THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Daily and Sondmr

THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Daily and Sondmr. carrier delivery, 13 ce*t» weekly. Vol. XLVL—No. 277. ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY MOBNINGK MAEGH 19, 1914. —TWELVE PAGES. Single copies on -the afreet* mud at

On Last Financial Legs Seventeenth Boarding Train for Texas Border Greater Hospital Given Huerta Re-Opens Parleys New Impetus at Meeting With the United States Of Prominent Citizens

Dictator Sends His Minis- Grady Hospital, Chamber of ter for Foreign Affairs to TO THWART LOB RESOLUTION Commerce, Atlanta Medi- Vera Cruz to Confer With cal College and City Coun- Envoy John Lind. SECRET ATTEMPT PASSED 57 T010 cil Represented at Confer- ence in Which Needs of CONDITION DESPERATE, \ Atlanta Arc Thoroughly GEN. HUERTA ADMITS TO OU CONLEY BAPTIST Discussed. Attorney Makes Written Members Must Now Force $750,000 BOND ISSUE v Summons Many Wealthy Demand on Jail Authori- Institutions to Obey the NEEDED BY CITY, SAYS Mexicans and Appeals for ties to Bar All Visitors ! Prohibition Law or Sever DR. W. B. SUMMERALL Money — Lind-Rojas Con- From Cell of the Prisoner. i Their Connection. ference Is Full of Possi- Committee Is Appointed to bilities. , CONLEY WELL CARED FOR MEMBERS URGED TO ACT Consider Ways and Means, Mexico Citv, March 18—Forced bv SAYS SHERIFF MANGUM BY DR. CHARLES DANIEL the increasing- seriousness of tlie «nan and Another Committee cial situation in Mexico. President Named to Co-operate With Huerta at last appears ready to resume Trail in Mary Phagan Mur- Two Church Officers Op- negotiations witji Johji Lind, President Council Body in Seeking •Wilsons personal i epresentative, which der Case Very Plain, As- pose the Clause Calling •nere bioken off last August if reports Co-operation for Grady current in the capital tonight are serts Burns—Promises an for Resignation in Event of true Hospital at Hands of the lose Lopez Portillo y Rojas minister Early Solution of Mystery. Failure to Reform Clubs. of foreign affairs, has been directed County. to reopen the unofficial diplomatic e-^- A. move to thwart Detective VV illiam It shall henceforth be the dut\ of cnanses -with Mr Llnd according to Photos by Francis E Price Staff Photosra pher the report here and for that purpose J Burns in any probable secret effort membeis of tiie First Baotlst church The movement for a greater hospitil foi Atlanta, one commensurate with went to Vera, Cruz todaj Where he to examine Jim Conley was made ves- who belong" to lockei clubs to either terdaj afternoon bv -William M Smith, Enlisted men placing blocks under last field wagon on troop tram pnoi to leaving Por^; McPheison late 1 the need** of the greatest cit> in the -vi ill meet Mr Lind IB not known bring a-bout the abolition of w hisk , 1 the negro s attorney, who has issued Wednesday afternoon south, tva : gi\ en new impetus > ester F\ erv effort has been made to keep traffic the-ie 01 se\ei their connection a written demand on the sheriff to da> afternoon at a confeience of rep the meeting a secret and should it with such oiganirations resentati\es of leading civic bodies fail to take place, the government keep persons from his client's cell This law was J-ud dow n last night This is the second order of its kind held in the directors room of thr could repeat the explanation alread} HUGS IN "MOVIES," at the i egular wee*kl> prater service*' ever made in the negro s case Judge X-owiv National bank Ki\en that the minister is taking the when resolutions were adopted to this L 3 Roan, at the close of the Frank AND ALSO KISSES, It was the opinion of all present that tun to celebrate Saint's day 20 LIVES ARE LOST effect The -vote stood 57 to 10 Six trial, issued instructions to Sheriff C women cast dissenting \otes onljr b\ a bond issue will Atlanta be Huert« Begs for Money W ManSTim to prohibit all v, "ôrs GO IN MISSISSIPPI eble to maK« adequate pro\ isiou Piestdent Huerca. today summoned Among those who voted m opposi against disease and a committee wa s and mean** •m-althiest Mexicans residing in the and \, J Orme, both of waom aie of- Tower are silent m regard to the or- signed to prohibit the exhibition in WHEN FIRE SWEEPS and another committee was named to capital and intimated that indirect ficers in the Fust Baptist Both spoke der issued Wednesday Smith will Mississippi of moving pictures showing aak the co-operation of the Fulton hnancial support -would be highly in opposition to the adoption ot such haie nothing to say further than that "hugging and kissing unless to show «*ountv commissioners agieeable He reminded them that a lesolutione he dictated It during the afternoon, Child Labor Law Basis of iove or tenderness between relatives or Present at the conference v, ei e t h » ile tee issued se%eral month ago, call- to illustrate a true loVe affair," occu- 1 immediatell after which he appeared MILWAUKEE HOTEL The resolutions lead following representatives of Atlanta. ing on owners of haciendas to equip Attack—Howard and Trib- pied the attention, of the senate and de- Institutions at the Tower He savs he Intends to be 1 That It ia incompatible with th.e pi In ,,ml maintain ten men for purposes ol present at any interview with his veloped spirited debate at tonights ses- ciples and pui pones of this ciiurt.li Tor it1? Civic Bodies Represented. d«rense ne%er has been complied with ble Reply Hotly in Defense sion The measure was killed by a vote members to be Identified w ith organlza client Ti om the chamber of commert e <-uch compliance would mean, accord- of 24 to 14 The bill was also designed The Windsor Is Destroyed tions which derive revenue for their main Confers With Cornier- of Their State. tenance from the sale of aloohollc bcver John E Murphy, Robert L, P oroma n ing to the official figures, the main- to exclude pictures of the v* ild west ages. and V H Kriesrshaber Wilmer 1, After conferring: with Head Jailer type and those depicting gambJing-, ' 2 That recognizing tlie place and value tf nance of about 500,000 men, as it is and Sleeping Guests Are of social and commercial clubs in the life Moore former president of the cham John Suttles. the attorney entered Con drinking, smoking cigarettes and ' vul- of the city this church urines upon those estimated that there are S2.000 ha-cien- ley's cell, remaining with the negro Bv John Corrlpan, Jr. ber was also present by invitation Mas, and smaller ranches within federal gar dances auch as the tango ' Trapped—At Early Hour ol its members v, ho are connected with \ for an hour or more It was the flrst Washington March 18 — (Special ) — ûrh clubfj the dutj, and opportunitj of From the board of trustees, Atlanta jurisdiction uîng their Influence towards eliminating: talk he has had with Conley in con- Georgia s child labor law was scored Medical college Bishop C K Nelson, President Huerta also requested the Fire Was Spreading to from the same an; unlawful features that T A. Hammond and Judge T P V^Tsjt- these men to furnish him with horses siderable -while in the house of representatives this aft- may obtain* ernoon, when Representative J C Me- ' " That in event of, the failure of such raoreland foi 120 cannon expected to arrive soon Sheriff ManRum, after Smith's visit Other Buildings in Block. efforts to brlns about thebe needed reforms From Grady hospital trustees Col- from 7apan and Europe He asked to the Tower, stated to a reoxjrter f-or Laughlin read Into The Congressional KNOWN AS NEGROES, In the club Ufa of the city the member? of onel Robert J. Lowry, Wade Harding 1 this church should prompt! v sever all cpn- then moral support, suggesting that The Constitution that any orders for Record a sting^ngr editorial from Tb.eJ nections with suoh clubs C S Xorthen and £>r "W E SummeraL1 thej form a sort of military society, Cpnleya protection further than th» Rocky Mountain News, of Denver, Col , ( ^* - , - —,-^.-JârCk ^'e.'—-JS'-F® A -strong- fight v*as •waged against From faculty. Atlanta Medical col not for actual fighting, but that in- f wfc.fch "broke out in The EeYnlner Wis- the final clause of. the resolution It lege r>r W S Eikin, Dr Flo>d Mc- signia be worn^bj the members to one he received from Judge Roan Repre«entattive William Schley tow- was led bj Mr. Black and HT Orme Rae and Dr E G Jones jdenVfC' laitS-dS bems- loyal to the •would, be unnece»»a.rs*.~ consin building: berft 'early this morn- ard -undertook a defense of the Georgia. From city council Ma>or James G government "Oonlev," the sheriff declared, Is re- ing', swept along the entire block and Both declared th-at the tw o preceding Woodward. \ R Colcord A. "W Far law and Representative Trjfeble insert- [ Elffht Member* of PradoS Fam- Many Mutineers Executed. ceiving the fullest care and protection. at 2 30 was not under control paragraphs wpre sufficienc lingei I IS' Ra^sdale and Charles flic report that a large number of No one has seen him except has attor- ed the Beii act in the Record THIS act Or. Dauirl Unre.s Passage. Whitefoord Smith ily in New Orleans* Declared According to the latest reports twenty A strong speeoh in defense of the those nho mutinied recently at Jojutla nej and minister, except by order from forbids the employment of children ( After Bishop Nelson had been elect had been executed is based on a ver- under twelve years of age, and those Caucasians by Court. people are trapped on the top floor of resolutions in their entirety was made ed presiding officer and T \ Hani Mr Smith " 1)5 the pastor of the First Baptist Dr bal statement made by General Jimi- under fourteen without a special agree the Windsor hotel, one of the buildings mond appointed secretary of the meet All Leave a Trail. C W Daniel He declared that even I ing- I>r TV B Summor^tll was called nez Castro to the war minister Gen- ment with the parent or guapdian ap- attacked by the blaze eral Castro was recalled from the mili- "Every criminal lea-ves some sort of New Orleans. March 18—Eight chil- those churches outside of Atlanta were upon to explain the needs of the hos- taiv governorship, and reached here trail." Burns said to newspaper re- proved by the local superior court dren of Mrs C&millo Stonroux Frados, At 2 20 o'clock Jt tâs feared that the handicapped ba the lofkei club church pital situation In this cit\ m thpir fig-ht to lesterdaj The war offtce has no other porters "Wednesday morning I am "Infamous Ffelsehoed." officially as negroes. T A Chapman company, one of the Telia of Hospital Xeedn. close on the trail of the man who Representatix e Howard vehemently defeat traffic in liquoi information relative to the alleged exe- off ieiaUv- declared white > i est dry goods stores m the citi i Dr Summerall went into the riotuN killed Mary Phagan, and I am con- repudiated The News editorial as arg ' The compljcent attitude of the lot the hospital work showed the KI^" General Castro reported that after vinced that it will not be long ere I persons after a lone- court fight dur~ j wouid be destroyed The Evening WlV- churches of Atlanta toward the lodkei j need of a contagious hospital as al based on "an infamous and unfounded - wh^h sensational charges were j „ clubs seriously i etards w wen, closely pursued by plainly As in this case, howevei. it law for the emplovment of a child board of health as negroes when each One hundred gTiests are said to have [ provementn, and gave the approximntp is much better to wait until public undei fourteen >ears of age In Geor- "Twenty of the twenty one clubs in cost of each the federals Manj w ere killed in bat- was born Church records showed been asleep in the "Windsor hotel Atlanta, ' he continued could not exiist tle the prisoners being executed at a temper and indignation has resumed gia, he said, "IB when a "widowed i At present the city owns practical!v them to be white and-their appearance Between twentj and thirty guests for twenty-four hours without th<* rev 1 tillage neai the Moitflos-Guerrero state its normal state then begin on a calm mother needs the child B earnings, or j all of the block on which Grady ho * and sane investigation of the facts, and station in life seemed to support were rescuel by Patrolman Schmidt, enue derived fiom alcoholic beverages , pital now stands I>r Summerall :i the report of fightms and that he never would have prose- records had been tampered with re- hotel, says there were about fortv borhood of ^750 000 Among the fea- cuted a man he did not thoroughly be- law was enforced and charged that the ganization north of Torreon, General Blanquet centl} The first ancestor of which guests in the hotel and that most of tures that are needed to make the hos lieve to be guilt> But, ho-wever keen more drastic laws of Michigan were "The resolutions merelv advise our pita! one of which Atlanta cam justU bald tonight there was record came here in 1786 and them escaped Ûnfortunately, it is not true 01 smart a man may be, hlE vision is not enforced members who are connected with lock be proud, Dr Summerall mentioned liable at times to be distorted '"You deny men and women their! married a white woman He was of er cluba to assist in restoring the larw the following Theories in criminal cases should rights as citizens in Michigan You I Latin origin and his compleTlon dark If the Capital! City club and the Pied- An outdoor clinic building, to contain CONFERENCE \ mont club and all other clubs complied always be made to fit the facts, and shoot them down like doffs when \ ou i The praaos family declare this tihe HUNTINGTON PAYS hospital laboratory a.nd^ dispensary, re- FULL OF POSSIBILITIES} not the facts be made to flt the theo with the law there "would be no liquor search laboratory, city chemist's labo- cannot control them he shouted 'oause of the family being officially sold within t|iem vOashmston, March 18—TVhougTt the} r> I have known cases where theo- Bnrning »nd Smb. | called negroes THE SUM OF $1,700,000 ratory, county coroner's office a.nd di- ries have been constructed out of un- "These resolutions put bofore vooi vision, clinics for both white and black T> it pose of the trip to Vera Cruz of, Ton burn them in Georgia, ' saidj the inevitable issue of adiusting vour *-.enoL Kojas, minister for foreign af- , diluted air and then facts molded ^D Representative Mann, of Illinois FOR RARE EDITIONS Nurses dormitory, contagious dis- fit the theor> relations so y cwir conscience wil 1 oe ease building, additional building for fairs in tjie Huerta cabinet, is un- j N"ot any more than you do in Spring- clear T have striven time and again \nown to the state department, this Bnraa Confident. white charity ca,sea building for col- field, 111 * retoited Mr Howard "You L»ondon March 18 —The Duke of to show brethren of this chuirh the in- development is admitted^ full of in- Bums was confident that it was not lyncth more people In Sprinsrfield In one j ored, building- for wb.ite children and too late to get at the bottom of the DELAY OF MILLENNIUM Devonshire wHo 'today denned reports consistency of the locker club situa- maternity cages boiler rooms, steam teiesting possibilities John Lmd JH day than we do in Georgia in a year ' f tion, but they have not heeded Th^se hit, capacitv of special represeutati\e Phasfen m>ster"v His progress has that he had sold his famous library at laundrj, kitchens and orderly quai - 'It came in bad grace from the rep Chats-worth, tonight admitted that a resolutions, therefore take the respon-r ters, building for pay patients of President Wilson, has had a free been even better than expectations, he resentatjves of a state like Michigan, declares Throughout "Wednesday he small portion of the lidrari had been eibilitj from the pastor and tht church After a discussion of the tentative hand in meeting whom he choose* in •which permitted such outrages as and put it on the shouldei, s of the ln- pursuit of his general instructions to •was busy examining various witnesses, CHARGED TO WILSON disposed of to meet the hecuj burden sheet proposed by Dr Summerall, H recentlv took place in the copper mines I drvi duals .keep in close touch with, the Mexican one of whom was Newt Lee, the ne^ro of death duties Atmoirg the valuable was decided to. appoint a ways and v night watchman, who discovered the of Michigan, to reflect on Georgia," •collections &old were some Gaxtons Object to Third ClaHBe. means committee for th« purpose of ntuation, and no doubt will avail him- said Mr Howard self, it k> said, of the opportunity to oodv of Mary Phagan Dr. Anna Howard Shaw At- and the Kemble collection of plays A motion wa.s made to amend the \ considering how much would be needed confer -with the minister, who has been He also paid a visit to the cell of I>iepatches from New York had sa1eonard CHARGED BY WIFE The British museum was anxious to lots The opposing vote however, FAIR ^Haas and Luther Z Rosser, Sr obtain Devoiishiie B rare editions, but stood fifty-seven, with tw ent> v^ omen that, at the time of the killing of Ma.- It was announced from the offices of "Vew Haven, Conn . March 18 —Presi- dero. Rojas vyas governor of Jalisco j AGAINST HUSBAND dent Wilson's attitude on the woman i was obliged to retire from the contest on their feet air Tbnraday; Friday ral* Prank's attorneys Wednesday that the | owing to la-ck of funds Th.e sade in- For the adoption of the resolutions and not in the capital I motion for a new trial on the ground suffrage question is merely pitting off and colder Secretarv ^Brj an expects to be sup- i of newly discovered evidence has been | eludes 23 Caxtons, more than a score as a whole, the vote was 57 to 10 after plied with* copy of the report of the finished and is ready for presenta- Hartford Conn , March IS —Applica- the millemum in democracy declared j of Shakespeare quartos, plays by Ben which the entire congregation arose Iôcal Report, special commission appointed b> Gen- tion for a divorce was made to the Dr 4nna Howard Shaw, president of Jonsoti, M'arlow, Green and other to Us feet in a rousing hsnin Lov-eat temperature ...... 28 | Elizabethans. In opposing the resolutions, Mr Highest tempeiature ...... ,. 61 eral Carransa, the constitutionalist Continued on Page Two. •superior court todav by Mrs Rosalie thp National American Woman Suf- Mean temperature ...... * . 44 chief, to investigate the conditions un- Hooker Welling, daughter of State i frage association, speaking tonight to Kemble sold this collection to the Black was the first to apeak He said Normal temperature .... .53 der which the Scotchman, Benton, met Senator Edward W Hooker of this j Yale students and Connecticut suffrage sixth Duke of Devonshire for $10,000 in part Ra nfall in past 24 hours, inches . 00 his death iri Juarez a month ago "At the risk of being misunderstood, Deficiency since first of month, in 2 26 city Her huaband is Fro-fesaor Wil- leadera Deficiency, since January 1, inches .7 53 Meanwhile he declines to discuss the 1 Men generally cannot git e reasons I am going to speak in opposition I recent reports that positlv e testimony Uam C Welling, a member of the fac- HONKING OF GEESE have been a member of this church for ulty of TnmVv college fot their opposition to the suffrage Report* From Various Matflou. has been procured to show that Ben- Ask question * said Dr Shaw ' They hunt fortv years Some time ago I was elected to an office I didn t think J BTATJONS Temperature Rain ton was stabbed to death in General On the general ground of intoler- for excuses When you come face to SO FRIGHTENED BOY and atat* of 1S4 hT. Villa's office, further than to intimate able cruelty, Mrs "Welling charges spe- •was fitted for the place Frankly, I WEATHER. 7 p.m. | High iinctaea that this testi mony ma> be more or face v*ith members of congress toda>, didn't want it It was urged upon me cifically that her husband stuck a pin ATLANT \t clear . 47 51 less speculate e with President Wilson and the other HE DROPPED DEAD X have always advocated forward .00 in her back, pushed her into a gutter, big men in tihe government, they seek Birmingham, part c 50 58 00 The investigation into the disap- The Constitution mo\ements of the church in fact, I Boston, cloudy 40 44 .5G threw a book, a sofa leg and a clock excuses, balk and lay It to the con- pearance of Gustav Bauch tue Ameri- Racine, Vv is , March 18 —A p-hyai- don t see how the church could afford Biownsville, part o 68 70 .04 can railroad mechanic, appears to have at her, threatened her with a revolver stitution, their party platform, or to to defeat these resolutions, as a whole, .Buffalo, snow , . 24 34 Ob the fact that men are men and v* omen {-cian said todav that Frank Clruniik, come to a complete standstill, so far and a carvmg-fcnife, and said he hoped simply for reason of the fact that then Charleston, clear. 54 62 .00 are women—the best argument the' 10 years old, was scared to death yes- Chicago, cloudy 26 26 00 as the Ameripan agencies are concern- -Where to Live his actions would cause the death of purport is against liquor There are Galveston, part c'dy 58 00 ed. It is said, however, that the Car- antl-suffragists have ! terday by the honking of a flock of 03 her father Manv other alleged .acts of come portions, though, which. I cannot Hatteraa, clear 50 68 00 ranza oommisssion, which has been K«« ^h><* suddenly appeared while support. I think they re a mistake, Jacksonville, clear 62 70 .00 looking Into the Benton case, may ex- cruel and abusive-treatment are set country to tell men that I ougftt to i lie was playing at his home The boy and I m not going to vote on them" Kansas City, snow . 2o 32 .20 tend its operations to clear up this forth, and T^^fîllins says that she stay at home,' she said ' 48 50 .00 band's v lolence T*• C«A«l»f*HARC"FH "I think tne resolutions are a mis- Miami, clear . . 68 76 00 NO BATTLE ^YET FOUGHT ported we had home industry in every i take Thev should never ha.^ e got be- 62 .00 Professor "Welling enters a complete home and ttie women had it under their Mobile, clear G6 Iff UNEMPLOYED RANKS 1 >bn °.8 42 00 ment -within me, but I succeeded in Bl Paso, Te^-as. March 18 —A j j 1911 of the home, have centralized it and | York. March IS _ J«.ew Orleans part c 58 68 00 thorough, canvass today of those in I ' The Constitution have exploited our labor The girl of diokinjBT It doTvn New York, cloudy . 36 38 40 r out^thoue linkns of unem 'Ttere Is something behind these Pittsburg, clear . . 24 34 24 position to know, military developments where the best ones are. today goes into the world to the fac- [ ployed today when charges -were made] resolutions which the people advocat- In the Torreon region resulted in a Taft for Commission Rale. tory seeking her grandmother's job " byT several onf thin« workleswarinesss crusadercrusaaeres ,i Haleigh, clear . . , 42 52 01, minimisation of reports of clashes being them 0,0 not realise None of its San Francisco, clear 84 86 00 This paper conducts a free St Paul, March IS —Speaking- iat there were srrafteis among their' £>ui>porter& arc ir embers of locker ^t Louis, cloudy 36 38 00 tween federals and rebels at Escalon •c7ubs Tiie mistake of the cnui ch is and Ronarto Tlie official tone in _ bureau of boarding and 1 Salt Lake City, d'r Sg 60 .00 .luarei was optimistic, and the predlc- » -town government-, before the St. ^^ \ $SO OOO Cash for Missionaries ' to?f^2S^to**& ftSfd aSTSie^ I in tr - iHc to dictate the private life of Shrevcport, clear ] 62 66 00 Association of Office Men here t»da>/ fWfvw t*o*n ror missionaries, ter T1,ree of the i£a(3ers are said' its Tternbc—i . Jt is an entering wedge 64 00 tion was made that the real battle of * rooming house informa- former President William H Taft in-J Vew York, March IS—An anonj mous to have fled, claiming tjiey feared th,ev ! Vicksburg, clear 58 c sh •which v all be ha^-mf ul ' Tampa, clear . 64 79 .00 Torreon lies In the future fa dorsed the commission form of gov- a *J*to* $50.0001 was received todav would be killed if thej. remained Reports that the federals had ôt 4 tion. Use it. m ne boar> Dunns' the course of his. address, DJ Uoledo, cloudy 28 30 on ernment extended tenure of office i * d of foreign missions of The unemplos ed women .ire being, Daniel explained the sourer of the res- "Washington, part c 34 48 16 ernment i-vtenaea tenure 01^ otiice, j fche Methodist Episcopal church to Ue orgânized b> tne Industrial Workert' Continued on Page Five. | he said w as the solution of inanv i added J:o the^ Pej^13-]^6"*- fund for the of the \\orld and will have outdoor! C. F -von HEJRRMANV, municipal government difficulties. (care of retired missionaries. meetings Continued on Page Two. S*ctlo» DirccMr. i"age Two ' THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA^, THURSDAY, ilARCH 19, 1914.

for the Institution, and what is the best way of cnlistm^ public interest in GIRL OF 17 HELD ON the matter ARMY OF UNEMPLOYED WOMEN SUFFRAGISTS LARCENY CHARGE Publicity Committee. This committee is composed of the RELIEVES following: r>r. w S Elkm, chair- FROM WASHINGTON man, Robert L, Foreman, Mayor James LAUGHS AT THE SHERIFF TO LOSE IN THE SENATE A pretty, blue-eyed girl, with soft G "Woodward, A R Colcord and Dr brown hair, 17 years of age, who is E G Jones. FOR ATLANTA P.O. BY LUBBER wanted by the chief of police at Wash- IN FIVE MINUTES The conference also took notice of Gen. Kelley*s Men Buy Lot, Vote Coming on Amendment ington, I> cf was found in Atlanta last the movement started recently to se- night about 12 o clock at 43 Pulliam You Breathe It. cure the co-operation of the Pulton Erect Shacks and Hoot and This Week, and Defeat street When ^the det*»c*tives entered county commissioners in the matter of Congressman Wm. Schley Bandit Bundles the Expres the house, and went to the girl s room they found her hiding underneaCh the If \ our head is all stuffed up from properly providing for Grady hôpit Jeer at Officials. Seems a Certainty. bed When they arrested- her the a cold or catarrh, >ou buffer with dull and the following committee was Howard Introduces Bill Messenger on Santa Fe In mother of the girl collapsed, and only headaches and seem Jacking in vitality named to co-operate with the council revived after half an hour pf medical or 1are constantly sniffling and cough- Sacramento, March 18 —On e hundred "Washington, March 18—"The consen- attention ing , \ou need a remedv that will ,gi\e committee John E Murphy and Dr for New Building to Ac- to a Gunny Sack and Gets the quickest, most effective and lasting Floyd McRae and fifty men— the remnant of *hed at Sheriff Ahem, of shotfld vote right away on the resolu- wanted in Washington for stealing $700 and throat and end vour miser\ portant point. A-t tha conference on Sacramento county tion for a constitutional amendment to last August from a rich old lad>, whose SureK use H>omei—all druggists sell "Wednesday afternoon, the question Washington March IS—(Special)— When the sheriff received word that Beaumont, Texas, March 18 —Afte extend suffrage to women. I think name is -withheld The girl gave her it It it, just such a remedy, and is was raised as to -whether it would be the scattered members were reas- there will be little more delay m the name at the police station as Gertrude entnelj harmless, and pleasant to use—• Among the things recommended b\ the bundling the messenger, Reb" Mar M Marie ha, but admits that she has i ou breathe it—no stomach doling better to ask a bond issue for the efficiency commission in its report on faemblmg on a ranch four miles north matter *' The antiseptic oils of .Hyomei ml^: greater hospital alone, or to provide of thje city, he hurriedly collected a tin, into a, grunnysack, a masked ma The resolution, temporarily aside to- been evading: the Washington authori- the Atlanta postoffice is the erection force of deputies and went to the today robbed the express car attache day, will come up again tomorrow as ties by going under the alias of Ger- •with the air \ ou breathe—its health- for a bond issue for the hospital and of a. new building to accommodate the unfinished business, and, despite ap- trude B«lt. The telegram from Wash- gi\ing medication immediately reaches for the plaza plan at the same time increasing volume of business handled scene At the ranch he found a band to northboun_____d Gulf, Colorad_ o an peals of many suffragists for postpone- ington stated that her real name was the sore and inflamed mucous mem- It waa pointed out that to carry a by the Atlanta postoftice In lieu of of men enga&ed in erecting -tents and Santa Fe passenger trail* No 202 o ment of a vote until Ma>, ân effort Griffith brane—\ou feel better in five minutes bond issue it Tvould be necessary to get Packages of currenc esti will be made to reach: a vote at least It is practicallx impossible to use this. Congressman SV S Howard has before the end of this week, with de- Hvomei and not only be relieved, but out a big number of voters, and there introduced a bill recommending a 5-,- responded with a w}ll but were Ihalte mated to aggregate about $14 000, an feat of the measure apparently a cer- permanently benefited \sk lor the were some who thought th«tt by inject- 000 000 appropriation to erect a public at the boundary of the camp by a ma escaped from the train at the villag tainty complete outfit—$1 00 size ing the plaza issut more voters would building for the postal department with a legal paper of Helblg. ¥2 miles north of Beaumont ^Senator Ashurst. who has charge of come out to cast their ballots The Mr Howard says that in the event The document proved to be a con Up to a late hour tonight posses, whicl the resolution on the floor, has can- was 3 and means committee •will decide a regional 'banls is locnt«a m Atlanta tract for the purchase of one acre o went to HeZbig from this city in auto vassed the senate, and finds a great Right Now! this point and report back to the gen- land for -which $1 0 had been gn>en majority in favor of disposing of the the present postoffice can be used to a first ,payment . _ _._ There was nothln mobiles, had not found trace of th resolution as soon as possible eral committee accommodate this Institution and in for Sheriff Ahern to do but retir bandit, who is believed to be hiding A final protest against immediate addition house the federal courts and w bile the unemployed hooted an the dense forest atomit the village action u as made today by Miss Alice Make it a point to jeered* Paul chairman of the Congressional CLUB RESOLUTION other government bureaus that may be City and county officials of Sacra It Won Pay Roll Money. Union for Woman Suffrage, in letters located in Atlanta But the proposed G A Taft, general superintendent o drink freely of WHITE Barnes' mento w ere in a quandary tonight addressed to Senators Ashurst, Thomas PASSED 57 TO JO new building, he declares, should be Leaders of the unemployed boaste the Wells-F*argo Express company, to and Chamberlain, leading advocates of and will be devoted exclusively to the that they would provide quarters fo night estimated the amount stolen the bill " ^, * ROCK. business of the postoffice The com- a thousand men on the acre of groun* $14,000 The money was part of c 'If youânflt»other democratic lead- (Continued From Page One. and defied the authorities to preven ers in charjarta** the measure," she mission, after spending ten days, in- the reassembling of the army Th shipment made by a Houston lumbe wrote, ' £orc^BHp a vote at a moment Gash Grocery vestigating the postal service of At- arrival at the camp of provisions b concern to be used in paying- thei Let it become a habit olutionsr At the re-election of the employees at camps along the roac when you ItfNHBUfnounced that its de- board oi deacons some time previously, lanta, declares that the present quar- the âgon-load from Sacramento In 1 feat is cer£*uS?!*Ihe suffragists of the he stated he had been approached by ters are entirely inadequate to accom- dicated they had i eceived financia Explaining earlier estimates whicl country must necessarily hold you to with you—a habit which 7 E. Mitchell St. a nominee for the board, who had modate the Atlanta postolfice backing to tide them o\ er for som placed the amount secured in exces responsibility for the failure of the stated that he did not want to put the time of that figur^ Mr Taft stated that al bill will grow throughout church in an embari asking attitude It was believed here that the COUL of the lumbei company's consignmen Another effort to secure favorable ' Pure All-Pork Sausage, because of his membership m a loclcer executed today explained the readines was not sent aboard the robbed train consideration for suffrage legislation in 1 Ib. boxes I25/2C club of the on to-Washington force to dis in the house will be made Tuesday the year. Dr Daniel declared that he had seen erse when ordered by Che sheriff o Previous estimates were based on This time the suffragists and the anti- the situation and its harmful possibili- AT THE THEATERS. ?olo countv to vacate its camp on fih statements of officials of the lumbe: suflfraglsts will present their argu- EXTRA SPECIAL—Barnes' Best ties, and had at once resolved to put bank of the Sacramento river. company ments to the house elections commit- There's vim, vigor, Coffee—a regular the question before the members of Another Sheriff Defied. According to Martin the man ap tee on a bill of Representative French, his flock Neil O'Brien Minstrels. Da\is, Cal March IS —Nearly 20i parently middle-aged, appeared, from of Idaho which would give women the and virility in every 40c Coffee, pound Richard* Scores Clubs. behind a pile of freight bhortly afte. right to vote for members of congress Resentment against the locker clubs ! (At the Atlanta ) men, comprising a portion of the antl Chairman Rucker, of the committee, of the city was manifested by J B i ix.ats are now selling .it the Atlanta for Kelley faction of the unemployed army the train left Beaumont When he today engaged the largest hearing glass of sparkling Fine White Head the engagement of Neil O Brlen and his driven from the Yolo levee, appeare< turned to the command of "Throw uip room in the office building for the Richards, a member of the Fiist Bap Kreat American Minstrels They come here unexpectedly late today and your hands' * Martin says the man or Lettuce lOc tist, and a leader in the prohibition Monday and Tuesday with a Tuesday mati- pitched their camp on the state farm occasion WHITE ROCK. fences of the state who made a. short ni*p This faeason they have a new t>how operated in connection with the IJnl dered him to turn over his keys TV hid talk during- the meeting " ' ' and one of the best versity of California. There they deflec the robber emphasized with a flourish 25 I b. Sack Best Af 'There is nothing affecting the cause minstrel &howfa ever staged O Brien taheriff Monroe, of Yolo county, to ous of his rev olver Martin obeyed ani BUMPER WHEAT CROP Granulated Sugar ^ I i Of prohibition more than the locker much to do but h„_e has a_ number o-f_ very 1 club situation in \tlanta. he said \n funny famous minstrel men assisting them, declaring they were on. statt was then bound and forced into the "There's Health in ex-president of our nation once told him. The ringing and dancing corps is of propertj over which Yolo county had. eack EXPECTED BY KANSAS the highest Hta.ndard while the production no authority Locked the Car Door. White Rock " me m Ne^ York that Atlanta was the Is new m e\ery detail According to the men. the plan to Kansas City, Mo, March 18—"Kan- Full Line of Fresh Meats, •worst locker club ridden town of his assemble at the state farm was formed That tvas all Martin says he saw or sas expects to harvest more than 100,- knowledge I am, at any time pre- before they consented to break camp heard until the conductor and others 000,000 bushels of wheat this year and pared to furnish ample information of "ZiegfehTFollies." on the levee of the train crew forced an entranc Fruits and Vegetables the widespread law violation that ex- ' today did damage estimated at at 9 a. m for this return date "Will Ask Oorney's 4fifl. express car before the train left Hous the Mississippi next Flour O /C a quarter of a million dollars Three :on this morning The section A 1 Purity Whether Solicitor General Hugh M By Barrel $5 3O business houses and. their stocks were Keith Vaudeville. through which the train was passing WILSON BLOCKS AWARD Flour .79c destroyed The cause of the nre has Dorsey will offer to Detective William at the time of the robbery is heavily Just received fresh car not been determined j J Burns his co operation in his in- wooded and sparselv settled IN FAVOR OF RAILWAY Best Creamery Rosenau compan> department store \ bill of entertainment is on thi« week at U estimation is causing considerable No. a Campbell's fk Butter, Ib . 35c owners, were the hea\iest losers, their the Forsyth.that _is so _ strong that every apecu,atlon building1 and Us contents being valued aea.t on the three floors hat, been in posses- Washington, March 18 —On the Beans, can *7C Best can at $ljDO,000 A jewelry store, a bakery, sion of «in amusement meeker loner before Indications are that Mr Dorsey will ground that the Baltimore and Ohio a. general merchandise store and a mil- curtain time at either matinee or nlgrht take no part in Burns probe The so Tomatoes, each.. . 6c performances daily And twice the ticket railroad would receive J200 000 more linery establishment occupied the sellers have had to tell late comers there licltor however, will have nothing to -han it deserved for its property near No. 3 Cal. Lemon 25c can Peacncs, buildings burned HOMES AND SCHOOLS ;he Union station here, President "Wil- were no se one wa\ or the other Cling Peaches, can each 19c theater W Jlljam A Bra.d> one of Ameri- Burns stated to a Constitution re- son today refused to approve awards 15c ca s foremost theatrical experts furnishes poitei lact night that he would request iiade by a condemnation jury for ac- Maxwell H«use THAW IS GOLD MINE he headline feature It Is a satire on the quisition ot land between the cap!to 1 i Ib. 250 Grade Coffep, ID 29c beauty parlor Johnny Cantwell and the co operation of Dorsej j.nd the so- and the Union station to be used for a Reta Walker in songa and sayings Frosini MUST WORK TOGETHER Coffee licitor's office at an early moment FOR ATTORNEY JpROME the accordionist and Thomas P Jackson pla/a 18c No. 10 size and his partner in a sketch make thintrs He plans to go o\er the entire case The president acted on the recom- Snowdrift Lard.. 99c mendation of a spe-cial investigator Albany. N T, March IS —The ex- Interesting The headllnec next week will with Mi Dorsev from, beginning to Maxwell House be Little Ohlp and Mary Marble A fea present status He expects the solici- To Accomplish Best Results. who reported that the Baltimore and A Complete Line of Fruits and pense bill ap-proêd by Attorney Gen- ture will be a sectlo Coffee, i, 2 and 35, Ib motion pictures of tor to furnish his theory and his con- Jhio which owned much of the prop- 30c Vegetables. We Deliver. eral Carmody in connection TV ith the Mr . Mrs Vernon Castle In their fa- Child Labor Conference ;rty condemned, would get an exces- ception of the most important factors Phones: Ivy 7629, 7630, 7631. state s efforts to return Harry Thaw mo us dances ,ive figui e New legislation by con- in the chain of evidence w hlch the 25 Ibs. Best $ to M-neawan includes a fee of $25,000 Discusses Schools. gress must precede new awards state produced to convict Leo Frank to William T Jerome, and fees of Granulated Sugar. PRE-NUPTIAL AGREEMENT I do not expect to find antagonism 1.10 more than $13 000 to other counsel In the solicitor general," said Burns I New Orleans, March 18 —Schools Woodall Gro. Co. Jerome's fee covers not only past BY CAMOYS AND No. 10 Crescent services rendered, but also any future expect him to assist me with every re- general weie discussed and suggestions Compound 813 Peachtree Street services in reference to this case source at his command From what I offered as to how the> might he im- 95c Providence, R I, March 18—^. pre- have -heard of him he Is not the kind proved, at the concluding session of THIS STOMACH REMEDY nuptial agreement made by Ralph Francis Julian Stoner, Lord Camoys of of man to reject the requests of the tenth annual National Child L,abor AMERICANS HAVE CEASED Henley-on the Thames England and man who is trying to get at the truth conference here today On several oc TO BE A RURAL PEOPLE Miss Mildred Constance fcherman, of a myster> c as ions during the conference refer daughter of Mrs William Watt Sher- "Furthermoi e I do not expect to en- ences to what wa& termed inefficiency HELPS YOUR FRIENDS man of Newport, who were married counter hostility in anyone with whom of schools r Clopper fol- .nd head tin v and your digestion, easy, if Te-s \ou have" It was sulphur, cream of tartar and molasses The CONDEMNS TRUST BILL Believed Frank Guilty. lowed the discussion of the morning re II hand ba,ck your money The Pinkertons were employed by session on what should be done «i,t home \\ e <:ouldn t endorse anything anj main trouble with it -WAS its nauseous taste moio strongl> than we do Rexall Dys- Leo Frank Hariy Scott, on the wit- for children by saving that many times A modern method puts the cre«un or tartar and sulphur into sugar Savannah Ga March 1S —Branding ness stand, delivered testimony which pepsia Tablets Containing Pepsin and coatea tablets and mixes them with herbs, roots etc making a wonderful the bill prohibiting interlocking direct- GREAT VICTORY IS WON what may seem faults of the school ?]j»miJth two of the greatest digestive orates as drastic, ladical unnecessary was. damaging to the convicted mans really are faults of the children which aids known to medical science, they tonic blood purifier and system cleanser and uncalled foi the directors of the BY MARCONI WIRELESS defense He declared that he had should be corrected in the home soothe the stomach cheok heartburn Just try Sulpherb Tablets (not sulphur tablets) but SulphcrD — remem- i hamber of commerce today adopted a worked upon the case purely with the We are in danger of jumping from and distress, promote a natural flow of ber the name — and set the tablets in sealed tube*, at 50c per tube resolution urging: the Georgia delegate Tvew York, March 18 —The Harconi view of finding the mui de-i ei At one the academic extreme to the vocational .he gastric Juice, and help regulate in congress to oppose it ireless Telegraph company of Amer- time a statement wa,s issued from the extreme and we foi get that the real he bowels Remember, if they don t Grown up people and children who don't feel well, wno are consti- Pinkertan office stating- the belief that make voui digrestlon so ©aay and coni- Copies of the resolution will be sent ica won a. victory in the fedeial court purpose of educa-tior it, the development pated or slu&gish, or who have pimples, boils, carbuncles, ulcers and the to trade organizations throughout the Frank was gutlty and discipline of I intellectual and "ortable, that jou can eat whatever you like, can soon rid the sjstem of these impurities by taking this eood old- south with the request that they adopt todas which according to its officers Burns said last night that he would moral faculties he concluded ike v\ henever you like, we want vou a similar one, and urging their con- S\\ es the company almost complete have nothing to do w ith the Pinker- Hariy M Bi enier, special agent of .o come back and tell us and get your fashioned remedj in modern form Their action satisfies or money is re- control of th« field of •** Ireless teleg tons or with Harry Scott ind that he money Sold only at the more than gressmen and senators to use their in- did not care to be associated in any the national child laboi committee funded by the Prescription Products Company, Dayton Ohio A free trial THaence to defeat the measure raphy The company won an infunge pictured conditions among children, 7 000 Rexall Stores and in this town ment suit against the National Electric manner with a private detectix e only at our store Three sizes, 25c, 50c sent to any address Boy of any well-stocked drug-gist ' The measure is fraught with dan- agencv He declared however, that he nostly of the eastern states who are gers to the development of the best m- Signalling company, of Pittsburg, in hired to do farm work, and di ew a and ?1 00 —Edkin Dru« Co, Atlanta. volvlng baîc patents granted to Sit intended examining every other persom —(Adv ) terest of the southern people in that It who had atly connection with the in- distinction between that class of chil vestigation of Marv Phagan or with dien and the average boy on the farm the subsequent developments wliom. he said, got a fair common Bui ns also announced that Dan school education Lehon superintendent of the southern Professor Brank ~\£ Lp\ett of tne di\ ision of the Burns detective forces Jniverslty of Chicago, and piesideiit of 113-15 Whitehall. 164 Decatur. had been oitieied to come to Atlanta to the National Vocational Guidance asso- assist his chief on the Frank investi- ciation, suggested that the school sys- of apparatus which has md.de pot=sible :em should take upon i tfaelf employ-t To Extend Civil Service. communication over a distance of 6 000 gation In reference to a published stor\ ment supervision of all children up to E WELL'C Washington Maich IS >—Extension miles and is admittedly an essential feature of the wireless art as at pres Wednesda-v to the effect that Burns in " " jeais of age S PECI ALO ot civil service to practically all fed a talk w jth newspapermen indicated Tlie Mo me am! the Child •ral officers, including collectors of ent known and practiced th( belief that Fiank was innocent customs and all pobtmasters, was pro- 411 the othei companies tifaed the Bums said that he had not expressed •The home must fuinish daily con cosed to President "Wilson toda> by basic principles invoHed in these two an v opinion and that he w ould not sti uctive woi k that lead to the best FOR THURSDAY officers of the National Civil Service patents, said Edward J "Vally general until time of his final report good of the child, because the &chool Ten Dollar Orders Delivered. Reform league They said the presi- manager of the Marconi interests in "Whether or not T have formed any does not can j into pi AC tit e the the dent did not sa> how far he was pre- America There are no other devices opinion is another matter* he declared ones it teaches declared Professoi pared to go. although he expressed •which make commercial Wireless teleg- "I would not discuss it if I had I have Jessie P Rich, of the home economics No. 10 Pail hearty sympathy v-ith purposes of the raphy a practical thing and a financial never said to anyone that I believe depaitment of the University of Texab organization Fra-nk either guilty or innocent Miss Rich declared that parents know Finest Compound ittle of the nature o£ woik needed or jest suited to their children and it waa Guaranteed the duty of educators to teach them what !s needed Speakers during the Fresh Country 9 sessions have said that in some of the states employers are bem-gr educated No. 10Pai Carlton s Shoes along with children, to levels of child abor, but today education of parents Pure Leaf was contended to be the best method of proper rearing of children who have ess than average advantages of life Tbê south \vas given an important For Men pla«e on the program toda> as several ipeakers were from that section In speaking of southern conditions \\ ile> H Swift, of Greensboro N C said that southerners are not indiileient to the Spring Styles rights of childhood, but we have al- owed ourselves to be deluded because Ex. Fancy Picnic Hams 12 l-2c Ib. our manufacturers have said things Dr*»ed Poultry. Vegetable* The name of CABLTON means shoe were all right, and w e have respect and Produce ''or men of influence and wealth service —th e best $hoe& on the market, the Cotton mills and Employee**. "Large cotton mills of Alaba-ma are ! Sewell Commission Go. best service experience affords. We Ve been •eall> doing much to help fheii1 em >loyees and to raise the standaid of WHOLESALE AND RETAIL selling the best and serving the best people fc #^^>W5cS& ivibg TV age among this pai tiCularlj guorant class of people, Mrs "W L for thirty-five years —le t us serve you now. Murdock, of Birmingham, Ala,, told the onference Mrs Murdoch is, chairman The spring styles offered could scarcely j£ the Alabama child labor co-mmittee She said that the Alabama child labor be surpassed for their irreproachable ap- aw affect^d only cotton mill workers, and was Inefficient both as to a^ge limit pearance and their wear quality —le t us and because it did not regulate labor in The best of the Wheat >ther industries Mrs Murdock made prove this to you. a plea for uniform state child labor aws if the federal government did not enact a measure In the so nth she Tan and black —Englis h and semi-Eng- aid, fa-mi lies move from one state to mother when, forced, by law, to take Kennesaw lish models — every one perfectly fitted. heir children out of mills A children s meeting, at which pupils Let us fit you in your first pair for spiing jf local schools took active part, was a Biscuit 5c eature of the last da>, and the confer- wear. IF YOU ban the slightest am snce ended tonight after a reception or delegates by a local equal suffrage bibon to 'do things'* m this worJd. lub at the Isaac Delgado Museum of Crisp and "Deliclata to enjoy the keenest dehxHts of Art. Power. Mon*y. Fame; and th* per- V. E. BM3CK CO , ATXANTA $4 and $5 poiae of Health by all mean* Dividends Suspended, Chicago, March 18 —Announcement get your fe«t on the "Road to as made today at the office of Darius Iiller president of the Colorado and outhern Railwav company, that paj- "THERTS A REASON aents of dividends on the preferred Carlton Co. tock of the company would be *'» OAF" uspended "Inasmuch as the interest Brand New—32-34 Walton bt. n the preferred stock of the railroad

factions by the killing: of Gaaton Cal- tnrmoiL Ymong? the excited crowds mette editor of The Figaro her name is heard constantly She ia At everv point where there was like- talked of as the victim of her love lihood of trouble the police were sup- for M Caillaux and as his instrument MISTAKEN FOR BURGLAR; SENATOR WEST WORKS PARIS SEETHING ported b> soldiers in committing tne crime wnich has robbed the press of a prominent writer The office of The Figaro, the cham- and the French cabinet at its leading ber of deputies, the residence of M. spirit. I SERIOUSLY WOUNDED FOR A. PRAMS Caillaux and the St Lazare prison The crowds ha."ve adopted as their ( where Mme CalJlaux has occupied a. own the assertion ot J_>eput^ Delahajei WITH MOB SPIRIT cell since she killed the editor to clear in the chamber last night—that cab j i met ministers nowadays send their Jesse Zorn Probably Fatally But McReynoIds Makes Condi- her husband s name—were magneto wives to kill those obstructing their which attracted the populace At each, path * Wounded—Clark Brothers tions—West Will Appeal Turmoil Continues Over the strong bodies of polipe and *ol The excitement is augmented by the were prepared to act sharply In quell- many sensational newspapers among Jailed at Ashburn. to White House. Killing of Editor Calmette. ing disturbances the 139 daily publications of Paris In the southern part of Paris in the These papers exaggerate, invent and Latin quarter and in the working class insinuate, and the paper vender* yell A.ahburn Ga, March 18—(Special)— Mme. Caillaux Is Cheered, the insinuation1 s among the crowd, ex. By John CorrlKfltt, Jr. districts where It is only necessary for citing the people still further Great excitement prexails at Sycamore Washington March IS —(Special.)— a turbulent individual to shrink deatfli Sleeps on NMTTOW Bedateatd. three miles from here, over the shoot- But Husband Denounced. to Cajllaux or "assassin' lor him to ing of Jesse Zorn by the two Clark Senator "West called on Attorney Gen- Mme Caillaux meanwhile sleeps on brothers In Zorn s own yard last night eral McReynoIds today and indorsed A. be joined In dozens of others, the po- a narrow bedstead in the prison of St Pratt Adams, of Sa\annah, for district lice kept zealous natch Several times Iâzare Her hitherto remarkably calm The Clark brothers claim that they attorney of the southern district of Paris, March 18 —The appearance of thej dispersed noisy groups who attitude was today said to be breaic were at the place where they board, armed detachments of republican howe\ er i e.issem'Wed as soon as the Ins doivn under the torture of being which is next door to Zorn s home, and Georgia He will take the case to the euarda posted at strategic points in police had passed alwa/j s under observation saw someone go Into the window of white house next Monday and submit She is never left alone Relays of this nomination to the president Paris today, added to the excitement A\oman a Popnl Zorn s home, and they asked the worn Mme Caillaux seems today to have nuns, two at a time, sit *n the small an w here they were boarding if Mi Mr McReynoIds took the position aroused among the various political become a popular heroine amid all the cell with her, whether she is sleeping that Mr Adams muat resign hta part-, or waging Besides these constant Zorn s people were not at ^jprch Hearing that they were they^jpSught aership m his fathers law firm before companions prison warders frequently he could be named This he demanded look into the cell through the finely tiae man was a burglar anosecured since the firm had represented the meshed wire partition in order to see a shotgun and pistol and. went over naval stores trust in a recent ca«e JL. JL. -IL. .11. that no breach of the prison regula- to investigate They met the man Senator West reminded Mr McRey- tions ie committed coming out the laaok dooi and ualtea noIds that Judge ^.dams firm had also Political friends of M Caillaux are represented the so\ ernment in the coming strongly to his support The him and he beg-an to run after which prosecution of suits against Greene radical socialist and radical lepublican the-> bhot twice with a shotgun both and Gay nor in the Savannah harbor groups in the chamber of deputies shots taking effect in his shoulder fraud being associated. ^\ith Mai ion compns ng1 130 members had a rnêt from the bauk and twice with a IHSLOI Erwin in that case ing todav and adopted this resolu onti shot tasting effect near the an-Kie In tins instance their clien fcs TV ere tlon an* the other one over the right hip the naval stores men One time the ain't but Tt e protest ag-ainst the odious cam- ana lodging in the abdomen firm had been on the side of the gov paign of caluranj against M Caillaux Zo-rn s statement at a late hour last ernment and one time against the gov- After the dinner. the defendei of FVanoe s fiscal reforms nu?ht was to the ettect that they shot ernment Purthej more Senator Weet A two perfect and we express to him our deep »ym him w ithout cause and that he did urged that the firm was not the regu. He—Nice little dinner they gave us. path\ with affection-ate confidence not know they were on the place until lar counsel foi the naval stores men Student* Cheer Caillaux. they began shooting liim and at the Despite the tact that Senator "West She—Fine! They know how. comforts that I nrst shot fell and then he was shot reminded Mr McReynoIds that Marion Twent\ University of Paris students once more with the shotgun and twice Erwm had formerly been associated He—Must have a French chef. I never knows of—a good belonging to a revolutionary group more \vith a pistol after he was lying with Judge Callaway in handling cor- began to cbant In one of the lecture on the gi ound poration cases, and that the pre&ent at- tasted better soup. rooms today Vive Caillaux where Mi ^.orn is one oC the best known torney general and tils brother had wife an* good to- upon the other students attacked them and most generally liked men of the been counsel for corporations Mr Mc- The Caillaux adherents were aimed commurutj having been employed for ReynoIds was obdurate She—That was Campbell's Tomato Soup. with stout canes and fought desper- some time jn the store ol Wynn B--OS In reference to Thomas Eason who bacco. An' even the best ateli but thej were finally overpow- at byxamore He wats carried to vtaoon was selected b> Senator Bacon as as- ered and thrown into tihe street last night to the hospital, and is not sistant distuct attorney Senator West Numerous Incidents in v. hich the po expected to live very long lhe olai k said I will insist that whoever is wives git a little tryin' at lice were forced to inter\en-e occuried biotheis are caipenieifa and have been named district attornev shall agree to today in the unKersJtj quarter of the employed for a shoit tim<» on a build employ Mr Eason as his firtt assist- cit\ There was much disorder in the ing which is being erected, in the town ant The appointment is made. b> the times. classrooms i hev are being held in jail awaiting district attorney * clcv elopments in ôrn s condition LARGE VOTE IS POLLED ZOir\ HAb BLT L.11 MA. ETA TRUST DIRECTORS CHV^CE *OIt RfeGOluHY IN TERRELL PRIMARY \Iacon •Ga,, March 18 —(Special )— WILL MEET ON FRIDAY Jesse Zorn who ivas shot bj (* W Dawson Ga March 18—(Special)— and J J (-lark at bycamore Tuesday The dn ectors of the L.ta Trust as- Largest vote ever cast In a primary night when he It alleged to have been sociation, a corporation composed of He—Clever w election in Terrell county "was polled mistaken for a. buiglar. has been several hundred University of Georgia .JL. todav Owing to the length of the ticket brought to Macon and is now at a members of the Chi Fhi fraternity will 3C3C JL the official count at Dawson precinct local sanitarium ho\erins between life meet at Ohe University club of Atlanta, has not yet been completed Enough is and death Friday evening March 20 to discuss any time you say knoTvn however to announce "Walter S Doctors say n.e has versy little ohance undergraduate affairs at the unjv«- Dozier s re election as clerk of the su of recover! Thei e are five bullet sity "Wia- pei lor court by a larg-e majority J Z wounds in his body the most serious The board includes Charles r Rice, Turner was elected sheriff J C Hol- being made bv a pistol bullet in his Joseph .C Boston George Hillyer, Jr lingsworth. county commissioner and D right hip the ball lodging in the stom Edward E Dougherty Dr Frank K C. Pickett state senator The result as ach Boland Fi ank L, Fleming, Frank R. to other officers \v ill not be ascertain Since being brought to Macon Zorn Mitchell Dr Fhinizy Calhoun Thomas Home is a dangerous place able till a late houi has been in a semi conscious condi ^V Connally James J Ragan Frank H M H Marshall Sr was elected cor- tron and thas been un-aible to make a Martin and Hughes fapalding of At oner S B penton surveyor and B B Statement about the shooting lanta. Judge Hamilton McWhorter Perry treasurer Billups Ph.mi.a5" Hugh H dordon Ji., For the person w ho keeps money 01 valuables hidden and Robert L McWhortei of 4-thens New "Jack the Ripper" General Peter \V \Teldrim arid A Pra t away on the premises. Such a one holds out a stand- Big Shipment of Hogs. Adams of ba\aiinah Sylvester Ga March 18 —(Speoiat ) \ P Majors one of the county s most Now Held on the Charge ing invitation to burglars to rob him, risking both progressK e and energetic farmers to Petition in Bankruptcy. dav shipped a carload of splendid Of Robbing High School \ voluntary petition in bankruptcy Berkshire and Poland China hogs ag w as filed with Deput> Clerk Fred S$J5«N«i!S«NNK!8««S«8«««««««^^ property and life gregating1 22,000 in weigiht to an At Beers of the United States court, yes- lanta tlealer Tack the Kipper the negro who terday hv Mrs Zella "Weathers of At ^ LOOK FOR THE RED-AND-WHITE LABEL lanta The papers on file indicate Ha some time between nightfall Sunday bihties amounting to $20 149 41 with Aie 3 on that pciboa' Reform! Rent a Sale and daybreak Monday robbed the Girls out anj assets high school stealing several valuable Deposit Box in oui ^ aults and be i tigs and art squares and pinned on 10 CENT "CASCARETS" the classroom wall a black hand notice that a death warrant for five girls was sworn out was captured In Pal metto Ga., Wednesday morning STRAIGHTEN YOU UP The alleged bur-glar, A_rthur McElroy wlio gives his address as 289 Ira street Bungalow Aprons Atlanta, w as ti > mg to aell th e ruga When Headachy, Bilious, Con- and ai t squares to a Palmetto mer chant TV ho had read an account of the stipated, Stomach Sour, Gfrls high s< hool robberj and be Checks, Stripes, Solid c ame Auspicious calling in the police Breath Bad. to investigate the seller Chief Beavers was telegraphed and Chambrays and Per- Detective GiJIespie :n company with the negro janitor of the Girls high det i 10 er t box now school who could identify the rugs cales at . . Turn the rascals out—the headache went to Palmetto in an automobile and biliousness indigestion the sit-k soui brought McEIrov back to Atlanta He stomach ii7d foul gases—tuin th m out is being held for further in\estiga tonight and keep them out with Cas tion carets It has been i spoiled that since the 2nd Floor Millions of men anrl women take a tli i eaten m,? black hand de ith \\arrant < ascaret now. and then and never know hid h«*en discover*1 d on the classroom the miberv caused bv a la^-y liver v. Til that the i ouiiff school girls of logged bowels 01 an upbct stomach the hish school ha\t shuddered with IJOM t put tn anothe d iv of dlsti ess fear Now the\ need no longer tremble I et < as afets cleaiibp \our stomach with the dread feai of some awful fatp remote the ôur fc i menting food take befalling them as it is safely belie\ed thr- e\ccss bile from vour li\er and the famous Tack the Ripper is be i arr> out all the constipated waste mattei and poison in the bow el-3 Then hind the bars ^ ou will feel great Big Sale Scotch \ Cascai et tonight straightens you out by mdrnlng Tihev -work while YOU RESOLUTIONS FOR BIDS sleep A. 10 cent box fiom an> drug SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS THIRD NATIONAL BANK store means a clear head -sweet storn ON MATERIALS VETOED ath and clean healthy If set and bowel Open Daily, 9 to 5 Saturdays, 9 to 6 action for months Children lo\e Cas Behewng as he states that he s carets because they ne\er gripe or simply following1 out the law laid down sicken in the cltj ordinances M^ or Wood £ •n ard on TVednesday exercised his Cost to You Is Less C7ian One Cent a 'Day i i^ht of \^to when ihe passed barW to council a resolution passed b> the gen eral -. -> ancil last Monday authorizing: the construction department to adver tise foi bids on the materials to be Place vour idle moiiev in our Savings Depart- delicate used in street and sewei construction during the year 1934 ment, where it will diaw a liberal interest, and be Mai or "W oodward babed his \ eto on the fact that the council during the past > ear had established the office of at jour command whenever needed. purchasing agent and that bids On all Kennesaw materials should be received through that department not through thr street ind sewei committee The bid"3 asked for in the iesolution Biscuit Sc Til for an expenditure of o\ er $200 000 innualU and Mavor Woodward is de New Spring line of Scotch Art Wool Rugs—the most ideal for bedrooms, of Third National Bank termined that the expenditure of this Fresh, Crisp, Clean amount of the cits- s fxinds shall be p it good styles. Colors in soft blue, old rose, olive and clover green, brown and tans— CAPITAL AND SURPLUS - $1,800,000.00 through the regular purchasing depait ment of the crty government instead of solid centers with plain band or Empire borders and very inexpensive. FRANK HAWKINS President THOS C ERWIN Cashier r S BLOCK CO ATLANTA bougJit on the recommend it ion of the committee on streets ind sewei s Before the purchasing department was created said the mayor Wednes 36x72 inches $2.50 8 ft. 3 in.xiO ft. 6 in. $12.50 da> there was no wa> to Keep a check on the expenditures of the city funds nor was there an> real competition be- 6x9 feet . $7.50 9x12 feet . . $15.00 tween firms wishing to furnish supplies for the city s use Now, however And Other Splendid New Rugs 5th Floor we have a roal purchasing1 bureau and I intend to see that such supplies as are purchased b\ the city shall be purchased by the right department HIGHS PUPE FOOD STORE The 1914 STATE PHARMACY BOARD BANQUETTED IN MACON Ma,con Ga March 18 —(Special )— f T IIC11 1T11 kJ. llUUkJV TT 11V Members of the state board of phar When Mrs Housewife never fails. Down goes the cost Spring Shirt Story mctcy and other iivited guests were present tonight at a dinner at the of living for that family. home of Di L, \ Pellet a local drug îi>t in honor of L>r Ben S Persons, appointed a member of the board last \ug:ust b> Governor Slaton The shirt is a popular garment in this spring of 1914. It had been planned to give the din- Read Over These for Today nei &ver since l>r Persons was ap pointed but this was the first time all of the members could be together In Beyond the necessity of the stipulated number consider- attendance vi ere the five members of COFFEE BUTTER the board Drs S F Ba> ne and Ben ^ Peisons of Maoon L"r \\ M Mead ows of Colurobus Di < D Jordan ing' laundry Msits, there's an unusual delight in the posses- of \Ionticello and Dr \\ S Elkin of Arbuckle's Ik Armour's Ik Atlanta and H C Shviptrine of Sa \aniiaih formei member of the board sion of a full array covering the new spring colors. nho relinquished his office when he 30c grade 1U- Clover Bloom . 1U. became a member of thf* legislature I>r R H Land of Augusta and Dr Limit 3 Pounds Limit 5 Pounds Vivid colors they are, brilliant to the last hue, arranged Marion Craig, of JackMinville Fla All of the local druggists attended HENS CHEESE EGGS •"» i ~ in broad stripes and combined in artistic color arrangements. Uncle Sam Has Job. Fancy New Fres11 Secretary Jennings of the civil ser\- York State Country icc commission for the fiftb district Dressed .24C doz.24C wants Inspectors of safetj appliances Full Cream Soft as well as colorful, i s another certainty of the new to fill \ acancies under the mte-state commerce commission and will receive Carmelo White Tip White Crest Flour; applicants in his offices 204 to 208 spring shirts—madras, mercerized fabrics, silk and linen, silk federal building on Frlda> and Satur Asparagus;5 cans 99c 24 pounds. 95c day April ,24 25 Applicants must be not less than 25 T- ears old and not Japan Bice; 11 pounds and flannel, and all pure silk. more than 50 years of age Thej must Pearl Corn—tender have had at least eight years expert for 50C ence in steam railroad service as con- kernels; 12 cans $1.05 ductor engineer trainman, \ ardman Macaroni and Spaghetti; fireman or vardmaster or at least five veara experience as manager, master Fancy California Dessert 3 packages for . .. All Colors Positively Guaranteed Fast mechanic master car builder general car foreman, road foreman of engines Peaches; big halves; 6 cans. $1.35 or air-brake supervisor To receive an Home-made Beaten appointment the applicant must show that he has been in active service with- Assorted Jams; \ery fine; |ft/» Biscuits; dozen .. in two vears preceding the filing of hts application The pay is $1 800 a jar 1/V19c- Home-made Layer Cake fresh daily. Geo. Muse Clothing Co. >ear * Prompt Deliveries. Telephones—Main 1061; Atlanta 464, 4838. ANTI-KAMNIA SALVE Unexcelled for Eczema. E J. M. HIGH CO. =.T. M. HIGH CO. ==

NEWSPAPER! Page F§ur THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA\. THURSDAY, MARCH 19,s 1914. THE CONSTITUTION Britain on this point we shall have to bend EntabllKheii 1SOS. the knee on a long program of international How Europe Labors Under THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER issues. Which is nonsense. Burden of War Armament lAILY Daily. Sunday. Tri Weekly We are told if England were in our place In the Beautiful Country. By Sir Mu Waeetater. D. L« J. P. she would be a licensed international Mar, I. CLARK HOWELL. (In The London Telegraph.) There's Joy In the beauti- STATES POLITICAL GRIND as we are asked to become. Peace More Cootly Than War. Editor end General Manager- ful country, The answer is that England has done The nations of Europe and European civ- OWNERS OP ONE-HALF ACTOS IN STATK I think Macon is In south Georgia. I hail W. L. HALSTEAD. No matter w'hat trouble ilization itself threaten tp breait down under GUILTY OP MISDEMKAIHOR SINCE: MARCH from south Georgia, all right." £iui&C» Manager. with the Suez canal, and her Canadian may say; the military bur-dens. The people are groan- Since March 1 the owners of about one- "Isn't John R. Cooper, of Macon, running Directors: Clarfe Howell, Roby Robinson, canals, the very thing we pledged the world There's love and there's ing and muttering. Dissatisfaction is spread- half the automobiles in the state of Georgia for the senate also?" ing apace. The tension is rapidly approach- Albert Howell, Jr., E, R, Black, H. "W. Grady, light have been guilty of misdemeanor, according "Yes. he is running, too." we would do with the Panama canal. For the darkest of night Ing the breaking point. Peace is proving "Is Bartlett, of Macon, going _to run for Telephone Main 5OOO. to the interpretation of the" automobile Is dreaming itself to the more costly than war. Before long the na- congress again?" The high farce ot the advocates of repu- iicense- tax law by Phil Cook, secretary of day. tions may endeavor to,, find relief either in a "Oh, yes; he's running too." diation is reached in the statement credited great war, compared with which the Balkan state. "You seem to come from a running A large number of tnese delinquent own- to Senator Jones, o£ Washington, that "an II. war was merely child's play, or the people town." ers, he believes, think the law unjust and agreement for an alliance with England has Still joy in the beautiful country, » in.ay revolt in despair and overturn their "It looks so, doesn't it? Goodbye." been reached, and that as a part of-it Great And never we're wholly unblest, grovernment, or national bankruptcy may be- are willfully withholding their payment of And when lifetime is o'er come general in Europe. Evidently Europe the taxes, while others are merely negligent. WOUI,D-BE CANDIDATES FEELING OUT Britain is to seek reparation for losses on And we wander no more , is faced with the greatest dangers. The "The main trouble, as I see it," says Sec- burden of armaments threatens not only to THE: VOTERS IN ELEVENTH DISTRICT confederate bonds." There is no reply, of "We'll rest,in a dream on Love's breast! retary Cook, is that many of the people of Valdosta. Ga., March 18.—(Special.)—In- subvert the European states and society, Georgia do not understand the law. They course, to "argument" of this kind. It car- • 9 * * * but to overwhelm European civilization terest in the developments in the race for Log: Cabin Sayings. do not know that the money they pay for congress from this district, the eleventh, i-s ries its own answer. It may be said in pass- The man who whistles on the way is ap' itself. gradually being aroused, and it is possible What can be done to bring the mad arma- their licenses will be prorated back to the to 'set all the life- travelers a-daneins. that entries from various counties of the dis- ing, however, that such nonsense reflects ment race to an end? "What can be done to counties on a road mileage basis. This hav- trict will make the contest one of the warm- Of course Misery likes -"company, but th« prevent the nations rushing into war, banking been explained to many of the objectors upon Senator Jones' estimate of the intelli- est fights in the state. best way to escape it is to put up the "Noi ruptcy and revolution? It is evident thai to the law has completely ' changed their N The best guessers are. however, as yet gence of the senate, and exposes the absurd at Home" sign. no single nation can take the initiative ol opinion of the merits of the law." unable to foresee just what the line-ups will extremity of the contention of the advo- reducing- its armaments, for In the present According to Secretary Cook, though, Entered at the postoffice at Atlanta as Some men are born so lucky that if the; be. Mr. Con\ erse, who also comes from cates of national dishonor. state of the world such a step might jeop- there is not nearly so much holding out second - class mail matter. crawled into a stormpit to escape a hurri ardize its existence. It is, therefore, clear Valdosta, Congressman Walker's home cane they would locate a gold mine. against the law in some objecting quarters town, has announced that it will be some POST-VGE RATES: There is only one real issue in this whole that a reduction of armaments is possible of the state as publications in the news- time before he definitely lets it be known United States and Mexico. only if it is jointly undertaken by all the controversy. Getting in the swim is well enough, bu papers of these sections would indicate. whether or not he will enter. Judge Quincy. *<» to 12-pase paper*. lc; 12 to 24-pa It is as between honor on the one side; some folks holler for rope the minute they great nations. l>apcr*s 2e; -4 to A&-page papers* 3c; 36 to For instance, in Americus, where there of Douglas, is known to be willing to an- get there. It has often been recommended that arma- wO-imgre papers, 5e. dishonor on the other. ments should be reduced by mutual agree- has been much said about not paying the , nounce if he thinks he can win, and was in this section last week looking over the We are pledged to the world to accord of Good Times. ment of the powers. Hitherto that step has tax, about 200 licenses have been issued, ATLANTA, GA., March 19, 1914. proved Impracticable, and even if successful which, thinks Secretary Cook, includes the field. all nations equal treatment in the matter it could only bring: transitory relief to great majority of the machines owned in REGISTRATION ROOKS CLOSE SUBSCRIPTION KATES: Talkln' of Good Times, you know Europe as long as the fundamental cause that eity. of tolls. Just the way to make 'em so? FOR DOUGHERTY COUNTY PRIMARY By Mail in the United States and Mexico, has not been removed. In Fulton county there are about 1,100 (Payable invariably in advance.) We keep that promise and vindicate our TelHn' Life, in Joy and sorrow: Albany. Ga., March 18 — (Special.) —The 1 mo. 6 mo. 12 mo. honor. "Dream at*out a bright tomorrow ! Way Europe IK Divided. automobiles which have not yet had the registration books for the county primary on -Daily and Sunday 60c 5.1.55 ?6.00 See the rainbow, up on high, The Hague Tribunal has done very val- license tax paid upon them. March 24 closed yesterday and the books aie Daily 50c 2.25 4.00 We repudiate that promise and break our Just a-runnin' 'round the sky!" uable services in settling disputes among In Chatham county there are about 1,500 now in the possession of the board of regis- Sunday 1.25 2.00 nations, and it is to be hoped that its bene- Tn-Weekly 1.00 faith with the world. automobiles. The tax has been paid only on trars, who will, during the next few days, II. ficial activity will become greater and about 700. purge them of all names of those ineligible By Carrier. A nation, no more than an individual, greater in the course of years. However. Colquitt, Eraanuel and Sumter counties to vote. In Atlanta, 55 cents per month or 12 cents .Talkin' 'bout Good Times, you see, although the service rendered by The Hague can afford to break faith. are also behind. The registration this year ia unusuallv per week. Outride of Atlanta, 60 cents per Makes 'em come to you and me; Tribunal and by ordinary arbitration in pre- month or 14 cents per week. The president has made this clear to large, over 1,300 names being on the books Then, when they stand at the door, venting war may be very great, It can do To date Secretary Cook has received the "Welcome them as ne'er before! 1 when they closed last night. The large num- J. R. HOLLJDAY. Constitution Building. congress and' to the nation. little or nothing in preventing the armament tax upon about 12,850 cars in Georgia, Make them feel at home, you know, ber of candidates for the various county of- sole Advertising Manager for all territory race which is slowly destroying the nations amounting to a total of $64,260, This he That is why congress will support the So they'll never want to go! fices, and the resulting- interest which has outside Atlanta. president. in time of peace. estimates as about -one-half the total num- been aroused in the election, is responsible The address of the "Washington Bureaoi is It is obvious that, if we wish to abolish ber of cars. for the registration, of many citizens who No. 1727 $ Street, N W.. Mr John Corrigan, war and the ruinously expensive prepara- And Secretary Cook is of the opinion that have not been on the lists for years. Jr. staff correspondent, in charge. tions for war, we must deal with the funda- all the tax will be collected. The entry list for candidates closed Sat- urdf1" and the next week will see some warm THE CONSTITUTION is on sale in New PEACE ON A WAR BASIS. mental cause of war, "We must, therefore, "The failure to comply with this law," York city by 2 p. m. the day aftrcr issue. It above all, endeavor to abolish the disunion he says, "makes a man guilty of a misde- hustling for votes in every part of Doughert> can be had: Hotaling's Newsstands, Broad- The British naval budget for 1914-15, just exlsiting among the great powers and re- meanor. That is the penalty attached to county. way and Forty-second street (Times building p submitted to parliament by Winston Spencer place it by harmony and by a firm and last- the law. To be sure, it is not my duty to corner). Thirty-eighth street and Broadway ing union. DR. It. G. HARDMAJV ACTIVKLV and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. enforce the law. It is the duty of the local Churchill, first lord of the admiralty, calls The warlike burdens ofÊurope are due to IN NINTH COXGHESSIONAL RACE officials in each county, and they are re- The Constitution Is not responsible for for the expenditure for this period of $257,- HEART Us divisions. Europe is divided into two Athens, Ga., March 18.— (Special.)—A advance payments to out-of-town local car- armed camps: the Triple Alliance, composed sponsible for any non-performance of their prominent citizen of Commerce, and a close riers, dealers or agents. 750,000, more than $17,000,000 larger than HAVE A5TQNE of Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy, and: duty." friend to E>r. L- G. Hardman, let ii be known the Triple Entente,, composed of France, here today that Dr. Hardman wou Id be that of last year, and far the largest in 3 LANDSLIDE OP CANDIDATES AS7O THE SCHOOLS. Russia and Great Britain. Both groups are actively in the race for congress in opposi- British history. nearly equally strong. Each group watches FOR GOVERNOR INDICATED tion to former Speaker Holder and Congress- Some features of the program recently Churchill frankly admitted that Great tha other with jealousy and distrust. As Indications are for a landslide of candi- man Bell.' Mr. Holder has already announced submitted to the board of education for the Britain was permitting Germany to set the they are competitors for power and influ- dates for the governor's chair, should Gov- his candidacy and Mr. Bell has tacitly let it reorganization of Atlanta's school system ence each opposes the other, as a rule, and ernor Slaton announce for the senate. Mean- be known that he will be in the race. pace for her in naval construction. It was almost as a matter of principle, in every while the silence of the governor is holding Dr. Hardman'a friends say that he has are excellent—some not necessary. In the step which it desires to take, be it never so received letters from all over the disti if-t still the policy of England, he said, to com- what promises to be a lively political season former class The Constitution takes pleas- necessary and beneficial. From this equal- asking him to get into the running, and plete eight battleships while Germany was ity of strength in the opposing groups and in check. that it is in response to these tenders of "ure in commending the suggestion that from their distrustful attitude to one an- That C. Murphy Candler, chairman of the support that he has decided to make the completing five. The one thing that kept race. forty'' be the maximum and thirty the mini- the British estimates this year from being other spring two evils. state railroad commission, will probably be mum number of pupils to a grade; and The armament race imposes upon the a candidate for the governorship should Dr. Hardman was representative from even more formidable was the fact that peoples of Europe a load of taxation the Governor Slaton resign is the opinion of Jackson county for many years, and also the substitution of a seven for an eight-year weight of which is becoming from year to represented his district in the state senate Germany could not find men to equip her many. course in the grammar schools. It appears year more oppressive and more unbearable. He has for >ears been prominent in public expanding nayy. The hundreds of millions of pounds which He has already been urged by a large life as a prohibition and temperance •woilvLi to us that the proposition calling for an out- Elsewhere The Constitution publishes are taken every year from the taxpayers oC number of his friends to stand for election He is an able ph> bician and also a larê side "survey" of the system is neither Europe handicap Europe severely against in the aforesaid event. farmer. from The London Telegraph an article by those nations which are free from excessive Mr. Candler himself admits that in case timely nor pertinent. Let us first remedy HOT CAMPAIGN NOW GOf^G ON Sir Max Waeohter, D. L., J. P., which ex- militarism, and notably against the United of the governor's resignation he would cer- FOR BUTTS COUNTY OFFICES those ills admitted by the whole board, the poses in startling terms the military mania States. That handicap should amount at tainly consider the requests that his friends superintendent, the teachers, before we ap- present to about 10 per cent on the cost of Jackson, Ga., March 18.—(Special.)—Butij= which threatens to involve all Europe in production. A most dangerous position, have made of him. county is now in the throes of the hottest peal for aid to outsiders to tinker with other "I would not presume, of course," said campaign for county offices In its his tor \ universal bankruptcy. which cannot last without serious conse- The primary is only a short time off and the leatures. quences. In fact, it threatens Europe with he, "to cross a bridge before I have come to host of candidates are busy afield with the If an outside survey is desirable, we He says that armed peace is become the loss of our leading economic position in it, but should there be a vacancy in the voters more expensive than war. That is literally the world. governor's chair caused by Governor Sla- The race that is attracting the most in- might at least wait until we receive the very terest is that for sheriff, the incumbent, complete survey said to ^lave "been made the truth. For if we add to these towering The Z>nagrera of the Future. ton's entering the race, I would consider the^ L. M. Crawford, being opposed by J. W. Car- naval expenditures the expenditures on the Europe is a comparatively small conti- possibility of my running for the place. ter. Both are very strong in the county ami •under the auspices of the chamber of com- nent. It is very small if compared with both are shelling- the woods in, great style military arm, and the fortifications arm, tha Brief* Prom Billville. "I have been repeatedly urged by my The race for county commissioner js also merce, the report on which has not yet The Billville colonels of the moonshine America, Asia and Africa. It is in a position friends through both letters and personal being closely contested by G. O. CJaston, the not dissimilar with that of ancient Greece. been filed. aggregate is stupendous. And if we add district are anxious to hike to the border calls to run for governor under the condi- incumbent, and former Sheriff W- W. AVilsun The two features we have commended and whip "Mexico. The Greeks were the richest,- the most cul- further the economic drain in the number tured, the ablest and the most warlike peo- tions I have just named. FARMERS IN THOMAS COUNTY are basic. Their correction will go a. far way of men taken out of industry the total is yet Several candidates for congress have de- ple of antiquitj'. In the words of their great "But, of course, this is talking ahead of TOO BUSY TO TALK POLITIC S toward bringing the solution the system more amazing. The by-products of the situ- cided to come down, remain at home and help statesman-philosopher, Aristotle, they were the game, and the only thing any of us can Thomasville, Ga., Ma.rch IS.—(Special )— needs. And we will not have to take a step build up the country. fit to rule the world were they united. But do now is to do what everybody is doing— It would be hard - to find a farmer m ation are even more costly. Last fall when they were not united. The states of Greece, wait for word from the governor as to what Thomas county this wr-ek who had time Six women are running for the office oC like those of modern Europe, were divided even to stop and talk politics, so bus5 aiv trom home to materialize them. In its ex- all Europe eyed its neighbors with suspicion, he intends to do. high sheriff, and the husbands who have into two camps. Instead of standing to- they all in putting in their crops while the posure last fall of conditions in many of the and many nations scrambled to bring their long complained that they've never had rope "To be sure, I took the present place I fine weather is prevailing gether, disregarding their different forms of "With the watermelon crop plantr-d. tlit schools. The Constitution showed that in enough are now in mortal fear that they'll government and organization, Greeks fought have for six years, and I am not yet through armies to a war footing, commerce, finance get too much. corn is being- put in and the indications are some instances there were as many as and industry were demoralized. We felt ***** Greeks, and while they were occupied in in- with the work involved here, which would that the acreage will be equally as I 01 triguing and plotting, in fighting and ex- naturally make me feel a hesitancy is stand- larger than that, of last \ oa r The rrop «i ninety-four children to the. grade, eighty in the effect in this country. Business and The Real Spring; Article. coi n md-de Jn Thomas last year u others, and that flfty, sixty and seventy to The Bentztown Bard is singing the real hausting each other, they were easily con- ing for election for any other office now." an unusually finn one with borne yields th'.u prosperity everywhere marked time. Why? springtime in, as follows: quered by barbarian nations. Europe may v"ere almost record and the farmers ai *> FRIENDS CONTINUE TO URGE the grade presented a spectacle by no In deference to the specter of militarism. ""Whispci in' goin* on like wild have a similar fate. The teeming millions of anxiors to go it one bPtter this, yeai ami overcrowded Asia require more land. They SI*ATOM TO RUN FOR SENATE show what they really can do in the way ,i means uncommon. Because our vaunted genius of the twen- Over and under the ground, Friends from all over the state continue growing: corn when they try. Such congestion is unhealthy and unjust Somethm* inside of the heart like a. child contemplate with envy the magnificent but tieth century has found no substitute for Making a whimpering sound. thinly populated territories on the Pacific to call dail> at the executive quarters in the LAWS DRAWN BY .IC'LIAN ATCURBY to the teacher as well as to the children. It Ice gettm* ready to float down the stream, which belong to the Anglo-Saxons. „ The capitol and letters are piling up, all urging BKI><; UPHELD BY THE COUHTS wholesale and legalized slaughter, huge armament race endangers not only the future is impossible to expect that the teacher can Frost gettin' ready to go, Governor S-laton to enter the senatorial race. Hon. Julian B. McCurrv, of Hartwrll, u IK, sums are diverted from works of construc- Spring's coming true, like a beautiful dream of Europe, but the future of the white race Governor Slaton, however, maintains a formerly represented hit, district hi tlv «U,u< dd justice to her work where 'she is con- tion to be devoted to destruction. Love dreamt in a sweet long ago " the" world over. Nobody can tell what may senate, and who has a ho^t of friends o\ei rii*- fronted by the task of teaching more than * * * * * happen whilst we are engaged in a European profound silence upon the question. state, has been unconsciously in the IIITH-- The United States has not yet been Just a Few Mistakes. war and unable to protect our dominions. It is predicted among some of the state- light the past week. This came about t>\ forty children. The problems of instruc- house officials that the governor will not reason of bills that he introduced and th n drawn into this lunatic vortex., Let us hope The Cove Gazette prints this explanatory Ij nlty Amont; European Powers. announce whether or not he will run for the were enacted into law being before th- tion are hard enough, not to reckon with the lettei: The dangers to which Europe is exposed courts. The supreme court passed on tht> we never will be. We maintain, and must senate until after April 1, or more likely complications of discipline entailed in the "You printed some items in last week's In consequence of i ts present political or- constitutionality of tbe law making it a maintain, a navy and an army commen- ganization are really appalling, and there after April 4, at which time the executive crime to "beat" hotels and boarding hous< F Gazette about our famil> that is a complete iommittee meets and decides upon the rules The point was made that this law was vio- management of many children. surate with international needs and interna- mistake and J would thank >ou very much 13 only one possible remedy. The two an- for the primary. lative of the constitution, which prohibited It should be relatively a simple matter tional dignity. The moment we yield to the if you will rectify it in this week's issue. Jn tagonistic groups must bu drawn together, imprisonment lor debt. The court held thai so to "readjust the curriculum of the gram- regard to a bab> gnl coming into the family their differences must be composed by However all that may be, though, there it was constitutional. insane contagion of Europe we bequeath to is all a mistake. And about Ruth pouring friendly negotiation and agreement, they is not a word to be had out of the goveinor's He was the author of the bill which WHS mar schools as to make the grammar course our children and our children's children a hot water into a, bottle and cutting her must become allies, the Triple Alliance and office at present. aiscus&od widely over the United States .u hands and scalding her ankle is all a mis- And then the question is: If Governor the time, try tho lidding papers to make 11 come within seven years instead of, as now, the Triple Entente must be combined Into a a misdemeanor to defame a virtuous femalf burden which in the end will be bankruptcy take. And about Fred having the- walking Slaton decides to run for the senate, will Sextuple Alliance, and that alliance should The first comktion unoVr thfK law was hacl eight years. The task will bring in a.rather or depression so general as to affect every pneumonia is a mistake. And James did lead to a ledcration. The federation of he stand for the unexpired term of the late in Gwimiett bupeiioi court last week arid the delicate problem, and that is the care of the not have the chicken pox either. He did Europe must be created. Senator Bacon or run against Senator Smith? offender was sentenced to twelve- months citizen ot the republic. have the whooping cough, but is well now. on the chaliigang bv Judge Charles H Brand backward child who, for any one of a dozen of the we-stcrn circuit. <*•"", .Fred had the typhoid fever two months ago, VOTERS OF THOMAS COUNTY reasons for which he may not be to blame, but is perfectly well now. Yours truly." ARE SLOW- IN REGISTERING is unable to keep pace with his class. The * » « * * The Thomasville Times-Enterprise of re- AS THE 17TH GOES. The Welcome Visitor. Push. cent date commented as follows on the fact school system cannot âtf-ord to ignore this "Winter on wide meadows that the voters of Thomas county are un- Slaton and it promises to be of great heln Even though there is a strong hope that to the people of Georgia. *'"«" neip child, for he has his riglit to an education as their absence is to be only temporary, the Spread the snow like i'oam, usually slow this year in registering. But Spring came to see us Learn to labor and to wait, "Thomas county politics aren't going to well as the children of normal intelligence Trust in work, not in fate— BLESSED ARK \OTKRS OF LAIOJX: departure of the officers and men o£ the And found our hearts at home. be as exciting as they promised to be, un- and opportunity. On the other hand, it is ***** No such thing as "lucky star " ONL\ O\E CANDIDATE 1^ THIS FIELI> Seventeenth regiment from Fort McPherson Why Georgte Gives Thank*. By your "will you rise or falj. less some of the voters of the Thomasrille Blairs*ille. Ga , March IS.— (Special ) unfair to the vast majority of children of Says George Bailey, In The Houston Post: district get busy and register." under the rotation sjstcm it is Vnion coun- to the Mexican border for patrol duty will Honor, Fame and Glory call, ty s time to name thp state senator from average mind that their progress be im- "We are slad newspaper men do not get But their portals close to all, Along with The Times- Enterprise prac- the fortieth district Colonel Pat Haralaon peded, and the time and energy of the occasion genuine regret throughout Atlanta. such salaries as are paid Cobb and Tinker. You must push the gate ajar. tically every daily paper in the state and of this place, 13 the only announced candi- It would take so much time to spend the —ERNEST NEAL. many of the weeklies are calling the-'atten- w4?,10-,,?^6- 1Ie may be opposed by Colonel teacher be diverted to take cane of the ex- The Seventeenth has been stationed at Mc- V. M. vvaldroop. money they would hardly have time to work, tion of, their readers to the fact that those Pherson (or eight years, an unusually long There is no announced canaidate for the ceptional backward chifd. Other school unless they were married to wives who were not on the registration books by April 7 will detail. No regiment ever assigned to the afflicted with, the figure or beauty craae. is now the seat of James Millikin university, house, but a number of names aru being dis- systems find ways to care for this class of which is only about ten >ears old, but has not be able to vote in the state primary in cussed. There are, KO far, no announced August when two United States senators, candidates for an\ of the county offices but children "without undue embarrassment or post, or to any post tor that matter, has as loud a college yell as Harvard. it is understood that the present clerk ot ever come within closer touch or sympathy Decatur's people are Jiot only prosperous governor and other statehouse officials and the court, C. L.. Butt, will atand for re- expense. There is no reason why a similar and enterprising, but are happy and content. election and that he will have no opposition. DECATUR, ILL. This is because of the fact that when a De- members of the legislature will be nomi- solution cannot be worked out in Atlanta. with the people of Atlanta than has the My GKORGE FITCH. The present sheriff, ^1. c. Towcry w>]l run catur man misses a train on any of the city's nated. again and it is understood that he will be As things now stand, the grammar school Seventeenth. In all matters of public enter- Author of "At Good Old Si ten railroads, he can always catch a car on Following the recent interview of the opposed. one of its three interurbans. course exacts too much time from tha prise, the officers and men ha,ve been quick Decatur is up-to-date, like eVery proper governor calling attention to the near ap- State and congrcsbfonal politics now ap- Decatur is another of those little Ameri- pear to be a free-for-ajl fi^hx with no men- child's life, and congestion in grades im- to co-operate with the city. On tjie social proach of the date on which the regiatra- tioned candidate being much in the lead. side, relations between AOantans and the can cities which are big in spots. .ion books close, a considerable number of perils the symmetry oi his educational It is situated knee-deep in Illinois corn voters registered over the state, but reports . equipment. The board of education can ofticers at the post have been most cordial. land, in the center of the state, arid, like from many counties in both north and south Maryland Stands by Her Son. work to an excellent purpose in finding a It is not necessary to look far for the other Illinois towns, is navigable by automo- Georgia indicate that a large proportion of (From The Baltimore American.) biles wherever the streets are paved. the voters are liable to be disfranchised new and more efficient and modern basis in reasons underlying this close entente be- Tourists pass Decatur hastily by in their from their failure to register. Marshland should sustain its reputation of tween Atlanta and her soldier-neighbors. rush for mountain scenery and the stock honoring its heroes. Vhe finance commute* both of these directions. yards of Chicago. In so doing they miss the The impression general over Georgia of the state senate will strike a popular The personnel of the officers of the regi- birth-place of the republican party in Illi- that the permanent registration law would nois, and- of the Grand Army of the Republic chord if it reports favorably Senator Camp- ment typify army traditions at their best. —which is a tremendous birth rate for a city go into effect this year is accredited with bell's bill appropriating- $25,000 for A statue OUR WORD TO THE WORLD. The women of the post have contributed of Deca.tur'3 size. the slowness of the voters to register. As a of Rear Admiral Schley, to be erected In When Abraham Lincoln drove his ox team matter of fact, the new law will not be ef- this city, and it is certain that the passage n Catch a negro coming out of your wonderfully to the social features of the from Indiana into Illinois, he stopped at De- c'liicken-house with the broilers squawking, relations as between the regiment and the catur arid got his first job of rail splitting. fective until 1915 and under the old law of the bill will meet with the general ap- Since then almost a dozen railroads have fol- all voters wishing to participate in the state proval of all patriotic Ocitiz«.ns of the state, and what is the result? He is full of ex- city, their charm and graciousness livening lowed Lincoln's example and have gone to primary must register by April 7. The members of Admiral Schley Post of Decatur. The largest locomotive repair shops the Veterans of Foreign Service deserve cuses and explanations as a Philadelphia maay functions in Atlanta, and making a In the world, according to competent Decatur FELDJBR TALKS SESATORSHIP praise for their patriotic efforts in behalf of authorities, are located there and when they" TO REPORTERS AT SAVANNAH the measure. They have proven their love lawyer. He can explain his presence there visit to the post a memory to be cherished. were opened the citizens met the workmen in ( so speciously that you rub your eyes to see And it is here, that hope offers that the automobiles and set them up to cigars—thus Savannah, Ga., March 18.—(Special.)—"I and veneration of the memory of the Mary- proving that hospitality in Decatur does noe^ am running for the United States senate Just land hero. Leading professional and busi- if you are still asleep. He will grab hold absence of the regiment on the boundary shy at overalls. as hard as I can right now," declared Attor- ness men of the state and Baltimore city of the most transparerit~quibb!es to "get Line is to he only temporary. The war de- v The population of Decatur is not import- ney General Thomas S. Felder, when asked have indorsed the movement and signed the ant, as far as national statistics go. being memorial to the legislature. These indorse- away with it." partment has instructed that the wives and about the same as the population of the Polo by local newspapermen aa to whether he This, apropos the debate in the house of children of the officers shall be left at the ^rounds, during a world's championship Hospitality in Decatur doea aot expected to definitely announce at an early ments demonstrate the popularity of the game. But it is the metropolis of the coun- overall**." date and- start an active campaign. He project. representatives over the projected repeal of post. This may easily be construed as trv. so far as the manufacture of soda foun- added that bis formal announcement, plat- A national memorial has been proposed, the indefensible exemption o£ American meaning that after its detail along the Rio tains goes, while, if it were not for the lit- American city* and has built itself a fine form, etc., would be given to the press at and will no doubt some day be completed, tle wire discouragers produced by Decatur iew courthouse," But it has also preserved the "proper time," but Maryland, as th<; home of the vjctor of factories, billions of flies would so unswat- coastwise shipping in the matter of Panama rande, the Seventeenth is to return tq the old one in which Lincoln used to address "Are you running as a. south Georsia the Battle of Santiago, should take the mi-, ted each summer. the jury. TherT are about a dozen of these canal tolls. McPherson. At least this is the hope of the Decatur has a Commercial club, which not old Lincoln courthouses left and the towns, candidate?" asked the reporter. tiative and be the first to erect a monument % onlv abducts factories and builds hospitals, which own them, regard other Illinois"" cities "I am running as the people's candidate, to the famous naval hero, who wa$ on* of We are told that if we yield to Great whole city. but wUicfa, also s.teals universities. Decatur ! as mere upstarts. but I consider myself from south. Georgia. I its favorite sons. _ - '

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Sullivan Gordon I*. Nicliols, Charles L Jackson L Elliott Oxford, Ga Richard P. SOCIAL EVIL WAR I WEATHER THURSDAY Buchanan, Macon John R Boston Cal- Lester Covington Ga. Charles A Touts. fioun ua Evan O bheHhorse Calhoun Prank Swalley Marietta Ga, Philip M ! Ga. H C Brogdon Calhoun Uiu J M. Cle\ e,l*uid Griffin Ga. Oscar W Slblfey BEGUN BY WOMEN WILL BE CLEAR, BUT BIG CUSS INITIATED Byrd Calhoun Ga. Ben L Chastaln Cal- Griffin Ga James M Brlsendlne Grifftn SEVENTEEN1H SAYS houn Ga, Hilton M TJTIS, Carrollton Ga> Ga Robert O 'vv illia-ms Llthonla Ga. James M Burns Carrollton Ga. Benjamin Albert M Bra-ro oil William H Johnston OF NEW YORK CITY\ IT WON'T BE WARM Tif Long- CarrolUon Ga. Ijoyd J Brock Ed^n ard Leander Gash Georjsre R bparks Carrollton Ga. James H JLew-is, Carrollton "W llllam H Coleman Henry G Cru^selle COMMITTEE TO ME BY THE YpB TEMPLE Ga. William \ Maxwell Bowden. Ga John L. \Villiford, Claudo F Cr\ mea New York March 18—Society wom- "Waller "W Crews Bow,den Ga., Robert "M Athens, Ga Following Is th* •weather forecast Lov\om Bowden Ga John "W Peek. Cov- \ffillatton—Gleorge B Plnfllay, "- CollCffa FAREWEjl TO CITY en church representatives and charity for Thursday tneton Ga, James p bto\all Madison. Ga, Park Ga^ salesman workers today begran a campaign Will Take Up Suggestion to Another return to colder weather at W. H. BurweU, Dan Hughes against the social evil More than 300 Atlanta indicates that the advance of spring is not like the steady progress Soldiers Off for Mexican men and women interested in the work Place Women on City of the crest of a flood •wave but fluc- and Many Others Join attended a special meeting at the res- tuates, now advancing now retreating1, idence of Mrs Whitelaw Reid, held Boards. so that summer becomes dominant al- the Shriners. Border Patrol—Questioned under 'he auspices of the Church Mis- most imperceptibly On Thursday sion of Help Bishop David H Greer morning the temperature will be about if They Will Ever Return The Initial meeting of the special 30 degrees with a killing frost, but "W H Burwell speaker of the house HOTEL presided. council committee elected from city the temperature wjll rise appreciably Bishop Greer said he could assure of representatives Dan Hughes assis- during the afternoon and reach about tant commissioner of agriculture and to Fort McPherson. the woi Iters of the earnest desire on , council and charged with the careful So degi ees and will not fall below the pait of the church to lend a help- consideration of anv proposed charter freezing Thursday night The wind other prominent Georgians were last amendments presented by interested will be fresh, from the northwest di- night initiated into the mysteries of ing hand to those in trouble The 1 GOTHAM minishing in -velocity to nearly calm Before daylight today the Seven Rex Charles El Tinker said the chuich Atlanta organizations or individuals Xaarab Temple could co-opera-te with the department w ill be held thts afternoon In the city to\v ard evening and then shifting to There, were over 700 Shriners present teenth infantry, USA ordered to south The day will be fine and clear of correction by furnishing' a. moral hall at 3 o clock with hardly a cloud in the sk} for the big ceremonial, Including the patrol duty on the >Ieîcah United atmosphere in the workhouses and Those voters of the c!tv or organiza- "Warmer weather is indicated for Frx members' of Yaarab and many visitors fl Hotel oTrenrted States international boundary line, will prisons. I tions who seek to see amendments day C F von HERRMANN The- business session began at 4 30 For this city correctional work Dr ' Section Director be well on its wa> to Laredo Texas Katherine B Davis the commissioner, placed in the present city charter are 0 clock ift the afternoon and the cere- c/elegance, located in Its first destination g-a-ve a few suggestions on how to co- urgentlv asked to be present at this monial at> S o clock During the eve- operate ning the drill team of the Yaarab Pa- » New lo As social centre Eighty-one and three offlce-s went gathering- and to bring with them J. D. PR £ INVITED briefs pf anj proposed changes that trol with CaptaSn^Seainans In com- forward late Wednesdav m the first the^ wish to see incoi porated In that TO AUGUSTA MEETING mand gave an e^PKs^tion Easily accessible to section of the four trains which will Atlanta Has Been Made document Last night s initiates follow Harr> E Sto> David G Hughes Brooka ron\ ey the entire command to the The most impoi tant amendment J D Pi ice state commissioner of Underwood Carteruville Ga MHner T La- theatre ana shopping. troubled dividing line between the Southern Headquarters w hich will probably come up for dis- agi iculture h^b been in\ Ited to speak Hatte Samuel C Bowden William H Stars and Stripes and Mexican civil cussion todav Is the pi of osed change tt Aug-usta to the farmers of that Browne Roland M Jjangston George H districts ^ Btrtfo county on tiuck iairmng next Saturday Holllday Jr Wlllam A Cooper. Grayson For Y. M. C. A. Committee in the t hai ter advocated some "weeks On the Saturdav following he has been Ga Sheppard M Griffin Juniu* F Dunton Smgle roaiiK(&o!p The small detachment sent ahead of ago In council b\ Councilman Claude asked to address the farmers at Cor- William D Phlpps Theodore H Jackson the main body of troops had charge of John G Pasco "Worley J Brown *• Henry Sinide rooms with belhs ~ Ashley which pro\ ides places ,for worn nelia on apple growing He has not yet Duncan Cnattahoochee Ga rfaomajj I* Dte&e nuns with baflu ~ the ambulances wagons horses field VtlanLa has been chosen as the accepted OH account of the fact that he en on the departmental boards of the Hamby Smyrna Ga Adrian M Strickland SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ZSHroSQX equipment and tonage which occupied southern headquarte'-s of the Interna city government does not know whether he will be able Paul H Dobbins Sydney C Johnson Paul ten flat rars and nearl^ as many stock tlonal committee of the loung Men s to fill the*>e engagements A Wright, Malvern D Huff George B MAY to OCTOBER- Another change of the charter to be Smith Rome Ga. William M Mc^MUiam" ra r-= The th ree troop train sections Christian ass /ciation suggested "will contain a. plan w. hereb> Rome Ga William 1-. Wimberly Rome whi^h go forward todav will carry This choice ft as made after a tour the chief of construction of the cit> Ga Joel C Porter Charles E Cobb Dlijah Wetherbee fe'Wood homo 800 odd rrjfri and officers bv Fred P bnipp exei,uti\e secretary COUNTIES CO-OPERATING 1 Palmer Garry H Hall Tame* K Ship will be elected by the general council ne> Charles D Barker Thomas XI Bod> Tt is belic\ ed on g-ood authority of the committee tnrough all the Alderman Thomson Is inteiested in this WITH STATE WORKERS Laurence W Bradlej William H Burwetl that the Fightf cnth regiment now larger southern cilies with a view to project Sparta Ga. Walter B Whltehead, Carlton ascertaining which city would be best Ga- Rosier B Vv Inpate Athens Ga James Fiffli Ave tf fifiy^mh St posted at Fort Thomas K> will be Another project to be offered to the The slate department of a.giicultuie transferred from that post to Fort suited foi the purpose 13 Thornton Elbcrton Ga Ralph H Gor Tht execute •=• sec-ieta.r-v for the committee for consideration w ill be a is receiving a great deal of encourage dj Buford Ga Howard Cole H. T Hart McPherson within thp month This- In south wiH arrive in Atlar ta, shortly to plan wherebv the cit> charter include ment *uid co opeitttion from different tveiIL Shrank C Thyer M J Luaqueat D E NEW YORK. CITY formation ie as vet unofficial, but select quarters This choice of At a street line schedule for Atlanta parts of the state common rumor Around the local Mo who darkened her array hair here today by Attorney General Mc- have suffered a check at Escalon, tiie maneno of the stay on the border checlc was withooit any real signifi- bv a simple home process, made the Some of the officers ha\e figured that Reynolds under the Sherman antl cance following statement 'Any lady or trust law as being the dominant factor Furtner d-oufct was thro-wn on fftd- gentleman can darken their gray o r the reg-iment being: fourth in line for \t the semi monthly luncheon of the laded hair stimulate Its-* growth and foreign service, will not come back to R.otar> club Chair man V II Krieg In a combination alleged to control the e-ral reports of a decisive victory when output of anthracite from Pennsylva- General Bena\ ides said to have been make it soft and glossy ^» th this slm Port M-cPherson Others beliei e thfe shaber and his special committee re killed at P•scalon telegraphed assnr pie recipe, which they canlfe ix at home border patrol dutv will only be tenrpo poi ted that w Ith the co-operation of nia fields It touches To half pint of water add More than a dozen othei corpora- a-nces of hJs safety to bis father n rary and cite the fact that no perma- Mayor TV oodward and the city health thi-3 city rum, 1 small box of Bar tions and Individuals were named as and 1-4 oz of glycerine netit removal orders have been as set department the special emergencj hos co-defendants and parties to a conspir- gredients can be purchased sent from the war department These pital foi measles had been established acy to monopolize that trade ~ $500,000 VofED TO FEED store at ver> little cost. Apply to the officers also cite the original depart- and was in satisfactory operation The Although suit ~n as brought to break hail everv othei day until the gray ment order which declares that the beds and furnisliings for this hospital up an alleged monopoly, the attorney REFUGEES FROM MEXICO hair Is darkened sufficiently then movement to Texas is temporary ' .... the donaUon of the Rotary club ^0^ fhY^rm^fion^f ^coffi SSfSi Washington, March IS—After a vig- every two weeka This mixture re lievea scalp troubles and Is excellent Soldier* Say Goodfoy. which, raised ?oOO for the purpose company two years ago, has escaped 01 ous defense by Senaitor Lodge, re- The speaker at the luncheon was t the supreme court decision under the publican, oC the government s ex- for dandruff and falling hair It does Friends bj the score invaded the sol- Rotarmn "W D Hoffman who spoke on commodities clause of the interstate penditures in ca,nng for Mexican sol- not stain the scalp is not sticky or di ars quartern during the afternoon the ups and downs of the elevator rate oat which forbids the railroads to diei s and other refugees interned In greasy and does not rub off It will busines*3 The souv enirs were sham transport Coal belonging to a corpor Texas and California, th.e sen-ate today make a gray haired person look 10 to bidding fare-* ell to their friends of 20 years vounger —(Adv > îgrht vears standing New recruits rocks appropriate foi St Patrick s ation whose stock it owns and whose passed the urgent deficiency (Mil car day and green le ither cigar cases affairs have been ' commingled with rymg a total of more than $10 000,000, bareH out of ci\ ilian clothing- sadly Hubert \V Anderson president of the Its own * $500000 of -nhi-ch was ad-ded by the disappointed to find out that by enlist- club presided at the meeting which The further charge was made that senate a-p-prapi latloris commlrbtee for Irrir at the local post they were not wa.s. the most Jarg-elj attended in the the Lehlgrh has violated the piovjsion the maintenance of refugee oanaps. u thsreb^ entitled to go ' to war with organisation s history The luncheon of the Pennsylvania constitution pro \n amendment -was adop ed to pro- th** regulars were bundled off uncere was held at the hibiting common carriers from engag vide t"ha.t the war de-partment shall If Y° Are An Exporter rxg in man Ing or otftier business other expend this m>onev only in ca-r-Ing- for momou•siv and sent to other posts in than transportation. The usual In- soldieis and military refli^reea This. the south COL. CHARLES G. MILLS junction and decree of dissolution thoivever will n-o< affect the stratus oi The loading of the mule tram proved were asked. women and -cihildren intteTned w&tih the Or Importer a vexing; arid laughable incident The DIES AT GRIFFIN HOME It Is understood tha-t the suit is to so-1-diers erv ces over the lemains the Linited States recog-nized n-o gov- of goods, as a shipper, as a clerk or as a student of econom- more than ordmar> intelligence and of Coilonel Chailes Gardner Mills one ernment in Mexico no foundation has ics or business methods, you will find the best and dearest the combined efforts of the mounted of Griffin s most pnomlnent oltizens, HARPER BROTHERS FILE been iaad foi a -olarai of repayment Semiator 2_/odge -dfeclan Roas, Bullion Brokers, London; and Dock*] m ike im set statements anent their He was i c n ett ind educated in the ho use and lot in Atlanta valued at lea\ ins Fort McPherson when seen schools of that citj until he readied trolled by the Huer-ta government BALANCE OF TRADE (ZSOO $6 000 Senatoi Lodpe replTed that this would SALVAGE by T G O*rv«, author T\ ednesda-i In" fact Colonel Griffith the a.ge of tf» \vhen hi was sent o the words) by Sir Robert Glffeu. late noted school of ^ imuel ^rtluir of be a violation of neutrality and virtual of Carriage by Sen | the iiPtv commanding offirer of the reg Media, Pa. Jn hib L8th vear he was int( i vention in behalf of the Huei ta British Controller General, Iment ind hi*-* adjutant Captain Bank bent by hit, f itliei to Liverpool i npr DAV1SON TO INSPECT regime PROTECTION (7000 words) by RAILWAYS, an artielv of nearlv head, were too busily eng-aged In actual land to b-e trimed f >r ^he cotton busi The bill now goes to conference be E J Jam«s, author of Hiatory of TO 000 words, written bj A T leading preparations to see reporters ne&s In. that city hcj \va,s as^-ociaited PRISON CAMPS TODAY tween the tv. o ]\ousts American Tariff ~ Hadley. President of Yale Univer Down in the stock corral Colonel with tlie biolveiage >iouse of Thomas sjty and aathor of Railway Joynson & Co \vho soon learned the R E Davi-son chairman of the state INTERSTATE COMMERCE r Guffith was stopped for a moment but NO SHARP REPLY SENT Transportation, by R»y Moma vouiiff man a ability and placed him pnôn commission will make today (6000 words) by Prof F A Tetter, his e^cc-use against talking was that in charge of their sales department i m first inspection of the convict camps and B B Adam» of the Railway he had nothing- to sa\ and further g BY HUERTA'S GENERAL Princeton University, before he reached the ajre of «1 \t Of Fulton county since the recent A»B Gazette, by H M Ros» than trn.t lie did not care to be th i,t ige he was chosen as one of the vestigation He stated on "Wednesday Liaredo Te\:as "Wai ch 3g*—Henry COMMERCIAL TREATIES committee of thre< for classitjins cot- Hutchingfc adjutant general of Texas »othor of Bntnh Railway*, bv Ctuoted " that he is sure that the Fulton camps (5000 words) >ad FREE PORTS ton in the L.n.enool cotton exchangre, are now in th« best of shape and that tonight denied published reports thai H A Yorke. chief inspecting Todav nnv husks chap who believes \\ Ii some person who will Safr»crtfcer» Say: A Book assistant engineer in the sen ice has advise \ ou that the demand for the Followers leturn of cattle must go through prop- 1 v\ o Tieprioes were ca.ufrht in the act been appointed by President "Wilson to l>i unswick Gemanor, March 18 —A i succeed him er diplomatic officers "¥t Is ao aatillftotory la it it haul in Kirk\\ood bv Doc Phillips t aH IPI \ of artillery * al sa 1 The text of Alvarez s reply made In every walk of life these tbe atyla, freahnaaa aad About Erverything the m irshal while attempting a day att, in honor of the birth of i son t"i public bv Hutchings tomprnt read completeness of tiie ar- 'i^ht robbers at the residence 6C Col the Duke and Duch^bs of Brunswick i Stay Granted Schmidt. Informed of the contents of yours two elements are encountered. And in ti)e Encyclopaedia Bri- todi} while the counselor of the Bi it tide, written, that I can ~W C1 Cousins The negroes were in New Yoik March IS—Hans Schmidt of toda> J must advise you that we ish embassy in Beiliu -was di awing ' ha\e a government legally constituted •ay yon have not over- tannica the trader, the atadeot of the act of entering" the front door with, sliiyei of Anna Aumuller and sen up the birth certificate of the newly tenced to electrocution during the to which you can address yourself The one makes road's, the itatcd a dmgle feature m economics, or sxry other reader. n skeleton J e-v b >rn prince, who Is also a prince of! week of March 23 was granted, a stay through, the proper channels to treat other wears ruts in those roar advertiaemeirti ol it The negroes \\ere Eugrene and Charlie Great Britain and Iroland of execution today by the filing: of a with it the matter to which you refer will find a similarly acevntte, Bi oKlin cousins arid the latter nas Iteriln, March 18—Enipei or William notice of appeal That ts based on the I reiterate to \ ou the assurance of my roads Te OM k li a prleelea* toaaj oi-dered a g-eneral school hotl claim that Anna Aumuller came to her distinguished consideration liberty BbMry." — O. jT King, dear, authoritative frantiuaul *.ei ved t four year sentence on the De- da-v in Berlin in f elebration of the Ivalb county gang for burglary They death in the performance of an illegal and constitution, t. Itacoto. Keb of any other subject on whlaU birth of ais sixth gc ancls >n at Bruns- operation • MIGUEL P ALVAREZ Take the matter of Young n ere tried last mgrht in recorders court wick tbls mornins Ihe youn^ Duchesa h« wishes information —aboo * it Ku kwood and bound over under o£ Brunswick who its the only daug-h Men's clothes as an example "Theac Tofamm afiordtin business enterpriaes Kke Joto 5200 bond to the superior court tex of, the ©moeror "w as reported to The bouse of Stein-Bloch is mort jMiyfnl latijf action," A shot t while ago Ma or Gilliam of bf doins -nrell — Jam** McCut*on, Law's Mississippi schema*, ar Khkwood remarked that no buiglarles The emperor has cancelled all his easily the leader in these could take place in lOrl wood without o her engagement": and nil proceed to NwrYork. the South Sea Bubble, ay the the burglais being app ehended Brunswick tomoi rovi in orde~- to see United States, not only in business method* of modem Mak- his la test grandson before departing Mysteries of Rheumatism "Tb« beauty and lightneao f ^r h,ls annual trip to Corfu on marking each season's styles, of the Tolnmea of the ing or insurance or processes fa th« March 22 but in maintaining value* sea Berlin and Potsdam were decorated Sheepaldn edition *f the manufacture of alkali, glass. with flags todav tn honor of the oc- son after season. Sritanaica and the textiles, jewelry, at eiectrlocf Shrine Embflems casion opMpaaiea at the India Practically Solved We are privileged paper have appealed to supplies; or about tiwla nuifcs. and to represent me snatly. I Vav* been copyright, trade unions, eo- RAKE RELICS WILLED eaprciaUy attmetad by tba operation, common tarn, tf Card Cases TO MUSEUM Of ART Action h Ihe Turns if a Remarkable AitiM* Wiatmeiit of tba Amarioaa on polo 'or fencing; Amexiean If you succeeded in travel Oril War, It* battlea and Ntw Toi k March 18 —A blood Stein-Bloch it* rafgiitna. aad by raeh or fonri^n himtory or g»or- ing bafeK over the "hot stained lock of Abraham "Lincoln s hair biographical article, aa raphyi philoeophy, peychol- sands,' call or write for one ind a numbei of relics and mementos of our leather Shrine Card nitimd-tclj i elated to the history of Smart Clothes tboae on Alexander ogy or retiffloni arcMtecturm, Cases The> are given with the Lmted States were offered the Hamilton and: Horace drawing, painting or engravhtn Metropolitan Museum of Art m the \\ill in Atlanta and vicinity. We Greelay," — Samuel J. our compliments ol th< latP Gone. U J ime>-, G-i ant ~W il DHra. C«»to»« Clerk. modern discovery or reeearch, faoii filed her*> loi probate today count that a distinct advan We ire headquarters for A.mong- the bequests is a ring- which Vew Ywt. in Polar rngionc or Africa, in Masonic and other emblem contains hair of ~\\ asjlimgton "Welling- tage. and we are glad to share medical or physical science, m ton Napoleon Gritit and Lincoln Oth- goods ei items of note are it with you. • — telegraphy or telephony. You are cordially invited to Wa&hmgrton s sleeve links, a g-old rinff brought from Holland in Ib47 and The Spring Styles are ready. 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That escruclatlnc pain that the world's cure for rheumatism. oo\s tod iy were served with notices made a feather lay aa heavy as a ton of For private, personal advice on stub- Hardwick creased) and for small monthly Maier&Berkele, inc. to appear before TL nited States Judge I coal on the skin is gone. You set up and born chronic rheumatism write at once Arthur 7 Tuttlt, tomonow and show dance with flee to the Swift Specific Co . £03 Swift Bufld payment* (soon to be withdrawn). ' ' Gold and Silversmiths cause \\ In. the\ should not be re j Tour rheumatism IB gone—absolutely* ingr, Atlanta^ Ga. Their medical depart Co. >l-33 Whitehall Street stiajne 1 J rom intei fering- with mter It is an actual logical fact, that Swift's ment is famous on all blood diseases, and £>tate busintb-i S Snre Specific flushes your blood, gives For full information, Ma} be th ^ II he tallmrr out the is equipped to make personal blood testa. 37-39 Peachtree Established 1S87 troops next sud one yf the bo>s your entire blood circulation a nn* approved bv the highest medical authon thorough hath It just natoi-ally and m a ties Get a bottle of S 3 S today Then sign and mail the at- . vihen the courts older was served on i atom l ATLANTA *""»- ^ -r. , * ?* "w * toched 1EWSP4PERS 'Jfag'e Si THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA^ THUBSDAY, MAEC5H 19, 1914.

birds, trees and agricultural life o* thft (a) "Trattmerei;" Cb) "Humoresque," WHAT EIGHTH GRADE vicinity. Slrtbinsky)—Mr. Alexander von Skl- 9. Ability to write a business letter cor- binsky. SOCIAL ITEMS rectly and to be able to srlve Intelligent Dialect Selections—Mrs, "Wren Mc- PUPIL SHOULD KNOW reasons for opinions as to men and meas- ConnelL ures. "Serenata," Mrs. M. 38. Carthew- 10. To be honest, trustworthy, obedient. Torutoun—3tratuu9. Mrs. Robert Neely, of Waynesboro, IS TOLD BY BRITTAIN truthful and polite. D.D.D. Reading, "Ijasca"—lira. John M. Sla- Ga., and Miss Mazeile Neely are at fcon. > . th« Georgian Terrace for a short visit. Reading," "M-onorogue"—Mrs. J. P. They have spent the winter in Au- State Superintendent of Schools M. Womble. gusta, where Miss Neely is" one of the Refused to Allow Him Prescription Songs, "The Dream," Richard Wag- most popular members of the young L. Brittain has issued the following: —for 15 years the standard skin rem- ner; ,"Good-bye," Strauss; "Hernllesclie society set. Mrs. Neely and Miss Neely circular letter upon the subject oC Escort Wife to Train; Erferdarerngen," Strauss—Mrs. Gar- will spend opera week In Atlanta. "What an Eigthth Grade Pupil Ought edy—a liquid used external!]'—mstont th ew-Yorstoun. to Know:" Group of Songs—Mrs. John W, Hurt. Mrs, Sadie Cameron McDonald, oi Teachers, -pareuta, as well as the public He Sues for Damages relief from all kinds of itch. "Quadrille"—Mrs. W, T>. Grant. New Orleans, and Miss Sadie Down- generally, have the right to be assured ' Piano Number—Mrs. Jennie, McCon- man will be among the attractive vis- with something like certainty what definite D. D. D. Soap nell. itors to the grand opera. Th-ey -will results follow from the time and expense The start of a peculiar stilt was Children's Dance—Charlotte Meador be. at the Georgian Terrace hotel. attendant upon tiie seven or eight years ot heard in superior court on Wednesday, the mildest of cleansers—keeps the and Percy Ansley. Ainong those who will entertain in training- Jn the public schools. These years skin always clean and healthv. Social Events Are Arranged Instrumental music by Mr. Marsh their honor are Colonel WilHs Ragan, Of labor should point to a clear end and when attorneys for John Chalman, Im- Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. aim and If they succeed In endowing- the porter. In the MeKenzie building, began Adair and Mr. Spencer Adair. future citizens of the state, with the follow- Jacobs' Pharmacy John D. Little, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ing1 qualifications they will amply justify cross questioning witnesses in a pe- Inman. all the money and effort expended: tition for ?5,000 damages which Chal- For Miss MacKinnon. *** 1. Ability to speak and read th,e English man alleges he sustained when a gate- For Every Night Opera Miss Ida Grant, of St. Louis, is the language with fair accuracy. Miss Emmie Willingham entertained guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Collier. 2. Ability to write with fair legibility. man at the Terminal station refused to the members of her sewing club yes- ' »»* 3. Ability to use the principles of arlth- allow him to accompany his sick wife The social program of opera week is Wednesday night. "Rosen&avaHer,"- f mat/c in ordinary business transactions. AMUSEMENTS. terday at her home in compliment to Mrs. Vassar Woolley entertained the 4. Ability to apell at least the words used to her train some time since. taking on new features every day, and the opera. ' • , Miss EvangeUne MacKinnon, whose members of the Nineteenth Century in ordinary discourse. The suit is brought against the At* now two dinner dances are announced Thursday night, dinner dance at Cap- marriage to Mr. Robert Dayjs, of Chat- History class yesterday afternoon at 5. To know enough geography to appre- lanta Terminal railroad and the Geor- for the week. The flrst of these Is ital City club. tanooga, will take place this evening. her home. ciate current events and to know something gia Central railroad. The plaintiff al- Tuesday, night, April 28, at the P5edr Friday night, "Madame Butterfly," at . *** ; of the nations of the world. leges that he' was not allowed to take ATI A KIT A MON. &TUEB the opera. The house was attractive with quanti- Mrs. Annie Freeman Orr, of New- 6. To understand the leading facts of his wife through the Terminal station ATLANTA iu». MATINEE mont Driving club. The dinner will Saturday nigrht, "CavaUeria Rtistican- ties of Jonquils, and the guest nan, spent Tuesday in the city, the American history and to feel a patriotic gates despite the fact that she had be. served promptly at 8 o'clock;. On of honot was given a piece of hand- pride in the deeds of our fathers. Seats Now on Sale. na" and "II Pagliacci," the opera. guest of Mrs. H. C. Fisher. 7. To know and appreciate the value of • three children to look out for, one of Thursday evening:, April 30, there will The day program includes the three made lingerie by each member of *** i physiology and hygiene—what it means to -whom the husband was carrying when be a, dinner dance at the Capital City matinees—Tuesday, "II Trovatore;" the club. Those present were Miss Mrs. E, D. Kennel 'is convalescing" have a healthful body and hygienic sur- he was detained by the gafeman. NEIL O'BRIEN club, the dinner to be served at 8 Thursday matinee; "The Bal Masque;" MacKinnon, Miss Mary Blaloclt, Miss from a two w'eeks' illness. roundings. The suit will probably be on for the Saturday matinee, "Ix>hengrln." Elizabeth Dunson, Miss Gladys Dunson. *** t. To know something of the plants. better part of Thursday's court session. o'clock. Already reservations have Wednesday at 1 o'clock Colonel and Miss Laura Hooper, Miss Sina White, American been, made for tables by many to en- Mrs. Peel give a breakfast for grand Mrs. W. B. Willlngrham, Jr.. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Willis/ma have tertain those two evenings. • opera stars; Friday afternoon Colonel Homer Carmichael. taken possession of their new home at -Mfihts 25c to ?1.3O; Mat. 25c to This makes the evening program of and Airs. Peel give a reception for Mr. 217 Prado, Ansley Park. the week thus: Otto Kahn and his party. Besides these «** Wednesday and Thursday Monday night, "Carmen," at the larger social affairs, there are many For Miss Green. Mrs. William Heath, of Columbia, opera. smaller ones being planned in dinners ' ' MATINEE THURSDAY. Tuesday night, dinner dance at Driv- to precede the evening entertainments What So Precious Triumphant return oC tbe grrentest ing: club. and luncheons each day. on April 15, to 'Mr. Horace I* Fincher, i show on earth. wilt be Miss Mary King-, who will give Mr- and Mrs. George C. Martin, of a miscellaneous shower on Saturday, Amherst, Mass., who have "been the ZIEGFELD who Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. D. the twenty-eighth; Miss Clara Beeks g-uests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert w. Lecture Postponed. Meador. entertains April 4, and Miss Louise Davis, left last night for Virginia. As a Healthy Baby ? The lecture which Mrs. Hamilton Rice will give a bridge party and *** FOLLIES - shower, Mrs. William Healey has returned Ask any of the 4,«67 persons who Lenten Services. from Battle Creek**. * saw the massive entertainment two m o overnmn 'i'he young ladies of Sacred Heart Every Youngster Can Have days lant wc«k All agreed Atlanta has been postponed. The date will be church will'have their annual retreat For Miss Cornelias. Miss' Mae MacOonald leaves to-day had never seen niich a ahoTv. announced at the regular meeting of beginning Sunday, the 22d, and ending Miss K'ruth Cornelius, a bride-elect, for a ten days' trip to New York. Fine Digestion if Given a the club Monday afternoon. "Wednesday, the 25th- Devotions wUl Seats on Sale Saturday be held every night at 8 o'clock, be- was the guest of honor at a pretty Miss Lucy Harrison and Miss Alice Good Baby Laxative. 1.OOO -persons were turned away ginning Sun'day night, and at 6:30 ev- luncheon last. Friday given by Miss Hentz have returned from Palm Beach Friday. Be vrise nail don't gret Hoffman-Warren. ery morning, conducted by Rev. Father Mainer Lee Hardin. and other Florida points. In spite of the greatest personal care cao^ht without seats. Mr. and Mrs. "William Durant Hoff- Rapier. All the younaf ladies of St. Mrs. Bailey entertained at a bridge *** and the most intelligent attention to GET IN LINE AT 9 A. M. man have issued cards announcing the Anthony's and Immac-u .ate Conception party and miscellaneous shower Sa.t- Mrs. Mamie Hughes Thompson and marriage of their daughter, Virginia parishes are cordially Invited to Join urday and Miss Edith Cole gave a box Miss Ru-th Thompson, of New-nan, are diet, babies and children will become Prloe. 5Oc, 75c, *1, *1.50 «nd *S. Katharine, to Mr. Lett Warren, Jr., on them. party Monday 'at the Forsyth, the the guests of Mrs. Frank Hughes, in constipated, and it is a fact that con- Saturday, the 7th of March, 1314, At- g-uests including the bridal party. Miss Uecatur. stipation and indigestion have wrecked lanta, Ga. Louise Bixby's card party and shower • ** many a young life. To start with a Spend-the-Day Party. wag an event of Tuesday afternoon. Miss Alice May Freeman entertained good digestive apparatus is to start JJrs.. O. H. Jones ^as hostess at a Mrs. M. A. Cornelius entertained the her sewing club yesterday morning at NIGHT TODAY For Mrs. Meador. delightful spend -t he -day party yester- bridal party last night after the re- life without handicap. Mrs. Lowcy Porter entertained at the day. The guests brought their sewing hearsal for the wedding of iher daugh- her home. »•* But, as we cannot all have perfect tea- dance at the ^Driving Club yester- bttgs and the morning was spent in do- ter and Mr. Earl Knight. working bowels, we must do the next W. A. BRADY PRESENTS day for Sirs. .Robert Lowry Meador, ing fancy work, after which a beauti- Mrs. John S. Cohen is in New York, best thing and a-cquire them, or train ful luncheon was served. where she has been joined by her son, them to become healthy. This can be Tthose present were Mrs. E. P. Cham- who' is a student at the Tome school. done by the use of a laxative-tonic BEAUTYoifuSKIN DEEP berlin, Mri$. R. T. Dorsey. Airs. W. S, Dance at the Piedmont. *** very highly recommended by a great Duncan. Mrs. W. R. Hammond, Mrs. The Home for the Friendless will Mrs. Fraimpton Ellis entertained her many mothers. The remedy ia called PROSIIVI CANTWEL.I* * WALKER Sage Hardin, Dr. Florence Truax, Mrs. share in the receipts tonight at the bridge club yesterday afternoon at her Dr. Caldw'ell's Syrup Pepsin, and has T. P. JACKSOJf A5TD OTHERS. W. A. Gregg, Miss Elizabeth Gregg, regular supper dance at the Piedmont. hoarwin Jones, were the guests o'clock at the home of the bride's Colonel and Mrs. Lawrence D. Ty- use does not cause It to lose Its effect, cathartics, salts, mineral waters, pills Trimmed and ready of honor at.a bridge tea, given yester- mother, Mrs. M. A. Cornelius, on Spring son, of Knoxville, have taken season as is the case with so many other rem- and other harsh remedies,, for they do day afternoon by Mrs. George Traylor street. tickets for the opera, and will have edies. Hut temporary good and are a shock to place on your car. Compound. at her home on Ponce de L,eon avenue. Sliss Louise Bix-by will be maid of a party of four with them. They have Thousands can testify to its merits to any delicate system. Hyacinths and jonquils, artistically honor and Mr. Clifford Barnett will be visited grand opera two years in suc- in Constipation, indigestion, biliousness, Families wishing to try a free sam- arranged, decorated the house, and beyt >man. cession, and are enthusiastic in their sick headaches, etc., among- them re- ple bottle can obtain it postpaid by ad- Write for Prices Unionville, Mo.—"I suffered from a hyacinths and ferns were used on thti The bride will enter with her mother, enjoyment of it. liable people like Mrs. James H. Rouse, dressing.-Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 419 Wash- female trouble and I got so weak that I tea tiLble. and Dr. Eakea, of St. John's Methodist of Marinette, Wis. Her little son How- ington St., Monticello, 111. A ipostal ATLANTA AUTO TOP AND TRIMMING CO. i There ,were sixtoen guests for bridge, church, will be the officiating minister. Miss Toromie Perdue and Miss Paula ard was fifteen months old Jast April, •card, with your name and address on it • Atlanta, Ga. I could hardly walk who were joined by a number of other Mr. Knight and his bride will leave Garrison have returned from Mathis, but he was sick with bowel trouble will do. across the floor with- f rioiids for tea. Mrs. Traylor, who for a trip to Florida, and on their re- where they spent the week-end. Miss out holding on to wor*> a gown of rose-colored char- turn will keep house on Oak street. Marlon Perdue will not return until tneuse, w;ui assisted in entertaining West End. to-morrow. something. I had by hi-r daughter, Mrs. Jack Thiesen. nervous spells and Mrs. Brown' wore a green taffeta go-wn my fingers would and Mrs. Bates wore blue silk, the cor- School of Instruction. BALFOUR HIT BY STONE sage of lace embroidered in bjaok. Today there will be a school of in- cramp and my face struction held for all Order of Eastern THROWN BY FRENCH BOY would draw, and I Mrs. Gray's Luncheon. Star chapters, under supervision of could not speak, nor Mrs. James R. Gray was hostess at Rose M. Ashby, W. G, M. of the Order i Nice, France, March 18.—Arthur J. a beiiutiful luncheon yesterday at her of Eastern Star of Georgia. The place { Balfour. the former British premier, sleep to do any good, home. Gray stone, in honor of Mrs. E. o,f meeting will be the Odd Fellows' •while proceeding in his automobile bad no appetite,and -\f. Weaver, of Washington, who is the hall, No. 4301-2 Marietta street, oppo- from Cannes to Nice today was struck everyone thought I gurst of her sister, Mrs, Arthur Liocke. site Alexander. The morning session by a stone thrown by a boy. A deep About the apartments TV'ere French will be held at 10 o'clock; the after- gash was cut in his nose and his cheek would not live. baskets, filled with hyacinths and lilies noon session at 2 o'clock. There will was badly bruised. Mr. Balfour, how- Some one advised me to take Lydia E. of the valle.y. be detailed instruction in ritual work ever, was able to take part in the in- The centerpiece of the luncheon table and exemplification of same. Also ternational lawn tennis tournament^ ' Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I had was a plateau- of jonquils, and all de- questions and answers on jurispru- taken so-much medicine and my doctor tails of the pretty table were in gold. dence, and a talk on principles of the The guests invited to meet Mrs, order. All, members of the chartered ALLEGED BIGAMIST eaid he could do me no good so I told my Weaver were - Mrs. Locke, Mrs. Ed- ahapters in Atlanta, and also all mem- husband he might get me a bottle and I ward Barne-9, Mrs. Alex W. Smith, Mrs. bers of chapters working under dis- MAY HAVE THIRD WIFE would try it. By the time I had taken William Adkins, Mrs. T. M, Brumby. pensation are urgently invited to at- Mrs. J. A. Gallogly, Mrs. Irfman, Gray tend. Lunch will be served In the hall. it I felt better. I continued its use, and and Mrs. James R. Gray, Jr. All sojourning brothers and sisters now I am well and strong. from other cha-otera are welcome. "I have always recommended your Dancing Parties. medicine ever since I was so wonder- Yesterday afternoon one hundred and Entertain Visiting Members fully benefitted by it and I hope this twenty-five guests enjoyed the hospi- Tuesday evening Mrs. Rosa M. Ash- tality of the Piedmont Driving club, by, grand matron, Order of the Eastern letter will be the means of saving some at the regular Wednesday afternoon Star of Georgia, paid an official visit other poor woman from suffering."— tea and dance. The orchestra played to East Atlanta Chapter U. D., for the in the ballroom from 5 until 7 o'clock. purpose of witnessing the exemplifi- Mrs.. MARTHA SEAVEY, Box 1144, The« guests asseonbled during those cation of the ritual -work. .Unionville, Missouri. hours, and enjoyed tea and dainties be- A oeautif ul Eastern Star pin had fore. He lived In Atlanta before tween the fascinating selections played been offered to the officer who ren- The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham's for the dance. • dered 'the most perfect work, and a Vegetable Compound have thousands of These dances are proving the most hat pin to the second best. Visiting popular of occasions at the club, and members from Cleveland, Ohio, acted Terrell Trade Board. such letters as that above — they tell they will continue during the season. as judges, and decided that six officers Dawson, Ga., March 18.—(Special.)— the truth, else they could not have been The regular Saturday night dinner- did perfect work,- but on final consid- T-he executive committee of the Ter- obtained for love or money. This med- dance will take place Saturday evening, eration awarded first prize to Mrs. rell County Chamber of Commerce, as many reservations being made. Boatenreiter, the conductress, and sec- selected by the board of directors, is PURITY .icine is no stranger — it has stood the Last evening the dinner guests of ond to Mrs, Stewart, the officer Martha. composed of three well known citi- test for years. the Ponce de Leon apartment gave the Mrs. Ashby was presented -with a zens and successful business men, viz., first of the series oC super dansantes handsome hand-made Cluny scarf and J M. Clifton, H. A. Petty and W. J. It there are any complications: yon being planned foir the spring season. centerpiece, the gift of the chapter. Mathis, of this city. Comfortable and do not understand write to Lydia E. The guests assembled after dinner in Many visitors were present and all en- roninrodious quarters for the new sec- guarantees that an absolutely the ballroom on the mezzanine floor joyed a social hour. retary, T. M. Morgan, have been pro- Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential) of .the aTiartment house, where an or- vided, and he will occupy a suite of Ljan,Hass. Vonrletterwillbeopened, chestra presenter! a program of dance rooms on the second floor of the fthrec- read and answered by a woman and music. The guests included the resi- For Miss Ham. story Bpannon building, on corner 01 pure chewing gum is inside* held in strict confidence. dents of the Ponce de Leon and their Mr. and Mrs. C. I). Gorman Jr. enter- Lee "street and Court place, Here. friends The occasion was the initia- tained about twenty-five guests at an tive one of many bright ones, and there informal dancing party last night at was a \arge and enthusiastic attend- their home on West Fifteenth street, D. G. JONES HAS JOINED ance. in honor of Miss Ham, of Jackson, who CARLTON SHOE COMPANY is the guest of Mrs. Paul Baker. It guarantees real juice of real mint leaves. Joint Meeting of Clubs. D. G. Jones, popular and well known .Fall of nutrition , The Third Ward Civic clu>b has in- in business circles, has formed a con- vited the South Side Improvement club Mrs. Ridley's Luncheon. nection with the Carltoii Shoe and It guarantees pure, firm, springy chicle. It to a joint meeting at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Robert Ridley, Jr., entertained Clothing company, being in the cloth- 1 *. H", Floyd, 79 Augusta avenue, Fri- at a pretty luncheon yesterday at her Ing department. His friends will be day night at 8 o'clock. There will be 'home in Decatur, in honor of Mrs. W. interested in the change he has made. guarantees delicious benefits with the purity a discussion of neighborhood matters. G. Rauch, of Louisville. Ky., who is Kennesaw the guest of Mrs. J. Bpps Brown. The home was beautifully decorated Cabaret Tea. with peach blossoms. The table, at' sealed In. which the guests were seated in the lOc Biscuit 5c dining room, had as a centerpiece, a, tall silver vase filled with jonquils. up The Fresh *Soda Cracker Encircling the large vase were four Doesn't that appeal to you for your family — this pure ..., -i. L no pi ice 01 au.ruission win DO smaller vases filled with the same 50 cents, and tickets may be bought flowers. at the door. The hours are 4 to 7 Mrs. Lute Hunnicutt, Miss Marie Rid- Send for free booklet pastime that's so easy to get and to carry? It costs less P. E. BW>CK CO.. ATXANTA oVloek. The following interesting pro- ley, Miss Nellie Hood Ridley, Mrs. B. gram will he Riven: M. Boy kin and Mrs. J. Epps Brown as- candy recipes* Violin, '"Faust Fantasy," WIenawski, sisted in entertaining. Mrs. Ridley than a cent a stick to give regular aid to teeth, breath, wore a becoming gown of sapphire crepe de chine with blouse of chiffon and Persian embroidery. appetite and digestion with it. j There were twenty guests. Mrs. Piping Hot Ridley will entertain again next week at the second \o£ a series of luncheons KAMPER quALmr she is giving. , Muffins with Velva, the greatest syrup • ^ that ever happened—that makes a meal that would tempt Chew it after every meal K Ham and Baeon Bargains K MEETINGS all creation. TODAY AND FRIDAY ! A Ferris Brand Hams, per Ib. .... 22 /zc A Silver tea and celebration of Neat Ferris Sliced Breakfast B3con, Dow's birthday, Thursday afternoon at Be sure if s clean, 3 o'clock Mrs. K. L. Keeves, JS.o. 70 M Sliced without rind, per Ib ...... : M East Ellis street, will open her home THREE POUNDS FOR $1.00. to the Atlanta Frances Willard Wom- an's Christian Tempera-nee union for pure, healthful Ferris Sliced Breakfast Bacon — *»f\ the celebration of the birthday of "the P Half or Whole Slab (6 to 7 Ibs.) per Ib P father of prohibition." This will be is more than.good in flavor. oUC followed by a silver tea, and all friends You couldn't shake a word out Busy Bee Breakfast Bacon — n rj . r and well wishers are cordially invited WRIGLEY'S. Half or Whole Slab (6 to 7 Ibs.) per Ib £., / y2C to be present by Mrs. .Reeves, who is of a dictionary that E treasurer of our union. A suitable', would describe its program has been arranged for this I fine, smooth taste. red letter day, which is observed ev- R Today and Friday Only PURE PRESERVES R ery yea-r by the unions of the United Your grocer sells it Fresh Bolted rt-f Club House Brand States. Mrs. Mary L. McLendon, pres- inredorgreencans. Peaches; Strawber- nA ident; Mrs. Jane A. Adkins, recording Corn Meal A 1 1» secretary. ( PENICK & FORD. Ltd. JL ries, Plums, Rasp- /i|C Per Peck . .** *' berries; regular 85c. ™ "** The regular monthly meeting of the \ New Orleuna Q Parent-Teacher association will be Q held at the McDonough Street school I FRESH ROE SHAD, fine, large $1 25 Thursday, March 19. at 3:30 p. m. Dr. u U Spencer R. Stone will lecture on "Ven- FRESH BUCK SHAD tilation and Respiration.." A full at- A A tendance of all the members is desired. Large Boxes 5c Salvation Regular 10c Quaker I The next meeting of the 1911 Em- Spring broidery club will.be held at the home Matches, 3 for lOc of Mrs. Albert '-ETHis, 319 East Linden BUY IT Corn Flakes, 7c | street. All members are requested to 1 be present. • ' BY THE BOX You Will Miss Some Valuable Pure Food Bargains if You Weddings tor B& cents at most dealers. Each Fail to Get This Week's List The March meeting of the Forrest Avenue Parent-Teacher .association Customers placing^ with us orders box riontains twenty 5 cent pack- will be held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the school. Miss Rosa Lowe, for social stationery may have the age*.. They stay fresh until used. C. J. Kamper Grocery Co. the secretary of the Anti-Tuberculosis assurance of correct forms, skilled Y league, will speak on the subject. "Pre- i workmanship, moderate prices, and PHONE IVY 5000. 317-325 PEACHTREE ST. venting- Tuberculosis." i prompt delivery^ Look for me spear. The executive board of the Atlanta) We ftaFe (he m«sf complete!? tquipptt Woman's club will meet Friday'morei-• p/juf in fftis part of tbe country **-gr at 10 o'clock at the club house on AMPER *«tker street. A full attendance is re- V* O IV* C£ BYRJD BUILDING quested. B IT 1C U 3 ATLANTA

ja^L--U-i^>::^iiai THE CONSTITUTION, -tffL^NTA, GA,, THURSDAY, "MABOH 19, 1914. Page Seven

Garden Upte- Only One "BEOMO QUININE" To get the genuine call for full name I*AX- GIN OWNER ARRESTED THREATENS DEATH ATIVE BROMO QLIMNE Look fop slgna ture of 13 'W GROVE Cures a Cold In One FOR BURNING GINS TO CHIEF WITNESS BULL MOOSE TICKET Day 25c SCHOOL SURVEY REPORT ASTHMA Guthrie, Okla., March IS—Edward J ' Coyle, a prominent cotton gin owner WHEN HE'S RELEASED of Perry, Okla, was arrested today Hay Fever, bronchitis, charged witn hiring William Shaffer BOOMJDJT MEETING Croup or Cough a negro, to burn two cotton gins at IS NOT YET COMPLETED Crescent City yesterday, causing a loss Gainesville, Ga., March 18—(Spe- RELIEVED INSTA-VTLY B\ THE RESINOL WILL of $40 000 He was bound over under cial )—John Frederick Downes, alias S20 000 bail his bondsman being his Will Be Made Public Prompt- Brown, was tried at a special sitting Seab Wright and Harry Still- Gouaux Remedies brother, W H Cojle, president of the of the city court this morning and U need a Biscuit Independent Cotton company Shaffer ly, as Was Case With sentenced to, serve twelve months in well Edwards Are Proposed A Uberad sample sent on appli- was arrested yesterday cation Write today Relief ab- HEAL YOUR SKIN the penitentiary for having stolen two Nourishment—fine fla- solutely guaranteed Sanitation Report. suit case and an overcoat and SKip- for Senators. 1 StopH Itehlnff Instantly, and Clear* ESTATE OF F. GOVAUX, Dept. pine his board bill at this place a few vor—purity—crispnesa Houma. La. •Vvtay IUHlghtly Eruptions. The report of the social survey ex- [ Downes was orlg nally from Missis- Aft«r a lively discussion last night —wholesomeness. All For sale at JACOBS FH\RMA CY CO S 11 stores Free sam- "No matter how long jou have been perts of the Russell Sage Foundation ' sippi but it is alleged has traveled in a meeting at the Kimball house the all over the southern states on a deatt- for 5 cents, in the ples at Main store 6-12 Marietta tortured -and disfigured by itching, on school conditions jn Atlanta has beating tour He was arrested at Bo- progressives of Fulton county unani- street mously adopted resolutions endorsing burning- raw or scaly skin humors, just not yet been made to the Atlanta ford Ga, a tew weeks ago by Sheriff moisture-proof package. chamber of commerce, under "whose Spencer just as he was about to marry the submitting of a full state progres- put a, little of that soothing antiseptic auspices and at whose invitation the a pretty young widow for some me el\e ticket, "from United States senator Reslnol Ointment on the sores and the GRAY, USE SAGE TEA insurance money that she had received survey was made to bailiff," to the voters of Georgia in Slop suffering- stops right there' Healing from the death of a former husband the elections of next summer The Robert L Foreman, chairman of the ) James Merritt, a prominent bank of- Coughing begins that \er> minute and jour skin Here's Grandmother's Recipe survey committee of the chamber of ficial in tills city was the chief wit resolutions are to be presented to the t^ts w, ell so quickly "v ou feel ashamed commerce, stated yesterday that the etate convention of the prr^ressive the cooeh In long trouble, ffic 50c and $1 00 ness against Downes at the prosecu- t^TÔiW xTBEOWa * 80S. BUM* «•*. of the monej. vou throw away on use- to Darken and Beautify members of the board of education who tion tins mornins As Mr Merritt was party, which is announced to be held about to leave the court, Downes told less tedious treatments * had said the report had been made, on May 12 Faded Hair. were entirely mistaken j him that as soon as he sot out of the Tiie names of two prominent Geor- Pvesmol is also an excellent house- 'The survey made in Atlanta by the |chalng-ans that he was going to kill gians were mentioned for the senator- STEAMSHIPS hold remedy for pimples dandruff Russell Sage Foundation" he ex- Downes requested Judge Ixroper in ships and discussed among a number of sores burn s> bruises, boils and for a Useful Map of Great Britain—FREE, That beautiful even shade of dark, plained "wa-s in three parts one on sentencing him to state that it should the progressives after the close of the Also illustrated bn>k of tours on tU« score of other uses where a soothing glossy hair can onl> be had b> brew sanitation and health, one on schools be hard labor Said he had been used regular meeting They w ere Seaborn nKSTfcrRN RAILWAY OF healing a>plicatlon is needed It con- ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur one on general conditions The report to hard labor and would not be at Wright, of Rome the prohibition lead- EN<.L%JS1> Your h tot CHENEY'S Sulphur because it darkens so natural pointed to present the resolutions in Mell R Wilkinson, president of the reference to the state ticket to the Iy and evenly that nobody can tell it chamber of commerce, also gave out a emption Clause Would Be 10 cents. LONDON PARIS BERLI\ VIENNA (has been applied You simply dampen convention in May composed of Dr V statement yesterday, correcting the H Peck D E Ryman and Alexander *CarmnnIa,Mar 25 3pm ||«tirolAnlfi April 28 EXPECTORANT a sponge or soft brush with it and impiession held by several members of "Craven Action." •Frnnconin, \pr 11 iOamm*»"lH«IIIa e P M draw thie through the hair taking one the board of education, that the report Hamilton Cures Running of the Hose, small strand at a time by moaning the •Campania,Apr 14 bpra *Companiik,Ma> 5 6pin, Cold chilly reeling s-nitflins Boro throat, on the Tfichool survey had been com- lune troubles oppressive feeling in the ch*st. ir haf disaeared and after pleted TV Washington March 18—Preliminary Try Cheney s Expectorant next ttme You The retoprt on health and sanita- THREE MEN ACCUSED tion was received and made public he skirmishing on the Panama tolls con- •Calls at Queenatown East Bound. and abundant stated but we have not yet received troversy will occupy the benate tomor- OF ROBBING A TRAIN The New JUa«rniIit*nt the report on schools ' row as the iet,ult of an effort made to- (C J day by Senator Jones, of Washington Montgomery Ala March 18 —Fed- to ha\e passed his icsolution calling eral warrants were issued here today JUNE 10, JLI.V 1, JLJLY £2, AL.GLST 26, NEW OFFICIALS NAMED upon P isident Wilson for information for Harry Marx Frank Moore md Great Britain a Largest Ship as to what foreign governments have John Williams three of the quartette The Embodiment of tuu fro red Qualitie* IN TURNER PRIMARY pi otested against toll exemption for of suspected train lobbers held by the "LUS1TAW 1A and J4A t BEXANIA , " American coastwise ships md for cor- police more than two weeks, with hav An Improt emeiit upon GontemiioraniouB Van Winkle] \shburn, Ga March 12—(Special )— respondence bet-ween the Ijnlted States ing held up an Alabama Great South The Turner county primary passed, oft « Practice in Ship Construction and foreign powers itlatmg thereto toda> as one of the quietest in the his ern passenger train and looted the safe GRAHAM CRACKERS 3I(-dlterroaenu-Adr|ntlc ber* Ice torv of this county, with the following \\ilnon Men to Oppose. of the express company neai Bibbville results Ala last December The preliminary Madeira Ulbrultar Algiers, Monaco of That suppoiteis of President Wil- hearing will be held before United A food for every day. Oeno i Naiilefa f 'atrtu> 1 rieste 2- Jum« bail- O B Jarman won over J K King inffH iiouii be*. ltlni.r trj Trucks \ for sheriff b> 207 majority R I* Tip- son s plea for repeal of the exemption btates Commissioner Elmore J M Crisp, tasty and ton was re elected judgre of the city provision of the canal act will oppose Todd, the fourth suspect is being held A11PA1H.1A Mar -S b VXOMA Apr on ar charge of carrying concealed 1L.ACO.NIA Apr Apr court E A Rodgers was elected solic- passage of the resolution w-as indicated weapons strengthening. Fresh itor ot the city court H M Moore re- lod-iy Senatoi Hoke Smith of Georgia, ceived a substantial plurality over his As soon as the warrants •were Issued baked and fresh de- For Every Business six opponents as treaaurei J O Whitu moved that the Jones resolution he r«- the habeas corpus pioceedings which was elected over Ben Cravey as com- feried to the foreign relations con had been Instituted were dismissed livered. 10 cents. Special Spring Sailing missioner of roads an** revenues 055. 4? "When arrested here March 1 two of majoriti E Y Pa was re elected the men carried large quantities of Everywhere a wagon is—there a truck should be tax. collector ov E Hardy. R nltroglycerln and safe-blowing imple- Paulk for cler of siSperior court, Yairs ments of all kinds S. b. "Laconia" bat., April 11 All business houses today are conforming to the fundamental J F Spradley for tax assessor and A Senator Briatow, of Kansas wrho -, Tones for coroner, were the unopposed opposed to repeal of toll exemption C.IBKAL.TAJK, MONACO, A \PL.E*b. FA- principle that motive power bhould carry a minimum of upkeep when and received the fu1! vote of the urgfd that the resolution be referred MADDOX USES A CUE TUAS. 1RU.STK and I IU 31 B. county to the committee on inter oceanic ca not producing <** rials of which faenitor O Gorman of ON A ROME SALESMAN êw York Is chairman Opponents of Round the World Trip*, 9474.8B and up. the lepeil of whom faenatoi O Got man t.peUa.1 throiiîi raixa to I^K>VL indm, ^11 beasts of burden require as much upkeep—that is, food, which Fifteen Freight Cars Burn. is the It ider believe that the caiiala "W S Guest, a traveling salesman of CUlua Japau .Manila, ^.autralln .New êa- Rome Ga. in a fig-lit with O .L. Mad Brunswick Qa Marcih 18—(Special) committee would give a livoiahle re la-nd huutU Africa and faoutji America, In- is fuel—v- hen resting as when working poi t on the Jones i evolution and that dox: manager of the pool room parlors dependent touro In Europe etc. tend tor Tifteen freight cars on the Atlanta booklet t-unard Tours. J?irming'ha n and A tlantk railroad the committee on foreign i elation8 at the Aragon hotel last nif^ht waa \an Winkle Trucks do more work, better and quicker than horses would pigeon hole it 1 pon this ibsue stiuck over the head by Maddox. with a ACenta lor I'EM-NSVÂK A ORIENT AL •were almost totally det,tro>ed by file billiai d cue and knocked unconscious ST4.AM NA\IO\lll>N CO trequtnt aall- or mules, and use fuel only when delivering your goods S esterday afternoon The cars were Maddox stated that the fight started ines for India. China Japan Aus ralla P & on a sidetrack just out of the city when he refused to mdor«e a check for O (,rutaet» NOKYVtOiAN FJOKJDS, etc Juno limits of Brunswick and although the 13 and 20 July 17 Aueuat 7 Itineraries Don t be wasteful in your delivery system another year You can by Guest Guests wounds were given it fire department responded to the alarm teritjon by bouse physicians Case& now ready and rendered what assistance it could, some of the senators because some N«w \ork Office J4 State Street, or L*w buy Van Winkle Trucks on the same terms that you buy any other might vote in favor of a request for were docketed againyt the two men eal Acrent* In your own cltr. the fire was beyond the reach of a more information who would not vote and they will be tried at 2 30 o clock Bay biscuit baked by business necessity water connection and consequently the against i epcal on the final roll call this afternoon before Judge Broyles department -was of but little assistance \o Attempt at Delay. NATIONAL Senatoi O Gorman will return to WESTINGHOUSE LEFT BISCUIT Amis Quits Independents. ESTATE OF $35,000,000 Van Winkle Nashville Tenn March 18—Jonas T COMPANY Amis, ehairma-n of the state indepen- 1 dent democratic executive committee committee to tike up at once the Pittaburg Pa Maich 18—The will ROGEKS B.ToY, AGENT resigned today as a result of the action peal bill introduced by faenator O of George Vv estinghouse who died list Always look For that name FOB ALL LINKS of the committee Monday in indorsing week, was filed here for probate to day No estimate of the value of the UNION DEPOT TICKET OFFICE., Motor Truck Co. the administration of Governor B - / estate is made, but it is said to be Hooper republican He says the ac- PHO N E_M A1N_&I 3* tion of the committee was intended to about $35 000 000 Atlanta, Ga,, Office, 1130 Candler prematurely commit the independent Margaret E "W "Westinghouse tho democrats of the state to the candi- can a meeting 01 trie commin-ee m «*u- widow js given two thirds of all the dacy of Hooper for a third term, aim- vance of action on the repeal In the capital stock of the Westinghouse Air ing thereby to forestall all efforts to house Spring company, of which he was harmonize the democratic factions owner, and one third of such stock to his son Certain personal office and household employees are given a year s salary and a bequest of $50 000 Two Ways Oar Bntlre Wheat Loaf Is the Best Health Bread Made. There are two ways to erect a building—the good A THREE-DAY SPECIAL ON WOULD FALL Baked I Try Jt Every Day | You Will Be Pleased. way and the poor way HANNEMAKN'S BAKERY. Ivy 7073 64 N. Forsytb St. There are two \va>s to do most things—but usually BYJfDFULS only one of them is the right way To be sure of the right way have \ our architect stipulate CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY Mot! GARDEN TOOLS Scalp Covered with Dandruff. Itch- DEBATERS ARE CHOSEN the w elfare of their children should never be without a box of Mother Gray s Sweet E. G. WILUNGHAM'S SONS ing so Intense Could Not Sleep. BY EMORY AND HENRY Powders for Children for use throughout tha season They Break up Colds Relieve CuticuraSoap and Ointment Com- FeverJshnesa Constipation Toothing Dla Lumbei, Inttnor Trim and Mill Work orders Headache and. Stomach Troubles pleteiyCured. NowHasLongHaiiv Used by Mothers for 24 years THCSB POWDER3 MJVER FAIL Sold by all Drug Stores 25c Don t accept any substitute BOTH PHONES P O Box 40. Clinton La.—' I had tha Sample mailed FREE Address Allen S malaria fever and lost all my hair My head speakers Affirmative Roy I* Os Olmsted Le Roy N Y borne and T H Kandill neg~attvw •would itch me terribly and the scalp would ( laud C Quillan and James W Bain be covered with dandruff Ifc looked pre- The iff irrmitivc spt akers ^ ill debate dBely like corn meal and could be seen it Emorv while the. negati-ve speakers will debate at Emory collegre at Ox- plainly The Itching waa so Intense I couldn 4 ford Oa sleep at night I would scratch until my This debate is a tuang-ular o«ne be head was sore all over and my hair would tw cen Wotfoid College fc>pai tinbui g fall by bandfula S C Fmory college Oxford da and For special sale today, Friday and Saturday r-jinorv and Hem v Ijmorj Va The "I used . and different question is Resolved lhat the system only of this week, we have selected seven of our •nampooa and tonics without effect About of (hi e< t l^ffi si it ion known is the V^ one month later I bought a cake of Cuticura initiative and i efeiendum should be most popular and useful garden tools. These are i flop ted fecneially bj the beveral Soap and then sent and bought a box of st a t Ptt; cut prices on goods that are absolutely seasonable Cuticura Ointment I used the Cuticura Soap with warm water and gave any hair a and absolutely of first quality. No damaged or good shampoo and used a light application, SCHOLARS ON A STRIKE shopworn goods in the lot. of the Cuticura Ointment Belief was al- ARE ALL REINSTATED most Instantaneous I used three boxes of Cuticura Ointment and the Cuticura Soap Regular Special Sa\annah Ga March IS—One hun- to complete my cure I now have a full dred students of the Sa^ umah lilgrh Price. Price. head of long 'hair " (Signed) Mrs Laura school who i\ ent on strike >esterday A Greene June 14 1913 because classes w ere not suspended evading Fork . . 75c 59c foi the *^t Patrick s clay parade were In selecting a toilet soap why cot procure i einstited todax without punishment One-prong Garden Hoe . . 25c 17c one possessing delicate emollient properties I eaders told Principal B F Pickett sufficient to allay minor irritations remo\a thei had been lured fi 0111 the school Southern Queen Riveted Hoe . . 50c 39c redness and roughness prevent pore-clog- re cms b\ strains of The Wearing of the Grej-n He no epted their evplan Riveted Weeding Hoe 25c 17c ging soften and soothe sensitive conditions ttion as satisfartoj-v and promote akin and scalp health generally"* 12 tine Malleable Rake 35c 20c Such a soap combined with the puresf of 4-tine Potato Digger 50c 39c saponaceous ingredients and most fragrant MRS. WOODROW WILSON and refreshing of flower odors la Cuticura Long Handle Shovel $1.00 60c Soap Cuticura Soap 2Sc and Cuticura RECOVERING FROM FALL" WHEELBARROW AND FIVE TOOLS for $4.75 Ointment SOc are sold by dealers throughout -*i the world Liberal sample of each mailed free with 32-p Skin Book Address post- For the convenience of those who need a com- card " Cuticura Dept T.Boston." B?-Men whovhave and ahampoo with Cu- plete set of garden tools we have made up a complete ticura Soap will find It best for skin and acalp. assortment, with a wheelbarrow, at a special price. One Wheelbarrow, sells for . . $2.50 Chicago Court for Boys. Willingness to Oblige LAVILLE Chicago March 18 —Chicago b bo> s / One Spading Fork, sells for .75 court, said to be the first tribunal of ts kind in the worM was opened to One Southern Queen Garden ds betwetn 17 and *1 >ears of age Its object is to keep the boys One 14-tine Steel Rake, sells for .75 f i om contact with mature criminals * service from those who supply its telephone needs. aTid to gi\ e their cases aj mpatheUc One 4-tine Potato Digger, sells onsideration 1 for 50 Inflammatory Rheumatism soon relieved by There is something more to a telephone service than mere- usiti£ the Liquor, and persistent nse of the One Long Handle Shovel, sells Pills prevents recarnnjt attacks. Pamphlets Eight Moonshine Cases. ly placing at the disposal of the public adequate telephone for 1.00 giving: foil information Bent free. night moonshine cases were disposed E. FQU6EB* ft CO., Inc^ SO Btrtunin St. Hew York f in the United States court yesterday Judge Newman presiding Two pleas equipment. i of guilt> were entered and two con- Tota\regular price $6.00 1 nctions were brought in by the juries hearing the evidence, while there were Courtesy, willingness to oblige and patience, under trying HOW LONG does it take, four acquittals The longest sentence Imposed b> the judge was one month conditions on the part of telephone employes, promote REMEIVi 3ER, TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATUR- to get to your office from] In the Fulton county jail and fine DAY ONLY. where you now live ? of one hundred dollars friendly feeling and are' essential to the best kind of tele- (PE ACHTBEE HEIGHTS Shot Officer; Bound Over. phone service. iLOTS are only 20 minutes For shooting Policeman. "W A Me- Kinnev about two months ago when j from Five Points and are 300 the officer attempted to arrest him KING HARDWARE GO, | to 500 feet deep and coveredCharles Oh ver, a negro was bound over to the superior court under a. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE I with shade, and increasing ?5 000 bond by Judge Broyles Wednes- AGENTS FOR FAIRBANKS' SCALES dav afternoon for assault with intent . 53PEACHTREE in value every time the sun to murder AND TELEGRAPH "COMPANY sets. Prices low and terms A-K SALVE A Easy. Unexcelled for Eczema. Page Eight THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.; THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1914.

RANGE IN COT TON OPTIONS. Rxnrr In !««• Vnrt CoHnn. Range In New Orleans Cotton. VERY ACTIVE; ATLANTA QUOTATIONS TRADING IN STOCKS VIENNA SEARCHING OLD CROP SHORTS ' 1 i ILaatl 1 Prev. Last Prev. lOpenlHlehl Lrf>nr! Snl«! Clon«. 1 CIoR0. lOnenrHlElif Low Sale Close. C1040. Mar. 12.54 12.69 12.54 12.65 12^65-66 12.54-55 Mar- 12.60 1Z.TO 12.57 12.70 12.73-75 12.50-60 VEGETABLES. April 12 15-20 April 12.73-75 12.59-61 Nearly h'alf the TMspulation of Vienna Firm. . , Eighth. Weak. and vicinity is engaged in a thrilling D. S.'ref. 2s. reciatered Florida, crate *[email protected] search for the baby s'rl of Frank do. coupon ...... Hi eh. Lion POTATOES, red bu«h*i ,...»i.oo Bragg:, supposed to have bcrii kid- Xew YorK. March IS.—The featur U, S. 3f>, registered Arn.alsama.ted Copper 75% Ta'i bushel New York, JMarcJi IS.—Asi.de from a naped yesterday afternoon from her in the cotton market today was, th do'. 3s, coupon .. .« Amer. Agricultural", j?. f>6 Va p renewed activity of olo'% sui-prise. £>espite free profit taking CUCUMBERS ,...$4.00 made to carrv further the rise of yes- requisitionod and trains held up and •lay's closing figTJres. General busines American Tel. and Tel. cv. js, bid . Amer. Cotton Oil. . 45 ' 44ii by holders, the market closed steady "LETTUCE, drum ...... »2-25§5-52 I terday, but the movement was short- searched. . waa probajfalv restricted by a. poor wir American Tobacco 6s. hid Amer. Ice Securities 31% 31 31}i at an advance of 7-8 to l -35 U PEPPER, G-baabet crate .. . 1-16 decline to l-S@l-4 gain; oats fm- --•—"*«3 " ing and stocks declined slowly, sagging than five minutes, but her child hnfl discourased, in some rdeasure, by un AtchiMon sen. 4s ., .. - *- . Smelt, and Re- »* 1 ished ]-S@l--l to 1-2 up and provisions OKRA, crate, tender ' fining SWEET POTATOES, bushel __. in some -instances under yesterday's disappeared and has not y.et been favorable advices from the steel trad do. cv. 4u (I960), bid ...... - iOîf ! varying- from 5 loss to a rise of a close. Trading wa., a diili throughout or predictions of labor difficulties in do. cv. 5a ...... lOî CAULIFLOWER, drum [email protected] 0 found. Various stories arc tol«I. but Atlanti« Coaat Line lat 4« . . 101* 101',:- 101 201 I shade. ENGLISH PEJAS' i the day. New England mill circles this sum er. Tel. - Tel. li:3 323 ills : Broad activity, as well as strength, j Kuropean selling, which has "been a i no 'df finite clew has bcon obtained. mer. Moderate reactions were follow Baltimore and Ohio 4s, bid 93 T4 STRAWBERRIES do. 3U,s • 91 '4 American Tobacco 249'i ''•1914 2495 249'i ; made the corn pit most of the day the i depressing influence for some time I The little tot. half dressed :ind not cd by prompt rallies, however, and the Brooklyn Transit cv. 4s 91% Anaconda Alin. Co. 35ft, ! center- of interest. Reports from Mis- POVI/r&Y AND EGGS. j paat, was suspended today. London quite 2 years old. has been 4 racked - market closed firm at a net gain o£ 5 Central of Georgia 5s, bid . . . - Atchlson $"' I souri markets told of the largest cash Hens, live, pound did little in this marKet, but Us trans- over a mile from her home ulonsr the to 13 points. f ,, Central Leather 6a . . - - do. pfd. .".'. . ". ;,";.. loovi | gaJes of the season and there was also Friers,, pound i actions were on the buying side. Oa- •road, over field?, across a Trce-k a IT! Cables frpm Liverpool did not fully Chesapeake and Ohio 4 %s. bid , - 9414 Atlantic Coast I.ine 1-1'- a noticeable improvement here in the Ducks, apiec • nadian Pacific showed strength on for- to a pond. O-reat excitement prevails. - meet vesterday's American decline and do. conv. 4 i^s 83% Baltimore, &. Ohio . S9»i thlehem Steel . . 44 >* eastern demand". Scanty receipts eign buying. the local market opened steady at un Chicago and Alton S^&s. bid .;.... Chicago were accompanied by advices j Coppers rose, for a time on favor- changed prices to an advance of 2 Cht.. B. and Q. joint 4s Brooklyn Rapid Trn. 9J*i Canadian J'aHfic. . L'07 ',* 206% i that an increase was unlikely, country | able trade reports. The metal market TO HOLD FOUNDERS' DAY points. Some of yesterday's late sell- do. gen. 4s .' .. Central Leather . . r,4^, **?4. O-T* j roads, as a rule, having broken up. GROCERIES. ers appeared to be buying, whue. ther< Chi.. Mil. and St. P. cv. 4^8 .. -• . .101 1 (Corrected by Oglesby Grocery Company, > again advanced in London and domes- DE-eer**? i-»r*i* *-v*r w r^r .. 37% Chesapeake A- Ohio i.1'£ n24a 5C . } Moreover, rains in Argentina provoked tin producers were said to be ma'king BESSIE TIFT COLLEGE was renewed demand for May an< Chi., R. i. and Pac. R. R. col. 4s .. Chi. Great Western M ^» 11 Va I again the dread of a wet harvest. Live- Axle Grease—Diamond. »1.75; No.r 1 Mica, sales at 14 l-2c with an increased de- July from forei&n sources, which was do. ref. 4s Chi.. Milwaukee and J5.25; No. 2 Mica, $4.25. Col. and South, ref. and ex.t. 4H» -• j 1y covering by shorts in corn toO-K Cheese—Alderney, 21 Vi. | mand. Hep-orts from the steel trade attributed to a further reduction in Delairarp ami Hudson cv. 4u .. St. .Paul 99 9S3» 0»% j piai~e and included Uie surrender of Red Rock Uinger Ale—Quarts. $9; pints. were conflicting. The volume of new Forsyth, Ga.. March IS.—' Special. I — the lines of straddling Khorts. The Denver and Rio Grande reC. 5s . . Chi.. & North West- -Ai- i sj j some of the chief speculators on the JIG. Red Rock syrup, $1.50 per gallon. business \va-s described as sho\ving no The annual celebration of Founders' market mec some rea Uxiii£ as price: ern •>*a* -J-M/ i ôar side. Bulls were rampant be- Candy—Sticlt, &%; mixed, S%; chocolates. Distillers' 5s. bid Colo. Fuel & Iron . 33 VB 1 improvement. United States fcstecl was day will be observed at Eesaie Ti ft worked higher ana after .active old Erie prior Hen 4n, bid 1 ITÎ* is? *! i caxi.se of much greater advances at 12c. x>ne of the'heaviest' of the leading crop months had shown a . net gam Consolidated Gas . 13* : Salt—100-1 b. bags. 53c; Ice cream. 50e; collefi-u on April 2 It will be a great do. j-en, 4s, bid -'orn Products . . . J l % it' » 11=2 i Kansas City and Omaha than here. stocks. , clay iif the history of the Institution. of from 11 to 15 points, there were re do. cv. 4s. scries "B" Delaware &. Hudson 149 Va 14SH 149 On thy other hand. Boston sent word Granocrysta, 80c: No. 3 barrels, $3.36. George F. • Ba.er's rcsigrnation from actions of 4 to 5 points from the best Hnoia Central 1st ref. 4a. bid .. J^' 11% t that the higher prices were attract- Arm and Hammer 3oda, $3.06 keff aoda, 1 nvitation« have been sent to all th« enver &. Rio Grande .... 2c; Royal Baking- Powder. 1-lb.. 54.80: "- the Lehigh'Valley board gave an open- At no time, hc^wever, was the sellms Iriterborouph-Met. 4 ^s do. pfd 21 :u'4 | jng Argentina corn and that several ing, to traders, who hammered the alumnae, and it is expected that a aggr'essive and closing prices were Inter. Merc Marine 4^s. bid Distillers' Securities 18"-« iSVa is*i ; cargoes had been bought there today |«V'lb., |&.00 Horsford'e. »4.50: Good Li la-rg-e number wiJl br present. Japan 4>£s, bid 7 Succei $1,80--—-*-•»--; Rough- felder- . -JL80- . stock several weeks ago. L,ehigh VaJ- wita-in a point or two of ttie top on Erie 2»ifc 38% "^ '. to arrive. ^ ' —Beans—Lima, 7 % c; navy, »2.66. ley "was forced down nearly 3 points ' At 10 o'clock in the m-ormns th« continued, covering and local support naaa City Southern ref. 5B .. do. 1st pfd 44'3 14'-a j wheat traders thinned out to attend pro.cpssion will form on the campus. ke Shore deb. 4s ClflSl) Ink—Per crate, ?1.30. from Its h igih p rice. Colorado and There was »ome selling of March do. 2nd pfd. . . .** .*2 ! the more exciting scenes in the corn Jelly—30-lb. paila. J1.36; I-oa., *2.7t. Southern first preferred bro.ke 5 points There will be the presentation- of pen- against purchases of July during the Louisville and Noah. Un. 4s Genera! l-Jlectrle . -147 ^ Spaghetti—$1.90. ' nants to Dr. Jackson and the board Mo.. Kan. and Texas 1st 4a Great Northern pfd. 127'4 i— i??i' f crowd. It was. therefore, difficult to on the announcement that the April afternoon, and the Maroh premium bring about any good action in wheat- Leather—Diamond oak. 48c. dividend on the nrst and second pre- of trustees by the presidents of th» was reduced to abouit 57 points over do. gen. 4Hs, ofd. real Northern Ore futures. May was relatively firmer. Pepper—Grain. lEc; ground, 1 Se. classe-H. the facu-lty and the alurnnoe. Missouri Pacific 4s Ccrfta Flour—Elegant, J7.00; Diamond. J6.15; ferred isaues would be passed. Un- May, but bcrt* Marcai and the new crop Missouri Pacific conv. SB Illinois Central . certainty as to the outcome oC efforts After thie the song contest will bs months wre relatively quiet during the National Rys. of Mexico 4 Vis. bid Iriterborou£h-Met. to reorganize Rock Island resulted in held by the c&asses. At the concbu- entire day. , : N. T. Central gen. S^s, bid .. .. renewed p-ressure on Ihcê securities. si on of these exercises all will march, Some local authorities estimate tha,; do. deb. 4s. bid Inter. Harvester The collateral fours and debentures into chapel, where the speaker of th« there is still an interest of from oO.OOO N. T.. N. H. and Hart. cv. 3 %a. bid litter. -Marine pfd arid snow in the southwest and west. _ ._ .iid Compound—Cottoienc, $7.75; fives lost more than 2 points each. The occasion. Rev. C. "W". Durd«n. D. D., oi to 7&,000 'bales outstanding for March Norfolk and Western 1st con. 4e. bid national Paper 9^3 9 '-3 Oats reflected the gains in corn. It Snowdrift, coses, 56.25; Flake White, 8%; Tifton, G-a.. will deliver aji address on f Cnternatlonal Pump collaterals fe-.ll to 37 3-S, setting a new delivery, although, very little cotton do. cv. 4s -was eaid. too, that the acreage of the Leaf, 12% baais. IOTV record, as did the preferred stock the subject, "Woman's Nenr Pliuce In is now arriving here from the souxn Northern Paclflc 4s i. City Southern 25% L'o Vi country, as a. whole, would be smaller Rice—5lie to ,Sc; grlta, $2.16. the Progress of the World." • • do. Ss 67% ;lede Gas Sour Gherkins—Per crate, $1.80; kega. at 6 3-8. In the afternoon the stud«it» will for contract purposes? May led Che Valley . . .147Xi 1*4% than a year ago. J6.50@£.00; sweet mixed. Icegs, f 12.50; Weakness of Rook Island bonds and advance selling: some 20 to J,' POW? Oregon Short Line rfdff. 4s .. '.. .. Provisions lost an 'early advance. engage in athletic sports. In the «ren- Penn. cv, 3^,s (19l6> 98% Louis. & Nashville 138 138 olix-es, 90c to ?4.50 per dozen. Miesoolri Pacific and'-Kansas and Texas inpr the Mercer Glee cluto will grlve &a above July. Private cables . attributed o. con. 4s. bid Minn., St. P. and S'lt Realizing by holders more than offset Extracts—10 Souders, 90c per dozen; ~oc issues affected the general bond mar- the steadiness of Liverpool to free Reading gen. 4s . . Ste. Marie the influence of diminished slaughter- Souders. $2 per dozen. ket, which wa-s easv. Total sales, $2 - entertainment in the college audito- continental buying of the new- crop St. Louis and San Fran. fg. 4s .. .751, Mo., Kan. & Texas 17 ^ ing at the principal centers. Sugrar—Granulated. 4 %c; light brown, iiOO.OOO. United States bonds unchanged rium. All friends of th« college ar« do. gen. as .. 48% .uri Pacific . . 24% 4 H c; dark brow n, 4c; domino, 3 % c. on call.. cordially invited to attend the exer- Spot cotton steady; middling up- St. Louia S*western con. 4s, bid . . .. 72 National Biscuit . .186'* Chicago Quotations. cises of the day. lands. 13.25; middling guiS, 13.50; saels, Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s . . 77% National Lead t'l Rail'ys oC Mex. nojie. Southern Paclflc col, 4a, bid .. .. . 9114 i Article*. Open. High. Low ATLANTA LIVE STOCK OIARKBT. do. cv. 4s . . * . 87 y. co, 2nd pEd. ... 11 30% WHEAT— (By W, H. White, Jr., of the White Pro- COTTON SHOWS INCREASE do. R. It. 1st ref. 4a . 92 New York Central . 91^4 91 Vs I May -- ' " vision Company.) Eastman Installs Machinery. Southern Railway Ss .105'fr y., Ont. and West- , July . . . 88% Good to choice steers, 1,000 to 1.200 EXPORTS IN FEBRUARY Eastman, Ga., March is.—(Special.)— COTTON MARKETS. :rn 27 i September 88% pounds, $6.50 to $7.00. do. gen. 4s .1 .. .. . 74% Vorfolfc & "Western .loa^s 103 CORN— During the past few weeks Th« E*Bt- Jnion Pacific 4s . 97 U Good steers. 800 ' to 1,000 pounds, , J6.25 man Times-Journal, of which, C. XL, do. cv. 4s . . 90% »vorth American May . . . 69'i to $6.76. Washington, March IS.—Febr jary's ex.- itianta. March 18.—Cotton ateaciy; mid' Northern Pacific . . 11- Vs July. . . 68% Methvln Ifl editor, and Tho Dodgr* . do. 1st arid ref., 4s, bid . 93% Medium to good steera. 700 to ISO pounds. ports of cotton showed an increa we ol $13.- County Journal, Eastman's new ptat>*r, dims. 13S. y U. S. Rubber Ga'. , .102% Pacific Mail September $5.50 to $6.25. 000,000 over February 1913 an i offset a Pennsylvania .110 VI ( OATS— which began publication In Decamfeer'. U. 3. Steel 2nd 5s .10234 'May . . . Good to choice beef cows, 300 to 900 i $10.000,000 decrease in exports of bread- Macon—Steady; middling. 13. Virginia-Carolina Chemical 5s, bid . 67% People's Gas 39% •undn, $5.50 to $6.00. I stuffs, a 12.000,000. decrease ' meat and 1913, and which is published "by tlh»' "Wabash, lat and ext. 4s ,. Pitts.. C., C. and St. July . . . Medium to good cows, 708 to 800 pounds, | dairy products and $1.000,000 decrease Progressive Music company, of which - 66% Louis September 37% 38 O. A. Gentry is editor, have Jnet in- Athens—Steady; middlins. 13 Western Md. 4s, bid .- Pittsbure Coal . . . , PORK.— 55.0. 0 t_o_ ?B.oO, . cotton s< 'd' oil" , according to _tatist. ! ued iVestlnghouse Electric cv. 5s . . fressed Steel Car . 13 V£ I May . '. . 21.75 21.62 Good to choice helfera, 750 to 850 pounds, toda'"y by the department of icommerce. stalled new machinery of the latest Fort Movement. Wisconsin Central 4s, bid Pullman Pa,hice Car 15- 15- 151', I July . . . 21.77 21.67 $5.25 to 56.00. . Total expocts of domestic breadstuffa, type. .lalvcston—Steady; rnlddllnE, li%; net Reading. . . -16&% 163% 164',i 164 '-3 I LARD— Medium to good heifers, 65fl to 750 pounds, f food animal me - d• dairy products receipts. 5.721. S">26.927, an in- Steel ...... I July. . .. ase of $232.143 coaat«ise. IjO. Money and Exchange. do. pfd RIBS— good Quality beet ca.ttle. Inferior grades . February,, 1015 For i May . . . and dairy types selling lower.' Ihe eight months ending with February, ex- ew York, March 18.—Call money steady ock Island Co. . . ports of these articles amounted to $816,- Now Orleans—Steady; middllnE. IS; net at 1%@2; ruling: rate, 2; closing. 1%@2. do. pfrt July . . . Bonds vs. Real Estate 5 ! Tinje loans steady; 60 days. 2%®3; 90 St. Louis and San Medium to common steers, If fat", 800 to ^92,136, an Increase of $43,931,377 over Feb- 900 pounds, $5.25 to $6.25. ruary, 1913. Cotton exports Increased ssSf."-»i%'«; ssa. " ^s*BrViSt days, 3; nix months, 3*6. Francisco. 2nd pfd. B«ceipta in Chicago. more than $60,000,'QOO for the eight-month 5,500; coasLwise, 500. u Mercantile paper, 45»4«,. âboard AJr Line Mixed to common cows, it fat, 700 to 800 Mortgages pounds, $4.60 to J6.26. . period t cotton decreased $13,000.000. 1 net r Sterling exchange strong; sixty days. do. pfd Articles. Today. Tomorrovr. Mobile—Steady; iniddiinB. i- "^- , , ?" .8450; demand. 4.8660. SI oss-Sheffield Steel "Wheat, ears . . ?4 SI Mixed' common, 53.25 to $4.25. The equity above the v-alu* of & Good butcher bulls, $4.00 to $4.50. inorlgatre is rart-ly over 100 p&r cent ceiotB "67- Kri>ss, 2«7: aa!es._ 17B; stock, Commercial bills. SI.83%. :d Iron .".... 31 1j Corn, cars >. . SOS 1 04 "I S69' exp'orta to continent. o.6^J; coast- Bar silver. 5S. Southern Pacific - - 9."". Oats, cars . . 12T. 77 COMMISSIONER PRICE and usually no.t more than. 70 per cent. wi'ae. MS; to Japan. 4.100. Mexican dollars, 45«4. Southern Railway . 25 Hogs, head . . 30,000 22,000 Prime 160 to 200 pounds, JJ3.76 to It is easy to yeloct BONDS whero Government bonds steady; railroad bonds do. pfd 84 $8.90, the margin of safety is 1,000 per cent asy. Tennessee Copper . :!» ! Primary Receipts. Good butcher ho gB, 140 to 160 po unds, SPEAKS AT FRANKLIN or more. receo!oa » e. Texas & Pacific - - 15 ! Vi'heat — Receipts 390.000, against 621.000 ?S.60 to 5S.75. Good bunds may he Instantly con- Jl"os! ciporw to continent, 2S6; coastwise, 5 taBL year. Shipments 367,000. against 456,- Good butcher pigs, 100 to 140 pounds. Franklin, Ga., March 18.—(Spaoial.) — verted into cash—wihich is far from 6S2. ___ .Foreign Finances. do. pfd.' 000 last year. $8.50 to $8.tiO. Hon. J. O. Price, commissioner of airri- beiiifv true of the beat real estate mort- ,jiited States Realty 61 ; Corn — Receipts 721.000. against 805,000 Light pigs. 80 to 100 poida,, $8.00 .t o SS.60.. , culture. , addressed the citizens of Heard Charleston—Steady; middline. 12 ii: net IS. — Consols Tor money United States Rubber til! last year. Shipments C 39. 000, agrainst 523,- Heavy and rough hofs, 200 to SOO pounds, gapre. receipts, 296; ross. 296; aales, none, stock. 74%. Bar silver steady 000 lust year- county during the noon recess of court Bond values arc not usually depend- E 3% : for' ace United States Steel $7.75 to $8.75. ! yesterday. He was introduced by Hon J3.570; exports coastwise, J-6- .t 21> % d. Money ^L'tg'^^' rg-' ^ *&.. Short bills 2 '/i ; . Il 11 e quotat 1 ent upon local t-on d it ions—real esbat* hree months 2% @3a3-16 3-16. 'tah Copper . . . mast and peanut-fattened, Oliver Moore, and his speech made f val ur-« n oar 1 y al w«tys are. WilniinEton—Steady; middling. I'-iVa: "?t Paris. March IS.—Thre< per cent rentes. a.-Carolina Che* Grain. ider. fine impression upon the large crowt Bondholders as a class have a. mort- receipts 45?? gross. 4f,9; sales, none; stock. i francs 9- H centimes. cal Cattle receipts continue light. Assortment [assembled to hear him. sra^'e on the ,ind UK trial life of th* IV,079: escorts coastwi'se, 200. Berlin, March 18.—Exchange TVabash .... 8. — Cash Grain: Wheat. mixed and uneven in weight and quality. world. .T-et times bp sôod or bad, they i marks 43 pfennigs for check) do. pfd. No. i! hard. 82^; Xo. -J Several loads of fed steers In yards during- arn the last and least to suffer. "ortolk— Steady; middlinE, " ••„„:•",„;£• estern Mar>Iand ,; No. ^ spring:. 94 & the week. Market about steady in most Revival at Monroe. We offer public ut il ity bonds bear- ^. - •asoe. while the better grades have aold a 1 Treasury Statement. Elec. •Monroe, Ga., March IS.—C Special.)— ing fi per cent inl or cat in denomfna - " ;hade hiffher in some instances. Dr. W. TV. Pickard. of Savannah, one of tlons of 51 On, $500 and 51,000. For Washington, March IS.—The conditio nf t Wheeling and Hog receipts liffht. Market continues -in, I Krie .... the ablest Baptist preachers in Goor- cash or mnnthly T»avments. he United States treasury at too b 0 fil. strong a,n<\ active. gia, has just closed a verv successful \\' r i tc f i > r i n f orn i H t i u n. Baltimore Nominal; middling. 13? net ; Brino Copper . . Ing of business today was: X. H. & II. meeting at the Monroe Baptist church ro4fptL none; Rros«. ^.500; sales. none; Net balance In general fund S!»4.47.>,S ThnMi'hy. s;:.ij:.^f i.-sn. stock. 3,437; expurla to conlinent. 3,l«»- Total receipts yesterday J 2,621.027. Ray Cons. Ci PROVISION MARKET. The work of Dr. Pickard and the vas- I Total sates Cr>r ter. Dr. X>, W. Key. was of a higrhlv BROWN & CO. Total paymenta yesterday ?^. 96 9,47 7. St. Ijoiii^'Mnn-h '38.—Ca.sh. Wlit-at. Xo. 2 (Corret-ted by White Provision Co.) The deficit this fiscal year is $24.389.544, . nnn roil. 91 '/> 5f flfi ''??.-. N"o. - hard. !M '^ (. Cornfield, ham, 10 to 12 average .. ..18 uplifting and inspiring nature and the 1007 Caiuller Biiildins'. e5?r?iT?^: Wa^'î-rioS: painst a surplus o£ S3.220,604 last year, ex- < Stocks recording sales ofi 10,000 '' o r n, X o. -. C. 3; No. 2 white. 7 K Cornfield ham, 12 to 14 average .... IS church was greatly revived, with sev- Co r respond en ts. Bc>'er & Co., nT New U lusive of Panama canal and public debt J shares \v*>re: Cornfield .skinned hams, 16 to 18 aver., 18% eral new members added. York. 13.fi65. lactiono. , • j Amalgamated Copper IK.900 iJats. N'o. 1.'. 39',z(0)4(>: No. 2 \vhile. 43. Cornfield picnic hams, 6 to 3 average. 13% J Reading - 20 700 I St. i.ouis. March 18.—Close: Wheat, May, I Cornfield B. Bacon 24 Philadelphia^-Steady; middlinff, 13.50; 23.SOO ' 91'k ; July. SS. stack. S.397; exports to continent, 343. \ United States Steel I Cornfield sliced bacon, 1-lb. boxea, 12 Comparative Port Receipts. Corn. May, 70% ; July, 70 % (ft 70^4- 1 to case . - . 3-30 Oats. May. 3P%; July. 3!l%.' Grocers'1 bacon t, wide and narrow. . . . 18 11 25 Polliywine were net receipts o£ cotton at • Ivansaa City. March IS.—Cash: Wheat, New York.—Steady; J?™*^. "^^' no"' Cornfield fresh pork sausage, link or he ports on "Wednesday, March IS. compared. ' Mining Stocks. No. ^ h^rd. 861,3(8(90; No. 2 red. 90@91, bulk. i:5-lb. buckets 13% with those on the corresponding day last - Corn, No. - i nixed. 63@70; No- 2 white, ! Cornfield Frankforts, 10-Ib. cartons.. 14 HUBBARO BROS. & CO., Cotton Merchants stun. March 13.—Closing min 71. coastwise. ' 1.55*0. . ' 1914. 1913. and Arizona. 67 %; Oreene Cornfield Bologna. 2»-lb. boxes .. ..12 1 Oats. No. 2 white. 40%®41; No. 2 mixed, Cornfield Jjuncheon ham, 25-lb. boxes. 14% HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK Total receipts Wedndaday at 'all ports, alveston .. . . 5,7-1 3,914 North Butte, "S ^,. 40. • Orleans, 4.9S4 I Cor.n£leld smoked link sausage, i:5-lb, Members New X*ork Cotton • J^xcUantfe. New Orleans Cotton Bxchang*. nC 5 . 6,8fi'» Kansas City. March IS.—Wheat, May, 86% ! box .. i 11 Conlolfd ited/£oar days, at all port., net. rfobile. .. . 2*57 Cornfield Prankforts In pickle, kits... . 2.00' Kew York Produce Bxchan&e; usociat* members Liverpool Cotton Asso- avannah .. ciation. Orders solicited for th* purchase and sale of cotton and cotton 7 ? Corn', "May, S9%": July. 70^. i Cornfield pure iard, tierce basis .. 12 *Tot il since September' 1 at all ports, net, harloston . . London Stock Market. Ke\v York. March 1 S.—Wheat, soot firm: 'Country style lard, 60-lb. tins .. M«d oil for .future delivery. Bpeclai attention and liberal terms flv«n for Vilmlngton . Ijondon. March 18.—The stock market 2 hard winter, $1.61%. c.J.f. Country style lard, tierce basis ., . . consignments of epot cotton for delivery Correspondence Invited. •folk .. . opened generally depressed. Brazilians, were No. 2 red. Sl.04^4. elevat< !StlC Ko. 1 | li. g. extra ribs ? S v York . . lower owing: to fairly free realizing. Closed orthern Duluth. SI.03 ^2, f.o.b. afloat, open- D. a. bellies, mediun verase 7 5^f °to Fr^nc°" 10*607;° continent, 11,056; Joaton . . Irregular and easy. Copper shares were ___o navig-aticm_, : No. 1 northern Manitoba. 10 Japan, 4,605. J_ 'ensacola . . (rood features under the lead of Rio TintoB. Jl.03%- . f.o.b- - . afloat~ ' . Future" : firm, closing •acJflc coast American securitiea opened quiet and .' - - ' " higher; "May, $1.01%; July, FT.ODK, GRAIN AND FEKD. | Interior Movement. fraction lower. IJght covering: rallied the 97% ; Septembe "" Flour Sacked, i'er Barrel — Victory tin Totals- .. . yellow, 73%, towel bags}, £t>.:!5 ; Victory (.our finest pat- leaders during the first hour and later the Corn, spot ent), 56.10; Quality (in towel bags), $6.25; - whole list improved on New Vork buying. c.i.f. to arrive. Quality (our finest patent), $6.10; Gloria ' Sales 1.044; stock. 154.963. laterioir Movement. Closed steady, a fraction below the best. Oats,, ppot, fir tandard white, 4B@46'/ (aelf -rising), $5.90; White Lily (aelf-rla- : v,. 1914- 1913. No 45V ncy clipped white, 46 ing), $5.60; Swans Down (highest patent), ' Houston 6,180 4.146 . Member* NCTV York. Cotton Exchange from its orffaaizatio ugrueta .. .. , 264 849 Baltimnre. March IS. — Wheat firmer; spot. S5.7&; Purllan( (hlgbest patent), $o.60; 904 3,122 Naval Stores. Paragon (highest patent), $5.60 ; Home Members New York Coffee Exchange. Lemphla. . . No. - red, Sl.OOii ; spot, Xo. i; re1 d western, Queen (highest patent). $6.60; White Cloud ._ Louis . 193 390 Savannah. Ga., March 18.—Turpentine firm $100»-i; March, No. 2 red, Sl.OO ^. (high patent). ?5. 40; White Daisy (hleh Member? Chicago Board of Trade. Incinnatl . 1,034 320 at 46- sales, 269; receipts, ISO; shipments, Corn firmer; spot contract, 6SU; March, patent),, ?5.40. : Ocean Spray (patent), J5.10. ; ,ittle Rock ; 822 326 607- atocka, 12720. Rosin firm: salow, R83; 68*. Southern Star (patent), JB.10; Sun Ris We colicit orders in Cotton, Coffee, Graia and Provisions, receipts, 1,325: shipments, 465; stocks. 115.- Oats firm; standard white, 44%$)45 No. 3 (patent), $5.10; Sun Beam (patent), $5.10; Total* .. 7.900 8,653 690 A and B, tS-95; C and D, 33,97%; B, white, 44%. I Tftnp. Cotton (patent). 94.9Q; Tulip tlour , -» Toirfu— rroil: middiin». 12%: S4.00: F, 54.05; G, ?4.07^; H. 54.10; I and K. Cincinnati. March 18. — Corn firm; No. 3 i tsiraiT^fi, ht), 14.40. , ^ '"1'11" Receipts Thursday. $412%- M, $4.60; N, 55-50; window Blase. white, 6SM5@69- , Meal, Sacked, Per Buah*I —Meal , plain, t Galveston, 6,500 to 7,600, Hf&lnet 2,000 last 55.85; water white, J6.20. Oats easy. No. S mixed, 41%@42. -pound Backs, 8Bc; 48-pound Backs, ,»0c: i ear. Wilmington. N. C.. March 18.—Spirits ^4-pound âcks, 92c. . New Orleans, 2,700 to 8,500, against 3,295 turpentine steady at 46; receipts, 8 caska. Grain, Sacked. Per Bushel —Com , choice ' JAY, BOND & COMPANY e; £5 ast year. Rosin steady at »3.70; receipts. 3 barrels. Liverpool Grain. Red Cob, »4c; No. 2 white. 92e; yellow, 90c. -3,«8S. Tar flrtn at $2.00; receipts, 2 barrels, Urucla Liverpool. March. IS,—Wheat, spot dull; Oats, fancy white clipped, 57c; No. 2 white COTTON MERCHANTS, turpentine firm at 52.25, $3.50 antl S3.50; re- Xo. 1' red western winter 7s 4\~,cL; No. 1 clipped, &6c; fancy white, B4c; mixed, 52c- iddling. 12*; net John F. Black & Co. ceipts; 1 barrel. Manitoba 7s 3d; • No. 2, 7s 3d. Futures mlll oata. 49c. Members: New 1 ork Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchanga al P New TorlC, March 18.—The May shorts (steady: March 7s 2%d; May 7s 2%d; July Seeds, Per Bushel—Amber cane seed, Associate Members Liverpool Cotton Association ' * _iowed their nervousness again today and t 7a 2%d. $1.70; orange cane seed, $1.75; Hurt oats. ;ay advanced 14 points, while July was up C'»rn, ppot steady; American mixed sixes, C6c; Texas Rust Proof oats, 64c; seed 56 BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK ) and new orop months 6. The fact that i 8d; La Plata futures firm; March 4s ll?id; wheat, Tennessee Blue Stem, $1.40; Georgia July 4s Slid. seed rye, $1.20; Tennessee barley. $1.00. IB big people wh.o are short of May does i New York. March 11*.—Lead quiet at Hay, Etc.—No. 1 alfalfa hay, .Jl.BO- Orders solicited for purchase or sale of cotton for future delivery. Liberal ]t change the condition In the least. They ! $3 95@4 06; London, £19, 17s, 6d. Timothy choice, largre bale*. $1.30; Timothy advances made on spot cotton for delivery. - Correspondence invited. __ust brine their cotton at an enormous loss I Spelter steady at I5.£5@5,36; London, £31, Movement of Grain. I No. 1. small bal«c, 91.21; larg-e light clover r cfrver in the open market. That la, ali ! mixed hay. $1.20; Mo. 1 light clover mixed here la to It. That Is why the market ia 1 Copper flrm; electrolytic, $14.50; Lake, Liverpool Cotton. rm. The close today waa flrm. { rrlieat.' 4S.OOO; corn, 29,000; oats+ , 61,000ai nnft . i hay, $1.20; heavy clover mixed hay $116-: ; Sl'5.00; casting, $14.2B. ,ts, 61,000. 8traWi 65c; cotton seed meal. Harper. *?9«0 nrtl March. IS- — Spot cotton easier; Liverpool Is due to come 2 to S points up. ! Tin flrm; spot, ?38.25@"S.a!>; June, $38.55 nents: Flour, 17,000; wheat, 66,000- cotton seed meal, Cremo seed. S27 00- cot- AUDIT Ino. Coftee broke 11 to 13 points and ia going i 31,00; oata, 98,000. i ton seed hulls, sacked, $12.50. ' , ower. Tne big routing interests continue ; ^VrnV-iteadv and unchan~ed. ) Chicken Feed. Per Cwt.—Aunt JP»t«y MARION R. MILES, President o sell May. ^hieh they will deliver. j JTo^don copper easy? aput, 64£, Rice. (Mash, 100-lb. sacks. *2.25; Farina PlJ- I __ ~ r ,__._ ! futures. £64, 18s, 9d. [ eon Feed, 100-lb. sacks. JS^BO; Purina ' to 2 pointa Prev. Cotton Seed OlL I..Tin easy; spot, £174, 6d; futures, £176. New Orleans, March IS.—There is no Chowder, 12-pkff. bales, J2.50: Purina t Phone Ivy 56S3 Atlanta Opv)f0j4.:T)0; Japan 1.50 ©3.00; clean Hon- , tales. $2.SO; Purina Scratch. IflO-lb. sacks March 6 63 î tS.66'3 6-66 Mch.-Apr ' Kvering ot shorts, buying of July for long' j Spelter nominal at $5.16. dur:iM 4 ',i ®6: .Tupan ^ "i- @S%. Rice polish, $2.10: Victory Scratch, 100rib. sacks, S210- .6.60 ccount 'and professional support. Tenders i nf»i- ion. $1^1.00^1^3.00; bran, per ton. $14 00 , Victory Scratch, 50-lb. sacks, $2.16; OyBter Apr.-May - - •• fi.S"' e.fio 6.59^ May-June .. ere around la.&OO barrels. Final prices !; Receipts: Clean 2.725. Sales: 2.18..-^4^ Shell, 100-lb, sacks, 70e; No. 1 Chicken June-July - - • • 6.54 Hi 6-64 •ere unchanged on March and 2 to 4 clean Honduras at '' 1,17~2 Wheat, per bu., $1.36; No. 2 Chicken Wheat Juty-AUEv .. .. 6^47 ti.50 6.49ii igher on the balance. The market closed ' Live Stock. ! pockets Japan at 1% @3],&. per bu., 51-25; Beef Scrape, 100-lb. sacks . U..MW. 6.40^ 6.3414 eadv; spot [email protected]* Futures ranged aa t j J3.25; Be«f Scraps, 50-lb. sacks, J3.50; Char- Sept.-Oct. .,. .- . 6.^4^ 6.^6^ 6.'-'5 ollows:' Chicago. March IS-—Hogs—Receipts 26.- coal, BQ-lb. sacks, per cwt., $2.00. Oct--Nov...... 6.16 6-18 «-16% Open. 3^0; strong-ons; bulk of sales $£.65<&X.7o$$.65<&X.7o; lighHfiht Dry Goods. Ground Feed, Per Cwt.—AraB Horse '€.10 6.13 6.11 March S3. 55 ©S. SO; mixed 58. 50 @ 8. 80; heavy JB.30 Feed, $1.75; Klnff Corn Horse Feed, ©8.45- pi&s [email protected]!l). u York, March 18.—Cotton jôods were bec.'-Jan pr!l . today with more steadiness shown in J1.G6; Victory Horse Feed, $1.65; A. Cattle — Receipts III, 000; be^t trongr, oth- B. C. Feed, $1.60; Fat Mak*r Horse and Jan.-Feb cenerally steady; b eves ' 57. 00 4j' 9.55; : 1 ines of gray cloths.* vV'orsted yarns teers [email protected] slockers S0.00@ firm and steady; cotton yarns easier, Mule Feed, $1.30; Mllko Dairy'Feed, $1.60; uly ..-....•.. So'[email protected]; calves i In fair demand, embroideries Sucrene Dairy Feed, $1.60; Alfalfa Maal. Hubbard Bro*. & Co. Ufiust '•'- 7^67@7.'fifl . nU' heifers | dull. 100-lb. sacks, $1.50; Beet Pulp, 100-lb, sacka, eptember 7.69ig>7.62 S6.00©9.00. $1 65. VPW York Md.rcli 18.—As the Liverpool 'ctober [email protected] I Sheep — Rccfiptw 22.000; steady; I Shorts, Bran and Mill Feed—Shorts White, .-sew i«"., .A.(thout any great pressure i $4.75@6.:i5: yearlinsa [email protected]; Sales 11.700. r I 100-lb. sacka, $1.86; Shorts Fancy, 76-lb. Can You Afford This? Memphis. March IS.—Cotton seed prod- I native, $ti.7r>(?/)7.7. >. I PIKE COUNTY HOLDS wacks. $1.80; Shorts N. TV., 76-lb. sack*. cts. prime basis: Oil «.20; meal $2550® ! Kansas City. March IS. — Hoes— ps i ! 7 800- steady to strong;; bulk SS.40<6(8.67 '-j ; | $1.70;- Shorts, Brown,, 100-lb-. . sackss, $1.7.8; 7.00; Ilnters 2^, <&>$%., J Georgia Feed, 75 lb. sacks. $1.66; Germ Meal t heavy $8.fiOr&-S.(J 7 ,a . ptn-kcrp itnri butchers i ' VERY QUIET PRIMARY Homco. 100-lb. sacksr , $1.65;' Germ Meal, 7fi- i $8.50"@S.>i5; lig"l ?S.35rti)8.^^; pSg^ $7.50ig) Ib. cotton sacks, $1.70; Bra n, 100-Jb. sacks, \OR less than 10 cents a week Petroleum, Hides, Leather. • S.10. Zebulon, Ga.. March 18.— (Special.)— $1.56; Bran. 75-lb. sacks, 51.66. market to the other proceeds each day Cattle- — Receipts «,60t>, including 100 j TIin nomination for county offices Of j Salt—Salt Brick (Med.). per case, 54.85: you can rent a Box in our Steel ^ It can be done to advantage. In the -Xew Tork, March IS. — Petroleum steads- southerns; steady to strong; prime T«d | present stagnation of enterprise the cotton Hides oaey , Bogota, 31 @ 32 ; Central •Steers £8.60 ©9.00; dressed l)-:ef steers S7.TiO Pike county was held today with the j Salt Brick ; cows $5.25 @5. 90 ; stockera and Lard 10.65. feeders $3.50 @ 6.50. John F. Howard defeated G. D. Beck- Coffee. allow bonds, mortgages, stock cer- St. Louis, March 18. — HORS — Receipts 12,- ham for county treasurer; J. "W. Press- Kibs 10.62 V&@ 11.37 f&, s an ley, fncunrbent, defeated S. D. L,lfaey, New York, March 181—After opening New Orleans Cotton. Cincinnati; March 18. — Lard firm 500; 6c lowrer; plB <* lighta 57.00 ig! 8.80; steady, unchanged to 2 higher on reports tificates, contracts or insurance poli- New Orleans. March IS.—Cotton, had a mixed and butchers 53. 65 @S. SO; good heavy R. 1ST. McLendon, J. T. Tyus, "W. J. Car- of smaller receipts and steadier cost and firm undertone today and closed at the [email protected]. ter and J. T. Vaughan for tax receiver; freight situation, coffee today turned easy cies to remain in your desk or at your tdKfcest. a gîn of 9 to 15 points. At no Cattle — Receipts 2.000. includine 59 Tes- W. A. Whatley. incumbent, defeated under renewed liquidation. . foreign selling, Country Produce. ans; lOc to lac higher; native beef steers A. G. Whittle and J. B. Smith for .coro- time were offerings .plentiful and shorts $7.5Q@!>.£5: cows ami heifers $-1.25 ©.8.65 • easier French cables and rttmorn that Bra- home. The loss of any one of these were better buyers than sellers. Chicaeo, March IS.—Butter lower cream- stocker.s $5.00 @ 7.50; Texas and Indian ner, and W. J. Barrett, incumbent, de- zil was selling here through trade Interests. Gossip of the market put the bulk of the steers $p-73 SnfG.ô; L-OWS and heifers $4.«0@ feated R. \V. Hale and J. T. Ballard There seemed few buyers and the close was would cost you more than $5.00 bovine of the day to the account of Strong Eggs unchanged; receipts, 16.B95. 6.00: native calves ?S.OOiS?9.:'iO. for county commissioner. steady 10 to 13 net lower. Sales 57,000. buvcrs on tlie bull sUle. Bullish, comment Cheese irregular; daisies. 1S @ 1S H - t\v Ins Sheep — Receipt.s 2.000; steady; native ' O. R. Gw'ynn and H. L*. Green were Spot quiet; Rio No. 7, 8^,; Santos No. 4, worth of trouble and anxiety. Why \\ as ch(pf ly concerning the tixient of the 7?i @1S; Americas, IS ©1514 : long horns U %. short interest and the lateness of the new S@18U- muttons $5.75@t!,00; lanib-s $7.00® 7. 90. r elected members of the democratic 5tiId dull; Cordova 12^@16^, nominal. crop in the earliest .sections • of the belt. Potatoes unchanged; receipts; T3 cars. Louisville. March 13. — Cattle — Receipts | committee of the Zebulon district. Havre % franc higher. Hamburg *£ @1 not come in today and let us desig- Continued lack -of rains in Tejtas' also at- The election was a very quiet one. pfennig higher. Rio 76 lower at 4$900. tracted attention. :, steady at $4,; Santos spots 50 higher; foura 6*500: aevens nate you a Box? Around the opening, ana Tor some time eceipts, 12.100; -creamery eitraH, 24iA@-5- Slieep — Receipts. 85; steady; lambs 4J800. after, the bullish aland of the Uverpool rats, 23@24, ' • down; sheep 4c down. Brazilian receipts 17,000. market was the main influence. Against Cheese firm; receipts. 1.200. Knocked Down by Train. The Santos cable reported 4m unchanged; shis the beara pointed-out that the tone of KEEK firmer* unchanged; receipts, 14 900 Gainesville, Oa., llarch 18.—(Spe- futures unchanged to 25 higher. Atlanta National Bank foreign trade accounts wag not favorable. • Pressed poultry irregular; fresh killed cial.)—'Gordon Owens, a white man re- Futures In New York ranged as follows: Spot cotton steady. 1-16 up; sales on. the estem chickens, 16©24: fowls, 14@18Xi,- Groceries. Open. Cloae. wpot 975 bales; to^ arrive 750: good ordinary urkeys, 15@2o.. siding in. the lower section of Gaines- January 9.14 bid 9.0209.0- 4 .$2,000,000.00 30 11-16; strict good ordinary 11 3-16.; low St. Louis, March IS.—Poultry steady, un- TV Vork, March IS.—Flour steady ville, was knocked down by a Gaines- February .. Capital and Surplus middlins: l-'3-lt>: strict low, middling 12%; Louis. March IS.—F!our dull. ville Midland train yesterday, and re- March .. .. [email protected] 8.4508.47 middling -1": mricl middling 13 7-16; pood Buttcr lower; creamery, £7'*. ceived serious injuries, his left hip April - - 8.506)8.47 Resources, over . . $10,000,000.00 middling: 1313-16: strict wood middling- 14: fc'gps steady, unchanged. being dislocated and severa'l other May !". 8^65 bid receipts 5,SCO- stock ::r t,lMO. Kansas City. March IS.—But Lcr, crcam- bruits about the body. It is said that June . . [email protected] •y. ".>: tir;-ts. 2;:: seconds, 2^: pack Sugar and Molasses, Owens was walkUi^r along- near the .Tuly . . . . S.8i bid Linseed. Kffgs. firsts. 17 Ii; seconds. 17. ec*mber..

iNEWSPA'PERf SiEWSPAPES.1 THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1914. Page Nine INDEX TO WANT Edited By PERRY AND HANLON A OVERTISEMENTS Sports . Col. Jackson, Lajoie & Co. Here Today DICK JEM/SON Auction Sain 10 7 ARE WORKING SIEADY Automobiles . 10 S - ', B»rter and Exchange .... 1O 7 Welters Getting in Shape for;™"' ™»»««» » _ -_ - - . Board and Rooms . 11 1 CHARLES THOMAS "Pepper George" and His Hook Slide JAY GOULD Bout at Georgia Athletic ; uuii>c*« opportunities . . IO 4 Club Tuesday. Bnstnesa and Mail Order : Directory . ,* _ 10 Oreaanmfcims *nd Sewing. . 10 HEADS THE CUBS The Crackers' reccnit outfielder, snapped Jim Perry and Eddie Hanlon. At- Educational jo t by The Constitution's staff photographer ATCOUpNNIS lanta's two favorites in the welter- For Sale—Hist-ellaneona . . IO just after he had slid into third base with j weight division, will settle their su- For Sale—Uw Stock . . . IO his famous hook slide. Klrcher stole 74 i premacy in a local ring next Tuesday For Rent—Apartments. . . 11 Secretary Under Murphy Is bases with Norfolk, in the Virginia Defeats George Cavey, the For R«-nt—Desk Space ... li league, last season. Kireher's pepper is They have been matched to box the For Rent*-—Ganyees £ Barns 11 Named President Under British Professional Title- • ten-round main bout at the Georgia For Rent—Houses n earning him a place in the hearts of local Athleticlc ub on James und Cone streets, For Rent—Offices . . . . ^ 11 Tgft Administration — To fandom. Kircher has been hitting the The support of local boxing fans will For Rent-—Rooms . . . . v. 11 ball hard in practice. Holder, Seven Sets to One. be equally divided in. this bout, as each For Rent—Housekeeping boy naa his select following: of sup- Rooms 11 Retain O'Day as Manager, j Champion Plays 5 Gapties. porters. Th.e outcome is hard to flgur*. A For Rent—Hotels 11 young, willing, hard-hitting, inexperi- For Rvut—Stores 11 Chi cago, March 18.—Charles H. enced mixer, against an experienced For Rent—Tj pewriters. . . IO Philadelphia, March 18.—Jay Gould. iboxer, is the outlook. Which do you Thomas today was elected president of I American amateur court tennis cham- H«lp Wanted-—Hale . . . 1O the Chicago National league baseball , pion, won the open professional cham- Help AVan resulted in who ever lived, according to experts outfielders has shown 'i tiomas being made a stockholder, a who viewed the mt day and he dispJayed even, 'better oruat third baseman, has jumped^ the Professional Cards . . . IO stockholder and buMiitba associate of head work. His fore play was error- it-earn. ,i.. Taft, was made serrtitai y. Railroad Schedules . . . IO less. He played ground strokes wrth Keal Estate for Sale . . i U t, richmj-isU^, ot Cincinnati, a few misses anid -seldom drove into the H.a» >o Plans. ? ne-t. Real Estate for Sale or Kx- Thomas declared Ite 2utd no plans for The English c-hampion, experts say, chanere 11 the governing of tht, club and no am- ip roved he is a great player mechani- Seed & Pet Stock IO biXiori befaides "bt injjing some more cally, with few weaknesses in physical ATLANTA'S STRIDES Situations A\ anted—Male . . IO pennants to Chicago." He said he 'play. Instead of being ma-ster of his Situations Wanted—Female. IO •would retain Henry O'JDay as manager. own play, however, he was forced to The reorganization followed a con- victory marks the V\ anted—It oo mm ate .... 11 sentative of the Connery-Spiegel syn- GEQRGE KIRCHER. first time an a^ma-leur ever ihas beaten FROM DAY TO DAY Wanted—Apartments ... 11 dicate. The syndicate raised its otfer a professional count tennis player for Wanted-—-Board-Hoom» ... 10 of 5750,000 for the controlling inteiest a title. It also mea-n't the second in the club, feut Mr. Taft declined it as world's champ-ionshiip brought to this Wanted—Miscellaneous . . 10 not being- hig-h enough. Beliet that The M, C. Kiser agency has sold the Wanted—Money . 1O country from Great Britain by racquet Flanders apartments on West Peach- they wouLd have to make extensive im- clubmen wltihin a year, Jock Soutar Wanted—Real Estate .... 11 provements, in the Cubs* plants, it was tree street, " Marietta street parcel EXHIBITION GAMES having" won the racquet *-<'-le from being taken part payment. The Wanted—Teachers 10 said, kept the bidders from again rais- Cleveland Naps Here Today; Charles Williams, of London, last ing the price offered. valuation of both parcels is withheld Mr. Taft and Mr Murphy are re- in the announcement of the deal. Covey had no e&cuse to make. "I The Riser agency sold the Flanders PERSONAL. ported to be principal owners or the CrameH Today. was beaten by Tje-tter man," he said. land on which the Cubs play. t apartment for R. J. Griffin to L. C. Play Crackers Three Games; Cleveland in Atlanta. "I think Mr. Gould is th« greatest Durham and Mr. Griffin took m part BEAUTY, BEAUTY, BEAUTY Johnson .Caused. Changes. Browns in Nashville. tennis player the world lias seen." payment the northwest corner of Ma- - PROBLEMS solved free of cnaree. If beau- The change in the organization of Louisville in Birmingham. Hon. Neville Lytton, who employs etta and Hampton streets. ty combination outfits, \ou should learn the club was the result, it ib generally Newark v. Doves, in Macon. Covey as a professional, added to this wha.t tola ad holds la siore for jou Write The Flanders apartment bulldimg is and send >our problems to us at cnce. Write reported of a demand made by President Stars With the Visiting Club Jersey City v. Trinity, at Durham. praise, saying". "I do not think there located at No. 95-9 West Peachtree 1 to Beauty Kxpert. i . O. Boi ll:;?, Atlanta, Johnson, of the American league, that has ever been or ever will be a greater street, between Grant place and Alex- some one besides Murphy be put at the Cnbi» 8, A thirties 8. court tennis player than Mr. Gould." ander street. It consists of a three- head o£ the Chicago club. Johnson con-- Jacksonville, Pla.. March 8.—The The new champion declined to com- story building_ . containing- - - * twelve FL.Y SCKJEENS, PRICE & THOMAS. The Crackers had two strenuous ed by the Cleveland management. "Why 1 i'ltiCU & THOMAS. tended that some of Murphy's unpopu- Philadelphia American leag,ue team and ment on his victory. apartments on a lot fronting j7 leet workouts, morning and afternoon. they will not be here is not given. the Chicago National league cluh play- FLY tjCKKiiAti, .PtUCK As THOMAS. lar moves were dangerous to bigamzed Ray Chapman, the team's regular with a depth of 200 feet. FLY SCKîi.N'S. *>H1CK & THOMAS. baseball with the Pedeial league Wednesday, and it was a tired bunch ed nine innings here today without The Marietta street parcel fronts 100 PLY SCREENS PHiCJ-i Ai THOMAS. shortstop, broke his leg sliding into result, tb/e score being- 8 to 8. The threatening destructive war, and de- of athletes that piled jnto the hay third base during practice at Athens, BORDENTOWN WINS feet on Mariett-- ' •' a wit"h a depth of 200orfice_d.nd fctilesrt Pryor..Ivy 4203. manded of President Tener and the g>ame was called at the end of the on Hampton street, The improve- \\~HY 1—, leet rmrt you wlien they —... National league that a change be made. last nig-ht. and haa been sent home. He will ninth inning on account ot darkness. ments are insignificant. Today they will resume their ex- be out of the game for three weeks. THE RIFLE TROPHY be immediately relieved by a vlt.lt to Th.« Trouble between Johnson and Mur- Wiyckoff, pitching for Philadelphia, New Apartment House. A, Clayion Co., manicuring, chiropodist phy dates from the world's series of hibition games, the Cleveland Naps Terry Turner, the veteran third weakened in the eigihth inning and 1 • hairuressine parlors, 3fa W Whitehall 19u7 between I>etroit and the Cubb AI. coming Here lor games Thursday, Fri- baseman of the cluib, is still at Hot Chicago scored six, runs Philadelphia Washington, Ma-rch 18. —. Nine Waiter Brothers company, whole- ;et. Children, a hair treated. 1 Springs boiling out. Terry is getting •was tne i esult of a ticket scalping day and Saturday. The battles will registered three runs in the ninth, straight victories recorded by the Bor- sale grocers, have just purchased from MAT13RK1TY SANITARIUM—Private; re^" scandal Some of the officials ol the ' statt at 3 o'clock. The admission fee in shape for a strenuous campaign. which tied the score. Philadelphia d en town, N. J., Military institute, in Jake T. Moore the corner lot on Ponce fined, home-like; limited number oC pa- -West Side club, of which Thomas was | will be 2j cents, Chief Attraction*. used four pitchers and Chicago the rifle match series between the mil- de Leon and Lakeview avenues and tients cared for. Homes provided lor in- then secretary, were directly accused With the Naps aie players who are Score by innings R. H, E. itary schools of the country, -won- the are now having plans drawn for the fants. Infants for adoption. Mrs. M. T. Dy Johnson of'having ma.de the scaJp- i some of the biggest drawing cards in From a local standpoint, there wilJ Chicago 000 000 260—8 11 7 National trophy for that institution for erection of a three-story apartment Mitchell. 2S Windaor f.treec. baseball, and local fandom is certain to be three chief attractions with the Philadelphia. . - .010 031 003—8 7 0 the second consecutive year, according house on this site,. COMPOUND OXi'GKN—ilaae dally for Because of this trouble, some of the be out in force to welcome the visitors Naplanders, Joe Jackson, Nap Lajoie Batteries: Humphries, Pierce and to official announcement today by the Walke—-"• -r «—.«---Brothers. company's plans catarrh, deafness, dlfaeaoes of nose and American league leaders, it was re- "here. and Doc Johnston. Breanahan; Bender, Bush, Pennook, National Rifle Association of America. are to have two modern storerooms throat and earb. This IB the season to bo Jackson and Johnston played ball in fronting on Ponce de Leon avenue in cured. Special reduced rates. Dr. George poited tonight, rnight oppose the ap- The Naps arrive here this morning at Wyokoff and Sevang- Second honors -went to the New York B_i-g_yyn. dlS-l! Austell building. pointmp'it of Thomas, though whether " o'clock from Athens, Ga., where this league with the Pelicans and were Military academy. The Northwestern connectTon with the apartments ana then opposition will have any •"fr'»- they have been in training, and will be even then considered great ball play- Houston 5. Yanfcs 3. Military academy and Naval academy the building when completed will cost BE UP TO DATE. Use Sanozone disinfec- ent e U a mby Manager big Frenchman, has been an attraction hitters In the ninth. Johns, Manlius, N. Y., 911; Kemper, Wooleri Mills, 75 Peachtree street. Joe £. Birmingham, Trainer Hitte and everywhere he has played for the past Score: R. H. E Boonville, Mo., 925, v. Culver, Ind., 912, A number of inquiries having been Secretary BLackwood. Four newspaper twenty years. One of the most grace- Houston <5 7 3 Harvard, Los Angeles, 896, v. Miami, received for storeroom and apart- MRS. ZAHN'S delicious -home-made Ancel March 18 — especial.) men are sending all the news from the ful fielders that ever cavorted between New Yorfe 3 6 2 Germantown, Ohio, 904; St. Johns acad- ments in this vicinity. Walker Broth- Food and BUTTER cakes for sale at E. emy, Wisconsin, 932. Hitchcock, San ers company anticipate no trouble in H. Cone's and ^.orrls &. Thonlas' every Sat- arrangements fur the pleasure t front baci? to the Cleveland fans. first and second and one of the game s Batteries. Ray. Ware and S. Allen, .,____. and uiutit day i=elebiation in Waycross The newspaper men with the team greatest hitters, he is always a card. Kitchens; Caldwell, McHale and Re>> - Ralael, CaL, 916. leasing their entire building soon as ' e made today. and completed. SMOKE EE-M Tobacco for~~catarrh, bro'rT- tuniotiOA* . -.- ,^ _ ,are K P. KcVwards, of The Plain Deal- Gene Paujet, first baseman with Mo- nolds. chltia, aathma, and colds. lOc bags. Your Cor bhe big eventb ,e , _-_ Tom Terrell, , of The Leader; Fred bile last season; Nick Cullop, twirler. Opening of Pasco druegiBt or EE -M C c^,Ât|anta. Ga. _ bchetUiled for th . (TurbeyviUe, of The Pre,ss, and H. T. Mc- Jack L-elivelt and Jack Knight will need Doves 2O, Peaches 3. Vv-iatoi Beach'has tested his biplane BAN PUT ON CIGARETTES Saturday, March 21, will inaugurate FREE — Our 1914 magazine cataioeu~e7"Jcst Daniel, af The News. The last named no introduction to local fandom. They Macon, Ga,, March 18.—The Boston the opening sale of another new sub- out. Phone or w rite for it. Charles D. and Jinds it in perfect order. The is a, southern boy. He wa,s sporting have played here before. National league team today defeated Barker. Circulation. 19-21 Peters. M. 4623-J. nights will be made from a large tract BY HIGH-SCHOOL LEAGUE division. editor of The Memphis News-Scimitar Trainer Hitte, with the Naps, is the Maoon South Atlantic league club, This property consists of 100 acres, MATERNITY eases recetve in a convenient location, and the road and New Orleans Item. He went from known here by reputation by reason or 20 to 3. John J. Evers, formerly of «aplta.l Thomas ville. Ga,, March 18.— (Spe- which has been platted into 300 lots, and home-lilt 0 quarters. •sident phy- i aces which will be hold during the the last named paper to Cleveland. his training of the Army f ooUball teams. the Chicago Nationals, >llayin a,: g the average size being 50x200. Pasco slcian. P. O. Box 780. morning, will end at the aviation field. The ball players in the party aru as Many former Army men living in At- second base for Boston. Eot h or cial.)—The rule adopted by the man- Heights is the name of this new sub- The indications ai e that several follows: the errors registered against his team. agement of the High School Baseball MATERNAL, HOME—Motherly caro, pri- lanta know Hitte personally. league, recently erganized a,mon& sev- division, which is situated a short dis- vate, full information. Addn p. 6. thousand out-of-town people will be Outfielders-—Jackson, Graney, "Wood. The Crackers will probably use their Score: H. H tance beyond Decatur and within 125 470. feoi here Cor the day. and merchants an- eral of the towns ot this section of the Leibold, Lelivelt Birmingham. same batting order against the Naps, Boston 20 16 feet of the Stone Mountain car line. WE make ticipate a record business. Everything (Macon ...... -. state, that no player will be allowed twitchea from combings. $1 uo I nfi elders—Johnston, Lajoie, Olson, •two pitchers appearing in action lor on a team who smokes cigarettes, uses W P. Cole is going to open the sale each. 70 ^ Feachtree st, Mrs. Allie Gal- but the ball âme is being paid for by Paulet, Itmgjit, Hartfordt Dunlap. the first time. Batteries- Meikle, Perdue and Whal- of these lots upon the /easy payment laher. Call 196G-J. the b.ibiness men of Waycross and will ing; Hassell, 7*>inmer and Veach. rofane language or has any bad 1 Catchers—O'Neill, Carisch, Bassler, The batting orders of the two teams abits. is being- generally commended plan of $1 dowji and 50 cents a week, MORPH1NE- WHISKEY toat nothing . , BiUlnga. E without interest or taxes. By special arrangement the local will probably be as follows: and it is expected to result in giving O Box 7SO. Pitchers—-Blandingr. Mitchell, Cullop, junior baseball league that will be Other Realty Sales. FLY SCREENS "repaired by Pri. t*>ain of the Georgia State league will Steen. Bowman/ Collamor*, Kahler, CLEVELAND. „ ATLANTA. Amei ^£a., March 18.— (Special) icfi & Thornac. pliLj an exhibition game in the after- Leibold, cf. ... McConnell 3ta. ch^rand Scouts who are training clean and high-toned in every respect. 62 N. Pryor. Phone Ivy 420i Hag-erman, James. Tne The league is composed of members of The Charles P. Cover Realty com- iioo'u with the world champion team Olson, 3b * . Sehwmd, ss , through Mr. Glover, has sold for M. J, HOAR—China deoorntin of Philadelphia. Manager Connie Players Hfot Here. Jackson, rf ... Welchonce. cf. "Babies" tomorrow in Albany. The the high schools of Tifton. Thomas- Hamilton Douglas to "William Huru nd sold at 224 Whitehall street Mack -will accompany the team. Several players will not appear here Lajoie. 2b Long:, li. 'Scouts will be taken to Albany through \ille, Moultrie, Quitman, Sparks and FItllyer the St. Bride apartments, at with the Naps for various reasons. Johnston. Ib .Flanagan-, ~ , rf. the country in automobiles by Americus Valdosta. No. 52 East Cam street, -being a three- Fred ,Kalkenberg, the lanky twirler, Dunlap. ss Eible, fans Brenton, last year with New Or- s,tory apartment building on a lot 55x f whose comeback last season was one of Oraney, If ...... Lynch. . leans "Pelicans." and Hall, who starred 100. for 549,000 The place brings an the features of the American league O'Neill, c ...... Munch,, c. in the Appalachian league, will pitch. FEDERAL SCHEDULE annual rental of $6,000. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS i eeason, haa jumped to the Federals. Carisch, c...... Dunn, c. Albany will play return grame in Amerj- The Burdett Realty company has Sealed proposals addressed to the under- [ V'ean and Dave Gregg, pitchers, are Steen, p ...... Efird, p. Cus on Friday. MEETING MONDAY sold for D. W. Meadow to a client No. signed win be received at the office of the not on the list of the twirlers announc- Cullop, p ...... Lawrence, p. 230 Washington street, a nine-room City Comptroller until S p. m.. Friday, April residence on a lot 71x179, at the corner 3, 1904, for furnishing materla), Tor the seat- Baltimore 4. Pkilllen 3. Chicago, March IS.—Every club in In the street and sewer dep3 -tjiusnt and Greensboro, NT C, March IS —The the Federal league is expected to have of Clarke street, for $20,000. The pur- doing the following- work for thv year 1914 Baltimore Orioles won their second chaser will convert the building into a a representative at the meeting of the family apartment house. Furnishintr and setting Granite and Con- BILLIARDS. WOMEN'S TENNIS. victory of the training- season over the schedule committee in Baltimore next ete Curbing. A new five-room bungalow in East- Furnishing and laying- Tile and Cemont Philadelphia Nationals . homestead which has been subdivided Furnishing Vitrlned Pipe > Gardner, of New York, suffei ed his Augusta, Ga., March 18 — Eroo-kl\ n into seventy residence lots. Furnishing and laying OuLLering1. y fust loss lit the national amateur bil- the tiiials today. In the êmi-fina.ls. today defeated the Augusta South At- SEVENTY-NINE BASEBALL Constructing- Ormond street Sewer -Tom of the t-ingles. Mis. C. N. Beard, Chi- Crew street to Pryor street ' liard championship tournament tonight CtLgo, forniei western champion, de- lantic league team. 38 to 6. Batteries and as a i esult ih tied with his con- Allen, Aitchison and Miller; Ruoker, MEN UNDER ONE ROOF Constructing two (2) t-ectlons of intercept.- feated Mrs Frederick JS-chmitz, and inp sewers of approximately two mite*, caeli qncj er, J Ferdinand Pos-~enburg-. of Altss MJargie "Wagner, the playing Wheat, Breuner and Fuess New York, for fust place, with four Macon, Ga,, March 18. —'Th e Newark Specification^ will be furnished upon nr,- - through title-holder, defeated Miss Barons '2. Colonels 1. OUGH plication to the- undersigned. w i Hi, and one loss each. Pogrgreiiburs" Clnre Cassel. j team uf the I n t ernati onal J eas u e ar- UCHS The right Is re«ervf S. 1". Weaver and Miss Cassel .hi ee-baggers in the fifth inning ' cofi?s bids. W. E. CHAMBBHJB, \\lnlc his opponent scored 305. Scores. ffained the iinal round of the doubles. by \ together sevent> -nine, ball Puchaeinff Agent. J Trageasor and 'iCllam allowed thr B _ id new bnaper men under The Cards i l-*ogrsfenburg 100; average ~ l-3o, In their semi-Iinal the )>a.ir beat Mi s. mingham Souther lush runs 7.1, 39, :;9. Percy Willbourn and Mrs. R. M. Kna.pp. lea-gun team to de- 0110 roof for the night. I Gardner 305, average 9 S-3J; high feat the Louisville club uf the Amei - formerly mana-god The surprise of the da,y was the vic- ioan association this afternoon by the by PALMISTRY. i runt 42. 39. ;!ti. tory of Mis. Marshall McLean and Oeoi ge Stalliiig-s_ ,. to play ' score of 2 to 1. The visitors outhit the Bi d-ves here tomorrow and nt-xt daj In the afteinoon Charles Heddon, of Mrs. Schmitz, the New Jersey cham- locals but were unable to turn them PROF. LA VOUX Tell Us Howagiac, Mich., defeated Kugene L, pions, who defeated the national title- into runs. These will be the first exhibition gamts I THE WORLDS Greatest Clahvoyant, J3ail Milburn, of Memphis, Tenu., 400 to ISO, holders. Miss Wagner and Mrs. The- for Nevvarflc. Lake Junction. Taka South Decatur or Score: ESTABLISHED 1«7» ant Lake car and, inc-identallj, made a run of 135, odore Cassebeer. The victorious couple Birmingham A simple, safe and effective treatmentfor THAT YOU" ABE ABOUT ivhfch ia the highest in this year's con- gained the semi-final round along- with (Louisville 1 8 "•* bronchial tronbles,avoid ing drags. Vapor- test, and bots a new mark in play for Miss E- C. Bruce and Mis. Willard Suil- Batteries—Fittery," Kloan "and Tra- AGE LIMIT FIXED i ized Cresolene stops the paroxysms of TO PURCHASE a : the national title. 'Heddon now has a ll\an, the latter ot* Richmond, Va . -who CJesser and Dilgrer Toney, Black wood Whooping- Cough and relieves Spasmodic splendid chance to capture the bpecial defeated MTS. Beard and Miss E. H. Ellis and Clements. FOR BOXING BOUTS; Croup at once. It is a. boon to sufferers hi'jrh run trophy. Moore. from Asthma The air carry ing theanti- Spring Suit. Milburn, having failed to win a win- Columbia T, CtHutli Carolina 7. septic vapor, Inspired -with every breath, Cost of Local Want Ads in ning bracket, finished low -man in the Xew York, March IS.—A rule bar- r makes breathing: easy; soothes the sore Columbia. S. C.. March 18.—The Co- ring a man more than 40 > ears of age contest. Heddon is a stage higher up lumbia South Atlantic lâg-ue teum and 1 throat and stops the cough, assuring rest- THE CONSTITUTION .If you think all . with one victory and the high run ONLY THREE GULLS from engasmj? In a public boxing ful nights. It is invaluable to mothers the University of South Carolina nine nintch in this state was itsuea today by t»_ j prive almost secured. HAVE NOT REPORTED today played a tie game here, 7 to 7 with young children. — 1 Insertion lOc a line ! The scores of todav's game: The game was called at the end of the the state boxing commission. That Send us pffsfal fo 3 Innertfoii* «u a line ; IJeddon, 400, average, 16; high runs, ninth Inning-. supplements the previous rule that con- escrtplive doa&let. t lOHfrttoas 5e a line duty garments at ' 133, 36, 33. Milburn. 180; average, 7 Mobile, Ala, March 18.—-With the ar- testants must not be less than 18 AUU DRUGGISTS Ic per word flat for 12-24; high runs, 37. 28, 21. rival of Pitcher Nick Cullom and Short- years old. > Try Cresolene Antiseptic classified ttdvertislnar i Charles Hedden, of Dowaglac, Mich., fctop t>obard, the Mobile baseball team 'Army Football. $15—$18—$20 and $25 Throat Tablets for the Ir- frvm outside of At- and Dr. "W. E. Uffenheimer, of Phila- started woik today with fourteen men. "West Point, 1ST. T., March IS The ritated throat. They mm lanta. delphia, are the afternoon contestants Manager Briscoe Lord expectaxpects the army's' football schedule for 1914 an- ample, effective an] tnti- tomorrow and in the evening the play- three missing members, ~ Wants Bouts. ; eeptfc. Of your drngglrt No advertisement accepted for before the final decision. s. Catcher t nounced today, contains nine frames all or from us, 10a in stamp* less than two lines. Count ers will be Morris D. Brown, of Brook- Charles Schmidt, Outfieldde. r Jitnmie'of which will be played at West Point Battling Burke, a 124-pounder from VAPO CRESOLENE CO. ly n, and Joseph. Mayer, the present Clark and Infielder AI O'O._ New Orleans, blew into Atlanta yester- ' si r ordinary w ords to each I'Dell witlhin excep^*.~*,~t th...„e one wit,.,uh. th,,1eC ^»NavyV3. . 1NNOo concon-- line. Our Suits are handsome title-holder. time for them to get into practice for cluslon has yet been rearhed as to this day am-'-1" lf'a aftei bouts with any boy the exhibition games with Detroit Sat- game. The schedule follows- 124 to 129 Discontinuance of advertis- to look at, faultless in Ht and urday and Sunday. October 3, Stevens institute. October ing must be in writing, Jt 10, Rutgers college; October 17, Col- will not be accepted by phone. sturdy in service. gate; October 24, Holy Cross: October TIME NOT YET RIPE This protects your interests New Amateur League. 31, Villa Nova; November 7. University as well as ours. The City Park Department league is of Notre Dame; November 14, Univer- FOR ORGANIC UNION BECAUSE they are built the name of a new amateur league that sity of Maine; November 21, Springfield AHVERTISK H-OUN0 ARTICLEa i will be organized this year. Training school; November 28, Navy. THE LAW. frooi Georgia. Decisions' If You Can't Bring or by met who know. j The league will be organized from Philadelphia, March 18.—A feeling "A finder of lost foods who, hav- ! players not in any other league and that the time is not yet ripe for or- inc mea.ns vf knowing th* rightful Send Your Want Ad • the game will be played on the city Ate to Beaumont. owner, retain tliem lor the finder's ganic union of the seven church bodies own uê or advantage, may. upon BUN IN when you BUN I park diamonds, New Orleans, March IS —Jake \tz represented in the council of Reformed PHONE MAIN «£ r Dan Carey, general manager of the veteran infielder and formerly of the conviction thereof, be punished for Churches in America holding the Pres- a simple larceny under the laws of OUT otKShirts. > park department, who originaterigin d the New Orleans Southern league club, ves- Georgia." "A permit -/no finds lost , idea. City Clerk Walter Taylor and the terday signed a contract with ' thet byterian system, was voiced by vir- eooda Is legally liable to the right- j city hall reporters of the three Atlanta Beaumont,, Texas,, club,, of the Texas, tually all speakers at today's session ful owner for their proper care Ask to see the "Olus" . newspapers are to constitute the league. President Stedman and Man- of the council here. while In the finder's possession; 50001 [ league's official board -of directors. ager Leidy returned to Beaumont last and he ia legally entitled to be re- £ Boston ? nig"ht. Atz will go to BeaumonE to- Organic union, if effected, would imbursed for expense incurred )n OR ATtAJfTA Vols Suspend Four. morrow. bring into one body all the Presbyêri- properly caring for the goods found I ati and Reformed Churches of the aAtJ may reta.n them on til such the tail of the shirt exnente la paid/ Constitution Want O — this is Atlanta — and 1 Nashville, Tenn.. March 18. — The Charley Schmidt Arrives. country, with a total membership of Ads find iofct property for Its owner. should have been, " presto,". Nashville baseball club has suspended about 3,QOO,000, ( N th''s is Miller Dlsmukes | Infielder Artie Hofman and Outfielder Mobile, Ala,,, March 18.—With the ar- Dr. T. H. Summerdale, University of 5001 Del Young, Who have joined the Fed- rival in Mobile tonight of Catcher Mississippi, presided. they are drawers. $1.50. j Hat -Shop — where hats are . of eral league, also Infielder Jack Spratt, Charley Schmidt, all of the men signed LOST—Sunday, from 53 East Fourteenth Courteous operators, thor- The council is holding its fourth bi- street, white terrier puppy, one black eye, oughly 1'amiliar with rates, for failing to report, and Infielder by Manager Briscoe Lord, have report- ( bob-tailed, with collar. $3 reward and no first quality and latest styles. ed, with one exception. In fielder \l ennial session here. It includes repre- pules u.na classiScations, will Young's Hats at $3. Stet- Harry Freeland, who reported but re- give you complete informa- turned home. » O'Del' l has signed with Mobile, but has! of the following denomlna- mobile on Whitefaall or Our hats are of the very latest not reported. Manager Lord announced i tions on tion. And, it you wish, they son Hats at $3.50 and $4. „ ,—„. m. „ basis of four delegates to between Whitehall and East Point, small will assist you in wording models and Tye deal in hats ex- GOING ABROAD t he would visit the Boston 1 eacn loo.OOO communicants leather purse containing; $Jl. Suitable re- your want ad to make it most j -TO \VIX NEW GOLKIXi HONORS mp in a lew __ _ . _:h) Church in Ameri- ward. Call M. 3787. ^ effective. Other Good Hats at $2.00. j days in an, effor-£t!l?t fto ™'™secure -severa_. l: Reformed (Dutch) Churcl clusively —s^ - we know how } 'New York, March 18.—John J. Mc- pitchers. ca; the Presbyterian Church in the f.OST—On. W. Eleventh street, -near Colum- Accounts opened for ads by ) 3>ermott, twice the open golf champion United States of America (northern)- bia ave., a small collar, skunk fur. Finder telephone to accommodate •will please return to Mrs. C. A. Sleson. 46 r Boys' Blue Serge Suits j to suit you: .. individual person- I of -the Onited States, will go abroad W. Eleventb street- you if 5 our name is in the ! Ugain this year in an attempt to win Pineharst Golf. telephone directory. Other- with extra Trousers, $5.00. ality. , new honors. Word to this effect was LOST—Dark yellow cow, one horn broken. I other halt sawed; weight about 600 or 700 want ads taken by telephone \ brought to New York yesterday by a Wyatt. of Fond Du Lac. are to be paid for immedi- ) friend to whom McDermott told of the "s., and {Presbyterian Synod of the South"arrt! pounds. $10 Reward. 1123 Crew fct._F^Foêjl, I ately upon publication, bill to Robert Hunter, of Connecticut, 'today i the Cumberlar* * ni d Presbyterian church STRAYED from. 241 Fox street, a ligrht Jer- j THE GLOBE CLOTHING proposed trip. tied at 2ô for the gross score prizes | The committ * be presented by mail or so- McDermott lias been in the south for tee on foreign missions. aey cow with short hora«, age 5 years old. i licitor the same day printed. AI11ID MJftVKJ the last few weeks playing- exhibitions f w,T at a meeting yesterday,, reporteed that Finder please call Atl. 4S99. K. E. Logan. j COMPANY AND with Tom McNamara and Michael IJ. of the Tfn Whistle club. The best net , the churches of the council were co~ LOST—White and black spotted setter"dog7 ' Brady, as well as in open tournaments. score prize was won by J. M. Thomp- .operating in work in the foreign field named Chief. Reward. A. F. McFarland. t Every Home Has Use For He is- declared to be in good golfing son, of Spring Grore, Pa., who record- and adopted a resolution asking the 400 Spring street. Phone Ivy 8037. 89 Whitehall St. and ed 238, his handica-p allo-wance being- i council to ascertain by inquiry what LOST—Downtown. Wednesday "aiternoonT / Pe txc •Ir form although his recent illness fltias 24. C. L. Becker, of Aubnrndale, Mass, difficulties might be encountered In boy'a brown Vgjtonrhat. Cmll lyy 6524. Constitution Want Ads caused him to lose about tea pounds iu won the prize for the best gross round the way of closer co-operation in homo .74-76 South Broad St. event wit* ^ Z4. LOST—Card case. Initial* B. B., OB car or ' opttrtrn. W. 7**-J. Reward. /

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PROFESSIONAL CARDS. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous MONEY TO LOAN IBUSSNESS- AND MAIL RAILROAD SCHEDULES P, H. Brewster. Albert. Howelt, Jr.. iTflOO M^^S SuTrsT^SiaS^to ord« by The fo!lo,winB schedule figures are Hugh M. Dorsey, Arthur Heyman. WANTED—jkt once. Sev- strictly union tallora, can be delivered for ORDER DIRECTORY published only as Information and are , Borsey, Brewster, Howe 11 & Heyman. paster. "Four choice for 515. Dundee Wool- LOANS $25.00 AND UP ! H. G. HASTINGS & CO. not guaranteed: en Milla. 75 Peachtree street. 1 6EBDS, PIÂNTS. BULBS AND POULTRY Attornej-a-at*LaTT. eral A-l stenographers. On Furniture, Pianos • SUPPLIES. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. •Dally except Sunday. **Sunday Only. Offices; 202, 204. 205, 206, 207, 208, 11» $25 DIAMOND rings, pare wfclte and perfect in 14-K gold; special price $12.50. Bell Phones. Main ^568, Main 3962; Kiser Building. Atlanta, G». Apply MISS LYNCH, EM- Tobias Jewelry Co, top floor Atlanta Nat'l Or Indorsed Notes. Atlanta 2568, &NEILL Atlanta Terminal Station. Long Distance Telephone 302ft. 3024. and Bank building. 16 WEST MITCHELL ST. ! AT RATES permitted by the lawn of the CONTRACTORS ^ ND BUILDERS. 609 3025. Atlanta. Ga. PLOYMENT DEPART- TEMP3L.E COURT BLDG. ESTIMATES state. Our easy payment plan allows you NOTV IS THE TIME to fix up your lawn. H. L. HALi, DOCTOR OF CHIROPRAC- ATLANTA SAFE CO. to pay us back to suit your income. "We CHEERFULLY FURNISHED. MAIN 615. MENT, L. C. SMITH & Bargains In New and Second-hand S Everyone wants a pretty gre^n lawn, and1 ATLANTA. GEORGIA- Brunswick, "Waycross TIC. Real Lock Exparta. Safe Artists. Main 46"1- also protect you from, publicity and extend right now Is the time to make it. Hastings and Thornaaville . 6:10 am 7:30 am NERVOUS and Chronic Disease*. 514 For- BROS. TYPEWRITER every courtesy to make the carrying: of a Evergreen Lawn Mixture is the best grass ATLANTA BUILDING AN7> REPAIR CO. Roanoke and Cordele .... 12:35 pm 3:05 pm syth buiidlng. Ivy SS31. ONE set of market and grocery fixtures for loan satisfactory to you in every way. ' seed sold In the city, and anyone can have IF YOU are contemplating building, we can Brunswick. Waycross sale and store for rent. 391 S. Pryor or a pretty lawn that sown U. Come in and S save you money; we do all kinds of repair and Thomas ville S:l5 pm 10:00 pm COMPANY, 121 N. PRYOR call Ma-51 3571. ! let us tell you how to make a new lawn or EDUCATIONAL work at reasonable prices; all work guar- Sleeping cars on night trains between At- WB have very nice assortment of second- GUARANTEE LOAN CO. i flx up an old one. A pretty lawn an teed; a trial ja all we ask. Main 5035-J. ATLANTA SCHOOL, OP STREET. hand desks and filing cabinets at attractive i adds moro to the looks of a place than any lanta and Thomasi ille. •ices, at our stock room r " ' Room 318 Atlanta National Bank one thing, and everyone that has a home • IP YOU need a contractor, builder or ex- Foote & Daviea Co.. 6 JJ. Bn should have one. j pert roof man, call "Cunninshazo." Office Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company. PRACTICAL MILLINERY WANTED-CANVASSERS 2451£ Peters street, or phone Main 237. Re- TK13 ORIGINAL and on. y regular Millinery MADE-TO-ORDER FLY 3CBJEEN&. high Bidg. Both Phones. SPECIAL SALE of Drinking Founts. We No. Arrive From— >To. Depart To— i pair work of all kinds. All work guaran- "West Pt. . S:15 an 35 New Or... 6:25 am School In Atlanta. Teaches lull coura* in FOR HOUSEHOLD grade; lowest prices. Phone Main 5310. are overstocked on two-gallon "Wall I teed. Prices reasonable. •lat week*. Our rat^B are lower lor WHAT W. R. Calldway, Sales Men. 1403 Fourth Founts, and for the "next few daya we will IS Columbus..10:55 ajn 19 Columbus. 6 -45 am "WE GIVE than any other school. We have N'ational liafck building. THE PRUDENTIAL sell them for 60 cents each. These are reg- V7. R. HOLDER. Contractor. 801 Empire 38 New Or.>.11-50 am 33 Montgom'y 3-10 am the indorsement of all the whoLenle mil- ABTICLE; NO COMPETI- ular 75-cent founts, so if you need a fount Life building. Ivy-5. Remodeling and re- 40 New Or... 2.25 pm 39 New Or... 2:00 pnj ANYONE needing planing mill machinery 17 Columbus. 4:05 pin ilnery houses. Now 1* the time to begin. TION. ROOM 57,10% AU- can get it from us for less than one-third INSURANCE COMPANY better get one of these. pai_rlng_ given prompt attention. 34 Montg'y.. 7:10 pm MUa Rainwater. Manager. 40^ Whitehall SI- its value for the next ten days. Ray JL.um- THIS WEEK -wil' and everyone that has a "WILL complete your home without any 20 Columbus. 7:45 pm 37 New Or... 5.20pm pardon getting- busy. The season is late, —loney till finished. J D. Gunter. M. 11SS. 36 New Or. . .11 36 pm 41 West Pt . 5-45 pm HELP WANTED— Male BURN AVE. j IS NOW prepared to place loans WILL sacrifice ?4-K solitaire, also *4 plus and bj the time the gardens are spaded up STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers, salesmen, 1-61-K. bet in beautiful mounting. for on high-class improved prop- and sptten in shape it will be time to plant . Central of Georgia Railw cominlsnary clerks, clerical office men Slio.'cobt 5170. Mubt haVe cash. Call Ivy most everything. Don't make a mistake on "The Kight Way." YOUNG or middle-aged man, who la at pres- clerks, mill men. railroad men, telegraph op- your seed. Come to Hastings We have a $ioo REWARD* Arri\e From— Depart To- ent empoyed and desires to change for bet- erty at y/2, 6, &/T. and 7 per cent. complete line and will give you the very ter position; good opening tor right party. erators, station agents, we save you monej G make bake. R. L,. Barber. 123 "Marietta Thomasvllle. 6:21 am Savannah. . . S 00 and lost time by furnishing- you position*, on Prompt and courteous attention. best varieties for thie climate. street. _Maln 1539. Jacksonville. 6 47 am Albany ...... S 00 Applicant must have u Id" acquaintanceship; short notice. Arlington Business Agency. FISH AND MEATS £!£ES. S£; references must accompany application. Ad- GgrT-e- Market. MainJ3B41. Atlanta 1464. IRISH POTATOES should be planted now. Savannah... Jacksonville. 9 47 drebs B-349. care Conatitution. _ ^_ Arlington, Ga. CHAS. H. BLACK, We have aJI varieties, such as Hed Biles, Albany . .. 6. 25 am Macon ..... 12 .to WANTED—Man or lady representative In FOR SALE CHEAP—100 metal chahVfor Iriah Cobbler. Early Rose, Peerless and Jacksonville. 7 25 am Macon...... 4 00 LARGE corporation in South Carolina wants every town. ?4 dally guaranteed workers. soda fountain Jacobs Auction House 51 Real Estate Loan Correspondent Burbank, at 40 cents peck. 51.5U per bushel. E. Y. CROCKETT llacon 6-25 am cksonville. S ^C three flrst-claas stenographers. None oth- The .Davis Liniment Co., Tennille, Ga. Pecatur s,t Main 1434. AtUinta^2385. Macon 10 50 am Savannah . er need apply. Salary commensurate v.ith ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS says that be j CONTRACTORS for all kind-? o£ stove and GOVERNMENT Jobs open to men and wom- PORTABLE metal garage, built for 2 cars The Prudential Insurance Com- has tried all the Mash Feeds on the office i\ ork. counters, s>hel\ ing. book and Sa.\annah. . 4 20p Valdostaosa ..... OH ppttn i-rficlency. opportunity £or advancement. cost $375. for sale for $150 cash. Phone market, trying to get the best, and has de- wall cases, etc. 160 South Pryor. Macon. . . . , 7-15 pm Jacksonville. 10 10 pm i or particular*Mpfaone Ivy 1441. en. Thousands of appointments coming. List of positions free. Franklin Institute. Ivy 3645. 80 N. Pryor street. pany of America. cided that the Red Comb Is the beat of Main 3631. Residence, Mam G4'JB. Macon 5„„5 ,,..pm. Thomasville.il ^5 pm , ANTED — A bookkeeper, thoroughly fa- Dept. 5S L. Rochester. N. Y. DOMEfc.j.'IC vacuum cleaners, $8 up. Dunt- all. It doesn't matter what you pay for Jacksonville. 8.03 pm Albany ...... 11 45 pra iliar with fire Insurance accounting". Ap- ley and Cadillac, $25 up. Duntley & Co- 203 Empire Building. any of the Mashes, the Ked Comb, at $2 35 -l. Y. CARTER, Main 1661, 1771. in_own handwriting. 92 a Empire bkla. _ per 100 pounds, is. the cheapest and best. Southern '. „ . 416 Fourth National Bank Store Fronts. Wall Casea. Etc. - WANTED—Teachers WE. HA VE ANYTHING you want. L*t n» WE HAVE funds to lend on "Premier CarrWr of th« Sonth," •nontb. Write Commercial Instructors. TEACHER of German and French eave you money. Jacobs Auction Co 51 CIRCULAR LETTERS. Arrival and departure of passenger train*. for one of the best secondary schools near Pecatur. Bell phone M. 1434. Atlanta 22S5. MISCELLANEOUS Atlanta. city and farm property, The -'following schedule figures are pub- Atlanta; work to begin at once. South At- FOR SALE:—Fine white solitaire diamond .MULTIGRAPHING PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. 1 lithfd only as iniormation and are not 1 J2S — i'rut U. O. -Branning will tea.ch you lantic Teachers' Agency, 1125 Atlanta Na- I * karats plus. Worth $350. Terms S250 direct to borrowers at seven SERVICE COMPANY, 914 EMPIRE tional Bank building. cash. Addresb B-92, Constitution. NOW NECESSARY guaranteed the barber ^rade. Ufa easy.) Taue&t In TELEPHONE IVY 7200. Xo Arrive From— No. Depart To— half tluia ot other colleges. Complete course ACME TEACHERS' AGENCY. Prompt, ef- ONE Edison business dictating phonograph, and eight per cent. A chick's first meal and every ^_^_^__ CARPETCJLlBAyTNG. ^^ 3tt B'ha: 12 01 am 36 New York.12 15 am and position in our chain of ahops, ?30. ficient aervice. 422 Atlanta National BanU almost new, complete, half price K. R_ 35 New York. nbutj. 6 15 am Atlanta. Barber College. 10 East Mitchell St. bultdlpg. Main 8146. CobP. .15 Moore BtAe. Phone Ivy 5816 BRYAN & MIDDLE- meal for three weeks should al- AT LA NT^rCÔiêntar'û&~^rd~ciean?ng CoTT 9x12 ruga cleaned SI.50 and up. Phones: 43 Wash'ton.. 6 05 am 35 B'aam.... 6 00 am \VAWTJ3I>—Men to learn barber trade. Few FOSTER'S TEACHERS' AGENCY, 616 SECOND-HAND safes, all sizes, Hall'e fir* ways be Ivyivy .ii413741.. MaMaimn 5027. ._ 1 Jack'xllle. tt.10 am 1 Chicago. 6 L'O am weeks complete^, earu while learnlnc; po- Third Nat'I Bank bide. Atlanta. Pbdne and burglar-proof sales, vault doora. C BKOOKS, 12 Shr'veport. G 30 am 12 Richmond. 6 60 am fittionu waiting; lUut-traied eatalosue fr«*. Ivy 3746. J. Daniel. 416 Fourth Mat'l Bank faiilg. W. M. COX cleans Oriental RUES like new; 23 Jack'vllle. 6-50 am 23 Kan. City. 7 00 am Motor Barber CoUece. S3 Luckto St.. Atlanta. 1203-1206 Candler Bldg. PRATTS BABY does fur. repairing and upholaterfne; laoe 17 Toccoa. ... S 10 am. 7 Chatta'ga. 7 10 am W ANTED —A n experienced oifice man. Appl> STEWART & HUNT curtains laundered. 145 Auburn ave. I. 3135-J. 2S Hetlln. . . 8 20 am 32 Pt. Valle; . 7 13 am SITUATION WANTED—Male 8 Chatta'ga.10 36 am own handwriting- Address B-91, care Con- PLUMBI:RS. 53 EAST HUNTER ST MONEY TO LOAN—We have CHICK FOOD CABPOST MAKERS. stitution. ______• 1 Macon. . 10.45 -im 88 N. Y. lat. 11 00am SPECIA.L rates for situations wanted GOOD upright^ "Sohmer" piano, in fine con- a good deal of home funds that 26c, 50c and Jl.OO AT3j*~Ki:Nl5s~OF'^WC>6i)WORKT office ahelv- 27 Ft. Valley.IO 45 am 6 Jack'ville. 11 10 am WANTED — A druggist, male or female, who adu., 3 lines one time, 10 cents, 3 dition , cost new ?C50; will take $160. ing partitions, also auto woodwork. Try is a stenographer Apply by letter only. 21 Columbua. ID 30 am 29 B'ham. ..11 55 am times, 15 cents. To get these rates ads 'Sohmer Piano," care CQnstjtution. we can place promptly. Can lend me. E. Garraux. Ivy 3474. 326 Edgewood. 6 CIncln'ti...U 00am 38 N. Y. 2d..l^ 05 pm 16 East Linden street. must be paid in advance and delivered SECOND-HAND ARM!' TENTS—7x? A. Then you know you have given it 29 New York.ll 40 am. 40 Charlotte. 12 15pm JOAIRIES.^ SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS. at The C^^gnstltutiop offlce. tents, $t>; Uxb A. tenta, ?8,fiO; 16-ft, conical on s years' straight, or monthly 40 B'ham. . .12.40 pm 30 Columbus.lj-30 pm tenta. Sis. Springer.,2US d. Pryor ptreet. what's best lor it and there is no dan- WANTED —Goo d live agents for house-to- AN ANSWER TO YOUR AD. 29 Columbus. 1.40 pm SO New York. ::.45pm. house canvassing, ,a high-class proposi- FoJtt SALE—One nine-column adding -ma- payment plan. Also money for ger of loss from indigestion or bowel PEACHTREE DAIRY" 80 B'ham. ... 2 30 pn: 15 Chatta'ea.. 3 00 pm or several oC them may be sent in as 813 PEACHTRBE ST.—Cream, sweet milk, tion; something new that will pa.y hand- late as a week after your ad last ap- chine at a. tremendous bargain. Adores* trouble. 39 Charlotte.. 3 55 pm 4 10 pm some commission. Apply 311 Trust Company 100 Highland avenue. Atlanta. purchase money notes. Foster & buttermilk. Two w agotis, five messenger 5 Jack'ville. 6 00 pm 18 Toccoa. . .. > 45 pm peared in The Constitution. Such respon- T of Georgia bids. betw sen the hours of S ses are the result of several forms of Phone West Robson, II Edgewood avenue. PRATTS POWDERED LICE KIL- boys. Bell phone Ivy 5832. J. N". Y. 1st. 4 50 pm 22 Columbus. S 10 pm and 10 today. ______special service which The Constitution LER is easy to apply and sure death _ 37 N. T. 2d.. 6 00 pm 5 Cincinn'ti. 5 10 pm CAN uae a few sale-smen on exceptionally is rendering in behalf ot ail Situation 15 Brunsw'k. 7 30 pm 28 Ft. Valley. .iO pm Bt a bargain. 814 to vermin. 25e and 50c. OF ALL KINDS, lettering, tracings, maps. attractive contract tu a'ell Fernwood lota. Wanted advertisers. So if jou want a Austell Building. SPECIAL HOME FUNDS 31 Ft. Valley. 8 00 pm 10 Macon.... 5 30 pm Peachtree Road,fcUG Oan d up. Easy pay- wider range of choice before accepting a TO LEND on Atlanta home or business Refuse substitutes; insist on Pratts. patent drawings, plans and alterations. 13 Jack'vllli I 10 pm 25 Heflm 5 45 pm ments. Experience not necessary. J3. J. positior, hold your bo^: number card and PURE Georgia, can* syrup for sale by Martin property, at lowest rate. Money advanced Dick Burt. 203 Hlllyer Trust Bldg. Ivy 1639. 11 Richmond. 8.15pm 13 Cincinn'ti. S 20 pm Witt, Sales Mgr.. care Glover Realty Com- call at or phone to The Constitution tre- Produce Company. 37 Peters street. to builders. Write or call Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money 16 Chatta'ga. 9 ^5 pm 44 Wash'ton. 8 45 pm pany quently for at least a week. Back. _^ 2 Chicago. . . 9.55 pm 2 Jack'ville.10 05 pm SALESMAN to travel for leading importers S. W. CABSON 24 Kan. City.10.15 pm 24 Jack'ville.10 30 pm WjftNTED—M iscellaneous Get Pratts 160-page Poultry Book. For the Original Moncrief 19 Columbus.10.20 pn 12 Shi-vport.11.30 pui of laces, embroideries, handkerchiefs, 24 SOUTH BROAD STREET FURNACE phone Moncrief Furnace Com- vi hlte ffoods; territory not restricted, liberal COPY-WRITERS pany, 139 South Pryor street. Main 285. 14 Cincinn ti. 11:30 pm 14 Jack'ville. 11-40 pm commission, expenses advanced, sampler ORIGINATOR of strong printed salesman- MATTRESSES RENOVATED MONEY TO LOAN—At 6. 7 and 8 per cent Call for S. P. MoncrieC or J. B. Lee. All trains run daily. Central time. light. Address Otto C. Feldhein, 11&-117 East ship that positively producer, \v nether WE BUY and Hteam clean feathers. Mead' on Atlanta residence and suburban real H. G. HASTINGS & CO. City Ticket Office, No. 1 Peachtree St. 23d street. New York display, catalog or booklet. My letters have ows i. Hogera Company. Phone Main 4840. estate in sums of J500 to 52,000 and on store FCBNITDHE REPAHUXG. property, any amount desired. Dun son &: Bell Phones: Main 2568, Main 3962, SALESMEN WANTED for country towns. a wide reputation for building businebs and Atlanta 147fe. P. O. Sox 6. THE S. R. SKELTON CO . hijrh.-cIS5S~up- Union Passenger Station. satisfying cuttoinert. Lease my brains for Gav, 409 Equitable building. Atlanta £568. S25 weekly salary and So per day allowed W l*. i'Al highest cas>h prices for anything halKterln£. mattress renovating: and (.ar- Georgia Railroad. for expenses when traveling. Western Cider 5125 monthly and secure service and loyalty Pianos, household goods, furnlturo and KJ3AL ESTATE LOANS FOR, EASTERN 16 West Mitchell Street. pet cleaning, mattresses renovated and re- plus. Age J6, married, temperate habits. on ice fixtures a specialty. Jacobs Auction INSUP.ANCE CO. ON ATLANTA PROP- No, Arrive From— No. Depart To— Co.. at. Louis. Mo. turned tame day. Bell phone West 1366 69 4 Augusta .12.10 Address B-94, Constitution. Company, 61 Decatur street, Atlanta 2285; ERTY ONLY, DESIRED. Ella street. 3. R. Skelton. Mgr. 3 Augusta. 6 20 am •\VANTEI>—An "A-l" traveling man on W. Carroll La timer. GREEN GROUND " Co\'ton 7 30 am 2 Augusta and grain, hay. flour, feeds Cor south Georgia. Attorney-at-Law, DENTISTRy. 93 Union Pt. 3 30 am Ne York 30 i. Don't answer unless you are on to your JACOBS AUCTION CO. will buy anything 1S09 4th Nat'l Bank Bldg. 1 Augusta. 1 50 pm •26 L.ithonla.10 30 ; job. Address B-90, care Constitution. In the way of household g-jods. We pay BONES WANTED—Position as time-keeper or ac- MONEY TO LEND on city property W O. "25 LHhonla. 2.10 pm 2S Augusta. 3 10 ] KXPEKIENCED traveling man to represent countant, by young man 2S years oM, mar- Alston. 121C Third Nat'l Bank btdg__ __ 27 New York 94 Union Pt. 5 00 i ua In the state of Florida, Reference. ried, strictly sober and reliable, best refer- ,.„„ "10 Cov'ton . SIO] ence from former employer Three yearn ex- LOANS ON REAL, ESTATE — "We buy pur- DENTISTRY Room 816 Anstey Hotel. F. W. Zimmer. THE Florence Crltt^nton Home wants a e and Nashville Railroad. perience in railroad accounting- fcse typc- chase money notes, short time loans foi Nov. 1C. Leave. | Arrivi "WANTED—A few specialty lot salesmen on rlter. Addresb Box F-51, care Cpnsftution. second-hand Cyphers incuba,tor, in good building houses. The Merchants and Me- GAMES THE GEORGIA DENTAL PARLORS, a ID per cent cash commission basis. Ap- condition. Telephone- Weat 482. chanics' Banking and Loan Company, 209 ply ^04 Equitable building^ TECH GRADUATE, 1913, electrical en- t-'UJR SALE—Orlst Champions, Warhorse and WANTED—To buv or ted.-se a. second-hand Grant building. Telephone Ivy 5341. _ Shawnineck Games. H. Roquemore, Mans- 101 % Whitehall street, corner A I?E~W first-class salesmen for a flrst-claaa gineer and draftsman, student Boston '-tune crusher in good condition, give full Cincinnati and Louisville. 7 12am Tech. since graduation, wants %v ork, salary MONEY TO LOAN on Improved residence field, Ga. Knoxville via Blue Ridge 7 35 an real estate specialty. Apply 10 to 12 particulars Marsh, SO McLendon street. property, repayable monthly. € per cent Mitchell, otter the following prices for forenoon. £31 Caiidler building. no object first six months. Will accept work Knovville via. Cartersvillc 7 U an in any line ajid make good.. Address Tech ON>NE second-hand set of Encyclopedia simple Interest; no brokerage. Address B. a few days: Knoxville via Carteravllle. 5 10pm "WANTED—Salesman, comnusbion proposi- Graduate. B-203, Constitution. tantannicrii , late edition. C. H. Colling, 10 Neely or P. R. Henry. P. O. Box 14 97. FOR SALE— Live Stock tion. Appty 400 Temp 1 e^Court bldg. Forsytli'orsyth. Blue Ridge accommodation,. 4.05 pm|10 05 WANTED—Position by a Orat-claas bushel- MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE Set of Teeth $5.00 ONE GOOD display advertising Solicitor. POINTING OUTFIT for small news AND OTHERS, upon their own names: S«*aboord Air Line Railway. Burdette, Suite 1610 Hurt building. man and tailor, one that can makQ fit and wanted Write P. M-.. at Arp, Ga. Bros. & White, 968 Marietta. a.Her an> kind of garment, take measure^ cheap rates, easy payments; confidential. 22-k. Gold Crown f $3.00 Effective Nov« mber -JO. 191.1. and wait on trade, best of reference, nil! Bcott & Co.. 8^0 Austell building. Xo Arn\e From— No. Depart To— AGENTS. Bridge Work $3.00 11 B'ham . . G no WE PAT JS6 A WEJSK and expenses to leave town for good position. Address B-87, FARM LOANS—We place loans in any DOGS 11 New York. 6 20 am men. with rigs to introduce poultry com- (_are Constitution. amount on improved farm lands In Geor- White Crosviis $3.00 11 Norfolk- . 6-£Q am Zl Memphis f> SO gia. The Southern Mortgage Company. TWO young English pointers, 18 months 11 Wash'ton. 6 20 am 30 Monroe. . 7 00 pound. Year's contract. Imperial M£g. Co.. JTOK old, one male, one female both well Dept. 78. parsons. Kan. WANTED—Young man with college educa- Gould building. Silver or Amalgam rollings..$ .50 11 Portsm'th. b 20 6 New York. 1 40 tion and eight years' general office ex- Columbia Auto Kxchange trained, etaunth on point, and the male 17 Abbe.S.C.. S ".O 6 Wabh'ton. 140 LIVE AGENTS for city, also general agent perience «ants position where there is 6 PER CENT LOANS on Atlanta property. . FARM LOANS made by W. B. dmith, 70S If not satisfactory \illl refund money. Joe jjAITEBS. 5 B'h.am WANTED—Position as lumber inspector, aold ,ind exchanged. "\Ve have on hand the F. Worsley. Box 14, flfacon. Ga. 5 New York. 4 .30 pm 4 45 i "WRITE for catalogue ot Imperial Sel£- shipping clerk, dry kiln superintendent or following. Fourth National Bank building. 5 Wash'ton. 4 30 pm 6 Memphis . 4 45 I heatlnc Irons, ulth terms to agents. Biff all combined, several years' experience. Ad- Rapid truck. Hi-ton capacity $ 3SO MONEY TO LEND. Large or small amounts, FOR SALE—Thoroughbred fox terrier pup- anteed. Mall orders siven prompt a'ttea- 5 Norfolk... 4-30 pm IS Abbe.S.C.. 4 00 J profits. G.^ ao^90. Memphis. Tenn. dress B-5S. care Constitution. HereHhoff roa.dt.ter . ^50 Brown & Co. 1007 Candler Bldg- lcs, 8 weeks old. Call and see them at 5 Porlsm'th. 4 80pm 12 New York. t aom garage, corner .James and Cone PORTRAIT ^(JljNTts—Call to see or write BARBER. nl}_th_street, ^cHy. _ MONEV to lend on Improved real estate. C, COLORKD MAN desires position as chauf- C. McGehee. Jr.. 632 to 624 Empire Bldg. M Ifrt'KLt. A M50L S>. West and Atlantic Railroad. feur Will drjvf truck or private car, 69 Ford Model T, tV-passenger JOO ^-^^™™ m^hip atle> Winder Davis SUMMSROUR'S half and half cotton seed No Am om— No Depart To— Hupmobile -U roadster 200 A ED ne 3 Nashville. 7 10 am "I Chicago. S .00 t Colo no, j-p roadster 4.10 mand great, supply limited, order Quick, antl je\\elry. uoou and reabonaule anu pays 93 Nafahvllle.il.45 E 72 Ro 1.". pn on the north aide, baa a! I city conveni- $1.50 bushel. 60 bushels, $1.40; 100 buskela. you the highest price for your old gold and INashvlllo. 7 35 pm|98 Chicago. . 8 25 pm s-DLICIAL raten for situations wanted TIton Pix-6*J ratjy roadster ... . . GOO ences, half block of car line, adjoining 95 Chicago... 7 60pml 4 Nashville. 8-.>Opm ads., 3 lines one time, IO cents. 3 ics,li<.itl light 5-passeng-er .... 3'>f) I>tuld Hills, mil pay 7 per cent and at- S1.30. Fair View Farm Palmetto. Ga, silver. Aiul thirt." others. Alt cars mentioned are Nd.Liona.1 Bank^building. immense assortment of beet varietiee to be ?533SiS5§_ANi>_OPTjicjAN9,. d TAX! CABS new, Ij- painted, thoroughly overhauled and \VJi3 can Invest your money for you on flrat had. Mark W. Johnson Seed Co, 35 South Pr>or stieet. Dunaway_Bros. ^^"VtygC. " BOY IllZrjNCD UiUy would like position as house- mortgage, high-clans impi ovod property. keeper lor v. Klower \\Uli hiiid.ll family- It will net you 7 and S per cent. WB carry a complete line of field, garden I'tUMBKKS. and flower seed; also pet stock J. C. Mc- I HA\ K .i permanent positu j. bi.igh.1. Highest refcient.es Address -B-S.5. Consti- Columbia Auto Exchange. TURMAN, BL'ACK & CALHOUN. TAXTCABS tution ^ 287 EDCJEWOOD AVE.—IVY 1636. Second Floor Empire. Millan. Jr.. Sead Company. 23 S Broad St. C. K. BENNE-1T ?"%„„»*!?>*„££ encigettc bo;. The rlg-ht ooy c«tn maKe IF IN the morltet for a Ufacd car it would be fronn 50<: to 5".00 qr niorc a week, without to your .iilvai.âye to see us before you "WANTED to borrow $8,000 for 3 or & years experience, -t City Hall interfering ** "-h his other Outlet. Appl> to "WINDOW S washed, floors pulished, general direct from lender. Will give real estate Belie Isle house cleaning: Address Tressic Ferguson buy. as we ca.n ac.\e you Irom 40 to 60 per sfturfty worth several timpB the amount of HORSES AND VEHICLES Julius Tennenbaum, J7 Exchange Place, a Newman street cent. Over 50 card on hand. "Write for Atlanta, Georgia. our complete liat. Joan. Addresb B-77. Constitution. FOR SALE—Sound mule, $75, large mule ALEXANDER & JONES WANTUD—By Christian iadv position a-. $95, sound horsd $35, sound -work horse PLUMBUKS 39J Peachtree btreet. ivy 426; IVY 5190; ATleANTA 1598. houaekcepei m hotel or family, don't mind FOR SALE —O r trade, automobiles for Iota PURCHASE MONEY NOTES $75. three fine mares. 4 and 6 years old, Atlanta otto. leav Ing clt>. Address i\tis. 1> A. Pattern, * price $110 up, weight 1.000 pounds each, to clot,e out at once Prices below uot>t. Vittur's MONEV SAVJBD by buy'ng jour plumblzi^ Room_'H)3 Fpote^ ic Paviea building. Brob' W£ HAVE funds on hand with material of Plckert i'lumbinB Company. HOUSEHOl.p GOODS ( OLO?UJD~Tady desireW position "as cook" Sta.bles, 1'JS Marietta street. We sell everything needed in the plumbing fan lurniyh references. Call at 37-A which to purchase good firs: or FOR &AT-E—Shell nd poikv, bufffi> and har- line. Prompt attention to repair work. 1 WE PAY hlcheat cash price* for hounenoia IF YOU want an automobile, write me, de- ness Brannen's Stable, 35 South Forayth. Kaat Hunter htreet. Both puones 560. goods, pla-noa and otlice furniture; cash t.cribe what you want and price you want -ccond mortgage purchase money ______fllUL-TUiKAPHIN «. ~~~~ advanced on consignment. Central Auction to pay. 1 will find it tor you, if it is on FOIl SALE — One ime 2-year-old lack, will Company, 12 Kaut JklltcneU Street. Bell wheels, .la-inet, Mulvlhlll, Aragon Hotel, notes. Foster & Robson, 11 Edge- HUoiio Main 2424. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous AU.mta Oa, sell 01 exchange for good f.imilj horac • oocl avenue. Apt>[y_to tVood As, Simmons. Tdttno. tja _ piLLfciu JN TO MATCH SALE CHEAP—5»pt«ce blrd's-oj e maple FOR SALE—STUDEBAKER 1912. B-PAS- WK WANT to "buy $25.000 m first mortgage FOR SALE —On e top \\atron. Call both KNVKL.OPI3S AUDRKSSK'U. bedroom aulte. Jacobs Auction House. UKAUGHON'S Business Col- SEr-JGKR TOURING CAR. 5375. TERMS. Main 1434, Âtlanta 2286. SECOND-HAND PRINTING MATERIAL purchase inoney iiote^. Will take some llhonr-H 471. EAGL*E IHUL.T1GHAPH1NG CO. PTIONK IVY 7911. O. E. HOUSER, 45 AU- second mortEa.ge if well tecured. The Mer- SAVti 26 per cent by buying your furniture lege, Atlanta; enter any time. Bl A S North Forayth at Phone Main 115B. *X>H SALE CHKAP -'^^^ X^_ chants and Mechanics' Banking and Loan Zrom J3d Matthew B & Co.. 23 K. Aiaba.ni* CATALOGUE free. No vacation. K ~R~l T DEMONSTRATOR—Ui,ed less Co . 209 Grant __bld_g Tel. Ivy 5341. _ Street _ 250 CauCur-iis. electric atartci. $975. O. E G. R. MOORE & CO7,~4<*£-407 sTlvey BMg. FOR SAL.E—Furniture from B-room LK \~UN the cotton bu-smesH, clabsfng, 80 lower Lase ut,\v^> i:uê^, full tize. coat 50c: Hou-.,er._ 4^_ Auburn Â.ve. Iv> _7911._ Bring your purchase money notes, flrsc THE City of San Antonio will On display at Uatlicj rt Storage Co., stapline, av erasing. bu> ing. selling, ex- Jâle prn_e 16c , and second. Phones Mala 424-6^4. Atlanta 6 Madlaoji oortlns Exct.. taught in thirty tlajs, r Galley rack, folding ten galleys, up to thre^ "tion." $30o' Main 370. 1 receive bids for thirty-live thou- Satmlaction guaranteed. i he Dixie Cotton columns, 5J. ONE. oak extension dining table and tour School. New Orleans. Ld... A. H. Cobb, 10 \voodeu double tramea cost SS.50. sale Al ,%"k_ building. money notes. sand to one hundred thousand CAPITAJLi ilA'i HlE&to CO, 14a-A South chairfa. Phone Ivy 3602-J. price, $».7o. KOK .->A LB—fivo-iisifca^ng-er automobile. In ; Pryor. Main 2133-J. We do best work at FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR lowcat price". Give us a trial. "\\ VXTBD—White farm hand without fain- 12 double iron frames, holding- iU cases, cost tir^t-ela^b condition, ul-o portable garage. square yards of the following pav- cafah. S M. SNIDER. 146 S-_Pj;yor_bl S17.5J. sale price «10 tcaMii^ nt>. SR? N. Boulevard Ivy (781. tly. H. A. aiorgan. Deeatur. Ga., K. l-\ D. NJS W^ FOIL boat bargains In furniture see J or dan One prcol preaa. \\ ill take a three-column ing materials: Four-inch standard Furniture Co. I-HI Auburn ave lyy 44S7. NO. .:. _ galley, sale price £10. WAXTKD. PL'T on your bab>'s carriage, iepa.ured, re- 6 RG A NIZERS WANTED—The new. order. T\v o Atones and one st-ind to hold them. '• \\ a-iting Lo buy jour second- A GUARANTEED 10 per cent vitrified brick, 3-inch and ,2^-inch painted and rc-covercd. Itobt. Mitchell 229 BCLiPSE gaa range, good aa new, J15. Call The Knights oC the Girdle. fraternal, about 8 teut long. sale price 510. ir 2 6 James St. Commercial Ga- Kagev-ood avenue. Ivy 3010. Main 1434, Atlanta. 2285. patriotic, beneficent, appeals to all church One wooden case rack, lioldi 30 full-size investment—A limited amount vertical vitrifjcd fibre brick, 3 and FURNITURE and ru»a at lowest prices. men; organize in your city. Full particulars. caaea. cost $10; sale price ?4. AS1J TINTING. Robison Furniture Co., 27 E. Hunter Ct, X O G., SO McLendon. Atlanta, This mac-rial will be bold in lots to ault. "WANi'UD- -Two light touring: car-j, aecond- of 10 per cent preferred stock, in 3/--2-inch creosoted long leaf yel- 7. McPherson, Atlanta. Ga., Ivy •WANTED—Railway mail clerks. Commence Pay your own freight- Address I low pine blocks. Address City JAS. W. 'BOWERS STQ montb- Examinations uomlnff. bam- shares of $100 each, dividends THii CONSTITUTION. ' MUSIC AND DANCING Dle Questions free. Franklia Institute. Dept, ACCESSORIES. guaranteed, in an established Clerk, City of San Antonio, Texas. Wall and Tint?»e.' L. Rochester, N. ATLANTA. GA. GOVERNORS ISLAND, N. T. H, Mar 18, No 17 South forsyth at. Main 1487.^ PKOPESSOR MABlLER'S Select dancing SALESMAN to call on physicians- Estab- Georgia enterprise of highest rep- 1914.—Sealed proposal", in triplicate, for KEEP your house painted SHd tinted echobl. 426 Peachtree. Ivy 778-L. Only lished trade. Expenses and commission. furnishing forage and fetraw (thiee months' Krnbry Construction Company. 31S Fourtri resident member International Teachern' Also one for central Georgia. P. O^ Box 1.21. NOTICE utation, demand for its prod- and a year's bupply) and fuel, gat-oUne, min- National Bank Mam ^1455. ""ru> Assoclatiop. Philadelphia^ THE METAL WELDING COMPANY HAVE eral oil, beef and mutton, required in eas>t- PlANO tuning, ifuaranteed to give aatiafac- WANTED—Experienced job press feeders. SAFES ucts unlimited. Qualified under ern department during" year commencing- tlon. Paul G. German. 172 Oakland av*. MOVED THKJR AUTOGENOUS WEZ*£>- July l, 1914, will be received here until 9 J. A. JOHNSON Main 197L _ Apply at Atlanta Envelope Co., 162-1S4- BOUGHT, sold and exchanged. Bank IN15 AND UUCARBONIZING PLANT TO new Georgia law, and will stand ! Palntine__a_nd Wall Tinting. West 1288-3. H6 Marietta street. 173 SOUTH FORSYTH BOTH WELDING a. m. April 17. 1914. Information furnished sates, vault doors. Combinations IN ALL :,1BTALS. PHOiNE MAIN 301«. on application to Department QuartermaB- ! FOR kalsomtmng walls. painting~floors or ME'EN with patentable ideas write Randolph closest investigation. For partic- ter. ; general house cleaning, call Ivy B519-551S AUCTION SALES & Co.. Patent_Solicitor5.JWj.shlngton. D. C- changed. or Atlan ta phone^ ZQ^ ulars address Box F-52, care Con- NOTICE. TH iT*~SoOT S^ RNÂUCTlCi N "AN D SAi.- HELP WANTED—Female FROM this date Mr. J. H. Gray will not be VAGE COMPANY, at so south pryor. win BANKERS' SAFE AND stitution. connected with Friddell Bros. Mr. K. R. buy or st.ll your furniture, houwehold goods ~ "^STORfeS AN1> OFFICES. NOW IS THE TIME Frlddell, Jr, yiiJ] be in charge of ivall pa- or piano. Phone BetJ Main 2300. OIRLS, taUe course in Mlsa Sparkmanls Im- VAULT CO. PART.VER WANTED^Sry goods, ihie and per department and uiH t,erVe the public CrF7~BTNDER~&^s5N proved Millinery School. 94 î Whitehall. To Have Your Car clothing business, must have $5.000 to efficiently MANUFACTURERS of high-grade palnta No. 35 East Mitchell Street. put In with his services; prefer experience*! \\hlte lead- and creosote stains. Wa make Free scholarship offer. Alt millinery work merchant Annual sales S40.000. North WANTED—Contractors for macadam work, FOR — TYPEWRITER9 tree, REPAINTED ready-mixed paints to order. Corner La (leorgla city, S.OOO population, lota of man- good pi Icei. Rood quarries, short haul: France and Lo\\ry streets. Bell phone Ivy "VV4."VTED — A ilrst-class mllhnerv trimmer. SAFES ufacturing. Ideal home place Electric long job. For particulars write Oliver & And This Is the Place Hill Maryyjllp. Term. ^___ Apply to The Fair. 9S Whitehall street. lights, water, sewers, fine schools. Bef t 4 MONTHS FOR $6 AND UP. HERRING, HALL, * MARVIN. LET US M*KB YOU A PRICE. climate on earth. Address F-6E, care Con- WANTSD —Experience d millinery salesladies. WHITEHALL GARAGE. Rebuilt Typewriter** J2S aild »7*. stitution. 100 reason- Apply to The Fair, 93 Whitehall street. New and second-hand. Also 44-1 WHITEHALL ST. _ MEDICAL ITSJF!iNJC,vWv onv^jr^jSHOP- g ^"ntinvrice^°g v,a AMBP.1CAN WRITING MACHINE CO. Main 468 Atlanta 1306. SECTj RED or fee relurn- 48 North Pryor St. P-hone Main 262« SALESWOMEN — SOiaC. other makes. Gookin Bank and ed. Illustrated guide book DR EDMONDSOJVS | soij^ted. Lo 415-JO Austell Bldfir. M. 796. A S*SW ladles who will talk Fernwood lots and list of inventions TI anted free to any Pills, a safe and reliable treatment for ir- all or part of time can secure exception- Office Equipment Co., 113-115 N. ATLANTA ELECTRIC CO. address. Patents secured by us advertised regularities. Trial box by mail 50 eta Ed- i ROOF KEP.ii ally attractive contract by applying to E. 34-36 JAMES hT. Phone Ivy 4321-J. C. A. Tree in The World's Progr-«a; sample free. mondbon Druff Co.. 11 K Broad St.. Atlanta ______, RoOf- Pryor street, Atlanta, Ga. Ua. ______J. Witt, Sales Mgr.. care Glover Realty Com- EtheridE'. *iud J. H. Gray, Proprietors Stor- Victor J Eyan^ & Co.. Washington.,_P. C. _ ~ ~~~~"~ L nng a specialty. 12 mdnth^' pany. age batter.c.H rebujJt, repaired and charged. WANTED^Sober, reliable man with SI.000. E. iitee. reafiortable rates. Call Ivy 905. WANTED—A buyer for 20 tons Spark batters i\ orlv a specialty. General propoBitlon, will bear close inveattjjation, of omen and chii- DRESSMAKING—SEWING "\VANTED—Millinery, dults and shirtwaist alectrlc Auto repairs. Washing and polish- salesladies; none but that have worked ex- muht be able to keep ordinary set of books, -^5££!2S^±SB-™JS*SiS&lIIIZ FrA^HTCvNABirs~~drt:esmakrng1 saTiBfacTion clusively In millinery, suit and shirtwaist of grass and pea\ ine hav. giving one hour dally to same. This is f* A IT'lJ:'"iP(1^V V UPHOLSTEH1XG ana ;uaranteed; low pricea. Weat J15. aepUi. need apply. Grossman'a. "WILL send a bale sample prepaid on receipt worth jour attention. Address B-8G. care ; C-APll li U'lL Carpet Cleaning Co.. 14« oC Jl and make a price on the quantity Constitution. S. Pryor St. Main 2133-J, miESSMAKINO";" prices reasonable; coat* AUTOMOBILES BUSJNESS AND MAIL alined. M. 24S4-J. 101 Capilol ave. MlSCCLLANEODS. tvanted If the sample suits. Address J. O. FOR SALE—Drug store dolne splendid busi- UNENCUMBERED lady to travel ,ln Geor- Booton. Marshullville, Ga. REPAINTED ness, located ID one of tbe best, moat pros- gia in the promotion of child welfare In- TOPS recovered nnd repaired. Wheels ax- perous email towns In Georgia; reason for DIRECTORY ON SIGNS signifies beat qaauiy terests. Excellent opportunity to business les and springs repaired. High-grade work Kent tJign Co., 130^, Pcjichtree. BARTER AND EXCHANGE Belling other business. Invoice $5.000, $2.000 : r =:= party. Salary to start $50 per month and Nitrate-Soda, Bulk Acid at reasonable pricet.. cash and balance on time 1C desired. Ad- Â^ F£iS 3^~^ all expenses. Give references. Address F-5S, PHOSPHATE, Murial e Potash. Kalnit. C. JOHN K. SMITH. A'T^ I TItLNKS, BAGS AND SUITCASSJ;ITCASES~BEE : Constitution S. Meal. Hulls «xnd Coal a.t wholesale In dreas F-44. care Constitution. htm&eiiold goods. TAJULOKKD/INDKEPAIKED. fountain for good pu.no. What ha\ e you solid cars. W. E. AIc<*alla, Manutacturera' 120-12^-124 AUBURN AVEICUE. to offer'.' 10^ E. Harris St.. care Witt. WANTED—Young lady stenographer, thor- WANTEP—An idea; Who can think of turea. and. m fact, everv thing jou a ant. oushly competent, at least four yeara' ex- A«cnt. 415 Atlanta National Baak Bigg. some simple thing to patent? Protect jour Berlence. neat. Quick mid accurate. Mr. NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN. AUTO FENDERS TANKS Ideas, they ma> bnns 3 ou wealth. Write JACOBS AUCTION CO. Perkina. room. 92S Huri building. ICE- compartment cans for Hhlpplng milk KOODS. ETC, made to order. ALto repair for "Needed Inventions" and "How to Get 51 DI5CATUB STREET. work. HOLM.NUSWORTH & CO. Near Kimba.Il Hou=tc. Bell phone 1134; At- JOBS for women. Big pay. and crea.ni 300 miles or lesj. "Success" Ddgewood und Piedmont ayes. Phone lyy SSlJj Your Patent and Your Money." Randoloh ^ Atlanta examinations April 6; sample bucket pumps for cattle tick eradication, for Co., Patent Attorneys. Washington. lanta 1*^S5. "\VALL PAPER—I have a very nne selection HJUiUKN HOTEL iona free. Franklin institute, whitewashing and general apra>ins. Addret>a OUR expenses don't bother us. We~""can do JEWELRY AND OPTICAL' BUSINESS— BANKS. of wall paper, all grades, that I can show 10 AKU li WAi-TON STUt-E't. Que work cheaper and tetter thac others. \sk FOR dKNTLBtUi^* only. center ot city. «OQ. I*. Rochester. N. Y. \VUliatn Dunn, Contracting Engineer, Healy $8,000.00 will get stock, fixtures and a AMERICAN NATIONAL, BANK. you. Also prices for banging and Interior Bldg.. Atlanta. Ga.. U. S. A. why. McDuffle Bros.' Shop, Blast Point, Ga. six years lease. Leat-e alone worth half painting. J- W* Dyer, Main 3440, near new poatoflice. liautt. £.uc. .'5c ^tn. it "WANTED-—Experienced Job press feeders. Atlanta phone 89, or night phone Bell Eaat Alabama and Broad Streets. \nply at Atlanta Envelope Co., 162-164- the price. Best retail street In city. Sal- Capital and Surpiuw 51.200.000. - 'FOR SALE—Machinery of Quality. Peerlaas Point 240. mon. 1511 lyy. QjW^^NJOjjHOlIgJB^CJLE^^^ IfiG Marietta fctreet. Threshers. Steam and Gasoline. Engii as. Oldest aavlngs Depa-rLment In the City. ___ WANTED— Board—Rooms Saw Mills. Bic Four Gas Tractors. Shingle NEWSPAPER — I would like to lease or buy Â'CiiJÂ^^J^DOvTÎÂ^lKG^CO 47 , Jeam millinery; free scholarship plan, E. H. ODOM BRO. CO. FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OP ATLANTA. Eaat Hunter St. _Mgi_n_117S. Atlanta 1051 We make ind retrlm hats free. Ideal and Planing Machinery. See or write us. an interest In good weekly newspaper In Cash cap!Eal $600,000; aurpjiia $930.OOP. MIDDLB-AGED bualnefi, w-'oin^n, r^fTr^C Malsby Company. 43S-440 Marietta street, HAVB your airtomobile repaired the rlpht Georgia. Would bring to it experience and educated, desires room, breakfast. Uimi'-r School of Millinery. IQQife Whitehall. Atlanta. Ga. ^ ay. Rear Auburn avenue. Ivy 8383. CKMKNT .FJuOWEK BOXKS AJSI> energy. _Address "Van," care Atlant__ a Con- p ^ -^J^SS^SLJP*^-^ AND wiNobwfiT in clowe-ln ateam-heated, baili ap LI L .1- .... WANTED—Good, akirtmalter and helper. IF YOU HAVS carbon troubles, use Crlmo. TV HAT Jt take; towfnake"Trierii"toîrder ue with privlleeâ no other boaraeri* «;iv^ .uii Apply »t once. Mrs, Walls, 7S E, North NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN. happen to have it. Give uu your next or- ICE compartment cans for shipping1 milk and Sold under guarantee. 1116 Fourth Nat'l FOR SALE—¥1.00 0 worth of staples, shoes PRETTY flower boxes on particuiarii, alô terme. Addr«- i B-OJ, û.i- •.venue-. Rank building-. Main 3217. and dry goods, storeroom on tbe .square. der and we will convince you. Southern wlltution. _ X WOMAN over 25, witli attracUve person- cream 30O miles or less; "tJuccess" backet States Screen a.nd Cabinet Co.. Box 94 Col- pump; cattle tick eradication for wnitewash- Well located, reasonable rent ; good store- 1OUXG MAX~wr,rkinc Jt~n~lc..t~T\^n^s'fjV- ality, to" traveling pooltton; expenna paid. room, suitable for any kind of business. display at McMillan Bros. i lese Park. * East Point 896^ ' Apply Iia> Gaudier Bldg., teacher preferred. insr and general spraying. Address \VrtlIam ATLANTA RADIATOR CO. nlsheil room in r< nnfl home. nor. h «i«l*> Dunn. Contracting Engineer, Healy Bldjr Write W. B, H. Bennlngton, Covlngton^Ga. SHOE REPAIBINC. preferred. No objection to uu>i.u..ice. tj.->j EXPERIENCED hotel checker. Apply 101S Automobile Kadlator Work Bxclualvely. seed store. ' Broad street, Atlanta, Ga.. U. s. A. Bell. Ivy 7434. 76 Ivy St. FOR SALE —Soda , water, cigars, tobacco and . [>rlcf. Addrg8»^B-204. _CynstHul.lar<. Century building. drug liusinesa; splendid location. A new Atlanta. BOAUD IVANTED--B"y ~t*o > ou.ijr nif-n. 3JXJPBRJENCED silver pantry woman. Ap- up-to-date fountain, Dr. 8. T. Wbltaher, 62S 50 CENTS nortii side, private lamilv prelerrcd Aii- King Cotton Seed for Sale Lee street. Atlanta, Ga. _ ABSTRACiT A3fO' TITI.E ISSCUAXfOS. ply 1018 Century building. LL tnank >o« for your inquiries. MOTORCYCLES—BICYCLES AT GWIXN'S aHOE SHOP, s LrtickJ* »tr*>et rt-af. v/itn location d.ntl u.ej. J ,\. ^ t oi j KXPERIENCEI> pantry womtLO. Apply 101S JOHN M. GREEN. ATLANTA TLTLfcJ GUARANTKli opposite Piedmont hotel. Both phones. In Century building. 1323 Candler Bld£., Atlanta, Ga, FOR 'SALE—Indian"TwinIn gamA condition. ANCE COMPANY, cround floor . • hurry VV CaCalll Taxlcab Company for auto ONVENIKNT to Hurf "bide." or capital.' Apply F. O. Bex IJ. Ston* Mountain, QB. rwuPMrTlUb tiunzxy axpoiar*. Coapl*. phon* Ivy s74f>.

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BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Rooms FO R RENT—Storea REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sala REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL. ESTATE—For Sale . BTFRYOR" ST.—IÎOO aanareTfeetr ASK THE CONSTITUTION WHERE ONE! neatly fur room, all conveniences, 112-114 North Pryor *t,. 630 aqvare feel TO i-IVE. each. Steam heat and water Included la with owner. 203 Crew at. lease. Price right. Asa. G. Candler. Jr™ 1 Agent. 222 Candler bids. Phone Ivy 6374- GEO. P. MOORE. •A FRKE BUREAU of boarding and FCBNISHED—WEST EPfD. WAIT FOR rooming house Information. If you lCEi'T furnished room, private home, "West See Mr, Willttason. _ REAL ESTATE AND RENTING T, ant to get a place to board or rent End convenient to car line, all conveni- POUR fine new store* an4 loft* ftt 1*4, IS* rooms in any part of the city or sub- ences, use of Bell phone, for two-rounc men. 13* and 12« Whitehall 0trc*t; m\*o «•) 8 10 AUBURN AVENUE. urbs; ask The Atlanta. Constitution. West 1337. Broad etreet, olao «1 E. Alabama St. Geo. \Ve will be el<*d to help you set; what W Sclple. 19 Bdeewood Avo. Both phom«a you want. rXFCBja»HEJ>—NORTH SUW. 203. PASCO HEIGHTS SIX ROOMS on nrat and Bccond rtoor of Third Kloor Constitution Building'. beautiful close-in residence. 2ft Carnegie PEACHTREE HOME BARGAIN. Main 5000. Atlanta 5001. Way hot bath on mala floor, for family or FOR RENT—Desk Room will rent three rooms on each floor separate- FOR RENT—Office s TEN-ROOM brick house, on lot 60 feet front, Peachtree street, J.OJBTH S1I>E, ly for two families. phone. €06 Temple 300 BEAUTIFUL LOTS A Modern i'amiiy and Tourist DESK ROOM, phone and stenographer, X430 this side of Sixth street. This house was built at a cost of $35,000, BACHELOR APARTMENTS Candler bulldine. Ivy 1733 Williams. HOTEL WOULD rent unfurnished rooms to youjs when they were building good houses. Price $35,000, on easy terms. STONE MOUNTAIN CAB LINE ELECTRIC JUIGHTS and dteam heat. Euro- mea. all conveniences. clolp* in. 28 Car- pean. *3 a weeli and up. 60c a day and FOR It will pay you to investigate. ' up. Roontti en suite with private bathe. TWO large connecting rooma and. kitchen- AT^FEW desirable Sflcesj sTngle""and en ' SIZES: 50x200 American, $7 a week and up. $1.50 a day ette, also one single room. 170 N. Jade- suite, Candler bulldine and Candler An- and up. Free baLha on all floors. son street. Ivy S504-J. nex. Asa G Candler, Jr, Agent, 222 Can- PEACH THEE INN dler bids- Phone Ivy 5274. See Mr. Wilkin- U NFUKN'ISHEP-HSQPTH STDB. son. TEEMS 301 FEACHTREfc. STREET. WHOLE upper floor. 5 rooms and bath, or $45,000 PROFIT, FIVE YEARS. Under liew management. Clerk aad bell tw o or three rooms and kitchenette. 5 THREE connecting rooms second floor boy service night and day. Phoned: Ivy mlniltes' car service, in suburban home, with Grant building Apply_ 325 Grant bldg ? owner. Phone East Point 294-J. OFFICES FOR RENT in Hurt building:. PEACHTREE STREET corner; 100 teet front; just north of Applj 1110 or phone Ivy 7200. BELLEVUE INN TWO lovely large living rooms, unfur., with NICELY furnished single or dot ble roohos. kitchenette and butler's pantry, all con- Georgian Terrace. Has on it a solid brick house that cost , ONE DOLLAR DOWN ateazn heated, with or without meals. 63 [ecting rooms. 315 Whitehall street. East Third. Ivy X53S-L. TWO beautiful connecting rooms unfur,, $30,000 to build. We believe that this corner will sell for $1,000 close in, $3 month, 55 Eraser street. AND change for automobile or small farm. Main per foot within five years. A vacant corner across the street is held 53 WEST BAKER 3674 ^_^_^_____^___ DANDY ate^-m-heated, rocm, excellent mealp. . clone In. all conveniences. Ivy 76SD-J. , i O nicely fur. or unfur rooms for light FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Dandy farm at $600 per foot. Property adjoining this corner vacant is held at housekeeping 375 'Whitehall. and store site, north Georgia See me at FIFTY CENTS A WEEK TWO fur or unfur . with kitchenette, or sin- once. 10a Cascade avenue, city. $500 per foot. We can deliver this at $55,000 on good terms. Con- 514 PEACHTREE STREET E.AU Iirujj room private bath, excellent gle room, rent reasonable. J4 E Baker at. SEE ME for South Ueorgia Farms. Will sider $10,000 to $15,000 in property as part payment. board Ivy 1499-J. _ exchange for city property. J. T. Kim- brough. 409 Atlanta National Bank Bidg. HO INTEREST—NO TAXES GOOD CHRISTIAN HOME for girls, reasonable ;ra.cea. references required. Tabernacle Dormitory.L 57 L.tickie street. >OUTil bU>E. Labia board, close TWO NICELY furnished rooms, for light THIS SALE BEGINS BOARD and rooms, al&o housekeeping, bath connecting. 9 Wll- vin, steam heat and. al conveniences. 39 . DXSTJKICT. Currier street "llama_ atre&t. WANTED—By April 1 a home to Druid STEAM-HE AT ED room, modern north side SUITE of two or three rooms for congenial Hills. Aneley Parft or West Peachlree TURMAN., BLACK & CALHOUN private, home, electricity, meals near. Ivy couple for housekeeping 66 W. Baker st. section, 7 or 8-room bungalow or residence .4 94-J. rooms for Mu-st hav3 all conveniences and be worth T\\ O delightfully connecting the money. Address B-as, Constitution SATURDAY BEAUTIFUL rooms one block of Peach- tiouseKeepinhousekeeping Decatuuecatur 5a3j _ -_..--. 203 Empire Building. tree, excellent meals it desired. 19 and Ji T"V\ O or three furnished front, connecting, FOR quick sale list your property with us, \V Cain Ivy 5660 . housekeeping rooms 37 Carnegie Way. Porter & Swift. 130 % Peach-tree Btreet. -ntlemen. delightful room, -OCTU SJDE, I.ANDS. . MARCH TWENTY-F] IT will board Myrtle, near Ponce de Leon. WILL EXCHANGE G-past,enger Reo car, In FARM FOR SALE Phone Ivy 1495. TWO beautiful steam-heated rooms for housekeeping, electricity, every conveni- nne condition, for small country farm or ELEGANTLY fur rooms and excellent ence, 237-A Fulton, corner Capitol. Main acreage Address B-89, Constitution. tablo board, table boarders also wanted. &OJ WE HAVE just had listed with us a farm consisting of 113 feprins. street. Phone. TWO or 3 fur. housekeeping rooms, with DON'T BE MISLI with dressing room. sleeping porch, aU conveniences. Main REAL ESTATE—For Sala three hundred acres of land in ten miles of the center __5aÔ-L. Sb E. Cain at. 3356-J iST'KICI\ ISHDD rooma beat cook- of Atlanta. This farm lies well and is good, strong land, eÎences, gentlemen or cou- THERE ARE NO STRINGS TEED I 'O THIS SALE. FOR RENT—Apartment * suitable for truck, dairy or straight farming. KLEGA^T room and excellent board, pri- FOR SALE!—By owner, two story briclc vate family Myrtle at. Ivy l-M-j^ store on Edgewood avenue and line resi- ELEGANTLY furnished 5-room apt. 25 Por- dence on north side in flrst-clajjs section. THE ABOVE ARE THE REGULAR TERMS 513 PEACHTREE ter PL Apt. 4. I\y 8291-J. Call I\y 2342-L THIS FARM is worth $65 per acre, but for the next ten HAVE ma ttmail room on first floor, with UNFURNISHED. days we can sell it for $35 per acre. UPON WHICH ALL LOTS WILL BE SOLD. board APARTMENTS SELECT BOARDING 647 Po chtree street, v ONE three and one four-room, apartment FOR SALE—Handsome bungalow, close to btearn heat * _>__ bC34 steam heat, janitor service, nicely arrang- Ponce de Leon and N Boulevard It haa SOMEBODY is going to make a lot of money here. 362 PEACHTREE Home for ed No. 4 poplar Circle. Call Ivy 7026. ask 6 rooms, hardwood floors in patterns, beam, choice rooma table buard~ . for the Janitor __ ceiling^ screened furnace heat, handaome GALL AT MY OFFICE ith Bleeping" porch ~ba.th adjoining. SEE, this at once Modern, lower 5-room combination fixtures, built-in bookcases, nt board ivy 1499-J Hat, No. 1 Dixon Place, corner W. Xlthi cement driveway and garage. In fact, it is SEE MR. WRIGHT. 1 up to-d«ite, for only ?6,75l) Terms can be CLEAN coijitortable rooms, very best table. convenient to Piedmont avenue. Juniper and 21 East Cain l\y 54-ii Peachtree street car lines, to leaqe by owner arranged Call owner. Ivy 1276. room at S35.fei>, vacant^March Ji5. Call Ivy 6508-J 1C02 Third National jBank _bl.dg Ivy 6733-.T. FOR INFORMATION AND PLATS DELIGHTFLL room excellent board, very IS PER CENT INVESTMENTS—We have deairable private famil\ Ivy 5973 J THE LAWRENCE—Two, three and four- two double three-room houses on a corner CLE A N nicely fur roo room apartraento, some early v acancles, lot on West Hunter street rented at 5340 TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN gentlemen 11 Currier I 5 all conveniences, and in walking distance. per year, ^2 350 3500 cash BOO3!i> ivittt private batfc and board. Jl £,n»t J T Turner, Reb Mgr., Apt. 8, 62 W. M HATCH COOK, jLlndei street. Ivy 15,;. MIsa Annie Dennis Peachtree place Ivy 8080. 501 Fourth National Bank Bidg- FOR RENT—Three-room apartment. With Main 4513 W. P. COLE MHJTH SIDE. bath, hot \v a ter, electricity, gas range, DESIRABLE RUO.VLS, with all janitor service. Ivy 31S4-J in morning. SUCCESS TREADS ON THE HEELS OF CORINTHIAN, 1408 CANDLES BLDG. PHONES IVY 432; ATL. 953. conveniences, in ten minutes* 136 W. PEACHTREE, Apt J01 Best lo ualkvoi clty^3 10 Whitehall st. tion, close in. Phone Ivy 4081. EVERY RIGHT EFFORT!! or~\T TT*l I sidesicte, ninicce room, good board. APARTMENT, rooms and bath, electric OV^* LJ J. i J. for Ciirta joung men, private Jig-lit a &•*$ steam he^t. Main 3824. S3J WHY NOT MAKE THE EFFORT TO BUY? home Majn 30aS-J _ ___ Nortu Bo vard. ______1ST CLEBURNE AVENUE—Lot 55x175, with a lovely 8-room house Furnaoo FURNISHED rooms. ^' r -nlthou—• t board• , 4-ROOM mode a tetarn- heated apartment, heat, all modern conveniences Servants? ' house on rear of lot Easy terms EDWIN L. HARLING all conveniences, cl- AtL. Phone 3S27. close In. and low price Do s ou want to see this 58 Garnett street ESTATE^ . .3. 8 BAST AL LB4.MA ST FURNIfaHED "or unfurnished 5-room apt ON CENTRAL AVENUE, near In Six-room cottag-e. on lot 45xi3S, with alley PARK ^HO&E—O n Elisabetfc street^ en for nicely fur room, ex- j5 Porter Place Ag^ 2 Ivy 705J J in rear Servants' nouses on. real of lot, rents for '$11 per month. Price. 10-room 2-story slate roof house, large servants house, nice e;a.m.ee _ etmed. pi iv1 Frank B. Green our price and terma__are_not_____ right, make us a propOBUion _as_Jt_nm«t^_ho____ H -U once_ __ tance 14 j Pulliam street A t Ianta. j J96 1_4_0_4 Third National Bank bide. THE L. C. GREEN COMPANY ~ CvEWL\ fur room and board. JvotPahd cold SIX vacant lots in 4th ward This is un- 305 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLDG PHONE IVT 2943 BAST GEORGIA AVENUE COTTAGE —Or f East Georgia a\enue we offer a~modern 6- water ^J^_fc_Pryor street. room cottage, lot 60x180. for $3 750 S800 cash, $25 per month for the balance, WANTED— Apartment * doubteOJy the cream of negro renting with no loan It IB j. pick-up at our price WA~NTFD—One or two lady boarders In property will sell for $500 each, worth private Capitol a-vemie home M 5J7.-J 301 Temple Court building CHEROKEE AVENUE COTTAGE—On Cherokee avenue at Grant park, we offer a FOK fa ALE—Sit room cr.tta.ge v,lth hall, bath. corner Lot 200x250 with a 6-room cottage for $4000 S&00 cash $25 per month for JUARGE room, every modern con\enience, the balance, with no loan This is an opportunity for you to double your money. We __._bestAboard 33 Capitol boujre Mîn 2285 THE KOOM RENTING AND and basement furnace heated, large lot, TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN ' planted with shrubs and fruit, just off North will be glad to talk__to_ you about this piece of property BTRIC'IL.^ exclusive board QIlss Crush, &7 BOARDING AGENCY Boulevard Ivy 3307 Price $5000 INMAN PARK BUNGALOW—On Hale street. In Inman Park, we have a new modern" Capitol Square__ or sub- 10 ROOMS, close ia and. very nicely ar- East Hunter street FRONTING ON THE NORTH J>"ECATITR CAR LINE and only eighteen minutes J. R. SMITH & J. H. EWING urbs, aak The Atlanta Constitution. ranged. Price $40. 53 J50—INMAN JP4.RK on main thorough- ride from the center of Atlanta, I have this beautiful 6-room house Tvith 13» PEAOHTRBE STREET >Vo will be glad to help you get what fare, 5-r bung-alow. Christian Co. Ivy 83t>3 you \sant. House No. 25 Brantley Street hall, water, sewer, cherted street and tile sidewalk, on a beautiful elevated, 6 ROOMS and brand-new, never been Oc- cupied, in Inman Park section. Price SUBURBAN. level tot, 76x189 feet to an alley This place is a bargain at $3,500 on easy I HAVE xvhat \ou are looking for in homes MUST sell equity in goqd taproom house tei ms of $500 cash, balance $20 per month, and no loan to assume. This place $5,250 —THREE BUILDING LOTS House No. 178 S. Pryor Street West End. Call West 411-J Owner wall rent for $25 per month This 13 the best bargain in a hom-e you can find. 8 ROOM6, close in. and in good condition. and lots on easy terms, healthiest town JUST OFF PONCE I>E LEON avenue, we have three lots adjoining each other. Price $35. and mout convenient suburb of Atlanta If you will look at this place you will buy it. Let me sliow it to you. 50x160 feet All improvements have been put on this street and paid for SHED — JSOttTll SIDE. bpecial—I have two vacant lots 60x150 Bungalows built here will sell for $6,500 Good proftt to be made here this Apartments each to alley on Astor Terrace near Knott spring Lots have natural elevation of about three feet and face the cast FiCKWiCK ONE three- room and one four-room, apt.; Station. I will sell for $ . Prices ARTHUR M. REID T $32.50 and $35 00. East Pînt 286. night call 1234. East Point, 616 THIRJD NAT-t, BAJfK HL.DG IVT 3746 7 I?aJlrlie St., Jsear Carnegie Library. Ga. IVT 6224 1017 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BM)CJ 'i Wu-±touM faCJITB. bedroom, with private FITZHUGH KNOX bath, and large rooms, 4*x.£4 leet, nuitable Candler Building for parlor or orrlcB. nrat floor fictewick. Ideal high-class home, price $6.750. Baulty $2,000. WilJâke auto or vacant lot at ¥1,000 balance c*u*h 51.000. See owner. 607 Peters BUY A BARGAIN 3 HOMES AT A BARGAIN TILE EDGJiiWOOD tjuiWne^JPhpr.* arain 2041. ?9,000—CLOSE; TO GEORGIAN TERRACE, a dandv 7-roorn home You can muuetu, tiiLj.ni DecU, eKuUic lights live here a -while and make moneyltis between fche Peajchtrees* Terms. 6-ROOM, TRIM BUNGALOW; all conveniences; lot 60x200, garden and frutt. bat and cam v, aier. .Desirable hom« lor HERE S a bargain 5-room cottage, one block 93,750. Owner built it for a. home and is living in it Going to move. dles and cenLlemuu. Kootaa per day E>0c of Gordon at $2 GOO, $350 cash, notes $20 $1J,500—PEÔHTRKK C1ROL»E. one of the nicest little 8 room homes on th« , weekly, sing to, $3 up, doubl*. 9^ up. per month better take advantage of this street It has everything in it that >our heart could "wish The approach Sell on reasonable cash payment and g-ood terms. College Park 4Vj fc.agowooci aye. Ivy bJu*-J. »jjb.i our Weekly Kent Bulletin. We mov* immediately W L Mclsevin. 10C1 Empire is grand It is a real bang-ain and terms c s and "will be a vacant loti in Decatur 1 letcher Pearson, perfect beaut v for the money Take one look at it before you buy. Terms. hot and. cold watpr la ea«b room, newly OUK weekly rent U&t civea full deacrlptlona 10-ROOM, 2-STOKT HOME, occupied by owner, who built it for a home, on a of ajiytbin£ for rent Call for on* or let 4_2 Atlanta Natlona.1 Bank building $5,000—AXSL.EY PARK, 6-room bung-alow and it is woith your money. Yes,1 grand big level corner lot, at a bargain Cost $8,500 Can. sell tor $7 750 dt^.ji j(.t u u,uu turitiaaea. Upon bund*?. J5eM it has cement drlxewav, servant room and garage No more home* at rataB in ctty. UB mail it to >ou. *? orreat A. laeorge Ada'r FAKM . College Park FOR RENT—70 Norcross street. West End. FOR SALE—230 ACRES, THIS IS A MOD- this price, $500 cash, balance to soiit. ADOLF •rte have a five room cottage, close to car ERN UP-TO DAI E FARM LAND LIES SfLfc-NUIDLl lur mailed line and jLlmost^neiy^Price. J26 Ivy 7100. LEVEL AND IN H1OH STATE OP CULTI- steam beat and baUi. HOUSES, apartments and stores for rent. VATION BRICK HOUSE AND BARN 4 MARTIN-OZBURN REALTY CO. EDWARD H. WALKER can secure nicely Phone us and let us mall you a rent list. TENANT HOUSES, ALL IN GOOD CONDI- iK batA. one bluC Geoige -E* Moore, 10 Auburn avenue TION TELEPHONE IN EACH HOUSE. 75 PHONE IVT 1276, ATI^. 20S THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLJXf. 35 NORTH FORSTTK STREET. ^ street, ivy bib ACRES OF THIS LAND MAKEfa A BALE iur- rot/m, bteain. heat, CALJU write or phone lor our rent bulletin. OF COTTON TO THE ACRE I CAN SELL trie ligiirs. all convenie We carry a large liat of houses for rent. THIS FL\CE FOR LESS THAN THE IM- Apt. 1 ivy ^QH _ Ralph U Cocfaran. 21 S. Broad at. PROVEMENTS COST YOU CAN RENT FOR RENT—Seven-room house on Pied- THIS OUT ON AN 8 PER CENT BASIS A CONTRACT WITH US FOR RENT —On e well furnished, room, lu- mont avenue, reasonable. References. stantaneoua hot bath adjoining. Ivy 7280. ARE YOU A POOR MAN? 22 j-.aat Ojiin atroet. _ _ __tvy 6S44-J. THOS. W. JACKSON GUARANTEES:' S-HOOM cottaff*. No. 6 Hopkios. West End. "\TTftT?T V turniahed room. lady or Modern, large yard. M 3Q08 Mr^Brltton. Fourth JSTational Bank Bidg. Attractive plans Complete specifications HAVE YOU GOT $50 IN CASH? -AN J-^ J^J-J -*• gentleman. -*0l) LucKf*. FOR RENT—Houses, all parts of city.~G. R! FOR SAL.E—393 ACRES M't-BMOREJ Capable superintendence Proper construction Moore &. Co.. 405-7 Silvey bidg. M. 534. COVE THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL COUN- I HAVE JUST COMB IN POSSESSION of a nice 3-room cottage within 160 FOR REN'f^ Completely fxir. room in TRY HOME ON PIKE ROAD, BELONGS Financial responsibility Courteous treatment for on« OL no iounfa ladies btcam i TO NON-RESIDKNT AND CAM EH "Ask Yonr Banker" "Ask the Building' Inspector" feet of the Lfikevrood avenue car, at Lakewood Hefghts. Has three iarga elec hot w-j-tcrlvy S365-J. FOR RENT—Garages and Barns BOUGHT AT A BARGAIN THE LAND . £ur., »Leam-ttt.ated room, adjoining IS LEVEL AND IN HIC.H STATE OP CUL- rooms, and has a nice hall, front and back porch; has been built a little ovar bath, ev try modern convenience. very TIVATION NICE RESIDENCE IN reasonable -U3-A Woat Peachtree. 7991-J- OROVE SODDED YARD LARGE BAJtN FULTON COUNTY HOME BUILDERS two years. The lot is 50x140, under a Page fence; the back yard is covered EVERY CONVEKIENCE, THAT COST JI.500 TO BOLD. 4 TEN- with fine frnlt trees, close to school, churches, stores, etc. A good chance for KOMB fvEIAR PJEt>- ANT HOUSES \»JD OTHER OUTBUILD- 529-530 CANDLER BLDG. PHONE IVY 4674. FbR RENT—HOTELS. INGS A MODERN DAin"i IS NOW BE- ING OPERATED ON THIS PLACE IF E. C. Callaway, President. J. W. Wills, Secretary. a poor man to get a foothold. To a good risk, $50 cash, $15 per month. , t,tcani"b.eated front HOTEirpIjAZA2Sb Peachtree, at the junc- -VOU ARE LOOKING FOK SOMETHING e^ 14 \\ Peachtree tion of Peachtree and West Peachtree, 21 GOOD. WELL LOCATED AND PROFIT- B.,R. Padgett, Jr., Sup't Construction. See me at once. p. B. HOPKINS, 316 Empire Building. Ivy 313 J-J. large bedrooms, all fronting Peachtree and ABLE TOO HAVE IT IN THIS PLACE. T"\VO or threa lur. rooms in Inman Park, West Peachti ee. laree, spacious dining on tar line. 84 Lake ave. Ivy S969 or room, seating sixty (60). Elegant parlor. THOS. W. JACKSON electric liehXs and bteam heat throughout, Entire building newly and costly papered, FOR SALE—6-room house in South Kirkwood, AK.(jK front room, uext to bath. furnace painted inside and out. .Remember Shrlners Fourth National Bank Bidg. heat._ gentlenuan preferred. Ivy 466>. are coming Will lease responsible party FOR SALE—Georgia lands a specialty. Thoa SPRING STREET CORNER \»K gt-ntlemon. front room, private en- Apply W. E Ragan. 32 South Pryor at. "W Jackson, 4th Nat Bank Bldg . Atlanta. JUST THE PROPER SIZE FOR APARTMENT, but has a tran-^^j-lo ^ tn apartment. Ivy ^999-L^ on large" lot, 60x241, situated in beautiful !>,JCivJjX fit !hed rooms, close in, all dwelling with five bedrooms, furnace and all conveniences, modern c*e >iencea 66 W Baker at. including servant's house and garage, which is in splendid neighbor- grove one block from car lineTa big bargain; can t'RO NT~ilOOii, ^Sxiat. SUBURBAN HOME hood and nice enough for any one to occupy until ready to build. roonas for ii^ht housekeeping , $100 CASH AND $25 PER MONTH Can be had for less than $150 foot. arrange terms. oom. J19 Courtland .at. Ivy 7036. larniafttii room, cloê Xn, all modern IN THE BEST suburb of the city, we offer you an up-to- nvenionces. ~s East Harrfe street. ATLANTA REALTY LOAN & - front rooms, also house keep- date 6-room bungalow; sewer, water and electric CHAS. D. HURT ri^ng^^ Ivy;__.j305_^jT __.______. ______TLEMEN- ov€\"" — Nice fur room, close lights; in one-half block of car line and convenient to REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY private family. &0 W Cain st schools and chuf dies. Lot 136x180. Price $3,750. 801 Fouith National Bank Bldg. Phone Main 350. Ivy 7426. 305-7 Empire Life Bldg. rooms, gentlemen, hot batha, HARPER REALTY COMPANY all conveniences, hummer ratea. Ivy 5B91-J BEST BARGAIN GOING DELIGH1.FUIJ evening^, front room in 717 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PEACHTREE STREET LEASE class apartment for lady. glO Ivy BETWEEN CANT>LER BUILDING and Auburn avenue, on east side of ctreet* $4,000 WIIA BUT 6-room residence within three blocks of car line, fn e mintrt» STEAiCHEATEO room toe rent, furnished. Bell Phone Iw 4286. Atlanta Phone 672. we have a modern store. IS^xllO feet, leased to September, 1916 Frlc* schedule to city. l*ot 105x226; electric .lights, water and weweiMge, hot and 293 N, Boulevard Ivy 340t»-J. 5375. No information over phone. told bath; fenced, good bearing orchard. $500 down, S.Ju.OO per montij. No FITRN1SHED—SOUTH SIDE. mortgage or loan, FOR RENT—One nicely furnished room, FOR SALE FOR QUICK SAU3. beautiful shaded and convenient building lot, 76x200 feet with or without board. In private home* LOT 100x240—Good 3-room house, beautiful grounds, fine -water, on Ri\er Car WILSON BROS. to alley. Electric wiring and sewerage Just the pl^ce for >our summer atl conveniences. 125^ Central._ avenue Line: J900 easy terms home in the citys healthiest and most convenient suburb Price $1,500 I am ONE O! for rent in nice- sec- 70i EMPIRE BUILDING lion. SOUTtHTWEST Georgia farms, 25 acres and up instructed to offer this lot for $1,200 this week only Terms.

ONF3 nicely fur room -in desirable section WADDELL & PRICE S. N. THOMPSON with pr&ate fatally. II. 2304-J. 306 CANDLBF. BLDG. WANT ADS Line WANT ADSl BAST POINT, GA. BELL PHONE, EAST POINT tSt. t Page Twelve THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA,, THUESDAT, lIAECtE 19, 1914. 'I:.. FINED FOR SLANDER ment by the school principal of the HIGHWAY BOOSTED LODGE NOTICES physician's daughter. PRETTY GIRL ROUTS FOR CALLING WOMAN .The complainant, in supporting the FEDERAL CENSORSHIP BOWIES HID DEKNIGHT BY GREAT MEETING charge before the court, argued: A regular oommunication A "SUFFRAGETTE" "The suffragettes have shown them- AT SUMMERVILLE of Pythagoras Lodge; No. 41, selves to be scarcely • normal. Edu- BOLD NEGRO BURGLAR Free and Accepted Masons, FOR "MOVIE" FILMS TO DO SOME LOBBYING - A- -- will be held in Masonic cated people are enraged against. them Rome, Ga., "March IS.— (Special.)— Temple, Decatur. Ga-, this Colosne. March 18.—For calling a owing to their outrages, arid nobody Many Rome" people attended. the; mass (Thursday) everrine at 7:30 Miss Virginia Jqrdan Believes o'clock. March 19, 1914. Xoma.n . school principal a ""stiffra- would entrust children to me if I were Provided in a Comprehensive The Admiral Wanted Railway meeting at Summervilie today to discuss the building of the government in the Fellowcraft degree. All -. gette," the -wife of a physician in a a. suffragette." Owned Ships Allowed to She Wounded Black Who Masons, duly' qualified, are cordially suburban village was today convicted Measure Introduced by Sen- highway from Chattanooga to Atlanta and fraternally Invited to attend. The defendant refused to apologize* via Summerville. LaFayette and Rome. Invaded Her Home. VIVIAN O. KEMBEY, W. M. . and fined on a charge of slander. and declared that the . teacher had ator Hoke Smith. Use Panama Canal. Delegations from fche "Rome chamber G. SCOTT .CA^DL-ER, Secretary-. The offense was committed in the of, commerce, the city- council and the "acted like a suffragette." She was board of county commissioners attend- course of a quarrel over the punish- thereupon ordered to pay a fine. ed in a body. There were also .repre.- The pluck of pretty-Miss Virginia (By Jofcm Corrtean, Jr., Washington. March 18.—Refusal of; -- -- _ -. B. P. O. of EIItB. Washington, March 18.—(Special.)— Clarence Wj De Knight'today, on advice feI*IJ „„? Jordan, and her ability to handle fire-. "~ *»..' D.*.. - a, trade, and (.lie >vculld <^ HSILIlAIln- A" regular session of Atlan- Rigid supervision of motion picture of counsel, to submit to uifc senate sioners. juage John w. Maddox, Judge arms, last night routed a negro burglar ta Lodge, No. 73, B. P. O. of MRS. SMITH IS KILLED film concerns, amounting to govern- lobby investigating committee papers looses "Wright, Colonel J. Lindsay John- whom she discovered climbing into a Elks, will be held this IN ELEVATOR ACCIDENT ment censorship, la (provided for in a demanded in connection with its in- j son and others delivered addresses. window at her residence, 9S west '(Thursday) 'evening. March comprehensive measure introduced to- quiry Into De Knight's alleged, actjvl-, There was much enthusiasm inani- Peachtree place. 19, at 7:30 o'clock.. Visiting ties as a lobbyist, brought a temporary | tested. brothers are cordially Invited >"ew York, March IS.-^MYs. Mary H. day 'by Senator Hoke Smith. ; Her mother, Mrs. Laura Jordan, was to meet with us. Fraternally, Smith, widow of the Rev. Cornelius B. Motion pictures showing prize f ielnts halt in the proceedings of _the commit- | fyAYCROSS ICEMAN first 'to discover the intruder. Hear- ALBERT L. DUNN. Smith, D. D., late rector emeritus of or bull fights, or any other matter tee. The attitude of De .Knight, who ing a noise shortly 'after 10 o'clock in Exalted Ruler. tending to incite youth or adults tp is a "Washington lawyer, will be the the rear of the home, the mother stole THEO MAST.- 'Secretary. crime or corrupt morals are. to oe subject of consideration tomorrow. KILLED IN RUNAWAY cautiouslv into the dining roOm. As | strictly prohibited, under "the direction Bowles "on the Stand. she parted the portieres over the double- • ment house, where she had gone to Former Rear Admiral F. T. Bowles, Way cross, Ga,., March IS.—Charlie doored entrance, she caught sight of A regular communication { dine with friends. of. a federal .moving- picture commis- president of the Fore River Ship-Build- Porcher. driver for the Ice Delivery the negro. sion. The commission Is ,to consist of of Fulton Lodge, No. 23 6. Mrs. Smith was about to leave the ing company, was examined today with company, was instantly killed in a When her mother summoned her. l^ree and Accepted Masons, elevator on the seventh, floor of the five members appointed by feh.e p,resi- relation to his efforts to prevent ex- runaway this afternoon. He fell from Miss Jordan seized a revolver- and will be hel'd in Masonic SHIRTS building, when the car, because of a dent. The chairman is to receive ?3,500 elusion of railroad owned, ships from th„„e„ wago„„., n and his body was badly entered the dining room. She opened Temple, at 7:30 -o'clock, on defect in its operating mechanism, it is and the other members $3,000 per an- the use of the Panama canal. Mr. crushed. fire upon the robber at once. At the. this (Thursday) evening-. The inaterial being woven to stated, started to descend. The operat- Bowles admitted that he engaged De j first shot, he uttered a yell of pain. It \ The Pellowcraft degree will or jumped to the landing. Mrs. Smith, num. \Knight to work for him against rail-1 FEDERATED MUSICIANS is believed .the bullet found its mark, our order yon are assured of Bach motion picture film before be- r •be conferred and all candidates for ex- exclusive patterns and color- attempting to follow Mrs. Wm. Thomas Edmondson He also expects to give his hearers been neglected or injured by careless this morning to Anniston, Ada., her- old Mrs. William Thomas Edmondson, .of a better understanding of park affairs treatment — that's all — you surely can homo, for funeral services and inter- Anniston, Ala., died "Wednesday after- from the standpoint of the city gov- have beautiful hair and lots of it if ment. noon at the Piedmont sanitarium after ernment. you will just try a little Danderine. a short illness. Mrs. Edmondson had HOLLEY—The friends of Mr. and Mrs many friends in Atlanta who will be J. F. Holley, Messrs. Clyde and Ernest sorry to learn of her death. She is Holley and .Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boggert survived by her husband, two sons, J. H. Edmondson, and W. T. Edmondson, Jr., of Anniston, Ala., and three daugh- West Peachtree ters, Mrs. C. V. Rainwater, of Atlanta: Mrs. J. H. Sawyer, Talladega, Ala., and We offer, near i/th St., on lot 50x200 feet, a home of the Miss Martha Edmondson, of Anniston, Ala. The Ijody will be sent on the "better type." , Birmingham special. Southern railway, leaving Atlanta at 11:50 a. m., Thurs- Four bedrooms, two batjis, sleeping porch, hardwood floors imgsworth, Mr. C. H. Bowles. Mr. <; day. Funeral will take place in Annis- W. Cooper, Mr. J. J. Deckner, Mr. W. J ton, Ala. throughout. Peek and Mr. W. A. Landrum. This section, you will admit, is one of the best, and we know HIRSHBE-RG—The friends o£ Mr. Louis Mrs. J. L. Brown, Greensboro. you will say the same about this home after you've seen it, so if you Hir.shberg, Mrs. Julia R. Hirshberg, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Hirshberg, Mr. Will Greens-boro, G-a., March *.—(Spe- are looking for a high-class place your time won't be wasted' by a ciail.)—The funeral of Mrs. James "ij. Hirshberg, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan H. Brown, Sr., who died this morning-- trip out to 858 West Peachtree St. .Saltxman, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Saltssmaii, after a long illness, will take place Mr. H. Saltzmau/and family, Mrs. Aaron Thursday afternoon from the resi- Price $13,000. . Terms. Haas and family, Mr. and Mrs. Morris dence. The diseased was a member Rich and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan of OIK* of the oldest and most promi- Rich and family, Mrs. Bertha Rich and nent families of this city. The funeral famil3', Mr. William Rich and family services will he conducted by Rev El- Forrest & George Adair and Mr. H. Hirshberg- and family are mer Dutton, of the First Baptist invited to attend the funeral of Mr. church, of which Mrs. Brown was a Louis Hirshberg. Friday morning at devoted memsber. She is survived by 10:30 o'clock, from the residence. -1!) tvvo sons, Pierce and James L. Brown, For Rent—Store Room Facing Peachtree Windsor street, Dr. David Marx offici- of Greensboro. ating. Interment Oakland. The fol- We are offering the storeroom at 86 North Broad, facing Peachtree, lowing pallbearers are requested to f Broad and the Piedmont Hotel. This is a handy little stand for nice retail meet at Greenberg & Bond Company's M. Rich & Bros. Co. Cordially Invites Louis Hirshberg, business. $125 per month. at 9:45 a. m.: Mr. J. G. Gavan, Mr. Ltouis "Rirslrberg: died at his resi- Anselm Steinhermer, Mr. Harry Cohen, dence, 49 Windsor street, Wednesday Mr. Herman Titlebaum, Mr. J. C. Macks, afternoon at 3 o'clor-k. He was a JOHN J. WOOD SIDE •Mr. Louis Stahl, Mr. Milton Klein, Mr. menrfaer of tho HirKhberg; comipany HEAL ESTATE—RENTING—STORAGE. Max Samuels, Dr. B. _ Wildauer, Mr. the Feminine Public to a Lecture by firm, wholesale stationers. He had PHONES: BELL, IVY 671; ATL'. 618. 12 "REAL ESTATE ROW." been sick for several weeks. Surviv- ing him are two brothers. Will and Ike Hirshberg-. Funeral will be held BARCLAY & BRANDON CO. Friday morning at 10;;>0 o'clock from Funeral Directors, 246 Ivy St. Mrs. Taylor on "Correct Corseting" the residence. Dr. David Marx will officiate, and interment will be in Oak- WEYMAIM & CONNORS G. H. BRAKDON. It. M. BRANDO!*. land coniftcry. Prcfltdenv. Vice President. LEND ON REAL ESTATE. IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED, AT M JT. W. ATVTRT, Secy, and Trcnm. Mrs. J. F7 Holley. Use An Air-XYJctlan 1914 Modrl "C". LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. QUICK ACTION. NO RED TAPE. "ncrcasea power an county rights. Liberal exchange nfral will be held Thursday afternoon on other carburetors. The Air-Friction Car- the corsets best suited to the slender, average or plump at % o'clock from St. John's Methodist buretor Co., Dayton, Ohio. fhiirrh. and interment will be in West figure, while Mrs. Taylor points out the science, the beauty View cemetery. HAVE YOU THOUGHT? - W. Lowry. and the comfort of modern corseting. Mrs. Taylor also J. \\~. Lowry, aged 73 years, died I T j Property around Four- early "Wednesday morning1 at his resi- Something New dence, «1 Addle street. He is survived 1111 teenth Street six years ago shows how wrong tendencies may be corrected and the by his wi£e, one son and one daughter. Funeral will be held Thursday morn- During the last few days we have received i was longer to town than ing at 11 o'-clock from the residence, Brand-New things in the way of Good Office ! defects of figure or carriage remedied. and interment will be • at Mayson's PEACHTREE HEIGHTS church. Appliances. For instance-- j LOTS are now. Compare Mrs. ff. B. Long. prices now, and remember Mrs. H. B. Long died at a private sanitarium Wednesday morning at 10. ithat Atlanta's growth will o'clock. The body was removed to CT Memory Jogger |J Grfienbers & Bond's chapel, and funeral MARK I soon have PEACHTREE onion will be held Thursday morning at 31 II A Desk Memorandum Tray for the busy ?! HEIGHTS LOTS on the o'clock fro-m Pe'acntree church. In- terment will be in the churchyard. business man. Made in either Oak or Mahogany i f same price level. .CORSETS.^ and complete -with weekly guide cards and 3x5 ij L. R. Wheelis, Columbus. il blank slips in a position ready to write on. Price t J Columbus. Ga., March 18.—L. R. Wheflis, representative in the Alabama $2.00 and $2.25. |f will be used throughout the demonstration. Mrs. Taylor legislature for three terms, died at his iii home west of here today, death beimg You have been wanting just such a thing for f I Perfectly berimed due to paralysis. He was found on the a long time, let us show it to you. IJ and her living models will repeat in detail the perform- roadside Monday afternoon in an un- wiii conscious condition and never re- ance which so pleased the New York doctors, dressmakers covered. tfi Foote & Davies Company Ij and fashionable women. Along with the corset demon- German Aviator Killed. ill Kennesaw Metz, MarcivLarchn "IS.—LieutenanJ.B.—x^ieu tenant Booonn- FIVE SECONDS FROM FIVE POINTS 11 stration the models display the latest in lingerie—the gard, a German militar•"" y aviator, died here today from a fractured skull. »-«ii«i-i--a^«j>ri»'^<»"«ufji>«»* • «i •!_!. « Biscuit 5c caused by an aeroplane accident last il exhibition thus forming a complete tabloid drama of nie-ht. Milady in her Boudoir. Mn jtdaitiom to Jlnf Meal FINE FOR Special Loan Fund F. B. BIXJCK CO.. ATT.AITTA The Performance WillBe Staged OF $20,000 TO LOAN In sums of $5,000 to 510,000. five years straight without any curtail, on improved .SEMI-CENTRAL real estate, or Atlanta residence property. Apply at once to ' • Opfem/WhUfcey «ad Di dc H>blu tnvt*4 WEAK KIDNEYS DUIMSOIM & OAV • •t HoB«or«t Stoltarlnm.' £oofc mn On our spacious fourth floor, where we have built a min- • 403 TRUST COMPANY OF GEOROZA BUILDING. ' ~ DK. B. M. WOOLLET. 7 -N iature stage perfectly equipped with footlights, curtains, Mixed With Juniper, Is Old JOEL HUNTER & CO., ATLANTA Where hundreds bav0 been cured Is The drops and necessary theatrical effects.' There will be Folks' Recipe for Clogged eafe place for you to so. ample seating capacity, and, we think, perfect comfort. Kidneys and Backache. MEN CURED CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS I successfully treat NERVE, BIXJOD To control the seating, admission will be only by card, and Sltln Diseases. Plraplte, Eczema. Most folks forget that the kidneys, like the bowels, get sluggish and ^"~~~^| B e r e * and Acuti which may be obtained from any floor manager or at the rr»ufclcs. PILES and closured and need a flushing oecasion- FISTULA. Kidney. credit stand or corset department. l ally, else we have backache and dull INSURANCE AND LOANS B ladder and Chroo- : misery in the kidney region, severe Money to Lend on Atlanta Real Estate | ic Oiieasvt. headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and Direct to the Borrower. No Delay*. idrico free. Do not delay. You raaj ar- all sorts of bladder disorders, dizzy- Apply Immediately. lUQge weekly or Two Performances Will Be Given Daily spells, spots before the eyes, frequent monthly payments, desire to urinate. No detention from To avoid above troubles you simply buetneis- FREE art- must keep your kidneys active and HAAS AND MAClNTYRE vice and confiden- Atlanta National Bank Building. Phones 1235. tial treatment by a clean, and the moment you feel any r e • u tarly IlctaMd Thursday, Friday and Saturday of the above symptoms, get a 14-oa. •pociaiift, I BID bottle of Stuart's Buchu and Juniper agoiiiBt high and ex- Compound from any good drug store, torUonatc 'foes take a tablespoonful in a glass of water «w..w ~, -™~ pliyslclnoB cod BpecUllsta. March 19th, 20th and 21st 1 after meals. Stop eating sweets or ti$ tt<* *rt «ry in* («r treatla* CaUurfttJ i FOR LIQUOR and DRUG USERS Distrdvn -and tlmplr diMasea. t sugar. In a few days and your Icid- Ftr Bl««d P«iwo 1 use Uic latest dlKor- 1 neys will then act fine and natural, 'A. scientific treatment which lias cared half a crlea. Many case» cured with one treatment, I Stuart's Buchu. and Juniper is harm- million in the past thirty-three years, and th* For nervous and rrflex 'troubles J uae The opening performance starts today at 10:30 a. m. j less to ^lush clogged kidneys and stim- I one treatment which faas stood the severe teat LyotBti Compound ccmbloed rrttb mj direct i ulate them to normal activity. It also I of time. Administered by medical experts at neutralizes the acids in the urine so it !> the Keeley Institute only. For full particulars lrtHouEf: 0 a,m. to 7 ti.m.: Sundaj Ifl t» L I write the only KEELET INSTITUTE In th« DR. HCGHES. Sp«;laHBt. no longer hurts to pass water, thus 16','- N. liro:i(I Stn*t, Juat a. few tloora from (Special Stage Exhibit. 4th floor.) ending- bladder disorders. I State of Georgia Marietta St., fippMttc Thlid Nat'l Bank. Everybody should take Stuart's Bu~, AUaiiUi. Ccorsu. dm and Juniper now itad, then to 1229 Woodward Are., Atlanta, Ga. . RICH & BROS. CO. WWWWMWWM. RICH & BROS, their ladney' . 4 \ '••A iNEWSPA'FERr lEWSPAPERI