starts the account.' poatma*t«r amount to the extra poataaj* 1* The Miaelsaippi. at the point where it MRS. J. W. CHERRY pr«M. cbara;.* ool.«ct. flows out of X.ake Itaaka, la ten feet 164 PONCE DE LEON AVENUE PHONE 1VT 7«4»-J. wide and eighteen inches deep. Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Co. °"™" iWSPAPERI Paj>e Ten. * THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915. {PROFESSIONAL VIEWS f Rains in Western Cotton Belt i ON COTTON SITUATION Www York. August 19. — o«ltlon» as *t«no_T*ptier or fcMfe.- 1 — lower this moraine and our mark under tne Influence of ahow Lowers Staple 11 to 15 Points **'ported In, Texak where rain. IB badls y J needed. LADIES' TAILOR & FURRIER I Tha detailed reporte failed to abow any WOULD advise you to bav« your fur* and WANTED—Teacliera • 1 general precipitation, but there were prl- | suits remodeled and cl*«ced\at half price. „, vate report* of showers today at point* *at i IN ALL SECURITIES PROVISP"— Itade from old to new; guaranteed. M. ACME""""~: Teachers' Ac-ncy. Best "service^, most While the Market Recov- Cotton Region Bulletin. central- «nd •outnwaatern. Texaa. i Fo^m Grand Opera House. • __liberaIea l b _ dterms. l_a fren tje to school ' ' - 12J3 muFt await tomorrow'* official ro~ * l^y_ ' s-_-Ai Ga._ Ivy _7_09S. to t= 1I tb r not FLY SCREENS—PRICE & TttOMAa MANY good opening yet. . Write for. liter... * ered Some During Session^ for tb» twenty-four hours ending at t i',h hJ »S; ,ctu^; br ok.l ^'; Reported Disposition of In- Damaging Rains and For- FLY SCREENS—PRICE At THOMAS. ' cure. Footer's Teachers' Arcy. Atlanta. t3«- a, m., 75th meridian time, August 10, 1»1E: I» '.o0*.! circle* where nnUmenl I« verr, _ f _ FLY tiCKUJCNS—PRICE & THOMAS. bearish- these rains attracted considerable ! FLY SCRKLENSJ—PRICE Ja THOMAS. ^ on Wall Street Support,t Temper's. d •elllng under the pr*aeur«, of which pricea eign Demand Helps Wheat. FLY SCREENS—yPRiCE^tfe THOMAS, ! decllatil to ».SB lor October. Office and Salesroom, t,;: N. Pryor. Ivy 4203. the Close Was Weak. _ \, Station* «f . 5.3 rBBA°RD-BROS. A CO. J ml SSI OH tO AdVc-I-CC WCSt- Small Receipts^ Aid Corn. ATLANTA, a A. New Tork. Augiurt JO.—(Special.)—Th» j ^-fc_ T>-*t in j. TT i ' "OF KGRSE" SITUATION' /• v DUtrlct is Tlt m l w1 iM ^ ^L *£*** t ^ c«n-»d«*bie Mii- ern Kailwav Rates Helps Poor Support Weakens CAN'T QCITI BACK AGAIN AT OLD RANGE D» SEW TOHK COTTON. i .ft- which_ •wawa»s brought about by reports ii •* *^ HOME. 4i» SOOTH BJOjAD. PHONE X l general rain over Texas and tha sooth- i v SI. ED. I~ 4JRAXT SIC.K WORKS*. blGN 11 em hall of Oklahoma, in addition to mole- i ANYTHINU. "OF KOHSE" ATLANTA, p. cldy 87 70 .09 ture In that part of the cotton belt show- Provisions. * Columbua. cleai • 8 7: .43 ers fell in the Memphis district, Arkansas ' M1TV toANIU'ARJUM — 1'rivat*. re- 1.11 ew 1 0 home-l.k-, llraUed number of pa- , MALE 10.04 GalnewlHe. p. cldy . . 90 62 .00 , *? ™ P, * " In the Carallnas and Geor- j 10.17|10.22|10.20 10.24 gla. With this change In the weal.ther crop ' New York, August 10.—Conditions of 0 *Macon, clear. »4 74 .00 complalntif are expecte;pi - - d- t• o cease an« _ ^-^^v..! « _ ixxi ^un..- Chicago, August lOv—Torrential rains _Eg_ "SS^ftar^SSS^ "^. 'SL *% AN ANSWER TO YOUR AI> >.2S 1.41 nd conse- a more substantial anudw endurinUUU gS char- In parts of Kansau and elsewhere ; Mucb-.i. ^a Windaor streeil, Monticellrr,' clear . 14 • 72 , .12 t"day " The10" recwitly J>«'cn«-«d w»» wlfi acter contributed to today's utrong and OR several of tlicm may be sent la «.6«i 74ewnan, clear. »2 70 .00 south-west had a good deal to do with * A'OTF VfYTT INTERESTED in the boy's a» late as a week after your ad last _ 00 raHyln the 67 1PJ^*?_. *«tetiOrBtlOIl In _ the CrOcro1pP _ Will DC lv nromlKino> " r-.fftn rannrt tram*»u.<, *K.M».» * market today after an -"-CMa ivl_« welfare or toda> ? it so, appeared in The Constitution. Such Tallapoosa. clsa »1 «T .00 necessary to custi prloee now that new wr m ur views h Ui responses are the result of several KAIfGE IN NEW ORLEANS COTTON. r . commerce if«iy decline. Prices cloaed firm l-2c "« * y° °" > «P»«>"u» «: Toccoa, p. cldy »2 '6S .00 •how forms ot special *er\ Ire which The West .Point, cje jr . t4 71 .05 Constitution Is rendering In behalf of * Chattanooga^ 1'enn.. clr 84 te .77 JAY, BOND * CO. Situation Wanted advertisers. So, If you %\ ant a \\ Ider ranga of choice *.5l[ 9.651 ' ».4* Greenville, S. C , cle tr 92 «» .00 Spartanburgr, S. C., clr 92 61 .00 before accepting a position, hold your ».741 9.7ti 9.71 box number card and call at or phone ^May »,91 10.03 COTTON MOVEMENT. fc»*D ui.bi.ci. rtijuw n rail way jutaima, ui- L , -, ,, r —••— —— to The Constitution, frequently lor at Oct. 9.08 ».!& eluding the transcontinental group and fitt™y nervous in regard to reports W A NTED—-Ladle s o? Atlanta to Know leant a week. De^. 9.36 ».47 Austin, .02 ; Dallas, .06 ; EftJrtland. .03 ; tnat m furnish higher grade ol domestic help Fort Worth. 1.28; Galveaton, -OS; Henrietta. Atlanta.—Quiet, 8 %. the Hard and soft coal shades. The many places in western Kansas free on short notice. Reliable Employment .62; Houston, .02; Palestine. .04; Paris, .SO- New Orleans—Middltnr 8.B2; receipts. extent of the prospective rate_ increase there had been storms which amounted Office. 71 Ivy ^treet. _ Ivy__J_Sj»4-J___ . _ Quanah. .40; San Marcos. .80; Snyder. 3ft- 2,156, sales, ^,025, stock, 130.738. New Torlc, Aoxcuat 10.—There wa« a s yet a matter of conjecture, but Wall to a cloudburst. Rainfalls of five to M'i>U>'Fllfi haa ved from 119 peachtree . SPECIAL rat** for Situation WanteA ^ Spur, .18; Sherman. 1.18; Weatherford. .24. Galveston—Middling. S.»0; receipts. 2,488; street seemed to proceed on the theory twelve inches were specified, and it jt. to 150 penchtree st. Mainspring. 50c. ads: Throe lines one time. 10 cent*; further decline in cotton today owing: HCAVy IT.illf.f les, 244; stock. 118,832. r three times. 15 cents. To let theee to report!) of addlti-ona. showers in that a very „ considerable, part of the vjas said lowlands which had been pre- as usual, guaranteed. J«^"£?£.y_ ?E?t.t.*!*- ' North Carolina — Newborn, 1.16. Mobile—Middling. 8.IB; receipt... 21; demands of the railroads would 'be met. rates, ads must be paid in advance the' southwest and the continuation of stock, 12,230. viously flooded several times this sea- CHILDREN and adults' hair cut W special- j jml delivered , at The .Constitution Canadian Pacific also made the strik- son were again under wat«.r.^ Unwel- i»t-. Sanitary^Barber Shop._9_\Valtpj^aj^. J v the easier tone in Liverpool, with, the Savannah—Middling: *-«*; receipts. 61*; ing: gain of 6 7-S points on the an- offlce \ \ close steady at a net loa» of 11 to Arkansas —Llttl * Rook, 2.70 ; Bentonvllle. sales, 484; stock, 69,788. come downpours in Missouri and Illi- north Tezaa. The west- 1 if land, New Haven and Chesapeake and oeen sold at the seaboard yesterday for 1QQ. C.\RB_ CONSTITUTION _ ports, 10»; stock. 13,900. ern bt.lt forecast for clearing -condi- *£ Ohio participated appreciably in the export, and of 400,000 bushels more to- bTKNtKlRAPHKK and allaround man, ex- Philadelphia—Middling, ».BO; stock, S55. forward movement. ay Beflldea tional angles ted that th* showery spell CSNTRAIj New York—Mlddllnc, 9.25: sales, 10; £ i, T . " was said. 1.000,000 perienced erchandise broKerace. rail- . l2p |2 Apart from the rise In the railways, fcushela would be loaded in Chicago road, quick a d accurate onfigures ; mar- •west of the river xn.ght pass -without stock, 237.155. the most interesting: development of HELP WANTED any relief of importance to droughty •TATIONA t Minor ports—Receipts, 250; exports, 800; this week for shipment to Europe di- ried . reliable .ind hard worker. AdilreM conditions in south Texas, and the ''mar- 1 It 5-g stock, 33,881. the day was the further activity of rect by way of Montreal. 1i- 100. ftn,- £ »n«ti totlon. __ ket rallied four of five points from iBs Total today—Receipts, 6,023; exports, United States Steel, common, which Bearish constructions put on the , \VANTED — Po tion is bookkeeper Auff-*t O e 90&. stocks, 729.767.^ touched 76 3-4, its beat price since government crop report were respon- 15 Am employed the lowest during the mmdle of the fc~ its •jls MACE v 1 ow, but desire change: I ^ i 1 ^Total for week—Receipts, 10,919; exports, 1912. The price fell back over a point sible for general selling that forced a- S \ ear;* c\ perl . . references past «.no morning on buying which uecmed to STORKS ANI> OFFICES. \ rc henO coirie largely from Wall street and Wilmington^ . 10 93 70 B .50 shortly after midday, when publica- sharp break in wheat prices at the nplo>erti. Reasonable salary. Ad- Charleston . . 5 94 72 3 .40 Total for season—Receipts. 28,874;, ex- tion of the July unfilled tonnage state- start. Favorable weather in the north- TOtJNG MAN with good mor.U habits, ex- arvis Jij, Bi>\ f-_4J3. care_Constltution. western sources. This was supposed Augusta . 11 ports. 42,331. \ perienced In general office work, wanted to be partly based on the optimistic; 94 70 E .60 ment showed an increase of about 250,- i proved also for Tor clerical and filing; work. State age, es^- KXl-KHIKXCETJ "fancy Rjypcery salesman Savanah - ^ . 19 94 7? 7 .40 000 tons, whereas a larger gain had hlle a decided ndicap to the bulls, perlnece, last two positions held and «a\ary de--Irp^ in connect w lift local house; am view of general conditions ae reflected] ATLANTA. . . 92 70 4 .40 Interior Blovement. j been anticipated. Even at this, how- Predictions of _, — .„ , _ truv-'1in«: for en-arm house at present. Best in the strength -of the stock market j falline off in re^t - expected In your flr«t letter in your , Const)tuiloii._ .SO vorabJe of any since February last ma£**- __ -^,_ "rst-, ^. however, _ many MEN" WANTED — GOV1SKNMKNT JOBS. but the buying did not Jerome gen- j Memphis . 14 90 6S 9 -&0 Memphis—Middling. 8.75; receipts, 32; ,. CAl'AHI-K eral or aggressive and the market' shipments, 1,307, sales, 360; stock, 73,838. year. traders were 'inclined 'to'/avor'the^seii- $90 month. Atlanta exami . no-boo^keeper'with, el^ht and New Orleans Augusta—-Ml .Idling-, s.«3; receipts, 70; War specialties were not entirely ing side owing to the temporary weak- t ember 15. Sample questions free. Franklin I . half \o.trw general experience with lartre -weakened again in the afternoon ow- 16 72 .30 ness of wheat. Institute, Depu 53-f , Rochester. N. 1 - , €leslr«*s powltlon at oittfe Beat \ Ing to numerous private reports of Little Rocl* . . 18 92 70 11 .90 shipments, 357. sales, 90; stock, 68,593. neglected, new high Quotations befn# St. Louis—Middling. 8%; receipts, 150; registered fcy General Motors common Firmness In oats was based largely P. Q. Box 732. further and more general rains in I'ROFKSSIONS AXI> TRADED ' Oklahoma. -.1 S2 «* 12 .90 shipments, 150; stock. 15,210. and preferred at 221 and 19 1-2, re- on a material improvement in the sea- 1 WANT a poMtloi huporlntendent. Texas. Cincinnati—Shipments— „ , 292,; „„„„stock, 1K.S73..„,„,.... "nn^ficTv. Westinghouse at 115, W.I- board demand. The bearish effect of WANTED — Men out of work or without a. ' ' Curnish A-No 1 There was a good deal of .scattering Llttle_ _tock—MiddlingRock—Middling,. 8.60; receipts. '6; lys-Overlarid at 160 and Studebaker the government report was brtef. trade to learn barberlng and be Indepen- ; h.i, e a family. liquidation on the decline, which car- "Minimum temperature* ar»" for 11-hour Rica._Oa, period *ndtng at I a. m. this date. fB«c«iy- shipments' ' , 644*' ; sales, 644; stock, 7,887. 'an. S." i--'. The latest turn to events Provisions lacked aggressive support. ried prices down about 14 to 16 points Dallas—Middling, 8.50; sales. 100. The market was fairly well sustained \VANTED— By graduate Universlty*~of"~vi?^ on the active months and the close was ed late, not included In average-. ••Hlcn- in Mexico \yas reflected in the strength MOLER BARBEJ* COLLEGE. 38 Luckle St. rt yesterday. |Low«Kt far 24 hour* ending Total today—Receipts, 2,818; shipments. of Southern Pacific, American Smelt- though by gossip that stocks of cut Kin la with mj.ny j earV experience, a po-> at practically the low point of the 6,476, stocks, 227,214. 1 YES—If you hi Hands, Prof. G. O > ultton t<* teach. Address Teacher. Box F-477, a. m,, Tfcth meridian tim*. except wh-m ing , Mexican Petroleum, National Rail- meats were decreasing and by the fact irannlng will teach you the barber day. Private cables Indicated that t,ne otherwise Indlcat*d. ways of Mexico and shares of other tnat hog prices were on the a-dvance. decline in Liverpool had been based for $39, and give wages while learning: NOTK —Th * a i highest and lowest corporations whose interests are more paying position in our thaln of shops. At- •WANTKD—Work Tar ITT of dairy Ijy largely on the reports of rain in the temperatures art» ma lie up at *«ch center Chlcaco Quotations. t-tei dy and reliable. Ad- southwest and the local marKet again Live Stock. or less bound up with, the --future of lanta Barber College, 10 East Mitchell St. from th* actual numt er of reports received. that country. Rang:* on board of trade Tuesday; diets A S. C . ' Conalitutlon. ( was without the support of Liverpool and th* averag v e procfpltatlon from thi Chicago, August 10 —Hoj —Receipts 9,- Impending: imports of gold from Ion- SALKSMKN AN1> 8OL1CITOKS TIIOHortJHLY exp er»t;ni Hteady and straddle buying which was one of the ^number of statlon* reportlnv 4.10 Inch or 000; strong; unchanged to 10 cents highegerr: pcn Hlgh Low don, via Halifax, were without effect WHEAT— ° ' - - Close- Close! "WANTEli—Traveling salesmen for rp(ial>!^ stenographer d< !s position at trading features last week. New Or- lLraor«L Tn» "Stat* of weather" U tbat pr«- $6 [email protected]; light |[email protected]; mixed OT1 tne oiug. liox. K-47'J. care < [vailing at th* tlxn* of the observation. . heavy .. - ' i"s "id 1 "weakened exchange market, de- iept . . . .1.06ft% u 1.07T l 4 1.05% 1.07«4 1 flfi'A line. Sen dealers lull line from catalo •tilmlon. leans and Memphis were moderate jmand sterling falling- to the new low E>ec . . Moat complei-e line of aluminum F L JMTloN \\ I.U ed ~hy ~"yoi sellers here, but few orders were @G.20; pigs *[email protected]. ..6',4 l l.OSU 1.08 1.07 «B ng man of abll- I H-roi•rln. Cattle — Receipts 4.000; flri_m;, ______native _bee ___f_ ' ot 4.7. 5 3-8.. while checks on Paris broke May . . . .1.11% i 1.1154 J.12% 1.12V* manufuctured. Carry three or (our samples ItJ, good rer^rpnccH, age 21, now employ- ceived otherwise from the south and CORN— I only 4^i.a!il> und prices absolutely rlgjit. ed. Addrc«^ IL-371. care Ham has been faJrljr general 1n the west- cattle ?6. 1 0 ©10.30. , western -ateera --$6:T6- "®- to the new record of 5.78. Italian ox- Constitution^ . _ there was little talk of heage sell- ern portion and scat tered showers In the 9.00. cows ,and helfera $3 [email protected]; calvea change also depreciated to the new Sept . . , 74 ipondence confidential. Send -obon overt In S- central and eas ern portions. (7 75 @ 11. 50. JDec . . . references we may write to Tou can *" I hy good larmer, be-^t low record of 6.37. May . . . 63% crease your earning 100 per cent Write n tipot cotton steady; middling uplands, Seasonable tern] eratures continue Sheep—Receipts 14,000; weak; sheep |6.00 ^onds were steady, but relatively 65% 8.25; sales 10> \ V throughout the pb. <3Q. lambs $7.00® 7.35. OATS— stating territory cover. Factory Illinois quiet. Total sales, par value, were >pt . . , Pure ^A1 u nil n um Company, Lemont, _1 •_!.___ C . F. ron HERRMANN, ,,. 3954 38% Broken Drought Affect* new Orleans. Section Director. St. Louts, August 10.—Boca—Receipts Dec. . . , 39% 39% 39W FEMALE 5.400 , higherr ; pigs and lights [email protected]. . ; United States bonds were unchanged May . . . 42% 42% 42% 42 42% ~SALESMAN ~ New Orleans., August 10.—Cotton was PORK— I HAVE a splendid contract for two high- under selling pressure during almost mixed and hiutchers »[email protected]; good heavy Sept. . . .18.85 13.70 13.97 claubed salesmen for Atlanta. Do not ap- SPECIAL rat. :or Situation)) "Wanted all of today's session as the result Cattle—^Receipts 4,800; steady; native Oct. . . .13.90 14.00 13,97 ply unless you can give best of references r.ds Three e«* one time, 10 ccnta; of rains in the belt. "While the mar- The -ws' recelpta «t LARD— three times, ccnla. To get \ thes* wi*ii Kama MO. i beef steers $7&Qtg)10j6; yearling steers and and have the ability. Apply 52 B Candlcr ket fell off, the decline was moderate, the port* Tueada'y, with same day heifers )[email protected]; cows |[email protected]; stock- Stocks in New York. Sept . . bldg. 8 to il 30 a. ra. ratea, adi i m be paid In advance owing to realizing: by scalping shorts. last year: ers |6.00@8 25; Texas and Indian steers Prev. Oct . . . bALESMAN WANTED to sell the famous and deltverei at The Constitution At the lowest of the day prices were 1914. 15.-5@i, 85, cows and heifers ¥4.QQ<&6.50, High. _Low . Close. Close. RIBS— Red Oak line ot art calendars in Atlanta , Oflice II to 12 points under yesterday's finals New Orleans . . .. . 612 native calve* !r,.00»g> 10.76. Am. Beet Sugar . 5o% 65 Sept. . . 9 20 1 and vicinity. We have aalet.men making I ^ and the close was at practically the Galveston.. ., .. 2.488 216 Shc3j>—Receipt* 4^000, strong; lambs 98.00 Am. Can .... . 6&lfc 55 59% Oct . . . 9.15)55,000 a year. Excellent opportunity for i $5 GI\KN by br. who gets v 23 ©9 90; «Ueep uud. owes $5,50® 7.26. Am. Cities pfd . experienced road. men. Ad. helping support • to 10 points, a rush of selling being Wilmington .. Am. Fujrar . . .109^ 109 3 09 Mi 109 000 last week and 1.968.000 last year Sl£>12 Li: B seen on the first call. Around the mid- 10,000; Meady: bulk $6.96 @ 7.40; heavvy ers AC:coun' t book to banks for advertising m'.ihcr, niu-*t hive work immediately. H- Norfolk ... .. 129 [email protected]; packers 9B.S5®7.42)_; light Am. Tel, & Tel..122% 122% 122^ 122% Corn — Receipts. 809.000. ^ against 801,000 i. samples weigh 8 ounces, com- ' -Jt^__i.-on«tfiuUon._ V dle of the morning- the demand from 500 purposes. _ . . Boston .. $7 10^7.42^4; pigs $6 [email protected]. Am. loiiacco . . .£3S»fc 23^14 238 y,i 235 v last week and 419,000 last year. missions paid every two weeks. Address l-'IRST-CLAPS \turi ma- realizing: shorts wasVgood and the mar- Pacific Coast 250 Cattle—Receipts 9,500; steady; prime fed Atchlson .... .103^6 102^ 102^ 10214 Oats — Receipts, 533,000. against 459 000 last week and 78B.QQQ last year H-34C. care Constitution. ^ J thine' sale-nt.in tilleotor, now em- ket took on a better tone, while the • ' steers J9 »[email protected]; dreaaed beet steers 98.00 Atlantic Coast Ui ,_ _ )1cr , ivuuld like position active months recovered to within 3 S92 @9.50. southern steers 36 [email protected], cowa Baltimore & Ohio. H_% 80% 80% wheat — Shipments, S32 000. against 796.- WANTED—A young man as assistant ager and salesman for cloak and suit best (lere:nes. H-3S2. care to 4 points of yesterday's close. " At i $4,50 @ 7.25; heifers $6.75®9.40, etockera Bethlehem Steel . .298 2^0 t'J> 295 000 last week and 1 014.000 last year. Constitution^ this point hard spot offerings increas- Interior Movement. ' ?S.2o«S9.00. Brooklyn Rapid T. 87% S5% 87 85% Corn— Shipments. ,114000. against 274.000 department, muat be exergetlc and como in last from ladies' ault department. Addresu. perienced ed RK& . being Abased on reports that 1915. L914. ! fc'heep—Receipts 9,000; 10 to 15 cents Canadian Pacific .154-A 1499-,- i 134'~ % 1-4S k and 624.000 last year YOUNG LADY. Houston.. ^x. 2,560 c.mbtf *[email protected]; yearlings »6.75@ Central Leather . . 44-j» 43314. •M'/i "13% Oats—Shipments, 280.000. against 813,090 [ Experienced, care Conj>tit_uU« hiht^nt, ai»o Binalt stenographic experl- It was raining in Texas, and the mar- Chesapeake & Ohio. 45 44% 42 last week and 1.367,000 last year. •IK.W. faterJIng character, must have work; ket sagged until ^ new low levels were Augusta sthe-9 ?G.jO(g)7.00. ewes »[email protected]. 4214 SPECIALTY SALESMAN to call oS retail ( ~' mphlB - - 150' Chi.. Mil. & St. P.. 84-54 fcS% grocers and taUe orders for pure uoaerutii tuiarj. Address 11-309, Ipare Con- reached. it.itution^^vy^STO-J. LOUIS . . 120 ' Chi.. K. I. & Pac. IS74 17' & food product; commission basis Calll 58 Little else but the weather over the Cincinnati.. 130 Consolidated Gaa .. 12f t5 4 West aritchell street. YA^TUD—Position as trained nurse to belt was taken Into consideration. Little Rock Naval Stores. Corn Products . . . iS^a Grain. , nur^e Invalid or ^Ick person; rcference- Enough rain fell overnight to cause Erie 30 WANTED—Salesman for etectrical~" supplies v Saiannah. Ga.. August 10.—Turpentine I" Chicago. August 10.—Wheat—No. 2 red, and machinery. Addrebij H-3Sd. car** Coii- urnl-Jheil. AcUlreas Box 201, Acworth, Qa, the claim that the drought over the Total.. 2.7S2 784 fn m. 38 % @ 38% ; sales, 794; receipts, 931. Geneial Motors . .221 21S 217H [email protected], No. 2 hard. fl.Siet.24 Htitutio: 1 Great Northern pfd..1^0^ belt had been broken. shipments. 310, stock, 2I.S19. 119% HS% Corn—No. 2 yellow. SO@S1 No 4 yel- Spot cotton quiet, unchanged. Sales 11 linola 'Central . . 102 ^ IttJVa 101 low. 79% @SO. WANT El i Rosin firm; sales, 792; receipts, 2,920; Inter.-Met. pfd 75 iger ; Oai the spot 200; to arrive 1.825. Good Cotton Seed OIL i shipments. 1.501; stock, 59,444. Oats—No. 3 white, new. 47© 49%- No 3 Kan. City Southern.. 26^4 24% 2614 2444 ordinary 6.81; strict good ordinary 7.37; New York, August 10.—Cotton seed oil • Quote. A. B, C, D, $2.95, E, F, 53.10; Lou.HvlUe & Nashv..lI4 109 white, old. &1%@55; (standard? BT%. as quiet with prices easier, despite light I G, [email protected]'5: H, I. $3.25. K, 43.45; M. 112 113% 1-tye—No! 2 Jl 05. low middling 8.00; strict low middling J-.iggett & Myers . .229 229 2^9 225 Barley. 65 ©83. Ad E NTS. *.46- middling 8.82: strict middling 9-.07; crude offering!*, owing to poor demand in , $4.05@$4 20; N, J495; WG, 95.60, WW, Ijonllard Co. . . .T.... 168 176 general and local professional selling. Much ~" ™" Timothy, 95 [email protected] groiood middling 9.39; strict good mld- Maxwell Motor Co. 34 3^% 34 Clover, $S.35 @ 13.50. :g 9.76. Receipts 2.156; stock 130,- of the day's business was in the way of I Mo., Kan. SL Texas . 8% TO SELL dlln Itching. Final prices were 3 to 5 points &H 738. Jacksonville, Fla,, August 10.—Turpen- Missouri Pacific . . 3 2% .?% 2% net lower. Sales 7.600 barrels. i tine firm, 3«U. Bales, S3, receipts, 17lJ; Mex. Petroleum . . 89 84 5514 S3Va St. Loula, August 10—Wheat—No. 2 red, * JACK THE SCRAPER" ¥OH SALE. Range in New York futures Tuesday shipments, 370, stocks. 21.171. National I^ead ... 68 66 14 07% 91 17©>1 18; No. 2 hard, nominal, Septem- IT will pay you 10 investigate the Liverpool Cotton. Open. CI' Hosln ffrm. sates, 2.506, receipts, 518; New York Central . 91% 90^, ber. 91.07%; December, 91.07% A Keal Kitchen Bouquet 1 Spots . . - • - shipments, 2,S40; stock. 82,fi28. Quote: A, N. Y. N. H. & H.. SG ;>A bo*. bj^ Corn—No. 2. 78; No. 2 white. 79% ®SO: NEEDED MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT following list before purchas- Liverpool. August 10 —Cotton, spot easier, August . . 5.88&.99 B, $2.90; C, D., $3.00©3.05; E, $3.05@3,10; Norfolk, & Western. 10914 107% 107% 107'A September, 74%. December. G134@61U ocd mkldllng S.b6; middling 636; low mld- September . 5.80@5 81 F. ?3.10©.3.15: G, *317%©3.20; H, $317^ Northern Pacific . .110% 1&8% 109% 108 Oats—Nominal; September, 33*4: Decem- 'II ing a used car. Overland touring \lr.f 4\.DQ Sale.i 8,000; for speculation and October . 6 [email protected] @3.20; J. [email protected]^4; K, *3.<5 ® 3.47 U; Pennsylvania . . .110 lOJi1,, 110 109% ber, 39%. ort 1.000. Receipts 5,000. Futures quiet, j November . 5.78©5.S3 M, $4.05®,.10, N, 14.90; WG, »5.75, WW, Reading . . - . .153% 151^ 153% 151' 'car, Overland roadster, E-M-P ange Liverpool futures Tuesday: December . 6 Sl@i5 S3 Kansas City, . Prev. 95.90. Rep Iron & Steel . 46'^ this bcientiCic Hitch tool fit perfectly January . [email protected]'' do. pfd ... t . 98^4 hard, 91.22^1.35 red, 91.16 to 91.IS. every corner and c "30," Studebaker "25," Detroit Opening Range. Close Close. Corn—No. 2 mixed . .5 51 & 49 &.&0 l & && February . 5.9505.98 Seaboard Air Line. 15 73% to 74. No 2 made (even a cup or gla:>u) Jan.-Feb.. March . . . . [email protected] do. pfd .... white. 75. No. 2 yellow, 78." lnu> 10.000,000 homes. Electric phaeton. Overland Sou. Feb.-Men, -.. .54 5.59 Country Produce. Slosn-Shef, S. & Oats—No. 2 white, 61 ^ Mch.-Apr? . . .5.66 S.64tt 6 58 5 S3 (It pulls tacks alao.) Auto Co., 232 Peachtree, At-- e Studebalter Corp mixed. 46 to 50. On receipt of 10c to cove•r poatage we vrin April-Mar . . B.61^ £66** Goods. ^ w York, August 10. — Butter steady; Southern Pacific. 6.65 6 70 _ J receipts 22,573; creamery extras. «2 score, mall jou sample and price _. lanla. Go. May-June ' Southern Railway v. 1th agenoy ar d territory which is now June-July , ,x 5 6» 5.7S New Torh. I August 10. —Cotto n goods ^ 26% @26% ; creamery, higher scoring, 27® do. pfd .... FOJl SALE at a bargain, nearly new B-p*»- . . C23% 5 25 5.25 6.2tt>4 were quiet and steady today. Tarns were 27% ; firsts, 24@26 open everywhere. us this awift i selling Aug. . . . Tennessee Copper Metals. bpeclalty 1±> new and has never been^put on f-engor auto fn good condition, or would AugT-Sept. » .5.20 5 23% 6.2-6 6.2914 quiet. Large orders have been booked by ( Egga firm; receipts, 33,265. Fresh a-atlf- Texas Co. . . trndo for a-ood Vacant lot. AddretM H-8T9. , .6.30 5.299 6.29^4 6.34% Italy for cloth and blankets tor army pur- ered, extras. 23%@25; extra, flrste, 21@23- New York, August 10.—T.he metal ex- tne market before. ^ Sept.-Oct. . Texas & Pacific . WJ11TE NO\V! RIGHT NOW1 euro Constitution. Oct.-Nov. . . . 6 37 ^5.3S 6.3*% 5.41 posea and woolen mills are running: to firsts, 19® 20%; "seconds, Union Pacific . . change quotes lead offered at 4.BO. Spelter Nov.'-Dec. , . . .£.41^6 5.42 G.42 fi.4fitt nearly 70 p«r cent of capacity. Th» silk Cheese easier; receipts, not quoted. Bauer Utenhll Mr*. Co.. FOR~SALE—Use~d~Ma~jtwell parts, Splitdorf . 7,007. State, U. S. Rubber . . __^._^. Box 232. Cleveland. Ohio. U. S.A. mag-n^to, gasoline tank, jPrect-o-Ut* Dec.-Jan. . tract* shows Improvement. ' •whol• • e .Ilk"* . fres" h. flat— .s white, and colored, U. S. At London—Lead £31. 17s. 6d. Spelter sperlal: _ _ . _.. A GOOD selling book^ title "Negro la a tank, bucket »e it^ and other accessories^ Mr. 14; do, colored, , average —. Pfd . . 112% 112% 112% Merritt, Firestone Tire Co., Atlanta.^ fancy, 13 "4 SJ13% ; do. white. __ , u3% TJtx.li Copper . _ . .. ,„ UK'yi 66"^ fi6% Copper dull; electrolytic $17.75@18,00; Man," In answer to Corral's bpok, "Negro Live poultry prices not settled, Dressed Iron steady and unchanged. IB a Beaut." price Jl 50. to agents 50 cents; FOR SALE—Miixw l parts, Splitdorf, mag- Va,-Caro. Chemical. 34 =i 34 34% 35 Metal exchange quotes tin steady, 984 25 half cash, balance when booh. K tiold or poultry quiet; prices unchangel. "Western Union . . 7ft^i 7«JA 70'A 70% neto. gat,oH)io nk, Preat-O-L4t*___V tank CHARLES /. METZ, "Westinghouse Elec .115 @ 34 75. will exchange for land, house, horse, buggy and other accessories. Inquire Mr. Merrltt. 113% 114 iy At London—Spot copper 5f«9; futures £70. or anything can use. Address Box 393, inrcgtone __Tlr_e_Co..^Vtjanta, Ga. ^_ JPCTBJ./C ^CC&VttTAfrT Chicago. August 10 —Butter higher; Allli Chalmers . . 3fi% 34% 35% ft 6s; electrolytic £83, 5s; spot tin £161; fu- Maeon. Ga. creamery 20@24^_. Anaconda Copper . C!) % 68% tures £153; antimony £126. FOR HALE—Oaltland roadster, completely ESSB higher; receipts 9,348 cases; at Crucible Steel . .. . 90% 82% 8914 overhauled and repainted, new top: * MISCELLANEOUS. rt Hurt mark, cases Included. 15 @ 17 *£. ordinary Total sales Tuesday 1.143.800 shares. WANTED—Man wlt.li horse andCrig to car- classy bargain for caish. ?400. Phone M. Jjj. firsts, IB 14® IB H ; firsts, \ northern stock, ry newspaper route; A hustler can mak* 17 % @ 18; firsts, southern, 16^4 ® 17. COST OF LOCAL WANT ADS good money. Apply City Circulation Depart- WANTBD. , \ Potatoes unchanged; receipts, 30 car*. ment Constitution. A BEAUTIFUL LOT. 100x300. oppo-lte Poultry, alive, higher; fowls 13H; springs Bonds in New York. Brookliavon Club, for J2.BOO g&sollne ca» 16@17. IN THE CONSTITU1*ION WANT.EJ>—Names of men. 18 or over. iti *lne condition Address E-167. care Con- U. F. 2t. registered wishing government jobs. $U5 month. ALONZO RICHARDSON & CO. C. LOT , Atchlhon gen. 4« Discontinuance of adTertf«lnc imuat FALL TERM Southern Sh VACANT" ^change for seeond-h»n* HUBBARD BROS. & CO., Cotton Merchants New York. August 10.—Raw sugflar firm: Atlantic Coast Line Consol. 4s be In wrltlnjK. It will not be accepted " d ne boot, all ,clty Improvements; lot centrifugal 4.64. molasses, 3.87; refined and BUHlnese Unl\ern!ty 10 Wet>t Mitchell cle^n Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4%s by phone. This protocta your interest! street begina A 16 Apply no 143x15. : Iain* 2G"GS. HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK firm. Central of Georgia Consol. C-), bid .. . us well &s our*. Sugar futures were firm early today on Central Leather Ss. bid SUPPMKS—ACCESSOKIBS. co Ver ing- and trade- buying and at noon Chesapeake A Ohio cv. 414a . ... Menibers New Tork Cotton Ex change. New Orleans Cotton Exchange. New were 9 to 12 paints higher. V Chicago. B. & Qulncy joint 4s If ron can't tirlnc or v *eaf Tork Produce Exchange; associate member* Liverpool Cotton Association. JOHN M. SMITH CO. Later most of ^the list cased off under Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul cv. 5s r«or Wm»t Ad. p»oa« Main 4 Read The Constitution Want Ads. Order* solicited for tha purchase and sale of cotton and cotton seed oil for realizing. The closing was steady, un- Chicago, R. I. & Fac. Ky. ref. 4s.. . Automobile Coach Work future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms given for consign m en ts changed to 11 points higher: sales, 14,050 Erie gen. 4s . A4HIU or Atlaata COOL. J v CAKS REPAINTED «f spot cotton for delivery. Correspondence Invited. Illinois Central ref. 4s.. .. Range In New vTork futures Tuesday: Liggett & Myers 5s Courteous operator-, thoroughly fa- Tops recovered and repaired: wheat Open. Clone. LorilJard 5n, bid , FEMALE springs and ax]es repaired. \ miliar with rate*, rules and classifica- Bodleu built to order or repaired. January . ..*..& 2817>3,29 3.22©3<25 Louisville & Naahvllle wn. 4n tions, will give /on complete Informa- February 3.2503.30 [email protected] . i... Kan.. &_ Texas 1st__., 4s. bid. SALESWOMEN —SOLICITORS . " March 3.2.16)3.30 3.23®3.26 l Now York Central deb. 6s. tion. And. if yr J wlah. they will a^saiat 1 120-122-124 Auburn Avenue April [email protected] 3 23©3.25 N. Y.. N. H & Hartford cv. 6a, bid you in wording your want ad to make SALESLADIES May ...... 3.25@32S [email protected] ; Norfolk & Wettern cv. 4%s It most effective. WANTED — At once, ttvo expert EVANS GARAGE June ". 3.26©3.28 ' Northern Pacific 4s ,. Accounta opened for ado by telephone July [email protected] | Pennsylvania Coneol. "" to accommodate you If your name la In ready-tp-wear apparel salesladies. FORD SPECIALISTS August 3.75@377 . gen. the telephone directory. Other want "HONKSTY Ot'R POLICY." September S,7S©3.79 [email protected] Reading: ada taken by telephone are to be paid Splendid opportunity for righ't CASH versus CREDIT) ar Bulck blrlK. Entrince Harris street. October ...... 3-81tJ>3 82 3 70@3 SO Republic for Immediately upon publication, bill Phone l\y 4661. . . . 3,81 ©3.82 [email protected] St.. LouisLouia && SaSann FranFran.. refref.. ..st bid. to be presented by mu.l or uolicitor the parties. ^\Iust be experienced in j December Seaboard Air Line adj. Bs TODAYyou are selling on 60or 90 days' Kouthfrn Bell Telephone 09 I t.ame day printed. V city trade. Xone but first-class LET US PAINT CAR Southern Pacific cv. r.-< I:\KRV HUMK HAS VSK FOH CON. ATLANTA AUTO FIX1SIIIN<5 CO.. tinie with 3 % off for cash in 10 days, and you Coffee. Southern Railway 5s. bid...... I STlTliTIOA WAN1 AD9. applicants will be considered. IS] WHITEHALL ST. WEST 16!. m do. pen. 4s E. H. HE.VPEasON. W. M. FOSTER. have a $25,000 credit Hue with your Bank, and New York, August 10.—The heavy move- Texas Company cv. Gs Write, stating experience, givq ment of new ^ crop coffee in Brazil seemed Texas & Pacific 1st references and home address. are in good trade credit.— • to make more Impreneion on sentiment In Union Pacific 4s ^RADIATORS REPAIRED TOMORROW you chance your terms to 80% the market for coffee futures here today U. S. Steel 5s. j Address H-384, Constitution^ OtJT-OF-TO%VN orders returned uam« day and prices broke quite sharply under liquid- Virginia-Carolina Chemical 6». . received 2S7 Kdgewood A^o Ivy 537*. cash against WH» »f lading, reducing your pricw by Stb, ation and trade selling. The market opened at a decline of 9 to 11 points and active LOST and FOUND II' ATLANTA AjJTO REP. CO. mud yon expect to Increase TOOT volume or buy for caan, months sold about 11 to 13 points net lo\\er —discount nil purebaMe, •&.— during the middle of the day. The close London Financial. /ATTENTION OF Radiators, Fenders, Tanks was a shade up from the lowest on cover- Lamps. Windshields Mude and Repalrod. How eoold soch a Chang* of "terms" either ing trith last prices showing a neb decline Londo August 10.—Bar silver. LOST artlcleB Bometlntieo are never found. EMPLOYER^ ONLY i of 6 to 11 points. Sales, 4G.750. | per oun often they are >tolen with no chance Warlick Slieet Metal Mfg. Co. eanse your Bank to curtail your line of credit or Money, i Spot qutet; Bllo No. 7, 7H; Santos No, 4, I per ot recovery, but \vhen picked up by WHEN you need a stenographer, call on :<8 EDOEWOOp AVENUE. unfavorably affect your credit in the trade? 9%. Cont vand freight offers were Irregular, f Discount rates.' Short bill; per honeet persons they will Ket back to tb» our employment department. We have averaging about 'unchanged at from g^& tot cent three months, 4"^®5 per cent. ' owner tf advertised In ihla column classified Hats, from beginners * to the most Your customers, like you, must carry open 8% for Santos fours,, while sales were re- ' The Bank of England today sold J200.000 complete stenographer In the city Boywt ODO.M BROS. CO. ported of Rio nevena ' at 6 85 or a shade In bar gold and released J200.000 In sov- Typewriter Co. l\y 2053 OPEN all nlffht.t Now )n our more aecotmto and most buy on ttme. Through us, and with- ereigns for miscellaneous purposes. STRAYED from the premises rear 46 Suth- -— -,r-_,—^ and i quarter-*. Us*riigc and repair work a ep*- under yesterday's offers. erland drive in North Kirkwood Satur- t WANTED—Ladies from every city ...._a out their knowledge, T°" simply change your credit sales Receipts at the two Brazilian ports were day. three black pigs, welffh about £0 I . «»>»« *« the south to vi^it the San Fran- claltr 41-43 Ivy St. AJaln Ib22. Atl. «•. 12&.OOQ bags; Jundlahy receipts, 1Z7.0GQ. U. S. Steel Unfilled Tonnage. pounds each. Any information leading to Cisco exposition In October, All to 80% ea*h at date of shipment, giving \w about the Mllre.s prices' were unchanged at Santos paid. Very ^ select party. Not a contest. came discount for our Cash as yon offer to yonr cus- and 75 rets higher at Bio. Rio exchange New Tork. August 10 —The Full particular:) on request. Southern Wom- upkeep of your car, for sale by A. 1^ Cra- on London unchanged. an'ti Magaaine. Na*>h v HI e, Te nn. * tomers for their money in 10 days. ' tion on July 31 totaled 4.928,540 delle Specialty Co.__J^/y 4G61. Your contingent liability on accounts sold to Range In New York futures Tuesday: Increase of 264,344 tons over June. ue car late yesterday; engraved v Open. Close. Louie to Aellle 1901." Phone Main |65 month. Atlanta examinations October WEST AND BAKER January . .... [email protected] " 2C. Sample quest ion is free. Frttnklln In»tl- us is only your risk of. loss by failures, and «ren this 4eij^ tute. Pept. 600-F Rochester. _ N. Y i February. New York Financial. LOST- —Yellow pocketbook containing »10 . «»>,—s._.-r«- FORD SPECIALISTS can be restricted under Credit-Insurance. . [email protected] AL> March . . New York, August 10.—Mercantile paper ^bll...l and nve ones, also card signed A. F. ' * e JrBRM __ the Southern Shorthand FOBMKRJLV ulth S. A. Middlebrooka, now When these facts are clearly understood, why April . . - . 6-.58@G GO and Business University, 10 Weht Mitchell located at 63 South Pryor st. Main 347. . 6.G3@>6.64 3^fe ©3%. , Kr ieber. Hen ard if returned to Fourth May . . . Sterling—60-day bills. J4.7025; demnnd, Nat!pnal_ Bank. treet, begins Auj;uat^ IB. Apply^ nou. shouldn't the honest assignment of accounts by any firm Juno . . JjOST — Cameo br :h between 66 Davis be eawowaged? A July . . Francs—Demand 578: cable* STT. 1 MOTORCYCj-ES—BjCYCLIES August . [email protected] ttreet and Ml_ n park. Reward. Return Marks—remand 82«.; cables 82%. to 66 Da-vla Htreet._or_ phone Main 2624-J. __ HELP WANTED—Mate and Female Write tor further details. ^^ g. /}_•,-.- September . [email protected] 6 3»@>G.iO Llres—Demand "640. cables 639. October . 0.40^6.41 • Rubles—Demand 32 *,4; cabled 32*. Lt5sT—A umall black and tan Jersey cow. November [email protected] , Bar silver 4T7% Rope tied around horns. A. C. Frazler, STUDY SHORTHAND AT NTGKT. HENDERSON MOTORCYCLE December INSTRUCTION by,a former court reporttr. 1 Mexican dollars 37. 260 Uordon street. T1PPETT SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. ——• t Government bonds eteady; railroad bonds C01 Heal.y Butldlnc. Ivy 7«id». AND AUTOMOBILE GARAGE Commercial Credit Company, If tee i eteady, 1 | Time loans steady; 60 day* 2%fl>2%; »0 PROFESSIONAL CARDS Capital and ftvrplM «VM- *lfBOO,QQO AuKuxt 10.—Clean rice days 2 It @ 3; six months 314. WANTED—An experienced stenographer, BUYS, sells and repairs motorcycles and i New Orleans, automobiles. Our work very reasonable quiet. , • Call money steady; high 2; low 1%; rul- P H. BreWHter, Albert HoweTT~Jr accurate and quick at fleuref.. with ability Commercial •«*••-- HoiMlotMcatlon Systatn Sales: Rongh Honduras., 869, at 3.41. © Ing rates 1%; last loon 2; closing bid 1%; Hugh M. Dorsey, Arthur Hey man. and willingness to aasist on books and ac- and guaranteed. Ask Tlw arrlTal and «ep%rtun of 1260.Oft, 110.06 CASH and $5.00 montnlr. tay ' MONEY TO LOAN train*, Atlanta.1 REAL ESTATE el lot SSxlffO, South *venur thru- blocks Th« following •ehedut* -flgurw ara Grant Park, one block Ormond street car. lishtd only aa Information and arc ood colored homo section. Geo. Jf. Moor*. guarantee*: * f 0 Auburn avenue. _ WANTED—Real Eatata THE PRUDENTIAL Atlanta Terminal Station. NO 4S& Grant *tre*t, on* block of Grant Your Convenience errs. Park, fl-room cottar* with all conven- INSURANCE COM- •»allr .ic.pt Sunday t«M»a«T •"J" LXBT your r*al a*tat« with n»> We have iences; non-resident owner, must sell, look • ' "~ nriiinnftiimiininiiimiiiiiiiitit the customers. George P. itoore, IB Awborm *t 1C and make offer. Geo. P. Moore. 10 PANY is now accepting Effectivo Mar 10. avenue. Baleamen: X. W. Harrall. Louis H. Auburn avenue loans on high-class im- Brunawlclc.i Waycroai T. M. Word. Com* to •«* UA ana Thomaavillo ..... T:»am proved Atlanta property Brunawlck, WarcroM WANT A1?S ABE TAKF.N OVEBiTHE TELEPHONE AND AN "ACCOM- _t_^__ LANDS. and ThomagrHIo .« pm l«:l»pm HAVX Mvwal uojwea^ aim lota that ownvra I MAKE a specialty of Georgia land at 6 per' cent. Prompt • T ^^:— will •xcbacg* for a cood farm. JOBM Thomas W. Jackson. 1011-1* Fourth Nat' Bleeping can on night train* b*tv*an At- -. MODATION ACCOT7NT'' STARTED WITH YOU. Realty Company. 4T Kait Kunt*r rtroet. ding _ __ and courteous attention. lanta and Ttunaaivllle. RENTS *8 60, price J600 00. Four-room house on level lot 40x100. Geo. Jfc*. Moore*, Atlanta and W«rt rob* Blllrad ALL "ACCOMMODATION ACCOUNTS "BILLS ABE PAYABLE ON REAU ESTATE—FOR SALE ) Auburn avenue CHAS. H. BLACK, No. Arrlvo From— No. Depart To— 42 Won Pt- 1.1C am 36 New Or.. CM am PBESENTATION BY COLLECT OB, WHICH WILL BE DAY YOUB NORTH SIDE. 14 PER CENT net white Investment property, Real Estate Loan Agent, 18 Colnm'a. 10 if am Ifi Columbua «:«s am k ATKINS PARK HOME of » room*, living new and on good street, rented to good a 10-211 Empire Building. IS New Or. 11.BO am HHonUfr.. »:l«am room, parlor, dining room, mm parlor. tenants* Address H-380. care Constitution. 40 Mew Or. 3:18 pm MNew Or.. 1:00 pm AD EXPIRES IN PAPER breakfast room, kitchen, three bedrooms, IF IT is real »at»t» you want to buy or Phone Ivy in. 84 Montg'y.. 7:14 pm 17 Colnmbua 4:05 pm mieeplnc porch and elegant bath. Vbaaement Mil. It will pay you to •*• m*> A. Grave* SO Coluxnbua 7:45pm S7Now Or. e:>0 pm cemented and has a 91.000 heating plant, 14 East Hunt*r str««t. 41 WoK Pt. i:4Emn laundry, etc., lot la lev«l, -with aide drive 31 Now Or. 11:35 pm WHENEVER YOU WANT TO INSEBT A WANT AD PHONE MAIN 5000 and Igarage'. It's a beauty. John S. Scott, 202 Petera Mdg. Main 2031. SUBURBAN. MONET TO IXXUT. Central of Cwcte lUIImr. —ATLANTA 500J. ASK FOB CLASSIFIED vADV. DEPT. EXCELLENT 6-room bungalow In College, PLENTCYT 01 teenier to lend on Atlanta and •The Bfebt Way." MYRTLE >STREgBT CORNER—On this Park, Lot 100xl»0, level. Has everything n«ar--to~ y Improved property. &^» to S per Arrive Kroit. beautiful street I am offering a genuine but gas. 13,000. J125 cash, balance Uk« Thomaavtlle. 6 25 I bargain In a 9-room, 2-atory, furnace-heat- r«nt ^ It coet *S r»00 V. B. Smith, Em- Jacksonville. 6-4,7 am Albany -- ed home, 5 bedrooms, X baths, elevated cor- plre bu i Mill g. l^y^** 31. . Savannah... 6 25am Macon 12^*0pm aiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiniiiiiiimintimiiumijiuiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiii ner lot. with servant's houbC, for JS,?60. It's Albany «.26 am Macon 4:00pm worth $10.000. Let me show It to you John FOR SALE—Suburban plac* on car line, Jacksonville. 7:40 am Jacksonville. «:4frpm 8. Scott. 202 Peters bldg. Phone Main 2091. aeven rooms, electric bglits. stater, bath, ROB3ON. 11 Kdcewood avenue. Macon 6.25 am Savannah.. 10 :Zft pm etc, 0% acres, delightful home all year Macon..,.. 11 01 anV Valdoata.... »:40 pm FOR RENT—Rooms FOR RENT—Houitea FOR SALE OR RENT Bl" OWNER—High- round, tcrnm. H-345. cure Constitution. Bavannan... 4:20 pm Jacksonv1*. 10:10 pm class bungalow. No. 99 West 12th street, Macon... • IK~— ThomaaVe. 11.6»pmi VIIBKISHKD—NOKTH BI0K. CTNFUHNISHlEn. between West Peachtree and Spring streets; ON Lakewood avenue 3-room house, lot . living room 14x25, dining room 14x17, hurd- j 60x150, sacrifice. Bargain, care Const.tu- Albanany....y . «-lfipm ni»_«, .. HOUSES, apartmeiiia ana uualnea* property SPECIAL HOME FUNDS City Ticket Office, Fourth National Bank BUSINESS CARDS ii -W. BAKER, APT. C for rent. Get our Hat. Chaa P. Glover woocL floors, two bedrooms, with bath. Ivy TO LEND on Atlanta home* or buslnew buttdlcg. Peachtree and Marietta atr*eUL i CHOICE furntalied rooma, adjoining bath, Realty Co.. 2& Walton St. 6878. 409 Equitable ^building ; property, m* low«»t rate*. Mpnejr r advanced j steam heat. OUR weekly rent ll.t ffivu full ae-sorlptloo FOR SALE BY OWNER—High-class bunga- FARM LANDS, ' to ouildarm. Writ*! or call Telephone*—Main 490. Standard 1ST. KEPA1B1NO. TT-T T7 A^nr^ T PH !• H B- HAHRJ8 8T. of anything for rent. Call for one or tet u> low. No. 99 W«»t 12th street, between Southern Hmllwar. I inC, Al>eiL-±*Xl Bachelor roonw _d« "Ml it to vou Porrest A G«orc* Adair. West Peachtree and Spring streets, living "FARM SACRIFICE" S. W. CAESpN. LKT m« clean your furnace: work cuaran- luxe; ••rwey modem convenience. Ivy SO EAST PINE, 7-roo room 14x25, dining room 14x17, hardwood er Carrierof tb« Sooth. tmm&. Cawady, Repair Man. Dacatur 1. floors, two bedrooms, with bath. Ivy t67S. 2.57* ACRES Putnam county. IS miles from 413-14 Empire Building-s No. Arrive Fro:__ QUIET room, near Peachtree ant! 443 Courtland, 40» Equitable building. Eatonton, about 1.400 acres In cullUa- 4*A«hevllle. 6 30am Ponce de Leon, exceptional envl- tlon, balance \ln woodK and pawturo, SOO * Broad and Marietta Streets. Z3 Jackson'e. & ET5 am 20 Colu 8.IS am BAT_Ct,ltA]Sin«O. ronment and conveniences. Ivy 2&36-L. BEAUTIFUL brick veneer bungalow, fur- acres line ri% er bottom, 100 a».rea creek 85 IVew York G 05 am 23 Kan. City 6:15 am Oi5 HATS MAI>B: ' * NKW—Satlafaction 368 PEACHTREE—Beautiful rooms, rea- WANTED—Hou«e« nace, hardwood floors, corner lot. Pon«a bottoma, about 100 acres extra line pine 1 Jackson'e C 10am 1 Chicago.. 6:20 am guaranteed, Mall i order* fflvea prompt sonable, clone In, electricity, •team heat. de Leon section. An unusual combination timberv Residence cost over *12,000. has 6 PER CENT—MORTGAGE ISShrevep't- 6.30am 12 Rlchm'd. 6:66 am attentloi Mrs, McCloskey. Ivy 2163-XZ. M.7&0. Terms. J. R. Nutting & Co. Phone hardwood finish throughout, baths on each 17 Toccoa... 8 10am 7 Chatta'a. 7.10 ACME HATTER3, 20 EAST HPNTKR ST. WANTED—8 or-7-room bungalow on north ijyy 6. floor, hot and cold watwr, telephone, in 26 Hefiin.... 8.20 am 82 Ft. Val'jr. 7'15 am side, furnace heat. Will pay S40 for de- fact, all conveniences of the city Located^ MONEY—7 PER CENT. MOTOB TBtJCK TANS. , 54 W. BAKER ST. Blrable place. *«°"« an-J« JUNIPER STREET, on a level east front Z HAVE $100.000 funds on hand to lend - -,vu.u. ... B 45 am IS Brans**. . T:4ff am LARGE fur, room; resjonable. Ivy 681». lot, I offer an 8-ro0m, 2-story, furnace- about two mlJes from Ihe Jtockville Acad- on first mortgage, improved city property, »7FtJSP. Val'y 10:46 am S8N. Y.... 12:05pm FOK quick results list your vacant KOUSBM heated home for $b.50Q, on terms. Loan enVy, which is one of th« best schools Jn to ft years, at S per cent, m per cent and 2J1l Colum'aCol... , 10 60 am 40 Charl'e. 13:16 pm TWO large, nicely fur. rooma In steam-heat- wUhJBeaaiey & Kardwick. 60S EmDJre Bldg. 92.500 at &H per cent. John S. Scott, 202 the atate, al&o short distance from the fa- J Maco.... 11:1ii,ji0w «uam, 12:20 pm ed apt., close In, all convenience*. 124 mous Oconee Springs. The land is very f per cent interest. 4 • Uacon... Peters bldg. Main 2091. 2 SJemphtnnhl»a 1- 1 IB- am 29 Birm*n_ 11:25 pm MOVING. Ivy street. Apt. 8. ' FOR SALE—Cheap, lot Druid Hllla. See J. strong and productive, lies well for a tract ' WM. KURD HILLYER «(Clnc pm rooms with private bath; also amall apt*. IXMAN 1'AHK. er has other fntereat, can not look after 15 Bruns'k.. 28 Ft. Val'y. C:10pm BELLE ISLE BEAUTIFUL new second floor apartment FINE modern home, 9 rooms, 9 baths, place, has instructed UB to well, For\ a •1 W. Harrla. Ivy 708.1 home, elegantly finished-, Just ready for v WE CAN ACCEPT H Plca_m*d. t.0. 0 pm 10 Macon... *:SO pm hardwood floors, furnace heat. Elisabeth quick eale will sacrifice for $16 per acre. Vary. , 05 m 25 Heflln..., £:45 pm MOTOR TRANSFER CO., occupancy; has large living room and din- Btreet, near Edgewood avenue. sacrifice; Nowher<» In the United States can this bo SOMK coed downtown, central. Improved 16 tta.'a... 9. a sp pmm 49 Aahevlllt*. *:40 pm . 444 PEACHTREE ST. ing room, three bedrooms, pantry, kitchen, leaving town. Price *5,500, snrnl! cash pay- duplicated. No Jndebtedness ajfninst place; loans at a low rate of Interest. Also ap- NICELY fur, rooms; nil convenience*. linen closot. two baths, halt closet, large ment, balance |2& per montli. Owner. Ivy plication on hlgh-claa* property will have 24 Kan. City 9 55pm 2« Jackso'e. 10:05 pm front porch, hall through the house, lat- can make term* of $12,000 ca*h, balance- l»Colura's. 10 25pm 2 Jackso'e. 10:65 pm 4 LUCKIE ST. 48 EAST CAIN ticed back porch; packing room in attic, to suit. \ Immediate attention. 2 Chicago. 10:45 pro 11 Shrevp't. llilOpzn, separate front vestibule, vapor heat fur- DILL & SHANNON, All Trains Run Dally, Central Tim*. IVY U». ATLANTA PHONE 1M. FUR, rooms to young men; conveniences.V nished; adults preferred. You should see it WE8T JENI>. 1S13 Empire Bldg. TUBMAN & CALHOUN, City Ticket Oflic*. No. 1 Peachtre* St. TWO nicely furnished rooms; all conv«n- to appreciate it. Address H-310, Constitu- FOR RENT OR SALE BY OWNER—Slx- Phone, Ivy 12S3. BBCOND FLOOR EMPIRE BLDO. lenceaj. Inman Park section. Ivy 5631. tion. roum cottage, three bedrooms, reception LARGE, nicely fur. rooma, close in, all con- room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, ga«, 900 ACRES Houston county, 450 acres In Union Povacftff er Station. veniences, reasonable. Atlanta 1181. electric fixtures. 74 CJrady Pla.ce. corner culttv atlonn, balance in pasture and tim- •Dally except Sunday. t Sunday only. Ogleihorpe, block south of Ooj-don street. berer, , uiioak hlikoVKlikoi>^ and pine, ggooto l land, %\etl vFIBST-CLASS applications WO BmaU foome Zor .srentlemen: ahower FOR RENT—Apartments at 15 Ivy 5678 409 Equitable building improved flue water, 1 Kuod Ol-ryo- m *lv - 1 Georgia Railroad. bath: back of p. O. tt Cone at I. HIM. iiiK, S tenant houaeb uiiii plcntj of barm,,, No. Arrive From— FOR RENT OR SALE BY OWNER— Six- for city and farm' loans No. Depart To— NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE. COOL and 32 East avenue; three, room cottage, three bed rooms, reception tc.. 4 miles from town and rail- 3 Char.e'n. 6.10am 2 Aug. and FRONT ROOM! 64- FORREST AVTE. v D Hurt. 8011 wanted by W: B. Smith, 718 5 WiJm'n, 6.10 am .East 7;» am four, five an d f six-room apart- room, dining room, kitchen, bath room, gas, 11 Buck'd. 7.40 am TWO rooms tor JI6, for company, house- electric fixtures 74 Grady Place, Corner « Aucu'a. 13:2B pm keeping privileges If flealred. Ivy S364-L. Oglethorpc, block uouth of Gordon street. •13 Buckh'd. > 30 am 8 Augu'a.. 1. SO pm ments, all conveniences. 09 Fourth National Bank Bldg. 1 Augusta. 1.05pm 12 Buckh'd. C.10 pm Pt?T on your bfcby s carrla«e~Prepaired. YOUNG MAN with ateam-heated room de- Ivy .66,73, 'I Equitably building 6 Augusta 4.35 pm t!4 Buckh'd. 6:00 pm patnted and recovered. Kobert Mitchell. alrea roommate. Ivy 2SSO-X2. 15-rpom hoUse at 33 Forrest Phone Main 16. 7 New York 4 Charl'n. «:46 pm «27-2> Edgewood avenue. Ivy 8UV76. avenue. and Aug. 8.20 pm 4 Wllm'iu. *:4fi pm ____PAINTINO AND WAI.!. i FURN1SHB1>~SOCTH HIDK. FOR RENT—Nicely rur- room, one or two 5-room house 17 West Alexan- en an eas s or . company dealred. Ixmiavllle, and NashviU* Ballroad. 1. M. CANNON. 1(4 Wa.it m at. J'nlntlnE gentlemen, private residence, walking dis- 'Owner," Box 22tt, Raymond, Ga, and wall tlntinc. SatlBtacUon guaranteed. tance. 62 Hill at. Main 679. Effective Nov. 22— Leave. I Arrlv*. &I»ln 1932. _ der street. W. CARROLL LATIMER. CIncinn at.-Louisville * . ... '—n-.m __ Attprney-at-Law. 1609-15 4th Nafl Bk Bide. FCTRNISRED—rtTsST END. A, W. FARLINGER, Chicago and Northwest., f *.«Pml2.10pm HOOF REPAIB1NO. _ FOR RENT—Apartment* FOR RENT—Apartmenta WE HAVE ON HAND 915.000 INDIVIDUAL Cincinnati and Louisville. .7.12 am *•"" Roof leahsi call tha Koo? ONE fur. front room; trained nurse ore 304 North Boulevard. FUNDS FOR QUICK PLACEMENT AT Knoxville via Blu^ Ridge. .7:22 am If f17 ferred. Phone West 493. 7 PER CENT. 1*. H. ZURUNE A <. CO., Knojtville via Carter«vllie.. 7.13 »m T>octor| Barnett. Ivy 72»l. SO.-2 SJLVKY BLDG. MAIN «24. Knoxvllle via Cartersvllle. .4:46 pm REPAIRS all kind*. Itoof- 1 UNFURNXSHBD—-NOJtTH 8IDK SPLENDID APARTMENTS. Blue Rldg* accommodation.S.40 pm Ing a .pedalty: 12 moiitke- LARGE, delightfully comfortable rooma. MONEY TO LOAN. NICE S-room, apartment," second floor large porches, hana*ome grounds, perfect CONFIDENTIAL LOANS TO SALARIED guarantee; reaaonable rates. Call Ivy ftuu. owner's home, north side, separate en- light and ventilation, strictly first-class; Apartments For Rent PEOl'LE AT REASONABLE RATES. Seaboard Air Line Railway. trances, front and back porchea, gas and Janitor service, etc . best north side resi- THE CORINTHIAN, 136 W. Peachtree St. Walking dlatapce. Clean morally SOUTHERN LOAN COMPANY, V. Effective- May SO, 1»1&. electricity, to business women or Email fami- dence section; for lease, possession given 319-20 \Ternple Com No. Arrive From— No. Arrive From— ly adults; references required. Ivy 647S-J. September 1. For particular* phone O*Ov and physically; lour rooms, $32.50 to $37.50; fivte rooms, $45 to $47.50. LOAN AGENTS TRAVELERS INSURANCE UN. Y 7.00 am llVB.rm'm.. 6.30 an. eratora repaired. Phone Mala 2»67-34«2. M. Tray lor. Ivy 657 - J. THE CAMBRIDGE, 52 E. Cain St. Five minutes from Five Points; best class COMPANY Real catate loana. current rate. 11 Norfolk.. 7 00 am 30 Monroe... 1:00 am (7-89 South Forayth etreet. UNFURNISHED—SOUTH SIDE. Purchase money note* bought. See Rax B. 11 Waeihin'n. 7 00 am « N. Y..... >;00pra FOR RENT—Three untur. rooms, steam, IN the Helene and Herbert, corner Cain and of tenants^ three rooms, ?35 to $37.50; four rooms, $42.50. 8TOVB HKF AIRING. heat, electric lights, few steps from Courtland Sta., six rooms, modern, steam- Uoonay. Cliff C Hat'char Insurance Agency, 11 for turn'n, 7 00 am 6 Waah'n.. 1:00 pm heated. Janitor service, references reaulred; EL.YSEE PALACE, 800 Peachtree St. Near the intersection of Peachtree 231 Grant Bldr- Both phones. 17 Abbe.S.C. 8.50 am 6 Norfolk,. 4:00 pm Washington at.; for couple or with one f Blrm'tn.. Z 30 pra 6 Ports'h.. a .00 pm Stoves and Ranges Repaired child, $12.60; references exchanged. Apply rents. ¥46 and *50. Apply -Herbert Kaiser, Place, i and in the very best residential section of the city. Elegantly MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE 22 Memphis 11 10 am 6 Rlcbtn'd. a.oo pm SECOND-HAND Btoven Ijouiht. .old and ei mornings 411 Glenn st, or phona Atlanta 608 Empire bldg. Phone Ivy 965, or Janitor AND OTH&R3 upon their own names; changed. S707-J*. on prgmjaes. appointed and very large rooms. Clientele the beat. Five rooma, $50.00; cheap rataa, eaay payments; confidential. 22 JBirm'm. 11.10 am 23 Birm'm.. 8.46 pm BN. T...".. B 00pm 5 Birm'm.. ft.20pm STANDARD STOVE AND REPAIR CO. THE KEILEY APARTMENTS, 14 and 18 six rooms, $55.60. Scott A Co.. 820 Aust_en_bullding. & Washi'n.. B 00 pm 5 Memphis, t :20 pm 41 Lucille. Ivy 28S. Atlanta B92. West Peachtree etreet, close. In; no street REAL estate loann. 6 per cent money on fi Norfolk.. 6-00 pm 18 Abbe.e.C.... 4.0. 0 pm car fare to pay. 7 rooms, individual fire- SCOTT APARTMENTS, 14 W. Baker St. Most convenient location for the Improved city property. Atlanta Insur- 1 6 PortBm'h. 6.00 pm UN. T S 30 pm STORAGE AND BHU-ITNG. LARGE light rooma for light housekeeping proof garages. all modern conveniences, ^ purpose of subletting a room or two. Six rooms, $55.00; seven rooms, ance and Loan Corporation. 124 Hurt bldg. 12 Blrm'TQ,. 9 00 pm 12 Norfolk.. S.SOpm 2 HAVERT? FURSJxuRE "e6T~wiii private bath, sleeping porch. Ivy 2829-L. iferencea required. Ivy 878». atore. pack or ship your household foods: i $60.00. One apartment practically furnished. 29 Monroe... 8 00 pm 12 Poratm'b. 8:30 pm FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. BRAND NEW, never occupied &-room 'apart- HAVE $$00 to lend, first mortgage, 3 pe City Ticket Office, S8 PMCbtrtM St. reasonable and responsible. Both phones, or ment in the Westminster. Aneley Park: THE NICHOLAS, 234 Forrest Ave., corner Summit Ave. We do not believe cent Interest. V B. Smith. Empire bids call at ofnce. ABBUHN AVE-. CORNER TO gentlemen, splendid second floor rooms, PHTOR. , private home, bath, heat, electricity vapor heat and all conveniences, rent re- that a better value than these apartments can be secured in the city. Ivy 4331. Western and Atlantic Juniper. P O. Box 400. Ivy 662C. duced to 137,60; references. Phone Ivy Five rooms, $30.00; six rooms, $40.00. WE LOAN on Atlanta real oatate anct buy No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— , gBWUfC MACHI 6757-L. puichaa-* money notea. 209 Grant Bldg. The 3 Nashville. 7 10 am »4 Chicago.. 8;1S am MACHINES of'air^fia GORDON APARTMENTS. MejrcnJ.ilta jfc Mechanic*' Banking A LQan Co. 73 Home... 10 20 am S Nashville. 8:35 am or rented at 133 Whitehall street. Bell RENT— Housekeeping Rooms FIVE ROOMS and sleeping porch, well ven- MONEY TO LOAN on Atlanta and suburban »3 Memphis 11:55 am 82 Memplil*. 4:6fi pm phone Main 4787. Quick service. tilated, steam heat, oak floors, hot and CHAS. P. GLOVER REALTY, CO. real estate, 16^0. $1.000, J 1,6 00. 92.500. 1 NaabvlU*. 6.35 pm 72 Home.... 1:1S pm NOHTU Bn>E. cold water, choice location. 17 Gordon St. tB Chicago.. 8 20 pm ' 4 Nashville. > :CO am STOVE, BANGB ANI> XTJKNACB •West 40-J. REAL ESTATE, RENTING, INSURANCE. 2% WALTON STREET. Punaon fr Gay, ^Ot Equitable Ivy B678. KEPAJKINC. UNFURNISHED first floor connecting MONEY TO LOAN on Atlanta real eatat* 5 — Dixi- e Flyer' , arrive* Termina"r" ~ l room% bath, also kitchenette, with owner, at «, 7 and 8 per cent. Wbltner A Co . new. Eighth and Bedford. Adults. Phone THE WAVERLY 80S Grant building. THE STOVE DOCTOR Iv£ 777» E AND 6-ROOM APARTMENTS, splendid MONEY TO LOAN on flrat mortgage At- BTOVES AND RANGES FOR SAKE. THREE ROOMS, furnished completely for location; every modern convenience; rent lanta^ or suburban property. Sol Epstein, Phone Main 1410. 81 a.uth Pryor St. light housekeeping, aJl modern conveni- reasonable. ;vy 2750. Owner. APARTMENTS 623 Hurt^mllaina; Call Ivy 46C6 ences, electric lights, gas and hot water; ELEGANT 4-room apartment; ateam heat, MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Atlanta TAXI CABS TRUNKS, BAGS AND SC1T CASES RE- Ideal location, north Side. Ivy 3.744-L. hot and cold water, janitor service, all ROSSLYN r\ ner 407 Peiera Bide. Prompt and polite service. EOUNTREE'S " ment of five rooms at ^C^.SC, and an apartment of *ix rooms at 967 &0. Ot.a *ft Holllday. 309_Peter»_tuildln«. Phones: Bell. Main 1C7«; Atlanta ' PiA EAST ALEXANDER, three unfurnlsh- REMODELED B-room eult«, upstairs or MONEY, TO LOAN on city property. W. O. BELLE ISLE *'•* ed rooms and kitchen, on first floor; down, on homey shaded corner, close in, MARLBOROUGH Atston, 1303 Third _Nat_'l___Bank Bldg. WINIHJlW AND HOUSE CMCANING. all conveniences separate entrance, bath, toilet, electricity, ONE OP THE MOST* POPULAR of Atlanta's apartments, due to class of tenants MONEY to lend on Improved real estate. C, TAXI CABS JIB. no_gurnace. »36. Owner. 184 bpring^ and also loc-ation. Js situated at the corner of Peachtree and Pine streets, C. McGehce Jr.. *22 to 624 Empire Bldg. • Hunter. H. 117B."M."467§-J 37 CARNEGIE WAY. EXCELSIOR AUTO COMPAHT. HOUSEKEEPING rooma, II. 50 to J4.00, R.(EMODELEI> B-room suite.,, upstairs or four stories in height. Under constant care of white superintendent. All con- bedrooms jl.25 to *S.ftO. (Jowrf. on lovely shaded corner, close In, veniences, including passenger elevator. Two four-room apartments ottered ATL. 3660—8. LUCKIEv-I. 322 at $42.50 and $37 50. WANTED—Money TWO rooms and Kitchenette {on second floor, separate entrance, bath, toilet, electricity. private bath and hall, no children wanted, gas: no furnace. S36. Owner. 184 Spring. _ all conveniences. 114 W. JBaker. BEAUTIFUL^ 6-room entire .second floor My Clients Have ~ ~ apartment, all conveniences/ heat, varage, Manufacturing Propositi6n. ROOM aod BOARD e tc.. ne.tr school. 50 W. Tent h. Apply No. 48. FORREST & GEORGE ADA1R WITH more than 100 per cent profit, wants 1 FOR SALE and LARGE, nicety fur. room, housekeeping RUI1> «JLLS section. 4-ropv m "apt.. J3D, 4 $50,000 capital for development, demand ^ prlvilcEPa, ,L] | convenjjiices. At] 11,81. fine sleeping porch. {35. for produce on cash basis unlimited, no ROOMS. ^ 1th kitchenette, bath, porch for? $37 ivO aind 840 Tlvy 3568-J. notes, b«nk and other first-class refer- WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS ences. Felix Camp Main 3S41. pr_unfur. J2 CaTnegle Way. Apt._l._I._ll2_ o 7-room steam-heated apart- NORIH 8U1K/ k NEATLY fur. housekeeping rooms; orth bide. Rates reduced. Apply ^J>e<«tjpeation. Ivy 6765-L Mr. Kelly. Ivy 3390. The Livingston Apartnients PURCHASE MONEY ^ . SPLENDID ROOMS BOARD BEAUTIFUL APT, entire upper floor, S NORTH AVENUE, OlsE' BLOCK EAST. OF PEACHTRBE. FOR SALE. 47V Peacbtreo at.; youn* men or coupl* TWO fur rooms and kitchenette, all con- ioms hall, veranda, bleeping porch. &43 THE HAVEHTY FURNITURE COMPANT II veniences^ 293 Courtland. Alain 2456-L. 3 AND 4-ROOM KITCHENETTE APARTMENTS. ^CPjCNinSS^To buy^~go31 3 second mortgage ^ < can seeur* tha best in the city; ratea Peachtree. ._ monthly note* at reasonable discount. L. vtll furnish your home, tine your-credit reasonable, walking distance. Ivy 7010 CHOICE, modern, near-in. B-room apart- BXCEL.L.ENT SERVICE—Free ice (Janitor fills refrigerator each morning:) ; n*w EL ZurHn* & Co.. 601-2 Silvey bldg. Phon« and enjoy your furniture while paying for LARGE ROOM private bath, superior table* WANTED—Rooma ment. 11 Simpson, corner West Pe&chtree. refrigerators, shower and tub baths, hot and cold water, t,team heat, gaa Main 624. It. Haverty's Uberal credit plan helps you. spacious verandas. 494 Spring, corner Apnj^ 34 We«t Peachtree. heaters, garbage burners or garbage cans, wall safes, mirror doors, hard- Main atore, corner Auburn avenue and Third. Ivy IS22. ?ent~ bT^moli^""fromSe p- Pryor street. 5-ROOAI APT , including sleeping porch, wood floors throughout, house phones, burlap walls and everything else to 970 PEACHTREB^ WILL ACCOMMO^ ber 1, 4 or 5 rooms or apartment for\ 925, all convcnlencge. 61 Ciyrler. Jvy 1516. malce a complete apartment FOR SALE—$350 will buy patent rights in 4 t Zf DATE A FEW BOARDERS. CALL housekeeping, first floor preferred, describe 4-HOOM APARTMENT, 277 EAST FINE. These apartments are accessible to five car Hnep within one block, and En eland. France, Germany, Belgium and IVY 8672. fully references exchanged. H-873, Con- Canada to an interesting toy. "Write Inven- stitution PHONE 1VT 4063 designed for couples that demand the best The woodwork and walls of every tor, 45 K.r oefiSt,,Atl anta.GcL LOVELl front room, electric lights, private apartment has been newly painted and tinted. Prices: ?35, $37 50, $45 and $50. BUSINESS residence, good location, walking distance WANTED—At once, four or five furnished Come up and make jour selection now. FOR SALE—Six roon» and reception hall, Tth "ide for gentlemen. Phong Ivy 6C03. rooma and kitchenette for two months; WANTED—Apartments completely fur., also three unfur. rooms be^t references. App'y W. H Means, Ara&on OPPORTUNITIES house Small cash price or «asy terma. JI.AU I'lKULLY furnished rooms with or Hotel. v COUPLE, no children, wanta small apart- 28 Carnegie Way Ivy 6467. without board, every convenience, i Close nent, must be desirable. Address P. O.- In, north side. Ivy 8B16. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—One Bllck WANTED—September 1. in West End, three TURMAN & CALHOUN typewriter sand table for library or round EXCELLENT board and hotel service, rea- unfurnished rooms, by adults; reference* V " ^SECOND FLOOR EMPIRE. dining table. Bell phone. Ivy 4823-J, or sonable rates. Peachtree Inn, the home- exchanged Call We^t 1507-J. NEGBO PICTURE 100 West Harris street. like hotel. , \ ^ FOR RENT—Stortea ? WATCH CLEANING. >1; main a&ring SOc; ACCEPTABLE couple wanting Che beat can fs'~p£ACH7 REB'~STr! at pre«enir^>ccupled FOR RENT—Otttcei FOR RENT—Offices SHOW LOCATION clock repairing- called, for and delivered, eet board in refined Juniper street home. by C A Dahl Company, available Sep- jewelry repairing like n«w. John A. Huro- tember 1 This'store la well suited for retail AT 123 DECATUH ST. IS A MOVJB phriea. lii^i Peachtree^ st., upstairs. shop, railroad or real estate office. It Is v AND I WILL MAKE' AN AT- FOR~SALE—LeitK myeroscope, will s*ll for TWO nice cool front room-, .with or without APARTW1ENTS, located In the Candler building, and the WE HAVE also d large reception room and five offices TRACTIVE 1PKICE. A GREAT 'OP- less than It coat in Germany; also Chat- board to gentlemen, private home. I-2322-L rear, \\hlch ite enclosed In glaus. offers good PORTUNITY IS HERE FOR A tanooga vibrator at leae than half, price. EXCELLENT board and room*. blocfc~oT imce for tilgiig. w hich can be seen from the opening from it in a modern office building under, HUST1UKR. EVERYTHING READT Phone Main-, 2237. postotflce. Ivy SC06-J. 72 Walton HOUSED5, ETC. levutors. There lb alao an entrance to the BUT THE PICTURES. >bby of the Candler building Heat and FOR SALE~M>ne very fine, large Jeweler'* Q PEACHTRBE ST.. choice second floor ater included In rent. Attractive lease to lease to October, 1916, and will sublet at a ve;ry substan- tut glasa wall case at a sacrifio*. Apply 513" room, excellent table. Ivy C1B8-J. right parties PITZHTJGH 8K S. Pryor._^ \ 112 N. PRYOH ST. (Candler building), over tial reduction. Splendid opportunity for a number of CANOLER BLDG. 'NOT BUperBtltious, but I believe In sign*.' room-?. Miss Klrtley. FOR RENT—Houses GOO uquare feet, heat and water Included —KENT SIGNS— SEPTEMBER 1. 7*4 Peachtree. large moms, FU KNI SHED. In rent. \. • professional men. Address Office, care Constitution. SS ^ Auburn ______^ Try 1938. table board a specialty. Ivy S79S-X* COMPLETE handbom^ house, furnishings G-88 MARIETTA ST., over 2.000 square 1 feet. BO PENNY eltsctric machines, big profit. Mr. 53 W. BAKER^ STREET. , leaded for use of bed room. "Mahogany." ISO MARIETTA STREET, 1,100 square fi PER CENT discount on stock, 10 per laaienburg. 34 Auburn avenue. FAMILY boarding house. Ivy 7689-J. care Constitution cent on fixture* and soda fount. 1% miles feet. REAL ESTATE--FOI* SAVE KEAO ESTATE—FOR SALE front Five Points. Owner, H-38G, care Con- ROOM and board for couple or gentleman. MODERN G-room bungalow, furnace heat, : AND 8S STONEWALL ST.—WJ11 rent 442 Peachtree at. Ivy 4S62. north side. September 1. Ivy 2730-J. stitution. _ s ____ separate or together, 1,800 square feet N FORSYTH BUILDING BASEMENT, 5.000 FOR SALE — Half Interest In best paying FOR RENT—Rooms and board, private v Weat Peaehtree home. Ivy 3694-J. UNFURNISHED. v square feet motion picture theater In south. Address WANTED—Miscellaneous 78 N FOHSYTH ST., with entrance to F,or- H->72. Constitution__ ^ ___ _ TRINITY AVE., Camp House reopen- ?86 PEACHTREE, twenty-one large, com- JEPAYhlgheiitlVaBh prices for household 99 ed: nicely furnished rooms and board. fortable bed rooms and beautiful spacious syth street, Forsyth theater lobby, Forsyth 8 ACRES—DECATUR ON account Ill-health will sell pool room goods, pianos and office furniture; cash dining room, seating 6ft people, enUr* house buildirg, 500 square feet; hftat and water •that pays profit ¥150 per month. If Inter- advanced on consignment Central Auction ROOM and board, -close In, convenience*. recently papered with fine, high-grade pa- eluded in rent. Ideal',, location for real ested address "J. W. T.." SI Pavilion St. 21 K. Cain street. Ivy 2120-L. per , hardwood floors downstairs, steam estate railroad office or retail ehop. EIGHT ACHES, fronting 380 leet on Candler street. Eight-room, 2-storjr Company. 12 East Mitchell St. Main 2424. ASA G. CANDLER. JR.. Ag«nt. heating system thoroughly overhauled and ( house; two baths and all conveniences; beautiful place, with plenty of WANTE_ -_ - 1 SOUTH SIDE. in flrat-clo&a condition Cvery room Is an 222 CandJer BJdy. MEDICAL. ,t. poirtoaJt, Bpllt or cedai. . BEAUTIFUL furnished rooms, with, first- outside front room, ideal for family hotel; Phone—Jvy B274. See Mr. Wilkinson. shade; 900 feet frontage on another street Can sell for 19,000 and take less 6 inches little end F. O JA. class board, home cooking, walking die- only 3 minutes v. alk from center of city. ONE ~ DOSE " of C. and M. Special Uver n?rnJ5y ,_Atlantm, Ga. T. H. Sawtell.^ tance of city. 23C Washington street Will make a favorable lease with respon- small Atlanta home in exchange. "Worth your while to investigate. Capaulea corrects all liver troubles. If sible party W. E. Ragan, 32 S. Pryor at. our drugglct cannot supply you — we send WANTED—Second-hand furniture. Dtxfe THREE attractive furnished rooms, best of FOR RENT—Offices repaid for 25 cents. Courbey & Munn. Fjqrnlture Co.. ^08 3. Forsyth. M._ GlTO^J. tabl* board, all conveniences,,,gocd nelgh- Main 454. fg^ChgtqJets. 2 9 Marietta St.. Atlanta. Ga. TVANT to buy and »*11 school books, second- borhood, close InA 34 Capitol a 934 Highland avenue, 6 rooms, corner T 'Q DISEASE'DISEASES currd, AmericAmerican-a . hartd and new. 153 Auburn avenue. TRINITY AVE., excellent meals; lot |25.00 O European Specialist; finest equl DROP n ckrd; we'll bring cash for shoes 99 nera 2Ec. |3.EO per \\eek. Come and see. 94 Stonewall street. 1 rooms 18.1* BURDETT REALTY CO. BMpt. Pf. Holbrooh. 206-8-7^JcKenate Bldg. and clothing. The Veatlare. 166 Decatur St. 241 WHITEHALL, board and rooms, board. 119 Auburn avenue, 13 rooma 40.00 401 Raw no n street, one side, 3 rooms. 10.00 FOR HUNT—Office* I* Cotuiltntlon IjOBBY CANDL£R BLDG. TT A V TAT7"\7T7'^ ROSE OR ~SUMMEB nd $4.50 per week. Main - 9 ASA G. CANDLER, JR., Agent. Inc; all modem < HAY ' Cooper «t.. nJcely fur. room*, with ex- 222 Candter Bldg. la twenty-four hours, no dope of any kind. ' cellent meals optional. jphone—Ivy 5274. See Mr Wilkinson. Write "Cured." P. O. Box 339 Atlanta, WANTED —Th e address of an Individual •NXAZS PARK. HOUSES, stores, offices and business space with means, male or female, afflicted with POULTRY, SEED . r « ~ select boarders wanted^ private for rent. A phone message will bring our pulmonary tuberculosis, an Investigation family t all convenlencea. Ivy 1214-L. rent bulletin by mull, or a polite. Intelligent GEO. P. MOORE will cost you nothing Address Lock Box representative to help you find what you S*a. Atlanta. Ga. and PET STOCK want. George P. Moore. 10 Auburn avenue. DESIRABLE, offices, single and en inlt*. REAL. ESTATE AND RENTING. FOR RENT—Room* Phones. Ivy 2326 and 22J7. Atlanta phono Borne of tn«»e are equipped with com- DISEASES of men cured. Dr Bowen* Spe- cH^cd air and dental watite. hot and cold •I { 10 AUBURN AVENUE. cialist. 20& McKenzie building Bell phone FUBNIH11EO—NOKTII SIDK. water In all offices; all night elevator »er- Ivy 6423*J. Atlanta phone 6161-B. PIGS. ' NOS 74 and 7S Thelma street. 6- ice, location beat In the city and vervlc* BERKSHIRE HOGS IMPERIAL HOTEL unexcelled. Candler building, Candler An- TWO more bred.giUn; good enough to show: BEST family and tourist hotel In Atlanta; nex and Farayth building. A«a Q. Candlec, ten beautiful open gllta. twelve young first-class In every respect, extra large Jr., Agent. Phone Ivy 1274. J>3 Candlit 8 ACRES, WESLEY AVENUE boars that are "some boars," any number of rooma- beautifully furnished and well ven- ft See Mr Wilkinson. guaranteed.! Drop card. Rear 125 E, Pine. plga of all age*, no better breeding any- tilated. A few yacant rooms. Come and FRONTING 400 FEET ON WESLEY AVENUE, lust east of Peacbtree where, quality all that could b« daalred. In vest gate and we are sure that Sou will 2S7 K. NORTH AVE.. near North avenue Heights Park, we have a dandy place for country bungalow. Beautiful If you want good breeders writ* ua. Fair stop set the Imperial. Special attention school, is C-room cottage with gas, elec- FOR RENT—Typewriter* View Farm. Palmetto, Ga. paid to tourists. Botel absolutely flre- tricity, hot and cold water, on nice lot, lding site, in grove, running water, dandy place for sunken garden and \ iroof. $27.50 per month. Call Ivj 4446. aak for pond. Fronts 7SO feet on side road. City water and electric lights in front. ,. GOATS. . Mr^Beem. TYPEWRITERS RENTED i WANTED—To buy from 100 to 600 goats. SIX-ROOM cottage, la.rge porchea, on quiet Price is right and teinjs to suit you. t R. H. P. Carr. Green Cove Springs. Fla. ™ HOTfeL OLIVEK street near Georgian Terrace No. 17 Wil- ATLANTA. GA., oppowlt* the Candler bld\g., low street Will install furnace, $32 50. • DOO8. corner Pryor and Houston streets. In the Phone owner. Chaa Goodniun, Mqjn 1364 DOO FOR SALE—Young Airedale, 1ove« heart of everything. Rooms without 1) at ti- EDWIN L. HAULING . MyStCAL 11NSTRUMCNTS^ children, very Intelligent, easily taught ll rooms, connecting bath, f 1.25, roomu, NICE 6-room cottage, with reception I room, SS EAST ALABAMA STREET. fiEAL^ESTATE: BOTH PHONRh 1£>T. tricks. E. O. Whealler. Alto. Ga. >rlvate bath. 11.50. Elegantly furnished. center hall, bath, all modefji conveniences Jh6it S ALE^New jpla^oTtaitieifi \tor debtT ,'ree public bath. Strictly modern. All at $20 month; walking distance of city FOR RENT—Hotels NE"W INMA^T^AllK RESIDENCE TO EXCHANXJE—On the choicest part of Eutflld" n*v«r Uaed and bave no use for ft. Will 1 H-84S. care Constitution. Avenue, we have a new 8-room, 2-st<»ry residence on a beautiful elevated lot,*, that rooma and baths h&v^ outside exposure. FOR RENT—Good hotel In *oort to *> An- we will sell for $5,500 on ea«y terms. Wo will take other property as part paymenf ••11 far below regular price to get rid of LIVE STOCK Roo-ms by the month, f25 and up. one or NICE 5-room cottage, gas and water 2&9 it. Genuine bargain. Addresa O. D. J., car* two persona. Oliver Johnson, proprietor. drewn Trading Co., Galneavllle. Fla. If you have some negro houses or a hou»e that you are not satisfied, with we win Constitution. TOR 8ALK. E. North avenue, at school, f 20 00 Owner, give you a good price (or It In the way of an exchange on thlu home. This residence FOR SALE—Three-year-old Jersey V cow, 98 East Pine. - has 4iardwood floors, sleeping porches and cement bauement. In fact. It is the bent with calf one week old. A. W. Farllnger, " "THE, PICKWICK FOR RENT— Ml«cellaneou» arranged house in the city. A good trade can be made here. V Take It up with us at 304 N. Boulevard. TKI* STORT AND FIREPROOF. Decatur Homes for Rent once. WELL (arnlflhed roortw with ronnectlBt PHONE Decatur 14S^Jonea A Ramapecfc. ;P TOTl want to rent apt. or buainea* prop- bath. Convenient vhawer bath ott «ach floor. 6-ROOM north side bungalow, 72~East~ave- erty. we B M. Grant A Co . Grant bide WEST END BUNGALOW AT A BARGAIN—On one of the "be^t residence street* In HORSES AND VEHICLES 77 l^alflle St. near Carnegie library West End facing Ho well Park, we have a strictly modern C-room bungalow, lot Read The Constitution Want Ads. nue; very best condition; gentleman de- C0x200, that we »ill i*ellv for J4.200, $300 cash, balance J30 per month Thin bunga- ijRolcSntmirroV'iir'Vs'l^^ BEAUTIFUL, large furnished room, private sires one room. Nelson, P. O. Box 16. City. low has been j-eduerd from f fi,f>00. to our price for .1 quick hale It i*» ««li arranged lota. f. o. b.. Mwfa. just the thing for bath, . areaslng room, large closet, to 3 ATTRACTIVE 7 -room cottage one block FOR RENT—Garages arid f and ha. every known convenience. If you want the best bargain and one of the bevt children, eummer re»ort« and many other young ladles or gentlemen, use of phone from Peachtree'at shaded close-jo-corner, ye wicn cam em noor. I located buneato^.s in the city, this is the place for jou tu ttee. Let ua »hotv ii a* >w purpovea. C. O, Tbomaa, liarfa. «od r*tlo*i larnac* ffotrr&n »v». Ivy StiiJ, J at once, as 0ur prlca and tarm* ar» mor» than right. NEWSPAPER! Page Twelve. TSE ATI^NTA, . AUGUST. ll,:191.g,

and Is said to have be*n operated by venation by sarin«: 'But this cltT 1» • B, negro named .Frank Matthews, wh larger city now than it waa then, and any JAKE FRAZIEK KILLED* ha* not yet been captured.. man that undertakes to clean up this city will be in danger,' • •..-', BY FALJL FROM TRAIN LODGE NOTICES FORM AWAITS HEIRS RECALL HEADQOAK "This IB no new* to some people In this ATLANTA'S SHOES city. 1 teiUfied to, this before the grand Macon, Ga_, August 10,—(Special.)— jury last year and the public will remember \ tycross, Q»;, Aiifckst !«.—(Special) A regular communication Th« coroner's Jury here today eacoh that I jjaliJ this .innie thing In substance Injuries rfjcelye'd - ricjtr . Callahan. Fin., e rated Patrolman Ben • Gatlitf, who about a year ago In answer to some of i of Malta lodge. No. Ml. F. Monday night shot and killed a white Monday nlcbt' prov«d fatal for Jake •& A. M.. will be held In M»- OF OLD MACON COUPLE IN SILVEYJJILDING Mayor Woodward's criticism of me ! . snnic Temple, comer ,P»»ch- • Frasler, «.. laborer employed by the man identified, today as Jack Beam, o through the preao, when I made this state- : tr«e ftnd. C-,iln tttreets, this Michigan. hof*lng\ tn« killing to be a ment that a, prominent business man of this ' :—^_\ - 'Atlantic Ooast'IJne. who alert at a hos- OVedne«Jay> evening »t 7:30 case of justifiable homicide. city, who wms very close to the mayor, had . , t pital her* today. H» fell from a freight $lOO OOO for Descendants of The Identification of the dead jnar Captain English Issues State told me this same thing, but his name was o'clock sharp. a not published at the tiaae. Wltji assurances that the federal re- train wt.il* domln«r here to drs-w his ,Buslnesa eeaslon only. was made by T. J. Brown,.of Fhlladel sy All duly qualified br«th- Dr. Josiah Boswell ' *bla, who said lie was Beam's pal ment in Reply to Affidavit ••J. I* BEAVERSt" - are cordially and fraternally Invited grown said Beam left home when a Sworn to and subscribed before me. this SoS>sthe strain con» Bouthern ban kit at thfi &*1* -•hoty.lHt.ta* -f^^JXSL**U from the trafo . ~ August >. 1916. W. G. MOORE. ! F 0 meet with us. . . >, and Wife. boy and hadn't been back since. of James L. Beavers. Notary jPublic, Fulton County, Ga. period of the year, the-general market' , : ~ ~ ~^~~~~~. By order o'^^ e^p,,^, . M. Patrolman Gatllff testified that when situation In Atlanta, as* a natural reatilt. - _; - ^Ji^^ .^ -,—, .*<•*•»•» XT •? w he -went to arrest Beam the latte presents v a, sound economic Improve- jVfG/tOCiS SA wE TtlJ€Jt*i* 1 FRED P. GIBBS. Sec'y. Macon, Ga., Aufftut 10.—(Special.)— struck him and almost knocked hi a Permanent headquarters for the re- CAPTAIN (ENGLISH ISSUES down, and then stepping back a few\ 1 m1.Ioney is afforded for other enter-' "- FROM BLAZING HOUSE An effort la beinj? made to locate heirs paces put his hand to his hip pocke call campaign were engaged Tuesday A regular communication of STATEMENT ON AFFIDAVIT prises, and the effect sooner or .later . ' . • . Capital City lodg-e, Kol tM2, F. & of Dr. Josiah Boswell and "Mra. Har- and said: "If, you come a step fur In a suite of rooms 'on the seventh will aurely be felt in the real estate! (• . -* ' >-« t • ther 1 will blow your heart out.'' Gat "When asked toy "Ehe Constitution for A. M.. ivill lie held this (Wed- riett Gregory Boswell, who were prom- a statement relative to the affidavit market, aa it haa already been felt'.in waycroas. Ga., August 10.—:j[Specia nesday), evening. Aug. 11. 1815, llff immediately shot him, and when floor of the Sllvey building at Five the local building industry, which con- To negroes who discovered that their at the hall. 430^ Marietta St.. inent residents of Macon when this, city the body was rolled over Beam's hand of forSpocr Chief Beavers, Captain Eng- Points, vand they will be formally lish issued the following statement: , tinues to\lncreaae in volume £ T l!. i5 °iTi i° *!£?• *««.« ;Sassner and Otto Hugflns and wife Senior AV.mlpn M. C. Strickland. There Is a fortune of $100.000 awaiting me, actlner in my official capacity, a* \6^lSl*&¥^f^*^™?^SZ owe -their, lives... Knowing that the all day in the future. Paid workers nmates. Candidates v. ill pleiiwe b« :is prompt as pos- a member of one of the municipal duced accord ing Ij sible. All duly qualified brethren cordially the heirs, at Wichita Falls. Texas. A will be In chargre and all business of boards of Atlanta, to vote my conscien- reward of* $500 haa been offered to any- 'Invited to meet with us. 1 Atlanta Credit Men the official campaign committee will tious conviction upon -a matter in- By order of: one "who known anything, of the wher*- be transacted -there. -. \'"'. • ' volving: the conduct of a city «m- ED MINCEV, Worshipful Master. . abouta of any of the heirs. ployee under the supervision of Attest: Indorse Uncle Sam's Blank petitions for recall can be had prosperity ______W., N. MARTIN. Secretary. . One hundred years ago Dr. Bo«well, at headquarters, and persons who have board of which I was a member. [ building Industry during: the remain- • "No- explanation of my vote Is nec- I ing -months of the year, It la safe to •who was educated in a medical college slgrned petitions are requested to de- avsnufl and Myrtle street, 200x3*0^ property In Philadelphia, came south and mar- Better Navy Policy essary to those citizens who are fa- (predict that 1915 will ' show a gain liver them to headquarters as early miliar with the record In the case, and jover 1914 In building. In Clayton county. August 5, ISIS. FUNERAL NOT/cks. ried Alias.Harriet Gregory, then living* as. practicable. no explanation could be satisfactory to T Fatrlck F. Henry to W. F. Dykes. In Virginia. They came to Macon to a,4 "acr*» "o'ii ~southeaVt"s"id» Ivey road,' 602 The administration's . plans for a The petitions contain the names of partisan zealots whose affiliation Permits. theast of Plaster's Bridge road, land live and during their residence here stronger army and navy 'were unant- with independent organizations di- An aggregate of $23,868 of building fe€t nor ROBINS—The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mayor Woodward and the other .seven lot 62. Seventeenth district. August 9. 1915. W. J. lloliins, ilr., and Mrs. Kenneth became, the parents of four children: moualy Indorsed by tha Atlanta As members of the police commission who vides and dilutes their loyalty to the permits was issued Tuesday, which ^ $12,000 — William .M. Nlx'on to Equitable social ion of Credit Men at their firs real and best "interest of the citizen* .showed another big spurt in building., z^tfe Assurance society of -the .United States. Robins, Misses Bortlia ;md Ktta Rob- [Levy Gregory BOB well. Pe.ter John Bos- voted to remove James VL* Beavers, for- Ins are invited to \atlrml the funeral Well and Sarah and Marie Boswell. If q.uarterlu y meeting and banquet at Eas of Atlanta as a whole. I InIn "these permits were three taken lot northeast corner Peach tree and Seventh Ljaka e club last night. Reports from merly chief of the police department. "Notwithstanding- the fact that th« oat b_y„ _S. R. Crawford t_o_ erect three street, 80x209. August 2, 1915. of Mr. W. .J- Rohins-llus (Wednesday) any of the children are now- living they Committees and speeches from guests The other commissioners are W. P. officer in- question had a number of apartment houses on East Fourth *1.600—Mrs . F. H. Mapp to Mrs. afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from the par- would be 100 years old at least. It is ,nd members were heard. Fain, R. C. Clark, James W. English, warm personal friends on the board. street, 'near Bedford place. The apart- *>. Pale*. 96 Holdernesa street, 39x153. May lors of Harry G. 1'uole. Interment at . thought some of their children may be West View. I The attitude of the association fa- A. R.. King, R. T. Pace and Council- It is at least significant that he was ment houses are to- cost 95,000 each, living, but their whereabouts are un- convicted of Insubordination by ,the being two-story, brick-vender, four- -t«m ,, H. M»p, to <**», Ban voring the policy of President. "Wilson man Edwin F. Johlpson. \ and Trust cormporation, same prbperty. known. \ in regard to the ^strengthening of tha unanimous vote of the board, and con- apartment houses at Nos. 234, 242 and To secure an election foi\ the recall August 7. 1915. / v FAL.K.INBUHG—The friends of Mr. .and Mayor 'Smith remembers •when the army and navy was given In reply to j victed of other "charges by a substan- 1246 East Fourth. * $800 —Fran k F. Smith to Mrs. Kat«. N, Mrs. A. W. FnHkinbiinr. air. and Airs. telegram from The New Tork Herald of the commissioners it will abl Floral company, Candler • _ / V Boswells were prdm.irent residents of. and read by E. L. Adams. • "It Is perhaps expecting too much building, took .,a permit for $5,000 for • f0' 'Hie, 87 Evans drive. 50x200. August \J. B. McLouKhllii. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. this city, 'but he has no idea TV hat be- sary to secure 25 per cent of the LouKhlin. Mr. ami Mrs. A. C. Gentry, An interestingg address was deliver- names on the registration, list at the of human nature to hope that vthls the alteration Of 103 Peachtree street. ' .Mrs. Pope Cox and Mrs. Francis Wad a came of them. Theyl are said to have ed by Clifford vValker, attorney gen- convicted officer will graciously ac- formerly occupied by Nunnally's store, , are invited to attond the funeral of Kone from here to Wetumpka. Ala., eral of Georgia, V>n the subject of "Im- last municipal election. The registra- cept the adverse verdict, or that his which -will soon. be. occupied by .the tion waa about 15,000. $1,277—Camilla Forge to JUrs. Mattlp C. iM'rs. A. W. Falklnburt?. y^rvices to be where Dr. and -Mrs. Boswell separated, roved Credit Conditions Between partisan associates In independent or- ' I>ahl company. Morris, lot northeast corner Auburn avenue held at Greenberg & Bond Co. chapel, the latter marrying a man named &red it Departments and Country Mer- ganizations, and who are not bound and Bradley street; ISOxl40, August 7, 1915. 35 Houston street, at 3 p. m., Wednes- chants." The reports from the chair- Broyl** M*lct» Statement. by official relations with the city of |420—Mrs. Florence Black to Atlanta fimitn, going, with him to Texas. day, Au.trust llth.' Interment at \Vcst men of committees of the association R. A. Broyies. permanent chairman Atlanta, will applaud the conduct of The formal lease of the JElseman Banking- and Saving's company, lot west View. Dr. W. %V. Landruni will offi- were read between courses, of the ban- those city officials who have under- building at Nos. 11-13-15-17 Whitehall aide Atwood street, 294 feet north, of Sells ciate. ^ Pallbearers are requested Still Ne*r €*arthoase. of the recall campaign, in an address .street, where Elseman Bros., clothiers, ayenue. 42x160. August 4, 1915. te. i Pallbearers are re Q at the Saturday night, mass meeting taken to perform a disagreeable duty. meeet at the chapel at 2:30. Macon, Ga., August 10.—(Special.)— *This )s the first time that the asc "I am responsible to the city of At- were formerly located, has been re- $300—Trustees of East Point Presbyterian I>eiputy\ Internal Revenue Collector 8 Delation has observed • Its quarterly made charges that Commissioner lanta for ,all of my official actions corded. The lease is from Rose Blse- church to executive conynlttee of Home Moye and Deputy Marshal Frank Rlley meetings with a banquet at Bast Lake man et. al, trustees, to the McClure Missions of the Presbyterian Church In the English. had told former Chief and am willing to be Judged by them, United States, lot 100 feet west of south- have returned from Thomas ton, in Up- club and the affair was highly enjoy- Beavers that any one who at- but I do not propose to be drawn Into Ten Cent company for a period of ten 1 son county, -where they ratdeu a moon- ed by the sixty-five members present west corner East Point avenue and L,yn- tempted to clean up the town would any mud-slinging controversy or card years. Rental for the first five years wood street, 60x50. August 4, 1915. shine "still" and destroyed a Marge J. L*. Baldwin, president of the associa- writing contest with ex-Chief Beavers Is to be $22,500 annually, and for the amount of peach beer and corn syrup. tion and a recent co-delegate with E be In danger. His statement was de- or with any of his allies of the t~ remaining five years $25,000 annually. BANKRUPT SALE The *'«tlir' wa« located within sight 1 Deed* to Secure cDebt. L. Adams to the National Credit as- nied by Captain English, following and RelEglon Forward Movement. „ . . 'I *3S1—Heirs of Henry T. Brown to W. TV.. •f the Upson county courthouse clock sociation convention, presided. which Mr. Broyies furnished The Con- * The fact that all of the newspapers Ponce- de Leon Pa*In*. Rolader, 4 acre** on west «lde Powers Ferry riant, Equipment, Merchandise. stitution with, the .following, statement found It necessary to refuse to publish Paving of Ponce de Leon avenue from road, land lot\ 182, Seventeenth district, their paid advertising matter because the Fordv Motor company plant to August 9. 1J15. ' \ from himself, and affidavit from v Accounts and Notes Receiva- Beavers: of .its irresponsible and hurtful char- North avenue. In Druid Hills, will be 'Correct Dress for Men" acter .would seem to justify a reluct- commenced by the county this morning. Quit-Claim Deeds, /Police Commissioner James, "W. ance on the part of any self-respecting The county will furnish the labor for 953—H. S. Harrington to N. K. Bettlnr, ble ol Tbe Dixie Pickle aid English may lay claim'to having-^per- and loyal citizen of Atlanta fn refusing this paving, the city the material >and ) No. 204 Windsor street. August 3, 1915. formed ai conspicuous part in the. re- to enter a controversy of such char- the street car company and property: |i—Estat— e of J.._ W.. Klrkpatrlck 492 feet northwest of _Ml. ton tian police" chief, but I apprehend ,he 'Those citizens of Atlanta who de- v VQBORGIA—FULTON COUNTY—Pui1- sire to Judge my personal and official the street will not have such a high 60x200 feet. August », 1915. will find it a much more difficult task record justly will be satisfied with my crown. euant to an order as passed by th« to got the people of this state or city Brick paving will be laid between Kxecntor's D««d8. ^ Hon. P. H. Adams, referee In bank- emphatic statement that never on any the car tracks, while the rest of the $1 and other considerations—Estate of ruptcy In the matter of The Dlxlo to disbelieve the following affidavit occasion have I made to ex-Chief Samuel Well (by executor) to M. E>. Bine- Pickle and Preserving Company, bank- Beavers, 'or to any one^ else, the objec- street will be { macadam prepara- from ex-Chief James L. Beavers: tion somewhat like bitullthlc over a man, No. 481 Courtland street. 47x101 feet; rupt, I win offer for sale the entire Georstk, Fulton County—In person ap- tionable statements attributed to me concrete base. j alsov half Interest In lot on north ald< assets 'belonging: to said estate at pub-i peared before the undesigned. James X.. by him. lley. 14tt feet east of. Intersection with lie outcry In the office of Bald Referee,, Beaver*, who, upon oath, says: "I am indifferent to the opinion of Courtland street, 38x64 feet. July 17, 1315. FKOI'KBTV TRANSFERS. 613 Grant Building, on Monday, AusruBt, "That In the year 1912. about thirty days those whose affiliations are such as . fl and other consideration—Same to Fred 16th 1915, at 11 o'clock a. m. Terms Essig Bros. Co. before T closed the redllght .district, Cap- to make it their business to misjudjre Eiseman, No:. 30 Bast Merrltts avenue; also taJn J. tyV. English called me over the phone me or my record." , Warranty Deeds. half Interest In second parcel above, 38x64 cash, and all bids subject to approval of Referee. . . ^ and auhrd me If I was ver1 y busy. 1 an- $3.500—Mrs. Jennie M. Holley to Mrs. feet. July 17, 1915. FOR' »warcd. 'Not specially so, and he aaked Martha P. Barnwell. 202 Park avenue, BOx $100.000—Estate D. 'Greenfield (by execu- Stock of merchandise.' consist- me if I could coine to his office about 2 225. July IB, 1915. tors) to Joseph Loewus. lot on northwest ing- of pickles, vinegar, o'clock. I answered that I could. He said WHITES AND BLACKS 1900—Same to Mrs, Kate G. Ryder, lot line of southeast 2-3 of city lot 38, land t V that he wanted to have a. talk with me. I east side North Boulevard, 47 feet south of lot 78, on southwest side Marietta street, B7 preserves. etc.. Inventory- went to hla office at the appointed time. I CLASH AT CAMP LINCOLN QUlevard terrace. 13x170. July ifc, 1915. xG7 feet. June 9, 1915. about r $B,9M.OO had. no. itica what he wanted to talk about. 38.600-^-Same to same. 449 North Boule- M.OEO—William Klaltz (by executor) to Equipment and fixtures, Inven- • • He first a«ked how the board waa treating- vard, 92x170. July 12, 1915. A. C. Raw linn, No. 342 Capitol avenue, 32' tory about o,»«O.OO me. I told him all right. He replied by Springfield, 111., August 10.—Kollaw- $5,000—J. W. Martin to Mrs. Belle Mar- ; x»6 feet. Aurust 9, 1916. ' Accounts receivable, aggregate saying: 'We had too many on the board.' ing the stafbbing of a negro soldier, a B, lot east side Aahby street, S3 feet south about , §00.90 Quick Clearance and that It waa hard tu please BO many. member of the Eighth regiment, I. N. of Park street. 49x180. April 21. 1913. Two notes against T. J. Han- "He then brought up th1e subject of the G., Camp Lincoln tonight -was the $5,000—Same to same,. lot north side Lu-I Nos, 11. IS, IE and 17 Whitehall street cock 6.MO.M . l agitation going: on at that time about the scene ,of an encounter 'between whites die avenue, 147 feet eaat of Peeples street, | for a period of 10, years, at the rate of For Inspection of said assets and In- - rertllght district ar,d told of the Investiga- ana blacks, which for a time threat- 50x170; April 21, 1913. j J22.600 per year for each of the first five ventory, inquire of the undersigned. <; • ' tions that he had made In other cities and ened to become serious. Several' -white 1150—Hal A. Steed and Hpjand H. Rowe \ years and $25,000 for eaoh year thereafter H. A. FERRIS, Tl-ustea, that theae places were necessary and that theae cranks, like J. iK. Orr.- knew nothing men and ooys were severely beaten. to C. E. and Mrs. Addle Futrell. lot June 1, 1915. 806 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.. Men's and Young Men's light The trouble was reported to the ad- west side Tazor street, 25x129. January 15, ' Atlanta,, Ga. about running a city A He then, told me of 1915. " x his experience that he had with. the jutant general and Governor Dunne, 1 , BuUdlny Pcmlt*, Anderson. Slate & D'Orr. $3,350—W. J. Harper to P. B. Coleman, $5.001*—C. A. Dahl. IK Peachtre* street, l gamblers when he* was mayor, and how he i and an investigation ordered. M West End place, 30x150, November 12, Victor Victor, weight Summer Suits, in "nob- forced the chief of police at that time to ' Ca'mp Ijincoln Is the summer camp alterations; day work. Jno. S, McClelland, rwign fcnd how he elected Arthur Connolly ground of the Illinois Kati'onal G-ua-rd $3!350—S. W.. Sullivan to W. J. Harper, j teratlona; day work "»*•*• »- Attorneys for Trustee. at. chief ,o£ police and finished his con- regiments. loot weswest - ssidee „Bunke unerr sreestreet„ „, , ,„10.5 feeee.t nonortr wh i (15ioOO—. a R. CraWford, Ma-42-M East >f Esleston,, 50x150.. February Ifl, 19121912. . Fourth street, three four-room, brick veneer by" patterns and late models $3.150 — Eusrene Dodd to American N»- apartment houses; day. tlonal Bank of Atlanta, Ga.. 162 Nelson 13,000—John B. Bowen, IS4 Washington treet. 69x69. August 5, ,1916. street, repairs; day work. $50,000—John J. Eagan to Joseph Ix>e- , isoo-^W. D.' Beatfe* 96 Belmont arenuB. WUS, lot 80UAithwes _ t_ aide Marietta street, at__ ; addition; day work. AMUSEMENTS line between city lots 31 and 32, 100 feet $500—W. r>. Beatfe, 44T AUene avvxrae, northwest of \ Spring1 street, land lot 71. 100 addition; day work. All sizes in THE STRAND x7t>; also lot 100 feet southwest of Marietta. *900—Berry estate, S, t,'!«. IS Marietta x 00 street, being two-third a of city lot S3, land street, repairs; day work. lot 78, 40x100. June 30, 1915. 94,000—Marlborous/h apartment house GRAND ITOS Jl.BOO—E. E. Greer to R. D. Moore. T2 436 Peachtree street, additions; Donaldson Values up to $22-50 PHE SUPREME. EMOTIONAL ACTRE Wabaah avenue, 45x140. August 9. 1910. A Fferson, contractors. TODAY AND TOMORROW $12. jl.800—Fulton County to Patrick F. Hen- V*BOO—Mooon-Jones et «]... 223-5 Peters ry, lot southeast aide Ivey road, (OS street; day work. northeast of Planter's Brides ' ( J10.000—First Presbyterian church. Six- IN 806. AugUBt », 1»1E. „. _ „ i teeoth street. • two-story brick vender dwell- 11,000—J. N. McEachern to J. W. Hurt, ..JO. IDE : day work. r THE CLIMBERS acrea In land lot 202. Fourteenth dlfltrtct. '$9,600—II. If. ItauTChftnbflTC, 121' Lane- December 22, 1914. home street; day work. Frl. and Sat. "NEARLY A LADY" 11.750—J. TV. Hurt to P. A. Morris, property. January *, IftlB.v 12,000—T. JO. Ward to Dr. J. TT. Hurt. NEGLIGEE SHIRTS THE N/AIVIRMRE: same property. 'July 8, 1913. $S2E—S. J. Cheshire «t al. to Paul H. Randall, Noa. 79 and 81 Hampton street, SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE STRAND ORCHESTRA 55x100. August 9, 1915. $3.512—B. A. HarCeock and X T. Williams to Mrs. F. H. Mapp, 96 Holderaeaa street, MONEY TO LOAN One lot of yPhite Shirts, 39x153. May 4, 1915.

Regular $1 and $1.50 values . 91,000—P. E. Veltr* to Hr J. Bauer. 381 We have ,on pattd $100,000 to lend at 6%, in Ponce de Leon avenue, 6flxl50. August 5, 1915. »50fl—H. A. Btherldge to Mrs. Wiley". H. amounts from $5,000 up, on central and semi-central Rucker, lot south side Ashland avenue, 600 feet west of Inman Park line, 100x100. business property in Atlanta. What Does It Mean Aug-uat 2, 1915. $50,000—Joseph Loewus to Northwestern Mutual Life Inaurance company, lot south- west line Marietta street, 100 feet north- We will give all applications prompt consideration. STRAW HATS west of Spring street, 167x99. July 29, 1915. To You?— 91,800—Mrs. Linda J. Sangater to Pru- l v dential Inaurance Company of America,, lot .. .1 ' - • "•' i - west aide Sinclair avenue, 91 feet aouthw-est of Colqultt avenue, 46x154. August 2, 1915. 112,300—0. M. Hut« to Citizens Bank of .That the Atlanta Retail Merchants Asso- EaW Point, lot south side Walker, avenue. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR 66 feet west of Madison street. 06xl&0, lot Any Hat in the Store $ 1.00 north side White Way. 171 feat from main, ciation stands back of Atlanta's X-Ray Meis street, 70x20; lot aoutheaat corner Walker chants—--vouching for their merchandise and service! WEYMAN & CONNORS Great Reductions in Furnishing It means economy and satisfaction to you, "Kryptok" Means More the purchaser, when you trade with an X-Ray Than a Lens Mortgage Loans on Atlanta Real Estate Goods all along the line Merchant. Tou do not get less than you pay Established 1890. Trust Co. of Ga. Bldg. for—you get True Values! When you are guided by Atlanta's Buai- ^ness X-Ray you have made the first vmove , toward greater efficiency in the purchasing ESSIG BROS. CO. power of your money! A LETTERHEAD 63 Peachtree Street Try it! ' • • . ISA M I R R O R * The Ballard Make not onlr antiodlei tie 1 M . "' ' , . It reflect* your builneta, and from It t PLACE YOUR FIRE INSURANCE Atlanta Retail Merchants a the m«n to whom you are writing get* 1 his flr»t Impreulon of what you are. ».10.I02,249 SC IV. INCOME DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OP THE TEAK 1915 At the prices we are offering I. Total Income Actually Received during the First1 Sir Months BUT— In Cash ...... ,...... " ...... * 2.872;2S0.52 CAROLINA PORTLAND them. We 'are determined V. EXPENDITURES DURING THE FIRST SIX 'MONTHS OP THE TEAR 1S15 Total Expenditurea during the First Six Months of the year CEMENT COMPANY to close out our stock of in Cash ...... >...... ,..-.. . . xu ..... : . . ,y 2.T18.V91.50 They All Read the Want Ads ATLAKTA. GA. Greatest Amount Insured in any one risk.. . .9 200,000.00 -Total Amount of Insurance outstanding ...... 806,823.451.00 TV«olc«tle LamlWT. SMaiBlu. l^tkav fans, as we will not carry A copy of the Act of Incorporation, duly certified. Is of file In the office •l«te-e«atesl AapliBlt SlriMailc*, Of the Insurance Commissioner. x IN ACMIC PI««t«T. Krjmtear .Wkttai them over until next season. IJme, Hi

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