THE CONSTITUTION Dally and Sunday, carrier delivery, 12 ceata weekly. Vol. XLVL—No. 275. ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY MORNING, MABCH 17, 1914.—FOURTEEN PAGES. Single copies on tae •treeta and at nevraatand*, 5 cents* WILLING TO HELP PUBLISHERS' MEET AT THE PUBLISHERS' MEETING! WIFE OF FRENCH MINISTER KILLS EDITOR OF FIGARO WILL CLOSE TODAY -SST-HEY BOY. CANT THIS BURS I DETECTIVE BURNS, REMINDS ME fl / YOU DIRECT ME TO ONE Delegates Entertained at a OF THESE ATLANTA LITTLE OF HOME] CLUBS? IT'S MUCH] TO AVENGE HER HUSBAND ASSERISLANFORD Brilliant Banquet Last SMALLER] Night—Jason Rogers Urges Gaston Calrnette, Author of "Members of My Force Per- Honesty in Advertising. fectly Willing to Submit Newspaper Attacks on the One of the most distinguished or- Minister of Finance, Shot to Quiz on Phagan Case," g-anizationb that has ever visited At- j He Tells Constitution. lanta will close its sessions in Atlanta 1 BY MARTIAL LAW; Down in Office by Mme. today when the Southern Publishers' association adjourns its two-day gath- Caillaux. ering at the this after- BURNS HAS LONG TALK noon, after electing officers and se- lecting a city for the meeting of the CLASHISFEARED "/ HAVE DONE MY DUTY," WITH FRANK IN TOWER publishers next year TWo meetings, climaxed by a brilliant CRIES STRICKEN WRITER banquet labt night at the Piedmont Feeling Is Aroused to Fever The Well-Known Detective Heat Following Killing of ON WAY TO DEATH BED Hopes to Have Interview United States Postmaster"

;n _ f?ew T)aVS \7Vittl SoliC-'lors adjacent to the mezzanine floor of Drawing Revolver From ill A .rcw ua.y*> • , e Hote, Ans:eyi and the other this Near Tecate, California. itOr General Hugh TJorSCy. j afternoon at 2 o'clock at the same place Muff, Woman Empties the j The publishers ot Dixie gathered last night at 7 o'clock at the Piedmont Drlv- {DETACHMENT OF REBELS Weapon at Journalist, Who Wittun a few hours after it h id ix-en j]n g club fof tne[r annual banq.uet Ma- learned that Detective 'William J j30 r Jolln rjohen, of The Atlanta. Journal > DEFEATED BY FEDERALS Vainly Tries to Dodge Be- Burns -would seek to quiz e^cry de-1 presided at toastmaster tecttve at police Iieadquartera who AddreMMe» of Etcningr. hind Desk. A worked on the Mary Phasan murder, The following made speeches Clark , Chief of Detectives Newport A Lan- Howell, Jason Rogers, of New York j Victor Hanson, of Birmingham, John 1 Column of Constitutional- Pari& March 18—Gaston Cal nette ford declared to a reporter for Graves, F "W R. HJnman, of j edit-or of The F igaro shot toda-> b Constitution that he would co-operate Jacksonville, WilHatm J Burns, the de- j ists Is Routed While En Mime Heniiette Caillaux wife ol lo with Burns, if necessary tective of New Y-prk city, Joseph seph Caill^-u-T, the rrench minister of •Lanford stated that there would be Mitchell Cha-ppelle, of Boston, the well- Route to Monterey and 500 finance, died t-onight no objection to Burns' proposed Inter- known magazine editor, "W" T Ander- j THI5-1F YOU HAD rogation of men of the detective bu- *ron, of Macon, Marshall Ballard, of Killed or Captured. Mme Caillaiix -\vcnt to thr- off!t_r i New Orleans, and L, N Foster, of reau who worked on the Phagan myts THE The Tigaro lo carrv out an Tct of \ci Nashville g-eanco against M Calmette who H u1 ter-v Instead, he averred, every re- The keynote of the dinner at the RIVER AND j4-.ooo.oop San Diego Cal, March 16 — Although ( been waging: a campalarn than to i/« along the Vou'» ALMOST BE IN tet of Jinancr &he fired it le tst thi*f most part bantering in tone, and, sav border for miles each side of Tecate, Bleuth ing one or two moments, savored of A CLASS WITH times M Calmettc be ins. wounded in •I will throw open to Burns all in- Cal, following the destruction b> fire Jollification and a throwing aside of OBLEAMS- WHAT J}0 THE TOWN the chest in the side and th- abdo formation available to my department, business worries and publication prob- You of the general store containing the HOODED WITH United State* poatoffice and customs men stated the chief. "If there is anything lems OFOOB While the editor «as bein1? ti ms office and the murder of Postmaster the Atlanta -detective department has Today's session's will embrace the MS new! poi ted to the hospital he -^aid i > overlooked, we will gladly assist We election of officers for the new year | Frank Johnston Saturday night by peatedl> want to find it out. If there is any and the selection of the city where the j three men, declared to be Mexicans next gathering of the publishers will | "I have done m\ duU I )ia\ c U 11 • mj story remaining-, it Is our ambition All last night the bordei was pa- be held A close canvass last night I nT"- dutj to fathom it If Burns needs us to disclosed the fact that Jacksonville ! trolled by American troops from Fort j liosecrans Across the line not many Ha~v ing committed the deed \11 help him do it, we are at his service led the raice for securing the next con- Caillaux submitted to ariest ^nd \vhiU vention of: the newspaper meh of the hundred feet Mexican rurales perform- Will Interview Detectives. empJoye*1-? m The 1 iga.ro ofrfi PS note Burns will likely aulz a number of south b-v several votes ed tjuard dutv One of the interesting events of the of Every man -within a radius of ten taking- the pistol flom hci hand-- shf Chief Lanford's men. eithxa todav or dinner at the Driving club was the said ^ tomorrow He has made no definite THE N.V_GLOBE BROUGHT miles of Tecat e is fully armed, and interpolated re*majrks of Detecti\ e 'Since there 13 no justice- m tin-- plans. It Is said, along this idea. He rifles and ammunitions ha\e been or- William J. Burns, her© to probe the \HE <5LOBE • WITH-H»W.AND countr\, T take upon myself an it l Is busy at present mapmns out his Frank mystery dered f i oni this citj plan of campaign Governor Hn am "W Johnson was of justice TaiVe mr where >-o" will Detective Burns for the most part UT U AFTER THE Mme Caillaux immediatelj w ib i < Albert McKnlffftt, the state witness reviewed his recent lecture here in his asked today lo make formal demand •whose sensational repudiation was re- moved to a police station vi hei •> *-i «• uuo<- ov,.*ijw, JT speech»y«c«ji,, buuuit. ucvjiti^deviatedu froJLI vnimj uhis set SESSION ADJOURNED- on Governor Pi ancisco Vasques of cently contained In an affidavit now i red that nr undei wont a pr< limiiiary pvamination ech when he dec a ork Lower California for the delivery of possessed by the defense, made his first I ^ called hjm heje twn sleuth, Major W C Da\is commander at I am sorry," she s nd foi \\ h i\. r attending physician. McKnl^ht de- "these mysteries, I find, usual]} prove] Snake on Rampage Fort Roseci ans, received Instructions was obliged to do I ha^J no intention clares he Vas not trying to swlns from to be no mysteries " all—simplj un- 1 1 a train wien Injured, but that lie had from W ashingtpii^ to tl^njl any ^ sussl-e- ~e£ -,kHlingr *-Mt—~*r\a3tn.«-tt4 md I wtmfU trailed claw- v "K liicEz lead to the ..real i tajice to the immigration and customs' he happy to kno'w that he will r^qo^vci officials and keep the department in- J desired onli to ti afli hfm T lesson Cleter Hcpnrtc*. formed of t,onditions Ht already had Vurthermore. I>r. Hancock states, the At the moment of the attack it. Cii nesro declared ho was not hurt at The set speeches of la*3t evening taken initiative to the full scope of Ins soon after the dinner had been served Into"BlackWay" authority mette was prapsaing to lea,\e hi>> of Hoseland, near which place his bodr BYAUTOOMRS SUCCEEDS HARWELL soon resolved themselves into clevci Feeling i& aroused to fever heat in flee Jn the company of P ml Bour^-t T •was found, but was struck ncai the retorts following shafts of -wit hurled Isow in tiie beginning, le-t this much the vicinity of Tecate Mf Daniel street viaduct crossing the authoi He ex* ised himbelf to it at the speakers l>v tihe toastmastf i be Bald: N ceive Mmr Caitlauv which ls> m the city Dr Hancock The program was carried out. however Frank C. Battey Will Head It honestly was a real, le ate | J- - Renfroe Offers No Op- sajs the nesro told him that ho had FEDERALS ROUT COLUMN In hei ^tatemcnt to tin, polit Mm< •with the evci.pt ion of the speech of bnakc not been away from Atlanta, as was Frank P Gla&s, TI ho was unable to New Organization, Which position, Being Disquali- OF CONSTITUTIONALISTS Caillaux explained th tt the cwnip n^n ^UbpecU'd but had remained In the You should be apprised of this, for the &ga,tnst her hu&foaird had brconif in attend the dinner Mr Glass wa-n ably sole fact that it -v.3.3 seen on Decatur Laredo, Texas, March Zj> — Decisive ciU in tihe employ of a patent medicine represented b\ Victor H-anson, of The Plans Big Work for Ma- fied by His Membership on defeat of a column of constitutionalist tolera-ble and she determined t j M >p s ilesman Birmingham News street in the vicinity of a saloon might tioope, en route it is believed, to take it She consulted an eminent la-w > ei Di Hancock sa}l that it is probable — - *,n*. *.», { Majoiimjujr. ILI i.s Stahlman was also al>- chines and Good Roads. cieate doubt the Smoke Board. pait in the proposed attack on Monte- who ad"\ ised lior that legal p>ro od that the Tiegio does not recollect the Joseph Chappelle, of Boston This 11-year-old Texas tattler with t ey Mex a.t Bu&tamente Canyon is re- ings would be futile—that the-\ \\<. i exact cause of the accident as many I re th(tn JCccptabIj filled the niche Mexican relatives by marriage was as j ported in official advices received to- persons who have been tendereicnderod unun--1 often wxsrse in the case of »in in no Jeft vaoant The Automobile Club of Georgia was laige in circumteience as the foiearml James U Seawright, of No 193 South night at fedeial headquartei esteiday at the Ansley longer ward Seawrigrht went into office with- not stated her card It had been reposing peacefully in time today—or perhaps, tomorrow matrix form and gave a list of the eve- hotel of automobile owneis from vari- out opposition from J >, Renfroe, who Buatamente Can von is about mid- M CaJmette -was most polite in J ning's speakers as "well as the menu the window of a drug stoie at 'Bfcecl- announced himself a candidate with- way between Laredo and Monterey Among those he intends to inter\ lew ous points in Georgia Frank C Bat- asfced what he could do for h^r Those present at the dinner were R S mont avenue and Decatur street, as- out the indorsement o£ the First ward In their flight the constitutionalists •will be John Black, headquarters* prin- tev, an enthusiastic automobile owner sisting other snakes In advertising a were said to have left befhlnd large Drmw» It*-voider Krotn Muff. r-arver, Robeit W Swift, B C Broyles delegation cipal figure in the investigation, and Dudley Glass John B Gallagher, J and £ood loads -worker of Savannah patent medicine being- put on sale by quantities of arms and ammunition " 'It is needless for me to pr^.t< nd Dr B At the eleventh houi Renfroe found Detectives Pat Campbell and John T Milligan "W R Schwartz, Robert Ga, *as nominated foi pjesident of t W fcedman Suddenlv and with- and the federals claimed the Capture I that I am making a friendl> call 1 S Jones "W J Pattison, TV C Do™ d , _ n ,r out warning the rattler began to buz? that he di&qualified himself because he of manv wagons, carr> nug- arm& and I answered," said Mme failla-ux 1 tu Starnes the state nide club Geoige D Mr- i>r Redman sprang from the window. Campbell and Starnes -were named as P C Withers, Waltei C Johnson, El- failed to resign as a member of the supplies, and 1UO loaded pack animals losing all control of mjfaelf at tin mer D Claike Victoi H Hanson, Hon Cutcheon, \tlanti \vas chosen first I barely escaping the fangs of the snake smoke and gas board Hi& friendb as 1 he rebels i eported as pai t of the prosecutors m the bill of indictment vice president, and \Villiam Mauldin, ^3 n struck The reptile followed the thoug-ht of the hurrniliations influtcd O feeitz H 13 Murra-v, Edgai M Fostoi fc>ert that he had been pledged the \otesmovement against Monterey were mov- returned by the grand jury against treasurer The stler-tion of a secretary , doctor, the impact of its hea\> bod> ing1 toward Morales, Nuevo Leon Who on my hu&band bj this man, I di ov* George A MeCIcHau, Robert T Small, of fifteen members of the general coun- Frank Keats Speed W T Anderson, James K will be left to the officials (breaking a pane of glass m the show commanded the forces engaged was not in> revolver fiom nr\ muff and llr^d Among others whom Burns expects Hollidav, P A Anderson. O "W Wes The next meeting will be held in window in which he had been perfoim- cil and would ha-ve been elected stated all the cartridges M CalmPtte -wan to talk with at police headquai ters are sell Marshall Ballard, Charles D At- Atlanta on Api il 7, when vice presi- mg Mudc ViporoUH Fight. surprised at the first report and tnc Attornei James I, Ma\&on and Cal batuidaj night accoiUmg* to a - that >T CaillaUA had tendered his re^ licitor Hugh M Dort,ey and pn\ at*, in Blown P T Barboui. G M Kohn, J The fnst latH membei to enioll -was the snakes tail, it coiled in a flash -weie prepaied to raise the point of in- i eport tu the war department late to-j igrnatiun from the ministry of fin xnce vestisators attached to the solicitors R Gra>, J T Qia\es H H Cabtnlss. . da> from army lieadquai ters, at San but that Premier Doumergue withheld V W R Hinman, T W Loj less, Clark Mrs T K Fmne-\ of Sa\aTinah, Ga and struck, burying its fangs in his ' eligibility on the floor of council and it is e-rpe« tod that e\ ery lady 1^ft hand Before attending to the j That Rentroe w is determined to j .Francisco None of the m«n has been his decision until tomorrow •taff. He is planning to confer 'ftith Howell, "William J Burns, AV L Hal- apprehended owning-an automobile will join .-Bound, however, the physician, ^Hh| . fi nt t_ fl f council Mme Caillaux is the mimatei's thnd •ver> man in Atlanta \vho was con- stead and John S Cohen ke h Satisfied by this report that no Among the prominent local automo ^he a^d of pedestrians, recaptured the, ™** a^^\ *" \ * °Lonn f nected in any manner with the Phagan Monday's speeches erabiaced ad- bile owners who took an active work snake, imprisoning it for the night. **s indicated, by the announcement Mexican f edei al soldiers or officials investigation dresses from the following Don C in the organization were John K Ott Dr Nedman's wound was cured by a that Councilman Jesse Wood, of the were in\ol\ed, and that the crime was He held a lengthy talk with the pris- S&itz, manager of The New York World, ley Har\ey Hill "William M"auldin R s°llltlOD °^ ammonia, which, h-e says has Sixth ward, would offer his name and not political, state department officials Weather Prophecy Jason. Rogers, publisher of The New cured hmi of man oner in the Tower last night During K Rambo St Elmo Massengale and y Previous sn ** make a. plea, foi election FAIR York Globe, J M Thompson, of The Wallace W Daniel j bites Continued on Page Eleven. Monday afternoon he was closeted with New Orleans Item, W Halstead, of There -were only twenty five mem- Leonard Haas, counsel for the defense The Atlanta Constitution, and several bers present when Mavor "Woodward a—Fai r Tuesday and \Vrtlne»- day. in the Haas offices, where he went others SEPARATED 15 YEARS, assumed "control ot council and pio- thoroughlv o\er the brief of evidence The sessions of the contention todaj ceecled with the election Two of the Report* From Variou* Station*. submitted by Frink s counsel at the v, ill bi held morning and afternoon in SHE MEETS BROTHER absentees, Councilman Knight of the Lowest temperature .. , , the pallors adjacent to mezzanine EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AUTOISTS OF AUGUSTA Highebt temperature ...... application for a new trial before the floor, Hotel Vn&les About fifty dele- Second ward, and Councilman! Shepard Mean tcinperatuie supreme court AT FORT M'PHERSON of the Third ward, were claimed as \ormal temperature gates from sixteen bouthem states reg- Rainfall in past 24 hours, inches B-urns' plan to quiz the police head- istered for the convention on Monday being fa\orable to Renfroe's candidacy Deficiency since 1st of month, ins 1 quarters' detectives creates interesting WILL MET ON APRIL 4 The program of Monday was soroe- Robert E Booher sergeant of the Immediately fallowing the announce- ARE INJURED IN WRECK Deficiency since January 1, in 76 00 It has been said b - a. member of th* , until t was explained that she -wasj Succeeds Harwell. Boston, cly , 40 00 detective buieau tha.t Chief Lanford his sister, whom he had not seen for \ldeiman Seawnght takes the seat Brownsville, p c. 00 ha±> iccentli unearthed an amount ot By John Corrigran, Jr. the Iate \uguata, Ga. March 16 —(Special ) Buffalo, cly 00 evidence that v,ili be valuable to the Use fifteen years, that he understood I of lamented Alderman J, H Washington, March 16 —(Special )—• Ii we wno e & A paity consisting of W H Shelton, Charleston, clr . 00 prosecution in ev ent or possible fu- Mrs Fannie Hobbs, the sister had [ ^ ?^ I. y^^j chamber^ whiIe° t president ot the Citizens' Bank and Chicago, clr . . 43 '52 00 ture complications Some of this evi- Chairman William J Hai ris, of the been trying for fifteen years, since her ( ,*„,,',£, C tin« Denver, clr 54 62 00 a mPe Trust corapanj, Martin J Abnej, vice MToines, cly. 62 0(1 dence, it is satd, is in refutation of state executive committee, has practi- I brother left home after a disagreement j award grave Councilman president of the chamber of commerce, 64 00 »n amount of newly disco\ ered evi- cally decided upon Saturday, April 4, as I ^lth another brother to locate hyn. [j Wardlaw senior member o_f_ th, e First Professor Percy B Slack and a chauf- Hatteras, clr ... 66 00 dence possessed by Frank s defense the date for the meeting of the com-f' Recently she heard that Robert was t -ward delegation, Alderman Harwell's feur by the name of Thomas were Helena, cly , 50 34 00 It is stated that e\ ideiice bearing wrecked in a rented automobile near Jacksonville, clr 64 76 00 mittee in Atlanta He has heard from , m the TJnlted States army and inquired j place on the street committee He Kansas City p c 54 60 .00 on the stor> of Mrs J B Simmons, of two-thirds of the membership in reply (of such a person at Washington of the ' gave Councilman Lee his place on the Belair, 7 miles from Augusta, this Birmingham, whose sensational affi- afternoon Shelton and Abney are in Knoxville, clr . Cl, 74 00 to his recent letter of inquiry as to ar department, and was informed . flre committee. Alderman Armistead Louisville, cly. , 50 60 Oil Ua\it was disclosed some few dajs that he was a sergeant stationed here / the board of ore masters, and Council- the Margaret Wright hospital and Memphis, cly . . 60 70 00 ago, is m the handb of the headquar- what date would be most satisfactory Professor Slack is at the Albion hotel. with the Seventeenth infantry man Ashley the police committee Miami, clr ... 6S 0(1 ters' detect^ es Chief Lanford \v ill to them Nearly all sav that any date Sunday nig-ht she left her old home ~ less injured than the former. Mobile, clr (>2 66 00 neither deny nor affirm the statement "between April 1 and April 15 would be Councilman Lee resigned as a mem- The chauffeur was but slightly In- Montgomery, clr . 68 74 oo and her husband at Bi istol, Va., and ber of the committee on electric lights 70 00 tha, •he has Additional evidence of such acceo table. came to Atlanta in search of the long jured Nashville, cly 56 Quite a number of the members of and Councilman Sisson was appointed New Orleans clr f>8 72 00 natu e lost brother Visiting- the fort, she Request made at the hospital that Nv»w York, cJr -It, 5J 00 the committee ai e lawyers, however. b> the mayor to the place no Information be given concerning Confident of Sncceaa. Inquired of the soldiers of him, not 1 Oklahoma, clr . 48 6S 00 I have no doubt but that m> as- and some have cases in court on Mon- being able to recognize him until Rob- the men or the accident gave the affair Plioenlx, clr 86 88 00 day, April 6, which would make it in- an air of mystery, which was further Pittsburg, cly . . 62 00 tociates and I will be able to name ert was pointed out to her Then, JAMES GORDON BENNETT 64 the murderer of Mary Phagan," Burns Get convenient for them to be in Atlanta with a cr> of jo>, she threw herself added to by reluctance on the part of Portland, clr . . 00 early that week- Professor Slack to talk Raleigh, clr ... 76 oo told ne\\ spaper reporters Monda> "I upon the brother and began to shower ILL ABOARD HIS YACHT San Francisco, clr 84 00 am bringing" my most expert assistants By fixing Saturday, April 4, as the him nlth kisses. , It is understood, however, that they St. Louis, p c SC .00 to work, on the case, and I ha.\c no What date, the members could leave their Booher has been in the army for were making a good roads inspection St. Paul, clr . . 40 00 homes on Frida\, attend the meeting twenty-five y ears and had not s^en London, March 16 —Tames Gordon trl-o from Athens to Augusta in con- Salt Lake City, clr »t. i j 00 hesitation in baying: that, the> are the Bennett, orwner of The New YorK Her- most capa-ble in America and be back for business the follow- any of his home folks for f i f teen nection with the work being done by Shre\ eport, clr ' 6S 7 00 ing' Mondaj morning ald is senouslv ill aboard hi«> yacht Spokane cly 56 i r. "There is no mysteiy so mysterious* y eais Soon he will be sent to the 1 that department of the university, Unless the members of the commit- I*-x sistrata at Sue? according to a dis- Unless internal injuries dexelop in the Tampa, clr that it cannot be soHcd I am confi- Mexican border, v. here the regiment Toledo, clr 48 dent that •uc can clear up this, catc tee not yet heard from have argrumetiiis of which he is a membei, \vill most r>at<*h reorveie f«\oi Ht, hafa been on a three ascertain which one it it, said they C F vonn Continued on Page Fourteen. time later m the week for April i, islands for duty, , weeks' cruise -»- V- $ will be out within a week. _ , Section Dir«ctot.

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1 wife. Slxe is Z% years old and ter APPEAL BY SCHMIDT maiden name was Hennette Rainouard \ WILL BE FILED SOON fcjhe was the wife of Leo Claretie, brother of the late Jules Claretie, from Leading Publishers of the South Are Here for Big Convention New Y^rk, March 16.—Notice of ap- whom she was di\ orced peal from the sentence of death. Im - posed upon Hans Schmidt, the former Attacks a Daily Feature. priest, for the murder of Anna Aumul- The personal campaign of Gaston len will- be filed this week by Al- Calmette against Joseph Oaillaux be^- pbonse C. Koelble, or Schmidt's coun- gran on January 12, and since then the r .. tjfji - • ^ sel. The appeal will act as a stay of sentence. attacks against the finance minister Schmidt was sentenced to die in the have been a daily feature of the paper. week beginning next Monday. Sev- The fact that the campaign was in- eral months are likely to elapse be- augurated on the eve of the opening fore -arguments in the case are heard of the last session of the ptesent cham- by the court of appeals I .^n^n^: Schmidt is in the death house at ber of deputies created intense interest Sins Sing. in the charges. Among- these, 3VT. Cal- mette asserted that M: Caillaux offered to pay $1,200,000 to M. Schneider, the j NORWEGIAN STEAMER legal representative of Alarcel Prieu, •who had entered claim against the gov- j LOOTED BY PIRATES eminent, on condition that SO per cent j of that amount should t>e turned over i Hongkong, March" 16.—Pirates t«da\ to the ladical party's campaign fund j • boarded " and looted the Norwegian 1 steamer Childrtr off this port, carrying for the coming elections j ! off booty to the value o_f $30.000 after Marcel Prieu was a French mei chant j o\erpo^~ermy. binding and gagging: tho or Brazil. Thirteen of his ships were 's. Kuffo.pej.iis on. board. seized (by the Brazilian government in lb*iO, on the charge that the customs regulations had been evaded Eventu- ally Brazil paid to the French gov- ernment an indemnity of ? 3,000,000 Pneu's claim to this was repeatedly re- jected, but his heirs in 1899 formed a syndicate to prosecute the claim Uneeda Biscuit Charged He Tapped Banks. M Calmette also charged that M Nourishment—fine fla- f'aillaux. had "tapped" the Comptolr vor—purity—crispnesa national d'escompte and other banks to the'amount of $80,000. —wholesomeness. All Among other accusations it was for 5 cents, in the charged, that the minister had exerted, pressure on the judges to postpone the moisture-proof package. trial of Henri Rochette, who was ar- lested m Pans in lyos on the charge of swindling on an enormous scale, thiifc. enabling him\o flee to Mexico. M. CailUux -was also charged tvith auth- orizing the quotation on. the Bourse of questionable foreign loans, v, hereby vast sums were lost by French in- W, C DOWD, W H. HOLLAND, ELMiER CLARKE, Sparta nburg- Herald and Journal. vestors F W R. HI23MAK, Charlotte New M. Caillaux contented himself with Of The Times-Union, of Jacksonville, Publisher Arkansas Democrat issuing- eategorica.1 denials But on tice president of the association, whu March 13, The Figaro punted a fac is presiding in absence -of president. simile ot a letter from M Caillaux to an i ntimatu fi iend, dated "The Senate July ]<, lyni, ' at the time M Caillaux PUBLISHERS' MEET . was rmru-ster of finance 11 the Wal- ileck-iiou^eau cabinet—in which lie WILL CLOSE TOD A Y ->aid he had been -successful in ci ush = 'ng the income ta-r. although beemme- 1> he wafe dofending the Ui\ Continued From Page One. Baronet Biscuit This brought matters, to a rhmax. ami Jt was understood that the in\a,uce min- late aiiivai of &ome of >the delegates thin, tender— ister intended to Utke pioceedmgs anrl al<*o on account of the fact that ^gcLirist M Oulinettf foi publishing a the delegates were late in ass-embline flavor pii-vate letter without ..uithoi it\, either The first addies? of the morning: ses- i t om the sender or th'* retei\ei faion w as delivered b \ Ja^on Rogrers, Much m>stei\ is att.uhed to the let- ot Tiie New York (.rlobe, whose ad- di ess, "A<.U eitising and Newspaper I>e- ter a fac simile oi which The Kigaio IJiinltd on Mdrc h 1! Mnie C.ullaux af- \eloTsment, taut-e^l a upple of exc.te- Lnrn.s that the Uttn was .tddtes,sed to meiu to pass ammij, the delegates her and that she leai n~'tgaro

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?10rt for extra -work performed in tain way not provided for in the con ^ Berrien Superior Court. COTHRAN'S CLAIM GOES building' retaining walls in IV y street.. tract Chairman Wood, and Councilmen The claims committee wa3 divided Ashler and Mason signed an adverse Jvash\ille, Ga. March 16—(Special} BACK TO THE COMMITTEE in it4 report to the general council report. The committee will meet again i The spring session of the superior court Aldermen Owens J.nd Maddox voted to to take up the claim ' CHAMBER of Berne1 n countv convened here this na\ tne claim taking the position that morning Judge W C Thomas, of Val- Back to the claims committee went the work compelled the contractor to dosta, presiding- Orris Avera^ charged the claim of -J R. Cothran a. cofttractoi •with assault with intent to murder on •who demands that the city pa^ him spend monei to do the work in J. cer Chief R M. Rhoden will be tried Manv other important cases both civil and Savings Talks AUBAMA FRAN BILL IN criminal will bA tried JL. 3OC Jl- Protest Against Bill Pre- To build up tkc nucleus of GIVEN CAR f FALLING HAIR MEANS a fortune and enjoy the earn- venting -Called Inter- ing power of money, tkfr aver- Also Allowed to Extend Its locking Directorates Sent DANDRUFF IS ACTIVE age person must learn to save Track Into Butler Street for systematically. npHAR'S mo' peace Suburban Station. Georgia Representatives. Save Your Hair! Get a 25 Cent In most cases, created capi- Bottle of Danderine A an' good will in j. ranchises \vcie granted the L.eo g T. The \tlanta Chamber of Commerce lal is tke aggregate of small Rj.ilwa> ind Power comp mv to mj.Ke in a set of ^solutions which ha\e Right Now. a pipe of good to- A loop for its College Puk line in Ala. been forw ai ded to tho Georgia sena amounts saved by slow but b-ama atieet and alno to extend tricks toi s and representati\ es in "W ashing Into Butler street for its suburban ex | Thin brittle colorle4^ and steady methods bacco than in many ton and to the chairman of the judi-, hair is mute. e\ idence of a neglected press station j estei da> afternoon by ciarj committee protests "against the Atlanta s council The franchise for scalp of dandruff—that awful scurf bill now pending in congress Intended There is nothing- so destructu e to Your Account Invited a sermon I've the Alabama extension wa& gi anted foi the hair as dandruff it robs the hair an indeterminate pei iod but the But to pre\ ent so called interlocking direc- of its lustre ita strength and its very ler street fi anchise •was made a par" torates life eventual^ producing a fe\ei!sh 100% Safety heered. of the Gilmer stiect franchise wind) is The involutions were indorsed, bj nest> and itching of the scalp which for a peiiod of only thirt> «me jcais i the legislate e committee of the cham if not remedied causes the hair roots Councilman Ashley jaisetl the point | to shunk loosen and die—then the that the city could not fcivc the com bei of < ommfi ce of which \lbert How iij falls out fast A Itttle "Dander ne p Commerce doe& hereby protest against fed Colors a majority of the piopeity owners will eral legislation alonij tbe lines embodied in said 1)1 It believing that auch Icplalatiort Is be much better satisfied than thej are untimely and hurtful to this section and to Ties at present the Common country be it further Sold Elsewhere Revolved That a cop> of this resolution A host of new effects 'and te forwarded to f*a«,h senator and member 50c, Here JUDGE N. R. BROYLES of consreba representing the state of Geor K a with a request for their hearty and 25c for Pair. colors enhance the attrac- practical co operation in support of the pur SPEAKS AT BREMEN pc «ie ^nd spirit of this resolution and. In op tiveness of the new position to Sttid pending legislation Bremen Ga. March 16 —(tepeci il )— Judge Nash R Broyleg of \tlanta SPRING SUITS. We are Judge of the lecprder s court spoke here last night in the school a.udito TUESDAY PLEASANT, showing many novel and rium to a big- crowd the build i ngr be \ Ing filled to its capacity Mis subie 11 entirelv new models— was A Better and Greater Georgia IS WEATHER MAN'S Tie was introduced by Hon 1 J KNGLfSH types still strong Mansiiam mayor of the cit> of Bremen ATLANTA FORECAST Men's Silk Shirt

favorites. With YOUNG t ollow ing is the TV eather f01 ecast for Tuesday MEN, straight lines and V pleasant day ib indicated for Tuesday The temperatui e will be sparingly cut, the vogue slight!', lower in the morning", about PROMOTE A r 48 degrees as compared with ^ de Sale _ _,_ seems to fill the masculine gi ees on Monday rnormngr and will not ust as high as 70 degicea The wind vi 111 be brisk from the west or north eye with the greatest measure of style ac- we-s.t Tht alvj will remain nearly en CLEAR SKIN t i(K clear Owln^ howe,vei to tho ceptance. iMPej.rincc of a slight disluibance in The Famous "Eagle 1% estei n Te\as it is probable that a We represent the greatest specialists hangf in tlie weather is due witlun in America in the making of YOUNG i ^hoi t time Brand" $5 Shirts for MEN'S CLOTHES. GIVES LAST CONCERT. You are cordially invited to see the Alexander Von Skibinsky most perfectly made Ready-to-Wear the I Pleases Large Audience. .98 country produces. \Iexinler \ oil Skibinsk\ Ihe \ lol t \\\ o has been in Vtl inla lui bun tirn ell oli 1 ibt i i-,ht 11 the j,ssemblv h til of thi-j The New Hats \i I A 1 otel In L tew months the ] \ nutcd aiti^t will retui n to Kussia but j Soft Pure Silk Summer befoic doing- so he -will tour the pnii cipil cities of the United Status and | <. an ida OVLI -00 of his friends it _ Shirts, beautiful scnpes, so The New Shoes . tended his recital last night Miss M I Hariifeon pla> ed his accompaniment on \ Vfith I the piano \ 1 stylish, coat styles, soft turn The New Neckwear HENRY R. MARDIS DIES. back cuffs. You positively stick $2.02 to your CUTICURA Was a Deputy Sheriff in the profit account when vou buy these shirts at $2.98. Six Entire Floors—Eight Big De- Nineties. partments, ready to Show You SOAP Hem \ R Mardis for a, number of They are offered by us so low in price we must > eaib a deput\ bheriff under fcheiiff the Best in Men's, Boys' and And Cuticura Ointment. 1 ai nes buk in the nineties. died Ia-5t i is?ht at tht. residence of Geoige ^a\e limit each customer's purchase to SIX. No other emollients are so i i elatn c on "\lcDonoUe,h road Mai Children's Apparel lor Spring sure to afford complete satis- dis \\ ts well known in I ilton <-o«int\ md li is a, iiumbei of fi tenilb he-re to faction to all who rely upon le^ret the news of his death them for a clear skin, clean scalp., good hair, and soft, 'OLD FOLKS' CONCERT" HIGHS PURE FOOD STORE white hand*. FOR THE NEW HOSPITAL Ovtieunt floa» and Otatm«nt MM throughout tbt world Ubeml Mmpl* ot «eob m»llM fro*, with 3£*» \ e Olde I1 olkes concert TS ill be book. A4drau * Cuttaurm, X>ept 6H Bostoa qnen tonigrht d-t the Tnma.ii Park Meth EiisemanDros.;inc: B . u near Atlanta The \ amps, and beautifully curved Spanish-Louis heels. Stoc new trial hearing ha.1? been bet "Clover Bloom" for Saturday next before Judge New Delicious 30c

LUCKIE\"WHITE WAY" Coffee Butter $6 DELAYED BY COUNCIL Pure and Sweet Colonials, Pumps and Sailor Ties, patent and dull Action on the proposition of prop Ib. 19c Ib. erty ownei^ on J uekie btreet between leathers, in the new spring styles. Every line is full, all Forsvth and Spring streets to extend the white -wa> lighting s> stem between those pointfa w as delaj ed by the re sizes, all widths—meaning yours. fusal of council to pass on the reeom memlation of the electric committee jesterdav afternoon People of Atlanta Car Load of The propeerty owners agreed to pav for the w hite wa\ postb and equip $4, $5, 6 and $7 ment provided the citv agreed to their installation and the only return asked LOOK! APPLES \v as the mai ntenance Councilman Re% nolds chairman presented the fav 01 able report of the committee but _ "Below the Cost of Living" Ripe Red Colorado. Beats Spats in the grays, black, plain and brocaded, black members, of council waited to be more and \vhite stripes. full> informed and the matter \vas re Chewing Gum for the Kids. ferred back Potomac Herring Buy Them By the Box REDUCED TO $5 A TON Every Can Guaranteed Fresh $1 to $2.50 BEST HIGH GRADE JEL- —Second Floor. U.CO COAL. CARRO.LL "Ready to Serve" Today $2.75 & HUNTER. Why, Apples are worth $7 a barrel on 2-lb. Cans; Today the market! These cost but about Geo. Muse Clothing Co. Our Kntire Wheat I*oaf Is the Best Health Bread Made ' 20, Cans for . . Ic each. B.iL«d , lni»!it)>. ET.TJ liar Kaslb Direst It H \>M>MA!»'S T1AKKK1 ^ T M. HIGH CO. Jrj T072. SI W. ionjjth SI. ===== J. M. HIGH CO. . T -Page Four THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA* G2.V TUESDAY, MAECH 17, 1914. THE CONSTITUTION alone were enlightening. When he said Kstablinhcil 1SOS. that that country was as large as .the con- AStoryofthe Moment THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER tinental United States, plus two Texases, By WAtT HASU2F, , AILY and that it had a varied population of 20,- Tke fmmomm Prow Pact. Daay, Sunday. Tri.Weekly 000,000 people, the information was start- CLARK HOWELL. ling enough in itself. But in the course of ' The Halcyon Days* STATES POLITICAL GRIND Editor rail General Muager- his keen analysis of the politics, education, "1 see the city water, that we're all drinfc- SCHOOL BOOK BILL WILL LID LIABLE TO BLOW OFF Wi L. HALSTEAD. FIGURE I\ POLITICS AT ANY_TIME IN TENTH DISTRICT commerce and industry of South America, ing," said the retired merchant, "baa been SmoBeu Manager. analyzed, and the chemist says it's enough That the McCrory school book bill wtll .Milledgeville/Ga., March 16.—(Special.)— *! Clark, Howell, Roby Robinson, he. gave to the absorbed hearer a vivid to kill a six-1 egged giraffe. It contains all figure largely not only in the coming ses- The half hasn't been written of how warm, Albert Sowell, Jr., E. R. Black, H. W. Graflr. sion of the legislature, but also in county panorama of a land of which we Know lit- the g't-rms yon ever read about. I thick it how hot—boiling hot—the political pot is politics about the state and maybe In state likely to grow down in the "bloody tenth" T>It»ao» Malar- 5000. tle, a land of stupendous possibilities, and would be a good thine for the public health politics, is becoming apparent from day to a land whose folk we Inevitably must cul- if every taxpayer had his own well, as oar day. district in the fight for the seat in con- fathers used to. "When I think of the pare, Already several candidates about the state gress to be relinquished by Congressman Hardwick. The old 'tenth is no man's quiet tivate, if we do not expect to be at a dis- sweet, cold water *e used to get from our have announced for school commissioners of advantage in, pursuing our destiny abroad. their respective counties upon a platform of political heath—never has been and there are well, I feel as though, I could drink e)ght no hovering symptoms at the present writ- firkins of it." "school books printed by the state at cost" All we know of these nations to the south However all this may be, State Superin- ing that it ever will be. "I'd rather drink city water, and swallow On the contrary, there appears to be of us has come through consular reports, a million splay-footed germs with every ,dip- tendent M. 'I* Brittain does not seem to be travel books and lectures, and the graphic greatly worried over " any opposition that brewing .a stormy contest—that will furnish perful than monkey around a pump," replied food for discussion for the whole state. the hotel keeper. "We're all inclined to think, may appear against him upon this score. utterances of such men as Senator Root and Superintendent B.rittain's stand upon this Judge Carl Vinson, of Baldwin, was the when we grow old, that the institutions of former President Roosevelt. It takes knowl- question is already well known. first full-fledged candidate. He already has our childhood were away ahead of anything Gneatlnals his campaign mapped "out and will make his edge a long time to penetrate the mind of existing now, but you can't fool me on this On Monday he would make no comment, though, upon the situation or upon his stand- opening speech in Sparta on March 23. Judge a great nation like our own, particularly, well -water proposition. My father had a well Vinson will visit every part of the district in in the hack lot. It was about nine miles Ing. for re-election. when, as Bishop Kinsolving emphasized, we He simply stated that he couldn't "discuss an automobile that he'has provided for this deep, and I'll admit that the water was cold profess to be so preoccupied with our home politics today." purpose. and tasted good, but I have no doubt that if It now seems as if Colonel Bob Harde- Entered at the postofflce at Atlanta as affairs. it -were analyzed the chemist would find COCHRAN RETURNS HOME! AFTER man, of Jefferson county, will be in the secoiid-class mail matter. The point to remember is that "home everything in it that you can find in our city SPEECH IN BAISBRIDGE race for the judgeship to succeed Judge water. In those daya nobody ever analyzed Historu Rawlfngs, who will retire. Colonel Harde- POSTAGE BATES: affairs" can no longer limit the horizons jjf Ralph O. Cochran, of Atlanta, candidate water, and SQ we didn't have a scare thrown man was first booked in the race for con- United States and Mexico. into us whenever we took a .drink. If "the for the United States senate to succeed the United States. Our angle must be cos- TRIAL OF THE Senator Hoke Smith, returned to Atlanta gress. 1O to 12-paffe papers, Ic; 12 to 24-pase chemists would leave our city water alone aaprra. 2o: 24 to 36-pa e papers, 3c: 38 to mopolitan, not provincial. If it be true in MURDERERS OF THYNNE. Sunday after making a political speech 'in Aug-usta will likely furnish two candi- c we'd enjoy it just as much as we used to en- dates—Hon. Joseph Reynolds and Judge papera, 5c. a religious sense, according to John Wesley, joy the well water. But they won't do it, Bainbridge. He was asked about his outlook in southwest Georgia. Oswell Eve. That each of these are figuring ,that "the world is my parish," it is today doggone them. They go to the hydrant and The curiosity of visitors to WestmtaBtefr on announcing is strongly indicated by the ATLANTA, GA., March 17, 1914. fill, their hats with water, and take it to "Great!" he said. "T" couldn't hope for no less true in a material sense that '^the Abbey is often excited by a certain tomb, more encouragement." inquiries they are making over the district. their laboratories, and run it through a saus- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: world is my market-place." And the United •which, as the tablet above it records, con- Word comes from Warrenton that Dr. \V. age grinder, and then put their heads out of THREE-CORNERED RACE PROBABLE W. Pilcher is in the race. This well-known By Mail in the United States and Mexico. tains the body of Thomas Thynne, of Lon States cannot meet competition if it is ig- the window and yell that the stuff is full of FOR CONGRESS IN THIRD DISTRICT physician is a strong:, vigorous speaker, and (Payable invariably in advance.) leat, who waa barbarously murdered on the 1 mo. 6 mo. 12 mo. norant of its market-place, and the rules anacondas .and bald-faced crocodiles. ' Dublin, Ga., March 16. — (Special.) —Fol - Is well posted on all public questions and Daily and Sunday 60c $3.25 56.00 of the game as it is played there. "When I want a drink of water I can turn 12th of February, 1682. lowing close upon the heels of the county has many friends. Daily . • . 50c 2.25 *.00 a tap and get all I want -without straining Thomas Thynne—"Tom of ten thousand,' primary which will be held in Laurens on The latest entry comes from Washing- Sunday 1.25 2.00 a tendon. In the old days, -when we had our as. he was nicknamed in reference to what, ton county—Colonel Willis Evans—who al- Tri- Weekly .... i.-^l own well, getting water for family use was Tuesday, March 17 next, interest will center in that time, was considered an immense in- in the congressional race in the twelfth dis- ready lias a large following in the district, By Carrier. a serious business. As I told you, the well for he was once a candidate. In Atlanta, 55 cents per month, or 12 cents 7HE SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS. was seven miles deep, and the water would come, was at the time of hie death abo'ut trict, and there are prospects at this time per week. Outside of Atlanta, 60 cents per The twelfth annual convention of the all run out of the .pump. Then the dad- thirty-four years old. In spite of his own > for three candidates. Congressman D. M. month or 14 cents per week. blistered pipe had to be primed. ' I guess you wealth he seems to have desired to make an Hughes, who represents the district, at this WITH ENTRY LISTS CLOSED Southern ' Newspaper Publishers' associa- 1 3. R.... HOLiJDAY. Constitution Building." know what priming a pump is like. You advantageous marriage and, through the aid time, is to be a candidate for re-election, and CLAYTON CANDIDATES ARE BUSY tion, noW meeting in a two-day session in will make his formal announcement at the sole AdvertisinA-dvertisings Manager for all territory havje to pour down more water than you of a "marrlagre broker," he sued for the hand Jonesboro. Ga., March 16.—(Special.)— outside Atlanta. Atlanta, brings to this city many of the expect to get back, and then wiggle the proper time. Judge W3a.lter M. Clements, of The time for entering the Clayton county of a well-known heiress. Another suitor for blamed old handle up and' down for three Eastman, has been an announced candidate races closed today with the following en- The address ot the Washington Bureau is men most prominent and influential in the the girl, or rather for the estates she would Xo. 1727 S Street, N. W.~, Mr. John Corrisan, hours to get the water started. Sometimes for several months and Is already making an tries : Jr., staff correspondent, in charge. southern daily newspaper world., Among the first priming wouldn't do the trick, and inherit, was a soldier of fortune. Count Carl active campaign for the office. It is under- For clerk superior court, John M. Munday. the notable guests of the association are then you had to go around among the neigh- John Konigsmarck. This dashing young man stood that Hon. George B. Davis, solicitor L. J. Brown, B. H. Coleman and A. S. Martin; THE CONSTITUTION is on sale in New bors and borrow enough water to do It over was regarded not unkindly by the girl, who of the city court of Dublin, is strongly con- for sheriff, C. D. Dickson, the present -chief; York city by 2 p. m. the day after issue. It Jason Rogers,, publisher of The New York sidering the, matter of getting into the race. can l»e had: Hotaling's Newsstands, Broad- again. I have seen my father travel all over at the unusual age of sixteen was thrice E. L. Dorsey and H. E. Pearson; for treas- Globe, and Don C. Seitz, manager of The One of the most interesting developments way and Forty-second street (Times building: the townsite trying to get enough water to married and thrice widowed, but Lady North- urer, J. W. Adair, the present treasurer: corner). Thirty-eighth street and Broadway New York World. _^ prime his wapperjawed pump, and when he of the rain writing. .ligion and education entirely, it still holds Isn't our friend,r the Colonel, in the vi- *But some expand fn ever-broaden ing waves ing It Over has. short," and the voice, which was husky, Because four-fifths of our people are doing: that' if we are ever to do business with the cinity ot' those Brazilian riots? Through constellations bright with God's Talk It Over. ISvery time you fail to do probably with emotion, "I had to set 'im on a this very thing, and doing it cheerfully and , well these school girls know the task is countries to tlie south of us we must know eternal truths. so, you add Weight to that which'you must doorstep and leave 'im there: 'E must 'a' not impossible and are studying the question and understand them better. The Bryan Dove of Peace is still a hot And reach to, heaven's boundary .line. carry. And in this connection, remember fell asleep, and 'is 'at dropped on to t* foot- earnestly. A glance at their note books a ' —ERNEST NEAL. that he who carries 'the lightest equipment path, an'—would . you believe it?—when 'e few weeks . later will be lutercsting to u» ' The bishop's descriptions touching Brazil bird by a bottle of cold grape juice. Fairmount, Ga., March 14. Idli. travels farthest. I woke up there was elevenpence in iti"" and, perhaps, beneficial.

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lights immediatel} Council \otcd to REWARDS OFFERED FAIR AND CONTESTS CITY*£ALL WILL BE « send the recommendations back to the committee to be discussed at the nevt FOR FIVE SLAYERS : COUNCIL PAYS $87,500 ON APRIL 16 AND 17 \ SEN. WEST IS FORMALLY meeting1 with the ward representa ALL SPIC AND SPAN tlves ACCUSED OF MURDER FOR NEW FIRE MM BY DEKALB SCHOOLS PRESENTED TO WILSON FOR THE SHRINERS Fewards to the amount of $600 were Decatur Ga, March 16—(Special )— City hall will be spic and span when offered on Monday b> Go\ ernor John The public schools of DeKalb county the Shnners hit \tlanta for their an- jonsumption Takes M. Slaton for the capture of f 11 e men •ft ill hold a fair and contests at the During the; Afternoon He Pre- nual conclave in May or Councilman S wanted for murders in GeorgTia. Finance Committee Author- coii rth o use in I?ecat ur, April 1€ and L*. Dallas of tfie seventh ward, is ero- For the capture of James Touman sides for a While Over One Inspector Holds Nan- 17 An elaborate program has been ing to know the reason why 350 People Daily charged with the murder of James ized to Take $2,5OO From Thomas in Vppllngr counti, Februarj arranged by a committee of teachers the Senate* Councilman Dallas is chairman of tn the United States and the deadly tucket's Captain to Blame 1913 -na.3 offered SloQ Anticipated Water Receipts. and ad-opted by the educational asso- the building and grounds committee A similar ren ard was offered for ciation of Che country and Is the "big boss" in all matters ^erms claim more victims in citie^ the captuie of Mitch \Villiams charged There w ill be oratorical contests By John Corrlgan, Jr. which peptam to the beautification of ban m rural districts, due no doubt for Disaster, While Second with killing Foster Deal with a shot Council > esterday approved Mayor sipelling match domestic science and the city hall Recently he caused, gun one night in the > ear of 1908 n Washington, March 16 —(Speciad )— council to "dig* into the city treas- o the increased number of indoor Blames Monroe's Captain. Macon county "Woodward s compromise agreement cooking domestic arts or sewing, Senator "William S West was formally For the capture of Cliff Beechei with the Okenite company for the pur- manual art and agriculture ury and buy a fine new Amerjcan flag workers xn confining quarters and chase bj the city of the fire alarm sjs- Prizes n\ ill be awarded the schools presented to President Wilson this and also a flag of the city of Atlanta. «3nispLa> of articles general ex to the white house by Senator Hoke Smith sickness, overwork, overstrain, coofirung vessels who investigated the disaster the capture of Burr Brjant charged to the financ e sheet to make up the hibit •with the murder of L.ero\ tidwards in 2—Displaiy of wild Bowers (pressed) I told the president I was in favor duties or any drain which has reduced the off the Virginia coast on January 30 Macon county in Febi Uar> 190& difference between 585 000 provided fay the budget and the purchase price u_—School winning highest number of his peace policy in regard to Mex Ward Representatives resistive forces of the bod\ But nature in w hich the steamship "Nantucket Also $100 was offered for the cap of prices ico and hoped there would be no war, ture of Henrv Hudson charged \vith The terms of the agreement were always provides a corrector and the hest rammed Che steamer Monroe, causing: 4—fochooJ having highest per cent said Senator West afterwards the killing: ot Cliffoid Jackson Sep communicated by the mayor in a spe- of children of district at fair No patronage matters were discussed. Ask Committee Hearing physicians emphasize that during chang- the loss of 41 lives rendered a divid- tember 1912 in Macon county cial message to council together with o—fcchool having hig-hest per cent of but he will call later and indorse the ing" climate our blood should be kept rich ed opinion today one holding the cap- \11 the parties in\ ol\ ed in these a bill of bale drawn up and approv ed patrons at Che fair killings were colored \vith the excep nomination of A Pratt Adams as dis Before Voting Lights and pure and acta% e bv taking Scott a tain of the Xantucket guilt} of negli b> Assistant Citj Attorney Elltfa Un •\4hl«tic Contests. trict attorney for the southern dla Emulsion after meals the cod li\er oiliu tfon of Foster DeaJ who is 'aid to der the new agreement between the trict and Thomas Eason for assistant Eence and the other charging the co*n hiv ** been killed b\ the ^Villiams city and the OKemte company all the Pri/es will also be awarded the win ^cott s Emulsion ^yarnis the bod> bj en ners in the lollowing- athletic con Senator West was called to the chair Ceitain members of council were not mander of the 'Monroe with responsi negi c g-uiiantees ma.de in the original con this afternoon b> Vice President Mar nchmg the blood—it peculiarlv strength bilit> for the disaster ti Aft remain intact tests pleased w ith the recommendation of 1—Relj/v rate £ at. h school will send shall and p/iesided over the senate dur <*ns the lungs and upbuildb the resisti\e The report of the investigation along •\s was bta.ted in The Constitution s ing the speech of Senator McCumber the electric light committee that $4 000 e vclusi vt, stoi > of the closing of the three i unners Each bo> will run one forces of the bod> to avoid colds and with the two detisiorifa were forward sixth of a mile making a half mile of North Od-kota for government be spent Immediate^ to instill eighty deal tht, cit> saves $32 107 73 ovei the standaidizatum of grain prevent consumption. v ed to Henry "VI &>eele> supervising in putohasp price stipulated in the ong race foi each buhool lights—eight in each of the ten wards spector at Xew Yoi k It is not known MACONlAiNSSCARCE iiial contract „—100 j ard dash The objection was based chiefly on If you work indoors, tare easily, feel 3—220 yard dash the contention of Aldurman I N languid or nervous, Scott's Emulsion ia here what the next step In the case Immediatelv after council approv ed 1 •will be, but it Is believed the super the mavors agrreement with the com 4—iHunnmsr broad jump Bankruptcy Petitions. Ragrsdale that the representatives of the most strengthening food-medicine panj Councilman Humphrey of the 6—Running hig-h jump the various wards were not invited by known, it builds energy and strength vising inspector will consult the de- finance committee offered a resolution S—-rt-ot putt A voluntary petition in bankruptcy partment of commerce at Washington 7—Potato race -was filed, witfti Deputy Clerk Fred the committee to attend the meeting and and is totally free from alcohol or any BUT DRINKS PLENTIFUL providing for taking $2 500 from the an Beers of the United States court, yes- discuss the matter Councilman Frank The committee of aj*ra.iLgeaients for before making any further move ticipated water receipts and placing terday by Elijah TYanik Don ebx>o, of Reynolds, chaiiman, informed council stupefying drug—every druggist has it. The local inspectors who investigated that amount in the sheet to the credit the fair consists of Professor W M. of the police and fire departments to Raine> J W Green E E Tread well, Atlanta, a city salesman The peti- that some of the wards needed the 13-106 Scott 8c Bowne. Bloomfield. N. J the collision, are Captain R A faar- "William Hopkins and AUsa Willie Kate tioner gives hia liabilities as $8aS, with- •" sent inspector of bulls, and D H 18 Cases Before the Recorder be used as part payment of the com- out any *aseta Henry (Jriffin Kitchens. Howard inspector of boilers The de promise price of ?87 500 Carswell a railroad fireman also a resident of Part men t of commerce designated Make a New Record Since Atlanta, filed with Deputy Clerk Hen them to investigate the charges War on Tigers Began. '• ley of the federal couirt, a \oluntary . against Osmyn ^errv captain of the MACON'S DOGCATCHER $26,600 SUBSCRIBED petition In bankruptcy Mr Kitchns 1 Nantucket brought bv the local in places his liabilities at $1 367 83 and | spectors at Norfolk after a prelim GETS TIRED OF HIS JOB FOR WESLEY HOSPITAL declares he has no assets i 1 nary examination Ma<-on Ga March 36 — (Special > — Eighteen drunks the largest number \^ ith the $ 5 000 for which the> were Charge?* VKainst Itorrj since the Macon Law Enforcement Macon Ga March 16 —(bpecial ) — Founded on a Rock The charges a.g Un^t Captain. Berr;, Colonel ^ "W Crawford Maeon s coi •woikmg- laired the ladies of the Wes included negligence in not reducing the league began its campaign to close up raJler of dog's, for the last six years lev Memor al hospital- campaign have epefd of his vessel in a fog and with the blind tigers were before Recorder has resigned and to-day has been a not stoj ped but i 11 Monday reported neglertmg to ascertain througih the Cochran thig morning When the re ha-ppy one in dogland for it is the first additional sums gather*^ amounting tio ITCHED SO, HE The foundations of our Mammoth time i, nee the first -day of February ?1 TOO making a total of $ 6600 •wireless operator the proximity of oth coi del mounted the bench and glanced They will s-lvortlj continue their ef er \ essels No charges were brought ovei his docket he gave a low whittle that the dogs ha\e felt free to roam Safe Deposit Vault extend against Captain Edward 13 Johnt,on of the sLi eets at will meajnino of course forts and raise more money toward tho wanroe of surprise for it has been a Ions thoie who are not equipped with the the hospital fund which Asa G Can Twelve da>s \veie de\ oted to heai tune since he had seen &o many of badses tequ red bv the city ordinance dler has prormbed to augment with TORE HIS FLESH >ng \vjtnesses ind iftt i counsel for those wh -) have a failing for a nip HenceCoi th there is no need to un- tieble the sum the ladies raise Captain Ben v had iig tti Ins case to from tlit, bottle £ in 1 then tails hanf** their headf> and Sixty Feet Into the Earth dav the boaid lende ed its dt it, uns alde&tej foi thev can come \\ithin the Lach of the eighteen offendeis was i T.ng'e of the c-olonel t, ea.grle ex e or The opinion filed by Inspector fcai lequired to pay d Jnble the ut.ua.1 fine, 1 gent was voluminous going into the unl rnbrre 1 1 isso without being yanked RESINOL CURED because of the fact tl it they had into the middle of next week and de Concrete and Steel support this massive structure constt-uction of the ships the eollifaion and the conduct of the crews after chosen Sunda> as the time lor then p-o<t-d in tht mi«Kt of othei howling "CASCARETS" CLEANSE Tortured For Three Weeks, and render it a veritable Gibraltar of Finance the impact The report concludes that celebration hungry hounds at the public pound Captain Kerrj. and ill other licensed Most of" the whisky now being- sold This morning befoie the ink had But Two Applications officers of the Nantucket are exonerat in Mar-on is by the locker Uuba the scarcely dried on the colonel a resigna. ed from all blame Law Lnf or cement league having pret lion seven stalwa-rt sons of the army Did the Work* Firm as the Everlasting Hills, Silent as the Sphynx, it guards Captain Sai gent s report then ty well cleaned out those near faeur of the unemplovcd were ready and will LIVER AND BOILS dealers who u&ed to sell whisky on the ing" for the man tit to fall on theli charges Capta i Johnson with incom side s-houldt,i s However it w ill be a few \\ ashingrton T> C Dec 3 1913 — peteno negpllgenre tnd inattention to Ml o\ er my body wei e small pimples your treasures— dut> He is eharg d 111 the teport daA s > et betoi t, i, bucce&s-or is c'hos n with \ iol ttion of th international Barnes Resident e Burned and in the meantime close to one thn i Feel Bully! No Headache, \\hich itched me &o that I could just rules foi prevonii g collisions n giv Macon d i Much 16 — (bpcnal t — sa-i d tagless rtog-s will be ha\ ing the Siab m> flesh and tear it apart For inig a nroiia, wh stlt signal iti the fog: The home of W I) Barnes t 0 J^un time of their li\es Sour Stomach, Bad Breath, three weeks I could not sleep at mg-ht •withnpgl *,ence ind inattention to duty c tii a.\ enue was dt stroyecl bv f n e it until I was simply exhausted 1 tried because he took rm atti a to p t,vent an eirl> hour this m irn rig the u em Constipation. the collision or to lessen its tore e v hen tets of the Tamil-, bj.i el> escipmg 111 SENDS GREEN NECKTIE most evei^ thing that was supposed to the ves&eis came in sight jf o-i--h othei their night clothes Ju— t after mem give relief and I can truthfully say and with incompetent, v and unskillful hers of the family rin fiom their btd TO ALL HIS FRIENDS Get t 10 cent bot now that not until I used llesmol faoa,p and ness because pro >cr d sciplitie 01 or tooma the roof of the house fell in \re >ou keeping >our luvei stomach Resinol Ointment dill begin to feel sramzatfori was. not -naintunel among Put some unarcountible reas >u no and bowels clean juie and fiesh with like the man I w a*. After onl> two the crew in an etToi t to protect the (tie in the house aw ikcned until the Maoon Ga, Alardh 16—(Special >— C isc iretfa — or mei el> foi cing ailment (Signed) A made to obtain a&sistance from the the fact tha.t a n i^huor happened to annual custom sent out to numerous mpoi tant Jai kson cue of \Va,ter Registrar s Of Nantucket see the f * ind fc,lvt- the tldr m it friends throughout the city a. neoiktie Oxsc iretb immediatelv cleanse the flee TJistiiet Building Blames C up tain Johnson might ha% e res>ult« rl in fat ilitit-3 of «i cen and i spi ig of shamrock tom i 1 lemove the sour undigested Pesinol Ointment (5Qc and $1 00) 1 hes*. s tme iiieids hi\e been rcceiv ind fei men ting f jod uid foul gases On the last ipecincatjctt C ai tarn Re* it al» Heine f ouduote«f ing- thr-xe remembid,!! ob of st r tt tike the bile fi im the !i\ ei and ind r esmol Soa,p f o ) stop itching Sargent said Macon t a March 1 1» — (S| ectal ) — ricks day foi L g >od nd,ii> >eais ui 1 t niy out ot tl the tonst instantl> ind speedil> heal eczema and \\htle we bfli ve that Cap tarn Ma en thunhts ate it tht midat of if they did not ^et them the v-oull 1 VT (ate in itte tnd poison in the othei skin humors pimples dandi uff Johnson at> an indi\ ttU U did \eii ie-3ll^ fe 1 lint t joul t so tlat tie bow clb thing; that \vas hurna.nl> pj s 1 le to i eviva.1 meetings w hich HI c t,h out &oies bums uul piles &old bj e\cry grow ih f f the Kible ( oiifei one held j idge \\l o ifa Ii sh f i o i th sole f No odds hnw &icK headachy bilious druggist I>on t be fooled by substi sate the lives of ill it it, to he- re at tlie (it\ auditoi u m iff(ntl\ it his fe t tu tht ciow-ii of i is head sees and »iib dp tied ^* oi ft I a Cascai et gretted that he did not dt legate cei which i n imbci of the sneakers from that no one s ovtilool ed to tii^ht ^ill stiaighteu > ou out by tutes for Kesinol ottered by a few un tain duties which he ittmtUd to him Not to bh )w appreLiation h weai moinuif, Thev woik while >ou sleep scrupulous dealers For f l ee trial self to liome oi the other nembtis of the \tlanta, conference were on the pr gram ing the nrc.en tu ind the shun oc k A 10 cent b< x from }our druggist will write to Dept 4 F.. Resinol Baltimore his crew and thu& =t\ himself more \t the First Pi esb> tenin oh n ch on March. 17 would be a bi e io i of IvCt p your he id cleai fctomac. h sweet time to dev ote to matters of a t eater ind %oui Ii\et ind bowels regular for importance ; Rev Frank "V\ right the Indian months Don t foi tet the children — Inspector Hpeed in I he re\ ival it thf 1 abernacle PLEAD NOT GUILTY THIRO XATIONAX, BAAK SAFE OFP OS11 \ M I 1 a fog- as < barged but i ot qi ilt> e i Inii ( h v. hich } a.s been in pi Q^.re'-s EXPECTORANT Opens Daily O to 5, Saturdays O to *> Ullegod failure to use tho vMteHss ap f i w ce^k will cont n c through the Colunib paratus and reborn mended that his pre^.01 t week Re\ R ^\ T hiot of master s li ense be re\ oked \ £ ista is doing the preaching: : Cures Whooping Cough, Croup In I t I»iijE,in rastor ot the Tirst eoltis ruiininit ot tliu aoae sort- tiiro^-t, And the cost to you is less than one cent a day In reading hs upoit Captain Sai Cheney a Ca.pectorant alittitly laxative. STent =;tattil th it ho had been a licensed **aptist church has anno mte that i Prevents the whoop in v, iiooplng cough- master and was CTP* i lent ed in n o i rev iv al will op u it his church 011 Refined Homes Children like Cheney a a.nil has been on the gation and that lri;>pettoi IIowa.rd \pril o tnd will run fo two wreeki market fifty years Take the old. tried and The foundation, of our savings department runs back more than T*as not a licensed mas>U r and had no R^v I K T>rew a-n evangelist, w ill true cougrh cure 5o at ^0 >ears into the past, which formed, solidified a,nd fixed the (hajac practical experiLn«,e LS a navigator do the preaching Demand ters of its officers and directors and assures to 3-011 security for \oiir ^urprlMe at Capital "\arrotv tape for Ma*t*enl»erBT funds, respect and friendship for your person Macon G Maich lt> — (Spe nl> \Vaslungton March lb —faurpnt,e was ! efi «* 1 horn a should b Come in and lets be friends together ovpresspd hv offi< j tls >f U ctey ti r Pol offici il nf the p mont of ommorct, wh<_ n tht v Wei \ tnc Brow ing com pa m h id c lose equ I ltd with th I eirUs« toil** infoimed L night that tt r > \ d i ill f i h 1 ff tl is mni 1 o combmttion—dui abl re ft ct 11 One dollar will start an interest bearing account steamboat inspectors it 1 hi! idelr hia a swit h *i!?ine at tie Hi stioet s i n i t it 101 mi had tendered a lUidetl or urn in tie r s«in^, st ul thr bi w orv ^ luto t e tain c f pei J>err> tj ial ind th tt one jf th n c n d )l If tr irk ind clem lishe ! it Mr f >i manre u T d t bers had held t. Lpt-im Johnson K niM Misscnbei K w is 01 tho beat of the atl c i ditiOTis It was pointed out th it tin, latter hid tru k whei the €iiKine hit it and w is appealed onl\ as L ivitnes>b i i the case throw n a. distinco of tw entv feet gus Bow It. m nio of Third National Bank and had not been repiesented by couii taming a sprained ankle \ iti eous porcelaii sel elx imper Under the law thtie \\ould hive b en vu u^ make dis Capital and Surplus, $1,800,000.00 no appeal If tho bo ird had icn uttert NORTH AVENUE CHURCH 7 PER CENT DIVIDEND colorationt, and Captain Eerrj \s it ih tht. ca*,( will j-,athennk of _ : ATLANTA AUTO TOP AND TRIMMING CO. FRANK HAWKINS, President. THOMAS C ERW1N, Cashier =ro to Captain ^eU it NP\ \ ork LEADS SCHOOL RACE FOR EAST ATLANTA BANK germ cul ~ I Atlanta, Oa t, tperiising- inspectot of th district tin s iinpofa If Ciptun ^e«.lcv r N o,tht both aihlt 1 aiiks of tht skipp is rtuiit in i eai mt\ ToN tl \ t i i I i b teii i i s in lohn D \\ ilkf f nai l U \^f L nC b martt to t Nt mil > it isp toi d IA s h j l s,]- n s ti t la. i,e t i i ci t I tin I ist \tlnti bml lj a.tci «-e f Lhlei wl o^e a0e f nienibt.i s s itSnta\Tiii mtcist t 111 t J lit -. ils ii d l U r -wood fnot dec ision w on Id be fin il ing md the t )i ri Y sti i H t >tist w > d i\ e title ^ vt a o it the nif i i i v u e c r > (hutch sh >ws th* 1 Litest -,1111 f til tion th it ajt the iimu tl mt etm- it 11 lined with th( Sundav s h els f the it\ 1 the slo Kl lit s _>f the bank e^Ie di\ it copper in "5 md xv sc hoo- of the Bapt si Faberna w s d< c dt d to j a\ *, pt i t». lit d \ i sur dura AMEND GAS ORDINANCE. IP (Ii 11 h rtui nir, tin r ast month tht-ie dPil i \ c-iitil stock oi 'n 000 bility and ha.\ e been 1 ji t ct nv ei sioi s \\ hi h v, ill loa.\ e tt &ui i lus in Ii nd of present re The follow mg statistic*, sho~w the j- &00 bills May Eliminate College Educa- st Lii<3 ng ot the \ uious bunday No\\ off i is i 01 tl e \ear \\cie oleet LJF>! tion Requirement. schools eri is follows j \ Mm r pies 3ti t \oui i lu nler -vv ill be glad to \\ M McOt iln 1IL its dont \A M L< t 1 st i >nd \ t f p esidei t \,n >f th sixLi hto< kholdt i s ittcndt 1 tl t me t iif-, 2 *-r if J them >-*ut (_oii_ v uic ( > our ordma.nct. \v 1 1 j pused b Vlaei m LM f b iirst hand stud> of FRESH, NEW BASEBALL SUPPLIES ^Xinjistea) of tlie s it nth mi it the lft qiupment a.t our show meeting of ec un il i, sttii iv IjuJer r »oi s b i\ jmpIoU Iy equipped tho ordinance th thuf ms[ ctf i must Oglethorpe Superior Court. b ithi oonib on display l>o A colleg ^ridu it* \lilti m in te- tr !,b\tPi le\it,,t TI 1 f^tor oeTieril MAKE SNAPPY WORK IN THE FIELD \lclerman Ai mi&tend is n. le id< i IP IR Leon Baptist 1 B iptl t Tom Bi )-wn pie-sent (_ i\ il cases \\ill \tlantT. s laboi movement and his n Street Mothodi-nt engd-^ce the <. _>urt with the usual r m Amendment is inteiuli d to t,l\e Vtlnn nat Bapt st b^r of tfrJmnid.1 t ises to be di^po^pj of ta, s men a h in o tt the job in the * tot reel Pitsh-v tcrian 11 ! "Judge John Hi t w 11 speak here T les e'vent theic is i v t mc\ h I uthtr 111 It I d i\ on t t\ r i i Lli/'ation VIdciman M i klox is g-( ing to t Tf* i t Cm t,roj, it ot U lib an amendment to the onhnuice \vhith on HiU Baptist 40b •\\ill piohibit tlit bond from goin^, out \v nuc Pr sbv tenai We can Fit out One Good Player of Vtlanta to becuie L m in foi thieL in&pcctoi BALLARD WOMAN OUT ON HABEAS CORPUS or a Whole Champion Team

Uome da. March lb —r(bpetiil ) — Correctly I uLa, Bullard w hu h is been -tontliKtl 11 th< count} jail ch^ttued with the k II In a Hurry. Ing of Donald Huie has been i ^leased from custodj on a, habe is corpus pro ceeding The woman was commuted upon the recommend vtion of a coi > Catchers' Mitts Gloves ners jui \ t) ha\ e n held for a-ction b> the ^i and ju j BEGAN BUSINESS IN 13TS T ven mu i ^ m i c h ints The judgt t d lot is^ ipon the OH »8T5 CAPITAL NOW THE dealing in jew elr\ there n e question as to ti i i-,ht of Lh tuione LARGEST MAKER OF *3 BO* but few \\ ho h \\ e h id sutT to hi\e h« r h Id I it leleased het on S4.0O SHOES IN THE WORLD cient expeiiernt m gi iding to the £?iound th it the t 1 lei ce \\ a-s not m*ke them expeits buffieient to hold hei lo iger Therefor"; in ordet to bu\ In his d>i ij, st-itcnn nt Haire -is correctl\ graded di tmonds it Eerted thtt the woman shot him but is hJgrhH import int to bu> said that the affi i \\ is aeeiUentd-l and from a dealei \\ ho&e ,~iiAr*in he did not hold hei responsible W. L. DOUGLAS tee of -weights md ^iadts t. m be accepted w ith the know 1 $3,50. $4.OO & $4.5O SHOES edge thT.t his claMsificatrons ALUMNAE BUILDING are Lorret t ind stindarfl Our experience i n bu<. i i^ FOR SHORTER COLLEGE \ and selling1 diamonds dates, bTek foi o\ ei thirt\ \ cats $1,006,279 INCREASE Quantit\ buj ing enable s us Rome ta-i Ma. ch 16 —iSptcial ) — 25c to $4. to bm dirs tt from the t t The alumnae ife&ocia.tion of Shortei col S is the reason -we give yoa the same values from 25c to $10. ters thus s i\ in&, from 1 ^ to leCTe a,t tLi mil! x\ intet meeting here J_ for $3 SO, $4 OO and $4.5O notwithstanding 3 o per cent from i egul ir pledged itstlf t> i use funtlb lot the First Base Mitts •wholegale prices \\ e give erection o£ an alumnae bu Iding 0-11 the the enormous increase in the cost of leather. Our Baseball Suits, Baseball Stockings, j ou e\ er> advantage -w e en campus ot the college Ih two litet standards have not been lowered and the price to $1 to $5 jov and besides furnishing ars bOeietles of the eollege ha%e ai you remains the same. complete with 50c and $1 correctl> graded stones \\ e reads raise l funds tor a similar struc Gall at my store and see for yourself the Itind of save \ on money on > our dia ture and th^ buildings will prooablj be shoes ire are selling for $3.5O, $4.OO and $4.5O. FOR THE DIAMOND. belt, cap and mond purchase erected during the coming summer The Score Books . 25c, 50c, $1 \ttractive monthly payment org-anization of alumnae aux'liaries in You \vill then be convinced that W. I*. Douglas stockings $2, $3, $5 plans Are allowed the different cities ot the south wherej shoes are absolutely as good as other makes costing Official League Balls $1.25 Umpire Indicators .. 50c fatudents-of Shorter reside T, as in-dor-^ed } Selectionb sent to reli ible $5.OO to $7.OOT the only difference is the price. Baseball Shoes, pafctple an\ w here all expptbb A committee of thiee was a.">pointed to Other Baseballs lOc to $1 Scoring Tablets 25c chai ges paid prepaie a.n alumnae directoi\ and to I call your especial attention to my low, broad $2.50, $3.50, $5 TVrito foi IbO pasre cm h-i,vp charge of the oiganization ol the heel, receding toe Knglish Walking Boots in Tans, Baseball Bats lOc to $1.50 Bat Bags $1 to $3.50 logue anu sou\cnir 1 ooklet branch bodies Gun Metal and Imported Patent. Also, my exclu- Protectors $1 to $10 r*acts \bout Diamond'; sive short vamp shoes which make the foot look Sliding Pads $1.50 Baseball Bases $3.50 Bahnsen to Visit Rome. smaller. W. t*. Douglas conservative, comfortable Rome Cii M i i l h—(t>p*. lal »-— shoes, which require no breaking in, are worn the fctate \ etti mai IJ.H Petei I Bahnsen world over. Diamond Merchants will be in t IOA d t.ounl.\ March _0 and The Beat $2 00, $2 50 and $3 00 Boys' Shoes m the world w ill make a demonstration of hog <»»» eenmu* without W IL..|»OUK- 31-33 Whitehall Street cholera inoculation A. number of local e BtnmpCd on tb« botto KING HARDWARE CO. stock breedt rs ai c planning to attend ^ IIW Ii Douslu shoes are not Tor nle ID yonr vicinity, order direct Established 18S7 from factory Shoes tor every member ot the family at oil prices, poet- — "rec Write for Ulustrarert Catalog, showinir bow to c ' ~ S3 F9EIA.4 ANTI-KA1INIA~SALVE DOUGLAS 160 Spark Street. Brocl Curts tokm Troubles W.L.DOUGLAS SHOE CO.; 11

SPAPJLRl Six THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, MAKCH 17, 1914.

Jr.. a recent bride. Miss Marv Bla- . PRINCE WEBSTER WILL lock. Miss Gladys Dunson and Miss Mary ITines completed the party. I Big Apple Convention PROSPEROUS YEAR VISIT THREE STATES Celebrate St. Patrick's Day. J. Prince "Webster, of the state rail- There w,ill be a meeting- of the Drama road commission, will leave Atlanta on league this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Tuesday for a trip to the commissions Cable hall, when Mrs. W. C. Spiker, in of several southern states, including celebration of St. Patrick's day, will Planned by Cornelia Florida, Alabama and Mississippi. Ha read the following Irish selections: is v gathering data to be used in one "Cathleen ni Hoolehan"—By W. B. The Public Service Companies or two cases to be heard by the Geor- * Tates. gia commission. "Riders to the Sea"—By John Synge. A delegation from the chamber of alone, -with its record of rainfall, is Make Good Reports to the "Spreading the News"—By L-ady commerce of Cornelia. Ga.. visited destined to be one of the banner apple Gregory. President C. J. Haden, of the Georgia counties of the United States. Railroad Commission. Chamber of Commerce, in Atlanta yes- Big Men Present. Horseback Party. terday and enlisted the co-operation "We are going to have men of na- to 4 p. m. as this day of special prayer. A party enjoying1 a horseback ride of the state body In a big convention tional as well as state Importance at The gross earnings; of the public For Miss Mowry. The meeting will be held In Ponce de yesterday to and re- to demonstrate the possibilities of north our convention on March 28 for the service corporations of Atlanta, just Mrs. Marion Smith entertained a few .Leon Avenue Baptist church. A cor- turn were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Emer- purpose of focussing attention on this TROCOEVJ friends informally at tea yesterday aft- dial invitation is extended to all wom- Georgia apples and to toe held in Cor- filed with the state railroad commis- son Brown, of Kalamazoo, Mich.; Mrs. now neglected source of profit. When sion, indicates that they have had a ernoon at the I>riving club for Miss en's missionary societies, and to all Charles Watson, Mrs. John Tebasco. nelia March 28. one considers that an acre of apples Clear tlic Voice Mary Mo wry, of Washington. D. C., young women's auxiliaries, to unite in Mrs. Hall. Miss May Atkinson, Miss William Eberhardt headed the dele- will return a net profit twice as large very prosperous year. the gruest of Mrs. J. K. Ottley. this service. Josephine Wendell and Dr.' "Anton gation from Cornelia, and was accom- as an acre of cotton, with less, expen- The gross earnings of the Georgia A great relief when The tea table was placed in the rose At noon a recess -will b6 taken for Coboly. panied by J. W. Peyton, J. L. Roper, diture of labor, the possibilities of the Railway and Power company for 1913 hoarse or coughing. room' of the club and decorated with lunch. Each one attending is requested industry are see/n at a glance." An early morning start was made secretary of the local chamber, and were 5-1,766,690.52. The company's Used by speakers and pink, roses. to bring a box lunch. Coffee and tea from the city, and after a delightful Some of the big men who will be gross earnings for 1912 were 54,567,- will be provided, and a social hour en- ride a picnic luncheon was served on Senator J. T. Peyton, of the thirty- present and make speeches at the Cor- sin gers for over 50 years. joyed. the mountain. first state senatorial district. nelia convention are President C. J. 256.40. The sain was $199.434.12. 25c, EOc and 31.00. Sample Free. Silver Tea. Pr«Cram, Kach member of the delegation, who Haden, of the state chamber of com- The gross earnings of the Atlanta ( Gas Light company for 1913 were John I. Brown &. Son. Boston. Mas*. There v. ill be a sil\ ei- U-a at the Devotional service, led b\ Mrs. A, H. is personally interested In the apple j merce; Henry R. Ho\varJ. president of the National Apple association; R, C. $&5;J, 102.10. The grross earnings for residence of Mrs. A. I. Wnrm. 142 East Gordon. For Mrs. Cooley. Industry, emphasized that tbe ap- 1-H^hti, jsti-pet, mi Friday, March 20. (Greetings From Home Board—Mrs. ' Dr. and Mrs. W- J. Blalock ente1'- Berckmaivs, of Augusta, former presi- 1912 _yiere ?825,S49.22. The gain was Ilourh. t to ID P. m. proaching convention was to be of dent of the State Horticultural so- $27,2 >52,88. Edpa'f' CraTVf ord. tained at the Forgyth last night in The jiross earnings of the Southern Tlio'-e w ill he rnu.cic and refresh- Solo—Miss Peyton Tod''. compliment to Mrs. Clayton Cooley. of state-wide importance, to match the ciety: Or- L,. G. Hardeman, orchardist ment.-.-. "TV. B. M. XT. Of S. B. C."—Mrs. J. C. Minneapolis, who is the guest of Mr. state-wide scope of the apple indus- and legislator. R. H. Hlnck. manager Bell Telephone company for 1913 were Tue tea. is gi^en undor the auspires Lanier, of West Point, \ ice president and Mrs. George Crandall. The party try. of the Yonah Fruit company: Oouis $2,758,350.10. "which was a praiii in gross r>f Ci'-^lo Xo ~>. of St Mark's Methodist B. Magid, of the Appalachian orchards; earnings over 1912 of $229.901.14. of Georgia Union. attended the supper dance at the pied- Georgia Apple* ~\\ ln< rlMi .•( i. "The State a Factor"—Mrs. W. J. mont after the performance. II. R. Ktaight. Or. A. iM. Soule, presi- The grain in the telephone company's The Time 10 P.M. Neel, of Cartersville. president of Wom- They pointed out that three years dent of the State CollcRo of Agricul- net earnings for 1913 over 1912 was an's Baptist Missionary Union of Geor- ago apples from Rabun county in ture; E. Lee Worsham, state entomol* $48/661.56. ogist, and J. O. Price, state commis- Barnwell-Foard. STia. Wedding Anniversary. north Georgia •won a nrst prize at the "The Individual Society a Factor"— sioner of agriculture. A quu't w odd ing w tts sulo mailed at Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Boy kin entertain- Xational Apple show in Spokane, Man?' other guests from the country Ipniait Park Methodist church at 4 Mrs. W". W. Brooks. ed informally last night at their homo 'FIDDLING JOHN" PLAYS "The Association, a Factor"—Mrs. P. Wash., and that since then Georgia ap- and the state are expected. They will o'clock Saturday afternoon, when Misa in Analey Park, the occasion r thejr ples won a lirst prize at New York be given an automobile trip demon- Ida. Mae Kiirnwell, of 119 Washington G, Awtry, of Manchester, vice presi- twenty-firat •wedding' anni% ersary. eity shows of national importance. FOR RAILROAD Y. M. C. A. The Place — dent Central division. Misses Effie and Martha Eoykin and strating tihe poastbiaitiea of the apple st, vet. was married to Mr. Adlai La- Immediately following: the lunch Miss Christine Barnard, of San Francis- "While we believe Cornelia to be industry in the immediate vicinity of mar I-'oarri, Res . W. H. IjaPrade, Jr., hour there will be a service of prayer. co, assisted in entertaining. The gruests, the natural apple capital of t>he Ap- Cornelia, and within easy touch, of that "Fiddlln' John," the champdow fiddler oit iciatiii£;. in which It la desired each society will ,who Included only close friends, were palachians," said the chairman, "we point. of the old fiddlers' convention, "will play Only a few friends were present, and take part, 3ffrs. T. I*. Lewis, superin- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Parks, Mr. and Mrs. know that all of Blue Ridge Georgia ~ Incidentally they -will b« enthused tonlg-hft aft Che St. Patrick's day cele- Mrs. D. L. Barn well -was matron of tendent of Atlanta association, pre- Thomas Rlpley, Mr. and Mrs. B, H. will produce this fruit In pro-flta-ble by men who know, -with, the future bration, which will be held in the par- honor, and Mr. "W. H. Johnston best Cone, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Jenkins, Mr. quantities from the commercial point th*it 1I«8 before all north Georgia In lors of the Railroad T. M. C. A. at "8 Tnan. Mr. and Mrs. Foard will be at siding:. of view. There is not one county In raising: an afbundant crop of the fruit nome to friends at 786 DeKalb avenue. "The Individual Womftn, a Factor"— and Mrs. Dougrla* J. White, Mr. and o'clock. Irish songs and Irlsdh recita- Mru. TV. J. Neel. Mrs. C. K. Ayer, Mr. and Mrs. Paul mountainous Georgia but is adapted for -which, even knowing Georgians tions, abounding- with IrliSh. -wrt, -will toe The Piedmont Frederick, Mr. Charles McCnllough and by peculiar cllmatologlcal conditions send their, gxw>d money out of the in vogrue. Home Missions. Dismission—Rev. A. H. Gordon. Dr. Robert B. Ridley. to excel in apple culture. Hafoersham state. In r cordance with the rcgnletf schedule of v. nrk of the Woman"" s Bap- Matinee Party. Murray-Smith. Federal Grand Jury Meets. tist Missionary Union of the Southern Miss Elizabeth Dunson entertained at A marriage of miich interest was that {MONTGOMERY PLANS The United States grand jury, Frank Hap t ist uonv ull. The following1 menu will ers, but the two facts happen to be very the Business Men's league on the bene- be used: intimately connected just now; so i fits of a convention bureau. Monday, mocked brains, waffle?, 1 K. C. Taylor, chairman of the Mont- Every Evening muffins and oornmeal souffle Tuesday much so that severe ocean -storms have gomer___ y Busines_ __s_ men's league_ „ , stated in Varnishing This day, roast, butterbeans, stewed fruit. caused, the price of fertilizers to in- ! a letter to Fred, Houser that the League crease 50 cents per ton in Alabama j had been attracted by the large num- spinach and creamed potatoes. Wed- )e nesday f salads), grapefruit, tomato already i ' T °^ conventions being secured for Spring? aspic and fruit salad. Tihursday. rolls and bread. Friday, planked fish, tar- For your outside work you will tar sauce, carrots, peas and potatoes. want the varnish that will stand Second "Week——Monday. • b-iscuits, ly to go up here any time from the some of the conventions to that city. broiled steak, stuffed poppers with same •cause. up under every condition of weath- salmon, cream sauce. Tuesday (pies), The way it comes about is that se- er exposure. You will want lemon and apple. Wednesday, baked vci c ocean storms have interfered with Costa Rican Treaty Extended. 1 chicken, scalloped oysters and cran- tin arrival in port of a number of ves- Washington, March 1 6.—Secretary Make Reserva- berry 1elly. Thursday, r-akos. angel sels which were on their way to this BIT an and Sen or Calvo, the Costa Ri- BERRY BROTHERS' food, layer cakes. Friday, sandwiches countt'y bringing large quantities of can minister, today signed a protocol 5c and larger packages. and white icings. potash, which is a material ingredient extending for a period of five yp-ara SPAR tions Early of commercial fertilisers. Two of these the provisions of the special arbitra- cargoes, one carried by the steamship tion treaty between the United States West-Rossman. Charles Signe and consisting of 4.000 and Costa Rica. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. West, of Klrkwood, tons due in Charleston on Monday announce the marriage of their daugh- March 16, and the other bv the steam- ter, Marguerite, to "W. Harry Rossman, ship Ltocksley. carrying 4,~>00 tons, and of Kirkwood. The ceremony was per- due in Savannah on March 12, have i formed Sunday, March 15, by Dr. M. C. been held up at the Azores. This pot- IT'S WATERPROOF Miller, at Ingleside, Ga. ash -was needed to meet the demands of manufacturers and miners who have The varnish for oiitside finishing. Spring been buying their stocks from hand-to- The varnish that will not turn whit». Suffrage Meeting. mouth. The varnish of great durability— The Eighth Ward Equal SuJTrag-e as- As a result of the failure of these sociation meets Tuesday night at S cargoes to reach port, muriate of pot- especially adapted to exterior work. o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Emily ash has «one up fiom ?8 to $0 a ton, The smoothest, finest talcum The varnish that dries dust-free Weddings McOougald, 87 East Fifteenth street. while kainit has advanced about $3.50 a ton. As these products flg-ure promi- powder made. *'Borated "~ quickly and with a fine lustre. Customers placing with u* orders nently in the manufacture of com- Xwo tints—white and fl< When you buy Berry Brothers' for social stationery may have the mercial fertilizers, it is easy to see [ Delightfully perfumi Luxeberry Spar you buy 55 years how conditions of this kind can ma- [ MADE BY assurance of correct forms, skilled MEETINGS tenally affect the price. i of earned reputation. workmanship, moderate prices, and Georgia manufacturers and mixeis. f Talcum Puff Company FOR SALE BY prompt delivery. however, hart some stocks on Viand and ] t Bn.l. Terminal Balldfeg for that reason no advance has yet , The Gordon circle will meet at the BROOKLYN, HEW YORK We have the most completely eejvipped Home for Old Women, 61 West '*Jna occurred m this state, but it is liable to ' GUARANTEED PURE. The Tripod Paint Co. plant !n this part of the counlry avenue, Wednesda-y. March IS, at 3 do so as soon as the short stocks are ! BYRD BUIS-DING o'clock p. TO exhausted. ATLANTA, GA. BYRD'S ATLANTA ALL THIS WEEK **• The Ladies' auxiliary to the B. of R, T. -will meet Tuesday, March 17. at 33 GRADUATE THURSDAY 2:30 p. m., fifth floor Kiser building-. All members are urged to attend. AT SOUTHERN COLLEGE The fourth meeting of the Atlanta chapter of the American Institution of The Southern College of Pharmacy Child Life is called for Wednesday, will issue diplomas to thirty-three March 18, at 766 Peachtree. graduates on Thursday nig'ht at the Atlanta theater. This is one of the \ll cooked in our own Baltery, the fir** 1 Vtlniitii to be estab- Tho meeting" opens at 3.30 p. m. 1 promptly. largest Graduating; classes in the his- lished o« the fifth floor way above tho dust and dirt otf tlt^ street. torv of ~the pharmaceutical college, [ Or. Dunbai" H\ pgden, pastor of the Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. Central Presbyterian church, will de- OLD MAIDS' CONVENTION li\ er the commencement address. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Thomas H. Jeffries, president of the WILL BE GIVEN TONIGHT board of trustees, will confer the de- ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS IDS BEST GRANULATED SUGAR crees. An attractive musical program has> been arranged. "The Old Maids' Convention." which The followinu graduates will receive di- is a laugh from beginning to end, will i ploma''' \\ . T. Andrews, Xorth Carolina; be given tonight at the Capitol View R. H. Banks. South Carolina; O. C. Barrptt, Baptist Church, under the auspices of Georgia, Mrs. A. lv Bozeman, South Caro- the Jjadies' Missionary society. Real lina. K. C Cohen, .Georgia: Mrs. A. K. Den- m nis Jr. Georgia.. V R. Fulmer. South Caro- Irish costumes will be worn by some lina K G Gaither. North Carolina; J. O. of the characters* Much interest has Godoy. Tuba. \V. G. Hall, Alabama, A E. been manifested in the rehearsals, and Tin km an. Mississippi .1. L Ho well, Geor- A New La Vida Corset Fitted C. J. Kamper Grocery Co. a large crowd is expected out to the pria. L 13. Joiner. South Carolina, E. A. performance. I>RKO, Cuba; P. O. Lockhart, Florida; J. A. Admission will be 25 rents for adults ML Don a Id Georgia. J. C,. Macaulay, South and 10 cents for children. Tlie pro- Carolina: Z. C. Moore. Georgia: H. M. i roods will "be used for the purpose Slooty. C.eorRia. B Pereda, Cu^ja.; I. R. •Perex. Cuba It. TV Frfilmoro, Alaimma; .1. l nf T* ii ing the c-hurch for electric i H Rcntz. Georgia- R. T V Schw/ls, Geor- I lights. gia, G. C. Strusjrs* Georgia; D. II. BHell, By Mrs. Marvin and a Aldbftma, J. H. stribling. MJatilssippl. W. D. '! hi>mpaon. Georgia H, L. Trlay. Cuba; J. M VValdrcp. G^orfjia, R. H. \\ alker. Mis- sissippi Ij. D. Whitehurst, Georgia, Byron Woman Is Ready! EDGAR CARTER HEADS opening Display of PHI DELTA THETAS Ready for the fitting of the new suits, the new dresses, liilgar V. farter, Jr., a popular oung at ttu ioy of this city, at the the new evening gowns she will have for the spring func- ounder's Uay banquet, of the Phi Delta Theta,, fraternity,, at the Ansley tions'. hotel, Saturday mght, was chosen to Spring Millinery load the local alumni chapter during1 Mrs. Marvin has years of experience in corset fitting the ensuing ve.n r Mr. Carter Is well Known among tlie younger contingent of the city, and his election as presi- back of her, She knows. She knows anatomy; she knows dent of the alumni chapter is in rec- ognition of the b igrh esteem in which corsets; she knows styles. his "frat" brothers 'hold him, which is also shared by his friends in general. And she has here at her finger's end the splendid new Today, Fully seventy -five members, of the fraternity attended the dinner, includ- models of La Vida Corsets. So there is nothing wanting. ing some of the moat prominent citi- zens of the <'itv The other officers i elected were F. M. Gillespie. vice pres- ! Belo\v is listed a number of the La Vidas that are par- ident: F. S. Montgomery, reporter; P. j Wednesday and M. P"teot. treasurer. ;ind Fred Houser, j ticularly fine for wear with the dresses and suits of spring \ chaiunan of the executive committee. stvles. HIGHWAY COMMITTEE Thursday GOES TO BIRMINGHAM Of coutil, with me- A light and supple At $3.50 dium low top, free, At $6.50 corset for dancing, The Stone Mountain granite highway committee left la&t night in a body to long, smoothly fitting back—an ex- of suedine, a boneless model, one- be the guests of the Barrett Manu- Also facturing companv. of Birmingham. cellent model for the lai'ge figure. inch top. For the slender figure. The committee has been invited to Birmingham to look over the offer of the Barrett Ma.uuCa.ctu.nTig company to A heavier and build the Ktone Mountain highway, A corset with elas- At $8.50 vihh-h -s to be .T'"1 feet wide, a highway At $5.00 stronger corset of 1 tic lacing over the i-omiectincr Atlanta with the big rock, imported coutil, for the average Ladies' passing through all the cities en route abdomen; low bust, Ions*' back: it to Stone Mountain. or stout figure. Low bust, very The members of the committee who imparts that "naturalness" to the •\\ ill make the trip are G. B. Scott, long back that fits snugly over the chairman, of Scotdale. Ga.: J. K. David- figure so desired right now. son. J. K. McCurdy, D. W. Webb, J. W. hips because- it has elastic gores Ready -to- Wear Corley and R. J. Freeman. Fred Hous- er. of the Atlanta Convention bureau, ; who is interested In the completion, of f 1-och at the side. this highway before the American Good Roads congress holds its annual con- At $5.00 p V ?: ^^^t vention here next summer, win accom- ly long back with An elegant model Garments pany the committee to Birming-ham. low bust. The elastic side gores of imported bro7 BYRON LICK LECTURES insure comfort and ease when one che, few bones, long back that eon- ON THE PANAMA CANAL is sitting. For the average figure. forms to the shape; elastic gores; The same model may be had in a low bust; beautifully trimmed. Byron L. Lick, representative of the exposition bureau of lectures of the neatly patterned batiste. For the medium or stout figure. Panama-Pacifi'c exposition, gave a talk at the Tabernacle auditorium last night Smith & Higgins on the Panama- canal and the Panama exposition. His lecture was illustrat- ed with motion pictures of the Panama canal. He stated that it was his be- 11 Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. lief that Georgia and tho south would Lucile Ave. or Walker St. Cars be benefited more than any other sec- tion of the country by the opening of the canal.

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friends at the Forsyte yesterday after- Hampton Terrace, Augusta, is expected noon for Mrs. E. H. Hyde, of«Valdosta, in Atlanta tnis week en route home. *** *** SOCIAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Booth will leave Mrs. E. I* Tyler and daughters, who STERS INDORSE Blow Struck in Anger by Brother MRS. WINN'S the first of April to ma-Ice their home in spent several days at the Piedmont, Detroit. have returned to their home in Annis- Mrs. J. K. Hanson, of Point Lorna; *** ton, Ala. Cal., is the suest of Mrs. Smith D. After ' the departure ot" Captain *** Causes Death of Eastman Boy ADVICE TO WOMEN Pickett. Henry Bankhead for Texas, Mrs. Bank- Mr. George Barbour, of Detroit, pass- OR! DANIEL'S STAND head and cihldren will remain at Fort ed through Atlanta Saturday en route Mrs. LeRoy Web**b * will entertain her .McPherson for several weeks, joining. home from Hampton Terrace. Bridge club Thursday evening. Captain Bankhead later. . *** Eastman. Ua., March 16.—(Special.) that had been split for the purpose Take Lydia E.Pinkham'» Veg- *** Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Goldsmith are in Favor Resolutions Agaixst of making an ax handle. Mrs. E. E. Caldwell is in New York Mrs. John- D. Little is Visiting her Cuba. During a difficulty that arose over a An operation was performed by I>r. etable Compound and be at the Walcott. country place at Oakland, Lee coun- *»* Church Members Belonging trivial matter between Frank and El- .Willis Jones, of Atlanta, and Dr. A. *** ty, Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Foreman are vis- lis Harrell, sons of L. C. Harrell, of U Wilkins. of this city, on last Tues- Restored to Health. Mrs. J. C. Lanier, of "West Point, iting in Athens before returning to to Clubs Violating Law. €pty, in an effort to save the young will be the guest of Mrs. George Sea- Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Ellis will New York. Mitchell's district, on Saturday after- man's life. Ellis, who struck the blow, sin M. Brown for the mission. Mrs. W.. spend the week-end, at the Hampton **• noon, March 7, Frank was struck on is prostrated with grief, and all ef- Kansas City, Mo. — " The doctors told ,J. Neel, of Cartersville, will be the Terrace, Augusta. Mr. Clarence Stockdell has returned Following Ohe indorsements of the forts to console him have proved fu- me I would never be a mother. Every guest of Mrs. Hugh Willett. Mrs. P. G. *•« his head by his younger brother. Ellis, to Richmond. locker clut> resolutions, drawn mp by a tile. Awtry, of Manchester, will be the guest Mr. E. T. Lamb i® spending % few **» which resulted In Frank's death Sat- The funeral services were held Sat-' |month the pains of Mrs. H. H. Hale, • days in Florida. committee of members of the First urday morning, a week later. The *** " , Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Willet will visit urday afternoon. Frank was about 1!0 | Iwere so bad that I Mr. and Mrs. James B. Dukfe, in New Baptist church, by several pulpita of weapon used was a piece of, hickory years 'old, and Ellis is about IT. Mr. E. L. Thomas. a.n old Atlanta- boy, Mr. Edward Schaeffer. of Toccoa, York and Somerville. N, J., next month. | could not bear my but now a resident of Somerset, ,Ga., Gra,., spent yesterdav in the city. *<•* Baptist churches in this city, the Bap- weight on one foot. is in the city for a few days. . *** tist Ministers' association Monday *** Mr. Warner Martin and Miss Frances I began taking- Ly- • Miss Mary Howry, who has been the Connally have been spending several morning passed an informal resolution j Mr. and Mrs. Jlarvie Jordan will gueat for a week of Mrs. J. K. Ottley, weekg at Hampton Springs, Fla. unanimously expressing their approval i dia Z. Pinkham's leave tonight to spend two weeks in returns to her home in Washington to- *»* Mississippi, of the position taken in the resolu- Vegetable Com- **» , day. Mr", and Mrs. Kelly Evans are visit- CHANGE COMPANY NAME AUTO STIES BUILDING •** tions against members of the church pound and had net Miss Helen Dargan will entertain the | ing at Norton House, nea^r London, Mr. Thomas Egleston returned yes- England. holding memberships in locker clubs finished thefirs t bot- n^ember^ of the Tuesday Morning j terdav from a business trip to New *** selling liquor. Bridge club today at her home. i York. tle v. .ien I felt ••* Tho reading of the Irish plays will Several speeches were heard. In favor TO SAVE LIFE OF BOY Igreatly relieved and be the feature of the Drajna league AND INCREASE CAPITAL Miss Hortense Herrman, of Eastman. | Mr. and Mrs. George Calho-un Wal- of the stand that Dr.-Charles W. Dan- will arrive the fast of the week to ters and Mr. Ernest Woodruff are in meeting this afternoon. iel, pastor of the First Baptist church, jl took it until it visit Mrs. Frank Winecoff. '! .,, | Xew York. has taken in this question. There was 'made me sound and *•* Mrs. Cora Harris has returned to her nt>t a dissenting voice in the entire Southern Finance Corporation E. V. Kennedy Swerves His Miss Emma Jordan has returned Mrs. George Forester left yesterday home at Pinelog. Ga., where she will •well, and I now have two fine baby be for the spring months. body of ministers. "From appearances," from a visit to Athens. for West Point, Ga., to attend the fu- *** Becomes the Southern Machine to Keep From Hit* girls. I cannot praise Lydia E. Pink- *** , neral of her friend, H:?s. fhom-as J. said one minister, "it seems that it will -Mr. r,aolin.s Stallingrs and little Shaokelfoi'd, t)f Athens, Ga., who was Mrs. Augtell Thornton and children behoove each of us to take similar Trust Company. ting Boy on Bicycle. ham's Vegetable Compound too highly daughter spent Sunday in the city. the beautiful Sujette Lanier, her mar- are spending the spring months in *** Asheville. N. C. action in our own church, I myself for what it has done for me. I always riage to Mr. Shackelford a bright so- am in favor of so doing, and will try Mrs. L. C. Greer will entertain today cial event of. this time last year. speak a word in favor of your medicine .at a luncheon at her home in Inman *** Mr. Kenneth MacGow'an has returned it out at an arly date." The officers and directors of the The bravery of an automobilist in to other women who suffer when I hava -Park for Mrs. Hal Fisher. Mrs. John W. Ellard spent Saturday to Asheville, N. C. A committee of three was appointed Southern Finance corporation yester- risking his own life to save an im- *** , ,. arid 'Sunday in the city at the Geor- **» by the association to draw up formal day reorganized the company, increas- periled youth on a bicycle yesterday an opportunity." — Mrs. H. T. WINN, Mrs. W. C. Jarnagin entertained six gian Terrace. She had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Emory Winship and resoluti-ons for 'publication, expressing ing the capital stock from $175,000 to resulted in the headlong crash of an 1225 Freemont Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Mies Casey, of Macon. will be at the Mr. arid Mrs. C, A. Wood in Augusta the indorsement of the ministers* asso- ?250,000, and changing the name to automobile into a brick building at and Mr. and Mrs. George Connors in Georgian Terrace during opera week. *** ciation of the locker clu'b resolutions the Southern Trust company. J. E. the corner of Boulevard and Old Wheat Head What Another Woman says: Birmingham, Ala. While here she was street. entertained by Mrs. Willis Westmore- Mrs. John C. DeFoor, of S91 High- ox -the First church. ',Thia committee Toole, president of the American Trust Gumming, Ga.—" I tell some suffer- land. land avenue, is seriously ill at the wii__^return the formal resolutions at and Banking corporation, of Albany, Turning into Boulevard from Old ing woman every day of Lydia E. Pink- v** Piedmont sanitarium. It is probable the next meeting of the association, on Ga.. was elected president of the new- Wheat street, E. V. Kennedy, driving that Mrs. DeFoor will have to submit firm. ham's Vegetable Compound and -what it FORCED TO EAT Mr. Prince Webster left yesterday next Monday morning, and then the hie touring ca-r, saw Kd Kiiox. a young for a, business trip in the west. to an operation'. Due to tho increase in the sixe of the white boy, directly iri his path on a has done for me. I could not eat or formal resolutions will be given out trust com-pany they will be compelled bicycle. Failure oi' tlie automobile to Mrs. James R. Gray entertains at to the press for publication. to give up their offices in the Empire swerve from its path would have meant sleep, had a bad stomach and was in luncheon. Wednesday in honor ot! Mrs, On Wednesday night the members of jLife building, and are now looking for the death of the boy. WARRANT IS DRAWN ground floor in one of the larger of- misery all the time. I could not do my Weaver, of Washington, L». C., the the First Baptist church will hold a Mr. Kennedy veered the wheels of wife of General Weaver. C". S. A. FOR PENSION MONEY fice buildings of the city. his machine quickly to the left, hurl- housework or walk any distance without <••*» church session, and decide whether the President Toole, although he will re- ing his car into the empty storehouse suffering great pain. I tried doctors* Mrs.' Hunter Cooper has returned resolutions against the locker clubs main president of the trust company, building. The ma*1 hints was wreeked from Florida and will taike possession A warrant for $304,520 for pensions will be made a part of the church's at Albany, will later in the year move, almost beyond repair, but the bicycle medicines and different patent medi- And Was Not Even Allowed of her home on Peachtree street. of confederate veterans and widows policy. The sup-porters of the resolu- with his family, to Atlanta. A. J. of the boy was hardly damaged. cines but failed to get relief. My hus- **« of veterans was drawn upon the state Shropshire was elected secretary of the Privilege of Sitting Up, Mrs. Henry Tanner has taken pos- treasury department on Monday. This tions expressed their faith Monday that ii ew organization: Thomas M, Calla- band brought home yourVegetable Com- session of her apartment in the Wycliff. amount will be distr'boited to the vet- the resolutions would be adopted. way, treasurer, and P. C. Callaway, vice Hear Moonshine Cases. pound and in two weeks I could eat any- But Finally Wins Out. erans in the next few weeks. president. S.e"v'en moonshine cases were dis- Miss Rosalie Howell will return This is the second payment of the posed of In the United States district thing, could sleep like a healthy baby, from Florida in April and will be the yea-r, 'the first being on February 14, HONOR ST. PATRICK court yesterday. Judge Newman presid- and walk a long distance, without feeling guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Howell. . to the amount of $504,554. The bal- King Honors Carnegie. ing. There were three convictions and tired. I can highly recommend your Kaplan, I>a.—Mrs- Casamear Burk- *** ance yet to be paid Is $277,548.32. AT MARIST COLLEGE in each case a sentence of one month Mr. and Mrs. William Ross, of Knox- Copenhagen", .Denmark, Maruh 16.— imprisonment in the Fulton county Jail Vegetable Compound to women who hart. of this town, gives out following ville, .Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. David Chap- King Christian has conferred the and the payment of $100 line •was im- suffer as I did, and you are at liberty to man, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sanford, SALVATION ARMY DRIVER An elaborate program has been ar- grand cross of the Dannebrog order posed by the . presiding judge The for publication: "I feel that I owe my Colonel and Mrs. Lawrence Tyson will ranged in celebration of St. Patrick's on Andrew Carnegie. other 'four defendants were acquitted. use this letter."—Mrs. CHARLIE BAG- 1 be among the Knoxville people to at- SUSTAINS A BROKEN LEG life to Cardui, the -woman's tonic. I day at Marist college today, there be- LEY, R. 3, dimming, Ga. tend grand opera.*** ing two performances, one in the aft- 'was .married last April, and was in Mrs. J. K. Ottley, who has been ill, J. E. Wilson, driver of a wa-gron for ernoon and one during the evening. the Salvation Army, -was found with Many favorite Irish songs are listed in fairly good health. Shortly after is much, better. 1 1 *** a broken leg and lying under his the program. Auction marriage my health, began to fail, and Mrs. A. W, Calhoun and Miss Har- waggon in the woods near Peachtree The two programs are ae follows: riett Calhoun are in New York. creek, early Monday morning by Dep- Matinee. HOTEL Miss Anne Curtis is at the Piedmont, »*» uty County Game Warden A. K. Bin- for three long months T was threat- Choruses, by the boys' choir of the Sacred where she is holding1 clauses in auc- • Mrs. NathanieJ Baxter has returned der, who carried him to the road, hail- Heart church: "Wearing of the Green;" ened with serious sickness. to her home in Nashville. ed a passing" auto and sent him into "Kathleen Mavourneen," solo by Kenneth, tion. She is tcaohiiip the Kullo declar- *** Atlanta for medical treatment. Perry; "Come Back to Erin." solo by Kb- ation, the Intost nml most fascinating- Wilson was driving1 along1 Peachtree I passed most of my time in bed, Mrs. W. S. Elkin is visiting friends bert Madden. GOTHAM development of the game. in Louisville, Ky. road when his horse bolted and took: "The Little Irish Girl"—Miss Genevfev* with a nurse at. my bedside. At last, *** to the woods. After running for a-bout Ward. l'"ul i -pjirliciilara upuii ;ippl Scat ion. Miss Blair Tomlinson will visit Mig-s a quarter of a mile the wagon hit a "The Harp That Onca Thro' Tara's I was told, an operation was neces- tree, throwing Wilson out and break- Hall," piano solo—Marianna Gflleapie. Dorothy Harman during the opera sea- Irish airs, violin solo—Master William. Hotel oTlrefineci son. ing his leg. Binder, on the alert for sary. I was so "weak I could retain *»* an Infracfcor of the gume laws, heard McAIpln. STEAMSHIPS the crash and hastened to the injured Choruses by the pirla' choir of the Sacred nothing on my stomach, but crushed Colon-el George Russell, of Detroit, Heart Parochial school: "Klllarney," "My c/elegwice, located in Mich., who has been visiting at the man's assistance. Uttle Colleen." Useful Map of Grpat Britain—FREE. ice, and. was not even allowed to sit "Irish Couqetry," recitation—Miss lo Newark's social centre Also illuatruted book ot tour.s on the Che yes. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF A trip through Ireland, illustrated. KNtil.AND. njt in bed. Evening. Easily accessible to T. KATELEY. Con. AEt.. SOI 5th Avp.. K. V. A friend of mine advised me to use What Every "Eileen Asthore," vooe.1 solo—Mrs. May McAlpln. Card ui, the woman's tonic, and they Woman Wants Irish Colk songs—Emmett R. Reynolds. theatre and snoppincL "Macuahla," vocal solo—Miss Genevleva E U F9 O I=» E Ward. gut a bottle lor me, as a last resort. Irish songs, "Wilfred Waters: "Wearing of districts ^ Egypt China Japan A home made attractive the Green," "Off to. Philadelphia in the After taking Cardui for one week, I Mornln'." Panama Cuba. Bermuda to husband and children. "Where the River Shannon Plows," violin Single rooms was able to be up in my room. After solo—David Love. Summer Cruises to Norway "Box and Cox," an. Irish comedy—Box, Doable rooms wHh baSn ~*359 Maltie Reservations *\a*v continual use for two months, I was Sam Dull; Cox, Frank Pearson- the House- SPECIAL DISCOUNTS 25*fo5Ol FixattTnas provided keeper, G. B. Adalr. in perfect health, and could clo all of Closing remarks—Father Guinan MAY ro OCTOBER JOHN M, BORN. Steamship Agent the way for the woman Th-ere will be fcrood Irish music by the my -work without tiring1, . j Marlst college orchestra, btiili afternoon and 517 3rd Nat), Bank Bldg., Tel. Ivy 3353 of small means and • • •• night. Wetherbee l take an occasional dose of Cardui large appreciation of ' 'The Home Beau- and Black-Draught now. to keep my tiful." Easily applied at small cost. COUNCIL TO GIVE RELIEF Ave. & fiftyvfiffii St. .system in good condition. It can be had 5n every shade and color needed for tasteful finishing TO POLICEMAN M'CARLEY Several of my friends are using Car- of floors, woodwork andfurniture, and all kinds of interior decoration. NEW YORK: CITY dui with sood results. I am never After council had passed favorably ROGESS B.TOY, on the application of T. J. McCarley, FOP ALL LINES without it in the house." a policeman, to be retired on a pension, There's a bottle of Cardui waiting Councilman Claude Mason asked the oooooooooooooo UNION DEPOT TICKET OFFICE-, *TNC FINISH THAT LASTS " aldermiinie board to hold the petition PHONE MAIN BIS, for you at your nearest druggists'- Get Is sold in cans holding one-four*h pint to one gallon at ISc to $2.SO. in abeyance until the next meeting of J it and beg"in taking today. You will There is ct right size con for every purpose at yoar dealers. council in order that he might offer an O An"In- Between- Meal" treat "Little Misa Fixall" has prepared a series of transparent ilhistratioiui which show amendment so as to give McCarley re- never regret i t. just how yoar room would look flnlshed.in the various Fixall colors. These illustrations lief during the time he has been ill. are a source of information to the housewife who wanta-the best color effect on floors Under the civil service rules, Mc- o and wood work and are very interesting: to the "Little Miss Filall" in yonr home. X. B.—Write to: Ladies' Advisory Write us a postal today and £et one free. Carley is eligible to retirement on pen- Kennesaw Biscuit Satisfy Hunger Dept.. Chattanooga Aredicine Co., Ciiat- sion as a. patrolman. After council O innooga, Tenn.. for Spei-lal Instructions, Louisville Varnish Company, Louisville, Kentucky. passed favorably on the application. :ind 5-1 -page book, "Home Treatment Councilman Mason learned that Mc- —whether it's the palate that desires fur Women," sent in plain wrapper, on Carley has been ill for several weeks, o request. and he secured the consent of the al- the "treat" or the body that needs the dermanic board to prepare an amend- o ment to be introduced at the next meeting providing McCarley be paid o food. full time for the period of his illness. Block's Kennesaw Biscuit is a per- C RAILROAD Y. M. C. A. TO o fect soda cracker, full of life, vim, C OBSERVE ST. PATRICK'S o vigor and energy of the finest wheat, C "CLEVELAND" The Railroad Young Men's Ohristlan o in a most acceptable form for fastid- C From New York, Jan. 31, 1915 association haa arranged for an old- Visiting famous cities and countries on * time social and entertainment at the ious stomachs. Five cents for a pack- rooms, 31% West Alabama street, Tues- o palatial steamship which serves as y ur day night, at 8 o'clock. It being- Saint C hotel. Every luxury and comfort assured. Patrick's day everything will smack age—fresh, crisp and deli- of Shamrock mirth and a good time C Is assured. A feature that will be cious—air-tight and dust- 135 days—$900 and up thoroughly enjoyable will be the mu- including Shore Trips and all necessary expense*. aic furnished by "Fiddlin" John" Car- proof. C son, the champion of the old fiddlers' Also Cmisn to the Wext tndiem, Pan- convention. Refreshments will be «ma Canal, and Mediterranean trip*. served and the whole affair is compli- a Send for booklet, stating cruise mentary to the members and their FRANK E. BLOCK CO., Atlanta ladles. HAMBURG-AMERICAN Oldest and Largest -Makers a LINE LOCAL MOTORCYCLISTS John T. North, lil Pencil tree St.;'Rogera B. of Candies and Biscuits . a Toy,'Ticket Office Union Statinn; 'J. lil. Mil- MAKE TRIP TO ROME in the South o ler & Co.. G Wall St.. Atlanta, Ga. . Rome. Ga.. March 16.—(Special.)—4 party of forty Atlanta motorcyclists paused through Rome Sunday on a O 200-mile jaunt. The party came from O IM A F* This latest model of the Columbia Grafonola and Atlanta to Rome via Marietta and Car- VASTEST STKAMKKS IN TUB WOULD ters ville. and after spending an hour here they returned, making the trip all the records with it for $50—at $5 a by way of Cedartown, Rock mart and NEXT BALLLNdH Austell. Tftiey report the roads in fair month—and on three days' free trial. shape. LUSITANIA . . Mar.3l,S'°,« MAURETANIA, Apr. 7 ?;•„• FORMER ROME MAN TO The instrument is the Columbia The records comprise 40 different TRY OVERSEA FLIGHT QUICKEST BOUTB via FISHGOARD for Grafonola "Jewel," price $35. It has pieces of music, on 20 Columbia LONDON PARIS BBBX.IN Rome. Ga., March Ifi.— (Special.,) — *Carmania,Mar.25.Cpm. the hinged enclosing lid. It has the Lieu ten Hnt John H. Towers, a. Rome TrfUiConiii, Apr. 11,10am > Double-Disc records—also two port- *Camimuln.rAprL4 (ipra *<;. npunhi,May&.6pin. boy who is in charge of the aviation 1 1 c Columbia tone control leaves at the corps of the United titales navy, will Lusiiania ft ^ " folios to hold them and a thousand be one of the aviators who will sr-ek front—which have supplanted the old the title of "the Columbus of the heav- •Calls at Queen^town East Bound. needles. ens" this summer. lieutenant Towers I The New Magnificent idea of small doors. It has the new is planning to make the flight across You can niake your own selection, the ocean in a hydroplane. *• ji\ ^"fr ^_^ § Ty\ ^j i .A." No. 6 Columbia Reproducer. It has He holds the world's record of M2 JUJt'K JO, J(JJ,V 1, JljLY 22, AL'GUBX 26. the new bayonet joint tone-ami. It if you desire, because you have a miles in six hours arid ten minutes Great Britain's Largest Ship for a non-stop hydroplane flight. The Embodiment of tiie l'roy«d has the regular standard Columbia thousand records of the standard 65- of the

motor which plays three records on cent series in the Columbia catalog CARTER'CONVICTED ON f^n Improvement uyon ContemporiumoM* one winding, and can be rewound, if from which to make up your list of MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE SAVE Practice in Ship Construction. Mediterranean- Adriatic Service necessary, while running. twenty. Madeira, Gibraltar, Alglera, ilonaco or Savannah. Ga,, March 16.-:—(Special.) Genoa,, Naples, Patras, Trieste, Flume. SlUl- Mannie Carter was convicted in the iugtj noun. Hee Itinerary. superior court today of manslaughter -ARPATH.LA. Mar. 2g SAXONIA. . . .Apr. 2t The whole outfit, delivered subject to trial in-your home and sentenced to serve five years in the {LAJCON1A ---- Apr. 11 FANNONI,' Apr. 24 l penitentiarv. Carter was charged with ' " where nothing at all but the musical capacity of th 2 instru- i attempting to kill Isiah Hancock and • his sister, Mrs. Ella Bumslde. He is You Can't Build a i a brother-in-law of the couple. Special Spring Sailing ment can influence you to purchase. $5 a month is all we The shooting occurred last December in the Black Ankle district, near Sa- Fortune in a Minute ask after the first deposit is made. vannah. tafcttil fctCK/tft £, Aft ! Relatives had circulated the report Getting started requires hard work, but self-denial will pro- I that Mrs. Carter was in a precarious S. S. "ftuiconia" feat, April 11 j condition as the result of an over-dose duce a thrift fund, which will enable you to swing the big op- GIBRALTAR, HIOXACU, XAPLES, PA- IMPORTANT NOTICE! of chloroform. Angered bv the re- portunity when it is presented. XllAS, TRI10SYJQ and KI U ME. J port?. Carter is alleged to have gone Start today. Deposit at least, one dollar with this bank and All Columbia records -will play on Victor talking machines on a rampage. , add to it regularly. We will also add to it 4 per cent interest, Likewise, all Columbia Grafbnolas will play Victor Records. which will help your account to grow rapidly. Round the World Trip*, $474.85 and up. Rome Templars inspected. China. J apao, ju.a,alla. ^uso-all*, N«w Zea- This bank is a depository for United atates Postal Savings land SouLti Africa and South America, In- I Home. G:i., 31,-irrh IG.-r-fSpeelal. >— Funds. Open Saturday afternoon's from 4 to 6 in addition to dependent toura In Europe, etc., «end for Columbia Graphophone Company t riomc <"om mandery. No. S, Knights booklet Cuuard Tours. i Templars, underwent an official liispee- regular morning hours. Aeenta for i'KM.N»ULAK A ORIENTAL ! tion tontgftt from John W. Murrell. 6TKAM NAVIGATION CO. Frequent sail- ' of Atlanta, grand senior warden of ings for India, China. Japan, Austral la, p. & 132 Peachtree St. 1789 O. cruises NOKWJEG1AK WJOK»S, etc.. Jun« j the Grand Commandery of Georgia. Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Co. IS and 20, July 17, Austin t 1, Itineraries I Following the drill and inspection. Mr. Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bank. now ready. I Murrell was the puest of honor at a New York Office, 24 Etat« Street, or L*o* haii'i'it-i in the . Grant Building. cal Atents In your own clt».

iNEWSPA'FERr NEWSPAPER! V Page Eight THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA. GA., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1914.

Edited By FIRST EXHIBITION GAME WON BY LOCALS DICK JEM1SON Crackers Down Colonels JAY GOULD LEADS SEEMS TO HAVE THE GOODS BOYS' HIGH WINS In First Exhibition Game; COVEY AT RACQUETS Twlrler from thfl Texae PREPBASKETBALL Free Transportation Helps American Amateur Wins Four league, who, In his Work to Hamilton, Ed and James Straight Sets From English date as a Cracker, has im- Scored Win Over Donald the pill, Price r'tecoxenns and toselng Professional Champ. pressed local fandom. He ap- Walsh Released—Cracker LOUISVILLE PITCHER KTW Osborn out at second Wein'berg' pears to not only possess a Fraser for the City Title. I forced Severoid at second Beaumillei TO A^ ATLANTA WOMAW Squad Now Numbers 23 doubled sending- Wein,berg to third Philadelphia, March 16 —Jay Gould world of stuff, but knows how The Final Score Was 38 Jake Northrop the Louisville \\elnberg scored when one of Prices A merican amatour cfhampion today to use it as well twirler, who twirled the last four I fast ones bounced out of Munch 3 won all four sets in the first aectlon Men. glove Dodge scored Beaumlller with of his match with George F Covey to 21. innings of Ohe game against the i> High not onlv -won out o\ er L\ncn had made a nice rilay on Stans , and scored a total of 122 points t< Donald Fraser yesterday afternoon but •with Memphis last season that he left Wall wife of the superintendent of bury s grounder holding O Rourke on Goshen Ind where he has been work Covey s 81 also won the city prep basketball chim t urtl Osborn singled, scoring The English champion failed to win pionshlp lor the season of 1914 Tl e Ing- this winter Sunday night at 9 30 the dining car service of the South O Rounke o clock em railway Jn Atlanta Mr and a single game in the first set, although game, -which was p,la>ed on the ICL!I If his train le on time Rube will ar Browntns Pitched he scared the first point made and court in the Crystal Palace -was tei Mrs "Wall are entertaining- Mi four of the six games went to deuce tured by the extreme roughness %\ ith rive here this morning shortly before "downing finished the game for the He made his best showing in the thirc noon and will be, at the hall park In Northrop while he is in Atlanta Craokers pitching the last three In- which the t\v o teams plaj ed Some "uniform in the afternoon and fourth sets in both of which he very sensational shots v* ere made bj nings and allowing but one blngle this j got -within striking distance onlv t members of both teams Kissinger s arrival will make the bv OsDorn Northrop TV ho pitched the lose out In the final rallies Crackers here number twenty-three list four innings for the Colonels hao Donald Fraser shot the first point of consisting of eight pitchers, three a peck of stuff and the Crackers did the game which -was a foul but Bo>s By Dlcfe Jemison. First set High then started to scoring and ran catchers, seven Inhelders and five out- not have a chance OKkuld—$8 4RB—31—B the score up to such huge proportions fielders Although they TV ere outlut two to "Uanapre Smith will use I>oscher Govej—263 133—115—0 that Donald Fraser nev er took the Three Men Leave. one the Crackers defeated, the Louis £jaw tne an I Ferryman against the Second set lea-d again The score at the end of Colonels in the fin-al meeting betw een The "Walsh brotleis catcher and In ville Colonels in the fi rst exhibition Gould 444 4441 S—26—6 the first period waa Boys High 16, the t\\ teams this afternoon Mana Cove3—211 024 3-—13—] Donald Fraser 5 fielder left "VI* ml 13 moi nmg to Join game of the season here yesterday S-er ii I i -\\ill probably send Ttnos the Augusta bo it i A.tl tntic leagne afternoon by the score of 4 to 3 Ihird set In the second half Donald Fraser nd \\ 1 in his best pitchers in Gould—444 441 5—26—6 played a good deal better brand of team, to whom they have been sold The Crackers scored their four runs i-rf mi r l f ackers in an endeavor to Pitcher Hamilton ilso left to Join in thf first two inning's mainl> Covey—-165 410 442 0—27—4 ball but the lead that Boys High had ma^ it E VP i Fourth set obtained In the first half was too much the "\lacon club of tne ^ame league through the wildnesa of Pitcher Lou- Ore i 1 rcher will take left field Hamilton had accepted the terms of der-milk some timely boots and one Gould—443 411 454—80—8« tor them and Boys High was never for th f k is In X»ong s place and Covey—2-j 044 132—23—S in danger of being headed The tmal the Feacaes bofoi e agreeing to play pinch s-\vat AI "\i-coi \i ill aro to centei In T\ el •with Atlanta and the former had first The Colonels got nine bingles but score \v hen the whistle blew for the choi i~e s plicc The«=e will be th* only ending -na.il Bovs High 38 Donald claim to his services in the main they \ ere "-cattered changes in the line up All of the players remaining with through the nine rounds and did only i Fraser 21 Donal I* raser making near- the club will receive a thorough try occasional damage failing- 111 the main The Box Score ' Ij three times as much in the second ottt before any of them are turned when there were men rea.d\ to po-unt I OTj I"-"\ II X/L.— ab r h. po a 6 period as they did in the first In this loose This wall be for some time as The showing of the Crackers is con Fuich if 40120" JACK SIRUPPA HEADS half both teams used too much stansbu jlf 40010 rough stuff and were repeatedly called until the players have looked at curve stdered mighty good bj all when it down by the referee pitching for some time no real line is taJcen into consideration thit they Osbor c f 40400 on their merits can be gained looked at their first cur'v e ball pitch Sev f\ aid c 3006" Loft la Stars. ing of the year and plenty of speed •\\tinbeig tb 51090 Loftls a guard on the Boys' High McCa-r^ -b 411211 YELLOW JACKET FNE team who has only been playing since OHborn Hit Hard. Bea imillei ss 403100 the first Marist gamo placed the best Osborn the hard hitting outfielder g-ame of any man on the court lime Bisland Is Not Going I5odge 3b i 0 0 1 4 0 after time he would intercept Donald of the Colonels had a perfect day with Lo idermilk p 1 0 0 0 J Jack Struppa, of Columbus Ga. ha the bat clouting- four ^ icious SJnglts been named captain of the Georgia "b raser s passes and pat>s the ball back O Rourke 111000 Tech basketball team for 1914 1915 into his own territory He also guard Very Well With Browns, in four tnpt. to the plate Hal Beiu \ Clemons c 100320 miller former Cracker got a couple Sr ence of Thomas^ ille Ga, wai ed Burgess in flne style holding- him Northiop p 100010 Photo b> Francis E Price Staff Photographer to three baskets Johnston tocott and He Writes to Friends of blows two thlicH of the Colonels xv> Ingerton 000000 named alternate, Tuallops being distributed betmeun \\ith the exception of Captain Brad FRANK BROWNING Floyd also played a good game for these two le> evei y membei of the team will b< Bo'^ s High Johnston getting 18 point-* On the Cracker side there was very Totals S3 3 9 2! 11 2 back foi next season s play while Scott donated 14 to Boj s Highs Letters received by friends of Riv- little hitting lone They got four score Ington Bisland the Crackers' brilliant hits and three of the four were of the ^.TL \NTA- ab r h po a lor Donald Fraser the placing of shortstop of last season are to the vlcCunnell 2b 2 0 Phillips -was the best Van Va-lken 1 scratchiest \ arietj 1 he only clean effect that Blaz-y is not going very well blow came in the *=econd inning and Schwind ss . . 2 0 NEWNAN MANAGER bui gf a,t guai d also played good ball with the Browns this counted two tallies "H elchonce. c f 0 1 0 0 foi Doi aid Fraser and succeeded in lo *Tm In a slump of all kinds " B3zzv Hank Eible s work around the Initial Long If 1 0 0 LIKES HIS PROSPECTS eating- tl e basket twice for 4 points •writes, and I do not know -what is cushion nas the one bright feature of tlanag-xn r f 300 0 0 The line up tfao matter the Cracikers plav, as the fans direct Eible Ib 3001 0 0 Newnan Ga. March. IS—-(Special)— BOYS HI (.18) Pos D FRASER (21) ed their attention to .him more than Lvnch 3b . soot 4 1 Manager "War Sanders of the New Johnston (IS) Forward Phillips (11) any other man on the squad compai Munch c. . 2 0 1 1 1 0 nan team of the Georgia Alabama Stair (4) Forward Burgess (0) Cooper Jumps. ing his work with that of Joe Agler Dent p . 1 000 1 0 league announced today that he has BOUTS AT ORPHEUM FOOTBALL CAPTAIN Scott (14) Center Brown whom he succeeds Hank loo-ks mighty Price p . 1 000 1 0 almost completed plans for play on the I- loyd (2) Guard \ an Valken Fort "Worth Texas March. 16 —Out good and will look better a little later Manush Sb . .. 1 opening- of the league this season anc burg (4) fielder Claude Cooper, of the New \xKlicher 101 that he was confident of not only win Grant Meets Eggers—Winner McDonald Leaves the School. Loft is Guard Thompson The Crackers counted twice in th Hovt referee Time of halves lo TTork National League baseball team, opening- session "MXConnell dreTt a Browning p 000 nlng the opening game but of -winning "Monk" Fielder Will Prob- announced today he had signed a three Dunn c 200 the pennant this season T,\ ith ease a: to Battle Kid Williams and -0 minutes Foul goal" Phillips free ticket Schwind laid down a neat (3) Scott (4) year contract wltih the Brooklyn Fed- sacrifice and w hen the lanky twirler he had never before had as much goot at a Later Date. ably Get the Place. erals His salary was said to be $5 000 of the visitors got his hooka tied up Totals 26 4 4 27 IS 1 material together In one team in his per year of which he received one •with hie props both hands tveie sate Score by Innings R. histoiy of baseball Out of about sixtj- -vear s pay in advance today Welchon^e sent them up a bag with LouibMlle 000 210 000—G applicants he has picked a team. oJ Promoter Lou Castro has leased the a sacrifice Tommj Long slammed Atlanta -20 000 OOx—4 •winners Orpheum theater for a series of boxing Alf McDonald, halfback on the lech Manager Sanders had planned, to football team and captain elect of the one at McLarry -who booted and two xx\Bitted for Northrop In ninth bouts and he will bring to Atlanta the runs sifted across the platter pitch the opening game against La best bova In all divisions for the 1914 eleven has left school and will BILL MILLER LEADS -vBatted lor Loudermllk In fifth Lonw's Timely Hit. Grange here but at the request o1 amusement of local figiht fans not be back to plav on the 1914 team x^Batted for Pi ice in sixth Lo\ et lie has consented to let Love' This will necessitate the election of Summaiv—Two ba&e hits Beaumlller His fiist card will be on March 31, 1 In the second McConnell got tickled. 1 pitch and Clark catch Clark caug-In when he will stage as the main bout a new leader Monk I lelder -w ill on the funn> bone with one of Louder McLirry O Ro irke innings pitched by Lov et three vears before his CLovet) a ten round go between 3vnockout Kg probably get the place as he recen ed riilk h fast ones Sehwind got free Price " with 5 hHs ? runs by Dent coming to this league and it was all the votes that McDonald failed to ALL THE BOWLERS gers, who recently made Kid Young traiisp-oi tation Welchonce fanned at 3 with E hits no runs by Louder through Lovet that Clark ^as signed quit cold and Jimmv Grant, the little get at the election last fall wild pitch and the bases tvero filled milk 4 with 2 hits 4 runs struck out foi tills season Phis battery Is con McDonald s leaA nfc, will create gf by Dent 1 b> Bi owning 1 by Louder Chicago bantam whose work here has I'ong pickled one to center foi a cush ceded as being the best possable for been of the best uine re0iet among- tl e football t> Buff lo N \ Maifl 1f>—"\\illiui on scoring- two runs mill 6 by "Northrop 1 bases on Class C ball porters of Tech and U!ie Jackets \\ ill Millci of DcLio t, Mich 1 Ut iert ill balls off Loudermilk 4 Northrop 1 These boys ha\ e agreed to weigh The Brat Colonel runs came In the Pitcher Hawkins the youngster -who 116 pounds at 8 o clock the night of lose one of their most valuable plav- hlj-,h maiks in the \menc in Bowlin,- fourth Inning when Gil Price took 11 Ice 2 Browning 1 sacrifice hits pitched such \vmning- ball last season the battle and have posted forfeits of ers con^rfba touina-raent today taku ^ ip the hurling duties Dent Tmving Sch-w nd Welchonce Burch stolen has sjR-ned foi this season and is In $100 guaranteeirg tlhat they make this Jli at pi u e 111 the «Ingles with a s 01 Jield the visitor*" to three hi ts and ba^es Osboj i Hodge pissed bills better shape than ever before. With of b7 Bowling with H Ralstror oC Munch Avill pitch Louderm Ik hit bi weight, this money to be forfeited in no runs in the three inningb that he I ovet and Hawkins to twirl Newnar the event they do not. Dctioit he also took the lead in tie toiled pitched bill bj I oudeimilk McCon seems to have the better advantage ol FEDERALS' SECRETARY two i lan event •with a bcore of 3 ° N Osborn opened with a <*!ngle Se v This ought to be a wonderful scrap, nell \\elchonce Time 1 45 Umpii e copping the pennant made more so by reason of the fact WORKING ON SCHEDULE and now leadb all events wiLh a total crold popped to Lynch \ ho dropped \\ inters that Promoter Castro has already se scoic of J S9" foi nine pr tmei cured Kid "Williams the Baltimore sen Miller bowled 248 m li s first g M o station to meet the winner lie has &c 204 in the *-e and in 1 2 In the 1 t cppted "Williams terms and all that g imc sti iking out iroin the i fth EXHIBITION GAMES remains to be done to assure the a/p train e appearance of the boya here Is the Tal ing the lead in the doubles ho signing of articles of agreement and H Ralstiovi put up totals of 4o TAFT TURNS DOWN iGJ.C. OPENS SEASON Games Today. 40C and -i-U Miller scoring a total of Louisville In Atlanta, Kid Herman the New Orleans ban tarn may also appear here with one of G57 with 243 as high score J hii> \\lth Cubs v Athletics In T&ekeonvill« the better drawing teams in cities his good bowling with the R^aii nary hod a nheatlt nlcirt, &L Paul in Memphis tfliese boys which have both National and \rnep can 4 BostcHi v f level and A A. at Americna. Plumber* of Detroit in tho five man *Tv»ai <-ut too short by half league clubs and If possible to avoid, event list night gives him an a\cia£,e "Who <_nre» a slam for Mark's iamb SYNDICATE'S OFFER PEACHES O M C \ Macon at Mllledge-vIHe them entirely in the others of -11 for nine ga.meo ind the lead 111 "\\ lieu ive can aec her calf* Baltimore T, Phniies 3. LEACH WILL BE BACK all c'vcnts., "V\ ilmington N C March 35—Th Buffalo 1 oulsville Wheelipg and lo Cincinnati Miarc-h 16 — After i nit et Ga SI i c 16—(Spe- AT THIRD BASE AGAIN DITB«JI\ wif ledo te ims n id up tin five m in fa |ii Is ing here tod tv with C h<*i lea P i ii l cial )—Geoi^e St son i id h s bundh Gfc OROI V S r %.Tt, T E %.€.L E pi incipal - t-i tal sts lett w hen the\ meet the Creorgla Military prame a.nu ouian tneir major league third base and Heine Zimmerman •will Mate league tins vear ircording to T\ o man e\ ent Ra.lstroin Millar l)& tonight foi < I ic i_,o ittci Mi Ta,ft had callage cadets opponents It was the first exhibition play ahortbtop when the Chicag-o Na information recei\ ed b the promoters troU 1 .JS solim fit Will i un-s Chu i^o definltelv rt± is d in otter the had. Lhe game will be called at 2 30, when ime of the International team tionals take the field next month, ac of th-> club her*- bera ise of the lat» 1 2^9 Silks, Lisles, Cottons, all made him for th pniohase of his -stooK tl e local fai a will get their first peep Score— B H 15 cording to an announceemnt of the ness of the season It would have been ImiiMdual e\ent Miller Detiol G o "N\ hat the offer w is none of the ct O M r «j team in real action—and Baltimore . . 7 11 0team s make up .telegraphed by M^ana •possible t > i ai-ge the necessary funds Hccs Chicago G1" colors. And fast, too; that is, conlcrecs woul 1 &A> ^t H knoTvn th-oir fir'-t taste of the good old aia Philadelphia 2 *" 1 ger O Dav today from Jacksonville to make the club a sue ss and buj Iiowevei tlia,t the pi ico offer d wns i onal R-amc fo this season. Batteries—Caporal Morrlsettf* Jar ETla Good Schulte and Johnston will the franchise but the rt fferent clubs the colors are. far below what Mr Tafl conoid it 1 Theie is a tood p ibh behind the LO ma i and Egan and T idgatc Mai shall compose the outfield of the le igue or a majoi itj of them Finn Signs Kirnball. 1 is stock ib w 01 th VHhough at r ie 1 pe boj s team alrei-dv Mati> are ^ay Jaoobs and Killifer and Burns voted not to let in e ther Dublin i piestut time unvv illu ^ tj nt,c t Mr n o ihev no ts good a bet in this Fitzgerald this \ ear as the schedule M mphi-» lenn March 16 — \ Arid 25c and 50c i aft s tigui es C liner <> iidicatc \v\i irh th \ i e] .fast—winning from tho jump He sa>s tlie * hicago Nation tl league team *rom Bowdon college Friday the score foi la "w ei e made to Ret L majority of Pitcher Kimball Kimball was f t le-sent to see what (an be done in th that plan inspires confidence In a col 6 to 4 Tlio American league aiwlwoilc aeing 12 to 0 Craven of the A and M the cities in thp league to "vote to allow mi rlv with the Indianapolis and <" o a Puie-Worsted Blue Serge matter lege bo> and makes him wot-k harder champions seoi ed three runs in the held his opponents at his mercy the two new cifies to come in this vear lumbia cl ibs, jf the American a^^oc-ia Mi Mav er in speaki ig of the offer eighth inning on a pass to Bai r> two 1 He claims that o\ er confidence hasn t throughout the game yielding only but they decided against them It is tion Suit at $15.00, aftafteei issuing the statement said lost as man> g-ames as some coaches base hits by Collins and Lapp and a one hit Otherwise the game was feat stated how ever that b jth cities can Uarrv Bemls catcher who p]ai ed We have reached our limit ar d any seem to think \s for h m and hia men single by Mclnnis The two teams now ureless B Ltteries A Sf. M Craven get in next year and Dublin will prob _ _.st \ ear with the Toronto team In f irther o\ erturea must come fi oni M.r —confidence is a good stock in trade have played four games •nith each and \\ arren Bowdon, Johnson Chap abl> lie ready to take a franchise when tprnatlnnal league reported todi-\ lo With one pair extra trous- Tafa t Thee outlaouay in pui chibincibn s tlip to begin any contest with if over other in Florida, each winning two pie and Chappie the time comes ' "Vlanagei Finn ers free? club would be approxiniatelv $1 confidence is developed Maddox be Score by Innings It. H E 000 inasm ich as the n v grand stand lievts he can rountera t it easier than Chicago 002 000 200—4 7 2 s a necessity 1 do ibt whethe thf be can bouy up a drooping spirit in Philadelphia 001 001 13x—6 10 - Young's Hats at $3.00. club would be a pi\ ing- investment on a team Batteries—La\ender Zabel and Bres half that sum if the grand stan { \veie (•' "VI ""* hopes to make a good show- ruahan Hargrave Vv ickof C, Peiinock lot erected I do not mean 5 > this ing in tl e game with the Alacon South and Lapp Stetson Hats $3.50, $4. howe-ver that we have given up hope \tlantics D/5-fmcf/ve/y Individual obtaining the Cubb The next game will be with George Cleveland \ \. S, Braves G. Stallmga Boston Bra\es on G M, C i-ricus G i March Ib —ffepi Silk Shirts, $1.50 up. athletic field Monday March 2** The Cleveland Scouts trounced the CHANqE IN DATES. Boston Braves I ei e today in a ten- inn ing game i> to b Both teams plaved Jim up ball and it was a tosg University of Georgia Baseball COLUMBIA BILL. up to select the \v inner Th Olcve THE GLOBE CLOTHING L ind team had their batting clothes on COMPANY. Schedule Changed. and h i nmert I tlie ball foi a i it L! of Three Good Bouts for Wed- twent\ Loin bi^e-- llic\ bunclicd their hits when they needed them, and dru% c 89 Whitehall St. Athens Ga "March 16—(Special "I — nesday Night. n in s Some changes are effccive in the base BJ tin scored fust but Cleveland ball schedule at Georgia as tollows took th IP id in the. tlin d when the j and 74-76 S. Broad. Dahloiiega N G A college not con tracted with till now will probabH be Tl LI e s ^oing- lo be sorao mighty rans 'P ti\c I hings iac! cd alon0 -,oul millnio at the Columbia theater with Bo ton collectn g a fc v striv ATI MA here for the ilrst game next baturdaj March 21 M edtitidaj ni-.ht when Bill Leon ir J runs now tnd tbeii and the end of the A THOUGHT TO BE CON- Mississippi A and M have been jutt ind I ddie Collins two promising light ninth ft und the tw o teams tied up contracted with for two games in Ath heights hook up fbf ten rounds* on a tight Ll lan I took etT-eral punches SIDERED. ens March 23 and 24 winnei tike all agreement at tl e ball ind pushed two more The Clemson games ha-ve been shift Leonard and Collins will bo the head aero s th I at Boston made a rally, CIGARETTES ed to the 27th and 28th Instead of the liner of the Columbia bill it w is i n L>Jc to score Pure air gets harder to find2oth and 26th Manager Jones has selected a cork Case Tu LOS btarted tv.o double plajs The games with the West Virginia ing pieliminary in Young kelson «iiid f oan tcntci nell that \\ere peache'a ^Ialdn^ illc n at> the bright one foi Bo*? as Atlanta grows. Have you "Wesleyan tvifl be on March SI and April B ittling- Sheppnrd Both bov s ai P 1 1 instead of the earlier d ites flrbt an well known to \tlanta nsht tans tnd Lou M! i *- J iv Jviike v faoutliern thought of this? PEACH- n/mnced it -concreted to j>ut on a rattling good lea,-,ui i Fat^s and asey lonet, The other games announced some iibti uff stariol at tho bat 1 cft\ George TREE HEIGHTS LOTS time ago in. The Constitution are cor Ji 11 Thomas and Kid York is a sort and Ecu b nKd foi 11 t *•* t Jts and rect. >f j.ddtd atti action They vull travel Bradlcj Ho=P, and ^trand pitched tor are where the air is pure. o\oi the four round route the Bia.'^cs Tl t teams will plav again K^tc e *^aul 3 action taturday night tomono-w A record cro« d tinned out cars only 20 mm- hf n hf threw out Mover Pries ml to root for the Cleveland learn iv id 13 LSS for stalling; has met with utes to toAMi The lots are tl «. a.))-] i ov il of fight fins, -who now lu< k t j the Columbia to sn\c them Washington Regulars Win, large, the shade luxuriant, ulean sport Charlottesville \ a Mai ch 1 6 —Tin [r "Washington Amei Iran league veteians the prices low, the value todav defeated a team made up of "\\ ashingtori i ecruits togt ther with a »j 1FEDS WILL MAKE TEST 11 HANLON MEETS PERRY few veteran b-\ a scoi r of o to 3 It high. wafa "V\ islmifftoii s fust game of the wnoOHnans coo. te eohoigid Ar disttncove COS. WITH KILLIFER CASE spring naming fatasuii Chicago March 16 —\ bill asking- Reidy Signs Two. I! to a permanent injanction to prevent NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT \ illiam Killifer from playing with Rome Ga March 16 —(Special ) — an b iseball club except the Chicago Managei Tack Peid^ ot the Fome CURED 11 Miller Dismukes Hatsf e era! league club \vllt be filed in baseball corporation has sitfneo* two Welterweights Meet at Geor- -%tR\B BLOOD i 'ntfd States court at Grand Rap new recruits One of them is Roy Kraus C a t a i r h Ulcer* J | Put You in First Rank: I ds Mich nt\t Thursday it v.as an of C'arks^illc Vrk an outfielder who gia Athletic Club in First Sores aStrd Acute n fd todt.\ b% James V Crilrnore h is ne\ f r before pla> c d professional Troubles PILES and I • On Manhattan Island ? f, *• MC'O t ot the federal league ball He is twent\ > ears of age Is of Series of Bouts. FISTULA Kidney. AT Til T i K Ihfei case Gllmore said will six feet tall and tips the scale at 180 Bladder and Chron OING to New York5 Come "J f ' FTi* Is said to be a good hitter and will 10 Diseases. L^ the " rs of a se-iet, of test suits to A 5 in here and get a hat like ap- 4* ' It ^tilted b^. tl e I ederal league be given a trial in the position made r 1 v acant b> the drafting of John Coo i The Georgia Athletic club -will stage advice fire £>o not l« G pear* now on Fifth Avenue "f G Inriore said, he \tould bring Pitch d U> ^ ou may ar ors B]an« Ing and Kahler of the Clei e ran who Is now w ith Is ew Orleans one week from tonight, the first of a and along Braadway We know * * 2 A Hnl \merican League olub into court Reidj has also signed Bernard Ma enes of -welterweight battles that may § » We keep posted for you to bho\v ca ise vt hv thev ^hould nol hone\ a right hand pitcher who has Atlanta Medicos Win. « ^ leport to the 1 ederal league but this placed semi piofebsional baseball in a\e a lot to do with ultimately de | business. FREE ad Don't ict UttJe Old New York • A "\ash\ ille fo several "vears The Atlanta Medical college defeated j vice and confiden think you bought your hat a year ^ ill not be done until tht, Klllifer case ermimng the title holder the Strong bouthern Dental coll ege tial treatment by a ^ f is settled I r * » u larly Ilcanied H ago This shop is m step with the • A Killife according to Gilmore signed Eddie Hanlon the local lad who has team Satuiday b> t"ie score of 11 to 6 I specialist 1 am leaders Stop in on the way to the J f a i edt,ral league contract, accepted FORMtTR CRVCKI2RS ;>een coming rapidly to the front of "When the game seemed lost the then repudiated __ tortlaoatc fees train—leave your old hat. $ i ! \RE MAKING GOOD ate aas been matched to battle Jimmy lanta Medical college boys found their tbarced by somo pnysiclana and sp«clallsta. the comract and Joinecl the Philadel »errj of Pittsburg another local fa- batting eyes and scored 10 runs in the My T«3 are very to- for treatlftff C«t*rMia] T . Wnte for catalog •-* Tf phia National League club which. Is Jacinto CaUo and Slim* Ixjve are Disorders and simple diseases, now training Jn the south maKing good with the Loa Angeles orite last three innings For Blood Poison I uao the latest dlscor club of the Pacific Coast league It will be a casje of a \oung1 inex- The Medical college tried out all cnes. M ny cases cured with one twatmeat. CaKo held down left field the other of their men and got a good line on For ncrr,.ji and rerlex troublea I uso da\ agajii^t the "^\ hite Sox "ian icrlenced hard hitter against a \eter- Lymph Compound eomtiiacd \vilh mj direct ,n a boser of merit with plenty of ex them }AHIIDD!J5Vro.!AND l nigans, collectinpr "• '-Ingli, and a treatment Th€\ pla-v the TJ of E at Stone Aloun Hours i a

SF4PFR SPAPFRf THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, MARCH "17, 1914. Xine BILLIARDS. SPONSORS NAMED .ARNOLD AND ALEX SMITH {BEFORE SUPREME COURT COACHES ARE BARRED Uffenheimer Loses to Morris "MOTHER" JONES SAYS | FOR TENN. DIVISION EenonrM By John CorrlKvn, Jr. Brown 400 to 350. \ BY GEN. HARRISON "Washington, March 16.—(Special.)— Reuben R, Arnold and Alex W. Smith, THAT SHE ML RETURN SEARCHED FOR WEAPONS of Atlanta, appeared in the supreme OF RESERVEBANK. CITIES Xew Tork, March 1&.—Although i Opelika, Ala,, March 16,—Lieutenant court today to argue a personal injury beaten today in tlie twelfth game of General P. Harrison, commander of the case appealexj by the Tennessee Coal the national amo-teur billiard tourna- Array of Tennessee, United Confederate and. Iron company from the decision Cambridge, Mass., March 16.—Coaches ment by the f-ormer champion, Morris General Chase Says He'll Re- Veterans, has appointed the following Even Judge Examined at the of the Georgia court of appeals. Choices Will Not Be Made »nd graduates will be barred from the D. Brown, of Brooklyn, Dr. Walter i Kponsorial staff to act for his division > Wiley George, the defendant In the Players' bench of the Harvard base- Uffenheimer, of Philadelphia, made a arrest Woman if She : at the 1914 reunion at Jacksonville, Trial of the Mayor of 1 supreme court for Injuries sustained In Public formally Before ball team during: games this season, fine up-hill fight, and in his twenty- Fla,: ! Birmingham. Ala., at one of the plain- 'JJean Le Baron R. Bri&KS, chairman of sixth, inning grave a beautiful exhibi- Comes Back. ! Miss Ellen Harden Clay, Savannah, Terre Haute. \ tiff's plants, was awarded a verdict for Apr a 1. tne committee on athletics, announced tion of hig-h-class billiards with 'a Ga:.. sponsor; Mrs. C. B. Rogers, Jack- ? 11,500. The Georgia court of appeals tonight in his annual report. run of_ 102. A. two-cushion attempt sonville, chaperon; Miss Carolyn Ham- sustained the judsemen-t. He said it was desired that the team with the object balls widely separated Denver, March 16.—That eha was de- ilton, Columbus, Miss., and Miss Nadia Terr e Hau te, Ind., March 16.—Mo- I The plaintiff attacks the employers' "Washington, March IG.—There is liability act of Alabama, and quotes should be thrown an its own responsi- near the too. of the taole proved to be ported from Trinidad; that She never Lj'Engle, Jacksonville, maids of honor. tione to quaah two of three counts In said to be no prospect of announcement bility and that the exigencies of the the Philadelphian's undoing In his ef- asked to see the governor; that she the supreme court of that state as say- games should be met by the captain in- fort to exceed 10o, the high run or the was accompanied by militia officers, the indictment charging Mayor Bonn , ins that the act is in derogation of the of reserve cities under the new fed- stead of by coaches. The baseball tournament, made last week by Brown. taken to a hotel and was not told M. Roberts with conspiracy to corrupt common law that its purpose is "to eral banking act before April 1 at the squad had its first outdoor practice The winner, who represents the Ham- whether E'he had been released; that elections were overruled here today by protect the employee against the spe- earliest. The same statement applies today. ilton club, Brooklyn, was In consist- she expects to return to the strike Judge Charles M. Fortune in the cir- cial defense growing out of an inci- to the personnel of the federal reserve ent form today, a-nd rea-ohed. double zone soon, were emphasized points in STA1ES BEHIND RUSSIA cuit court. The second count in the in- dental to the relation of employer and board. President Wilson has been in- figures in thirteen of the thirty-seven a statement made today by "Mother" employee." Under this act the em- innings throug-h which the game ran. Mary Jones, noted strike leader, who dictment was stricken out. ployer cannot plead contributory neg- formed by the treasury olticials that KING GEORGE ATTENDS T>he scores: had been a military prisoner at San ligence. Another question was whether there is little likelihood of the organ- BOXING EXHIBITION Brown, 400: average, 10 30-37; high Ralfeel hospital, in Trinidad, since the Georgia appellate court had given ization necessary as a preliminary to runs. 62, 44, 41 January 12. * IN CHILD LABOR LAWS iawi uiiy app*y lor registration u-iiu w full faith and credit to the statutes of the operations of tlie board being ef- Uffenheimer, 350; average, 9 17-37: Her statement was given to news- make false statements to the registra.- Alabama. fected for at least another two weeks. London, March 16.—-King- George at- high runs, 102. 37. 31. paper men at the conclusion of a con- tion board and of conspiring to hire The organization I'ominitteo met to- tained the distinction tonight of being ference -with her counsel. Horace N. So Declares Special Agent of persons to vote more than, once in each day for the first time in several \veekt. the first reigning British monarch to Hawkins, attorney for the United and all of the precincts at the last city Underwood Admitted to Bar. The members took a long look into witness a public exhibition of "the Pinehurst Golf. Mine Workers of America. Immedi- National Committee at election. The second count was stricken E. Marvin Underwood, of Atlanta, the mass of data collected from all noble art of self-'defense." As the ately thereafter she left for the state- out of the indictment on the grounds appeared for the first time today in over the coun try, but reached no d e - guest of the Second L,ife Guards, of Pinehurst, X. C.. March lt>.—Miss house to call on Governor E3. M. Am- Conference. that it duplicated the other two charges. the supreme court and was admitted clskm as to the limits of reserve dis- which he is colonel, he was enter- Gladys Ravenacroft, of EngUrnd. today mo ns. Immediately after announcing his to the bar of that court. He was present- tricts or the location of reserve cities. tained; at a boxing and fencing tourna- broke the record for women on the No. General Chaee sai<5 that "Mother" decision Judge Fortune or ered the ed bv Solicitor General Jo-hn W. Davis. The illness of Secretary Houston, a ment at the Regent's Park barracks. 2 golf course of the Pinehurst Country Tones would be rearrested should she sheriff to summon a special venire of Mr Underwood began his duties Mon- member of the committee, has delayed Bombardier "Wells, the former British club, making the eighteen holes in return to Trinidad. New Orleans, March 16.—Differences fifty men to appear in court Friday, day as first assistant attorney gen- consideration of districts and cities, heavyweight champion, and Pat seventy-five. The previous record was "Mother" Jones was put on an Atch- of opinion as to best methods of bene- when the work of selecting the jury eral. but with hia recovery the work will be eighty-five, made last year by Mrs. J. ison. Topeka and Santa Fe train last fltting child workers was expressed at to hear the case will be started. O'Keefe, of Ireland, s~ave a fast exhi- night, arriving in Denx'er early today. pressed with vigor. No conclusion will bition of sparring, and several clever V. Hurd, of Pittsburg. Miss Raven- the tenth annual national child labor "When court convened today every be announced for several days. croft, who holds the American woman's She was accompanied by Colonel "W. conference here today. Ideas of those person who entered the court room was amateurs also took part in bouts. A. Davis, of the Colorado national In sporting circles a boom in boxing national golf championship, will sail in from sections of the country having to stopped at the door by the sheriff and I a short time for her home. guard. deal with more or leas of an immigrant his deputies and searched for weapons. is expected as a result of the king's The appeal in her hatoeaa corpus case BELL PHONE fYSTEM patronage. population apparently did not coincide Even the prosecuting officers, Judge HAVEN AGREES TO had not been filed with the state su- with opinions of those from other parts Fortune, the counsel for the defense ( QtJISIET STARTS TVORK preme court up to noon. of the country, particularly the south. and newspaper men were forced to sub- SHOWS RAVID GROWTH j FOR HIS KOREIGA' TOUR "Mother" Jones said the state bought The discussion arose when Dr. W. H. mit. Judge Fortune ordered that when Polo at Camden. the tie-ket on which she came to Den- Gates, chief factory inspector of Ala- the seats were filled the door be Boston, March 16.—Brands Quimet. ver. She added that sihe intended re- New York, March 16.—The ra.pid Camden, S. C.. March. 16.—The polo the national o-pen golf champion, took bama, said that in hi-s opinion the only locked and no one permitted to leave 1ANDS turning to Trinidad to demand her solution was compulsory education and until the noon recess. The same pro- growth of the itell telephone system team of the Eleventh cavalry, U. S- A., advantage today of the disao-pearance mail, explaining that no mail had been and its attitude toward government today defeated the Lon^ Island Fish of the snow from the grounds of the a gradual raising of the age limit gov- cedure was followed at the afternoon delivered to he-r since her arrest. She erning mill workers. He pointed out session and will be repeated each, day. ownership a.re set forth in detail in the Catchers, 10% to 6, in the first of the "Woodland Golf club to begin practice said she had received considerate Crisis in Affairs of Railroad annual report of the American Tele- matches in the annual polo tournament for his touj- of the English links. Many that in many instances both parents treatment at the hospital, but she had and children tried to dodge educational phone and Telegraph company, ma-do here for possession of the Cleveland of his drives parried nearly 300 yards suffered some from detention. Will Be Reached This pu'blic to the company is opposed to soldiers' team, was injured in the first who watched him said that he was that he had prepared the appeal in the Week. government ownership because it period and forced to retire, lieutenant \ driving fa,rther and straigrhter than habeas corpus case to the supreme ents were willing for their children to WOMAN SUFFRAGE BILL George H. Timmins taking his place. •work while they themselves were not is interested in the irp,buildms of ' when lie defeated Vardon and Ray, the court, but no action would be taken a great public utility and doesn't Play for the Southern Circuit cup will English professionals. In the open today In view of "Mother" Jones' pres- employed. commence Wednesday, when the Cam- Delegates from eastern states said I Washington, March 16.—Woman suf- •Washington, March 1C.—After sev- believe a. government-owned telephone eJiairupionship last fall. Quimet will ence In Denver. system would give as cheap and effi- den team will meet the cavalry team. sail for England March. 31. that their experience had been that frage leaders began preparations here eral months of negotiating, the crisis The tournament will continue two children were put to work because low today for the hearing whlcb It ig an- cient service. weeks. wages made it necessary for tht sup- nounced by Representative "William w, In the affairs of the New Haven rail- Ouring the year the number of tele- ARMY OF UNEMPLOYED KENTUCKY INSURANCE port of the family, and Apparently did Rucker, of Missouri, chairman of the road system, so far as It may be af- phone subscribers increased 076,94:;, not support the general theory that committee on the election of presidents fected by the department of Justice, making a total of 8,133,017. The total LAW CAUSES PROTEST many children worked in the south or and vice presidents, will be held on probably will be reached durlns the wire mileage at the end of the year RAPIDLY SCATTERING was 10,111,011 miles. The gross reve- A-K SALVE elsewhere with the ungrudging con- Tuesday, March 24. The subject of the present week. The New Haven vir- Cures Skin Troubles. haring will be woman suffrage bill in- nue in 1913, not including connected Sacramento, Cal., March 16.—Camped Lexington, Ky., March 16.-—Several sent of their parents tually has agreed to every demand lor on the levee aci o&s the Sacramento hundred business men from this city Many speakers told of different troduced by Representative French, of independent companies, was $"13,600,- ami vicinity left today for Frankfort phases of child labor betterment en- Idaho, which provides that "women the disposition of its subsidiary prop- 000, an increase in a. year of over S16,- river from this city with no protection 000,000. Use An Air-Friction 1914 Model "C." from the wind driven sands, "General" with the intention of petitioning Gov- deavors In different parts of the coun- who arc citizens of the United States erties made by «he department, and Increases pov. er and economy of motor 1C el lev'& army of unemployed disinte- ernor McCreary to call a special ses- try and Alexander Johnson, in charge and possess such quliflcatlons of ,,age, the success or failure of the whole one-half. Absolutely impossible to choko or grated i.up idly during the night, and sion of the legislature to repeal the of a training school for mental de- residence, property or education as I plan now depends largely upon the may be required of men to make them load. Uses distillate gasoline or half kero- it was estimated today that not more recently enacted Glenn insurance rat- fectives in New Jersey, gave a stere- report of T. W. Gregory and Jesse sene with finest results. Starts easy In than 300 remained out of the 1,500 ing law. optican lecture at the afternoon ses- legal voters In the several states, shall coldest weather. We fit all' motors, guar- One of the leading life Insurance sion. In the course of his talk he said be eligible to register and vote in all Adkins, assistants to Attorney Gen- anteeing definite results or refund money. that came to Sacrajnetito a wet-It ag~o. Tho march to Washington probably companies doing business in the state, care for mentally deficient girls was the states of the union, at all elections eral McReynolds, in charge of the New Exclusive county i*icht3. Liberal exchange' which, it is claimed, has a million dol- FAT is Danger •will be abandoned, and the remnants necessary for solution of the social evil for senators and members of the Haven case, who are in New England oti other carburetora. The Air-Fraction lars loaned to Kentucky business men problem. house." Carburetor Co., Dayton, Ohio. of the army scatter. 011 real estate, notified its general seeking first hand information about Owen R. Lovejoy, general secretary The Federal Equality league, which men proposed by New Haven officials agent here today to cease making of the national child labor committee, wlj] begin its annual sessions here loans. It wag further Intimated in a surprised some of the delegates at the March 24, requested the hearing. Rev. to take over the system's trolley hold- letter to the agent that it may be morning session by saying that much Olympia Brown, president of the ' ings in PJiode Island and Connecticut. necessary to call the loans. The com- information had been grained by taking league, will preside at the meeting It became more than ever apparent pany attributed this condition to the photographs of child workers without fact that its withdrawal of the fire which, it is expected, will be attended today that only an agreement between the knowledge of factory owners and by many prominent suffragists. insurance companies from the state planter. the railroad aud the department can has lessened its security to such ex- keep the case out of the courts. Sena- tent that it can no longer continue A report prepared by Herschel J-I. business in Kentucky. Jones, special agent of *he national tor Weeks called at the white house Wisdom and Strength committee, and read today was to the FAKE DOROTHY ARNOLD and, speaking in plain language about effect that the United States was be- UNDER HYPNOTIC SPELL | the financial effect ot delay, urged "The wise old owl" personifies the man who RUNAWAY FREIGHT HIT hind even Russia in enforcement of I President Wilson to Interfere to bring knows and, by knowing, does not hesitate to buy his child labor laws and that in Missis- i about a quick settlement. Later It BY PASSENGER TRAIN sippi particularly the child labor laws Los Angeles, Cal.. March 16.—Detain- was made known that the president lumber from were as good as dead. State Senator ed on a general eliai ge of suspicion, f would not interfere. James R. McDowell, of Mississippi, said Mrs. "Ella" Splawn-Miller-O'Dell was Lexington, Ky., March 1R.—Ten per- Tne New Haven has consented to they had been able to do what he con- held iri the city jail today. She had I give up its steamship lines and has sons wore more or less seriously in- sidered good work in Mississippi One created a sensation by claiming she jurtHl when a southbound Louisville consented to trusteeships for the Bos- E. G. WllUNGHAM'S SONS plan he said was to change officers was Dorothy Arnold, the New York ton and Maine railroad, and Its trol- an fl X. i •-! 11, i lie passenger train from with each new Administration seeing to SHOWING BEDtTCTIOS , CiiH'iiM i to Jacksonville, Fla., iaii society girl who vanished in 1910. De- ley holdings In Massachusetts, Rhode The eayle, ''the monarch of the air," is an embodi- it that the child labor orga.niKu.tion of- tfirtTves are seeking n. physician and Island and ' Connecticut. It became Mr*. J. II. Wooldridee write** "Myfyjurc anil into ^-ixi- • 11 runaway freight cars at ficers had the same political bearings another man said by Mrs. O'Dell's hus- *jmrara,nce tr-onderfvlly improved; have tost 98 Ibs." ment of strength and endurance—symbolic of our lum- SNH)« i, A t.. 18 miles from here, early as the faction in power. known tonight tliat the railroad offt- 1OOO other testimonials, men & women, •trill totlav. -\niong the injured are sis. pas- band, Charles O'Dell, to bo responsible rials at the last conference at the oe Riven you: Investieata for roarm-lf. Lot m« send Four speakers at the nitfht session tor Ins wife's condition. ber and interior trim. senders, but it Is not believed thev are 1 department agreed that if She depart- JOI my PROOF TREATMENT 1"^ ---- seriously hurt. Engineer John Clark advocated federal control uf child la- Physicians who examined the young ment would select trustees ' to take JtyQuwishtoredacflStoTpaands I bor. They were Dr. Felix Adler, chuh- woman said she was Buffering from •Weekly, improve hrailth and add B _ __ and Conductor Clellana Bryant, both over the Rhode Island and Connecti- to iff*, l •wil• l also Bend BOOK of BOTH PHONES of Covington. Ky., are reported to have man of the national child labor com- acute hysteria, apparently induced by cut trolley properties from a list of UABJLE ADVICE- C be-en badly hurt, while Express Mes- mittee; Mrs. Florence Kellcy of New hypnotic influence. Recently she had names submitted by the New Haven, ing. Write to-rtn-y-.. I will , sensfers Becker, of Covington, and York, secretary of the National Con- also been und'er the influence of a pow- the system would give up these lines •C'-tea, postpaid. AddrewjAddrewj;; J>R. BRADFORD Ea&ton. ot Knoxville, Tenn., were sumers' league; Dr. A. L. McKelway, erful drug, the police assert. and make no demands as to the length &UUA Bradford Building. 20 ET 22d St.. New York! seriously injured. Washington, southern secretary of the Mrs. O'Dell repudiated her husband, of their trustees' service. d. physician 5j/( the Stale of New Ton,- > national chad labor committee, and Dr her sister and even her mother yester- Messrs. Gregory and Adkins then bamuel JleCuiie Lindsay, professor ot" day. left for New England and are expected sofial legislation, Columbia Tiniver- to return to Washington with their THE JOY OF DANCING EXERCISE report in time to participate in the Very few women or men seem to cam ~£S~" LIBRARY OF CONGRESS next conference here Friday. If they Tango or got Dancing- Kxercl&e unless they advise acceptance of trustees from the are assured the Jraedom from aching feet JOBLESS SALES GIRLS GIVEN VALUABLE BOOKS list submitted, it is probable that all that Allen a Poot-Ease, Iho aiitibeptlc pow- other difficulties will be swept aside der to be shaken Into the bhoes, always WILL BE CARED FOR and chat the attorney general win be elves. Since the tendency to hold Danclny "Washington, March 16.—The library able to announce a complete agree- parties !ian become almost a dally and hour- of congress today received a notable ment aa soon as a. few other details ly necessity In every community, the sale Xew York, March 16.-—The sa-!es girls addition to its collection, the second of Allen'w Foot-Eaie, so the DrueclatH report, and salesmen who had not secured po- gift of Jacob H. Schiff, of New York. are disposed of. has reached the hiR-h-ivater mark. Sola sitions when the Fourteenth sti eet and It will supplement the one made by everywhere 25c. Trial package KHEE. Ad- Simpson-Crawford company store closed him in 1912 of a collection of Hebrew dress Allen S. Olmsled. I^eKby, I\'. T. their doors last night will be looked books comprising 10,000 volumes. p:ph- 'STATE DROPS CASE after by east sldo settlement workers, raim Delnanl, the well-known col- according to Dr. Robbing Oilman* head- lector, after disposing: of the first col- AGAINST MRS. DIETZ worker of the University settlement. lection, wont ro J3urope and then to The stores were closed by court order on application of receivers oC the en- Palestine for the purpose of forming Chicago, March IB.—Lack of evi- AMUSEMENTS. terprises of Henry Siegel and associ- a second collection. It comprises more dence moved State's Attorney Ho> ne ates which failed recently. than 4,000 volumes, touching every today to move that the case against The great majority oC the 2.500 per- field of Jewish thought and learning-, Mrs. Ajugusta Dietz bp dropped. Mi b. sons thrown out of employment by religious and secular, extending: over Dietz vraH charged "with murder in the closing have secured work else- many centuries. Many of the -books are connection with the death of her hus- TONIGHT where, but to Insure that all are taken first editions and rare. band, a tailor. The statu's attorney ATLANTA 0:15 care of Dr. Oilman today with, men added, however, that it seemed im- and women active in settlement work possible in thia Jurisdiction to convict MMATIMC. \1T\KrK: TOTOIJAD 41l 2:30. and a plan was devised whereby those MORGAN AND SOUPER a woman of murdor. Thirteen have The LiltrsLatest JJorMBerlinn MusMusicai l Play. out of i\ 01 k will receive htimb suffi- SPEAK AT PITTSBURG been acquitted in Chicago of capital cient to tid<* them over unltl tho-\ ran crimes within three years. "A KtOiERH EVE" secure positions. Dr. Oilman hiuj fao\- eral wealthy men ot the citv had » TA \<;o SE-v?.,vrn>v pledged their aid. PittslJuriT. March 1 tf.—iSpe.iikt.i-s of international note addrt'saed many Removal Notice. . 23o to $]..">(>; Mat., 25e to Investigation of the enterprises of me ftm^H today of BiTjtft) students f^ath- Henry Siegel and Frank K. Vogel was 1 A tlan ta. Audit Co.. Inc.. h a*> m n ved continued today by the diat.nct attor- ert-d here for the Greater Pitfcsburg from 210 to 513 Kmpire bids'. * T*hono ney's office and other indictments midwinter Blblo conference. The Rev. number changed to Ivy -5C8"—(Adv.) are expected to be returned before the L>r. G. Campbell Morgran, of "\\'estmiu- end of the week. Htf>r chapel. 1-rondon, and the Rev. Dr. William riouper, of St. Andrew's Pres- FORS YTH NIGHT TODAY by teria.ii church, London, made the principal addresses. IMPORTANT TO YOU. W. A. BRADY PRESENTS EXPECT 300,000 WOMEN J n: Jlorg-an. speaikins1 on the "Har- mony of the nible," said that the Bible TO REGISTER IN CHICAGO js a. library, not a book, and that par- Fill your lungs with pure BEAUTY oifuSKBN DEEP Get the Personal Touch Chicago, March 16.—The number of ents are to blame for the modern air at iiiglit and the down- Chicago women qualified under the re- fluid's Jack at Icnotrletlg'e of the Biltle. OSIXI—-CAI\TV\ ELI* A. WAOCKH cent Illinois equal suffrage act to cast town dirt, dust and smoke T. P. JACKSON -\SD OTHKRS. their first vote at tlie aldermanie elec- CELEBRATED SCIENTIST If there is no known The answer of the tion in April will be doubled at to- will not hurt you during the rnoirow's registration, according to the KILLED IN AUTO CRASH predictions today oC woman suffrage day. A home in PEACH- responsibility back of the car Mitchell-Lewis Motor Com- Leaders. TODAY TONIGHT Afore than 158,000 women took ad- London, March 16.—Sfr John Murray, TREE HEIGHTS gives you 2:30 B;3O you buy, inhere are you apt to pany to these questions is vantage of their fust opportunity last the celebrated naturalist and oceano- month to become registered voaers. grapher of Edmburg, was killed to- pure air, shade trees , and land? In justice to yourself; what "Eighty years of faithful service to Huj'fragre leaders expect that this num- day m a motor car accident. His ber will be increased tomorrow to at daughter was seriouslv injured. Sir plenty of room. Costs uo( right have you got to buy any car the American Public—eighty years least three hundred thouband. More John Murray was born in 3S41, at Co- t)ian 400,000 Chicago men are eligible bui g% Ontario. Canada. He served as more and just as quick toj unless you knotv the character of its of integrity backed by the evidence of countless voters. a naturalist on the historic voyage of makers? And if you don't know thousands of American people—eighty years of Hundreds of women yesterday at- the C"h alleng er during her scientific town. Trolley every ten telling the truth and giving a dollar of value for tended mass meeting's which \veve held cruise lastins from 1872 to 1876. He them how do you know that they in se\ eral downtown theaters muter lectured in the United States in 1911. minutes. every dollar invested with them.'' You can't the auspices of woman's -organizations. •will live up to the moral responsibility Several women candidates for alder- sneer at a record like that. // is unusual in men addressed the meetings which that ought to be behind everything were attended by many of the 7uO any country. women who will a-ct aa registration of- that is manufactured for sale, espec- ficials tomorrow. , ically something that costs as much This is our fundamen- as an automobile. tal reason for asking you—and ex- MANY JOBS ARE OPEN pecting you—to go at once to the IN GOVERNMENT SERVICE nearest Mitchell dealer and ask him to let you This lack of knowledge "Wednesday and Thursday. Aju il "-- pcrsmally drive his demonstrator for a mile or so. 23, Secretary Hare, of thu civil j-ervicM-- on the public's part is respon- commission for the Fifth district, w ill We want you to "get the feel of the car" and hold, on the top floor of (he federal sible for millions of wasted see how it responds to, and acts with, yju. building, an open competitive examina- MONTEVALLO COAL tion to secure a surveyor and a transit dollars. People buy blindly. They man for assignment to the Rcneral laud office service. Th^.re arc now ton spend thousands without looking. They \Vith the knowledge •vacancies in positions of United tjtatcb Montevallo Mining Co. surveyors and trans i tm en in the g*n- wouldn't buy a watch or a beefsteak of known and long established re- cral land office department. The en- trance pay for a transitnuui ranges without knowing their jeweler or sponsibility, financial integrity and from |JOO to §110 a mouth and a grad- Montevallo Coal uated per diem in Heu of subsistence butcher but they "would buy—and do trade honor added to the knowledge you gain •while the salary paid a surveyor at first by a personal drive you will acquire informa- runs from 5125 to $]riQ the month with Birmingham, j4la,, Feb. 28th, 1914 buy—automobiles without knowing a graduated, per diem rather than sub- tion that no amount of talk can possibly, give sistence. To The Trade :- what is behind the men that make you. That's the way to buy an automobile. We are pleased to announce that w» have them. And that's the Mitchell'way. j NINE RUSSIANS TRIED appointed Randall Bros., Peters Bldg.. exclusive agents HereistheEquipmentforatttheMitchellModelsWhichisIncltidedintheListPrices: AS SPIES BY AUSTRIA for the cale of our Original Montvvallo Coal for the city Electric self-starter and generator—electric fighta—electric horn—electric magnetic exploring lamp— of Atlanta and suburbs, effective this date. mohair top and duat cover—Tungsten valves—Jiffy quick-action aide curtains—quick-action two- Yours very truly, piece rain vision wind-shield—demountable rims with one extra—speedometer—double extra tire carrier—Bairbow holders—license plate bracket—pump, jack and complete set of first class tools. MONTEVALLO MINING COMPANY, By W. S. LOVELL. President. civfllans and include t\\o wume Racine, Wis, U.S. A. Dr. E. S. Holden Dies. West Point, X. V., March It*.—Ifr. Ed- ward S. Hold^n. famous as an aMrori- Eighty years of faithful service to the American Public omer, scientist and ^flucalor antj libra- rian of the U n 111- d S tn. te s M il i ta ry a'-ademy since i'JO-. died hf re toda'v RANDALL BROS. MITCHELL MOTOR CO. of Atlanta at the ag-e of 68. He was f^raduat^d from \Vt-«*t Point in 1870. J* rom 1SS5 "5 Yards, One Near You" PETERS BLDG., Both Phones Factory Branch: 316-318 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Georgia U> 1888 he-was president ot the Uni- versity of California, and for tori years after tha.t time, director of Uie 'Lick observatory. fSPAPEJRI Page Ten THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1914.

RANGE IN COT TON OPTIONS. Coffee. 3Sew 'iork March 16—The coffee market Bance In New York Cotton. JtanjEe In New OrleMZis Cotton. ATLANTA QUOTATIONS lost a good partof Saturday a advance under ' ' f ll^aMtj Prev I 1 ILaatl Prer renewed liquidation and. scattered selling r Close. OpenTHIghl tx>wl Sale! Close. C104C. Cost and freight offers were a shade Uicher EUROPEAN SELLING COTTON STARTED Open Hlrhf Low! Sale! Closn WEATHER REPORTS Mar1 12 66 12 74112 65112 70)12 69 70 12 62 66 Mar 12 71 IS 7S 1270 1271 12 72 73 12 67 69 and Saturday •* Brazilian receipts \\ere com April 12 22 12 22112 J2I12 22J12 20 35 12 27 30 April 12 72-74 12 67 69 VF,GETABI,E8 paratlvely light but Europe failed to fulls May 12 07 12 1DI12 07 12 1011" 09 10 12 07 08 May 12 5S 1260 12 53 1256 12 s>5 56 12 51 57 (Corrected by Fidelity Fruit and Produce meet local a-lvances and todaVs Sao Paulo 1' 05 ^ Oj 12 0&!l2 On 11 33 9n 11 9a 97 Jane 12 55 57 Companj 57 South Broad Streat.) movement was a «*h.ade heavier The mai Julj 11 jsjii as 11 89 11 92 11.91 92 11 91 92 July 1. 52 12 o4 12 46 12 49 12 4S 49 BARflEI, APPJL.ES— ket opened steady G to 12 lower and sold off OFFfADVANCE AuK 11 84 11 84 11 76 11 77 11 75 1" 11 77 -8 Aue 12 06 12 OC 12 Ofi 12 06 12 02 04 ADVANCED WHEAT Fancy Baldwins during- the da> in the absence of support MADESTOGKSSAG hept 11 50 11 SO 11 48 11 4S 11 44 46 11 18 GO Sept 11 64 65 Ben Davi« with the close steadj at a net decline of 1 Oct 11 46 11 47 11 37 11 40 11 39 40 11 43 44 Oct 11 57 11 58 11 51 U.» 11 53 54 BOX APPUSS to 19 points Sales 44 000 11C, 11 55 57 Winesap Spot quiet Rio >.o 7 8°i Santos "\o 4 Dec 11 ol 1156 11 50 11 ..O|ll 52 33 11 54 55 PINEAPPLEa red. Spanish 11% It Is Estimated That 30,000 But Realizing Set In and Kansas Complains of the Abaaka quiet Coi dova. 12 ^a weather and of \vinte.r KCO PLANT cralo January stocks hei c toda-v and the mirket ground f o the mo\ ement toda> bul do coupon Am. Can killing came in toda> to giv e wlieat TOMATOES fancy crate stock ?375@300 ITebruarj S 9 fca0ged ^lowU It «is tile attitu e 2. QOd deal of realizing was encoun Panama 36 coupon 102 ' do pfd 53* an upward jerk Closing prices were Choice . -- March of foreign holders of fatocki, \vhicli w a e American Agricultural Es, bid 100 Am Car & F dr> 50% 60 CUCUMBCRd April 1 rjmarilj responsible for tht. mo^e tered and moderate reactions followed. American Tel £. Tel cv 4s bid 94 Am. Cotton Oil 43 U, 4J14 nervous \arying from a sha-de off to •with, the clobc steadj net unchanged % @ V-c net advance Corn oats and Lh.TTUCE drum May ment London \v is depressed b\ ui American Tobacc i Gg bid. Am Ice Securities 31 '4 SQUASH yellow June certaintj oxer the home rule ane-i to o points hifehei on near months, Armour and Co 4 '^s Am Linseed 10K provisions wound up substantially the \\ hite \\ hile latei deli\ cries were 2 to Atchlson g"n 4 a 95 % Am Locomotiv o 34 is same as on Saturday night Jul> tion Amencan spetulati\e ibbaes we e Am Smelt and Re PEPPER 6 bushel crate August unl >aded bx London 11 tl thero ^Isi points lower do c\ 4o (I960) bid Prospect of a TV eek more w ithout OKRA crate tender $3 00 beptember There was renewal of old crop ct 101 fining rain in the southwest brought about SW EET POTATOES bushel 95c@Sl 0( Octobei was f-ellinp on d reot order's from t] e ei ing movement at start CaAjies were Atlantic Coaat Line 1st 4s do pfd 102 uneaainees on the part of wheat shorts continent particularly among tlie lo\-\ Am Suffar Refg 99% CAULIPLOW CH drum S3 000325 November abo it as due on the New York cloi*e Baltimore and Ohio 4s It was pointed out th it tne western half ENULI^H PC\fa S2 60 December priced r illroad stocks Muth of th s of Saturday, while over Sunday ad do 3'/. buying here by do pfd 1000a 100% 100% 100S supplv seem nt.lv « i& T.b JUL fe, ^ne A. HPHS- ; e pound Chicago March 16 —Hog*>—Receipts ,> cabled or 3ers Chesapeake ind Ohio 4«/^S 60@S 46 mixed SS 50 »)}> *o n t\> «s 10 Outsi 1 intcr*"-t w ts still it lo\v eUl Chicago and Alton 3 ^t bid. Beth Steel 43"^. 22o o to 6 points highet and active old Chicago B and Q joint 4s from semi at id sections there and from 8 82V70 - rough ?S 40®B CO pig*-&»*!s S 5@ - Tlie r ee of the closing da>s of 1 st crop positions bold 8 to 10 points net do gen 4s Bklyn Rap Transit a nambei of sand> places in Oklahoma vi eek ipptaied t ) h t\ e exfliausted the 91 A Canadian Pacific 204% 205 hi^hei during the earlv trading afca-y Chi Mil and St P c\ 4 * 100% T ATl«\NTA riVK STOCK MARKET Cattle—Receipts 18 000 steady calves reso ircr-s of the bullish traders Fill Cen tral Leather 33 >4 3^ / A.dvtces of winter killing were mostly ontracta touched 1' 15 or 62 points Cnl R I and Pac R R col 4fa 3 from flat lands in Nebraska near Ellis (By "W H. White Jr of the White Pro mostly 50c lo \ er beeves S" JO ftj J GO TOT mo\enients were irreffulHr but grradu Chi P I and Pac Ry rfg 4s Cheb. & Ohfo 53 «4 B- ! 62% vision Company ) as steers J7 1&@8 15 htockera $t> GO@S IE ox o the low records of last we&K I Chi Great Western 11% il*; 11% and Plymouth Buyers of wheat fu alb tho mirket mo\ed downward un and there w«i& a good deal of profit Col and South ref and ext 4 *»s tures paid- chief attention to the July Good to choice steers 1 000 to 1 300 cows and heifers $375@85.» calves $6^0 der the influence of Furopean selling Delaware and Hudson cv 4s bid Chi Milwaukee and pounds $€ 50 to $7 00 taking around this, level while there Paul 9S14 delivery May was comparatively in Sheep—Receipts 2a 000 steady native The close show ed a majority of f rac al&o Deemed to be some local selling Denver and Rio Grande ref s C.ood steers SOO to 1 004 pounds $6 25 Distillers 5s bid Chi fi. North West active owing to deficiency in the mer ' ?6 "5 $48Q@G30 yearlings *5 S0<& " 00 lambs na tioi -U losses foi a. reaction Aiuch. of the early de cm 114 chandising demand live J6 S0@7 7^ western $b 80^7 Sf Ivinsis and Texas iH^iioa weie agiin Erie prior lion 4s •lo Fuel &, Iron Medium to good steers 700 to SaO pounds, mind v.a,z, supposed to be for the pu: <3o gen 4s Corn lost an early advance which p SO to $6 15 Kansas <, Itj March 16 —Hogs—Receipts under press LI i o and then pi oiiovin el pos of (overing- short ba-les here Consolidated Lra.3 133 had been caused bj active purchasing 8 600 lOc lo *er bulk 38 40©3 t>o l eavv \\rikicss prl e rise to r imorx <; net i do cv 4s merles B Corn Produ t-» c Uood to choice beef; co vg 800 to 90( T-S-ainst the liquidation of long ac Illinois Central 1st re-f 4s 11% 11 » on the part o leading houses and a& a Hinds 55 50 to ?fl 00 ?S 60@8 u packers and butchers $b 10 tf ir 5 i p-rsslle change in dividend i t 1 co u nts in I..1 v erpool and as soon &3 Del & Hudson 148% 14S 148^ 8 t5 lights $8 of en s Vew Havtn was aftai i ha.nge in the general chaiacter of the Kansa^ City Sou them ref ->s t,rie tl f fa t that th vis bit sui plv was 95 2a to $6 00 @8 50 southern steers $f> 60@S 30 en v hta^'^ but late in tho dav it made i p news but prices tuined easier wiwi Lake fahore deb 4i (1931) pfd 1414 44^4 virtuallj now as lai ge as a j ear at,o Medium to good heifers 650 to 760 poundi |4 oO@7 o stockera $0 jO(&& 15 heifeia its loss MH> and Iul> contracts selling back Louisville and isash Ijn 4a General Electric 147 147 led to a reaction 94 oO to $o ->0 Report-* fi om the steel trade wer > to about Saturday fa closing figures Kan .and Tex 1st 4s ofd 39% Great Northern pfd 126% 127 The abovt, represents ruling prices of Lo gen 4^s ofd 81% Chaiigos in tVie- oats market lunged good quality beel cattle Inferior grades Sneep—Receipts S 500 Bteady t6 lOc high less fa\or tble The domestic copper- while the new crop sold about o to 6 Great Northern Ore almost entirely on coi n beeding was er lambs $~ 6@* 80 yearlings $6 ..o@7 00 market showt d no giffns of returning points net lowei on the forecasts for Missouri Pacific 4s bid 5 ** Ctfa and. dairy types selling lower wethers $5 5Pi&b 5 e\ es ?j 26©t» 8E Illinois CentraJ 108% reported as having begun in central acti\ it> but foroign copper stalls("!<"« favorable weathei in the south March Illinois St 1 ouis M^rch 16—Hogt,—RecoiptH \i reporting anoUher decrease in supplic-1 however held well a^b-ove the final National Rye of Mexico 4 js bid iter Met 14% Medium to common steers If fat SOO to 000 lOc lower pigs and light f*oO@880 New York Central feen JMis do pfd 59^ % Improved demand lor provisions 900 pounds $5 °G to $6 25 mixed and butchers *8 70(3)S ii2Vj irood ind cited that the demand abroad was pr c-es of last week and local traders do deb 4s Inter Harvester 104 manifested itself whenevei the market Mixed to common cpws if fat, 700 to 600 keeping up said t^ere wa.s little sign of any sell heavy JS 75®r8 S2Vj c "i N H and Hart cv 3%s iter Marine pfd 9% showed a bearish effect from the more mnds 84 50 to 56 26 Cattle—Receipts 2 900 Including 900 Tex ^.n incroa e in bank reserves outh This apparent absence plentiful supply of hogs Bu> e s how is ateadj native beef ntpera ? jO(S9 5 do cv 4s 10 % Inter Pump Oood butcher bulls $4 00 to $4 5,0 covi s and heifers, {4 J6 00 native calves \\ ore I old fir 111"^ tenor t >wns were losing1 rap dlv as Oregon ^hort Line rfdg 4^ bid Lehigh "V alley 146 i 00@10 00 13B Chicago Quotations. J890 } iris vi^ro eisv Hock Islind c< compared with last >ear gave the mar Penn cv j'^-s (191jj Crood butcher hog's 140 to IftO pounds. faheep-r~ReceIpts *> jOO lOc to Ifc higher IT tc 1 w ere apriln under press TP Kot a comparatively steadj undertone o con 4-i bid Mir n St P and Sit $8 bO to 38 j native muttons $C7oS.6_& lambs S 00 i Reading geii it, Marie 131 Articles Open High Low C 7 90 Totil sn.lt"- ^^ 4 0 000 United ^tatos And closing prices showed rallies of 2 16% WHEAT— (jood butcher pigs 100 to- 140 pounds bonds were unchanged on call or 3 points on co\ ering St Louis and foa.n Iran le 4s Mo Kan say. $8 50 to $8 60 Louisville March 16 —Cattle—Receipts do gen 5s bid rl Pacific May 3 ••«, 1600 fat cattle lower stockera acti\ e ai Spot Above quotations apply to corn fed hogs do cv 4^ t.7% mast and peanut fattened 1% to 2 cents Bheep—Receipts 27 j steady lambs * "New y rk March IG-—Flour quiet, COTTON MARKETS. do R H 1st ref 4s i Central 90% September under down, sheep 4c dow n St Louis March Ifl —Flour dull Southern Railway 6s J* Y Ont and Wea OATS— Cattle receipts continue light Assortment Cincinnati March 16 —1 lour steady do ern May 39% mixed and uneven In weight and quality Marcb, 16 —Cottpn steady nud- folk &. T\ estern Julj 38% be/era! loads, of fed steers In yards timing rth ;rica PORK— the w eek Market about steady In most WILSON WILL PROTECT do 1st and ref lb Northern Picific 11 May CJ.HOI \ hile the better trades have sold Macon- Stcadj- noddling 13 S Rubber 5b bid Pacific Mail •1^ ->4% "4 July ahudo higher in e.ome instances HAWAII'S SUGAR TRADE BONDS vs. ^ Steel 2nd os 118/& 111 110% LARD— Hog receipts, light Market continues Vthens- -Steady middling 13 « Virginia Carolina Cher People a Gas 1. H Maj 10 7 107 10 ' strong and active Wabash l the government to piotect ** an i 4 por cent, "nVl en you can in 3 0 -,,4 exporta to continent IS 884 coast 86 %. 1 Pal Car towel bags; ^6^5 Victorj, (our finest pat it, either by removing the application like manner buy pub lie utilitv bonds Heading 163% em) $6 10 Quality (in towel bags) $« 26 wise 5o Kecelptfl In Chicago Quality (our finest patent) $b 10 Glorii here of the Chinese exclusion act or by in d n uiinations of $100 $ 00 and Republic Iron and Fs'tmated doing away with coastwise shipping SI 000 paying 6 per cent interest' Steet 90 V* (•i If rising) Si> 90 \Vhlte LJly (self rls New Orleans.—Steady middling 13 net REVIEW OF PAST WEEK Article"? Today Tomorro Infe.) $ bO «\vans Down (highebt patent) restrictions Cash 01 bi tho month pa\Tnents> rf-celpts „ 311 gross 3969 ailea 1 61J* stock Rock Itlind 4 ,* Wheat can 1 o pfd 6% ?o o Puritan ( (hlgnest patent) $6 60 This announcement was ma.de tod i> 1 ubl L ntil ties buppl\ prune need * U J>iO exports tQ continent 1 343 coaat BY HUB BARD BROS. & CO. Corn cars 1 aragoi (highest patent) ? (iO Home by Justice Arthui A Vv il ler of the sich as Ught heat water and power 1 Oats, cari Queen (highest patent) $ GO White Cloud Hawaiian supreme court who has jubt Van* * d pf j Hogs head 56 000 1 Th ^ el LSS of t>eru itj ib seldom af 'Vew York March 16—As the better Seaboard Air I ine II 2 (nigh patent) «j 40 \Vhlte Daisy ( returned from \\ ashington He said f (te 1 b\ general business condition*: Mobile—Steady middling 12 S net re do pfd 54 '* patent) $u 40 Ocean Spray {patent) $ the announcement -w \b b Lt.ed on at it c pt& 1 11 , gross 1 11° sales 15 stock att grades disappe n under the lenaand Total ^ islble Suppl.r bouthern '•-tar (patent) $5 10 bun Rise n tf e »ther hand Increase in \alur s Sneffield Str-el ments made to him bj, Iiesident \\ il \t\er \\ is such an opportunity of at>9 exports to oreat Britain 1 801 roni the spinnt.1 tht. medium and ind Iron 11V. Wheat—fr ^t84 000 against 5S 379 000 last (pilentj $D 10 bun Beam (patent) J5 10 son ow er grades come into demai d Thus So ithern Pnriflr year and l> "t8 000 vear before last Klig Cotton (patent) $4 JO Tulip flour f ei f d the small investor desiring safe Sav mnah—Steady middling 12 15 16 net he basis in the south foi thes,e grades Corn— 0 bfi 000 J-gali et 19 1^8 000 1; (straight). $4 40 Judge \\ilder was authorized to m-iko BOCunties that can be paid for by tha Southern Rail a\ full investigation of the situ tion recplp s 3 0-~ grofas S 0 sales i stock i.d'vances until at the present t me it 0 pfd 83% year agaii st I 191 000 year before last Meal Sacked Per Bushel —-Mea l plain m ~mth 6 51.J exports coastwise i>85 .s Impossible to buy them for delivei y ine^Kee Copper Oats— 0 SIS 000 agaliiRt 21 5 7 000 last 96 pound sackJ 38c 48 pound sackp 90c and w an instructed to report person \\ r to fo** particular*' n New 1 ork W hatever nia> happen .. ..is t P cific 14 year against 12 845 000 year before last _4 pound sackfc 9^c ally to President Wilson ( har eston—&teady mlddl ng 1- /i net __ the future it> another question but Lnfon Pacific : 157% Grain Sacked Per Bushel —Cor n choice r">ceipt& S0i_, grosb 301 sale* none stock t is this feature wherein the mat Uet do pfd Primary Receipts Red cob 94o No 2 white 9 c yellow 90o BROWN & CO., 19 ->tw S Realty 58 Wheat—Receipts 7^8 000 against 1 239 000 Oats fancy white clipped 57c No 2 white lifters from 190b and we beli«_ve it is 6(1 V> last >ear Shipment 307 000 against 462 clipped j5c fancy white 5ic mixed, B2c SENATOR OWENS VISITS 1007 Candler Building due to the gradual education of 1 Rubber 6. A 62% \\ ilmmgtnn—fcteadj middling 1*^ net S btoel 000 last year mill oats 49c Correspondents Beyer & Co., "Wall St, recelptu 4oJ fcroas 469 sa. ea none stock >lonter merchant and sp inner that 61V6 Corn—Receipts 1 127 000 against 919 000 Seeds Per Bushel —Ambe r cane se«d, N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE Mew York hese low glides ai e v.oith relatively do pfd 110 109% lo 7J1 e^purts cuaat vise JOG Ltah Copper *U T3% 53% 64 l&et year Sh pments 669 000 against 577 $1 70 orange cano seed $1 7E Hurt oats. moi e mone> than was believed in that 000 lafct ear Gt c Texas Rust Proof oatfl G4c seed i Carolina C New Yoik March 16—The New YorX Norfolk — bt*>j.d> middling 13 net re famout. low crop j ear Then again cal i heat lenncBsee Blue Stem $1 40 deorcla pts _ 07^ os» 079 &ales 1 93t> stock the exports of cotton goods from Man set d rye 31 20 Tennessee barley $1 00 stock exchange received an unexpected b'Ji exp coastwise 1 083 Chester foi the first two months of the Grain. Ha Etc — No 1 alfalfa hay. $1 50 visit todav from Senate) liobei t I > eai show a bettci demand foi goods, Chicago Mai h IG — Cash gian T\ h*at Plmothv choice large balea $1 30 Timothy Qwen chairman of the senate commit ominal middling 13 stock "Mo 2 red rl4'^1)r)^ Mo „ hard 9 Mi©92)i No 1 mall bal s $1 2o large light clover tee on banking and currency the chief Bonds for Investment than the tiade had been led to tmnK 63% mi^ed haj, $1 ''O Nn l light clover mixed 4 83 existeJ There is little or no specula estlnghouse & «*p 78 -a 0'/3 75V* "Vo 2 northern 9 1 0 9 ^ Vi No " spring 94 exponent of the proposed i egul-xtions @95 hay $1 0 h*-av y clover mixed hay $1 l affecting operations of stock e\chan£,e& tion in the maket so that the recovery heeling and L,al e atra \ b c cot n seed meal Harper $_9 00 High-grade municipal, N York.—Steady middling 13 2j net of 40 to 50 points has, been due to the Erie Corn "\o 2 66 W ,4 ^o 2 >ellow 67 He was admitted to the flooi and es rcce pts oO gross 3 410 sales 2 000 stock Chlno Copper -41 H 40 ^ Oat^ No 2 white 40"A standard 3D V cotton 'jeed m(.al <_remo seed $27 00 cot corted about by Vice President H Jv. change in the technical conditions @40 ton «e«d hulls sacked $1' 0 railroad and public ser- liD 339 exports to Great Britain 126 coast which in tm n has Increased Ui« de NY Is, H & II 69 Va 66% 67% < hlcken Feed I er Cn t — Aunt Patsy Pomroy and several of the governors wise - 000 Ray Cons Copper 21 £0% 20 fy Rye No Such an honor has been In the past ex. vice corporation bonds. mand from spinners Total sales for day 1S4 000 sh res Barley Mash 100 lb sacks $2 2o Purina. Plir Of course until there is a change Timothy $o 75© .. teed 100 lb sacks $2 50 Purina Landed to Sir Thomas I^pton and the Boston—Steady middling 13 2o net re Duke of Connaught celpts 4 gross 1 871 sales none stock. 11 from the business depression the mar Clover $10 00 ©13 GO C how ler 1 pkgr bales 32 BO Purina ket will be controlled by the actual St Louis March. 16 —Cos h \\ 1 eat ]No 2 Chowder 100 lb sacks ?" 30 Purina Baby The object of Senator Owen s visit Send !w List of Offerings J 1 hand to mouth demand should that Money and Exchange. red 95©98 % Iso 2 hard *»I % @94 Chick Feed $ 20 Purina Scratch !» pk(r wa* a study of the stock exchange at Corn "-To ° TS No 2 wl HP 64% $"> 30 Purina Scratch 100 lb sacks first hand Philadelphia—-Steadj middling 13** net increase -we will see higher prices If TPW lork March IG—Call money firm at $ 10 Victory Scratch 100 Ib sacks, *" 10 r ceipts none gross 45 sales none stock not T\O will fall back again under the 1 ^ ©"* rullnff rate 2 closing I^B @2 Oats No 2 4j> No "> white 40V-®41 *5t Louis March Ifi — Wheat Maj 9"% @ \ ictory Scratch 50 lb sacks 82 16 Oyster Harris, Forbes & Co. J7 influences of spr ng -weather condi Time loana easier 60 di>s *> a^ @3 90 Shell 100 lb sacks "Qc No 1 Chicken £uoc«Mor* to t;ons should thev promise better con Corn Tu!y K9 , \\heat per bu $1 3t> No * Chicken "Wheat French Aviator Drowned. Tr\a<* Citj— %Pt receipts 1 341 gross ditions Mercantile paper 4 @ 1' per bu $1 T Beet Scraps 100 lb sacks -tports to Great Britain Sterling exchange steady fO 4 84" Oats Ma\ ?9 T Ij ^9^B N. W. Harris & Co, "We ire gratified at the interest Kansas C t\ Mnrc! 1 — C ish TVheat Beef Scrapn 0 Ib sacks $3 oO Char San Sebastian Spain March 1(> — deman 1 4 8G.> 50 lb sacks per cat $''00 Hanouille a Trench aviator wia shown n the experimental test-3 of th< Commercltil bilN 4 S3 ^ o 2 har 1 Sffi (S")0 % o ° red llli^Sl Pine Street, Corner William government in ascertaining the vilue Corn No ixed ~^o \vhjte C8 >A und Feed t fr C vt — Arab Horse diowned here today when he fell into \I nor port**—Net receipts 1 0 sroas loO of the lower grades, and we hope th it B ir wilver 58 i SI "o I-Jng Corn Horse Feed the sea with hi1? aeroplane The acci NEW YOR uck ti76 exports to continent loO \ ery spinnei \vlll find it to his ad Mexio in lollarn 45*^ Oats "\o " hite 40*;, No mixed 40 $1 or \tntory Horse Feed $1 65 A dent was caused bj. trie fracture of the C o\ernmei t bonds steady railroad Kansas Citj B C Feel $1 GO Fat Maker Horae and Totil receipts Monday at all ports net 5antage to to to Washington and Jis ea > March 18 — M heat May rudder cei tain for himself what has so fai Sf^ July S3 * Mule Feed $1 JO Milko Dairy Feed $1 60 1 GOtj been accomplished b\ the department Corn May f S * Julj 68%<5>e8Tfc bucrene DiUrv Feed $1 bO Alfalfa. Meal Xew Tt ork March 16 — Wheat spot sten 1y 100 lb sacks $1 50 Beet Pulp 100 lb sacks Consolidated two days at all ports net of agriculture -ind will sustain the Treasury Statement. $1 er department in its efforts to obti n No 2 hard vinter $100-% o t f to arrive J "U ashington March 1C —Tho condition of No 2 red $104W elevator domestic NO 1 hoits Bra and Mill Feed — ^horts White ! otaI since September 1 at all ports net knowledge which w 111 benefit them the United States treasury at the beginning Northern Duluth $1 02% fob afloat open 100 lb sacks $1 85 Shorts I ancy 75 Ib S 10,> ulS and the cotton producers of business today was SI KO Shorts N W 75 lb sacks block at all "Lnlted States ports So- 444 Ing na\ Iffation No 1 northern Manitoba, HUBBARD BROS. & CO., Cotton Merchants Cotton Seed Oil Pxet balance in general fund $94 815 640 SI 03y, f o I afloat Futures inactive May $1 70 Sho Brown 100 lb sacks $1 78 1- xport« Mondaj—To Oreat Britain 13 Total receipts Situiday $2989275 $1 01 7 IB JuH <)- J4 lorgia Feed 75 lb backs $1 Go Germ Meal SU to continent IS 377 The future deli\ ei \ cotton so^d oil Total pftvmentn ^acurdiy Jl 604 367 Corn spot firm No 2 yellow T" cif to Homco 100 lb nacks ?1 65 Germ Meal 7f- HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK market continues to rule w ithm a nil The deficit this fiscal vear is $24 "49 5TO anive b cotton sacks $1 0 Bran 100 lb sacks Members .New fork Cotton fxaiLange* New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Interior Movement row rant, The undertone is still aeulnst i Miip us oE **? ^30 23S last vear ev Oats spot qu el standard white 4 ^ Ol 51 B Bran T lb ^aclcs Jl 56 Ycrk Produce Ejcchanee, «B«ociat* members Liverpool Cotton Aa»o Houston—Stea li middling 1 =>i net re f n m but lioeial s^lln g- of \ugust and elusive of i anama canal and public debt Tso 3 4T@4j'/> fancy clipped white 4fi^ (g) Salt — ^ Ut Brick ( Med ) per case $4 85 lpi<3 113 l gross 11 3 1 shipments 11 beptembei bv a leading- refiner—about transactions ! L t Br ck (plain) per case $** 2D Salt Red elation Orders • oil cited for the purchase and sal* of cotton and cotton uSD silos oJb •( ock loS 13b 10 000 burels—-held prices down st me Baltimore March IG — \\heat steadj spot K per cv,t ^1 00 Salt Ozone per case otl for future delivery Special attention and liberal terms (riven for what in the absence ot anj aggiessu* 30 pkprs 90c Si t t. htppewa 100 lb sacks tP or spot cotton for delivery Correspondence Invited. A.ugusta — Stead> ladlinpr 13 % net re London Stock Market. $1 00 Vt pot No re 1 western SI 00*4 c Salt Chipj c a uO It sacks 30c Salt shiprnentb 1 169 sales demand Commiss on houses did the March No re 1 $1 00 eipt-4 so gi OSH 4o bujing The Mil h delivei> has been T on don March Ifi —American spcuritiei Com stead spot contra t 67^1 March (,1 ippe \a Ih sacks 18c stock t»l> 00 relatively the firmest position on the opened quiet and about unchansed Can T^ These prices iro fob Atlanta subject list as all tenders continue to be stop adian Pacifo declined a point during the t ats flrmrr st inilard white 45 N^o "i f> narket cl ing special pr LPS n ml\c 1 Memphis — Steadj middling 13 net re h Le 44@44U. nd solid cars — W S Duncan Co s Price elpts 1 Oil grJ--s 1 5So shipments 4 160 ped by a prominent refiner and are forenoon I ut oihei w ise the list moved Ir Bulletin •.ales *> 3&0 Stock 144 _49 being taken out of the maiket regularly within narrow limits and closed Cincinnati March If — Wheat steadv No An improved export demand is undecided 2 red 98©99 PKO\I«ION MARKET T noted although no laige \ >lume of Corn easj NIo 3 white G^pss st Louis — Quiet middling 1 6 net re- Oats steady No mixc 1 4»f(plt , _ . _cted by White Provison Co ; Iiits *18 gro-^s 1 170 shipments 2. 045 business has been put through Foreign Finances. Rye atead> No Z 6r@66 Cornfiel I h im 10 to 12 average stock 33 911 Crude oil remains strong 4 >>-2 cents Haj steadj. timothy $14 jO^lJ* 0 <_ornf eld ham 12 to 14 average Member* New York Cotton Exchange from its organization bid in the southeast Paris March Ifi —Three per cent rentps Cornfiel 1 skinned hams If to 18 aver Members "New York Coffee Exchange- Coffee franci 6 ^ centimes Exchange on Lon Cornf el 1 i icnlc hams C to 8 average : n u francs "0 centime Private discount Movement of Grain. Coi nt ci 1 B Bac n Members Chicago Board of Trade Coffee pi ices Bagged steacUU the Cornfield sliced 1 aeon 1 Ib boxes 12 Little Rock — Quiet middling 1 ^t net pa«»t week and ill options again I ondon March 16 —Consols for St Louie March H> — Receipts riour l to 8 35 and September at 8 6S more than at 2G 13 16d Monej © JA fahort 000 Shipments Flow 13000 wheat oG 000 Cornfield fre^h pork sausage link or 300 points below the pi ices that pre ^4. three months, ^^©2V4 torn GS 000 oats 97 000 b ilk o lb burUetn lotalfc — Net receipts 1-1 Oo2 gross 16 548 vailed last fill when all estimates for Berlin March 16 —Lxchange on London Cornfield Frankforts 10 lb cartons 1 ipments 0 obfi wales J 713 stock 478 927 next jeara crop were g^reatlj reduced 20 marks 43 pfennigs for checks Money Visible Supply of Grain. Cornf eld Bologna "5 lb boxes !«* on account of unf a\ oratale weather 2 i Private discount S',4 per cent Cornfield Luncheon hn.m 2C Ib boxes _-,a York March 18 — Visible C >rnf leld smoked link sausage '6 lb co-nditions But since then the weather box 11 JAY, BOND & COMPANY New Orleans Cotton. has been \er; beneficial and the fact Metals. ain Cornfield Frankfnrts in p ckle kits ° 00 that this % ear s c rop already greatH Wheat decreased lo 000 b 1 COTTON MERCHANTS Tve^ 'iork R3arch 16 — Lead quiet at S3 95 In bond decreased 901 000 Cornfield pure lard tierce basis I * exceeds most earl> estimates tor the Country stj le Ur J "iO lb tins 1 entire > eai indicates a probability that @4 Ou London £19 l"a 6d Corn increased 1 11 000 Members JVew ] ork Cotton Exchange, fvew Orleans Cotton Exchange Speiter quiet at $525(3)530 London £"1 Oats decreased 62 000 fou itry stylp lard tierce basis <*«. Associate Members Liverpool Cotton Association next year s ciop may also have been 10s In bond decrease 1 to 000 T> S extra ribs 1°% greatlv underestimated Copper dull electrolytic J14 1"@14 2o R>e decreased 203 000 D S bellies medium average l"y. 56 BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK The demai d for spot coffee has been lake nominal casting $14 00@14 1 Barley decreased 500 000 quiet and the large stead} flow of Tin frm spot $37 90(8)18 *0 June ?3S ">5 In bond decreased 47 000 (IROfERIKS Orders solicited for purchase or sale o£ cotton for future delivery. Liberal supplies from the interioi of Brazil to @3S GO [Corrected by Of;leteb> Grocery Companj > the ports seemed to dfspel the little Iron quiet No 1 northern $1500©l'5cia Avle Grease—Diamond 91 75 No 1 Mica advances made on spot cotton for delivery. Correspondence Invited. bullish confidence that remained I^o nortliern J1475@15 ^ "\o 1 ^-outh Liverpool Grain. M 2^ "^o 2 Mictu 54 <>5 among1 1 >cal traders and thete was ern $1475tgH525 No * southern $1450® Liverpool March 16 —Wheat spot dull Cheese—Alderne> "1 % considerable liquidation bj those who 15 00 No 2 red western 7s 4%d ^os 1 and 2 Red Rocl ( tnj,er Ale—Quarts $*) pints Manitoba 7s 3d Futures steidy March $10 Red Rock syrup SI oO per gallon had recently transferied their holdings London copper steady spot £63 10s fu s Candj—Stick 5% mi^ed 6"}* chocolates from March to the later positions tares £64 2>id May "s 2 ad July s ^>t£d A private cable from Havie said that Tin steady spot £173 5s fu tires fl"6 6s Corn quiet American mixe 1 6s S^d La 9 ' ' u-n 50c prominent French interebts had become Iron Cleveland warrants 50s Gd Plata futures irregular March 4s 11 i£d bearish and that the heavy selling M Louis March 16 — Lead $3 90 July 4a 7%d there was supposed to result from ap Speiter $5 15 Flour winter patents £8s Cd prehension regarding financial and po Hops in London (Pacific coast) £4 10s@ fitical conditions in Brazil Petroleum, Hides, Leather. £6 ISew York March 16 — Petroleum steady Rice. Ink—PPF crate $1 "0 Hubbard Bros. & Co. refined New York bulk $5 25 barrels ¥8 75 T HJ—30 lb palls $1 35 3 oz J2 70 casei $11 ^5 7S,av. Orlear <; March 16 —There 1-3 no '-r, iprhettl—$1 90 ; "i ork March Id — Vrl itrage bus inff Hides fcteady Bogota 31 *A ©3 «. Central etock in the rough rice market Clean rice iued in our market tod n although \ ith America 31 ^ remain" steadj Quote Rough Hoi duras IP wan e effect ^ 011 "^aturdaj because 2 OOI&4 50 Tap-in 1 jO<5>3 00 clean Hon irico ha 1 iiivj.nce I to i level which duras 4V @G Japan 2'-a r<$i 3 % Riae Pf Meh Can You Afford This? Comparative Port Receipts. Cotton Seed OiL per ton $**! 00023 00 bran per ton $1400 F Ho \ \ rn. et mce pt-> of co ton it checked b\ t) e M?tlini, by tl c forplgn hous -a \e ^ York, March 1C — ( otton seed oil @lf 00 Receipts Rough 1 6J ciean o 773 h por MOT la March Ib compared abroad Thp^e it flu ces made the marKet •w,as firm for March on demand from shorts millers 1 3h3 Sales »600 sa.c kd te idj ~ Chicag Ma 16 — Butter "teady enough to hold any valuable Europe- tite that they are a 1 looking for creamerii °" to Extracts—lO1 c Souders 95c per doren 25c F < harle to -V\ ilmmtt a 16 000 000 bale crop nqxt season Eggs low er receipts 506 caaeR at Senders S * per do/en -—Granulated ?4 60 light] brown documents you may possess. Don't Norton March - ark r-af,1 e tnclu led : Q^3 ordinary ~ April firsts 19 ® 0 firsf ark Lro \n 4V*c domino S Ac Liverpool Cotton. May st id d u^if1" 18V ^18^4 t\ ins allow bonds, mortgages, stock cer- Liverpool March 16—Cotton «pot stead', June Americans 18>4©18Mi long horns good middling 4S middling 7 OS low July Provisions. tificates, contracts or insurance poli- \ugust P*otatoen lower receipts 90 cars Mlchl middling 6 ^ Sales 10 000 speculation and Chicago Marc li 16—Pork.*2I62Va export 1 000 Receipts 9 100 Futures quiet beptember gan Minnesot> a an- d "W Isconeln red 60@ 65 cies to remain in your desk or at your October 7 00<£ . _ •*-3 white 6* 'gi6' Lard 10 §0 and steady Ril s 10 6 ~a@ll 3 u, Opening Memphis March lb —Coiton seed pn Poultrj aliv e low er springs, 16 Vj fowls home. The loss of any one of these Interior Mo\ement Range Close prime babis Oil $< -0 meal S2b 50^ St Louis March 1C—Pork quiet jobbing 1914 r -o Xew "iork March 16 —Butter barely 321 D 1913 March 6 67 f t.7 steadj creamerv extras 27 % @ 28 Hrsts Lard eaaj prime steam 10 15@10 25 would cost you more than $5.00 11 3 1 S bOO March April bSH. f 0 fi G Dry salt meats steadv boxed extra shorte VUE,usta. 54 April Ma> t b3 b Gl 6 fil John F. Black & Co. > ^ @ " extras held G ^i @ "7 worth of trouble and anxiety. Why Memphis 61J Slay June 6 6 ) C 60? Cheese flrm state \\ hole milk, fall and % clear ribs 1^% short clears 13*4 Cine nnat - 010 June July \ei\ \ork March 16 —The marl et was summer specials ia^ig)19 Bacon steady boxed pxtra shorts 13% not come in today and let us desig- 1 itt! H Jul> \ut, held toda-v b\ the strength of the bears May Eggs weak fresh gathered extras 2B ex clear r bs 13% short clears 14^4 closed ^ up whilf* October wa,>j 4 and De tra firsts 2j"^ firsts MU, ©"5 Cincinnati March lb —Bulk meats steady AUE: -^ept B icon steady nate you a Box? s^pi o r cember •> dow, n The ne v crop mont,hs are Poultry easy fresh It ll^d «estprn rhick be ng sold short b> \Vall street interest^ ens 15^25 fowl" 14 G>1S turkeys 18^ „,, Lard firm at $10 30® 10 40 Oct Nov but thtre v- ill bo a, rush to cover on the Kansas City March 1C —Butter cream <\ov -Dec, t> lo f la first I ullisli ne\ s concerning new crop " nr quiot chick Ne Orlean 00 to *" 500 against 3 29j Sugar and Molasses. ing about 16 points Thla market shows no ena 14 springs 1C turke> is ducks n> Capital and Surplus $2,000,000.00 strength except when shorts are taking: ge*>se 10 N<-w lork March 16 —RAW s,ugar ate«t-lv profits Conditions favor a further decline Butter slow creamery s Linseed. molasses ugar J3 centrifugal •> 98 I e Fgg« lower at li Resources, over . . $10,000,000.00 fined vjulet cut !oa.f o Oj crushed 1 9j Dry Goods. Llgln 111 March 18 —Butter \ eai at Du u*ii Minn Ma rch lb — i, n=ced caah mo a Id A 4 *>n ojbes 4 !"> XX"VA pond r lasH $•> -(0 wa.terwhte 1 -.jt a. ill «1 GO 3 Tul-v $1 b--^ ed 1 Oo p vdered 4 Ou fine granulated "\c^ \ ork March 16—Cotton goods mar New Iork March 1C—Potatoe* weak \\ilminEton March 1C Boston Mart h 1** Ctoslng: mining" Arl pirits turpentine 3 90 diamond \ 3 90 centrifugal \ 3 1,0 k**t TV FTC steadier todav v, 1th moderate Cabbages ;tcadj steady <" -15^ receipts 7 casks Ro«t?n n«f. ComniPrciat 5»s Calumet and Vrizona, No J « W trading reported Raw silk tvas quiet Dress p]fk»d \ Irgin adv at 0 rec-3 pt. 8 barrela Tar firm ( rot nt, Cananea 3G% North Butte Molasses steady New Orleans open kettle goods \ver« In fair demand Yarns were i 0/3 \lrfilni«i shelled No 1 and 2 4 -*le uly Sec* nrm THE CONSTITUTION, GA., TUESDAY, MABCH 17, 1914. Page Eleven

Jr., No. 433 East North avenue, 40x150. LOST AND FOUND which -would constitute restraints of February 21. trade, and destructive competition 45—-Third National bank ot Atlanta, to J. practically bave been abandoned. M. Crawford^ lot southwest side JPeacbtree ADVERTISE FOtTND ARTICLES. ENEMIES MOVE TO BLOCK "Tltere^ is no necessity of ^holding HUGE SUMS REALIZED road. 380 feet southeast of Belt railroad of THE LAW, Croat Georgia Decision*; 17THWILLLEAVE congress here to consider and pass Southern •railway, 82x575x26Sx6OO. March "A finder of lost goods who. hav- WILSON APPROVES one trust bill and then to take up and ing means i-f knowing the rightful 910—Railway Postal Clerks* Insurance aa- pass another and still another," Sena- Bociatlon to L. B. Eberhardt, lot west side- owner, retain them for the finder's tor Robinso1 n said. "I find that is the Walnut street, 35 feet south of Thurman own use or advantage, may. upon RETIREMENT OF SPEER growing sentiment • of* the democrats as FROM INHERITANCE TAX street. >2xlOO. March. 5. conviction thereof, be punished for •well as among: many of the republi- f 1—Trust Company of Georgia to Atlanta * simple larceny under the laws of cans." Development company, lot south side High- Georgia." "A perstm 'vho finds lost WEDNESDAY NIGHT 1 ceoda is legally liable to the right- AM;? BILLOtheSr members of the senate com- land View. 75 feet east of Barnett street. Plan to Evade Long Impeach- mittee nave expressed similar views New York Alone Collected March 11. ful owner tor their proper care •and are urging: them upon the presi- while in tho finder's possession; ment Trial Spoiled by Pre- dent as the wise course and -necessary $12,724,236 for Year End- * Sheriff* Deed. and he is legally entitled to be re- Lieutenant Colonel Griffith, Substance of Four Measures »360—Mrs. K. G. Wood (by sheriff) to imbursed for expense incurred In to expedite, the business before con- ing Last September. Albert Haas, lot north side South avenue, properly caring for the goods found mature Publication. gress. 106 feet east of Hill street, 35x124. Fob-. and may retain them until euch Late of the Nineteenth In- Framed by House Judiciary ruary 16. expense Is paid." Constitution Want Ada .mid lost property for Its owner. fantry, Will Be in Charge Br Joka Corriean, Jr. Subcommittee Finds Favor BORDER ^GUARDED New York, Marcfc 16.—iWith the Washington. MapcSh 16.—(Sj>eciaL)— death last weeJc of George "W. Vander- $202—Phoenix Planing mill v. Shelby LOST—Sunday, from 53 East Fourteenth bilt, George Westinghouse and John Smith, lot south stde HemphlU avenue at Members of the Georgia, delegation With President. BY MARTIAL LAW Intersection of Peach-tree Heights road, 48^ street, white terrier puppy, one black eye, of the/feegiment. were distinctly nettled today at the I* CadiwaJadex, officials in the state ac44Q. March 14. bob-tailed, with collar. 5^ reward and no e3cposure of the attempt to provide a-n comptroller's office"**! Albany today $95—Dunning & Son v. Beulab. Doke, lot questions asked. Sa.ni TVeyman. Continued From Page One. began a tabulation of the wealth, by 877 feet east or northeast corner Fraser LOST—Sigma Nu fraternity pin. Saturday The Seventeenth infantry, ordered easy way for Judge Emory Speer to Washington, March. 16.—President the large number of prominent New and Ricbardson streets, 67x101. No date. night, with owner's name. Finder please retire, by special act of congress, wiu t con(erence tonight with $75—W. H, Chancellor v. A. G. Dallas, lot call IVy 7945. Reward. . from Fort MePherson here to Eagle announced that the affair would be lork men who have died since Janu- west side Mildred street, 265 feet nortfc of -Lavalliero at Brown & Allen's, be- 1 toU l ary^ 1, 1913. It is estimated that the Greensferry avenue, 40x100. March 10. Pass, Texas, for patrol duty on the 5S^^^^23SLt S,r " «» »<>-• J-ctay aubcommittee on handled ia the ordinary way. Every s d on tween S and 8 -20. Reward return 163 border in connection with the Mexi- For several montJhs efforts have been trusts, put the stamp of administration effort will be made to secure the ar- total amount of wealth Pas « J£ Ormond street. Atlanta phono 1240. the next., senerai-on by the death o. LOST—Card case. Initials B. B., on car or, can situation, will leave here in two in progress. A precedent was found approval on the substance of tlie four rest of the murderers and have them these men is more than one billion $10,000—Mrs. Ida A. Turner to Undsay Hopkins, lot south side West Peachtree j uptown. \V. 7JS-J. Reward. details' Wednesday night and Thursday, In the measure enabling Justice Wil- bills to amend the anti-trust' laws returned to California under extradi- tion proceedings for trial. °The""state comptroller reports at lace, 161 feet west of Spring street, 48x207 it was announced last night. liam H. Moody, who was absent from Wj1jci1 the committe submitted in a Sep 8jet. March 13. the bench for months on account of in practicaUy for the y~ar endms las* u ete6V j PERSONAL Two trains will convey the troops, form. There will be Building: Permita. health, to retire in advance of the legal J ___!-,.-_ nrt REPORTED CARRANZA BEAUTY, BEAUTY, BEAUTY one going by way of New Orleans and another conference at the white house a $250—C. F. Mlms. 285- Meal, fire damage. i^o/nteJ* to "i?, 7 24,236.86. The ™°^ PROBLEMS solved free of cnarser 16 beau- the other by way of Memphis. Lieu- •within a week, and members of the HAS FLED FROM VILLA The difficulties m the way of earn- , tonight that unless to be collected irom esta*es n.°t; jet $75—Mrs. A. H. Davis, 19 Lumpkin, re- ty combination outfits. You bhould learn tenant Colonel Griffith, late of the committe e asserted Douglas, Ariz., March 16.—General appraised is oelieved to be much pairs. Day. what chis ad holds in store for you. "Write ing: oat the program are almost in- , protracted discussion should ^ raiaed and send your problems to us at once. Write Nineteenth infantry, will be in com- Carranza, "first chief" of the constitu- $350—R. W. Evans, 45 Irwin, repairs. surmountable. Judge Speer would not Jn thft fuU committee when the meas. tionalists, has not been heard from ^Nofer -before in the history of this Day. to Beauiy Expert, P. O,. BOIL 1127. Atlanta. mand. listen to the proposal lanless it was . 'Since ihe left Agua Pneta last week. country, i'c Is saxi, have so many fcnen $800—Tom DeFoor, 195 Peters street, Georgia..^ Tt is likely that the Seventeenth -- . "n. _t f n, D,iH ureas arare presentedpresented,, auall. fourlour " oiiibills 1to0 store. McDuffie Bros. •ATTENTION, MEMBERS OF HOOSIER accompanied wrtfa. * report of the su-b- stren&tnen the SUerman law, covering He was expected to reach Onitas Pass, of wealth, and ;>ower died in a pe- $300 each—B. F. Tancey, 28-30 Hubbard, regiment will be cut into detachments between Sonora and Ghiihuahu-a states, riod so shoit. Included in the list are SOCIETY! committee of the house judiciary, which interlocking<- directorates, holding com°- two dwellings. Day. WANTED—The name and address of every of one company each, and distributed investigated his case, completely ex- today. $300—American Investment and Loan Hoosier family in the city of Atlanta; along some 250 miles of boundary line. panies, trade relations and definitions Meantime many rumors are afloat Anthony N" Brady", Benjamin Altman, company*, 447 Washington, fire damage. state if you belonff to the Hoosier Society. onerating him. of restraints of trade, would be report- that Carranza intends to eaonp in the Charles E". Appleby, George A. Hearn. Day. Something of interest to you. M. A. L-, KOT this purpose the regiment is carry- Members of the Georgia delegation Henry M. Flagle.- and Isaac V. Bro- $100—Miss Louise Smith, 42 Longley ave- ing with, it its company mess tents and ed to the house within a fortnight. mountains and remain outt of commu- nue, bathroom^ Day. Ijg Washington btreet. •were willing to work harve been formed here recently. Ga- democrats and republicans of the house For Sale—Miscellaneous . Ktser Building. Atlanta, tia. ten-d a conference tomorrow Cor the Boston', March 16.—Boston today be- business of operating any of them. The you said he supported tfce cause and 12 Lone Distance Telephone 3023. 3024, and purpose of arranging a renewal of the bill applies to railroad holding cor- not the man, and it is reported there committee on interstate commerce to- for Rent—Apartments... 13 ~an its annual celebration of the_ evac- For Rent—Hotels* 3025. Atlanta. Ga. "*3c . pool. Separate preliminary uation March 17, 1776. of the city by porations, but not to subsidiaries, if was feao- he might join with the op- day and favorably rejported. 13 H. X* HALJU JDOCTOK Off CHl. m^tmgrs of the British and continental the armed forces of King George III.drawing the line at substantial com- ponents of General Carranza. It would create an independent com- For Rent—Desk Space . . . 13 NERVOUS and chronic diseases, CHIUO- lines were held today. A general feel- The celebration will be concluded to- Manuel BoniUas, ex-minister of fo- For Rent—-Garages & Barns 13 FRACTIC, the new science that removes ing: of optimism orevails. petitors. It includes cotton mills it mento in the rebel provisional caiMnet, mission of three members to aid- the morrow. made up of combined competitors; it For Rent—HouMea .... 13 the cause ot disea-se. £14 Foreytu J31£e.. Ivy today was set at liberty. He and Al- legal operation of business, to require For Rent—Offices •SSI. an Deeds. I 50001BURN AYE. $200 — T. C. Callaway to A, O. Woodward, institute investigations on its own ini- Simpson's face, witnesses testified be- OR ATLANTA ti'ative as to whether corporations op- iSore the coroner. lot east sde of Oakland avenue, 45 feet from STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers, salesmen, erate in violation of the Sherman act, the southeast corner of Bass street, 45x115 commissary clerks, clerical office men, feet. March 13. clerkp, mill men, railroad men, telegraph op- When, she goes to buy her spring and its champions declare that elim- $1,200 — W. H. "Wynne to Mrs. Sarah E. erators, station agcnta, we save you money ination of the initiative in the 'house Parker, lot southeast side Williams Mill and lost time by ruj«-J*MnK you positions on bill would rob the proposed commis- PICKED OUT HIS GRAVE ! road. 201 feet southwest of Augusta avenue, abort notice, -Arlington Business Agency, clothes, all such .bits of information will sion o£ effectiveness. THEN DROPPED DEAD 40x103 feet. November 15. 1912. 5001 ArlinEtun, ^.<3a/ _ ^_ _.^.-^.-. j ____ "A trade commission which could un- $2,066 —Mrs . Ida A. Turner to Fulton' Courteous operators, thor- dertake no investigation except bjr County Home Builders, lot south Bide West 1WANTED —Ma n or lady representative in make her task surprisingly easy. direction of the president, attorney Peaoiitree place, 1C1 feet west of Spring oughly familiar with rates,- every town. $4 dally guaranteed workers. • Grove City, Pa., March 16.- — M. K. street, 48x207 feet. October 23, 1913. rules and classifications, wll-l Th-3 Davis Liniment Co.. Ten nil le, Ga. _ general or either house of congress give you complete informa- as the house bllj proposes, will be of Vogan predicted he would die within 5500 — Mrs. Pearl C. Respess to Mrs. Eliza- i GOVERNMENT Jobs open to men and wom- little value," said Senator Robinson, beth M. Cunningham, lot northwest side tion. And, If you wish, they 1 en. Thousands ot appointments, coming;. 24 hours here late yesterday and went Tech pl»ce, 276 feet northeast of State will assist you in "wording List 4>f positions free. Franklin Institute, Every new home established this or Arkansas, a member of the inter- street. 41ix47 feet. February 20. your want ad to ma&e it most state commerce committee, today. "If to the cemetery and pointed aut where 5300 —Arthu r E. Fitts to Sirs. F, W. Pept. 53 L. Rochester. N.Y. ______^r spring by a newly married couple the proposed 'commission is to have he -wanted to be buried. Ten minutes Treadwell. lot east side Ashby street, 80 feet effective. no more authority than that, why 'have after he left the cemetery he dropped north of Bedford street, 40x80 feet- March Accounts opened for ads by _ WANTED--Teacher s _ one? The bureau of corporations as telephone to accommodate dead of heart failure. He was 26 years 5600 — H. M. Dale to C. K. Nelson, lot on y-ou if your name is in the MALE TEACHER, of German and French should first subscribe for The Constitu* now constituted-Is capable of carrying old. on such investigations very well." Dunwoody road Ite- land lot 43. seventeenth telephone directory. Other for onu of the best secondary schools near district. March 14. want ads taken by jtelephone Atlanta; work to, begin at once. South At- It is -considered probable that no > lantic Teachers' Ajjency, 112C Atlanta, Na- tioii and form the habit of buying from « report on the senate bill will be made, are to be paid for immedi- Deeds to S*cnre. i ately upon publication, bill to [ i tional Bank building. _ because of the practical decision to DIES AFTER LIVING $700 and other consideration —"Walte r "W. its advertisers. This is an efficient plan ^ 7 incorporate all contemplated trust leg- be presented by mail or so- * USE an established agency. The oldest' and IN THREE CENTURIES Strong to C. C.- Chamberlain, lot south side . licitor the same day printed. : • * largest Is Sheridan'^ Teachers' Agency. islation in one measure. Besides pro- Oak street. 60 feet east of Hopkjn.s street, fl Offices: Atlanta, Ga.; Greenwood. S. C. : of household economy. viding for the trade commission, the 60x150. October 2S. 1909. ! Charlotte. N. C. _ , __ prevalent idea at this time in the sen- Liberal, Mo., Marcb^ 16. —Henr y .Dor- 5445 — T. P. Thornton to John S. Owens. Every Home Has Use For Kate committee is to add a section to man, 1 15 years old, died here today. lot east side Howell Mill road, 45 feet north ? 1 ACME TEACHERS* AGBNCT. Prompt. «f- prohibit certain forms .of interlocking He served in both the Mexican and of land lot lin** between land lots 131 and- ?| flclent service. 4^2 Atlanta. National Bank directorates, and one to prohibit or 152, 70x190. Xovembor 4, 1912. j Constitution Want Ads ? I hmidtni;. Main 31J5. ______( c\vil wars. Family records show he [ FOSTER'S T12ACHKRS' AGENCY, 616 regulate holding companies. Bills was born in New York January 10. Quit Claim . ' Third Kat'l B.ink bldg., Atlanta. Pfcon* originally propose*! to define acts 1799. * 0 —Alexande r Barnet to A. T. Spaldins, ' Ivy 5746. iNEWSPAFERr NEWSPAPER! Page Twelve THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA," TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1914. IF YOU WANT A JOB===READ THE CONSTITUTION WANT ADS AND WELL YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR

HELP WANTED—Male SITUATION WANTED—Female FOR SALE—Miscellaneous ^^^JJ/ANJ^D—MlisceUa^^ ^^JSEEP A^^ETJSTOCK SCHEDULES WANTEI>—B> Christian lady position STOKJ&S AND OFFICES. MATTRESSES RENOVATED ORDER DIRECTORY (j;wj^^^ SfS \\ AJsTED—Bookkeeper thoroughly com housekeeper in hotel or faxnilj don t mjnd H. G. HASTINGS , Detent po not aoplj unless > ou have leaving city Address Mra, JU. A Pattern, SECOND-HAND PRINTING MATERIAL WE BUY and steam clealn feathers Mead Room 403 Foote & PavieS building awa & Rogers Company -Phone Main 4840. SEEDS PLANTS BULBb AND j *DaiI> except Sunday **Sunday Only qualifications Call room 23- Aragon hotel Atlanta 1476 F O Box o f ABSTRACT AN P JriTLE 3 o clock WANTED—Position as maid or nurse beat JFOR SALE CHEAP SUPPLIES Bell Phones Main 2->G8 Main 3962 ATLANTA TITLE; OUARAIvTDi. INSUR- Atlanta Terminal Station. I>BY GOODS CLSRK& WANTfaD—«OO out of-town reference Address B 98 care Wt, PAY rblchest cash prices for anything. Atlanta 2568 i Constitution 2aO California caaea. cost 76c sale price 20e. Flanos, household poods, furnltu--o and ANCL COMPAN1 ground floor Lqultable Atlanta, fiLrmincImm and Atlantic. month. Writ* Commercial Instructc-a 80 lower case newa caooK. XuU size, cose 60c. 1C W EST MITCHELL ST building Ma.m 54 0 __ Atlanta. Ga. oxflce fixture^ a specialty Jacobs Auction _ Affect it e Feb Leave sale price loiC. Company &1 Decatur street. Atlanta ^286 I -Brunsw Jck \\ aycross Galley rack, holding, ten f alleys, up to Hire* AOW IS THfcj TlilE to fix up >our lawn ___CO>ITKACTORS AT-,O_ JBunjMBlta PROFESSIONS AND TRADES SITUATION WANTED— Male Bell 1434 . and Thomasvllle columns S3, -**" Everyone wants, a pretty gre^n lawn am Roanoko and Cordele \ES—Prof. C. O Branning will teach yoa 10 wooden /double frames, coat 9S.60. sale JACOBS AUCTION CO ^tll buy anything right now is the timS to make it. Hastings QUEEN & NEILL the narber trade (Its easy) Taught in I \li rates for situations w anted price , $S 75 I Brunswick T\a>r-rosa tn the way of houbsuold eiods we pay Evergreen Lawn Mfkture is the best grass COTsiTR \CTORS A^.D BUILDPR^ (605 _9£?d Thoinas\ ille half tlmo of other colleges Complete course ada J inea one time 10 cents 3 12 double iron frames holdine 12 caaeo. cost ttof highest cash price Ca.ll Atlanta phoiia seed sold In the city and anyone can have TCMPLE COL R^ BLDO LSTIMATES and position in our chain of shops £30 times 15 centa. To get these rates ads J17 BC sale price *10 -jgS^ Bell Mair .434 61 Pecatur tsreet. a pretty la\vn that sows it. Come in and CUEHR1 LLL} FLRMfaHLD MAIN B1& Atlanta Barber College 10 East Mitchell St rt/ust be paid in advance and delivered One proof press will take a three oalumn THE Florence Crtttenton Home \\ ants a let us tell jou how to make a new la\\n or VTLA\r 1 <. I ORGI \ lanta an ^at^JThe^jConstltution^ OJ^Sc^ _ ^. galley, sale price $16 second hand Cyphers incubator in good fix up an old one A pretty lawn WANTED—Man to lean barber trade Few Two stones and one stand to bold them add*, more to the looks of J. ylace than an> ATLANTA LI JLDIXG ANO R17VA1R" C-O weeks completes earn while 1 ermine po- AN AMSWER TO YOUR AZ> about 8 feet lone sale price. $10 condition reiephoiic \\eirt. 48- II "iOU arc conteinp atint, building- vo cnn Atlanta and_West Point Railroad one thing and everyone that has a home No Depart To— sitions waitina illustrated catalogue *re« or several ot them may be Bent in ad One wooden case rack, ,holda 30 full size should hav e one save you money«we do all kinds of repair Meier Barber Collie S8 LuekU SL Atlanta. l J Pay your own freight. Address are overstocked on two gallon Wai! V 33 Montgom y 9 10am 60 per cent bas-is none but sober union ae.i are the result of eevcral forms ot wanted, Wri(ya,.P M at Arp Ga. IF OH need a contractor builder or e^ men need applj must stay on the job and special service which The Constitution Founts, and for the next fort da>s we will 39 New Or „, 00 pm Ti£b CONSTITUTION sell them for 60 cents each The e are reg pert roof man call Cunningham Office 17 Columbus 4 0^ pm work Addres j3ox 18a Rome Ga. ia rendering In behalf ot all Mtuatlou 2 Pe erfa t,tr et ci phone Mini 37 I e Wanted advertisers fao ii you want a ular "5 cent founts so if you need a founl 2 37 New Or C 20 pm \VANTSD—An experienced office man 4.ppl* ATLAN'IA,, GA. better get one of these ^ pair work of all Kindt, All \ orK t.uaian 11~ -5- pm 41 West Pt o 4.> p J wider ran^e of choice before accepting a tfed Price roa r Tb c own handwriting Address B 31 ca--e Con poyitior hold your bos number card and. THIS WEEK will find everyone that has a uitutl< tall at or phone to The Constitution fre garden getting' busy The ^eayon is late >V R HOI DJbl Contrtctor oOl 1 npirt. Central of Georsia VANTED—A druggist male or female -n ho ctutentiy for at least a weeK. _ _ and bv the tipie the gardens are spaded up Life bulldh 0 ]vj Itcmodchns •" d ro The REfrht Way ** is a, atenoarapher Apply by letter onlj in\estment—A limited amount ^nd gptton in shape it will be time to pla: ' pairing L,i\e n npt ttentio_n_ *nrorn— J Depart To— SAFES „ (\ille 6 E am'feavannah o East, JLInden btreet. i lost everything Don t make j. mistake t VV ILL complete ^ our h >m*- vitho u anj. » 00 ^m BOUGHT, sold and exchanged Bank of 10 per cent prefeired stock, in ackso 'ville b 47 ai All* n3 Sour seed ComQ to H«»i,tlng« \\ e have a avan ( 8 OC am BRIGHT office boy not o\er lo Bellamy COPY WRITER complete line and v.ill gH e 5 ou the Very y tilt fnf 1 U J D (juntci M Ilb8 " 62-i ark*!on\ille t 4" am Bua Agencv 1330 Candl*r bldg safes, vault doors Combinations lbanj c ani OaiOINATOR of fatronb printed salesman shares of $100 each, dividends beat -varieties for thih climate jti_ * Maccn. 12 30 pm WANTED—Laundry foreman for Charles- "JhJp that positively produces whether changed i Macon 4 00 pm displtij catalog or buoklct My letters have guaranteed, m an established IRISH POTATOfc-fo should be planted no 6 5 atn ton S C, Address Laundrj Charleston We ha\e all varieties such as Red Bit; M t^n ' - JacksoiixlHo b 30 p n a ulde reputation for building business and bal , • 10 SOa-nfaa annah 00 pm SALESMEN AND SOI4CITOB8 satisfy in e customers. Lease my brains for BANKERS' SAFE AND Georgia enterprise of highest rep- Irish Cobbler Early Rose Peerless and 20 m Burbank at 40 cents peck $1 SO per bushel A* con * P valdosta •* ,,00. ,,.p.m TRA\ ELINO SALFSM EN ?1 o monthly and secure, a^rvlcc and lojalty VAULT CO. utation, demand for itb prod- M icon "** i !•> pm Jackbonville 10 10 p n U E CAN PLACE AT ONCE IX SOuTrf plus Age £6 married temperate nabita. ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS says that he Jacliaonvl]l Pni, Thomasvllle 11 4S pzii LRN TERRITORY TWO A 1 ALUMINUM Address B 9^ Constitution No 36 East Mitchell Street has tried all the Mash Feeds on the _ _ vuje f 03 pmj Albany 11 4"» pm ^AR£. SALESMEN THE NE^rST AND ucts unlimited Qualified under market trying to pet the best and has CROCKETT BIGGEST SPLCIALT^ LINE IN TH new Georgia la\v, and will stand cided that the Red Comb is the best ut CONTRA< lOHb tor all kind of stove atid SoutherncKaU\Tay. SAFES all It doesn t matter what you pay for Carr LNITED STATES TODAY WE TRAVEL AM no-vi employed as bookkeeper and cash office \<. rk countei- 1 cl\ Ine book and Arrival ****?* 'e« ot the Sontli *" LARGE TOTVNS AW CITIES L4.RNIVG any of the Mashes the Red Comb at $2 35 a ier The company M ill close its office HERRING, HALL, MARVIN closest investigation For partic per 100 pounds is the cheapest and beat wall eat>ei otc lt>0 bo ith Pryor Atlanta ^ep-irture of Passenger Trains, FOSSIBIL11*L=! VER\ GREAT FOR for summer Would like to connect with Main IG^l Re^iden e Main 4°5 STRONG SALESMEN APPLICANT^ good concern in permanent position. Can New and second-hand Also ulars address Box F-52, care Con- 1l3£% f«>»owlne schedule figures are pjb- MUST BE MORL THA'M 2o Yt-ABri OF begin Immediately Am young man max s-uarattc"/ ** lnfurma«on and are not AGE AND HA\F SUCCESSFLL RECORD '•Jed with good education good habits and other makes. Gookin Bank and stitution MISCELLANEOUS AS SALESMEN FXCLUSIVE TERRITORY address with several years experience in TRAVELING KXPENSES ADVANCED office work. Can furnish A 1 references. Offjce Equipment Co, 113-115 N "SECRETARY WANTED" REFERENCES REQUIRED 12 F WHITE Address /B-67 Constitution, NOlvHSlECESSABY _ 0 FORSYTH BLDG ATLANTA Pryor street, Atlanta, Ga. FOblTlON of secretary of. a Ceorgia cor WANTtiD—B> an energetic young man po poration doingr, an annual business of MTjLllGR \PHING 630i bition vith banking institution or private J100 000 is open to reliable sober and in \ chick s first meal and cv ery 6 JO s LOT SALESMEN corporation at present connected with large WANTED—A buyer for 2f) tons duatrioua party vv ho can invent $ ^00 in am 3 Richmond b ao am \\ B ARE placing on the market our latest meal for three weeks should al 3 Jack vine 6 50 t 33 Kan City 7 00 i n Atlanta bank three yea-a banking expert of grass and peavme hay cash Inveatment will draw 8 per cent in 7 Toccia 8 10 t 7 Chatta feu. , 10 im Ponce de Leon Heights ence excellent references willing' to leave tereat besides additional profits Liberal ways be r Hoflln S Atlanta. Address B 71~~ care Constitution WILL bend a bale sample prepaid on receipt talary v.111 be paid For full particular^ ATLANTV Orif-nt il Ruff a 1 Cleaning att rn Poace de l*eon avenue adjoining Druid of $1 and make a price on the quantity ' 10 / 45 - and porfaonal interview address B -3 Con- 9\12 ruDj cleaned 1 oO a d up Phom.ii h N HillB. We want a few more high class, pro- WANTED—Position aa time keeper or ac- wanted if the sample suits. Address J O stitution 1\y 3741 Malr Oj n"*?,,1 v - -~t U 00 duclng aalesraen to sell above property ana countant, by young man ^S years old ,mar Booton Marshallville Ga. PRATTS BABY , i, , »"<-y 10 4>- Jack ville u iu ^ T>o-fivri+es SECilFED or fee leturn- W M OOK'~cican', Oriental Rugs liKe~n"ew~ 1 Columh 11 10 jQ to etich zneu we can give a liberal contract, ried strictly aober and reliable best refer '•Clncln tl 11 00 B him 11 ij . i*. P Mcn.iroy Sales Manager for I*. P ence from former empidyer Three years ex JTclttlZltS ed Illustrated sruide hook CHICK FOOD doos fur repairing and upholding lacs 3S N \ "d 12 Oo i Bottenfleld 1114JJS Brrptfe building Nitrate-Soda, Bulk Acid and list of inventions w ar ted free to any curtain^ laundered 14 \uburn a\e I J135 1 10 C. harJotte 1 15 perience In VaHruad accounting Use type PHOSPHATE: Muriate Potasb Kalnlt. C address Patents se< ured by us advertised 25c, 50c .md $1 00 CA"S use a tetv salesmen on exceptionally writer Address Box F M! care Constitution. 1= j( t lum UM i o T S. Meal Hulls and Coal at wholesale In free in The "Worlds Progress sample free ' .0 No "i ork . attractive contract to -sell Fernwood lots W AA Tfc,D—Educated man with five years -lld cars W E McOalla. Manufacturers Victor J Fvans & Co Washington I> C O B hjm Peachtrce Roa.d $CoO and up Easj pay Agent 41S Atlanta National Bank Bids Then you Know you have given it AL.L KINDfe )I WOODWORK " CJi i-lutte 01 i ments Experience not necebfaary E J experience as a lawyer and twenty years PARTNER WANTFL—-Dry goods ihue and j itifc partiLlt a!bo auto ^ ood\\o ]t Try S Jack villc t B hrt •110] \S itt Sales Mgr_ care Olover Realty Com experience in business desires position ivith "THE SCJNNY SOUTH two months ioc clothing bu inest. mu^t have ^ 000 tr what s beat toi it and theie is no dan me E ( arr tux Ivy 14 4 SSI dt;e vood a. teal estate agency for Loaning money on Piano playing self taught without notes put in with his service** prefer exp*-r P c«* i get of losi, Irom indigestion or bowel i V 1 ilumbus farm lands Can do anything in the loan or teacher complete system $2 30 popular merchant Annual qales S40 000 jNorth J JBrun C 00 j. inclnn tt WANTED—Two hit,h srrade salesmen to bus! ne HS Address W l*o ck. Draw er 648 sot s*5 tree with outfit 20 hish grade post 7 30 Georgia city 6000 popu atiou lota iC man trouble 1 1 t \ ullpy open rev letail tccounts for staple line Macon Ga. cards lOc s leet music at wholesale three ufacturing Ideal ho nc place Llectrlc PE \CHTREE DAIRY 9 00 establish d ho ISP large commlasions and big hits value 76 ct-nts lOc The People s PRATTS POWDERED LICE KIL 3 J-idt vine 8 10 WANTED—Position by a first clasa bushel lights water sewers fine schoolw Be t &13 PEACHTRI b ST- ilk 1 Ulch nond - Heflln 6 45 T protected territory mut,t close at once Con Correspondence School P O Bo^ 87 Rome climate 01 earth Address F uC care Con LER is easy to applj and sure death buttermilk Tuo L nger ISGincinn u. 8 20pm tinental Jewelry companj «34 11 Continent man and tailor one that can make fit and 4 \\ alter any kind of garment take measures stitution bo>s Bell phoi c 7vy ton 4o r al Bldg NOTICE TO DAIRYMEN to vermin 25c and 50c k UHe 10 0 and wait on trade best ot reference \\ ill 4 WANTLD—-Sober tollable man with $1 000 experienced in any line to sell l*>ave town for good position Address JB 87 ICE compartment can * tor shipping: mlik proposition will bear * clo^p investigation Refuse substitutes insist on Pratts 1 fack vilte 10 ^0 general trade m southern states unexcell and crea-m 300 miles or less bucce«s OF 4L.L KINDS lettpriis tracin 11 Shr \port 11 10 care Constitution must be able to keep ordinary set of books Satltfaction Guaranteed or Mone; 1 pd specialty proposition commibsion *.on bucket pumps for cattle tick eradication for slvlnff one hour dally U same This Is patent drawings plans and aH ritf n ^ 14 lack ville 1 40 tract *^3o weekl\ for expenses S L. Kline RELIABLE FARMDK i\ UH family^ u rthts \\ t- Ke\i ashing and general bprayint, Address worth t our attcntio: \ildress B 8(> car Back Dick Bui t 0 Hlll>er Tru«t 3Idff J 1619 v Central time Sales Manager 334 11 Craft*, Bldg Cleve management oE good farm Thoroughly William Dunn Contracting I ngineer Healy Confati t utton N6 1 Peachtree St understands farm work. Have efficient Bide Atlanta oa U S Y Get Pratts 160 page Poultry BOOK land Ohio FOR SAJLE-—Jewelry and optician business SALESMAN to trav el for leading Importers farm force Address ta 1 10 n t light vddrtafa Otto C Feldhein 116 117 Kast all combined several years experience Ad will thereof Address B 80 Constitution 2 Aug-ustaand 3d street \ew York Atlanta Ga. Atlanta JB68 SJ Union Pt 9 30 am dress Jbt St. care Constitution FOR SALE—Drue store doing splendid bust JFU^ITl^^JftFJP^IRjn5>[^__ Now Tiork 7 30 am NOTICE TO-pAIRYRIElN, U Ubt 1 1 m •^e LlthoiiiB 10 «o toALCSMt/N \\ A.NT6-D for country tow ns ness, located In one of the best most pros 16 West Mitchell Street THI R SKLI TOl5 (T6 hTKTTTla*-a"up' * T .tonl,'a °° » 5 j ueekly -salary and ?& per day allowed YOTLNG MAJs age "1 with years experi ICE compartment cans tor shipping milk and *"i t" ^ 10 pn 28 Augus a S 10 pm ence as soda dispenser will accept poei cream 300 miles or lea« Success bucket perous *imall towns In Georgia reason for attrebs roi ov itinj, ai d ar -? Neu 1 ork 94 tjnlun Pt C 00 pn tor expenses when, traveling Western Cider pump cattle tick eradication for whitewash selling other business Invoice $5 000 $2 000 pet dea.ni IE mattn •e. lovate_ _ d and re Co at Louis Mo tion in or out ot cltj Best of references GREEN GROUND 1 and Aug 8 "0 pm •10 Cov ton C 10 pm Address B 73 Constitution Ing and general spraying Address William cash and balance on time if desired Ad turned same daj Bi I phone Vv W WT±jU—*Vn A 1 traveling man on dress F 44 care Constitution I Ha street fa H Skolt i Mgi A COMPETENT male jtentfgrapher Is open Dunn Contracting -Engineer Healy Bldg BONES and NaahiiJle Railroad praJn hay Hour feedi, for south Georgia \tlanta Ga. IT £? A for 'chickens ground every day Campbal HIOH t L VbS PUR^. F i Lui L(Te«_ \ If Leave I Arr Don t Rnt\ **r u lesa \ ou are on to jour for a position Hav< i had five years ex WANTLD—An idea Who can think of )C o perlenc*1.* Address B "i constitution gom« teliriple thing to patent? Protect >our Bros 89 Decatur fctreet. ctirpet cleaning .I unit . _ job Ad Ire^a B 90 car'' Constitution King Cotton Seed for Sale ideas they may bring you IA ealth \\ rite Caipet \\ork 09 Ella strtet b It bJ elton " A VL.\\ Hr t clast, salesmen for a first class LICENSED engineer v,ant- position as en WILI thank >uu for your inquiries for 'N oeded Inventions and How to Get (-Incin mti nd Louia illc I " am J f.0 p real estate apeci^ltj Apply 10 to 12 grineer or helper hi machine shop have JOHN M GHKEN Your Patent and Youi Monev Randolph i, GAMES lv lowllle via. Blue Kidge 7 3o am C 1. pn forenoor aol Canci'er buildint, had 3 y ears ex perience in common repair 1329 Canuler Bldg Atlanta Ga Co Patent Attorneys. "W aahtngton D C K \lll via carttr ville " 1 am 9 50 pi shop Address B 65 Cpii&tltution i OR bALE—Grist Champions Warhorse and Kno\.vi)It- \ii Ca.rtPriviUe 5 10pm AGENTS LXP1- RIENCED bookkeeper wishes position ATLANTA SAFE CO. JEWi-LRY A.1VD OPTIC VlT BUfalNfcSfa— Shawnitieck oames H Roquemore Ala Blue Hid to accomihoddtloi 4 05 pm would be glad '" present testimonials and $8 000 O.Q will get stock fixtures and a field Ga. ____ WE, I A\ 3Sb A WL.EJK and c pe bes to Bargains in New and second hand bafea. six years lease Lease alone M. orth half DENTISTRY men with rtga ^o in.indu.ce poultry com give direct references Address B 4o Con Real l^ock iSxperta. Sa£o AtUata. Main 46Q1 Seaboard Mr Line Railway pound Year a contract Imperial Mfg Co stitution. the price Best retail atreet in city Sal Effective No\ember 30 191" DeDt "S Parsons Kert J225 DIAMOND bracelet l»iK pure white mon 1611 Ivy 1OUNG MAN wants position aa helper m and perfect diamond special price 51^5 THE GEORGIA DENTAL PARLORS, Depart To- 1 I\ f * AGENT'S for city also general agent auto repair shop some experience salary FOR SALE—boda water cigai s tobacco and ll B ham e Tobias Jewelry Co top floor Atlanta Nat 1 drug business splendid location A new SUMMEROUR 3 half and half cotton seed or every town anil county in Georgia no -object K ^o 1 Box 61 Lawrenceviile Bank building was third Georgia Experiment Station 101% Whitehall street, corner 11 Norfolk 11 Mempl ia r all or writ Mr Clark Office 16 Temple Oeorgf ] up to date fountain Dr S T Whltaker 526 11 Wa,Hili ton 30 Monroe 7 JEWEL.RA utock about 51 100 for sale Lee street, Atlanta da ' 1913 standing ahead of seventeen of the Mitchell, oifer the following prices for t ourt building Cit> ! best known %nd most pro Ino varieties de- 11 Ports>m th 6 JNew York 1 PAINTER good steady young cash only can be divided. Inventory on 17 Abbe S C 8 50 <-m 6 Wa*>h ton 3 - for catalogue of Imperial Self- mechanic needs work Address B 6» Con request Box 376 Katonton Ga A NEWLA fur house on West 1 maud great supply limited, order Quick. a few days heating Irona with terms to agents Big- stitution Peach tree Price reasonable $1 50 bushel 60 bushels $1 4A; 100 buskela. b Memphis 10 p n 6 Norfolk 1 ANYOIsE needing planing mill machinery i Low ren A Idi •pfob B 84 Constitution _ (. B ham 1 30 pm 6 J-*ortBrti th profits o Box 90 Memphis Tenn PAINTER good steady all around me SI SO Pair View Farm. Palmetto Ga. can get It from ns for than one third ADVERTISE-— 1 words m jO feood weeklies Set of Teeth $500 £" B ha.ni 1 10 pm23 B ham PORTRAIT VG.ENTS—Call to -*eo or write chanic mu-*t have work at once Will gc its value for the next t« dajs Ray Lum CQM1S and get your seeds now "W e offer j New York 4 3 ) pr- 6 B ham Lhc Georgia Art Supply Company 113 *& anywhere Address B 70 Constitution i 51 Cope ftge icy 3740 Olive St Louis 22 k Gold Crown her Co Missouri immense assortment oC best varieties to be $300 6 Wawli ton 4 10 p-n C Memphis \S h tohall street Atlanta Ga SITUATION WANTED—Office work by CK DOMES-i 1C vacuum cleaners ?8 up Dunt had \Ia.rK W Johnson faeed <_u «5 So Bridge Work . u Norfolk 5.cY pert accountant 0 years experience ley and Cadillac, ?2o up Uuntley Douglabville 93 Nashville 11 45 am 5 IB p n pa.% standard blsrh srade car at about one third S 2& pm Kcport at tlie point nearest to \ou A^k Or 'Indorsed Notes GRO ita orlxlnaj cost. In beautiful mechanical 1 Nashville " 3j pin; £or thi- Telephone Mai FISH AND MEATS I5S Coll Condition. Wl 1 moke demonstration AC ML HATTJ Kb 0 L 1 c MLK STRELT 4 Nashville S 50 prn Game- Market, Main 3641 Atlanta 1464 DOGS A.uburn a\ enue \r .P4.TES pern tted bj the laws of the HOLSt. JUUniNf, SOI eachtree atrctt FOR SALE CHEAP—100 metal chairs for BARGAINS IN OTHER state Our »at> payment plan allows you FOR S ^Lfe,—Thoioughbred fov terrier pup" JTAXICABS_ I J JTJ.U t ytrcet to pa> Ui, back to suit jour income We loda fountain Jacobs Auction House ol MAKES pies S> weeks ol 1 Call and ace them a W. 0. PJ^ASE *£' ii boutli Pryor str o it u piotect you from publicity and extend DecaXur st Main 1434 Atlanta 2286 Folso it garage corner Ia.rj and Cone 1 IL North Bouleiar I c\ trj courtesy to make the carrying of a W£. HAVE AJNvrHINO you want Let UB GUARANTEED LOCOMO- stitets Telephone Ivy 4S76 b Highland aven- o vn satisfactory to you in every w ay iave you monty Jacobs Auction Co 61 CRO^VN JL\\ L1H\ — 4 Whlteh«il TAXICABS 00 Eia."t C.corgl.1 d.ven Decatur JBetl phoue M 1434 Atlanta <.23o BILES it to \ autletto theater Kepaiia \atcheb 100 Webt t eorgia a\enuf E faet of market and grocery pictures for HORSES EHCLES and je \elry uood and re .aona.blt. and pa.ya \\ eat Ftcliange 'Weat b i u GUARANTEE LOAN CO. ale and store for rent 391 s, Prxor or EXCHANGE CAB DEP'T yoa tbc hlbh«Ht price ior uur old. told. and. 44 h afct \lcx (.nder atrect iilver Belle Isle ____ _^ __ call Main 3j"l FOR b VLE — Sound mule ?",> large mule Room 318 Atlanta National Bank FOR SALk—line white solitaire dfam iHE LOCOMOBILE CO. OF $9j bound horae ?3E> sound work horse \\ AST3? I> — If you ant position as fireman karats plus Worth ?«jO Terms AMERICA $75 three fine mares 4 and t> years old IVY 5190; ATLANTA 1598. orakemai elr>t.tri motoman conauctor Bldg Both Phones eaah >ddrebg_B 92 Constitution price 1110 up weight 1 000 pounds etch to prompt at olored trair or sleeping car porter lirst ^69 PEACH TREE ST close out at once Prices below coat VHtur 3 "BLiN.\Ci r ten ! te-i Ail tntd. road Mtt-pt 1 ONL B-el.it.on business dictating phonograph J87 EDULWOOD A\ C WY lb-6 ncn s Stable AJUEXANDLR & JONES almost new complett, half price K R IF IM the market Cor a used car it would be ASK rHL COINS'! ITLllON WHBRL. INSURANCE COMPANY to your advd.i xage to t-ee ua before you 1 OR SALT—Two top w agons Call both PLUVIBLUta ^9 leutltict, -,tri,i.t Ivy 4 G 1O L1\L .).N b BuMiiebb Col- Cobb 1G Stoore Bldg Phone Ivy BS16 buy an vc can acve you Irom 40 to 60 pel pi ones 4 I Vtl L ita j« IS \OW prepared to place loans SECOND HAND naCeo all aizet. Hall t, fire cent Over 50 cartt on hand. Write for MONL\ toAVii/D bi 1 uy nj, your plumbing A t REL BLHLAU of boardinc an I lege, Atlanta t ntei «tuy time and. burglar proof safes vault doora. c t ur complete liat _ _ _ _ at-er il ot Plckert i J mbnifc c nipj.ny ruumiitb house inrormatlon Jf you cm nigh class improved prop- J I>a.niel 41b Fourth Nat 1 Bank bldg FOK t.AL&j —O r trade automobiles for lotB DRESSMAKING—SEWING Btll ev*-r>thint i cde 1 in the plumbing want to e,et a place to board or rei L L, viALOGLiE free No vacation or anytninB of value or lota for autod e I lOnipt iittt. ition to lepair work 14^ roomto in u.nv part of the city or MUU erty at y/2, (>, f>y2 and 7 per cent STEV/AR1 & HUNT have your old car made new at McDuffir* "VL piece 5" a.nd up a ?6 and up Sat E -5t liuntei strtel BolU phoi et, o60 urbs, ahk The Atlauta CoiiBtltuUoi i!j~N lf~to 40 yeara old VL anted at once for PLOMBERS 53 EAST HUNTER S Bros Shop Jjaqt Point Ua. Phone Atl 8j i3faUloii gua.ra.nteod Whitehall 31 Protipt and courteous attention Pight_.__Beil_ Lant Point 24U _ \\e will be £lu,d. MS.TC: to pay I v II find it for you if it ib on ' guaranteed l I 43 tar*- < om-titu io*i_ Kea Lstate Loan Correspondent &liCONI> HAXD ARM? TJENTH—7x7 -T wheels James Mulvihill Aragon Hotel LNVL.I OI L.S \DI>RLbbLiJ tents, $6 J\.9 A tents $8 60 16 ft conical Atlanta Oa __ _ _ _ ^ BAGLL MULTIGKAPH1NG CO. ORt. VM/fc-I s"\\ XN FCD—The ne^ order tentg 51o apringer _^9q. B Frj ur atreet. Th Knie,hi ot the tjlrdle fraterna lie Piudelitidl Insurance Com FOR SALfe. — Jbverftt body and top S I\oitl I i yth St I 1 ne Ma.ln 11 S NOKTH natrloti ItneCiccit appeals to all church FOR tiALE—One nine-column ad Hint* ma nd fe ill a^ll Hi &tuf£ Modern I amily and Tourist en organise in your Ic t 1 particular pany of America chine at a tremendous Dartain Address cheap to get it out of the v d.j V laduct too I Iig*iland avenue Atlanta. DR LDMONDbON b la.ni>y and Cotton Root |v L> 0_ M/.J eiiclon Xtlanta .203 Fuipire Building^ Repa r_ Co _4S_ Courtlajid ^ iatlucl I IN a safe nd reiiat le treatment for ir HOTEL faALLbMAN—bide line man vanted to han Phone West SALE—One ton Buick nutoniobilt- truck in" regul irities Irial bo\ by i lai GO c*s B,<1 ELECTRIC LIGHTS and fateam heat Euro tile eraukerjack line uC populai price . first class order a barium JiL $350 tol monaao i Drug Co 11 N Broad fat Atlanti i pean. *a a week and up &0c a day and bUnsralo^ aprons jobbers and retail trade Wji! HAVE timds to lend on LARGC S\FF TOR Q at a bargain 814 som s uarase corner James and Cone sta Oa. -- _ . up Rooinfc en buitrf w»th private bd.U.*.. * i.om'mh.blon basis C. <- C Mty Co 47 Austell Building Ivy 4876 _ _ CA1 ITAL RL.fab (. O 148 V bouth American. $7 a ek and up $1 50 a day U al ke r at re et N e ^Jfc grK MRS DR E W SMITH 23* W Peachtree Pryor Main 1.1 1 J We lo bet,t vi ork at I ree bathu on all tiootn cil\ and farm property, ^^^..^^-^fTSw '««*?*?:><««» J FOR ^^ifc^riJDB.BAttS.R ,1S12~^_PAS tt I\y 189 Diseases of women and. chil ivewt pri t-^ (jixc WANTED—Railwav mail clerks Commeico Produce Company $7 Peters street SENGEP TOU RING CAR 5375 TERMS ~ J75 month. n-tamir atlona coming *-rim PHONfc, IVY 7911 O E HQUbER 4^ AU- Oren electric treatment i i chronic diseases PEACH 1 REE ^N direct to bonowers at seven ^^ S31 PEACK1KEE STREfc*T p o question** free tranklla Institute Dept. BURN ^AVE PUUT on your baUbaU j s earrijige rWpUred™"re~ 4D L Rochester 1\ Y HOUSEHOLD GOODS Under new manage menu clerk and bell and eight per cent. MODEL T FORD 1911 4"passenger fully _ painted an*t re cohered R«bt Mftchell ..23 boy ervice night and day Phone* It y \\ equipped and in first class condition 32OU Elge\ood avei ue Ivy !070 U1J9 II A WE PAY hlgnest caatt prices lor household Columbia Auto P\ change 287 Edge wood BRYAN & MIDDLE- oodb, planoei and office furniture cash avenue Atlanta, c-a PROFFSSOR MAHLLR S Sele cing ancad on conaignmiint- Central Auction bchool 4"8 Peachtree Ivy 77 L. Only BELJUEVUE INN UANT'jD—At once a first class i Uite ba BROOKS, Company 12 East Xitchell Street Bell K R I T DEMONSTRA1OR—Used less resident member International Teacher; JAb VV BOVVERS MCITLY fumibhed single or doi bl« rooms, ker \\ Ire J T Ollbert Blaketv ^Jja _ Phone Main 2424 than GOO miles, electric starter $975 O E Associ uteam heated with or without rneala. 67 Houser 45 Auburn Ave Ivy 7911 DO!) S ilOL-Sfc. PiIN"TlNC» EN,PrfRIUNCL.X> colored meat cutter 1013- 1203-120b Cagtdler Bldg. $140 GETS furnishings of G room apart PIANO tuning guaranteed to give satlsfac Wall and TlntJ i E^.st ihlrd Ivy 1598 L century__buildins __ e ment don t miss thi? H s a pick up Ad- WAMED . tion Paul G German 172 Oakland ave ( V>uth j jrnylh._ &t_ Main 1487 MEN with patontable ideas wr'te Randolph dress E S7 Constitution 53 WEST BAKER & Co Patent Solicitors vi asiiinffton D C MO^EY TO LOAN—We have WANTED—Two light touring cars second Efc-P your h painted d tinted ' DAND\ aU-am heated roc m excellent mcala SALE CHEAP—6 piece bird s eye maple hand N C McPherson Atlanta, Ga Ivy Lmbry Construction Comp. ny 318 Fourtb | clqw it all cunveniences Ivy 76Sfl J a good deal of home funds that bedroom suite Jacobs Auction House 3339 ]S a|.iqniaj _Ba.nk_ _ Mai ri 145. Main 1434 Atlanta 22S5 L LEGAL NOTICE. we can place promptly. Can lend 766 PEACHTREE VE ^6 per cent by buying your furniture J A JOHNSON" fro t room ivith private bath •ivith on 5 years straight, or monthl} from Ed Matthews d* Co 23 E Alabama HJLBURN HOTEL Painting and Mall Tinting \\ewt Ivj. ^774 J _ _ of ban Antonio will Street. ______^___^______^______10 AND 12 WALTON STREET. FOR GENTLEME.N only, center of City receive bulb for thirty-five thou- payment plan Also money for near nev pOMtoiilcc Rates 60c 5c and $1 lPinlng eall Ivy 5519 5515 NOTICE ( piivate bath excellent sand to one hundred thousand purchase money notes Foster & FOR best bargains In furniture tee Jordan THE METAL- WLLDING COMPAX1 HAVE Furniture Co 144 Auburn aye Ivy 4467 MOVED THL1R AUTOt 1 NOUS WELD ' Plan 29 HOUR square } ardb oi the following pav- Robson, n Edgewood avenue I\ij AND DECARBONIZINC PLANT TO ton St Ivy 1064 Excellent table 20 meals ing; materials 1 our-inch standard 179 SOUTJT rOHbYTIl BOTH WkLDINC tickets $5 00 Quick and polite service -C "r BfNDER-&~SON .x.^.s^^l^L" £**L IN ALL METALfa PHONE MAIN 3012. MAMJFACCTLKERS oJ higi t,r ide paint-i. SPECIAL HOME FUNDS FOR SALE-—OaX davenport splenJid condl table private home Ivy ^ itrificd brick, 3-inch and 2^-inch TO LEND on Atlanta home or buainesa tion cost ?40 price J16 M 331* L. EAL HOTEL white lead and creosote -italnt, We maks t) o'J l property at lowest rate Money advanced CENTER of city, rates reasonable con ready mixed paints to order Corner La, * mrn-m 4 s-im-r-iri H vertical vitrified fibre brick, 3 and to builders "Write or call France and I owry etreela Bell phono Ivy ATTEACTIVJlfor \ouSk. NOW IS THE TIME venlent to Union station. 42 to 62 Decatur I Atlanta Oa 3^2-inch creosoted long leaf yel- et Atlanta phone 2816 HII tctio private fa io S. W. CABSON To Ha\e Your Car hous Ivy SJb o__ J __ _ _ low pine blocks. Vddress City 24 SOUTH BROAD STREET ' A1TRAC11V1U-.Y furnHbea room and board Clerk, Cit> of San Antonio, r..-.,,.--.-_--.--.-- REPAINTED NEW SHOPS! cont«.nial couple will be \acant the MONET TO LOAN—At G 7 and 8 per cent W£ HAVE funds on hand with . . , solicited Lornax 413 20 Austejl Bkig M 796 loth Itcferences chanted Call Ivy E1DS WANTLD on Atlanta residence and suburban real And Ihis Is the Place TYPEWRITERS RENTED ' GCOROIA SI VTr SANITARIUM estate in aams oJ $500 to $2 000 and on store wh'ch to purchase good first or LET US MA14.E TtOL A PRICfc, KE1* ~~~" bTIANlH.OM'L. for girls reason Contracts for furnishing thia in«titution 4 MONTHS TOR $& AND DP property any amount desired, E>unt»on i WHITEHALL OARAOL Rebuilt Typewriters $2J and f76 re trencea required Tabernacle with supplies for the quarter beginning Oa> 403 L.qmtab'e building -crond mortgage purchase money 444 WHITEHALL bl . tpeclaity 1 months Dor ___ _ _ 4.pril I anq ending June 30 will be awarded Main 468 Atlanta 1306 AMLRJCAIs. "WRIIING MACHINE CO ratp-it.• Call l > »farch IS Printed lists of supplies to bo RE.AL ESTATE LOANS FOR EASTERN iictes Foster & Robson, 11 Edge- , S f^orth jPryor^S^ t _ _Phone Main ,-j26 v - t . table boarJ close I*CE CO ON ATtuVNTA PROP- in uteam heat and all conveniences, 39 purchased may be hail upon application to •>or1 a'% enue ATLANTA ELECTRIC CO ^ES n e rent Oliver Visible Typewriters. Cur Hr fatreet the undersigned ERTY ONL^ DESIRED 34 36 JAMES ST Phone Ivy 432] J C A clean, new machines three months only L T LAMAR W Carroll Latlmer S4 and apply on purchase. OLIVER Carpet Cleaning Co 149 „„.., IILATLD room modern north side Steward Georgia State Sanitarium Attorney at Law Etherlde-s and J H Ciraj Proprietors Stor FFWRl lfc.R AGENCY 5i Auburn ave. fa p-yor St Mam 2132 J private home electricitj meals near Ivy Io09 4th Nat 1 Bank Bldr age batteries rebuilt repaired and charged fapark battery work d specialty , general 'BOM this date Mr J IL Gray will not be LOANS ON RE.AL ESTATE—We buy pur WANTE D—Money Electric Auto repairs Washing and polish ROOM and board lor refined younjf men connected v ith Frlddell Bros Mr H R. chase money notes, short time loans for ing BUSENE5S AND MAIL ON ^ICiIs.fo sif,nlfles best quality *tr ctly privatfe tamil> 8 W illlama at Ivy Frt-iddeli l Jr will be in charee of wall pa- building houses The Merchants and Me Kent Sign Co 130% Ptachtree peer department and will serve the public chanics Banking and Loan Company 209 SCRLfcN DOOBb \NI> V\INDOH8. efKtcientlf y urant building Telephone Ivy 5341 AUTOMOBILES DIRECTORY w5TA^TTri!alteTTo~malt7^Th^nT^ i,7tlti' i,exC?!Jfnt o( f <1 MO?^E\ TO LOAN on Improved residence Druid HlllB Will pay 7 per cent and at REPAINTED to have it C ive us your next order and ~ ' ' — good prices good quarries short haul propert> repayable monthly 6 per cent TOPS recov ered and repaired W heels AT AUCTliOJw v will comineo you Southern Sta.te-i CObPLE to board in strictly ^private . long job For particulars \% rite Oliver & torney s fee J H Tribble 616 Third . enience-! g-ooa board moder- simple interest no brokerage Address B iNUtional Bank building es and faprln^s repaired High grade FURNITU R-t. household goods oftlce Qx. Screen a.nd Cabinet < o Bo\ 94 CaUeu- Hill, Maryville Tenn Veela or P R Henry P Q Box 1407 at reasonable oncps tureK, and in fact everything >ou want ~'ark- E.a«t Point -1J6 pi ice Ivy Giil_ I ^Q Copcnhill aye _ W1-. can invest T our money for jou on flrat JOHN M SMITH •*HOK KEP4IKIVG C or t o Otntlemcn dellffhtful room FOB SALARIED PEOPLE mortgage high class improved .property __ 1_90 I^M 124 AljBURN AVENTJE JACOBS AUCTION CO. ill board Mvrtle near POHCO de Leoi SITUATION WANTEO—Female AND OTHERS. Upon their own nanrtwj It will net you 7 and 3 per cent SI DBCATUR STREET tsKOL'i H\l EUbWIbC 14 J cheap rates, easy payments confidential, TURAIAN BLACK. & CALHOU^ Near Kiraball Mouse Bell phone 1434 At- Second Floor^ Empire AUTO FENDERS TANKS 50 CENTS NTL1 fur rooms and excellent SPECIAL rates for situations wanted bcott A. Co 820 Austeli building HOODS. ETC made to order AI»o repair lanta 22SJ VT GWINN S faHOiS SHOP fa J uckle street 1 ojrd table boarders also wantei ads. 3 lines one time 10 cents 3 WANTED to borrow $8 000 for 3 or 6 >eara times, 15 cents. To get these rates ads FARM LOAJSS—\v"« place loans In an> ork HOLLINCSWORTH & CO BANKB opposite Piedmont hotel Botii phones In Ji L, street ^Phone. amount on improved farm lands in Geor direct from lender Will give real estate and Piedmont ay eg Phone IVy ofilS a hurry' Call Ta-xicab Company for auto tin LL room all modern convenl must be paid in advance and delivered security worth several Umea the amount of AM^RICAVN eut ser'v JCP at The CpnstitutlQii pfflge cia The Southern Mortgage Company loan Addreaa B 77 Constitution Xiabama and Broad Streets to couple references reculred Ivy building E'H ODOM BRO CO __ B4GS \XK „ UNENCUMBERED lady to travel in Geor _- HA"V E jour automobile repaired the right Capital and burplus $1 ^00 QOO cis^-in the promotion of child welfare in- SEVERAL thousand dollars to lend at S per Oldest Savings Dep_artinen^Jn_th^City T ADLOKLU A N P REPAIRfe p I BLAUTli UL froii room, delightful »ur vay Rear Auburn a\cnue I\y 6983 ~ undlDt, excellent meals geutiemen terests, excellent opportunity to business cent. Horton Bros. & Burreas. Tempi* FOLRTH NATIONAL B \NK OF ATLANTA. party aalarj to start J50 per month «*nd all Court Atlanta. Ga. IF YtlL HA\ E carbon troubles u«e Crlmo. OSii J "95 PcacUtrec^atreet. ^ Sold under guarantee 1116 Fourth iwat 1 Cash capital SbOO 000 surplua ^880 OOP S'S, «tp*n*es ei^ e references. Address , Phon Lell M iln 1^1 i LAI Ot- front car* Constitution & PER CENT LOANS on Atlanta property Luxe n>otorc\cle perfect condition $1^0 ftank jjuildlng Main 1 I jFlX>\yEB VASES J R, Isuttlns & Co SOI 4 Lmpire * Wo photo 01 request I Asendorl -)18 Jonea St. xt llfnt meal RKBINED lady would like position as house- t. S»\ annah Ga JK.'3i_„ ^™ ! ^.,BOOJV,^M and buard. . close in reasonable Jill keeper for v idower with small family ATLANTA. RADIATOR CO. PRETTY flower boxes on \\ ALL'l* VPl "R—1 Ua\c'a \(ry Une*^eiecTion * ' 'con'ycnVe"ceJ splendid _tabl_e___ 68 \Valton_. _ Highest references Address B 83 Consti- FARM LOANS made ty "ft B Smith. 70S AUtumobile Radiator Viork Exclurfvelj of vail p^por all gra Jr- that I can show r>l LI( liTl Ul Fourth National Banlc boil ding AtJCTION BeH Tvy __7434 7b^Ivy bt excellent board very tution. gALES display a^ McMillan Bros. ju Also priori foi hcr Mam 3440 iCHirdin POSITION W i^JTED—By a refined middle NICLL\ furnished rooms good boardboi . aged Christian woman as nurse for baby Brown &, Co 1007 Caodler BldR HET^jt'THERN AUCTION AND SAiT ork cheaper and better than others 46k VAGE COMPANY at so bouth Pi^or win > McDuftie Bros ^hop East J-oint Ga seed store. Broad street, _ . JI9.VS. K W tain atregt AtJ JPhone ^CO^ F or bma.il children, or housekeeper con Idcrcd ONr'i to lend on impro\ed real estate C huj or sell jour furniture household cooda | Main iiJa-J. Atlanta phone Si or njfrht phone Bell feast WINDOW CLbVNING CO 47 I "^- T j- TJ- „ C McGehev Jr-, *2S to 421 Empire Bid* or piano Phone Bell Main 2300. Point 240 Atlanta. — East blunter &u Main 1175. AtUat* 1051. J Continued on

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AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Rooms FOR RENT—Desk Room REAL —-Fo r Safe REAL ESTATE—FOP Sai«r REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Safe Ft'KM SHED—NO It Til FOR RENT —Offic e space desk and t*.?- FARM LANDP. ELEGANT room and excellent board pri- 3SICE room gentlemen refined southern phone 6g6_Tempt_ e Court Main 6191 7-ROOM bunsalov aleeploe porch all 1m vate family M>rtle ^t. Ivy 1294 J Camitamill v private batuinhn ivy -^oi DESK ROOM phpne and stenographer 1430 provaxnents. on College ave,, DecAtur An 100 ACRES inside the city GEO. P. MOORE. £>E,LJ-,CT BOARDING 647 Peachtn JlfviSHED Iront rodms also bousekeep dler building Ivy 1735 Williams _ Ideal hlch -class home pr^ce ?5 750 IHoulty jug -10 Spring Ivy 3-Oa J 12 000 Wi'l take auto c- vacant lot at 91 OOfl steam heat Ivy 6S34 balance cash 31.330 See owner £07 Fetera limits of Americus, at a REA.L ESTVTE A\D TWO delightful connecting rooms private (jR*,ISUJCr> steam heated rooms blocks FOR RENT—Farms building Pbone jCaln 3041. __ bath excellent table Juniper at I bC75 from **iedmont. 63 Ltickie M. "OSS bargain. B. S. Broadhurst, 10 AUBURX AVJEXLE BRIGHT sunny room to gentlem 4.R&1 FR^RE^nF^BTo^B^^n^o^oTir*' HERE 5 a barga n o room cottage one block 36- PEACHTR.EE home for young men iuple 78 E N orth_ aye room house \\ Hh outbuildings, well in of Gordon at 32 jOO $SuO cash notes $20 choice rooms table board special rates. yard and running water 8 % acres Apply per month better take ad van t aero of thia Amencus, Ga. comfortable rooms very best SPLE.NDID rooms gentlemen hot baths Turrnan Black &. Calbour Second Floor Em immediately "W" L. McNevin 1001 Empire table 21 E Cain Ivy ^,441 | all com emences summer ratea Ivy o991 J pire building FINE FARM of 60 acres 500 yards off Life Bids 1*3- 7386 Peachtree road, just bej ond Chamblee PEACHTREE HOME BARGAIN. ROOiTS with, priva*e batn and board. 21 East, evenings front room in high J class apartment for lad> _$10 Ivy 637T_ FOR SALE—4 room house on Connecticut good room house barn and outbulldinRs T Lindei street. Ivy 152 Mlaa Annie Dennis Yates apple orcnard This la a sure bar- STEAMSt-ATi-D room for" rent FOR RENT—Garages and Barns ave near Haynes Station 9" 000 terms, TE\ -ROOM brick house ou lot 60 leet front Peachtree street, SOUTH SIDE _93 "v Boulev ird I\y 3406 J good, car service Fletcher Pearson 422 At- ga*n and will double in value in three years GAHAt,D—12 Cypress street, nail lanta National Bank bids price 53 500 reasonable terms 320 Empire DLS1RAELE ROOMS, with all room private home meals tt Georgian Terrac-* Will accommodate sev- Bldg Sims-Velson Realty Company Ivy this side of Sixth street This nou^e \\as built at a cost of $35,000, dehired close in Ivy o85^ J 1ft- \V Pine eral machines Butler's Quarters upstairs FOR SALE—Lot in Decatur Ga suitable 1186 . con\ emences in ten minutes' NICELY fur room clos?e in conveniences. rent as a whole water ard lights furnished, for garage coal wood lumber or other when they were building good houses Price $35 ooo, on easv terms 85 W Hams Ivy 1J)34 S"5 month. Phone Mrs Prim, Ivy S6S7-J business I etcher Pearson 422 Atlanta FOR SALE—Georgia lands a specialty Tioa \\alk of city 310 Whitehall st National Bank bldg W Jackaon 4th Nat. Bank BldK Atlfttita, It will pay you to investigate ***0 nlce room good board, FURNISHED—SO C I'll S!DE t r three tneti pri\ ate ELEGANT rooms, 50c day up ?2 50 and up FO R RE NT— Office* per week, hot and cold water free Gate Main 3QjS J desirable officesT^ sfnele ,ana d en FOR RENT—Stores FOR RENT—Stores SEAT DE.3IRVBLE ROOMfa with etcel City faotel IcS^fr iaoutr Forsytb. street. suite Candler building: annd Ganaler An _ "^^"J3^ Aboard all conveniences close ! FOR RENT—One nicely furnished rodm ne^c ^.sa G Candler Jr Agent 223 Can $45,000 PROFIT, FIVE YEARS. — *-.,__.»_ . - Md-In 43St) L. j with o- w tthout l»Od.rd in private home dler bldg Phone Ivy oZ74 See Mr Wlltin 2 OR 4 young men for : icely fur room ex all con-veniences l^^ Central avenue son FOR RENT—30 SOUTH PRYOR cellent med.1 refined private home good ONE nicel> fur room in OFFICES FOR RE^NT in Hurt building PEACHTREE STREET cornei 100 feet trout just north of location modern clo^e _ \th pri\ate_fam£la __ AL in >I ~ 18o4 Apply 1110 or phone Iv> 7200 rooms with or \\~thout board O\i, neatly fur r Georgian Terrace Ha« on it a solid brick house that co^t all conveniences clobe In At) Phone 38 A GOOD BIG BUILDING almost made for wholesale S_Uarnett street _FQR R E_NT-~H OTE LS DRY GOODS, four floors and basement, elevator and $30,000 to build \Ve believe that this corner \\ill bell for $1,000 ic-OM and board tor three young ladlea two yount men at reasonable rates t o£ Peachtree and West Peachtree 21 30,000 square feet of floor space. Phone us about it. Be- per foot within fue jears \ \acant Corner across the street is hekl n_ 73 Eaat Mitchell st Phone Atl 4421 large bedrooms all fronting Peacbtree and oaj-ders> Ibvelj" rooms all con \\ e^t Peachtree large spacious dining at $600 per foot Property adjoining this corner \acant is held at veniences best home cooking reasonable room seating sixty (60) Elegant parlor tween Alabama and Hunter streets. J _ ..Pja-yjsgj* ^t Ma.m_47 7 ______e ectric lights and ">team heat throughout. $500 per foot \\ e can deln er this at $55,000 on s,ood terms Con- Bl AljTTI-LL front room and board in pn -. Entire building ne\v ly and costly papered painted inside and out Remember Shriners \-tte home for ^ounD ii>en i a.lklng dis SIX ROOMiS on flr«t and second floor of sider $10,000 to $15,000 in property as Rart payment ta.r ce_ _14 3 Pullia-trii_ _ street Vtlanta. 3296^ beautiful i-Iose in residence 28 Ca?nesie are coming: "W 111 lease responsible party TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN Vn&y hot bath on main floor for famll> or Apply \V B Ragan 32 South Pryor at NEWL\ fur rooTnT; d~bojrd~ hoFandTcoTd V'Jtter .,1 S Pryor street _ _ will rent thr«e rooma on each floor separate Second Floor IJmprre. ly for two families FOR RENT—Stores best boarg^ 03_(_apitol Sctuaic Mj.ln "J3» BACHELOR APARTMENTS HF'XORTT^rTpR'YOR^T'^T^^ WOULD rent ttnfurnished rooms to you 13 EDWIN L. HARLING STRICTLY exclusive board Miss Crush g 11^ 114 North Pryor at 530 square feet RgAL ESTATE 32 EAST At, I.BAMA ST Capitol SqutU» (opposite gtaj.e capital) men all conveniences close in. JK Car each Steam heat and TO ater included in REAL ESTATE—For Sal* REAL ESTATE—For Sale KRY BEST board and rooms can be given negie Way lease Price right Asa G Candler Jr INMAN PARK HOMEI—On Elizabeth street in Inman Pirx we ha\ t> a maeniQceTit ^lajn 1290 L __ 133 W I*alr street Agent "22 Candler bldg Phone Ivy 6274 10-room. two-story slate roof house large servants li mse nice garage \\ith cement " USTCKNISHED—SOUTH SIDE Se e ~Ur Wllkinaon floors lot 120x2«o with all kind of fruit trees We offer thi-> magnificent piece of ROOM and board private bath 98 Wash- "WHOL.t- upper floor 5 rooms and bath or $250 CASH, $20 PER MONTH property for a t|uick sale for ?11 000 $1 0 00 cash the assumption of a ten year loai ington Phone M o 4 j 8 two or three room^ and kltcher-ette "> FOUR line new storea and lofts at 134 186 of t&.OOO at ft pec cent interest and the balance at $50 per month We mifrht trade minutes car service in suburban home with 13$ ana 12f Whitehall etr ot. also 69 S with you on this. Let us show It to you and if you think our price and terms ere o-aner _F_hone__ Eaj.t Point _91 J Broad street also el C Alabama St. Geo ON MEIvROSE AVENUE (IN OAKHTJRST) ON THE NORTH DECATUB CAR WANTED^Board—_Roorns_ W S^tple 19 EdKOwood Ave Both phon*a UNB I have a brand new 6 room and hall bungalow, located In an oak not right make us a proposition as It must aell at once FOR. RENT—Three nice unfurnished, rooms 203 WE OFFER NO 11T BASS ST a two story S room house between Central av MTBlSEE^VGBD^bUHrn^sb ^Tomanrefined' In desirable section 51 oO -iOJ Grant grove one half block from car line This house has all city conveniences Pulliam street for $3 100 J200 cash $35 per month tor the balance Thlb u educated desires room breakfast dinner place Our price and terms are for a quick sale in close in steam heated bath apartment FURNISHED OR «r\*CRMSMEI> water sewer and electricity It -was built of the very best of material and lith privilege*, no other boa.rder*<- Oive full FURNISHED rorn n!so unfurnished hon^e REAL. ESTATE—Sale, Exchange not (creosoted) but painted This house has a stone front blgr porch, every WEST END PARK HOME—On one of the bett; drHes in ^ est End Park particulars also terms Address B 93 Con keeping1 rooms. Jd door from West Peach offer a ne^vi modern 8 room two story house on a lut j large hall and large bath room and plenty of closets ?25 PT month for the balance JNo use to pa> rent when jou can h^ e a house Hie cellent condition large lot to exchange thia at ecr price and terms It is u ortn mor^ money Ft, RVI3HBD room north bide of tov*n TWO fur or unfur \ ith k t V enette or bin. for another either bungalo v or cottage in each bedroom 1 he price is oiils $d 500 on the abo% e eas> terms Let preferred with, or without board b> re gle room rent r**a,sgnabh> .^t 1 Baker ^t to car line In "West End. _00 Oak. st me show jou this place—jou -will like it INMAN PARK BUNGALOW—On Hurt street we offer a modern " room bungalow with private family P O O~N^ two of three unfurnished and one lot'50x215 tor *5 600 We will sell this on lour ow,n terms This is one of the most large furnished room 16a E Fine modern and up-to date bungalows in Inman Park The lo ation ot it ought to sell !t 1WO BUSINESS INDIES \\ANT BOARD" at once at our price and term^ ""ake it up with uou if Address B S3 ConstituUon J. H. TRIBBLE you have anything to trade make us a propo Stion 616 THIRD BANK BUILDING IVY 374fi SEE MF for South ueorgla Farms "Will MAX working at n grht de ire*; fur exchange for city property J T Kim niched room in refined home north b le brough 409 Atlanta National Bank Bids 701 WOODWARD AVENUE section prc terred dista.1 ce no objection Address bhrdlu caie Con 1OU3SG A*AN ROOMMATC Private home stitution W. T. NEWMAN & CO. BETWEEN Cameron and East Fan- street, we h<\\ e excellent table modern conveniences. Ivy NATIONAL E4Mv BI/DG Bfe.LL PtrSONL M an 8-room house. Has electnc lights, bath; mod- 62t>9 X*. DISTRICT. FOR RENT —Apartment s L, HAVE client VL ho wants Druid Hills home with large lot, We mean business as ON WL^ST HARRIS. haKJbET this side of L-uckie we have a 50 foot lot with em m every respect and in good condition. Price, FOR RENT—Housekeeping Rooms he is anxious to buy at once Marsh Vdair an 8 room home on it \\ e can sell at the rate of $250 a. front foot & BrooHs Mell 421 Hurt bldg Ivy oo $2,000. $100 cash, balance $25 per month. No mort- •sORTH SIDE ' TWO AICEI/"i furnished rooms for light THE FAIELEIGH ST CHAjaJL.L'S WPMjE LOP near Highland avenue on south side of street. gage to assume. housekeeping bath connecting a Wil Uo •> 7 Spring -.t Phoi e Iw BJ^S T This lot is oOxlSO and about the prettiest on the stieet. Others near this liams street. HAVE nicely furniahed three room. T\ II L EXCH \.NGC B puseenser Reo ear in apts consisting' °' bedroom dining room line condition fo*r small country farm or $60 to $bo a foot TUO rooms and kitchenette porchei p>i ana kitchen with steam heat eltcLrit. light acreage Address B 89 Constitution vate family w alking distance Apply 8S hot and cold water clo^e in I \ill mu.h.e J. R. SMITH & J. H. EW1NG attractive pricea to suitable part e^ Ket \\ E HA\ D a few pieces of -well located white pio-peity that can be bought 1W O large connecting ro erejic s e^chtinged. REAL ESTATE— For Sale 011 a. 1- per c^nt basib ettc eilso one sint.lt; rt> 130 PEACHTREE bTEEET bun__street I\y 3^04 J SEE Lfa for nice homes and investment property in all parts of the 1HKKC clean room complete private en- AFAR I MEN i b FOR SALE Bl OWNER trance walkme distance good location Ni* three and one four room apa.it I v-i S56 L steam heat janitor service nicely ai $4 jO — J10 Lake avenue 9500 cosh asaumet SUITE of two or three rooms for congenial ed No 4 Poplar Circle Call l\y 70 t, $- 000 loan balance JSO per month couple for housekeeping aC _W Baker st t> roomfa PEACHTREE HOME r tl c janitor J )00 — so titevens street 5 rooms and bath 1"WO or throe lurni hed front c u ctlne ^ BUY A BARGAIN Assume 91 000 loan $laO cash bal $9 000, CLOSE. 1O (j-LORGlAN 111 ItACE a dandy 7-iToom home You can live hguaekeepiiife roo n "^Cirnegie "U ay a,i e beauties clu^o —n* faixand no ba.d nee 51o per month NEW, ?PACIOUS AND MODERN in e\ erv respect High-grade A, J AKLtLf and wrnall room~~\\Sth~ltit(>l enette tuie-7 VV p offer the best the buil here a while and make monej It is^etween the_j?ea,(?nt_rees Terms rompletelr^urni l_ed ^ 1 Pine I 5571_J_ at $bO 00 per month ^miti EDWARD JOXES "?13 oOO PEiACHTRLE ClRCLr^one of~the nicest little 8 room homes on the brick; hardwood interior, solid porcelain bath fixtures, vapor kin 130 Peacht " * uOl Silvey Bids street It has ev ei> thing1 in it th it i our h< ai t could wish The approach 1 LftMI*3Ht-D lisht hou ekeepms ne 1 un~ MAIN b'4 haJow Inm n P rk on car line I\y 8691 J bLslj.iui tnithia3 tiRUID HILL& one haiidfeome home It is bucU. \eneer tile roof iOfcTH SII>E c1o0 venient to Piedmont j/venue, Junipei id ON OKLL.NWOOD A"VE on the prettiest lot etc. The house will be Dm&hed in a few da> *? and -will be a. perfect the right distance out 1 WO beautiful steam heated rooms for ?eachtree street car line" to lettae by o ir part of the btreet «e haie a beautiful houM"keeE>ing electricity e\ ery conv eru it $u^ 60 va.Cd.rit M^ich 1>> Call Iv> G.) Ot, J elevated Bh ided lot 50x200 for ?1 BOO All beauty for the mone^ lake one look at it j)efore you buy Terms *-nce 37 A tulton corner Capitol Alain improvements down in front except chert $5,000 AN'SLLY PARK 6 room bungalow and it is worth your monej Yes -.038 495 fc.PB.INC* STRC£-T—We offer here a. beautiful o loom tej.iu he ted j.pii t M. HATCH it has cement dn\eway servant room and g-arase No more homes at THREE nice large unrur rooma kitchen ment a.t ?4t oO per monLh You \\ill like this price* ?oOO cash, bal-ance to suit CHAS. D. HURT p«mtry and all conveniences Good nejcrh "K fr m eier> fet inUi ( int binith L, li g fanihood J 3 ta Ppor bt Atlanta 613b B Kankiu 130 Pe-ichLrce street 501 FOURTH NATIONAL i ^VO ur J tur hou-Seteeping rooms, i ith ,£, JT^i ice closte in Hat \ e olfer JL $<>j 0) Sol Fourth ^National Bank Building Phone Main 350 •^ieepins porch all co veniences. Mam BUILDING ' MARTIN-OZBURN REALTY CO. G T f I II IPl) ^ VTI-O'N M. BANK PHONES IVV 1276 ATI. 20S r_ini tomith L -.ing is. Rankin 130 Peach H I —One large fur room for hou'se tree street _ MAIN 4613 op i j, Mn!v dnci g:a*> ritnge S- jO per frOK HJ- I>-T—Ihree ro >n apartment ith 1 s \\ oodTvnrd_avenu« bd. h hot t.'ia ran^e FOR SALE B\ O\\ MCR SUCCESS TREADS ON THE HEELS OF T\ll s l t,iit hou-,el ecpTri 30. iitor servii-e 1 J ^ISt ) m or g __ «i()—U Kulin St 6 roomb bra d new all A CONTRACT WITH US 1 con enlencea ?750 c^fah assume lf_ 40 ^rsl^. bl HJL.1 r—A. upper and a. S 000 loan balance $3» per month EVERY RIGHT EFFORT!! i R~Tr\T~ Ji i s furnished for light low conditi n f ne c ie in and cheap oO—i \\ aldo street 5 rooms and bath GUARANTEES talker street ii;i t t,*, th ^ vu g i. Hankin $uOO caah assume $1 000 loan bal 1JO peuchti ee -jtree o.nce $"0 per month Attractive plans Complete specifications WHY NOT MAKE THE EFFORT TO BUY 2 00—1>49 Crew street lot 50\1«)Q five Capable superintendence Proper construction 187 CLEBURNE 4.VENUE—Lot 55x175 with a lo\ ely 8 room house Furnace FOR RENT—Rooms , "Vv PL YCHxL RLL -i.pt 301 Best loca rooms $2oO cash assume $1 000 loan heat all modern conveniences servants house on rear of lot Easy terms ion clo-ie in Phone l\y -iObl _ balance $1S per month Financial responsibility Courteous treatment and low price Po you want to see this"7 l-DWARD JONES . . htearn heated a.part 1 A«k Your Banker ' "Ask the Building Inspector" 4^-K U L. ( 0\^rin 1EO\ \VHLRb. m nt iirst floor or > )1 MUe> Bide Main 6* * ON CENTKAL 4^VJENTjE, near in Si\ room cottag-e on lot 45>.1?S with alle ro LI\ i. Phoi l\y in rear Servants houses on reir of lot ientfa for 511 per month Pi ice. 5 ROOM apartment north aide s^eam neat 143 JLN1PER faTUEET 59600 easy terms $3 500 On easy terms « I- t I }• HL llL, \.(J nt 1 oardins and. elevatoi jaritor Call IvjjtlGS two storj house In one of the choicest FULTON COUNTY HOME BUILDERS looiilr^ huu c inform itioi If y u fuR~RENT—Modern close m 4 room apart blocks 9 rooms furnace heat and open vt L Lo t-et a pUce to buard yr re L Ivv 34 fireplaces tos and electric lights lava 529-530 CANDLER BLDG PHONE IVY 4674 r^ ma n f v ptirt of the city or «-ul ment __ __: tory and two bathrooms servant s house urb shady lot consigned to us ex C Callaway President J W Wills, Secretary THE L. C. GREEN COMPANY ^ t* II l» tlad to belp you j,et vvhat erty see B M 0-r.int A, Co Orant Bldg Clusi\ ely Henry B Scott 218 JEmpire 305 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLDG PHONE n T 2t43 building Phone Ivy 3717 B R Padgett, Jr , Sup't Construction IXKNXSHED OB VNFUKNISUED rii id 1 loor Con URMlbHXID ur unfurnished 5 room apt $2 oOO—EACH Two beautiful lots on West NORTH BOULEVABD HOME a I urter Place 4pt - Ivv 70^ J minster drive Ansley Park one block car line amidst 98 000 and $10 000 homes for j" 750—BETWEEN Ponce de Leon and North avenues wfe offer you a 2 Story, quick speculation or good home site Don t 9 room house 1 his place has lai ge reception room hardwood floors fail to see these Terras Edwin P Ansley WORTH INVESTIGATING furnace 4 large bedrooms upstairs with bath connects g also sleeping porch FLKMSHEB— NORTU IbQO Atlanta 363 Call Mr Jofai together with all conveniences The lot ifa aoxiso feet and has been until SPRING STREET—The northeast corner ot Spring _nd Simpson streets quite recently occupied by the owner rente 1 now though for $60 per month iliL PICKWICK 100 feet on Spring street and 50 feet oil Simpson Price $160 00 per This will make you- a nice home ^nd can be bought on reasonable terms. 3\EW Ifc-N faTORi AND FIREPROOF ROOM RENTING AND No loan to assume Steam heated rooms with connecting bathp. front foot Terms 1 3 cash, balance 1 and 2 years No loan against this Convenient shower baths on each floor BOARDINU AGENCY property. Falrlie st Near Carnegie Library 213 EMPIRE BLDG la the place for re- WANT A NICE HOME' ARTHUR M. REID J.WO H.CJOM SU10.H: bedroom, with private sults for furnished and unfurnished iNVEbTMENT—Negro renting property on IVY 6224 "HHIBD NATIONAL B4JTK BLDG bafh and large rooms, .,4x22 feet. -ultabJe rooms or APARTMENTS Call Ivy 7210 .Fraser street within mile circle a 5 room NOS 39 43 47 MAY WENUE—Three n^w bungalows, five rooms all i _lgr_parlQr or office flrst floor ^Pickwic^___ liouse lot 40x200 large enough to put two mr»re houses on itl This la owned by a provements Price $2,600 00 each, easy terms THE EDUH.VVOOI) FOR^RENT—HOUSM_ non resident and for cash he is willing to N L. VV moacrn tteam heat, electric lights sell for ?1 000 See Chas L Greene 130 hot and void water, .Desirable homo for FURMSlIlvU Pedchtree Phone Ivy 1512 GOING TO BUILD? Jadiea and fentJe.meu Rooms per day SOc FOR RENT—Furnished hou-ie from April to THE most artistic and attractive 8 room STRAUSS-EPSTEIN CO. up weekly tangle, 53 up double. 94 up October 10 rooms with „ baths toier home on the north side has Just been THE PROOF OF THE PADDING is the EATING M\ BU^OALOWS aell as ave. Ivyfa2t) 4J porch chicken runs enormous garden lots 521 HURT BUILDING IVY 4666 o£ bhade cheap to desirable party phone completed, location the best neighborhood Investigate our method of building homes ou easy terms fast as I can build them—what more A.R.GUMENT do you want' They West 7S J the best It is a pleasure to show It. Price are DIFFERENT I ha\e developed my medium priced Bungalows to a a fate LAJSALUE APARTMENTS S6 500 Terms Ivy 2181 Frank B Green of PERFECTION, unequaled an> where it is hard to distinguish them from 106% N PRIOR ST rooma lar«e and llsht. 1404 Third National Bank bldg the higher -priced kind Ask ANYBODY who has seen them ask aji> one hot and cold water in each room, nettiy decorated and furnished. Op^n Sunday J&eat who OCCUPIES one (the-v are \X*L sold) They are developed along- ARTIS- rates in city FOR RENT TIC lines and are appreciated so much by the small householder, that de- mands are greater'than the supply I give y6u the adxantage of months of \ LRY pleasant, nicely furnished steam No 102 Ivy btieet IN INMAN PARK' 1 heated rooms in apt close in -will rent to (-0 Rooms ) THE best ne v 6 room home on the south travel all over the west, especial!v soutb/ei n C -YLII ORKIA also FIFTEEN men or reflned couple 14 W Peachtree, THIS is located in the best rooming at d side lor $3 "50 gas water sidewalks years of PROFITABLE experience in real estate and building in Atlanta I Apa-rtmenf -. Call Ivy 21S2 J chert street best p umbing" good location boarding house section in Atlanta Price service of t\vo tar lines lot 50x175 oti good WE HAVE a, 6-1 oom new cottage with all improvements; have made mone> for MYSELF I can do the> t,-xme for YOL See my fi\ e terms Call Sullivan Main 2854 room bungalows from ?1200 to $1 6oO P B j Hopkins Building Contracto TH.Ei ADOL.~~i F pIjt,jSJDJDliY furnldhed rooms for men. House I\o 79 \V Cain Stieet 10 ROOMto close in and very nicety ar never occupied; will sell for $4,500 on easy terms. P g—Iheie is a DIFFERENCE between a BARN and a BUNGAJJO\V steam neat and jath . 1_0 V_-E___Harris_hU ranged Price $40 i rooms fur complete for liffiit bouae ke<*p4nj, EOS electric lights hot and cold House No 25 Brantley Street FOR SALE i water smlt and. all conveniences. IdesL ROOMS and brand new, never been oc CORNER property paying 10 per cent with location, north aide i\y 174* 1* ^^ cupied, in Inman Park section Price ID feet on the corner vacant This is the SUBURBAN HOME risis 1 LJ^MJ^N can secure nicety fornlabed *2o 00 corner of two main streets and is a bar POTMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY room, adjolnlue bath, one block vX post- House No 178 S Prsor Street gain rents 524 price 92 650 on terms See ffiCe 34 Cone street. i\y 61t>2 me at once $100 CASH AND $25 PER MONTH S ROOMS close in, and in good condition, \ G DALLAS 205» RHODES BLDGK PHONE 4327. ..u.. iwu*u steam heat elec Price $35 trie liehts all conveniencea. 319 Fourth Nat 1 Bank Bldp IN THE BEST suburb of the city, we offer you an up-to- pt. 1 ivy -091 J Apartments Phone Main 1455 DESlRABUi furnished rooms with alt con ONE three room and one Tour room apt , 6 ROOM HOTjSF on beautiful elevated and date 6-room bungalow; sewer, water and electric vonlences sentleioen preferred. Opposite steam heat, janitor service corner Euclid shaded lot convenient to car line all con Lyric Theater 41 garnegle Way Main 3120 ave and Hurt «t_ (Inman Park) Prices veniences except gas Price 52 500 $150FOR SALE—6-room house in South Kirkwood, lights; in one-half block of car line and convenient to $32 oO and S3) 00 cash balance $20 month Sims Melson Re CLEAN nicely turnished rooms alty Company 320 Empire Bldg TV; atlem.cn. 11 Currier Ivy schools and churches. -Lot 136x180. Price $3,750. - FITZHUGH FOR SALE—Equity In attractive 6 room on large lot, 60x241, situated in beautiful •uidler Building Iw 4446 West bind bungalo-ft every convenience TWO nice rooma in suburban home suitable 5 PER AIOXTH to acceptable party only except furnace uill exchange for well lo- HARPER REALTY COMPANY for housekeeping or sentiemea Decatur 11 room house with t\vo er\ant rooms cated north side lot. Address Owner B 902 grove one block from car line; a big bargain; can gas and electricity Jioc aad cold water Constitution tOH RENT—Completely fur room m apt newly tinted first class furnace brick U ROOM HOUbE just completed "all im 717 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLDG. for one or two yount ladies b ej.iu heat tiou^e best sect on of "\Vest Peachtree st pro\ ements and in most desirable sec arrange terms. electric Us"t& liot •yt^.Kr Ivy SSfao J Just south of North ave \pply V, are & tion If >ou tvant a bargain call own«*r Bell Phone Ivy 4286. Atlanta Phone 672. p^ICELy fur steam Iicaced room adjoining' Hamper ,_5 Alt Nat I Banfe bldff M 1705 \\ est 959 bath e% t-ry modern convenience \ ery reaapDablc 11^ A ^Vest Feaghtree 7991 J SPRING ST HOME of 8 beautiful rooms ATLANTA REALTY LOAN & $13 SO PER MONTH—Nice 4 room house m f large lot This la north of Tenth LA-HLrl. ROOM LA CRY COMAL'MENCE with reception hall ntwly paii ted and street and new price $7 oOO easily viorth 3 HOMES AT A BARGAIN LN \.TTKVCn\L. HOME. NL, \K PIL.D papered water sab be er sidewalks, and $8 5^0 tcrm^ Sims Meli>on Realty Companj CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MONT P VRK l\ 1 .. Jo L curbint ~ J J «irds double car line ttne 6-ROOM TRIM BUNGALOW all conveniences lot 60x200 garden and fruit. neighborhood \\ are &, Hurptr 7 o Atlanta 3 0 Empire Bldg Ivy 1136 ____ $3750 Owner fauilt it fpr a home and is living in it Going to mov«. THRt-Jb dcligfhtCul rooms clo«e in all con National Bank El«jg Main 1"OS Atlanta. SIX vacant lots In 4th ward This is un Sell on reasonable cash payment and g-oocj terms Collegre Park veniences. Oentlemen 7J \Vebt Peachtree l&bh doubted!} the cream of negro renting Ivy 7426. 305-7 Empire Life Bldg. property will sell for JoOO each worth fcT our Weeltly Kent Bulletin Wa mova 8-ROOM HOUSE on a big corner lot extremely pretty for $5 500 Coat owner COMfc ORTABLL. room furnished or unfur tenants renting $12 go and up FRLE See $760 309 Templp Court building 96 000 This is a very fine bargain Can sell on a reasonable cash, payment utshed private home 19 t Harris. Ivy notice. John J Woodside, the ReaUnc WIDOW needing cash will sacrifice beauti with good terms College Park. 634 g J A gent. 13 Auburn avenue ful bu'ldlng- lot on West Tenth st nea !cel> furnibhed room all conveni- W Peachtree also lot on best resident PEACHTREE STREET LEASE lO'-ROOM, 2-STORY HOME, occupied by owner, who built It for a home, on x tnor blocks Candler bldt Call Ivy OiRDING HOLi&E FOR RENT—Splendid part of Piedmont avenue Phone Ivy BETWEEN CA.NDLEJI BUILDING and Auburn avenue on east sid« of atr««t, grand big level corner lot at a bargain Cost $S 500 Can sell for 97,740, j l^y st ^.pt >.o 3 .. location close in thoroughly o\ erhauled 13 ioom-< Apply Turman Black &, c^lhoun ',537 w« have a modern 3"ore 18^x110 leet, leased to September, 191€.~ Price College Park or three fur rooms la Inman Park. Second Floor Empire Bldg ANSLE\ PARK LOT elevated and level $375 No information over phonfe car line 94 Lake ave Ivy 2969 or one o£ tee very beat lots in the park only 2859 LL write or phone for our Rent Bulle 500 feet from Piedmont avenue car line LA KGB front *-oom. next to bath furnace tin fc.duir P Anblcy Rent Dept. second Trice $S 000 terms If desired Sims Melson WILSON BROS. beat gen»lemett preferred. Ivy 4669 floor Realty Trust Bide I\> 1600 Atlanta EDWARD H. WALKER 363 Realty Company 320 Empire Bide Iv> 1186 701 KMPIRE BUILDTNG ^C>R gentlemen front room, prii, ate en 35 NOBTH FORSTTH STREET tran~s close in apartment. Ivy 2999 t-. OUR weekly rent 1st gives full descriptions 54-jO—INMVN PARK, new G room bunga ot anything for rent Cull /o- ono or let low up to date in every respect a gen JMICELY furnished rooma close in, all ua mail it to i-ou Forrest A- Oebrs^ Ada*- ulne bargain ___C_a_U Iv> S368 modern conveniences. Gt> W Baker ^sfc. BEST BARGAIN , rite cr phone* for our Rant Builfcun. __ __ -eal estate you want to buy or sell NICE fur room modern conveniences near Edwin JP Ansley Rent Dept 7s North it v, U paj you tp see me A Graves, 24 |4 000 WILL Bbl 6 room residence within three blocks of car line five minute 2168 I* ..05 Spring st. Forsyth street. Ivy 160o Atlanta 2t>3 East Huntei street. schedule to c.it> Lot 165x225 elecne lights water and sewerage, hot and CENTRAL SOUTH SIDE 139 WEfaT PLACHTRED bea"utiful first S ROOM 2 storj house -S Sells avenue S3 »0—WEST END PARK, new bungnlov, cold ba,th fenced good bearing orchard $500 down ?30 00 per month No AS LEASES expire BIG CONCERNS are vacating: propertj -worth, several floor front room neal_y jurrii-xhed-.._$15 "West ii.nd modern conveniences $27 50 *>ast front jhadv- lot Christttin. liy 8368 mortgage or loan thousand dollars per foot and locating between the terminals I RO>T ROOM heat electricity refined C H Ledferd Phone \V 160 J A CORNER on Central avenue equi distant from both Southern and L. A ^ home 314 Courtland near Cast Baker HOUSES, apartments and btores fT POtXI JS See us regarding th s property and section north t.ide apartment l^-* write or phone for our rert bulletin. t^ on easy term& healthiest town 14 PER OENT NORTH SIDE JNVESTM£,\ T Ix 5 SS3S L \Ve carry ^ large lia oC houses foi rent. ^t convenient -uburD of Atlanta. 13.1J5 "WIlXi buy two apartments, eight rooms eaui renting for ?3o month in 1 L.RNIS.HED front room for gentlemen Ralph O Coi-hran 21 fa Bioad &t Sp cial — I have tvio vacant lots 50x150 good condition located in the best colored section of the fourth ward. Let private ftiinilj S2 V, est Harris street S ROOM, cottage No 5 Hopkins, We^t End. each to allev on Astor Terrace near JCnott TWO GOOD BUYS. us show sou why this is one of the best buys m the city Terms can b« rooms with or without board Jodyrn large yard M 3008 JJr jgritton M-uion I will sell for *650 for the two 2 574 \CRES middle Georgia. J4C.OOO Splendidly improved, woxth $100,960. arranged. ilso housekeeping j-ooms. 49 Lucjcje st FOR RCNT —Ko u es all parts of citj G R. Terms 51 00 per week each No Interest or 112 ACRES, Sumter county, 30 acris cleared, one tenant house, 91500 per acr*. Moore A. Co 405 7 SUvey bldg M 534 tax until paid for Ask S. N Thompson, L.ARGE nicely furnished room for gentle Las P int 236 night call 1234 East Point, men or for housekeeping 6"'Luckie FlfKMSOED OK O-FUUXISHED MCL.LY furbished room close in all modern SPICJb. and «ipT.n new cottage furnished •sale 1 will sell my lot, Wxl50, WADDELL & PRICE OTIS & HOLLIDAY conveniences 26 East Harris street or unfurnished 132 Crew I\y 5521 Address B 78 Constitution* 306 CANDLER I>T 5(2! IS PEACHTREB ST. PHONE MAIN A 1

Fage Fourteen THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1914.

SUFFRAGETTES BURN 9 TERRE HAUTE TROLLEYS MIDLAND R. R. COACHES Beautijul Opening Held iGENEfiALBffiYTflHEAR I GUARDED BY POLICEMEN LODGES NOTICES DEAF EAR TURNED Terre Haute, InoU_March 1C—Street S Birmingham Kn^la.nd Ha. eh 16 -— cars, notwithstanding the stt ike of \ regular eo-mmunicatiou .Nine coaches belonging to the traction emplovees, were ru'1 nzng — of Georgia LtOdge, No 96, F railway were burned bj a suffragette usual today with two policemen on ' & A M. will -be held in Ma arson squad earlv toda^ at King s Nor 'By /. M. High Co. Monday ABOUT each car Few persons, howevei. at- sonic Temple this (Tuesday ) tempted to ride There T* ere no evi- evemngr at 7 30 o clock, ton. near here Suffragette literature TO WILSON'S PLEA dences of trouble and the poltee de sharp The Fello-wcraft de •was found scattered about the -vicmitj Quartermaster General Will partment was -confident of being- able _ gree w ill be conferred Can to control the situation dldates for same vv ill present them In throwing- open tfa.e doors of J with hundreds of tlie smartest &ats all Take Up the Matter With The warning sent here late jester serves promptly Ml dulv Qualified Independent Democrats of M High company >esterda>, the la iead^ toi Easter day by Governor Ralston that eighteen brethren are cordiallx in\ ited to meet diep of Atlanta and \ incmity w ere Lea\ing this department and its smi Him Personally. companies of militia would be sent to with u& Gljl TIIURiIA>.. W At Gets Skin Nice Terre Haute should conditions war SI Z ORIST Secretarv Tennessee Decline to Lis- welcomed to The Festnal of Spring lax and palm settings the icporterwan- rant, had a tendency to preserve or Fashions, in a store dressed ap dtred west into the great Fashion Style f cer And CIeai ten to Suggestion and In- proprlatelv for the occasion as a iit room*: where the prestige of this big By John CornKmn* Jr. The interest of labor union" centei V re^ulai convention oC setting for the full blossoming of the organization has been gained through "Washing-ton March 16 —(Special.)— ' ed the appearance before the fed Lnifoim Ix>dgc No i-^ the nasa t eT.PJH-R -infl hntit n-n a clos^irtnHe MMajoajorr GeneraGenerall JJ BB.. AleshlreAleshire,, quarterquarter-- era! cour" t" iinn IndianapoliIndianapoliss todatodajj oof Knights of Pi thias meets Puts Life into Muscles—Givej dorse Hooper's Candidacy. new fashions and set an event on the the past T. ears and built on - ^__^. ^tive , tonifeht (Tuesday) at 8 Just the Slight Exhilaration calendar that stirred the interest of *«v aL ^^^^^^ car , * o clock in the Pvthian every woman The mailed m\ititions 1 Castle Hall, Kiter bulldin^ abrOad __ , , ,^r,««IO «. _ _Jy • v Needed for Health ™w Y°orfc ^ ""^ ™* '" "am IThfey Ho^arf^toda" SaTU S_£5,»?r n Sr ^"n^ncuSn^efcSli corner Hunter and Pr oi Nashville Tenn March 16 —Declin- to come see, the znillinei y had been j would take up personallv "with Major ^ _ _ sent out, the pages ot the newspapers Policy of Specializing;. i streets The Rank of Es "Nature has supplied us with wonder ing to listen to the suggestions of I General Thomas H Barry the discrim- vent the calling of a strike was to be quirt will be conferred A.11 fill materials for the restoration o President AV oodrow Wilson for liar- of bunday had been spread^ with news ni^rhts cordi-ilrv invited health. It is from our fcown foresti of this Important spring e~\ ent and monj in the democratic parly in Ten DR1 W r CROSfe C C tbat Georgia people have tlie bes had carried far out into the state and ua B L OTT3 N ^ 1C of R and S iiessee and Indorsing the .Administra- adjoining ones so that in a greater - ______^ ______y certain *" "« army Bupiiuca X»;LCA^I.«» «•" wftich resulted in _ __ tion af Governor Ben ^V Hooper, re degree Chan ever before the call to New T:ork houses that makes these equal opportunity will be given tne cars were wrecked and several pci U here will be regulir publican the independent democratic visit this great \tlanta store v. as fed. annual fathion festivalass mucmc h morore i Atlanta merchantmercan s to bid Major Gen ,sons injured communication of Battle state executi\ e comnn-ttee adjourned tured thin a «Iisplav of new merchandise In ' era! Aleshire said he did not -see how ) Hill lodge No o23 th s th s afternoon aftei calling two state S.nd to find out the interest reality this festival of spring fash under any possible construction of.of.geng - (Tnesdiv) evening" at 7 ~0 manifested a Conttitution i epoi tci ions nught be likened - book era! orders discrimination could have AND HER FIANCE coin, ration*- both to meet on April 22 wended hit, *vay to Whitehall and Hun a t lock \\ ork in Entered The fust convention is to meet at ot strictl^ coricct information and been practiced His talk with Major \ppientice degree \11 an ter Before entering; an inspection of guidance on new -tyle_,, s for the_ whole General Barrj, commanding the depart- FREED ON SECOND TRIAL did ues. present themselv es noon Api il 22 to nominate a candidate the ivindoi\B told a fotory in itself not magnificent gathering of suits dresses ment of the ea-st, is expected to correct tor e\a,mm ition and advancement. All toi judge ol the supreme court The onlv were they beautiful but the In and coat<* is the original selections of the trouble dulv qualified brethren invited second will meet at 3 p m the same tercet shown by the man> onlookers expert authorities on fashions and the ex\ lamations of delight and Mi Bellah tiie buyei and manager I C SUGREST VT AT day to "take such action <**> they may praise betokened a practical interest of this department saj s Paris J deem advisable in regard to nominating Offer Beautiful Picture seems to be in one of fchose periods candidates for governor and railroad The suits the dresses and the milli which produce inexhaustible new ideas commissioner It was stated bv speak nerv surrounded by settings of palms Eaeh more charming and beautiful ai .Gac.fnerson at tne lowest price tney Atcluson" a w ealthx SPECIAL NOTICE. e s that the idea, in holding t-wo con and smilax certainly offered a picture than its predecessors and the story will get the contracts counts Kentucky last Julv Miss ventlons w a.s to Ua\ e the nomination no passerby could avoid On inteimg to be unfolded in these opening di$ s. "I also called on Major Geneial Copeland testified that she shot UcM the store one certainlv T\ ould think is more interesting even than those l^SVood he continued and was treated sog fearing he intended to do her Progressive Meeting. for supreme judge made apart from they weie in the crowds whieh beset of the a t^two vcais j courteously „ He expects that^ some 6S*S tetJ attempted, to pro\e a turbulent tolltleal < onvention P B harm B V m otmg ol tha^f fav ora-ble to th one of the lai ge metropolitan stoi es The n"e\\ figure silhouette evoHed ' regiment will be shortly sent to At- that Turk fired the shot that eaused pi incijHes 11 i In* Piopn ehsivo Part UiJson Is Criticised. of the east V\ ot kins his wa> b> de b\ infinite \ metics of hip diareiies lanta to "akc the place of the beven ' Atenison s death \viil be held it the Coiiv ention Hal! Srees until the elevators were i ea< hed iud emphasized bj charactei i tecnth infantrj The latter has not At the first trial the jurv disagreed In touching on tlie harmony sugges it then seemed o> though i visrit tu» loosenesa of svaists low ness of necks been ordered on foreign service was of 11 IvhnbaJl H-oubc on Wedncsd tv t jus of President ~\\ ilspn the majority the uppci floors •Vtould be nigh an im aiitl collir t>pes at first thought oveiims; Al i i t 18 at S o chieK fo Atlanta is &> 01 n g- to get enough tin purpose of wiusruritinq- the cam "uf the &_x.akers characterized the action possibility so great \vere the rush of Hints of flares in outer coats the ro s ASQUITH DISCOURAGED pn^n in t^forsin medicine 3n the -world S S S, the of the president OB 'ill ad-vised, and 1 d&iiion beekers But in time land manner and lines of the shoi t siiit * °P of the regular army this vear coats the influence of the bustle STU-I I *° holfl maneuvei s in eonncctlon with V coidiil ii \ita-ti-on is extended tcv famous vegetable blood purifier has declared that he did not know the con tiaa the celebration of the semi centennial IN REGARD TO ULSTER all in t,\m"i.thv with t he-movement to been a marvel for more than forty ditions existing in Tennessee pannier designs news of which *f^i of the battle of Atlanta, if the Coast be pi est nt delights "Women qevered the carpeted been filtering through from Paris r It l^TON PKO< -RB.Sb['VI Tears And its action m overcoming The resolutions adopted said m part. salon The mirrored sections for tr> months aie now a. real reality in A_?°.t artillery has to be mobilized for the J J 1 I purpose The war department has funds L*ondon \Laroh 16— I do not led Dle in*? on hats filled to overflowing A lanta. as the\ am shown at High s ; available for the maneuvers but the much encouraged over the reception ergons'^^^^1^^ °* ' ?**,££*' * <•"«•"««**"«» glance about showed high brims and suits are teal dressy instead of plain of my proposals in regard to Ulhtei higih trims and this would be onl\ a tailoi cd only problem will b6 in sparring the &aid Premier Asquith todav in the FUNERAL NOTICES. k 0 f W6 t] terse wa^ of indicating one of fe«h riiih store hew & to the lines closelv troops' ho-use of commons He wat. roplying: bJ«!d%«.a,"A5i1«?.^Sl .-n . tar"l Presiden ""t \\ilbo^ n '°bu t—"-trrt.o we regret than t h-e that an\ unhoalthful influence in the ion s milliner} ideas of spring The of making fvpH-il fashion displays of to requests for details ot the stheme I stetied to the importunities of ce.rta.in chapeaus with the lugh sidn flit e tl«. thingfe %veaiabJe and nevei permits of local option undei the provisions STVI POPL lln f i ndt, of Alt -in 1 blood makes its fiist appearance in i eeeived its pi eminence Small •. h ic FOSDICK DECLINES Mis O \\ StiHoid and Mi and ail« the skir Tnere is one JJigrredient in representative ot the national gov t e dev elopmcnt into free tlieati ical of which the nine counties of Ulstei "\\ O Mdfoid jnl fimilv iie invite I eminent \% ith iefeien.ce to imrely local little shapes turbans and trieoi nes amusements—such as often heralded v. ill be pei mitted to vote sepa,i itely S S b -which peculiarly stimulates wei e specially shown for these it\ o b\ li\ ing models OFFER on the question whethei thev shall be lo Attend the i uei al ol "V1"i (J "\\ ^ellulai or glandular activity to select and E>tati affUirs The independent dem ate in the \erv good giace of the lexd The t Inraetei of the store has a left out of the contiol of the new In&h ^1 iffo- d th b ifteino i at TO f i om OCT Ltb of Tennessee have steadfastly ing modistes of New Yoi k and Pans government at Dublin tl e pa i lois oC l-lan \ ti Poole 1b Soi tli from the olood or from this fine net- great deal to do with, the stjle repu- "Washington March 16 —.Raymon d B F M 01 sti ect Interment it \^ est A h ^ •\v ork cff blood % easels in the skin i efused to &acrifiee state Issues for na- .As for trimmings the leading fea tation Fosdick forme j commissioner af ac those elements TV hich it requires for tional politics or national issues for tures will be their height and rib V visit to other sections including counts of New Ti ork city today de regeneration state politics Tho qtauncitest original bons -wide failles clipped pompons the undermuslm corset ete found the clined President \\ilsona offer to be SUPREME COURT OF GA. NOU1 IJ-,—The f lends of All C "W supporters of President Wilson in th,is quills feather novelties simulated faamo development of stvle and beauty come commissioner of Immigration at Nmwfll Ji Mr*; O t Lowell and SI Thus pimples boils eczema or anv -.tare both f-oi the nomination and for paradise etc \\ ill be among the con in the \v eai ables the port of New "Vork ind Mi J Tf N -i II ne iiiMted to t other blood condition Ihat attacks the election were independent democrats tribntltiej factoi s The interesting exposition of spring M.T Fosdiek has been studying police Argued and Submitted tend the f moi U 1 Air O W Now 11 akin or s^eks an outlet through the Thev supported him w hen the liquor The knowledge of the real designer fashions will continue today and tho conditions In New York and prefers Bart «. an trail v btate front Hall I this jftt i oon it 2 o clock f i on Jinn —the touch of the real milltnerv ir following- da,j. it ^vill be well worth to continue at that « ork •\Vill "Walker •< -=!late from Sumttr met T\ ith the Antidotal effect naiij., in th er citios were boosting: his VVJII White x State from B!b6 the ijjrlois our while to visit tlTls store wheie J T Coleman et al v btate from Wi c< % ment vt "V\ t M \ ie\\ This is wh-v sk n trouble'; \anish so liav e stood lovally bv him tKroug-hoiit millinerv section is in full blossom st> les aro correptlv portrayed Dock Chambers v State from Wilkinson r<*adilj nd TV h thev lo n 3t i eturn his a-dminibrration T heso facts thor Board or coramieslonerh of Surntoi ountj- oug-hK demon^trajte the incorrectness MORTUARY* i- Major and. Council of \nxeiicu-s froir P \1 M1 I Tl o f icndfa and iv^Utiv es And in r ddinpr thp bloo 1 of impurities, of the piettident ^ information to the Sumter ol Miss ( \ jsl i < PilriHr \fi Liid Al S. S S imparts a f ne exhilaration to effect that the mutiona.1 democratic* pendent democrats no cause to legist J K Pih L Mi nd Mis t, ( \daii the entire s-v stem and \ ou feel fine part^ 01 ad mi lustration is endangered that thev twice wielded the balance of j AI Ud 11 nui I aim* i Miss t,ana Palm S S S is prepared only by The Swift b* the independent democratic move power which made him governoi He" AT THE THEATERS J. W. Holladay, Villa Rica. Mis-s AlMt c l*a!mcr Mias Rutih Palme Specific Co G 9 Swift BIdg Atlanta menit in Tennessee has never proven unttrue to any plank yLr and ATi« H R Palmer Mr i T 1 Villa Rica Ga March 1« —(Special ) Alia ^ *!?:( H Palmar Mr and M Ga You •will find S S S on sale at Hooper Is Indorsed in the platform of the Independent dem John \\ Holladaj superintendent of 31 1 Hug-j-^in-s "\li and Mr-* J H Hu^ all drug stores Get a bottle to day Other matters carried in the resolu ocrats He has demonstrated the wils "A Modern the bulphui Mining and Railroad com grins and Mr IT H Huggin*- of Athens and banish all skin afflictions Bewar* tions TV ere dom and skill of his leadership but panv s plant, at this place, died early tra and At end \1 s C C1 Hodget of of imitations or substitutes « W e indorse the administration of aibove all he has won the Xai th and (At tin Atlanta.) toda-v aftei a brief illness Mi Holla, \shr--\illo N < LI-** in\ited to (.tteiul Coveinor H-oopei He has §TI en inde Two things ma* be said of A Mod di\ w is a min of sterling qualities confidence of people rn L.V c which played at the Atlnta the fin tal of Miss Ohnstinc PaJnu The committee warned the peoij le and lo\ed by all who knew him He tl s (Tu sd i ) 111011 i „ I 11 o«.1o tneatci last evening Yea, even three and h s familv ctme heie from Mineial l Lht. esidei <_e No 10 HiMiIan l against what the resolutions sav in m things ma> be s nd of this somewhat A about" three > eai s as,o and the \ t \\ Ilo\ Dr W P H ndri-s will effort on the part of the liquor poo forlorn da-u^htei of J den manj friends he his made socially and ffi into L^sistHd bv Re\ II 1 Mi\ pie to make it appeal that the f gl L The waltz song Goodbye l^vei y J In" business" wIH share* The To'sT'o'f *th* lute infill at \V st View The follow FOR LIQUOR and DRUG USERS bodv i_s eatehi a tunt, as one would | bereaved famils His remains accom \ scientific treatment which has cured half a against the lawless saloons has end. e tie to whistle or hesitate lo (]Sot ing i tm >d pt ntU men a^rc i oq ley ted t million in the past thirty three years and the ed "while the liquoi people are bu^j meant as i pun pun m> woid > panied ' U wer __. ._ a 1 us p Ulbeai r^ and meet at (.ri ct i Pdw ird Hume injects several really his old home ; Mineral Va for b( 11, A Jbond L,o t* at 9 4 J P JJeJarnette and Mr Van Booze fetatc of Georgia height of reckless folly for the forces its costumes eleaned and pressed im our order \ou are assured of of good government to abandon the medial 1\ upon Its arrival in Atlanta Brewster Dodson, Fair burn. exclusive patterns and color 229 Woodward Ave., Atlanta, Ga. fight on the lawless liquor Interests on Monday ings m all grades from $1 50 BARCLAY & BRANDON CO At th it though there is nothing so Fan bum Ga March 16—(bpeeial )— now and put the filends of the salooi the show to be oveil\ Bi ew&tei L>odson at,ed 27 years aftei up I,oolt for the purple band Funeral Directors, 246 Ivy St. in control of the situation i&tounding nor ^"rtlinig' "so "fcden'wise an illiiess extending' over a period of across the neck of every G XI Hit A NO ON. U. M BRATVDOIT, as to tlnow aii\ Oieat degree oi light some two yeaib died Monda\ at the President. Vice Prealdmt, upon the apple episod— " e- or contemp• o residence of his fathei in la-w T b Mc- shirt, its the mark of J "W. AWTRT. Secy, and WILLING TO HELP i aneous styles and eustoms It is Cluie three miles west of Fairburn INSURE IN THE based tipon the timewoi 11 theme of He is suivived b his wife i daughter TROY'S BEST PRODUCT. | DETECTIVE BURNS the cloctrim s of the rights of women Ruth aged T vears and a son William The show Is i rathei ordin iry hybrid Biewstcr aged__ 1_ veai and also by his EARL & WILSON of operetta and musical comedy an gran df at lie i William Dodson his fa eesti y ther and mother Mi and Mrs Gr W MAKERS OF BfcD-MAX COLLARS . WbtafceT «ad D( am Habit. Creeled Continued From Page One. One might so further and speak of DodfaOii d several brothers and sis Sold by Daniel IJroa. Co. e or •! Smtdtmrinm, Book on mbject the niannei In which the mother 111 terfa Ilit funeial services occui at •*n Peach tree Si DR. B M. WOOLtFY.7 -N, Victtw INSURANCE COM PAN v "Within a short time T am assured we law nuZ ht-iipeeked husband 11 e intio noon 'I upsda'* it "\I«unt Vcrnoii The • Suituium. AtluM. Gtormt*. cin name Mary Pha&an s murderei I lured to amuse the tired busn ess man mteinient will be in the ehuielijaid at or ATHENS, GEORGIA. but it Is just as well that our criti Mount Vet non itm working to assist no one who does cism should partake of the onp cliai not deserve justice My operations will INC 1903 CASH CAPITAL u tenstic of tho eostumes w hieh hat. mean fair play and there will be no i ot >tt been mentioned, namely bre\ Mrs. S. J. Walker. TELEPHONE *IOO.OOOOO framing up it\ Mrs b T TOa-lkci i-ge 73 died Mon A Modern nve will bo- seen at tho day morning- at 6 o clock at the resi Georgia hy op^K, "I am going to woik quietly and ' J us after you have read the following and we will gne full particulars ATLANTA AfiENTS sanely and there -will be no sensation Atlanta thtatei luesday matinee and deiict 3044 L jedmont avenue fahe is M1NTOSH suivived b> lour sons I>r "^r P "Walk 495 teet on Auburn arvenue, between .North Pr>or and J\y btreets His A effoits T will ^ d of Norcross R L W B and J M EMPIRE LIFE BLDG be in Atlanta foi ten days or more— ( Walker two daughters, Mrs A- an average depth of 195 feet, with a frontage of 50 feet and 20 foot alley that perhaps two weeks "Within that time , Keith Vaudeville. oy es and Mi s I* Clement ono runs through the block from Pryor street to Ivy street I believe my assistants and I wtll have I tht- brother Robert Medlock, and one sister Mr J P Stevens has a modern, 6 stor> tactor\ next to this, property a-chieved satisfactory results I \\ hen evei> oth^r kind of act fails At "Mrs Joel Yarbrouarli. Funeral ar- which fronts on this 20 foot allej This alley frontage can be utilized m the Burns assistants had not arti\ed in' lanta can generally be relied upon to langementB will be announced later i expend to the efloita of an accordion same way Atlanta Atondav The\ are said to be ist a K! this pio\cd true at the Forsyth You can stand in front of this property and hear the traftic officei s en route from New "i 01 k Burns ex %estei d IA Thos. B. Lunsden, Talbotton. pects them some tirm toda\ Uuimg, This s not i leant to implj that the Filbotton (,L March 10—(bpeeial ) \vhistle at Five Fomtb *" $100 Cash and $25 Monthly . Monday moining lie went with mem othei numbo7 s this week do not i e Tlioit is B Lmnsden aged 93 died at Price $32500 i\e theii libeial shaie of applause his home ne ir this place Saturday eve I bers of the defense and with Ueteetive mug ibout S o elock from old age He i 'Burke to the. pencil factoi v wheie lie Thej did But at that there were many who gave the lions share to Foisini was one of the county s most respect 1 followed the trail of Jim Conley in the the in aster of the accordion He has eJ citizens The remains were Interred! negro s enaction of his story of his par been heard here before but e\erv reap in the family burial ground at Red ' Forrest & George Adair Electric Lights—Tinted Walls ticipation in the tragedy pearance is a treat for those who love vived bj. Henry L-unsden, of I londa, Looking Over Itivldenee. music The bill got a flying stait along, I and r B Lunsden Jr of this plaee Stained Floors—No Mortgage j Burns is familiarizing: himself witli ibout th" ^econd act when \rrnstromr | j the evidence and has digested nil of the ind Clarl mthors of I X-o\eJVlv Wife . Lewis career, Canton. JFOR RENT-Centrally located Nine Room Brick House ] liuge documents containing, the conten But Oh "5 ou Kid and a number of < antoti Ga March 16 — {bpecial }. — * ou Wl11 fl"d at 1S1 1$* street I etween fe. i^llis and 1 Cun stre ts a -vei tions ot both the defense ind pioseeu othei slai %\ fa-vorlte^ tool the '•tag'. Lewis Tirpentei aged ^2 \eais nd desirable 9 room bi \C\ resident e This is the home of Ihe lateX Toliii M Hill tioii "\1ondaj h 1i tervip\\ed i l-ii(,e Ml through their number they held the i u nd iv ided it ten ti on ot the crowd It u n Jd"k° '.rth'^coln.to^home'of II nnoUu nail T\ aiit t'""•""'ms close m m.est,. Uc. this 1 nt $5, p,r month | unibei of witnesses il the pcftit il iat w TS \voi th a ti ip to the Forsyth just to , tor> ineluding C "V Dai lej 1 rank s son T I tr jenter ' neai hero to 1 hear that sotifc I \Vasrit XT. tlj Rui Mi VU.IP nt*i was a veteran- o-f_ the -JOKHIIM J. . issistint iiid F r T-lollowa> an tt n nfe, But 1 Passed Them That \\ us. M) Mem ai d » ivil vrais H"e leo-ve" a K> 4.L KftPAHn— RLNT1A.-G —-STOI J \G1 tache to the plant who wis in inipoi* That may not be cxactlv the spelling one son T I ( irpenter two daugh tant witness during the trial of the title but it is neai enoug-h to ters and sevei al giandthUdren and PIHIOM.S BEJLi. l\Y 671 VTt. 61!> 12 •R)J\L I/ST VI L iseive all practical purposes great grantlchildren Frank extended an iu\it ition Moil Beauty Is Only Skin Deep the Vv\\ day afternoon to the members of the liam A Brad\ comudj whuh 's head Southern Newspaper association who lining- the bill plea^ed it both pei Henry Smith, Talbotton. [might care to MBit him in his Towor 101 mane es on Mondav K tells the lalbottoii Oi AI-xi h 16—(.Special) WEYMAN & CONNORS [cell Burns was invifed b\ the asson-- storv of a homeU woman who is will Hc*iit \ Smith of L.o\ Springs died this ation to speak last night at its se- — ing to sulTPi all the pain a beaut\ par njinij.*- it tn <-arlv Uoui He u ent tj lor tan 11 flit I so as to become beaut in the \i slej hotel and aecepted 1 hi loom 1 »st ni0ht about b o clock LEND ON REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED, AT ful ind hold a, hush ind who I- " Clipping il n ntl r 1 if, i fine 1 eiltl He Johnn\ Oantw< 11 and 1 ita \\alke1 i 111w s lat{-,i letnl m i chant His rr> LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. QUICK ACTION-. NO REMTAPE. soi e;s an I d irtc-e di LW bouquet1 * a.nd in x n w ill V> inic i d \t tlie E \mil\ GREAT WARSHIP'S KEEL ; I nek bats The critit saw th* -t t in burial Around ut t.ov sp] mj.,s tonioi row tht ifteinoon ind 111 ed it He said U s sm\i 1 b\ Ins w fe uri 1 se\eial INTEREST OF BORROWERS SAFEGUARDED. IS LAID IN BROOKLYN ^o to i fi lei v - ' ESTABLISHED 1890 f i lend said to the critie about Cant well Ne-w 1- oi K March 10 —The keel of and "V\ alkei—well •% ou mav hai e three O. W.^Stafford. battleship No 39 laid todaj at the guesses The funeral of O "W Stafford age navy -vard in Brooklyn marks the be Jtckson in 1 Cavanaugh in a sketch 3 2 who died Monday morning at 1 pinning of the greatest fighting ma tilling of V lettei from home cannot o clock at a. pn\ate sanitarium will be •• ^ i chine in the United fetates na% y and be said to be um-versal fa vow tea How held this afternoon at 3 30 o clock from the peei of an> evei built ever the act winds up with a punch Harrv G Poole s chapel and interment that brings the curtain calls | will follow in West View cemeteiy He "With a displacement of 31 oOO tons Martin and F*abrini open in dances is suivived by his widow and one child 111 she \\ ill lie sUgrhtlj larger than her and Buckle> s tiained animals—well i and his twin brother, O W Stafford Phis bungalow ib at Capitol View—onlv 18 minute street car/ride from older sister the PennsyHaiiia, and will tiained too—end the program I Creation be the tenth \es*;el of the super dread postollict It has a prett> In in-, room a dining room, kitchen and three naugh clas to be a^ded to the fleet ! C W N U OOD Printing is largely a question of ljedroomt> with hall leading to latticed back pbrch with a well It has china the Penns\lvami she will can> "A Rog^4 Hero." I The funera' l o'f C °™"VV Nowel- l Jr 3J closet pantry and clothes closet;b l^ot is 100x157 feet elevated, fenced with thiee 14 iinci h rifles in eich turret < \t the BIJMU . who diea Sunday night at midnight at the Creative Ability of the Producer. tweV\ e of these guns alto Vnothei ciowded house gi ei ted 1* 1 I his residence 42~ "Whitehall street will ail ne(.eb*-arj outhouse^ Ceme:nt side-walk with concrete terrace steps and | getneigethen?i aannd -will be the second vessel die Hlac*! 11 d hib associate plaveit, at be held this aftei noon at 2 o clock from CTo CREATE is to ORIGINATE. Haiiy G Poole s chapel and interment yard walk to be so equipped th* Bijo i tiieater la&J ni0ht when V G.'We are the Creator* of many a Although the keel lading occurs onlv ftaffged Hero w is piesenlcd The play will be in "West View cemetery Place is complete and ready to occuyv You can mo\e in at once totia^ woik on the gigantic ribs and is a romed% di ania 111 li\t acts e\ ei \ Beautiful and Tasty Booklet that has plates has been going on for se\eral one of which 11 full of thiills and coin J. A. Gates. \ months and the\ are readv to be rivit bee us and arrange to do so ed> In the role of i whol1 e soiiled but brought Business 'to the Firm we ed in places No 39 i£ already about 10 i codx-to fight anv tarn* Irishman Mr The infant of T 4. Gates died at the per cent completed Black has a pait \\hlch enabled h m residence 10S Peeples street Mondaj Printed it for. Ihe super dreadnought JNien York f which was built at the Biookl^n na\ y the hiusSe ,n ^r£*Xr£iS£L^&a a f Shtet & U iSS^&LZ/tf&KaZltt&SSal ^ CLLet us CREATE a Business-Getting Book- W. D. BE ATIE, 207 Equitable BIdg.\aid is almost readj foi hei trials In fh? nm; he"va S on t.,e stase ?^ arrangements will be anSonnced tv»o weeks it was said todav she will Atiss Vlarie Claire, the leading: -woni J-*ter let for you. steam out fop her maiden trip in also ha1* a strong i ole and she » £ \\ on pi iit> of apl>laube by her sp-len CLPhone Main Two Six Hundred and let us did acting Miss \nna Brandt and. ~VIishow is in 4. well known St "Louis lad> after ment.e and witn a b-uneh of prettj using- a simple recipe on her hair Mnls. tuneful musical numbers and \v hich she mixed it home made the Has been always ele~v fer people in the principal pa-i ts it follow ing statement Without exag- Pure »s as shaw jrood enough to please the ation- mi hair has grown four or most c-5 meal In the open ng number five inches The recipe she use_d_ _is_ Special Loan Fund Will always be The -Minstrel Maids there is a lot as follows and anv lady or gentleman OF ?20,000 TO LOAN in sums of $C 000 to $10000, five years straight without iezj stuff including numbers by ran mix it at home To a half pint of any curtail on improved SEMI-CENTRAL real estate or Atlanta residence >elmai Pot T\ ood& the Densmore water add 1 oz of bay rum, a small nrooerty Apply at once to. sisters, FranTc Beaumont and Russell DOX of Barbo Compound and 44 02 of P •"*•' mmLu *^^*m** A ^^ M. ^*- Can therefore be relied upon. Du* • grljcennc Apply to the scalp two or' •—* \^ W^U SSS» <^ I^i CK ^»J^,TT Milton and Je*nme Delmar thrfie times a ^eek with the tips of 409 TRUST COMPANY OF GLORCCA BUILDING A scant teaspoon makes two cups Steep five minutes only. rf _ house in roar durin_g the the fingeit, It not onlj promotes the teen minutes thej weie on in then jjiowth-. o- f the hai..-,j. but icmoves dan --- „ . and Frank Beaumonmon_-t and tlruff bcalp humors and prevents the -i Joidau in their sinking- andd ddanc- hall from Jailing out Published by the Growers of India Tea. : act provoked rounds of aoplause It darki nt, stitiketl faded gra> hati Ml in all Two Old Tiampb is the and jnakts it soft and glossy These IOEL HUNTER & CO., ATLANTA t t,tOBc J%^K>niiriE> mf m V ^ mm I %f n TK ** ^ " ™ • ** I* I 9

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