TBE SOUTBKRff SOl/THJEJWV THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION NEWSPAPER Dally and Sunday, carrier delivery, 13 cents Vol. XLVI.—No. 117. ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ,11, 1913. —FOURTEEN PAGES. Single copies oa the «treet» and at nevruitand*, 5 ceata,

• ROAD SUPERVISOR With Many Schools Overflowing and Children Forced to Basement Rooms, TO BE APPOINTED Other Buildings Have Rooms in Which There Are Numerous Vacant Seats BY TAKING After Long Deliberation, the BATTLE Members Decide to Make Start With One Man Jan- Off to Six-Run Lead, the Ath- uary 1. letics Were in Danger of Losing Game When Giants MORE MAY BE ADDED Started Hitting Savagely AS COUNTIES DEMAND Near End.

Sorely Hampered by Lack of BENDER SHOWED SIGNS Funds, Say Commissioners OF TIRING PERCEPTIBLY Davison and Rainey—Sug- gest Remedy. Oldring's Circus Catch Saved

A long step forward was made yes- Game—Merkle's Home Run terday in the construction of good roads in Georgia, when the prison commis- and Barry's Hitting Were sion decided to make a beginning in Photo.s by Francis E. Price . , . . Offensive Features—Math- the direction of state supervision by Third grade at Ashhy Street schqo^, this picture showing there are more vacant than occupied seats in the grade I his school was built for an eight-grade school, the appointment of one road supervisor ewson Will Probably Face on January 1 but orf account of there being so few pupils only six roo ms . Lieutenant Colonel ion of the battle, lifting what appear- of funds witn which to caii> out the I,dpp\\ood avenue street tar Frld iv David Dubose Gaillard, who du ectecl ed to be a one-sided match into a con- Giiffin Ga Octobei 10—(Special) — niirht about 7 o clock, at th(- coi nei Cliaries L Moses, Sr, aged 57 years, some of the most difficult engineering 11 y John Corrlgnn, Jr. plan AVashington, October 10.—(Special.)— test that hung in the balance until tha As one supei \ .sor cannot neai sup- 4. use of alleged wife poisoning ol Udgewood avenue and Randolph three times elected as the representa- feats in the Culebia cut division, lay last put-out PieSident Wilson today urged Repre- ply the needs of all the counties in the oh irstil to IJi ("lies A Ban on, i Stll I't \ tive from the fourth congressional dis- unconscious and dying in Johns Hop Demaree received a warm welcom* The boy was riding a bicycle going sentative Henry D Clayton to with- state, the purpose of the appointment practicing physician of neai here, came trict of Georgia, died at the residence kins hospital heie. His wife sat be- at the start but It was not until tho out Ijdgevvood avenue, and is siid to side his bed anxiously loo-king into his draw from the Alabama senatorship is largely foi demonstiation and edu- to light today when \V R S Mann, of f hls son c L second inning that the first Athletic have uddfn directly in front "of"the ' ° - Moses, Jr. 473 Cheio- face and hoping for some sign of rec- campaign and gave a big Impetus to cation The commissioneis feel confi- Hentv counts swore out a was rant crossed the plate Mclnnis opened with. moving trolle\ car The Grid\ hos- I kee avenue, Friday night at 9 30 ognition At the same time their son, the candidacy of Representative Oscar dent that ^vhen the counties see tha for the arrest of Dr Barron, his son- a Texas leiguer that Snodarrasa could pital ambulance was summoned but . o'clock, after an illness of over three an army offlcei, was on board a fast W. Underwood, who was his rival for advantage that may be gained by state in-law not quite reach Strunk sacrified and montns steamei, having left the noik in which the presidential nomination. This nar- supervisois, theie will be a strong de- Suspicion pointed very strongly to placed "the'bd^ 1^°™°!'"^! ing^ca/'^and £'om a complication of dis- Barry's double scored Mclnnis. The bi^ Dr Ban on on account of the sudden rushed him to the \tlanta hospital ] eases his father had been in chaige, to join rows the contest for the long-term sen- mand foi them throughout the state atorship in Alabama to a race between blow camp in the fourth and that the Icgrislatuie will furnish death of his wife Saturday night last He will lecovpr Moses was a native Georgian and his mother. Mr Representative Underwood and Repre- ScImne'H Pinch Hitting. the funds necessary to keep the system after a short Illness and his strange tirade Ho.spitnl. The growth that ib jnessins against had lived practically his entire life on the brain cells of th_ djing man is sentative Hobson. With one out, Strunk knocked Her- gomfe disappearance immediate!} aftei the bl s i '~ i his farm near Turin, Ga In 1900 he said to be the nroduct ot eight yeais The situation effecting the short zog over with a smashing single and The Commission's Resolutions. funeral and his marriage to Miss Cora , Barry put him on third with another. Wheeler of Cotiyers on Tuesdav i iance to convey .th's'siakely boy to the was elected to congress from the fourth arduous^laboi jn the liopical climatu term is more badly muddled than ever. In taking the action which they did hospital, sharplv- cuticised the Graclv-fdistrtctr-and-aepved^m-this- capaertys^oi1 Mr Clayton would not now accept a taking second on Shafer's throw to Mr Mann alleges that Bai ron had in- I letusln no official statement could be jesterday, the commissioners unani- f?'i ST to faend aid to the injurtd j three terms, retiring in 1906 to resume seat in the senate for the short term, third Schang followed with a vicious humanly treated his daughter during, lad at the hospital tonight, it is liner past Doyle, scoring StrUnk »nd mcnisly adopted the following resolu- recent weeks and asserts that his his farming pursuits Mr Moses re- understood his death is momentarily even If that body saw fit to recognize The first thing tnat entered ir.j Barry He went on to second on tho tions: daughter's sudden blindness a few I mind w is to feet the boy to the hos- \nioved to Atlanta three years ago to expected. the credentials of Governor O'Neal, ' Whereas, This commission has had pital is quickly as possible. -Mr Moi- take up his residence with his son, Colonel Gaillard was born in Winns- Neither will Mr Underwood go over to throw to the plate and to third a mo- hours, bofoie her death Is stiont; e\ i- , boro, S C, in 1S59 He was graduated under advisement the putting into ef- incr, time he has won many honors in the seive out his present term, which ende code of 1910, and the commission, bt- ples, who always took a decided stand engineering aeivice Bender s grounder lleving that it is now advisable to put his fust wife, is bald to have i un and asked lor the ambulance 'i ht y .March 4, 1915 Following the leceipt away with another woman last year I on every issue, MT Moses had, both in bv Mr Clayton of a letter from Presl- When the Athletics next came to bat 1 said law into effect as speedily as told me to cull the Atlanta hospit il, and to have li\ ed with hei foi some and when I insisted that it was a mat- pi ivate life and in his capacity as con- TUoilHundN See Kxploaiou. jdent Wilson uiging the importance of they faced Marquard and after two outs possible, taking into consideration the tei ol life and di ath thcj positiveiv g-i essman, gained the confidence and Panama, October 10—The Gamboa had been recoi ded Strunk walked on time dike, the last aiti/icial barrier to ac- his position in the house, and conclud- resources available for said purpose In the presence of the coionor of it-fused to send the ambulance admiration of such a large circle of ing with the declaration, "If I dared, 1 four successive wide ones Barry's As the ic^ult of tne refusal, the friends that his loss will be universal- tual communication between the At- and the demand for the services of Pike countj, where the bui lal oc- would beg you to remain in the house," second double to left put Strunk o,n bo> lemained v\ ithout surgical aid for ly mourned throughout the country. lantic and Pacilic oceans by way of road experts by the various counties, curred. Dr C H Willis,, of Barnes- more than twenty minutes the Panama canal, w ai rent in twain 1 Mr. Clayton made this statement, third and Schang promptly singled to He is survived by his wife and eight centei, scoi ing both Strunk and Barry. be It therefore ville, and Drs Huckaby and Gilffith, "It is outrageous to allow such a by the hand of President Woodrow j "Recognizing the president as head ot "Resolved First, That the teim "oir of Milner, the bodv of Mrs Ban on was condition to exist Th< taxpayers are children, A H, J H., H A, A. J. and \\ilson at i 02 o'clock this atteinoon. Bender went out, Marquard to Merkle, suppoiting the Gradv hospital, and it C TLI Moses, Jr., Mrs Lee Hand and. Between 3,000 and 4,000 persons from ' the party, I do not see how I can re- office of the present force o*f inspec- exhumed late this afternoon for a ifuse to accede to his expressed wishes. and the Athletics' run-getting for the seems to me that it should make no Misses Blanche and Rebecca Moses Panama and Colon cities and various day was ended tors will end on January 1, 1914. chemical examination of the stomach, difference how the bov was hint some- sections of the Canal .tSone journeyed | How ever, I will make a formal reply liver and kidnejs His body was removed to Harry G. The desperate but, as it proved, "Second, That on said date theie thing should have bem clom bv tj,( 1'oole s chapel and will be taken Sun- , to the -president's letter In a day ,or •hall be elected not more than four in- Shei iff Sowell, of Henry ount>, Giatlv hospit,il aiitlioiitips when as- futile effort came like a bolt from a I da> morning to Turin, Ga, wheie the debtiojing the dike was spectacular to | two " spectors for a term of one year, and brought Bai rori Irom Convert .Friday sistaiu e was asked for cleai sky "Chief" Bender.* the Chip- afternoon and now detains him in jail Miminrrall MakfN Dental. funeral services and interment will a degiee and successful in its eveiy \mbltloii of Lifetime. one supervisor who shall be a civil Di \A ilham H Summera!! supei n- take place Sunday afternoon detail, borne disappointment was In asking Mr Clayton to make this pewa Indian master of mysterious engineer or a road expert, and whose at McDonough Barron declares his tendent of Gradv hos| ital, stoutly de- evinced because the ti.tnc dike was curve and break, had held the Giants innocence and asserts, that his wife sacrifice for the party, the president services shall be at the disposal of nies the statement made by Mr Moi - not destroyed i unless for six innings while his team- died of uremic poisoning I realized that he was calling upon the gan stating that the ambulance w as Utter demolition today was not cai- 1 mates by pile driving hits had scored the counties desiring same in assist- sent with all speed the minute the call ried out because of thn feai that the Alabamian to lay aside the ambitions ing in the construction and main- ai lived, and that it roached the spot concussion might damage the lailroad of a lifetime Yet reaizing the need of as many runs at the expense of Dema- ree and Marquard tenance of highways and bridges as VICTIM OF LEPROSY, not mote than ten minutes, at the ELKS' OFFICIALS ARE tiestle crossing the cut near San ] his experience and ability In solving provided by law. latest, alter being cal'ed Miguel locks The two remaining sec- the impoitant problems of anti-trust Already the fans that fllied every 'The statement that we positive'y tions will be dynamited at some fu- "Third, That as our resources permit legislation which will be the next big seat in the stands and bleachers were HE FIN ALLY DIES refused to send oui a-nbulanoe is un- tuie date. The fepectatois lined the exulting in the downfall of the New and the demands for their services re- true" said I>r Sumrmjrall 'Is soon banks of the cut, outside the zone dan- 'constructive task undertaken, the pres- quire three additional supervisors and gei, occupying eveiy available vantage York club There was not a single as we leained that it w as a hui i v c u* T of 2 o'clock the suspense became still It was in the "lucky seventh" that people b> the appointment of a single a resident in a little cottage on the lating Jrroni JLaw. greater and the ensuing two minutes judiciary committee, He will handle ail county farm, die also were all i sation of fraud was an invasion of the I o'clock this afternoon the basement | rules of the house and the privilege Reports From Various Stations. Concurrently with the announcement, See—See—See and toof of the building had been Chicago debutantes is to be established the members of tire cabinet of Presi- that the state prison commission by the Chicago Historical society. At dent Perras. of members. The chair upheld the STATIONS AND Temperature. Rain packed with tioops Scores of police speaker, and Mr. Mann sat down after State of would, on January 1, place a road ex- the end of each social session, an al- The Cucaracha slide, that huge mov- 24 hr'« were scattered through the galleiy ing mass of rock and earth covering glaring and shouting, "I am not out of WEATHER. 1 P.m. | High tnclie*. pert at the disposal of the various When the deputies wete in their bum will be made up of the photo- order." C G places Minister of the Interior Manu«l acres in extent, is now the only bar- ATLANTA, plear. . 78 85 .00 counties. Chairman R7 E. Davison, and graphs of well known young women rier in the wav of the passage of a The president's letter to Mr Clayton Birmingham, clear. 76 86 .00 Commissioner E. L. Rainey make a Carza Aldape entered the -chamber Sim" vessel from ocean to ocean A trench follows: ultaneously several hundred federal who will be showed in their coming- "My Dear Mr Clayton I am a great Boston, rain . . . . 60 66 .02 statement to The Constitution in which CONSTITUTION has been dug around this bariier and Brownsville, clear 78 88 .00 troops lined up in front of the cham- out gowns tonight or tomorrow the section of The deal concerned at the thought of losing they officially outline their views re- "We have any number of pictuies Buffalo, clear . . . 72 78 MO ber Senor Aldape ascended the plat- cut south of this point will begin to ' you from the working force of the house Charleston, clear garding this extension of the commis- CLASSIFIED form and lead the reply of President | of representatives As the chief direo- 74 80 .00 of the men of Chicago but the pictures fill, and it is planned to pass some of Cl Icago, rain . . . 68 82 .22 sion's powers. Recently Judge T. E. Hueita to the resolution warning him of the women are few," said Miss Car- the Pacific dredges through the" Pacific i tion of affairs in the present session j has lain with the committee on ways Denver, clear . . . 44 48 .04 Patterson, in an interview with The COLUMNS for of the deputies' intention to dissolve oline Mclllvame, librarian of the soci- locks Monday, as the water in the Des Moines, clear . 52 74 .59 the parliament and hold thei< sessions Miraflores lake has risen sufficiently to I and means and the committee on bank- Galveston, part c . 80 84 .00 Constitution, also a commissioner, com- elsewhere and demanding an investiga- ety "Many of the women whose permit navigation. ing and currency, I foresee the chief mitted himself to the broadening of Board or boarders Hatteras, cloudy. . 72 78 .04 tion of the disappearance of Senator photographs are to be placed in our Colonel Goethals has not gone on I responsibilities of the next session will Helena, cloudy . . 40 44 .00 the commission's scope; to include su- Dommgue-5. The reply said trat Presi- archives will make their mark in the record as to when the first boat will lie with the committee on the judiciary, Rooms or roomers I of which you are chairman. I was Jacksonville, clear. 78 88 .00 pervision of highway construction. dent Huerta could do nr less than con- world, especially now that they may be passed through the entire canal, as Kansas City, rain . 56 78 1.94 Messrs Davison and Rainey indorse sider the resolution an act of unjusti- such passage depends wholly upon the , looking forward with great satisfaction Knoxville, clear. 78 .00 Work or workers vote " expedition with which the slide can i to working with you and having your se this principle unequivocally, take the fied aggression and transgression of Louisville, part c . 82 86 .00 the rights of the other two powers— be removed. I experience, counsel and assistance in 78 84 position that the funds at '.heir dis- Telephone today j the work that is before us. It seems Memphis, cloudy. . .00 the executive and the courts to me indeed indispensable in the car- Miami, clear. . . . 80 86 .00 posal are now absolutely insufficient Main 5000—Atlanta 5001 When the arrests were: made a few of TWO BOYS ARE HELD Mobile, clear . . . 76 82 .00 the leaders were placed in automo- SHANGHAI CHARGE MADE rying out of our party's program. J 80 88 to place more than one man on road ON BURGLARY CHARGE] do not deem myself at liberty to SUB- Montgomery, clear. .00 work, and show that since three- /ndex to Want Ms Page II biles while the other, deputies were gest to you anything that would inter- New Orleans, clear. 78 88 .00 fourths of the counties canvassed do taken to the penitentiary in street BY COLUMBUS YOUTH fere with your personal plans, and t New York, clear •,. . 64 74 .00 Column 5. cars. Oklahoma, clear. . 64 80 .00 not want such assistance, it is best George Kelly and James Ledlord, I feel rather selfish in saying- what I am 80 82 Meanwhile similar demands to recant aged 15 years each, were arrested by Columbus, Ga., October 10.—(Spe- saying, but I consider it a matter of Phoenix, clear. . . .00 to start the work now on a small scale had been made upon memlbers of the i mere public duty on my part to say Pitteburg, clear . • 74 S4 .00 and develop it as demand and re- senate who had concurred in the cham- the police Friday night about 11 cial.)—Emmett Smith, a 15-year-old Portland, rain . . 56 58 .08 o'clock in a grocery store at 514 Deca- Columbus boy, has gone to Mobi'e, j how earnestly I have desired that J 68 72 sources permit. The commissioners Tl toer's resolution A committee of sen- I might have your aid and counsel an Raleigh, cloudy. . v V .60 THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION San Francisco, cl'r 66 74 .00 submit statistics revealing 'sources of ators called on President Huerta and tur street, and charged with burglary. Ala., to testify in a case against the ! chairman of the judiciary commiteee -*—.—*_ J signified their willingness to comply negro mate ot a tramp schooner. It St. Louis, rain. 66 80 .02 revenue and show that to retain four Seeing the two lads force an entrance j during the next session of congress. 46 70 •with, his demands. Later the sena- to the store, someone telephoned police is claimed that Smith and anotber tad Our work cannot be finished in a sin- St. Paul, cloudy . . .68 supervisors and withdraw Inspectors !\>t>te—Please get your tors formally withdrew this action. 1 gle session. If I accomplish nothing Salt Lake City, cl'r 46 50 .36 headquarters, and Officers MI lam and were shanghaied at Mobile and werj Shreveport, part c. 80 88 .00 would not only be wasted effort, but Want Ads In as early a> In anticipation of possible trouble badly treated after the ship got otit 0:1 more by this than giving myself the poaalble today, tor tie Sun- heavv patrols of troops are on the Palmer were sent in response. The pleasure of letting you know my per- Spokane, cloudy. . 42 42 .S3 would jeopardize the integrity of the the high seas. They made their escape Tampa, cleat . . • 78 88 system day colnmna are crowd- streets tonight The rapid lire guns boys are said to have been rifling the at a Soutn American port, notified sonal estimate of you, I shall at any .00 ed. Copy mnst be In be- Toledo, cloudy. . - 76 84 .00 These commissioners do not favor which were posted in the interiir store when the officers arrived. They their relatives in this country and rate have discharged my conscience tn 70 72 fore 1O o'clock tonight. cburts of the palace in February are were turned over to Probation Officer made their way back to < the United the matter and said what was really in Washington, c'dy .09 again in place and quantities of am- Gloer, and will be ffiven a hearing this States. A cast; was then made against my mind and heart. If I dared, I would C- F. von HERRMANN, Continued on Page Two. munition are at hand. morning. the mate of the schooner. „ beg you to remain In the house." Section Director.

LWSFAFLRI Two. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, SATtTKDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1913.

'y{ STATE. BRANCHES URGED I the bond money. It is an ei»ht-grade school and !s packed to overflowing-. Picked Uf. • BY CONSERVATIONISTS i To accommodate the children living WashlnSrton, October 10.—-The revo» : In the district, the school board -was SENATE AMENDMENTS IERS SPEAKERS ARE NAMED nue cutter Semlnol1 e has picked up thv ' forced to use the old wooden school derelict'schooner John W. Powley. 00 ; "Washington, October 10.—(Special.) building situated on the hill opposite miles east of the Cape Pear river." The .'• Active efforts to establish state the new building-. In the new build- schooner was waterlogged and had lost •: branches, of the National Conservation ing: the children are cramped but they a dechload of lumber. -,.:' Congress and make the nuxt meeting-, have the advantage of being: In a new ACCEPTED BY DESERTED BY TROOPS FOR GOOD ROADS MET school amid pleasant environments. to he held In November in Washington, > But the tmilding across the street ' the blggttst in the history of the con- : would be a disgrace to a cross-roads See "The Last Days of '..- Kress, are beinj? undertaken. •settlement. There are 192 children Concurs in Removal of Deputy Soldiers Under Gen. Aubert and President Wilson and Cabinet to .-:•'. "here is already a stbitt,- ronaerva^ • tlon society in CSeorsIa, but the na- crowded Into fdur rooms that are no Collectors and Marshals Fnom Those Under Gen. Alvirez Be Invited to , Meeting at Pompeii,'' Grand, all next tional, officers want state branches of President Daley Says Board I larger than cottage bedrooms. j ;. the national' conservation organization j . Miserable Facilities. j Civil Service Regulations. Flee at First Danger. Augusta. week. .. to give'fresh impetus to :tn work Will of Education Was Not Free j Aside from being a fire-trap, the' . It. Shipper), or Kllijay, has been named i school, has miserable facilities. The! vice president for Oeorfria. E. Lee toilets which the children use are lo- Mexico City, October 10.—The failure vvorsham, state entomologist of (ZeoT- in Selecting "Plans of Any Icated in the yard. There is no sewage I Washington, October 10.—By the Augusta, Ga., October 10.—(Special.) Sla. .is one or the national officers and (connection with the building, and th-~! closest vote of the session. 111'to 106. of General Trucy Aubert to fret to the The list of speakers who have already a leader In the conservation move- 1 of the Schools. i toilets are necessarily equipped with the house late tonight voted to recede city of Torreon in time to relieve 4t—a accepted invitations to deliver ad- Stop* itching ment- 'septic tanks. mission upon which he set out from .from its conferees' disagreement and dresses at the Georgia-Carolina Good «nd burning Many of the children attending the to concur in the senate amendment to Sultillo nearly a month ago with a large Roads Congress to be hold in Augusta Knglish Avenue school live within half force of federal troops—is explained inmtantiy The Constitution's exposure of con- mile of the Ashby Street, school. the urgent deficiency appropriation . j, , * —*—; • Novembei^tjv^muerr 6o anciiidu 7i, durinuuruigg thtilee Georgiavaeurfcria-- ditions in some of Atlanta's schools Parents living midway between, the bill, which provides for the removal of by the fact that the greater part of ' Carolina fair, includes men high in and the demand of taxpayers that im- schools declare that they would rather \ deputy internal revenue collectors and hisi 2,000 men deserted him before he national life and leaders in the af- MADE IN THE SOUTH keep their little ones at home tnan deputy marshals from civil service had completed half of his journey. mediate relief be given have not been fairs of both Georgia and South Caro- send them to school through neighbor- regulations. Ke had reached Madero, 25 miles lina. . .. I futile, judging- from developments yes- hoods thickly populated with ne- ?ame after a protracted east of Torreon, when news of the The list is not yet by any means i I terday. groes. Through these neighborhoods Tf.e vote the children would be forced to trudge | <3ebata in which many democrats bit- evacuation of the city reached him. As complete, and the committee is still j ! While he has made no official an- soon as the vanguard of the retreating Kennesaw nouncement. President Walter R. their way to the Ashby Street school. j terly assailed the proposal as a direct at work. President Woodrow Wilson, j federal troops came into view, General Daley," of the school board, is under- Basement rooms of the English Ave- blow at civil service and characterized a former Augustan, and his cabinet nue school are being used to accommo- it as a step backward toward the Aubert's men fled with all their arms are invited to attend the roads con- stood to be ready to call a special date the excessive number of children. and ammunition. Biscuit 5c meeting of the board. He dia state, The attendance at the English Ave- spoils system. The democratic revolt gress, and other prominent men. in however, that he is anxious that the nue school is 673 pupils. was led by Representative Fitzgerald, The report that General Aubert had the nation's life, in addition to those of New York, and fifty-four democrats gone over to the reoels was not sub- who have already written that they board take immediate action in order 1'iipIlH Enrolled. will be here are expected. The Soda Cracker in the to .show the people of Atlanta that the voted against concurrence, which was stantiated. He is said today to be at Resinol makes The Constitution here presents a ta- Hipollto. 50 miles west of Sultillo, Judge William F. Eve, vice presi- Airtight Package faulty school system is not due to mal- ble showing the capacity of every brought up on a motion by Represent- dent of the Georgia-Carolina .Good administration. school in Atlanta, the number of pupils ative Bartlett, of Georgia. whence he retreated with the men who Roads Congress, yesterday afternoon gave out the names of the following, eczema vanish FRANK E. BLOCK CO.. ATLANTA In an authorized statement made enrolled and the number of -vacant Representative Underwood, the ma- had evacuated Torreon under Generals Kriday President Daley charged that seats and average attendance. The flg- jority leader who did not take part Ignacio isravo, Manguia and Escudero who will address the songress, at the school board was hampered by the upes do not give the actual number of in the debate, was loudly cheered when General Alvirez, who started with which about, 1,000 people from all rpHERE is immediate relief for skins bond commission in the expenditure seats available, but the number,of seats he voted aye. Pour members voted 1,000 men, two siege guns and a num- parts of Georgia and South Carolina •i- itching, burning and disfigured by that can be installed in a building to present, six more than a quorum an- ber of pieces of light artillery to retake and from other states are expected: of the school bond money. accommodat,,. .. , e , students- , . In aa majoritmajorityy . swering to their names. the city of Durango from the rebels Governor John M. Slaton, of Geor- eczema, ringworm, or other torment- IJIU Not Approve lioentlon. ot the schools the seating capacity is Other matters in disagreement. and whose defeat caused the evacua- gia; W. W. Finley, president of ttie ing skin trouble, in a,warm bath with "The .school board did not approve shown to be greater than the actua: among them an appropriation of $7,000 tion of Torreon, fell into an ambuscade • Southern railway; Senator J. H. number of pupils, but that does nc,t for an automobile for the vice presi- at La L.oma, 30 miles southwest of Bankhoacl, chairman of the post roads Resinol Soap and a simple application the -location of the new Ashby street mean that there are more seats in the Torreon. Relying upon information committee of the United States sen- .school where it is." he said. "We are dent, will be taken up when the house of Resinol Ointment. The soothing,' school thai\ there are students. meets tomorrow. that the rebels had left the vicinity ate; Congressman A. F. Lever, or Cash Grocery Co, not free in selecting the iilans of build- Quite to the contrary, there are more, he moved forward. Suddenly he found South Carolina; -United States Sena- healing Resinol balsams sink right into THE PRICE-REGULATING STORE ing: any of, the bond schools." students than seats, and in many both his advance and his retreat cut tor E. D. Smith, of South Carolina; the skin, stop- itching instantly, and Hon. George H. Marshall, of the Mayor James U. Woodward was schools which are reported as beinss uard off in a canyon by heavy forces of •comfortably filled," double sessions! f and convict returning to the rebels, who poured in a sharp fire United States department of roads In- soon clear away all trace of eruption, jforceii to abandon his inspection tour are held. This means that the pupils' fttrm; one for the convict from the from both sides of the pass. 'General quiry, Washington; Gifford Pinchot, or even in severe and stubborn cases Irish Potatoes I which he contemplated making on Fri- do not get the full 'benefit of teach- farm to the place from which he was Alvirez made a atout resistance and national fame; Hon. L>. W. McCallie, where other treatments have had no ay. He stated that he did not see ing, and 'that the teachers are over- sentenced when his terra expires. managed to get word back to Torreon Georgia State geologist; Hon. D. S. any immediate necessity for a special worked. ' Feeding, nothing, Medicine. asking for reinforcements. Henderson, of Aiken. S. C.; Hon. effect. After that, the regular use of Prime Maine Stock, Pk. 24' miietlnpr of the board. President Dale.. y. admits that there Troops of Alvirez Flee. Joseph H. Gray, of Savannah, state "Now. remember that from the bal- Resinol Soap is usually enough to keep "More can be gained by a sane-study railroad commissioner: Congressman ITeHt ('reumery Itlitter, ttht* \orth of conditions." the mayor saiil. 'My nrf- not enough teachers and advocated aece between $81,600 and 580,000 comes Another story of the same fig-nt is Sl«l«- 4.">c Kind, *3*^l/><-» the employment of a great many more. that troops under General Alvirez broke Thomas W. Hardwlck, Hon. R. B. the skin clear and healthy. H^ • _, ^^ 4£ / ^- ^, i honest opinion of the whole matter is tfie feed, the clothing and medical at- Blackburn, author of the state high- 'that a lot of people went off half- Table of Schooln. tention and medicine for the convicts and fled as soon as the first shot had Doctors have prescribed Reftinol forthepaet ('ornfielfl. Ilex,' .\lttK-tirit or>4 f% TIle on the farm, running in number be- been fired. way commission bill; Hon. J. D. Trice, cocked." • , table ot- scnools and attendance Alvirez, who was regarded as one of commissioner of ' agriculture of Geor- IS years. Sold by alldruegistB. For trial clza, Liberty Ilumx. II. I OC After Mayor Woodward had con- tollows: tween 600. and 700 a year, consider the free, write to DepU 8-S, Rcsinol, Baltimore, 1Cd. cluded' a vicious reply to the state- SCHOOL,. increased cost of living and it will b« the bravest officers in the fecJ«ra! army, gia; Hon. K. J. Watson, co3mmm iissioner Mwif t.s' Premium • 4 ifr l L~ Seat Actual P.C. of Vac'nt was captured with his staff and all of agriculture of South C:arolina ana Hum. Ib ICSV^C mfiit of James I,. Key, a member of cnp'ty. attend, attend, seats. seen that not.only nothing is left, but Geo. \v. Adulr •in; 97.4 77 are said to have been executed on the president of the congress; Hon. James tin- school board, lie was asked if hf Ashby . . .' the convicts cannot be cared for as did not believe the conditions in thb .340 96. « 202 well as they should be. spot by the rebels. F. Byrnes, of Aiken, congressman Battle Hill. • S4.1 r.3 After the battle the rebel troops with fro : South Carolina, and others. Inn-tan Park. Highland and Edgewood Bel] "It has i>een suggested that road en- schools needed immediate improve- 84. 4 148 gineers should be substituted for our the captured artillery proceeded to Tor- iOOIbs Sugar'*" Boulevard . . .If) 0 281. S 157 reon, where they found that the fed- Boys' High . . . inspectors, and work of inspection in- "Whv didn't the school board relieve .4tiT 3(i6.« 100 trusted to grand juries. eral garrison already had evacuated the Boy.s- High . . . . ^74 336. S 52 city. BANK PRESIDENT HELD thai' part of it out. of part of the .450 373.2 77 Old Scnndala Would lie Repented. I -Tht Beit Flnllfrlnt and EoIVi- premiums on the bond money?" he re- Crew . . .4f,0 407.0 42 "If we adopted that suggestion we Out of the total garrison of Torreon, UNDER $50400 BOND Im Tt«t Can Bi •ntfuoitf." B4 'Ib. ft/iiteu Xvtt- plied "1 believe that a primary school .Davis .'.... estimated at 4,00(1 men, 1,800 now Eastman Vllmj and aoiatiltta Klou r ...... •111.', 46L'.S 4B would invite an almost sure return of 64c with -four sradus—each grade a double I£ast .A tlanta . . . ^'JX 24B. 6 21 the abuses and cruelties of t'he old have been accounted for as being at _ .Mock amateur tuppIlM. UUlci T.nrBe Banket srarte—should be erected at Park and Ktleevvoocl Ave. . , . .", 4 1 T.04.0 IB lease system that made it a stench in Hipolito. There were 4S pieces of ar- Providence, R. I., October 10.-—Kd- aiaU aerTlc« for oilt-of-towii cuttoraen, Grapes ...... 17V5JC (laskill streets to, take care of the .,SOl BliO.O 14 the nostrils of Christian Georgians. tillery in Torreon, none of which was ward P. Metcalf, who resigned the pres- Send for C=tal«n nud J'rfc* f.lnt . 40c- Coffee, small children from the Grant. Inman Knuliiih (.'0111. . . 220.0 54 Grand jury inspection would be pre-saved. idency of the Atlantic National bank Park and Faith schools." Imposition Mills '.1 4 -I 171 n.K.hAVvMESCO. Hi ...... Kair -tiOS ;~> ;, 4 59 meditated inspection. The camps would Rebels Moholiziiin. twelve days before it closed its doors, 28c Woodward Ilaps Key. would 'clean up' for the coming of the 14 Whitehall St.. Atlnntn. «a. Rev • Apple .It-UN. Kultli - ti ,"( . 21 Eagle Pass, Texas, October 10.-^-Cour- was arrested todav on an indictment Formwalt . . . . 4KB 4SO.O jurors. Once the latter had gone, the I! grlaHMeM .' ...... lOc Jlavor Woodward resumed his dis- 'camps would run to suit themselves. iers brought word to American mili- charging him with misapplication , of cussion of the statement ot James L.. Forrent Ave. . . .in: 1 -2 4; 5.0 tary authorities here today that about A r fr «• ,S n 1 m » "a. Kra.ser .7110 «•)« (i34.U Georgians who know anything at all $^00,000 of the funds of the bank. Key. who criticised his (tin; mayor's) :!,000 constitutionalists have mobolized District Attorney Stiness claims that IKnncy Ked. dox .... SI.38 attitude on moral obligations. • •Jeortfia Ave. . . ,4Kfr 44'. 443.0 about convict camps understand what I:II-|.M- High . . . 1)43.7 sort of condition that would be. our within striking distance of Piedras the 'bank has lost $250,000. A I n » It n Salmon, "1 notice thai Jim Key says tha'_ .if Ulenil St Negras. Jesus Garranza, brother of the The grand jury also returned secret nas no respect for me." ho resumed. "1 63. « inspectors are the means, we believe, CHENEY'S i^aney Pink, doz . . . . 88c i Irani Park . . . .tiOS j47.0 10 of making the system as clean as that constitutionalist leader, commands this indictments against Orien R. Parrer, wkimler if lie thought I cared for his Highland . . . .450 525.5 force. James F. Allen, Henry Dokey and o.lhn opinion. Hill St of any other state. Their monthly -IJOlj 4, SO 483.4 1R1 visits, made without warning, are salu- \V. Dokay, all of New York. These EXPECTORANT Cash Grocery Go, S5,U3 "The last time I had any thing-to say Home '1'a.rlc . . . . r> i o 4S6 453.4 57 | four are accused of aiding Metcalf in , to him was in October. IDOS, when I llovvell Station'. . . 151) 52. B 17 tary influences. Cures Running of the Nose, r I the misappropriation of $200,000. The I" 'ee-Retnil«tln)l Store. denounced, him in the council chamber Inrnan 1'ark . . .CIS tiOS.B 30 "It is folly to say the commission- AFTER 15 YEARS SHE Cold, chilly feelings, sniffling, sore throa.1, as a common liar and. blackguard. His Ira st .450 3«B.2 S4 ers can do all of thV inspecting. The I Metcalf was arraigned this after- noon, pleaded not guilty and was held lung: trouble, oppressive feeling in the chest. statement in reference to my attitude Ivy St .4IB 283.2 Sit law specifies that camps shall be in- HOLDS SECOND REVIVAL Try Cheney's .Expectorant hext tinii-. Vou on moral obligations again, puts on Lee «t .li'jo 575.0 11" spected by some member of the com- in $50,000 bail for trial. He furnished need a -remedy tor colds. l!Gc. at him the urand I gave him in council. I Luckle St . Ii5l5 .183.4 US mission once in six months. Hee sec- securities and was released. Ht ores.— (Ad v.) could say a -whole lot more about him, ->"orth Ave. . . . .407 3S4.7 22 tion 15. If we attempted any more Oakland City . . 231.0 41 Fitzgerald, Ga., October 10.— (Spe- but I don't care to put myself on the PeepleH St. 668.8 US frequent Inspection other work would cial.)—Twelve years ago Miss Emma same level with him." Pryor St. . 447.0 10 be, perforce, neglected and the sys- Tucker held a series of meetings in City Attorney James L,. Mayson en- l-Settlement Home tem would quickly go' to pieces. this city at the Central Methodist E W ELL'f* tered into the discussion ot the school 112.0 How It Could Be Done. church which not only added many The Daylight Corner question with a rather significant sug- W. F. Sliitoii .' ! 4:10.2 12' names to its membership but left a gestion, lit- points out that the initia- State Kt f.9.V 394.0 SI "There is a way by which the com- •\ lasting impression on the people of PEC! A L V tive referendum and recall amendment Tech High . . . 241.0 mission could be given funds to en- the city. Among the many who felt in the charter gives the voters the Tenth St. ... 510 507.S : large the capacity of its work, to in- this influence was a band 6f juvenile ATURDAYA right to settle the school question for Walker St. ... .674 •19X 493.6 ] clu-de other road experts, as needed. themselves. He shows that a petition Williams St. . . . 4 4 3 408 403.2 For the past two years the commis- missionaries who named their society N A P V signed by one-tenth of the registered <;roy St. .'.... . 4 ii ,"t 744 730.0 sion turned back to the treasury "The Emma Tucker Missionary Band." SKvCrythin*? CJootl to Eat Re- Houston St. . . . .693 MO 797.0 Miss Tucker returned to the city voters can force council to submit to $4.7.000, as the revenue from the state tailed at Wholesale PrloeH. L. & N. School. . . S9 13H 137.0 this past week to hold another re- Open Only From the people the questions of whether Mitchell St. ... S09 898.0 farm. vival and among the first to greet her No. JO Pnil Snowdrift Lard. . .ilKr they want a $-,000,000 bond Issue or PlttsburR .... 669 573.0 "If the state will allfc-w us to keep was this society whose members Strictly Krewh Country an increase of one-fourth of 1 per cent Roach St. . . . . 793 793.0 even a part of that money we will be able to inaugurate new work and in- showed their regard by giving a hand- j 'KtSKt* H:P/i-e. d«z. In the tax rate. Carrie Steels . . 1.1S 15S.O kerchief shower in her honor. The i Fancy White Salt Baeon lliVj: H>- Up to the Voters. Storrs Bchool . . 454 547.0 crease the usefulness of the depart- •pue3}-e 'puf 'rIOOHOS ment. reception was held at the home ot j 6 to 10 R M—Today! Kinent Ked Gravy Ham».17^c* Ib. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Prentiss on the Missouri Bruiitl 1'iciiiv "If a special tax for school purposes Virginia Ave. . . 239 238.0 ! was put in the city charter," City At- Yonge St. 501 521.0 Favors Road Work. evening of her arrival, the handker- HnuiM J-li/je. ll>. I torney Mayson said, "it c-ould be spent "By seat capacity is meant the number "There can be no question that a chiefs being presented by Miss Hazel Missouri lira ml ltreak.fa.st I for nothing- but. schools and the schools of seats it is possible to install in the central road-building authority will be Tlsdel. Miss Tucker will continue the Hat-on . 17 Kje ]1». ' still mifiht share in the general fund school, and not the actual number of of tremendous benefit to the state at meetings all next week, street services Today being a holiday, this store will re- Kauey C racked Klce. . 4 Vic 11>. i as they do now." seats there are in the school. For in- large. Having charge of the convicts having begun today. Solid <*arloual l^aiiey Irish A .special tax, as suggested by City stance, the seating capacity of the Crew who work the ro'ads. the prison com- main closed during the day—but -will be open Potatotw .;ilc pK. j Attorney ilayson, would mean about Street school is reported as 450. As a mission is the logical repository of Fancy (ieor^ia \ mil • Po- $4^8,000" on this year's revenue. matter of fact, there are only 415 seats road-building authority. COXEY ASKS HEARING this evening from 6 to 1O o'clock. tatoes lOc pk. The tax could be discontinued at the in the school, and 415 students, which "But there is no law compelling Gallon I'mi lied Velvn Syrup. I50c end of five years. means that the school la filled. counties to take advantage of or use ON CURRENCY MEASURE **vernor*N <'m»" t'oltec. . , ..-—V^c In his most recent suggestion, Presi- state-paid road engineers, and a large Solid farloa. I eight-grade school, but because of the by providing an engineer for the coun- Lary.f l*ink Moat C'anta- •lack of pupils it is being .used only ties ^hat desire and would avail them- lotipeN 7H-0 each i as a six-grade school. I^ast yeal the selves of his services and increase the Ku II I! ne of F r u it N. I'rodu ce (attendance at the school wa.s a little number employed as other counties see and Caiined Goods. ! more than 100. This year the enrotl- the benefits derived and the demand ! ment is 133 boys and girls. There are increases for their use. > I 340 seats in the school, but was built For some weeks The Constitution Fresh Dressed Poultry I to accommodate about 600. The rooms has published interviews a.nd articles Open Until 9.30 P. M. Saturdays Our Triple Seal Package keeps [occupied are, not half tilled. In some drawing attention to the lack of uni- them crisp and clean classes there are not more than twen- formity and co-ordination in road- ty pupils. Thp vacant rooms are used Men*s Furnishings, Shoes, Soda Fountain Sewell Commission Go, building in Georgia, and citing road- Higl's \\hoIe.saU- mill Itt-tull 113-115 as drill rooms. buiiding- powers conferred by law on \\ lilt.-luiM. In. the adjoining district, about a mile from the Ashby district, the the commission. The statute" creating Ilraurh Stori*, HI4 I")<"t-nt«r Street. the commission specifies that it may, Kennesaw splendid Encl.ish' avenue'school is lo- cated. The building was erected with if it deetns it advisable, retain not more than four supervisors, preferably civil engineers, who shall aid the various Biscuit 5c counties in the master of choice of road material and construction meth- ods, it had been suggested that the The Fresh Sodt Cracker commission couJd employ these civil engineers in place of its inspection Shirt Sale Today force, the work of the latter to be FRANK E. BLOClt CO., ATLANTA Hanan Shoes dune, by grand juries or by ;he com- missioners themselves. It had also been suggested that from other sources the commission might he able to se- cure funds with which to flnancs for Men tho extension of its powers without SEE THE interfering with its other work. 100 Dozen Brand A Que.stlon of Dollars. PANAMA CANAL By U. S. Civil Engineer Wyndham. For the first time since the begin- )5O Special Illnstratlonv. The h a n d s o in e cut.. ning of the- agitation. Commissioners Uavison and Halney make a compre- New Percale Shirts presented s h o \v s the lensive statement covering their atti- tude in the matter. The statement TUESDAY. OCTOBER 14 ""FVivSeo," our very fine follows: "The suggestion that the commission TICKETS 6» CENTS. place road supervisors, or road engi- E1AXAX English model. leers, at the disposal of the counties meets with our hearty indorsement. Men's $1.00 kind very Wi; are in position to know that large 'Tis a graceful blueher sums of money are being wasted each ear by the counties for lack of in- AT THE THEATERS. lace, custom finished :elligent direction, chiefly in the mat- ter of selection of soils and the proper Pretty Patterns, Goat Style, shoe of extremely smart methods of construction. If the com- mission were able, to put on a full TODAY 2:3 force - of expert engineers and the fATIAHTi I LHH Iff A%TONIGH T 8:3°O style. counties would avail themselves of -heir services, there is no question that Cuffs Attached—All Sizes World's Greatest Motion Pictures this waste would speedily be mini- 'AVe give you this mixed. For the information of the people of Georgia the following state- NORTH OF 53 Hauan model in tan, patent or dull leathers, ment is made of the department's an- - THE FROZEN NORTH ALASKA nual expenses and its income: PRICEi«25c and SOo and fit it perfectly, having every size and "Up to 3i»ll- the commission was al- Special school children lOc today's matinee only lowed to spend tor purposes of leKiti- nate expense the revenues from the width. ' state farm and an appropriation. Since TODAY 69c that time, the commission has been required, by law, to turn the revenue C*affc OS* VTU Week Oof. « To try it on is walk out with it—gratified from the farm to the state treasury f"VHx»* * J ™ Mat&l««htD«U» tl maintain itself solely by direct with the" discovery of this perfect shoe. legislative appropriation. Our appro- HUGH HERBERT & CO. BUY SEATS priation now is $80,000 a, year, though Phone Main 1061 our shopper In ''A Son of Soloman" AHEAD. we made a strong effort at the latest JAMES THORNTON DON'T WAIT session of the legislature »to have it Car) Oamnunn Troupe increased, since that amount is wholly Cirard & Gardmr-Bordon & UNTIL TOO insufficient to support the department will fill orders for you Shannon rod Others LATE. $6.5O a proper manner, the number of inmates having more than doubled. Schedule of Expenses. "The average peorgian has little Handsome line Carlton Shoes, new fall conception of what it costs to maintain 80 Dozen Men's Fancy Silk and the prison system of the state. Here LYRIC THIS WEEK styles—$4 and $5. , . . are the chief expenses by the year: For office force and maintenance generally, of office $ 5,000 Velvet "Four in Hand" Ties, real 75c For, salary and traveling ex- "ONE DAY" penses, for Inspection 14,000 Bw t to Salary account at state farm, ia^SSi^.fe*«B?S" '! fixed by law .. 22,000 and $1.00 values for 50c. Carlton For guano used on state farm.. 5,6f)0 For building fund at farm.. .. 2,000 For mules at farm 2,000 Plantation implements and up- t fllumbia Burle sqae Theater keep of machinery 1,000 Shoe & Clothing Co. Transportation for guards and 14 Central Ave., toot ot Wall St. convicts 10,000 Total - ..$61,600 JPrett*. CkewuUBIrta.,-, ;• Whitehall "The Item of transportation, is ex- plained by the fact that for every con- vict at ,the state farm, 'the state pays "Ma*. S ». «». Xllfet TttO and four railway fares. One 'for the guard -.. _.....,.-,,.,._ ifrgittp- st- x»n Ukc. that is sent for him;, one each for tha .^ {NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPER! THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1913. Page Three.

The Why of the Morning Newspaper

UAdvertising results from any newspaper, whether borrow some portion of the credence which those su- fora jewelry store or a second-hand shop; are depend- periorities give it as a newspaper, and advertising re- able, aside from the merit of the advertising itself, sults are correspondingly increased. on quantity of actual circulation as represented by IfContrary to a lingering belief, based upon conditions copies which go into the home; the extent to which which have passed away, morning newspapers are at its subscribers are the substantial portion of all good no disadvantage in relation to circulation among classes of people; its attractiveness as a newspaper working people. The general acceptance of the eight- which controls the amount of time its readers devote hour day enables the wage-earner to work less hours, to it regularly which in turn regulates the likelihood as a rule, than his employers. They now report for duty of the advertising being read; its standing and influ- at 7:30 or 8 o'clock. They arise at 6 o'clock or ear- ence with its readers who instinctively give the ad- lier, with ample leisure to read the morning news- vertising the same credence as to the news and edito- paper. rial columns. If The afternoon paper sometimes bases its claims of jfThe hour of the day or night at which a newspaper superiority as an advertising medium upon the theory is published is of less importance than these things, of the family circle around the library table with the but whatever advantages there may be in that are in evening paper passing in whole or in part from father favor of one delivered in the morning. to mother, from mother to daughter and son until it had been digested column by column by every mem- Iflt has from 2:30 o'clock at night, the approximate ber of the family. hour at which morning papers are printed, until 6 o'clock to reach the door-step of subscribers in ad- IJThe family circle in that sense is not the institution vance of their rising. it used to be. More than ever before, especially in the cities, people are seeking entertainment and recrea- 11 With mail editions printed as early, in some cases, as tion after working hours. Recently an Atlanta news- with The Constitution for instance, as 10 o'clock at paper made the plausible statement that ten per cent night, it has from five to ten hours in which to travel of the people were now engaged professionally in en- with night trains to outside points for breakfast- ta- tertaining the7 other nine-tenths. ble reading. Afternoon papers can cover only a IfThere are something like 5,000 automobiles on the small area on the day of publication. city streets or country roads practically every night, If A morning newspaper reaches the family circle at each providing pleasure for from three to five per- the beginning of the day's activities; when the minds sons. of all who read it are clear and fresh and responsive fit used to take from $1 to $2 to see a play with a to impressions from the printed page whether news choice of two or three theaters. Nowadays a nickel or advertising. Good salesmen make their most im- or a dime secures admission into one of a dozen portant calls in the morning before their prospects' moving-picture play-houses, where a thoroughly minds are tired and their sensibilities dulled. pleasing and for the most part wholesome entertain- Hit is generally accepted, because nearly all men read ment may be had. They are all packed afternoon and a newspaper before going to work, that the morning night. newspaper is superior for advertising addressed to TJThe streets of Atlanta are busy with people in the them. morning but in the afternoon and evening they can scarcely accommodate the crowds that throng them. TfEven more generally women, to whom the major- ity of advertising is addressed, whether their house- IfBaseball, golf, tennis} card-playing, dancing, musi- hold work is done by servants or not, have more leis- cal concerts, lectures, week-day evening church serv- ure for reading between the time the morning meal is ices, social visiting, the parks—in fact, practically all over, "the children off to school, the day's routine de- activities of a recreatory nature are in direct competi- termined, and noon than at any other period of the tion with the afternoon newspaper at the time of its day. publication and delivery. Consequently, it has its own natural handicaps as an advertising medium. TfAny fair investigation will substantiate this. Re- fiThis is said not in depreciation of the evening news- cently The Constitution tested the extent to which paper, for most of them are good mediums because women read it and learned, as a part of the result, not they have true merits as such, apart from the mere only that 96 per cent of the women in the homes fact of publication in the afternoon from which no where the paper is delivered read it regularly, but of special advantage accrues to them. these, 73 per cent do so in the morning hours, 8 per cent in the afternoon and 21 per cent irregularly as 1[The Constitution's 45,000 Daily and to time. Of those who read it before noon, 27 per 48,000 Sunday circulation, its full repre- cen^; do so about 7 o'clock, 38 per cent about 8 o'clock, 27 per cent about 9 o'clock and 8 per cent after 9 sentation with the substantial people of o'clock. all classes, its excellence as a newspaper Ifln the same investigation it was learned also that of according to the best journalistic stan- those who receive an evening paper in addition to dards, its incomparable influence with The Constitution,- 83 per cent read the evening paper its readers, supplemented by the fact no more regularly or thoroughly. that it is a morning newspaper—the morning newspaper, constructed after and not only morning newspaper in Atlanta— during the hurly-burly of the active business day, is complete, accurate, well edited and dependable. In are combined to make it a fine medium that sense it is more conservative than its afternoon for all advertising purposes for which contemporaries. The advertising columns inevitably any newspaper anywhere is adaptable. THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION "THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER" Page Four. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATUBDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1913.

more than one supervisor. Chairman Davi- THE CONSTITUTION son and Commissioner Rainey, in an official "Constitution Cares More NO ANONYMOUS CARDS Established 18O3. interview, explain their attitude in full to- Just From Georgia For Tots Menaced Now THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER ward the question,) and reveal how the K-r PRANK 1- STASTOlt Than Million Years Hence" TAKEN BY THE CONSTITUTION board will be cramped by lack of funds in PuMiaW DaUy. Sunday. Tri~Weekly —Atlanta Journal of Labor. the future, when, as they expect, the coun- The New Time Train. Within the past few days The Constitution rule which prohibits the publication of CLARK HOWELL. ~ ties will become educated into demanding I. has been almost flooded with, anonymous anonymous articles. "Atlanta's School System." It cannot abrogate that rule, especially faster and General Manatfor- the full quota of four experts allowed by communications bearing upon the school Come up, believers, fu'm de shadders an* (From The Atlanta Journal of Labor.) on so fundamental an Issue as the one here W L. HALSTEAD. law. Commissioner Patterson, in an inter- situation. de" rain. The Journal of Labor extends to the At- involved. Surely^ where the heart interest Git on de New Time Train! view with The Constitution, had already lanta Constitution the assurances of Its dis- At all times, The Constitution is. glad to Is so keenly stirred, the communication Is Directors: Clark Howell. Roby Koblnson. Sugar In de bowl now, hear from its readers. Our columns are 'Albert Howell. Jr., B. R. Black. H. W. Gradyv given his emphatic indorsement to the ex- tinguished consideration. The Constitution, worth Identifying1. honeycup ter drain, freely opened to them, especially upon such tension of the commission's power, express- •with slnealar Infelicity, has only a mild To repeat: Git on de New • Time paramount issues as this one. Interest ta what trill happen to the human Communications will not bo accepted un- ing himself as in strong approval of the Train! The interest displayed In the facts re- race a million years, or even a thousand •Jess signed with the name and address of views of Senator Huie, also published b'y Long time waitin' for de vealed by The Constitution, and the unani- the author. The Constitution. Whatever hesitation was big sun ter rise, Tears, hence. It has the prosaic habit of mous demand for a remedy, are both grat- All communications must be brief. The Tallin' er de shadders In dealing; with the now, and finds enough work manifest by any of the commissioners can ifying. briefer, the better chance they stand for de lowgroun.' by sur- In contemporaneous conditions to engaere But The Constitution, has an established publication unedited. be traced, largely, to the fear that the em- prise, the talented pen of Its editor. ployment of road engineers might interfere But now he on de hilltop Right now. In startling disregard of what with the inspecting feature of the depart- an' he lightm' up de may happen to our great-great-grandchil- ment, rightly regarded as one of. the most skies,— dren, It Is concerned with the unhappy fate important of the commission's functions. Git on de New Time of our own children In the public schools Train! Now that a satisfactory compromise has of Atlanta, and Is directing Its heavy artil- The World's Mysteries lery upon conditions which constitute at been eifected, it is seen that the inspection II. WHAT BECAME OF WILLIAM MORGAN? once a tllagrace and a menace to the Regent department will not suffer, while the com- De whistle er de-en-gine make a singin' in of the South. v mission's powers with respect to roadway de brain; It Is all very strange. Here la a city teem- In the early part of the last century oc- had disfigured the features of the corpse Entered at the postofflce at Atlanta as "Git on de New Time Train!" curred the mysterious disappearance of Wil- to make them resemble those of Morgan. second-class mall matter construction are transformed from theory to De happy face conductor-man say, "Alling with wealth, actual and potential; Its liam Morgan, and no crime ever perpetrat- Prosecutions were Instituted against every public officials merrily scrapping over which POSTAGE BATES: practice. abo'd" so plain. ed in this country created a greater amount one whom investigation showed to have been United Stales and Mt-xico. The chief advantage is that state super- "Git on de New Time Train!" Individual or set of Individuals will "control of excitement. Morgan was southern born in any way concerned in the abduction of IO to IS-pacce papers, let IS to 34-pnce Bundle up de chilluns—call em home fu m the municipal situation," whatever that may and served during the war of 1812 and dis- Morgan, and after repeated trials some of vision is now to be actually inaugurated. In fur an' nigh, papers, 2c; £4 to :!«~pnise papers. Set •>» "° mean; its chambers of commerce and Its tinguished himself in the battle of New Or- them were convicted on minor charges, but Gti-paere papers, 5c. ' time The Constitution is confident that P'int 'em ter de rainbow what's a-runnin' convention committees sounding the city's leans under General Jackson. In August of no murder was ever Judicially established, many counties will call for an expert capa- roun' de sky; 1821, when he was forty-six years old, he and the mystery as to what became of Wil- Trouble's on de flatform an' we wavin' him praises from Dan to Bersheeba, while its ATLANTA, GA., October 11, 1913. ble of instructing them in the use of the removed to York, Upper Canada, where he liam Morgan was as dark as ever. goodby,— school system is positively rotten. engaged in the brewery business, and later It was supposed to be shown In the course proper material, the right methods and a AH on de New Time Train! Vainly has William M. Slaton, the superin- he removed to Batavia, N. T. of these trials that the Masonic oath dis- SUBSCRIPTION KATES. general all-around policy. The logical se- tendent of Atlanta's public schools, warned Five years later, in 1826, it was reported qualified Masons in certain of the higher By Mail in the United States and Mexico. tPayablo l»\ariabl> in advance.)- quence is that Georgia enters upon an No Civil Service Man. the authorities of the pressing needs of the that lie had decided upon issuing a book that degrees from serving as jurors In any case 1 mo 6 mo. 12 mo. "I voted for the party as long as the school system. Vainly has he called atten- would expose the secrets of the order of where a Mason of like degree was a party $6.00 epoch of co-ordinate and uniform building, Freemasons, of which he had been a mem- and his antagonist was not. The excitement Daily and Sunday .... COc ?3 2 'lection managers would let me," writes an tion to the dangers of existing conditions 50c 4.00 as against the helter-skelter procedure that applicant for official position, "and I shore ber, and shortly after this announcement deepened and resulted in the organization Daily to the insufficiency of school accommoda- Sunday 1.25 2.00 has been so expensive to the counties, and think that something's comin' to me, though he disappeared. This caused great excite- jot an anti-Masonic party in western Hew rn-wetlcly 1.00 tions; to the pressing need for better and ment and committees of safety and vigilance York, which nominated a candidate for gov- that has gotten them nowhere. With the it's eomin' mighty slow. I ain't never hearn By Carrier. from it yit, an' it looks like I'm not a-gwine more commodious buildings. And now, to- were formed that traced him westward to ernor. Solomon Southwick, in 1828. In 1831 In Atlanta 85 rents, pt-i 'month or 12 cents force of road-builders at the disposal of Fort Niagara, near Lewiston, N. Y., where a National Anti-Masonic convention was per week Outsld, of Atl.u.lt «<> tc-nts per to hear nuther, onlpss I speak up fer my day, by reason of gross neglect and amazing he had been imprisoned. month or 14 cents per week. each one of the counties, and the centraliz- rig-htb; so I'll say this here: I want a office, dlHregard of the city council, a serious con- held, wherein most of the free states were It was said that Morgan had been con- ing influence and facilities now foreshad- and I need a office, but I won't stand fer dition confronts those who have the wel- represented which nominated William Wlrt, jR HOLI.IUA 1 TTmTuuiUon HuildtnK veyed in a carriage from Batavia to Fort of Maryland, for president of the United none o' that Civil Service foolishness; 1 ain't fare of Atlanta's schools and Atlanta's school sole Advertising Manager for all territory owed, the next five years should see this Niagara by Freemasons, and it was after- States. outside Atlanta. . g-ot time. What's the use o' bein' postered children at heart. state the banner good roads commonwealth by a gover'ment schoolmaster when all you ward testified that he was drowned in Lake The connection of Thurlow Weed with It is with pleasure that The Journal of The address of the Washington Bureau is of the nation. The commission has put in want is a office? I know what's what, and Ontario, but this story was denied, and it the Morgan mystery caused that politician No. 1727 S Struct, N. W.. Mr. John Corrigan. Labor lines up with the "Oracle of the was later affirmed that he had been seen and Journalist years of pain as well as In- one of the most constructive strokes for how come, and that's enough fer anybody. Jr.. Btaff coi respondent, in charge. I ortcr been in office all this time, 'stidder South," the Atlanta Constitution, in Its alive in Smyrna, In Asia, as well as in other calculable injury. He could not disprove It THE CONSTITUTION Is on hJ,l«- In New Georgia in the history of state boards. settin' on the ragged edge o' Nothin', whit efforts to bring about an immediate change. places. for those who invented the He would sus- A short time afterward it was thought lin' sticks." Atlanta needs more and better school tain it. Speaking of It to a friend not long that the mystery was cleared, when a body betore his death, he said: "I suffered untold bnlldings; It needs more and better paid was produced, which was said to have been distress and was more or less under ban for KEEPING BOYS ON THE FARM. Who's This Guy— school teachers. And it will have these found near the mouth of the Niagara river, twenty-flve years. I was abhorred, by tens Governor Cox, of'Ohio, recently told the things, niiil forthwith, or the recall Trill be but it was denied that it was Morgan's. of thousands; old acquaintances avoided me; put to a speedy and a splendid use. Thurlow Weed was present at the inquest I was pointed out on the streets; strangers The Constitution Is not responsible Tor Farmers' National congress, at Piano, 111.. advance payments to out-of-town local car- when evidence, which he considered of Ma- would look askance at me; I received threat- riers, dealers or agents. that the emigration of boys from the farm sonic manufacture, was given that the body ening anonymous letters: I was made to to the city and the lack of community life was, not that of Morgan. "What are you realize everywhere and every hour that I going to do for a Morgan now?" was asked was a branded man. Even my family was THREE DEADLY AXIOMS. in the rural district were two of the main of him by the lawyer employed by the Ma- made to feel the disgrace as if I was a causes back of the high cost of living and A Story of the Moment sons. "This man is a good enough Morgan," felon. It was cruel!" An axiom is a statement or a condition By WALT MASOJf, of poverty in the cities. It is evident retorted Weed, "until you produce the man Morgan was '-""Undoubtedly murdered, but the truth of which is so self-evident as to The Fnmoim Pros* l*»vt by whom?'There was no reason for his hav-< that the high cost of living is world- that was killed." permanently eliminate dispute trom any This remark was repeated to Henry ing mysteriously disappeared for his own wide, while the abandoning of the farm MODERN BLESSINGS. O'Reilly and by him was distorted into the accord, or for his having gone to another source whatever. s for the city is not, so that leaves phrase, "He is a good enough Morgan until country, and if such had been the case he The Constitution's exposure ot the fla- this feature as only a contributing factor "It's a great age and a great country," after the election," and in that form It was no doubt would have gotten into communi- published by him in the Rochester Daily cation with his friends, or his whereabouts to the problem. But that it is a heavy con- remarked the obese boarder. "Today I grantly inexcusable conditions existing in Advertiser, with the addition ' that Weed In some way would have become known. bought a whole outfit, suit, shoes, shirt, hat the Atlanta public schools, and subsequent tributing factor, there is no doubt, and it is also certain that the congestion of and everything a man wears, in less than developments has cleared the atmosphere half an hour. When I was young it would unskilled workers in cities has much to do so that these three axioms stand out proof have taken about three months to get such with hard urban living conditions. SCARS. ST. PETERSBURG. an equipment. The village tailor and the against contradiction: By GEORGE PITCH, Other speakers of the congress joined village shoemaker and the rest of the vil- By GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS 1. That the youngest children, mere Author of "At Good Old Siwaab" with Governor Cox in declaring that one of lage artificers would have been kept busy babes, in one of the most prominent schools the great duties of the nation lay in build- that long on such a trousseau." There is one thing certain about the man St. Petersburg, the capital of Russia, was "Tour words are spiced with wisdom," who has Scars, and that is that he has gone of the city, are crowded, 94 into one grade, ing up sources of entertainment and diver- built to order for Peter the Great, and forms said the star boarder, "but let us not forget through some sort of a conflict. He was 84 into another and 72 into another. sion and education in the country approx- the largest single job ever done for one that the man who went through the ordeal Doing something. Scars never come to peo- imating those which conspire to make at- man. 2. That while the city has abolished the of the village tailors and shoemakers in ple who sit still. Most Scars 'result from ' tractive life in the cities. Liceums, mov- Peter the Great desired a new capital individual drinking cup and substituted \rv> ^ orlc or Philadelphia i the brave old days was fit to appear on the Effort. Scars cost! Their price is paid In ing pictures, combination community and Courage, Sacrifice, Unselfishness, Suffering. where the facilities for skating and bathing: sanitary drinking fountains in the schools, streets when they were done with him. There high school houses were offered as aids in is much to be said in support of the present But Scars silently testify to the value of as well as warship building •were greater, it is forcing children to study in damp, After tbe Game. Character as no number of material medals and fo'r that reason he laid out St. Peters- that direction. Equally effectual would be Il< b onl> a baseball filler. system of ready made goods, but he who dark basements, under the flare of gas, holds that such a system Is without disad- or written words possibly could. burg in 1702. It is situated a short distance Hut the crowd, as he comes in view, Some bear Scars that no human being the formation of rural community centers vantages and drawbacks is a traitor to his under the eaves of the Arctic circle on the while the sunlight beats outside, and in Follers him like a circus can see. Some carry around Scars that any- swampy shores of the River Neva, which as in France, Germany, and other countries And yives him a hurrah, too, flag, and should be shot at sunrise. one could 'discern if they would. Who Is wanders through the streets with impunity close proximity to sewers that emit noxious And he lunches at the White House. "There are times, ftiy dear Mrs. Jiggers, of the old world, where the homes are it that can see the Scar left inside one's very during the spring. (That's more'n I can do.) when I Ions for the old system with all gases. grouped near together in convenient reach ith crudities and blemishes. As you are Soul after a winning fight against some de- St. Petersburg has, a million and a ihalf vastating Habit? Who is it that can meas- 3. That while some schools are trag- of the iajrms. This arrangement tends to Jot.' one o' the baseball tellers, aware, I invested in a new outfit a few people, a vast number of whom are entirely ure the depth of the Scars interwoven about satisfied with the government, being on the Hut money's made for his sake; days ago, having discovered an amiable mer- ically overcrowded others teem with empty banish the isolation that is one ol the in- the lines and planes of a man's Face? imperial payroll. It is built on both sides KinKS -stand in lino to meet him chant with whom the cash system is not an ducements to leave the country, and substi- Boast not at all,, but take Pride in every of the Neva, which is walled in with granite, seats. This is due largely to faulty dis- And ii.sk him "What'll you take'"' obsession. He is a newcomer in the town, honorable Scar that your Body and Charac- but climbs the walls in flood time like a tutes a mutuality of social interest. Pile the great long grfen in his limousine: and anxious to make a favorable impression tricting of school territory. small boy going after apples. Like smaller (That's more'n I can make.) upon the, bulwarks of our local society, so ter carry. Governor Cox was right when he strong- A great iLawyer, whose name is known towns which are divided into two hostile There may be quibbling or honest ditfer- when I Intimated a desire to buy clothing ly condemned the tendency toward landlord- by the masses of America, went ito a Pho- parts, St. Petersburg has most of its public It T but had his power on credit he seemed pleased rather than ence on other contentions. tographer for pome pictures. He sat in his institutions on the islands in the river, thus ism and made a plea for the breaking up Befoi e this lifp is done shucked. At first I intended to buy only obviating Jealousy between the north and There is none \\ hatever on these three I'd "bat" earth's tribulations a suit of clothes, but this excellent mer- office with a friend as the finished pictures of great farms and the lessening of tenan- south sides. To the fiioman in the sun. chant was so agreeable that I purchased were delivered to him. "Oh," he remarked deadly axioms. St. Petersburg has scores of great pal- cy. The evil of tenancy afflicts the entire And he'd shovel 'em in his furnace a complete outfit, including hat. shoes, hosi- on glancing at them, "see what they have done. They have taken all the Lines and aces, forts and arsenals, and is decorated Council, or the board ot education, has nation. It is especially prevalent in the As I made my last Home run! eiy, lingerie of various kinds, and a collec- with vast numbers of churches with turnip- ***** tion of neckties, of the kind which have wire Scars from my Face that it has taken me been sleeping while the two first conditions south, whether in the familiar form of the shaped spires. It has wide streets filled "Same Old' Moonshine." hooks to slip over the collar button. Pull thirty years to put there!" with motorless carriages, soldiers and whis- have grown out ot the third; sleeping while "cropper" or the straight-out tenant who" The moonshine belt in Missouri is just as well do I know that our D'Orsays and Brum- Face the Fight today. Scars 'may come fatal'as it is In Oeorgia, according to this before the Nightfall, but each will mark a kers. St. Petersburg is the world's greatest little children were exposed to death and rents year after year for a. stipulated cash mells don't place the seal of their aproval whisker emporium, and the barbers' union personal item from the "Pleasant Valley upon neckties with wire hooks, but I never milestone in your careep- of Worth. consideration. The man who does not oWn of the city holds its meetings around a disease, the scholarship ol the whole sys- Correspondent:" was'a slave to fashion, Mrs, Jiggers. small table. his farm is insecurely attached to the coun- "Uncle Si Lowe vifeited the distillery "I put the new garments on at the store, tem to deterioration. Thursday night and tarried until a late hour. A Question of Telepathy. St. Petersburg is one of the few cities tr>. lie is apt to be far less stable a citizen and left my old rags to be kept until called in the world which has not been shot at. The mayor, the coum.il, the board are While he assures his wife he was perfectly tor and T felt, as I walked up the street, Do the natives of Africa know telepathy, than if his property were his own, and he Situated so far north that the firemen put sober when he arrived at home and that that the proletariat had seldom looked upon provided there is such a thing? Sidney G. P. now awake. The women of the city 'are out conflagrations by bombarding them knew that every effort would redound di- he went to the kitchen to get a drink and a more imposing spectacle than myself. Coryn writes in The San Francisco Argonaut: also awake. Through Mrs. C. J. Haden, that he sat down at the foot of the stair- "The mystifying rapidity with which native with ice cakes, and an unfrozen water pipe rectly to his own benefit. There is nothing like new clothes to in- is a novelty, hostile armies have always president of the City Federation of Wom- way to unlace his shoes, still Mrs. Lowe crease one's self-respect. But before I had races obtain news of distant events has for The danger of the drift from country would like to know what in the world he long been a matter of discussion. For exam- become discouraged before reaching It. walked a block my feet were hurting so However, the city does not lack for excite- en's clubs, the> have called a meeting of to city is no doubt exaggerated, since there tied a wet towel about the bald knob on woundily that I stepped into a cigar store, ! ple, the British defeat by the Zulus at Isan- ment. Lodge No. 1 of the United Order of their executive committee Monday moruing is testimony from reliable sources that it the top of the newel post for." and sat down and removed my shoes, to see ; dula was well known to the Kaffirs of Cape Town hours before the receipt of the official Anarchists makes' its headquarters in, the . * * * * * what the trouble was. The makers of those is gradually being neutralized. But too telegraphic" dispatch, and there are very city and conducts a general bomb-making; to investigate the situation. Candidly, we "liet the Band Play Dixie." shoes had pasted little strips of leather here much publicity cannot be given reasons why I. many instances of a like kind. Now we have business in a manner which has; doubled ac- «tpect more results from these women than anil there on the soles, and these foolish I another reminder of the same fact in the cident insurance rates all. over the city In any other source. Their hearts are in this productive young Americans should stay on When I'm in the lowground— strips of leather had rolled up into uncom- refusal of the British secretary for the colo- the last thirty years. fortable wads, disclosing rows of brass- the farm. The superior independence of Not a hope in sight. nies to inform parliament as to the where- St. Petersburg is the residence of the hended nails and wooden spikes, and knotted tragedy. Clouds a-fiyin' cross the stars abouts of the camel corps, which is engaged czar and the seat of the Russian duma, the life, the assured support and the precarious wax threads, and all sorts of things which Whatever develops* The Constitution To drown their little light. in operations against the mad mullah in the national legislative body •which do'fes every- cripple men's feet and cause unspeakable means of livelihood in the cities, all urge When no signs o' Jubilation wilds of Somaliland. Any information that thing but make laws. It is also badly in- purposes keeping a strangle hold on the agony. And all the ready made shoes have toward co-operation to the end of persuad- On the highest hills I see, might be divulged, said the secretary, would fested with Grand Dukes. It has excellent these silly strips of leather; and the strips situation until- these three mortal axioms, Let the band play "Dixie" be known by the mullah almost instantly. train service to Siberia, but can only be ing the boy to stay on the acres. always roll together into a scroll when the An' it's all right with me. But by what means does the black man reached from America by a long, hard jour- not to mention the other phases of the victim is walking, and lame him for life. transmit his information more quickly than ney and is not overrun with tourists. It is situation, are eliminated. And since life II. Tt is no wonder that the average man wears the white man can send it by telegraph? It Probably the Tennessee legislators ad- his shoes until there is nothing left but the is no longer superstitious to suggest telep- and death are in the pot, we expect to be Lifts me to the summit journed to polish their pistols, for they'll laces, rather than punish himself by wearing athy but Is it possible that savages know unsparing in placing responsibility. Where the high hearts ought to stay, new ones. In the old days shoemakers didn't more of this than we do? Is it possible that be on dress parade again on ivthe unlucky Brings to me the music any one knows more about anything; than we 1 paste idiotic strips of leather in their shoes; 13th of October. Uf a "Flip—hip—hooray " 01% if the} aid paste Ihern, they j asted them do?" ^ lion the angel-spirits leave me,' so securely that they stayed put, A SPLENDID S7AKT. With «torms where stars should be, "Having placed strips of blotting paper 1 Let the band play "Dixie" in my new shoes, I replaced those engines Lament of Yasmini. Congressmen are not afraid to get back With January 1. 1914, the btate prison An' it's all rig-ht with me! on my feet, and resumed my Journey. When to the soil now on the new tariff schedule. God made me in an idle h'our, comruib&ion will inaugurate a new era of I had gone a few rods a gentleman came I,ntv*< on the Tariff Bill. up from behind, and clapped me on the A chalice fit for wine alone. u>ad-building by placing a road expert at When the tariff bill trembled in the bal- shoulder, and asked me how much I had O would that he had made "a flower, A wandering planet, or a stone. the disposal ot the several counties. That A Missouri man waited fifty years on ance a pious Tennessee poet wrote at it: given for my new suit. Although I resented ; the question, I replied, politely enough, that the sweetheart of Ms youth. Nothing like 0 would he had not pleasured him, announcement is the most portentous since "They ha\ e a mighty work to do: I had paid $40. Thereupon the gentleman giving a lady time to decide a grave ques- Oh, may they do it well! assured me that I had got the worst of the Dallying, that day among the days, the placing oi the convicts on the public To mold the cup's curved perfect rim, tion. If the tariff don't pull through, deal, for the tag on the back of my coat roads. It means that the one other step Lord, save us all from hell!" published to the world the fact that the suit That soon the red wine should upraise. needed to give Georgia the best Highway The above was better rhyme, however, had been marked down from $10 to $8. Imag- Alas, wan in the waning light. People who complain that Mr. Roosevelt system in the country has been taken, in than that emploj ed by "The Poet Laureate ine my humiliation, my dear Mrs. Jiggers. The wine that to his haze was given. "isn't buying anything," are careful not to Had those clothes been paid for, I'd have re- The cup was full of tears . - That night the establishing of a centralizing force for of Cincinnati," in the Commercial Tribune, give him any cause. which Is as follows: turned straightway to the man who sold God wept upon the throne of heaven. "The barbers' uuioii of tl»e eitj holds lt» co-ordinate road construction. This policy them, and wreaked a bloody vengeance upon —Grace Fallow Norton, in Alanic. meetings around a small tuble." materializes a retorm lor which The Con- "The Tariff Bill is now a law, him, but situated as I was, I could only one of the most hospitable cities in the Mexico made a stitch in time. She knew The President having signed it. stand and look like seven cents, while the stitution has lor \ ears been contending. H He dipped his pen and with delight gurgling gentleman used his penknife and that she couldn't hope for space during the Woman Suffrage in Australia. bears out the contentions of State Senator Affixed his signature to it. cut the tag: from my coat. (Quoted in The Independent.) force. "Such things didn't happen in the grand has no skyscrapers except G. II. Huie, of tho thirty-fifth district, who world series. (According to the Sydney Bulletin, this churches, and gets along with very few "Underwood was there and Simmons, too. old days. The village tailor may have had was among the first to show that the com- In their role of fond parents; is the use that the woman voter makes of his faults, and it is possible that he was the explanatory booklets sent out by the SKL ^a^lee^r^/5 gXSSS mission might thus profitably extend its Vice President Marshall was also there slower than molasses on the 16th of January, Lord Northcliffe has been telling what And Senator Kern lent his presence. federal government to explain the consti- powers under the law. but he didn't send his patrons into a harsh, tutional amendments to be voted upon.) r^dls^n ^'travfl '£ MSf^JBE he thinks of the suffragettes. That's how unfeeling world, bearing placards announc- ouc getting cornered by the regular army. The three commissioners. Captain R. E. "The Lower House had another envoy. they all sail when Mrs. Pankhurst isn't For standing like a tower. ing that their raiment had been marked Our Mary's a. federal voter; Davison, chairman; B. L. Rainey and Judge down and exposed on the bargain counter. It doesn't depress her a scrap; The Poet Laureate and the Lady. tnere to rock the boat. Champ Clark flanked the President T. E. Patterson, have taken advantage of a And the signature looked over." Such an experience bruised my heart, Mrs. She'll go to the poll In a motor. In its' biography 'of the late poet laureat* Jiggers, and I will ask you for another dish Convoyed by a pleasant young chap; magnificent opportunity and laid the Geor- the Yorkshire Post; .recalls that it was at of blanc mange." The gray-colored booklet they gave her Rome that Mr. Austin met the wife of W. W. gia of today and tomorrow under obligation Leaves From a Log Cnliln. I lies on an elegan chair; An admirer of oratory says Secretary Story, the American sculptor. to them. In another column we cnrry the The man who thinks he is runnin' the' Much trouble and worry 'twill save her— Bryan "should get the Nobel peace prize," This lady was bent resolutely on his.«n- official statement of the commission, an- government and lets It go at that ain't In Times. She's using thejeav^for her hair. . Not on his chautauqua tentl harmin' the country any. He might be hold- tertainment; but she had auite forgotten nouncing its purpose and explaining its rea- 1 isn't quite what they Intended, what her husband had told her as to his in' office and runnin' roun' the country talk- price for their cotton this year, due prin- But, tho' very little she's read, pursuits. In the course of conversation she sons. The commission* agrees that since in' his head, off. cipally to the short crop in the west, but He" first blank perplexity's ended— tried him with theology, then with the there is not at present an overwhelming Jest as so-me folks resolve to let their they may not be so fortunate another year. Wait till the new tariff is there with She's getting it Into her head! drama. Finally she found inspiration in demand from the counties for expert super- light shine like that of •a, city set on a hill So the wise thing for them, to do is to pre- hla name. "Pray," ehe said, "are you * *on the goods before you try to bring the dealer they're afeared the trust '11 raise- the price pare for a, good crop of hog and hominy Good girl! She's stuffing it into her head! of MiM Austin, the novelist?" viaion, it would be extravagance to employ down. o' gasoline on 'em. and let cotton be an after consideration.

EWSPAFER EWSPAPERI CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATUBDAY, OCTOBER II, 1913. Page ITive [Southern Railway Will Afford CONTRACT IS LET FOR OF THEIR LIVES MACON SHRINERS READY ROME PUMPING STATION NEW JUROR WILL BE .HEALY US Atlanta Fine Facilities by Rome, Ga., October 10.—(Special.)— Mayor Tancey has let the contract for the equipment for the new pumping The Addition of New Trains] FOR MONTGOMERY TRIP station of city of Rome. Electrically ATTACe AS driven pumps will be installed to take FORTUNE TO the place of the present steam pumps Convention Will Be Held in cial Will Leave Macon and will lift the water from the Etowah Several Depositions Are Expect- Atlanta is to be afforded extraordi- word in excellence of passenger serv- October 29—To Institute river to the top C'f old Fort Jackson. ed to Be Filed Before Estate Left to W. T. Healy Is Atlanta Beginning on narily fine passenger facilities by the ice'. They are the direct result of the Funds for the improvements, will be Southern railway between the middle tremendous commercial and industrial provided from a bond issue of $80,000 December 12. development of the south and of the New Shrine. that was voted by the people a short Hearing Is Held. Worth Between $1,000,000 west and the southeast. To meet the great increase of traffic between the time ago1. There will alsoi be a re- demands imposed by the phenomenal southern states and those of the north modeling of the 'filter plant., Already preparations are under way commercial and industrial development and west. Macon, Ga., October 10.—(Special.)— From' what could be learned Friday- and $1,500,000, According not only of Atlanta, but of the entire This new and magnificent service for the entertainment of the Georgia has been authorized by President W. A train manned by a crew of Shriners, ROME CITY COUN CJL it was almost made certain that at- to Attorneys. HoieV Menr a sociation. "which will ~««, the Southern railway, beginning W. Flnley in conformity with the pol- carrying a party -of 100 Shriners and torneys for Leo M. Frank will file af- convene here December 12-13 for its Sunday, November 2, will establish icy of the Southern railway to promote 'bound for a Shrine ceremonial in Mont- VIGOROUSLY ATTACKED fidavits against an additional juror in 1913 session. j four mag'nlBcent solid through trains In every possible way the industrial gomery, Ala., is to be run from Macon the celebrated case before the motion The Klmball house has be n de- to be operated via Atlanta, between and commercial prosperity of the on October 2S. ' for a new trial Is argued on October Tne will of the late Mrs. Olive M- Chicago, Cincinnati and Kansas City south. They will afford travelers from R&tne, Ga., October 10.— (Special. ) — the north and west opportunity to visit This will be the occasion of the in- A vigorous attack upon Rome'^ my 18 before Judge L. S. Roan. Several the southern states under the most de- stallation of the new Shrine in Mont- council, and upon an Atlanta firm of depositions are expected to be filed lightful conditions. Men and money gomery, which was authorized a year consulting engineers, is made through a against the latest juror to be accused from every part of the country are ago through the efforts of the Macon local newspaper by Mortimer M. Grif- of bias and extreme dislike. being attracted by the Immense natu- Shrine over the opposition ot both Bir- fin, a Rome manufacturer, who alleges Solicitor General Dorsey and his as- ral resources and opportunities afford- irregularities in the award of ron- ed by the south. This is abundantly mingham and Mobile. The new Shrine tracts. It is expected that personal en- sistant, A. E. Stevens, arc reported us 000 and $1,500,000. evidenced by the wonderful growth of is to fte officially instituted by the Al counters may follc*w the publication of being Hard at work at Valdosta com- pas&enger equipment which skill, en- the southern states during the last Slhah Tempyle of Macon, and a big dele- the card. piling tlieir answer to the voluminous The document which * ergy and money can provide- It will s.r.oker6 , and at th1Ce samSa e time the vis decade, both in population and in gation from the local Shrine is going Mr. Griffin charges that Mayor i an- petition for a new trial, filed by the this property takes up but one type- ft^ ^'^ ^lV be 'g\%errtheater be vestibuled and will carry Pullman wealth. Government census statistics cey and Engineer P. H. Norcross opened written page. It contains no schedule along to see the- work well done, defense attorneys. They are said to i drawing room, state room observation show that in both respects the south addition to the - - - - - of property or estimate of the estate's party. has pxi'eeded in percentage of growth would be uii- Saturday. December i:i. will usher s ot travel. •have dreamed vaguely of the time to Montgomery and return. It is said, •Healy, son of the testator, although the IvlmballvUle farm. The i losing Leaving-^ Chicago by the Big Four with the possible exception of the ne- she has been officially notified that event of the convention will he held when the Atlantic and the Pacific gro porters, every member of the train Saturday evening, when the delegate" route at 10:15 p. m. the train will pass would be united by a great- water- the will has been filed. Attorney Lin- 1 through Indianapolis to Cincinnati: crew will be members of the Shrine. and the! - wives win be guests at a way. The herculean task seemed im- This, It is believed, will be the first ton Hopkins said Friday that there banquet tendered by the Hotel Ansley. theripo over the Queen and Crescent possible ol accomplishment after the Until a short time ago, scarcely would be no litigation over the will, as routfe (Cincinnati, New Orleans and failure of the French guided by the train of its kind ever operated . all claims had long ago been settled. Texas Pacific railway) to Chattanooga; master hand of de Lesseps, until thence over the Southern railway. Shopping Special Run. Two Other Beneficiaries. BIG CROWDS ATTENDED American ingenuity energy and one person in a thousand had reachina ge rAtlant leav a at 9:55 the next even- money took in hand the great prob- Macon, Ga., October 10.-^(SpecJal.)— In the late Mrs. Healy's will there ^« Jr lns Chicago, departing lemm. A special train, bearing 200 people are only two beneficiaries beside tue BARTOW COUNTY FAIR at 10:05 p. m. It will arrive at Jack- Now the Panama canal property may from towns between Vidalia and Ma- ever tasted a really good soda sonville at 7:40 the next morning. be termed the eighth wonder of the heir. To a half-sister. Mrs. Caroline Northbound, the train will leave Jack- con, on the Macon, Dublin and Savan- M. Shapp, of Rochester, New York, Mrs. Cartersville, Ga., October 10. — (Spe- sonville at 8:40 p. m. and arrive at werld. As an engineering feat it is nah railroad, came to Macon this cial ) —With a record-breaking crow,! without a peer. The pyramids of morning on a shopping expedition, th<> cracker—as it came fresh and Healy left $500. An equal amount was Atlanta at 6:10 o'clocjk next morning. Egypt, which held the world in awe Jra'n being run under the auspices of left to Mrs. L, O. L-o-uis, of San Fran- within its sates today the Barrc/w It will reach Cincinnati at 9.10 p. m. for 5,000 years, pale into insignificance the Macon Chamber of Commerce. Spe- cisco. '„ county annuj'i rair came to a ".lout:. Fur and (Jhlrajyo at 7. 25 a. m. tile second beside this gigantic waterway. Whi'e cial inducements were ottered to out- crisp from the oven. Mr. Healy is made sole executor of four •. 3 size ot the town, and all are atiieed dirt were handled every month than gia Southern and Florida railroad to Now everybody can know and taxes have been returned 111 the namethat, considering the fact th it it is Ohio-Florida Special. were required to build the great Macon, each Saturday during the fall of the Healy Realty and Improvement Cheops and two other of the largest the 'first attempt, this fair has been a On the same day, the Ohio- Florida company, whoso total holdings are on remarkable success. pyramids. Fifty million tons of dyna- enjoy the crisp goodness of an estimated value, of over »j,000,000. The live stock ancl poultry features, special, to be operated by the South- mite were exploded in the blasting of Among the holdings of the company, as well as the agricultural de, ar-- ern railway, in connection with the the great water trail from ocean to Students Gainif to Cutfibert. In which are intruded the late Mrs. ments, have b?en the source ft gr'-it Queen and Crescent route, between ocean. Macon, Ga., October 10.—(Special.)— fresh baked soda crackers with- Healy's estate, are the following. Ihe ("iiu'innau and Jacksonville. via The opening of the canal to com- Wesleyan Female college, of Macon, is interest. Atlanta, will be established. it slu- of the present lleal> building, the feature of the fair *ias merce, probably during this winter, preparing to send a large delegation entire block on Forajth between \\al- The racin will he a superb train, equipped ot seniors and juniors to the coming j been a great,, drawing" card,, . the will mean much to the states of the out going to the baker's oven. ton and i oplai-. Lhe .-iitn i- north side horses that have rounded ''the Ni>l"nu: service inaugurated by the Southern vember 7-9. They will be under the ner or Peachtree and Marietta street The L'.eroplane feature of the snow it will arrive at Atlanta at 11.30 p m. railway will enable tourists from all chaperonage of Professor Charles R (Flva Points) which is considered the that evening and will reach Jackson- parts of the country, including the 1 oister, founder of the movement, and has also been a drawing card. ville at b:20 o'clock the next morning. Uneeda Biscuit bring the bak- most valuable sinKle piece of property The -woman's department ind south, to visit the Canal Zone under who has been the president of the- or- in the whole city, number 30 feach- i 1 f'f""f'", , I r r M,.. f.,,,- ii-,v« Northbound, the train will leave Jac.it- the most advantageous conditions. All ganization during the eight years of tree street and 11-13-15-17 Marietta thu Ur hA% ^^"LI^M^U'.r^JVbeen exceptionally . ? ' " sonvllle at 10.20 am. and arrive at At- trains of the Southern railway make its history. street, between Peachtree and Broad reaching Cincinnati at 11.4'5 next morn- direct connections at Jacksonville -with ery to you. The success of the fair demonstrates ing. Two of the annual conventions have streets; 'i to 27 Walton, near Forsyth, the fact that prosperity has c.'m-j to trains on the Florida East Coast rail- been held at Wesleyan college and no 10 and 12 Walton street and the north- stay in this section of the eoun" -y, rind The third of this series of splendid way for -Miami, Palm Beach and Key the year la possessed east corner of Ivy street and Auburn . , ed that it will have .-> mi trains will be the Florida Special, a West. At K.ey "West connection is with a livelier Interest to the students avenue; southwest corner of Magnolia direct through metropolitan tram be- made with superb steamships bOAind than the selection of the delegates who A food to live on. Stamina for work- tween Cincinnati and Jacksonville, lor the Canal Zone and points of In- shall represent the student body at equipped with Pullman sleeping cars, terest in the "\Vest Indies. these conventions. ers. Strength for the delicate. Give corner of Foundry and Haynes; 121_Bell coaches and Southein railway dining It is anticipated by officials of the Dr. Jenkins, president of Wesleyan street; 72 Younge street; II iuila i ars, also with through Pullman sleep- Southern railway that there may be is a member of the advisory board, street; 355-357 1-Jdgewoocl avenue and ing i-ars between St. Louis and Jack- a great increase in the commercial along- with Presidents Gaines, of Agnes them to the little folks. Five cents. ' 330-332. Edgewood; 117 Yonge street; CHICAGO BUSINESS MEN sonville, via Danville, Kv. The train and Industrial growth of the south Scott, and Van Hoose, of Shorter; Drs. ;\ 355-357 Hilliard street, 73 Parkers will leave Cincinnati by the Queen and that the establishment of this new Harrison.of Mercer and Bransen, of the street, the northwest corner of Glen- PLAN TOUR OF GEORGIA and Crescent roi'ite at 8.10 p. in., pass- train service may be regarded as only state normal school, who are the di- dale and DeKalb avenues; -2 Alabama ing through Chattanooga, thence over a forerunner of further extension of * recting force of the movement. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY street, between Whitehall ancl Prvor Southern railway and reaching Atlan- the service in the future. Professor. Forster is now at work on street, except for a one-thiirt interest Charles J Haden, president Georgia ta at 11 a. m. the next Jay, and reach- Chamber of Cotninerre, has telegraphed Traffic to Pacllic CoaHt. a program which will enlist some of held by Mrs. Lamar. Another tract ing Jacksonville at 8.20 o'clock that the leading expert thinkers and speak- containing several acres in tho city the Atlanta office of this, organization evening. Northbound, the train vrlll It has been rumored that the South- that he has just arranged for fifty or ers on great world-problems in the and fronting on Johnbon, Gray. Vic- leave Jacksonville at 7: to a m. and ern railway officials had decided to thought of men today. toria, Grant and Davis streets, except more prominent business men of Chi- arrive at Atlanta at 5 p. m. reaching- put on a. new train to be operated In for< one-fourth interest, said u be held cago, members of the Chicago Chamber Cincinnati at 8 o'clock the next morn- connection with the Southern Pacific, by Mrs. Lamar. of Commerce, to visit Geofgia in No- ing. making- a fast run between New York, Macon Building; Sold. vember for the purpose of studying- Atlanta, New Orleans and San Fran- Maeon, Ga., October 10.—(Special.)— the business opportunities of the state From West to South, cisco. B. .-. Adams has sold the three-story NASH IS BAC& FROM and of bringing about closer trade re- In "addition to these three magnifi- Southern railway officials seen in building at Cherry and Seventh streets, lations between Georgia and Chicago. cent trains, the Southern railway will Washington Friday deny this report, to the Lawton-Jordan company and the NATIONAL GUARD MEET The itinerary has already been so ar- Inaugurate simultaneously the Kansas but Gtneral Passenger Agent Carv, of latter company will move its factory ranged as to include nine of the prin- City-Florida Special. another solid the system, said lhat the Southern Pa- from Broadway and Poplar street, to cipal cities of, the state, the party to through train between Kansas City, cific system would inaugurate a new the new location, where they will have Adjutant General J. Van Holt Nash enter the state November 13 and remain through the 21st. Further details of iMo., ancl Jacksonville, Fla , via Mem- through service train from New Or- greatly increased facilities. The new- »nd Captain J M. Kimbrough, U. S. A., this visit will be announced later. phis and Atlanta, in connection with leans to San Francisco on November building gives them over 0,000 addi- Inspector general to the nation.'il guard the 'I'"risco lines. Eastbound it will 16, which would connect with the tional feet of floor space. Meanwhile, this is a matter of much reach Atlanta at 10:15 p. m. and arrive Southern railway trains Nos. 37 and of Georgia, have Just reurnetl from interest, not only to the cities visited at Jacksonville at 8:40 o'clock the next H8. The new service will be for the the annual convention of the National by this party of business men, but to Mrs. English Dies. the state as a -whole, representing as it morning. Westbound it will arrive at purpose of diverting traffic to the Pa- Macon, Ga., October 10.—(Special.)— Guard assoclatic-rt at Chicago. iJ.ju- does one of thSTONE MOUNTAIN KICKS Interstate Casualty and Guaranty com- caster says it will "probably be fair on L munication which contains the sug- ly ea n n $4t.5O that are just as good in style, lit and pany, of Albuqueique, N. M, Mr. Dix gestion that as long as the local fle .d^ an the ?ea\' or* ^T^tt Saturoav." That's as far as he will ON PROPOSED FARES has already left the city. W nether any or all of these could be go. I wear as other makes costing $5.OO to $ 7.OO, This company has started to do schools are overcrowded the use of the It / seems that the storms that have many auditoriums and churches which used to advantage in connection with the only difference is the price. Shoes in all There will be strenuous oopositioi general casualty business, arid in ad- our public school system is a matter been hovering over the Carolinas and leathers,stylesandshapestosuit everybody. raised by the people living on the ntw dition to being ,chief accountant of the are idle during the week might not be that might be worth looking into." which were due to strike Atlanta yes- Stone Mountain line of the Geor&'.a company, Mr. Dix will also be assistant an untimely suggestion. The plan is "(Signed) terday were dissipated before they got If you could visit W. JLi. Douglas large fac- (v> Railway and Electric company to ir.e secretary and assistant treasurer. He evidently in use in Philadelphia aYid is "WILLIAM E. MANSFIKLD" over the mountains and only the tail tories at Brockton, Mass., and see for your- is a graduate of Geoigia Tech. and has now being debated for use in New York The clipping ser.t with the communi- end — so to speak — got Inside of the particular ly eftieient in actu- city limits. It threatneed rain all the self how carefully W. JLi. Douglas shoes are city. The communication follows: cation is taken from The New York afternoon and last night, but the rain made, you would then understand why they "Apropose of the discussion now Herald and is signed by J. 1'. RcRick- didn't arrive. are warranted to fit better, look better, hold going on in regard to the congested .irci of Bayside L. I., in which he urges It would be safe, however, today to condition of the Atlanta public schools, the use ol' the armories of the New come downtown with a palm leaf fan, their shape and wear longer than any other I hand you herewith a clipping from York state guard companies. Lhe a pair of overshoes and a raincoat — make for the price. yesterday's New York Herald, showing churches and the large halls of the big prepared for anythine. The Best $2.00 & $2.60 Boys' Shoes in the World. that Atlanta Is not alone in this re- city to take care of the overflow of 1w people living" alona the route, ,it ,v:is spect, and also containing a suggestion children in the New York city schools, CAUTION! Brw-tniupe.1 o«n- the' bottom. with the understanding -hat the now which may be of interest. which seem to be exceedingly coii- Election in Catoosa. TAKC NO SUBSTITUTE. line would compete with the Ge'tiyia 35 LAWYERS IN RACE While on this line of thought I gested. H W. t. Donglai shoes are not (or eMe to yonrrlclnlty. order direct railroad and tha.t a. lower -"are wcuid be Governor Slaton issued a writ of from the factory. Klioes for ererr member of the family, M all prices, charged. Instead of that, rhey ^-a> FOR MUNICIPAL COURT by Parcel Po«t, postage free. Writ.- far Illustrated Catalor. election for the purpose of electing- a K will (howyon now to order by mall and why vou can »ave money on the company is asking to -:h;ti-8e i man to succeed the late Representative toot footwear. W. L. jkOUCUtt.A.8, Arocfcton. M-T- higher fare. The Georgia railru.ij fare Thirty-five applicants have sig-nified HEAVY LOSSES CAUSED SINGING CONVENTION J. C. Bryan, of Catoosa countyl. Under to Stone Mountain i« 30 cents. their willingnebb to be appointed to r»7T/TT'ir'rj D/-HI/TIT' the law, the election will be called and W. L DOUGLAS SHOE CO.: Particular objection will be mal the five judseships of the new munlci- BY EATONTON FLAMES INVlltiiU KUMli, the date fixed by the ordinary of the county within thirty days. 11 PEACHTREE STREET. Katonton. Ga., October 10.—(Special.) Rome. <5a., October 10.—(Special.)— Five of the largest business houses of The South Hi oad Baptist church today liatonton were entirely consumed by invited the Seventh District Singing so- flames which started at midnight ciety to use its auditorium for the an- Thursday. The fire is supposed to nual session to be held here on October Judge Ben Hill assumes his new du- have been caused by the defective elec- 1 Sand lit. One thousand delegates ties. HP will take the superior court tric wiring, though it is not definitely from the thirteen counties of the Sev- EISEMAN BROS., Inc. bench when the Frank re-trial motion known what was the exact cause. enth congressional district will be pres- 11 Baptist Association Meets. is disposed of .before Judge L. S Re. .1 From the very first nothing could Bt- ent, as singing schools and slncing so- ! "We face a hard task in making Dublin. OS , October 10.— (Special.')—• done to check the flames, though the cleties have flourished for a hundred the selection of the municipal .iiulaes," volunteer firemen worked heroically. years in the mountains of north Geor- The Lam-ens Cuiinty Baptist associa- said Judge George L. Bell Friday. tion held its annual session here this The hardware store of Hearn & Greene gia. week at Manning. •'The appointments which \VP will m-iKe was a total loss, and the ammunition John P. Davis, of Rome, is presi- few miles from m be sent to the governor for ap- and other explosives added to the fury dent of the convention and will preside this cit;-. the meeting- fbein"""°g- attende»"•-"<*<"d' pVovai aria he will finally pass upon bi, a large crowd. Rev. \v. E. Har- of the fire. over the meetings, assisted by the sec- Milledgeville and Macon were called retary, W. G. Tankersley, of Dalton. ville was re-elected moderator; Otto The new court will require the ap- Daniel \\ as made clerk and J. M. With- upon to come to the assistance of Ea- pointment of a chief marsha c l and a Our Store Will Be Closed tonton. Refore the Macon fire compa- eringto--...0*~.n. wa..«,-s, nameiinniv.i.dt secretary.--».-t. i u tin \ . Thi. noe />i0,«lr TVif>ru irp nlreaav introductory clerk. There are already several can- ny had left upon a special train it was New Hosiery Mill. K^rBES o^SK^hK |S'"k» *o*'^e potions. found that the fire could be controlled Lafayette. Ga., October 10.—(Spe- Dr. .1. J.. Bennet,. of Atlanta secretary owing to a strong fifireproor f wall on the cial.)— A new hosiery mill is to be of the Georgia board ot missions de"- Hutchinson building. built here by P. I~>. Fortune. A. R. For- livered the missionary sermon, which IMPROVED IN HEALTH, The insurance will not be more than tune and J. C. Miller, of Chattanooga. was the greatest of its kind ever de- half for each loss, and in some in- About sixty knitting machines, with a livered in this association. FRANK WHEAT RETURNS stani-es it will be only one-third. Ten capacitv of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars will be alow estimate dozen hose per dry will be installed Today of the loss from the fire. Frank Wheat, widely known At- Plans are already under considera- at the start, and the capacity -will later lantan and up to two years ago, when be increased. broken health compelled him to retrre tion for the immediate rebuilding of from business and seek another cli- the destroyed stores with fireproof mate,, one of its leading, business Buildings. Get Your Christmas men, has returned to the city and is The heaviest ' losers are Oscar Jar- See "The Last Days of now minglinng wwiti h old friends, by mulowsky. Hearn & Gi-eene. M. Wice, Diamond Now and whom he is being given warm and Harry Jarmulowsky and Stubbs' jewel- Pompeii," Grand, all next ry store, whose stock of goods were Until 5 O'Clock hearty reception. Pay for it Gradually Looking- even better than he did practically destroyed. The buildings week. >ears ago when he opened Atlanta's were owned by Howell Hearn, O. T. A well-chosen diamond is first electrical supply house and in- Leonard, T. G. Greene and Mis. Annie culently Atlanta's first electric Supple. probably the finest gift you shop, he comes back to Atlanta to re- can make Christmas. sume that line of work in which he was Atlanta's pioneer and through RAILROAD ASSOCIATION Educate Your Children A diamond makes a gift whose extensive work he sent throughout the south Atlanta's name and Yourselves which will be a daily remind- on the extensive work he carried on HOLDS SPECIAL MEETING Open Thereafter Until er or your thoughtfulness for years from his Atlanta offices. On tht KPeatest enRlnc^rlu event Diamonds constantly increase The Railroad Young Men's Chris- in the «orld'x history, by in value and are splendid in- tian association invites all railroad bani, United states Civil I'"iiBl«f .-r. vestments, i Fred Beers' Father III. men and all other men to attend the service at the railroad association Fred Beers, for years deputy clerk rooms, 31!^ West Alabama street. You can buy a diamond by of the United States courts in Atlanta Sunday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock. PANAMA CANAL paying for it gradually, $5 ob for the northern district of Georgia, Rev, S. R. Belk, D.'D., pastor of ParK and especially in charge of the bank- 10 O'Clock or more per month. Street Methodist church, will be the Next Tuesday ruptcy division, has been called to New speaker and this stands for some- Net prices and full details York state, the winter home of his thing -worth -while. father, and will be absent from the city Harry James, with his male quar- given in our booklet, "Pacts until the middle and maybe the latter tet, -will sing and the association or- About Diamonds." part of next week. Mr. Beers' sudden 4 ». m. Matinee—Admlsdlon JOc. trip north was caused by illness in his chestra will play. Strangers will fina a cordial welcome and this will be a Call or write for a copy and father's family. 5» Cento. make your purchase before delightful place to spend an after- prices advance. noon hour. ' Y. M. C. A. Fund Growing. : Americus. Oa., October 10.— (Special.) Majer&Berkele,lnc. | Friends of the Americus Young- M«n'? i Christiai\ association engaged in rais- WE BB Eiseman Bros.,J incty* . Gold and Silversmiths i ing $ 18,500 wherewith to cancel indebt- & i edness of the association, hav<> secured 21-33 Whitehall Street i 514.000 already and are enthusiastic In the hope of greeting the amount desired 11-13-15-17 Whitehall Established 1887 One citizen, whose identity the commit- VA*R Y , tee will not disclose, contributed $2.u • 38'/ W. ALABAMA ST. i this morninjc. ,Tnere are several subl 2 The South's Largest othing Store scriptions ot {1,009 and $500 «a 'i. PRINTING Phone M.24OS •L fi iNEWSPAFERr iNEWSPAPE&r Page Six. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA; ' GA., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1913. WAITS TILL HE IS 76 PHI DELTA THETAS Sunday Golf Dinner at PIG CLUBS FOR BOYS AND THEN MARRIES TO HAVE BOX PARTY There'll be big doings at the Fer- WOMAN AGED 61 syth theater next "Wednesday night. SOCIETY Capital City Country Club On that particular night members ot NOW TO BE ORGANIZED the Phi Delta Theta alumni attend a Pjedmont, Ala. October 10.—(Spe- box party to commemorate "alumni cial.)—T. H. Arnett, aged 76. and Mrs. The whole interest of the golf world For the pieasuie of the golf "fans" Youngsters to Be Shown How to M. O. Sanders, aged 61 were married day." of Atlanta wiil be centered on Sunday who will iform a big gallery, the club here yesterday. The blushing bride All arrangements tor the event liavo at the Capital City Country club, where will serve special taible d' hote din- Market Corn on Legs In- is as active as a girl of 16. and the been perfected. The theater will oe Ray and Varde&tcrclay "afternoon at her hall on Luclle avenue on the 21st. pany. ration Ba> trees guarded the en- sses Agriculture in co-operation with the City club last night absembled a bril- trance and the arch leading into the home in Anslej Park in compliment *^ Caroline Thomas and Ethel department at "Washington will this liant company, and elaborate decora- to ilisSi Clane Booth, a bride-elect Jlilllcan will entertain at a box party adjoining apartments, where there was a 3 ear begin the organization of boys' MISS ELLIS HONOREE tions were' the background for the similar elaborate decoration. Punch The housp was attractively decorated u tea at the Georgian Terrace on See "The Last Days ofv was s<"\ed untfei alcoves of palms in with terns and golden rod, and In the til 6 £ 1(3 pig clubs AT ATHENS RECEPTION gorgeou^ regalia, of the hosts and the the salon and tall "vases were filled dining room the centei piece of the Mrs. Goldle Llov d will give a dinner This announcement was made Fri- Pompeii," Grand, all next fulldress uniform of aimy and militia with cut flowerb A- buffet supper tea table was a pretty arrangement paitj at her home in Dnud Hills Fri- da> to the demonstration agents of J officers, as wMl as the beautiful cos- was si r^ ed ot j ello\v chrj santhemums The can- day evening, the 24th north Georgia meeting- in the state Athens, Ga., October 10.—(Special.)— week. tumes' ot a icpi'-sentative gathering The OVJ Guaid Is made up of some dle fchidts \\ere jellow and all other Miss M E Ruttin will give a "500" senate chamber by E>r J E. Downing, Tonight, at her Milled&e venue home,, of ladies details weie j ellow and white part} and shower at her home on Mrs. M . Llpscomb gave a delightful A large orchestra added music to the cf the most piominent of Atlanta s pio- -Mi>i Ando, sou n-ore A gown of white fePJVnsr street the afternoon of the 25th (assigned to the state 'college by the little affair In the form of a musical in gavety of the f%eninsr. and there was neet oitl/ens, who have been members chilton and uas assisted In entertain- Miss Lavinia Mims w ill entertain at a United States bureau of animal in- onor of her eldest granddaughter. sime 1860 with some of the vounger ing b\ hei mothei, Mrs T f Ander- l PartV Monda dustrj. Dr Downing declared that Miss Adgate Ellis, of Atlanta. MajoT Burke rommandm of the Old generation, and both elements, with son who woro a gown of black ehar- th! 4 th °" y afternoon, clubs would be organized in ten coun- Only the immediate family and con- Guard with Mrs Burke. Gr,v«inor and their fiiendb v\ Pre present last night meuse, and her sister. Miss J^ouise An- Mr and Mis James P Mims will en- ties this fall An effort will be made nections, and a very few of the old Mrs hlatc-n, G< neral and Mis Kvans at this, the annual climax of the or- deison, in white ohai meuse satin Miss tertain at a buftet supper after the to secure clubs of ten or more in each friends of Miss Ellis' mother, who was 'Baked almost at home anrt Colonel and Mrs Van Orsdtle re- ganisation's j ear 1 he spirit of the Maude l_,ewis seived punch rehearsal on the JSth militia district of the counties selected. Miss Blanche Lipscomb, were invited to ceived the guests in the ballroom, evening w as most happy, and added T\\enty-fi\e guests were entertained f hear Miss Ellis sing-. She has recently which was lirx'U with palms in effec- anothei nit-mor \ to the Old Guard's Pure Breed* to Be Used. jeturaed from New York, whei'e she tive masses, and flags and swirls of histoi of beautiful achievements G. H. S. Alumnae Reunion. In order to introduce pure strains of received extraordinary training for an For Miss Andrews. The Alumnae association. Girls' High hogs, it is thought that arrangements unusually beautiful voice. Miss Kdna Hfoonev entei tamed at tea school, extends through the press an may be ma'de with breeders whereby The desire on the part of her moth- Kennesaw vesterday afteinoon at the Georgian invitation to all graduates of the one sow pig may be furnished to each er's friends to hear her prompted the Terrace for Miss Sadye Andrews, a school, whether alumnae-or not, to the of the bo>s in the clubs. Only one charming little affair of this evening. bride-elect The party included Miss annual reunion next Friday afternoon breed will be introduced in each club Andrews, Miss Marv Andrews, Mrs V. from 4 to 6 o'clock in Browning hall. community so that the strain may be Biscuit 5c J 4dams of Knoxville, Mrs Reese Mar- The occasion wil] be purely social,kept pure. Dr. Downing said that the shall, Mrs Ddwin Hill Cooley, Mrs. and some informal features of enter- pi bclubs would supplement the corn Gymnasium Being Doubled, Reginald B Mooney and Mrs "William tainment will be pleasing Incidents, in- clubs, as they would enable the boys • Rome, Ga., October 10.—(Special.)— A Perfect JTorfa Cracktr • McCullough to send their corn to market on four cluding music by TVurm's orchestra, legs Instead of four wheels. The gymnasium at the Berry school, and s-ongrs by a double quartert of ex- The work of the boys' corn clubs and toullt two years ago, IB being doubled F. E. BIX>CK CO.. ATLANTA Candy Pulling. cellent voice Miss Jessie Muse will the importance of keeping alive the In capacity. The work Is being done by ----^/ - u speak briefly on the relation of the Interest in them was discussed at con- student labor and will be paid for by Committee No 5 of the JLadies' Aid Alumnae association to the schools. siderable length at the meeting Fri- the athletic association of the school. societj of Westminster Presbyterian A broad plan of lecture study to day. Plans were devised for collect- rhuich, will give a candv pulling this Interest all the members has been ar- ing exhibits for the state fair at Ma- afternoon at £ o'clock at the residence ranged foi the vear, and the annual con and also for the state corn show of Mrs J R Palmei 71 Wabash ave- reception will be a happy preliminary. to be held a little later in Atlanta An nue Admission 10 cents Vll children effort will be made to secure, at least, are coidiallv invited to come twenty-five exhibits from each county D. A. R. in Forsyth. As more premiums have been offer- Mrs Shepparcl W Foster, Mrs Frank ed this >ear than ever before, it is D. A. R. Restaurant. II Oime, Mrs Tohn H Andrews of thought that it will not be a difficult The public Is ooidiallv invited to Atlanta Mis s M Dean, of Palmetto, matter to secure a large increase in Normally's Fifty-Cent Candies make hatui cla\ a gala dav at the Mi& \\ T Roberts, of Fairburn, Mrs exhibits. „ Daughters of tie Arneiicin Revolution 1 C Parker and Mrs C. C Holt, of With a view to encouraging the in- restaurant, in the House That Jack Macon, will go to Forsyth today, terest of the chlldien in the production Built, on the corner of Peachtree and wheie thev will be the week end of corn and also teaching them lessons Include so many of the good old-fashioned home- Broad streets guests of Mrs Richard P Broc'ks who in seed selection, special corn days Circle No 16, of which Mrs W JL. will entertain at a luncheon today in will be held m the public schools in as Barnes is chairman will have charge their honor many localities as possible. made candies that they rival in popularity some The members ore Mrs K W Martin, Mrs Fostei, who is state regent of Dr. Soule Tnlks. Mrs George Hurt Mis, Charles Barn- the Daughteis of the \merlcan Revolu- of the highest priced assortments. well, Mrs H G Dun woody, Mrs How- tion h is been invited to address the Dr A M. Soule president of the ell Cloud. Miss Sallie Long. Mrs Spen- James Mom oe chapter at Forsyth this State College of Agrricultuie, delivered For instance, in this fifty-cent box you will find OPI, A-tkinson Mrs Ainold Broyles Mrs aftpinoon, aftci which there will be a an address eongiatulatmg the dem- Hon aid Callawav Mis H D Coles, if-ception given in hei honor bv the onstratois on the success of theli \vork c haptei and urging them to pi oceecl along Chocolate Fudge—Divinity Fudge—Caramels— Mrs Bariington King practical and conservative lines He The menu follows On Saturdav Mrs Biooks will enter- laid much stress on the importance of Dinner, 50 cents tain seventy-fire guests at a bridge the faimers sowing an abundance of Roasted Cocoanut Marshmallows—Pecan Chips Roast Beef Cold Boiled Ham luncheon in compliment to Mrs Foster oats this winter. Rice Mashed Potatoes and tier guests. Dr. E M. Neighbeit, of the depai t- and a generous assortment of Chocolates—all of Candied Sweet Potatoes Lima Beans ment at Washington, sfpoke on cattle Apple Palad tick eradication and how it could be them made of the purest materials, in a factory Hot Rolls Dixie Pickles Informal Bridge Party. brought about State Entomologist Baker's Cocoa Coffee Tea. Mi and Hi s TTjlcv Tones will enter- Lee Worsham talked on insect pests Tee Cream. tain at two tables of bi idge this even- and the paratitic diseases of cotton. noted for its cleanliness. ing at then home in Docatiir Assistant Commissionei of Agriculture Dan Hughes also delivered a talk on IS GOOD COCOA To Miss, Mims. the benefits to be derived fiom the A numbi'i of prettv par tits hive been Miss Moseley's Dance. demortsti ation wotk and advocated Of fine quality, made from carefully selected planned lor Miss Dva Meril Mims a Miss Moselev will compliment the coun^ commissioners of agriculture hi ide-eledt. whose marriage to1 Mr vounger society et with a dance for to supplement in each county the woik high-grade cocoa beans, skilfully blended, pre- lames Rov Mmand will be an event of the opening of the season Saturdav aft- of the state department thr> SOth ernoon at 5 o'clock, at her studio, Se- Dr H E Savely, of Washington, in pared by a perfect mechanical process, without Mrs R T Barrett entertained at a gadlos charge of the woi k for this dibti let de- the use of cheinicals or dyes. It contains no added • 500 partv Wednesday afternoon, about The regular Tuesday evening dances livered a farewell address, m which thirtv of Miss Mims friends being in- will reopen October 14 with a compli- he advocated greater publicity being potash, possesses a delicious natural flavor, and \ ited mentarv dance for those having entree givpn to the work accomplished as a is of great food value. Mis Frank Vaughan will give a to these affairs means of increasing the public in- theater partv on the IGth terest He then left foi Montgomery, 1O3 Peachtrce 34 Whitehall 33 Peachtree Mr and Mrs H C Fairman wil! en- Ala. Booklet of Choice Recipes sent free Accepts Lawrenceville Call. At 12 o'clock the demonstration toitain foi M*iss Mims and Mi Mmand agents were received b\ the governoi at then home on 13ighth street Fiiflav Tjawrenceville. Ga . October 10 —(Spe- in the executive reception loom, wht'ie (\ening the 17th cial ) — Rev Hem> F Wood of Gaines- thev weie intioduced to the chief ex- Walter Baker £? Co. Ltd. Miss "Lois Mim^ will give a theater ville, has accepted the call of the Law- ecutive b\ Dr. J Phil Campbell Established 178O DORCHESTER, MASS. p,ii tv at tlin Forsvth Saturdav after- leneeville Baptist church and will take The session of the agents wilt "be noon, the 18th up his duties as pastoi on Januaiy 1 concluded Katurda\ Mi and Mrs Tohn Minis will enter- Mr Wood foi merlj taught school in t un a -dinnei partv at then home on this counts and married the daughter I^ee street in honci of Miss Minis an>i of Hon J A Deaton, of Buford GREAT REVIVAL HELD AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Just what I want! One of the greatest and most effect- ive revivals ever held in the < itv will come to a close at St Paul's Methodist j I church, Giant street and St Paul ave- That's what the chil- | nue, Sunday night Foi two weeks the levival has been going on under the dren say, every time I direction of Rev Ij B Bridges, of J Portsmouth, Va , and Dr B I'1 Fraser I tbe pastor Two or three meetings they see it. It is tooth* 'have been held dail> and over onp hundred persons hav e b^en conv erted and have connected themselves with some, wholesome, the church At e\ 11 \ meeting the church has been c i owded and the most healthful. The very Overworked Women intense interest has been manifested. One of the most interesting and unique of the meetings held was that for the sweet that's best to eat— "old folks" last Tut-,asv afternoon Another meeting of spt cial interest A little too much work soon weakens a woman, physic- was that fur children Fiidaj after- noon ally and nervously. What she needs, then, is a tonic. A There will be a spec>i,'l meeting for men onl\ Sunda\ afternoon at o clock to wliit-h all men in the t itv aie tonic takes the place of a rest, as it helps the system to coidiallv invited Dr i'rasei savs that Mi Hi d',p& is "catch up"—to pick up the dropped stitches and start again one oT the most mi£n£ Richmond of female weakness. Cardui contains no dangerous, poison- Bishop Denny Wjill preside ov PI the North Geoigia Methodis* confeience at Elberton next month St Paul's Nothing adds more to the ous, minerals; no habit-forming drugs; no harmful ingred- chuich has the largest congregation of anv chuich in Atlanta, >nd it- hand- ients of any kind. It is simply a mild, vegetable extract, of borfe new building has been entirely enjoyment of waffles and medicinal, tonic herbs, with great efficacy in the treatment of paid for the ailments and weaknesses peculiar to the female sex battercakes than ALAGA. - It \ ''DAY OF REPENTANCE" Please try Cardui. It cannot hurt you. It is sure to do you IS BEING CELEBRATED makes wonderful good. If may be the very thing your system most needs. Todav the oithodox Jews of the city gingercakes, puddings are gatheierl togetliei in theii syna- gogues In the most solemn religious candies. It is services that their faith proclaims. The occasion Is called Yom Kippui and means the "day of repentance" Nature's best sweet. The object of the day is to allow the truly repentant to make confes- sion of their worldlv cins to their God Dm ing today and, 111 fact, since sun down iast nighl, no orthodox Jew h? = Sold in sealed tins eaten food of any sort The time is spent in devout praters and silent re- by your grocer 1 flection Take | At sundown tonig-ht the fast is | broken and the lewish New Yeai se.i- •-on which started a week ago AVed I iiebdaj . comes co an officlnl end All Jewish business houses in the ALABAMA-GEORGIA I citv obseivetl the parsing of Yom Kip- ' pui. and In the Jewls'i homes the same n \ereiit spirit was ob°ened as in the SYRUP COMPANY MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA The Woman's Tonic i MISS FELICE MANSFIELD WILL SING AT RECITAL , Miss Felice Mansfield, the nopular Atlanta glil who has been .tuclvins Tfl Vflll UV Free to You and Every Sister Suf- concert and opera work in Nevi York ID lUU~~llll erlng from Woman's Ailments. "A PERFECT WRECK fo! the past several years and who lias I am a woman. a lyric scviano voice of rare chai n, I know w oman'a sufferings. will be the soloist at the tree conceit I havo found the cure. Sundae afternoon at 3 30 o'clock t I will moll, frto of any charge, ray Hot fntf> [ was a perfect wreck from female trouble. I had pains in my the Auditoiium-Armory Ohailes A •ml with full instructions to any sutterer from Sheldon, Jr. will pieslde at the ors?an woman's ailments. I want to t"ll all« omen ebout right side, and suffered from fainting spells and dizziness; then I would The program will be of an attiactive this cnio—yog, iry reader, for yourself, your and distinctly pooular tone Theie daughter, your mother, or yor.rsis.cr. I» ant to have numb, I cold feelings. Sometimes my feet were swollen, so I will be piactically no heavv music and tell you how to care yourjeives'ut homo with- nothing operatic tt is all music of out the help of ndoctoi- Men eunct undcrstErd the highest class, but vet composed of women's sufferings. What u o vv omen know ten could not walk a step. I had so much backache and was so nervous the attractive billliant melodies ana uporfinc*, we know better than any doctor. J harmonies that always please the av- know that ray'homo treatment is sofe ond sere and weak. My appetite was irregular, and my kidneys troubled me at erage lovei of music cure for LencorrtiMaor Htihsh (SUditrfis, Uteeraiita, On- Patrons ale requested to note that pUCBiMBf orfcllmeof (fia Went, frtfure, Scuh tr P«:»W Hie houi has been changed frpm 4 to Periods, Uicrini «r Ovanan Tuman. or Crawlhs; als* |>!m ii times. tcoli»r to our sex. trial. I did so, and found great relief, after taking the first bottle. I Miss Moseley's Dancing Classes. I want to send yon a eonjilihln itft .._„, •nnitiF KM t^o provMIW.e« tvo» j«you- ths.—•t- yoij-.-ru eancnr— ~>»»*T continued to take it until I was completely cured. Now I am a well Adults' Classes Beginners, Mondav yourself «t aome, enilly. quickly and evenings 8 30 Class in fashionable •urely. Eemember, that.rt will cost m MWwto woman and do almost all my housework. oallroom dancing-. Thursday evenings elre tha treatment a complete trial; «nd it yon 6 30 icentaaweelc or less than twocents aday. J| CARRIE MEETZE, Columbia, S. C. Children's Classes. Beginners, Wed- Jnt tmt m J8«t *mrnr itMrau , tell me hoyyo^ nesdays and Saturdays 3 30. Clabs in . _ —for it you wish, «md —t for your case, entirely freo,in plain'wrap- aesthetic dancing, Mondays arid Thurs- |per, by return niniL I -w , ay boofc-'WWUrS OIM HCOKU. «mSOT wi& days 3 30. ' cAumuiiiburexplanatoryT illnatrationiiinacr»vi,ona9 nuowiDK wflT women Bnnererfini, sntmod ho w uucv ^»ii*ro*»»j »-***« *»»«;**«»«*w^» Special class for school girls-in fash- i ethoment home. EverywomanshouldhaToit-andlearntottlikforturstlt. Thenwhentnedoetora»jt» . ionable ballroom, and classical danc- ' "Ton rnnrt hare an operation," yoooMn^llefor yom-self. Thousandaof women haYamuwd ing. on Saturday mornings at 11 ' fcemsclT« with my home remedy.. J UroiS»ll»l

SPAPFRf NFWSPAPFK! Page Seven. 1913. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, SHREVEPORT RATE CASE TO THE SUPREME COURT .SOOTSFATE »TOMME tribxinal SOCIAL ITEMS. | HOKE SMITH'S REMARKS meoc See "The Last Days of 3 th*Xc8ommer?rcourt in the Shreve- of tne_ COIHTOBTI." This case raises Mrs T B. Felder, who haa bee",,i" BEFOREEPISCOPALIANS Pompeii," Grand, all next Ne'w York since hei return, irpm Eu- VARIOUSLY INTERPRETED fope, will retuin hojae the 15th, IN UK OF M Peki™n *October 10—Chen, chief ot the Pekin mounted police, was arrest- Mr Will H Allen'has returned from Resolution Submitted Suggest- ed today while the ceremony of Jnau- Dalton, where he was, ^"ed on ac- Plan to Ldr^Currency Bill Go frurating Yuan Shi Kal as president count of the death of his little niece. mg That Marriage After iigh Court of Impeachment ofthe Chinese republic was in prog- Over to Regular Session ress He confessed that southern reb- i Divorce Be Forbidden Adjourns Until Monday, els had bribed him to try to assassi- Hinted At. nate Yuan Shi Kal as the president was taking the oath. «!..»•«»». When It Will Take Up De- Suspicion was aroused by Chen 8 per- New York, Oct. an^unfe* Washington, Octooer * sistent efforts to secure a position Irving Gre-5ham, Hoke Smith, one of President vorce again came to the fendant's Objections. during the ceremony near the presi- strongest supporters. exPI?ssed_,s of Gi.fUn. .8 .11 at views on currency legislation at thhe in Chen's residence St Joseph s> infirmary white house which were *ariously in- terpreted as reaffirmation of the _ ad B»«S:H^ ss= Albany, N Y, October 10—Governor The inauguration of Yuan Shi Kai as Miss Lau.a Cowles will return to- of Los Angeles submitted a ministration s policy to put the curren tion suggesting that marriage after William Sulzer s fate tonight rests first president of the republic of Chin.* day fiom LaGraiifje bill through at the extra Cession took place today The ceremony was divorce be forbidden with his judges succeeded by a brilliant review or \ll« Viola Waefore the high court of impeachment. or palace of peace, m which many of pal clergymen uniting in ... - -- - the Ming and Chins emperors had been Advertising forms close for the fall and Mrs Winn-m Bearden entertained couple which had not first ^tamed Immediately theieafter the court ad- crownedf presented a Ploturasque scene her brlds- tlub Thursday afternoon at physician s certificate that the.were ourned until next Monday afternoon when the crowd of ai8tinguisn.ea winter issue of her home "normal mentally and not afflicted at 2 30 o clock /-4 with a disease rendering marriage in Abe H Morris has been called Upon reconvening the court will de- HSr.^ssi'S'.sfM; Ml SS. 3&u? th. cide upon its plan of balloting, 1 0 X y .„.- joint meeting of the two govern ? h.s mShi? which" 'o middle of November, and should be whether it shall be done in open or ing bodies of the chuich received th The Bell administration executive session, and then take up an triennial report at the board of mis the constitutional objections to the im- will return home today sions. which showed that Curing th peachment charges that have been B^U """he aaiAC'naejL clear definition and last threLlirtJtJ e ^ CO.jearI O sli j u mori. v- *,*»«.e -tha . n $600000 Telephone Directory Mr= Dan Y Sage will entertain her raised bv counsel for the governor. If promulgation of its legal systems, and nau been raised for missions Girt the establishment and maintenance of budge club next Friday afternoon had the judges hold adversely in whole or c m a e for mission wcrk increased more tha in part to the contentions of Sulzei s public order After this In ° P" I£ This Directory will go to all the best homes and MKs Louise Joseph r< turn-d to her with 'he requirements of "me and cir- Wilson as well as congress. S40(> 000 since the la.bt triennial con counsel a vote on his guilt or inno- home in Columbus yebterday after a vention Appropriations for the vea cumstance, efforts should "e made to week s visit to Mrb^Charles. Slsson cence will follow The next question unite the people in their march along offices in Atlanta. Mary ending August Jl. amounted to ?l i. to be decided will be whether he Mis^ Catharine Ulmei is visiting nipseerl was formerly Miss should be removed fiom office Should re his prefer- It will contain a Business Classified Section, Patrick, of Atlanta^ •The board i eported It was not read for conservative rather than ex- f Minds in Augusta^ „ .ake""3uTisdlctio"n over the Centr thib be decided affirmatively, the judges then will vote on wht ther ad- eme radical methods ^tfttSSSliid printed on colored paper. Mrs Waite and, Mrs Hatton Rog- Mrs Lmmett W Brogdoii entertain Ameilcan field transferred to ceitam restuctions which hitherto naa ei s will BO to Gainesville Monday to Pd the Domino circle yfterdav afte, \merlcan c-hurch fiom the Churrh ditional punishment, disqualification not allowed a free hand for the advance It will be kept always in sight beside more than enter Mibs Ethel Waite m Bienau coi- noon at her J ome^ m West Lrid England On account of the present from ever holding public office in this of the nation's interests and asserted his financial situation it "commended state again shall be meted out to him ineention of Introducing refoima one 1-3 Afi^a \Tare-aiet Donelson of fhatta- » *4 that disposition be postponed until tne A decision of his fitness to continue by one in all present conditions or 20,000 telephones. ncusi tT the guest of Miss Florence next triennial convention and tnai Mrs B F inmei >s visiting Mrs in office will be reached Monday night, C1 Delhi „.„ meanwhile a deputation be sent to Yuan Shi Kal then emphasized the It will be- consulted approximately 50,000 lirnes John K GUlespie ,n Kiioxvillc Tenn study the situation in Central it is generally believed But theie need for capital and the necessity of Miss Christine Melson will enter- doubtless will be mu< h discussion * * * education, especially «* t««^gi.^ Mi and Mrb George IT Turmpseed tain at a box party this afternoon for _ afternoon joint session of thp among the judges and many votes pie- Cation In order to promote cnma. s in- every day. luVtr"'a resources and tor the develop- U n M,"s Claire Booth, a bride-elect the two houses the four bishops who taiK- ceded b> lengthy explanations So it VrYp'tuo 3. w"?oViXT otn.rpo,^ nS pa7ty to include the wedding attend- ed were limiteda to fifteeintern minuteiiiinu..ys eac•-—-h- ,, surprising if the couit ment of the natural assets pf the na- It will be on duty during the holiday season, when ants One of them. Bishop Nelson told of | would tion kL N&?oV*J£ ^-ffis^r. the church s 'woi k among the moun should continue in session until some "Buy Early and by Bell Telephone," is at its height. tain and mill people of the soutn time Tuesday The house ot bishops held an p?^eu- Demand for Open Session. It will persistently and successfully encourage tel- tive session during th > day and 't was afteiwaidb announced 'hat the house Popular demand is for an open ses- ephone orders for those advertisers who use it had undet i onbidei atuu a radical <1e sion ol the court f\JI\J\J 1.1 Illl I II • w«i«"«^ parture from the i ul< whit h toi mas No record has been kept of the pro- others thin bishops U In l"e<5Pnl *l ceedings of the few executive sessions Only a limited amount of space is a% ailable Place tin be meetings This lesbian e ab- which have been held and this has stmbU Ins met l-'T sears hut n.ver your order before October 15. othei wise thin In oxtcutlve bo'-bion aroused much ciiticism c ae The decision* to adjoui n until Mon- FEDERALJM WARDEN On Monday thf bibhoj s w ill «f .' Just telephone, write or call today. whPthrr to adopt i pom-* of publieitv day was not reached without objec- Di Uexanrtei Mann pastor of Trln- tion Judge Werner, however, called cllurf Savannah, Ga, October 10—(Special) itv rhurrh of Boston the low ". attention to the tl inger of the court iState Game and Fish Commissioner Publicity Department bibUop who was elected pi esident or remaining- in session and subjecting Jesse D Mercer, in Savannah, tonight the house of deput es •> eilnescl ij """.^ itself to the criticism of railroading You can irtake a satisfying luncheon ol out i stitement today rel UinK to nis announced the appointment of the fol- Faust Spaghetti atone-dclicious. too As a polnv ol giving practi alii '"'I"'1' '^P" . case and pleaded for an adjourn- low ing federal game wardens for side dish for the evening dinner it adds zest resen tition of high and low chur h to ment until then. Geoigia M F Boisclair, Fulton Southern Bell Telephone and savor tne stinrlins committee- he appointea As a compromise it was agreed to Harry C Kendall, Bibb W H. Lan er Faust Spaghetti is very nutritious— it is rich \ Judge Alton B Parker, a de- book mere sett \\ hitev-r tnlluenre I ma> hbeiate constitutional lawver who for At all Croe*r»'—Sc and lOcPackam** ^ossess as pi. sid< nt o' the house of hours had u gued the legal aspects deputies will he exeit 1 to n. ert su< h of the ease foi the board of managers MAULL BROS. St. LouU. Mo. a lamentable octuri em e on the day previous, suddenly switch- ed hib tactics today and showered the governoi with a fire of invective and PS accusation of criminal wioiigdoing The goieinor, he t,aid, had sought to hide himself behind his wife's skirts irr^ To Ji dge D Cady Herrick, chief of the goveinors counsel, fell the task of saying the final word for the ac- cused executive His remai ks stood out in stringe contrast to the vitiiolic Many New Models Have attack of Judge Parkei The governor was pictured by Heirick as an fonest but eccentric man to whom even the thought of committing a ciIme was a thing apart. The attorney did not PURE FOOD seek to excuse the governor's method Joined the $19.75 Group of obtaining campaign funds, an4 ad- mitted that Sulzer had low ethical standards but argued that no criminal intent r ad been shown, and, therefore, the charges had not been sustained. STORES But it remained for Attorney Brack- Of High- Class Tailored Suits ett, who pteaches occasionally, in clos- ing the eabe for the boaid of mana- - geis to bi ing down on the head of the governor the most severe castigation oS the entiie tl ial The climax of his address was reached w hen he declared Every Dayl Every Dayl Every Day! that former Senatoi Stilwell, now an For Today's inmate ot fomg Sing prison, who, while he was on trial was advised by Gov- There's a thousand edible and household items for sale at the 37 Bogers' ernor Suiter to lesign and confess might have learned crime from bulzer Stores that you can buy at an actual saving of from Biacketts address was filled with biblical reference and taking for his SELLING at cue a compaiibbn, made a few days, IO% * o ©O% ago bv benator Hinman between Gov- einor Sulzer and Saul of Tarsus, ho Our daily ads in the Atlanta papers can list but a mere fraction of the tre- can vou imagine Paul telephoning to Gamaliel that he 'was the same old mendous stocks constantly carried by the Rogers StoresI Saul and can t you make it more than _ _ M ^M. M^^^ "^.^P ^ff^k. I 157,oOO' ' "The Same Old Bill." this he referred to a conversa If the ad don't quote it, call for it and we'll deliver it Jj* u . tion Governor feulzer had with Allan R. Ryan a son of Thomas F Rj an, a Remember our Slogan! "Rogers' saves you the MOST on the New York financier, in which it was testified Sul/er said '"lell your father number of things you order every day." 1 am the s line old Bill ' The icmaik evoked smiles, and it There's a Rogers Store in Your Neighborhood-Begin Trading There Today!! was noted that Presiding Judge Cullen placed his hand over 1 is mouth as if to conceal his amusement Brackett N. Y. GREENING thundered on ROASTED COFFEES FLOUR! APPLES! GYPSY CLAN ARRESTED. Rogers' "Good Drink," a reg- PILLSBURY'S FLOUR Our buyer in New York has pushed in by ular 25c -value, only . . - 19^ Prime, fresh, sound, free from Rogers' "Santos" Blend, a reg- 24-pound sack blemish— They All Got Drunk With Steve, Peck express several hundred more of the beautiful ular 3oc value 24^ BRUNSWICK FLOUR Say Police. Rogers' Java Blend, fine flavor, Half-peck Man-Tailored Suits, (many of them Schwartz 24-pound sack Tre entiie Mitchell clan of gypsies mellow cup, regular 35c . 290 TOKAY GRAPES! was anested last night when Steve Rogers' Regal Blend, Java and manufacture). Suits made to retail at $30.00 Mitchell—who saj s he is an honest- LA ROSA FLOUR Fancy California Tokay grapes to-goodness-gvpsv and-no-foolishness- Mocha, rich, fragrant, fine tast- Pound and $35.00 in high-class Department Stores. about-it—went on an alleged spree out ing A regular 4oc blend, 12-pound sack ? at the Si psy camp at Jeffeison and 7-lb. Basket I 24-pound sack Ashbv streets Dressmakers and men tailors would ask you $25.00 It is said bv the police that Steve IRISH POTATOES 48-pound sack $1.53 eot the whole following very muchlv "SNOWDRIFT" intoxicated, and that a very pretty FANCY MAINE CROP No. IO . . . . 970 to make alone—believe us, we know what we are ETV DSV girl Tedio Mitchell, became so SELF-RISING FLOUR intluenced t that she appi opriatcd the Peck 270 sewing miehim of a- resident of Bell- Half-peck 140 HAMS! talking about. wood avenue where she is said to lave Merry Widow, 12 Ibs. been tound b> Policemen Milan and Merry Widow, 24 Ibs. Swift's Famous Premium! Palmer, who mado the mests SUGAR! 10 and 12-lb s zes, lb. . 19^0 The gj psies anest material, rough and plain cloths, in every It will be Rally day in the Fust 3-pound Pail .... No i can 9o 220 (Crisp as the rare October air.) BlackberrieB, Dixie Brand, une fruit 1 Prebbjtenan church n. xt Sunday i ^2-pound Pail . . . 3 rooming Paul Fleming the superin- No 3 can I* color—Black and Navy Blues in a plenty—you tendent of the bthool ind Mis John Shredded Wheat 10c Apples, No 3 cin "o W Grant superintendent of the pri Bidgway's Famous Teas. Quaker Oats 8c Peaches, Uncle Remua Brand, new ought to come and see them for street and evening maiv depaitment r av e pi epaic-d an Capital House Blend, M, lb • • 15c Postum Cereal, regular 15c.... 12c He^lnz s Apple Butter, -\ Ibs, . 40o excellent prosiam and it is earnestly 25c Goodwin a Apple Butter, 1 lb «c honed that all the former membeis of Capital House Blend, % lb . Postum Cereal, large size 21 c Goodwins Apple Butter 2 Ibb ISc iDear—you'll be dressed to the minute with one of the sihool and man\ new ones may Capital House Blend, 1 ID. -•• 50c Goodwins Assorted Preserves 3 Ibs T9c come out and make this yen s i ally a 18c Post Toaaties 8c Johnson s Quince Preserves, o-Ib great success In thf, moimnsr at 11 Five O'clock Blend, %. lb. crock - • °2S o clock Dr Hugh K \Valker the pas Five O'Clock Blend, % lb 35c Cream of Wheat 12J4e Pure Apple Jelly »* these suits. i Pure Orape Jelly . ot tor will pi eat h on The 1 illing of Five O'clock Blend, 1 lb 70c Puffed Rice 12e A n er IJfe s Loving C*up In the e\emng Her Majesty, % lb 28c Orange Marmalade, Sta.es * ° '1Bc the subjei t will be Life Lessons in Puffed Wheat..- 8c Orange Marmalade, Stags Amber Her Majesty, % lb 50c x We know they are right, the well known "High" Guarantee accom- Tribal Blessingb Her Majesty, 1 lb Grape-Nuts 12c large ' ' • * Fresh from our own ovens every day- panies each Suit from our doors—sizes from 14 & J Q 7 J | UNCLE SAM SELLING made In a hjgienic environment, mixed by ELECTRICAL POWER machinery, baked ' to a turn • and is sweet, to 44, at ...... V Sfre and wholesome. Made of JMllsbury's Washington, October 10 —Uncle Sam became a dealer in electrical supplies "Bette* Btead" ScTloaf 3 1-2c—1Oc Loaf 7* $^=» Mail and Telegraph Orders Filled. Our Shopper, Main 1061, Will end energv transmission material to- dav when the interior department is- New Persian Date«! sued an order authorizing the sale of Salmon. Extract* DremtnicB. Etc. Serve You If You Call Her. Sch material to settlers on public Sailer's Lemon Extract »c Just received, the beat package of lands who were desirous of obtaining Cocktail Salmon Steak, No. 1 Sauer'a Vanilla Extract. 8« Dates we've ever been aW« to offer rfectrlcitj. from government water 18c Price's Vanilla. % »J»« S° you—wrapped In paehroent- Sower-plants The order is expected sjze 'Price's Lemon, % *ls». 2*« and put up in sanitary _ ?n rfe of great assistance in the de- Fall Red Heart Salmon, Red, Durkee'n Spice, re* Sc . . • - - J« 5c Durkee's Spice, e«» JOc .. ,. • • £ sealed packages A liberal velopment of settlers' claims on the re- No. 1 size • • • • ' rmrkee's Salad-I>r«E«ln», «n»ll .. . Be size, and a great clamation projects Red Heart Salmon Steak, Red, Durkee's Sal»*T»**»ln«, medium ..J»e value, at 12c Durkee's Salad Damninc. Iturs* .. . 39e See "The Jjast Days of Pompeii," Grand, all next

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It »eem»- to be up to M«tty to •to* tke Athletic* again. The Old Mwrter Trill probably tTrlrl today In Gvtnwa. GIANTS' FALLS ONE RUN SHY DICK JEM.SO/V Games 3-1 in Mack's Favor; WON HIS SECOND YELLOW JACKETS OUT OF SERIES 100-Mile Motorcycle Race t Giants Rally Desperately And World's Series Detail In Seventh and Eighth PLAY At the Motordrome Today , Chattanooga, Tenn., October 10.— i (Special.!—The University of Chatta- nooga and the Georgia School of Tech- IrOminueaContinued Fromr ivm Paeefrage One\jnc. I players $135.163.89. The winner will nology football teams will meet here Under.the management of Lou Cas4 megaphoned to all present a.3 the plays ' receive 60 per cent of this total and . ou the gridiron on Saturday. j tro; the famous ccinodiun-ball playor happen. . . the .losers 40 per cent. The national The feature event ;«of the program commission announced that twenty-rive Both Coach Stauffer and Coach Hets- the local motordrome will stage its Was battering down the last defense of players, on each team were eligible t-' I man report that their cripples are s<- first afternoon meet today, the first will be a 100-mile, team race, with the Mackmen. plav in the series, therefore each mai* j nearly -well that they will be started In race being scheduled to Start at 3 four fast teams entered. The eight Merltie'B Mlgrhty Clont. th« game, even if they are unable to riders have been paired off as follows: on the winning side will rece'V? $3,244, g-o through t? *he finish. o'clock. : Plickenstein and Swarts, lUchards and Fred Merkle, whose injured ankle and each member of the losing team Invitations are Issued especially to still caused him to limp perceptibly, 12,162. ' ' • . Each team had three cripples at th» Lewis, Bruggerman and Renel, Luther "Was the player who -was directly re- The attendance todav was 20.5G8 and start of the week of practice. Chat- all baseball fans. Those , Interested in and Glenn. sponsible for the breaking through the receipts 549.645. Of this the national ; tanooga's cripples will be In the line- the world's series games will not have Four hundred times these men will up, while two of Tech's, both Chatta- to miss the great program of races circle the track. That Is if --heir en- the coat of -whitewash that Bender commission's share was .>4,964.5<>; tbe nooga boyr. will get Into the game. durance and their machines last that was applying. players' share was $26,808.:!0, find vjaeli i LO.CD is the only player who will be thftt Mr. Caetro has arranged in order long. Every rider will have helpers "With Burns and Hurray on second club $8,935.10- The total figures for the j absent. - to hear the game in detail., . at the pits to make tire changes and and. third as the result of two singles 'four days are as follows: • . The local eleven will be outweighed Castro has arranged for a direct wire whatever other necessary repairs must and a double steelfl and two out, Mer- Attendance, 114.318; receipts. S250.-r ! be made. This ought to be a wonder- Icle caught one of Bender's low balls 303.00; national commission, $24,030.3 ); ] somewhat by the Jackets, but they aro from New York, and as it leems mire confident that they will put up a great than likely that Maihewson and Bonder fully interesting race. ^ on the outside corner of the plate and players. $135,163.89; each club. fight against the Heismanites. In addition to this race, there will lifted It far out into left center, where Innis Brown will probably referee, those famous veterans, will lock horns, be the usual two one-mile heats arid neither Oldring nor Strunk could The- Game In Detail. and Sam McAllester will probably um- there will be a lot of Interest In the two miles final of tlm motordrome quite reach it. The sphere hit the game. Mr. Castro will have the game purse to open the, card. green turf of the Shi be Park. and. Snodgrnss limped lightly a.s he wall'-- pire. Here is the probable line-up: with a mighty bound hopped the fence •eel to the plyte to opi.n th.; game. TECH. Positions. CHATTA. Into the bleachers, and Merkle trotted i'.i"ir had two strikes on hir.i Spurred on by Merkle^s example. Cushmnn .... . R.E...... McWhorter Herzog, 'who had not madu a hit in Then Snodgrass raised a high fo'il Patten . -Q.B...... Woodworth th-e series to date, opened the -eighth which Baker gathered in without ef- Cook (capt.) . . . .L..H.B...... Dexhelmer With Friday Loss with a 'single, only to be forced by fort. Captain Larry Doyle was givi-r. McDonald . . . -F.B...... Spencer a' hand by his New York friends as li-- Johnson . . F.B. . . - . .Hampton HOME CLUB TODAY I>oyle. who was Himllarly eliminated came to. hat, aucl- sen-, up a lo ig, hijAh Local football fans will be interested in by Fletcher. Burns came through wi.th fly to Strunk. Fletcner ended tr.e-ii Tech' by reason of the appearance here of By Sport Scribe a double down the third base line, ning by grounding to Ban y, wh,i Patten, Cuahman and Johnson, all faitilllar By Carl TnyloA. scoring Fletcher, and Shafer shot a threw him out at first. athletically in local circles. triple past Mclnriis' post, tallying Der-iaree, In fepite of thi- fact th-it h- Tecli High will pjay their second Burns. , . was starting In to pitch .an inportaat gam.e of the season today when they By IIIWIX M. HOWE. Murray smashed a scorching drive game in a world's -serie->, did not an- tackle the Rome Athletic club, in thac (Of Octal Statistician American at Collins, but the Columbia alumnus near ner,vqus. His first offering '-'• city. New York, October 10.—(Special.)— managed to hold the. ball untjl hi- Kddie Murphy, a hara man to pit'-h t>» This will be in the nature of a prac- Charge today's defeat of the Giants to could steady and throw the runner was a strike that cut the plate in '. >•• TECH SCRUBS PLAY Manager McGraw, and credit victory in out at first for the third out. -Al- middle. 1-1 c was cheered by thi- b;g tice game ror the Tech High- varsity, about equal parts to Bender, Barry and though McGraw sent in two pinch- New York con-.ingenT. Murphy lif' as the Athletic club at Rome, Ga., haa Wally Sehang. New York's chances of Utters to bat In the ninth, the Giants (he next pitcti to deep right cl-ntur. some past stars of the University ol ultimate triumph are verj' faint to- could not get over the run that would and was out tvhen Snod.grass made a Georgia among them, and the prac- night, though we always remem'ber that tie the score. Bender w:is now fully tine catch, despite his limp. Reuben G.M. A. TEAM TODAY tice that a much heavier, more experi- nothing is more uncertain than base- aware of the danger that beset him Oldring, who nas hit safely the fir:-- enced team will give them, will be ln- ball. and his team mates and pitched, a time up in all' the present world's se- • valuable to the team. Had M'cGraw ordered Schang- passed ball tt.at fairly whistled as it flashed ries games, cut loose again -ind ,sr>-,; Atlanta football fans will find splen- .Captain Parks has not Secided as in th,e fifth round when he qame up and broke across the plate. it terrific driv-- down tne right field ^ CHIEF BENDER, did sport in stor^ fur tnem at Grant yet who he will take with him, but with men on second and third and two It was the narrowest kind or an foul line for three bases. , ' Connie Mack's great Indian twirler, fleld this afternoon at 3 o'clock, when CH1KF MEYERS, as transportation has been afforded for out. New York would either have won escape, and but for the equally heavy It looked 11 KO a sure r;in for f.tu- who won his second victory over.the the Teen scrubs line up against the McGra.w's hard hitting Indian back- fourteen men, nearly all of the most or the Macks would have boon com- hitting of the Athletics in the fore- promising men will be taken with Athletlcs with the).- h.iavy artillery Giants Friday, though the Giants Georgia Military academy eleven, the stop, who ^suffered a broken finger him and given a chance to show what. pelled to play a very different game wart of the game and some brilliant coming up anri the New , Yorfc Infield i started hitting- him savagely near the Tech varsity being in Chattanooga. In the practice before the second they have got, from that point to the end. , displays of defensive tactics the gathered about the youthful p'.ti-hcr end. An admission fee of 25 cents -will be game and is oma''i'e with a Cubs 8, White Sox 0. tried, his line drive to right center, era instead of trailing two games in confident air. After'.netting a oa.'. mul scoring two runs, which, with the four the rear of tiie American league lead- fouling off the second pitch, the sec- Chicago, nL, October 10. — Bert Hum- accumulated off Demaree, were just ers. ond-sacker chopped a grounder down DAHLONEGA WILL phries' brilliant pitohinjj and a ter- enough. ' Ginntn Encouraged. to Merkle, who scooped up the b;i;l a-.ut RAYANDVARDON rific onslaught on Jim Scott's offerings Should Matty fail to be in his best The rally, T.owever, had encoura •ed made a. lightning throw to McLean LARRY NI'LEAN LEADS FORCE "GEORGIA" in the sixth and seventh innings to- form, something very close to that of the men of McGraw to believe they to catch the'flying OUlring. Th< play np'i-c lead in the city championship series, Saturday's game. The Mackmen are Thee probabilitiep s are much against Kgrin called Oldring out, at which '.nc TO THEIR LIMIT tne third game going to tne Cubs, confidence personified tonignt, and "B\y but the Giants are pre- latter fired up and protested vigor- AT EAST LAKE TODAY 8 to 0. Poor fielding helped in the Six" will need all his skill and courage such a, feat, last stand at the Polo ously. HITTERS IN SERIES undoing of Scott and 'the general rout to stop them. Grounds tornorrow. and .daclare that if Athens. Ga., October 10. — (Special.)— of the White Sox. On the other hand, their opponents Just before the game the announcer they ciin once get going they willl Then came a darinft- piay w'»i( li 'i>>- Tomorrow's game on Sanford Field be- Kdward Ray and Harry. Vardon, the are as hopeless and dejected a bunch vet win the scries. . -•f-l the N'ew York :nfU'"d to-- u nu- Giants' Big- Backstop Passes tween the Georgia eleven and the wondi'il'ul British cracks', will appeal- shouted the news of the 'dynamiting of as has ever been seen on a field where All the circumstances point in the rnenl. While '-3emaree was v/at rhm'-v mountaineer eleven from the North in Atlanta today , on the East Lake th'a Gamboa DiHe- While the band a big- prize was at stake. Evan though opposite direction, however. Cor the McLean - signaling for die iv.'xt b.ili. Collins and Baker as Re- Georgia "Ag" a." Pahlonega promises course ot the Atlanta Athletic played "The Star Spangled Banner"Mathewson wins tomorrow's game. New Macknien, with a record of three victo: to be more than a mere scrimmage. The club, playing 18 holes In the morning every man in stands and field. Includ- York's chances are not much improved ries out of four games are now well Collins made it, dash for secord base. sult of Fridayis Game. bunch which Woodruff has c-jached I and 18 in the afternoon. ing- the players of each , club, stood as Plank will be ready on Monday, versed in the ability and resources The young pitcher, Instead of throw- Into trim shape will weigh more than Tin; morning round will start at with bared ihead. A mighty cheer with no one to oppose him but Mar- in'g to second, shot the ball to Merkle. 160 all around stripped—registering 10:::0 o'clock and the afternoon round quard, who has never yet pitched nine f 1 who made'a quick throw to th. niidc-l". was given at the conclusion of the ° Wl en' t'heV drove Demaree from, the from 165 to 198 in regulation togs. at •-!:;:<>. The famous .Knglish golfers anthem. The attendance taxed the consecutive rounds against the Amer- -box at the end of the fourth inning bag. but. Collins easily slid Into the By Dick JrmiKon. This same N. Q. A. C. team went over arrived in Atlanta last night, accord- ican league winners. base for a steal. Collins wns left Larry -MrLfitn. the Plongated rei-eivf-r of capacity of the West Side park. Of- after four runs had been scored from stranded at second, ho'wover, .-is i"?ak- r to Clarkesville and walloped the Ninth ing to rrjports. ' ficial figures were: Attendance, 17,897; With the 111 12 games in mindv posi- his delivery it marked the passing of raised a high f;ul fly to Shafer. Derr:- tiie New York (Hants. grabbed off the hat- District Agricultural school to the tune Stewart Maiden, the professional of total receipts, $12,916; commission's tive statements as to what will occur everv New York pitcher except the. aj-ee was given a vigorous ha-id clap- 'ting leadership honors in ifie world's series of 59 to 0. They ought to be a good the local club. Mnd Willie Mann, the share, $1,251: players' share, ?6,975; are out of order, but if we had any veteran, Christy Mathewson. In four plng by the Giants' supporter::. by poliny out two hits in two trips to the bunch if weight and speed combined professional of the Druid Hills course, each club, ?l>,325. large investments depending on th'o games Marquard, Craiidall, Tesreau r count for anything. The game is to oe which is ncaring completion, will be Burns opened the second inning .i,r plate in Friday's game, passing both f'ol- i;he Score. outcome, or small ones, either, we would 2nd Demaree have all fallen before the the National l":'guers b'> nvin? nut to lins and IBaker, who failed to get a blow. a fine exhibition of what the Red and the opponents of the British cracks. have to have nearly par for our 1th- terrific, hitting of the heavy batting Murphy. Shafts t'eil. a vi. tim to Baker and Collins have made the most Black team—with a good many subs Interest is divided among the golf- AMERICANS—t ab. r. h. po. letic stock. used during the progress o:I the con- ers in whether Mann and Maiden can Weaver, ss...... 4 0 0 3 , Rube Oldring pulled a great play in Only Mathewson. in his wonderful -strikes. Murraj- di.spute-1 wit'i Umpire nuniher of hits d-urlnsr the aeries, with 7 flict, probably—can ao with a heavy- hold them and what scores the four Lord, 3b. 4 0 1 1 t Kga;i on some balls and .stri^e^. but each. Barry and Oldring, with G each, are tne nfth when he made a diving catch exhibition of Wednesday, when he rpar-hed flrst base when Sender hi. him weight team. stars will make. Several bets as to Chase,. Ib. 4 0 1 6 of a line drive off McCormick. There Bluit them out. has been able to hold on the arm. Larry McLean hit a next and McLean and Fletcher, with 5 each, scores, distances ot drives on different Bodle, cf. .. 4 0' 1 1 was a man on at the time. Jack Barry the American leag-ue. pennant winners are next. holes, comparison of modal and match Collins, rf. '3.0 .13 w&s high gun with the war clu'b, mak- slashing single to right, or. vhi<*h , Here are the individual batting figureH play cards and, in fact, all kinds of n 1 Murray sprinted to third. Mc--kle sad- Kournier, If. . . . .' ..20 0 1 ing two slashing doubles and a'singlo, As if to show the versatility of the dened the New York rooters by semi- for the four games played: . LOCAL PREP LEAGUE combinations have been worked. Schalk, c. '.. 3 0.0 t all. of. which figured In , the scoring- team. It was a new quartet of batters I ing up a ihlv;h foul., .vhlch Mclnnis Principal interest centers in the com- Berger, Ib 2 0 .0 - Schang showed that he was there In a 1 0 Players. G. AB. R. H. P.C. parison of the famous visitors' scores who bombarded Demaree from the caught at tiie New York • pljye.' AJathewson 3 1 .6ti7 FOOTBALL SEASON Broton. 2b .0 0 0 1 pinch by whaling out a drive in the mound this 'afternoon, and also gave bench, retiring the side. McLean . a 5 .556 with the course record, which is 69, Scott, p 2 0 0 0 fifth off Marquard after Rube had atarquard in his come-back role a In Philadelphia's half of the second, AlcCormic-k 1 1 .500 held by Maiden and Barker jointly. Lathrop, p 0 0 0 0 passed Strunk, and Barry had doubled, the first Collins . . 1C f, .437 WILL OPEN TODAY Sunday the visitors will play at the taate of their ability. Collins Snodgrass. on account of his "charley t'apital City Country club at Brook-, Easterly, x 1 C 0 1 which counted the winning run. three gamet s Murphy.. Oldnn , horse," could not reach Mclnnis' Texas Baker . . 17 a 7 .412 Chappelle, xx 1 0 1 ^> Shawkey Is the probable choice for Baker did the brunt °f the stick leaguer, and the runner was safe at Cohans . . fO 4 .400 haven. Mr. McKenzfe, the club's pro- tomorrow, and his chance to duplicate the lower half of the Barry . . . IK 3 6 .375 fessional, and H. H. Barker, who is : work, it was first. Strunk sacrificed, JJemaree to, X 0 1 .333 The Local Prap league will open Totals . . . . : . . . ..30 0 4 24 7 . 5 Bush's feat is excellent. battinangg order tt.a. t sprang into the Snodgrass . their football season today when the assisting in the laying out of the sec-' Demaree showed well today in spitt Breach when the leaders 'altered to- Merkle, advancing Mclnnis to second. Merkle . . 9 3 .333 ond nine at Brookhaven, will be their xBatted for Berger in eighth. After Merkle had dropped Barry's high Oldring . 18 3 .333 Boys' High team meets the Donala opponents. xxBatted for Scott in eighth. of the seven hits and four runs. His day. Philadelphia shortstop Fletcher . , 15 5 .333 Fraser bunch. W a S utterly Murray . . 13 .308 The game will start promptly at At Brookhavon two rounds of the ?h??°Ei«that hisH defea Sehang, who hit to center for a single. year. "Archibald" Gan has been elect- Worth. innings, being stettdy and having ab- base. Oldring WHS an easy out on his Bender struck out. ed to succeed Manager L,eConte. Mississippi A. and M v. Mips. College, at solute control of his breaks. and grounder, Domareu to Merkle. Collins The Giants were quickly retired in Starkeville. s Cards 4, Browns 1. 'Show Sharp. Falling Off curve's. He gave but one base on balls, lifted a fly to Burns, ami Baker went the sixth inning. Herzog went out. Texas A. and M. v. Trinity, at College and bit on.- batter'. The Giants gar- out, Doyle to .Merkle. Hurry to Mclnnis. Doyle . was struck right field. Eddie Grant was sent in Station. St Louis. Octo-ber 10.—The Nationals, Over Fourth Game in 1912 nered but two-hits off his delivery un- out and Fletcher lifted a fly to Strunk. to bat for Marquard. He took the limit Vanderbllt v. Central Kentucky, at Nash- by timely hitting in the seventh, mixe-- The ' Giants were quickly retired in 'tl-l the seventh, and their total was Neither was thorp anything to the in balls and strikes and then foulej t-ut ville. with an error, won. 4 to 1, the second eight. wKiK- tin- rod inan tanned live the first halt' emaree wa.s nut much hitting a wealt gro'under' to Bonder, Case v. Hiram, at Cleveland. .24 1 8 21 7 UNDER $500 BAIL he scored when Merkle fumbled Ben- who threw him out. E. Murphy, rf. Ohio State v. Western Reserve, at Colum- Totals . of a problem to the America n leagui- der's grounder. With three runs In Oldring, cf. . • • bus. Score by innings n. champioiis. who secured seven Ivits in and a man on first, Murphy filed out The Athletics swung their bats ii-ird Collins, 2b Oberlin v. Miami, at Oberlln. .000'on ?,--4 Xe\v York, October 10.—Richard J. four innings, but Marquard. a'fr his against Marquard's pitching in rln-ir I Nationals. to Doyle. Oldring got his second hit half of the seventh, .but they went out Baker, 3b Ohio v. Cincinnati, at Cincinnati. Americans. ooo 000 1—1 Donovan, a ticket seller at tie Polo weak opcniu-- in the fourth, ti^hten^d by singling to center, on which the, Mclnnis, 1 b. . . • . Summary—Two-base hits, Magee, grounds, was held in $500 ball for U'P and Ditched hiuh-ol.iss ball, t' c Ath- in order. Baker filed to Herzog. M-; In- Strunk, If trial today after his arraignment on a goiug out in rapid fin- o dcr. Indian pitcher took second. Collins lifted a 't'C'iil fly which Herzog also ELECTRASCORE MADE Evans; three-base hit, KonetchyL sac- chopped, a short grounder In front of gathered in and Doyle threw Barry, ss...... 4 2 rifice liits Walker. Austin; safhfice charge of disposing of a hundred un- ; ganio wns playd under tlu- m SL the plate and McLean, scooping up the . g . ] t first. . Sehang, c 2 1 reserved world's series tickets to a favorable weather i-ur.ditii»ns i,C tho tl un t a Bender, p , 4 0 HIT WITH ITS SPEED fly AgneW: stt/len bases. Herritt. Wil- speculator. Technically he is charged series to (late, the sun frequently shin- ball, threw I'.ini out. , | There was much excitement as tho liams; double play, Muggins to Konct- with violating the staf:e anti-tipping ing through rifts of clouds and ,:pon a Oldrlnfi'n Grent Catoli. j top of New York's batting or3nt out CROWD 13KCO17RAGES THEM OFFICERS FOR SEASON scoring 15 runs. will be» admited far 25 cents today. kept on running and at the same time a long flv to Murray. Sehang-waited New York, October 10.—The Now Iheld Murray on third and Cooper on York Giants arrived here tonight from The Atlanta Soccer Football club met KENNESAW and was given a base on balls amid Philadelphia. They were greeted with Naps-Pirates Off-Day. j first. It was one of the best plays of much cheering. Bender filed to Murray last night at Spaldlng's and completed the series. and there were groans in the stand a quieter demonstration than the one their organization for the season. The Cleveland, Ohio,, ' October 10.—The With Herzog ,,up, Cooper tried to when Murphy hit straight to- -Jjoyle. they met with on their arrival home following of fleers were elected: Cleveland Americans and Plttsburg GO' TO 1 steaU Schang feinted to throw to third who stepped over to second, forcing after Wednesday's victory over the President, A. Mac Watt: vice presi- Nationals rested < today. TomorrQSr to drive Murray back; then Quickly out Sc.ha.ng-. • . '. Athletics. dent, T. Scott; secretary, E. 3U Worrell; thev will continue their post-season BISCUIT 5e . _ •- ., ;_ - , . • ' turned and made a swift, accurate . Crandalj, New York's hard hitting A friendly crowd of several hundred treasurer, A. P. Jette; manager, J. Hall, aeries nerie. T«e»il«1 T a .Bight The Perfect Soda Cracker • throw to Collins, who. .touched Cooper pitcher, went in to bat for Wil-son in fans shouted words of hope and en- Invitations have been issued for a and. weei '":, "-.-'! out coming into the bag. Murray stood New York's ninth and grounjod -out, couragement, however, and the prevail- meeting next Thursday night of repre- at third watching the play. It was a Collins to'Mclnnis. M6rkle then ,i-ame ing good nature of the welcoming del- sentatives from the Hthonia, Western See "Tlievfjast Pays of; MUM* CAUL HUWTIUTED fine, piece of wor.k on the part o£ up and Bender took his tJme pitching, eg-atioh brought sihiles to the Giants' Union, Foote & Da vies and Atlanta j v«»i»i 1 1 TV > Schang. • . to him. Merkle made a mighty cffc'rr faces,, despite the defeat today. The clubs, to organize a. Socce: r , league; Pompeii," ^rarul, all next The American league champions to get In another; long hit, but;Mur)>hy players went to their 'home' s to rest lor Practice:' will be - heId-"" , Saturday at added two taore runs in their half of was xinder his fly for an put'in'deep tomorrow's contest here. .. -, - - :. Ficdmont park. ''' NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPER! THE CONSTITUTION, 'ATLANTA, GA\, SATCHEDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1913. Page Nine.

nn the time of the PRESIDENT ASKED LOYAL MOOSE PREPARE earliest Egyptian, Phoenician, TO VISITATLANTA FOR NEWCLUBHOUSE Men and Religion Bulletin No. 81 Greek, ana Roman physicians Members of Organization Ex- straight down to the present Formal Invitation Mailed to pect to Be in New Quarters day, mineral waters have been Senators Bacon and Smith by December 1.

considered ^ the oldest and and Congressman ^Howard The Lojal Order of Moose is to have an elaborate Atlanta lodge house. ablest curatives known. to Present to Him. At a dinner given last night at the Hotel Aragon by National Director To The Churches Horace C Alford, the plans for the Standing alone in its class, The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce new clubhouse, made by Architect on Friday mailed to Senators Bacon Strowbridge, were looked over by a and Smith, and Congressman William committee recently appointed by Dic- the high regard in which tator C. H. Lehman, chief of the At- Schley Howard a formal invitation, "Von shall have lanta Mooae lodge, and the committee WHITE ROCK WATER is signed by Wllmer L. Moore, president was more than favorably impressed of the chamber of commerce. Governor with the progress made toward secur- 99 John M. Slaton and Mayor James G. ing permanent quarters. Woodward, with the request that they ho power. held by the doctors of today is T T ^? attending ^the dinner weie present it to President Woodrow Wil- John T Lynch, Robert F Mobley, R. son, asking1 him to stop in Atlanta on L Norton, Dr R H Enzor, S. R attested by its enormous sale. Greenberg, Al L. Shatzen and P. J. Mc- 1:8. his way to the Southern Commercial Gulre congress at Mobile the latter part a" If plans do not go astiay the local this month Moose are scheduled to be in their new The itinerary of the president, as it quarteis b- December 1. New mem- is at oiesent at ranged, privioes that he bers are being added to the local or- Your committee reports— pasbes through Atlanta Sunuaj artet- ganization daily and before the new clubhouse is opened it is expected that Atlanta had a district. noon, Oct ?C He is asked in the chjm- the enrollment will total over 2,000 bci of commerce in vitation 10 change members. Men called it "segregated." his itinerary so' that he maj visit At- The national directoi of the lodge SPECIAL PRICES lanta, He is invited not onlj as the who has been in Atlanta three weeks In it girls were bought. chief executive of the nation, but also is more than enthusiastic over the as a formei citizen of Atlanta. The progress of the campaign for new Women were sold. invitation earnestly requests the pleas- members and the \eiv baiijlit piospects ure and privilege of extending to Pres- for the permanent quaitcis of the club And liquor. ident Wilsor tb.3 hospitality of the city Following the dinner last night, the national director, Horace C. Alford. While scattered over the city in hotels and houses vice laughed at and the state. HcllO . FOR THIRTY DAYS The Georgia delegation is expected 'V\e intend to make the Atlanta the lie. to present the president with the in- lodge one of the best in the entire vitation Saturday and adx'sc the cham- organization We are only admitting For segregation only advertised. ber of commerce as to whether or not to membership men of the highest the president will accept In event ol type, and our club will-be run along In the favored spot landlords were getting rich a year ago. acceptance, preparations for an appro- the best lines that It is possible for priate entertainment will be started at clubs to be run on' S8 Sit of TeiHi Gold Crowns, $3 once. Then you protested. In Christ's name you pleaded— CREW OF SCHOONER THE UNIVERSITY CLUB The district closed. Bridge Work, $3 RESCUED BY LINER ELECTS NEW MEMBERS ATLANTA CEASED PROTECTING CRIMINALS. Norfolk, Va , October 10 —The Brit The University Club of Atlanta an- Homes for their victims were opened; a refuge for the fallen was nounces the election of the following jsh steamship Kilnsea, Captain Hus- new members at the October meeting founded; scores were helped. band, from Galveston Te^as, to Ham- of the council. Gold Filling, $1 burs, -via Norfolk, landed here todaj, Resident—Dr. E F Flncher, A B , Fulton County provided a home for the incorrigible. the niajster and ten members of the Emory college 1895, M D, Atlanta crew of the four-master schooner John College of Physicians and Surgeons, Georgia has established a school for wayward and delinquent girls. 1901 W. L. Davis, reporter, Atlanta Twoh>, of Boston, from Jacksonville, Georgian, Ph B, Emory college, 1912 And city after city, town after town has followed Atlanta in driving out Fla., to New York, lumber laden The Non-Resident—Joel B Mallet, Jack- MADE SAME DAY Amalgam, 50c Kilnsed discovered tne Twohy in dis- son, Oa,, teacher, A B, Emory col- protected vice. tress 60 miles south of Frjing Pan lege, 1913. N B Chennault. Chen- shoals October 7 A first effort to take nault, Ga , planter, A B. Unlveisity or You came to our prisons. Georgia, 1878, member of Georgia state the Tw>oh>'a crew from the schooner senate William B Marquis, vugusta Young men and boys were there in stripes and chains for lack of money failed, and one mar from the Kilnsea Qa, landscape architect, \ B Lake was bai ely lescued after being thrown Forest college, Lake Fore'jt, 111 ISO1' to pay paltry fines for petty misdemeanors. Hardened criminals were their Watch Your Teeth! into the sea. master of landscape architecture Harvard Graduate School of Applied companions. Our State was—our State is, manufacturing criminals. The next moi ning the Twohy's crew Science, 1912 Your own fault if you neglect them when you were taken aooara the Kilnsea and You asked it—and our Legislature wrote Probation into the laws of the scrooner abandoned The wind was blowing- hurricane \elocity when Georgia. Today a judge who will can save a first offender. can get HIGHEST-CLASS dental work .GUARAN- the Kilnsea first discovered the Twoh\ West Point Examinations. In distress Captain Husband com- \merlcns. Ua., *-^ . er* 10—(Special ) Convicts, you found, clothed in stripes without regard to conduct. TEED at almost cost of materials. mended \ery highly the heroism work Seventeen aspirants for appomtmi n' to of the crew from the Kilnsea who la- a cadetship in the West Point aoadtmv At your request the Prison Commission ordered this stopped in Georgia, bored to ha\ e the Twohy's crew, and will undergo examination here tomor they will be commended to the Biitish row for the coveted honor whiih Pon leaving only eight states which thus degrade their prisoners. admiralty gressman Charles R <^iisp will confci The seventeen young men represent a Today the convict can rid himself of the degrading stripes by proving Whenever Yon Need • General Tunic half score counties of the third con- worthy. You give him hope. DR. E.G. GRIFFIN'S Take Grove's gressional district Superintendent J The Old Standard Grove s Tasteless chill Tonic Edward Mathews, of the AmerKus pub This summer you opened day schools in your buildings for children! IB equally valuable as a General Tonic because It lie schools, is chairman of the e\am GATE CITY DENTAL ROOMS contains the -wpll ken* a tonic properties of Ining board QUININE and IRON. Drives out Malaria, en- Daily Vacation Bible Schools, they were called. Fifty-seven teachers 24% Whitehall Street, Over Brown & Allen's, Tele- riches Blood. Builds up the "Whole System 50o were employed. Rome Day Date Set. And day after day twenty-five hundred and eighty-two children came phone Main 1708. Lady Attendant. Romp Ga Oetobei 10—(Special 1—, Rome no drama that ha^ been offei ed ill Atlanta of late has I. INSTITUTIONAL AND RESCUE WORK. day at 11:30 o'clock— been so w ell staged as 'One Day ana all this attention to minor details Martha Home: ~ These are the five models of which this makes the peifoimance specially pleas- Running expenses $6,000.00 ills' The advance sale foi the_ mati- Notes payable on property 1,250.00 nee this afternoon and tonight's poi- Atlanta Child's Home 3,000.00 ,, mysterious, mechanical master will show foimance pi omi&cb two large au- diemes closing the engagement Florence Crittenton Home 2,000.00 the distinctive style diversions— Daily Vacation Bible Schools 2,000.00 Lyric Dark Next Week. Prison Reform Work 3,600.00 ENGLISH—STRATHMORE—SAXON On account of illness in the compani Rescue Work 600.00—$18,450.00 ^hifh u a^ booked for the coming \veek At thf* L-vrJc the southern tour of the company —GENESEE and STANDARD—- IIB-, been abandoned and the Carnegie »a\ II. PUBLICITY AND EXTENSION. theater \\ill be forced to remain dark the Advertising $8,200.00 entire \\eeU Thi" nill be a. big disappoint inent to patron' of amusement in At- Meetings 1,200.00—$ 9,400.00 AT 3:OO AND 8:30 P. M. lanta but the announcement of the at- traction tor the \veek following which ttilT be HuKenie Blab in her famous success 3. SALARY AND OFFICE EXPENSES $ 2,150.00 VELVET This -Thing—whatever it is—will display one Madam >. \\ill \\het the appetite of theatei^oers IjUgenie Blair It, one of the of the greatest ranges of the most dazzling effects most popular Htars, who \Ibils Atlanta anil $30,000.00 her engagement will he a. gala eient in At- | in Oriental designs ever perfected in SWELL lanta theiti i< als. The sale of seats for the I CRAVATS Blair engagement will begin Monday at the In your name we ask all men ani women to subscribe. VELVET CRAVATS— Lvpjc bov office Treasurer Dow nej nlll' be on hand to take orders for the week's Send all subscriptions, however small, to the office of this Committee in You'll miss a rare treat if you fail to see this engagement SO* unique demonstration— the Baptist Tabernacle, Luckie Street. Burlesque. One man gives ten thousand dollars, conditioned that the whole be (At the Columbia.) With .matinee at 3 30 and two night per- formances "The Jolly Widow" will close its raised. y engagement at the Columbia theater. Man- ager Holland, announced "High Life in a What is your share? - Send it today. Cabaret," w ith the famous cabaret eirls, to be the attraction beginning Monday mati- Parks-Chambers-Hardwick nee The attraction will le entirely m>»v Tilth several high-class special acts. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE MEN AND 37-39 Peachtrew. Close. Close. i Choice . . ! trade advices from abroad and con- V. S. 3R, registered 1024i Amal. Copper . . .75% 73% CUCUMBERS . .'.".'.".".' tinued talk of labor troubles in Lan- do. 3s, coupon ,. . .102^ Am. Agricultural 431-4 •X>'iv York, October 10.—The cotton Chicago. October 10.—A falling off LETTUCJ3, drum '.'. '.'."..,_ cashire have encouraged the more market ' vva.-> le.ss **i* tjve today *ind U. S. 4s. registered ..109>4 Am. Beet Sugar . . 23% 23% 231^. 23% SQUASH, yellow bearish average of sentiment, but New "York, October 10.—Bear trad- i do, 4s. coupon - . ..109',; Arn. Can . . . .351,3 33% 34% 34% in receipts at primary terminals gave White ers singled out a new tarffet for their f luft untiorts were; u re-^ul.i.- tnough to | Panama 3s, coupon ...... 99 do. pfd 951,4 94 considerable buoyancy today to whear. judging from talk around the ring ana siiKS'-sl ' that trajin; v.-a.n chiffly in 934-j PKPPKR, B-baslcet crate ! the published opinions of many local attack today. In place of Steel or r Allls-Chalmers lat 5i, ctfs, bid .. 48 Am. Car and Fdry. 43 42% 43 ' 43 Lsarg-ely in consequence the market OKRA. crate, tender $1.1 Union Pacific, on which Belling has tho u ay of evenlris up commitments American Agricultural .. 9914 Am. Cotton Oil . .39 38 39 3S closed steady at a net advance of i,i ry- houses the selling has been more on Aril. Ice Securities. .' 21% Poultry and Eggf. been concentrated during the recent for ovei the approaching holidays. Aft- AAmericar c a1n Tel and Tel. cv. 4s, bid . . 97 21% 21% 21% %c to %c. Corn showed a gain of M,c Jdens. live, pound . *. . the expectation of a better buying ?r a break ot Ttarly a cent a pound / £ ^|, _ ^ Tobacco 6s . .US Am. Linseed .... 8V» *'.' l''riers, pound basis than in the hope of a permanent I decline, Amalgamated wad the conspi- e a to + t%@t4- '•* C•- oie--•••—r* las*ut3t i. nightHJQ ii i,,, antlllUd oatl^cLLtso ad> cuously weak stock among- the leaders. pood partt orf today'todays buying -waswas , Xtcnlson~een~ .. 90% Am. Locomotive .... 30 30 setback of a shade. In piovjsions Ducks decline. The tendency toward in- suprosed to be profi"It takintah g by recent . ^ ; >, bid ..94% Amer. Smelting and the outcome ranged from unchanged dozen .....,*...... ""',"."" ",1. I.. creased estimates of the crop has been Fluctuations again were uncertain, but do cv a 1960 .. 94 Rerns 04% 64 64 64(4 encouraged, to some extent, by a pri- ,the movement as a whole was down- Kellers Home bull support was also do. cv. 5s ..100i,i do. pfd...... 99% 00% 99% 999 fig-ures to 12Vic decline. ward. After a slump in the morning frieoura^ecl by reports of a better de- Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s .. 9H4 Am. Sugar Refln's.109*4 109 108 fe 109 Wheat valuea began to harden after CrrajJG. vate estimate of 15,750,000 bales, in- mand from southern spinners, appre- Baltimore and Ohio 4s, bid Am. Tel. and Tel. . .123% a selling- drive early had demonstrated cluding linters, and the favorable which depressed leading otocka 1 to 2 do. 3V4B .T'91 Texas R. R. oata (new) .. average of crop news from the eastern points, the list picked up on short cov- hensions of unfavorable weather In the Am. Tobacco . . .230 230 225 2:5 that the market possessed good sup- No i riiuea i>au< ...... southwest and rathfcr a bullish view of i Brooklyn Transit cv 4s . . .. 8614 Anac'da Min. Co. . . 35% 34% 34 H 35 port. Shorts were uneasy on account ibelt. There wave been other esti- ering-, but the advance marked no gen- I Central of Georpla Gs, bid . ..103% Clipped o.!ta 'Uine accession of strength ,and anoth- the week-end figures, but rallies were Atchlfion 94^5 93% 93% 93% of disappointment as to the govern- White com ...... l.OS mates, however, ranging from only do. pfd 99% 99 M, 98'A 98% 12,800,000 to 14,550,000, and there have er decline came before the close. not maintained aiul the close was ' Chesapeake "arid "Ohio 4*as" '.'. 94'i ment estimate, and there was bullish Cottouseed meal ...... &2.GO Atlantic Coaat Line .117% 117% 117 117 help in the fact that arrivals here Xc 2 middling cotton ...... 1.7* been little or no improvement in the In connection with the weakness ot narely stfadv, net unchanged to 3 I do. conv. 4s . 80 B. and O. 93% 93% 94 . 63 and northwest were much lighter than Brau 1.76 character of scattering crop reports Amalgamated, the break in the Lon- points lower," under renewed liquida- Chicago and Alton 3'^a, bid Bethlehem Steel . 3044 30 30% Brown shorts ...... , ., . 1.7S from west of the river, -which at the tlon or local pre>,aure and unfavorable Chicago. B. and Qulncy joint 4a .. . 84% Brook. R. Tran. a year ago. Sentiment later against don copper metal market and reports do. gen. 4s, bid . 87% S7 87 ...... 1.35 end of the week was threatened with of further price shading here were labor reports from Manchester. . 93% Canadian Pacific .23144 22S% 230 231% the bear sido increased rapidly when crtoi *u me*: l.«5 Chicago. Mil and St. f. cv. 4^4s .. .10? Central eLather H was tound that i eceipta in otl.er di- renewed showers and lower tempera- refered to. American Telephone secur- Indifferent i.<\ei-pool rabies and fav- Chicago,, R.. I.. and Par.. R R. rol. 4a . 52 . 20 20 20 20 tures. orable weath< r reports from the e'ast- Ches. and Ohio S74i 6644 55% 5744 rections had diminished almost as ities resumed their decline and the Chicago, H. T. and Pac. Ry. rig. 4s. . 76 Chi. Great Western. . Southern spot markets have eased stock tell 2 points to 122 1-8, a new ern belt caused a renewal of yebter- 92 12 12 1144 much as in the spring crop belt. Talk Groceries. Colo, and S. ref. and ext. bid • , Chi., Mil. and St. of uncortauit.\ regarding the effect or off in sympathy with the-deciine in fu- low record since 1908. dav's selllnsr nw>\ em^nt during the Delaware and Hudson cv, 4s . 97^ Paul 102 {Corrected by Oglesby Grocery Company.) 1 tures, but bullishly disposed traders f-uily tiadin? and after opening- at a Denver and Bio Grande ref. 58 . 731^ 101% 101% 101% recent tariff legislation was offset in Axle Grease — Dli.ir.oad, $1.75; Ho. 1 Mica. Steel made the best showing- of any Dlstlllern ._ . . Chi., and N. West- the wheat pit b> the statement that claim the offerings of both ^spots and of the leaders, remaining above yes- decline of 2 to 3 points active months 1 . 561,3 e r $5 25: Ho. - Mica, $4 25. -Erie prior lien 4s, bid . 84*4 „ , " , 12844 1284? U8 12844 prices were now 5 to 5*e lower than n. Cltees.^ — Alderney. 1S^. contracts have been absorbed on a terday's low point. It was not affect- Col. Fuel and Iron. ... -*s 28 1 hold about 6 to to points net lower. do. sen. 4s. bid month aso. It \v as also atgued that an Red Hock Ginger Ale — Quart * $9: plnta, $10; scale down by trade buyers and that ed unfavorably by the monthly report October and "December contracts made do. rv. 4s, aeries B ... Consolidated Gas. . .130% 130>4 ISO"*, 13044 the liquidation on the break from Corn Products 9 i~i 9 i/f unwiehlly short inteiost in the market Ren Roik Syrup, ja.SO per gallon. of unfilled tonnage, although a further new low ground lor the movement Illinois Central 1st ref. 4s .. . 91 9% Candr —Stick . 61-4c. mixed 7 He; --hoo0lat««. 13.83 to 12.90 for January contracts Interborough-Met 41/ s .. 75% Del and Hudson . 154 105 had turned uuiiditions more in favor falling off, was revealed. It was the but a fair demand developed around 2 Denver and Ri of tlie buyet 12c has placed the market in a stronger Inter. Merc. Marine 4^8, bid 01 Salt — 100-lb. bags 53; Ice cream, 50e; Ideal ninth successive decline In Unfilled or- 1-90 for .lanuarv and the market ] Grande .... Corn traders who at first construed technical position. steadied up Uurmi? the middle of the Japan 4 ,^s, bid 8644 .... IS 17% SOc, No 3 barrels. «3 23. Spinners' takings for the 'week wero ders. Althoug-h the unfilled tonnage Kansas City Southern ref. 5s. bid 95 do. pfd . . 31 '4 the government report as decidedly on the Corporation's books haa de- morning. Lake Shore deb. 4a (1931), bid . .. . Dltsillers' Securities 13 /„ do. 2nd pfd. . . 36%_ 3544 3544 35% Sales—ot two cargoes of Argentine Beanii — Lima. 7V4e; nary, J3. as the certificated stock here is still keep it working at a high capacity over Sunday and unfavorable private Missouri Pacific 4s 67 General iSiectric . . 14344 142 142^1 corn to Galveston emphasized bullish, Ink— Per crate. $1.20. but little over the 6,000 bale mark, crop accounts frorri Texas helped the 6. Monogram, $5.50; Carnation, the United States treasury at the beginning release of goods held In bond, until low level of- th• e mornin• g Th— e buyi• ' n do. cv. -IP, bid ..103 Inter. Harvester . .10314, 105Vi 105 105 ernment estimate. The maiket, thougn, * Gulden Grain. £5.00, Pancake, pur case, of business today was the new tariff law became operative, it w,is mostly in smnll lots, however, Northern Pacific Is . . 95 Inter.-Marlne. pfd macie a complete i-ecovuiy in sympathy Net balance in general fund, $120,554,241. is probable that another loss In cash with little or no indication of aggres- dii. 3s .. 68 International Paper with the eoi-n bulge l,ird and Compound —Cottolone , $7 liO: Snow- Total receipts yesterday, $3,119,517, Oregon Short Line rfdg 49 . . 91 International Pump . S^ 6 % I-.ate decline in pi ices for hogs took drift, casea. 6$. 60; Flako Wnite 9',i; Leaf Total payments yesterday. $2.435,449. will be shown on the week. Forecasts sive bull support, anil .is soon as de- Pennsylvania cv. S^as (1915J, bid .- 97% Kan. City Southern .24% 24 Si 24 23',s 13 baUs. The deficit this fiscal year la $7 107,838 of the bank statement pointed to a mand. sUickenfrl prices turned easier do. con. 4n, bid . . 98% Laclede Gas SS 98 away benefits that provision market Rice — oi£c to 8, grits, $2.35. against a deficit of $8.456,854 last year, ex- shrinkage of $8,000,000 to $4,000,000. Tinder leaUzinsr 1 y early buyers for Reaciinp gen. 4s .. . . 9& Lehlgh alley . . .154 153 15 3 '/a 1 a 3 ha*l received earlier, owing to tem- Sour Gherkins — Per critc, $1.80; kegs, $123 clusive of Panama canal and public debt Liquidation of speculative bonks im- n turn or renewed pressure encouraged St. Louis and San Fran. ffj. 4s . . 70% L. and N. . . .133% 133 133H ISgii porary strength at the yaicls. There 15, sweet mixed, kegs, f 12.00; ollrei, 90a to transactions. parted an easier tone to th ebond mar- bv reports that a lockout 111 the Lan- do. gen. 5s . . 52 Minn. St. P. and S'lt was some talk ot an improved call $4-. 50 lier dozen. ket; Total sales, par value, J1.270,- cashire mills on October 25 was con- St Louis Southwestern con. 4s, bid .. 77% St. M 132% 132% 132 1314i from Germany for lard. Extracts — J.OG Souders, 90c per doaen; 25c Sott- Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s. bid . . 73H Mo., Kan .and Texas. 19?i 19% 19 dera, $2 per dozen Mining Stocks. 000. United States threes coupon ad- sidered more hkely. Southern Pacific, col. 4s, bid . . • - 90% 20 Missouri Pacific ... 29 28% 28 % 28% Chicago Quotations. Sugar — Granulated, 5; light brown. 4%, Boston, October 10.—Closing mining vanced 1-4, and the registered lours 1-8 Spot <' n quiet; middling u-plands do rv. 4s . 87 National Biscuit . . .121 121 dark brown. 4i&> domino. 8% c*.nta. ] on call. Southern Pacific R. R. 1st ref. 4s, bid 31 120 Prev. stocks Calumet and Arizona, fi2-Ji; Arizona 13.70; gulf. 1195; sales. '-'1)0 bales. National eLad . . . 1444 4444 Open. High Low. Close. Close. Commercial, 4 % , Greene Cananea, 30 • Southern Railway 53 104 Nafl Rys. of Mex. do. gen. 4s 74% WHEAT- Provisions. ' North Butte, 26 "4. Union Pacific 4s 97Mj 2nd pfd 13 K 13 If, IS Dec. . . 76% Money and Exchange. tlo. c'v. 4s ..91% N. Y. Central . . . 95 % 95'8 85 954s JMay . 01 (Corrected by "White Provision Company.) I COTTON MARKETS. N. Y., Ont. and West- CORN— Cornlield hams, 10 to 12 average .18% London Stock Market. New York, October 10. — Money on call do. 1st and ref. 4s. bid 92 ern 28 28 27% 2R Dec. . . .18% 1". S. Rubber Gs l02% f.9% C,S 1,2 Cornlleld liams, 12 to 14 average.... London, October 10.—Money was in good firm at 3 @3y.: ruling rate, 3%; closing, N. and W 103% 103% 103',* 103^4 ilny . .7U •„ 70-jj. Cornfield skinned hums, 16 to 18 avg. .19 Oi tuber 10.—Cotton steady, mid- U. K. Steel 2nd 5s .10044 1 1 'it 71 '/» demand today. Discount rates were firm- . North American 71 71 July . . .70*4 71 \a 71'a , 70% Cornfield picnic hamt,, b to 8 average. .13 Time loans firm; SO days, 6: 99 day a, Vlrgrlnla Car. Chemical 5s .. . 94 4a Northern Faclnc, ctx- Cornlieltt breakfast bacon .26 er on the uncertain money market. IVabash 1st ahd ext. 4s .. . 4844 OATS- The stock market developed a better ten- 5% ; BIX months, 5® 5^4. Mnoon — Steady, middling 13'i. Western Maryland 4s . , . . 79 div 107% 10SV4 1081,4 110% DOC. . . . 10% •H 41U Cornlield sliced bacon, 1-lb. boxes, dency during the forenoon on bear cover- Prime mercantile paper, 6 VI ©6 per cent. Pacific Mall . 19U, 19% May . . . •11 -I 1 '„ 12 to ca&e, per case ?3.76 Sterling exchange steady at 4.8160 for Westinghousf* Electric cv. j5a - 51% Grocers' ^tyle bacon, wide and narrow, 20 Ing and some fresh buying:, consols leading Athens — Ste.ul} , middling 13^4. Wisconsin Central 4s, bid .. . 87 Pennsylvania . .. .111% lllli lll'Ss 1111% PORK— the recovery with a rise of an eighth, but 60 days, 4.8670 for demand. People's Gas . . .24y, 12*4 124W 124V4 Jan. . . . 19.SO 11 !>2 19 «7 1-u Cornlield smoked llnlc sausage, 25-io. on the day. SIDES— bojves .11 Temperature Reading 164V4 162% 162% 164 Cornfield smoked link sausage, in American securities were quiet and steady Nf*w Orleans—Steady „ middling: 139-16, Republic Iron and Oct. . . . 10 liO 10 77 10 1,0 10.77 10 8' during the early trading. Light covering r pickle. 50-lb. cans . $5.50 not i erfintu u.7 >4 RTOSS 4,1-U . sales 1,080, STATIONS O» Stee- l• 19 % 1944 19% Jan. . . . .10 47 10.47 10 40 10.40 10 47 advanced most of the list. In the after- 1 May . . . Cornlield frankforta in pickle, IB-lb. American Telephone & Telegraph Ce. do, pfd. . f . . 78% 7S' .10 liO 10 (,J 10 05 10. Si 10 (iO stork 39. S73; export * to Great Drltaln 14,- ATLANTA 3 784s 79 Mi Kits 1.85 noon New York unloaded United States 100, to continent ",73T, coast\\ iao U33. DISTRICT. Rock Island Co. 1344 1344 13 Cornfield pure lard, tierce basis Steel, Amalgamated Copper and Union Pa- A dividend of Two Dollars per share do. pfd 21 20% 2044 Receipts iu Chicago. -1244 cific freely and values declined, and closed St. .Louis and San Estimated Country t>t>le pure lard, 50-lb. tins flat. will'bB paid on Wednesday, October 15, Mnnile—Firm; middling 13 3-1G. net re- Today Tomorrow only •IBM, Cf ipt« 3.2J5; prross ,1 22S, sales 425, stock 2nd pfd Compound lard, tierce basis ...... 0944 1913, *o stockholders of record at the ATLANTA, clear . . . 84 .00 Seabo.irtl Air Line 17>,i 1 17% IVheat. cars .is 12 43.77- . Pkporta coastwise 598. a-Chattanooffa, clear. . I ? ' C O IS extra ribs f close of business on Tuesday, Sep- 8S 61 .00 do. pfd 46% 46 45% Corn, cars 117 ] 3 .12* Groceries. 1 s Columbu^, clear 90 61 .00 Jats, cars ...... 109 " 1J3 IX S. bellies, medium average .1344 tember SO, 1913. Sax annah—Steady; middling 13 a ; net Sloba-Sneffield Steel D. S. rib bellies, light average .... .12% New York, October 10.—Flour quiet. Gainesville, clear . 84 57 .00 arid Iron ..... 29 29 Hogs, head.. ..i 15,000 11,000 . reieiptH IS 931, gross 18,931, sales 6.864; Greenville, S. C., clear. 84 6J St. Louis, October 10.—Flour steady. WILLIAM R. DRIVER, Treasurer. Btook 142.296 exports to France 5,266, .00 Southern Pacific . 89T$ 85% 89% Griffin, clear .... 87 64 .00 Southern Railway. coast w, lae 112,691. a-Macon, clear . 86 .00 21«i 21H Primary Movement. Atlanta Live Stock. Aiontieello, clear . . . 87 do. pfd 76V: "!'•% 7754 "Wheat—Receipts, 1.7GJ.OOO. .-ife'ainst 2.140,- 1 1 .00 Tennessee Copper . . 31 31 )00 last year. Shipments, 932,000, agaln.st (By W. H. White. Jr., of the White Pro- f'tmrleaton — rSteady, middling 1" K • net Newnan. clear . . . . 86 61 .00 31 31% receipt^ 4,05.1; grot.H 4.053, sales 500, stock Rome, clear SB Texas and Pacific . . 13 13 12 l.ltiS.OOO last year. Corn, receipt-.-,. 448.000, vision Company.) ?S. - 63 , exports coastwise 1,139. 57 .00 Union Pacific . . .1537s 152% 132% 153% against 4G3.000 last yeal. Shipments, 302,- Good to choice steers, 1,000 to 1,200 Spartanburg. S. C.. clr. 81 64 .00 pounds ,55.00 to ?fi.OO. Tallapooaa, clear . , . do. pfd 83'i 82V. 82% 83V.L 000. ag-alnst 176,000 last year. The American Audit Company 82 57 " J .00 V. S. Realty 57 56 % Oood steers, SOO to 1,000 pounds, $5.25 Wilmington — Steady , middling 13 /s ; net Toccoa, pt. cloudy 85 61 .05 to S5.75. receipts 4,593 gross 4,593, sales, none, stock West Point, clear 87 U. S. Rubber . . . «2'/i S? (,2i^ 112 59 .00 U. S. Steel B6H Grain. Medium to good steera, 700 to 850 pounds, Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. 42.474. Late Report. 56% ii f> $4.50 to $5.00 Spartanbure. 9th, cldy | 78 64 .05 do. pfd 105% 100'A 105V. 103ii Chicago. October 10.—Cash Wheat, No. Good to choice beef cows, 800 to $90. Norfolk—Steady; middling- 13H . net re- Utah Copper . 52% 51% '61% 52% 2 red, 93@93%; No. 2 hard, 86H@S7V-: N.o $4.50 to $5.25. F. W. LAPEENTZ, C. P. A., President. reipts 4.294, in~oss 4.204. sales 1.042; stock , Heavy R»Ins. Va.-Carolina Chemi- 2 northern, 87@87's.; No. 3 spring-, ~ !-(,%• Medium to good cows, 700 to 800 pounds, THEO. COCHKU, JR., 1'. Preti. and S«c>.—ul. IT. tAFRENTZ, Treat. 50,066 exports coastwise 1,774. South Carolina: Cheraw. 2.98; Florence cal 28% 29 lvet chafl. 84 H (a. 47. Wabash 3% $3.75 to $4.60. 1 3.10. KiuBStree, 1.70. Corn, No. 2. 71 ©71%, No. 2 white, 71® Good to choice heifers, 750 to 850 pounds. NEW TORK—Wald jrf-Astoria. ATtAKTA—Fourth Nat Bank Bin* Baltimore—Nominal middling 13V, ; net North Carolina: Lumberton, 4.60. do. pfd...... 9 'i 9 14 713i, No. 2 yelloxi. 71'-ifff72. 54.00 to $5.00. BOSTON—Excnangre ^uildins. CHICAGO—Marquette Building receipts 3.750, gross 3750. sales, none, stock West. Maryland ... 37% 37 3S»(, 37% Oats. No. 2 white, 42(3)12',,, standard. Medium to good heifers, 5GO to 750 pounds, WASHINGTON—Colorado Building. PHILADELPHIA—-Bellevue-Strav'ord. 3.760, exports coastwise 2.313. Texas Rainfall. Western Union . . . 61 M, 54, 60 >B til 14 !i®419i. 53.75 to $4.00. NEW ORLEANS—Mait.cn Blanche SAN FRANCISCO—Western MetronolU None. Missing: Eastland, Beeville, Cuero, Wehtingh'se Elec. .68^, 67% 67%. 67% Rye, No, 2, C5@6G>i. The above represents ruling price of good BALTIMORE--Eeys^r Building. Bank BJ«"'ding. »"•«• New York — Quiet; middling 13.70: net re- Wheeling and Lake quality of beef cattle. Inferior grades and 1 Longlake, Pierce, Valley Junction. Waxa- Barley, 65'SS2. RICHMOND—American National Bank LONDON, ENGI AND—F. C., 60 Grv»ham rflr-ts, nine. Krots 8,499, ^ale ! 290; stock hachie. Erie Timothy. 3:1 75 6>5.2S. dairy types belling lower. Total sales for day, 318,700 shares. Building Street. Bank. lf>.L'~>5; exports to continent 200; coastwise Clover, $8,005? 1J..")0. A TLA VTA BRAIVCll. 1O1B-17 Fourth National Bank BnildlnK. 6.049. District AT«ra««- St. Louis. October 10.—Cash Wheat, No. oVlixed to common steers, if fat, 800 to 1>mp«ruture Stocks recording sales of 10,000 and more 2r ed. 93>4@94'ft, No. 2 hard. 87(6,9;;. 900, $4.25 to $5.00. Boston — Quiet: middling- 13.70: net re- shares were. Corn. No. J, 72 "4 ©72 44. No. 2 white, 72%. Medium to common cows. If fat, 700 to C. B. BIDWELL, C. P. A., Resident Vice President, ceipts, none, gross 1.352. sales, none; stock CENTRAl, .-S3 Amalgamated Copper 45.900 Oats, No. 2, 41 Vj. No. 2 ivhite, 42 ^. 800, $3.50 to $4.25. Telephone Main 87V. Coble Adaren, Audit. Wew York. STATION. 3 B E American Can 25,400 St. Louis, October 10.—Wheat, December, Mi^ed common, 600 to 800, $2.75 to $3.50. III Reading 66,200 89',4 089% ; Ma>, 93^ @S3!4. Good butcher bulls. $3.26 to $4.00. Philadelphia — Steady, middling 1395; net Union Pacific 30,700 B Corn, December, 70H; May, 73*-B. receipts, none: gross 279, stock 2,476. III United States Steel 61,601) Oats. December, 4Hi ; Hay, 44%. Prime hogs, 160 to ZOO average, S8.25 to $8.76. Wilmlneton . 10 78 68 1.60 Kansas City. October 10.—Cash Wheat. AUDIT COMPANY OF THE SOUTH Texas City—Net receipts 2.997, gross N"o. 2 hard, &4M:@9Q, No. 2 red, 91@92I . Good butcher rogs, 140 to 160 average. Z.917. stock 18.459. Charleston G 76 68 .60 /2 18.25 to $8.60. C. a. METZ. C. f, A, Prwldint. Augusta . 11 SO 6« .20 Port Receipts. Corn, No, 2 mixed, 73!&J73^, No. t white, Good butcher pigs, 100 to 140 average, Savannah 18 SB 62 .00 %. 627-628 Candier Building, ATLANTA. Brunswick—Net receipts 17,302; gross ATLANTA . New York, October 10.—The following are Oats, No. 2 white, 42 ; No. 2 mixed, 41. $8.00 to 58 23. 17,5:.2. stock 17,149. 14 86 62 .00 Light pigs. SO to 100 average, 97.25 to Montgomery 13 St; 62 .00 the total net receipts of cotton at all ports K.inaas City, October 10.—Cloae. Wheat, $8.00. Mobile . . . la 88 64 .00 since September Bales. December, S4-&, May, 89. Ar.insas Pass—Net receipts 1 228- Memphis . Galveston ..711,896 Corn, December, 70"% : May, 7 3 kj<5573 '4. Heavy rough and mixed bogs, J7.00 to 1 2-"! stock 5.940.' 16 8(3 64 .00 $8.00. Vlcksburg 14 88 66 .00 New Orleans ,.103,438 New 1'ork, October 10.—Wheat, spot firm; Above quotations apply to corn-fed hogs; Jackson\-Ule—Npt receipts 1,945- New Orleans 16 Mobile . . 72.217 No. 2 red, 97 c.i.f. New York export IjcLHis 1,04:,. stock 1,130. 81; 68 .30 mast and peanut-fattened, 1C to l%c under. JLittle Rock . IS 88 68 ,00 Savannah ...... 4611,686 ind 9SVj t.o b. afloat. No. 1 northern Du- 50 SHARES ATLANTIC ICE COMMON Houston . . 60 Charleston ..141,410 uth, 96 f.o b. afloat. Futures flrmers, 88 68 .00 a Liberal run of plain cattle in yards, bet- Tntal receipts Friday at all ports, net. Oklahoma . 82 Wilmington ... .. »o 894 closing i cents net higher, December, Da-Si, $4 SG.'. 64 .00 ter grades continue scarce and in good de- 100 SHARES GA. RY. & POWKR COMMON Not folk ...... 44,119 May, as->4. mand. The market generally had ranged Consolidated for week, at all ports, net. Baltimore . . . .. 9 9S2 Corn, spot firm, export, 79U f.o.b. afloat. about steady with continued wide range in 40S 703 Remarks. I New York . . . 48 Oats, spot ste.ld>. prices for the reason of the general mixture Total since September 1, at all ports. net. , Boston 1,001 1 8-1.1.19. Rain has been general and heavy in the of tne bulk of receipts and the disposition JOHN B. WHEAT & COMPANY coast districts of the Carolinas. Scattered Newport News .. 1,63: of buyers to want a better class of beef Imports Friday—To Great Britain 29.563 show era have occurred in the eastern por- &an Francisco ...17,076 Movement of Grain. cattle than are coming. Equitable Building to France 5 266. to continent 3.1.13 ' Brunswick ...... 75.904 Total stock at all ports 596,417. tion of Georgia and the southern portion St. Louis, October 10.—Receipts Flour, Hogs are not coming freely; none from of Louisiana. Fair weather prevails ' Pensacola ...... 8.153 0,000, uheat. 48,000, cgrn, 48.000, oats, Georgia points and Tennessee shippers re- throughout tho central and western por- Jacksonville .. 4.361 12,000. Shipment-, Flour, 17,000, wheut, port hogs scarce and for the reason of a Interior Movement, tions of the belt. Temperatures continue Texas City . ., . . 61,293 short corn crop the supply will be short Houston—Steady, middling 13'jir net re- 4,000. corn, 13,000, oata, 70,000. seasonably high in all sections. Tacoma .* 925 Bagging, 11. throughout the session. ceipts .'4.327. gro«!s 24.327 shipments 24,- a-Mlnlmum temperatures are for 12-hour Aransas Pass 24,179 764 t-ales 2,-tZS, stock 99.837. period ending at S a. m. this date. b-Re-Seattle 5,025 ceived late, not included in averages. x-High- Liverpool Grain. Live \u{ru>na—Steady middling 133-16; net est yesterday. xx-Lowest for 24 hours ending- Total ALOISZORICHARDSON&CO. Chicago. October 10.—Hogs- Receipts, rei>pipfi J.146 gross 2,863: shipments 3.738 8 a. m. 75th meridian time. Liverpool, October 10.—Wheat. spot hales J.:63, stock 23.4B2. IS 000; firm, bulk of sales. $7.90©8.46. lieht, C. F. ron HERRMANN. tearly. No 1 (now) Manitoba. 7s 3d, No. J [email protected]. mixed. [email protected]; heavy. $7.70 auction Director. Dry Goods. old) Manttoh.l, 7s 5d. No 3 (old) Manitoba, CERTIFIEDPUBLICACCOUKTANTS Memphi1*—Steady, 6>S 50, rough, $7.TO(g)7.86; pigs, [email protected]. middling- 135;: net re- s 3d. Futures steady, October. 7s %d, Cattle—Receipts, 2,000, steady; dull; OPlpts, i 24 r, gro.-^s 7 003. shipment") 4.260, New York, October 10 —Cotton goods were DeceTnber, 7s % d March. 7s 1 Ujd. EMPIREBUJLDWC- AMERICANNATlBANKBUUMNO •al^s 3 350. Liverpool Cotton. quiet today, with prices barely steady on Corn, spot quiet American nu.ved. $.50, calves. [email protected]. ATLANTA ^t. Lams — Quift middling 133J, net re- Sheep—Receipts, 19,000 head; steady; na- reiuts M, Krnii >> Si shipments 1.072. sales points off, middling 7.5Sd: .sales S.OOO bates. cents for 36-Jnch goods for the fall season 1 one . stork J.506. of which 7,300 were American, receipts of 1914. Fine carpet mills are restricting tive, $3.90® 1.96; yearlings, $5.00(3>$6.00; 4,000. Futures closed steady. production in anticipation of free wool. lambs, $6.90(97.20. Modern Miller on Grain. Kansas City, October 10.—Hogs: Receipt"?. Cincinnati — Net receipts 307 sross 307- Opening Prev. Yarns were easier. Range. Close. Close. St. Louis. October 10.—Modern Miller says: 2.600; higher; bulk, [email protected]; heavy. $8.00 shipments 27S valos. none' stock 16 990 Late reports continue to verify the e'nrly ©S25; light. $7.90(^)8.30; pigs, [email protected]. Little Rock— Quiet, middling 1 3 4i • net October 7.16 Va 7.19 7.20M, October-November . 7.0~ 5"~ 7.07^4 7.08V3 Weekly Interior Cotton Towns. prediction of an increased acreage of winter Cattle—Receipts, 1.000, including- 200 receipts 1.476 Kross 1476. shipments 361- vhoat. In parts of Kansas, Oklahoma and southerns; steady; primo fed steers, $9.00® Atlanta Appraisal Company No\ ember-December. 6 90 Vi 6.99 sales. none. «took ir..,S64, TOWNS. Recpta. Ship. Stock. Texas, torrential rains have interfered with 9.50; dressed beef steers. $8.00®8.90; south- December-January. 6.97 6.9SM, 7.00 2.J19 2.706 1.S93 January-February. 6 97 Albany eedlng to some extent but win prove benefl- ern steers, $3.50ig>7.00, cows, 4.25@7,25; 6.99 7. 00 V4 Athens . 4,946 4.177 3 , 1 7 S New Orleans Cotton. February-"March . . G.97 6.99 7.00Va lal In providing an abujidance of a subsoil heifers, $5.00 (S>9.00. Charles M. Jackson, Manager March-April . 6.97 ATLAVTA . 19,878 12,817 16,020 nolsture reserve to cairy the crop through Sheep—Receipts, 11,000; steady; lambs, 6.99 7.001,2 Breiihlm 1.083 N'pw Orleans. Octobpr 10 —Cotton opened April-May : .... 6.97 6 99 7.00 he winter and spring. In the Mississippi and $G.2'i?j>7.00, yearlings, [email protected]; wethers, Bt the decline and clo-.i»ii at the decline, but , May-June S.96% rharlotte 84V 847 Ohio valleys weather and !,oil conditions $4.25©G.2B; ewes. $3.BO®4.36. 6.99 C 99Vs 1,804 Gould Building * Atlanta, Ga. around the middle of the session bulls were ' June-July . . 6.94 fi.97 Columbia 1.9S3 lave been generaly favorable and seeding St. Louis, October 10.—-Cattle: Receipts, In control and bought enough to put prices Jul>-August . 6.91"^ Columbus, Ga. . . . 3.065 2,330 2,330 as proceeded with little Interruption, while beef steers, [email protected]; cows and heifers, . 6.941,4 1,003 6,554 op. In the aft3rnoon, loners stalpctl their August-September' ' " . b.78 6.77% 6.83 Columbus, Miss. . . 3.822 n the Atlantic coast states there has $4.Tii1 r N CONSIDERING THE SELECTION Around the middle of the morning", the Prices held steady on loral professions! sup- Yazoo City C.390 rapan. Sv-sffK-* for new: 3''ilg)3 -4 for old. New York, October 10,—-iijgher Buropeaji reports from Tevas and also the report that port and In sympathy with cotton. rioting Receipts Rough 2.207. millers, 132, clean. cablos and reports of a firmer cost and I of a depository for your own or your , mills were hea\> buyers of hedges in the j priceprices were 1 to 5 points net higher, sales .712. Sales 1.443 sacks rough Honduras freight situation gave the coffee market a contract market against their requirements ^6.000 """. Tender'! about 800 barrels Sea Island Cotton. t't y.r»0©^.0^; 642 sacks rough Japan at firmer tone today. After opening- steady at (C0(i7)3.90, 1.651 pockets clean Honduras at an advance of 3 to 14, prices made new Company's funds, what better protection in the way of attu.il cotton, brought in Primo crude, 5.66. nominal, do summer Savannah, Ga,. October 10.—-Sea Island many outside bujmg orders Later, the jellow, G.90g>7.10, do winter yellow. 7 20 @5%; 650 poqkets clean Japan at 3@3>4. high records on covering, bull support and cotton steady, fancy 21, extra choice 20 reportw that Brazil was baying. The close could you ask than the reputation of a very large mill taking for the week still do summer white. 7.10, October. 7.00. No- choice 19, receipts 1.239, sales 1,432; shln- further increased further buying and the vember, ti.90; December. 6.92, January, 7.00; was quiet, 27 to 34 net higher. mentS 1,070, stock 10,681 Spot firm; Rio No. 7, 10 %; Santoa No. 4, bank for nearly half a century of uninter- market gradually worked upward until it February, 7.06, March. 7 16; April, 7.22- Hubbard Bros. & Co. J davannah, Ga.. October 10.—Sea Island 13 fy. stood at an advance of 14 to 16 points, May, 7.34. Futures ranged as follows cotton locally at the close of tho week New York, October 10.—Europe was Mild fteady; Cordova, 13®18>4, nominal rupted business? What security could over yesterday's clobe Opening. Closing today -was steady, with no quotable price again disappointing and we sold down some Hav;c, H to % franc higher. Hamburg In the afternoon. bvi>ers of the morning- October . <> 98(3)7.05 7.00® 70.3 changes from the levels of last week. The ten points to encounter a demand from % i!1 Ti pfenniK higher. Rio 75 reia higher.-at turned sellers to realize and the advance November .G S5(§>6 SS 6 [email protected] total sales were 1.432 bales, against 1,239 spinners, which turned the market ifpward b$200. Santos spots unchanged; futures, loo you desire, beyond the $10,000,000.00 was lost, the market closing 1 to 3 points December .« 921516 93 [email protected] bales on the receipt column, while 1,979 some twenty polnth. Then a report that to 150 reis lower. « under yesterday's close. January . [email protected] 7,[email protected] bales were t-hipped, leaving: a stock of 10,- Manchester would institute a lot kout on Brazilian receipts, 74,000, against 77,000 Resources shown by the ATLANTA Mill takings tor the week excited much February [email protected]» [email protected] 181 bales. Receipts since the 1st of Septem- some question of some mill discipline on Oc- last year. Jundlahy, 53,000, against 47,000. discussion. They \\ere put by Hester at 303.- March . [email protected] 7.16 7.17 her were 4,749 bales. The quotations. Fancy tober 24 caused the market to ^ell off, clos- .7.23(537.27 Futures ranged as follows. NATIONAL BANK? And what better 600 bales, against 19s.000 this week last April . . 7.22(817.25 Georgia and Florida 21; extra choice 20. ins slightlsngntiy lowerr on Januaryy Lniiithani lastt Opening. Closing. year, and 289,000 this week two years ago. Ma_,.-.-y - .7.S4@- 7 36 [email protected] choice 19. night. Unsettled weather Is again reported 10.30® 10.35 Spot cotton steadv, unchanged; middling, Memphis, October 10.—Cotton seed prod- from Texaa and Oklahoma, with rains, January. . [email protected] service could you wish for than can be Charleston, S. C-, October 10.—Sea island February . 10.49©10.65 [email protected] 139-16; sales on the spot, 300; to arrive, ucts, prime basis. Oil. 5.90. meal, J27.00@ cotton, receipts 107; exports, none; sales, 10.55 bid 780; low ordinary. 10 1-16. nominal; ordi- 27.50; linters, 246 ®3H- none, stock 1,390. March .. [email protected] claimed for this bank by any or all of its nary, 10%. nominal good ordinary, 12^: April. .. . 10.69 bid 10.99 ©10.91 strict good ordinary. 12^,; low middling, May 10.80 bid 11.00® 11.10 June .. [email protected] 11.09® 11.10 • 12,000 depositors? 131-16: strict low middling. 35-16; mid- Comparative Cotton Statement. Gibert & Clay. July .'. ,. .. 10.97 bid dling. 139-16; sthict middling, 1313-16- [email protected] The officers of this institution will be good middling, 14 1-16; strict good middling, New Torh, October 10. — For week ending New York, October 10.—There -was sell- I August 10.97 bid [email protected] 1-C4. middling fair, 1411-16, nominal; mid- today: ing pressure here today and as spinning in- , September ., 1.108 bid [email protected] Net receipts at all IT. S. Ports dur- terests bought freely below 13 cents for ' October. . . . [email protected] glad to communicate with those desiring dling tair to fair. 13 1-15. nominal; fair. Movement of Cotton. I November . . 117-16, nominal, receipts 3,754. stock. 59,- In week ...... • .. 408,709 January shorts covered when it became ap- 10.34 ©10.35 Same time last year ...... 415. G33 parent that liquidation had run Its course New Turk, October 10.—The following sta- [email protected] to open a new account or to extend their 873. Decrease ...... 6,924 for the present. While a further advance tistics on the movement of cotton for the Total receipts since Sept... 1. .. .1,851,169 is expected, in view of the improved tech- week endlne today were compiled by the banking relations. Same date last year ...... 1.S21.6S8 nical condition of the market, sentiment New York exchange: John F. Black & Co. Increase ...... 29,471 g&neralyl inclines to the feeling- that the WEEKLY MOVEMENT, Sugar and Molasses. Wew York, October 10.—The market was Exports for the week 201,; 51 south will market freely at these prices Port receipts 406,629 New York, October 10.—Raw sugar easy; making a show of strength today and prices Same wfeek last year 273,553 and thus increase the supply of contracts Overland to mills and Canada . .. 12.97G Muscovado, 2.92; centrifugal, 2.34; molasses worked tip about 45 points from the prev- Decrease 72,002 here through hedge sales. Southern mill takings (est.>.. . . SO.000 sugar, 2.67. Refined. 10 points lower; cut ious clos>e, when the news readied the mar- Total exports since Sep. 1 1,251.316 Gain of stock, at interior towns . . . 67,367 loaf, 5.10; crushed, 5.00; mould A, 4,65; Atlanta National Bank ket this afternoon that the cotton mill Same date last year 1,146,223 cubes, 4.55; XXXX powdered, 4.4B; pow- owners of England had decided to lock out Increase 105,093 Bagging and Ties. Brought Into sight for week . . . . 556.9S7 TOTAL, CROP MOVJ3MBNT. dered, 4.40; fine granulated, 4.30; diamond th.etf.help on October 25 on account of an Stock at all U. S. ports .. 596.413 St. Louis, October 10. —Iro n cotton ties, 90. r A, 4.30; confectioners' A, 4.1S, C. E. GUKIUER, JA9. 8. FLOYD, S. KENNKDY. argument over a boss In one mill. It has Same time last year ...... 820.602 Hemp twine, 8. Port receipts A,S51,6 O Molasses steady. never been< a sate thing to sell cotton on ' Decrease , - - 224,183 Overland to mills and Canada . . 33,738 Vice Prtmldeat. A»»t. Caikler. Jabor. troubles, but the news \vaa used to Stock at all interior towns 323.437 Southern mill takings (cat.) . . . 335,000 , K. BLOCK, OKO. JR. DONOVAN, D. deprftss the market this afternoon and the Same time last year 304.818! Provisions. Stock at interior towns In excess Linseed. "A.* Vice Preside**. Caihtor. AMt. close -was at the same level aa yesterday, all , Increase 18.619 of September.... 1 • 212.516 the early advance being Joat. Tb,« clo«e was Stock at Liverpool 404,000 Chicago. October 10. — Pork, $21.00. Duluth. Minn.. October 10.—LinseAl: Cash. fcarely steady-. Same time last year 489.000 Lard, 10.62%. Brought into sight thus far for »141%; May. l'449i I October. »1.39jt bid; Liverpool la due about & point down. Decrease 35.000 Ribs. [email protected]. season 2.433,948 November, $1.44%; December, II.38% Wd.

NEWSPAPER TCHE CO] m, JAST, OCttVJBEK IX, 1913. JKleven

week Just closed of 287,171, against *n, HELP WANTED—Male. RAILROAD SCHEDULES 'Increase of 374.089 last year and an in- INDEX TO WANT PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. crease of 277,518 year before last. _ Arrival «nd Departure of The total visible IB 3,093,676, aKafust WANTS SHARE! ATLANTA'S STRIDES ' ABVERTISEHENTS YES—It you have two hands, rot. G. O. Train*, Atlanta. 2,812.505 last week, 3,387,147' last year P Braning will teach you the barber tr»de. The following schedule figurea S ana 2,7S3,019 year before last. Of this Col. (It's easy.) Taught In half time ot other colleges. Complete course «nd poMtloD in llsned only as information and the total of American cotton is 2,161,- Auction Sale...... 12 7 our chain of shops. $30. Why pay more? guaranteed: 676, against 1,919,505 last week, 2,596,- Thousands of our craduatel running shop* •Dally except Sunday. "147 last year and 2,226,079 year before OF THE GATE RECEIPTS FROM DAYTfl DAY Automobiles ...... J3 K or making good wages, Atlanta Barber ••Sunday Only. last, and- of all other kinds. Including Board and Rooms ..... 12 7 College. 10 East Mitchell street. ATIANXA TERMINAL STATION, Bnaineas Opportunities . . . 12 At Atlanta «nd Wot Point Railroad Egypt, Brazil, India, etc., 932,000 against e Moler Barber Col- Wo. Arrive Prom— No. Depart To— j 893000 last week 791.000 last year and Thinks American Cause Should All News of Real Estate and Business and Mall Order lege S8 r,uckje .treeu «'We« Pt.. 8:15 am ESTER'S WEEKLY '537.000 year before last, . Directory ...... js i naiMairr " We <*„o, , *ood work. •4* West Pt. 9:EB am SE New Or... 6:45 »na Glv<> a 18 Col'mbua 10:20 am 19 Columbus. 6:45 am j The total world's visible supply of Be Benefited by Pankhurst Cut-Off Clothing ...... 12 6 cotton a s above shows an , nlrcease Building. WANTED—First-class wheelwright for re- 38 New Or. 10:45 am 33 Montgom'y 9:10 am compared wltb last week of 281,171, a Cleanera, Presaers, Etc. . . IS pair work; steady employment; also 40 New Or.. 2:26 pro 89 New- Or.. 2:00 pm Meeting. DreBimaltlnsr and Sewing . 12 S«Monteom'y 7:06 pm 17 Columbus.. 4:05 pm decrease compared with last year of horseshoer. F. Chris Kramer. 33 West apcolurabua. 7:40 pm 37 Now Or... 6:20 pm 293,471, and an increase compared with Educational ...... 12 4 £road st.f Savannah, Ga. 36 Mew Or. 11:36 pm 41 West Pt... 6:45 pm ; year before last of 330,697. The board of directors of the At- For Sale — Miscellaneous . . 12 4 WANTED—Men to learn the barber trade; i Of the world's visible supply of cot- New York, October 10.—Dr. Anna lanta real estate board will meet to- For Rent — Apartments. . . 13 2 complete courae given for 930: pocltioa ., Central of Georgia Railway. I ton as above there is now, afloat and Howard Shaw, president of the Na- furnished. Call or write. Southern Barber No. Arrive Fro - , , UUJda' y£»•* . aUU»JIt noo1 * 11n Vl**i^n 1_J4.»1V^the^ T-r*-offic J.-.We* » »•»of Harris VOT Rent — Garages & Barns 13 m — • No. Depart To- — P York October 10. —Secretar y ! held in Great Britain and continental 3 Colleic, 151 Decatur street, Atlanta, Ga. Thomasyille. 6. 25 am Savannah.... 8:00 am tlonal Woman Suffrage association, to- Q Whlt6f presldent of the realty board, For Rent —House s ..... 13 *» Heater's weekly New Orleans Cotton Europear ane 1,624,000, against 1,127,000 last day cancelled her engagements to Jacksonville. 6: Albany ..... 8:00 am maters weekly -><-w ~ hpfor«v »he >" d 1,383,000 year before last; in ,,„.» i „„„,>„ «, " ' on the third floor of the Grant build- For Rent — Miscellaneous. . 13 3 SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS. Savannah... 6:25 am Macon ..... 12:30 pm )ssued 5 speak at the meeting arranged to wel- WANTED—Two or three men and women of Albany 6:25 am Macon ...... 4:00pm exchange statement, ****** V" Egypt 154,000, against 110,000 last year, ing. For Rent — OfflceH ..... 13 3 teaching; experience, good personality, close of business today, snows a ae- and 54^00 year before last; in India come Mrs. EmraeHne Pankhurst, the The purpose of this meeting will be Jacksonville. 7:26aia Jacksonville. 8:30pm crease in the movement into sight com- 410,000, against 398,000 last year and militant English leader, here next For Rent—Roon u ..... 13 1 eood talkers who can produce business JJaeon 6:25 am Savannah — 8.-3D pm to place the Atlanta Real Estate board For Rent —Housekeepin g handling normal school extension work; Macon 10.50am Valdosta, ... 8:30 pin week. Dr. Shaw said her unwilling- behind the movement to relieve the commission; make $150 to $250 monthly Savannah.... 4.20 pm Jacksonville. 10:10pm ness to speak 'was due to the fact that Rooms ...... 13 2 positively. Write or call 610 Empire Life Jjacon 7:16 pm ThomaevlUe. 11:45 pm while Mrs. Pankhurst had geen suar- crowded condition of Atlanta's public For Rent— Stored ..... 13 3 Bide., Atlanta, Ga. Macon 6:26 am Albany. 11:45 pm schools, and to consider the question For Relit —Typewriter s .... 13 7 fore last of 37,000, and an increase over Spinners' Takings. anteert $1,500 and part of the gate re- of bringing the matter of a southern „„ Southern Railivar. le same time in 1910 ot 58,000. I jjew Orleans, October 10.—Secretary ceipts, she (Dr. Shaw) had been .un- Help Wanted —Mal e ...... 11 5 SALESMAN FOR GEOR- Pre Ier convention of real estate men before i, . an<^? Carrier of the Sonth." For the 10 clays of October" the tptala Hester gives the taking of American able to procure a guarantee of $1,000 >He]p Wanted^Female .... IS 3 .., ' * Departure Passenger Trains, the next meeting of the Atlanta real Atlanta. show a decrease under last year of cotton by spinners throughout the Help Wanted— Mule and Fe- GIA, TO SELL BEST h for her cause. ' nJ2; 1 following schedule figures are pub- «<. n«A i „,.,.,!,» linear, the. aamp tip-', world as follows. In round numbers: estate board. male ...... 12 3 62,000, a decrease under the same pe , Th 303,000 this year, against "I do not object to Mrs. Pankrhurst's ADVERTISED LINE OF 1. Ilshed only as Intormatlon, and are not receiving any price she can secure for q The question of the crowded schools Horses «fc Vehicles ...... 11 7 guaranteed. Hod year before last of 7o,000, and 91g 000 Jast yeaj. 289,000 year before will be discussed at the suggestion of Arrive From— No. Depart To— an increase over the same time in l»iu iast. her lectures here," reads a statement S. E. Davidson, salesmanager of the Hotels ...... 12 7 COFFEE. NONE BUT EX->S«B'ham... 12.01am! 36 New York 12:15 aib of 1 DO 000. I Total since September 1 this year Dr. Shaw issued this afternoon, "but Edwin p. Ansley agency. Mr. David- Household Goods ...... 12 6 ' 35 New York 6.00am 20 Columbus. 6:20 am For the 40 days of the season that 1,304,000, against 1,036,000 last year and I feel strongly _that co-operation im- Lost * Found ...... 11 PERIENCED' COFFEE 18 Jack-vine. 6.30 am 13 Cincinnati. E .40 am eon is much interested in the school 5 43 Wash'ton. 5.25 am 32 Ft. Valley. 7:15 am h «,]-insp(J tho aesr-eeate Is ahead 1,042,000 the year before. plies an obligation on doth sides. It question and believes that the real Medical ...... 13 6 12 Shreveport (!:30 am 35 Bir'ham... 5.50am na\t fci,uj»i.u '•""'"•=«»•«• ,,ftnfin v.a Of this northern spinners and Canada estate board should lend what prestige SALESMEN NEED AP- of the 10 days of last year 130,000, be- took 257 000 baleg thla year> agalnst does not mean that one party shall Money to Loan ...... 12 8 23 Jack'ville.. 8:50 am 6 Chavta 6:40 am receive all the benefits while the other It may to the niovement for improving 17 Toccoa. . .. 8:10 am 12 Richmond. C:5& am Jiind tlie same days year beivre last igo.OOO last year, and 195,000 the year conditions. Motorcycles A Blcyclea .... 12 6 PLY. STATE SALARY, fOJJeflln 8.10am 23 Kan. City. 7:00 am 57,0.00, and 1910 by 547.000. i before; southern spinners, 317,000, party is simply used to further the President Harris G. White stated on Music .It Dancing ...... 12 7 REFERENCES, AGE AND 29 New York 11:16 am IS Brunswick. 7:45 am The amount brought into sight dur- against 291,000 last year, and 257,000 interests of the party benefited ^ Friday^ that his views are entirely in Musical instruments ...... 12 7 5 Chatta... 10:35 am 29 Bir'ham. 11:30 am i« »»... u-,ut oruoir hno Vippn 544642 the year before, and foreign spinners "Last week I was asked by Mrs. Bel- j accord with those'of Mr. Davidson, -J Macon... 10.45am 38 New York 11:01 am ing thejastweefc has been 04«,»»* 730,000, against 585,000 last year and Personal ...... 11 5 GIVE PREVIOUS EX- 2TFt. Valley 10:45 am 40 Charlotte. 12:00 n'n bjlch, against 657,761 for the days end- 590,000 the year before. mont to speak at the Madison Square ( Peachtree Street Sale. Pool at Milliards ...... 13 7 21 Columbus 10:60 am 6 Macon... 12:20pm mi? this date last year, 581,394 year J _ Garden meeting, Ocbtore 19, ar- PERIENCE IN SELLING ' Cincinnati 11:10 am 30 New York. 2:46pm One of the largest sales of the year Public Stenographers • • . . 12 7 40B'ham... 12:40 pm 30 Columbus. 12:30 pm before last, and 487,082 same time m TRADE REVIEWED BY ranged for Mrs. Pankhurst. I consent- and a record-breaker for front foot Professional Cards ...... 11 6 29 Columbus. 1-40 pm 16 Chatta,... 3:00 pm COFFEE. ADDRESS F-727, 30 Bir'ham.. 2:30 pm 1910, and for the 10 days of October It ed. I felt that irt making such a speech pricea in its immediate neighborhood Railroad Schedules ..... 11 39 Btr'ham.. 4:10 pm has been 790,901, against 852,499 last COMMERCIAL AGENCIES at this time I should be serving the Ta the sale of No. S14 Peachtree street, 7 CARE CONSTITUTION. 39 Charlotte. 3:66 pm 18 Toccoa... 4:30 pm best inte-rests of our suffrage move- | which was announced on Friday, Real Kstttte For Sale .... 13 6 Macon 4:00 pm 22 Columbus? 6:10pm year, 866.123 year before last, and 690.- Nfew. Tork> Octo.)>er m_r>un's re- menf 1 John D. Babbag-e, of "Ask Mr. Bab- Real Estate for Sale or Ex- 37 New York. 5.00pm 6 Cincinnati. 5:10pm b74 same time in 1910. I view will say tomorrow that adjust- ment. change ...... 13 3 W A N T E D—An experienced 16 Brunswick 7.50pm 28 Ft. Valley. 6.20pm "Since then, upon considering that bage," and H. L. Harvey bought this 11 Klchmond. 8:15pm 26Heflln.... 6:45 pm The movement since September 1 ment to new conditions following the property from John H. James, whose HomoMil Notices ..... , . 11 6 salesman with established trade 54 KaKann City.fl*.. . 9.20pn fin m 10 Alacoll. . . . 5.30pm shows receipts at all United States enactment of the tariff bill results in this meeting is being arranged and home it was. The price given was $80,- Restaurants ...... 12 7 ISChatta...... 9:35 pm 44 Wash* ton.. 8:t6pla piots 1,850.615, against 1,742,735 some irregularity, yet, in a broad financed by a group ot business men. 000, which was at a rate of $1,600 per Aecd uud Pet Stock ...... 11 7 to travel in Georgia with a spe- 18 Columbus 10.20 pm 24 Jack'ville. 9.30pm la.bt year, 1,871,696 year before last, sense, the situation reflects continued I have decided I should not be fulfill- front foot. Situations Wanted — Male. . 12 3 SlPt. Valley. 8.00pm 11 Shrevep't. 11:00 pm and 1,408,246 same time in 1910. Over- improvement. Western reports Indi- The property is on the west side of the Situations W anted — Female 12 3 cialty line of fine ready-made 14 Cincinnati 11.00pm 14 Jack'ville 11:10 pm iand across the Mississippi, Ohio and cate that the volume of trade Is grad- ing my obligation to our cause IB All trains run dally Central time. America without recognizing its finan- street between Baker street and Porter Situations AV anted— Mule clothing and trousers of worsteds I'otomac rivers to northern mills and ually enlarging, the necessity of re- place, and adjoins the X,ewls Motor und Female ...... 12 3 City Tlctat Office. No. 1 Peachtree St. Camida, 35,927, against 2S.954 last year, plenishing depleted merchandise stocks cial as well as moral interests. I think. company building on .the south. The lot Storage and Warehouse . . IS 7 and serges. Best values on the Arrival and Departure of Passenger 35,164 year before/last and 29,905 same causing increased activity, that since Mrs. rank hurst is guaran- has a frontage of 50 feet, with a depth Typewriters and Supplies . 12 7 road today. Small selected line Trains. Atlanta. time in 1910.; interior stocks in excess The paucity of supplies is so marked teed ?1,500 and a percentage ot th-> of 186 feet on one line and 165 on the 11 7 ,. 'Jhe following schedule figures are pub- of those held at the close of the com- in certain lines that difficulty Is ex- gate receipts and is albo to be per- other. There is a two-story dwelling Wonteu — Hoard-Rooms. 13 1 and baggage consists of only one lished only aa Intormatlon and are not mercial year, 21&.201, against 224,065 pected in filling Immediate needs, -with mitted to take a collection and secure Wanted — Miscellaneous 12 guaranteed: last yearj 307,761 year before last and shortage of labor hampering some pledges, a share in the proceeds of tha S attractive hand sample case. •Dally except Sunday. ""There is an 8-foot alley space adjoin- Wanted—Mone y 12 0 '•Sunday Only. 199,561 came time in 1910; southern manufacturers. This i» particularly meeting should be secured for our ing the property. The adjoining prop- Wanted — Real Kstate . 13 Good proposition for the right UNION PASSENGEK STATION. mills takings 30t>,000, against 29)3,71S true of the cotton goods mills, which work in this country. erty, which Is owned by E. E. Dough- Wanted— Teachers 12 Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic. last year, 252,982 year before last, and have orders in hand for the next three "I therefore wrote Airs. Belmont that erty George Forrester and D. B. Car- man. None but salesmen with Effective sept. 28. Arrive. | ueav*. 225,736 same time in 1910. (months. I would not speak unless the ti easurer son, has a power over this alley which of the national association received a road experience need apply. P. O. Brunswick, WaycroBn These make the total movement The demand in both jobbing and re- allows the owners to build over it after LOST AND FOUND and ThomasvUle . ~.uv uu. i:30 an& lor the 40 days of the season from tail circles continues brisk at the high- check for ? 1,000 for our work. Mrs g-oing up 10 feet. Box 8/6, Knoxville, Tenn. Cordele •12:8Bpm «4:00pm Septembpr 1 to date1 2.110,773, against est prices of the year for many prod- Bulmont wrote me that she is not in Mr. Babbage announces that he and THAT LOST ARTICLE MAY Brunswick, Waycrosa 2,280,272 last year, 2,407.003 year be- ucts, although business has been re- control of the meeting's financial ar- Mr. Harvey will improve the property and Thomaaville 8:15 pm 10:00 pm fore last, and 1,863,449 same time in. stri-cted to some extent by the unset - rangements, but she states the ar- by the erection of _a three-story build- NOT BE FOUND TODAY WANTED-—An experienced bond Pullman sleeping cars on night, trainu bu* i-ansements made are flnal. 1 shall, j j* the top'flobrs'to be used for apart- tween Atlanta and Thoraaavillo. •Dally el- 1910. tied condition of raw material mar- Or tomorrow or. next week. In fact, salesman to place a $50,000 cept Sunday. Foreign exports for the week have.kets. theretore, take other meant, than the | le°^et>s whi'le the ground floor will be a month or more may elapse before been 201,360', against 238,721 last year. The failures this week number 281 in meeting in Jladlbon Square Garden to " "'- w««»«> it turnta up. .A. little pertiiatency may issue of 6 per cent bonds on a jenssnre the American public that mil- be necesaary. Olteja the article re- Georgia Railroad. making the total thus far for the sea-1 the United States, against 302 last Glover Adds Insurance Department. No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— son 1,257/119, against 1,110,039' last year, and 31 in, Canada, compared with itant methods have never been used mama unfound; often fear of prosecu- Tennessee industrial proposition 3 Augusta.. 6.25am 4 Auguata 12:10 n't year, a (loci-case of 117,080. 30 a year ago. and are not advocated in this country." The Charles P. Glover Realty com- tion, or hope of more satiofactory reward of unquestioned merit. Liberal • Cov'eton. 7:30 am 5 Augusta & Northern mills takings and Canada Mrs. Pankhurst will not leave for pany has added an insurance depart- may delay the restoration. Then the 93 Union Pt. 9.30am New York 7.30 am during the past 7 days show a decrease this country on the steamer La Frov- ment to its business. belated, awakening of the finder'a con- offer to high-grade man; none 1 Augusta.. 1:50 pm •26 LUhonia 10:30 am. Country Produce. ence tomorrow, as had been arranged, j ""The Glover"agency has established a. srienct* explains many delays. But per- •26 Llthonla. 2:10pm £8 Augusta.. 3:25pm of 15,017, as compared with the corret- sistency and Constitution Want Ads will other considered. Address F, 725, 27 Ne« York 94 Union Pt. 6:00 pra Bponding period Last year, and their to- New York, October 10.—Butter weak, re- according to a cable message receiveo connection with the London Assurance usually recover a lost article il au hon- ceipts 7,540 tubs: creamery extras 3Q>A<831, today, ahti will take another tteamer corporation. Martlne Harmsen, who is and Auguata 8:20 pm*10 Cov'gton. 6:10 pm tal takings since September 1 have In- fir . s- est person finds it. creased 97,162. The total, takings of, "t 28©30. seconds 2314® 27 V4. and sail under an assumed name to test|an experienced man in this line, will eS r steady< recel ts The Louisvllle and Nashville Railroad. American mills, north, south and Can- sltims iw ® i°3y P 1.768 boxes, the efficiency of male government, have charge of the department, LOST-—Pearl hut pin with diamond center WANTED—SALESMAN The cable gram was sent from Paris new department will cany all Friday afternoon between Peachtree place Effectivecve Maayy 18— . Leruve. | Arrive. S^H,.?'1"3 f£jr f»°jr^n e S1a^?Il,^ a,V6T,hte^1 ESS» »"esular'. receipts 8,103 cases; state, Chicago and Northwest.! 5-10 pm|ll:E>5 am .) 17,3o7, against 451,171 711 last yeari . These .Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites to Miss Joan Wickham, Mrs. Pank- of insurance, including casualty and and Alabama »t. Phone Ivy 2072 and get UNUSUAL opportunities to sell Cinclnnati-Loulaville ..... j include 2o7,2S6 by northern spinners, i as to size and quality, 30@50 -lo gathered hurst's representative here. As given automobile, but will pay especial at- reward. old line life insurance on Cincinnati and LoulHvlllo.. 7:12 am 9:50 pm against 160,124. 'whites 30®46. out tonight the message read: tention to fire insurance. LOST—Cioldf \\utch, open face, loat at Knoxville via'Blue Hideo. 7. 35 am 6:12 pm Stocks at the seaboard and the 29' Live poultry steady; chickens, western, "Undeistand United States immigra- No. 219 Penehtree Leased. Whitehall and Hunter ats. about 6:46 p. m. monthly premium basis. Our Knoxvillo via Carteravllle. 7:12 am 8:60 pm tion ofnciali) will detain me, question- Frldaj. Hewuid. Mr. Abeies, 2d floor, at Knoxville via Carteraville. 5 10 pmlll.BB am ing my riglit of entrance. Have Fitzhugh Knox has leased No. 219 J. 31. Hifli Co. ' policies full of guaranteed talk- Murphy accommodation .. 4 05 pmf 10:60 am WILL party \\ho found lady's Elgin \vatch, ing points. None but high-class Seaboard Atr Line Railway. on corner \\hitehali and Alabama St., Effective April 27, 1913. ,, . . , noon; i»abj 's picture inside. engra\ ed C. P., men and women with reference No. Arrive Prom— 1 No^ Depart Ti than at this date in 1910. Kansas City, October 10.—Butter; eggrs call cashler,_ Si7 or 3938 Alain, Keward. need answer. P. O. Box 441. 11 New York 6:20 am 11 Bir'ham.. 6:30 am Including stocks left over at ports and poultry unchanged, you day The entire building is now LOST—Bun":h of key a Friday afternoon, 11 Norfolk... 6.'JO am 11 Memphis. 6:30 am and interior towns from the last crop! St. Louis, October 10.—Poultry, chickens, fldence. Vale and vault keys, loat on Peachtree- 11 Wash'ton. 6 :20 am 6 New York 12:60-pm and the nurmber of bales brought into 12; springs, 12; turkeys, 18; ducks, 12%, (Signed) Waahington st. ear, or JBuckhead car. Flnd- SALESMEN" FOR ACETYLENE LIGHTING 11 Portsm'th. 6:20 am 30 Monroe... 7:00 am sight thus far from the new crop, the I ee|f«; 10- •'KAtMELJNE PANKIIURST." er return t( 130 Peachtree at. Reward. SYSTEM for country homes and churches. 17 Abbe'e S.C 8:60 am 6 "Wash'ton 12:50 pm t er oreain<)ry 31 Attractive proposition to high-grade men 6 Memphis. 12:40 pm 6 Norfolk.. 12:60 pm supply to date is 2,737.190, against f "' « '24 ' ' It was announced tonight that Mrs. BB LOST—One bunch of keys. Finder will with facilities .for getting into the country. 6 Bir'ham. 12:40 pm 6 Portsm'th 12:50pm 2,614,985 for the same period last year. ' O. H. P. BelmCmt will be prepared to VERDICT FOR $9,000 please return to Mr. Everett, Pittsburg j Our Generator embodies new principles, be- 22 Bir'ham. 12.10pm 23 Bir'ham.. 4:15 pm furnish a bond of $100,000 for Mrs. Plate Glass Company. SC W. Alabama; re- ing installed in a cement-lined pit removed G New York. 4:55 pm 5 Bir'ham.. 6:06 pm world's vinibie supply. Naval Stores. Pankhurst, if necessary, on the militant GIVEN TO MRS. YATES \v arcl. from buildings, assuring absolute safety. C Wash'ton. 4:55 pm 5 Memphis. 5:OS pm leader's a.i rival here. Permitted by the Fire Underwriters. Thou- 6 Norfolk. . 4:65 pm 18 Abbe'e.S.C. 4:00pm New Orleans. October 10—Secretary I savannah. Ga.. October 10.—Turpentine sands in auccebaful use. Liberal commis- 5 Portsm'th. 4:55 pm 12 New York. 8:66-pm Hesters statement of the worlds visi-1 steady at 39%; sales 455. receipts 724- sions. Jenne Acetylene Gas Machine Co 12 Bir'ham 8.35 pm 12 Norfolk. .. 8:65 pm ble supply of cotton made up from spe-! shipments 411; stocks 26,002* Rosins easier) Perry, Cra., October 10. — (Special.) — J^5^5^iL IndiazmpoUs, Ind. 29 Monroe 8.00 pm 12 Portsm'th. S:55 pm cial cable and telegraphic advices com- 1 salel s s1,74551 36; 5receipts, 1.388. shipments 7,104; Houston superior court convened Mon- MRS" G~ SCOTT HKNDERSON HOME City Ticket Office, SB Peachtree St. pares the figures of this week with ; °SH , I - . - A B C D E »3.S7M,; F G H BEAUTY PARLOR — Freckled, pimples Ikst week, last year and the year be-11 *3 57Vj V *s'.8f',,,K *4'10; M s4'40' N f5-10' I day morning-. Judge ri. P. Gilbert, of and blackheads cured. Face and scalp Hpe- FOR the best selling policy in existence; a ft re Tt ohrmra in lnr-r«i» Vni- fhe'wlndoA w Class $6.10. Watefwhlte S6.20. i Chattahoochee c-iicuit, presiding. There claltlea, iu.ce. neck and bust developing; nitm- thlrty-mlllion-dollar company; moat liber- Western and Atlantic Kailroad. r»re. It shows an increase lor the Wilmington, N. C., October 10.—Spirits I were fifty-one civil cases on the cal- f curing and shampooing; all Isi-nds oi hair al terms to agents; pure protection, the No. Arrive From— No. Depart To _J • turpentine steady at 38%; receipts, none. 1 kind of insurance everybody wants; men 3 Nashville.. 7:10 am 94 Chicago... 8:00 em endar and a large number were dis- \vork done, everything up-to-date and man- 10-20 am 2 Nashville.. 8:35 am Rosin, steady at 3.30. receipts, none. Tar ufacture my o\\ n creams, all work guar- and women; age 21, $9.38; age 36. S14X»8;i 7,8u *™Rom—e ... firm, at 2.20; receipts, none. Crude tur- posed of. age 50, $23.60; age 65, $35.55; rates baaed' 93 Nashville. 11:45 am 92 Nashville. 4:50 pm Among those disposed of was the anteed, special callu and death calls solicit- on the American experience table of mor- 1 Nashville. 7 30 pm 72 Rome 6 :15 pm pentine firm, at $2.00, $3.00 and J3 00 re- case of Mrs. Georgia A. Yates vs. The ed, shrouding and assisting the undertaker. 7:50 pm 4 Nashville. 8:50 pm ceipts, none. FLAYED BY UNTERMYER 178 Forrest avenue, corner Bedford. Ivy tality , safo and sound; largo reserve fund, 95 Chicago.., Georgia Southern and Florida railway, deposited with home state; every one wants CUNARD being a suit for damages for the death 5995- ____^__^__ it when once explained to them. Write S. Foreign Finances. of her husband in a railroad wreck W. Joiner, Southern Mgr., 608 Temple Court buildintr Atlanta. Ga. TAXICABS London, October 10.— Consols for money He Champions Currency Bill as near Bonaire several years ago, Mr. DENTISTRY NEXT SAILINGS Yates being at the time an engineer THE GEOKUIA Dental Parlors, 101H ^-*\MU— ui uie largest companies operating in OF THE 727 7-1 S: consolH for account, 7211-16. Bar Whitehall St., cor. Mitchell, offer the fol- silver dull at 28%d. Money, 8%. Discount Relief Against So-Called in the employ of the railroad compa- lowing prices for a few days: the south desires salesman of unquestion- rates, short bills, 4%@4%; three months, ny and on one of the engines that was Set of teeth JB.OO able, character and ability to represent them TAXICABS Fastest Steamers In the World Money Trust. in t!.e wreck. Verdict and decree was 22-K. Uold Crown J3.00 in this territory. Must be In a position to Berlin, October 10. — Exchange on London, rendered against the railroad, award- Brldueworlc $8.00 pay traveling expenses Cor the first two 20 marks 45 pfennigs. Money, 4 per cent. ing $9,000 damages to Mrs. Yates. Mrs. Wbito Crowns fS.OO months, as we work on commission basis LUS1TANIA ... OCT. 15 Paris, October 10. — Rentes, 87 francs Yates was represented by R.. L,. Berner Oliver or Amalgam Fillings 50O exclusively. Position should net right par- Belle Isle 92 y, centimes. Boston, October 10.—The fundamen- Gold. Fillings Jl.OO ty at least $3,000 annually. For further In- and A. C. Riley. Bring this coupon. It will entitle you to a formation address P. O. Box 277. Atlanta, MAURETANIA. OCT. 22 tal principles of the currency bill were The grand jury has returned into discount. Ga. IVY 5190. ATLANTA 1598. Sailing at 1 A. M. Comparative Port Receipts. championed tonight by Samuel Unter- court thirty-three true bills, three of SALESMAN — With cupltai and ability to myer, of New York, in an address which are for murder. They not be- QUICKDST ROUTE via FISHGtTABD for folio win*; were net receipts at the po'-ts ing able to complete their work ad- SOLID' SILVERWARE join party holding two valuable contracts OP Friday, October 10, 1 compared \i 1th before the Economic club. Mr. Unter- for the Houth to organize and Increase tales those on the corresponding day last year. journed over until Monday. Judge force. Brands partly established with drug LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA 1 tor Wedding Presents Nov 191S. I "! 2 myer said the bill/ had "minor defects," Gilbert, having completed the civil and grocery trade and are staple commodi- SEED AND PET STOCK •Caronia, Oct. 18.10am M^uratonla -*' . . 17.889 I HAVK juat receiveti from one of the 28.478 but that he favored it "primarily be- docket, adjourned the court until largest iua.iiufacturera of solid silverware ties1 . This aci wilt appear but once. Addreag •Curmania, Nov.l.lOam HlaUi8l«nW i n_ (n. New Orleans 3.754 7,601 cause of what it will do toward re- Monday morning. _ F . 730, care Atlanta Constitution. *Curnrania,Nov.29,10am Mobile . . 3.225 1,590 a big as-surcment of bolid silverware suit- H. G. HASTINGS & CO. V Savannah .. laxing' the strangle hold of a few men able ior \vedcling gifts and would fi.slt you WANTED — One or two A-l stock salesmen 18.D31 12.214 lo call and see my stock belore buying. for established. proposition of highest SEEDS, BULBS AND Lusitanla ?°A ;|. Lusitania ?«£ £. Charleston 4,063 4.332 in New York on the money and credits SUPPLIES. Wilmington . 4.E93 4.J09 I can save you money. Al. Oreer, The Up- class. Address, w^th reference and experl- •C'aronia, Nov.15,10am. *Ivernia,Dec.lO,10am Norfolk .. . of tht country." Lanett Tigers Fined. stans Je\velur, 2 V.i Walton si., corner ence. JBox F 72G, care Constitution. _ BOTH PHONES 2S68. •Caronin.Dec. 13,10 am 4,249 Peachtree. Baltimore 3,750 "Onfc must have studied the ques- West Point, Ga., October 10. — (spe- NOW la the very bent time ut the year to •Calls at Queenbtown East and West Bound. Pacific Coast tion," he continued, "to realize our im- cial.) — Mayor R. W. Jennings, of Lan- WANTED TO KNOW WANTED — Legitimate stock lix a lawn, ojr Kvergreen Lawn mixture minent peril. I believe we have awak- ett, Ala., fined four negroes on Mon- is the beut setA to use for a new lawn. MEDITERRANEAN-ADRIATIC SERVICE, 2,997 IF any children or gran.duhild.ren of Kamuel salesman to sell $50,000 stock Kor a ttermuau lawn we aaviae sowing Calling at Madeira, Gibraltar. * Algiers, 1 Brunswtclc ened in time and that thit, is one of day who were caught selling whisky in Price, oi \Vicilcy, Kusbla Foland., or Schol- * Monaco, Genoa, Naples, Trieste, Plume. 17,3:3.: j£ngliuh rye grass. Come ia ana consult ua Aransas Pass 1,228 the instruments by which we shall Ijanett. Those caught on Monday were: ma. buhUtman, ol Maata, Ruaaiu. Poland, are in best loan proposition in Geor- beiora buying your seed. Sailings noon. See Itinerary. Jacksonville . , 1,945 work our way ro ficedom." Shep Toles, Grant Wise, Solomon Wise in tiie faouttt. Information will be apprecl- IVERNIA . . .Oct. ^3 •6FRANCONIA, Nov 15 Various .. The "true inwardness" of the oppo- and Laura MeCants. Each were fined j ated. Adiiretf.s il. .U Scliilt'man, 7G-B White- gia, with panic proof assets; will WJ£ H.AVK just gotten in one oC the largest 1ULTON1A .- Nov. 6 t§PANNONIA, Nov,22 sition, he sajd, was found in the re- $200 and given six inonths. except hail street, Alla-iita, ua. appeal to invesiors; liberal offer. importations ot Dutch Bulbs that ever fOmita Madeira. §Omits Genoa. JOmits Ma- Totals . .84,862 came to Atlanta. They ar« irom tno very dcir.i. Gibraltar, Genoa, carries 2d and 3d 83,909 fusal to permit bankers to control the Laura MsCants, who was given a heavy HAVJtS your comblnsa made up by the S. A* bosi groweru in Holland, men who make a currency sjstern. But the bill in 'ts fine. Clayton, Company's method. Your twitches Call 1022 Candler building. specialty of growing hign-ulass buiua for ROtVn XffE WORLI> TKIFS, $498 AND CP Estimated Receipts Saturday. entirety gra\ e the bankers "a v'astlv do not tautjie und we do not have much tue better cia»a on trade, our prices are tue Hpecial through rates to Egypt, India, Galveston 15,300 to 17,500, against 29,613 more generous representation" than is waste. 36 & Whitehall btreet. Phone Main AN opportunity for several lot salesmen of same aa those asked for inferior stock. We China,, Japan, Manila, Australia, New Zea- last year. accorded in any known system of 17b8. "We bell awitchea. ability and proven record to form a prof- will be eiaa to have you c«jme iu ana ioo*£ land, South Africa., and South America. In- Xew Orleans 6,000 to 5,600. ag-alnst 7 147 finance. TRAIN HITS TROLLEY; itable and permanent connection with the them over. "We nave just gotten out a new dependent tours in Europe, etc. tJend- for last year. "Not satisfied with flavins' six of rhe A nmTT A ,r A KELjI13VBD in 2 minute* leading subdivision company of the south, l*uJb cataiogue, and every uno interested booklet Cunar<2 Tuurt,. /\.O _L -tLAl-A-or money refunded. THOM- operating only in high-class properties in t>nould nave one. Tixey aie tree tor uie nine directors of each of the reserve 1 DEAD, 10 INJURED ASUN'S FAMOUS ASTHMA REMEDY. BOO Atlanta. For' interview see Mr. McElroy, AUENT SAILINGS ning for a voice in determining when, Fuc I^k your druggist. Box 538, Atlanta, Empire bullding. VViiTlAVl;; a tine aaaortment of JBulb Pans TO INDIA, CHINA, JAPAN AND ALSTKA- Boston. Mass.. October 10.—Buying in the Westfield. Conn., October 10. —A s the and .b'lower pots ali «*•>«" 1,1 A. •wool market during the past u eek has how and to whom the government result of a head-on, collision on the WANTED by one ot the oldest manufac- N". Y. office 24 State fc>t., or local agents been less keen than during several pre- shall issue its obligations in 'he torm Berlin branch of the New York, New AS baked at 6B turing concerns In the south, city sales- HXAO1NTH Uiasfaes line Lof planting bulbs In your own Town. ceding -weeks. More or less territory and of currency." Haven and Hartford railroad between j - Ktisewood. and man who understands thoroughly the gro- In water. 1& cents each, ^ tor zb cents. a Httle fleece and scourod—perhaps three Mr. Untermyer cnaracterized the op- a steam train and an electric car here gluten flour, as sold here, relieves diabetes cery trade of Atlanta, prefer one who Is \VK~FOKNTaH locks tree to our clly custo- million pounds all told—have cnanged hands and all stomach dluoruerg. uluten Bakery. mers tnai want^to piant bulbs in water. ponents of the bill as 'the most power- tonight Ralph A. Blydenburgrh, Mid- Phono Ivy 4087-J. familiar with the north aide, must come at practicaly former "rate**. Several hun- ful, plausible and resourceful body of dletown, city editor of The Middietown well recommended and be u. hustler. cJood GUAKASTKED mueiug Canary Jairds. ja.Zo dred bales of flne Auwtrallan seventies and men in the country—g~iand past mas Penny Pre&s, as instantly killer! und opportunity for the right man. Address Man- above have also been sold at former rates ters in the art of manufacturing pub- MATEKN1TY SANITARIUM—Private, re- utaoturer, care Constitution. each. ^_—^ — Missouri: Three-elgftta, quarter blood,23. Max Glass, Holyoke, Mass.; Otto St. fined, home-liJte, limited numbcftr ot pa- GuLp~FiSH—10. 16 and 2S conta «achVx •"., • Kentucky and similar. Half, three- lic- sentiment." Arnold, Meridian, a waitei, and Miss tients cared for. Homes provided for in- BEAUTIFUL NEW MAPS. Latest, largest Wii KKTAlLi more cuckou lead than any elffhtfi unwashed, 23 @ 24. "The only two debatable questions Fiances Florian, Rockfill. were per- fants. Infants for adoption. Mrs. M. T. and finest ever issued. New features. other house In the city. We think that J£ Scoured basis: Texas fine, 12 months 50® of primary choice in Ihib conn oversy " haps fatally injured. Right others Mitchell. 2S Windsor at. Easy sellers. Sure money-makers. Write pretty good proof tnut we handle the best 53, fine, 6 to 8 months, 47 @48, flne fall he asserted, "were. Should there bo weie less seriously injured. The col- quick for special proposition. Hue-gins Co- u.hov ueiivcr promptly. Oive MS a irial order. C< "C1T?VTi1 MII/UNERY CO. have Atlanta, Ga. ROGEKS B.TOY, AGENT 45046. twelve reserve banks or less? And lision is attributed to a misunder- 1 I'.KL) COMB Aieai~Ma.shTTne great egg pro- should the curiency be a government standing of oiders. S. KJ. J- -CV JL Hj moved to 39 W. Mitch- FOB ALL LINES obligation?" He expressed the opini.in ell st. Walk a blocfe and save a dollar. AGENTS. ducing leed. feed it now ana mane tha Metals. Phone Main 2085. AGENTS—--Salary or commission. Greatest hens lay (luring the moult, $.£.35 per iutf UNION DEPOT TICKET OFFICE.. that twelve reserve banks were pref- seller yet. Every user pen and Ink buys pounds. 10 pounds, a& cents . New York, October 10.—Lead, quiet, 4.40 erable to a smaller number, because After the silo is filled run through eight on sight. 200 to 600 per cent profit. One PHONE.MAIN B13, bid: London, £20 2s 6d. tney would permit a responsible local or ten Inches of moistened stra\\ and sow ATLANTA PORTRAIT CO. agent's sales $620 In 6 days; another $32 in ilull Phone Main 3»7«. Atlanta Phone 6113. Spelter, quiet, at [email protected]; London, £20 management and avoid the danger of half a bushel of oats on top. This keeps 136 WELLS STREET, wholesale dealers in 2 hours. Monroe Mfg. Co., X 46, La Cro&se. 15s. bureaucracy thit "would be inevitable It air-tight, and the roots form a matwork portraits and Irames. Catalogue free. Wls. lAxtcit—AND—Uoii> Copper weak; standard spot to January if there were, say. only four or five •which acts as a seal to keep out the air. McMlL,L,Aw .tittua. faiii-O coM-'PANtf, BLOOD POISON S15.20(5816.20. electrolytic, $18.CO®1S 78; such banks COMPOUND OXYGEN—Made dally for ca- AN agent to sell maps. Others are making- Tttc. Mn;w nUaii lake. [email protected]; castings, *16.37@ 16.S5. The objections, to the bill expressed tarrh, deafness, diseases of nose and $8 per day, you can do the same; we t'lbil^U AND 'J.JrlljCK.h;KS. For the past two years Tin weak; spot and October, $40.00@40 40, Keep a little salt where your horse can throat and ears. This is the season to be teach you how. Crops good, prices high. 12 South Broad street. Atlanta, Ga. I have made a success Xovember, [email protected]: , December, $40.00 by the conference of "he country bank- get it at his pleasure, not throwing ti in cured. Special reduced rates. Dr. Georee Now is the time to begin. Call at once. ers at Boston, Mr. Untermyer said, Bro^n, 312-14 Auatell building. Huse Co., 620 Temple Court, Atlanta, Ga. FOR BALE—200-chlck Incubator (used once> of treating this trouble were "trivial, selfish and insincere." his feed. How do you like your food over- and two 100-chick brooders, cost ?40; flO by the use of the "606" Antimony dull; Cookson's, 5830. salted? HAVE your scalp treated by the S. H. Clay- \VANTBU—ITouns man to traveT~an Uiboatsos success- I A band of women today raided Har- to be Atlanta mall carriers, *G7 month. J. fully. This valuable work hab never been Cr. Hughes. Atlanta's Long Established. breed mare of the Perchron strain IF YOU WANT first-class house cleaning L. K.. this office. frost Reliable Specialist. ley street, in the west end of London, call Ivy 3082. Klv«m to the public before. Price. 60 cents, a district almost entirely occupied by shown at the National Conservative colored Southern Automobile School, postpaid. W. H. Edjfar. 270 Whitehall St., I cure to stay i offices of me.dical specialists, and exposition, at Knoxville, in competi- day and rJgrht classes, corner Magnolia Atlanta. Go. OB red KBRVTS, smashed windows right and 16ft all tion with the best animals of the en- HELP WANTED—Male. and Hulsey streets. ONE grocery wagon, new rlm«. good condi- BLOOD and Skin along the street. tire south and west. WANTED—Fast boys, with or without •tlon, J10 cash. 231 E. Fair. M. 25S5, At- The secretary of the Woman's So- STORES A>'I> OFFICES. wheels; $7, S9, J12 a week; also boys to lanta 1800. _ X)!eeases, Varicose OB ATLAJVTA work after school. Miller's Minute Messen- cial and Political Union, the militant YOUNG MAN bookkeeper and correspon- FOR SALE—Shetland ponies', $75. 186, S100. Veins. ' Ulcers, organization, says today's attack on dent for all-round, office work with manu- gers. 17 Falrlle St.. Phone 23 or Ivy 4372. $126, $200. $250, $500, delivered in Atlanta, Kidney and BIatock"rariUi iaii moved to 17* tion or wben bills are presented by Inntiitaa , Ganu. Peters utmct, near Leonard »t. Talte "W*Ik*r 5 t?Se ,«W Want Ads when you lo«» stock exhibits. jeii," Grandj all next to West View car. Milch cow*. b*«t ckttl* 1614 H. Broad Street, ATLANTA, GA. The midway is 400 feet Ions and will mail or solicitor and you AOOOOMBO* and Jersey mate. Bell phoD* W, 1U1» Jtt- fOmethtof—«»ttJn»T into quick toucu be lined with attractions. Continued iu Next Column. Itnta *6«. . - - _ _ . with t&4 flaa*r. , V NEWSPAPER VSPAPERI i:&iB3#itoQte^ ,__ , . . >«ter- %,^];y^''^^ '\;- •••';• x".;^:'" jypK''.' .,\V---^V^^ •''..' iti^ai€TFrpp—Dressmaking and eewln# at pri- ,-Bie BrnMre'^lfler, Phone Main 1587 SPANISH! SPANISH!! , j steain Laundry. ^10 Houston street. mobile accessories and supplies at greatly , -9, Bungalov/s and Apartment ,DUA AWAY BROS. I WILL teach you Spanish as it is epoken vato homes; $1.21 per day; all work EXPERT watch repairing; satisfaction HELP WANTED—Female In Castllla, Spain, at reasonable terms. I HEART PINJ5 SHLNGLJ3S lor sale at *4 reduced prices for cash. Masonic Temple strictly guaranteed. Dressmaker, 374 Kavt ",.guaranteed. S Walton at. just off Peach- will 'also do translation very reasonable,* . ner 1 000. Gate City Lumber Company, building. 216 Feachtree. - ' Hunter street. 0.A. V-EVfii? 1*2* M* \JM! A-'A^J Jik3» 604 Pecatur street. . Both, phones. .tree.': •• ; - - WHEN you ' want • stenographic or mnlti- Address to Professor Campoamor. No. 25- B. AUTOMOBILES drawlnss and . traclnsa eraphinff, work .or. competent help of -any Bills street. " ' 'FORM LETTERS .multisraphed; prompt . M. ..1LOCK MUSIC AND DANCINQ kind,, call J1Bellam1 y Buslneea ,Ay«ncy. '1330 ANNIE GAKTRELL MEMORIAL CONSER- and neat work at reasonable prices. REPAINTED. ~^>-~ . bicycles,* motorcycles, locks, keys, cash Candler ^' - • • • • VATORY OF MUSIC, now located ab 606 i,AGI^ MTJL.TIGRAPHING CO. TOPS recovered and repaired. Wheels, axlea reglstera, umbrellas. 'sclt'sors. knives, trunks, Ponco de L«on avo. All gradoa at city school Bell Phone Main 1158. 8 N. Forsyth St. ' and springs repaired.. HigH*Krado work ORATORY. Music In all its branchei AT.CA.NTA UFHOLSTEKI-NG iron safes, jjraph'ophones and-slot machines; work specialized. Best advantages in all at reasonable prices. Chartered and empowered by tho state tc. . 296 WHITEHALL,. .MAIN'' 2*75. .keys fitted- fn nny part of the city;, expert ,WANTEI>—Get government jobs. Biff p,ay. .branches of music. Miss Lucy tiortrell, dl- JOHN M. SMITH. confer degrees. Phone Ivy 6988. Send for . XtiL> klndu of furniture rcpalrfU. upholster- workmanship r work, guaranteed. B. B. Lock "Write for free list of posftlons 'available. rectreaa. Phona Ivy 157-L. •:; : .Wedding Invitations JJfi sQuont 100, 120-122-124 AUBURN AVE. catalog. 20 East Baker street. :«d. reflnlahed; cushions made for porch Gun,; JJo.. 4, South Forsyth, at the viaduct. Franklin Institute^ Dept. .COO -G, .Rochester, j LEARN millinery Beat, trade S3.00. Can't tell tooia steel encravlnga. furniture, '_ _ ._ : •Atlanta phone 320S. N. Y. . ' on earth for' a woman.- Pre- Thomason Prlntintr Company. 2914 Marl- AUTOGENOUS WELDING, CLASSES will open September 1 for TOC«I »nl instrumental music at 232 Spring «tr««t. Mrs. C.,C. DOWNES, "WANTED—First-clas1 s manicurist, who has pare now for fall season Pays $60 >to 9100 etta street. Atlanta. Ga. MACHINE! parts of all kinds accurately re- fTTRJ-jTrOltBl house KJld" goods, office fix- 29 y~ Marietta. St. had barber shop 'experience.' ' Elks Barber a month. Ideal School of Millinery. 100% stored and euaranteed; also cxy-docarbon- Theresa Craot-Hoffman. - •turea; and in> fact, overythlng. you want. Bdth. Phones. Malji 2146, AUanta_4_922. ' Shop, ^106 Franklin • St.. -Tampa^ Whitehall street. , . 1 000 AKMY TENTS. 18-oz. TJ. S. duck; iztng; of all gas engines. A trial will con- DANCING school', latent steps: print* Imtruo- ACTIVE, Int«Hlgent wo-man-over 26, perma- WANTED—-.Pupils In French and German. slichtiy used. We hav* all sizes. Call .or Tlm tlo'.w. Phono Iiry 0067-J. 43 W. P«»e .'. .JACOBS AUCTION XXX-'•'.- I-fMHEK. nent work, expenses guaranteed, requtrea Will teach conversation or will coach. write Tents, 296 S. Pryor'St., Bell M. 2643-L METAL WELDING CO. «.. Atlanta. 51 TJECATUR ST.-' traveling; K'^od ojiportunlty fpr' advan Ivy • 4920-J.. or address "Teacher," care «6 Garnett St. Phone Main 3013. 'Near Klmball -Houae. Bell phone-MS*; At- TPATERSON L L:M B E R co. ment. Apply- 11^0- Cantller Bldg, Constitution. > •WANTED—Barbers to know we carry full .In tho firm to set the best lumber at the line fixtures and supplies In stock in At- Jowe.st prices. Let us fisure your lumber 15 years old for pattern stock room; lanta. Write for catatoeue. Matthews & NORTON VULCANIZING. & ^ •])tlh'. 3tvy S251, ,AUanta_S251. ' experienced helper preferred. The Pic- FRENCH torial Review 'Co.. Cable Piano bldg. CONVERSATION and lessons taught by a Lively, Atlanta. Ga. TIRE CO. "WHEN in doubt where to purchase your . MTJLT1GBAP1HNG. ADJJKE9SJCKO. ,. -,T,r RUBBER tires put on your baby's piano, go to the wholesale warehouse of _ WANTED—Women arid gins to worlt In pa- graduate Frenchman. Fd. May, 767 T1 VULCANIZING and all kind of tlr* work. Tho Baldwin Piano Company, 40 "West Ala- IVY 452. ATLANTA per box factory,- steady •• work; American Edgewood avenue. Ivy •278-J. IN ±L VV carriage; repaired, repainted and Phones: Ball 0926: Atlanta 1892. 64 Ivy bama street^Atlanta. ' : THE i,KTU'BR CRAFT SHOP. Box and File. Co., 3.32^payi3, ^t. . recovered. Ivy 3076. Robert Mitchell, 229 street. • ' HEBIABIiiB SERVICE UUA ATLANTA ART SCHOOL, 35 Irwin street. UPRIGHT KNABE PIANO, in perfect con- REST'multigraphlns work In south. Prompt WANTED—A . competent , colored trained - Ivy £825-1* Drawing and painting 'from Edgowood. service. - AH work guaranteed. Business FOR SALE cheap almost ndw -roller, top ditlon; cost $450; win sell for $200 caah Service ' Company. P. G. Box 838. Atlanta. nurse to attend children who gt> to school. life. Mrs. Ada T. Rails, director. E. H. ODOM BRO. CO. or terms. Phone Ivy 797. v, ~«*. --get along witljoat-a barber.' Whfln : Ivy SlSg-J. ' " ______TUTORING In hlsh school and college desk and chair. Apply 926 Hurt Bids HAVE! your automobile repaired THB ...i need of one so to ' {.^Reeves')* Barber lvy 7011. Ivy 8018-J. BIGHT WAY. PIANO BARQ Al N S—Cleveland-Manning Plu» Chop, e South Forsyth street. IVe.-do cleatt- WELL experienced' colored' hotel maid. 1018 work by Harvard graduate. Phone Ivy Co., 80 North Pryor street, 1ns and VreHsing while y,ou wait.- Atlanta Century building. 609S-J. ET OUR prices on lumber and building BEAR 45 AUBURN AVB. IVY 6893. phone a03i-A. material. We can aave you money; Patter- sor.'Lumber Co. Ivy 6251. Atlanta 6251. UKiCK AVOItK. Quick, Reliable DOBBS TIRE REPAIR CO. Messengers. »* HELP WANTED— Male and FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. FO'R SALE—immber, brick, sash, skylights, VTB REPAIR AND SELL ALL MAKES OP FOR RENT—TYPEWRITERS :-AMERICAN MISSSKNGKR SERVICE other building material, cheap; tearing TIRES AND TUBES. 226 PEACHTREE] down. Be quick. At 36 S. Broad st, >_ STREET. PHONE IVY B64S. TYPEWRITERS RENTED CALL F. L. Pierce ' when you want: a good JULECIIANICAJ-,- " Female. High Grade job of brick work. Phone Ivy 7073-J. OLD-ESTABLISHED, and one of the largest 4 MONTHS FOR (5 AND UP. Ill" Lajb'runce street. ' ,. G. V. PLANTS, M. . real estate companies In Atlanta can use EMPIRE FISH MARKET Autogenous Weldine Co. Rebuilt Typewriters J2S to tIS. a few ladles or gentlemen on liberal basis JELLICO COAL FISH DAILY. 112 Whitehall street." AUTOMOBILE and machine parts ot aK AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. r : SPKCIAt. MACHINE DESIGNING. FISH DAILY. • 112 Whitehall St. kinds welded. 182 Courtland St. Ivy 671. TvE Sl)rELr'an"j thinK ~lir"conore'te from a I!li2 West North Avenue. Main 2829. to handle .Peachtree road subdlvlsioii* on , 48 North Pryor St. Phone Main 2626. easy monthly- payment plan. Liberal, care For Cash. lawn-va^e to an apartment house. 'Burial M1JL1.1JVK11V.- FOR SALE—One small Hall-Herrine safe; MOST complete line of rental machines in Vaults a specialty.' Ijykumu System. Concrete Constitution. in first-class order, and at a bargain. the south; all machines flrst-clas1a condi- AutiUyll Uuiid^ "WANTED—People to -write true stories on Round -imp $4-5° Apply 414 Templ*ea Cour^v^. t- bldgmv*e,. • MOTORCYCLES—BICYCLES^ tion. Remington, MOnarchs and . Smith "What a Constitution Want Ad Did for Heating and Plumbing Co. ONE 7-horae power Excelsior motorcycle, Premier. Rental rates from $1.87 to JS.09 Me." Not over 2£0 .words. Name not used if Block $4.75 44 Falrlle 3t. Ivy 6670. ?260 model, equipped with Prestolito tank, per month per machine. Remington Type- L UiN z.~ AKS'^A'Siy'^CcJMi'ABjYT you so request, but name and. address must writer Company PK'USHUD SToNfc;, granite • sand, concrete rriON filGNS signifies best quality. lamp, tandem, etc,; value, $280; will sell for , 66. NORTH BROAD STREET. '' sand. 414 _ Rhodes Bide., Atlanta,_ Ga.^ HORNE-CANDivER CO. accompany story. Will pay well for stories BURNWELL JELLICO COAL J-Kent Sign Co., 130 & Pcachtree at. ?140. Southern Motorcycle Company, 195 ; 84 NORTH PRYOR ST. accepted and published. Address "Want Ad Kdgewood. avenue. C'AKl'JE'iAJST1> Itl'G CLJSAJ'iiNG. _ r \ P UTTM SELLS BARGAINS IN FUR. DESKS, chairs and flline cabinets, office Story Editor," The Constitution, Atlanta, COMPANY, AK-KJ^iN 121 Marietta St. Main 1736. I HAVE two brand-new motorcycles for supplies. Phones: Ivy 1158; Atlanta, Ga. sale at a big bargain'. Terms if desired. TYPEWRITERS & SUPPLIES Atlanta Carpet Cleaning Cbi II? YOU nave city acquaintance, and will 427 Decatur St. SALE cheap, second-hand safe. Ad- Nat E. Love. Ivy 4177. 27 W. ALliXAixKBB. IVi' 4186^ devote thrsc hours of your time each day dress Box A 109. care Constitution. OWNERS OLIVER WE clean all klndu of carpets and rugs; also O. W. GAY MFG. CO, to my business, you can easily earn $60 to Bell Phone Ivy 2961. Atlanta 1996 FOR SALE—Gasoline engine and wood saw BARGAINS in second-hand motorcycles, all cleaning feather pillows , and beds; 16 ^lANLTFACTURERS of store and office fix- $100 per week. Call at once. W. P. Cole. makes. 62 N. Pryor, Atlanta, Ga. Gus years' . experience. ^ cheap. Must sell'. Call Main 1735. Castle. TYPEWRITERS tures., General contracting: 1ftl>and1 repairs, 1408 Candler building. SEND .address our ofClcs for valuable In- S-l Kdsewood avenue. Ivy " formation- Oliver Typewriter Agency. 54 HARRIS, & CO. MEN" and, . women wanted for government SECOND-HAND PRINTING MATERIAL RUGS cleaned and -bound. Furniture re- FOR SALE CHEAP. WANTJED—-Miscellaneous^ Auburn ave...... ' . . paired and packed. Twenty years' experi- ^^ jobs, $65 to ¥ 150 month. Positions open, ^TO LOAN ence:, 2acb Harris, ftlgr., ;!3S Piedmont Ave. C. K HINDER & SON ll«t free. Franklin Institute. Dept. G G.. 272 California cases, cost T6c; sale price 20c. Ivy 2060-1-.. MANUFACTURERS of high-grade palntg, Rochester. N. Y. 103 lower case news cases, full size, cost 50c; WE PAY highest cash prices for AUCTION S A*LES. white lead and'Creosote mains. We make sale price 15c. anything. Pianos, household Oriental Ilug & Cleaning Co. ready mixed paints to order. Corner La GCTON THE STAGE 29 cabinet canes, if you take the lot, lOc LOANS $25.00 AND UP THE SOUTHERN A GS cleaned, $1.60 and up. Ivy 3471. France and Lowry streets. Bell phone Ivy Particular free. . Box 400, care Constitution. apiece. goods, furniture and office fix- On Furniture, Pianos VAGB CO. at 90 S. Pryor will buy or eell Bell Phone, .Main 3027. SSS^-iJ. Atlanta, Ga. SOLICITORS, for very attractive Christmas Galley rack, holding ten galleys, up to three your furniture, household goods or plait j. CAKKI AGK KE1SP your house ' painted and tinted. novelties; salary or commission.' Apply columns, ?3. tures a specialty. Jacobs Auction or Indorsed Notes. Phone Bell Main 230S. Kjubry Construction Company, 318 Fourth Room 43, Moore Bldg., 10^& Auburn Ave. 10 woodert* double frames, coat $8.50; sale Co., s i Decatur St. Atlanta 2285, AT RATES permitted by the Uwa ot tbe stttB. MAi)i)OX & National Bank. Main 1456. price f3.?5. Our easy payment plan, allows you to pay us 1 DO AL.JL, kinds of carpentering work. 12 double iron frames, holding 12 cases, cost STORAGE & WAREHOUSE Ufcj build tiiat new wagon or repair the $17.60; sale price ?10. Bell 1434. back to suit your Income. We also protect you. old one. buildliiE and repairing. West 123-J. SITUATIONS W'T'D—Male One proof press, will take a three-column WANTED—Cash paid for hardwood logs an< from publicity &nd extend • every courtesy to CATHCART STOP.AGK & TRANSFER CO. ._ 28 1'BTUHS. MAIM 3714. A'li iVNlJ HEATING CON- lumber for shipment to our Atlanta, Ga., make the carrying of a loan satisfactory to you •"We move, store, pack and ship .household Qi^.lBAj^ j .i><_*p i* X JfcjJJN Ci A^i ii A'KKyisJIA'ti. galley; sale price $10. In every waf. goods exclusively, ti and 8 Madison avenue. TKAC'XOKS. Two stones and one stand to hold them. yard. Can handle stock located anywhere Main 14C6-!i310; Atlanta, 1422. YOUNG married man, now em- about 8 feet long; sale price $10. within a radius of 100 miles from Atlanta. ~7~JOW£STTH E~TAlLOir~~' GRKSliAM-JACKSON CO. ployed, desires to make a One steam stereotype table; sale price S100. Parties interested will please give full de- -SUITS made to order- 'We do .steuin dyeing and SPECIAL, attention given to overhauling One wooden case rack, holds 30 full-size scription of what they can furnish. Alaculsy GUARANTEE LOAN CO. ,, Froacli d/y cleaning. Work cd-Ued for and. de- heating and plumbing work. 28 I_.uckie change, object to connect with re- cases; cost $10; sale price $4. Lumber Co.'. Conasauga, Tenn. Rooni 318 Atlanta National Bank l^verod. 254 Kd^ov.'ood avo. Jvy 3471. street. Ivy 5327. This material will be sold in lots to suit. ATTENTION, traveling men! Specialty dic^- liable firm appreciating honest Pay your oi\-n freight. Address Bldg. Bell Phone Main 440. tation to typewriter. Phono M. , 2393-J. CO., now located at 66- Whitehall. J. JU. M'NiNCH, MATTRESSES RENOVATED 42 Klser building. Terrace. CLot,hea cleaned and. pressed; 'aatia- BEST \vork, reasonable prices. 209 Mari- efforts. Experienced in general THE CONSTITUTION. "WK BUY and steam clean feathers. Meadows ' tacti-jii gj^aranteed. Atlanta^ 645_4^ etta street. ' Main 5276- J; Atlanta 2127. Atlanta, Ga. & Rogers Company. Phones Main 4840, All work guaranteed. office work, bookkeeping, city Atlanta 1476. ' P. O. Box 5. KOU pRliiaSlNG, dyein'^r "iiHering, cleaning; "~~"* MONEY TO LOAN POOL AND BILLIARDS aoo T. N. Wilburn. 385 Marietta. Atlanta MONiSY"~SAVaD~by"*buylus your plumbing and traveling salesman. Can 29S3. material of Picker t Plumbing Company.. "WE want to gret 'in communication with, DO YOU PLAY POOL,? If you do, come to "We sell everything needed in the plumbing furnish references from present some deep well drilling companies. New- PLENTY of 6 and 7 per cent see "Bias" at the TERMINAL, HOTEL, . l^DK nrewaing. Memberahip cards nan Water and Light Commission, STewnau, POOI, PARLORS; 35c in checks for 2Bc. 51." Call Main 3187, Atlanta 6088-M. D. P. line. Prompt attention to repair work.- 14 fa employers. Interview invited. FOR SALE Ga. money to lend on improved Mtwre. -;xj Whitehall atreet. KiiHt Hunter.' Both phonee 650. Good tables, good cues, and a nice bunch of WANTED—Seoond-hand electric fixtures for clever boys. l»jiaivAj_,j.A±l rvlll^UitlJNCi COMPA-N 5f, \V. F. 723, care of Constitution. residence; must be bargain and A-l condi- property, either straight or 'M1 . ±iiikez\ Alijr. ZiUlorins. cleaninff, presa- LORING SPRINGS tion. Ivy 7044-J. ing a;td dyeing'- £>uita made to order. 14G . Destroys chicken mites and Xiouuton street. all kinds of Insects, Plxeiioline Company, WANTED—Position by young WANTED—For cash, waste paper, rag stock. monthly plan. Also for pur- RES^TAIJRANTS I06-A Etiguwood avenue. Alain 2317. At- Mentone, Ala. Atlantic Supply Co. Phone Main 3816 lanta 303S-A. • man who understands general Wacon will caM. chase money notes. Foster CAFETERIA, M. FOX office work and, collecting; good WANTED—Pair of dark wood crutches 6* MARIETTA SUV. W. S. Dobbins, Prop. I/AIXLEH' tailors and ' furriorrf, 141 Peach- Address A. GIFFEN LEVY, cheap; 56-Inch length. Call Ivy 5482. & Kobson, 11 Edgewood Ave. A modern and up,-to-date plaos for lunch- tree t$U Rooni i-'02 Pt'^k Bldg. We'll .~Bstablfshed~1873. eon Cor business men and ladles. Call and advise" you ti> c-iLlI tit your earliest conven- The most beautiful designs. Warranted for references. C L. Seacord, 71 Box 909, New Orleans. TO BUY twelve or fourteen nice derrick fice ua. ience to have your'tiuU ,ma,. Altering, repairing and dye- tie Roof Man. A 104, ConKtitutioriT FUR SAJLK. S. W. CAESON Ing; suits 'dry cleaned. W'orR called" for Weat 1142. reasonable price, from a strictly BARBECUE and delivered. ,"Nuf sed." 72 "Woodward KEWBANKS WANTED by mlddle-a^ed colored man with 24 SOUTH BROAD STREET 1 avenue.^ Alain 2745. J. N. LITTLE paints and repairs all kinds $15 made to measure house. Na- MEATS of all kinds at all hours. 2Bc per 10 yearw' experience; expert mechanic and WORLD'S SEJRIES • order; 40c per pound. 67 Central avenue. of roofs; sells and puts on roof felt and caroful driver and neat appearance, ^vith be of Interest and so will these plcfc- PAHT1ES wanting I&TEO loans on business Hayes' Place. UN ION" "M UT 0 AiTDR"Y paint. 164' Whitehall. Maih 614. • private family or truck. Can siv© A-l ref- tional Woolen Mills, 77 Peach- ups in used cars: 1913 electric starter, 6- property, or money to cuild busineaa TT71 ATWTTO HOOF LEAKS, call Roof ereiice. Address S. T., 154'^ W. Mitchell st. tree St., three doors from Auburn cjfllnder, 40-horaepower, 5 passenger Mc- bouses on central property, pleaso conie to 65 N. Forsyth St. CLEANING CO. JLJj i \J U A\> Dr. \V. B. Barnett. ^-42 Irityre, run 3,000 miles, $895. 1913 electric Bee us. The Merchants and Manufacturers' TheCafeteria Near Forsyth Thsater PRESSING, dyeinjj and dry cleaning a Hem Pji U] _ a. v e n u e . __1 vy 7238. _____ PHYSICIAN, middle-'agred, experienced, . no Ave. Ivy 1274. Special attention starter, Hudson "33," 6-passenser. at the Banking: and Loan Company. 209 Grant For Something Really Good to Eat. specialty; all •work nea-tly done, called for bad habits; first-class references; Georgia right price. 1912 32-horsepower Hupmoblla bids. Telephone Ivy 5341. and delivered. .Bell pliono. Ivy 7215. 159 Au- T f\ "XH" ^ O ~SL AT E" ROOFING CO. Main license. Contract physician-aurg-eon or sani- to mail orders. tourlntf car. 1912 fore-door Huprrtobile road- NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN burn ave.nue. R^.' Henderson. Prop. tJ V^-LN JLO 1613. Sepairs and new roof- tarium work^preferred. A 54, Constitution. ster, 5396. 1912 (ore-door, B-paasenger Ford, WE loan other people's money on flrac DINNER 25c; excellent table. The Pon- ing-. - Atlanta PB clanna. 22 and 24 East Ellis St. ___^^O^y^iCTOJB_^Nl>_Bj;i;l.I>EK.___ ' WAJSTTED by traveling: salesman with 6 ?325. Flanders "20," 4-passeneer, 5225. 1912 morbeage Atlanta real estate; Why not let ^ years' experience position as city sales- DO YOU WEAR SOCKS? fore-door Buick roadster, $425. Late fore- us lend yours at 6, 7 and 8 per cent. Sea us. IF SO, buy ttiem direct from the manufac- door, B-paasenger Cadillac. {875. 1912 lore- G. R. Moore & Co., 11G Lobby Candler Bide. EMOliY WJLULdAMS'. GOODRUM ^ TEKKEL.L when man. Thoroughly familiar with city trade. turer, four pairs for one dollar, delivered Ivy 4978. GEKKHAL COiVTltACTOK AND liU'IL,DER. in ncod of anything in tho hardware line. Address A-11G. Constitution. to your utldrea3. Guaranteed agatnHt hole door, 6-passeneer studebaker. $396. Stude- HOTELS Katimatea gladly furnished. I buy and 108 Edsewood avenue. __ _Mai_ri -317._ _ _ _ baker raceabout, $196. Buick, roadster, J195. PRINTER FOREMAN wants position with or darn, for four months. Cherokee Mer- 1912 fore-door Maxwell Special, J395. Baby MO1S.TGAGE LOANS IN ANT AMOUNT ON fcaiidle second-hand lumber. Patronage so- _ ^M£lif^TE^^l>_A^nj^P.AIK^l^ chandising Co., Ga Albert at.. Atlanta, Ua. HOTEL, PASADEMA. licited. Of lice 110 Edge wood avenue. J3ell good live newspaper or Job office where Phone Main 4861. Maxwell. 5100. Ford closed delivery truck, DESIRABLE PROPERTY. SEE L. H. phon.e Ivy 3328. ' jT^5. THKOWER. replastered all the ceilings beat services will be appreciated. Steady. ZURLJNE, EDGAR DUNLAP INSURANCE 50 HOUSTON STREET. ? no habits, union printer. Box 36B, Ameri- almost new, at a bargain. Ijet us paint your AGENCY. 202 CANDLER BLDG. UICDER new management; nice, lar^e, clean, to now Walker street school. All .work FOR SALE—12x12 Sullivan steam-driven old car like new. Satisfaction guaranteed. airy rooms, 1 block from Candler jSuildlng-. CONTRACTING PLASTERER guaranteed. I'houe me your troubles. Ivy cua, Ga. air compressor,, with 75 horse-power Sales office, 4 Walton street. Storeroom and FARM LOANS—We place loans In any Reasonable rates. Daily, weekly ana month- MATERIAL, carefully furniyhed and repair 3HD1-L. Main 874. ___ boiler. Latter ha.s passed Massachusetts amount on improved farm lands In Geor- YOKING MAN 21 and with year's experience shop, 3S2 Peachtree street. Co-Operative gia. The Southern Mortgage Company. ly. Only nice patronage solicited. Ivy work done by 'experts. Both phones. Main. STOVJE AND KANGK REI^AJUftlNfl.^^ a.s soda dispenser and collector; will work Inspection. Outfit new in March, 191JJ. Is Automobile Exchange. 5621-J. . 27H4; Atlanta 533U-M. J. . W. James- & Co. n or out of city. Address A-91, care Con- In perfect condition. Now running on' new- Gould building. . ' " ' R 0 ra 3 Office, :.'l * _ JTurayth^ street. __ stitution. post off ice si to. Washington, D. C. Address MONEY to lend on improved real estate. C. 11? \' OU need a eontruciuv, bull tier or ex- We alao make chimney stacks. Ivy 7240. F A. Purdy, at above building. Delivery VALUABLE equity in C. McGehee. Jr.. 622 to 624 Empire bids. HOTEL GEOKGIA an d u p.NV,S 101 North Forpyth. Htreet. Phone us and EXPERIENCED wholesale grocery saleeman about November 1. Cost $1,520. Will sell at and clean place. 22ty W. Mitchell street.. pert roof man, cali "Cunningham," office our representative will _^l'_i y 6 PER CENT LOANS on Atlanta property. One block from ^Terminal Station. L • £4a^a i'eters St.. or pnona Alain ^17. Repair desires position; would prefer working city reasonable discount. , ^^ North Fulton county acre- J. R. Nutting & Co., 801-4 Empire Ufa work of. all kinds. AH "work Kuaranteed.- "WHEN IN TROUBLE trade, but would travel; best references. FOR SALE—One 100-h. p. engine and boil- Address A-92, care Constitution. buildine. TrVY~HOTEL, 98 IVY ST.; er, in good condition; will sell cheap. D. age to trade for good auto- FOR real estate loans aee W. B. Smith, 708 AMERICAN plan, $1.26 uy; weokly rates; !t STOVE WANTED—By middie-age man. position as J. Kay, 56 Glenn at. Fourth National Bank building. meal tickets, $4.50. • '- 61 SOUTH bookkeeper or assistant cashier; have had mobile. Address G 304, care 1410. three years' experience in bank. Address A SAFES HILBURN HOTEL, •work of all kinds. All w-orlt tjuarantoed.'| A*ND ^, 'Constitution. Constitution. 10 AKD 12 WALTON STREET. Prices reasonable. RADIATORS BOUGHT, sold and exchanged. Bank WANTED—Money FOR GENTLEMEN only; center o£ city, JjJET US' builcl you a home on easy terms.. TO COOK AND HEAT WANTED—A job to drive a private car or WE can invest your money for you on first near new postof.fice. Rates. BOo, 7Bc like reiit, • anywliere in tiie city. United work in an auto shop. Will start at a safes, vault doors. Combinations COLUMBIA AUTOMOBILE and *1. jBldg. Co'., 400 Temple Court buUdlue- BURNS 18 houra with 1 gallon kerosene oil; ow salary. Apply to W. G, Sangater, mortgage, high-class, improved, property. no cotton wick, screws, valves nor pumps; Abbevill?, Ga., R. ,2. changed. EXCHANGE It wltt net you 7 and 8 per cent. New Management. ' Rates Reasonable. C. TUUl^Y'—Let iny builU your 300 satisfied customers In Atlanta; names 387 KDGEWOOD AVENUE. ' TURMAN. BLACK & CALHOUN, Cool Rooms. home. S4 Mell avenu«. furnished if desired. Call Main 307-J. B. B. A YOUNG man with 8 years' experience in BANKERS' SAFE AND LARGEST exclusive dealers of used cars In I Second. Floor Empire. in need o£ carpenter work, call Henry, ^52_ 8puth_ Pryor^ jcorner_ Kawson. all lines of office work, familiar with the south; over 40 always on hafnd at THE safest investment, loans on Atlanta HOTEL PEACHTREE. J. A. Johnson, \Vest 128S-J; estimates on modern office appliances and systems, de- VAULT GO. prices from $100 to 51.00D. Write for month real estate. We can lend your money for Atlanta Phone 1497. 8314 Peachtree St. job work: prlceii^reas unable. __ ~$7oo REWARD OFFERED"" sires to make a change«from, present em- ly catalogue. ^ - you, 6 to 8 per cent. See us. Porter & Swift, THIS, 'best of them stop at the.Eal Hotel, FOR a.ny stove or rang:*? that'we cannot re- ployment. Address A 105, Constitution. No. 35 East Mitchell Street. FOR SALB—One Waverley 70-C coupe elec- 130% 'Peachtree. 42 to 52 Decatur street; center ot city; J*^^ pair or make bake. We are expert chim- 25c and up a day; $1.50 and up per week. your orders ior branda.novv. Get up- WANTED—Position In general supply store tric automobile, in first-class running or- ney sweeper;;. Standard Stove arid Supply by well-educated and experienced young BEST prices for broken der; car equipped with speedometer and Atlanta phone 2615. • stairs price on brands. All 'work guaran- (.Vmpany, 141 Marietta st. Main 1389, R. L. T jewelry; v scraps of gold elegantly finished in interior. Original coat teed, Harwell Kubber Stamp Company, £3 Vi man; beat references. Address B. T., Sharps- j. and platinum of every de- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES South Broad street. Barber, Manayer. formerly with Southern burg, Ga,, B. F. D. No. 1. ______C- 52,150. Will aell for 5900. Address Cowan Stove? and Supply, better known as "Dan, _„., scfiption; smallest quantl- Rodgers, Knoxville. Tenn. FC-S^SALE^-Ciga'f,^ sod^rTrnd~^candy~bu.»f- BOARD AND ROOMS the Fixer." WANTED—Position as collector or other *UK titie» accepted; business ness, 24-syrup fount, carbonator ice cream outside v.-ork by young: married man. Best (-iT T~) POT n confidential. Phone Ivy FOR SALE — 2 Speedwell cars, in good con- \-\ A V 1~) "' ^^S'i'"^.""" "K." Laundry. dition; 1 7-pass. and 1 5-paas. Will sell outBt; chairs, tables, everything now uaed .._ .£rL „:ri r.8.? ^Vhitehall strt.-et_._ of referem rn. Address A-lliJ, Constitution. *~"~'i-' *J*—'i-iLJ 3710, representative will In the store; established 6 years; doing good DAN, THE FIXER call. UEN'L SMELTING cheap for cash. Day and Night Service business. Owner goRig into other lines. UI»- STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING. 1'OL'NG MAN. desires position as clerk, two WORKS. 607 EMPIRE LIFE BUILDING. Company, 12 Houston street._ • Price, $1,800. Come see for yourselves. Ad- 53 WEST BAKER We s\veep chimneys. years' experience in station agent's office; " "-passenger touring car, 19ildress Hamilton's, Bufaula, Ala. EXCELLENT table, very desirable rooms; icure- upltolSLproa a.na ro- 121 Whitehall St. - Bell Phone Main 2809. can use typewriter. Address A-9-4. care Con- model; in excellent condition; electric steam heat. Ivy 7680-J. _ . ^ f. .— uuvy be^ury Llie fttll ruali. tioe me^ SHOE KEPAJURING. stitution. FOR SALE, old brick, good lights, and fully equipped. Price right. Pre- FOR SALE—The accounts of an old estab- «3 .1 call i'or, deliver and. guaraatoe my WANTED—Position as city salesman lor mier Sales Co., 451 Peachtree St. Ivy 63!). work. L,. "Wellon.. -41 Auburn avenue. Ivy lished brokerage business, accounts that DEVLIN 'DINING ROOM, 177 33G7. , ^ wholesale grocery or produce house. Com- condition, cheap. Tearing ELECTRIC coupe, Rauch & Lang; beautiful- are now paying about 56,000 per year; will mission basl-s. References. Address A 110, ly finished and in perfect "condition. Price sell part cash, balance in one and two years. IVY ST. 7 O'CLOCK DIN- FURNITUKiJ 'repaired, uptioldterlnjj, "reilii^ Constitution. down. Apply 36 S. Broad St. {1,200. Premier Sales Co., 451 Peachtree St. Address A-73. care Constitution. - Ishlng neatly uone. Work called for itnd WANTED—-Position as bookkeeper or aa- Ivy 639. •_. WILL SELL one-fourth Interest In auto- NERS. $4.00 i oung- K. Carson, 479 Alarletta slata.nl, 7 years' experience, good reference. FOR CASH we are closing out at cost all matic compressed air automobile starter, ______^ Yd dress A-93, Constitution. plows, harness, robes and miscellaneous STOWERS GARAGE patent already secured, model built, some- TABLE BOARD CLOSE-IN ^HU.NTKR, -shoe rep Hiring'. Work YOUNG MAN' with experience In hotel work stock we ha\ e on hand. Now is your chance 31-SG Auburn Ave. Ivy 7B2J. thing new; best thing out. .Address A 101, 85 LUCKIE ST. IVY 3150. UNION ^tKPAiU COMA* ANY'. cabled for and delivered. -1S& Edeewood wishes position in or out of city. Ad- :o get what you need - in this line at a Storage, Overhauling and Repairing of all Constitution 777. • aiAKlKTTA ST., ATLiA-NTA PHONE avoiiue^ _ Atlanta lti-7. j dress P. O. Box 7, _Clarkston. Ga. bargain. Atlanta Plow & Vehicle Company. SMALL stock groceries, also market fix- No. 97 S. Forsyth St.. Atlanta. Gq. Kinds. PEACHTREE INN 412,7. All kinds o£ stoves, \va_t-r'pipes and \VATNT ED — 1,000 pairs old shoea" for~"fe"palr^ jam-up young office man FOR SALE—Five-passenger, modej 22 Hud- tures, good location; small rent. Call rangea, repaired; satiaJu.ction guaranteed. 'iris. .Murphy's old Stand. S47 Marietta St desires change. Address A 107, Constl- S188-B Atlanta or 333 S. McDanlel at. HIGH-CLASS residential hotel, all modern li son, in good shape; will rfepaint. Price convenience*; meals excellent; single b w Atlanta 5749-F. ^Give £ e_^^t_trlal. utlon. $550. Jones & "VVeller, "Whitehall and Mc- MARKET cheap. Outfit for meats and fish. .We.-Charge Less |{j« St ££er,ai. "" ~~ IOAL, WOOD, KINDLING room with meals, $7.50 aad up. per week; lv TAILORING. WANTED by colored man] position as a Daniel. Main 599 Bargain, if you call quick. Call Atl. 1464. without meals, $3 and up. 391 Peachtree. Monerief Atlanta Co. f3 «l°-tcm st_ butler in private family; room on lot. WILTON Jellico, $4.75 cash. HAVE two real automobile roadsters for Phone Ivy 9129. Address 106 N, Boulevard. Main 666-J. Gate City Goal Co. sale at practically Ford prices. See Hlxon,- REFINED young couple can. furnish, meal* the Original Moncrief LADIES' arid gentlemen's rlrst-elass tailor- FIRST-CLASS coai yard man wants position. Auburn ave. MEDICAL to several persons; lovely steam-heated CJE phone '.Moricrief Furnace Com- ing at medium prices. 86 £3. Hunter St. Address A-98. Constitution. SECOND-HAND safes, all sizes, home safes, DBMONDNsansiennyro "West Peachtree apartment; room • can be pany, IS?, south Pryor-atreet. Alain 285. SPECIAL RATES for Situation Wanted ads.; 3 $15 up. Hall's bank and burglar-proof - WANTED. Cotton Root Pills; a safo and reliabla rented in apartment if desired. Phona Ivy Gall for .S. I*. -Moncrief^or J._ B. Lee. > lines, ono time, 1O cents: 3 times, 15 c«nta, safes; vault .doors. C. J. Daniel. 416 Fourth WILL exchange for pood automobile ,my treatment for irregularities. Trial box by 114B. . . . . cash with orders always. National Bank building. - equity of $1.«00 (balance $500) payable In 1 mail ™0 cents. FranK Bdmondson & Bros.. THE WASHINGTON, 36 Bast North ave-, ~ V » year. In land lot No. 8, Belmont subdivision, Manufacturing Chemists. 11 North Broad . nue, under .new management, offers excel- »lj "STEWART & HUNT 9i*xli350 'feet; located just above--Smyrna, street Atlanta. Ga. ______lent accommodations; rates reasonable; table on Marietta car line. K. T. McKinstry, Ivy boarders also solicited^ Ivy 6501. --.... - _r5i5fa: SITTJ PLUMBERS. S3 EAST H0NTBH ST. 4177. "Tlio macliine for personal WANTED — Position as housekeeper SAFES, flies, cabinet.' new and second-hand. FOR. EXCHANGE—Equity in nice 5-room HOUSEHOLD GOODS „ Kor travelers, the profeaalona. stu- pervisor. Would prefer one that would Gookln Bank and Office Equipment Com- bungalow. Bast Lake, for an automobile; JBELLEVUE INN ' dents, the, borne, my lady's boudoir. Wt. 6 require my services in day time only Ad- pany, 113-116 N. Pryor street. prefer Ford 1913 model. Charles Bible, 468 . v livGree NICELY fur. single or doubla roono, uteam- Iba Price. $50. A L. Johnson. 40G Equit- dress C 103, Constitution. Woodward -ave. ,. of the Natioral Furnlturo Manufacturing heated. with or without me»la. 67 East able Bldg. Main 2351. Co., which discontinued business, we can Third. Ivy 1S38-L. ' - - " WANTED—By a reHned lady, position as WILTON JELLICO COAL 54.75 PER TON WANTED—A 6-paasenger Ford; must be in make very close prices on library tables. FOR RENT—Comfortably furnished room, companion to elderly lady or to assist in CASH. J. L. WOMACK COAL CO.. eood condition; will elve warranty deed >';'OJSUR1N FISJi MARKET, 255 Marietta St. two beautiful suburban lota. Owner. Ivy 6622. Sale and mahogany dressing tables, etc with electric lights, hot and cold water; ' ->,'', : Atlanta puone 4»1. jFresh uah dally. housekeeping. Address Companion. Box 114 Main 2993. Atlanta 673. also we have a faw ranges left, -which were In private family; breakfast and ,supper it" TTTTTTVT'T East Point. Ga. WANTED—5-passenser Ford; must be In on exhibit at the merchants' convention by desired. 2C2 Courtland St. ' RUU-iN .Lrii-Cl-CJ iO STHEBT. COMPETENT lady stenographer, ten years' FOR SALE—One L. C. Smith typewriter eo'od condition. Will 'give warranty deed •Phcnes: BelUMain 1576; Atlanta 1654. experience; de.«irea position, permanent or' No. 2, perfect condition. R. F. Jordan, 144 to two beautiful suburban lots. Owner. Ivy NICELY furnished room, with board,' for ffeANDERSON BROS. & RICH " temporary. Address A 108, Constitution Auburn ave. Ivy 4467. 6522. couple young .men. Ivy. 2423-J. TWO rooms with connecting bath and boar{l _ . . jt-joes HIGH-GRADE, thoroughly educated stenog- FOR 'SALiB—A * good assortment of lace o AU kinds of domestic feath- curtains, rugs, hall curtains and bed SUPPLIES—ACCESSORIES. 110 W. Mitchell at., beyond Terminal station. for two couples in private .home, one- ly done and guaranteed. Dixon & Thomas. aphor desires positio n of trust. Miss A block from Peachtroe. Si 13. North avenue. »£-"''O *rs*; -llVer geese feathers a. specialty; wrir.r.ie S"4 Edgewood avenue. AtLlanta_phone_3345. P. O. Box 341. city. " spreads, at cost. 606 Decatur street, 2d SAVE your auto and niotorcyle tires by K-' or Vphdne -'lor aamplts and prices. R. s. doog from Boulevard. ' using Auto Puncture Cure. Seals valve v»ra PA.TT highest caah prices for household Phone Ivy 4630-J. =i" Bubunka, 73H South Broad St., Atlantata. .Ga Ga: UMBBEIJLAS—WHOtESAJLB AND A-l STENOGRAPHER, • who Ja at present leaks and all punctures up to 20-ponny *ooto Pianos and office furniture; cash employ ecV Wishes position at once- six HAVE o. good mahogany upright Ivera & spike automatically at once; preserves the advanced on conaiRnment. Central Auction TABLE board, close^in. 84 W. i [ \/l U l> U" T t A ^ TRiT "Taylor Alade" years' experience. Call after G p. m. Main Polid piano, about 4 years old, cost new rubber; prevents tube from sticking to cas- Company. 12. East Mitchell street. Bell UiVlDitJi.l-.l-'/A.O Detachable bandies. 2690-L. (476; will sacrifice if taken quick; need ing • saves 35 per cent of tire expense, 60 .per phone'.Main 2424. . I Peachtree. Ivy 7635^. Xoy*.^ Slain 1027, Atlanta 322. All prices. No charge for' repairs. Phone EXPERIENCED, stenographer -wants po-sl- money. P. O. Box 696, Atlanta, Qa. cent tire trouble and 40 per cent of your re- str«et^ Work guaranteed- Main 3748. Taylor Umbrella Company, 116 V, tlon: have some knowledge of bo.oklteep- ONE Burroughs adding machine, at a bar- llKion Watch for trade-mark A. JP. C. .(War- JACOBS AUCTION CO. will buy anything Whitehall. Lng: salary no'-object. Address A 103, Con- ren Place Oarage. 25 Warren place. Auto In the way ot household goads. «e pay BOARD AND ROOMS CLOSE. stitution. . gain. • For further information 'address P. ncture Cure Co.. Atlanta. Qa. • -' the highest caah price. Call Atlanta phone O. Box 277, City. 2285; Bel! Main 1434. SI Decatur street. IN. 4 WILLIAMS WANTED—Position at once as nurse, care* 'OR SALE—Small diamond.^Sperfect; also OXYGEN-ACETYLENE and chickens; little prJLce for il--\ i\. l\ i tiixl'-JlUiK-' Main 510. of Invalid or elderly lady, oy refined bicycle, almost new. Bargain; . Ivy 363. FOR- BARGAINS In ' turnlture,. household 362 PEACHTREB, fine location, near la,': Repairing and Recovering a Specialty. Christian. Call Main; 3442. large' choice rootn,\steam 'heat. flrst-clMu...' SALE—One National cash., register; al- WELDING goods or office fixtures, call Atl. phone table board; rates reasonable. '_ .. - ', ' WOOD • PATTERNS'. " WANTED—'Position by young- lady stenog- most, new; shoe store shelvJ'nJB, two dis- •IT STICKS LIKE A BTJ.LJ* POP." 2285;. Bell Mole 1«4. Jacobs Auction Co., • rapher, five years" experience. Call ivy play cases, 18 chairs. Walkover Shoe Shop, But this nrocesa doesn't simply; stick things SI Decatur street. ' CLEAN rooms and b«st cooked,meals .i-voueririoh'''Pattern Works 2234 after 6 p. m. 1 Peachtree. ' .; . together. It MELTS the metal at th« Ins distance; all conveniences; hoi •i»»~:Bents' Itata cleanad'.ana re- .140 EDGEWOQB AVE..-IVY 6026. WANTED—By competent lady position as crack or break and runs it tocather again.. SAVE 26 per cent by buying your.Turmture Ivy 2S.56-L. • • ' -" • : , Late styles; beat work. Stall or- typist and general office -work. Address We weld anything made of any kind ot from Ed Matthew* A Co.; 23; IjL Alabama NiCB'room, furnace heat, 'Ml convenience. MANUFACTURERS- of patterns, models, National Cash Resjiters metal. Nothing, too small or too law. «+v«Jtf- • • ' ' '' - ' ". •'• •-'.-(•- . • „ promjjt attenjtlon.^ A.cme. Hatters. patented articles, also cabinet work. Work A 106. Constitution. -. - ' ..- 135, f60, {60, $75. $100 and up: terms cany. to couple or 2 buelness ladlea, with board. Hunter -street , - ,'-.;' promptly done and guaranteed. Atlanta SPECIAL, BATES Ior Situation Waatta adc.; 3 S-BBNITUBH and rue* »t lownt prices. Call Ivy 7035-J. •'."''. ' _:•'-'_ • THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.! ATLANTA WELDING CO. •Roblnon Furniture Co.. '27. K. HunterT SHOEIJJG AKO. Wood -and Iron Novelty Works, -S8S Marietta line* ana time. 1O cents; 3 tlm», IS cent*. £0 North Broad Street. . NICEL.T fur. room* wttb board, all m* KK I" ALBINO. St. W'. B.' Williams. Afgr. Main I884-J. cash -with orders ahraya. ; . . i ' Bell Phone Ivy 53 B608-J«^"" .^. •-:.',. '.* GS-, SHpEINQ QQ. * %VAI»L, PAPER. EDGAR ': VERNONPi GAiRAGE . ETg TWO gentlemen can' get room and i)airiag and' patoUni; itpbber SITUATION WANTED—Male ANY kind, delivered anywhere, STORAGE!, ' .REPAIRS AJJj>: SDPPUES; _ . ,, close -In; conveniences. .8*, K; w»i at reasonable- pricea. 115 .-. gc-AND ioc.WAL,L, PAPER OPEN Alii. NIQHT. '.1*-1» ,Wi HARRIS, ; elmmons Dry Cleaning Co., IBE 1ST WHCTJEHALI*; our lOc wall paper equal , , and Female ,f. R.. Logan-& £0., Atlanta. ,".'. OPPOStTB' BNTHANCE-. CAfeUjta.1- ^fllXTC ;:to .the best'/25o Trind; Let" MS show you. - -' -'••- -•• '- fttcta reaaonabla. • Ivy.-8641....'.y ..•<.-'"r.- NICBI.Y turw froht room;-with or ,. :-Atlanta 5c and JOC;/TCaU P»j)er Co« nothing: TSS: Dry Co. .board; steam haated apartment; : _i«*w«, ATLANTA SAFE co: -' - * I, o* two gentlemen; iSS.Sprtni; »tr«et,. :«ver'6c and;19c. .'Below ; ititchell st.' Pnper- EMPLOYERS ns in' new and cecotod-hand'aafcB. . -'': ilins Tiari'sfet-: G BOARD add room* elow la: help troyo. expe«^~ BtenoBTaphcr • to laborer BXCHlibENT -typewriter for- sale cheap, j 4aaM able. Phone Atl. 1»4(. (2 W ; Tf :.'T.l«n*t»; r71flJ.GraH6>BUUailiS. ' ,t£iis! call m« at Ta*»rnacle church ana t may BSOF • a c«wi:._w»ir ton*