? , 16,997 THE ATLANTA CONSTITl 1ON Vol — No. 15. ATLASTA, OA, WEDNESDAY MOBNIHa, JUNE 30, 1915. —EOUBTEEN PAGES.

Superintendent Summerall PROBE COMMITTEE ARMORED TRAIN LOOKS PART OF LANDSCAPE Quits the Grady Hospital; TO URGE REFORMS 10 OWN FRONTIER Criticises City's Attitude AT STATE PRISON BY TEUTON ARMIES

Declares He Is Heartsick ftiembcrs of House and Sen- Forces of the Czar Continue - PEACE CONFERENCE and Disgusted With the ate Investigating Delega- to Retreat Before the Au»- Situation and Sees No tion Report Deplorable tro-Germans Along a Front WILL SOON BE HELD Hope of Relief for Institu- Sanitary Conditions and of About 250 Miles. tion. Ask Immediate Relief* RUSSIANS WILL STAND BY MEXICAN CHIEFS AROUSED TO ACTION, THIRTY-EOUR TYPHOID ALONG THE RIVER BUG TRUSTEES WILL MOVE FEVER CASESf 8 DEATHS Stated That Leaders of Two 1 FOR IMMEDIATE AID This Great Stream X.Mfcr.1 Larger Warring Factions White and Negro Women in Many Advantages for Have Agreed to Discuss Pending Further Considera- Same Quarters — Women Strong Defense—If Rus- Terms in Two Weeks. tion, Superintendent Sum- 111 in Room With Those in sians Lose on the Bug, It merall's Resignation Is Ta- Good He<h—Ask Funds May Mean Fall of Warsaw VILLA AND OBREGON bled by Board—Letter of for New Buildings. WILL MEET ON BORDER London, June 29—Dx&en back ^rer their own frontier north, of Lember* Dr. Summerall. Recommendations will be made to and forced to cross the River Gntla. the legislature this morning for a seriee DISGUISED AUSTRIAN ARMORED TRAIN. Lipa ^n southern Gallcia, the Russian ot reforms at the state prison farms In the accompanying illustration is shown an armored train of the Austrians bedecked with shrubs and foliage Declaring that conflltions at the armies continue to retreat before th* Leaders Fear That Unless near Milledgeville so as to resemble a part of the country through which the train passes. This method of disguise is particularly Grady hospital are hopeless, unless the Austro-Germans along a front of ap- In compliance with a resolution by valuable In protecting the train from aerial attacks,. The pilot ot a hostile air craft Invariably is completely fooled people of Atlanta are aroused and save proximately 2GO miles They Agree the Movement RepresentatKe En me, of Baldwin, by this ruga. > the institution by bonds or otherwise, Berlin records progress In virtually adopted Saturday, a joint committee of Jby Huerta's Friends Will Superintendent W B Summerall Tues- the entire southeastern theater, al- five from the house and three from the day afternoon tendered his reslgna- though violent fighting still is In prog- senate Mere instructed to Investigate Cause United States to tion ito the board of trusteetrusl s of ihe ress beyond the Gnila Lipa, which Jolna N the general conditions at the state in- Federal Prisoners institution The trustees, taken by the Dniester at Halicm stitutional and especially the epidemic . Intervene. surprise, took no action on Dr Sura- HUM ELECTED BRITAIN TO FIGHT Having forced a passage of thta merail's resignation, tabling It for of typhoid fever, stream, General von Llnsl»gen*s army - - ' v The committee la composed of Rep- May Operate Plant further consideration is presumably astride the railway yira- Puo. Texu, June J» —Jo» « Isabel sentativea Knnls. of Baldwin, Con- In an Interview with a Constitution nlng from Hallcz to LemJbera; an* mlntoter cf war In tk« cabinet nor, of Spaldlng, Spence, of Mitchell, reporter Dr Summerall severely crit- For U.S. Mail Bigs Stanlslau, and now doubtless Is almlnv Sulallo OutJerrez. announced h«ra King, of Greene, and Allen, of Jack- TO HEADSCHOOLS TO THEM END that the leader* of the two icised the people of Atlanta for what at the line which runs from Lembere: he claims to toe their utter Indifference son, and Senators Walker, of the \ tm*m*r warring faetlona havo aKre«d to twenty-fifth. Paulk, of the twenty- to Odessa through TarnopoL to the needs of a great Institution that It seems evident th*t Germany la «I*Ban peace, terms, perhaps within sixth, »nd Bonner, of the thirty-first Terrell and MeEachern Vote Attorney General Gregory Supporting War Loan, Pre- for some time has been crowded to Us bent on further punishment for the two week*. Members of the Joint committee, ac- limit. and Warden Zerbst Favor mier Asquith Says Last Russians before relaxing the intensity 8tBc« tha overthrow of Gutierrez's companied by Chairman Davidson of for W. M. Slaton, Former jrcmmment Rctbles ha, not been Identi- "I have looked to every side for re- of her Gal i clan campaign, bat. with the the prison commission, spent all of fied with either Villa or Carrania, Ac- lief, * said Dr Summerall, "and there Superintendent — School Use of Cotton and Daily Farthing and Last Drop of Russians across the frontier, the Qer- Monday making an inspection of the oordhiK to hl» story he was chosen Is none The people are indifferent, mans TV ill have to rely almost solely state farm, the committeemen return- 1>y tnfiTientlal Idexlcana anxious to end and I do not -wish to remain superin- Improvement Bids Ac- Pay for Inmates. Blood Will Be Put in—Hu- on road transport and their advance ing to Atlanta yesterday tko ftKhtlna; tendent under these circumstances for will y The Constitution, U eral penitentiary and United States London, June 29 —'Penny-wise econ* ON RIVER with the situation. The Russians are making their stand. •nlddl* of July Villa will be on the ture maSce provision for changes M Landrum, who ha* been serving aa Attorney Oeneral Gregrony. who has just omy heretofore has not been a strong border to meet Obregon. the two "Since Grady was founded twenty- Eight Die of Typhoid. superintendent ad Interim since the completed an Inspection of the Atlanta feature of the gatherings at Guild on the Bug river This great stream, •aatetlonlnff the conference five jears ago. with no cost to the peo- The typhoid fever epidemic TB expiration of WilHam M Slaton a term Institution miscarry the Inmates of hall, so closely connected with alder- which offers many advantages for a. Robles Intimated that the success ple of Atlanta, the people have only found to >be even worse than had been of office, wan elected superintendent the Atlanta prison will shortly be usins manic banquets of proverbial opulence, strong defense, rises near Zlocxow, tn of his work had been hastened by fear given a measly $100,000 to build an reported but It Is now under control of the Atlanta achool system at a Georgia cotton for the manufacture of but Premier Aoqulth today cnbse thla G/aJlcia, runs almoet north, forms a •rested at headquarters of both Villa annex, and this is ever/ cent that has and Its further spread appears to have meeting- of the board of education yes- mall nags for Uncle Sam^ The tentative fi^at part of the eastern .frontier ot been stopped The Investigation brought home of wealth to initiate a move- and Carranza that the revolution popu- been given beyond maintenance, and terday noon In tike Chamber of Com- plan 1, to eatatollKh a manufacturing ment In support of the British war Russian Poland, and joins the Vistula. there has not been one cent given for out the fact that there had been thirty- 18 miles northwest of 'Warsaw. It 1* larly believed about to be begun by four cases of the fever at the prison, merce building- * plant at the prison for this purpose loan He urged"jHersonal thrift through- out the nm.ttom*9a a* to make It pos- •long the Gallcian course that the wmjr mill «o complicate the sltua- the Cfrm/ojrt and. bou^lay of the nurses or which, eight of the patients have Upon nomlnatfjtfHi*'- **""»• I* Attorney General Gregory spent sev- (• Mexico that tn« United "BTales -of, GraajJ*osptt»£ *nf«sse good women sible for the country to bej^r the strain o>f Grand Duke Nicholas is believed to the Austro-Gennana bar* as a negro contagious disease ward commission be directed to at once get tion, of conditions at the prison and pushed back to the Bug, near Kam- •Washington June 39 —Genera l Felipe estimates on the cost of Installing sep- J V MeEachern to the war loan was announced simul- The resignation to take effect by Oc- of the work upon the new buildings. taneously with the appearance of Pre- ionka, northeast of Lemberg, and. Angeles, right-hand man of General tic tanks, an almost complete change of Those v-votlng for Superintendent or as soon aa a successor la Including the new cell house, the new mier Asquith o,n the platform It was farther north haveV penetrated Russian Francjsco Villa, came to Washington the outside sewerage system an-d a very Xjandrum were Harvey Hatcher, I>an hospital and the new laundry, all of Poland, capturing the important town considerable extension to that now In bj a London assurance company and today to denj Intimations that he was W Green, Jame* I* Key, Dr 3 N. which, are now In course of construc- for 3 000,000 pounds ($15,000,000) of Tomaszow according to Vienna they operation, and for two new buildings tion Ho was greatly pleased with Involved In the actiilties of Vlctorltno PLAINLY Pierce, Aldine Chambers, George F First Great Democratic I*o«i also na\e, driven the Russians holding The committee found that the over- Eubank*, Robert J Gulnn, A- P Mor- what he found. ground near Sielec northward as far aa Hnerta and his associates and at the crowded condition of the Institution New Quarter. Completed. Premier Asquith emphasized that this MJSTEES. gan, Jesse W Armistead and Mayor was the first great democratic loan In Krjstianpol, a distance of about eight s&m* tine to learn the sentiment of of- lesignatlon, which was In wrlt- makes it impossible to live up to prctp.- miles, and ha^e taken Burstyn, north, er sanitary regulations, and to relieve G "Woodward The new executive quarters of the the financial history*of Great Britain ficiate toward the Mexican problem lows In voting for Mr. Landrum, Mayor prison are already complete and are of Hallci In fact the masses of Aus- The general Issued a .statement say- this congestion it will be recommended Woodward said "In casting my vote The state, he said, was appealing to all Atlarta, ^une 1 1916 occupied The new cell house and the classes, e*v en those w hose resources trian and German troops are advancing/ rd of Trustees, wrady Hos- that a new building be erected for the for Mr Land rum I wish to rectify a along their entire front in the south- Ins; he was opposed to Hnerta and all white female convicts, the toulldlng be- other twn buildings will shortly be were most limited tliat he represented in Mexican politics Gcntlemet I hereby tender wrong done him seven years ago, finished also There will remain then east, forcing the Russians before them lignation as superintendent tng used at present for female convicts when he -was defeated for the miperin- '"Waste on the part of either indi- •ad that after a brief stay here would Grady heap it a I, to take ef- bnt one of the planned 'buildings to be viduals or classes.' said Mr Asquith in a broad swe«p«ingr movement, a,nd In to be devoted exclusively to negroes tendency by one -vote" the northeast pushing forward, wltl* •/•> to Sonora on a private mission for uuch tl-ne as you are in completed—^tnothe^ cell house 'which alwavs is foolish and short to designate my successor, White* nd »«m>*» Together. In accepting the office for tne ei^su- Already the number of men In the Warsaw as their objective Qeneral Villa, returning afterwards to In that building it was found that Ing term of one year Mr Landrom sighted, is. In these times, nothing ped that su h time be not later prison, WhioJl IB noir 1,1*4. the largest shor^ -Of a n^s&ldnal ds^n&ex. " Should the Austro Germans cross thtt the battle front to remain with his "ctober first of this year 125 negro women and nineteen white said* "I eh all serve the achool chil- population -the institution has ever had Bu« rU er in strength, the complete . of accommodations and fa- women are confined on one floor, sep- dren of Atlanta to the best of ray abili- The premier then discussed how cblet is more than enougii needed for the country which normally had only 300 - evacuation of eastern Gallcia by the is the ftimulus of mj res- arated only by a board partition through ty The school exists for the upbuild- construction -work at hand "When the Russians would seem probable Department of Justice officials had ifion ing of the city's youth and It will be 000 000 or 400 000.000 of pounds ster- no additional details today concerning not mean to be sacrilegious which a door furnishes communication present buildings are completed it 1*111 between the rooms my aim to co-operate In every way ling to spare yearly could get this NOTE OF ANXIETY the (marges and evidence on •» hich -jLpnraslng a Biblical parable, be impossible to use all the men upon huge unprecedented draft out of its I say that n multitude has The committee found about twenty- possible with the board of . educa- the construction of the other cell house, GeBeral* Huerta and Oroxco were ar- fed on a small loaf and a little tion which ia the governing body of resources. He dismissed as impracti- IN ACCOUNTS. raeted at El Paso They expressed the five women ill and living In the same and when that Is completed also there cable the idea of selling investments, The British press stil^ voices the hop* but a srr>at multitude cannot room with the women wlio are in good this system' i opinion, however, that whatever snlght .J from tba same small loaf and would be practically no employment property, or of borrowing abroad that the Russians soon will find a 1M the outcome of the prosecution, the ame little fish, by reason of our health This room, it is said, Is very Brlttaln Declined Svperin4em4toneT. for tne prisoners. tenable line and deliver a counter blow, amall and crowded and poorly ventilat- Therefore one of th« big problems arrests already had had a wholesome i limitations 1 The call for an election of a super- but there is a note of anxiety In near- . Grady hospital, In capacity ed, thus creating a serious menace to intendent was made Monday by Chair- considered by Warden Zerbst and the 'The amount that could be raised •ffect in preventing the launching of a the health of the other women It is abroad In comparison to the sum re- ly all the accounts, together with the Sew Mexican revolutionary movement. equipmeit, is only partially man G-uinh upon receiving a letter attorney general was that of furnish- w arnlng that either the capture of to thp legitimate demands said these women, however, are not suf- from M. It. Brittaln declining the elec- ing employment to the men quired, he said would be practically Oeneral Angeles wishes to talk with upon it- The result is over- infinitesimal and if it were possible Warsaw or the seizure of the great fering from fever, although one woman tion to the superlntendency which was "Experience has shown." said War- railway lines which «upply It would President Wilson He Iwas not directed ling th* patients and over- recently died there with symptoms in- den Zerbst Tuesday afternoon, "that It on any considerable scale we should fcy Villa to do so. he said, but Is ting the nurses tendered him June 5 and which was to have to face the proojwct of ending the badlsutrous to Russia and surely flciency is not compatible dicating fever of some sort have become effective July 31. la never vis* to lock A man up In a war a debtor t5c another general •aoclotu to learn just what Mexican such conditions j tain addition to these circumstances Upon the recommendation of Super- cell and leave him there" I The only other course he declared Volley the United States intends to German offensive in the west. six years I have devoted my *they found Wretched sanitary condi- intendent Land rum the election of an To Tem<* VocattoH. was that his countrymen diminish, their Notwithstanding the French attack* parsne. Continuous lighting by the fac- i and ab Hty to this institution, tions, which they believe have given assistant superintendent was Indefi- expenditures and increase their sav ve nursed it as a motUer would Aa a result of the Inspection by At- around Arras, it is, argued that the tions now In the Held with no hope of rise to the .fever epidemic nitely postponed by a vote of the ings Mr Asquith continued Germans must feel comparatively se- recoa-Bition it futile. General Angeles her babe It has grown torney General Gregory he will recom- *The state of the trade balance be- . hospital of sixty/patients, It seems also that bad sanitary cdn- board. The board .formerly decided mend that proper industries be estab- tween ourselves and other countries cure in the west, else they would not believes, and he agrees with President you put me In charge, to a dltions at the farm are not only al- that thl* official would have no duties have risked their tremendous envelop- lished at the Atlanta Federal prison at this moment affords grounds I don't ing move against the Russians The Wilson's recent statement, that the pltal of 300 patient* at this ready working havoc among the In- during the summer interim and there It ia the Idea of the attorney general say for anxlet} but for serious thought •various elements must come to an , and this latter number would French are persisting in their assault* mates, tout are also a menace to Mtl- Is therefore no necessity for this elec- that this employment should not only For the first five m6nths of the pres- in the neighborhood of Arras, "but with. ttodentacdlng He told his friends that _ been greatly augmented had Icdgevllle. itself, ^ since this sewage tion until the opening of the fall term ent % ear our imports have increased M sad Oeneral Villa would support for the i ll-nit of makeshifts been be a means of keeping the men tousy, by 32 300 000 pounds (9162 600,000), out appreciable change in the situa- austed I empties into a small stream -which flows Plans have been completed for the but should be profitable both to the while our exports and re-exports have tion , th*. provisional presidency any capable his bag been obtainea through through the heart of the tbwn There construction of an open court upon the government and to th« men, and at the decreased fcy 73 75*.*00 pounds <«««,- Fighttng also has been going on la magi wlto represents the principles and co-operation and sipport, for have, so far as Is known, been no 111 roof of the Day school which Is to be the v osges where the Germans cap* same time teach the men a business 750,000) That means that for twel\e tured positions held by the French 04 }d«4ls for which the revolution has __o tim during thesd six years effects suffered tn Mllledgevflle from erected on South Pryor between Trini- upon which they might rely. If neces- months our Indebtedness to other coun- been fooarht. , ^ . thei^e ever been a rote of di»- tries will reach over 2*0,000 000 pounds the slopes to the east of MeUeral. only 1 between this honofeble board this condition, and any recommenda- ty avenue and Garnett street for the sary, upon leaving prison to haM> them retaken, there are great Ajsgly Tharsdmy risk of growing ildifferent to recommends now It will urge for the recommended aa the article which the immediate consideration of the 'general Roof Garden mt New School. become greatly conscious that the bat- f duties and responsibilities Chairman Gulnn stated that this de- Atlanta institution should manufacture tle in which we are engaged touches Dali> Weather rough familiarity wih such con- assembly, so that more serious conse- for the government. Another possibility interests and ideals far be> ond the Lowest temperature f tlonn I deem It my fluty to you quences may be avoided parture from the original plane for shores of these islands beyond evttn Highest temperature \ tt•* ,6; m-v duty to mysell to ask you the building was due to a suggestion is furniture ' the confine** of our world-spread em- Mean temperature .... 7* The condition existing in the build- Mr. Zerbst stated that the plan of SHOP IN THE 1I designate another from Mrs Annie T Wise, principal of pire and realizes that it concerns the Normal temperature 77 Respectfuly, Ing occupied ay brothers, who own the humanitarian feature -which Is that Is right or force to dominate man- Deficiency since 1st of month, in CONSTITUTION Superintendent. of paying the men for their work kind * * asked the premier who, re- Deficiency since .January 1 in Continued on Four. building, agreed to make the change marking that comfort prosperity and — '- Fr*».i Vu4e— ASK v upon the committee's agreement to pay Wages Go to Family. a securely sheltered existence perhaps BEFORE YOU them f 10 more per month rental "It might be possible to pay them in some conventional type of religion IND ISSUE. ltal bond Issue, i I sincerely hope it will be Inaugurated." liberal member of thte house of com- Knoxville. rain 71 ^tialnf columns of The Con- trustees preseSt at the meet- While Attorney General Gregory was rnous for Com entry, has given notice Louisville, cldy ... 75 were Colonel >bert J Lowry, Free Tea To In Atlanta he spent practically his en- that he will ask Premier Acquith In the Kempbis, pt. cldy II -'•matloD for the aavlng of house on Wednesday "whether. In view (4 t of the O: ly hospital board tire time In the Atlanta Federal prison. of certain speeches by some members Miami, pt. cSdy .. doU*T». \ trustees, Ed Commotion Want Ad Hoblte, rain Tl Martin, He inspected the prison from the^roof of the German parliament demanflins; Montgomery, cldy Wearing apparel, slimmer ident. of the Qrady Training; to the lowest cells, and paid midnight a speedy and h on orable peace* h I a — .•hvlll-, cldy ol for Norses, 8 Elkln. Jr.. Readers visits to the prisoners, watched. th«m majesty a government will consider the flmfftura, Tjoaaefcold neceasV advisability of stating more specifi- .,jw Orleans, p«ldy ttesv foodstuffs; In fact, yertleta« in C. Newell «xpressed recret a half-pound package of PROHI FORCES WIN »CoortittttfaB. the superlnten ,t'« rertgnatton. MINNESOTA COUNTIES JBt. - LAUKS VO Heekin'* Iced Tea. absolutely JEREMIAH O'DONOVAN lalt r St. Paul, Mlntt. June 39—Dry forces PASSES IN NSW YORK F CITY. FREE captured three out of tour counties £ass? ^sr^.::i In a lengthy *ta^ Dr Bummerall Keep your eye on voting oat !*cal option in tuts state New York. Jane 1* —Jeremniab o*r»on- ESaftilsF.-•::•:! !xpja.in«d hi* actii In resigning. yeeterdJty. The final count ihowi ITLeksburtT. cldy I blaraj* the fl< Pie of Atlanta for Washington, oUy SENATOR JOHN D WAUCBH, TheCon*titutkm Want Adi! ttower, Qraat and Wtlktn count tea dry. »£fel& P»*jJ?*JH** £*?*l Ot tha twentieth district, chairman of while Crow Wing county r«taia«4 ttae I0l£ & tb< state farm lnv»U«-atlnr committee. •aleona. ,, Mtt«UV * »• "".SEraBSli.*

1EWSP4PERS jOC^STITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, JUKE 30, 1915.

t*. VkJsj be* baaa BsH-ttealarty 1 feeble Oanbatt,Mt*alu( O» the treat struct positions for *rtiU«nr able with reference to the sec- of the Nle»a«£ tod Naraw river* and defile of Giraznondo. \ '-. . *M br **• British- | on the left o$rthe Vistula- cairn pre- EVELYN THAW AND SON "From his side.'th* •n*my bombard:*^ vsj]a». BREAST DEEP IN WAM, TKUTONS CROSS T*« advance, of,- Straus; enemy SHELLS AND SHELLS, VAIN ATTACKS MADE •d the summit of Ze.lienkofel anal ' forces alona the entire front between afterwards attackur^mt different thnes, nrro RUSSIA. , the sources of the River Vleprs, in the but uosuoc*slstfuUy. Jtta* * srovenuneat of Lublin and tie western "In the r«t1on of the Isonxo' river ! BUB. continues and here on rear guard THEN MORE SHELLS EtRMAN TROOPS FOUGHT BY AUSTRIAN FORCES atmospheric condition* remain unfa- • peeitlons In the region of Tomaamow I . - . V SH j our troops on June 17 and i* repulsed voraiDl* and have render**! Tery diffi- „ ! several desperate German attacks. cult, la view of the bad.state of th« eapturad that Mountains of Missile* Are Be- tn-ound, «om* isolated attacks which to uAuatrlaa afflaial atatoanant "Toe enemy array on the Dniester, Pa*a.*g« of the Dniester River Rome Report* the Repulse of reinforced by freeh German troops v th* Austrian columns fllrecte-J, p«r- ««&;(*atatamaat alao aaya Oat atronsr quite recently thrown Into this region, in* Sent Daily to the Forced Under Almost Im- Many Axtaulta on Italian < haps onJy to try our condition of re- Ruaslaa faroea nortit of'Kasalonka, 2le •oua-ht. by the fiercest of attacks on sistance. The enemy has been re- nllee northeast of Limbers;, were re- the front Boukatehevtty-Martynoff to British Front. - possible Conditions. Position*. pulsed on several positions recently 'throw disorder into our retirement to- conquered. Nla-ht alar ma in enemy BBlaa*' with craat loss laat nlsTht after wards the Qnita Lipa river, hut failed camps continue to be reported.** fceajr . in this object and sustained enormous General Headquarter* of the Brit i ah Berlin, June *».— T nrr> Press.)—Shells and shells and then passage across the Dniester riv»r near "DRY" TERRITORY __mmlonka- The Russia~ • n __troop_ s an this ARE APPALLING. more shells—shells by the cord, by the Bukasxowlo*, in Qalicla. and drov* h«re tonleht: , 1 Ha* are h*ina- attacked. ' On Monday motor truck load, by tralnjoad and "In the Tyrol and Trentino regions, INCREASED W UTAH ' are) -captured Burftyn. London. June 3».—The 'Kuailan batik th* desperately battling Russians shipload. Shells of all sixes: from one along: a front several miles wide on especially along: the eastern part of you can carry - under your arty to Salt Lake.City, June 29.—Tonight's the morning of Jun* 26. is told by this frontier, the Austrian artillery liquor elections increased Utah's made under a deadly are. ONES Sandwich** GERMANS REPULSED, ' the German army headquarters staff explosives waa represented. War ia "The German troops crossed in th* Pints . 49c RUSSIANS REPORT. announces that -to the north of Lem- business these days and. the business darkness. I*OK from the meadows came Quart* . 59c 1 Oc Dozen 3 For 5Oc 15c&25c terg- the Austro-Qerman - forces now of the ordnance is to furnish the weap- to their aid and before daybreak .th» Petroxrad. June 29.—(ViDhe a foltoWinLondong. are oi«n .TJtieain'Russia n territoryttorritmrv., ons that do the killing—the very im- first lines were on the opposite bank Fancy Chinook June 30, 2:20. a, m.)—Thnti wMsJiien General von Llntlngei also has portant and grimly refined cart of the of the stream and bad begun an ad- HEINZ' PORK New Packed ARGO Russian official stateme!nt was B"ve" . the Russian,.s_ aero* the Gnila vance toward th* woods. SALMON out tonight: , i dl iven business. AND BEANS BLACKBERRIES SALMON "In the Shavil region we repulsed affluent of the Dniester "Bullets alao." remarked the officer, Breast »e*» !• Water. V STEAK "are passed out for the machine puns "Our opponents were abl* to check The follows;. and rifles at, the front. Millions' the attack only at tb* steepest river 3 Cans 25o 4 Cans 25o 2Sc Cans 15c "Western th ,., .-.' , , Enough in a single action alonfc one 1 Oc "The French yesterday prepared for bank. One, West Prussian regiment , section of the line to kill all the sol- EVELYN NESBIT THAW AND SON. had to stand all day breast deep In The Bast. Pur* FRESH BAKED FRESH BAKED 'a night infantry attack, between L*en l s diers from . Switzerland to the North When the trial -which was expected water. A soldier, in order to shoot, OLIVES I and the Bethune-Arjraa road, by a sea if everyone found Its mark. One to result in the ultimate freedom of had to be lifted out of the water by TOMATO MARSHMAUOW VANILLA strong preparatory fire, but they were ! In a thousand does, perhaps, whether Harry Thaw was begun in New -York others. Even these difficulties were Stuffed or frustrated by our artillery. fired by Briton or German. city strenuous efforts' were made by overcome; however, and notwithstand- Plain CATSUP CREAMS WAFERS "In^the hilU of the Meuse the enemy The factories can keep on feed In a newspaper reporters to get an opinion ing /Unking flre this troop emerged yesterday delivered five attacks on the the armies with bullets and if 1,000 of the case from Byelyn Neebtt Thaw, 2 Battto 1 5c 2 us, 25c 2LbS. positions we captured June 26 at a bullets take the life of one enemy and Thaw's wife, but she refused to talk. and finally reached and stormed the point to the southwest of Lea Eparges. saVe one of your own men, which fac- There have been stories printed that enemy's' chief position. i but these attacks broKe down with tories cannot replace, that is good busi- immediately that Thaw gets hi» free- "With deliberation and calmness aa BLUE SEA GRAPE JUICE POTTED VIRGINIA • heavy losses. During the night tna ness In war aa fought along the siege dom he would kill his wife. His wife If on the parade ground. th» gigantic TUNA FISH French advances at a point further line in Prance." laughs at these stories. movement made progress until the city 3-Quart Bottle HAM TOMATOES east also broke down without having of Bukaaiowlce and Its suburbs, oc- >/; Lb. Cans lie achieved success. cupied >by the toest Russian troogw and *'East of Ijuneville- three attacks on BIG COTTON IMPORTS Finnish sharpshooters, were taken and i Lb. Cans 17c $1.00 36oCant .p*a*trate fur- Washington, 'June J9.—The British IN CHINESE REPUBLIC the heights beyond the meadows GUAVA BACON ther than our outer entanglements. government announced through its em- against counter attacks from th* dis- JELLY COFFEE BACON In Carton* J'The enemy was driven back into hia bassy here today aa agreement with San Francisco. Jun* 29.—Free speech possessed Russians. Our troops are in former positions by our fire. the Swedish Cotton Spinners' associa- and free thought, given,to the Chinese excellent condition despit*, their exer- 25c Classes 10c 34 GERMANY GIVEN NOTICE yesterday. „- ble to those importers. I Political writers have been exiled, K*nneuw Biscuit and Other 5c Per Loaf "Southeastern theater: The embassy here notified Its con- publications suppressed and "a reign "The army under General von Lin- sular officers throughout the United of brutal oppression Introduced" ,oy ABOUT AMERICAN SHIPS Crackers In Fruit Jars singen defeated the enemy during a States. the present Chinese republic. Sin Lun Qts.Daz. pursuit alongr the entire Iront^between Assignment of parts of the cargoes said, following. "serious criticism and •Washington, Jun« S«.—The TJnltad So and lOo Sione's Cakes Hatics and Pirielow and drove them of the American steamers Seasconnett popular censure for its -autocratic and States goYsrnmant has adopted the across the Gnila Lipa river v . In this and PdrtJand to a prize court by Brit- unconstitutional acts/' , practice of notiftrtng- th» German ad- ^ PACKAGES —6 section fighting continues. ish authorities \a a surprise today to "A Berious reaction has set IrC* he 63c "Further north in the Frzemyslany state department officials, who under- said, "and our best writers no longer miralty throuffb Ajn'bassador 'Gerard of district the town of Kamionka, 25 stood the ships had been released. The are permitted to continue their IsJbors the time of departure of every pas- miles northeast of Xiemberg. has been action adds to the complicated maze 'in peace." senger ship sailing: the American flag reached by our troops, Nbrth of Ka- of cases of seizures in which the de- This "brutal oppression," he said, and awxrojclmately- the hours during taionka the enemy did not await our partment is endeavoring to aid. Ameri- existed In the old monarchical days which It will (pass through tha war attack, but retreated, across the River can ship pins- interests. so that literature haa no great Influ- ATLANTA'S OLDEST SAVINGS BANK "The) Men* Bra«M»t Dish" Bu«- at a point below 'Kamionka. X2omplaints from Importers continue ence on politics. Recently, however, zone.' . "ITI a section north - and northea«t to reach the department In large authors, disappointed.*'at the unpopu- The precaution Is belnc taken In a of Mosty Wielkie. about 30 miles north numbers. - v • lar.tty of their pure,style, adopted the order that German submarine com- The of L/ernbeifr, and aJuo northeast and historical novel and^-won many read- manders- may be on the .watch for I2oz.can9 26oz.l9° west of TomasBo, the en«my yester- era. American vessels and prevent a repe- day offered resistance. Everywhere h« * 'Robinson Crusoe and Treasure Is- tition of the attack on th» American Georgia Savings was defeated. Here we now ara on land now are as widely read Jn China, tankshlp GulfUKht, which was tor- Russian territory. (Tomaszow la In Sin Lun said, as In the United States. pedoed by a German submarine com- VAKILLA Poland). MORTUARY mander who supposed the vessel was a "Under the pressure of our advance British ship because It was in com- Bank fi? Trust in .this district tho enemy la begin nine pany of two English patrol boats and .to evacuate his positions In the Tanew SCANDALOUS ASPERSION the American flan waa not observed WAFERS section and on the lower S&n." Mr*. Wallace, Maymvill*, Ga. until after the torpedo'had been Bred. Company Maysville, Ga>. June 29.—(Special-)— DENOUNCED IN COMMONS Officials here believe that If the FRENCH GAIN Mrs. Sarah A- Wallace died at aTaya- German admiralty sends to Its sub- llle on June 25 .in her eighty-eighth London. June 29.-—"A scandalous and marine commanders notification OT Grant Bldg. IN THE VOSGES. year. She was the mother of ten chil- wholly false aspersion" Is the way what American passenger ships are dren. She had 'flfty-aeven grandchil- Hesrinald McKenna, chancellor of th* passing through the war »ene, thera Paris/ June 29. —Th a offlotat com- dren and two great-great grandchil- exchequer, atigrmatfzed a question put can be no doubt of their Identity. munication issuev d by the war 'office dren. She was born in i,Madison county iri the house of commons today by ton Ight aay s : and lived there until 1949, when she Laurence Glnnell, a nationalist mem- $1 Starts "In the Voagea w« regained this married Boland !>.- Wallace, who served ber, suggesting- that British troop* morning all the positions which we four years In the confederate army were killing Germans after they had the had occupied to the east of M;«tzeral. from Jackson county, as-a soldier In laid idown their arms Instead of taik- "On ^the rest of the front there is the Forty-third Georgia regiment. She Ing them prisoners. HUGHEY'S, 115 Whitehall Account nothing to report except artillery ac- ' was a member of the Baptist church. Sir Arthur B. Markhara, a liberal tions." Her husband died seven years ago. member, invited Mr. McKenna to ask; Irisk P«t«*oe«, famc r The communication l»sued,in the aft- fall ernoon follow*.- the United States government to con- ^North of Arra* tb«r* w%» -m contin- Alfred Jones. vey to the German "government "the 1 uance last night of th*- cannonading, fact that Mr. Gtnnell la not otf sound faaey, do.... . • particularly north and south of Alfred Jones1 , eleven-year-old son of mind." Souchez, and north of Neuville. An Mr. and (Mrs. A. B. Jones, died In a Pine. Mr*e Bell infantry engagement maae it poaslbl* irivate hospital Tuesday from injuries reavers, dos . lOo The Famous LaR for us to make progre&s along the road .t Is claimed, he received when he was PLENTY OF RECRUITS I struck by an automobile August 31,' . Jantaloapea. lanra ReducedfrM*L101* between Angles and Ablaln. each "In the Airgonne at Bagatelle yes- 1*14. The boy,at the time of his in- FOR THE BRITISH NAVY terday witnessed incessant fightlnr juries was- walking from nls home. B-reab. tender 9na» Beans, __ with torpedoes and Hand grenades. 115 Cherokee avenue, to Orant Park, London, June SO.—(2:OG a. m.)—That n the V 1 w-bere he was going to play. He Is recruiting: for the British navy thus far freak?* an in this * £ , » 5** "S:' ^ <3*rman attack survived by two sisters. Misses Bessie Deposits made on on brfore July j forfced back fdr" the' moment our ad- and Margia Jonea. besides his parents. has been In .excess of the actual needs, packase; *»•* vance posts * onr the alopes east of came out In parliament last nlgrht when dewev Metzeral, but w«" at once delivered a tho house of commons voted a resolu- i oc 10 will draw interest fron July 1.1 Mm*, «wiy A counter attack and reoccupled part of . Grady Cannon. tion adding1 60,000 men. >- . Try a the ground lost. Thomas J. McNamara, financial sec- packagetaday. '*On the remainder of the front the Orady Cannon, aged 24, died Tuesday retary of the admiralty, explained that nigttl tMusacft quietly." morning at bis residence in Bolton, Ga^ the government had all the men actual- Meat Caataloopei. He Is survived by his parents, Mr. and ly needed, but that in asking this vote These.are extra fancy* TTfift Mrs. W. S. Cannon; two brothers, Callle the admiralty was look In ft -well ahead. and Marshall, and three Bisters. Mra. He said that BO keen had fcfeen the Russia to Borrow in London. TV*. O. Baker, of Atlanta; Mrs. J. J. Hill, desire to Join the navy that mor* men HUfiHEY't, IIS iiriiHihall of Sewanee. Ga., and Mrs; B. H. Valen- h'ad enrolled than were required. Booklovers' Htme Library Coupon London. June 29.—An Imperial d«- tine, of Smyrna, Ga, cree authorizes the Russian ministry of finance, says a Reuter dispatch from Grady Cannon. Bolton. Petrosrad, to place In the London mar- No. .106, Bolton, Ga., \ June 29.—(Special.)— Report' of the condition of tfc* x You LL FIND IT AT 1 >ld amount Grady Cannon, a highly respected ^"'- * ' - young man 'of. this place, died at his home at an early hour this morning. He Is survived by his parents, three sisters and two ^brothers. Burial will American National Bank be'at Sard Is Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. AT ATLANTA J. W.~Adtkin*. to th* State of Georgia, at the oloae of buslne**. Juna ].. Itlft. Jones' Cash Store RESOURCES. , . ' 12* WHITEHALL J. W: Adtkina, aged 48, dl«6 at 3 492-468 Peaehtree Street. o'clock Tuesday morning, at Ms resi- l.aljoana and dlucotints (notes held In bank) M.41I.31I.*T dence in East Point, lie Is survived Total loan* ...... t.... PHONE IVY BOOO. SPECIAL FQR by his wife and five children. W, m, 1. Overdrafts, secured, none; unMcured, 1184.88 .:...'. ,. J. J. I*, G..C. and I* I* Adtkins, of Bast I. atr. S. bond* d« pas) tad to securd. clrccul*tl«tt — tO.040.ftf O*ors;la Peaches, basket a&e Shelman; and. two slaters, Cecilia and bAll other atockB, including prwmium on same » *7«.«0— Fancy Cantaloupes, Margaret Shelman. ' t And many others. . • OlZ.—. 7. Other rea.1 estate owned . .v ; each ...... O/3C g. Due from Ftderal Reaerve Bank Hugo SteYenson 9 a l>ue from approved reserve asenta In «New Tork, Chleaco To 9c. By the Mra. Frieda Hmntmehel Irby. and St. Xxmla - $2>4,M«.*4 Crate ..... Mra. Frltsda Hentschel Irby, aged 28, b Due from approved reserve aajents In other reaarve eltlea «. 10. Due from banka and bankero (other than Included IB B or 9) ^ Dumas Shakespeare Lemons; died at h«r residence. 117 Cherokee 11. Checks on bank* In the sam« city or town aa raportlnc bank ,. avenue, Tuesday morning;* She la sur- U. SSxchangea for clearina; houae • dozen vived by her sister, Mrs. C. T. Lennon lm. a Outside check* and other caah itema f 1.000.91 Hamper's Coffees and one child. b Fractional currency, nickels and cents .T 4,212.«ft— No. 10 Silver- 14. Notes of other national bank* Our carefully prepared and scientific ie.f...... 16. Federal Reaerve notes blends are unsurpassed- Try today RUSSIA FORMS A BOARD i Lawful raon*x renerva In bank: Write HIM «*A*Urat Brim Ne. 10 Cotton Bloom 16. Total coin &nd certificates .: , •,•.,. TO SECURE MUNITIONS lieval tender notes .....t....; or Armour's Ivey • . 84c 17. r*«-_*Redemptiol tenden rfund note- wits .h U. B. Treasurer (nut rnor* thaa & par / cent on circulation) TV $ 38,000.04 8 lb«. Maxwell London; June 30.— (1:63 a. m.> — "An I>ue from U. S. Tr«asur*r - „. House ...... Important step toward the removal of v Visit the 84o th* drawbacks under which th* Rus- Governor'e Cup or sian army Is sutferlns; has been taken DEMONSTRATIONS by the formation of a special 'board of LIABILITIES. Luxlanne Coffee • • 22^0 military' supplies,' " smys The Dally Capital stock paid In Telegraph's Petrofrr&d correspondent. Surplus fund •- ..•*•.»•*•••••>••»<*-•. •*•'••'.•>*•**.•..•» &'• FECTO .BUp.Wt 'Regular Smoked UndlvW.d profit, ...... : ...... ISSI.H1.17 , •-*«% useful piokage. Ham ...... Presided over by the minister of war. Hoerved tor Int.re.t ...... 10,000.00— :»»,».H1.17 the Books it will comprise the president and four X.«»» current expenses, InMrnt and taxes DMA ...... »,11I.T< Quart bottle members of th*' duma, four m«mrberfl Clrculatlnv note* ...... • ...... IQO,*OO. of th* Imperial council and four repre- Lena smount on band uid In Traasurr for naemptloa or ia Grape Juice ..... 31 c sentatives of Industry and commerce, GRAPE JUICE all. named by th* emperor, to whom I>u« ttx banks "•»*' Uuilcers (otber tn»a inciuded In i'sr'i)!' ....'....'.. No. 10 alone th* board will be responsible. K*ro ...'.... I. . Tb« board ha* ext*nslv* powers for the «?IndivMiuaI"d«»>lts .ubjoct to check ...... |1.0tS.I».44 Kfrnr **'•'"'** T* production ot munitions," bC«rtUlcate« of deposit due In less than JO d»j« ...... .(> c Certified cbebk* ...... — . ---- ...... a,3*4.M •* tht Dtakeaa. d Caahlefs checks outfttandlnir : ...... ,. 11.11I.IQ 0a«kceiswar« seta. ap«- Hue SMI Tuna Ffoh • United States • deposits ...... 41.IM.T4 a. wsMaTaa svceliW la HEMMED BY A POSSE, (Postal savins;, deposit* ...... ,'.i, ...... I.IU.,7 HE KILLED HIMSELF hD.po.Jt. r«qolrlB» notlc» of !••• than 10 dey* ...... I.J11. 174.11 TIP-TOP BREAD b I>eposlts suhleot to to or more d«7S'. notice ...... Tll.ta4.ftl Ind., Jun* 39. —Sur - Total tt.oia.m.u rou.fcd*d by a posjs* near ifaume*, STATE OP OKOKOIA, Couatr «' Fulton— e*: BLOCK'S J. t- J Peeples, Cashier of the above named bsak, «o solemnlr **•«w that ta« abev. JackMn ooonty, and with his *scap* statement Is• true to> tha best ,oi my knowledve aad ..bsllef.. ,, cut off, Paris Hassan. *4. a Turk, to- T. J. FMMP1 Cssnier. day atiot and sarlously wounded Georare Subscribed and: ewora t* bwtor* in* this II th of June, int. Roy*r. a farmer, and then killed htm- l. A. B*AMK. Ketar8 * J»»Uie. MAM tMlaUr to ATUMfTA J«•!£ Ha»aan yMt*rda? k!U*4 William T«B*S*rr «t Quthri*. wn«i th* r*U*d over a swarm of b**a> O. A. BICOIJOK. Dlrsoteta,

iNEWSPA'PER WSP.APE.R THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GFA., WEDNESDAY,

unusual collection of valuable*. u4 fighting in the city, and for the protec- three Make. Shu u«e» one m »er tion of private property In the event of No Burglars Molest act, "The Cleopatra Dane*." The *xtnb an evacuation The WaahinKton ROV- IS two are carried in case of em«raj«aojr. ermnent la relying on the initiative of GERMANY AND UNITED STATES The ld«a was suggested to her fey •> CONCERN IS FELT . house detective In Trenton, who «vl~ the Brazilian minister and other diplo- R a jail's fey) els Now; dently Jhad an Idea toward retleTln* mats to take care of emergencies with- himself of added work out awaiting instructions Dispatches to the Carranza agency MISUNDERSTAND EACH OTHER BY THE MONTENEGRINS from Vera Cruz tonight aaid that Gon- SheHasa"Watchdog" FOR MEXICO CITY zalex s attack on Mexico City had been Triumphal Entry IB Made by \ \ _^^______suspended temporarily ori account of which the Germans take offense in DROP IN TODAY AND torrential rfelns. Arnold V Shanklin. Dr. Meyer-Gerhard, Bern- America's policy Army Into the Albanian Famous Dancer Needs No For a Week Nothing Has American consul general, and Charles "America allows England to treat J O Connor, Red Cross repreaentatl^ e. foodstuffs and raw materials aa abso- City. were said to have left Vera Cruz today storff's Emissary, So Tells lute contraband with the friendly in- Detectives Since Pet Snake Been Heard as to What tention of starving German women and HAVE FE DRINK for Mexico City aboard a special coach the Germans in Explaining children," says the paper "Whatever Paris, June 29 —Describing the occu- Has Guarded Her Jewel Has Happened—Fears for provided by Carranza. protests America makes in England Shanklin and O Connor, who are to makes no change whatever in the fact pation of Scutari. Albania, by Monte- Demon*trations of Wonderful co-operate In relieving dlatresa In the the Views of Americans. that America i« delivering these things negrin troop*. Havaa' Home correspond- J3ox. Foreigners. capital, expect to be passed through to our enemies while Keeping them says * Earth Product in the lines of the contending forces or to from us, whether under com pule Jon or • Mussulmans, Catholics, member* of The "watchdog' over the- Princess Washington. June 29 — In the ab- enter with General Gonzalez, If he de- not" the orthodox faith, the communal au- Rajah s JcvreU Isn't any more of a Daily in This City. aei^ce of direct reports from ^ Mexico feats the Zapata defenders. NO INTIMATION thorities, member* of the government, watchdog In the absolute sense as a PLEA FOR PRESERVATION the police force, the schools and the Peach tree chicken" l» a priie doml- City, which for nearly ten days has To Pratect Forel*n*r*. AS TO GERMAN NOTE. necker, yet there !• hardly a more re- Multl tudes of Atlanta neople have been cut off by rail and wire from the Carranza telegraphed his agency OF ANCIENT FRIENDSHIP Berlin, June 29 —(Via London, June population, preceded by flags and Uable watchdog in the community vtewisd the display of crude and re- i outside world, there was mut-h anxiety Jhere today that General Gonzales 30, 2 15 a m )—Official circles^ in bands, marched, out of the city The watchdog over the treasures of fined Vitalitas and, have sampled this In official quarters today concerning v, as trying to make arrangements Berlin are authority for the statement "At noon came the triumphal entry the princess lies coiled around spark- new and marvelous product They also to avoid a battle within this city that no intimation respecting the con- of the Montenegrins Following all ling dl&monds and glowing rubles in noted the simple device used In extract- conditions in the old capital and its Itself The diplomatic corps in tents of the forthcoming; German note advance guard were priests in their a specially constructed Jewel casket Ing Vltali tas from the volcanic sub- vicinity From previous dispatches, it Mexico City, the dispatch stated in reply tp> the American note bearing ceremonial robes, carrying the cross In Rajah's apartments in the Hotel stance In which it is found !• known that the food supply is short was talcing steps to protect non-com- Dr. Gerhard Says That the on the Bin kins: of the Lusitanla has Ansley, a constant aource of fear to One drinkJ which is a teaspoon full batants of all nationalities in the reached "Washington since those en- and religious standards, then came the bell boys and chambermaids but a vigi- j In a half Klass of water as served free and tnat the danger of military opera- 1 main Montenegrin army and bands. tiona being carried into the cit> itself e-vent of ftghtlng within the city Itself. Export of Munitions to the gaged in drafting the document them- lant 'watchdog' that can even go to I at the demonstration will do you good I and the Zapata forces were reported selves have not determined Its tenor •The Austrian consul lowered the sleep on the job 'with perfect assurance j If you are bilious have stomach trou- has caused grave apprehension among to ha\e sent their archives to^Cuerna- yet. flag and placed the consulate In the of safety ble, kidney or ll\er ills or rheumatism foreigners. Jxaca The telegram was the first con- Allies Is Opposed by a The admiralty professes ignorance of care of the Greek consul < It is a South African python by birth I VJtalitas will help you from the start. The state department s onlv Informa- I flrmation from Carranza sources of the Its probable contents and nothing has The general staff of the troops oc- breeding and early environment and When >ou first taste it you will feel tion during the day cam* from Ameri- been Issued from that quarter 1 he pyniK Stfutarl have taken charge of Patay by name The princess has ' and. know It will do you good. It Is \ defeat of Gonzales by the Zapata forces s Majority of the American the administration of the city, declar- fin the tiist attack foreign office is understood to be three of them, one of which she use* [ not unpleasant The action of Vltall- can consular officers at \ era Cruz, ing that cltUens must henceforth con- ! tas Is natural and there is none of the whoae reports were summarized in this 1 Genei al Carranza s telegram adds working on four different drafts and, sider themselves subjects of Montene- In her act at the Porsyth theater There i that American refugees from the cap- People. trying to select one that will recon- have beeJi many curloua pets m the ; hurtful effects that come from>doped • ital are beginning to arrive at the cile the viewpoint of Germany and the gro and be Judged according to Monte- Ansley ch&mbers. but never one like f remedies narcotics and weakening department s latest ad\ ices re- I camp of Gonzales, which is southeast United Statea negrin law, and that disturbers of tie this. Florence Tempest, the tempera- physics Multitudes are daily finding The possibility that a satisfactory new regime will be punished by martial I new health and strength In Vitalitas v the Mexico City situation are of the outskirts of Mexico City What Berlin June 29—(By Wireless to Say- la,w General Vechovltch, at the head mental vaudevllllan. slept In the bridal to tn* effect that General Carranza ia 1 disposition is being made of them Is solution -to the Lusitania problem chamber with her pet pomeranlan, Mll« I In the treatment of such disorders as 1 not stated but it Is presumed thev will ville )—Dr An\ton Meyer-Gerhard, the might be. reached was hinted at by an, of the army, addressed the foreign Dazelle the dancer, carried a. pet alli- * indigestion biliousness rheumatism, muvSnjr a large number of troops and official of the foreign office, who re- consulates, announcing that he was nervous debility catarrh and in fact, * be assisted to proceed to Vera Crux, attache of the German colonial office, taking possession of the city In the gator In her trunk, tout this Is the first expects to take the city within two or cently declared instance where a snake has been en- derangements generally of stomach, three days. He has issued Instructions ARCHTVES REMOVED who wa* aent from the United States "President "Wilson's note showed name of King Nicholas. ; liver. kidney«, bowels and blood Vltall- "Fatroli guard the consulates and sconced In state tas will bevfound wonderfully effective. to protect non-combatants FROM MEXICO CITY. to Berlin by the German Ambassador that the matter could be adjusted It The Idea of guarding her jewels with v was in the nature of a bridge acrosa public buildings" m, snake bccurred to Princess Rajah In See the demonstration and sample KetrlBX »n Brazilian Mlalater. Galveston Texas. June 29—A\report Count von Bernaterft, to explain the the trouble, our reply probably will Vitalitas today at Jacobs Pharmacy. Officials -were gratified by press als- that 1 the Zapata governmenty archive* Scutari was an object of contention Trenton. N J, a few months back, 2» "Whitehall street or write there for have been removed from Mexico City vlewa oi the TInHed States regarding be another girder strengthening that wlien her private apartments were ran- p&tefeeef Indicating that the diplomatic the Lusitanla case, published an article bridge " between Monten»gro and flhe great sacked by a burglar She carries an information —(adv ) to Cuernavaca and that trains for the The German note trill probably be powers during the Balkan war The cor** was active In trying to arrange transportation of troops from, the cap- in Der Tag today on ' Germany and for the safety of foreigners in case of ital were held in readiness was brought ready for transmission at the end of Montenegrin forces on April 23, 1913, to the headquarters of General Pablo America," in which he says his ex- this week or early next week captured the city after a siege which Gonzales by Americans yesterday, ac- periences convinced him that the two lasted from the preceding Octolber Prior to this the powers had decided ' cording to information reaching- the countries misunderstood each other i C%rranza consul here today It also OFFICIALS ARRESTED to include Scutari In the future state ^.as said that a committee of foreign Geranar WlnMlng? W«w Frtendn. of Albania, and had offered compen- diplomats was arranging with the Za- 'It Is true," saya Dr Meyer-Gerhard, FOR ELECTION FRAUDS sation to King Nicholas in money and land on condition that he give up Scu- patistas for the protection of private * that the American press with some property during the evacuation of the Providence, R I June 29 —Ed par R tari The Montenegrin king announced city laudable exceptions, especially the Ger- that he would hold Scutari against the i The dispatch from Vera Cruz adds Hurls, president of the town council man-American papera. have not suc- of North Providence and Domenlco powers, and as a result the interna- that Gonzalea' forces continue to en- ceeded in remaining neutral, but the tional naval blockade of the Monte- gage the Zapata troopa in the suburbs Conca, chairman of the assessors of the negrin coast was extended A Convincing Piano j of the capital Influence of the press upon public same place* were arrested today on Eventually on further demand of SEVERE FIGHTING opinion Is sometimes gieatly 01 er esti- federal Indictments charging them and the powers. King Nicholas decided to at a Convincing Price mated Doubtless large sections of the seventeen other persona with conspira- evacuate Scutari, which was occupied IS REPORTED. cy to defraud the United States by cor- by an International force on May 14, Laredo. Texas, June 29 —There haa American people are friendly towards rupt practices In a congressional elec- 1913 been se\ere fighting for the past three Germany, whose efficient organization tion last November A recent official note Issued by the dijs between Villa and Carran=a forces, Is daily winning new friends and arous- Montenegrin government explained at Villa Garcia, between Monterey and The Indictments allege that the de- that strategic and political reasons im- Paredon, according to passengers who ing interest in things German fendants were Implicated in & scheme pelled the Montenegrin descent on Al QQAR.S arrUed here today from Monterey It Ono excellent effect of the war is whereby voters received, on election banla. and gave as an additional rea- vt as estimated that the forces were upon German-Am ericans who without day, tickets which upon presentation about e-venlj divided, there being from son that other powers had^ already oc- ^ 000 to 1 000 on each side Losses sacrifice of their loyalty to their at a, house In North Providence, were cupied portions of Albania. \\ ere said to have been heavy adopted country have shown strong- re- redeemed for $2 each, payment being The Vill i forces were »a.id to have membrance of their descent, their edu- made by a person concealed behind a The right kind of Cigars ittacked with the object of preventing: cation and their culture Beside them, curtain Anti-Drug Law Fought a Carranz a campaign s. against Tor- on the other aide of the ocean there ieon are wide circles who sympathize with As Denying D'rug Users made at Key West have the A rall-nav official today declared Germany " PELLAGRA OUTBREAK Villa troops had evacuated Saltlllo on account of food shortage there, but The Qae«tlon of Manttlo»«. IN ARKANSAS TOWN Pursuit of Happiness passenge i from Monterey denied this Alluding to the discussion over the v advantage of climatic conditions. report. Little Hock. Ark. June 19 —The An ur official Investigation of re- ammunition Question Dr. Meyer-Ger- Chicago, June 29 —Argument., that ports th at foodstuffs had been im- hard Bays fourth outbreak of pellagra. In Arkan- the Harrison antt-narcotic la,w is un- his instrument is an ported fiom Mexico, sold to the Ameri- ' Germans often mistake Targe am- sas was reported (today from Gray- Cuban hand work, and low can Red Cross and - sent back to munition orders for filled orders. To sonia. Where fifteen cases are under ob- constitutional In that It denies drug Tappeal to your intel- Mexico for free distribution brought to a large extent auch orders are chang servation I>r Garrison, of the a tat* users the pursuit of happiness, were lie;ht to<"a-* only one case o that kind ing big factories into *• ammunition health board, and Dr Ooldberger, of made today before Federal Judge Lan- Import duties. CORTEZ CIGARS ligence as -well as to your It was 1 arned that about a month ago s the United States public health aerv- a car of beans wafl imp rted from works Thla is regrettable, but the dla by attorneys seeking a writ of purse. In many different Mexico ia Eagle Pass, Te^as, shipped writer is convinced that large parts ice left today to tak* charge of the habeas porpus for Dr Arthur L. Blunt, here an* later purchased by th« Red of the American people disapprove of vic-tima there charged with aiding: drug- users to vio- are the right kind. Cross aid distributed^ free in Mexico it A popular vote would show a con- Twenty-three out of fifty children In late the law The writ was denied and style? and woods. De- the lumber camp of the Plain view Lum- CORN IS HOARDED siderable majority agains£ the prac- ber company at Plainviev have the Dr Blunt went to Jai! signed by specialists^ BY THE LEADERS. V tice Germans must discriminate be- disease, dccordlnic to X)r Garrison A charge by the go\errement that Dr tween business men accepting orders Blunt used bad faith In writing pre- CORTEZ CIGAR COMPANY handsomely finished and San Antonio, Texa« June 29—While Thirty children at th« Baptist or- thousard*: of Mexicans \ irtually are and the great mass of the American phanage at Monti cello have pellagra, scriptions, was attached by the physi- KEY WEST of unusually satisfying •-tarvin-, at least S 000 0)0 bushels of people two ha\e died and 160 have been iso- cian's counsel, who asserted the law coin a e being held by the Carranra Equally there are Americans who lated The malady is confined to chil- made no provision against toad faith. dren between the ages of two and six- Judge Land!* refused to consider a plea tone qual|ties. j,nd \ i la faction-", according to reports condemn \iolation of Belgian neutrality teen years rtcen e I today at the headquarters and the sinking of the Lusitania and by the doctor that the federal govern- here o the American Red Cross Ef aie unable to understand the German ment had no power to regulate a physi- Used pianos accepted in part fort f the Red Cross to purchase cian licensed by a state i payment we are -willing to sell fooclstitfs in Mexico nave been un- Idea of the real conditions, while Ger- ESSACSON GIVEN HOME mans are unable to understand how at lowest possible quotations \n Egent who has been in the Sal- Americans could travel on an ammuni- IN THE ATLANTA PRISON tillo <2 strict for three weeks, in his tion ship tp*tx permits as to mention ja« teport Both peoples are laboring under en- New York, June 29 —David Essacson, I 1 now absolutely that there are - now i atorage in Coahutla more than tirely different opinions Both have a few of the bed Taints: - 000 0 0 bushels of corn and yet Sal- lived hitherto in peace and friendship tillo a city of oO 000, i-> starring Mexi and should continue so to live There Sears Roebuck rprlght >100 00 co is rich in foodstuffs, but the greed ia no real reason for antagonism exist X*ea»e Upright 9o 00 of th rnlitar-v factions permits civil- Ing between, them * malls to defraud Kaaacson. It la be- Chlckering Upright .. ians o itarve while the soldiers con- lieved. obtained more than $500.000 by fiscate rn hat little the women and CanMea Aire Dlscnawed. i 1 Conovsr Upright children] and old men are able t In the course of his article Dr swindling persons who answered his J. 4 a Fischer Upright gather ' advertisements promising liebt work Now, ilever Gerhard spoke of the causes at home to artists. which he said had weakened Germany's RcilfJnions to Be Merged,. former friendly feeling toward Amer- Call today or write for our fire factory ica, citing them as what he alluded to catalogs and complete bargain list. Den Colo. June 29 —Willia m G as the latter s inclination towards ENGINEER IS KILLED Lee, p sident of the Brotherhood of England and munition sales in Amer- Let Rome Howl Rallva Trainmen, addressing a meet- ica Germanj on the other hand, he AND TWENTY INJURED ing of fie local branch of the brother- said, •» as reproached with violating hood t night, announced that for Belgian neutrality and devoting Itself Montgomery, Ala , June 29 —Passen- Broad Street. purpose of wage and service disputes to militarism in order to conquer the ger Engineer W P Gilliapte, of Tus- M BROWNI/EE, a pract al amalgamation would be ef- whole world The deaths of Americans caloosa. Ala, in dead and a score In- and Gen fecte the four largest railroad on the Lusitania had unfavorably af jured as the result of a head-on col- t-tnose of trainmen conductors fccted American sentiment towards lision between passenger train No 107, Another dazzling nemen and firemen He said Germany, he added of the Mobile and Ohio railroad, and a oyeea wxmld units In demands Regarding the question of Belgian light switch engine The collision took bunch of Universal Thespians ropea crease of wage* and the eight neutrality and militarism the writer place near Lawley, about 60 miles west says the Germans cannot understand of here. No passenger was seriously in the June round-up and branded with the feeling arouaed In America o\ er hurt these questions, as they know that the big "U." How do you do, Speaking Belgium surrendered her own neu- trality and that militarism Is only the Swedish Steamer Seized. Stage ! What is your loss is our gam, as they German nation in anms for its own London, June 30—(3 07 a m )—The defense The American viewpoint was I Stockholm correspondent of The Morn- say in the Pineville Whistle". We've crabbed different, however, and each nation ing Post sends the following all your high-brows and the Universal feels itself wrongly treated by the The Germans seized the Swedish Good Looks and Good other The whole matter was only coasting steamer Brottning Sophia program is bound to run thick, mellow and one of misunderstanding, said Dr with passengers and a general cargo Meyer-Gerhard, which can also arise in the Baltic and took her to Swlne- melodious with art. Wear in between friend,* No sensible man, he munde said will light-heartedly throw away I a friendship of long years because he ; cannot on one occasion make himself j r& completely understood Sensible na- I tlona, he argued, will conduct them-: These Broadway selves In like manner HOW CAN YOU RESIST Stars stand higher in theprofesh than "Friendship between Germany and a deacon in a country church and they are Muse America" declared Dr Meyer-Gerhard, is a valuable possession! for both na- ATRIP TO CALIFORNIA only three of what Bill Shakespeare calls "a tions, and It is worth while to take care that it be saved to both *' many headed multitude." As for example The Lp-kal AnKelger, which also printed the article, commenting- edi- THIS YEAR? Henry ^Dixcy, Nat C. Goodwin, Frank torially on It, said Keenan, Herbert Kelcey, Blanche Walsh, Florence Palm Beachland ' The foregoing instructive and California and the Panama Exposi- tions make an irresistible appeal this cheerln-g remarks of Dr Meyer-Ger- year to every American citizen To Reed. Effie Shannon, Mane Cahill, Lawrence D' Orsay, hard show that the imperial govern- the great Expositions at San Francis- Emmet Comgan, Julia Dean, Ward and Vokei, ment is on the right road with its co and San Diego are added the many treatment of questions existing be- attractions of climate, acenery and and Charles E. Evani. i White Can vat Oxfords tween us and the United States It is amazing development K l to be wished alao that those circles You should see California and the which heretofore have been inclined Pacific Coast, the Expositions, the old % T to make light of our .differences with missions, Colorado and the wonderful Muse Shoes Are atlnstitufion— America as being utterly unimportant Rockies, the enchanting and historic That isn't all, 1 will let themselves be taught better Southwest, Salt Lake, the Pikes Peak by Dr Meyer-Gerhard s words ' Kegloh—the Golden West You see all Their Quality and Stf Are Standard on a Rock Island Scenic Circle Tour— Orlando. No, no, no. We've got COMMENT OF PRE$S only *71 »0 for round trip from Atlan- the plays that made these stars shine. We've ON GERHARD'S APPEAL. ta—atopover at any and all points en route Long return limit. Both expo- MUSE sport shoete—whij canvas and Palm Berlin Juue 29—(Via Jjondon, June sitions included in one ticket at no bought famous books that have made 30 3 11 a. m )—The afternoon papers extra cost, American literature famous everywhere and Ueach Cbffords — repres<] the exceptional here give considerable attention to the Choice of famous tralna Including appeal for the preser\ atlon of the the "Golden State Limited. 'Rocky we are going to have these ladies and gents value in summer shoes town or country friendship between, the United States Mountain Limited," "Californian *' and Germany made in Dr Anton Meyer- 'Colorado Flyer,' "Colorado-California and our own famous screen stars reproduce 'em in wear — Gerhard s article In Der Tag and The Express" and others Automatic Block Lokal Anzeiger todaj Signals—Finest Modern Ail-Steel moving-pictures. That sort of thing wfll make the The 1 ageblatt strongly commends. Equipment—Superb Dining Car Serv- ** They are not expensive [they wear well — E>r Meyer-Gerhard s expressions Universal program the nt pha tittrm and the sic umptr The Kreuz Zeitung agrees with Dr Our representatives are travel ex- mapnms of this particular epoch. It's a big thing to they're well made — and] "icy carry an air of Meyer-Gerhard that the American perts, who will give you full informa- friendship la a valuable possession and tion about California, the Expositions, do but tew A thi tif effective good style har< surpass. expresses a willingness to have Ger- how best to see them on a Rock Island many do everything possible to main- Circle Scenic Tour, prepare Itineraries, tain It. Asserting, however, that Ger- * The very high quality Muse summer Ox- many is engaged In a war for exist- Write, phone or drop in for our lit- Universal Film Manufacturing Co. ence, the paper asks -what value to erature on California and the Exposi- 16OO Broadway, Hew York Cltjr * fords could not be exagj rate4- America could German friendship be tions Rock Island Travel Bureau, 411 after Germany s political and economic Peters Bldg , Atlanta, Qa. H H. Hunt, Carl Laemmle, Preddent I existence was destroyed D P A Phone Main flfll 1 i The assurance of o is gained by the The Kreuz Zeitung continues "So "The LargMt Film Manufacturing Comn In tk* Unlm** * long as Germany s existence Is threat- III professional adjustmen the right shoe to ened Germany cannot abandon any means at hand for hindering or re-j Studiot fa New York, New Jener and California. * the foot—so that eve] of the shoe fits •trictlug shipments of munitions to her YOUR TOILET Factorin in New York and New Jener. enemies Such an abandonment would Mar seem perfect, yet be lacking In Diitribuong agcncie* throughout the anhnd world. * every part of the foot be contrary to the dictates of national •elf-preservation and the humanitarian a prime eMentfal which can be reme- duties towards the brave soldiers and died only by the use of their wives and children These are Consider This Fine trvice and Note unable to contemplate the American shipments with Dr Meyer-Gerhard s calmness, while their deareat ones are The best Theatres always show the Pri fs— standing under a hall of American ah ells which I give the enemy the power Hid UNIVERSAL Pictures to continue a war of destruction against Germany ' A Pure Deodorant The Kreuz Zeitung says that tt can- TlilM wbttct . $3.50, and $5 not admit Dr Meyer-Gerhard discrimi- nation that only a small part of the ermm applied, whether under th* toe Ivory Soles population of the United States t* re- arm*, or •ta*wb«r*. o«mpl«t*lv The Latter Have sponsible for the shipments, whereas atmtrorm all bodily odori arlilnc a great majority IB against them and from pcrapiratlon. It 1« lndl»p«n«a- adds "What the American •government bl« to tlM modem toilet. Price »Sc and manufacturers of munitions do (UNIVERSAL) against Germany is done by America The opfpositlon of large clrcl«a in Amer- tfeo. Musei t/of/i/ng Co. ica does not change that fact till it JACOBS' PHARMACY meeta with »ucc««s." The Kreuz Zeltung says that Dr Meyer-Gerhard for«et» on* fact *t

SPAPFRf ITLA3STA, 6.1., WEDNESDAf, JtTHJS 30, 1916.

M&ftCt PROBE COMMITTEE WILL SOON BE Lansing in College Cap and Gown TO URGE REFORM C*nt-niMd From Pay* On*. Conttnmd From Pmgm On». „ „ «*telle antll f the^ letter were not tHialoMd. but It Here this the Mot eommlttM will rec- TO SECURE PASSPORTS O ommend the Immediate erection of an- 7wh»n sb« left the city. Prior Wfca understood to Have showed clearly other building for negro male convicts. of the wit on June 3^ that GeneralB Villa and Anvele> are not It was found that In a wooden barn on JUv«n>CK>], Jun« Jt. —- Although th» the premises, the lower floor of which •port authorities r«^uMd to disclose th« Is used for stock, there are 137 negro male convicts confined, and the touud- , It *• known that three tfassen- ing la entirely without sewerage or on board the Cunard line •team- 'lb£ "Raoul'e 'petition, after stating features, a copper complexion and flow- sanitary appliance*. , _ •hlp Orduna. on arriving here la»t night ttat the defendant had Impaired b«r | intf biack moustache, Angeles attract- In examining Into the condition of from New York were detained because health and wrecked her happineei by ed mucD attention ae he went to the the reformatory department it was the documents necega&ry to secure tS*the 'oSenoJ^f W£SS&«d by coS- I war department. He wore a dark tack found that the congestion! Is -so great their admission, to this country wer* tinu&llv harassing and annoying her suit and walked with military bearing, that releases would be necessary to S tlnu&uy naxassinir __«™ .,_jr ^« . Anselea received hla military educa- accommodate new Inmates. not satisfactory. When the A-mericui in divers- ways, continueL s as follows<1 ron: To correct the faults found in the re- line steamship St. Paul arrived In tbe Today. Believe* Is) Vree> Love. tion in France and for a long time waa formatory department, the committee Mersey two days &ft&, eight of her pas- "Defendant, wbo is ZJ years older superintendent of the military school deliberated some time yesterday after- sengers' wei\e detained. v, tban your- petitioner, sougbt In every at CliapuUepec, the Mexican *West noon on the advisability of reeommend- Two of the passengers detained on <»*., JtaM !».—— way posslIibfe to instill into her niina, Point. He defended Hadero In the inr that the legislature provide .for the ahd force her to\acc«pt. aa her s^and- entire separation of the two Institu- the 'Or-duna are English women -mar- tfc*t h* brought "a certain arfl of living; many of his ^ the^riea, street fighting In Mexico City and took tions *o that 'the reformatory may In ried to Americana, who had signed as ttiWlaUr.** whom he met atwhich were absolutely repugnant to her prominent part in the later cam- future be operated Independently. British subject and did not believe that training and to every tradition w-nich palgn a-Kainst Huerta. To his skill ^ A lengthy meeting of the joint com- Iberia* In Cleveland, into passports were necessary. she treasured. Defendant protean to handling artillery has been attributed mittee waa held at the Klmball house Of tbe eight held up on the St. Paul, Drutally Informed nl; be a aociallst and atheist and a be- much of Villa's military success. yesterday afternoon, when the recom- liever In free love, and aJl of these mendations to be made and . the gen- two without photographs were released wife -that k* cared more for Mr*. Btn- theories he tried to make your peti- It Is understood that General Angeles eral report on conditions at the insti- on. securing these properly sealed *y ;cteir tbM IM 4i£ for her," Mrs. Wint tioner embrace. • _ ., * . explained to General Scott that as a tutions was formulated. th« American, consul, while elx others, *T»* Raoal hu brought suit for divorce "On dlvera occasion* defendant aa- precaution against the counter revolu- Hah* Mepert Teeter. the .members of two families, were re- eured your petitioner that he might at tionary movement of Huerta and his Senator John D. Walker was made leased when passports were granted' »a4 alimony aar&inrt A«T husband. WJ1 any time leave her, provided he sboula followers, targe forces of Villa troop* chairman of the Joint committee and them on the proper naturalization pa- . U*ua O- Raoul, Jr.. of Atlanta, who IB find his soulmate In .another, and your was requested to .write the report and pers which they carried. had been dispatched northward and recommendations. Tne v committee will known «• «"ft6ci*2lst. •- , petitioner, being a ; young and inex- • Among the (paasengeraywho said* they perienced girl, constantly chaffed and that General Villa also had sent thou- meet in the senate chamber this morn- had trouble over the documents was Raonl !• under arrest- In the fall .here grieved over these remarks, . sands of men to garrison the coal Ing at 9 o'clock to .approve the report Charles Burr, of New York, an attor- under a ne exeat, having failed to make "About a month before the filing of fields and other parts of northern.Mex- drafted by Senator Walker. ney for American owners of detained, this petition, your petitioner avers that ico, which comprised the ibase of sup- In discussion of the situation the cargoei. ^ ^ a |S&,000 bond. the said defendant advised her that he oommitteemen emphasized their satis- ( A hearing on the petition for alimony waa going to attend a certain Balialist plies for his army. For this reason he faction that the state prison commis- said Obregon had more troops than Washington, June 2-—Slate depart- will be beltj by Judjr* Hammond, of convention In i Cleveland. Ohio. sion is not at fault, and rather that the ment official* again warned Americans Auffuata. tomorrow. "He left yotir petitioner at the home Villa in recent encounters. legislature is responsible for existing today against going to foreign lands "I have nothing to s*y for publica- of her brother and' proceeded on his^ Formal Sta*MB«t by conditions because of the fact that it •without^ jpauBportg. In all countries trip. He was gone for a period^ of ap- has bean' entirely too niggardly in its except Canada passport a are necessary, tion,** lie stated In .jail today, "ex- proximately one moirth. during wnich The general Issued the following appropriations, and from year to year cept that all of my, troubles are tne has declined to appropriate the money and even in Canada they should be time your petitioner heard from him formal statement: carried toy persons whose names indi- I r**ult of miaundorstandlngs. which. I at rare intervals. 'In 'order to contradict certain false asked -or to make those improvements think, whan understood, will bring1 Upon defendant's return to hla home, rumors concerning himself which have at the state farm -which are needed- cate German, Auatro-Hungarlan or alar Bar N«w Fan*. Turkish origin. aibottt as adjustment satisfactory both he requested your petitioner to invite recently found their way Into the> press Today there ca^ne a dlspatob from to my wife and her relative* and my- ae a guest to their home, a lady who he of the United Statea, General 1Felipe 0ome of the members of the joint" self claimed to have met while on his trav- £A.ngelea today made the folio wing atate- committee, in discussing their Impres- the conrful general at Rio Janeiro de- "So.lMtfe *f Arttrt." els, a certains Mrs. Upton -Sinclair. Tour i-aent; sions yesterday, were strongly of the scribing difficulties experienced toy petitioner, knowina; nothing -whatever "The cordial relation* that h«ve long opinion that tne recommendations to Americans in getting out of Braxu - "Mrs. Sinclair" la described In the pe- of the character of this lady and desir- existed between-General Villa' and,my- be made today - should, also., provide after coming there from the United tition for divorce as "the woman who ing to please hei1 husband, as was her self remain unchanged and 1 eh all for the removal of the prison farm States without passports. The steaan- was generally known by the press us invariable .custom. , invited this Mrs. shortly report to him In person for &s- from Uilledgeville: that the state ahip companies, it seems, demand con- the soutpnate of the artist.i, Upton Sin- Sinclair to pay them a viait. In due f/g-riment to duty. ' , should buy a property, better adapted clusive proof that there will be ne clair, these parties living together time she came and before she had been "I am now, as I have always been. to agricultural purposes, and that the trouble with the immigration authori- without the ceremony of marriage hav- in your petitioner's home for twenty- opposed to. Huerta. hla regime, and all resent property in Jftllledgevllle should ties feefore they will take a passenger ing been performed, until the woman elgnt hours, petitioner noticed that her that Huerta and hia fellow traitor* Ee turned over to the state reforma- for the United States from a South ' was deserted by the said Sinclair." tory. American port. Great Britain's pasn- Mrs, Raoul -was formerly Miss "Wini- husband 'the defendant, paid to this stand for. party moat md'rked attention, being- * *i have neither aeen nor conferred Though It is understood the commit-- port regulations are toeing made more0 fred Wadley, a well-known young so- with her both day and night to the neg-t with any person or persona represent- tee decided yesterday afternoon not stringent in efforts to check the move- ciety woman of Macon. Mr. and Mrs. tovlnclude that proposition in its report ment of German spies. Ambassador B&6ul were married last January, being lect of your petitioner. ing the reactionary element in Mexico. Ordered -t» K ' FRANCE IS FIGHTING unanimously. TO RECEIVE AGUILAR. ,\ stated on the guarantee In each pack- divorce and the restoration age. It is inexpensive, easy to take maiden name. Cornish. 1^. H., June 29.—An unsuc- 'As near as I can make out," said and highly efficient. cessful effort was made today to ar- the physician, "your wife aeema to COOL COMFORTABLE DRESSY Cavtiom—While Sargol has produced rang6 an interview here between FOR PEACE OF TOLD hnSce experienced a sudden shock of V remarkable results in overcoming Macon, Ga., June 29.—-(Special.)—rlt President "Wilson and General Felipe some kind.", **I guess that's right" BUTl NOT CONSPICUOUS nervous dyspepsia and general stom- was learned from an authoritative Angeles, the Mexican leader who re- replied the husband, "I got home be- ach troubles, it should not be taken source here tonight that the woma1 n cently came to the XTnited Statea and Paris, June 29. —T o put an end as far fore 12 o'clock last night."—Indianap- "Rasa wiHi, s»W spot nor wrinkle thro" , For Sale by Leadjn* ClotUsra unless you are willing to gain ten | figuring in the divorce suit of Mrs, who wants to give the president hi* as possible to the criticism evident In olis Star. pounds or more, for it. is a wonderful i \V. G. Raoul, Jr., is the first Mrs. view of conditions In Mexico and to recent sessions of the chamfoer of depu- flesh-builder.—(adv. > suggest a way of meeting Mr. "Wilson's ties, Premier Vlvlani accompanied by -warning that the situation there must eight members of the cabinet, appeared change. at the ministerial •pe.nch. In the senate Colonel Jesus M. Aguilar and Major today, and taking the floor, spoke on Trenco A. Garcia, who said they •were the appropriation toill for the \third Seven Fall* members, respectively, of the staff of quarter. This bill, which would ap- Cheyenne Canon General Angeles and General Raoul propriate $1. 120,000,000 to cover gov- Madero, arrived beartnjff letters of In- ernment eacpense's for the three months The world is a Cok>f.ui0 troduction from General Madero and beginning July 1. was passed by the General Angelee, but were told that chanuber of deputies last Friday. details, of the.Mexican situation were Aaked. 10 DAYS ONLY being handled by the state department M. Vivian!, speaking with impres- and that it would be Impossible f,or stve eloquence, explained thatVthe gov- ring and Colo- General Angeles to see' the president here. ernment had no desire to take the up- BiggMt Reduction Ever Mad• •SSBSSeW The two Mexicans denied reports per hand of the representatives of the that General Angeles wan connected people. -,- rado is its diamond; set in with1 General Huerta in any movement "Parliament has the control; the gov- lest S«t if Terth . . to start another revolution in Mexico. ernment the execution," said the pre- They aaid that Angeles and Villa itill mier. "That is the essential principle of Baft Gold Crowns are warm friends. all democracy. We wish neither the prongs of,giant peaks, a- According to Aguilar and Garcia, rapt optirfiism nor bitter disenchant- Bridie Work fir Tooth both Generals Angeles and Villa favor ment which toreaks the springs of jus- sparkle with snow on their ALL WORK GUARANTEED Vasquez Tagle as provisional presi- tice. We ask merely reasoned and 3 dent. The Villa l leaders are hopeful. methodical confidence. It required a they qaid. that Titprle can be agreed great spontaneous exertion for this upon and be recognized by the United country, habituated to criticisms, to crests and vivid with moun- States. " become trattable. Now It is ready for The arrival In this small New Eng- the long and ipatient effort which will ATLANTA DENTAL PARLORS land town of the two Mexicans, wear- be the ransom of the peace of the tain verdure below. It is ing broad-brimmed sombreros, caused w,orld." \ - v a flurry of excitement. After learning Premier Vivian! was accorded the 10 YMTO af Saaw Laoatfoa Cor. NaohtTM and Draafur Sff. that, their mission was a failure, they warmest of demonstrations by the scn- said they -would return to "Washington the gem place for vacation- to report to General Angeles. Alexandre MIHerand, minister of war, The president worked most of the then toolc the floor. \. day on correspond once forwarded to "At the moment the senate Is called ists, always. No. 63IS. him from Washington. Late this on to vote the appropriations necessary Keport of the condition of the afternoon' the president, with Miss for national defence," he saia, "I wish Margaret TVilson. Miss Helen Wood- to give an account of the stewardship row Bones and Dr.-Gary. T. Grayson, of the ministry of war from the out- took .a 50-mile auto-mobile ride. To- break of the hostilities." , Unusually low fares via morrow the president will play golf. When he mentioned possible disA couragement he was Interrupted by Frisco Lines to Colorado Lowry National Bank HUERTA CONFERS "' cries oif "there is uone." WITH MEXICANS. \ "From August 1 to April 1," con- ^El Paso, Texas, June 29.—Joa« Zo- tinued the minister, "France has In- and to California AT ATLANTA zaya, a wealthy El Paso resident, was creaaed her military production six fold. The curve -for munitions never ^ _ • In the «»te of Georgia, at the close of bi»li»ss. Juno SJ, 1MB. arrested today on charges of conspir- i HESOLKCESl. ing to set on foot a military expedi- has ceased to mount nor that repre- a Loan* *ad itlaeoiuiCa (notes Held In bank) .16.151 154 as tion against a friendly country. He senting the manufacture of our 75's. This, of all years, is the one time to eo Total loans , . ' was released on $7,500 bond for hear- 1 can give satisfying assurances also Overt!rafts, aecnrect none; unsecured, t2.OSS.45 ing Thursday. Tho v charges against regarding the heavy artillery and small west; for added to the goal of Colorado aU. S. bond* d«po*lt*d to secure circulation (par value) ... $1,000,000 00 him are similar to those made against arms. From ^ January 1 to iMay b IT. S. bond* pledged to secure t7. S. deposits <^>ar value).. 125.000.00 Vtctoriano Huerta and Pascual Orozco 15 the production of mitrailleuses is" that of California and her wonderful e U. S, bojodJB owned ftnrt unpledged..,.,., — 25.000.00 Additional specific accusations In- was doubled. The curve for the(other f Premium on -C. S. bond* ; ..\.. i •i.OUU.oO clude the alleged purchase of five ma- essentials of the war is equally en- world's fairs. Never again will two such chine guns, 500 rifles and a quantity couraging. We are determined to pur- Total IT. S. bonds i .>..... ~~ fl.154,000.00 of ammunition. ^ - sue our enemies, whatever arms they opportunity trips come in combination; c Bonds otber tban U. S. bonds pledged to secure postal General Huerta continued his con- may employ." Bavlnffs deposits $ 13.00&.0* at such extraordinarily IQW fares. f Seciirltie* other than IT. S. bonds (not including- Hocks) ferences with former Mexican gen- iM", Mlllerand paid homage to physi- owned unpledged erals today. Among those • who called cians, whoae devotion and patriotism • 134.356.00 were Salvotor Mercado, Pascual Oroe- had aided so materially the organiza- Total .bonds, aecurUtefl. etc „ co, Marcello Caraveo, .Joaquin Tellez, tion of the sanitary service, and added: Thru «leeper service to Colorado Subscription to utock of Federal Reserve £ank. .fl2Q.tt0Q.CrO J 147.3&S.OO Francisco Castro, ManUel Acona. _B.du~ "None better than I know the errors a !<«M amoant unpaid _ „,,,,.. 60,000.00—f 80,004.00 ardo CauB, Bmilio „ Cam pa, C. Castro, and weak nesses, but we must not let Ti* Frisco Lines, the cool short-cut route by way of Mempl^is l> All other clock*, InclmlioK premium on same,; 42,810.00— Felix Ternazas. Luis Fernandez and details blind our vision. All our allies and over the Oxarlc hills. Electric lighted Pullman sleepers Banking, boose, none; furniture and fixtures, t&S.QOO.GO.. . - thru from Jacksonville, Atlanta, Birmingham and Memphis to Other real estate owned ; I Due from Federal Reserve Bank : GOMEZ RELEASED Denver—the natural point of stop-over for coutbotind tour- i, a Due from approved reserve agent* In New York. Chicago and St. Louis. iau. AUueelchaircuianddiningcan (FndHarvey service). 10. Due from banu and bankers (other than included In * or »> ' AND REARRESTED. DO YOU THINK 12- Exchange* for clearing house, ' 'if'ui'l* San Antonio, Texas. June .29.—-Querol ' aOutalde check* »nd other daub Items i $4,881.77 Gomez, a former general In the Mexi- • Ftr JitfiltJ affirmatifM *M illmarmtfj b Fractional currency, nLckela and cents >. 1,765.20 6,596.97 can federal army who waa In command ' Xot«« of other national banka ^ JQNSUHPTION dftcrtptivt liurmtmrtf [Federal Reserve note* ; 91,650,00 of the troops guarding President [ l_»wfnl money reserve In bank: u 19.310.00, Madero when the latter was killed was ' x v CAN'T BE A. P. Matthews, District PassonttwAsmt, Frisco Urn, IB. . Total coin and certificate* , nR,r4ftlv i released from Jail here today after; 17. l*(al tender note* . i?'l«2 as serving a six months' sentence, but 6 North Pry«r 3t, AtUmtn. la. Redemption tund with U. 8. Treasurer SANITARIUM HEAD work. H«*« Mfnsd « poundi atnc* I tMnn Ukluc Luu-YIta. - 'Dr. J. H. Bradfleld, member of the "I e*n cdtMcMidDUdf wewouwnd lUini- Vll* to MITMM »fflkl«d wltb TubsnndiMla. health board from the second ward, I Mb nt* It will do for titan wbst U IM« wa» yesterday elected superintendent dono for ra«." Ttut U wfast Walter JuiUeo rfSui wrln«e <*efKMrft» of the Battle Hill •anitartum. MJ», H- llm U 4U Vlftt Am H.. NMfc- The committee In charge of th» «anl- ) TllU. Two- •J-ieu^ie r>on'lrlTig iJTr-'r- of 1e~ tlum «• dare II.201.»l.11 t&rium met at the institution Tuesday morning and elected Dr. Bradtield to LUKQ-VITA "of depMdt dm OB sfter Mf days 1300.000.00 •ircceed Dr. O. I* -Uod«n, who recently br >lwtr«Ttni tH* I l».»* «• aotloe Ht.Ut.tl— l.llt.tH.il resigned. < fettUetbit an *od fl The election of Dr. Bra-dnclfl , waa UWUM. U **> Mt over the protect of Mayor woodward. £f?Jft.S fir of tits si>ovs.a&nMrfl tauA. 4o s^lsunlr^ swssr that o< aur knwlsdfs uM k*ttet. 0*1 UN»Wlril HTM H WARNBK MARTIN. CUhlsr. VACATION GLASSES totsr* ss* tkls Mttt dwr at Ju»«- »». for the MMAor* or mountain at Jno. BBMBT A. TOmmLti. NoUrjr Pabtlo. L. Moor* It Sons, the opticians. In soft tints to nroteot your syss from tttt •!«« *f Ilw sun. 4t K. JT - • '

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lief Is that Thaw expressed regret for, i his deed. A paranolab never expresses FRA TERNAL UNION "Underworld" Exists ATTSMPTT AT regret. He continually tries to Justi- fy the deed and no amount «f persua- DELEGATES ARRIVE Throughout Society; FATE OF HALF THE JEWS CAUSED BY ILL HBAJOIf sion can convince him h« .has dona +•••• ii - ' - A" . i wrong." i Woodland, G»., June 3*~—(Sp^cl*!.) Dr. Bancroft said h« had .given Thaw FOR ANNUAL MEET Mothers Are Blamed Robert L. Bev«r\y. who *ttenapt#4 to nnal three-hour examination last v end his life in an Atlanta boardlnr SAYS DR. BANCROFT Sunday. > , Chicago, June 29.—Wrong ideals in- TREMBLING IN BAUNCE house Monday nlgrht. w»»_ well known "There Is not a doubt' or suspicion The district convention of the Fra- n my mind as to this man's sanity, ternal Union • of America will meet In stilled by mothers i are more , potent here, being a *on of J. M. Beverly, a he testified. the Red Men's hall Thursday morning, factors in promoting immorality than prominent merchant of this place. .Export Alienut Declares That Dr. IX Percy Hickllng, of Washing- July i. at 10 o'clock. la commercialized vice, according to Declaration Made to Confer- Young Beverly IB about 28 year* old, ton, D. C., president ofrtbe AmerH-an James L, May son, one of the charter Dr. Albert A. Ogle., of Indianapolis, any was reared near here, and cam** • Th« 'pro*r*M~Ql.r » , White's Slayer Is Not a Society of Medical Jurisprudence, members of Atlanta lodge, will make ence of Rabbi* in DUcus- of one of the be*t f am tile* in the coun- science Js\ . pcrhaM. n testified .that he, tiki, had found Thaw who spoke today before the bureau of ty. • He r. X^tM- Mne, ibut always had been sane. I>r. his cross-examination Thaw's attorneys gated districts, the underworld of sen- well's Pyrirp Pepsin is most erlWt* BMoroft testified as ah expert alien- sational writers and- the police courts. "A crisis impends for Israel," said the week ending June 2€ fell to *41,- will rest their case. - Rabbi Qriea. "The million Jews of 000,000 and trade balance in favor of Ive, yet mild and pleasant. It !• ah* ;« In the Jury proceedings^ to determ- In reality the underworld exists the United States dropped ten millions solutely free from opiates and nar- ine Thaw's mental condition. throughout society. At the "v.ery be- eastern Europe are buffeted from per- Lochmrtrion Recaptured. secution to oppression. to J&.OOO.OOO for the week; the smallest cotics and equally as deslrabl« *- ^Thaw's act in killing Stanford White. ginning of married life the foundation "All mankind has been made eye- in months. Of the decrease in the bal- remedy for the tiniest babe a* fof '-D*. Bancroft said, was not the pro- of the home and all future happiness, ance 92.000.000 was due to Increased' rugged manhood. ~A free trial bot- duct of a systematized delusion such are seriously \ menaced by the'perni- witnesses to Belgium's misery and sor- row. Galicia and Poland* suffer equal import * and ¥8,000,00v 0 to decreased ex- tle can be obtained bv writinc^te M characterises the true paranoiac. cious education of young wives who tragedy, but the world neither sees nor ports. ' r>r, w, B. Caldwell, 452 WashTnxr- "The .killing of Stanford 'White," he refuse to assume their responsibilities. Officials here have ,. no detailed in- -ton St., Monticello. Ills. -.•Aid, "Appeared to us a passionate, tm- hears. Millions of Jews, always In "In the universal franchise that is want and in wretchedness, now experi- formation regarding the decrease in pul«iv« act, growing out of a condition soon to be theirs, women must realize •f -Mftind due chiefly to aiiser and ence cruelty intensified. Hundreds of J«*liausy, which, was the final culmina- that there Is a deeper, truer patriotism thousands are sacrificing their lives for> . tlon of ,a series of circumstances that than waving a bit of white during the their country, yes, even for the flag' •had been 'bearing: down on him, a long playing of the national anthem. Their of the oppressor;,, and no promise of' time. It did .not seem a type of para- patriotism nrust be Expressed in" the freedom is clearly spoken. The loyal noia, hut was due to jealousy or Air. Intelligence and integrity of their offering of life; in ,a nation's cause,, White, not to a diseased condition of children." should quench the fire of anti-SemU- j xnind. t>r. W. AA.Pearsot*, of Philadelphia, Ims In Germany and Austria, and kin-- . ' "Thaw knew that "White had • been Revival at Demoreaf- said federal, state and city health offi- die the lifcht of freedom—with equal j VALUES Antagonistic- to htm. in an unpleasant Demorest. Ga., June 29.—(Special.)— cials had worked a marked Improve- human rights—in Russia. way. He Wanted to < get even with All the churches of Demorest have, ment in the quality of the country'" Alleged RmMlmn Per«*cutlom. White. His act was the product of a united in an effort to have a great re- manufactured food products. "Not. yet Is there any abatement of . i«an« mind, which, after he had In- vival. The services will be held each i Russian persecution, nor any change in aulgtd in* champagne, suddenly lost afternoon at 3:30 and each evening at the lesral status nor any removal of . control of Itself." «, In Academy hall, beginnlngr Wedne,- disabilities. Again thousands of Jews EXTRAORDINARY! *T?h«n you believe fThaw never was day evening. June 30. Rev. Nell Me-; MILLTOWN WILL GIVE have been compelled to take up the insane?'" ' Quarrle, an evangelist from Florida, i staff of the wanderer, expelled from "I do. Another reason for my be- will conduct the services. | iTS ANNUAL FISH-FRY their homes and native villages. U ''Again, in the face of world-wide Mllltown, Ga., June 2».— (Special.)— misery, we discover ourselves unpre- , Today and Tomorrow NEWMAN I^ASISR. One of the largest fish fries ever known pared and unorganized. To meet over- V will bo given here under the auspice* whelming disaster we endeavor to ere- ] of the Milltown Outing club, a local ate national and international agen- the address of welcome for the city, pleasure organization, on Saturday, July cies: We are never ready, though Jews and John Y. Smith w.ill welcome the 3. It will be the second event of the are ever i'n distress and have ^ not es-, 2,000 Pairs Ladies' visitors in behalf; ol the local lodges. kind here. Last year the Fourth, of caped the yoke of the world's cruelly, The response will be made -by Judge July was celebrated with a fish fry oppression and persecution. ^ A, M. Douglas, of Birmingham, Ala. and it was estimated that there were "Our duty Is to send relief, and yet '.$4.00, $4.50and $5.00 WiU You Eleven supreme representatives will 5,00, 0 visitors. The -people are prepar- more relief, and it will not be enough- be elected to attend the meeting of the ing for a large r number this year. Mill- America is the only Jewish community supreme lodge at Pasadena, Oal.. town is surrounded by the finest fish- in the world able to send relief. Pumps in Leather and July ^7, 23 and 29. ing territory to be found In -Georgia. American Jews heretofore always have President Charles C. Gillette will pre- There are numerous streams an$ lakes, answered Israel's appeal for help. S p c n d side, and Secretary Newman Laser will besides the famous Banks Lake, which - "The crisis demands unity of\ action, i Two-Tone Effects, Strap Slippers, look after the records of the conven- abounds In all kinds of fish. Let the multitude of" committees of j tion. It la a sight worth • coming miles to leaders surrender "their claims to pri-; Dr. N. "Wooldredffe, of Tampa, Fla., see the method of frying such a large orityand precedence. They imist unite, Button and Lace Oxfords; Over past grand chancellor and past supreme quantity of fish. Two or three sixty to create one committee which kshall! 15 Cents representative of the Knig-hts of gallon syrup kettles are used. They be permanent—and thoroughly repre- 1 seventy-five styles to choose from-- Pythias of Florida., was the first dele- are filled about half full with lard, sentative—and duly authorized to speak grate to arrive, coming: in Tuesday aft- brought to a boll. The fish are pour- and act on behalf of all the' Jews of •Fora Columbia ernoon. x \ ed in by the bushel and when cooked America. . . all sizes—two days only. float to the -top of the boiling, grease Challenge to 'Rellfflou» Teacher*. Grafonola and are taken up with a six-prong "The .war has flung a challenge to) .pitchfork. The frying begins, on the teachers of religion. -What is our ethi- -. Role of,a Proxy Mother , evening of the second ofvJuly and will cal duty? If two men be fighting at • '"Favorite" continue without interruption until din- death "grips, do we question about neu- j ner 19 announced on July 3. A ton 1 X Honorable \V. A. Coving.ton, of Moul- ty.' Humanity demands that we stop j the flght and do not supply food toxsus- I San Francisco, June 29.—The United trie, will make the oration of the day. tain the combatants nor ammunition to MAIN FLOOR States government ;was accorded the continue. Let America unite with * role of a proxy mother, willin-g to di- other nations to atop the war urrler' rect real mothers in their complex the penalty of severance of relations: What the Plan Is DOUGLAS TRADE BOARD ijnd cessation of commerce with l hem duty of child raising, by Mrs. H. L. B. Darling, of Boston, who ispoke to- PLANS'BOOSTER TOUR all. Let America endeavor to lead thei day at the second day's session 'of world to peace." j a payment of 15 cents w« wfill deliver the Graf- Child Welfare Week at the Panama- Douglas, Ga., June 29.—(Special.)—s Pacific exposition. The Douglas Chamber of Commerce has "Mothers who don't know how to arranged a tour of Georgia in the in- onola *" Favorite" to any respoKsible resident of this feed their ,.children," s,he said.^ '-'who terest of Coltee county, as follows: i can't go to school tp Jlearn, or who Leaving .Douglas July $9, the tour All Babies Destined FRED S. STEWART C city orlimmediate suburbs.. The balance of $49.85 you are unable, to consult a doctor, can get will embrace Fitzgerald, Cordele, .aid from the children's bureau and the Vienna, Montezuma, For-t Valley and 25 Whitehall Street. pay at the increasing rate pf loc weekly until the , nutrition bureau of the department of Macon. Second day, from ilacon to agriculture. - Forsyth, Barnesville, Griffin, Jones- to Great Achievement "Thore should- be different feeding,, boro and Atlanta. Afternoon and night To be born is to be great. For there seventeenth- week, when your -payment reaches $2.55, *for i he various periuds—kindergarten, will be "given to sight-ageing in At- primary, grammar, high school and lanta. Morning of third day. Winder, are possibilities In every tiny human In- early business—and age. elimate and and four hours for Athens and the., fant. And for th.'3 high-water smark, then it decreases 15c weekly until environment geiieiUilly 1111131 be con- state agricultural rollege; afternoon. reason e T e r y ana sidered.1' ' - - Bishop. Madison) and MolHicello— •hould remember tbct r atsthe 36th*week yo'u pay 15p and secure full title to Mrs. Darling told of soingr to college spending (the night "at Montlcello, whatever la done to when she wa.s 40 years old. after she Fourth day. Round Oak. Roberts and aid the mother, to re- returning via Macon to Jefferaonv-ille, HCTB ber of distresses thet FavorSte. Observe that the Weekly payments do h'iid raised her children and. of the ad- Dublin and Eastman at night. Fifth KILLS FLIES QUICKLY vantage in caring for children .which dav, Chaunry, Helena, McKae. Hazel- during her trying 1 . higher education would have given her hurst and Douglas. month*, will surely be aiot» double, »they merely increase 15c weekly;' 15c first hud she received it -earlier. The party, traveling in \ twenty-five of marked benefit to automobiles, will consist of one hun- the cblld. dred men prominently identified with _ Among tba sterling ' Shepard's House Fly Driver , 30c second, 45c third, 60- fourth, etc. V. S. SOLDIERS LURED the interests of this, section, and de- aids !• a •plendid ex- ?irous'-of acquainting' their fellow clt- ternal remedy known • . , BY AGENTS OF ALLIES zens in other parts of the state with as "Mother1* Friend." and Insect Exterminator -eaourcea and opportunities to be found It Is what t* called an rian i Francisco, June' 2'j,—United here. . Besides 'Irequent stops, there embrocation. It l» ap- Pronounced by the Mayor and Chief Health Officers to he the most States aoldiei-s and sailors, lured by will be banquets and speeches at prom- plied . to tba abdominal munclefl, gently Note to Out-of-Town Readers cash bonuses of $10 each, free trans- nent places along the'way. nibbed In by your own band ruldetl effective ever presented, when 5.000 Flies and Roaches were quickly portation to Europe, and .prospects of by your own mind. It makes the muscles . killed and exterminated by the fumes of this wonderful product. special pay and spectacular fighting, pliant. tn«y expand quite naturally and the 'SJv'e cannot 3,000. There w"as no de- are relieved of a great many minor dts- Y. M. C. A. here. Testimony to this crease in real estate values, though per- tresaes. all apprehension disappears and tboad forfliteratiire and particulars. effect will be presented to the federal, sonal property showed a considerable peculiar nervous "fidgets" no longer disturb grand jury, which went deeper into" falling off. This was due in part to tba .night* It la well named "Mother's the operations .of alleged recruiting the fact that mercantile stocks are not Friend." -Get1, a bottle today of any' drug>- M. L* Hardeman agents today. as large as they were a.year ago, and tfst Tben at once write for a most enter- '/ LUCKIE STREET.' i Witnesses testified that some 300 men several 'hundred head of valuable horses taining and instructive book for all prospec. 2 PHONE IVY'3664. j,shipped from here to New York for and mules were sold to the -warring na- lite mothers. Address BradOeld Regulator Investigate the Plan- 'ultimate "service in the British army tions. Co., 405 Lamar Bid?., Atlanta. Ga. were given medical examinations at 17 'State ,street. next to the British Hear the "FAVORITE** consulate in New York. Prank Cook, one ot the recruits arrested- 4n New York and returned here, said at this number, a "Captain Roche or Roach" took charge of the recruits. Atlanta Talking (Machine Co. PIONEER PHYSICIAN FOURTH NATIONAL BANK IS SERIOUSLY ILL ATLANTA, Largest E^clusiije Columbia DiO1 John Hockenhull,, an old and prominent physician of Atlanta, con- tinues quite ill at hla home on Wash- Statement, June 23, 1915 v Dealers Suth ington street. Few men hi Georgia have led a more useful and eventful ("C omptroller's Call) life than he. i He "was born In Stock- port, England, and belongs to the fa- 132 Peaclrtree Street Bell Pbone Ivy 1132 mous Hockenhull family whose name has been prominent among the gentry RESOURCES: LIABILITIES: of Cheshire county since the twelfth i Opposite Candl« Building century. , Loans and Discounts .... .$4,948,963.91 Capital Stock $ 600,000.00 I>r. Hockenhull came -to America at the age of 9 years and tells many in- Overdrafts 561.90 Surplus and Undivided teresting incidents of his voyage, which lasted ten weeks; of the drouth U. S. Bonds and Premium . . 764,675.00 Profits 1,053,246.18 here in 1844; of the greatest "find" of gold which 'was ever made in Georgia, during which time his father owned Other Bonds to Secure U. S. Circulation ...... 600,000.00 ^\ the Battle Branch mines: of his for-- tunes of war as a surgeon in Phillips' Deposits . 43,400.00 Deposits 6,911,017.04 legion; of his experiences in.Milledge- viTle when Georgia seceded ^from the Stocks and Bonds 132,863.62 union, and many pathetic and humor- There Is I Difference! ous stories .has he told of his life as Fourth National Bank Bldg. 625,000.00 country doctor for ' more than { fifty years, during .which tijne he endeared himself to hundreds of people all. over Other Real Estate Owned . . 9,594.30 Georgia who will regret to hear of his illness. Cash- There is much talk of Jspending" money for in Vault 748,386.38 NEGRO GIRLS WILL Due from Bank* ...... 1,860,339.11 this or that — Due from U. 8. Treaiurer . 30,000.00 BE TAUGHT SEWING $9,f64,263.22 $9,164,263.22 The Suanmer Sewing- circle of the "SPENDING Holmes institute opened Tuesday morn- Ing at 9 o'clock in the chapel of th« Holmes institute. v \ Deposits June v 23, 1915, ...... $6,911»017.04 If you deal with Atljlta X-Ray Stores, you A l*argre number of students, enrolled. l The o-bject of the circle Is to give Deposits June 23, 1914, . . . >.• . . 6,420,875.91 do NOT "spend" your money — you only ex - every colored! girl an opportunity to learn how to «ew. B. H. Holmea, presi- change your money for pother thing of equal dent of the Institute, made the opening address, and, «aid that every girl and Increase ...... $490,141.13 value. Your money is lot SPENT until you, -woman should know how to make her own \dresB, which would pay for the An Active Designated Depositary of the United States, Staff of Georgia, have spent the value bifight by the exchange time which it will take to learn the trade. The 'course will last eight County .of Fulton, and City of Atlanta . of your money! weeks. In connection with the-sewing: circle, hat making will be taught. One lecture will be delivered-each , week to OFFICERS: There is a vast diff bnce between^ "spend- ithe students. \ Sidney Ormond, execu- tive secretary of the ynayor, lw!ll de- JAMES W. ENGLISH President \ g" your money and e anging it for another liver the flrst lecture. - JOHN K. OTTLEY Vice President v thing of equal value! CHARLES I. RYAN V. . . Vice President and Cashier NEGRESS IS HELD WILLIAM T. PERKERSON .:.... Assistant Cashier FRANK M. BERRY r . . . . Assistant Cashier Atlanta's Business f-Ray will guide you. } ON ARSON CHARGE STEWART M'GINTY Assistant Cashier HATTON B. ROGERS . : Assistant Cashier Tue«daW afternoon Clara Moore, a DIRECTORS: colored woman of large proportion^, appeared before • Judge 'Johnson I(ir no- EDWARD C. PETERS JOHN K. OTTLEY JAMES W. ENGLISH \ DANIEL B. HARRIS lice court charged with setting? fire CHARLES A. WICKERSHAM JAMES D. ROBINSON CHARLES I. RYAN GEORGE W. PARROTT Atlanta Reta Merchants to her house, 277 Jones street. She was bound over to the grand Jury under W. T. GENTRY ALBERT STEINER HARRY L. ENGLISH D. N. M'CULLOUGH • a bond of f 500. - , ' - , DAVID WOODWARD JOHN J. WOODSIDE J.R.HOPKINS v CLYDE L. KING ' Assolation • Banker Pleads Guilty. New York, ljune 29.—Meyer Jarmu- Utwsky, head of an East Side private •sinking firm, indicted last November d a charge of accepting deposits .after FOURTH NATIONAL BANK .A rUAR/\N 'EE! OF TRUTH iie bank was Insolvent, pleaded guilty r oday. Sentence wa» suspended on LOOK FOR IT IK E ADS IN THI5PAPER rtrmulowBky'» promise that he would ATLANTA .nake every effort to pay till 10,000 d*- poeltora In full. iNEWSPAPERl MEWSPAPERI THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1915.

dacks \ They will make their home In St Ixmls, where Mr. Smith holda a. re- SHELBY MYRICK IS sponsible position with the General MOORE-MERRILL WEDDING Electric company. Formerly from Ma- con, he was graduated from the Georgia ILL AT HOSPITAL; School of Technology, and his attend- ants were fraternity mates BEAUTIFUL SOCIAL EVENT MOTHER SUMMONED His bride Is one of the prettiest and most charming young women in At- lanta* social life An elaborate and beautiful wedding-,' arowns of net and lace and their Bou- Shelby Myrlck, popular member of centering a wide interest in several quets were pink roses and valley lilies the house from Chatham county, la southern states, was that of Miaa The little tralnbearors wore white lace 111 in St. Joseph s infirmary with Flower Sale. dresses, and tulle veils falling: to the append! citt a Bertha Moore and Mr William Hoad- A committee from tne Atlanta Free bottom of the little short aklrts. He and his colleague, Mr Shuptrlne, Kindergarten association -will conduct ley Merrill, of Eufaula, Ala, which Mrs John M Moore, the bride's a flower sale at Kamper*s grocery took place last night at the home of I mother, wore an descant costume In of Chatham, were returning- from Sa- vannah Monday night when Mr Myrlck store on Peaehtree street, all day Sat- the bride a uncle and aunt, Mr anjj' black Chantilly lace Mra McKee was urday, the purpose to secure funds for owned in Chantilly lace combined with was taken ill upon the train Mr the fund maintaining the Free Kin- Mm Hugh 1^. MoKee, on Piedmont glack net Miss Jessie McKee, who Shuptrlne summoned an ambulance LI DA BROWN WEDS dergarten schools Mrs Frederick av enue kept the bride s book, wore wblte chif when the trfcln reached the city and Hodgson, president of the association, The ceremony at 8 o clock, was per- fon embroidered in orchids Mr Myrick haa been confined to bed has arranged for a collection of beau- formed by Dr M yatt Brown, .of Ashe Mrs M B Wharton the bride s ever since MR. E. W. SMITH, OF ST. LOUIS tiful flowers and ft,rn suitable for dec- ville a life long filend and college grandmother was Downed in blaclc Hi* mother haa been informed by oratU e purposes and gifts and she mate of the bridegroom, and the at chiffon taffeta wire and is expected to arrive in At asks a generous patronage of the sale lanta todaj after which it will be The old fashioned garden flowers tendants ^vere Mr? I S Mitchell, Jr, Tke H«ceptIoH. decided whether an operation is n«c are more beautiful than usual this sea the bride s plster, matron of honor. Miss In the receiving party with Mrs essary Of Interest to a large acquaintance glowing In the midst of the foliage, and son, and they are greatly in demand Margaret McKee, maid of honor Misses clusters of .Easter lilies TI ere a stately They can suitably adorn the banquet Moore and Mr and Mra HIcKee weite HEMSTITCHING and waa the marriage last night of Mian Helen McCarty Mary Brown Virginia Mr and Mrs Seaborn 'Wright, of Rome, Kirkv,ood Brown and Mr Eric detail The entire apartment was em- tables as well as the one designed for Lipscomb, Dolly Prloleau Edith Mc- Cruice of the Middie*. bowered in wild smllax, palms and a quiet Sundav dinner They bring Mr and Mrs. "Wllmer LI Moore Dr and Washington June 2 9 -i—Secretary PICOT EDGEWOItK WUburn Smith, of St Louis, which took tjoy to the .invalid and cheer to any Kenzie, of Montezuma, Lila Merrill Mrs Logan <3rlchton Mr and Mrs S*d- ferns Terese Merrill, Laura Jennings and wln F Analey, Mr and Mrs Rucker Daniels announced tonight that the place at the home of the bride's par- place tbey are seen and no flowers Naval Academy midshipmen would The bride was beautiful In her wed- than those of the homt- garden are McCarty ents. Mr and Mrs Robert H Brown on Flmir Roberts of Eufaula brides- start July 7 on their practice cruise in a most satisfactory way •dingr gown of white satin the short more beloved by all maids Little Miss Bessie Mitchell Punch was served by Misses Mamie TV eat Peaehtree street waist embroidered in \* bite and silver, A committee of Vtlanta a most at- Ansley Louise Broyles Margaret Me through the Panama, canal to San Machines rented bv the month All The wedding nas a beautiful one the its yoke and sleeves of white tulle tractive \oung women will be in charge tralnbeaicr W ilmer Moore, Jr, and Carty and -May CHchton Francisco Captain Russel president makes of sewing machines repalr«d. bride attended by an attractive group Falling from under a scalloped tunic of of the sale Thomas \\ harton of Raleigh cousins Among the out of-town quests were of the court, W«L» instructed today to the satin embroidered in silver was a of the bilde ribbon bearers Colonel and Mrs A H Merrill Miss hold night sessions if necessary to Of young women and artistic decora- Eli/abeth Mc-Rae Miss Mary Brown Mr deep flounce of fllet lace and the court The Brfdnl P Jot lire. complete the inquiry into examination SingerSewingflachineCo. tion throughout the house formed an train of satin was embroidered in sil- Allen (Men ill of Eufaula Messrs Wil- Irregularities in t'me for' the cruise ?9 Whitehall St. Bell Phone iMain Itti For Visitors. The bridal partv was grouped for appropriate setting for the occasion ver Spra\s of orange blossoms were Mr W ilmer L Moore entertained at liam and Harmon Lampley Mr Addisori The ccremonj took place In the caught in the tulle veil and the bridal luncheon j esterday at the Di uid Hills the ceremony In the drawing loom \VhUe of Huntsvlllc Captain Lloyd dialing room, Re> R O Flmn, of the bouquet was of \alley lilies Golf club for Colonel A H Merrill and which was embowered in foliage and Brown USA. Mr Brasfg Comer of North i\enue Presbj terian church, of- Th« maid of honoi was gowned in Sylacauga. AJa Mr W P Van Mr William Hudley Merrill, of 1 ufaula flowers de Voort. of Tuscaloosa Mr Thomas ficiating and a string orchestra, provid- pink taffeta, and the bridesmaids wore Ala, who were in the city for the The white of an Improvised altar was green taffeta, made with scalloped Moore-Merrill wedding last evening Wharton of Raleiffh Mr Robert ed the wedding music flounces like petals They carried old- Veiled with asparagus fern, and behind Wrtfrht of Home and others The bride entered with her father, fashioned bouquets of pink rose-buds and around It palms ware massed, out Artistic decoration prevailed throuarh- and the groom with his beat man, Mr tied with, pink and green tulle i McConnell-McGuinn, of which rose tall candelabra covered out the reception floor Palms and Jame* Anderson of Charlotte. Miss The ribbon ^bearers wore white net ferns were ua«d In luxuriant masses with whit* roses, only the soft flame ivild amllftx 'was a mural decoration Helen Brown was maid of honor. Mis* dresses with pink sashes showing: above the flowers On the Last Week of Mra Brown was gowned In black and garden flowers in shades of pink "Winnie McKennon of Brunswick. Miss Jetted net. and Mrs. Walter Sihith. of altar were vasea of valley lilies, and were effective against the dominant Hattie May Holland and Mtas Jeannette Ma con, the «Tx>om s mother, wore black the typical bridal flower was used with green Brown, bridesmaids Misses Ruth and tulle and lace Hi a sister. Miss Sarah smllax. palms and fern in completing In the dining room the table from Jessie Brown ribbon bearers Mr Bryan, of Qtfacon, was arowned In white. the elaborate floral setting- for the which sweets were served had as Its centerpiece the wedding cake a mas- Annual Half-Price Charles Ely, of Savannah Mr Clarke Palms, ferns and the (brightest flowers impressive marriage scene of June fields and gardens decorated the sive old fashioned structure its orna Williamson and Mr Ernest Armistead house, and a buffet supper was served. -me oriae is one or Atlanta s most The bride s youthful beauty was at mentation a perpola made of white •were groomsmen Airs Jack Thiessen and Miss Helen talented readers and beat beloved its height of chaim her gown a gitli*,h iolnj? with Dorothy Perkins rosei A handsome arrangement of palms ;Thorn presided at the ipun«,h bow 1 •women and the groom is a prominent and graceful model and the tulle \ell climbing; oxer it and sheltered by It forined a background for the oridal pic- Mr and Mrs Smith left during the citizen of Sanford Fla^ framing beeoming!> the winsome face weie a linj bride and ffroom The tible ture, tall candles in brass candelabra evening fbr Vew York and the \dlron- Ihe gown was of Georgette cr*pe with decoration was in pink and white CHINA SALE sweetpeas anil all Ita color detail was For Misses Evans. double tunic, scalloped, and embroid pink find white Many attractive pieces still' left Exclusne and Mr«* Bevei Iv D F\ ans entertained ered in orange blossoms the lower \ buffet supper was served and an orchestra pro%idfd thp woddingr music last evening at home foi her visitors tunic falling over a flounce of lace A 1 beautiful deMt;ns in finest Mi**s Doroth\ E\ans and Miss I ollle coat effet-t 6f crepe opened o\er a vest Mr and Mrs Merrill left during the E\an«j of banders ville The guests i d high collar of old rose point lace e veil i np: for New York and they Will included members of the fechobl girl and the tourt train, of charmeuse i*as spend the summer it Like George Lake Hadland ' Bernardaud and boy set cmbioideied in orange blossoms The Champlain and Green Mountain re- Mrs E\ans will entertain it i mat \<_ il was, id Justed with cringe bios sorts Guerin Royal Doulton nee partv this afternoon at the 1 01 som^ and tht, bridal bouquet was of The bride Is iA bcaut\ and belle ol s\th for her guests 1> lie pink orchids showered with valle> the d"bntintp -set of the past wintrr JiUes and she has b«*en soci ill\ fetea on the Adderly Royal Worcester J he matron and maid of honor wore occasion of \ Isits IT) \labima wliich Hill-Walker. whitt, gowns embroidered in wieaths of w^ill be her home Hei family Is well \ rare oppoi-tunitj for \\ eddinjj gittb or for the Judge and Mrs Hn am Warner Hill pink rosebuds, and their bouquets were Knpwn there her nrrandparents the late of Greenville Ga hi\e announcetl the of pink rosebuds showered with ^alle> Dr "W irton a distinguished Baptist economical selection of^ fine china for jour own marriage of their daughter Mar> Jane minister and Mrs "V\ harton ha\ Ing lilies made their home in Eufaula for a nnm home Sale enjs Saturday to Mr Edmon.d B> ne AA alker on \\ert Ihe bridesmaids wore all white nesday, June 23 at the home of the ber of 1011 s Her father the late bride s parerits Tohn M Moore wna a ''on of thn late Mr and Mrs T\ A Moor*> pionepr and prominent citiyen^- of Atl?nt» and she Is i nl**re of Mr TVHmcr L Moo**e Dobbs £? Wey Co. Tea-Dance at Driving Club. and Mrs TTuarh McKee The weekly tta dance will be this Mr MerriH Is of well kno^n \lav afternoon ai the L>ri\ ing club Mrs bama famllv connefttont, v and !^ 57 North Pryor S t Next to Equitable Bide. A H Ranckt-r will entei lam for Misa himself a prominent citizen of Tufaula Ma\ Banckt,i 3 guest Mia* Mai of and a successful lawyer Isew Oi lean*. In the party will be Miss Ma.-\ Miss Bancker ^Iia L.rnest Duncan Mis \\ illlam II "Khett Mrs Geoige Kent harden and Mrs Benja min \ A\ea\er 3llrs b C Porter will entertain a small pirt\ Mrs J W \\hite ind Ulr and Mis E M Durant Come\in and Try a Cup of Hopkins-Gilfillan. w ill be among tho&e entertaining The wedding of Miss Ethel Hopkins of Mobile and Mr fohn Trederick Gil Maxwell House Coffee fillan of Atlanta took place in Mo Dinner-Dance at East Lake. KEELY KEELY KEELY bile on the e\ enlng of June "6 Dr A bright creation of the evening will Tucker of the Episcopal church of he the dinnei dance at I ast Lake Coun Her invitation is backed by the tempting, ficia ting- ti\ club There will be mus>ic fiom Mr and Mrs Gilfillan are at home b until I11 o clock appetizing aroma (and individually deli&ht- to then friends at 302 Ponce de Leon a\enue Annual Encampment. A. IMonth-End Clearance Today on 2d Floor ful flavor of the very cream of the coffee The annual encampment >v Miss Mason to Lecture \ •world. v Miss r1 E Ma ton principal of the Castle "chool at Tarr>toun on the No Other Ha» Such a Reputation Hudson •will deliver an address this v For Satisfying. moi njnjr at 10 "*0 o clock nt Carnesie Hbrar\ v ffer s bfet I will be \ H 011 J In Scaled Tins »t the better CTroeem. at --ehool 4.Uinti wei* received \ll w ho ire intt rested ire m\ ited \monsr the numerous \ i Musliti bund i\ Time 20 \vere Mr r* CHEEK-NEAL COFFEE CO, F o I on! M r 0.1 -Jo Eros-Edwards. M n \ Ta lo " " " s RASBVTLLS HOUSTON JACKSONVILLE Mi md Mrs loseph Fi os nnnonnre Tout en M 'kutb"V-'onioi Mi ind the onEt'm'ement of then luiRht i impsoii Miss , V rieona to Mr T\ sitej Mu/m T I Tsii«IIa Simp«on Viss<* Jerru/ran Mr- warcla of Tick^ons Ille FI t he wed A sale of more than a thousand garments A ._ I) dire TO take plice in August Pi Lo\e Dr HIM.S Mi lohn Simp at one price for your Choice of tte lot X*.U Eack This sale la an absolute clearance and final disposal of hundreds of pieces good style* rnerribrrs *... * — of muslin underwear, left over in broken assortments, atp special lots of underrouslins left lewis Blown Mr lule h ! nij Davis on - Paxon - Stokes Company < \rl TerniKan ATr Tam<>s Phi. e* Mr Tdme-i 1 irnri nit "U illnm Minpsin from our enormous sales during the past month, they wil also include several sample line* Mi Pem \diii Mr T Prosc-ott Mi T O Poole Ii Mr ruMBbt Mi-Clam and some very fine undermuslms mussed an'd tossed in w»dow and countei displays Every Mr ^A \ Dodge Jr Mr J E Kat? en stein woman can be suited, as every style is represented and e^cry size is somewhere in the assort- ment. A Little Quick Action and Common Sense Will Miss Brown Entertains. v Mta<< Cora Brown entertained tlic \ v woman s board ot visitors to thf pub The garments include— V Save Yoa Good Dollars in This lie schools at 5 o'clock tea Mondiv ttfteinoon at hcl •nome on l?ri CM | stieet Miss Broun is the new chair —Nainsook, Lingerie, Crepe and Batiste Govtfns, in in of the hoard and throUKh hei able Ic idcrship the members are sure of •> nioEresslve and nio^t succejsrul >eu Nainsook and Batiste Drawers lace trimmed "J. if activm "Miss III" M fmith pri mm iupei \isor of th» schools laid before tbc board the plini and P>o» —Nainsook Corset Covers, ivith and without sleevtt Great Curtain Sale Today Icnis of the summer schools which have pro-ion so popular a>! to nece^i tite the regulation of attendance The ———Teddy Bears, in nainsook, envelope styles \ discussion which followed was live!' i in | debate and cumulates in issue \fter —Petticoats of soft clinging materials, lace flounced * \ i tne hu^inr-ss portion of the mpttin^ -was . concluded a social halt hour was en- }o\td when delicious refreshments Taking a Loss Before Taking Stock i Those picst?nt -were Mrs W-ilter G . roono, Mrs W T M-CuHourt Mr-! ' V K Krlessha,ber Vis r R Ilnd orme Mrs P I- Blackihe.r Mrs i N H I In order to greatly reduce the stocks Before inventory time, we have revised Klrkpatrlck Miss Laura M Smith Miss Percale ana Wiaaras Hc^ise Dresses the prices on Curtains for this sale, which will make today a day of unusual Coia Brown _ ___ savings. ROUTE TO CHATTANOOGA for choice of 350 assorted House tend Porch Dresses, in light and The trend of th,e savings is indicated by the sterling values quoted below — INSPECTED BY ROMANS at 55c eacn dark colors. All of the styles are neatly trimmed—collarlesa read them for proof positive that you will profit largely by being among those to Borne Ga June SI —(Special >— The and short sleeved. commis-sioneis of Floyd county accom choose first from this stock of Curtains just now. hy T E Grifton chief engl 1 and Today—Fifth Floor. A Sale of A Sale of These at Half Price through Summerville and to present CkileTs Dresses Dreising Sacques no difficulties In the mattei of road Only one pair of a kind—Curtains used as samples. They are soiled from building at ea display, but are highly desirable, when they ma~y be had at exactly half price. at 85 c j35c °^ Included are Curtains of all grades, and all kinds; Muslins, Scrims, Not- tinghams, Irish Points and so on. A clearance sale of Children a \Vash A cleaince sale of dollar values in Dresses, valued variously up to $2.00 dressing sac4es and short Jawn kimonos Curtains priced here regularly at $1.50 to $10 pair—every price between. Broken size assortment. Two largfe lots \Vomen lootog for comfortable garments Today you may buy them at 75c to $5 pair. LOT ONE—2 to 5 years, white for hot weiher wear will crowd this SHOWERS PREDICTED lawns, lace trimmed. department l| this price FOft THIS AFTERNOON LOT TWO—6 to 12 years, white Lawn fressing Sacques, In colors These at One- Third Less Although a cooling shower fell dur- ing1 lateV afternoon Tuesday, thfc tem- and colored lawns only NeaJMted effects. pertuure began to rise liter in the I night and had it not been foi oc- | i casional refreshing showers the night I ^ Curtains of all kinds: Ruffled Muslins, Scrims, Nottingharns, Irish Points, •would have been unusually sultry » The wcathei man issued a predic | I ^i.r Novelties and so on—mainly two or three pairs of a kind — some have as many tion of probable showers for the city A todaj Wednesday In most respects ' as five pairs of a kind—all in good condition, fresh ^-except the one curtain Is expected to be like Tuesday—fair Sale during the forenoon and early after- shown as sample of each kind, is slightly display soiled—and highly desirable noon but cloudy and damp at twilight Serviceable Petticoats 49c when they may be had, as in this sale, at one-third less than their regular prices. of JACOBS TO PREACH Each Regular £1.50 to $1O Curtains SERIES OF SERMONS A large a«sortment of colored sateen and light we{g(Lte»r-eilk Petticoats, in colors A sei ie« of Sunday mornine ser- only; embracing all good street and suit (hades Usually 4i \vould pay a DOLLAR mons w ill begin at the Cential Con- i at One-Third Off srregitional church by VRev Thornwcll for these, today is the month-end clearance—and you will jfetLtra values [ Jacob* Sunday morning- Juli IS The t 1 sermons will compare conditions of * ' Atlanta today with tho»e existing- in > —Fifth Floor. | historical world centers centuries a«-o i Ideas secured from Atlanta business and professional men -will be incor- There is still frood choosing among: the Drapery Nets, in a i porated in the sermons Special Sale at the lowest prices we have ever quoted. Revival Service*. The Rev W T Smith of the Recatur i —Fifth Floor. Baptist church la conducting- revival services at the 13ast Atlanta Baptist O. church, and in being &**Jat«d b* the KEELY

SPAPFRf rSPAPFRJ "THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.., WTEONlfiSDAY, JUJSB 30, T.919.

at pruid Hill* club Monday Haxel Merritt, William VMerrltt and the gentlemen accompanying Mr W H. Thomas Faean are spending a month Merrill from Alabama to attend hU at Gordon Springs, near Dalton, Oa SOCIAL, ITEMS wedding last night to Miss Bertha • *• HE LIFTED THEIR LEGS Judge and Mre R W Moore and children, of Sparta, Ga, spent Monday UlasJUlllan LQV&JI. who has been In the city en route home from New- spendiifg quite a lopg time "with her nan, where they spent last week s •* «wi.wwN&» xrv tn.« Mruwvi* m ^ur wnu sister Mr*. Cay McCall, in \shevlUe, AND SUBMERGED HEADS Mr*, Sim* Bray, Tb* Mis.M Merrill N C, returned last night and with her Mr and Mrs William H. WhH«. Jr. who h»v« been vlnlting Mfg. John M parents, -Mr and Mr*. James L. Logan, have returned from a two weeks' auto- - ''•'"•' • * V Moor*, wttl b« with Me and Mr* Bray are at No MJ Ponce de L«on * venue, mobile trip through Ge<*rKla «tt*r today. the home of Mr and Mra. J A basser. *** Noted Patholofwt Tells Jury •** who are away fax the summer -Misses Dorothy and Tellle Evans of Mr WHm»r Ix Moore entertained at **» Bandersville, are the guests of Mrs. How Smith Drowned Brides Mrs. Courtland Wlnn Misses Frances Beverly D K\ana t Wlnn Alice Cain, Elizabeth Set* and * *** in Bath Tub. L«&ra Rose left Tuesday for a two The wedding ofQIlss Wynuette Walk- weeks' stay in Nacoofche r e valley er and Mr Paul Dean O Kelley will take \ \ > ; **» place this evening- at 8 SO o clock at London, June 29 —At today** session W SUCH PAIN Miss Florence N Smith left yester- the home of the tbride B parents, Mr and of the trial for murder of George Shirts—Panta-^Oreralte day foi Washington. D C , to visit Miss Mrs bantu el G talker Helen Gleai>on at her home on Colum- •.** Joseph Smith, husband of three wives, bia road before soing to New York, Mr and Mrs W ^ 14J- Kytle, Mr Cur- who died in their bathe, Dr fcpilsbury, w here she will continue her studies at tino Xytle, Misses Louise and Oath- a noted pathologist, gave expert teteti Frank E. Block Go. A. M. Robinson Co, WOMAN CRIED Columbia unl\erait>. remaining there crine Kytle, of Athens, spent the week- mony of the effect* of a sudden fit or during the v, inter end with IMr and Mrs A P Cassells fainting spell on a person in a bath *** They made the trip in their motor car Suffered EverythingUntilRe- Mrs Earl E Watson entertains at *** Regarding Alice Burn ham, one of r a matinee party this afternoon for Miss Mtsa Essie Roberts, of Fairburn, will Smith s brides, drowned in her bath Marie Bradley of Carrollton, the guest leave this week with a party for a tub at Blackpool, £>r Spllsbury de •tored to Health by Lydia. of Mrs \ A. Watson western trip dared it would have been impossible *** for a person of her size to have been E. Pinkham's Vegeta- Friends of Mr and ^Irs Kobert H in such a condition, submerged In eltber Hogg will regret to hear of the illness a sitting or a lying position. In the ble Compound. of their son, Robert. Jr , who has been bath tub produced In court stricken at his home 311 Juniper street Referring to the prisoner s evidence with t> pho.d fever MEETINGS that he had found the woman lying on Florence, So. Dakota.—"I used tf>b« *»* her left aide in the tub, the physician pick every month with bearing The marriage of Miss Alice Bacon remarked Cox and Mr Francis Baker Reins will Lebanon chapter. No 105, O E b If this la true. It would have been down pains and be an e^ent of the evening at the home will hold their regular meeting Thurs impossible for her arm to have been backache, and had of the bride s mother Mrs t harlea E day night at S o clock at the Masonic bruised as it was found to be headache a good Cox on Piedmont avenue hall, 2il%a Stewart avenue, corner of Both Dr Spllsbury and Dr Wilcox *** Pearce another expert, expressed the opinion deal of the time and Mrs W C Spiker and son-" Pierpont that the deaths of all three women very little appetite. and Sterling left Sunday e^enlng for were consistent with their legs hating their summer home in Ohio I^ater Mrs been lifted and pulled while they were The pains were so bplker ulll go to California, return- BIG BOND ISSUE SOLD* In their baths and their heads thereby bad that x used to ing to \t1anla October 1 submerged Dr Wilcox said he con BY CITY OF NEW YORK sidered none of the deaths was cori sit right down on the Mrs Frank Lester, of New York will slstent with accidental causes floor and cry, be- be in the clt> Mondav en route to Rome New York. June 28 —Unusual inter- An outburst by tbe prisoner who for a \isit to relatives est attached to todaj s sale by the denounced th« Scotland Ya>rd witness Self-Rising Flour cause it hurt me so *** Uty of New York of J71 000 000 of 4 1-2 who arrested him as a scoundrel, and ^Cornfield Products" and I could not do Mrs Martha "ft ide^man Thomas is per cent bonds not onl> because of shouted I don t care whether you any work at thoaa apendinit several weeka in Ashevllle, the magnitude of the offei ing, the larg- sentence me to death or not, marked N C, is the guest of h* daughter, est in the city's history but more par- the close for the prosecution No eU Atlanta Milling/Co.^ times. An old wo» Mrs \\ illlam Adalr Martlr ticularly because of its bearing upon dance was adduced by the defense *** the general Investment situation al White Provision Co. man advised me to try Lydia E. Fink- and Prosecutor Hopkins began his ml The wedding of Misrf Uanet Little this time dress to the Jury ham's Vegetable Compound and I got a and Mr Baker William Farrar will Considering the enormous cash re- take place this evening ft 9 o clock sources available at this and other do- bottle. I felt better the next month 30 -it the home of the bride s parents E>r mestio centeis and taking the attrac- I took three more bottles of it and got and Mrs A A Little, on ^orth Boule- tive interest rate into account the re- vard sult was said to be much below expec- veil so I could work all the tune. I, *** tations hope every woman who suffers like I did Mra M B Ferguson ha« returned to It was freely predicted in the finan AT THE THEATESIS will try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable her home in Florida after a visit to clal district a few da>s ago that the Mr and Mrs H B Ferg son average bid for the 50-vear Issue which SHOES Compound.' '—Mrs. F. W. LjtNSENG, Box **• comprises $46 000 000 of the whole, ^ Jteif/i Vaudeville. Vr R. G Johnston of Macon wns 8, Allyn, Wash, ^ v Would be at or around 103 while the (At the Forflrth > the week-end guest of Harry Fergu- serial issue -n as expected to average From the \iewpolnt of tha three critl Why will women continue to suffer da? son at least 102 Onlv a few of the small tlame In the Atlanta newspapers, And from *** bids opened toda> came within range the Indorsement evidenced by four capacity fa and day out or drag out a sickly, half- Ham. Ferguson will spend next week of the estimates one of the moat im- testing gatherings and an advance sale hearted existence, missing three-fourths with Dan Blalock in Fa^ ette\ ille portant of the all or none bids made that Indicates & tremendous attendance xt *** by a leading banking -*>ndicate falling all remaining performancea the Forfaytn of the joy of living, when they can find I>r T O Karnard and laughter will short of these figures has one of the beat shows of Us life thlii health fn Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable lera\e for the Isle of Palms Tuly 1 To a large extent the disturbed fi- \verk / nancial conditions In Europe were re Hundreds of theatergoers refUBed to let Compound? (Mr-* W S. Jennings ard her grand sponsible for the low bids bad vienther Interfere with their pleasure «50n, <1 orge Wood, Jr J^ave Wednes All told bids were more than four lafit night and crowded the theater and For thirty years it has been the stand- the big crowd u.aa veil repaid for the tlim dm e^enlnar by -wa> of Savannah for times in excess of the total issue, spent The bill la a combination of high ard remedy for female ills, and has re- Xetv 1 ork where they i ill visit Mrs amounting to about J296 000 000 De fcrade acts, even, one a feature Prince sib stored the health of thousands of women JCu&end C Clark mand for the long term issue was al Rajah the famous Oriental dancer h-is most twice as large as for the serial ec llp*ed her great success registered here who have been troubled with such ail- Th ^vedilintr of -Mi"3 'Vary King and alx yeara ago Her Arabian chair dance J. K. Orr menta as displacements, inflammation, Mr lit nry Hamilton Hj.rt will take Is one of the most Interesting features yei plice this evening: at 6 o clock at the CLEMENCY HEARING aeen on a local stage Henry Lewie the nleeratian, tumors, irregularities, etc. ho-me ol the bride s parents, Mr and Shoe Go. Mrs George E King, on Peachtree u. favorites position and dainty Ftorrie { If jom want special ad-rice write to street ( FOR CHARLES BECKER Mlllerthtp Is already a real artiste The iTaia E. Flakham Medicine Co. (confl- *** sketch presented by prett) Julie Ring and | Co onel and Mr*) Sidn»y C Chamber- New York June 29 —Counsel for her company is unusually good The hill dcBtiall Ijnn, Haas. Toor letter will lain leave Thursday for ain extended Charles Becker has arranged to meet for next u eek will bring among others west rn trip They will visit the Pan- Governor Whitman In \lbani on Stand Stanlej one of the bent laugh win fee opened, read and answered by a Thursday to make application for s nera in vaudeville and a bill that la ma tie •WMUB aid. held In strict confidence. ima exposition and th« exjposition at up entirely of atarB in their respective lines Stn l>iego and other points o Martin visit their friends, if" and Mrs 1 T Man ton ye«terda> irt a telephone JticVett, in. Iowa talk with the go\ ernor, who was at "The Flaming Sword." •*• Amherst, Alass, attending the com- mencement exercises at Amherst col {At the Strand.) These / W si Derv! Farr!s«< 'will leave the The latest Metro Pictures corporation TP latter part of tire TV e« k for a \lsit tp lege The go.v ernor will return from lease The f laming few ord w 111 be the Veal Chops I5c Ib. her Cnther at Lafavett-1, Ga where she A.mherst tomorrow and maj set an attraction at the Strand theater today and •« ill spend the month of Julv V early date for the hparm&, as he haa ""- :.i~~ TWO distinguished stara Ttane **• — satd that he IB willing to hear any (Mif Susie May Nolan lea\es Thurs- plea in behalf of Becker V Chelena Market Co. It •was understood thit an effort will \Sptctaliat of Home Products day to join a partv f friends in BIr labels an< mir^bam who will visit the exposi- be made to have the hearing- take place tions and other places of interest in Frtdaj eo as to give the go\ ernor 40 P>Mhfri« (pilS,) 64 N.Pryer Cal f>rnla Miss Xo an expects to be ample time to reach a decision Back- aw\\ for the monlh of Julj er s execution for the murder of Her- **• inan Rosenthal has been set for the week beginning July 12 This leases Itr and Mrs W L (Merntt Miss uiu uuuguier ui. wic jij^ii LIIUU^C imcjiur aiiu him thirteen da> s in which to flgrht for a strong attachment sprlngu up between trade marks EDUCATIONAL his life the two which after many complications developH Into joy and happlnee* for all t ( Beautify the Complexion ACCUSED OF KILLING "The Sins oflhe Mother*." D4TKN DAY9 {At the Grand.) HIS STEP-DAUGHTER A ntt«, Stewart and Carl* Williams, the r epr ese nt famous \ Itagraph start) who have become Nadinola CREAM Brandon Miss June 29 —M. G The Unequalcd BtwitUkr Roarer* 30 a farmer is in jail here In Atlanta will be the features of the five heJd on a charge of murder in con- reel ^ itagraph Blue Ribbon feature. The USED AND EXDOR5ED Sln» of the Mother* nection V, ith the death Monday of his Thla tremendously Interesting feature BY THOUSANDS 3 \ear old step daughter The death picture has Vc reared a ben nation among the of the child resulted 11 om injuries re- people who have »cen It In private exhibl home - made Guaranteed to remove ceived when her step Eithei admin- tion—(or Its rcleowe for public exhibition i» BU A.B. counc of naodard cradc Special counca la tan, freckles, pimples istered a whipping sevei al day a ago not scheduled until today The plot IH u : Art. ExpreMioo. ard Dornnnc Sci*nc«u Admiwon liver spots, etc Extrenv accoiding to the verdict toda> of a bold effort to show what nome mothers do coroner «i jury which investigated the It has a wonderful gambling room, ecene cases about twenty days- ca*e Rogers admitted that he had and it has that punch that Is HO refresh *porta*ndxccr*B.tio-n*b and many lnt« chastised the child the authorities say ing in good feature photoplays Sevennatlonalaoroi Ww ihhlsltldealft. Patroa. pores and tissues of impurities but he declared that the punishment There Is already real interest In tha pro goods—made ih t the «km .clou, soft, heaJthy was not severe gram for Friday and Saturday when Alary wt*tocueft»d»cveiat bulletin* Ir*« upea mizcs, 50c and $1.00 By toilei Flckfordt In the character of m, queer little ietmbecta* September Ittlu Ad*I(e>a Indian girl will be seen in the western »' ers or ma I drama little Pal Daniel Frohman ha-s BRENAU, Box 14, Gainesville, Ga. 1 PfAZ. TOILXT COMKAATr. fUHf, r«aw ARCHBISHOP QUIGLEY devoted much time and money on this pro ductlon and it lit declared that It IB AT THE PO/jVr OF DEATH superior to Miss Plcbford s sp4en of Chicago, announced tonikht that the prelate ^as slowl y slnkiiTg The archbishop, at the home of hia SOUTH CAROLINA brother Joseph M Qulgley, chief of n Georgia. AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE police of Rochester, is suffering from INVOLVED BY DECISION FOR W EN a combi ned attack of heart trouble and paralysis Hope for his recovery Columbia. S. C., June 29,—Attorney DECATUR (6 Mile. Fro Atlanta) GEORGIA virtually has been abandoned General Feeples rendered toda*y ah opinion holding that officers of the Philosophy WAGE ADVANCE GIVEN seven militia companies mustered out Are you insist Letters of service by Governor Manning dur STREET RAILWAY MEN Ing the recent re organization of the Science Home Economics state militia. Immediately following the Dormitory Capacity Worcester Mass , June 29 —A new disbanding by former Governor Blease waire, scale providing for an increase of the entire organization can retain Limited to 300 of 3 cents an hour was agreed on to- their commissions under* state law The ing upon your re-' night by the Worcester Consolidated in ion raised the point that Governor and BuMetrn of Views, and the Springfield i Street Railway ease s proclamation which was is the President companies and the Street Railway nored by the Manning administration Men s onion It provides for a mini- was -legal and intimated that this re- mum wage of 25 cents an hour and a organisation of the militia mishit be maximum of 31 cents Virtually all nullified - street rai 1 way employees I n central This re-organization reduced from tail dealer supplying' Massachusetts will be affected If the three to two the number of. regiments agreement is ratified by the "men to* The opinion was addressed to J morrow night Chapter Caldwell inspector general, na- tional guard of South Carolina About twenty new officers were elected to replace those removed These elections occasioned this opinion \ you with th^m? If you One possible effect of this ruling of the attorney general pointed out by officials, would be the refusal of the state treasurer and the federal disburs- Men and Women ing officer for this state to honor war- rants foe expenses of the militia en- campments ordered held next month are, then you are pending; determination of the troops status In the courts Colonel A B Legare, of Columbia, one of the militia officers removed Buy Your Clothes the Issued a statement tate today declar in«r that Adjutant General Moore had ting as good goods as countenanced the elimination of ten Easier and Better Way high officers by 'the simple expedient of an order" and seemingly placed fils desires and opinions above the military <* * Here at Askin & Marine Co. vou will The opinion of the attorney gen- eral he said, 'not only seems to show money can buy and at the find the reason's best styles—4he val- that the adjutant general has misled the governor when requesting him to Issue the orders covered by the opin- ues you'll also find greater than pos- ion but that he has also again placed sible elsewhere, as we operate a chain the militia of the state In a muddle" time showing your of stores from coast to coast. COMBINATION URGED same TO CRUSH PROHIBITION Utlca, JJ T, June 29—A combina- Your Credit Is Good! tion of Interests to crush prohibition loyalty to home industries. was advocated in speeches at the first session today of the New York Liquor Dealers' convention David Neuberger, Buy now—say charge it, and we will of New York, attacked William Jen- nings Bryan, calling on his hearers to be glad to do so—Askin & Marine disavow all allegiance to the former secretary He termed the prohibition operate their charge accounts upon crusade the "result of ignorant preju- dice or hypocritical Intelligence," de- claring; John I* Bull!van represented high-class methods—not the old-style the first class and Bryan the other John J Banley, of the American embarrassing ones most credit stores Federation of Labor, declared that his organization would work with liquor use. Interests to defeat local option and prohibition. SOME SHARP CRITICISM DIRECTED AT ORATORS Call for Them San Francisco, June 29 —Fourth of V July orators, trial lawyers, actor* and Askin & Marine Co. elocutionists were adversely criticised by speakers before the twenty-fourth annual session of the National Speech W. A. DAY, Manager Arts association here today "Actors as a class know how to act, but not how to speak," said John t> Insist Upon Them Originator of Dignified Credit. Barry, a flan Francisco critic:. "Orator* are applause takers, in_ nocetft of the open sesame t» voice ' 78 Whitehall ^ Atlanta muterr—forffetfulnesa/' supplemented Oeprve C jfIII lam a, of Ithaca, K., T., president of the association- 'SPAPERJ *-f*3F f .Z~i 1 J# THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1915.

from one hundred million to a quarter of a billion—a legitimate conclusion when we New Bill* introduced FULL POWERS Tb QUELL DISTURBANCES realize that without the war , the annual in Both Branches of drain would have gone on Just «0§ In the Legislature Yesterday GIVEN AUTHORITIES BY CODE OF STATE past. , Estimating our ordinary trade balance at A Somm to O1A July. New Bills Im the Horns*. The almost unlimited power of both civil to command the" persons composing such $600,000,000 to *750,qOO,000, tt will be seen Some singers pipe the The following bills were Introduced In and military authority for quelling1 riotous riotous, tumultuous or unlawful assemblage that we are ahead by approximately a round month o' June, but give the house Tuesday: , gatherings and the heavy penalty attached or mob, to disperse and return peaceable, to half billion dollars in gold, which Is the us old ^ July, By Coweta Delegation—To establish pub- to participation in auch occurrences, may lie their' respective abodes and business But When summertime gets lic schools in Newnan. found somewhat surprising to such as are In no case shall it be necessary to use any ba'sls of International payment. busy an' fires up the By Culpepper of Merlwether—To regulate not familiar with the penal code of the set or a particular form of words In order- With such financial possibilities as this sky^ , procedure in original Jurisdiction state I Ing the Vdlsperslon of any riotous, tumult- When the rain crow is By Stark of Jackson — To provide for Whatever may he the cause of such Inci- uous or unlawful iassembly, nor shall any situation represents, business should be rotation of superior court judges. command he necessary wb«n the danger of good all over the United States. It Is bound a-croakin* for the dents It would certainly not seem to be. a wished- for rainy spell, By Beck of Murray—To provide for elec- lack of power to stop them or lack of ma- | loss of life, or bodily harm, or where such tion of jury commissioners by the people. unlawful assemblage or mob Is engaged In to be xood. With Industrial wheels turning An' the rich, round Georgia melon is a-coofln* chlnery for prosecuting- the participators ' ~"~* '"" ""* ~~ ~~ "" By Stark of Jackson—To provide for the commission or perpetratton of any felony, full tilt and the best crop season we have in the well. The power of civil authorities Is outlined electric lights In Commerce, Ga In the following excerpts from the code or Enoassaulting or attacking any civil of- ever known, we are going to more than re- ficer or person called to aid him in the pres- Hot days in Dixie, By Same—To amend charter of Com- Power of Civil Authorities. peat the performance of the year just passed. But let your thanks be said, merce ervation of the peace, or is otherwise en- For then the big sun-furnace By Hogg of Marlon—To provide lfor re- "If two or more persons," says the penal gaged In the actual violence to person or Between producing, earning and salving while Burns the meloV-s heart to red. lief and discharge of temporary adminis- code, "assemble for the purpose of disturbing propertj " the public peace, or committing any unlaw- the other great nations of the earth are An* when the toil is ended >*ou take your trator n.t \ Penalty Provided. squandering blood and billions, we, shall be- By Jjorrls of Douglas—To create the first ful act, itMd do not df*p«r*e OB beJ»jr com- shad> ease manded to do so by a Judge. Justice, MherlJT. ^ The cpde pro\Idea the following penalty: lien on baled cotton for the ginning come not only financially foremost, but both AH' watch the driftln' dream-clouds, or whis- constable, coroner, tir otber VP«*cc ^officer, " Vny person or persons composing or tle foi a breeze, ^ By Clarke Delegation -7 To amend city MUCK persons shall be entity of * mliide- taking part in an\ riot, rout, mob, tun^ult, purveyors and bankers to those nations An* when the day has burned a:way It's charter of Athene. or lawless combination or assembly mention- Which have heretbfore prided themselves "Good-bye, Mister Sun'" By Clarke Delegation — To provide for ed^ in Article 3, who after helve duly com- Like tired children to the rest 'neath stars election of superior court .Judges by the Under the head of "Riot," the codp con- ma ndrd to <1Up*r>i<>, willfully and Intention- upon their presumed financial supremacy. of e\cning won tinues at th» poatoffio* at AU»nt« Justices of the supreme court ally »!!• to do no a* soon ** prae&cable, By Meadows of Wayne—To allow public "Tf two or more persona do an unlawful •kail be ffnilty of ^ felony, and on conviction Mcona-elaa* maU raattar. Hot days In Dixie. afc^ of violence, or arn other act in a violent schools to engage In farm education work. thereof shall be Imprisoned in the peniten- But July-time is sweet, and tumultuous manner, they shall be guilty POCTAGB ANOTHER BILLION—WHO PAYS? An' in the dark o' summer-dreams By Teomans of Terrell—To prohibit un- tiary for not less than one year or more of a riot, and be punished aa for a misde- United State* and Mexico. We hear the world's heart beat. fair commercial discrimination between dif- than fixe years " \ Cables announce the Noting of another meanor " *• ferent sections of the state \ In such emergencies the law outlines the $1,120,000,000 by Prance for the continued Proverbn of the By Cobb Delegation—To authorise suit on In such Instances as these civil authori- duty of citizens when a shot is fired There s happiness enough to reach around ties are given amplp power to put an im- prosecution of the war. This report comes bastardy ibond without evidence of some act "Whenever any *aot 1* fired or missile the world, and > ou don't have to travel to mediate stop to such activities, and punish- 1» thrown at, against, or upon any body of overtake it bv the court of ordinary ATLANTA, GA., June 30, hard upon the action of the English parlia- ment is pro\ided for the offenders ^ •aid military forces* or at, against, or upon Bv Carter of Bacon—To make town of In case an> such situation, however, is or It s right to stand for good measure in any officer or member thereof, assembling SUBSCRIPTION RATKS. ment in voting to Its war department a blank Alma a state depository K\T. es promise of bein# more serious than life, but some folks even demand trouble b> B\ Simpson of Cherokee—^To create road or assembled for the purpose of performing By Hail In the United State! and Mexico. check which may be filled in to the extent of the bushel the forces of *i\il authority can handle the anv duties under the pro-visions of this title, (Payable Invariably In adranci.) commission for Cherokee county go\ ernor mu v be appealed to for aid from five billions or more, according to the temper By Chatham Delegation — To authorize It shall forthwith be th« duty of every p«r- It isn't the end, of the journey when you the state militia, or 1C the occasion seems •OB fa the •MemblfiBe from which the *h*t DmllT and Sunday . . HIM of the English people in lending money to reach the high places, for they are w here certain cities to establish registration sys- to demand more prompt action a. sheriff or Dally . . . ,\. . . . aum »»> jjv the world-thunder \ does its best to shake I* fired or the ml MM lie thrOTra to JmnedUtelr Sunday "» *J9 tem the major maj call out local mJJitJa J>y wrlt,- dfspeiwe and retire therefrom wfthovt wait- J their government tno^ earth from under you By- Ennls of Baldwin—To authorize trus- Trl-We*kly -°° 1 ten order without waiting to coniult the ing anr order to do mo, and any person know- tees of state sanitarium to establish nurses' K7 Carrier. There is evidently no overestimation in Tou've got to learn how to fight fire and governor ing or having a reason to believe that a training school v In Atlanta. SO cent* per month or 19 centa the announcement that the European War high water, for even the saints have been The law clothes tr^e military with ample shot has been fired or missile thrown as per week. Outside of Atlanta. commanded, aa provided agriculture Jr.. ctaxt correspondent. In charffe. value in it included. SIN/MEKS ;' BUT" ANV iduty of the cUll offlcei calling out su'-p. herein before to disperse,- shall be wfltr Bv Wright of Bulloch—To pav solicitors military force, or of t-om* other conservator of a felony, and on conviction thereof shall THE CONSTITUTION la on aale tn New Somebody at some time has got to pay LITTLE iCHILT> CAN general a fee of ¥10 in cases of gaming, riot York city by 2 p. m the day alter lavue. It of ^.he peace, or of the officer in commard be imprisoned in the penitentiary for not less can be had: Hotalintr'a NewntandB. Broad- these tremendous sums. Who is it? It is, and larceny I of the troops, or some per*on by him deputed, than one or more than flve years." way and Forty-second xtreet (Times building in last aTialjsis. the man with the hoe, the *ND TOUCH Bv Connor of Spaldlng—To abolish coun- corner). Thirty-eighth atreet and Broadway t> treasurer of Spaldlng county FRO/A "THE/, and Twenty-ninth atreet and Broadway. man at the plow, at the lathe or the forge— By Same—To authorize Spaldtng county The Constitution la not responsible for the man who earns his daily bread by hard commissioners to designate depository of" AMERICAN, UNlVERSiTIE£— advance payments to out-of-town local r*r- county funds ( and perspiring labor. He will pay It every OF CAPITOL GOSSIP riers. dea or agents. time he buys a loaf of bread, a pair of shoes, *F^ Bv Davis of Laurens—To abolish the fel- PENNSYLVANIA. low-servant rule as to express, telegraph and »T GEORGHL P-lTCB* SUPT. LANDRUM'S BIG JOB. a suit of clothes. It must come, finally, out telephone companies ^and all manufacturing Author of •'At Good Old Slwaahy" Smith Addre»*e» L*af»latur«. of production, out of the soil and of things and mining corporations It was announced last night that Senator Superintendent L. M. Landrum,' Just Hi«h and Drr- B\ Campbell of Newton—To prohibit any Hoke Smith will address a joint session ot th» made from what comes out ofVthe soil, and 9 the most loyal, the most patriotic of citizens, "• i**l rebi atids leave the sky In the house It was then 40 year* old, having been started detained there for an indefinite period the hoard might have found for the place But still, ef comes the Jedgrnent, By Cobb Delegation—To appropriate $50 he thinks little of the burden that must ulti- as a charity school had It searched the country over. Twill find us high an' dry to refund A H Gilbert ^Pennsylvania has a campus o^ er fifty To lnve»tlKa«e Mr* Comp..|*.. mately fair upon his shoulders; yet fah it B> Jones of Coweta—To adjust differences acres In extent and profu=el\ decorated with loJlowing: a resolution Introduced in the The Atlanta school system is undergoing Trouble e\ei;'whar you go between account1; f n state treasurer's office will with a weight he has never known in An' more the leather brings, building's and students It has o\cr a doren house on Monda> by Mr Dart, of Glj nn. I period of reorganization and rehabilitation. and comptroller's office \ * all the years that have gone before For ef we flj towards the sky departments, including llie nlt)«st medical calling for the investigation of life insurance Crowded to orerflowing, with double daily The fire 11 scorch our wrings By Beck of Carroll—To Investigate the school in America and a \tterinar> srhool companies, air Beck, of Carroll, (Introduced The only alternative Is repudiation, and combinations of fire Insurance companies and which teaches evrr\ known disease or the ( a resolution on Tuesday calling for the inves- sessions in many classes made necessary by Too hot to travel, their Increase In rates horae, and is now experimenting on Fords It i tlgation of nre Insurance companies what of the warring countries except Tur But put >our troubles by, lack of needed ph> steal equipment, council By Fulton Delegation — To^ provide for also has the largest chemical instruction Mr Beck'ja resolution alleges that there key, which has long since lost hers, can af- Don't complain' But pray for rain laboratory in the tvorld. but is still strug- widening of Spring- street city of Atlanta, "seems to^be an unlawful combination" of has just appropriated $85,000 to remedy When earth swings hig-h an* dry' gling along without a madium large enough ford to destroy its credit with the world? ***** In rear of go\ernor'a mansion fire insurance companies, that In Instances pressing defects before ^e opening of an- Bv Ledbetter of Polk—To provide for Male to hold lOOjOQO cases of temporal insamtj Repudiation, at letcst in the case of the Remarkable I exorbitan_. _. „„... tv .rate ~>i«,sv hav*..=,Te ^ beeuunt of typhoid m risk new school houses which the system must epidemic. (Passed ) * so hard In the heaUs o" -so \ej-=itile in the V \ pay and pay dearly It is the worker in the now enjoying the modern dances danced the legs Because of this fact its football team have before it will be adequate to the de- quadrille vihen the quadrille was young" To Create Electrical Board. field and the factory in whom dependence ***** , "Ow Bills In the Senst*. has not shone \ er\ bi illlantl\ in the la»t mand upon it fewr years and, ilthouRh it is one of the Senator Dobbs, of the thirty-fifth, has in- at last ts placed to pay the bills; the same Financial Observation. By Senator Lawrence of the First—A bill It is a tribute to Superintendent Landrum to authorize county authorities of counties "BiR four ' It has to pla> Hai\a,rd or "i ale troduced a bill in the senate asking for the "Even after long dr> spells, the dust b> mental feu^Kestion creation of a etate board of electrical exam- worker who today is also most depended always gets settled long before a great many having a city therein which now has or may and his long experience and serric^ that the Howe\er, PennsjH inii is \ er\ famous iln upon to face the vicious and well-aimed bills that were due ahead of the rain," says hereafter have a. population of not le"*s than iners, who shall set the standard* *o\ern.ng- board recognized in him the qualities and The Albany Herald 60000 nor more than 150000. to establish a track athletics Its. students usuall\ out- •lectnciana bullets ol the enemy Jump and outtun the rest of America with the ability commensurate with the crisis ***** svstem of registration to determine the Trials. qualified voters at any election held^to de- groat case eat,h spilng; \ Penn^-v l\ania grad- , Rule for Obtaining Reward Offer*. uate can be easil> distinguished b\ the grace that confronts the schools. The man who How I-iife still on our patience draws, termine ''whether s^ch county shall Incur any |Go> ernor Nit E Harris on Tuesday issued with \\ hich he hurdles automob les in the can tide the system over this emergency, More trouble for to make. new debt i statement setting forth the rules ^ro\ erning WALKING FOR HEALTH. With legislatures maklm' laws crow d» il t Itj streets put it on its feet again and bring It back to Bv Senator Walker of the Twentieth—A Penns^ l\ama is an eastern s< hool, but it 3ie offering of rewards for the arrest of The United States public health service For suffenn* saints to break ligitrves from-Justice The rule is prefaced that one-time standard when it was the ***** bill to exempt college endowments from tax- is di^tinpui*.hed bx its unusuall\ 'Ine courses gives good advice as to the taking of daily ation This bill pro\ides for an amendment 6 the Information that the appropriation for pride of the city and the state, will have Their Nickname*. of the constitution ewards Is limited exercise in the interest of an improved "Will Browcll says Pluck and Hard "Work The rule follows well won his spurs, and there will be no health record That advice is all summed have two children which have been nick- B> Senator Stovall of the Thirtieth—\ qt^estion as to his capability |n the future named Luck and Chance," says The Dresden "bill to repeal an act approved August 14, 1513, 'No reward will be offered for an> fugi- up in one word—""Walk!" *• (Ohio) Transcript commonly k^nown as the tax equalization law; tve charged with a felony unless a petition government of the city schools. And here is the very simple program: to restore the law as It existed prior to itom the county commissioners, 01 ordlnar\ Superintendent Landrum has the neces- The Bony V^lnd. Aupust 14 1913 and for other purposes <^ the countv from which he has fled, asking Take exercise Tak.e daily exercis* Z>e Win* blows w har he wants ter blow Bv Senator Lawrence of the First—A bill tie proclamation of such reward is filed tn sary experience He knows the Atlanta Have a hotoby that pets "v ou tout of to amend article 7. section 2, paragraph 2, trts office, accompanied with, the affidavit doqrs Walk to "vour business, to ~vour An' w'en he takes a res' schools thoroughly; of that there can be no dressmakers, walk for—the sake of He's flxln' Jer another spell of the constitution of this state which re- o* the sheriff of the countv, or his lawful question, and he has filled every position to walking Join a walking club ^and Ter blow his level bes' latei to the exemption, from taxation of d>f>ut>. Tihen the identity of the fugitive is which he has been called in connection with keep your weeklv score of miles Keep De worl -work keeps a-goln' propertv, so as t,o exempt from taxation tapnn stating- that a process chars'iiiy such chickens make a parden. -wheel the F'um shlnj eas* ter wes' ships and vessels engaged excluslvelv In f trltive with a felony has been placed in his the baby or plaj golf, or any other ***** them, both ably and loyally. la the work game but take two hourV outdoor ex- foreign commerce, so long as they are own- h4>ds and th »t he has made a prompt ef- which is before him he will have the sup- ercise e^ T\ dav - HlH Dream-Rol*. ed and operated bv Georgia citizens or Geoi- to execute such process, and, after dill- Gymnasium -work is good for those The Memphis Commercial- Appeal para- gla corporations and for other purposes search, has not been able to find such, port and backing of the city board, a har- who like it and can afford If, but a\oid grapheri, noting that "North Carolina gives B> Senator Smith of the ThJrtv fourth— f\iitl\e " , heav-v athletics Don't try to be a her convicts night gowns and locks up their _ _, \ \ mony which augurs well for the future of strong man The champion athletes A bill to require the usual pauper oath to the system. \ die young Be a moderate, persistent, stripes at night as a precaution against es- be supported by the affidavit of two free- Reward* OtTeret. dail-v exponent of exercise cape, * saya "Come to think of it, a man holders t- !o\ ernor Nat E Harris on Tuesday offer- Atlanta will look In earnest hope and You mav not burn the family car- would hate to run around the country w ith By Senator Thomas of the Third—A bill ie following rewards /• riage, as BenjamKp Franklin suggested, the tail of his dream-robe flying in the wind " great expectation to the rebuilding of her but at least, as he ad\ ised, walk, walk, ^ i ***** amending the law against incest bv making rew iid of $100 for the capture of Will school system upon a permanent standard walk ' The Discontented. the penalty from fi\e to twentv -\ears tev a negrro wanted for the nruiWer of ifc m Tift counts basis; and when achievement Is recorded That is a fine, free health prescription, Tou faultln' of de weather. Bv Senator Tlson of the Tenth—A bill to You fuss wid sun an' star, establish a state depository In the city of A ^ eterinart Mchoti] nMuh tv*nelie» *< err rei* ard for the arrest of Dock Wll- she will be ready proudly and cheerfully to and many \tnat have followed It faithfully De worl' rolls ter de rosy Bide S>1^ ester. Worth county Known dlm-n«e of flhe home* and I» now lia negro, wanted for the murder in applaud it- have become sturdy witnesses to its benefits. An' you dunno w en you're darl By Senator Dobbs of the Thlrtv-flfth—A experiment! nit; on Ford*. Tifltountj of Sanders Brvan, a farmer A ***** 'bill to create a state board of electrical ex- delation of Tift county citizens called upon Incidentally, take down the lunch hour Cool! , aminers, etc, \ In peosraph> Most of its students ran ei nor in person and asked that this sign: "Back in, ten minutes," and take a The Macon News " 'She wore an air of fcound tlie United States and can tell whether be offered The reward Is for J250 SAVING A HUNDRED MILLION. Indifference,' a weekly magazine's chief fic- Jupiter's Ninth Satellite. St Louis is a rHrr qr a foodstuff This iprro is also wanted for the murder of little noonday exercise. The road to health tion number says At any rate, she must knowledge has been de\ eloped bv the fact fl Hunt, negro The savings bank advertisements all tell have been comfortable, if the weather waa It was announced very brief U last Au- that Pennsylvania pla\ s football TV 1th Chi- is really a "walk-over." That is what good gust th-it Seth Nicholson of the Lick ob- -eward of $250 was offered for the ar- as that saving is the foundation of fortune; like it Is hero now" cago and Jtiehip-an, and In other w.i\s en- f the unknown party -who killed J I*, authority says ***** servatort, In California, had iJlsco\ ered the deavors to eiioouragre the jpreat west that the man wtio never saves anything ninth satellite of Jupiter According to The station agent at Cttrrollton. for the Word From Br*er Williams. Penns\lvnnii h.is not been as cxtensi>e- London Times, the dlscover> ig a great op- Cenfel of Georgia railroad This is a total never ^gets anywhere; that It Is the first De weather preaches Us own sarmont ter ly ad\ ei tlsed In literature as some other tical achievement, for the satellite Is of the schools, but it has .produced 22,00(1 alumni of $|G offered for the capture of Mr Quill's hundred dollars that really counts, and many THE YAQUI UPRISING. sinners with fat ter fry, but doy won't be nineteenth magnitude, that is, its light would sla\|, the road having- offered 1250 and> th* persuaded till dey lan's In de fire depart- who are willing- to stand on chairs and jell have to be increased 62,000 times to make it i of Oarrollton $250 'other things of a more or less dogmatic na- As to the six thousand Yaqui Indians ment whar dey ain't no hoae-reels for it at e\ er> opportunity ture which are true enough In themselves, equal to the light of a sixth-magnitude star, that have taken the warpath and placed which Is th* faintest star visible to an ordi- Jutlire JLlMdsey Swarm IB. and wile* we practice or not, according to themselves In opposition to Just any and nary eye On Jul& 22, 1914, Mr Nicholson My Heart's J|ge J W LIndsej'. pension commission- waa making a photograph to record the exact administered his oath of office on character and stability. , every country, making threats against all {From The Argonaut ) RIPPLING RHYMES position of Jupiter's eighth satellite. He had |y by Go\ ernor Harri* Today the nation Is practicing the sav- the telescope guided to follow the satellite— My hearts desire Is nothing great; foreigners, The New York Evening World Sav Ju^t a little eight-by-elgrht ings bank doctrine, at least that portion of a method that, of course, made It appear in Log cabin in the Noithern \voocta Candler to Pay State. makes this point: the photograph ai a point, and the fixed star tt which would have joined the usual annual Where 1 can wallow- in m> mooda G Candler on Thursday wHl p»v to When tn« other nations study the WASTED MEN. as streaks of some length Now, aa It hap- And wade around in solitudes begira to Europe, and it is estimated that conduct of this government they must pened, the unknown ninth satellite was close And rubber boots , iTreasurer W J Spcer 93,514,710 6>» the country aa a whole Is keeping at home surely note not only the vigilance with Old EUrdp* now has tasted the grim re- to the eighth, and moving- at nearly the same Freo from exntemeiit, noise and dudea, Jwill prpbably be the largest amount which it watches o\er the safety of its sults of war, her sons, forever wasted, aie rate of speed, and ae a result the photo- Yes, that Just Suits* e^er changed hands at one time la citizen* on land and sea, but also the more than $100,000,000 which would other- !>lnff near and far, the night dew's cold, but graphic plate had on it, not one, but two. fairs v It uiH be made In several painstaking care- with which it proves colder the wasted men who molder by every My heart's ouny men she diameter of the new satellite Is probably not and powerful nation—albeit just as v The mind, as in the bfrcheri trees public. The Springfield Republican puts determined that both shall keep their crunches, as though the., grew in bunches, more than ten miles and as its least distance The thrushes call. from 9ut a fecund earth Old Death, the flloDSe CAwmitteea Thandar. the amount considerably In excess of this hands off United States citizens from Jupiter la 14,000,000 miles. It would ap- expected that Speaker W H Bur- grisly reaper, in king- beyond the seas, he M\ heart's desire is nothing large, pear even from Jupiter itself &s a tiny tele- Ill announce the appointment of his figure, estimating the annual t American In the case of other nations, wherever says, "Young men are cheaper than things scopic star of the twelfth magnitude, and The open sk>, th« river marge that grow on trees, know all men by these ' The soundless woods, the empt\ shore, committees of the house Thuradar Wrists' bill In Europe at ttSO.000,000 to there has been seeming intervention on the would, of course, be wholly ineffective as a Pine needles on the pai lor floor, ptesents, boys cheaper are than pheasants, giver of light Its greatest distance from I2SO.OOO.OOO, including both the expenditures And hazy lazv hours of life U event, the organisation of both part of the United States, it has been and In the bipod of peasants I'm wading to juipiter Is about 29,000,000 miles, which is Juat breathing air, of those who spend long periods abroad and friendly and disinterested, resulting in the my knees " Ooes anyone remember why na- nearly as great as some of the interplane- One couldn't ask much less—no strife, of the general assembly will b« v tions went to war last August or Septem- tary distance* ^ Peaco ever> where and the mills will be ready to those of "trippers." - greatest good to the people. With all the ber—TV bat are they fighting for' A 10-cent %lreud> the house committees have la any event, we are keeping a whole lot testimony in our favor, the wonder Is that duke wns smitten, and all the kings flea- Editor Wouldn't Eat Paper. hand to the number of about 20ft *f money at home that would otherwise hare bitten, reared up and yelled, " Tis written A Hint to Mexican*. eh have been introduced, and this people of any country can misunderstand that blood must flow, be gor'" No cause (Qkmulsce (Okla) l>lspn,tch to New .York y \ will probabl> l>e substantially aU(- (Viom The Pitts burg Dlftpatch ) gone abroad. Much at what would have been the friendly, humanitarian motives of the could bo tremendous enough to justify that Sun.) s moi ninp. V speat tn Europe may not have been spent at United States. agonv tremendous out where the dead men Andrew Car m leal, managing editor of a In his recommendation to the fighters in lie, but. aalth the grUly reader, "The blood local newspaper, -was alone In his office the Mexico to quit quaneling and go to work, Pro*J» Pl«» Campaign*. BOOM; stilt a large proportion of it will un- Is flowing 'deeper, and human lives grow other morning when a man entered the door, the president mi£-nt alternatively augffeat, Proiltion leaders including several icnlMedly go to cover expenses tat visiting There are all sorts of "jolly good fellows." cheaper—come forth, young men, and die" which he quietly closed and lacked that they go abroad foi j. while —enlis t for numbeilof the genei al absomblj, held ft and during thf* war in Europe Then upon "Are >ou the editor?" Carmlcal -was asked caucus I the Piedmont hotel last nigh£ and, tit* emiornls expositions and the various One has to toil three months to-pay for a t "No, but I represent him,' the newspaper their return, if any of them should unhap- laid pl» for Thursday night's prohibition „ i which will, no doubt, do a three weeks' vacation. Curious incident on Tarheel man replied pily ever get back, thej would no doubt "Then I'm going to make you eat last find a dove of peace on every tree in Mexico rally, vttch will be held in the hall "\11 right, but before you do you d better nutter of (act, we are, aa a; nation, little nation wants to have a brand In the lock the door again. It has come open." in the legislature for A fretful baby on a train between Spar- Carinleal said* > Bible Best Seller at Auction. r oh (.ion legislation »o as n trade balance of a round bil- It's hard to down the war prese agent. a "tdddy" woJ^W bring relief It devel- *T^ie rftew^paper was not eaten, but the and to cont ma^ very »P- We mar even hear htm boasting of a" "loud oped that the only man on th* train who stranger WAS arrested In Jan he gave his Not only did purchasers pa> well tor th* could furnlih the principal insredl*nt was a name as John Clark and aaid that an article Holy Writ, but many aaked that a copy be Of - • 1 a>are»l« mad* up for

KWSPAPLRl THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, <3A,, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1915. Page Nine BOWDEN IS NAMED OXFORD STUDENT SALE OF MANSION LEWMAN ENTERTAINED DOY WILL FACE CHARGE AS READING CLERK GOOD PEOPLE OF STATE WILL TELL STORY TO REGAIN PROPERTY BY BOIFEUILLET WITH ME, SAYS SLATON OF EUROPEAN WAR John T. Boifeutllet. clerk of the house Howard S. Hilley, of Acworth, Ga., PROPOSED IN BILL of representatives, has appointed J. B. who i has just returned from Oxford ; President of National Associa- Lawton Bennett Declares False T. Bowden, of Waycross, to the posi- Ex-Governor, in New York, university, England, where h* spent tion of reading clerk, made vacant by last year taking \ a course under the tion of Builders' Exchanges Accusations Made Against the election of D. sF. McClatchey aa sec- Says Demonstrations Caused provisions of a Khodes scholarship, House Measure Calls for retary of the senate. In fact, the ap- Tendered Banquet Here. Him at Alamo. No Serious Inconvenience. will be tendered a reception, Thursday Commission to Determine pointment was made before the con- evening at ft o'clock at the East Point vening of the legislature, but no an- Christian church. The Christian En- DiSpOSal Of Property—Oth- Complimenting. Harry L. Lewman of nouncement-of It had been made until deavor society of the church will be, Ma con, Ga.. June 29. — (Special.) — now for the - reason that Mr. Bowden New York, Juno 29.—Former Govern- ; * ~ * . j Louisville, Ky., president of the Na- Lawton Bennett, an 18-year-old orphan was arranging soriie' of his business af- in charge, __; l>;n_ t—+~—A,',*.^A ' tlonal Association of Builders' Ex- fairs before entering upon the duties or John M. Slaton, of Georgia, de- Mr. Hilley was pastor of the Bast er tSlIle^lntrOaUCCa. * changes, the Atlanta , Builders' «x- boy from Alamo,~Ga., gave himself up of his new place. clared in a statement here tonight Point church prior to his departure to the local police today and an- Mr. Bowde.ii ia one of the most popu- "that the good people of Georgia" ap- for England. Wright T. Moore, the, nounced a desire to b« taken back lar and best Known men in Georgia. proved his action In commuting the present pastor of the church, will make Th« third avalWnche of bills rolled home to face a grave charge, which ,rie He Is a-member of the board of edu- death sentence of Leo M. Frank to a an address of welcome at the reception lato til* house yesterday morning and says has been trumped up aigainst hint cation of Waycross, and is also a" life term in the penitentiary. Only aria T: A-'Moye, president of the Chris- member of 'the sinking fund commis- the mob caused him any- trouble, -he tian Endeavor society, will be in th* total for three days is now close by, relatives In an, effort to gain pos- sion of that city." He wan recently Charge of the exercises. ; to the 200 mark. ' session of money and pVoperty left to gjepted state president of the Order oi .said. ' He added that time would show A number of interesting and enter- the right and wrong In the Frank case. A. bill to arrang* for the sale or him In, trust by Mm grandfather. Blks. When Woodrow Wilson deliv- taining features have been arranged ered an .address in Waycros1 s in 1912 Mr. Slaton, who was accompanied by on the program of the. evening, the ota*r profitable disposition of the ex- J The boy's story so appealed to the while on his tour through. - Georgia for most important being a talk by Mr. police -that they have decided to assist his wife, arrived here tonight. He ,wiU eoutlT* mansion property was intro- E the presidential nomination, he was'in- spend a few days in the Adirondack* Hilley. in which he will tell of his ad- him in getting work. If the authorities troduced to the audience by Mr Bow- ventures-in England and of the return duced ^y Mr. I^dbetter. of Polk coun- f den, and Mr. Bowmen had charge ot and will leave next week for San trip across the waters, now thickly PALM ty*, in which the followinK provisions . at Alamo do not come for him. his campaign in that section of tho Francisco. He expects to return to populated with battleships. The pub- "I am tired of being a fugitive when state. , . ^ Atlanta on September 1. lic is Invited to attend the reception.' I know that I am not guilty of the "KMolved by the house ot representatives. Mr Bowden has participated In many V ".it ts untrue that I was caused any tit* jwnatc concurring, That » commiaaion , charge - Against me," sobbed young, political campaigns in Georgia and is serious Inconvenience by th»i demon- HeKnowhan as a splendid stump speaker BEACH b*. and the sam* m hereby created, con- Bennett this morning as he' sat tn the sti-atlona )n Atlanta," Mr. Slaton as- WJLL UNVE/L MONUMENT *f*Un* of the governor, -apeakVr of t-he ,. ii state-wide acquaintance. noiUM anil prvaldent ot tb«. senate, toc«tner sergeant's office at .police headquarters. Mr. Bowen has an excellent voice serted. "I attended to my duties there with, three memtwra ot the house, to be ap- "I am an orphan and no^'one know,* and fine presence, and is a gentleman as usual. I practiced law in Atlanta TO MARY PHAGAN FRIDAY ; pointed by the speaker, and two members of of most agreeable personality. for twenty-eight years- before I be- the MO ate. .to b* Appointed by the presi- how hard my lot has been. They may came governor, and I will practice Marietta, Ga., June 29.—(Special.) — WEEK dent. -Mhone duty it shall be to , take Into say that I am guilty of the charge J. Sid Morris, commander of Marietta consideration question or exchanging, leaa- they have brought against me, but I there again next fall." camp, No. 763, TJ. C. V., announces .that , in« or Ml line the property owned by the STUDENT OF BORODA al*t* «f UeorK*a now occupied aa the a-ov- swear that I am Innocent and I want on Friday morning, July 2, at 9 o'clock, «moc*.1 mansion and situaieas ie to be-found in Butts They Wear the people, as at present. The bill was Stave Hand* Inddned. lege at Athens for special courses. shooting. Is at large. > county this season. • referred to the committee on general V Macon, Ga.. -June 29.— (Special.) — Judiciary. • The Macon Central I^abor union has A'bill offered by Mr. Teomans. ot indorsed "the local union of the Inter- Palm Beaches, of Tewell. seeks to prevent -unfair com- national Alliance ~of Theatrical Stage mercial discrimination between ' dif- Employees and Moving -Picture opera- ferent sections of the state. If the tors in their fight against a local course! bill becomes a .law all manufactories A and sellers of products will be pro- stock company to maintain their wage hibited irom making different prices scale. , ^ ^ change entertained with a 'banquet In The union men ask a scale of $15 a for different sections. the "Georia pine room", of the Hotel A bill by Mr. Wohlwender. of Mus- Ansley atf o'clock Tuesday nig-ht. we.ek for each at age ^ employee and Condensed Report of the Condition of co«ee, brings up' again' the question Thirty ft Atlanta s prominent build- J1.25 ' for switchboard operators for of woman suffrage and seeks to s,ive ers and cbntractors were prenent at each performance. The stock company the "women of Georgria the same right tho ban quit and entered Into the. fes- is only willing to pay $10 a week to to vote as the masculine gender now tivities- ^*iich are known for their the stage hands. «njoy. pood •fflifwship and ..fraternity on Local members of the' union take the Amonjr the Important resolutions in- position that the coat of living is so troduced was one by Mr. iSiark. of 1 "vt6 the" T lose" of the last courpe of high that they cannot afford to work " Jackson, which calls for £ constitu- the din the custom of each guest for the pittance offered .by the com- tional amendment to provide for the his neighbor ivas carried introduH pany. v i . \ The rotation ot superior court judges. out. Mr. Beck, of Murray, offered a reso- Befor,.«=..«.>> r- address of Fre.«idfnt Lew- lution for a constitutional amendment ,.,nn V."alter G. Cooper.i secretary or . They're shapely, too, in order that the people might elect the Macon, Ga., June 29. — (Special.) — • ! the At'lajta Chamber of Commerce; but with a shapeliness jury commissioners. . •William II- >Eorn. secretary of the John Alexander, foreman of the Macon Mr. -.Beck, introduced a resolution Manufacturers* association, Thirdt Nationa. .... l Ban• k that soap and water Georgi Cooperate pfant, at Gordon, has been calling for the appointment of a joint were d upon to deliver short talks committee, to consist of three mem- 1 exonerated, by itha coroner's jury for cannot mar. on th rk of -the Atlanta Exchange1 , bers of the house and two of the sen- Presid. t Lawman in his - address killing John Cox, a desperate, negro. ate, to investigate the bombinatlons of statez.^™d ™t- the building in frosts of who endeavored to take' Mr! Alexan- And so inexpensive. flre. Insurance companies and the rais- Atlanta ivere known throucrhout the der's life yesterday. of Atlanta, G a. ing of insurance rates. south? irfaccqunt of the energetic part ' To Widea Sprtna- Street. .. taken !>l its'merpbers in all building The foreman had some words with the negro, who was employed in hjcul- A resolution providing for the widen- Tne from Atlanta is always on ing of Spring street in the rear of the "Son; Ihg logs to the pi 111. He told the man hand \ len there is building to be executive mansion was introduced and done. atea President I.ewman, "and for whom the negro worked hot to let referred to a committee. for thiJreason as well a'i for the rea- him come to the 'mill again. Cox, At the Close of Business June 23,1915, The stpealcer announced the appoint- son tha Atlanta^ builders are, recog- hearing of this, secured a shotgun and ment-of the following special commit- nized bfeiness men of the finest cali- went direct to the mill. ^Approaching ' \' \ • • \ ' . ' tees: ' ' I ber, t!i* stand high among other, ex- Mr. Alexander he emptied both barrels To serve with a committee from the changi'fin the country." of the gun at him. Neither charge senate in urging the president of the Pre^ifcnt Lewman emphasizerl the took effect, and;' picking up a small As Called for by the Comptroller United States to induce. Great Britain growtliiof the organization of which I rifle, Mr. Alexander fired one* at his v to remove the blockade ,of neutral he is §e head. He attributed much v *• v - •- , f - Xport9: Andrews, of Fulton; Oli\-e, of of th-v fuccess of that organization to assailant, the bullet striking a vital Richmond; Foster, of Morgan: Shup- part and caused instant death. v efforts/of the Atlanta exchangre and OS with those woolly trine. of Chatham, and Strickland, of indiv:nial members. of the Currency Pierce; I ted that conditions were Im- togs! When the old sun To1 invite Senators Smith and Hard- throuphout the country, and wiclc to address the general assembly^ also ttt the builders of the country shines its hottest, Sheppard, of Sumterl; Oliver, of Quit- ones who would not only 1 you'll be h-appy in man, and Beazley. of Taliaferro. - benefi by that improvement in con- Cured of Pellagra; RESOURCES LIABILITIES An invitation was accepted from the ditio't would help other factors featherlight,- porous Atlatita Chamber of Commerce to the to ber Fit. Ix>ans and Discounts . . $4,633,784.66 Capital ., w •. .$1,000,000.00 Palm Beach. >, fjeneva.1 assembly to attend a dinner to i,,,1 . -hose present were the followhi«: ibe (fiven on Thursday, July 15 at 7 Kort-. i ht S. Stephens. A. A. Crale.'C. B. Woman Is So Happy Overdrafts, Secured and . Surplus 800,000,00v o'clock. The affair will take place at Myer- ,. T Whitfleld. Hill'R. Huffman. George ». Clayton. I. W. Johnron, P. C. the East L.ake Country club. The gov- Gllhnir T\7ilIlBm W. Horn. TV. G,, Cooper. , Ratliff i Miss.—Ida Creel, \ of this Unsecured ...... 68.14 Net Profits ...... 167,971.81 ernor will also be a guest. R TV,, alker. Charles \V. Bernhardt, H. L. place, wVites:' "I am enjoylngr fine Messrs. Shuptrine. and Jackson, of .T. T. Rose, William Hilson, R. 3. Uv S. Bonds at Par . . . 480,000.00 Circulation 420,000.00 • Chatham county, introduced a resolu- •\Ves--fI T. T. Fiagl^r, ~W.\ J>. Hoffman, health, better than I have in years. My tion expressing regret at the illness F G 1 !•>% C. A. Alexander. Oscnr Venable, Premium onTJ. S. 4 Per ^ Dividends Unpaid .... 147.00 of, Mr.'.Myrlok, of Chatham, and hopingv J E lucett. T. F. Kennedy, W. E. Sima. weight Is 11G;. when I began taking • for his- speedy recovery. Mr.'- Myr'ick R P FrnPirong, -J. B. Withers. J. ff. Jen- your treatment It was 98. I sure can Cent Bonds...... 32,500.00 Bills Payable None was v taken suddenly ill .Monday with nlncslaul Wesley and Ivan E. Allen. appendicitis and is now .at St. Josephs' praise your treatment; can eat any- Stocks and Bonds . , . . 260,899.00 Re-Discounts None Infirmary. thing I want and It don't seem to hurt Dr. Soule*a A4dre*». JURY TO HEAR Vaults and Fixtures . . 55,000.00 Deposits 4,773,579.33 r>r. A. M. Solule, president of the CHARGES OF RIOTING me.;' Redemption Fund. . . . 21,000.00 Look out for imita- • State Agricultural college, spoke to a There Is1 no longer any doubt that tions! There* s only Joint seaalon of the house and senate Cash on Hand and in on the Sanith-Lcver bill. He exhibited Ben Hill- will deliver a charge pelftbgra can be cured. Don't delay un- one genuine cloth— a nunorbey of charts showing the de- ^rand jury this morning, turn- til It Is too late.. It is your duty to Banks . . 1,678,446.34 velopmegt of the argrlcultural inter- .r the twenty-six prisoners In the name is trade- ests of v Qeorgia and said that the en- ing arrests made by the militia consult the resourceful Baughn. marked, and the label •rirk could be carried to still f morning in vicinity of the 1 :cess if, ine money appro- grounds. The symptoms—-hands red like sun- .14 $7,161,698.14 ia sewn in every suit the state by the national i-edicted by The Constitution burn, skin peeling off, vsore mouth, the under the Smith-Lever bill morning, the men will t*e ar- made of the real fabric. ble. _ before the civil courts instead lips, throat and tongue a flaming red, "There is $35,000 \of that money that itary. This was agreed upon with much mucus and choking'; Indi- we .can get tomorrow." he stated, "if y morning following? a confer- gestion and nausea, either diarrhoea or FICERS: Georgia will meet It with $25,000. In tween Governor Nat Harris and 191* and 1917 we can get over- 156,000 _it General J. Van Holt Nash. constipation. if Georgia will give J46.000." ritten report of the A twenty-six There is hope; get Baughn's big Frea FRANK HAWKINS - - President A. M. BERGSTROM Cashier has been submitted to Gover- Iftr. Soule made jruch an Interesting book oh Pellagra and learn about the talk on farming and stock raising that rris and the civil authorities by JOHN W. GRANT - Vice President R, W. BYERS - - Assistant-Cashier h* was asked to speak 20 minutes . Orville Hall, commandant of remedy^ for Pellagra that has at lastl Cth regiment and director .of the lonnr than the time first allowed him. been found. , Address American Com-} J. N. GODDARD - - Vice President W. B. SYMMERS Assistant-Cashier All of his "facts and figures," he said, stationer! on the Slaton estate. could b« found In his annual^report. men" will be prosecuted by So- pounding Co., box 2003, Jasper, Ala., I THOMAS C. ERWIN Vice President A. J. HANSELL - Assistant Cashier HugTh Dorsey in event Indict;- remembering money Is refunded in any | are" returned by t*ir prand jury. case where the remedy fails to cure.— «.u»^a.r ^ session of the state sen- nd has been fixed for any of the ate wan quiet and peaceful, although ,jers. and this is, not probable un- (adv.) . ~ \\ the ma|n subject of discussion was the Stipn by the erand Jury. \ I European war. Upon a motion by Sen- 0 charges are possible In the pro- Go to your clothes ator Ptckett. of the forty-first district. 1 indictments. Th« first of "riot- the senate reconsidered its action of is a misdemeanor and punishable shop today—there's a Moraay, urging^ President Wilson to i» -extent of twelve months' sen- - "comeie." Great Britain to withdraw her !. while the "second, "rioting and Summer's happiness blockade through "retaliatory means." sr to obey an order tT> flisperse." In store for you. The.* sentiment of the body seemed to elony and punishable with terms BE THANKFUL FOR b* 'that it is beat to allow President one. to five years. FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! Just say 't PalmBeach" Wilson to proceed in his conduct of in- HEEKIN'S TEA FREE! ternational affairs without interference as you slip off that old front ^state legislatures. A resolution —^$ed expressing approval of the fTTAIN'S DECISION 1-2 LB. PACKAGE 1-2 LB. PACKAGE hot coat — the sales- nt'a stand. man will do the rest. .-al bills of minor Importance INDORSED BY TEACHERS btroduced in the senate. ' Aftar Tin Joint session with the "house arkesville, Ga.. Juno\29.—(Special.) r Dr. A. M. "Soule. president of following resolutions were intro- in* iroorgia State College of Agricul- _d and unanimously passed today tureV the senate adjourned, until this I the HO teachers in attendance at momina- at IV o'clock. j normal institute at the Ninth. Dis- game senate committees held oraranl- •t Agricultural school at Clarkesville xatw»i mcetlna:* yesterday afternoon. The Constitution this morning Seer1|t*rf«* -were elected and meeting -ht the news that Superintendent •dataf ^^^re discussed, but no bills were _. Brittain had declined the auperr Iced Tea LB. ndency of the Atlanta schools to lin with the public schools of Geor- A Cool, Invigorating Summer Drink lesoiyed. That we hereby express ' 'How to Live and What gratification at his decision and to Wear in the Hot ?f^— -- - - ^— - cordially pledge to him our loy- Free to Constitution and hearty co-operation in his ef- Days" is a booklet that 4 A Lot of New to build up for the state of CJeor- . system of public schools adeciuale good clothes dealer* imd DaintyBf ooches the demand of tho tlnies and >the will present to you •ds of her children: ' in I4-K Gold 'Resolved. That we as aa rural school Want Ad Readers without charge. It con- ;hers of northeast Georgia take new tains an important rage at Superintendent s Brittaln's ;' These new and pretty, pins Ion and will consecj-ate ourselves health article toy a fa- ^re jint been stocked. There :w to the work under his'continued mous Health-^ Director tF* over fifty styles. Prices and constritictlve leadership." GET TOURS! ranire from f 2.50 up. that will show you and IMPULSORY EPUCAT1ON If you find your name on the want ad page of The' Consti- yours the way to a " The lot Includes many ' tution you get a nackage of Heekin's Iced Tea, absolutely free. wholesome Summer, Dome patterns delicately INDORSED BY TEACHERS LOOK NOW! , engine-turned, en- free from sickness and Athens, Ga.. June 29. — (Special.) — Six discomfort. MKred, with and without ndred teacher-students of the t7nl- TKAOef MAUN! pjkclouB and semi-precious rsity of Georgia summer school It Will Be Worth Your While laniinously adopted resolutions, sug- Some of • them are sted by President Pound, of tho State of polished platinum >rmal school,- and offered by Dean Scattered through The Constitution Want Afls each morning the •old. ardlaw, of the same institution, in- will be the names of, a number of ladies who read The Consti- ••«* rslng two measures which are to Palm Beach Milk ne before the legislature : Compul- tution! Every one of these will receive a free package of ,ese new pins are really y education for Georgia, an'd a meaa- •He and make Ideal glfta tp insure more prompt payment Heekin's Iced Tea by calling in person at the office of The Goodall Worsted Cwpaj all occasion*. teachers' -salaries. The resolution ledged all honorable efforts to secure Constitution, or sending a written order." II and let ua show them e pasuage of the measures and re* No tea will be given to those who have inserted their own R. K. MULFORD DEPT. ti. •U

iEWSPAPERi EWSFAPES Page Ten. THE CONSTITDTION. ATLANTA, GA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1915. Edited Sports \ I CRACKERS DROP CLOSE ONE TO BARONS Dick Jemison

Crackers Lose Tough One; SOUTH ATLANTIC Standing of th* data SOUTHERN LEAGUE Southern League Secretary '

Sodtlun 5, Indian* 4. CLUBS. Lost. PC. Traveler*} 12, VoU 3f \ Team Is Fielding Better; Savannah, G*., June 29.— Colunvbus H«w Orleans ...... M. .(00 Has Team Standing Wrong rallied in the ninth today and won an Mcmphi* .. 29 .6»J Voh 3, Traveler* 2 Birmingham...... »1 .551 Interesting ae«-«aw battle with the lo- Nashville as .(41 (Little Rock, June 19.—Little Rock cals. S to 4. The vame was .featured Chattanooga 32 19 .tit and Nashville divided a double-header Took Chances on Tuesday hy the hard hittlny of both clubs and a ATLANTA .. 81 40 -4ST here today, Little Rock winning the Br Dick - New Orleans. 30. 27; MemDhiM. U M: catch in center -by Folmar. Thompson Mobile .. 30 .429 first. 12 to 3, and okers lost one of those tough played, we'd never make theaa com- ey* waa badly cut. CLUBS. W. 1SLP C CLUBS. .. second same scored the two runs Nash- ing of the Southern league, which they and discovered him right on iZoDUa, ments. but sit back and be content to Score by Innings: R. H. E, Columbus, 13 4,.760 St. Louis. . 97 24 .901 ville needed to win. Both names were secured from their Birmingham cor- .Nashville, Uen.pl.is an(f BirmiiT^ «n«» that happen to all clubs -durl^s; a take it as it come*, believing it the Auvusta.. 11 « .047 Kan. CUy. II 27 .685 respondent, v but out on Atlanta. Little Rock.. " season when they dropped the 2 to 1 Columbus ..... 300 000 002 — B 10 0 HI 99.»«! seven Innings by agreement. best they could do, Gaavnnah ..... 000 004 000 — 4 12 3 Macau » 8 .*» Chicago . . . FIRST GAME. When Th* Constitution questioned tunooga and New Orleans. ~ op*aer to the Birmingham Barons oa But the team is entitled! to a place Albany a s .100 Plttaburff.. 94 H.S18 the*** figure* the Associated Press aisk- Below te the way Secretary etr*4- Tuesday. It was anybody's game. among the elect, and it Is up to them ^ Batter Its —Reddin g and Krebs, Cam- Charleston. 7- • .4>7 Newark .. »3 12 .SO! rhe Box Scores. «id Birmingham for substantiation and ford's standing and our a tan din* would The locals, outflelded and out< the to show some speed and get there. nitz and Short. Time. 1:40. Umpire* Columbia.. « « .429 Brooklyn. . 30 16 .4C4 MASH B.POKI UTTLE B their cor respondent answered that he compare through Monday's games. Barons, but th* latter managed to Savannah.. 7 10 .412 Baltimore . 34 Si .»I7 0 1 0 JnatMH,cf . Come on. boys, pull yourselves to- Hoey, 4>.»4* secured the figure* from the secre- bunch flve of their six blta In two In- gether. A little pep. Let's go. Jack'nvlll. 4 11 .267 Buffalo. . . . * o 3 Buw.ib Stradford's. aings off Hlett for two runs, sufficient H.Htr.rf . 3 « 1 0 . ..41100 tary of the Southern league. Constl- l The Crackersv tackle the Barons again Gomecocfr* 5, Scouts 4. National League. • AL r»ulM,lb 4019 Murray.!! 1- ...3 1 The Constitution then wired 'Presi- tutlon to win. today. Kelly will probably be pitted CLUBS. W. L* P C. CLUBS. W. X.. P.C. Punner.ir 3 0 0 S Baker.3b . S 1 0 dent B-sutfh fur an official *tanding. New Orleans . 42 28 v But th«r* was a very encouraging against Johnson. Columbia, S. C- June 29. — Columbia Chicago .. 34 S4 .586 Chicago... 44 11 .<77 Sill Doimra.w ..111 Secretary M. T Strad£ord replied, gi\- Memphis v . . 40 29 4«» 2S feature of th* team's play, even if it bunched flve hits with a base on 'balls Phlla phla 31 37 .694 Detroit 3B2I.534 .3191 Orlbbeiui,M .100 husr the game figure* as the Associated BlrmlnKham . . _. 31 31 81 did get defeated. They took some Birmingham, Ala., June 29. —Bunch - in the second inning, scoring barely St. Loula. 34 30 .631 Boston.... S4 2S.E8I 1' 1 Covlngton.Vb 101 l^ress bad carrl ed Xaahville . . 38 32 • IS J2 chances on the pases, Kauffm&n was ed hits off Hlett in the fifth and sixth enough runs to defeat Jacksonville, « EMttaburg-. 30 37 .626 Waah'cton.. 10 27 .B^6 Dlainoiu],c .0 1 u 1 GlbKMi.o ... 4 1 2 Checking from out- record* on Sun- Chattanooga . 33 39 32 36 i thrown out trying to stretch his double innings enabled Birmingham to score to 4. Woods and Spaid, the relief Boston,.. . 29 82 .475 New York. 92 10 .Bit Krob.il 0 0 Flud»r.» — 4 » 1 clay night. w« alacovered the secretary Atlanta ... 32 37 SI 39 Into a triple, and McDonald was pegged two runs this afternoon and a 2 to 1 ''pitchea-B. were in fine form. The field- New York .!« 2» .473 Cleveland.. 22 » 36T ...» 3 • IS f Total, .... M 12 11« 10 "wrong, but we wanted to give him the Mobile .... 30 40 30 40 «ut trying to stretch hist blngle into a victory over Atlanta. The game was ing of Powers and two catches by Cor- Brooklyn .1 28 33 .«§ St. Louis 92 3».361 benefit of the doubt, so -we checked Little Rock . -. Si 42 26 41 double. quickly played and scintillated with rell featured Cincinnati 94 31 u*)6 :a 40 .<« Score by innlusrs; R. from. the. score by inning a of every "We'll never raise any holler, neither Little Rock S23 31« I—12 It will be noted that he has Atlanta fielding features, the work of Ellam, tOa.-Ala l^scue. guma played during the season and ar- win Bill Smith on this' kind of base- Blsland and Manning being Especially Score by Innings R. H. K. "- ' - "10 000 000 3— 3 rived at the name result. To further winning onp more game and losing two ball. It pays to take chances! and if Jacksonville. - . .100 030 000 — 4 11 1 CL.UBS. W L. P.C CLUBS. less than we have them d'ping. which Is noticeable. Colum'bla ..... 050 000 Ottx— 5 'J 4 Talladega 2« 18 .409 Dothan .. . 1 .800 Seven Inning* by agreement. , prove our contention, we then checked the locals will just keep it up, they will The Box Score. Newnan.. 27 IS .600 Waycroes.. * 2 .SH7 Summary—Errors—Starr 1, Diamond direct from the box scores and again naturally in error. not only have the opposition standing ATLANTA — lib. h po. Batteries —Pearson , 'Woods »nd Rome 26 10 .668 Valdoata S 2 600 1; two-base hits, Flncher, Murray 2, got the same total. The Chattanooga Time* h*s called on their heads, but they will begin to Moran, cf. . . 4 ISO Pierre ; Mitchell, Spaid and Connolly Griffin .. 22 24 .47* Brunawlck. 2 8 .400 Stark; stolen bases, Downey, Murray; .. Co»at,tutlo» Staftdiuv Corvee*. his attention to the fact' that he ha* •win some ball games,, and quite a slew Williams, 3b. . 3 111 Time, 1:26. Umpire, Vitter. Annlaton. IS 27 .400 rnom'vllle. 2 8 .400 sacrifice hits. Coving ton 2. Klrcher, Chattanooga winning one nor* gam* of them. , ~ ~ 18 J» .881 I 6 ,1«T The fltandlna- as appearing In The than they have won and N«w Orleans L«e. If .... 4 140 sacrifice fly. Murray. ( double plays, Constitution this morning is correct Base-ball men. generally agree that xJenkln* . . . 1 000 Grlbbens to Starr to CoVington; struck has called his attention to the fact tbat when you have the defensive side Tourimts 4f Tigers 3. In <=\ery instance, the iccretary of the he is out one game on each side of Manimig. rf. . . 3 " S out, by Flncher 1, by Kroh 1; bases on It-ague and his "official standing" to the ledger. throwing the iball around that you'll Kauffman, Ib. . 4 H 7 Augusta, Ga., June 29. —IMacon' s in- balls, off Finoher 4, off Kroh 6; wild succeed more times than you fall Ty the Contrary notwithstanding It is to be hoped that the secretary McDonald, 3b. , 4 ability to hit Roth in the (pinches was pitch, Kroh, hit batsman, by Kroh, His wire road. Official scores bal- Cobb la a most striking example of AMERICAN LEAGUE 'Downey, left on bases, Nashville 7. Lit- v will recheck his figures and se* what Rumler, c. . . . 3 responsible for them losing the second anced through June 22, show: he arrives at this. Bisland, 3 ganne ,of the aeries here today, 4 to 3. tle Rock & Time, 1 45. Umpires, Pfon- n Better. , Hlett. p. S 0 The Augusta pitcher was wild up to ninger and Cheatnutt. JWth Inning, then settling down pitched SECOND GAME. * The team fielding on this trip has Totals ...... 32 1 7 34 9 a pretty game. Mar tin, was hit hard in Red Sox 4, Vanlu 3. been everything that could be desired Boston, June 29.—~New York tied the NASH ab r b po • LITTLE R. Kb r h. po.a In the fl^ e games that have already xBatted for Manninnni g in the ninth. the first and sixth innings. score in the ninth inning today, gained Klrcher.cf . 81100 Jttrwawi.cf .41020 been played but one error has been v Score by Innings' R. H. E. & lead of one run In the tenth, put out Stark ra.. 00031 NATIONAL LEAGUE FEDERAL LEAGUE BIRMINGHAM— " ab. r. h po. a, e. Macon ...... 1*0 101 000 — 3 7 1 two Boston batsmen In the last naif of Bilcer rf ... S 0 0 3 0 chalked againat the team ThJa is the Carroll, 3b ...... 4 0 0 I 1 0 FauJet.lb . 8 0 J S Ii Murray, If moat consistent fielding that the locals .Augusta .... .200 002 OOx — 4 6 1 that inning and then lost the game, 4 Karate « ..5 1 l 'l o Baker. 3b ...30110 Ma^ee, cf ..... 41221 to S Kuth had not allowed a New ha> e untorked this season and lends Coombs, Ib ..... ,. 1 13 ( Batteries —Marti n and Basham. Roth, Slweh.rn.3b . 3 1 r 3 3 Downey M ... 8 0 0 1 2 GIANTS 3, BHAVKS 2, Buffalo C, St. LoKi* 4. encouragement to local fans and Eubanks Time, 1.65 Umpire, York runner beyond second base until Cortrurtori.Ib .00011 Sloan, rf...... 01 the ninth. Boston scored the winning Merrltt.lb . 20040 1JRAT, KS 2. C; IA NTS O - Buffalo. June 28.—Hal Chase's bat- If the ne)dlng will keep up at this McBride, If ..... 0 ting won the opening fame ot th* kind of a clip, the pitching continue at run on Speaker's long hit to center, his nttbtMOM.0 . r 0 i s i J\ew York. June 29—New York made Ellam. ss ...... 311240 fifth hit in us many times at bat. series for Buffalo from St Louis to- its present pace, the locals, if they'll Clark, 2b ...... 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 fl 0 0 fl It four out of Bix froni Boston by di- day, 5 to 4 He made two bom* runs, open up with a little ginger and show Go//* Win Two. Score by innings. R. H. E. Hale, c ...... 301310 New York ... 000 000 002 1—3 S 4 1 0 1 fl fl vidi ig a double-header here today. tha first with one man on. His Mcond some nght. will begin to win a biff Black, I> .' ..... 301022 Charleston. S. C , June 29. —Charles - New York won the first mine, 3 to 2. drive cleared the bleachers in de*p cen- major. t> of their games. ton won both ends of a double-header Boston .... 100 000 100 2—4 10 1 T««i* . . ai j i si > TOUU ... Batteries—Caldwell and Nunaraak«r; x lilt lor Borier lit Ui* .wrentli. and Boston got an evert jbreak when ter by ten feet. ^ Excuses and alibis are no longer Totals ...... 49 2 6 27 13 2 from Albany this afternoon and wrnt Ruth and Thomas. *-Batted for Eart In the terenth. Hughes shut out the- Gjjtnts in the Score by jnninga- R. H E. permissible. The local fans and sport Score bj innings R. into fifth plare. The scores were, first •a-lluii tot Grlbboia In U» seruilta second game, 2 to 0. Ney York won St.\Louis\. . 200 000 200—C t 0 writers have been very lenient with the game 1 to 0. and second 4 to 0 Mar- Atlanta ...... 000 100 000 — 1 Score by innings. the first game when Rudolph weaken- Buffalo . . 112 000 lOx—6 • 0 Crackers, showing them more leniency Birmingham ..... 000 Oil OOx — 2 shall's hit, Sabrie's sacrifice and Stin- Senator* 8, Athletics O. . than the class of ball they have been son's single scored the only run of the Nashville .100 000 2 — 3 ed in the closing inning. A, single by Batteries—Groom. Watson, WlUtt ftnd Summai> — Two-base hits, Kauffman, Washington, June 29.—Washington Lobert, a pinch hitter, d ove in the Hartley „ Ford and. Blair. plaj ing entitles them to Magee, Coombs, Hale, bases on balls, first game In the ninth, and the same hatted Wyckoff and Davies hard today, Little RocX OQO 002 0— 2 The material is there No one ques- plays by the name players scored the while Boehlmg was invincible and the (Seven Innings by agreement) winning- run in the nin Captain oft Black 1, off Hiett 1, left on bases. Ever-, returned to second bise for Boa- Brooklyn B, Kansm* City 3. tions that. The players have the abil- Atlanta 5, Birminphara 4; struck out, first run in the second game. Sharp locals shut out the Athletics. 8 to 0 It Summary — Errors, Downey 1, Grib- Brooklyn, June 29.—Two runs scored (t\ But the> have been hiding this by Black C. by Hlett 1, passed ball, fielding featured both games One of was the last game of the series, making bens 1, stolen banes, Paulet. Meaaeuger; ton in the second game, : being: his first ippearance in a Nat nal league on a steal of home toy Coop«r. which ah)lit> under a bushe$ thu*» far this Rumler Time. 1.00 Umpires, Kerin Wells' digits was badly injured In the it three out of four for Washington. double piny, Starr to Merrttt. hits, off caused Cullop to Jet loose a wild pitch, season. If we did not believ e they and Williams. first contest Scole by innings: H. H E. Berber 3 with 2 runs In 6 Innings, since he broke a bon in his left featured Brooklyn's victory o\er Kan- Score by innlnjra: RUE. Philadelphia. . . 000 000 000—0 7 1 struck out, by East 3, by Berger S , ankle last April Tho i m o v i n-g sas City today, 5 to 2. Flnneran -was Albany. . - -000 000 000 — 0 6 1 Washington . . . 012 301 lOx—8 15 0 bases on balls, off East 4. off Berber 2. arounj with difficulty he played his round for nine hits, but the visitors Batteries—Wyckoff, Davies and off Buahelman 2, hit by pitcher, by usual star game at second in 4 Waj cross won both ends of a doirble- A»he\IUe 5, RaJelgh 4 Albany ..... 000 000^0 — 0 6 0 game, with whom the BOB fin captain Batteries—<7ul lop, Bla«kb4ni ajid Charleston ...... 010 012 x — 4 ,10 1 4 to 2 Faber made the triple in the Chattanooga, June 19 —Robertso n had a -wordy wrangle Brown, Finneran and Land. header from (Jainesville here toda>, 3 fourth inning after Roth and Schalk and Roth kept Chattanoga from scor- . Batteries — Woolf and Erwin; El- FIRST GAME to 1 and 2 to 0 had walked. The locals took a two- ing foi« eighteen Binning* today and Score by innings- R. H E PI4t.,bBi-* T. B*ltfsn«re 1. „ FIRST GAME. Surf. 3 Ports.. 7. Jworf. 2. Fetersbure 1. drldge and Marshall. Time, 1.07. Um- run lead in the initial inning, when Memphis won botth. games of a douible- Scbre by innings R. H E. Newport News^lO, Ijtocky Montaln 0. pire, Lewis. John Collins oonnected for a double, Boston 020 000 Ov—2 « 2 Baltimoree , June'28.—Plttsburg took h eader. Marshall, dmnlng-haim and New To-k .... 010 000 Ot—3 9 1 *" , opening yame of the series from Gainesville . .100 000 000—1 6 3 his first hit in twenty times at bat, Taff also pitched great bald. Graffs WaV cross . 101 001 OOx—3 4 3 Intrrniktionml I,e*vne. with two men on. George Sisler, the Batteries — Rudolph am" Gowdy, Baltimore today, 7 to 1. the locals* tally .Buffo 5. Roch. 2 . Mont 3, Toronto 2. two errors gave Memphis Its hwo runs Stroud, Sehauer and Me\ers resulting from a homer over the fence Batteries—-Moseley and Shumnn. University of Michigan recruit, played In the ftrat gaone. In the second Karae, ( Gardner and Re> noltia Time, l.,4Q. Um- Wewark 6, Rich. 4, J C -Frov — Postponed. TRIES FOR RECORD first base He fielded well, made one \ SECOND GAME ' by Jacklitsch. Kbnetohy started Pitts- with two out, druthers scored from burg's scorlntr with a hit o-rer the pire, "White hit and scored a run Austin argued second with tha only run while Eltoer- Score by innings ! R. H E fence SECOND GAME with Umpire Chill on a strike decision Boston - - • 000 000 20i -2 10 0 Captain Walt hour 'Will At- and was ordered out of the game. feld with tho ball in- his hands argued Score by Innings R. H, E Score by innings R H E. with Umpire Bernhard over a close New Tor* . . . 000 000 00—Q 5 1 Pittsburg . . . .000 201 108—T 11 0 Gainesville 000 000 000—0 4 3 v Score by innings R H B Batterit s — Hughes and Vhallng, Tenu . tempt to Remain in Lake- decision. Baltimore . . . ,. 000 010 000—1 4 4 \Va> cross 000 000 02x—2 5 1 St Louis .... 000 100 100—2 6 1 Ferritt and Me>ers, Dallas 7, San Antorfo 2. Ga.lv. 3, Waco 2. Chicago 200 200 OOx—4 5 ,0 FIRST OAMEX ^ Batteries—Kpaugh and Wllkea, Ant- Shrov 17, Houston 4, Beau't. 6. Ft. Wortli 1. wood Twelve Hour*. ley and* Reynolds. iTime, 1 20 Um- Batteries—Hamilton, Ferryman and Tfc« Box Score*. Phillies B, pire. White Severoid, Faber and Schalk. MKM. ab. r b DO a CHAT ab r. h. p» & Philadelphia. Pa,, June 29 4A home Captain "Pa,tt" Walthour, a member 41010 Graff Ib ..40014 Chleaaro I, Mvwaric O. The- Game. Boston and New York of the United States life saving corps, £tlWfV«ld.H .5^34* run by Becker, with two ba s occu- Newarrk, N, J, Jun* 29.—Chicago de- Dothan, Ala , June 29 —(Special )—. will endeavor to establish a water en- JohnslonJf 40110 pied ^n the fourth inning, p ved the feated Newark here today. 1 to 0. McConnlck.rt 40110 turning point of today's gfi IQ with Score by Innings R, H. B • Oothan and Valdosta fought out a pret- durance record on the Alight of July », l l>«le> cf 30050 Brooklyn, Philadelphia v* Inm f by 5 Chicago . . . . .vOOl 000 000—1 4 0 ty 3| to 3, eleven inning tie today. Will Be Ad$ed by Feds -when he will atterxaptt to remain in the Afonfezurna 4f CocAran 1. HairtH Ib . 4 0 0 16 0 Score by inning's R. H K. water at Lakewood for twelve hours, . S 0 0 39 0, JJudnaJI.Sb 4 0 0 fi S to 4. Dell weakened in th fourtlh, Newark' .... 000 000 000—0 4 1 the entire night. . S 0 0 * ll c ..40120 when the home team tied t score, Batteries—J3rown and Fischer; Mose- Valdosta . . 201 000 000 00—3 7 1 Montezuma, Ga,, Jtrne 29.—(Special ) ley and Rarlden. , Dothan . 101 000 001 00—3 2 2 At 'Start of 1916 Season Walthour is a stw^omtner extraordi- Montezuma won an easy grame from ...3 o o o a 3 0 1 0 t and was taken out In the flf , oelng Batteries—-Sloan and Taylor, Hodge nary and has often pulled siwmmlng Cochran today by the score of 4 to 1. SKlt 1 « 0 0 tl succeeded by A ppletan. T home • — . ( and diving feats at Lakewood that v and Price Time, 2 10 Umpire, Stewart. JNew York, June 29 —James A. Gil- The locals featured in sensational . W 2 42732 Totals ... D team won in the se\enth on B icroft's were hair-raising But the attempt to fielding and hard hittinK, Ellison, x Hit for M*u»h»U In th* ninth. double, WJiitted's sacrifice an< ,n but, ATHLETICS TO SELL , rutm. more, president of th"e Federal league, remain In the water for twelve houra Bros den and Dumas each getting -dou- Score by innings i H. E at the close of a meeting hqre attended •will be the most stupendous teat he core tor Innings: R. bles and triples, and Chatham two sin- Memphis ...... 300 000 000 — 2 BrooklA n ... 200 200 000- 7 0 JACK BARRY SHORTLY by representatives of all of the clubs, has yet attempted. \ glee, Parker and Godwin, ot the lo- Philadelphia . 000 4,00 lOx- • 6 2 Twirl* Doable-Header Shutout announced tomgrht that plans had been While swimmers have remained in Chattanooga ..... OOQ 000 000 — 0 cals, making: magnificent catches at Batteries—Dell, Appleton an Miller; Philadelphia, Jun* S».—On the heels Tulsa, Okla, June 29 —-Clements, completed to put a team in New York the water for a good many omore hours second and left field Each pitcher Smmmary —Errors , Mitchell 1, Graff Chalmers and Killifer. than this, still one s«ldoon hears of a 2, HudnaJI l, two-base hit. Stewart; of the announcement that* Pitcher Bob pitcher for the Tulsa club of the West- city next year. Financial backing al- grave up ten hits, but Blanslt, of the Sl.ai.vkey had b,*en sold by the Phila- ern association, today held the Denison, ready has been arrangred, he said swimmer staying in fresh water for locals, kept his welt scattered. sacrifice hits. McDermott, Stewart, PIRATES 8, C\RJ>S .1; Texas, team rcorelexs in a -double- AS «, PIRTKS 4, I Americans came a report today that record for these parts. Walthour is a Shortstop Jaolt Barry, of th? form" third straight victory for him and 32 2-3 league to add that city to- Ita circuit. Cochran . . . .100 000 000—I 10 1 by Robertson 4 ; bases oh 'balls, off St Louis, June 29 —PittsburCTnd the l world's champions. Is on the market innings pitched without a score. Bids already have been made for a Bos- Jbrothar of the worJd-feimous bicy»cle Batteries—Blanslt. Reese and,. Elli- Marshall 2. off Robertson 2 Time, locals divided a double-header ere to- I Barry has not played since June 19 Clements is 22 years old. ton franchise, it was said •rider, Bobby Walthour. son, Camp and Meeoan. 1-25 Umpires. Rudderham and Bern- day, the \isitors taking the fir j game. 8 to C, and the home team theiecond. ibecause of an Injury. Managr.r Connie hard. L MJiFH !* ln Y" a»hlnarton and other club SECOND GAMEX 6 to 4. ^ officials would not discuss,'the r«nort MEM ab. r h. po * CHAT ab r. h pa* FIRST GAME. that he Intends to sell BirYy - " ---- ' - - - - Score by innings* Pltt»burg . . . .100 300 __ It also w&a reported Mack intends Stewart,if 4 0 ft 1 Jtrhas— _ _ „ „ „ St. Louis •.. . . 020 800 OOi to Bet rid of sJl his hlirh aalarled men Lord.If t * 9 McCotmlck.if 40000 Batteries — Harmon, C< except possibly "Stuffy"' Mclnnds, first Behlel-c 2 0 0 t 0 Daler.cf ,™...4 0 I S 0 Adams and Gibson. Scbang, baseman, Amos &trunk. outfield.r and Cr\ith*r»,2s» ..3 1 1 T 3 ffarrl* Ib 4 0 0 IS 0 one or two others. The Atht.tJcs' man- Erbd.lb S 0 *3* l> and Snyder ager Is building up a new team of HltchoU.M ._10fl03 . . SECOND GAME. youns; players and within tie last few BoUi I> « • fl « S Tarr p .10001 Score by Innings: weeks has added several yitlns; pitch-\ xFoters 1 t • t • PlttBburs . . 000 V010 21 ers and two or three lnflefi«r»; Cunnlnchwn.p 0 0 0 o 3 St. Louis 302 100 00, Batteries—<7ooper and Gibsoj ToULi -.27 1' 1ST 18 Tot»l» «"»"»» 11 x Hit for Taff in th« M*«Qtb. Inaon, Gnn«r and Oonzales CO^CH COURTNEY'S Score by Innln&a: , R. CUeaig»-Ota< Afemphls ...... 000 XHK) 001—1 SKULL FRACTURED I Chattanooga ...... 000 000 000—0 not Fiction Summary—Brrors, Eibel l, Mitchell Tthaca, N. Y., June 29—Oharlu E FACTS 3, Roth 1, Johnston 1; «acrlftce hits, MACON ORGANIZE, Courtney, veteran coach" of the Cornell Johnston, McJOermott, Schlet. Eibel; crewfc, coached the crew th. last two stolen ftase, Lord, dowble ple.y, Afitch- weeks before (Monday's intercoUeariata ell to Cruthers to Eibel, struck out, A "DOLLAR CLU< reffdtta while suffering from s, frac- by Taff 6, by Cunningham 2, by Roth 2; tuied skull, it became known today. bases on balls, off Taiff 4, off Cun- TO HELP TIG&S Courtney sustained the Injury on the ningham 4, «ff Roth 2, hits, off Taff 1 train on which the Cornell ere**r went in 7 innings, 0 runs Time 2 10. Um- to Pcrughkeepsle June 13*. As Che tram "glGURD (the Siegfried of the German pires, Audderham and. Bernhard.., iMacon, Ga , June 2& —-(Special—A stopped with a. jolt he was thrown Into "Dollar" club is being organized1—- the aide of the car. He refused to con*- Orle i-Moblle—Rain. to keep itacon in the Sally leagu< suit a physician for fear he would b. version of the Nibelung Lay) went forth an appeal has been Issued by the < gent to a hospital. PhystctaB* to4ay ber of commerce for 1,000 or morelen said the coach's skull was fractured to each deposit a dollar with odof and that bis eondltlon. was MrJoaa. the local newspapers. 1 to seek for Brynheld (Brunhilda), the fairest Recently a response on the pafof GEORGIA-ALABAMA the fans made provision tp kecnhe { team here temporarily, but now 1 la WHERETHEY PLAY TODAY, maiden. Finding her she gave him a horn said that unless $1,000 Is forthcosig AnalMom Win. Two. at once the franchise is again in ti- Anniston, Ala, June 29—(Special.)— ger. The local directors, In attdpn At!fl.nttv In Btrminjh'm. Memphis in filled with mead and gave him the Minnis-cup. Anniston won both games In a double- to shouldering a debt of $3,500 (m N. O. la Mobile JNashvIU. In I4ttl« header here today withv Newnan. SlsT- last >ear, have had a hard tiros m.*>- rnon, in the first &ame, allowed New- ing up expense money this year.fe- Sovtb Atlantic nan \ only five hits, while Guthrie waa splte the fact that Macon has hJa Afacoa la Aujrusti*, Columbu* la Beer I bear to thee, column of battle! With touched up for eight. Chastant fea- winning team The team lias nie Albany la ChhrUs'n. jMkaon** ta« tured the first game with two two-base money at home, but has lost tmore r htta. Flynn was ordered out of the Tsf-M^-l T^-M enough on the road to overbalance BOB ton In Phl3»,d,lcfhl.v N. T. In 'might mingled and with bright glory." park for rough talk to the urtiplre, 'but gain her*. waa allowed to come back and play the Ptttmbg in St. 1^ Chlcwco IB second game. In the second game both Morrison Sigrdrifumel. and Whitney pitched air-ttght bajx al- EVERYTHING READY Ft lowing only three hits each. Anniston scored the winning " run in the sixth EAST LAKE CARNlVl when Donaldson drove out one for two t Loul« tn BufTalo. ChTcaco la bases, was sacrificed to third by Clapp, lttsb-K In Baltimore Kan. City In (| Long, long before Caesar told of his conquest and scored on a squeeze play, Chaatant Is In shape *or the wi sacrificing. Luna featured by throw- eport that will be staged in the 1 *. 1-. A. O. IDK out five men attempting to steal. of the Atlanta Athletic club's coui ID Thom%a'«. ^ of Gaul and of the hardy, brave, beer-drinking Only one error was mad* In both home next Saturday, and all tha » In 'WaycroML games. now necessary is for the day to A FIRST GAME. "-n-s'i 1nllrsi»s Tss«»< around. This will be the first c Grlffln in Rome. N«wnsa la Germans, beer was brewed in the far North. Score by Innings: R. series of three preliminary water l)adct& In X^AGraace. Newnan 001 000 010—-2 nlvals (preparatory to holding the Anniston 002 001 40x--7 \\ Batteries'—Guthrift and Blatthews; annual water carnival later In Sigmon and Luna. 8tlmm«r. { i Fitxgmrald 2, Amhbarn /. SJ5COND OAME. The Athletic club boasts of som< Soor* by innings: R, the- most excellent swimmer* In Ashburn, 6a., June Z9.—(1 Newnan 100 000 9—1 city, and also some of the most i After a record of eleven vicf "It*s Wiedemann's" Anniston 100 001 x—S tacular and fancy fivers, »o the ev row, Ashburn's ^rlnnlnsr ^ra«k 'wu Batteries—Whitney and Matthews, Saturday are sure to prove interest!] broken here yesterday aftamoon wlMtt^ Morrison and Luna. Umpire, Sander*. The events, the first one of whi Fitzgerald won. 1 to 1. in a «1OM 4ai X, will start promptly at 5:15, are; exciting contebt. The local club fatu] Q Is the modern perfection of brewing. It is IjaGrangc •. Tall*4e*a 1. lOG-Yard Swim, Scratch—L A. Cri to show its usual battlns; form, tat LaGrange, Ga., June 2».~—(Special,)— WalUr £>uBard. O. U. Bonnel!. W. succeeded In settlnK the vIsltinsT nftak. It was a case of too much Head for Tal- Lrdcan, Loul» Sams, Bruce 3*ma, Gl< «r in several close Places. ^^ ladcga this afternoon. For the flrat Svani, Alvtn Cow lew. A one, two and thr«.-baM hH Liquid Bread, cheerful nutrition, made from Clark, of Ashburn. out 6f four*chan tr five innings the visitors were unable 200-Yard Swim. Kandloap—A. B, to secure a single hit. Smith, La- Walter DuBsrd. O. H bo»n*» [featured the jrame The tiro *«.mr l Orange's center fielder, 'hit a long drive IiO.fS.n, Xx>ula Hams, firtace [play h.r« this afternoon. the finest barley and hops with scientific ex- In some grass in left field and mad« Evaiut, AlTin Cowt*>. v Score by Innings. /- ._ 60-Ymrd Novlca—Kids In Pit•ticeral! d .... IDS 000 «1*_1 a> circuit of th* bases before the ball Obatacla cue* r*c». ihburn 00« 140 ftjt 1 ) could be found. Head got a long sin- R*l«y Racv, 326 Yard*—Ft>or-tti*o Batteries—Orsterndorf antf y~ actness. gle and drove in one of th* runs. H« Fancy divine. \ got seven assists. , O*n» K«U*y. starter. lark and Ktmball. Vmplr*. &cor« by inningn: K. H. K. Jndcfw and tim* kaspera, K. H. Har Talladega . . . . 001 000 000—1 S 3 M. R. MoK«nsl«, RustMH Camptoa LftGrang-fl .... 020 220 G0x—« » S Btroth«r rimming. Yacht Rac*. THE GEO. WIEDEMANN BREWING CO., Inc. Batteries—fiandford and Baker; Head and LaFitte, Umpire, Davern. Marble Head. Mais.. Jun HAS SOMETHING MtOKS TO SA Y TO YOU knockabout sloop Dorello «rfffl» &, Rom« 1. Rain Stop* Ttnni*. id sailed by Georlte L. Bat' Rom*. Oa. ^ June 29.—(Special.)— tMttaburr. Pa^ June >9.—Rain int.r iston, won the Puritan cut Cembs held Rome safe after the first fered with play In the third day's pro t twenty-seventh race for ti inning, while Lowery weakened to- Kr*m of. olay eourt tennis champion >u« tropijy. Th. Knockabout wards the latter part of the game. The •hips this afternoon. The men's third, but Won on tlnv visitors bunched hits in the fifth and gles had reached the sixth round i- Imna. owned by R^ ' sixth innings for enough to 'win. Referee Julian &. Myrick stopped thi . was second and Brltosaert ti A great running eaten by Rlggs in play. All tb. pr«iiminarl«s In the wom- right and Brazier's acceptance of eight en's slnvl«s were put through i line drives In left without an error twelxe matches In the first round were fielding features. Rlckard star- well as two in the second round. Another GEO. T. BRADLEY & BRO. - - th. red at bat. hitting safely four titnsa out Kastern planrs left In tl nun'i of five trips to the plate. _ ilngles are R. Norrls William Score by Innings R, H. IB. M.. Church... If. W. Wubir 12 Mean* St. Griffin 000 021 Cio— 5 34 0 Nile, and Jlathev. Nil... ._ Wholesale Dealers Rome 100 OOO 000—1 fl a plar.d w. •- MoElroy, of Ptttsbarc. • B*rt*rl*s—Combs and Manchester; last week wan the Ohio ohamoioni at Cleveland. Re was ellmlt ' ' dtur ts> ^ln cbsttf h rotmiL

1NF>VSPAPF.R ?APERr THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, t5A,, -WEtttKEBDA

tlnued l*huraday. provided no mor« rain Intcrter*. Mrs. Hoke Smith 111; The results of all matches played so HAYSIAKfS far. Is Senator Smith Will SEVERAL LOCKER CLUBS AGED COUPLE KILLED [ L. Wooten defeated Biarl Hard- Join Her Thursday IN m TOURNEY W ' P" Wilson defeated Brooke Mell BAY SEEK INJUNCTIONS BY THEIR SON-IN-LAW In response to the joint resolution Vernon McMillan defeated C. I. passed yesterday, Senator Hoke .Smith Wlckle, 6-ie 6-1 will address the legislature today at Some, Denied Licenses by Coun- Westbrook Angered Because Matdhm PUy«d — No A. a Harris defeated P H Cox by 11 o clock in the hall of the house of Match** Will Be Played Harry Ashe defeated Dr W A Bel- representatives cil. Will Close Lockers To- Old People Refuied to Sur- man, 6-4, 7-6 Senator Smith had Intended to leave Today, Court* Wet. Frank Owens defeated R B Stewart. Atlanta for Atlantic City yesterday, at night and Await Action. render HU Children. 2 30, but stayed over a day in response Ty Jennings defeated Dr J D Man- to the joint resolution Inviting; him to Match play In the first round of the get, (-4, 6-2 address the general assembly That the nine clefts that on Summit, Miss. June 29—Mr and B R. Rhett defeated R. A. Martin, •were denied by g-eneral council renew- Mrs. C C Cleveland, both about 70 leltr tennis tourner was started Tues- 3-6, »-3, 6-2 lira. Smith has been in Atlantic City |das> afternoon on the courts at Fled- E Broytea defeated B E Van Ars- for ten days, and Information that als of their licenses to operate lodker years of agre and prominent residents alent park, tie entire first round, with dale by default. she haa not improved as much aa it club features •will not submit to the of Amlte county, were shot and killed toe exceptlovot one match being; com- A. H Bailey defeated J r> Greene had been hoped causes Senator Smith action of the council -without a fight •by th.lr son-in-law, Allen Westbrook. pleted by default to a ban dp n hta purpose of spending a was Indicated Tuesday, when several of the clubs employed counsel and held late''Monday, according to rej>orts re- Take a Breath Bvery match was a. hard Iou_ht ar- J D Runt def eaFed Fraak Owens, S-«, month here, and he will join Mrs Smith ceived hero today Westbrook sur- k I f»jr. and some spectacular tennis was meetings to determine what atetpfl to at once in Atlantic City rendered to the sheriff at Liberty and { W j tuicatked during; the afternoon The Senator Hardwlck, who i-s also in- take JfoMljan-Wlckle match, was probably vited by the Joint resolution to ad- The attitude of some of the clubs was admitted that he had killed his wife* of the Sky the jfrettiest of the afternoon Al- SOUTHERN TENNIS dress the general assembly, -will do ao to take no step until general council parents, the authorities day The though McMillan won to straigrht sets, at a later data next Monday passes on the six applica- double killing; took place, it Is said, Is not your heart in tbe highlands this summer •-«, f-1 iviikle put up a good game TOURNAMENT WILL tions that have been held up pending: upon the refusal of the Clevelands to weather? Climb the glorious cool trails of The -Rhett-Martln match was also.a further Investigation toy the police com- deliver to Westbrook his three chil- DtXiE ROUTE BOOSTERS mittee They are the Atlanta Athletic BE A BIG EVENT club, Druid Hllla club. Piedmont Driving dren, -who had been In the custody of MEET AT EASTMAN TODAY club, the Moose, the Plks and the their grandparents since, an estrange- campon , ment between Wcetbrook and his wife match, defeating Frank Owens in the tntries are rapidly arriving now for Eagles clubs The Canadian Rockies aeoond round, t>-0. 60 the southern tennis tourney which will Eastman June 29 — (Special) — From The nine clubs denied locker club Owing to the severe rain which start on the court* of the Atlanta Ath the responses received from the sev- privileges were The Atlanta club, with the world far behind, yet home just -with you dlenched Atlanta last night, no matches letic Uub next Monday, and fiom the er il counties along the proposed route M & M club. Theatrical cltib, Greek WEST VIRGINIA ARRESTS wSl he played today, as the courts will way things are Bhapinjt up now it of the Dixie highway between Macon society. Metropolitan club, the Owls, in one of die luxurious Canadian Pacific hotels., not be in shape Matches will be con- looks as if one of the biggest tourna- and Jacksonville a large and enthu- \REDUCED BY PROHIBITION ments e\er held by the association siastic attendance Is assured for the the Beavers and the Terrace club At a conference last night of officer* ETeryduBf Caaadun Pacific Stwdard—No.* Better will be pulled off meeting to be held in Eastman tomor- Charleston, TV Va., June 29 —En- The winners of the cups in Che tour- row I of the Atlanta club it waa decided to forcement of the prohibitory laws, naments held annually by the associa- The efforts being made by the advo- take no steps until council acts Mon- which became operative a year ago. Brace your body and stretch your mind by canoeing, tion, are required to play through the catea of other -routes have had the ef- day on the remaining six clubai It was entire tournament, as there is no chal- fect of inciting the friends of the have cut the number of arrests in drivMig, riding, mountain climbing, golf, tennis—at, lenge round thus making the tourna- Eastman route to renewed exertions stated by the attorney for the club that thirty nve towns and cities through- ment much more exciting and the object of this meeting Is to they would act in conjunction with the out West Virginia more than one half, The committee In charge of the tour- go over the whole situation find the WL & M club and would not take the according to .statistics made public by Banff—Lake Louise—Field— nament is working hard to make it a weak points so as to strengthen them initiative until further developments the detpartment of prohibition today huge success, and besides endeavoring and to unite and concentrate the work force them to resort to the law During the fiscal year 1914, the last in Glacier—Balfour to get all thfr entries they possibly o as to achieve the best possible re- Several of the clubs will have repre- which saloons Were legal, arrests tn can are looking to making all out-of- ults A sentatives at a caucus to be held thia these communities numbered 14 000, of Don't fail to include them in yoor western itinerary. Reached by &• town entries as comfortable aa pos- morning to determine whether or not Canadian Pacific. Nature** FTrmsltinn Rovte to the Canadian Rnrhas, JACOBS'PHARMACY sible while they are here to attempt to operate by injunction proceedings This method was fol- For further pamoilan, call or wrto for BocklM No 8M •I. »T( The e\ents thaflfr will be held are LABOR IN THE SOUTH lowed by a local club several j ears HOTELS AND RESORTS Ac.au ;«r th. Se»ca Caowra, men a singles and doubles and ladles ago and w. hav. opened th. n«w d«- singles Besides the three-year tro- at E. MALONB.G A.P D4 C.n.dl.n P.clBc Sailw.y. DISCUSSED BY SHIPMAN The Atlanta club and M & M club ATLANTIC CITY. W Walnut atnn. Ctndenatt, Ohio B_rtnk«nt at our Main Stora. with a phies that are offered prizes will be will close their locker club features of gi\en the winners and runners-up of tonight at midnig-ht in compliance with each event, Frank Revnolds. who has Detroit Mich, June 29—'Labor Con- the action of council and it is under- been identified with tennis tourneys ditions in the South* and Industrial stood that others will take the same and Plate... locally for the past several years, will Progress ir New England were the course If it is agreed on at the caucus Dcveloplnc e* KoD act as referee , topics taken up today toy the conven- rtl« Psukw fend Plate.*. Players In the city who are not tion here of the Association of Gov- thia morning members of anj club but would like ernmental Labor Officials of the Mayor Woodward was non-commit- AIJUUC HOTEL JL priaUcaJ photographer la 1» tal Tuesday as to -what course he would Ocean Front, la the hMrt ot AUanUe City •btuvo of th« department and will to enter the coming tourney are elgl- United States and Canada John S, adopt in handling: the licenses granted Absolutely FlreprooT Open Always, W m\*A to atialKt you wlUi your ble to enter tlie committee hoping to B Davie, labor commissioner of New Monday to the following five clubs American and European plan hot and cold MB •oto.rra.phio difficult!**. H« will induce all of the crack city players Hampshire told of the growth of in- Capital City club. Turn Vereln Stand- water bath* capacity 400 Latxkeilvr «rlll or in "WHY it you bav* », poor to enter dustries ^ in his territory and M L, eheetr* dancing came? HACK LATZ »&. M J» PRIZES OF $135 Tenant laboriin the south taken as He alao has 1E2 near beer license to a whole is not what may be called pass on by that date ARE OFFERED IN satisfactory * said Mr Shipman The principal reason for this situation la Editors Indorse Wilson. that the large supply of fresh land THE MOVIES ALL-DAY SHOOT available makes the tenant farmer Greenville S C June 29—President Gome up to^ careless of fertilization and general Wilson a European policies were in improvement Pew farms in the south dorsed in resolutions adopted today by mountains The all dav gun shoot which will be are cultivated to the full" the South Carolina Press association staged af the Gate City Gun club on In session at Chick SorinKa July 5 for prises of 9100 in cash and TRAND trophies valued at ,»35, is creating a 30 BIG ZINC MINES great deal of interest, and local gun- ners are eagerly looking forward to CLOSED BY STRiKE HfXIIXIIS TODAY the e^ent. The shoot will be staged ,/Vs-l_A*.r\J-I-IC C1TV.IM J There's a charm about the Resorts in the TENNESSEE : Gray and Lionel Barrymore tn on the gun clubs grounds near Brook- , V Kwmu«W)'nxxbrn SapenirlocahoQ. wood Joplin Mo, June 29—Thirty big zinc FOURTH OF JULY [ccownz Four trophies win be awarded row and Roftemarr Tbebr1 1st Striking miners came to Joplin to- M>ster>," t.Jee-1 **! to the shooters finishing In the first day and marched through the streets drauna *N«11 liamk and Billy four places In the 200 btrds Lunch City officials In motor cars headed the KENTON HALL !• "When Hubby Grew Jeal- will be served on the grounds parade and no trouble resulted occuDlng U •ouire on Ocean Froot, roomj olnite or eomedy. The headquarters of the shootere CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RV. In suit*. Private 1>«thn, elvretor running hot and Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry. will be the Piedmont hotel cold water in all bed chamber*. Koine hall overlook* THE RIGHT WAY SERVICE the oc**n. JlaU» uiwa aDDllcaUoo. Ttwf. Kent. Lectures, Concerts, Musical Programs and Summer Schools Daniels to Speak. await you at Cool Monteagle in July and August—when it's LAKEWOOD MEET Asheville, N C June 29—Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels will be hot elsewhere the chief speaker at the Fourth of July SUMMER TICKETS on eale dally. Return limit October 31. Swimmers Will Engage in Big celebration at Morehead Citj Saturday Special Low Rate Tickets to Monteagle and Sewanee will TODAY July 3 according to announcement Contest Saturday- from that city Secretary Daniels -will be sold June 30 July 1, 5, 8, 15, 22, 29, Aug t, 6, 12 Re- Liar,- foartfc or the Pa the arrive Frida> on the Dolphin and will Buffalo Lithia Springs Hotel t^urn. Limit Sept 4 wrlm. "The Elxht- The many swimmers and divers who remain until Sunday An elaborate ARTISTIC FOLDERS, sleeper reservations, schedules, .j at Lake- program haa been prepared. lnjt frequent the excellent lake Located in the most delightful section of Mecklenburg County. fares and full particulars gladly furnished See nearest wood, will engage in a vpwiLmmins: con- Virginia, this famous health resort will, this season, be Ticket Agent, or write Under New Management—MR. C. E. GRAHAM -A Vs. PEACHTREE ST. veho has had many years'experience in tbe management of leading tote 9 in -•ftcsikc == UNION STATION the cast and south, will have charee with a competent staff of heads cooks -»nd l^Jl^fe servants All conditions combine to make Buffalo Lithia Springs the ideal s im \ j. *,.-rMO.THOMASM , C. r. A., 1203 Healey Bldg. Phone Ivy S3 VICTORIA S«itf film f*r Frw Dwfoenwnt Loweit *rtnt mer resort Those coming for treatment find in tbe curative waters a proved V 1»r hlfhnt «la»§ flnlihlnf Send for Kfdak ««ta- remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, while those seeking .tmusenieDt may X«akew ood and it is expected that all lef Bitti flHliblHfl price* Mall •rdari n»h«t. indulge in their favorite recreations. LES US ASSIST IN PLANNING YOUR VACATION TRIP TODAY of the events to be held Saturday will Eutmu Films COD ExfKjrt • •Urthff. be hotly contested On NorfoCk Divuwo of Soother* JUUw»j Ral« and Ml nf*rnat..M M "When Broadway Wai a Trail.' The events that will be held are Owned and operated by the 440 yard handicap race KODAK DIPT. 1 4 WHITIH*LL,»TL»NT* World Fllrn feature 50-yard novelty event. BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS WATER COMPANY, Buffalo Uthn Spring Marring Barbara Tennant. 30-yard dash for men only 200 yard relay race for teamt s four men eacn swimmin•""— g yards. HOTELS AND RESORTS iSuandsf^ GRAND GILKS LOOKING OVER J—WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS- GA.-ALA. PLA YERS GEORGIANS WEST VIRGINIA TODAY I SPECIAL StTMMBR RATES Are Kaklnc Their Home at the SINS OF THE MOTHERS" Anniwton. Ala- June 29—(Special)— ND TRIP FARES FROM ATLANTA Bobby* G-llks, American league scout: I Ideally situated among the Mountains of West Virginia— Vitagraph feature. witnessed the game today coining here I Elevation of two thousand feet. Delightful climate. to look Nabors and Glazner over He will stay here tomorrow and see Glaz HOTEL ner work and then go on to New nan The GREENBRIER The WHITE to see Nabors From Isewnan GiLks will go to Birmingham to look over OPEN'ALL THE YEAR OPEN JULY FIRST some players there GiJJss is looking PLAZA for a couple of pitchers and a catcher San Francisco1* ^ ewest Hotel. I European and American Plan ' THE ALAMO No. 1 and will spend eome time in the south I NEW BATH ESTABLISHMENT—finest in tbe world—offers ererj M. Th. Little PlaTkoita. Wit* a Opposite the Plaza of Union Sauare In BIK Skow. the hetrt oC the city s theater and Mhop-. I faculty of Europe's famous Spas for the Cure Write for Literature. pinff district while visiting the Panama- I FUED STERK.Y. H.n.KlnK Hbcctor WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Eastman 79 Hatvktnsville 6. Pacific imposition within eight minutes Five reel* dally, Including Charlie I J. H. BI.OCTJT1. MamKer WEST VIRGINIA ^Eastman Ga June 29—(Special)— ride of the Hotel Plaza by car posulng Chaplin, Pathc features and Mutual In the second game of the series played on the local diamond between Eastman and Hawkins ville today CONVENIENT TO Eastman won by the score of 6 to 7 in a ninth-inning rally When East- man came to the bat In the last half UNEXCELLED of the ninth with the score 6 to 4 in IT I favor of Hawkinsvllle, Eastman scored European Plan — 11 5P up detached bath 3 more runs before Hawkinsville could $2 00 up private bath THEALSHA put an Eastman player out American Plan— »3 00 up Beaft of the Haiwklnsvlile team JOHN O BAKKER Managinc Proprietor "•the Shadowgraph Message" featured in today s game by his bat * Two-reel Broncho ting knocking one home twjo two- base hits and two singles out of five TOXAWAY INN OPEIS JUNE 25th 1915 •WHERE BREEZES BLOW times to the bat also Norris, of the Hawkinsville team, made a home run Boating, Bathing, Fishing, Mountain Climbing, Automobiling, Komlc In the ninth inning when a long drive Livery, First-class Orchestra, Bine Cuisine. bounced over center field fence "Wea- ver, pitching for the locals gave up Hotel Lenox Through Pullman from Atlanta. ten hits, while Wynn, for the visitors. Bojbton ud Extter Street* For reservations address gave up twelve hits These teams play again tomorrow on the If a rvklnsville C. A. WOOD, TOXAWAY INN, Lake. Toxaway, N. C. diamond Batteries—Eastman Wea- BOSTON, MASS. LLAMO No, 2 ver and Wright HawkinHvllle Wynn and Reddick and Xiockaby Umpire, One BIocV from TODAY Norman , Copley Sqnsr. mt^i* Drewler, Charlie Chaplla, 1fa« Score * R H E and Eastman ...... 7 12 2 PubKc Library HENDERSONVILLE Ho«aamec,» nlr Hawktnsvlll* .... . 6 1C 6 Mlaied. Luznry Saint John North Carolina Cairo 2r Harwich 0. A MA GNtFICENT Cairo, Ga, Junk 29 —{Special )— and In the Beautiful "LAND OF SKY" Cairo won the flrst of three games to DESOTO b*j played with Barwick by a score of Economy 2 to 0 Interesting features of lteSa3ntJohn.BlocaVtedttothohW.rtol Bio* Ride*, with TODAY the game were a run and catch of a the; unequal**:! cllniata and scenery f or wl nmtioD«I.r I»• long fly by Thrower and a jump catch moos.. ET«T form of untuataent. Splendid roada* FnxCoi I "STATION CONTENT." by Crawford. both Cairo men, altto I Reliance Drama. First Baseman Bell, of Cairo, made a SM. IM^. *2 ,.,. •tonal dance instructor. All modern > D«atbKMai,«2.CD) wUi B.U. «3.SO sal W. \ "JUST KIDS" star foul catch, •when he went behind cuisine. Porfnllinformmtion, address tbe "-K?«_3- ~ the grandstand and got one Lang: Two mlnnfcs wilk from Back Bay Btatlos* Ocean Breezes J Princess Comedy pitched a two-hit game for Cairo, while N T ,N.H. * H.H.8. and B. & A.K R. Barrow for Barwick gave up only Conrenltnl « Shopplni ud Thcatra Dl.lrlct four Time, 1 20 Umpire, Searcy Wbinf Week u> tt U C. PRIOR, Mana,.r slefjintf. it M iJesl lor i beetin, uel fuklo* Free from flies eW ^THEATER Covington 6, Montlcello 3. Always s eewl kreeie. ., MARIETTA, QA. Monticello, Ga ,. June 29—{Special ) .IVIF» College flats was the scene of an Inter Spend Tour Summers at th« TODAY «stlng g*me this afternoon, when Cov- NEAH KONTajBAT "CONSCIENCE," ington defeated the local* by & score Hotel Gordon, WayBml.lt, ** C. .IN, IM. O. Hotel Tyt«e Imp drania, featuring of « to 3 The -batteries were Cov- Very Low Rates Until July 15tb ington. Oheesllng and Newsom; Monti- 28 miles from Aflhevllle, nearly The best located Summer Camp, with Jiiebest elevation, east of the Ts. »Met •aW.ra *Ud •••al.tsly ths Al Hulubar and cello, Ferryman and Gibson 1 000 feet blither Elegant Orches- Rocky Mountains Can accommodate lOOfboys Write for booklet rnW M«>e. ko«^ i. tt. SmU Li&t, Wet«h. Summary—Hit*. Covington «, Monti- tra. Dancing;, FishingT, Bathing. trtaty, iTrimjr- *Smten, IMS! sad lei cello 8r struck out, by Gheenling 10, by Tennis, etc Best table In the Moun- Ferryman 9, home runs, Gibson, Jack- tkina. Write for booklet, rate* and fboBM i. Mob. r.n« •on Th* t*am> play here >again Wed- particular..; nesday \ ' F O, DUNHAM. Prop Cwxx w ««t1kat. Fr_»V rreiiv T ..J mfa»] ially On* km«nd «_§ C7PBCATUK, » «J •**-. T«u> ~-rtfc W McVty Be** Longford. MOUNTAIN OT f HOTEL OrtsMtn. D*mm*t •*.• ' neie* TODAY Boston, June M —Sam McVey, of New York tonight won a decision after a twelve-round bout with Sam Lang- m lEMmw im MMI Momin Ckaraliftr »"VV hi M*\ -M M > IHM.vVnil.lini rt Q $ F.r rataaaaoVi r«>l P»th«), and • '' ford ______nd plmur* mima IU altilud* of MM ft** "*TKK« MASQUBMAOIR*.* The -world's flehMt phosphate min. is oa th. Utmmt ft OwraxMut. HOTEL TYBEE

NEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER! N*tion*l Banks CO»T OP I.OCAZ/ WANT ADS IN THE CONf/RTtlTZON WANT)CI>~Ital)w.7l To PabtiaJj Reports Atlanta - «E.inlnatl I.S.IHUM.). • y£i qnaHlou free. Writ. Is , Condition June 23 S buwttossi *• • Bis* Ita InetltuU, Pen. M. • l4t!««r mnl (tot «.» «li «tst»al tnsa MUM. «t A. , , Wasbtnstvs, adv«rtiaero«nt frt !••• DEPRESSES WHEAT STOCK RISE ot tks curreact lodar t* than two lines. Ciont six ordinary ;o»Sill0n".«"al-l n.6o-.al bans, at tb. elo» wor4ll to each ot burtn.a. W«Sn««»y. Jain. «. i iSi..".,__ DMeontlnuanco of adv.rtlsinc must Market Advanced b« m-wrltlDsr. It wlH not be ac—Namee of men^traattaisi 1 Packers' Buying Rallies Shares Boosted by Profes- nm* •W«»t Ad. *hoa. Malajp railway mall clerfca, 171 month. Bern I on SiWS SLIGHT DECLINE •••• .r Atlamt. M»l. £L ity—Emaaa MRS. C. E. BENJIETT^' 8«» M. Provisions. ' sionals. A GOOD, rellabl. colored nortm. tor £Courtcoua operatorsu tborousjbty ffc- Apply 7?» Morth JBro.d atre.r. CMIWOIV* Deterioration in All States Ex- mlliar with rates, rule* and classifica- cept T«a» and Loulaiajw. Chicago. Jun. 29.—f(en.w«d fear of New Tork. Juno 2».—K«eurr.nt de- tions, will vive you cumplete informa- treasure from a rapid movam.nt of fche moraliiatlon In torelgn excbance ««* tion. And. if you wislv tney will assist HELP WANTEl>l-r>nuto_ .MJlt.Mll*.l>I 10.« Average Decline Small. 816 crop 'brought about downturns to- j the sall«nt feature of todajr* ilnanclal yuu In wording >our want ad to make ».*1 U.I1 1».I» 10.11 Jay In the price of wheat. Notwith- it most effective. ^ CANDY buteeladr ot exp«rienc. la 10.60 dwelopnieiits a>nd more ttkftn uiylnlnB Accounts opened for4ols by tel.ption. cluaa candy, bulk and box linei a.Zff standing an early advance, the market, else served to hold the stock market application in writing, Btattnc 1.45 although steady at the close, was 3-8 In check. Further depreciation occur- to accommoualu you if yuur nam. U in V. New Yorfc. June 2*.—(Special.)—The per- to 1 1-4®1 3-8 under last nlchfs level. the telephone directory. Other want reference and salary expected. 112 centage condition of cotton on the av*ra*e red in remittances to three of Europe s ads tak.u (>y telephoii. are to be paid care Constitution. >.76 date of Jun* 14, *s compiled from the re- Corn finished 3-8 to 3-4 down; oats 3-8 leading capitals. These quotations wen for imm.diat.iy upon , publication, bill itles of special correspondents. v« off to 3-8 up. and provisions varying; not only the lowest reported since tn; to be presented by mail or solicitor th. MI8CEU.AKEOTJS. »,7 per cent, a decline of 0.7 per cent from from unchanged figures to m. rise of 5 outbreak ot the war. hut e»taW»ane« samo day printed. WOMEN WANTED a> KOvernnilM the previous month when condition was cents. ^ records for many years preylo.ua. v .$70 month. Atlanra^xamln&tloM nt amw omj^ya COTTON. 80.4 per cent. This compares with 78.* per Corn was governed mainly by wheat. With rew exceptions, securities wer« HOMK HAS l/»E FOB. CON- Sample quoittlone free. Franalin cent last year. 30.9 per cent In 1913: «.» In oata encouraging field advances heavy ot Irregular , throughout the ni'I'UTION WAST AJQ9. IJenl 400-K. RocheMer. K. T. per cent In 1*1*. 85.9 per cent In 1911 and appeared to offset a strong demand weakness In Canadian Pacific. United 8O.I per cent in 1910, and against a ten- from the seaboard. States Ruober and several other active »• iV.V •.Be year average ot 80.2 per cent. LEGAL NOTICES " HELP WANTED—MaU and F«nal« lift*. 1 t*.0« Provisions rallied on account of buy- Issues conducing to that end. i*. Deterioration occurred in all states ex- ing supposed to be for packers. Notice to debtors* ana creditor^. All credi- R paiiu3na' aa Mtenograi>h«r or 10 2« cept Jjoutoiaxu* and Texas. wh*Te an in- There were material gains In cop- B.I 3 pers, war shares and motors, but the tors ot toe curtate ot Hr. and Mr«. fr'r^uk keeping register with tftmrn Hi It. sit KIT crease of 3.6 per cent took place respec- Ohleac. Qa.tatl.iie. J. IJoonan, late of button county, ilece^xeo. lld.ntf. Ivy C8ft3. ».S7 tively. Freedom from damage by Insects movement In these Issuel w»s plainly 9t41 Rang, on board of trad. Tuesday: aro nercby notified to render In their ue- and favorable weather are accountable for Pr.». of professional origin and failed to car- nutnau to tlie uniieretKiied according to law, Vis; ».*» . the. Improvement in condition in these ry conviction. *. , . >.€& Open. Klvh.^ Low. close. Close. and ^11 pentona IndebLCU to aald estate are states. Practically all other state* have WHEAT— There was further heavy selling ot required to make Intiueulate payment. Juue WANTED—Teacner* v t*» V.ii 9.7* suffered front too mucht rain, but recent July . . . .1.'06 Vi 1.07 l.Ottt l.OIH 1.0614 our bonds tor European e,c«ount at tt, Itflo. William T. iiell. Carteruvitle, '(.ia. improvement in weather condition la en- Sept. . . .1.03H1.04 1.01 ft 1.01 K 1.0* more or less substantial rece*«on». To- liberal terms; Xre* toseheol boards. IMi New Tork, Jim« -1*.—Early advances abling farmers to catch up with cultiva- Dec l.OG* 1.96V. 1.01% 1.04% l.06Tt tal sales, par value, aggregated »Z.l45,- Healey bldg. Atlanta, Oa. Ivjr ¥••*. ' were lost in the cotton market today tion. The aeaeon for the whole belt aver-, CORN'— 000 LOST AND FOUND MISS JUL.1A WILSON, It •with the cloae Darvly steady, net 3 a r«s ten days late. Percentage con<3 ittons July .... 7I}1 74 71% 7>Vt 73tt United States bond* unchanged on 'i pointsv higher to 1 point lower. by states Is given below, with comparisons: Sept. . . . 7234 72% 71H 71% 72% 1915: July. calL ^ •,*•*-- There w** T«newed cover-ns; at the "TRY™ • ' "* *** ft* "* "'* ATLANTA IJV» BTOOT SITUATION WANTED—Mali * ' -st»rt, which was promoted by flrm- States. July. June. Ditt. 1914. 1913. OAT»— ;\ , (Br w. H. Whit., jr., ot th. wan. -,aess in ZJverpool. continued lar«r* £ng> North Carolina. .82.0 8«.l 4.2 80-0 77.2 Jnly .... 4IU 4IK 4114 41* 4114 Stocks in Neu> York. rtmlon C«aopanr.> South Carolina. .7».0 Sl.O 2.0 78.0 73.3 Sept. . . . 1T« «7« S714 »7H J7% ic w M tuk spot sales, and the more bullish Georgia 78.8 82.0 3.2 92.0 80.6 . 19% »»tt J8% 3»% MH AN ANSWER TO TOC.ll '*Hl*ara.K« ot crop and weather advices. ° '"*" ••• OR several of th«m may Alabama . . . .78.3 79.4 0.0 83.0 73.3 I I a Oood ntfrm, lot to ••• fmatO*. M.»« \ t. n mar M•*• M«t •* . The marsist opened firm at *H advance Mississippi. . . .91.0 82.0 l.O 81 6 80.0 July . . . .16.87 1«.TS H.SE 1«.«S -t.lt Ana. Baet a* late M a w*wk aft*aft«ri r*ar a4 ta** . • ^ *fj. s|^p appeared In The ConatltnaUtutlbau . fluoh iw . Of S to 8 point* and, after some little Louisiana . . . .81.0 774 3.8 79.2 R0.fi Sent. . . .17.07 17.17 17.0! 17.12 17.12Amal. Copp.r. . d 1 t >a M 15 LOST—Larre yellow doK, haa brajM har- irregularity, sold about 10 to 13 points LARD— American Uan . .' .' 46* 44H «S II epotiMe* are the reaulilt ooff. MTaral TOI.M.I Texas 79.S 77 5 2.* 74.7 84.0 »E'sJ tS* i« oo"" •"••*• *" *• * p"™ * n?*a with "almpl« tlie Tramp" Inucrlbed of apecial *«rvlc* which vTm« net bl.xher. In addition to covering by Arkansas ... .83.0 S4.4 1.4 78.2 Sfi.4 July .... 9.11 9.11 I.It «.|2 «.»« Am. Cities ptd. Good to ' cbolc. DM! tows, I0» to »0 on tug. Keward will be paid tor ^7la return 'recent sellers, there was probably some Tennessee . . . .83.3 SO,ft 2.7 81.0 82.7 Sept . . . 9.«P 9.60 1.40 9.47 9.4Am6 . Cotton Oil pound.. »1.16 to W.TI. tlon la rendering- In behalf of all .Nt.M» Am| Smeltlnc . . to to A. C. Webb, manager btuaebaker Corpo- tlon Wanted adv- " ~ ~ -" fresh burins; for long- account In antic- Missouri S4.0 88 0 4.0 80.0 82.7 .107 d cowa. I»» t* »fl pounda. ration, 246 feachtree Ktreet. ipation that coming crop reports -would Oklahoma ... -7S.« 81.2 4.6 79.0 86.6 July . . .10.25 10.12 10.15 10.22 10.27 American Bua-ar Sept. . . .10.65 10 f3 10.55 10.02 10.67 Am. Tel. & Tel. .123 Uood to conic. hoHora. . tieurie; De- BPECIAI, rates for SltaattoB Va level of last w*efc, however, the de- Hoj-s 20,000head Canadian Pacific , .146 .^^r*""" '• *aca *»"* 7«» to Ma pound., comber .'6 1014." Keturn 39 WhHenall at. &Ufl.. Three iln** one time, 1* «M Temper**. Central Xjeather . . 41,_ C4.50 to f&.«*. - tnand became leas active and prices \ Cbeaapeake & Ohio. 3S^ Liberal rewardy three time*, it, cents. To c*t thia.1 later eased off under MM aeen to take gold-handled years' experience wants position witli I*- it was claimed around the .ring J ££* week, versus 744,000 laat year. General Motor. . .159 umbrella with monogram kindly call Ivy liable i firm, beat of reference* aa to njiar 1 Great Northern pfd.119% 118% acter \and ability. AddretM H-4tT. f Onsjtl the mpre bullish view of crop con- Shipment.—Whoai. SSS.OOO. versus StT.Ceo " "* ditions had caused more scattered cov- ATLANTA, cloudy .... 81 69 ~ .00 la»t ireek, versus 364.000 last year. llllnola Central tutlon. Columbus; cloudy . .' >. 69 .64 Intsr.-Mot. pfd . . 7C% LOST—Large notebook from car between ering than fresh buying for long Shipments—Corn. 286,000. vernus 321,000 Jaoeley, Adalr v or Grant park. Heward, A-l GJENERAI. OFFICE MAN. clerk •» Gainesville, cloady . 77 63 ^ .00 last week, Venus 656.000 last year. i Kan. City Southern .... pice, >• to 1H pounda, >«.]• t. lx>okkeeper, must have work at ono*; .k.wt count. Griffin, cloody .... 84 «9 .34 Loulsvlllo & Nashv C. U. Hannah. Weat ttl-J. Exports for the day were 8,397 bales, Shipments—Oats. 25B.OOO. veraus 430,00ft references, saltu-y secondary eontridoratiiBm. •aiacon. cloudy .... 70 .18 Isat week, versus 707.000 laat year. X,i«-gett & Myers ...... making 8,109,042" ao £t*r this season. Montlc«Uo. cloudy » It e» .06 Lorlllard. Co "**• " «• »«• iyy_4_***-i* i.. Port receipts 9,412. Wilted States port Nen nan. cloudy . . . 90 •7 .05 Maxwell Motor Co. 41 PERSONAL A-l OFFICE MAN. over 10 yean* «c.Mr.V. Roroe. pt. \ cloutly. . .. 63 .62 Mo.. Kan, & Texas . 10 it ence hanUllna; office work and credit*; stocks 870,113. ss best of references furnished, Cotton spot quiet; middling uplands, Tallapooa*, cloudy . fS .55 Grain. ^ Mfeaourl Pacific Abov. quotauon. applr t. corn-frf hon; Toccoa. cloudy .... "e es 1.33 Mex. Petroleum mut and peanut-fauon<4. H, to Jo under: WHITE HAT SALE 'Office." Box H-4JK. Constitution. l.SO; no sales. I Chicago. June 2».—Wheat. No. ".Vest Point, cloudy t . «7 .60 » red. National Lead ^ hlfh.f ""''"" U«Wis«arat wroni and (White, Hemp, Chip, Peanut MAN .v. Ith large family mt»t hav* work .28 Nominal; No. 2 hard, 11.28U. New York Central . 89 1 Tfevr Orleans *»«!** ansl 9*ea«y. •Chattanooga, cloudy - 7« 70 AND J-ANiUjlB, «OO1> oi'YIJ-B. AND Immediately, anythlnc. amall salary. | Greenville. S. C., raining S2 61 .30 Corn. No. 2 yellow, 7&ffi75U. N. Y.. N. H. i H. . — San Karce: market str.ni. Kil»HT. 6tfc TO l»c. clerk, of flee man or bookkeeper. Add New Orleans. June 29 —Quiet but Spartanhurf, cloudy . . SS 47 .00 Norfolk & Western. LJCOBORNH AND 1IALIHBS. MJD8U1IMER H-aQQ. care Constitution. steady strength was shown by the cot- 5":J?°- *• "^'""J. %. •>• *»•".. Northern Pacific ..107 1 a-liJL.EH AMI) BEAUT1I3S EVBHY ONB. HBFRACTIONtST and optician wltlkl ton market in the early tradinjr today, a Pennaylraala . . .11)6 105 .. _._ 92.41 TO Ifi.W. year*' experience; beat reference, will ] and prices were sent to a net advance Clarendon. 1.10, Sherman, 0,1*. Reading 148% 147% 147' 149% 1'AUS IN KID AMD CORDUROY. CHIC .of 10 to ISvpfelnts. On the rise scalp- Rep. Iron ft Ste.1 .29^6 19 & 29 = .7* do. Kfd .7 ANlJ CHAKMlNli. 11 TO |7. Jus- longs were heavy profit-takers Haivy BaJniiV MHa. C. B. SMITH. EXPERIENCED office man and July fl.00%; Septembar •«%. Seaboard Air Line KM H * 116 Peachtree. and the offerings from them were final- Alabama—Goodwatar, 1.00; Kafaula, 1.10; do. pfd 3« keeper wants -work. anythmc honora.bc Btrmlngrham, 1.40. Selma, 1.60. Union 0 I S N<> W5lt<> J05 Charg. Accounts Solicited. ly more than the ring could absorb. 73? S?p.. £ber-70 %. - * - •"*•• ' Bloas-Shef. S. A I. ... conKlaer«d. Ad^lresa A-l. U-4«i. Con*tlt» a* c O1.U HATE MADB1 MEW. Xear the end of the session the mar- prlnps. 2^20; ICobtl*, 3.«0. O»t* No. 2, 47%; No. X white. Oft. Studebaker Corp. . 79 i , i l' 'i-riwngj, I7.1S. White Uly <«elf- ket weakened and the distant months Georgia—Glennvllle, 1.30; MHIen. !.*•; Southern -Pacific . . 8S< Quit man. l.SO. July 40%*948%; September SBH. rlalne). »7 S5. White Lily («elf-rlaing. 12- SCREENS "EXPER'JENCED n\«chanlc alny (high patent), ffi.«0 Ocean Korav Made to Order ary for information that will lead to Mlssisalppl—Meridian. 1 10; Holly Springs. 1 0 2 blt (good paten,), ,,. southern *t.r 4 J37H 118 7B; THE Jd«4tl Wliwl juid *cr**A lor *u« parlor... chauffeur Job Keep car inVepalr. Addr**M 1 SO. Okolona, 1.40., U. S. Rubber . . . 50% 48U 60H 6014 8 R1 l A B»Uxn«.t*4* fur&lahed £TTM. Ttfntr credit coo,. W. K. i_ 50t>. Constitution. ^^ belt, especlallv m Oklahoma, continued f recipl'n. do. pfd 109% 1091A 109% 109* Sacked. Per Buehel— Meal, plain, Ualla-way, »»!*.» Mauu*r. Pluin* Main frSlv. "WAJSTED—A place; underetan reports of boll wevil damage in Texas Utah Copper . . . . «9H 67% «7» «8* ? aacka, n.OI. 11-pound aacka or writ* 1402 Fourth National fan* bulld- fair bookkeeper and all-n and bullish forecasts of the coming re- Va.-Carollna Chem 81 82% Ck 1 2< tn«. AU.viita.Oa. Would like to talk K ov«r w! PROFESSIONAL VIEWS ack.' "" " * * -™' -»"«»d po.rt3 on condition and acreage. \For a •Western Onion . . «6% «»H «6% «7 A. F. K.UHN8, cash crooer, •noo*«.««>r to JB. Address F. Q. Box 689 while offerings were meager and a ON COTTON SITUATION Weatlncbouae Elec. 100 99 99% 100 iSf1"; 5;ck"1' p"r Bortel—Corn . No. 2. ICills, 347 Grant St., aa* removed to 44"! • Ai\ i. C.M—Linotype operator de moderate demand s-erved to put values Total aalea Tuesday 323.000 aharea «S V' V. ;^C<>J?1 mllted. »1 00: oata fancy Kant t**orcla ave. We carry a fwll line of at once, slHctly sober and •ic.auj'. higher. Realizing by longs gradually white clipped. « cent.: oata No 2 jvhlte staple ana fancy crocertes, country butter, anywhere Be^t reference. AddreM P. New York. June 29— 3^RS B1TNER. S03__ K. Jackson. 7 55; low middling. 8 18. strict lew mid- demand for hiunltlons of war as here. U. S. 4n refftsteeru, .. .. Timothy No. 1, large bale,. «!.« Tim": Many complaints from the southwest were thy No. i. email bale.. »1.SS: tljbt mixed HOMK. 4M SOUTH BKOAD. PHONE »8- WANTED—Position by A-l soda and « dling S.65. middling. 900; strict mid- do. coupon *, .. JCU. i.. URAJS'T ,51 uN WUitKji. bltiiS ANV- clerk, 8 years* experience; best of r*! tiling fl 25- good middling, 3.57; strict received of continued rain and eraaay fields. Panama 3a coupon .. hay. imall balea, »1 10; atraw, <5 cent™ On the Improvement during the morning C S. hulls, Harper-. Prime. 121.0* C I] 'i'HING. "OK KUK&JS." enc« Address H-BOS, care Constitution, wood middling, 9 94. Receipts. 3,533; Savannah . . American Agricultural 5a. bid .... Wall street houses became prominent aa American Cotton OH &•. bid .. meal. Buckeye Prime, $28.00, C. 8. bulla. bANl'lAAZUM — Private, r*- •WANTED—Poritloa as nlBht or day Stock, 175.»10. V ATLANTA . heavy sellers, and under the weight of equaro sacks. »!.5«. i ^ , home-tike; limited number ot pa- t-in, middle-aged man. Best re Montgomery American Tel. & Tel. cv. >%H.. .. their offerings the market lout most of the American Tobacco «», bid Chicken Peed. Per Cwt —Aun t Patiy tients cared for. Home* provided Cor in- Ad -ess H-481. Constltntlon. :. . Comparative Port Receipt** Mobile. . . . advance. Atchlsun gen. 4» ' mi.1.. bale., four 26-lb. earka 12.40: Aunt fants. Infant* for adoption. Mrav M. V. Memphis . . Judging from the private crop reporti Atlantic Couat Line col. 4*. bid .. Pat»y ma.h. 100-lb BICK.I. 13.40: Purina MUcheU. at Windsor «Ur*ell, * •«*— fo'Jowlnr table allows receipts at Vicksburg. . comine to hand the government report will Baltimore & Ohio ev. 4U* Chowder. 100-lb. aacka 12.50: Purina nlieon SITUATION WANTED—Femal* •ts Tuesday, compared, with the same New Orleans. not' show any increaso in the condition dur- fe«l 100-lb. ..ck.. 12..5; Purina Vratch Little Rock. ing June. HUBBARD BROS. & CO. Central of Georgia 5s, bid _ dictions cured quickly last year Central leather 6s. .« 12-pkg. balee, 12.60: Purina .cratch. 100-lb. and without sufferlnc by th» new twlllc.lt 1915. 19,4. Houston. . . Chesapeake & Ohio cv. 4*J,u "*ct*- K'f- Vlct»ry Baby ChlckV ISo-lb. SPECIAL rates for Bltu*tlon Wi Orleans S.533 4,000 Oklahoma . Chicago. B. £ Qulncy Joint 4.1 ... •acka t2.4fi. Victory scratch. 100-lb. aackfl. ads.. Three lines one time. 14 reaton V 2.S21 2.940 Chicago. Mil. & fit Paul ov. 4H»- • ».«: iwlsr .cratch. lo«-lC aackV , 1BL20- COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., three tlmee, 1» cent*. To s*»t ... 53 st>a •Minimum temperaturea^eatt" tor 12-hou: COTTON 'MOVEMENT. Erie «en 4m Ka-w Kaw scratch, I0«-lb. saoka, tTl bee ratea. ads must be paid la aflvaaoe • "BfJavaztnat h . . . ^riod endiDiT *t S a. in. thto dfct»- fBecelv- Illinois Central ref. 4s, of«X scrapa per IDO-lb. aacka, tl.li 81 Whitehall street. delivered at The ConatltJitJon OffStM. Charleston . . . " ". . 240 18 ed late, not included In av*ra«3il.v ••Ul«b- LoulMTllle A Nanhvlll* tan. 4s l rnm.n*ton . . ... 18 113 •at y«aterd»y. |l*we.rt for 24 houJVt *ndln« Atlanta—Steadj. 9.00. • when you need a dressmaker, New Tork—Quiet. ».60. Liggett A Myers 5s T .lABLiE mlddle-aced. married •atoMft .... 112 352 S a. m.. 75th meridian time. Lorillard Bs ...... bround ft*O. f*r Cwt. — Arab horse hou»eke*P»r, nursed, the flrat place to look woman, wants position a* cook; will m 181 otherwtwf Indicated. »1.»0; Re-Peter horse toed. II. »• T'l Is In the .situation Wanted, 'Female. Phone Port Movement. Mlflaourl. Kan. &\Texaa 1st 4f, bid house wbrk. Answer to U. L. Jactea*.* U :ino Coast .* . . . 1,92* NOTE—Th* average highest and New Tork Central g«n. 3H». hid . . hor.e f^. «1.«0; King Corn hV™. v.au? want ad» to Main 5000. Atlanta SOOt. _ Maher atre«t^ City. k New Orleans—Middling. 9.00: receipts, 1 n rton • • - a 46 temperatarw* »r« mad* up at each N. TT., N. H- & Hartford cv «•.. .. tl.T«: A. B. C. hone feed, «1.«0; June •m/r s-<^T~\^ C/T^IC 11 c* **v« you money. My COMPETENT yoanc woman 70 from th« actual number ot report* " ~ ;.% exports, 5,547; sales; 890; stockNorfol, k & Western cv. 4 >&a. bid .. ure dairy t*rS, »1.S5: alfalfa meal. ML>iJlJ-l-t worn speaks for ttselt. Wa ."•Jto 1^ i Various . . V ." 100 and the a,veraife precipitation : sack,. 11.46; beef pulp, 100-lb. HchooHchool education -wants a plsBs- Northern Pacific 4s make plain and fancy drexsea. Phone West mary teacher In a country or tAps; number ot (taXion* reportlnc (.10 Inch or i— Middling. ».00 ;\receipt*, I,*21; Pennsylvania cv. 3%a <1916) ., .. lilJ-J. 1 Ashby st. jlra. Buffing-ton, more. The "Stat* «£ weather" 1» that pro* stonk, 160,811. AddrAddrese s^ H-Slit. oars __Conatltutto_ ^ Heading s~«n. 4s.. WK MAK1E swltcae.* from combine.,, II valUac at the time of th* obwrvatlon. _ rtlddllng, &G3. receipts. Cf; stock. Republic iron A Steel 5* (1840) .. TOUNO lady, not afraid «f wor. 15,942. - •acb. 3ira. AUle Gallaber. 7»% K-vaabtTMi office work where there js •pp«r*.ulLlt.r St Louis A San Fran. ref. 4s, bid street. Phone Ivy IMt-J. 1914. Sava . Seaboard Air Line adj. SB...... B>f&l. oesw Oo»- 784 Kaln ha« b««n A-eneraJ in Oklahoma, Ar- Males, 624; stock, C9,.. _ Southern Bell Telephone 5m W.. 100-lD. aacka, »1.60; .ran,' P.' w., XpiHT TAJLOKINO—Suits band taUored, Charleston—RteceJpts, 340; stock. 04.032. sacks. 91.SO. ' Augusta . . 163 370 kan*a« and In the central districts, and fkmthern Pacific cv. 4s tIB to »l»»; alBO remodeUnc. altering and RE.FINGD young lady wants >a Xempbts . . 79 334 scattered »how*r« in Georgia and the Caro- •Wilmington—Receipts, IS; stock, 98,5(8. Southern Railway fi« Bait—Salt brick Week:—Receipt*. 20,11«; *xport*. dy— Stick. 7%; mlwo. I» a 016. Atlanta, Ga. BUSj NESS OPPORTUNITtK.' * tfrMM today and a fair amount of southern cables 81*. \ tdr««. d«nutn V "n tn j^Vs.. . ~ act anrlag s«**lon. Cotton yarn* dull and Bar allver. 4ft. Chicago. June 29 —Kgga—Receipts 18,000, be sold for Its right vftlue, prwlde* regular. 8*T*ral 11ne» of men's wear port*, 8,017,9*. weak Bulk $7.3SCf>7.8l>; light $7.4007.75; CTVIL engineers and surveyors. Phone Ivy use the right means to sell it. Try ew Time loans RteaAr; CO day*. 2 141*. 207 Walton building. opened for th* next spring Mason, day% 2liCf2%: mix. month*. Z03 _ tnlxed $7.15®>770; heavy |«.*Of)7.5S; rough and business opportunities ads and we will wato i -were advanced It o*nt*. Mehalr- Interior „ a friend of yotf. Phone your want ads ts> Call money »t»*dy; hlfb. 1; low. 1%; rul- Houston—Middling, 8.95; receipts 958; goods ranged from par to 2ft cent* Inm rate, 1%; laat loan, 2; c)ot.ln« hid, 1%; Cattle^Recelpts 4,000, firm. Native beef one-halt, »l.iO Main 6900, Atlanta SOOl. _ ' last y»ar»*» shipments, 3.0C5; sate*. 1.078; stock, 68,938. ofi*«r*xl at 2. Memphis—Middling, 8.7C; receipt*. 79: *t*erf? *fi.7Ji@»75. western mtterm 97.«04*8 40; $6.00. Tuna fish, FOR SAJ^E— Drog *tor«. In city «f M,***. shipments, 497, saien, 700; stock, 98,115. cowa and heifers *3.25 ^K.40; calves J7.2S.J amsed milk, II. for 87.00O, part cash, th* r**t *a Uaaa. Augusta—Middling, 8.88; receipt*. l«l- 10.50. , milk. W.7B to »».j Dandy proposition. Addre** "Dn*g«." B*m Sheep—Receipts 11,000, unsettled. ^ 0h«*H> ftl.60: F.arla V1.60. WANTED—MEN TO LEARN THE BAR- F-403. care ConstJtutioa. ^ •hlpment*. 280; sale*. 15<; stock. 85.46*. t BER TRADJC. Th* world Is constantly 15.85*^6 AS; lambs f7.Z609.60: spring* Bait—lOft-lb. nacs. 6(eS le. eiwaa. SLt*. Utt. BUSINE3«*LAi«, the 8-C *T*t*.m «4«aM St. Louis—Middling, 9.0*; receipts, 6.94• 17.25(010 76. Qraaoerystal. Mo; No. I fcarr.la,»J.la7 needing more barbers. Our graduates earn •hlpments, S»4; atock. 22,750., good wages. Few weeks complete.* vrltb, us. you to collect bad debt* anywhere. Writ* Arm and ,Hamm« Boda. tnjT k*«V —^-' Continental Collection Company. Kl**rBM*>. WE OFFER 408; shipments. St. I.oul«, June 29.—Hoc*—Receipt* 7,609, »c; ».yal Baklui FowOft. 1-po.od. Prepare now for coming season's rush. Call lower. Plga and light* $8.2507.80; mixed H-pound. ».»0; Horatorda, <4.l«; or writ*] MOLEIl BARBER COLL.EOB. -3* Atlanta. Ga. ^^ Mttle Rock—Miaailns- . ».«0; neslpts. I; and butchers $7.6507.80; good heavy IT.TO Lnofc. «>.1>; Succ«aa, »!.««; wu*** Lockle street. FOR SALE—Good paring wiener aa4 e*44 stock. 12.,s>. \ 07.75. SPECIAL 8UMMKR PRICKS—We teach you drink stand. Owner leaving city. Apply Dallas—Mlddllnf . I.e.. Cattle—Receipts 2.400, strong. Native 'Sieans—Urns. 1-. pink. «Mi UTy. «tt. the barber trade In a few,- weeks and give 19 East Mitchell street. ^ J4Q Shares Fulton National .... 6% beef eteers $7.500 9.50: cowa and heifer* J.lly—M-lb. palls, tLM; .-.a,',a.A you good paying position In our ahopa. Tools •WILL trade 11.000 equity In good drug *t*n •8.000*40; atockers $6.0408.25; Texas and apachattl—11.90. free. We pay you wages white you learn. for car, good t«rma on balance. Addr*** Indian steer* 9C.350S.85; covrm and helfeni J>at»«r—Diamond oak, 4Ia Write us today. Jacksonville Barber Col- H~49t. care Constitution. $4,0008.50. native calv*B $e.t«010.00. Feppel—Gr.ln. »0c; ' lege. ill West Bay street. JacksonvjUe, iFla. Shares Lowry National . L . .12% Flour—sa • " SMALL COTTON SKED Oil. MILL FOsX Liverpool Cotton. Sheep—Receipts 5.300. lower. Clipped TE8 —I f you have two hands, Prof. O. O. P. O. BOX 1448. ATLANTA. mutton* 95.0005.26; clipped lamb* $7.600 B.st a.K-r Brannlmc will teach you the barber trade AH. lee Common . . . 6% 1 Liverpool. June I*.—Cotton , spot good S.50; spring Iamb* |7.60010.16. Coronation, for 810. and give wages whit* learning; business done; prices steady; good middling, paring position In our chain of shops. -At- K.S2, middling, 6,22; low middling 4 7& Lard and Componnd—Cottotwu, ll.la. MEDICAL. •noV^Orlft. eases, \ «6.«; loeciT •; J^SJ; Unta Barber College. 16 JIast Mitchell ac Sales, 12,000 bales, ineln«lng 11.300 Ameri- Naval Store*. ....______Ga. Ry. & Power Com. can and 2,5.>0 for specuT%tfon and export. Savannah, Ga., June 3».—Turpentine firm, W OAUCflMZN AN1> &OL1CITO1UL Kuropeaa apeclaltet; finest ^i^f Receipts, 898. Futures closed q.Ulet and MlBH So'ut Oh.rkln^-P.r crate, |l.M; k«a, steady. " 3>%03«4»: **>: receipt* 1,041; *hlp- »«.B«49>.«0; sv..t mtxad. k«aa, IlLli. -An experienced salesman to Han- mente. Dr Holbcook.. 20t-«-T Mc&easlc e JMa. ment* 108; stock* 21.187. Ollvsa Me t. 14,6» per dosu. . Snares Sou* Ice Prfd...... 6% Range In Liverpool futai Tuesday: dle on commission our line of overalls, DISEASES of men cared. Dr. fowsn. Koaln firm; «al«a 1.41»; nc*ipt* J.M4; Susar—Qr.nulaWd. 6.6.; p.wdwed. 7^; work siUrta, etc., manufactured by us, to clall.ts7 JOb McKensle building. Bell ' Prev. ahlpmmt* 1.650; stocks B4,7«T. Onote: A, cubes. I; Oomla.. 9^t. "' Close. travel Oeorgla. Must be familiar with ter- Atlanta phone - Jan.-Feh. . B, 2.96; C, D. 3.06; K, S.IO; F and G. t.10; ritory. BteltterALobaoaa Dry Ooods C«.. b Stores Southwestern R. R. Co. 5.49 It, 3.86; I. S.40; X, 1-SO; M, 4.25; N. 6.40; TBOVISIOtl MAKKBT. CATARRH of *»«**•. »tora*^ "*"«* Feh.-March . 5.63 Montgomery, Ala, other organ* entirely cursd. Writ* «] March-April. window glan*, 8.80 water white, 8.5*. (Corrected by White Provision Company.) 5.89 Cornfield hams. 10 to 19 avarare ifn WANTED—A bJsjh-class salesman, one who bad it. P. O. Box »». Atlanta. April-May . that knows Atlanta and can furnish good Shares BTmpIre Cot. OH Com. Jun* „ „ /Die. Via., Jua* 1».—Turpentine Cornfield haraa II to 14 avsraa. 17(4 MRS. IHl. BL V. SMITH. IX* W. F is UI.IS*ja. firm. 3i %; aalea 854; receipt* »•>; *hlp- Cornfield .klnned hama 16 to If a»e..!7ij references. A good contract to a man of Ivy 4<9 Xltsea*** of Women and ChlM***. June-July . mente 2gO; stock 15,600. Cornfield picnic ham.. 6 t. » ariraje. .1214 this class. T>o net apt>ly unless y< -- Electric treaunent 1» chronic fll*»as«.*. v July-Aug.. A-l. Apply at 529 Candlsr bldg. Att. Ice Prfd. 6% Aug.-Sept. , Hosln .firm, *alea 1.7R1; receipt* 1,445; Cornfield p. bacon H Sept.-Oct. . shipment* SOO; stock* fiS,77*. Quot«. A, B, Cornfield aflced B. bacon, 1-lb. cartons, TVAJVTBD—Two live-ft Ire salesmen on a Oct--Kov.. . 2.»fi; C. I>, 8.00; E, S 10; P. l.JE; O. J.XO; 18 to case ...... IS.IS new premium offer. Liberal commission*. POUUTHiY^ SEED Agm PET 2»Shares MHstead Mfg. Co. ... 1O% Kov.-Dac. . H. J-SO; 2, S.BO; K, 8.60; M, 4.26; N. 6.25; Orocers* bacon, -wld. and narrow .. ..!« Apply 933 Auatell Bldg. Wednesday* 1ft Z>ec.-Jan.. , window glass. 8.25; water white, 8.40. Cornfield freah pork .ausac^ Unit or \ o'clock. MISS WILUE MAY QRIGqBR. bulk, SB-lb. bucket. r. ..!« Cornfield wieners, 10-lb. eartona .. ..11 WANTBD—Thre* A-l oalesmen, well ac- M1SCKLJ-ANKOUS. 1OO Shares Southern Sec. Co. Cornfield boloana sausaa;., Sa-lb. box.a.la quainted In city. Apply 8 to 9 a. m_ \, WANTKD. Cornfield luncheon liam, l»-lb. boxaa. .14 Qeorgta Double Tread Tlr* Co.. 6« £ WANTED—Horee ana mul« bide*. __ Cotton OH. N*w Tork, June 2f.—The only bnslnes.. Cornfl.ld smokwl link sausa.*, 9B-lb. wood avenue. to Athen* Hid* Company. Athens; . K«w Tork, Jun* 29.—Cotton *e*tl oil wi reported In the market for coffe* futuces "WANTED—Experienced paper box sales- S» ^.ach, ' t firmrm,, finanal pricerces .showing a net advan here today consisted of exchanges from Cornl'eld" wUn.rs °in'°ploklV "li-'lb/ man; state salary or -commission, section of- <- t"o 1C pointspoint*. The marked abMnc* December to Kay at a premium of ZO Kit. ..$2.60 traveled and references. Box F-42&, care offsrlacs*., tsntieireth*h r with demand fro points on the late, position. The market Cornfield lard. UnrD. bast. 10% Constttut.en. HILSMAN & CO. aervoit_ _s ptBit shortshorts and Wfef that th* Ju opened nominally unchanged and. closed un- Country atyl. lard. 16-lb. cans 11 BERKSHIRE HOGS 1 WANT on* salesman (not order taker) pftaltlon ha* ""•been pretty well liquidate changed to X points lower with near months Compound Isrd. tterc. bsMs 7 £ relatively easy In th« absence of buyers. for city work. IS you can queJJfy you can «±i«*VO*»JJ«.rf* Ot *f««'«^. «.•" V w*rv«d to hrfng alxttit ta* httlge. " • D. 8. extra ribs 11^4 earn J76 per week. IX not,v do not answer, Ha.la« 1 006 r>. 8. bellies, HMdlum avsrav. 11.4 ces.ral excellence*. aUc bred.amva, 4.700 harnrt*. , Spit dull:' Rto No. T. 7H: Santos No. 4. A. O. Patterson. SIS Grant building. lUta open lilts, fee boara youu Raa*T« In N«w Tork future* Tneaday: D. & belllea, ll»ht average , ..Is aod pica of all area perfect typea, M IVY 433 ^ Op»n. cfoi... tH. Cost and frc4cht oners war. a^out SALESMAN WANTKD—Only anxious work- o J 6 unchanc^. Rio exchMiire was l-32d bls-hor er and huatler n»«d apply. J. M. Chap- e« and «ith ?-»t* .t-.v..,vii !- 2f - wtta mTlr.ls pries. 10 rels lower at Bio and Country Produce. man, 7ft N. For»yth «tre«t. ^ tvver mor. Bersaalre. 104 rels hlvher at 0antoa Brastllan port breeder la is. Maia> . tstits t^** reedpts. JSiOOO; Jandlahr. !«.IMO. Victoria New Tork, June >9.—Butt«r barely l-alma*!.. Ga. ber s.4»So.4« I cleared 7.OO* baits for New York. steady; 13.400. Creamery extras, 91 scor. WANTMD—A flrst-alass collector, otily n.*n [ARLES J. METZ, . iber «.4IOO.il < Ran*. Jn N.W Tork tuture. Tuesdsy: 19; hliher acorlnc ltUOI9: first. ItVtO ..'ovember «.4>O«.IO H.SSi) of *xc*ptional ability need -apply; *alary fVBLlC ACCOVfiTANT " Open. Cloa. 37J4; sVconds 24MO26. or commlstflon; bond and reference* •**••• LIVE STOCK Droeinber .. ., .. .. 4.4e*e.49 <.c«2< Januarr «.i6a«.f101a; .xtra flr.ta 10OSI. first. 1«H* March .. «.lje« >« 6.911 19H ; fwcond. _. _ — AUKNTS. RIOISTERKD CATTLE AND ! ... i.saua e.js" Cn..»e steady; IT,IBS. State, whol. mllkv LOCAL RKFRKHBIs'TATlVK WANTED. No HCHJS—Best breediBs. t.nar' tiff.::::. .. T.D>0?.04 7.01 flats and twins, whit, seaclals IS; do. col- eaq.va**lnc or *ollclUng rcqutred. Oood ac.a Li. AV. J«^naa. Jarman Sowar/ July ored UtteiSV do. av.ras. fancy HH. income assured. Addre** National C*- Portordale, Qa. Anttist .. . Drssssd poultry qnlet: western roaatlnc OparatlT*. Realty Co.. V-714 Hard*ii bide, Now Tork. Jun. It.—; Sspt.mtMr . WjJihlDgtoi,.Vashtogto . MX C. HICHAROSON & CO, steady: c.ntr{fa»al »».! OototMT .. ... t.(l#«.»0 6.«ll 8SS5i»?tRg?£ »^T,'* *— •-" <4.0ao*.»; refined aUliay. Nov«rab.r .. D*c4nnb.r ., oca. . fKoSs burr» aT" ,- fatar.. atdrt and aWtrt traohsni >d Metal*. y«m want posltMo ss flre- lota TT.. o. b.. afarfa. joj Bkao. era..aeman. nootarmaa. coaductor e* .hlldnnV summer rewrta J?ic«. New Tork, Jan. >»—Lead. »b.76. Spelter. oolere.1 aleepjns; car porter. Atlanta-Mew Ifor* roa««. name position »tDt*d Kxperi- N.w Orleana Jun. 1*.—Th. ton. wa. "xtlinden: L,e.d. llf 11. Id. Spatts*. IM. enoe mnttcuvmurf. ftaUway lust.. Uept. If, stronK In roach rtc. latwr and at.adr In Electroljtlo C.PPM- oulet at >».»«».». polls, lad. th« cleaii .Tads with unchanged Qaotatlons. Irm .teadr and unchanc.d.'. At London: , £81 *s id; fu- WB furnish any kind of human h*lp. It H.C.IVIS Boush, 114; mlllora 154. tin man you want can be got it's a hit** SalMi: 16* sacks r«avh Hondura. at I.Bt ts*r«s, nt 1m «a. ttlvetrolytto a«ppert «*. 1.90; 1.111 poch.ts cl.at> Hondurss at 1% AnUteMKr, £11101*7. Spot tin. il-ll*.; fu- dr*4 to on* a Constitution want ad will g*t 4%; I* pockata lagan at 4%. tures, £118 !•». him- Fhohe- your want ads to Vain SM«. 8 ^™^ ***** - London Financial. Loadon, Jan. ».—B.r stlrtr. S314 v*t .moa. mwon, 1% »ST c.nt. IHscmant rat«Ni: •kort Mlta as* ttws. awBtlsm, 4H pat onl. iNEWSPAFER