ON WAY 'n Anftuar Field Day Exercises GIRL ILL TO DALLAS TO WIN OFFICE OF FRANK 1914JMENTIQN DESERTED BETWEEN; 135 Knights and Nobles of 12:05 Yaarab Temple Start on Long Pilgrimage Over the Testimony Considered Impor- Hot Sands of the Desert. tant by Officers Because Frank at the Inquest Stated CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS. on Stand That He Did Not DECLARE DELEGATES Leave Between Noon on Saturday and 12:25. When Great Throng at the Terminal Quinn Came to See Him. Station to See Atlantans Start—Fund of $76,000 Is SHE WENT TO FACTORY Ready for Entertainment. TO GET PAY ENVELOlgj^ POSITIVE OF THE TIME "Atlanta 1914'" With that slogan and $75.000 pledged by the business men of Atlanta to- as- Photo by Prancto H, Price, Staff Photographer New Evidence, Just S sure the success of the 1814 council, Boys and'gids as. tKey-willJappear "'itv^TThe Butterfly Roundel" at Ponce de Leon today. On the Left—Boys of the fourth grade Highland Avenue school. Read- more than 135 kniiffhts and nobles of ing frotn 4eft to r%h£:> Waker* Franklin, JEverett Bawsel, Edgar Walthail, Marion Dreger. On the Right—Girls from the fourth grade Highland Avenue school. Read- to Detective Department, Yaara-b Temple, A A O M S, started v on the long pilgrimage over the hot ing from left to rfghf: Isabella" Ketp'p, >Iario n Johnson, Emma Jeanne Wynne, Charlotte Smith. Leads Chief Lanford to Be- aands of the desert at 10 o'clock last The annual Field I>ay exercises of morning and everything is In readiness contest These will be the main feat- drill, in which 600 children will take •costumes of red, white and "blue night, to reach the oasis at Dallas, The procession to the grounds will lieve That Mary Phagan the grammar schools of the city take for the big event. ures of the morning program part, representing all tthe fourth grades Tex , whpre the imperial council will in the schools This Is known as the be headed by Camp "Walker veterans, place today at Ponce de Leon. The There will be a 100-yard running In the afternoon there will be run- hold its annual conclave. "aesthetic event" U C V, who will carry an old Con- Was Murdered in the Base- exercises begrin at 9 o'clock and con- dash by the boys, a -high jump contest, ning: exercises for the primary grades, There were thousands at the termi- Then will follow the nag exercises, federate flag The oW soldiers v " tinue until 5 o'clock. At the close of standing broad Jump contest, and two contestants entering from each, nal station when tne caravan reached in which a mass drill will be given by have an escort of some of the prettiest ment — Woman Says She "chinning the bar" The girls will t*iat point, and the demonstration was the afternoon exercises the prizes will class, and the age of the children lim- 1,400 children dressed in the national young ladles In the city. one which will not soon be forgotten be awarded. There will be a first, sec- throw the basket-ball for distance, ited to between 7 and 10 years. colors Each child will carry two* The motion picture men will be on Heard Screams on Saturday Many nobles were In the line of ond and third prize to each Contest have a 75-yard running race, and a At 3 30 o clock there will be the American flags and classes will be the ground to take views of the exer- march from the Masonic temple to the A dress rehearsal was held Fridaj standing broad and running hlsh jump "butterfly roundel," a beautiful figure formed so as to represent a flag with cises Afternoon. - station \dnlr IK Confident. "We will have them here in 1914." A new and Important witness haw said Potentate Forrest Adair, who led Pretty Chorus Girls been found In the Mary Phagan znur- the caravan "I have BO doubt of it HUERTA ANGERED, DRINKS ACID LEFT NEW WHITEHALL der mystery "We of Atlanta (have raised J75.000 in She la Monteen Stover, a Srlrl of 14 one day and have ample hotel facilities And Escorts Injured to take care of 5,000 nobles wnpn the> years, a former employee of the pen-, come • We have Memphis beat to a FROM TREATING MOLE BEFORE BAR OF HOUSE ell factory. frazzle " In an Auto Accident GRADyDOPTED After already having attested to ah The caravan of Yaarab temple will HITSATWIISON Washing-ton Banker Who Re- -atffidavlt now in possession of; tite~ reach the I>allas oasis Sunday morning, Macon Woman Finds Husband solicitor general, she will testify be- and will immediately establish head- Dead in Bed—Had Taken Five Occupants of Speeding cently Attacked Representa- Finance Committee Request- fore the grand Jury that on the day' quarters Action of the United States in of Mary Phagan*s disappearance, she With Its Arab patrol and crack drum Poison. tive Sims Reads Apology. ed by Street Committee to and b«s:le corps, forty strong, Yaarab Consequence of Virtual Re- Machine Are Hurt When entered the pencil plant at 12:05 r temple will keep Oallas awake during Appropriate $30,000 to Be- o'clock In the afternoon and founcl tjhe time council is In session It will pudiation of Ambassador Macon Ga May 9—(Social )— Car, in Rounding Curve, Washing-ton, May 9 —Charles C the offices deserted. "be on the streets day and night, ac- Several weeks ago, K W Smith, who Glover, the Washington banker, who gin Work by October 15. Also, that she remained five mttj- cording to Potentate Forrest Adair, Awaited With Interest. conducts a grocery store on tht Clin- Crashes Into Embankment. recently attacked Representative Sims, utes. during which time no one ap- and Is expected to be one of the big ton road in East Macon, bought a bot- of Tennessee, on account of a speech peared. The building seemed empty features of th e session Thfe patrol delivered In the house, was brought The new grade for Whitehall street, of human occupants, she declares, and will give a drill aTid parade in Dallas Mexico City, May 9.—Keen interest tle of carbolic acid to be used in the Two girls and three young men nar- treatment of a mule which had gotten before the bar of the house late today from a point between Mitchell street no sounds came from any part. Ex* Punday afternoon, and at nlsht will Is being displayed by the government rowly escaped death at 1 o'clock this a nail In its foot Freeman B "Walker, morning, and one of the girls is seri- and reprimanded by Speaker dark for and Trinity avenue to Forsyth street. pectlng to have, found the superiti- serenade the headquarters of every and the public generally in what ac- •who lives next door to the store, being ously injurerkas a result of pn automo- violating the privileges of the house as prepared by the chief of construc- tendeilt. she says she _ went thf tsmple In the city tion the United Stages wilf Jtake as a +3t the'serenaders to art expert on masters of this kind, was bile crash on Peachtree roa*t, 2 miles A resolution authorizing the tion, was adopted by the street corn- both the outer and Inner offices in" Consequence of th.e virtual repudiation beyond Buckhead. b^e treated arefl-n-ytfli i ng like the one called in to apply the treatment Half arrest had been adopted a few minutes mi t tee o-f council yesterday afternoon search of Frank. of Ambassador Wilson today by Pres- rruMec* off In Atlanta on the ev« of ele- of the acid was used and the other half by a vote of 8 to 1, Councilman Jesse parture 1* will be sufficient to bring ident Huefta. The president Has niade Testimony Important **" taken home by "Walker one of the men is an usher there, and When brought In by the sergeant at Wood voted "no." tha Shrine to Atlanta In 1914, no Statement either to Ambassador This morning about E o'clock, Mrs other two aie young Justness men.' arms, Glover read an apology, saying WI th the motion to adopt the new Declare Police. Viarch to tb* Terminal. "Wilson or to the public qualifying his Walker awaken/d to find her hus- The party had been foi a ride and as that his act was committed under great' grade was one requesting the flnanc* The police say that this Is -valuable evidence because of the testimony of Starting from the temple, 135 knights statement that Mr Wilson, "diplomat- band's body lying" half wav out vf the they attempted to round a sharp curve , stress of feeling- arw3 that he did not j committee of council to appropriate a.nd nolles marched behind the drum ically, has no standing" but foreign at high speed, the machine crashed j Frank at the Inquest to the effect bed. She shook htm. and when he know he was affronting the house »$30,000 with which to begin the -work that he remained in his office co-ps through Peaohtree and "White- Minister De La Barra displayed an Into the embankment, tossing the girls failed to arouse she discovered he waa This was the first time !n nearly, on October 15. That date was selected throughout the time between 12 noon hull to Mitchell and thence to the sta- eagerness1 to minimize the incident and one of the men from the car tion There was a crowd of nearly ifead She had been sleeping besidt The party consisted of Miss Adel forty years that an outsider had been in order to give tenants who might and the time at which Quinn arrived, Senor De La Barra said the declara- his corpse for^ several hours be inconvenienced time In which to 25 minutes after 12. Also, they re- 2,000 at the station. Along the route tion of President Huerta did nut mean .Riley, Miss Ethel Raj-, O I* McNeil, of j arraigned before the house for con- of march the nobles pulled off their n developed that Walker had sw»i- J614 Kmplre building, B S Brooks, oC j tempt The assault occurred In Farra- ^ia^e other arrangements. count his statement that Mary Pha- the severance of diplomatic relations he c f gan entered the building at 12:05. thd stunts which are calculated to attract between Mexico and the United States /owed the balance of the contents of the Peachtree garage, and Clarence eut Square on April 18, when Repre- ,7 J^* «»* ° 0 the work to the clty U be ?47 288 and of thls !n time the Stover girl says she arrived. attention to Atlanta in Dallas He draws a fine distinction between the bottle of acid used in tho treat- j Ginn, an usher at the picture house IsentatKe Sims and Mr Glover met for - - ~ \t ** 45 the nobles boarded the spe When the crash occui red McNeil ran terested property owners have sub- The latter states she went to draw the diplomatic representative who per- ment of the mule's foot the nrst tfm*t e after the former ha( cial of the Southern railwav and to Buckhead. where he fell In a faint *| scribed $17,000. The county. It waa her pay envelope. She Is positive of forms the full functions of his office, Walker was 44 vears of age and De- made a the time at -which she appeared in the promptly at 10 o'clock the train moved and one who confines himself to rou- as soon he attracted aid The par- I speech in the house severely -stated, has agreed to do the work with out The caravan will move slowly, cides his widow he leaves one son and ty was arried to the Grady hospital ', criticising Mr. Glover in connection' convicts and the cost to the city will office, because she loked at the time- tine matters, and said he a-pprehended clock on the wall fronting the en- picking up knights at Birmingham, no eerious consequences from today's five unmarried daughters Two years* i There it was stated that Miss Ray was (with the proposed sale of certain t>is- j be the building of the necessary re- i Meridian and Shreveport At each of seriously injured in the back and arms, i trie of Columbia real estate to toe ffov- Dining walls and furnishing the ma- trance to the outer office. She was incident airo he moved to Macon. from Means- terlal. anxious, she says, to ascertain If It the above points. Yaarab temple will Those close to the administration ville, and Is said to have been a heavy and that the other girl had severe lac- ernment. disembark and parade througih the erations on her head and body, while To Auk Council (or the Money. was time to draw the pay for which say they would not be surprised should drinker H© was a blacksmith by Durlnig the devate on the report of the she had come. streets The caravan will be met at the United States take Mexico at her all three of the men were bruised and The council finance committee will trade In telling of the value of the Sto- pach of the stations bv commercial word and recal 1 Ambassador Wilson. committee which investigated tihe Inci- be asked to make the appropriation in Thio makes the fourth suicide In tbe June ver girl's testimony, the police refer organizations, anrf" will be entertatnejfl but the opinion prevails that President dent Mr Glover waited in the office i apportionment sheet by the local tern pits while they are M"acon this month, and at the ^present The question was asked by Council- to Frank's testimony, which was re- of the sergeant-at-arms He waa corded as follows: in thte cities Continued on Page Two. rate. May gives promise of becoming- , . . , . _ . . man Havert yy what would be the effeci The ti aln made up for the special known as the "suicide month " brought in as soon as the resolution | „ after tne new Brade wag established "What timja did Miss Hall, the sten- ographer, leave the office Saturday accommodation of Yaarab temple Is was adopted and arraigned before the • and new buildings were started coun- April 26'" composed of six sleepers, buffet, parlor CALLS DEMOCRATS apeaker's rostrum I ell failed to appropriate the money? dlnlne: and observation car Special When ashed whether he desired to | To this Charles H. Black replied thai "About 12 noon I recollect the make a defense and be represented by the four citizens who contemplated time because I heard the noon whis- ohefs were taken alons to prepare the tles blow " meals for t-he delegates A number counsel, the banker admitted the facts erecting buildings would not expect New Witness in Phagan Case al "What did you do when she de- will remain aboard the train while in BANDIT-SERVANTS as recited in the resolution, but earn- j >y damages and would not sue the parted T" Dallas instead of taking reservations estly disclaimed any intention of vlo- As tf "Started work on my-books." at the hotels- Receptions aboarf the latir-B the privileges of the house. 'H\ >e county has agreed to do the "Were you alone?" *• Columbus. Ga., May 9.—(Special )— car will be held while in Dallas express deep regret and offer my apol- work, and as it is more than likely "So far as I knew." Forecasting depression and a proba- ogy," he concluded Tttien Represent- that the council finance committee Taste of Georfirin Tfonpttail "Did anyone come in later?" ble cut in wages to the lowest notch atlve Crisp, of Georgia, offered a res- w!u Provide the money, it looks now V '"We are going: t*> give the nobles a aB 1£ tne "Yes Shortly after 12 o'clock, the taste of Georgia hosmtaHtj-,* Noble W on account of the revis-ion of the olution authorizing the reprimand Hei improvement of Whitehall A "Foster said tariff under the democratic adminis- urged that reprimand always had been ''street this year is a certainty il Tn addition to the mv itation which tration, B* Gordon, of Columbus, the penaltv in such career, e-ccept (a A crowd of citizens appeared $ will be extended by Yaarab temple by president of the Cotton Manufacturers one aggravated case many years ago before the street committee- Friday Potentate Forrest \dair "W A Foster | association of Georgia, in his annual Speaker Clark delivered the repri-i afternoon, some few of whom objected tne new Weather Prophecy and John \ Hvnds, and Claude Hutch- ! address to the meeting of the asso- mand solemnly and deliberately. "The!'" Srade. contending that a ciation In this city today said. freedom of speech and immunity from srade not so radical would accomplish LOCAL SHOWERS. eson, of Jonesboro. there will be Invi- the tations from Governor Brown, Mayor j "We are now about In tCbis position question on words spoken in the sen-I Purpose desired without damaging the cotton mill train on which we ate and house." he said, "lie at the! Property or putting tenants to Incon- Woodward and the presidents of the 1 are all passengrers and whit*h has been root of our institutions. Assaulting a venlence. •various civic organisations in Atlanta, Arn .howera Saturday, , running along pretty smoothly on member of coragress for words spoken I °ne those who objected was Snndnr fair, llsht to moderate variable Quite a few officials of other cities in jlldse John T p ( schedule time through what we In debate might cotflpel a good man,.' - endleton, who owns • Georiflarliave sent assuring messages tne that \tlanta will show the nobles a thought was a friendly country, has who does not want to kill anybody, tol building occupied by the Capital "royal good time" in 1914 rf they dome ( been held up by a lot ot bandits, not perform that very act " He said that there Local R«por<. < b here t the usual cut-throat variety, but much During the debate preceding the rep- ™°u™ e a cut of sever ana a halr Lowest temperature gg_- \.£ "Atlanta Is better equipped to han- to our surprise, we find tihem to be rlmand, when the house was In a ver»!feet In front of hls P«roperty which Highest temperature go ± our legislative servants. They do not 3 h m dle the 1914 council than any other seffous mood. Representative Thomas, | »?"i!. f^ !. ' , ."2?,"abl! e damage. Mean temperature g8 city in the south." was the parting say 'your money or your life,* but they of Kentucky, created a laugh by de- «e ' ald that * cat woald "<> Normal temperature g? do say what we believe means our claring Mr Glover, was an athlete.'! Rainfall In past 24 hours Inches.. .00 Continued on Page Two. i prosperity if -not our very life. while Representative Sims was "blessed Attorneys E C. Meyer and L. Z Deficiency since 1st of month. In.." .54 "In substance th**y explain that with an abnormal abdominal protu- Rosser objected, the former because Deficiency since January 1. In 17 they regret to trea* their masters In berance," and that TVffr. Glover would there would be a fill In front of the this wa>\ but that they knaw what Guthman laundry, and the latter be- have been "justified Just as much in Bcporti From Varloni Station*. Thrifty People Know is best and they must cut down Mle-ae assaulting a Muscogree duck with cause he thought a number of people legitimate profits so they can divide both wings clipped.". might be damaged unnecessarily. Th_ : sum ! the money to better advantage. When Cash Grocery company, a, furniture 6Ut»of 2* in-. —that it is easy to saye [ the people who built tihe mills and dealer and the Atlanta ^ox factory WBATBBK. I p.m. | HU& money by reading and buy- j the people who keep them golns and also objected, claiming that their bust- Atlanta, cloudy. . .{ 73 80 | .00 , the farmers who raise the cotton to This 3-Line Want Ad— ness would be Injured. Atlantic City, cldy,I 60 I 72 | .00 ing- by Constitution Ads. Yet 1 supply them, all In due time begjn Robert R- Otts, George H. Boynton. Baltimore, cloudy.,' 68 | 76 j .00 they always get the best, be- ! to feel the disastrous effects of this J. Carroll Payne, M. U. Thrower, R. A, Birmingham, cldy.. | 58 j 64 I .05 ] hold-up, then the same conscientious famished .Toom. with flve large Broyles, V. H Krlegshaber. L. C Boston, pt cldy. .{ 58 64 .0. 5 cause those who advertise able bandit-servants will be" looking* windows, every convenience, references requir- Greene, "Walker Dun son, C. E. Caverly. Brownsville, dear.j 72 j 82 | .00 ! ed 374 Peachtree street. Ivy 0400 v for other jobs." " v C. H. Black, J. R, Smith and others Buffalo, clear. . ..j 40 | 50 .00 sell more than those who Charleston, pt.'C..| 70 f 76 . .00 * T.h<5 following officers were elected were among those who .spoke in favor Chicago, clear. ... 1 don't—hence they can sell [ tonight: F. B. Gordon, Columbus, pres- of the project. They stated'that un- 40 | 44 j .02 ident; Harry I* Williams, Columbus, Rented 6 Rooms* in 31 less the work was done at once and Denver, cloudy. ..j 48 | 50 | .96 good goods for less and still secretary and treasurer; C. V. Truitt, -with the grade submitted by the cbJel Galveston, clear. .] 7~2- '| 7766 | .00 LaGrang-e, Ga., Allen F. Johnson, At- Days. , of construction Jt-coaJd not be done Hatterau, pt. cldy. .j 68 |74 | .02 make a fair profit. lanta; George H. Lanier, West Point; at, all, They said that-'-all property Kansas City, cldy.. I 62 i 72 I .00 C. B. Carpenter, Trlon; J. H. Porter, For -54 cents The' Constitution -values on, the street would ^ ; greatly Knoxvllle, cloudy.. j 74 | 78 | .00 For example— " B. •increased and increases would utsvllle. rt .cldy.i 68 1 7S | .00 placed this ad before thousands "far more than~o££$e± any^ damages. Melnphid. clear.. .1 78 | 82 | .00 Fancy Grapefruit gc. Meikelham, -IJlndale; Hand, Pei- for 3- days. Pretty good returns f - -• Thome Who Kftvored Project. Mlaxnl, clean. . . .{ hamf J A. MandevIIle, Carrlllton; H* ° ^Tboae who favored tne -plan took Mobile, clear. . . .| 72 1 82 | .0*1 25-lb. sack Flour $1.17. "W. 8w4£t, Columbus, executive commit- for so small a sum. The Consti? the position that 'tbe improvement Montgomery, cldy.. I 7« | 84 | i«0; i Fine Dressed Hens i6J^ tee; H. A. Carter, Atlanta, Fuller E. tution's Classified can rent your ie of great benefit to the entire New Orleans, cldy.l 74 | 82 I .00 Callaway, I^aGrange; G. B. Scott, ,At- cl(y 'A was too great and ,too wide vf Tork, cloudy.) 62 | 64 1 ...W- -= -Z i 3 catis Sweet Corn asc. lanta, and P. B. Murphy, Newnan, legis- rooms as quickly—get "you ^thc _ ~i« Its nature to allow any OKlaboma. creai-. .] 76 I 86 I -oo-; xf Pork, Roast 150 a pound. lative committee. Plttsbure, clear. -I 50 ! <0V | „. ; people you want when you "want one man or his Interests to stan d( in Lemon Cling Peaches The traffic committee is composed of the way of It. V * „ ~ Rapid City, eldy. .1 40 I 40 \ .68_ H. P. Meikelham, Ulndale; J. D. Mas- them. , -^ ^Attorney Meyer submitted, 'another Hoswel^r clear.' . .1 S« I -84 l"*0» . . can. San 'Francisco, dr.I 6» f-W t--'-l«" *7i sey, Columbus; C. V. Trultt, LaG-range; r grade and said ae believed) that the Fancy Lemons i$c dozen. Fuller E. Callaway, LaGranRe; Allen 2 jines 3 tinies^iBc," j«~,,j objector~ ^s -~-—,~-- ^. St. Ixmis, pt. -cldy.^•~ 58 1-"7S;,I- .09*VJ,-'S F. Johnson, Atlanta; F. Thardwiek, St. Paul, clear. . -I 5t riSS* 't- Mr ,""? Florida Tomatoes 150 bas- Dal ton; tariff committee, Fuller E. Cal- 3 li««s 3 t£m^^4C.--^;v |™fS ^^SU-^ all Salts Lake /ratyTclr.1 ^.^fS - f V 80 I iOO'J " ket. laway, 1/aGrangre; Allen F- Johnson, At- 1 80 \, 84^ I' .00 i a '-* - at" Interest. • - „ . Tatnpa, clear'. ."J. ~\ 7* • }'• 84-,rU(i lanta r F. Thardwick. Oalton. Phone your want" ads "and S, i'r The ars»m«nfi,agaitistitBlai was that -—and there are others in QH«CJn was chosen as the next meet- plies" to, It^'febUld '.p*»s,e taore delay and that ledo, clear.". . -t, -50 ^ \ ,"58?. f '"ij •arovlfitot' be -p^feslWe. to'agree upon Washington, cldy ^4 . 6&- K T«= ! -t]|js morning's Constitution, HBRBKANN.,

-,iy*£t' KWSPAPER Httle. «jfri;^hi> ',wks Killed eatereij my floor" I loofced-Vl "'five clpclt:4oj see,f body Was lowered obstacles against the flotation *oC a to the " f HUERTA ANGERED, Mexican loan, v The attitude of the 111* worxt cue*, no nutter ot %ow ' , It was time to draw ray payi I would 1 are cutM by the wonderful, oM- rell*&l» Dr, have looked at"1 it, "anyhow, T suppose, Neither OMef Lanford nor the solici- HITS AT WILSON administration is to maintain its pol- T'orfer's Antl»9Uc HatllnjE (ML Retlnefc 11*19- When $Iaty Phagan tor would, reveal the name of the REPUBLICAN SENATORS; icy, from'non-interference in Mexico's as it was always customary- tor me and bwta *t th* «un* Urn*. 25c£ OOc, *1.«O, - R*acli* Override Decision of ports. Although there- has been a change iti "What time do you say Lemmie i the Inner one. He wasn't there. day. ; Qainn arrived?" either. I thought he might have been hands, the state busted itseit through- Democrats to Consider Meas- Kuert* the CdnitnlstratlorC the ambassador '^Abfiut 12:25 o'clock," somewhere around the building, so I out the day with examining 100 or That President Huerta during his has -not been disturbed in his tenure "Were you out of the office from waited. "When'he didn't show up in more witnesses who were attimauned to ure Without Public Hearings, conference, with Mr. Wilson used of office, for his. removal would have the time the noon whistles, blew un- few minutes, I went to the door the office of Solicitor Dorsey. muoh easphaais in explaining- .the posi- Involved the necessity of appointing Ills successor, a move that might have CASH STORE tU Qulnn came?" and peered., further down the floor Solicitor Dorsey announced Friday tion of his government, and that bis -Tffo^ among the machinery. ' i" couldn't see morning that he had obtained one of By John Corrlffan, Jr. been Interpreted as & virtual recog- Stonteen Stover -was seen by a Con- ilm there, .,.-.., .., , .. , „.. America's best detectives to assist WasJiingrton, D. C., May 9.—(Spe- remarks MPere characterized by a bit- nition of the new Mexican regime. 124 Whitehall stitution reporter last night at her "I stayed untjil the clock .hand, .was him. He would not disclose the naxo«. cial.)—The Underwood tariff bill terness and warmth wHleh clearly .re- htfme, 3-71 South Foray th street. She pointing exactly; to ten minutes alter Haying;- that the new detective would reached ^the senate today arid that flected -his deep resentment against Bell Phone M. 428 AH. 91 J». a daughter by first marriage of twelve. Then, I went downstairs. The work secretly on the case. It is ru- 'body, as usual, will determine the what he termed the unreasonableness SHRINERS ON WAY rinal form of the revenue. measure. \ Mys,, Homer Edmondson, a boarding building was quiet and I couldn't hear mored that Detective Burns has been of the WiOsihlnirtoii government In employed to conduct the i Investigation. The senate Is always counted upon TO DALLAS TO WIN 'house keeper of that address. a sound. I "didn't see anybody. AS I withholding recognition of the Mexi- She Is now employed with a "White- walked from the building- out to the Many Detective* on Trail. to raise rates that are too low, and We Deliver "hall street department store as sales- street I saw four young; boys stand- the house waysftan.d means, can government ISc day in the shape of an affidavit at- moved that the grade submitted by ator "W1J1 lam A Id en SreVth predicted official matter, with the exception of tested by a young woman pedestrian iw the mutilating of the Interiors of 8 Bars Export Borax the chief) of construction be adopted dire consequences to the business nf urgent affairs, or ordinary procedure, taxicabs. Mixed Sausage, .'ho passed the building at 4:30 and the finance committee be asked the country, which he declared would for the simple reason that while the Soap . . . per pound lOc o'clock the Saturday of the crime. to appropriate $30,000 In the June ap- suffer again what It suffered twenty government of tihe "United States did She testifies to this effect: portionment sheet. years ar?o. The sugar schedule he de- not recognise the government of Mex- RUNS INTO STREET CAR 13 Packages Whole HogHaslets,each 2Oc That at 4:30 o'clock Saturday aft- Councilman Haverty offered an nounced as "a crime," saying it would ico all agreements would be ineffective RATHER THAN HIT MAN Pearllna . . . 25C ernoon, April 2fi. as «t'i» passed the amendment that the new grade be not give a monopoly to the American in view of the fact that the govern- Fresh Beef Hearts, each 2O& Forsyth street entrance to the Na- established until the city had appro- Sugar Refining' company In three years ment of Mexico has IKJ personality be- tional Pencil factory, she was at- and that the price of sug~ar would re- Rather than run Into a man de- 3-lb Can Sweet priated the money. fore the government of the United scending from a. wajgon. Call Officer J. Fresh Beef Tongue, each 3Qc tracted by shrill screams of a girl Councilman Wood moved as a sub- turn to the high level that prevailed States. Violet Beels . . 08c emanating, apparently, from tihe before domestic competition. P. Born ran his motorcycle Into a street stitute for the whole that no new "This was the substance of the con- car on Becatur street early Friday basement of the plant building. So 1 o Coerce Employees. 1 3 Cans Sweet Fine Dressed Hens, Ib. 1 7c grade be adopted until all parties at ference between his excellency, Ambas- morning , and was thrown, several' tragic did the cries sound that she Interest could get together and come Senator Thomas rea°d to the spna te sador Wilson, and the president of VloUt Corn stopped. Three sharp, piercing an article from a Troy, N. T., news- the republic of Mexico, General Vic- yards. He escaped unhurt, except for' . . . 25c N.Y. Full Cr'm Cheese, lb.1 9c to an agreement. bruises. He was answering a call, and screams cam? in succession, then Councilman Wood's substitute had paper In which an employee of the Uni- turiano H-u-erta, died away as though having been "In addition, however, the govern- attempted to pass the street car. Just Fresh vegetables and fancy BVi'd Fresh Eggs, dz. 19° no second, and that of Councilman ted States Shirt company declared* as he was about to d.o so, John Wai-1 stifled. Haverty \vas votfd down. The motion that concern already had threatened ment of Mexico, whether recognized fruit at lowest prices. The deponent says that although her ur not by the United States, has lace, of Bast Point, stepped from a,j of Councilman Kimbrough was then to reduce wages and In other ways wagon beside the car, making It Im- j 25-lb Sack Sugar SI. 14 experience preyed depressing-ly on her adopted. had attempted to coerce its workers adopted and will always adopt meas- mind, she did not consider It Impor- ures for the security of all the In- possible for the policeman to pass. Hej to use thetr Influence against the was unable to stop his machine In i CONTINENTS CASH GRO, CO, Lemon Cling Peaches, tant enough to report to police author- Underwood bill. habitants of the country, whether Its ities until she read of the Phasran mur- own .nationals or foreigners, and this tiipe.. and therefore jammed it into thej 182 Whitehall St. can - - - 1 2^c "Speaking- for myself," said Senator rear of the car. der. Her testimony has been In the Daniels in Charleston. Thomas. "T want to say here and now has been demonstrated by the atten- lust Below tin High Rent Section Fancy Lemons, doz. . 1 9c nrts of Chief L*anford since last Mon- Charleston, S. May 9.—Secretary that tactics of this sort will produce tion given to the 3ust petitions of day. of the Navy Josephus Daniels arrived any but desired results. I believe that those who have been In any manner CINCINNATI CARMEN Believe* <;irl WON Alive. tonight at the navy yard, which he an industry which resorts to this line injured by past revolutions. Full Line of Florida This thro a new aspect on the will Inspect tomorrow. He is accom- of conduct that its employees may be "The United States and all the peo- GO ON STRIKE TODAY mystery. The problem of the bloody panied by Mrs. Daniels and his aide. coerced should meot the result of hav- ples of Europe have irrefutable proofs Fruits and Vegetables hairs and stains found on the second Commander Palmer, Mr. Daniels will ing placed on the free list every arti- that the government of Mexico Is spe- Cincinnati, Ohio, May 9.—A- strike floor confront the sleuths. It has here- leave tomorrow night on a torpedo cle that enters Into -its line of bust* cially pledged to give guarantees to order calling out Cincinnati street car tofore been the accepted theory that boat destroyer for Port Royal, whence ness." everybody without distinction of na- men, effective a,t 9 o'clock tonight, was the murder was committed in that he will go to Savannah to spend a few •T think It little less than brazen tionality," modified tonight by an order for all 7 E. MITCHELL ST. part of the building. Chief I-anford, hours before taking a train for Wash- effrontery," said Senator Smith, of Capital Cnt Off. men to finish, their night runs. Conse- however, believes that the girl was ington. Michigan, answering Mr. Thomas, "for The rebels again have cut off the quently conditions tonight were nor- SEWELL'S the senator from Colorado to make capital from rail communication with mal* but carmen say few cars, if any, these statements and to say that man- the United States by burning a num- will leave the barns In the morning:. ufacturers shall not be allowed to ber of bridges on the-main line'of the •Crowds gathered at the various barns Money Saving AT THE THEATERS complain about the burdens put upon National railway near Wadley, In San tonight, but there was no violence. them by this bill. If you think by Luis Potosl. It is believed the rebels The carmen here recently were or- Specials for Today your threats you can force silence on came frdm Matehuala, which they re- ganized and one of the' demands Is Men's Suits the part of employers of labor you are cently captured and made a concen- recognition of the union. Company Buy from first hands and Ml Tbis Weak tration point. officials refused to meet employees' ATLANTA making a mistake." save 20 to 50 per cent on your Continuing". Senator Smith declared In the state of Zacatecas there is representatives. MATINEES Miss Billy Long Co. that what tiio country suffered twenty greatly Increased rebel, activity. The purchases. MONDAY, years ago through the Wilson bill. It state capital is practica-lly besieged. Our tremendous purchasing WED. and Sat. THE GIRL FROM According- tp a private message re- Family Gathering for Turners. OUT YONDER in a Rich Blend of was about to suffer again. He added C. C- G-Illett, secretary -to the en- power as wholesalers enables ceived here Francisco £*asq;uez Gomez, that the democratic sugar schedule tertainment committee Of the Atlanta us to undersell all competitors. was a crime: that it would In three after a conference at I>ag Vacas,- with 25c NEXT WEEK—"Ire Yon a General Carranza, is going to= -Wash- turn verein, has issued invitations to We retail at wholesale prices. years give the American Sugar Refin- & CamiJy gather-ing' at the turners' NixMslSctoSOe Mason?".-Seals Noir ing company a monopoly and send the ington as the representative of the SOLID CARLOAD FANCY rebels. This report Is -not regrarded ihall, 36 1-2 South Forsytti street, Sun- price of sugar up to what It was be- day, evening- from 8:30 to 10:30 o'clock. LEMONS, Blue—Orange—Red! fore the country had domestic com- celved here Francisco VasQUez Gomez, The entertainment la for the members per doz. petition. has no great following. M,i1ln«»Tod. and their Immediate families ofcly. T While Senator Smith kept the floor, General Pascual Orozco and sixty Solid carload Pine- ^7 4^ Tonight al 8:30 Senators Reed, James, Smoot, Works, men today made their long deferred apples, each « C Here for Hw First Time NEXT WEEK There*s always something NEW. Thomas and Hitchcock entered into departure from the cap!tal to enter GUS EDWARDS' KID KABARET the campaign Jn the north. General Embalmer Kills Self. Solid carload New Irish Pota- PAUL an argument that turned away from With IS lolly Singing Kids to be »een at this store i ONE of sugar to the manufacture of furniture Orozco will be Joined at °*Torreon by Nashville, Tenn.. May 9.—TTest No- toes, per BELLE STORY, Singing Star DICKEY and then back again to sugar. General Cheche Campos and thence Jeu, an emb-almer, as~ed 27, conSniitted peck the many novelties that we are will proceed to Jlmlneia, where he -will suicide by swallowing- carbolic acid* at Witnams, Thompson & Copeland Famous FfMt Senator James said he would prefer Ban Star in a showing in Men's Suits, is of an await orders from the war depart- fhls home here this afternoon. No rea-, Fresh String Beans, Hart's Six Stepoars Rfesnerand Sketch to have the sugar "monopoly" bought Core*, and Gtoers. by money from the treasury of the ment. son Js assigned for the act. A note only, per qt ELEGANT and attractive **BASKET- was left to his wife tn which was the 10c f United States than to give It permis- Florida Tomatoes, WEAvE' all-wool material in a sion to continue "to rob the people."' NO STATELIEST UECKIVED brief statement: "Good-bye, darling.". FRO At.-WILSON AT CAPITA!. per basket 15c blend of BLUE--ORANGE—and RED ! Senator Thomas got Into an argu- Washington, May 9.—No official This is a very rich effect^ the ment again by stating that Syrians, statement was received today at the 10-lb. pail Silver Japanese, Chinese, Mexican peons and white house from Ambassador Wilson Type w r i te r Repairing. Leaf Lard SI.39 combination showing a BROWNISH other foreigners wece employed In the concerning the alleged protest made Am. Writing Machine Co. western beet fields, and that the usual by Provisional President Huerta, of M issourl Brand Break- ground I wage paid was about 20 centc a'day. fast Bacon, per Ib. -. Senator Smoot denied this. Mexico, against the failure of this 15c government to recognize the Huerta Missouri Brand Ham*, The Senator Hitchock wfcntf-d to know- government and thus remove alleged why the furniture manufacturers of per Ib 19c Daylight The cut of these Suits is in Michigan were ,afral IS on.i e ,o:i: l Branch Store, "164 Oecatur j ,itH?'; stronSest " •**»^'.-**D*s*.- .*"*i^«»*»**"«^"'- *" 'M*ini83r > tihe Acou; UUUI UUHUUll UI1L.ll uniinunu in iiuinu i un umuu Boston. May patter workenv™ Janitors, bakern.,. e»clt,we*lt to employ clerks and persons caring- tor E By Judge Candler FAR mm OPERA BY SCHOOL Industrial and mercantile and machinery;. First Day's Session Hurried Up "So long as~ representative* of the the: Georgia; legislature takes .10,000, "• Lawyer Scores ."Charities and The Seventh and Eighth Grades state have tout one object in view; BUC- "We are. making too many' misde- to See Georgia and Tech meanors, we are making too many, fel- Declares Nothings Is Being Take Part in Entertainment Bell and cess—success as tlie world views it—- onies. The result Is the average man Done for Unfortunates. at the .Auditorium.' Clash. success for themselves, verdict of Jn- seldom knows If he is a criminal to- By FREDERICK PANNING AVER ries will be looke'd upon as the result day, and many are constantly violating 8aid statutes from spitting on the sitiewalks ''liaei. Knf*r-Tlte Now, Pasadena, Col. Athens, Ga., May 9-—(Special.)—The of trickery aad adroit Jnffffling*" _ Savannah. Ga., May 9.—(Special.)— The- concert last evening at the Au- V«*MW Judge John S. Candler In an address, up. The Associated. Charities of Savannah ditorium by the children of the eighth Georgin State Baraca convention, rep- "Juat so long as we make laws by was scored In police court today by A savage vttStf.—Litenay Guide, Bngla*3. resenting 275 Sunday schools of the before students of " the Atlanta l*aw grades, assisted by a selected number the books full over su ramer we will Sttnon N. Gazan, a lawyer representing from the seventh grades of the public Has an elegant atmosphere of its own. — The Oregoman, Portland, Ort. Various denominations of the stat:?. school and members of the Atlanta have laws violated. I believe with a 15-year-old white girl charged with. Richness and .depth of feeling. — Times Union, Albany, N. Y. decided1 this morning after organizing bar. General Grant that if a law is a bad the theft of a bicycle. The arraign- schools, was enjoyed by a large' audi- Remarkable gift of unagery. — Northern Wing', Englaai. the convention, to visit the Georgia- Judge Candler waa introduced by one, enforce 1ft. That would repeal ment of the charities and of the state ence. Most versatile. — Nems.-Difnvtr, Col. Tech baseball game. There was one Dean Hamilton Douglas, who paid a 75 per cent of the Georgia laws In 24 created a sensation. Miss Helen Pen- All the songs were greatly enjoyed,, Extraordinarily Vigorous.— Son Francisco Argatuntt, high tribute to his services as a jurist, months. dleton, secretary of the charities, was and the chorus of 1,000 children waa dissenting vote. Many of the Baraca "More crime Is committed in Georgia and as a practitioner. not permitted to reply in court to Ga- fine, and. the organ accompaniments by P. PUTNAM'S SONS, Publishers. N. Y. Price SZ.SO classes of young: men In the cities in one year than in all of England and zan's attach. have their ball teams and their sum- Judge Candler delivered a red-hot Ireland for Just the reason that we 'To raise money for any poor un-1Dr._Percy Star nee -were, well rendered. mer series of scheduled sarnes- and Indictment of practices current among have such a useless repetition of laws, fortunate I would rather beg for it The childre nfrom the seventh grades their interest in ball playing was eome lawyers, and, incidentally, he we call misdemeanors, all sorts of from the crowds on Broughton The children from the seventh grades genuine and not out of harmony with paid a warm compliment to the folly things, and the statutes cross-Eire with street than to get a cent from the As- were from the following schools: the result that the public enforces just the gpneral plan <>f Baraca, classes. of some of Georgia laws. sociated Charities," said Mr. Gazan.. Crew Street, Edge wood avenue, Cal- •*The Idea of taking: an ignorant man, about 25 per cent of the laws. 'She Is too old to go before the Ju- tioun Street, Formwalt Street, Peeples T-he first delegations arrived la.3t Atlanta v. Great Britain. work on him until 4 o'clock in the venile court, and it would be wrong Street, Lee Street, Pryor Street and night and estaVshed headquarters to morning, then flare a flash-light in his "I have sentenced more men to be to send her to jail. .It is a crying pull for. the convention to meet >n face and say, 'We know you killed hanged who have been hanged than all shame that there is not some ^institu- •Williams Street. Augusta in 1914. An hour after the somebody,* is worse than the Spanish the judges in Great Britain combined tion In the nature of a girls' home or The program consisted of "Polk ^Augusta crowd, 'J8 strong, arrived. Inquisition. Such a practice has no since I860. Think .of It! And there is reformatory to which she could be Songs of Many Countries." You will make a big bunch came in from M-acon and place in the law, and that's why the a reason. It's the laws and the meth- sent. Professor William M. Slaton was public are loos ing confidence in and ods of some lawyers. People have This city has provided no such master of ceremonies and introduced the contest began at once, Macon also respect for the officers of the court. no respect for law when there is too place, yet $20,000 of Savannah's money the numbers. Miss Kate Harralaon, this hotel your home •wanting the convention. This morn- Stand Wo Place for Detective*. much of it, and when the law is used can be spent to send to New York to ing Atlanta delegates were wearing "A detective who would voluntarily for purposes of oppression. arrange for an automobile road race. the director of music In the school*, —if you seek luxurious comfort—highly efficient ^ags with a rival message to Augusta's go on the stand ought not to be be- 75 Per Cent Too Mnny taws. "The state has provided no such in- had charge of the chorus. and Macon's "M^et me *n Atlanta In lieved. The purpose of a detective is "There is no such thing as the un- stitution, yet the cities throughout G-eor- Thirty-five of the city schools were and cheerful service—notable moderation in prices. 1914." to find evidence, and not to swear tliat written law In Georgia, except-that 75 grla can, 33ke Savannah, afford to represented, and they wore their school The state officers present are: J. A. per cent of the statutes ought to be the evidence he has is true. The de- spend money freely for things lttt« colors, making an attractive scene. It* location is ideal—just one blp?k from the Pennsyl- Jsnkson. president. Maron: W. H. tective Is Interested to convict the man unwritten, and forgotten. I heartily road races, grand opera and music fes- High school boys acted as ushers vania station— within a stone's throw of the great Ppeer. vice president. Columbus; R- r, whom hla evidence involves, and, there- concur In the opinion of President Taft, tivals. Mclntosh. second vice president, Al- fore, he Is not a competent witness. who answers those who say there, are "Whatever you do, don't turn her and distributed the programs. shopping district—in the center of theatrical activities. bany; Bryson Crano, third vire presi- "When I hear lawyers tell a Jury too many lawyers in congress. That over to the Associated Charities. Three The program rendered was as fol- The kind of accommodation you have always sought dent, August a; -J. M. Loner, fourth 'I don't believe,' or 'I do believe.' I the place for the lawyer. weeks ago I called the attention of lows: •vice president. Tartprsvilie; G. it. wonder if they knfcw the breach they "The law la as high a calling aa the the charities to the girl's condition, Songs of England—(a) "The Pox —at the price you have always wanted to pay. Baldowskt of Augusta, treasurer; J. J. are committing. They are not com- ministry, or any other profession. The but they did nothing. The girl is West, of Albany, secretary, and E. P. Hunt;" (b) "Weel May the Keel Row." petent witnesses and they have a decid- duties of the lawyer are aa sacred and more ragged, more destitute, more Songs of Scotland—(a) "Plow Gent- Clark, local secretary for the state ed Interest in the case they plead. as solemn, for his work is the conserv- hopeless now than she was then. convention. ly, Sweet Afton;" (b) "Auld Lang Such a statement is the consequence of ation of the rights of citizens. He ''But what can you exrpect from the Syne." Addresses of w^ti-mm- and responses one of two thing's, vlciousness or Ig- must have a proper estimate of his Associated Charities?" HOTEL with reports from ihf president, the Songs of Scotland and France—(a) norance. profession and his duties. He must "They file records and make reports "Blue Bells of Scotland:" (b) "My treasurer, and the secretary, took up "Conceit is not many steps removed grasp what a man is guaranteed un- and investigate, and investigate, some the morning session, and an address Normandy"—Seventh grades. from ignorance, and an odd commentary der the constitutions of his state and more while the victims of their 'chari- Songs of Ireland—(a) "Spirit of the on "Wha.t to Read." by A. B. Oaldwell, on conditions of Georgia Is our penal nation. What a big thing are a man's ty' starve!" Nearer them Anything to Everything of Atla-nta, was one of the features Summer Time;" (b) "Isle of Beautr." code. The Lord thought he could run rights—bigger than his pocket-book— The girl was remanded to the custo- Songs of Wales—(a) "The Rising of of tihe afternoon sessions. This was this world with ten commandments, but bigger than his home." dy of her lawyer. followed by an address on "The So- the Lark;" (b) "Why Lingers My cial Side of the Baraca Class," by T. C. Gaze?" Qu-arles, of Augusta. A reception was DR. BELK WILL PREACH Songs of Austria and Italy—(a) WASHINGTON SEES PLAY LONDON SHIVERS AT "The Hills of Tyrol;" (b) "Santa Lu- Riven to the yoiins men delegates ANNUAL SERMON SUNDAY this evening. WRIT BY MRS. BURLESO& SUFFRAGETTE THREATS sia"—Seventh grades. . Tern Cotbft Grill The program tn morrow is full of Songs of America—(a) '"Way Down The annual sermon for the faculty Upon de tfwanee Ribber;" (b) "Dixie;" interest and the pi .rp of the meeting Washington. May 9.—Mrs. Woodrow London. May 9.—Apprehension of the and students of the Atlanta Normal f will be decided prob-a&ly at the af- (c) * H'ome, Sweet Home." Wilson, the Misses Wilson and others authorities over the threat by the mili- and Industrial institute will be part of ternoon session. I an Interesting program in the Cosmo- prominent In official and diplomatic tant suffragettes to eclipse their de- ; society, were present tonight at trie structive acts of the past week was polltan A. M. E. church, next Sunday I afternoon, at 3' o'clock. Richard D, presentation at a private theater of manifested by the precautions which Don't forget our auction S were taken this morning when Premier [ Stinson, principal, invites all persons "PARADISE LOST AND "Her Hour," a play written by Mrs. of both races interested in the practi- DR. E. G. GRBFF3N S e Asquith and Winston . Spencer sale of bungalows and lots Burleson, wife of the postmaster B «- Churchill, first lord of the admiralty, cal welfare of the negro masses of the SATE CITY DENTAL ROOHi REGAINED," SUBJECT eral. The performance was for the' accompanied by their wives, left Wat- south to attend the exercises." in Oakland City, May 24th. OF SERMONS SUNDAY benefit of a fund to purchase a large erloo station on the Southern railway The program will Include the fol- Bungalows to be sold on R^B BEST WORK AT LOWEST PRICES press to print reading sheets for the to proceed to the coast to join the ad- lowing numbers: Song, students. easy terms and without in- blind used by the National Library for miralty yaeht Knchan tress, on which they are to make a long cruise in the Invocation, Rev. S. B. Sims, IX D., terest. See us. W. E. Tread- ffranStoC—PtoiwIWa 17DS—Snmltys ».. 1 , "Paradise Lost—The Tragedy of the Blind here. Mediterranean. pastor. 2< 1.2 WMTBUU. ST. DVB! EBOWN*«U*r Sin" will be the subjec-t of Or. Dunbar A large number of naval aides, gov- Song, congregation and students. well & Co., 24 S. Broad st. Ogden's sermon Sunday morning at ernment departmental secretaries and Scripture lesson, Job 28th chapter— the Central Presbyterian church, and 1 ELKS WILL CELEBRATE railway officials surrounded the party, Principal Stinson. in the evening he will carry out the formed by the cabinet ministers and Song, "God Will Take Care of You" samp line of thought in a different FLAG DAY ON JUNE 14 those who had come to bid them good- —Students. aspev-t, his subject belnj- "Paradise Re- 3 bye. Sermon, Rev. S. R. Belk, D. D:, pas- galne. —Thf Triumph of Salvation." Flag day will be celebrated in great Beyond these, there was an outer tor Park Street M. E. Church, South. \>r. Ogrden has just returned from style by the Elks th's year. Patriotic circle of detectives to protect the min- Song, "My Country ~'Tis of Thee"*— KnoxvIIie. Tenn., where he spent sev- songs and speeches are now being ar- isters from any undue attention by Congregation. eral d?.ys in conference with the rell- ranged by memoers of Atlanta lodge, militant suffragettes or their male Prayer, Rev. E. H. Oliver, D. D., pas- g-Ious leader? of that place on the sub- tor Warren Chapel M. E, church. No. 78, B. P. O. E., and Exalted Ruler supporters. So great was the protect- Jec*. cf vie*- c*msa3PS. After addressing ing force in the railway station that Contribution. B. union n??^s meeting" Sunday after- A. L. Dunn 'prophesies a brillJanfr af- Benediction. fair. The ceremonial will probably be any demonstration by the suffragettes noon, Dr. Ojg-den made a second address would have been Impossible. Mr. As- Rev. Richard Orme Fllnn, E>. D., de- cr. M-cr.diy mcrnlng before a meeting held In the lodge room in the Elks' livers the annual address Friday night. home on June 14, an,d the attendance qulth and Mr. Churchill Intend to In- of t af r".".ur-h federation of Knox- spect the British garrisons and naval 16th inat vlH*. will not be limited to Elks. stations In the Mediterranean. HOME MISSION WORK PLANNED BY METHODISTS "Peter Hflr Dallas, Texas, May 9.—The general mission board of the Methodist Epis- copal church south now In session here Athletic Underwear You Hear a Lot of Jjg? today appropriated $223,176 for all de- partments of home missions work, of which sum $118,175 goes to carry on women's work and $105,000 to the gen- Talk About eral board. The appropriation for women's work Peter Hill Underwear is not only Included the following: "satisfaction guarantee d," Florida coast work at Key "West and made well, but it fits well and wears Tampa, $17,467; Gulf coast work at New Orleans, Blloxl. Miss., and, Gal- well and it looks well—and it's made in "money back easily," etc. veston, Texas, $6,370; mountain work at London, Ky.f and Brevard, N. C., Atlanta. Maybe you've tried to get yours $16,565; dependent and delinquent schools. Thomasvllie, Ga., and Dallas, Texas. $16,891; Pacific coast work. Peter Hill Underwear is one of the back, and haven't found it so $7,710; negro work at Augusta, Ga., and Nashville. Tenn.. $5,635. best-fitting garments we have ever seen— easy. We try to derive as much 'The board this morning" held memo- rial services for four missionaries who regardless of price. pleasure out of such a transaction have died in the service. They were Mrs. J. Lt Kennedy, Brazil; Miss So- It is constructed of special under- phia Mann, China; Miss Willie Park, as in selling'the goods. Japan, and Miss Kate Rell, a member wear cloth by one of the largest mills in of the board of deaconesses, of Africa. Rogers Peet Co. and Hart Carolina, who weave the goods after spec- Schaffner & Marx make guaran- KIRK DENIES CHARGES MADE BY MRS. POWELL ifications furnished by the Peter Hill teed clothes only, and we back Company with the view of producing- the guarantee. You'll find your "There is absolutely no foundation to the charge of improper, conduct the moat satisfactory garment possible. interests ahead of ours in this brought against me by Mrs. N. P. Pow- ell, Mrs. I-ena Bernard, and Mrs. John store. That's one thing that Bryant," declared Patrolman James Now on display in our window. Kirk, a member of Chief Beavers' makes our business successful. "vice squad," Friday morning. Kirk, with a squad of police, arrested the women last week, cnarglng them with . . . SOc Suits $18 to $4O running- a disorderly house at 95 Spring Shirts and Drawers street. "I warned both Mrs. Powell and her Union Suits - 91.50 and Sl.OO- Soft Shirts with Soft French Cuffs husband that they would .have to make the women living with them move, and $1.50 to they promised that -they would. When they did not do this, and when we saw Any of you who want real shirt comfort for that from flve to fifteen men went into the place every night, we raided It. Cloud-Stanford Co. summer, for golf or tennis or outing wear or for "The charge that I made the house business, better see our line first—you'll be my headquarters is absolutely false," 61 Peachtree Street sorry if you don't. "Nuf Ced." DEFRAUDED PHYSICIANS BY HARD LUCK STORY Savannah, Ga., -May 9—(Special.)— C. S. Coppedge, formerly^ of Sylvanla, Daniel Bros. Go. is under arrest charged ^vlth securing money from four Savannah doctors by "CZever Clothes for Men" means of a hard-luck story. Coppedge found the physicians easy marks until they compared notes. His arrest fol- 3cpyrifirfct Eart Schaffnet & Marx lowed. I

I White Flowers for Mother's Memory—Roses, Carnations, Lilies, Peonies | i MATHITOCL' T! A-V SUNDAY 1 IVIU 1 DjtjKp U A Y MAY 11,1913 _ Bright Flowers lor Mothers Living—American Beauties, Roses; Carnations, Sweet Peas and Peonies all Colors Atlanta's Leading Florist ..seew, Mr. Wilson,',' -vthe financier BS«M|I "tell -filni Gossip Caught in Corridots for me that if ever there should come a

time when he thinks any influences or re- " Hew"; P*ter ; vCo<*iptsr*» sources "that I have can be used for the ' ' '"' **•* CLARK HOWELL. country, they are wholly at hla disposal." ant of the celebrations were held at Eleusls E jiter and General Manafte A man who possessed, -like this, the Washington, May 9.—(Special.)—Secre- (Copyright," 1913, for The-Constitution.) '-,'• in October following the Messier mysteries W. i. HALSTEAD. tary of the Navy Daniels believes that the One October afternoon In 1875 I spent an. larger view, who could at wUl disregard 1 which: were held at Agra ihe previous place for rear * admirals and captains and, hour or two with' Peter cooper at Ms home spring'. The celebration lasted n tne ; days, : .Clark HoweH~Roby Robinson. his own beliefs and prejudices' far the wel- other officers of the navy is with the fleet. in New York city. He was at that time 88 each, day having its own significance which. . Albert HoweiL Jr., E. It Black. H. W. Grady. fare of his country, is a true patriot. His Too many navai officers of high ranfe years of age. While his years caused hin* to today, can only be approximated. " toleration and breadth offer a fine example have not bad the experience in the actual be somewhat bowed at the shoulders and The first day those who had been /previ- • to Americans of every station and wait of service that he tbinfea made It necessary for him to Walk with onsly initiated at Agra assembled at Athens. is desirable, and during rather cautious steps, his -mind seemed to On the second day they walked to the sea in life.. his administration he be as active as that of a young man, and I procession and were purified. The third day will follow the rule in observed that in much that he said he main- appears to have been a day of feasting, and, promotions of recogniz- tained that characteristic of youth -which according to some authorities, sacrifices of REFER IT 7O THE HAGUE. ing long service in pres- Is the tendency to look constantly into the fish and cakes of barley from the Rarian When a man is in public life fihall he ent grade as reason for future and to pay no heed to the past. plain were offered. On the fourth day the adhere to his hard-and-fast "tee-total" con- such preference as can Mr. Cooper narrated to me the manner procession of the sacred basket took place. viction at the expense of his guests or shall be given. in which he built what was believed to be ,, This basket contained pomegranates and he bow gracefully to custom? Secretary of There are a great the first locomotive engine constructed and poppy seeds, and was drawn on a cart by many more officers in put into actual use in tne United States. oxen, and followed by -women bearing mys- State Bryan has sent that question wig- tic cases. The fifth day appears to have wagging around the diplomatic circles of the navy register than This was done, he said, at about the time there are actual posi- George Stephenson built the famous loco- Tjeen - known as torch day, and probably the world. His famous "grape juice" dinner tions for with the col- motive named the Rocket, -which was the THE ELEUSINIAN symbolized the search of Demeter for Perse- has gone into history. He told the diploma-, ors, but much adminis- first to haul a train over an iron-track rail-, . phone. The mystae walked with torches to lists whom he had invited to his board, trative -work is done by road. MYSTERIES. the temple of Demeter at Eleusls, where Entered at the postofEice at Atlanta as they seem to have remained all night. The second-class mail matter. it will be remembered, that the father and those on shore, In the "I have seen in my long life many won- navy yards, at recruit- sixth day, called lakchos, from a son of mother of both himself and Mrs. Bryan hr.d derful things." said Mr. Cooper. "I have - For centuries wise men have been em- Demeter. was the most solemn of all. A POSTAGE RATES: John Corrtout. Jr. ing stations and at never served wine on the table. He asked seen an engine constructed capable of haul- ployed in trying to fathom the secret of the decorated statue of lakchos was carried United States and Mexico. headquarters in Washington. Shore duty ing several coaches at a speed of twenty- mysteries o£ EHeusla, but without success. 1O touglas, now commanding the Glacier. Has by similar bodies throughout the country, heavy body like a wild goose or an eagle TARIFF IN THE SENA IE. Deen lifteen years at sea. or the condor can fly or perfectly balance Ponderous Personages and that is to warn urbanites about to Lieutenant Commander Prank Hardeman Itself In the air above us, notwithstanding- A Story of the Moment With the overshadowing passage of Brumby, inspection officer at the navy yard, depart on a vacation to take full precau- the fact that it is heavier than air, there Is JAMES MONROE By WALT MASON tariff revision downward in the house of tions against disease, especially typhoid Norfolk. Has been fourteen years at sea no reason why apparatus which Imitates the By GEORGE FITCH Tbe Farnotu Proac Poet. representatives the democratic platform is fever. It is pointed out that with . the since his appointment in 1891. skeleton structure of a bird and the means Antbor of '«At Good Old SlwaaK* one step nearer fulfillment. The measure close each autumn of the outing season a jLieu tenant Commander George Loring by which tt poises or propels Itself through general revival o£ typhoid is witnessed. Porter Stone, now On the receiving ship at the air cannot be Invented." (Copyright, 1913. for The Constitution.) The Trouble With Dogs now goes to the senate. It is there it will Norfolk, Has been to sea twelve years and I asked Mr. Cooper why this had not al- James Monroe was the fifth president of encounter its most formidable obstacles, This is attributed to the fact that the two months since 1900. the United States, and was the only presi- patients contract the disease at illy-kept ready been done. "Where did you get that hyena that"a and that the fabric of democratic strength Lieutenant Commander William Herbert "Simply because the engine or the .ma- dent who was ever re-elected without caus- been following you around for two or three resorts and develop it after their return Reynolds, of the bureau of steam engineer- ing apoplexy to the opposition. will be decisively tested. chinery which furnishes power by which an days?" Inquired the hotelkeeper. home,, ing. Has been to sea eleven years and air machine may be driven and navigated James Monroe was born in Virginia, in Authoritative reports from senate dem- "Don't call tbls beautiful creature a hy- The conditions noted in New York are five months since 1893. is yet to be invented," he replied. "Some Westmoreland county, which produced most ocratic leaders are to the effect that they duplicated practically in every part of the Lieutenant Commander Charles Perry man of .science will discover by and by a of our early presidents, and has produced ena, or I'll punch your head," rejplied the expect confidently to put the bill through country. Physicians of Atlanta, for in- Burt, now on Inspection duty in the bureau very light and yet very effective tool. When very little since, owing to the bashfulness retired merchant, politely. "This is a thor- virtually as it came from the house. They of ordnance at Norfolk, who was recently that discovery has been rnade some other of railroads about entering It. Monroe was oughbred retriever, and I paid a high price stance, declare that every fall they antici- reinstated to the service. Has had twelve inventor will know how to apply this new the son of rich parents, and went to Wil- for him. The man who doesn't love a good admit that the two senators from Louisiana pate an unusually large rate of typhoid years and two months at sea since 1892. liam and Mary college, where he spent hfs may bolt or at least be troublesome on the tool to a light and yet very strong engine. dog is fit for .treason, stratagems,.,, and originating not in this city but in resorts Lieutenant Commander Hayne Ellis, no-w- I have sometimes thought that possibly the time in 'study, thus proving' that a young spoils." 1 ' ' * * in charge of the navy recruiting station at man can become president, even if he neg- sugar schedule. But even allowing for and developed after the patient returns solar engine upon which Mr. Ericsson has so "And the man who keeps a dog In town Kansas City. Has had ten years service at lects athletics and other college activities. their adverse votes, the measure can still home. Evidently, in the face of a situation long worked would furnish the means by is a moral degenerate. It you want to own be enacted, and it is denied that acces- sea since 1896. which energy" could be stored in sufficient He was" wounded in -the revolution, and in of this nature, the most perfect sanitation Lieutenant Commander Clark Howell 1783 became a delegate to the continental a dog you should go to some uninhabited sions from the ranks of the wool senators in Atlanta would not ward off typhoid. We quantities to drive and navigate an air Woodward, commanding the second group of machine. congress at the age of 25. He was minister island and take the doggone t>eastlw*th you. imperil the bill's prospects. could swait the fly and enforce every san- the torpedo flotilla of the Atlantic fleet. Has "I venture to, make the prophecy that to France, and governor of Virginia after- A dog's all right In theory. He Is man's Prom a distance these assertions look itary ordinance without affecting this had twelve years and nine months at sea just as soon as a fuel which is light In body ward, and finally drove the biggest land bar- faithful friend, and all thai sort of thing, to be well founded. The country and the autumn epidemic, as long as our people go since 1896. and which doea not require a large recepta- gain on record. In 1803 he picked up Lou- and he rescues perishing travelers when- to resorts where all the home precautions Lieutenant Commander WaJton Gordon cle, and which contains potential energy Is isiana for 525,000,000, It being: cheap at 100 ever there's a snowstorm, and plunges- into rank and file of the party will hope that Roper, on duty with the Mississippi. Has times the amount. Later on. when president, are nullified. discovered an air flying and navigating ma- the raging billow to save dying mariners. such proves to be the case. The country, been at sea twelve years since 1894. chine will be invented, and after It has been he picked up Florida. He was an Inveterate because it has given its mandate for re- The remedy adopted in New York, Representative William Schley Howard, sho'pper. I've read a million beautiful stories about typhoid vaccination, will prove effectual thoroughly developed It will become a highly the devotion of bow-wows,- and I used to be- vision downward and has its mind made of Georgia, is strongly in favor of Secretary important commercial agent" Monroe would never have been president anywhere. Vaccination against the fever Daniels' policy to keep naval officers on Ueve them, but now I have no respect for up thoroughly to the changed economic sys- Peter Cooper said this to me twenty but. for the shortness of human memory. has been virtually established by science duty with the fleet. He thinks there are years before the Invention of the Internal After he had negotiated the Great Britain a dbg until he becomes wienerwurst. tem, that revision will entail. The party, "too many retired rear admirals, and in criti- as a pure preventive. Experiments in the combustion engine with gasoline as a fuel treaty of 1808. he was so unpopular that men "If It hadn't been for a fool web-fOoted cising the administration of the -j« government, came secretary of. state.. He became presi- with certainty look forward to materializ- vaccination was used as one of the fore- of the navy had first-hand information about dent with scarcely a struggle in 1817, and an only daughter, and her father had Ingots ing other features of its program and to most weapons to prevent an epidemic of the 'swivel-chair admiralty' before he was "Let us carry the present situation a kept everybody so good-^natured that four of g~oid and silver corded up Jn his cellar typhoid following the floods in the middle confirmed as a member of the president's step further. The 'small navy' advocates years later nobody took the trouble to get like stove wood. He was so rich that he retaining the confidence of the nation. It official family. is, therefore, an acid test that the party west. The expense is small, comparatively, hurl into the teeth of 'big navy' champions out lithographs 'and become a candidate couldn't see straight- He recognized my and the discomfort almost negligible. Cer- "He is to be congratulated by the entire a situation. 'Why build more ships when against him. sterling worth, doggone him, and placed the faces with the transfer of the bill to the country for the firm position he has taken to the department admits that it has not enough Monroe is'chiefly famous for the Monroe seal of bis approval on me. He told me In tainly neither of these items are com- •break up the 'naval ring,' who have actually doctrine, which was. a "keep off the grass" upper branch. officers ' to man the ships we now have, so many words that I was his Idea of a One change the senate should make, parable to the sense of security against dictated the naval policy of the government sign, which he stuck on the Western Hemis- one of the most insidious and dangerous of for the last sixteen years, by sending them to afloat and under construction"** Where are flossy son-in-law. Encouraged by such re- and that is with regard to exemption of diseases. sea with their crews and aboard their vessels these officers? In Washington, serenely marks, I made up my mind to propose to mutual life insurance companies in the tax Employing vaccination, .the prospective where they belong. holding down the 'swivel-chair,' or on the the lovely .Isabella, and one Sunday after- feature o£ the income tax clause. As The vacationer can enjoy his outing with an "You are Introduced here and- there to retired list for 'physical disability* with the noon I Invited her to take a walk with me Admiral So-and-So, and when you take the rank of 'rear admiral.' The physical disa- In the woods. I knew that would be an Constitution has shown, fraternal life in- easy mind. The real and permanent remedy naval register and look him up you find he surance and mutual savings bank concerns for typhoid, of course, as for other diseases, bility caused by a nervous breakdown from elegant place to propose, for people are al- never commanded a flat-bottomed bateau, performing unusual social duties 'inrident to ways romantically Inclined when they are are already extempted. Mutual life insur- is through sanitation and educational cam- much less a fleet. Two-thirds of these ad- the service* in Washington, ->r from physical In .the woods, wltb the branches sighing ance companies must pay a tax of 1 per paigns. These measures should be ex- mirals have been in Washington doing social exhaustion caused by chasing senators to over them, and the dippy birds singing like stunts so long that if sent to sea they would cent. There is no difference in principle tended to the rural districts, uretil the assist them In securing a 'soft snap' at heaj- all get out. be out of commission from sea-sickness "She was all dressed in white and looked between the fraternal life companies and war against disease shall be as relentless before they g-ot out of sl^ht of land. quarters. , in country as in city. In the meantime, "The captain in the service afloat remains like one of the angels yo.u read about. I the mutual life insurance companies. Tax- "Of late yeaj-s political influence has don't think I ever saw anything more at- ing the latter 1 per i-eut, is a flagrant vaccination offers as sure a safeguard served a better purpose than faithful and a caiptaln so long as he Is afloat. :vith a cap- tractive than that girl. I had a dog? in those discrimination, for the 1 per cent tax would against typhoid fever as medical science is efficient service. The offlcer who remained tain's pay; the moment he gets to the swivel- days. It was a four-legged critter that was be taken off the dividends of hundreds of al(le to devise. afloat and had no influence in Washington chair harbor he Is promotsd to ihe next born without any brains. It ^was always had but little chance with the 'swivel-chair higher grade, and -when you muet Captain doing some idiotic thing, and I might have thousands of mutual life policyholders with admiralty' in Washington, and the so-called Jones he will beg your pardon and inform known that it would cause trouble when ft Incomes less than $4.000, which the bill Secretary Daniels has succeeded in plucking-board. Washington was the goal bringing our navy into splendid limelight. you that you now talk to Admiral Jones. . followed ufe to the woods. We rambled says shall be exempt. It is to be hoped sought by all those who yearned to be an "Over one hundred admirals on the retired around under the lordly sycamores for a both house and senate will rectify the orig- 'admiral/ and receive the plaudits of exclu- list. Think of It! It makes me blush for Awhile, and then we came to a little pond. inal error in the bill in the interest of the This is the view The Birmingham, Ala., sive Washington society, where brass but- our navy—when I take a glance at our naval We stood on the shore, and while she gazed Ledger takes of it: "The sun is shining, tons and sidearms are more to be admired pensively at the water 'TL began, .explaining* poor man's pocket. history and see such great sea-fighters ap the crops are growing, the low tariff bill than an honorable record In line of duty, John Paul Jones, Perry, Decatur, Farragut phere, In a .prominent place, where Europe that life without her " would be' a~ bore. I than courage or battle scars. and others, were only ranked as captains. could read it. This warning has never been had prepared my address in advance and It is moving and the world is getting decid- was one of the best efforts of my Iffe. and as T *"t*he American navy has been, and Is "The naval academy is maintained at a disregarded "but once, and that time resulted edly better to live in." warmed up to my work, consulting my notes MORGAN LOOMS YET LARGER. boing justly criticised by the American peo- ost of approximately fig.000 per graduate. chiefly In obituaries. James Monroe died in 1831, greatly be- occasionally to refresh my memory,*! could "Taller he seems in death" was said of ple and Secretary Daniels has struck first These graduates are trained for rervice at see out of the corner of my eye .that I was an ancient king whom, the story runs, had Had Experience. to eliminate the worst stricture upon the sea. Tet we, under our present policy, take to ved. and almost every state has named a county for him. making a good impression. wrought greatly upon the erents of his .She—-Rut Jack, dear, fancy coming: in such r.aval policy. them out of the very service they were "Meanwhile that feeble-minded dog* waa day. The saying applies pertinently to shabby clothes when you are going' to ask "You bear every proponent of a 'greater trained to perform and put them in an swimmjng around in that dark-.gray, greasy papa's consent. navy' call on congress to follow the English, office in Washington or in a naval yard. know now whether the advocates" of the water, and Just as I was approaching: my Pierpont Morgan. It required the death of Hr—Thafs all right; I onco had a new or German or Japanese program. Let us "Right !n this connection let me say greater naval policy mean a 'highland navy* peroration the blamed brute came ashore. suit ruined.—Boston Transcript. the man to demonstrate the esteem iu deal with the personnel of the navies of one word -about the naval academy. Admis- or a 'water navy." It stepped right in.front, of tne girl and which he was held, not only by this coun- these countries before we discuss the build- sion is allowed between the ages of 16 and "My honest judgment is the president shook Itself and fifteen gallons of muddy try, but by the world-at-large. The re- A Cold Woman. Ing program of these countries. 21. Just the other day out of a class oC 219 bas made a most excellent selection in nam- water flew all over her. She was a sight .' "England will allow no 'shore duty' to the only 46 passed the mental examination. The ing Mr. 'Daniels as secretary of the navy. to be seen. I kicked three lungs out ot that' markable preamble to his will, bearing "What's the matter? A bridegroom dog. but that didn't help any. The girl Just '• officers of the 'line.' Three months' 'leave' curriculum. Is so unreasonable for boys of "He is a thorough democrat. Plain and unchallengeable witness to the abiding re- shouldn't look so depressed." stood there looking at me in a tone of Voice '• "r>isiUuaionized, that's what." from sea duty is the limit for their admiral. this a#e picked from th« districts through- -outspoken; ^painstaking and alert; a man of ligious nature of the man, deepened the "How now?" that would have melted a. graven im&ge* and One sea lord Is the technical adviser of out the country that It is an absurdity. The unquestioned business sagacity. No frills or when I tried to apologize and explain sffe Impression. And now comeB George Har- "I offered my wife two kisses to build tire board of admiralty. Civilians are In boys are usually poor and ambHlous. They trimmings. He< would, as soon cut a new the kitchen ore, and she flatly refused." broke her parasol over my head. She never vey, editor of "Harper's," with further tes- charge of the entire adrriinistration of the are not supposed to be college professors at road as to follow a Jjeaten "path. No mam spoke to me again and I came near timony to his breadth and paVriotism. naval bureaus and navy yards, resulting, of this age, but I will venture the assertion In the cabinet has a greater opportunity of a broken heart. Greater Capacity. course, in system, economy and efficiency in that I can pick one hundred college profes- than Mr, Daniels tp-~ demonstrate his exec- "Just as soon as you get a dog your Colonel Harvey told a convention of utive qualifications or do the American peo- bankers in New York city that just before "What do you mean by getting drunk the administration of shore policies. sors from the leading colleges of the country troubles begin to arrive. If they don't come t\ when I send you out with a prospective ^ "Let us compare this wise and economic and 70 per cent of them would fail to pass ple a greater service by a complete reorgani- In one form they will in another. Tour the day Morgan sailed upon the journey mstomer?" asked the merchant. policy with our own country. Today the this mental examination. No wonder there;' zation of • otir navai^pbljcy. , Unless this is neighbors will despise you for keeping, a from which he was not to return alive, he "You told me to take the man's meas- naval officers assigned to shore duty alone. are five hundred vacancies ta congressional1- done, tfie -appeals to*•''• * greater navy will beast that kills their chickens and keeps . given to him (Harvey) the final proof ure," explained the profligate son. "This and to administrative duties in Washington* them awake all night. In alx months :you man had a greater capacity '.nan I bad."-^. appointments. If they keep, up this foolish.-: fell ttpon,"df ait .ea.rsie..;*TA«i representatives of are drawing over $1,000,000 a year Jn sala- ^!ckaind tired of this won't have a friend within three blocka^df a great and far-seeing spirit. They had Buffalo Express. ness the boys fronj ,the country .districts your home. And sooner OP later your &og•• ries frdm the federal treasury, -when as a discussing the economic affairs and whose lathers are unabie to send them to- corobih'atitiji ^between^. the 'swivel-chair ad- -will go mad and bite you, arid yosT-H b'efchi: matter of fact the same number of civilian ; politics of America in a broad fense. A Lucky King. the 'co'achlns schools' fcefpre standing this ;ttlie ship-^uUdlng? lobbyists, who ;frothlng at the mouth, and the. doctors :wiH Morgan was a republican In politics, experts and- clerks would be delighted to examinauiri ought to.bg tola to stay at home'., ed^nflgfctin e a great jiivalbat- chain you to a tree and feed yott with" at"•'- King Alfonso is so lucky he could al- take their positions for half the salary. "Year' by yea* naval appropriations "tl^-witn""a^tn^',(oiie of. tne :e did not, Colonel Harvey says, favoj; most get up in the dark and drink out of "Political influence has been too strong, increasing. 7^'Year ^y^year: we';iieai* th;>- eartk 'Just be*0*e ;tfaie* ot the doctrines of Mr. Wilson. Yet, the wrong bottle.—Detroit Free Press. and the "swivel-chair* hierarchy has had

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The trustees of the Georgia State Seven Jhundred Tech boya celebrated By John Corrlgren, Jr. Eighty Peachtree eantiariUrn have submitted their an- TheWayJheTruth their victory of 4 to 3 over Georgia Washing-ton, t>. C., May 9.—(Spe- • nual report to the governor, and they yesterday afternoon by a mammoth c'aJ.J—Representative Howa/rd today make several recommendations. First they would like to have the "nigiht-shlrt" parade last night. called on Major Biddle, commander name of the- institution changed to Headed by the college band they of the marine corps. In reference to the "Georgia State Hospital for the came down Peachtree and .the other having the marine corps accompany and The Life" Insane." They ask for a law amending business streets of the city, shouting Atlanta's Old Guard when they come the admission of patients so as to bar like a tribe of Comanohe Indians In to call on the president, May 20. He feeble-minded children. paralytics, wants the famous band to meet the harmless seniles, persons escaping their hUarlous enthusiasm. trial for crime ,and epileptics who are No bunch of fans ever had more Atlanta visitors at the union station THIS EXPLAINS not insane. "pep" than this crowd of youngsters, and march with them to the white A law to sterilize certain classes of and Solomon In all his glory, verily, house. Major Biddle referred the was not arrayed like one of these. patients, such as < rimtnuls and de- Georgia congressman to the white How Our fectives, is also wanted. Dressed In nl-ffht shirts, kimonos an<3 hoiis^ and said sue-h orders must bath robes, and armed with bells, horns The institution is declared to be come from the president. and lusty lungs, they took Atlanta by Mansions in Heaven, badly overcrowded, and the death rate Mr. Howard has asked the aid of is said to be very hlgti. storm. Senator \Smlth in securing the presi- Christmas Saving Club ) Incidentally and without reflecting According to the roport, there were dent's approval. V on January 1 of this year 3.429 pa- j on the work of the boys on the dla- There has been a great exodus of ** tients in the sanitarium, for \vhw?e j mond, it fs such support as the Tech congressmen today following the pas- boys render their team that tells Factories on Earth, treatment and maintenance the state sage of the tariff bill in the house. Can Help You expended last year $530,000, the per an- strongly in winning the game. A number of representatives will take num cost fur- each patient being T-he entire student body will leave advantage of the respite to go home $153.06. During L0l:i the number of this morning on a special train for and look after personal and political patients received was 1.108. Of these Athens to see today's game there. affairs In their districts. It i* a simple method to help you save by And Certain Houses 686 offered no hope of recovery. Representative J. Randolph 'Walker •t It is estimated that there will be has recommended to Postmaster Gen- making small weekly payments. \,3 629 patients m 1914 and 3.729 in 1S15. LOCKERS ABOLISHED. eral Bu-rleson, the appointment of W. An appropriation of $644, Qt 2.50 :s A. Talley as postmaster at Mllltorvn, Here are some classes you can still join, if asked for the sanitarium for 1914, i-nd Berrlen county. Mr. Walker will $662,290.50 for 1915. University Professors Win Long leave for home on Sunday to spend you come in today. A new $125,000 building- for the a few* days. The night of His betrayal, Jesus said: acute insane is recommended, as are a Fight in Athens Social Club. Among the Georgia visitors here to- ! $-10.000 nurses' hnme arid a $100.000 day were Hon. John Y. Smith, mem- For 33 weeks, starting from April 21st: ~ T^""", annex for the negro patients. "Let not your heart be troubled; ye believe Athens. Oa.. May 9—(Special.)—At ber of the legislature from Fulton; Captain Walker, T. Eafcon and E>avid Class 5 Start with five cents, increase five cents their annual meeting, the Cloverhurst in God, believe also in me. RUMORS YET PREDICT Comfort, of Way cross. (Country club, the leading organization each week, total at Christmas $28.05 REMOVAL OF STATION of the kind in this part of the state, "In my Father's house are many mansions; elected as officers Dr. W. H. Bocock, CONTEMPT CHARGES Class 5-A Start with $1.66, decrease five cents if it were not so, I would have told you. I go Griffin, Ga . Way 9.—(Special.)— president: C. D. Klanigen. vice presi- each week, total at Christmas $28.05 Talk about the* removal of the Geor- dent: F'rof. W. D. Hooper, secretary and WILL BE CONDUCTED to prepare a place for you." gia Experiment Station from (Jriffin to Athens will not down. Griffin Citi- treasurer; E. R. Hudgscm. Jr., W. E. AGAINST W. A. HUFF Class 2 Start with two cents, Increase two cents Kf-na consider that they have put too Jackson and Blantoii IS. Kortson, board each week, total at Christmas - •.. $11.22 You believe, and yet are troubled. muQh money in the station to let it be of governors carried away without protest; and as- By a vote of 25 to 15 the grill room, Macon, , Ga., May 9.—(Special.) — Class 100, $1.00 each week, total at Christmas. .$33.00 > His cross and love have made you dissatis- surance is givon that th*y have plenty with its locker attachment, was abol- Oliver D. Street, district attorney for fied with self and with what you see and hear. of resources to back them up in their ished. T.fie locker club matter has the northern district of Georgia, has contention, should it come to a show boon one of Interest in the organiza- been designated by the attorney gen- down. tion since the resignation of two min- eral of the United States to conduct Visions of a heavenly home for you can not Upon investigation it is learned that the prosecution against Colonel W. A. isters who were members. The uni- soothe you, so long as'yonder hovels pour the Idea, of removal is not contem- Huff, of Macon, on the charge of con- Travelers Bank£?Trust Co. plated by the board of directors. It versity faculty members, who led the tempt of court when the case comes Is stated at the station that the hoard streams of children into Mammon's maw. contest to abolish the locker, were suc- to trial on May 39.* Peachtree at Walton Branch 29? Marietta St. of directors in an informal discussion cessful and one of their number was District Attorney Alexander Aker- prior to their annual meeting consid- made president and another secretary man. for the southern district of "They should be at play," you say. ered the rumors afloat regarding the and treasurer. Georgia, has been relieved at his own removal, and that the general trend of ren'iest. Instead, factories and mills are marring their opinion is against such a move- Colonel Huff was he-Id In contempt ment, Each director was in harmony STATE MOVES TO FREE of court for an attack on the judicial their hearts and lives to make dividends for with .-^at sentiment, and in the regu- honor of Judge Emory Speer. lar business s e s s 1 r> n one member who MAN HELD FOR MURDER men. formerly had introduced a bill to re- Protect Your Estate — move the station stated that he would Augusta, Ga,, May 9.—Solicitor Gen- SMALLPOX IN JAIL. Not this did Jesus mean, when He said: never again do so, hut would from now eral Franklin moved today in the su- on fight sur-h a bill perior court that the Jury return a trust estate has ever suffered "Suffer the little children to come unto Another indication of the board's sen- vorrjict of not guilty against W. K. Three More Cases Among the timent in the matter is the vote cast Kennedy, alias "Buddie" Kennedy, Me." for the election nf, a n?w station di- chargT-d with tho murder of Motor- Prisoners of Macon Jail, by reason of dishonesty on the part rector to sucoeed ("aKin. Fifteen man Frank Kelloy and thp assault with And you would not—could not still the pity votes were cast for the two candidates intent to murder of Conductor Alien of an officer or an employee of a nominated, and nf that number De- Brooks, in front of the Seheunzeriplats, Macon. Ga., May 9. — (Special.) — born of His spirit surging in your heart. Loach rereivetj eight, or a majority of on the night of last October 9. Three more cases of smallpox broke one. Since it Is understood that Dr- out today In the Bibb county jail, mak- Trust Company. 3 The defendant was arrested with J. Rightly, you deny that woman's virtue de- Ix>arh is burked by Ur. ,\. M. Sou!' , Ga ry Johnson and Ed- Course y, two ing eight cases In all. and that further it is known that T>r. other white men, charged with the The Jail has been fumigated for the Safeguard your estate by placing Soule's pet scheme is to remove tho third time and thp latest victims were pends on money. ] s murder. Tho cases against Course y its administration with the station, the narrow margin °f ' i man's and Johnson have been nolle prossed. removed to the pest house. election is to be taken as an index of The shooting of the two men last Oc- It is feared that many of the other But many families receiving less than a liv- the feellnt? of the buard in the situa- tober create-d a sensation. Kelly and prisoners will catch the disease, ing wage must live within cheerless walls. tion. Brooks were strike-breakers working though all have been vaccinated. here during the street railway strike. Trust Company of Georgia ONLY SOFT DRINKS OVER 2,000 ATTEND And this, you know— Capital and Surplus $1,8OO,OOO FOR CORDELE ELKS MATRON DROPS DEAD FUNERAL OF SHERIFF When their girl is lost, fathers and mothers Equitable Bldg. — — — Pryor Street Corded, Ga., May 9—(Special.)—That AT VETERANS' HOME Vienna. G-a., May 9-—{Special.)— are not consoled by the thought that, had their the Corflple lodge of Elks have entirely OvPr 2,000 p-eople came from all over eliminated the serving of all beer, After flvn yoars of service as matron Dooly and the surrounding counties wage been greater they could have saved her whisky >n- wines at their cluh rooms of thft Confederate Soldiers* home. Mrs. to attt-nd the funeral of Charlie I. from the colorless, gloomy home which made ts Information that ha;; reached the Aba T. Clayton dropped dead of heart Bennett, sheriff of Dooly, who di«;d mayor and city council, ami in their failure Friday morning at her post of lato Thursday night after hard fight her the more easily believe the luring lies of sessUon last night that body voted a duty. Mrs. Clayton had just retired to against doath. resolution of thanks to the organiza- her room after personally supervising The funeral services were hold with an easier way to live. tion. the preparation of breakfast for the Masonic ceremonies Friday afternoon I anars agn, will he. Sam Wylie, a negro shoemaker, who given a second trial next October. Tho had been missing for nearly a week. trial this week, lasting from Monday YOUNG COUPLE WED, The negro possessed a fine watch, RO UN TREE'S "To give light to them that sit in darkness '* morning till, last night, resulted in .1 BUT KEEP IT SECRET and as this was in his vest pocket and in the shadow of death, to guide our feet mistrial, after the jury had been out when he was found, the idea that he 77 Whitehall St. W. Z. TURNER, Mgr. twenty-six hours. in the way of peace." Wfist Point. Ga.. May 9—(Special."> — was robbed an^d thrown into tho river is not entertained. " j .Friends of Miss Maggie- Chandler and Ijennis Barrow are congratulating them And so, when some misguided man says: Underwood Typewriter on their wedding. which took place office can furnish high-grade •Wednesday night at the Baptist pas- "Segregate a few women for the common torate, and for nearly two days waa Established 1865—EISEMAN BROS., Inc.—Incorporated 1912 good." stenographers. Phone Miss kept a secret. Hitt. Two other young ppo-l^, friends of the bride and groom, were present at You answer: the ceremony. They are Miss Mattie Some of the Needs of Summer! I,arnbert and Malvorn Morgan, of Gab- "Who shall choose the victims? Phone your want ads and bottsvillp, Ga. The bride Is the daugh- replies to Main 5000 or At- ter of Mr. and Mrs. I.,, A. Harrow, and one of the most popular young women "Since when did God give man the right to lanta 109. of West Point, assign some to mansions in the skies and send The New Straws! others to lodgings in hell?" In the newest shapes of the season. All the popular You justly say: braids. The new narrow band effects. The BANGKOK, "Have done with the lie that men being Sterling Silver the favorite with men of all ages. The Yacht shape in fine lower than beasts makes necessary the ruin "split" straws. The rough but regal Sennits. Fine French of some women!" Panamas in Yacht shapes. The genuine Brazilian « Tea Spoons for Panamas. All the best models in Even should a creature, like the fabled Min- summer headgeax will be found otaur of Crete, more monster than man, ap- Wedding Gifts in our big Hat Department. pear, you will not talk of sacrificing girls for Main Floor, right. him. This cut illustrates 50 Instead, you will lock up the brute. twelve Washing-ton Tea- U —and Up! Segregate him in a cell; that would be well. spoons in a handsome velvet-lined silk case. The New Negligees! The day has past for the making and selling The Washington is a of white slaves in our city. bright, polished Colonial All of the novelties in "NEGLIGEES" in Silk, God's pity for His children is opening your Mercerized Fabrics, Pongees, «Soisettes, Fjne French design of heavy weight. eyes and ears. Madras and Flannels. The NEW colors, designs and Six teaspoons in a case are worth $5.50; a dozen in effects. Golf and Tennis Shirts (see window) of fine You will help your sister. Never again will a case, $11.25. Mail orders shipped prepaid. No extra French Flannels. Manhattan soft Mercerized Shirts in you consent by silence to her destruction. •Sharge for engraving. all the new fabrics. "E. B." Negligees in white and colors. Heaven .help the man who thinks you will. YV e are headquarters for gift goods. It will pay you to call and inspect* the splendid values we offer. $1.00—and—Up You are awake. Write for Catalogue. "You believe in God." Write for i6o-page .illustrated catalogue. It brings your shopping- to you ; saves time, money an 'SFAPERl VSPAPEXI SENIENCED TO PR Four N. Y. Police Inspectors May. Protest Attaching of So Says Caution Should Be Taken President Wilson Informs Bell Considerable Oppositioni jin Ac Sentenced Without Showing Called Class Legislation to to Prevent Movement From That Name JWas Sent in Senate* to Hurry kegfelatj^n Disposition to "Squeal," Supply Bills in Future. Having Anti-German Aspect. Through Inadvertence. During Exta Sessionf ^ " " ' • '_ "-..- • ^ ^ ^'-

New York, May .9.— Dennis Sweeney, Washington, May 9. ,— PresfiJent . New York, May 9.—Professor Hugo Washington. May 9.—{Special.)—The Washington. May. .0.—getallg, of John J. Murtha, James E. Hussey and Wilson told some of nig callers today Itfunsterberg, of Harvard, a German nomination of Mrs.' H. W. J- Ham to the currency program for_ the Chouse James F. Thompson, former police in- that he would sign the sundry civil citizen, today told the American com- be postmaster at Gainesville is now and senate will be discussed.^at a spectors, convicted of conspiring to ob- bill "as It passed, the house and senate, mittee arranging for a celebration of pending • before the senate .committee conference ' bl congressional/ leaders aft-.moon In compliment to Miss Marle-I struct justice to checl< graft revelations but strong pressure is being? brouglit. 100 years of peace among English- on poatofflees and post roads. It will with President Wilson. . Considerable Porch Party. Wright, a bride-electbride-elect. involving them, were sentenced 'today to bear to induce the president to speaking peoples,* that there were many Probably be acted upon on Tuesday, opposition has developed, .partlcular- Mr, and Mrs. rid ward C. IVtns-s wfre MJSS Solomon's home on N<>rth Jack- to serve one year In the. penitentiary change his mind. Mr. Wilson's own "non-English people" w ho regarded unless withdrawn In &he meantime. II In the senate, to the proposal to hosts of a congenial fimpiny <>f y«.untf son stjreet was dscorated with pink and pay a fine of $500 each. This Is friends arid advisers are divided on the Ute movement as a forerunner of an Representative Bell said he under- hxirry currency leglalatlojn- at Jhe ex- people last ntsht, inviting them to roses and flowers in artistic arrange- the maximum sentence. issue, and some have told him they alliance between England and the stood a movement was on foot to have tra session, and the leaders _,*f.IH. en- meet Miss Helen Dargan's atrartlve ment. Up to the moment that sentence was side with President" Taft, who vetoed United States antagonistic to Germany. the nomination withdrawn, but he knew <3f.avor to ascertain just how. far, th« guest. Miss Ruth WIls.m. uf NUW Yc-rk. The prizes were pieces of white and pronounced, the belief prevailed that the same measure because he regarded "While he regarded such a view as nothing about it. He had an engage- president desires to go an? ho.w far The spacious verinds, was canvassed 1 gold china. one of the four would "squeal" to the It as class .legislation, tne provision absurd Professor Munsterberg added, ment with the president yesteraay to his wishes can. be met In .the present for. dancing, and palms, hanging bas- Twenty-six guests were invited to district attorney on "the man higher tn It exempting lal«or unions and farm- he warned them to proceed carefully. discuss the recommendation of A. £?. legislative session. • jd flowers mini*: •>' :' a ^saur'.*"! meet the guest of honor. f up." If any of them entertained such ers' organizations from 'prosecution Hardy, but after the matter was set- Op to this Representative Under- petting for the thirty y.-nnp; ri-.tplr. '"We should, proceed," said Professor Intention, he masked It under a stolid with funds set aside for the enforce- Munsferberg, "to avoid every appear- tled he did not go to the white house. wood has been of the opinion that the young wom.-n o'narmSns; j»- '-Hires front of calmness as he faced the bar. ment of the Sherman anti-trust laws. He has a note from President Wilson while the currency question might of- in their lingerie gowns. Supper was Mrs. Cobbs' Luncheon. ance of this movement being pointed Mrs. Hardin L. Cobt^s entertained Reports that one of the four was bar- The Impression that came from some at new English descendants in this saying- that Mrs. Ham's name was sent "tt.ken i*p at Oie present session, no Bfrj-ved nn the- ]> .>!•_• h. gaining with Mr. Whitman for a sus- of the president's callers today was in "yesterday through inadvertence, and attempt should be made to Put Mrs. Peters wort n la'-y lingfrie fifty ladles at a beautiful luncheon country. There is not the slightest yesterday, at the Driving club. The pension of sentence and that the long- that w>hile he would sign the bill, it doubt but that there is a ce-rtaln dis- he had not intended to include it in tbiough a complete hill until the gown. new tariff has gone Into effect. A luncheon was served in the main din- sought guiding genius of the system would be with a protest outlining his trust and a certain fear that this this batcfh of appointments. Nothing •The guostH were Misses Wilson. similar opinion obtains In the sen- ing room of the club, which was at- would be brought to justice through a objections against the attaching of any movement would bring about friction further has been done, however. Helen Dargan, May Atkinson. Marga- confession, were still prevalent about such legislation in the future to sup- ret Hawkins, Esther Smith, Margaret tractive wJth flowers and plants. The In the direction of those who are not the criminal courts building after sen- ply bills. The president is reported to Representatives Underwood. Palmer No.rthen, Jennie D. Harris. Annie L.ee guests were seated at a larpe oblong of English descent. They fear they tence had .been pronounced. It is not have taken the position that Inasmuch ar.d Glass and Senator Owen are el- McKensle. • Margaret Northen, Kather- table and at small tables placed about would be brought into a 'second line* VACANCY FOR ANNAPOLIS yet too late for_ one of the inspectors as the house has passed the bill three pucted to tate up, the question with ine Ellis.. Mary Helen Moody, Katherine the room and each decorated with pink as If they were citizens of the second to save himself by an eleventh hour times, once over Mr. Taft's veto, and clasa. I feel sure that this la far. from IN TWELFTH DISTRICT the president. Pegram, Mary Hawkins. Helen Haw- peonies. If general currency legislation IB A basket of pink peonies and Killar- statement. - the senate has approved it twice, he your view; but the crowd misunder- kins. Kathryn Gordon. Alice May Free- Washington, May 9. — (Special.) — attempted it Is probable .that an ney roses formed the centerpiece of No move of any sort looking to an should yield to the apparent determi- stands. man. Sara Rawson, Lottie Wylle. Isa- Representative Hughes, of the Tw^ effort will be made In the house to bel JKuhrt. Mary Butler and her gues--, the large table. The silver candle- appeal was taken by any of the four nation of congress to enact the bill. "There are many who believe that prisoners today. An effectual club It also was stated at the capitol by district, has sent out letters to the br'.ng up the so-called "mone^ trust" Agnes Jones, of Albany, and an equal sticks had pink and silver shades, and the purpose of the wbo-Ie movement is b'lls for the regulation of stock, ex- against appeal is held by the district those who have recently discussed the to bring America to the service of Eng- rural free delivery carriers in his own number' of young men- all other decorative details of the changes, clearing .houses and" na- attorney in the form of nineteen in- subject with the president that he land fn order to fight Germany. That district and elsew-here, seeking Infor- lovely table were 'n pink. mation as to the cost of the service tional banks whlph resulted from tha Mrs. Cobbs was gowned in blue .ar- dictments, Tor bribery — a felony — re- does not feel any principle of substan- Is certainly a most absurd understand- they render, and what Is their net profit Pujo invesUgitlon In 'the last con- Election at Driving Club. meuse draped In black chiffon, ;ind cently returned against the quartet. tive law is involved by the exemption ing and It would be most unfortunate after paying for teams and wagons gress Members of the house .also The bright social t>vent of the com- she wore a black hat. The crime for which the four inspec- clause which is effective only for the I~f such a view 'should gain more ing week Is the annual roi-cptlon Tue? tors — highest uniformed officials in the short period of the appropriation, ai/d and their upkeep. He believes that the» expected after the currency bill has strength. There has been a century bfen disposed of a revision of the day at the Plfdmont Driving c]ub. department — were convicted, was. that If labor unions or farmers' organ- of peace with England, but peace be- net profits of the rural carriers Is -very national banking laws will be taken •which follows the annual election. The For Visitors. \ brought to light by the district at- izations violate the anti-trust laws tween Germany and this country has mall. meeting will take place at 6 o'clock Mrs. Juniue O. Oglesby.l Jr.. enter- torney In his crusade against graft in they might be prosecuted by the use never been broken. Representative Adamson Is 'seeking up. • and the reception will follow. There tained ten guests at tea yesterday aft- the pojlce department; begun after the of otiher funds. "I hope that those who are respon- some ambitious young man in his *dls- "will be delicious supper served, and ernoon at the Driving club. In compli- murder of Herman Rose nth al. George sible for the details of the movement triqt between the ages of 16 and 20 afterwards dancing will be enjoyed *n ment to Miss Txrna Carr, of tft. Louis, A. Stpp, a resort keeper, told Mr. Whit- will not overlook the possibility of wtho aspires to attend the naval acad- ARMY AVIATOR KILLED the ballroom. and Miss Caroline Scott, of Arkansas, man that he paid regular protection HOLDERS OF STOCK dangers." emy. He has a vacancy to fill and BY FIFTEEN-FOOT FALL The officers of the club are: Presi- the guests of Mrs. Bates Block. money to collectors acting for Swee- Mr. Carnegie, presiding, replied to the applicant must take the examina- dent, Mr. James H. Nunnally; vic» ney. "When it came time for Sipp to Dr. Munsterberg. tion on June 5. president, Mr. Brooks Morgan: dfrt-r- IN THE GEORGIA LIFE Loa Angeles, Cal.. May 9.—Lieuten- testify before the prrand jury ho had ""We are so Innocent of the charge," William J. Harris, as director of tire tors, Mr. C3-. C- Waters, Mr. W. H. C'os- Memorial School Closed. fJed. He was /ound at Atlantic City, he said, "that we cannot fmarine that census, will have ISO appointments of ant J- D.-Park, a military aviator, who KTOVP, Mr. T. B. Paine. Mr. J. J. Spold The Annie Gartrell Memorial school THREATEN RECEIVER brought back to New York and. testi- anybody would suspect us. The Ameri- agents to gather cotton ginning sta- started .from San Diego thla morning Ing, Mr. Jesse Draper. is closer! from May » to May 19. 1913. fied that Sweeney and his three con- tistics in Georgia. The, compensation it hfins the seventh anniversary of the can has no preference. I might say. on a (light to Los Angeles, was kill- A number of Informal parti PS havo fidantes had raised a fund and hired ranges from $3$ to ?789 a year, but been arranged for the occasion. anJ d*-:»th of the "rate Miss Annie GartrelJ, I suggest that fhe proposed monu- ed at Olive, nine miles north of Santa him to remain out of the state. Macon, Ga., May 9.—(Special.)—Of- ments which are to commemorate the only twenty agents receive more than It marks the opening of the summer I IK- founder and former directress of ficers of the Georgia Liife Insurance $400 per annum. Mr. Harris* appoint- Ana. social season at the Driving club Hi-- school. Out of love a,nd respeot to 100 years of peace of the past, also say company, a million-dollar Macon con- this: ment Is still held up- Lieutenant Park met his death in a her memory bhe school observes this southern end of the pavilion "was much cern, state that they have been noti- fajl of leas than fifteen feet. He anniversary every May. Beautiful flo- sought after by the dancers. The lights " 'With abiding faith in unbroken Mr. Kirby Ellis Returns. fied by three stockholders representing peace with all nations for centuries to had alighted a quarter of a mile from ral offerings as usual were sent to of thfi camp fires were reflected upon ninety-one shares of the stoclt of .the . Mr. KIrhy. Kills has returned from a come" that will relieve you, professor 'GENERAL" DRUMMOND the Olive school house on account of grac** the school house, and afterward the waters of the lake, which were company that unless they are paid three years' visit tn Kuropo. whero h- "We have no more patriotic Ameri- a heavy mist that confused him as to carried to mark the resting place of running- hlg.h on account of the hig 515,000 for their stock by 10 o'clock has been studying vocal music unrtnr cans than the German peop-le," con- IN SERIOUS CONDITION his bearings, and after giving a mes- the beloved and original directress. wind. The dance began with a gran Saturday moVning, an application will sage to a little girl to telephone to the best masters. He will sing- tht march, led by Cadet Captain L-eonard cluded Mr, Carnegie. offertory at Trinity ohurt-h - riunday be made to the court for an injunction London, May 9.—General Mrs. Flora Glenn Martin in Los Angeles,, he . rose I'arker of Company "C." After the to keep the stockholders from carry- again. Then he swooped over a low nig acvuinpanied hy Mr. Sheldon. Atlanta Chapter, D. A. R. march the dance followed according to Drummond. the militant suffragette On Thursday afternoon. May 15, at ing out their proposed plan of reduc- hill and crashed Into a tree. He- was the program for fifteen dances. Those leader," who collapsed twice In Bow 3:30 o'clock, the Atlanta Chapter, D. ing the capital stock of the company SHEDD FOUND GUILTY. dead whfen the child and her father •ch a per on ing the dan re were Mr. and street police court during yesterday's The Pen and Brush Club. A. R.. will hold a delightful meeting. from $500,000 to $300,000. reached his side. Mrs, Baugih, Mrs. Ho well, Mrs. Wood- proceedings against the principal of- The Pen and jirtish rlub bes:s to an^ As this will bo very interesting: from Representatives of the company state ward, Mrs. Castleman and Mrs. Moody. ficers of the Woman's Social and Politi- uouncp that as s*» many raim; to th<- both a business and social standpoint, they understand alao that unless the Jury Finds Verdict of Involun- cal Union for conspiracy, Is very ill last sp-cial mot-tin* they hereby notify all the members are unsed to be pres- money is paid application will be made today from the effect of her privation all members i>r outsider^ wishing t'. tary Manslaughter. GOVERNMENT ISSUES ent. A delightful program has been Tag Day Headquarters. fc.*r the appointment of a receiver. during her "hunger strike," while un- join to meet them in tlu- Oirn^le li- The company states that as the stock prepared for the afternoon, and reports Headquarters today for Ta,£ Day der remand. Her physician has ad- ITS SEED BLACKLIST brary basement room, on Saturday is now selling for $65 share, the de- from the delegates to the conference (Moni5ay> chairmen and committees a Augusta, Ga., May 9.—At 10 o'clock vised her to undergo an operation. rvpningr at 7:~>Q o'cfnrk :md each Sat mand of the three stockholders for at Augusta and to the Continental will be the Southern ticket office on Friday morning: the Jury in the case Washington, May 9.—The "seed urday evening; thereafter. $15,000 on $6,000 worth of holdings is Congress in Washington will be given. the ,WhitF-hRll viaduct, the hours 4 to of the state versus Marshall Shedd black list" of the department of agri- excessive. culture,. pirbllshed annually tn accord- 6 Jn the afternoon. the Georgia railroad engineer charg-ec STANLEY MADE MANAGER ance with law, and which always with the murder of Edward f "Sonny"; For Miss Rowland. G. M. A. Dance, causes indignation from dealers, this Mrs. John K. Clark* will entertain Collins, of Augusta, returned a verdlc OF SEABOARD AIR LINE Thursday evenly the Washl?*sStrt! Barbecue at Kimballmlle. year names one dealer whose name has fit an informal 5 o'clock tea this after- of guilty of Involutary manslaugh- seminary "sirlc, together with several Mr. Will V. dimmer will priv«> an "MOVIES" ARE OUSTING appeared five successive years; twenty ter. Judsre Henry C. Hammond, with- Norfolk, Va., May 9.—H. W. Stanley, noon at her home on IVachtree ^srroet ^^ la(Ues from Atlanta and College c:ci-fashioned Georgia barbecup a.t that have appeared three years, and for Miss Helen Rowland, of "LEGITS" IN CHICAGO assistant general manager of the Sea- Park, wf re tendered a dance by the Kim ball ville this afternoon at 2 out comment. Imposed sentence. Shedd. eighty who have been caught twice for the attraj'ti \ e Kueat of Mrs. »*l!f ton will serve twelve months on the chain board Air Line railway, was today ap- cadets of the Georgia Military acad- o'clock in compliment to Miss Mario Chicago, Ma^ 9.—The rapid con- selling adulterated crop seed. The de- ln-ow. Jr. traction of the legitimate .theatrical gang and six months in Jail. pointed general manager of the sys- emy. The pavilion was beautifully dec- Fisher, of Charleston. tem. partment will continue to buy samples orated in the academy and national field in Chicago, largely reflected in The Jury in the case retired Wednes- by mail and in the open market, and Miss Solomon Entertains. colors and the Interior was rendered thc'expansion of motion picture shows, day evening. Thursday they announced will examine without charge samples Miss Ksthwr Solomon entertained at very pleasing by the many different Youngblood-Martin. v.-as emphasized today by the leasing that they were .hopelessly divided "and Fail to Identify Body. of seed during the coming year, pub- The marriapre is announced of Miss « delightful anagram party yesterday colored lights. The view from the for five years of the Colonial theater, the Jud-ge re-charged fhem. Their an- IjaFayette, Ga., May 9—(Special.)— lishing the results in the annual, list. Nannie I*. Youngblood and Mr. R. R. one of Ohe city's most pretentious nouncement Friday morning- that they The identity of the man found dead on Martin,which took place on the evening play houses, to a firm presenting ftlm had reached a verdict came as a sur- Lookout mountain on April 20 still re- of May 6, at Fort Smith. Ark.. Rer. Dr. productions. "Yesterday the historic prise. Shedd's attorneys would make Flight "to Annapolis. ,alns in doubt. The 'body was not Thilllps. of the Presbyterian church. McViokers went the same road. That no statement whether or not they Washington, May 9.—Lieutenant J. that of Herman Leslie, as was gener- I officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Martin will the transfers were not wholly due would appeal. H Towers, head of the navy aviation. ally accepted last -week, as Mr. Leslie I bp at home after June 1 at Blxby, Okla. tc th-1 approach of summer is indi- corps, with Ensign G. de C. Chrevaller has been located near Cedar Grove. Miss Martin has many friends In At- cated by the fact that the Olympic as a passenger, made a continuous Sheriff Catron is in receipt of a let- Nuts and Fruits— lanta, her former home, who will be theater some time ago changed to the {light in an aeroboat from here to PROGRESSIVES LEAVE ter from Mrs. "WH1 Cook, of Hemlock, cordially interested In the announce- exhibition of moving pictures. Annapolis here today over an all-water <3a-, who thinks that the murdered ment of herVmarrlage. These developments are the result FOR CHICAGO MEETING route down the Potomac and up Chesa- man may have been her husband, who principally of an agreement entered peake bay. covering the 169 mllea In The popularity of a candy is largely thas been missing from home since into during Che winter among owners Washington, May 9.—While many 3 hours and 5 minutes. For Mrs. Otey. progressive repuWlcar. congressmen, March 25. determined by the amount of nuts Mrs. Norwood Mitchell will enter- of some of the principal theaters to headed by Senator Cummins. were tain at a small tea Wednesday after- curtail the competition -which had re- and fruits that enter into the making leiving today f.-r Chicago for a con- noon for her mother. Mrs. Otey, of sulted In the over-construction of of it. You will find 25 per cent Virginia, theaters not only in the metropolitan fer^nce on the reorganization of the cities, but all over the country. Chi- republican party gome of the "old more of the nut and fruit pieces in a WSQ Is reg-arded as a good show town, guard" Itnders dubiously were shak- Thorough Bread!* but last winter there were so many ing their heads. "W-hen tne time box of play houses in operation that only comes to reorganize Ihe republican SOCIAL ITEMS. productions of unusual popularity pa.rty." aatd Senator Galllnger, an •would attract paying audiences. old line leader, "I think we must fol- UNCLE SAM Passes were abolished, but that ex- low the men who helped build the oughly baked—thoroughly Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collier will re- pedient did not help m-uich. Recently I arty and not tJhose who helped to —anrt has a thoroughly delight turn today from an auto trip to Powers theater, the scene of many wreck H," Athens. hign-elass pJays. placed on sale for Senator Smoot and other regulars fifty cents all seats unsold at 7:30 expressed similar sentiments. The Mrs. J A. MoLreay, who has o'clock. progressives, however, went £$way 34 Whitehall 33 Peachtree 1O3 Peachtree III for a week. Is better. hopeful of results. Senator Brlstow said his senator- Miss Anita Peeples, who returned ATLANTA BOYS JOIN ial duties would prevent him from Bought by Wise Housewives! f: om Aaheville last week, continues going, and Senator Norrls said ?ie Made by Schlesinser-Meyer Baking Co. did not believe he had taken any quite ill. SENIOR ROUND TABLE Sold by all Good Grocers! **» Interest in the conference. Mr. Cum- Mrs. Max Wright has gone to join Athens. Ga_, May 9.—The following mins refused to give a list of tho^e expected to attend. Mr. Wright In Ashex'iile for a week's new members are Initiates of the MR. D. BERKOWITZ, stay. Senior Round Table at the University Chairman Hilles of the republican **» rational committee has called a re- of Georgia, the membership being one ROOM CLERK OF THE organization here for May 24. Mrs. C. R. Groover,' oC Columbus, will of the honors eoveted earnestly by arrive Sunday to visit Mrs. Kenneth every senior: Fred C. J3rdan, of Mon- Goode at Ka-st Lake. tlcello; Hoyt H. IVhelchel, of Comer; ** * Atlantic Beach Hotel John D. Wade, of Marshallvilie; TECHNICALITY HALTS Mrs. M. C. Hull and Miss Rutih Charles McT>anlel, or Atlanta; Ira JACK JOHNSON CASE Formerly Continental Hotel Hull, of Mexico City. are the guests Funkenstein, of Athens; Francis o!.' Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Manson. Moise, of Atlanta; Russell H. Patter- »** Chicago, May 9.—Benj. C. Baobrach, son, of Athens; E. C. Westbrook, of attorney for Jack Johnson, halted tho Is at the Piedmont Hotel for a few days and will be glad to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Spelr motored Gainesville; Richard N. Schwab, of At- to Macon yesterday. While there they htarins of testimony in the white make Reservations or give full information about the lanta; Aaron B. Bernd, of Macon, and slave case today by a technical ob- vlll be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. McCamy, of DaJton. South's most delightful Resort Hotel, located at Atlantic Beach, David Wit man, who are entertaining jection and the J'U.ry was eoccusfui near Jacksonville, Fla. a house party. From Macon they will wfclie federal Judge Carpenter lis- motor to WJr. and Mrs. Harry Ryder and chil- Nashville, Tenn.. May 9.—Pat Mul- the Introduction of any evidence loy, the negro charged with the mur- bearing on the counts in the indict- as a game of chance. Men tossed in their ! d; en were In the city yesterday on s their way from Newnan. where thev der of Herman Henning, a merchant, ment. money blindly and trusteed to luck to pull have b«>en the guests of Mrs. T. W. August 6, 1909, was hanged at day- Jo-hnson is charged with bringing 1 t-well to KnoxvllJe -to visit relatives break at the state prison today. He the Schreiber woman from Pittsbur^ it back with winnings. i Prescriptions before returning north, died protesting his Innocence. *o Chicago .for Immoral purposes- »** Unusual interest In the negro's fate Bachrach contended that the Mann - Advertising today is almost a science. Mrs. Julia H. Ketner, of Washiny- had been aroused by the hard ftght for white slave act is directed against •j One of the prime requisites in filling a pre- t<-n, n. C., is the g-uest of Mrs. R. M. hi's life made by his attorney, notably the- transportation of women from Trained men who know its laws can foretell |: Clayton Capitol avenue. before the g-overnor. who granted two one state to another for commerce scription, is CARE. Care in using the exact in- respites. Officers at the prison say that in her Immorality and not against with reasonable Certainty what the results gredients called for, care in weighing, measuring j Mrs. J. W. Reed returns to her home when searched there yesterday after- Immorality Itself. from an advertising campaign are likely, S , in Macon today, after a visit to Mrs, noon a freshly sharpened knife was • and mixing, care in labeling and writing the di- i Virginia Simmons. found on th.e prisoner. to be. • . -'•* Jj rections. AH these items receive our most careful DARDEN, OUT ON BOND, BIDS ON COUNTY WORK We, know/now that advertising is only r *' ff attention. Pure Drugs? Yes! Of course! salesmanship on paper—the cleaner its ap- : -While he was out on a supersedas bond •• A LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES Makes Muscle, Bone and Flesh of $1.000 pendfnff the hearing of his pearance the quicker it attracts—the more And that's what your growing children need—give motion for a new trial. Elmer T. Dar- sincere its message,'the greater its influence. 0 FOR TIME AND MATERIAL USED

«T «\^i however, and the investigator* ex- pressed the opinion that the patient* Heiress Who Pled From Home already inoculated must look forward PREDAIWIAIIH to a lone period of treatment, GARDENS OF ATM BRYAN RECEIVE! "We believe that at the present time," says the report, '"we are not yet in position, to express an opinion based on the present condition of patients STANDS EONFESSNB under observation The disease for MjTSfRfffEST which the remedy Is used Is prolonged But the Weather Man Predicts and is characterized by periods of ad- So Bryan Says to Guests at Edi- vancement and retrogression It !s also tor Grasty's Dinner—Whole Clear and Warm for the Results Do Not Justify That one in which psychic influences are a Formal Communication Over powerful factor Time Is, therefore, World Reforming-. . City Today. Confidence Which Publicity necessary to properly evaluate the ef- Alien Land Bill Is Taken fect of therapeutic measures Baltimore, May 9 —Considerable In- LOST—One good soaking ram to by the Secretary of State Has Inspired, Say Federal "We must not lose sight of the pos- terest attached to a dinner given here sible therapeutic value of this prepara- make Atlanta's gardens grow last night in honor of Secretary of The weather forecast for today if Before Cabinet Meeting. Health Investigators. tion and on the other hand It la neces- State W J Bryan bv Charles H Gras- sary to guard against too great an op- ty editor of the Baltimore Sun. and at . different in no particular from that of timism In its ability to cure I the last week or more There will be which A Mitchell Palmer, the Wilson Washington, ATay 9 —-Negotiation s be- leader in the house of representatives, more warm, clear weather, but no rain "Washington May & —The first au- CoDHdeuce Not Juntlfled. Atlanta s gardens have been made tween America and Japan regarding thentic and political report of the fed- Without presenting in detail the was a guest the California land legislation formally Among the 100 or more other guests, for weeks, but only a few of the seeds eral government s in\ estimation of the conditions of patients under observa planted have shown roots above the were 1m tiated today when Secretary tion. we are in a position to state that were United States Senator Saulsbury, Bryan had two meetings with the Jap- Fried man n tuber t_ulos is vaccine made of Delaware Secretary to the Presi- ground The main reason is assigned public hert, todav dc«-la.rts the results the facts thus far observed do net to a lack of rain, and gardeners, both anese ambassador at the state depart- justify that confidence in the reme- dent J F Tumulty, Richard Evelyn ment. of the public health s^rvict- observa- Byrd, speaker of the Virginia house amateur and professional, are daily dy which has been Inspired by wide- scanning- the horizon anxiously for any While there has been a number of tion", so far do n it Justify that conrt- of delegates. Pleasant A Stovall. of spread publicity sign of a shower to help things along exchanges between the two officials d<=nce in th** remedv whicn has been In our opinion, harm ma> have the Savannah Press, and* C S Jackson, since the inception of the California inspired by vvidtsprF at] publicltj ' been done by this undue publicity, in- of the Portland (Oregon) Journal legislation, until today, they bad been sofar as It has lessened the confidence Dudley Field Malone, third assistant informal and based upon the desire of The National association for the secretary of state, attended as the rep- SOCIETY TAKES TEA study and pr*»\ tntion of tuberculos of tuberculosis persons in well-recog- the Japanese government to avert an i nUein»<;du methodme Luuuas oujf. treatmen1.1 e a. i in ent T . oorr Interinier-- resentative of Assistant Secretary of ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN open i&sue bef on w hit h th*- 11 pa rt was presented, rupt&d their use we are constrained to State J E Osborne, who was unable Today, however, in anticipation of the Immediately ar d unanimously adopted adv Ise against any lessening of those to be present "Washington, May 9 —Washington consummation ot the legislation, the resolutions de larms: its belief that '10 well known measures which not only The secretary of state did not allude folk and their Japanese government handed In Its naa to his western trip He spoke of the society, official *uif f» tibticulosb hsa been . enectea cures, out wnicn have re- friends, were entertained from 5 to 7 formal protest, which v> as considered duced the discovered that cl s the government and the cabinet, and his speech throughout breathed a of the medfL.il [ r f<-",si and th* pub are aware that Dr Fnedmann does fronting south of the white house by and found sufficiently weighty to call spu It of loj alty to the president !if and dt < 1 trip,, it tn the dutv not wish to be Judged scientifically on President and Mrs, Wilson for deliberate treatment So it was Speaking of -his own defeats he said of the puhln tJ jnt ru all the pi es- newspaper statements, and he would Threatening skies spread apprehen- arranged that Viscount Chlnda should he cherished no enemitiea or regrets ent well tritd ag ncit-- undoubtedly disclaim responsibility for sion, but the expected showers never again meet Secretary Bryan at the ertain of tho There is no load that will breafc Alth :>UK rouchr I in t c diplomatic which have appeared came The president and Mrs W-llson state department at 9 30 o'clock tomor- on those that the a man do~v% n so quickly and so surely teims of i K >\ ernmt ntal scientificc docC- received the quests, wihile their daugh- row morning, toy wJiich time the secre- £ ", ° " public bases Us opinion until replaced as a load of revenge,' he said The ument the ri -mr- on the neam nn ters, members of the cabinet and their tary may be in a position to (five an 1 bv reliable an-d unbiased scientific man who tries to get even with others cure exprfss^s th dis ippointnn nt of answer to the communication. pron .-uncements suppoited by con- has few opportunities of gratifying his families mingled with the \ isltors the pubfic h.alth sirvhe it the condi- After the first formalities of the re The nature of the ^Japanese objec- vincing data hatred but he Is all the time corrod- tions impo^d b> 1 r'cdmann and *5ays ception the president mo\ ed about the tions can be only surmised, as by mu- In our aeries of patients Dr Fried ing himself his declinati m t i furnish tumplete in- mann has almost exclusively made use lawn, greeting his friends tual agreement the parties to the con- formation cnnctinijirf hf& v iccirie was Rejotceft in Change. o* the intramuscular method alone In Mr Bryan rejoiced that he had lived Vice- President Marshall, Chief Jus- ference refrained from discussing it. not &atisfa.rt ->ri from a scientific pulmonarv, cases and a ^ <^ry cons Id tice White and members of the United That it Is based upon the general st indpomt The pnhli health service: to see a change take place No one erablo proportion of tht m have either man he said "no few men could States supreme court, diplomats and charge that the California law a/walt- however thn report fe i\ s iccuptcd his '-.3 developed no considerable infiltrate claim credit for what has been done many members of congress were pres ing Governor Johnsons signature Would conditions hit tu^ of the gtt J;r John these patients may expect their tieat it It no reform springing up in the set for May 16 and May 23 A call treaty Is alleged tr a broad charge Anderbon director « C the hvgiemc la.b merit at the hand of Dr Frledmann to west it is not even an American re- BORDEHHeiKEss from the house for a quorum to vote on made that the principles of interna- orator^ and Dr \ M Mi m son an- extend ov er a long period form It Is a world-wide mo\ ement a bill took some of the congressmen tional law have been dsregarded How- other public health v rviee of f H er w ho <_ oncernlng the cultures submitted and we are but part of It Ga.Il Borden the famous condensed mother is no reason why I should away, but most of them failed to heed ever, the- entire correspondence so far w ei P detonated bj Surgeon Gi rieral to MS we may state that a series of ex- I owe my office to the generosity of nulJt millionaire, whose daughter, I£a- aigain live with my wife Ramona the call The marine l>and played had on this subject soon will be given Blue to makt 1 ihoiatury tests of the periment- Is under way The baccllus the president of the United States He mona, ag-ed 17. ran away from a san- had another side to tell fl wanted a during the function and light refresh- to the public in the United States aa P riedmann \a elrif and ubs* i \ f the *>0 well as In Japan his been found to be an and fiat ^r led us In our lat>t fight arid i£ any itarium at Pompton, N T , and gave home" she said *'A girl at my age ments were served under the maple odd t Jl t ill >sis r itient-a iiiucuiatipd Ka-msm having properties quite "iirtei iher father a ^ild chase before she waa trees Aftor hia second short conference one thinks I was disappointed be- does not want to be sent from school m Ntw 'V ik ent from thost of any tubercul* bi cause the leadership fell to another found in Boston said that the girl s with the Japanese ambassador Beere*- to sanitariums and then back to tary Bryan departed for New York to Information Held Rn* k. clHis with wnith vie are acquainted let him disabuse his mind of that return would not bring ajbout a recon- It appears to be identical with an thought I rejoiced that there was ciliation betw een him and his wife, schools I had been buffeted around FLAGLER'S CONDITION deliver a speech at a banquet there The m\ rstipau i s point* <1 o t that ganistn cultivated from a few looptuls one who could win where I lost And fro-ra whom he has been estranged for quite enough by my father, and I made tonight on the subject of peace, in- w. ule Dr Kriedmann In his preliminary of the rnaterla 1 used for injection I was so much more interested In seviera4 years * Kamona is a capri- up ray mind to settle down some- IS AGAIN SERIOUS tending to start on ais return trip at t ot rt spomlenee of f< red to lav full arid where like other girls I ran away midnight to keep hla engagement with ^ hich I>r Frledmann permitted us t ? the cause than in any title that could cious girl 3 oung and \ Ivacious * he West Palm Beach. Fla. May 9 —Th e Impart! il information before tint, KO\ - so that I oould join my mother I the ambassador for tomorrow morning, place on culture media in his presence come ivlth It that I am sure that said She is headstrong and hard to condition of Henry M Plagler, the ernment h^ declined ti do ^ > aftd.cf""ia are beina much as he could ever help me ' CONSIDERS SELF LUCKY injected by the Intramuscular and ciitlcal condition into which he lapsed Mr Brsan spoke of the long fight as a result of Injuries in a fair, Mr Intravenous method although we are for the constitutional amendment pro- PAROLES ARE SOUGHT "UNCLE" JOHN ROSS ILL Flagler according to reports given Although he had to pay nearly three Ignorant of w hat medium they are Feet Tired— T- iding for direct election of United out at his residence, has grown weaker times as large a fine as he would have suspended In or what additional sub States senators He v, as waiting he BY 15 LIFE-TIMERS IN THE FEDERAL PRISON during- the past few^ days For near- under ordinary circumstances for a vio- stance or substances may be contained said for Just one more state to send lv a. wefek he has taken little nourish- lation of the garbage ordinance, A. S. in the final mixture " So Tired? Its notice to Washington, when he Of the 108 applications for parole "Uncle" John Ross one of the old- ment. and Immediate friends and busi- Knight, manager of a Peters street History of the "Cure." would • proudlv attach his signature tiefore the federal^parole board now in est convicts in years as well as In ness associates were today summoned drug store nevertheless, considers him- The report co\ ers exhaustively the to a statement that announces that session at the United States peniten- time served now doing a life term in to hla bedalde self an extremely lucky man Z*ast TIZ Make Sick Feet Well No Mailer history of the Fi iedmann ' cure BO the epoch making reform has ar- tiary near Atlanta fifteen of that num- the federal penitentiary for murder, is His physicians would hot admrtt to- Tuesday, when he was summoned to What Alls Them. far as the facts have been available to rived ber have been submitted by life-time desperately ill In the prison hospital right. however, that tfheir patient's appear In court to answer to charges the public health service from the We will find " he said • that in- men and to these R V L.aDow, of with the chances against his recovery condition had become critical made by Sanitary Inspector Simpson, time of Us announcement in Berlin In stead Of having- the senate filled up "Washington president of the board, W Thursday ' Uncle Johnnv, as he is he Immediately pictured In this mind, ie-nd at On. November 1912 and rev eils the efforts w ith representativ t s of prttlatory H Moyer local warden, and Dr J C called by fellow prisoners, guards and Gordon Cadets Break Camp. possibly because of what he had heard of the public health service to gather w ealth who use their pow er to op prison physician, are giving J officials, observed the thirty third an- Ma^on Ga., May 9 —(Sp*clel >—The of Recorder Nash Broyles* the "tall, material from Dr Fneimann for its pose the things that the people love, hard work niversary of his imprisonment receiv- Gordon cadets, from Barnesville, who gray walls of a prison " Rather than | investigation we will find the honor of a position It is the first time a parole board has ing: the attention of I>r Weaver, peni- have been ibx>ldiin# their annual en- stand chances of being sent to Jail, he On the whole Dr P rieflmann s re In that bo«l> will be reserved as a ev er had before it an application fof tentiary ph>sician and one of the best campment ait Holton range, will break left town with .his family It was only ' luctance to fu rnish certain details people's prizi with which to reward leave of absence from a life-time man nurses In the prison, while in Atlanta camp tomorrow. One hundred and when his friends persuaded him that \ were not satlsfa torv fro-m a scien those who have pio\ en themselves the law only recently having gone into C H Burgt, well known business man fifty boys have been In the ca,mp. The he would only have to pay a fine that j ti*^c standpoint but the report sa> s capable of the dlsrhargt^ of public du- tffect and other friends were busying them- mornings have been devoted to rifle he returned In v lew of the great Importance of ties and nun to be trusted With the Julian Hawthorne son of the wide- selves to get the old man s petition practice and the ef tei noons to drill In the recorder's court he waft fined _ __ t the matter to tuberculosis patients people s Interests ly read author of that name, is eligible for a parole befoie the parole board i •work Their uniforms have been con- £5 75 for the violation of the garbage "'"f throughout the country and in the Todaj predatory wealth stands con- because of orders issued by the JuSgre now in session spicuous on Macon streets throughout ordinance and $10 75 for attempting: to * % hope that a v tluable remedv might fessing before the bar of public Jus- of the federal court that passed sen- The old convict Is eligible for an ap- the week evade the orders of the court. hav e at last been found to not onlv tlv,e that it has disgraced the name of tence upon him directing that Haw- plication and one would now be before cure tuberculosis patients but to pre business and what President Wilson thorne s term should commence from the board but for the fact * a next vent the disease tho conditions 3m is trving to do Is to separate honest the date o-f his conviction The sen- friend' will be extremely hard to find business from dishonest business, so pc/aed by Dr Frledmann were accept tence short one, and of it Haw- for him "Mr Burge and those work- that the country will not bear the in od An additional reason f TI taking thorne has already served two-thirds & with him are seeking help from odium of dishonest business If Pres- adv a.ntage of opportunities to maku of his time counting from the day of the public to secure by subscription eter> study possible was the assurance ident "\Vilson s election means any- enough money to take oare of the old thing it means that the government Is conviction b> Dr Friedmann of its harmless ness So far the board has disposed of a convict after he leaves the penitentlaiy to be administered by the people s Until a short time ago, scarcely w hen InJet ted into human beings large number of the applications, but i epi esentative for the "benefit of all One of the conditions imposed bv a privilege ] as the board a recommendation In each. Dr Fried mann according to the re the peopie and that win one person in a thousand had not have the advantage it has^ad case must be reviewed by the attorney WINKLES IS ARRESTED port was that he would furnish detail e ed information of the methods of in the past but that equal rights to ^eneral t> *°re a pardon can issue FOR STABBING HENTZ preparing hlls remedy when the public ail and special privileges to none will ™>™»* °^^\"2^!? *?™ ?! ever tasted a really good soda members of the board before the actio + n health board recognized favorable re he embodied In every department of J A Winkles, the East Point con- TIZ acts at once ind make«* tired, of the attorney general, with whom suits in patients The board found this government. ' tractir, who, it is alleged stabfoed and aching swollen lt,et ri markabty fresh the final recommendation rests cracker—as it came fresh and ap ct sore p r c/o f that under all the conditions imposed seriously woumled Hal Hentz, of the It's the sure rprmdy -vou know for It would hav e opportunity only to firm of Hentz & Reid archl tects crisp from the oven. everything that getb the matter with stud> a culture of the bacteria said to HALF PINTS GIVEN AWAY Wednesday morning in a fight over your fe t It s foi sm* feet and for bo used In some w ay by Dr TrIed- PROF. TAFT DENOUNCES the materials to be used in the con- sweatj bail smtlliny ft-(t and for mann in the preparation of his treat AFTER NEGRO IS FREED PROPOSED LEGISLATION struction of Solicitor General Hugh M cornfe calluses and bunions tno r-ent toi test its pathogenlclty on the I>orsey s new residence on Ponce de * Ftfr years I have be*>n ti oubied with low er animals and observe the effect Thirty half-pints of * booze" were Leon avenue has been arrested. His Now everybody can know and sore and tender feet sufft red intense New Haven, Conn , May 9 —Former of treatment by him of tuberculosis given away to the lawyers and specta- bond, which was placed at $300 was j?sUis. EJavi, had the assist int. e of President Taft, Kenx professor of Law physicians without rt.litf I bough^-0.,.t. ...Patients with his finished remedy tors In Judge Calhoun s court Friday made Immediately The case will not enjoy the crisp goodness of i at Yale, in his third lecture on "Some box of tvhTui' 'w*oYfce<"i a" "perfect j The«=e limitations the Investigators morning, when JM Chappelle colored, be set for trJal until after the wounded ""Cure, as it ha._s wit__-,h^ a_ great man% n--'fount d unsatisfactory from the scien- who had the liquor, was found not Questions of Modern Government" to- man gets out of the hospital day denounced the Initiative and ref- 'm> friends I would not be without tific standpoint guilty of stealing it from the Beavers' Winkles declared to the police, fol- fresh baked soda crackers with- erendum as ' very mucih like legisla- It."—A F- Dreutz^r, Chicago The report Is careful to say thatDr club lowing his arrest, that he stabbed Mr tion duringr the Pren-ch revolution — TIZ is not a powder Powders and Frledmann s reticence Igxd In no way .Judge R R Jackson appeared for Hentz, in self-defense other foot remedies cloar up the pores the work of political cranks and di- out going to the baker's oven. r been allowed to interfere with the i Cjiappelle and when he had cleared Tfe draws o-ut all poisonous exudations rectly contrary to the spirit of the which bring on soreness of the leet, judgment o~ the board of the effects h*m of the accusation he was con- which it has observed fronted with the problem oC allowing and is the onl> remedy that does He dealt at length with the Income j MAY SPLIT FLORIDA, You 11 never 11 rap again or draw up The government Investigation is not his client to go down the street with tax and. advocated a graduate income Uneeda Biscuit bring the bak- your lac*i in pain and you 11 forget •finished, as the tests being conducted almost two gxllons of whisky and run MAKING TWO STATES about your corns, bunions and cal- in the hygienic laboratory here and the risk of bejni^ arrested upon suspi- tax which would Include all incomes luses You'll feel like a new person the observations of the persons Inoc- cion of being a 'blind tiger $He of more thaja one thousand dollars, Tampa, Fla, May 9—Senator Lind- ery to you. There are two kind& of people In the ulated will be continued on the ground that "everybody ought •world—those that get what they want, found the solution in the aforesaid say Introduced in the state senate to- Immedlatelv after presentation of method to contribute something, in order that day a resolution providing for a vota and those that pet v. hat someone else ihe ma> feel more responslblity in the •« ants to glv *• them Be firm—when the public health service report a res of the people to deride whether the > ou ask for TIZ g. t It and 3augh at olution was unanimously adopted de government because of his payment.' state shall be divided creating a new- A food to live on. Stamina for work- the substitute Glaring It to be the Judgment of the GUARANTEE TRUST CASE Professor Taft discussed character- state. West Florida out of that sec- TIZ Is for sale at all drug stores assoctatlcm that ' no specific cure for istics of present day men in conigress, tion lying west of the Suwannee rier ers. Strength for the delicate. Give departmt nt and pt neral stoi PS at 25 tuberculosis had > et been discovered BEFORE SUPERIOR COURT declaring that the} pay too much The measure has a fair chance of, cents per bo\ tv it T* i 1 IH sent v ou to warrant the confidence of the publlu attention to what their constituents passing the legislature The people of them to the little folks. Five cents. direct if \ou -wish Money hack if TL5 •want He said ^^ doesn t do ill "w say For a frt* tria.1 or the medical profession I riday v\ ab the third day of taking the northwestern part of the state package write tcda\ to Walter Luther The resolution recommended to all evidence in the ca^es of K B Skipper, They coddle the people and *i'l have for years advocated splitting oft Dodpre & Co . ( hicago 111 tbat present methods of treatment be ot al, and Matthew Delaney, et al. to tell the truth to them Maiiy from the remainder of the common- NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY continued Dr Frledmann was not against the Guarantee Trust and Bank- men in congress now flatter the peo- wealth mentioned by name in the resolution ing companv in Fulton superior court, ple so much thiait they finally come to STEAMSHIPS. Officers were elected a« follows where a petition for receivership is be- believe they are victims of otthers Great Western Railway of England President Dr Tohn H Low man ing asked against the company Ultimately however, the people will CITY SELLS CALABOOSE The Holtda> T n« " Illustrated booklets ot tours, Cleveland, Ohio, vice presidents. Miss It Is probable thai the case will not find out and will reverse their action and useful Map of Great Britain—FKbK Mabel I* Boardman of thf Amen ran be closed before next week on these men." FOR FUNDS FOR LIGHTS *** Katel^y Gen ARC 501 5th Ave New \ n K Red Cross, and Dr Theodore B Sachs. ChioaRO treasurer William H Pal-d Kingston, Mo , May 9 — Kingston sold w in "W ashlnston seorotarv T>r Kenr> $15,000 LOST IN FIRE \Vnot State Scbool I-^indm, Its calaboose today to obtain funds to Barton Jacobs Be tlniore Macon G-a.. May 9 —(Special ) An light its streets The sale was decided AND FIREMAN IS HURT1 unexpected question has arisen here uP°n after the town marshal reported' CON Si PostaJs to Be Green. j over the school census whtoh is nowjto^the clty^ council that the "lockup" had not held a prisoner for six months \\ at-hington May 9 —Ptnn> postal •^av-anna-h Ga, May 9— (Special )— being taken The enumerators have "~^ ""' '•"'^ " ' ' ' ""- The "w a re house of the Seaport Grocery tj.ken the names of all of the chll- The city needed money immediately irds will be green hereafter as Is the for lights so an auctioneer was called POD ALL LINES practice In manv foreign countries company, on Brinson railway term!- dren of school age who ej-e Inmates nais, was destroyed by fire today The of tn« various charitable institutions upon to djspose of the building "Tin- Every Beacon Shoe UNION DEPOT TICKET OFFICE., Postmaster General Burleson today j cle Bole' Brown bought it for more % signed an order for the change ! loss was $15 000. with insurance of Including: the Georgia Industrial PHONE MAIN BISSjj $g 750 Home, the Hep,hziba,h Orphanae"*, and than enough to complete the lighting is standardized "While fiKhtlng the fire Fireman G the Masonic Home, and now those at "I will use the cells as a chlclcen F Campson was sti uck on the head the head of these Institutions nave house," aaid Mr Brown with a hose nozzle and had to be car- come forward with a request to the rle-d to the hospital His condition Is! board of education that they be gdven HAIL FOR 20 MINUTES If s standardized in size, standardized in leather, serious at least a portion of the state appr-5>- __ | prlation BATTERS DOWN CROPS standardized in quality and standardized in C U N A R D t At the Georgia Indus-trial Home manufacture. MOOT EXPi-DITIOUS ROUTE DIITEC1 VIA FISHQTJARD Ixmisvllle, Ga . May 9 —(Special )— Canning Club Director. ! there are 100 children of school age A severe hail storm In this vicinity The result—scientific manufacture, meaning re- LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA Macon Ga, May 9—(Special)—The1 and the ata-te pays $3 a year on each Tasted for 26 minutes, which is said duced cost and increased satisfaction to you. Bibb county board of education has cne ot these to the county &dhool funJ, to be the most severe hall storm that The Fastest Steamers in the World decided to employ a director for the though none of the children attend was- ever reported here F. M. HOYT SHOE CO. Mdfen. M«nrh»t.T. canning club work in the country the public schools A great deaj of damage Is reported Maoretania Lcsitania schools of the county The director will by farmers to have bee.p done to their QUEENSTOWN, FISHGUARD, LIVERPOOL take a special course in canning and crops A. G Miller, W P. Lowry, J. preserving at the state college during: German Balloon Missing. T Age r ton and several others report CAMPANI4 . . M«..Y 14. 1 . CAHMA.MA J15.E 28. 10 A. H. the latter part of the month, and will be KoeniffEberg, Germany, May 9 —A their whole crops as betng total losses * MAUBET%«IIA . MAT 21, I A. M. * M AURETANIA - JULY 2, i A. M. ,' employed by the board for six weeks German military spherical balloon, the CARM4.M4 dU the c seas MAV 31. 1O A. ODAMPAMA . JULY ». 1 A. M. £"? ™™"& <"- Cassiopeia, which ascended from this CAROftIA Jl.>E J, 1O A. CARONIA JULY 145, 1O A. M. I Bibb count----y ha-s...... tue larges.---- t girls* -' -'• canning club in the state, the county city on Wednesday, is missing with its passengers it was last seen in the *MAURETAN1A . JUNE i I, i A. M.*MAURETANIA JULY 23, I A. M. agricultural Institute having taken an CAMPAXIA neighborhood of Plllau, about 25 miles If Your Clock Stops JUNE IS 1 A. M. 4.UG. 2, 1O A. M. [ interest In the work Miss Mary E ,\ Call 4633-J Mala •Does not call .t QaeenMaim. En.tbo uod. | Crasweu "of tS. "^^1^^- I ££ ^S..'^""'".'^™*""*' ment of the State College of A^ricul- Peninsula, in a storm We Have An Expert Clock-Maker \ MADEJKA. GIBRAITAR, «I«OA. MAPLES, TRIESTE. FIUHE ture, is c°-operating in every way pos- H r sible in the work Phone Us for tne Correct Tikne j£i IVEIO.IA ....MJ^? ?.- -.?'~'' —!«««,. Supreme Court Adjpurns. BEACON SHOE STORE ^ SAXON IA J L N K CAHJ-ATHIA JUtVX SAJEOM* JLLV 2» W-ashington, May 9 —The supreme Round tbe World Trip! $498 Specia_ _l tHroogti rates to Egypt. India China. Jtptn. Uantlo. ^ Auctrftlla. New Zealand South Africa Bouti 'America.* court today suspended argument \ •>! [ 17" -Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Georgia j tor Booklet Cunarfl 1 oars. ndependent Toam In Europe, etc. Send Phone your want ads and oases and. adjourned until next Mon~ [ Ageata Ear Peninsular atnd Oriental S *f Co, In th* replies to Main 5000 or At- day It will then take a recess, until 1 jls«r. Norway etc IfllS. Jona 19 Juh 1. July 18, Hay 26, when U wili recess until I i South Bro«f Street, Ptem Poot W 1*U> St. NortH RITOT. N. T Office* 8tat» St . Opp flattery. lanta 109. probably June 0. * J INION MADfc FOR MtN LWSPAPLRl :WSPAPLRI little Yellorr Jacket* EDITED BY the dope F-Mdmjr by downline «S«w»Ia In the flr»t Kane o( tfce .erle» Jetnison at Atkena. JACKETS UPSET THED&PE Cap's Hitting and Fielding Three Georgia Stars Who Are Playing Weaver Sent Home; WHIFFS Against Tech Jackets in Athens Furchner to Twirl; Only Redeeming Feature; Chappelte Signed

. —— " usefulness as a Cracker Weaver Given Fine Lacing Harry Bailey May Get Into t,an 03ld" TJle bls: ri^at hander la " S? "iroself, and has not been since t£e opening game of the season The Alpermann to \gler "Wares to Kutina Today's Game—Billy May •Billies thirteen hits and he walk By B G Betty sot Montgomery Ala Ma> 9 —(Spe truck out by Brown 13 base on balls *• eight men in yesterdays game iff Brown 5 off Weaver 8 hit by Land New Pitcher by To- rnls was his come back Manager cial >—\tlanta was completely snowed under this afternoon and Montgomei y ijtcher Kutina Bisland wild pitches Wttlth will probably let him go now Weaver 1 Brown 1 left on bases At night Orlie is the season s greatest disap took the second game of the series The score was 10 to 2 anta 6. Montgomery 6 Time 2 10 palntment to the local manager and Umpires Breltenstem and Wright tans He was counted on as a consist The fieldilng- of Whitey Mpermann R> Dick Jemlaon cnt winner Many regrets will be ex dt-nd his batting also was a bright Pitcher Buck \\eaver has been sent pressed over his failure to show feature of the game from an Vt home to Atlanta by Manager Smith lanta viewpoint He accepted four Maybe the Jocal mana,- will no* re Gulls 3, Lookouts 0 Waivers rmve been asked on him and teen chances without a bobble sev lease Weaver but place him on the MoHle Ala May 9—Mobile contin if the otht r -Southern -league clubs eral of them \^ry difficult ones and suspended Hat until he shows more re ued her winning streak by defeating waive the big right hander will be liability out- of four times at the bat he got Chattanooga toda> scoi Ing 3 to 0 placed on the ineligible list T two base hit end two singles He Billy Campbell pitched great ball all If some club refuses to waive Man- v, as the onl> visiting batter that Surprise : way only one man reaching third ager Smith will tuin Orlle over to didn t strike out base Coxeleskie also, pitched well ex them for the waiver price If he se- TECH sprung a surprise j«sterdav Curley Brown was on the mound cept In three innings when bunched cures waivers Weaver "will be given &y handing tiu Georgia team a 4 to 3 for Montgomery and got a bad start hits and stolen bases counted runs for nsti notions to work out dally at defeat But this is usually the case but after the first part of the game Mobile For the first time In five days once de Leon to try to regain bis When these two teams mett The dope settled down and was ne\ er in trouble Motile failed to register a home run oimei cunning on the mound and if b_e never runs true to faun tie ffave up six hits h nve\er only Jacobfton s fielding and Robertson s does he will be signed up again when one was made off his delivery up to work at bat on the paths and In run he team gets back from the present Man Teeta Pans the fifth inning and that was one getting feat ired road trip bj Alpermann in the first inning The box score Chappelle Sfsned . KING had a hunch of Tech B rown Kan* 1.3 CHAT ab r h po Bell Cord Bill Cnappelle reported fans at his detail Friday When the Brown struck out 13 batters which 4000 MOB at) r h po King cf o Manager Smith in Montgomery Frl* two runs were put up for Tech in the IB the record so far this year for Stock as 41111 Toyle Ib 4 0 1 10 a^ moining and with the asking" °f flrrt and fourth Innings fans on the I tl f bouChern league Biown walked Starr 2b 80221 Alston rf _ O 0 1 O Dell 3b 3 O J 1 2 FlbPrf (1 II 084 waivers on Weaver was signed upland outside the«lgnt Atlanta was winning t five and hit one and made one wild cob n cf 4 O 0 6 u 00- may pitch the Sunday game against another game Mr Kinp wil get the pitch His wild pitch figured largely irk If 4013 O 001 8 Bcofre o j In n 1 n ITS on this fra me a S"a 1 n bert n rf 4 2 2 1 0 Flick ^b 4 he Billikens in the first run made b$ Atlanta 0280 Pitcher 4.1 Furchner will make Ms today Jantzen and "Welchonce both made ulet Ib 20151 Street c Schmidt c 8 0 0 7 1 Cove hie i 0107 debut against the BllHkena this after- circus catches that thi illed the big npboU p 8 O 1 1 1 x Hannah 0000 noon Manager Smith stated over the Spe*d Wins Plaev i More 1 0 O O O ladies day crowd- long distance phone last nlgnt that Montg-omery had lost so many Barnes 1 'WILSON COIjl*I%S, thp fleet footed Totals 29 3 9 27 Totals 34 0 834 15 this fello-w who is a big right hander recently that Dobbs decided he wo-uia tlllt for Flick In n nth looked prett> good In the workouts ^ anderbilt star Is poing to pret a EPP If b> taking the first hats 't regular berth on the Bostnn team his xxint tor Co eJe-A o In ninth If he shows anv control Manager would change the luck so Atlanta focore by innings speed earning him the place It la Smith believ es he will make a good took the field in OJie first inning with Mobile 010 Oil 0 ho are not or Agler's Infield out Wares to Ka 11) left on bases Chattanooga 9 Bailey Mtty Pl«rv averse to making a little money on tln«, and scored on Alpernrann s hit Mobile 8 Time 1 50 T mplres Flfield The local mogul said that there was the side by allowing- merchants to to right Held and Rudderham possibility of Harry Bailey getting paint signs on the Scoreboard's it Bllla **core Five back m the game today although, it In the third Inning every man on RUCKER GINV the various parks—for a consideration Barons 6, Turtles I TOHM MORRIS TIMEON BCHVDEX as more than likely that it would ne •—.».r« facing trouble Members of the thi, Montgomerv team fa-ced Weaver Sundav before Shawnee Bill can Set r Memphis T nn M ij 9—Birmlngrham Baseball Players fraternlt\ an o Breen drew his second pass of the Morns is the Georgia pitcher who will be sent m against the Yellow Jackets this afternoon at into harness ginisation L omposed of the employ afternoon was sacrificed by Wares aT d bunched hits In the third inning today Athens Ginn is the Red and Black s best batter and run-getter and leads the batting order Timeon Rohe has net been showing any form ee of the magtiateg are up in arms scored on Jantzen a hot line drive and won over Memphis 6 to 1 All of as utilltv man and *t Is hinted that the ae-alnst the practice of covering the sr% eral feet over Smith s head th it Birmingham *r runs and four of their iJowden is the teain s all round man He can fill in at any position on the team but pitch local manager will dispose of him boards v, ith white paint and propose •went to the left fieJd fence on a Hn^ hits camo In this inning Prough shortly and land a hustling ypungster to take the matter up to the com Llwert singled over second and Jant allowed the same numb of hits as f 1 that he Is saia to have lines out for i* ssion n an endeavor to bring zen scored Parsons but he kept them scattered Rohe has been catching- the flies all pbout a reform It is asserted by the Slo-an forced Elwert at secon 3 9 box srore EMPIRE STATE LEAGUE right but hit, arm is said to be gone pliyers that w hen the scoreboards Weaver then hit Kutina, forcing A.M ab r Ti po a MFW ab r h po a Wooten Opens With Homer; and be has not been able to hit the ball are almost covered with white paint Sloan to second Both -*cored whe-n n 2b 2 1 0 2 safel} with any degree of regularity it Is an impossibility to see t/he ball Rohe let Spratt s lean single g ;er t 1 1 1 1 r o i 0 When asked how Bisland looked through him Spratt went to third •Ly cf 4 1 1 3 2 0 Voldosta T, Cordele S against them and that tne iKes uf M Bride If 4 I 1 2 80111 "Valdosta Ga May 9—(Special ) — Manager Smith said He 11 do He the players are thereby endangered on the error and scored w hen Oona M Gil j Ib 2 0 1 9 4 O 12 1 Georgia Takes An Ascension looks O R to me He has not hit The best grame of the season on the * iready several of the players have hue hit one of "Weavers offe ings ( Mayer c 3 0 f> •* 10020 40115 home ground Valdosta handed Cor anything for the past two* days but I ee*n mo-re or less serio isly Injured the left field fence Carroll <5b 4112 at that he has been Hitting them hard In the fourth Montgomei v jput an FTHarn SB (2 1 O 1 4 0 O 5 3 dele the second defeat of the series I*rouph p 3 O 1 0 1000- this afternoon - to 1 Both Sellers but right straight at someone ' Rival Keytvtonera other across Breen drew his third 1 0 O 0 0 And Tech Wins Game 4-3 Not only ts Manager Smith disgusted and Glllesple were hit rather freely base on balls took second on Wares at the showing of the pitchers but DOYI^E. of the New York scratch hit over the keystone Breen Totate 27 fi 6 2 Tolals 33 1 each giving up 11 hits but the hitting The Tellow Jackets w ere not able of VaWosta was more opportune the umpires have commented to him on Giants and Eddie Collins of the Phlla went to third when Wares was foTcec Score hj inning's H > Clnrk Ilo-well, Ir Oa May 9 — (Special ) — to get a hit after the fourth Inning Cordele s errors aiding materially the poor control of the boxmen an to be retired by sensa- es in the outfield "Natlon-al organizations Collins is Wliltey 4j5-nin GIH ray 1 Slianlov 1 two base hit the catchers if the rules -*ermltted years tional fielding by the Jackets Score R H B slamming the globule at a 490 clip Atlanta scored their last run In the Tove three base hit McBride sac according to the judges of play The dope all veered towards a vic- The game tomurrow will be witnessed Valdosta 000 130 03*—7 11 1 and Doyle Is pummellns tihe sphere si^th Agler first man up struck out rlfice hits Messenger Mayer Prough tory for the Red and Black, and the by the entire Tech student body and Cordele 101 001 000—3 11 • i-t a 3-T& mark leading the two bat Alpermann then (hit to right for two double plays Fllam to McGilvray t jig lists Collins Speaker and J bases and scored on Welchonce s safe local team was confident over confl should be a hummer as the Georgians Batteries—Valdosta Zellars and Me (2) base on balls off Parsons ..... the Yellow Jackets would are determined to come back while Cormack Cordele Glllespie and Eu- Marksmen at Daw son. C olllns have made 24 hits in tin* tv to the same territory 2 off Prough 5 struck out. by dent tha j* merican leagtie and lead In that re in the seventh Sloan opened with j succumb to the rain of hits which bad the Tech bunch are equally determined ( banks Umpire "VIcLaughlin Dawson Ga. May 9—(Special >— Parsons 3 b-v Prough 1 hit by pitcher leretofore been forthcoming: from the to repeat their success of today The Oawson Gun club entertained to- spect Tinker is the onl> man in i i the seventh Sloan opened with a Ellam Marcan (2) Umpiies Stockdale bats The Box Score Waycrosn 5. 4.merlcnfl 2. da> many of the noted marksmen who the Va-tional league who has made safety to left and took third on and H-irt Time 1 50 that number Ml these figures In Kutina s single to center and Wei B it the dope proved awrv aa the ib i e I Americus Ga May 9—(Special)— attended the annual state shoot at elude the games played Ma\ 1 chonce s error ICutlna stole secom Atl on crew was ible to garner but Wooten cf 5 1 01 Americue dropped another game to Americus yesterday Among these and both scored when Wea\ er turned Pels 4, Vols 1 seven blngles from the of Moore Sb 4 J } Waycross this afternoon despite the visitors were John Phillip Sousd, Uaile M an Oetterw loose a T\ild p!ton Spratt waa walk w Orleans Mav 9 — T>umm> Tay one Mr Tubank; vho incidentally Pitts rf 4 Jj J fact that the locals played an error Leahy Fred Gilbert, George Maxwell tcept t em so well scattered that only F Montague 2b 4 Y I less game The visitors were charged and Homer Clark The guests were ed and scored on Oonal UP s secant lor the former major league star pu7 1 * RANK. feCHLITE, the home run two bagger ^led tS <, Nashville team today and Xew e did two come In the s-ame In- Pound If with one error only Americus lost taken automoblllnB this mo-mlng At hitter of the Chicago Cubs leads the The Rose Store Oiltans won 4 to 1 Case was batted ning and then no tally was regis \maaon Ib the game in the first Inning when noon they enjoyed a splendid barbecue National league in the number of ATTjANTA.— ab r hard in the eishth Inning three singles tered Donaldson 93 . Pitcher Semms allowed five men to at PondHIy park This afternoon they Attridge c i uns scored including the games play Long If T 1 and a two base hit netting three runs It is true t"he TechHes connected for romp across the rubber Semms was participated in an exhibition shoal, «d may 1 with 16 tallies Trts Agler Ib 4 0 \n en or h> Case and two singles gav but four binprles but this quartet relieved after the first Inning by the visitors and local club members Speaker Is the leader in the Amerl Alpermann 2b 4 1 the locals a run in the first inninsr abetted bv Georg-ia. B Ten errors scored Frulett who pitched good ball and made fine scores The visitors were tar league \vith the same number of Welchonce cf 2 0 Taj lo gave up onlj one hit during an equal number of runs 35 4 4 2T 7 1 hold the v Isltors down to a cipher entertained at an elegant banquet to- tallies Dmitri Sb 3 0 the first e Pfht Innings ind onl> on*1 Baid FleldlnK Tell* basis thereafter Americus scored tv% o night Bisland ss 3 0 r innei reached second base In the The contest hung- up on the fielding GEORGIA— ab In the seventh Medlock for Way *»«me Plnver Rohe rf 3 0 ninth singles by Llndsav and r>aley of the two team*i and the boys from Glnn If 4 cross knocked L homer which won Dunn c 4 0 Atlanta fielded in big league style Harrison 2b . 4 _ i him applause DAVE ROBt-RTSON the great and two infield outs allowed the vis Wilson to Pelicans "W- eaver p 4 0 while the "University team played the McWhorter cf . 2 « Score right fielder of the AToMle Gulls prom itors to sroi e a run Snedecor and R,H E Cleveland Ohio May 9—Pitcher nggedest game of fielding shown this Hutchens c 4 j Americus i«-es to eel!pse all ba.tting- marks for Spencer ma 1 sensational catchfs 000 000 200—2 7 0 Finish B Wilson southpaw -who came Totals 10 2 T*IP fiot score Henderson Ib 2 the Southern league if he keeps up pa s on 500 000 000—6 6 1 to the Cleveland club from the Knox- When It comes to picking stars for Covington 8b 4 the pace he has started George ab r ti po a o ab r h po a ville Tenn club last fall, today was MON TOO ME R Y - a,b r h po i cf 4 O 0 O 41214 Heismin s crew Wooten and Pound Frwln rf BaMsewein Cracker twirler who pass Thomaavtlle 5* Brniuivrick 2 released to New Orleans Southern Breen cf 4301 deserv e the laurel wreaths while Corley p Brunswick Ga May 9—(Special ) cd througlh Atlanta Friday enroute to i T>alpv If 4 O 1 1 0 league team Wares 2b 1 0 J ub-anks li entitled to all praise for Clements ss Charlotte says that he is one of the 1 Thomasvllle turned the tables on Jantzen If -( 1 the article of h irlins he delivered Bowden rf gi eatest ball players he hag ever t O ->pen<-er If 4 1 1 Brunswick this afternoon winning the Tb 4 0 do or Ib 4 foi hi*i teammates game by a score of 5 to 2 Up to the seen a tremendous hitter fast as a I! 11 5 0 Sloan f 0 But thp entire team played jam up seventh Wiggins for the locals etrealc and a. wonderful flelder This Kutina Ib 0 0 1 4 1 fellow has no weakness U the big 3 0 0 O Taj lor p O 3 2 bali "W ooten accepted six chances n pitched an excellent game but he then Spratt SB the ce-nte-r pai den with unerring ac xBatted for Corley In ninth rip-hit han-der s compliment of him weakened and five hits netted the vis Donohut c » Totals 10 1 3 ^4 T a e 12 Score by Innings 4 12 27 11 _..ratv in addition to sending the uuv j Itors four runs Roth for the visitors Brown p xHI f ninth ball to the ditch In the initial inning1 Tech 200 200 000 Georgia 100 000 2QQ 3 [pitched in good form all during: the Ftin Record H b o e bv inn ngs R for the complete circuit Nashville 000 000 001—1 Summary Home run "Wooten sac game and held the locals when hits Ib hitting at a 444 Totals Pound saved the dav for his team meant runs Brunswick s four errors New Orle u s 100 000 Olx — 4 rlflce hits Pitts FTarrison McWhorter clip in-cjudlng- the games played Fri ir the last round when with Glnn were costly while the ThomasvilJe R Summary T- rrors (. TSO 3 AFanusb 1 2 stolen bases Pound Ginn Clem Score h\ inning' on first base and two down Harrison players ga\e their pitcher proper sup- day May S making 36 hits In SI Tavlor 1 t\v o base hits \ant7 "VV il ents double play Harrison to Hender times up and counting 21 runs Six Montgomer\ 1l»r i passed ball Noves Time 3 wild pitch Eubanks hit by pitcher this Robertson leads the league m Corle; deserved to win his game Batteries—T\ Iggins and Treese Roth Breen "Wares Elwert double plays 1 41 bmpjies Kerin and Pfennlnger Henderson TS— e o* game 2 10 tlm stolen bases, with 33 purloins Johnn/ with ai y kind of support allowing-, pires Harmon and Holland and Howald Umpire Carter McGraw Is probably sorry he farmed onlv foui hits but errors were forth this fellow out now coming whenever men were on bases and several times on comparatively BAN'S BIG STICK. easy chances the locals booted the pill LAGRANGE IS WINNER f *- Talbotton 12, Butler 10 "WALLY SMITH BEST CLEMSON TIES COUNT or heaved it wildly Hutchens plaved decidedly the best Investigation Being Planned for Talbotton <->* May 9 —(Special )—• game for the Cunningham crew OF GEORGIA-ALABAMA The Talbotton boys defeated Butler Naps-Red Sox Fight [4 knocking out three safeties out of here today to the tune of 12 to 10 PLAYER IN LEAGUE" four attempts In addition to catching ATTENDANCE TROPHY Ray Burt did the box work for Tal WITH AUBURN NINE botton. while Chapman for Butler was in great style Chicago May 9 —President Johnson Old Stnro Umpire Knocked all oxer the field feDI TOR'S XOTE —Thin tribute of the American league last night or- should nave in your \uburn Ma. Mav 9 —(Special > . Harry Harmon an old Georgia star aG-ranffe Ga, May 9—(Special )— the CracKem* third baseman TF dered an investigation of the fist fight Oemson won the second game of th and Harry Holland Tech s famous In addition to winning: today s grame pure whisky of quabtgr priirteU In the XnshvlMe Tenne*«o between players of the Boston and series from Vub n n here this after third baseman arbitrated the affair in a sensational manner LaGrange has and \merlcan on Krlda* also won the attendant trophy of the Cleveland clubs at Cleveland on Wed noon bv th s ore of 18 to 4 The and kept the fn\ free from wrangling nesday afternoon He sent a message and squabbling which has so often Oeorg-la Alabama leagrue More thcfti Wa-llv Smith the bir third base sitors got off with a good lead due 1 900 people crowded the grounds on of Inquiry to Umpire Connelly who re mai red the annual battles rr-an of the \tlanta team I: by far to Locke s wildness and £>river wh> opening day which la by several nun plied that he knew nothing about the The Yellow Jackets got a two run the best ball pla> er I hav e seen tn j i elie-ved, him xvas hit hard during- th dred more than any other opening occurrence except that what he had 1 lead in he premier stanza Wooten the Southern league this season flr game of the towns in the league The read In the newspapers balance of the game The series the first man up laced tire hide to c ared a Well known athletic author LaGrange team is now in first-class President Johnson then instructed now even ind the dec di the left field ditch for a home run Hv of this cit\ who is a splendid jrame il condition All those who have been the umpire to Immediately ascertain bt plajed tomorrow witn judge of ball plav ers He is a bet on the Moore and Pitts were retired on in out of the game are ready to play the facts ter man in m> estimation than Red mound for Clemson and Da\ 13 twirling field outs but Montague got life on ball and the outlook for the team to At the Invitation ot President Co Smith he continued and should i? i for Auburn Clements error Pound was safe on win from now on IB splendid misky. of the Chicago Americans Mr uf to the majors again at the end Harrison s boot Montague going- to Johnson has promised to accompany o£ this season second Montague scoring on Harrl the White Sox and the New York Na Smith is not only a sen-sationnJ son s failure to stop Corley s throw to tlonals on their world tour next •win- fieJder but he is a fine hitter beint, CLfcM second to catch him off second ter fureton s( •* 2 1 1 2 Tennis Trials. ubanks scored on Pitts* The matches will be continued to- lumbia, in the banner event of the day sacrifice fly to left morrow, when it is expected the Aus- F C tnman and C M Bull, of Kew i ipate in various athletic cwntests in base hits Major Coreton, Webb Tar Georgia** La*t Chance. tralian team will arrive for practice York, B L. Jones of Saratoga Springs, which Harvard is entered tomorrow rant base on balls, by Locke 2, by The Red and Black annexed two In and Wallace Johnson, of Philadelphia, Driver 5 hit by pitcher l*ocke Core- the seventh when Clements walked all disposed of Washington entrants The major events will be the "var&ity Xnman and Bull easily won from j race with Princeton and Pennsylvania ton, by Driver, -Vnderson stolen bases. stole second Glnn being safe at first a ol ln on the Charles river the track meet Major, Harris Benson- Tarrant, Walk on Attridge s muff of his easy pop The Hardest to Do. Reid and Stidmati. of \yp h'5St >, v, ith Cornell, and the baseball game. er Brown, sacrifice hits, Davenport, and Clements scored on Harrtapn's hit Chilon bein? asked what were tha the doubles, and Bull, wftlv Miss Mar- with Holy Oroas at "Worcester Coreton Ezell. Coles struck out, toy to -left, Ginn going to third, Glnn most -dttfloult things, replied, "To keep Jorle Smith, of this cltyjaeteated 3fe The four Cambridge c3a*ss crews also JDnver 2f fey Anderson 3 Umpire, New- scored on ^UpWhorter a sacrifice fly to secrets, to make a good use of leisure and Mm. Carlisle, local p|ay«ifj. In the will have their annual races ell. center field. and to bear belnc wroneed." mixed doublei. II STANDING OF CLUBS. II Where They' Play Today.

\VHlte Sox «, senator* 1. ..„-,,-.. ,~ 'Caae. '!", - " ' ,'* : _ So«tfc^r» Le«vBe. Southern League. Atlanta," - crematory Won. Ixat- P-C. Atlanta IB Montgomery. CMcago, May 9.—Chicago ihade It Philadelphia, May" 9.—Luderus,' who fot4Ie ... 23 « .793 NfifihTllla In New Orleans. two straight from Waflbinston today case was , argued before' the • state Birmingham In Memphis. had not made a hit since last Saturday tupreme court yesterday morning ,an:d This, aftecnoon KCiss Billy tons 'and 15 W ,556 by b*molrtn9 hits -with errors of the 1 company will be seen in ."The 01x1 Nesbvflte . 13 13 .5QO Chattanooga In Mobile__. _ visitors and GaJlla'a wildness. Scott •when his- dou'ble in the ninth inning both sfdes 'were represented by attor- : 1: 12 14 .462 defeated New York, turned a possible By Hal : From Out Yonder," at a 25-cent mat- 10 13 -*35 Soatn Atlantic League, beld- the visitors to five bits. Barton Marist won the -annual inter-prep neys- ."'.,...,.: • -• , '- .; liiee. .Tonight will be the last per- ~ 11 in .423 started, to play in the first half of the shut-out for Philadelphia Into a victory track meet, (held * yesterday afternoon The case originated in the- superior- fcnrmanee of this popular play. -wbtcU'-- ' 10 15 -400 Alhanv In Macon. first; but owing to a slight Injury to over St. Louis 'today by making a home oil the Marist campus, by piling1 up court when J. N. Renfroe ahd others has been received with more enthusU J 1O 16 .385 his wrist during practice, he "retired run with two men out and Lobert on 51 points .out of a possible,,90, against sought to enjoin the city and the De- asm than anything produced to» date 'by v ' in favor of Hournier. third base in the seventh, inning, the 2G far Tech Higih and 13 for G. Ml A, structor , company from carrying out the Atlanta company. Next week tne : -• Soutii Atlantic L« aen>«. Nfltfunal League. „ "Score by innings: R.H.E. final score being & to 1. Alexander the contract for the $376,800 plant. CX,UBS— •Woo. liost. P. C- St. Louis In Boston. Lewis, of Mardst, won the medal for company will offer a fine farce comedy ; 14 r> -737 Washington. .010 000 000—1 held St. Louis down to. two hits, but mating the largest number of points Judge Bell refused to grant the In- In "Are You a Mason?" which has been , . Jacksonville ...... 12 8 -6*>0 Chicawo In New York. Chicago . - .002 001 30i—6 one of them, a single by Konetchy, was of any Contestant, with Ifi to his credit. unction and the plaintiffs appealed. greeted by packed audiences wherever Columbus . .326 { Batteries; En gel, Gallla and Ain- made In the first inning1 with L, Mage a The, contention is.-that the "-contract is presented. The comedy is a rar& Charleston ,45O Fowler came, a close second with 15. because the ettyvobUsated It- .368 | smith ; Scott and Easterly. Time. on second 'base as the result of a pass Roberts, of Marist, broke the prep laughable play in which members Ot -. ., Albany . .316 ! 1:50. Umpires, Hilda-brand and Evans. and an out and enabled the visitors to pole vault record by clearing the bar self to1 Pay money In future years. the company at the Atlanta appear Washington in Chicago. score. at 9 feet, 6 inches. AJlen, -also of The case' of the plaintiffs 'was ar- to', particularly good advantage. Miss - ? FbiJadeJpbJa In St. LoalB. Sox % !Vmps 1. Score by innings: g-ued before the supreme court by At- New York In Detroit. Marist. tied his own record of 10 4-5 Tinsley Harrison is cast for a good CLDBS— Won. P.C. Cleveland, Ohio, May 9. —Th e first . .100 000 000—1 2- 1 seconds made by him in last year's lorne'y C. T*. Goree. City' Attorney part, and three new members are t—* J'hlladelpbU 11 .647 Boston in Cleveland. James L, May son and Assistant City Brooklyn .619 victory of the first western trip of the Philadelphia .000 ooo 2ix—s \mo meet. tr&duced for the first time, all being QjiCago — State League. Boston club was won from Cleveland Batteries: Qeyer, Steeie and Wlngo The summaries: Attorney W. O. Ellis, Jr., represented experienced players of recognized St. Louie . 'rnra \ 'aycrosa In Americas. today 3 to 1. Each "team battled hard, and McLean; Alexander and Dooin. 100-yard dash—Allen (Manist). Time. the city of Atlanta, and the Destruc- ability. New York.. .r>oo' noma^ville In Brunswick, Boston getting 13 hits and Cleveland 7 Time. 1:19. Umpires, Klein and Orth. 10 4-5 sec.; Lewis (Mariat), Bedell ut played misearbly in the' field and Grant then walked and Clarke scored Time, 2 min. 25 see.; Cneves (Marist), wards attacked Officer Corhett in the Americas New York took the third game of the Marsans with a single. Fromme police court. Zuber is said to be in- just as good, and perhaps a little bet- elig (G. M. A.) ter series, 9 to 0. New York mixed hits pitched sreat ball for Cincinnati, the Hig-h Jump — Smith (G- M.. A.>, 4 ft sane, caused by epilepsy. The 'rover- ; - with Detroit's misplays and won with Giants scoring their lone run in the 11) in.; Myers (T. H. S.), Gerlach (T. nor stipulated in his order that Zuber Amateur Games Today. ase. second, when Herzog hit a home run H S.), Styer (Marist), and Ma^an, tie must be held In jail until the court Chauncey v. Osier. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS War hop. whose greatest ambition is into the left field bleachers. for third. of ordinary can pass upon his sanity. Washington, May i».—('haiincey M. Score by inninga: R, H. E. to beat Detroit, was taken out of the Hammer throw — Fowler (Marist) ;»epew, of New York, called on PreBir . . . .000 003 000—3 9 ft ilu- following Barnes will be playe ' c in the third Inning. Wlllett had j 109 ft. 4 in.; Bedell (T. H. S.), Lowry dent Wilson to pay his respects today*, . . . .010 000 000—I 6 2 this afternoon in the different leagues: singled. Bush drew,a base on balls and New York (Marist), MT. -VERNON ASSOCIATION "For a man in his eightieth year,"" Bamca. * the little pitcher 'had given Louden Batteries: Fromme and Clarke; Mar- Mile run — Fowler (Diarist). Time, 5 ho said, "I feel young enough to be ex- • M0nteorneT7 1O, Atlanta £. Ag-ogas ve. Gordon, at Piedmont two wide ones when Ford went to the quard, Crandall and Meyers and Wil- min., 29 sec.; Shropshire (T. H. S.) ANNUAL hibited as a contradiction of the Osier New Orleans 4. Naahrille 1. park. son. Time, 1:54. Umpires, Breiinan Btrmtngliam 6. MempUs 1- rescue. Thereafter Detroit never Cocke (Ma-rdst)- theory." Btotlla S, CHa-ttanooga 0. lirant Park vs. Wesley, at water- threatened. and Eason. works. Washington, May $,—The board of Push's fine fielding was the. only regents of the Mount Vernon Toadies' Jonathans vs. McDonald. orlght spot In Detroit's defensive play. Santa Atlantic Doves 5, Ptraic« 4, SOCIETY TO BE FORMED association began Its annual meeting Bowinab 5, Columbus 3. Saturday Afternoon. :corc by innings: R. H. 15. You Can Be Strong, Boston, Mass., May 9.—In defeating today at Mount Vernon, with 27 mem- Jacksonville 5 Charleston 2. Auto Top Co. vs. North Atlanta Stars, New York .. ..202 041 001—9 14 1 FOR STUDY OF CANCER Pittsburg 5 to 4 today Boston made it bers present to take part in the ten Sixeoa 4, Albany 3. at Exposition. Detroit 000 000 000—0 6 6 Active, Healthy, Atlanta Gas Co. vs. Fulton Bag, at four straight victories for the series. Washington, May 9.—Plans for for- day session- Miss Harriet Clayton' Batteries—War hop. Ford and Swee- Comegys, the regent, submitted her Fulton. The team has now won as many games mation of a society for the study ney; Wlllett, ZamJoch and Stanage. annual Teport at the opening meeting:, Ofaielnn*d 3. New YorV Exposition Mills vs. Whmier, at from Pittsburg as they captured from Husky and Happy Boston 5, Brooklyn 4. Time 2:00. Umpires, DIneen and Hart. and prevention of cancer were an- Whittier. that team all last season. It is many nounced -here today by Frederick, L outlining the work of the association i Brooklyn T, Chicago 5. during the past year. PoJladelphla S. SL Ijouis Sunday School. years since the local National league Hoffman, a director of the Natlona Brown* 7, Athletlca 3. Restoration of the home of Wash- Capitol View vs. College Park, at club won four straight games from Association for the Study and Preven St. Louis. Mo., May 9.—St. Louis any team. ing-ton practically has been complet- American Stewart avenue and Dill. broke Philadelphia's winning streak to-} tlon of Tuberculosis, which closed Its The contest was an exciting one. In ed. Miss Comegy's reported. By de- Beaton 3, Cleveland 1. Central congregational vs. First Bap- day, winning 7 to 3. St. Louis knocked annual meeting ,here .today. The new which Boston outbatted Pittsburg:. The grees 'the Mount Vernon shelves are St. I^oaia 7, PhJladelpbift 3. tist, at Grant park. Houck out of the box In the first in- health body will work along lines al Chicago 3. Wasblngton 1. latter, assisted by two errors by Dev- ready found effective by the tuber being Hlled with books and pa,pers that N«w York 9. Detroit 0, Gra.ce vs. St. Philips, at Machinery ning and hit Wyckoff hard. The lo- belonged to Washington. Reports hall, Piedmont park. lin, led three to one up to the eighth culosis fighters, much of the effort be cals scored five runs in the first on sh/owing in detail* the condition of the S. V. D. Fraternity vs. Westminster, inning'. Boston In this session took ing of an educational nature. State L singles by Shotten and Pratt, .two bases entire estate w*e,re presented by Su- VmldortA 7, Oordele 3. at plaza, Piedmont park. the lead 4 to 3.. through a base on Mr- Hoffman announced there woul< on balls, an error, a sacrifice fly and perintendent Harrison H. Dodge and! Waycpasa 5, Amerlcua 2. Manufacturers. balls. Connelly's single, Sweeney's bea meeting in New York next week Thomaavllle 5, Broaswtck 2. Brief's triple. In the fifth singles by double and a single by Titus. Pitts- •his assistant. Hurray Gin Co. vs. Atlanta National Williams, Brief and Wallace and a sac- of a committee to formulate. definite burg evened matters In the ninth when Chief Justice White, John Plerpont Bank, at Marist college. rifice fly netted the locals two more plans for the gocic"- Hyatt, batting for Camnltz, hit safety This year In the United State: Morgan and Ed wing Warfleld have , ewu 2, Norfolk 1. P. P. G. Co. Ked Seal, at Hill's runs. been added to the Mt. Vernon advis- park. and scored on Carey's double. Victory 75,000 persons will die from cance Roanoke 3. Petersburg 0. Philadelphia scored in the second on came to Boston in the last half of the ory board. Rlettnwnd 8, Portamoutii 7, Southern Railway vs. Hallett & Da- Baker's double, an error and an infield and in the civilized world a hal ninth when Devlin doubled, was sac- vhs, at Tenth and Boulevard. out. In the sixth Collins and Mclnnis million, according to figures given rificed and scored on Rariden's sacri- American Association. Junior Sunday School. singled and scored an Walsh's triple. out by Mr. Hoffman. The death rat fice. St. Paul 8. Kansas City 5. Trinity vs. Wesley, at Grant park, The unusual spectacle of seeing" um- from the disease is in-creasing 2 1- SHERIFF C. W. MANGUM Toledo 0. Indianapolis 2. Score by innings: R H. K. : Westminster vs. Central Baptist, at pires reverse a decision ithree times, per cent a year. Courage—darine—bounding vitality—sureooB- Milwaukee 11. Minneapolis 2. Pittsburg 200 010 001—4 9 1 AT HIS OFFICE AGAIN XtontavHle 2* Columbus 2. PiiHlmont park diamond No. 4. came up in the seventh imping". With Mr. Hoffman said that while much troi of mind, body &nd nerves—the desire $oa Boston TOO 000 031—5 11 2 Asbury vs. Grace, at old professional o out and a runner on) first for Phil- still is to be learned concerning the ability to accomplish afl desirable thines-—tfcess Batteries—Camnitz, Robinson and Sheriff C. W. Mansum was able on Carolina l Cornell 5. — , j?or thla reason I believe it SB ray .doty to ull he Churchiu Downs course. The as; Weil man and Me All ester. Time, fitter. One run on Pfsher's double Florida House Adopts Measure TDK I ATCCT I? A cm AW wnTt t every youngor elderly penon about tbiahttldk ' rack is fast ami fair weather is pre- 1:55. Umpires, O'Loughlin and Fergu- aVid Otto Miller's triple was all the IBC LA1CM fAMllUn MUIfc Md strength restoring recipe and send a oobT Crackers' Daily Hitting Average dicted. son. locals got off him. Humphries fin- to Control All Primaries. .[Says: "it Is a wise precaution against 1 free .to every one who a*ks me for it* so therein To the winner will go the ""title of ished the game and allowed two runs, ;etting holes in delicate hosiery to , geewhatiti>andhowqtUcldy8fid8itt"63y*tfcCtiK>" The ImMvUlua! baiting averages of tlie Crao-k- champion 3-year-old of America, as 1 owder the shoes before putting them j if y a are old. or young, married or Uocl*, •wfth Stontgoir Stengel*b triple and an error scoring O the contest will he over a mile and a. one in the seventh, while "Wheat tal- n." Many pec/pie sprinkle the famous large or small and are lacking In ta« nerve force Pet. quarter route. The race this year is Tallahassee, Fla., May 9.-—The pri- intlseptlc powder, Allen's Foot-Ease, or vigor that makes men and women strong. PLAYERS O. A.B. SOUTH ATLANTIC. lied in the eighth on his scratch hit, mary bill drafted by United. States nto the shoes, and find that it saves r and capable, j«st write to me like tola: Long 27 103 .349 distinctly between the east and west, .333 Daubert's sacrifice, Evers' fumble and Senator N. P. Bryan and presented to ts oost ten times over in keeping Robinson, 4312Luok Building. DBtnrft, Alpermann .. 27 111 and the east fiCuring to hold the >ip- a force-out. loles from hosiery as well as lessening .. 27 105 rhand t™ rht in Ten Pnint, owned the legislature, was passed by the- , and I will send you" a copy of thl»> * " SmHTi ; Chicago fought a strong uphill bat- rictlon and consequent smarting and Weliihonco . .. yi 10:5 by A. I.,. Aste. The eastern colt do-ubt- house today by a vote of 47 to 23, after absolutely free, postage paid. In • plate I Scouts 5, Gulls 2. tle, despite the long lea<3. Curtis suc- aching of the feet. Blaland less will go to the post : heavy favor- a debate which consumed the whole wrapper. . Bailey 4S Jacksonville, Fla., May 9.—Jackson- ceeded Stack for Brooklyn in the third, ite, as Hawthorne, the winter book morning session. T/he debate was cen- Mutter . ville bunched their hitg In the first In the seventh, with the bases full, "Weaver favorite. Is out because of illness. eighth inningrs a.ncl ' easily won tered upon amendmets offered by Rep- Grabam J3 he passed "W. Miller and Clymer. forc- Foundation will carry a great amount from Charleston this afternoon, 5 to resentative Tomlin, of Tampa, two of Price of Kentucky money, as many think the ing tn two runs. Twfe force-outs wihl-ch were adopted. •Dunn m Cuoto had twelve chances at aec- stopped (further scoring. •>7 SHi 1M) 17 erratic Lexington colt has a good The Chi- The Bryan bill covers all elective of- Agler 1 end ba-se a,nd accep-ted all of them, cago's lost their great chance In the Brady chance. Backers of these two en- fices county, state and national. Any among which were several difficult iighth when two doubles and a single Bohe trants base their opinions not only stops. Stewart was steadier than party polling more than 5 per cent of upon the way the two horses "worked In succession produced only one run. the total vote must nominate under its Ridge way •Score by Innings: R. H". E. 2-year-olds, but in the easy fashion Score by inninga: provisions. Luck for Nimrods. they have disposed of their fields this Chicago . .' .. ..020 000 210—5 9 4 Stetesboro, Ga_, May S.—(Special.)— Charleston ..000 002 000—2 Brooklyn- 400 100 llx—7 6 1 spring. Jacksonville ..210 000 02x—5 The sportsmen around Statesboro are It appears tonight that there wouW Batteries—Pierce. Reulbach, Hum- ATLANTA LODGE, jft. P., now having the best luck they have -Ridge way and Menefee; phries and Archer; Stack, Curtis and be five starters, as follows: Stewart and Smith, ever known in catching nsh. The Hnny Time, 1:40. Um- O. Miller. Time 1:45. Umpires', O'Day Ten Point, 117—W ilson. plre, Fender. GIVES ENTERTAINMENT tribe Is said to be in abundance an.5 Foundation. 117—Lo-ftus. and Ems-lie. i* is a daily sight to see parties going Yankee Notions, 117—Glass. Atlanta lodge. No. 20, Knights of out with their tackle and hundreds Prince He:-nla, 117—Peak. Indians 5, foxes 3. Pythias, will be entertained at their of pounds are being caught- The Osee- JImmie G-U1, llO—Borel- Savannah. Ga_, May 9.—The locals caatle hall by the Woman's auxiliary chee river is at an excellent stage hopped on Baker In the first inning to- COLLEGE GAMES of the lodge on Monday night, May 12. for fishing and many are also caught day and amassed a lead of five runs, A special program of musical and in the mill ponds around here- Bank Cashier Arrested. winning froni Columbus 5 to 3 after a literary numbers has been prepared, and refreshments will be served by the WLDOUGLAS Moultrie, Ga., May 9.- J. H. Cason, rather interest! ns" pitching duel be- Gordon 4, G. M. C. 1. former cashier of the Bank of Cros- tween Robertson and Baker. Baker Barnesville, Ga., May 9.—(Special.)— $3.50, $4.00 & $4.50 St. Nicholas Skating Eink, land, and alleged emnezsler of oveT gave up but one hit after the opening Gordon 4, G. M. C. 1. was the count of These occasional affairs given by 7,000 of the bank's funds, was arrested inning, Robertson wa-s hit hard, but today's game. Gordon counted two In the auxiliary are always thoroughly . SHOES ^m at Ponce de'Leon, open to\ at Crosland this morning and brought managed to keep the safeties scattered the third, when -Bankston hit for a enjoyed by the membership, and are a here, where he' gave ?2,000 bail. except in two innings. homer to deep right, scoring Little feature r. . Owen and Slappy and Bankston. ether senators claimed that it wai better, hold-their shape and wearj by Holden, and won his first game for I longerthananyothermakeforthei The garment of entire satisfac- Macon 'by defeating Albany 4 to 3. useless, but gave up the fig-ht after 1 Pry sock, Macon's second baseman, a long argument. The Indian appro- The Bort $2.0O and $S.50Boyi'Show iatis World. tion. Fine, sheer, cool, crisp LaGrange 3, Talladega 0. priation bill carrying ebout $10,000.- 4% AI IT l^tHI <5«« ttmt W.X*.D«ucUu oa and Right Fielder Colby, of Albany, 000 was under consideration today by k CAUTION i» •tamp«d €H> tboKcton. absorbent Lisle for warm days were put out of the game for fighting LaGrange, G May 9. — (Special. ) — the committee. It probably will no 1T TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. in the ninth inning. Colby hit a two- LaGrange played magnificent game W. 1* Dooxlaa alioes am not lor aale la roar Tietn_., be reported to the senate until Ian ,rder direct uomCKefoctOTT ana tarn the tnlddlernan's and dermatically suitable bagger to left and in circling second of ball today, all her regular players proftt. Shoes lot every membar ol t&e l&uiUj, ran into Pry sock. Words were ex- being in the game for the first time nex-t week. *«t »U prlcefc.By PltraS Pon, postage tree. - Merino and Balbriggan for the . WritB for- Xllavtrnted C^iAloc. changed and they went together. Score: since the season started. The score V will BbowToa Doir to order by-mall and ir' changeable days of spring. Score 'by innings: R. H. E. was 3 to 0 in favor of LaGrange. LIEUT. HILL FOUND DEAD Macon 000 210 10x—4 8 5 Robinson, LaGrange's left-hander, al- Knit Underwear that does not Albany 001 000 002—3 3 2 lowed only four hits and struck out WITH REVOLVER BY SIDE W.L.OOUGLAS SHOE COj 1 iTpeachtree St. Atlanta cling to and irritate the body as Batteries. Thackham and Kunkel; nine men. Talladega pitched Beers, a Lowry and Wells. Time, 1:50. Um- strong right-hander, who> gave up only Annapolis, Md., May 9.—-Lieutenant woven fabrics do. pire, Mc-ran. five hits. At no time during the game B. Richard Hill, U. S. N., was found was there a doubt as to the outcome. dead Jn bis room at a boarding house For forty-five years the makers Score by innings: R. H. E, here today with a bullet wound in his LaGrange. - . -201 000 000 — 3 5 0 head. A revolver was lying beside him of the best Talladega ..... 000 000 000 — 0 4 3 Lieutenant HIH, who was from Iowa Shirts, Drawers and Union Suits was taking a post graduate course at MACON TO GIVE AID the naval school of engineering. for Men, Women and Children. Red Flag May Fly. While It appears to be a case of sui- East Liverpool, Ohio, May 9.—The cide, no motive has been discovered. Your regular Dealer sells TO ATLANTA red flag of tfie socialist organization may fly In East Liverpool or any oth- Don't forget our auction Macon, Ga., May 9.— ( Special.) )— er town in Ohio, according to the opin- Gold Crown*. (22-U> J. . . . sale of bungalows an,d lots Our Whalebone Plale Brldttt Work (extra henv?> .. 3,QO American Hosiery Underwear Clenn G. Toole, potentate. S. E. Bayne, ion of Attorney General Horgan, trans- bet Teeth ^whalebone) . . . 3&Q chief rabban. of Al Sihah Temple mitted today to Mayor R. J- Marshal], in Oakland City, May 24th. U by' all eofnparlsoB- a $1O' set of Fillings ...... , 25candOOe SJhr.in.ers, and R. -G. Williams, left to- under whose order the emblem was teelb, Dpea-™ not cover • -tb«" ~-rno$ ot Produced by the mouth; the .lightest and strong- FREE—A GOU> RILING ON TOUR PIATE - day for Dallas to attend the meeting removed several days agxi. The social- Bungalows to be sold on est plate known; can bite' com,off of the Imperial council. ists replaced the flag and when the the "cob. • Impressions taken—teeth', J~/m <=*»•• arx»~o~y» w*/s*\OFX*F*f/*« f\ A score of others will leave tomor- news of the decision reached here some easy terms and without in-r the same day." K. R. fare'allowed far- Eastern Painless Dentufi +f$IIl%~>riCctr/ e/tC/OtC'/T/ \*(J 25 miles. All work, guaranteed and row -and they are going to aid At- persons climbed to the roof of the terest. See us. W. E. Tread- kept In • repair for 2O yearn.. Orer AreadeHettawant 3*1-2 P«acfci*vft St lanta In her fight for the 1914 meet- building from which It was flying and BOSTON CHICAGO NEW YORK FRANCISCO ing. smeared It with blacic Ink. well & Co., 24 S. Broad st. Phone Your Reply, if the Want Ad Gives a Box Number, and We'It Place the swei in the Advertiser's Box. This Service is FREE and ifs Quicker than the Mail — - — f t ^^w •*".». *" •> —-

r^elac Uaprovad jttopwty in the city j city lot In tha city of Atlanta* Jn & - Marshal Sales. -•--— — county Georg a, fronting 01 feet on the eaat iy of B. 8 Greet. Bat. to satisfy a 0. fa, ID ri rf 1 0 cl Atlanfca. Georgia^ adjoinlo^ tlwt oroperty of.| land iot_I40, hj tha l*t*V Jtot ?*^ i.f^ « 5 street, between Maple and streets, eideof X^awabee street-Jwtwee. n teeenstorry vrenne voc of the city ot Atlanta against said lot and ,frontlnB before the City Hall door corner of Marietta nice back. 117 feet more or less In a southerly and street and rumens l*ek 50 feet more or against aald B, B. Greer Bet. for the proportion Bavin. F P •nd, Pornrth streets tor city tax and street Itn less in an «*aterly direction the bouse on f the cost of constructing a sewer along Hardee the roadway or etreet proper of Orleans stceet xritb t£te property -of L, B. Zorllna to aati&fy * ^ Ca. 1 side "or Atwood BtreeX. between proTrement the following described property direction, the house oa said lot known a* nnm- \ In favor tjt the ctty of Atlanta against said lot ' Greensfern streets and rnnnlnff back 52 feet ter 224 on aald street according to atreet nan* said lot known *• number — on said street lawfully chargeable to aald lot. chert, lawfully chargeable to eald to wit according; to street numbers, the sam .' ananad agftineagftinett ealrealdl 1L^. HH.. ZorZorllnL o and tne aald ,prop . - I moro or less In a easterly direction, tho hous» bars, tile eaniQ-. being improved property In the „ _ _ far the oast ot cnrblpg th* •tdawalk in on. said lo as number — on sata etreet city of Atlanta adjofn&ic^ Bfctlqck- Levied on aa ; toff Improved property to *he city of 4923. Also at sum tlfUB and place* the tol- according to street numbers. The same oefne 276L Also, at eame time and place the fol the property of Annie JOB Laney to satisfy a fl fa. Georgia, adjoining the property of Bldgooa. wing deacrtbed property, to wit A kertaln d*.y lowing described property to wit A certain dty- 11 t in the dty of Atlanta, ward 9, land lot 14. ot In the house on said lot known a» num _, B090 Also at same time and place the tol- • 97 on said street according to street numbers. to I Jot In the city ot ACJanta, ward 7, land lot 140 same being Imnroxed property U the o* At- ' ' " * - , - -- .- of ^^ property with granite j In. tile 14th district of Fill* county Georgia, i lowing described property to wit A €*> •taia ctty > sama being; ImprwM property la tne city of Broyles~ and alley direction tie house on aald lcj£ known aa num- fronting 6O feet on the atmtfe sidae* of Oak street l lot in the city of Atlanta, ward T land lot - ~ tlanta, Georgia, adjoining ttie property of Har city of Atlanta adjoining Manny levied on as ee nnd E^ana. Ijevled on as the property- of the pr - ~in Suale B. Ste- ber — oa aald street according to street num- 5116 $Hso. et «ame tlm* and . tfi« the property of "W Brandt to satisfy a fi between Hopkins and " "~" streets. and run ' in the i4ti district of Fulton county Georgia. favor at tne cltr ' bera, the some being vacant property In too .citj A cer- " ting l»ea: 150 feet£ more ~or jAfefin a. swntJjerlr * fronting 121 feet on the ee»t «M« of Atwood "aoberl B Greer Eet. to satisfy a 0 fa- in favor following* doacrifcod property to wit In favor of the dty of Atlanta against said lot f the city of Atlanta against said, lot and agataat against s«ld ^Mra. of Atlanta. Georgia. Adjoining tits property ot koto city lot in the cfty of Atlanta. In wanJ direction the ho VLB o on aald tot known as number j street between Sell* street and Qreensferry avenoe Su^r^fflepTeMonTor'the^l^orof coat of F F L. Oo. Levied on a* tbe property o* and against said W ff Brandt lor city taxes — on aald atreet according to street numbers, the and running back 157 feet more or lees in an said Robert 8. Greer ISst for the proportion of 7 land lot 140 hi the 14th district of Pul- for the year 1012. he cost of constructing a sewer along Morelaod paving the roadway or etreeV proper of Orlean. D B. FJojd to flfttisfy a fi fa. in favor of- the ton county Georgia, fronting 121 ffeet,tm the same being Improved property In the city ot Al . easterly direction the houee on sold lot known itreet with chert, lawfully char eable to cald lot, ! cHy of Atlanta against said lot and against sa« eaat aide of Atwood street between Sells and lanta adjoining Torrance levied on as the prop- as number — on eaid Btreet according to street venue lawfully chargeable to eaid lot „ B D E Fiord ana the aaJd property lor th« cost 346. Also at game time and place the fol erty of J A. Dozler to satisfy a fl. fa la favor I numbers the same being vacant property In w* Qreeneferry streets and! ronntnff back 1ST towing described property to wit A Certain city or the city of Atlanta against said lot and agaia>t city of Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining the property 195& Also at aame time and place tbe fol 5151 Ato» at same tlma and placo. tho fol- «_ curbing the sidewalk in front of said property feet more or less In a easterly direction, the lot in the city or AUanta. ward l land lot 11O aald J A Dozler for city taxes for the year 1»10 t ot Jamison and alley Levied on AB tbe property ring describe property to wit A certain city lowing described property to wit A certain city bouse oil said lot known aa number — on said In the 14th district ot FuKqn county Georgia — of J T Mangnm to satisfy a fl fa. In tavor ot : In the city of Atlanta^ ward B land lot 14 lot in. the city of Atlanta in ward 4 land lot 19, itreet according to street numbers. The oamo fronting 64 leet on the north side of Foundry the fo | the city of Atlanta against said land end against the 14ta district of Pulton county, Georarta. In the 14th dlstrlot of Pulton county.. Georgia. 5134, Also, at same time and place, the fol being vacant property In the city of Atlanta, street oefcwcen Chestnut and T>ar»ay streets and mtlng 644 feet on ttie west side of Moreland fronting 50 feet on the west side of Alaska fltreet. lowing described property, to wit A certain city Georgia, adjoining- tho property of Greens- i wit A certain dW «aid T Mangum for the lot in the city of Atlanta, la ward 10 land lot ferry and Alley Levied on as th« property running back 107 feet more or leas In a northerly lot In the city of Atlanta, ward 3 land Lot £i* sidewalk In front ot cald property ventie between Hardee and Wylle streets nufl between Highland and S&st avennes and running direction the house on f>ald lot known a» num. inning back 981 feat more or less In a westerly back 140 feet more, or less In a westerly direction 121 In Oie 14lh district of Fulton county Oeor of; J T Mangnm to satisfy an fa. In fa la the 14th district of Fulton county Georgia l . fronting SO feet on the vest side, of Evaus \or at the dtj of Atlanta, against said toe ber 411 on said street according to atreet num SO feet on the west aide of Waldo - BOfll AJBo at same ind place the fol Irectlon the house oa flald lot known as num tha house on said lot known as number — on sail bers the same being Improved property in the be *epn Kil ion and Berne street* and ninnlc* i logins described properly to wit A certain cty er — on said atreet according to street ntim street according to street numbers, the same drive, between Milton and Lanler atreeta and and against said J T Mangum and the •/ city of Atlanta adjoining Set pie Levl«d on aa belnfe vacant property In the city of Atlanta \ rttnnlng back 20O feet more or less in a westerly said property for the cost of curbing tha * ba k 194 feet more or less In a westerlj direction | lot In thd city of Atlanta ward 7 land lot 140 era the same being Improved property In the the property of Mary I*. Crawford to nailery a the bouts on saJd lot known as number — oa In the 14th ftlstrlct of Fulton county Georgia Ity of Atlanta Georgia, adjoining the property of Georgia adjoining Kopper and Parr Ijevled on direction, the house on. said lot known ;Jdewalk in front of said property -with fl fa. (n favor of the city of Atlanta against «ald said su-eet according to street numbers the same I fronting 1^0 feet on the east side of At»ood Levied on as the property of Robert as the property of Walter Turner to satisfy a 0 fi. bar — OQ said street according to street &um granite lot and against eald Mary U. Crawford for city J property In the clly of Atlanta, street between Sells and Greensferry ave Qreer Bat. to satisfy a fl " In favor at the In- favor of tbe «lty of Atlanta against said ID bora the same being vacant property la the city taxes for the year 1912. being 1 ot Atlanta Georgia adjoining the property of 5118 Also at same time and placft. tha Georgia adjoining tie property of Kllllan and naes and running back 5 feet more or leea in an [ty of Atlanta, against said lot .nd against eaid and against said Waltar Turner for the propor- easterly direction the house on aald lot known Greer Eat. for the proportion of the tion of coat of paving the roadway or street Nesblt and Turner Levied on an the properly following described property to wit A car Qu n Levied oa the proper for Alaska street with chart, lawfully ( ot J E. Wilson to satisfy A a fa in favor of tain ctty lot in the cfty of Atlanta, In ward 435 Also at same time and place the fol Fisher to aaliify 9 fa in of the ctty o! as number — on said street according to street ost of constructing a sewer along Moreland ave- ett lowing described property to wit A certain city Atlanta againat fiald lot pud againat said B»u numbers the same being Improved property In ue lawfully chargeable to said lot chargeable to said lot. ^o ? of Atlanta against said lot aad agajnst 10 land lot 120 In the 14th district of Ful tbe city of Atlanta Georgia adjoining the prop Eald J E Wilson and the aald property for the Ion county Georgia fronting 02 feet on lot In the city of AtlanU ward 5 land lot 81 the ot paving tbe sidewalk coat of curbing the sidewalk in front of said In the 14th district of Fulton county Georg a property erty of Sells and Mangum Levied on as the 5127 Also at same time and place the 5113 AJao at same tima and place the fol .... south Bide of Avan street, between Ashby fronting 2TO feet on the north s de of Marietta. property of C A Jamison to satisfy a fl fa ollowlng- described property to wit A cer lowing described property to wit A. certain cl v property with graaiee and Murphy etreet and running" bade 180 feet Place between Marietta and Warren streets and tn favor of the cfty of Atlanta against said lot tain city lot in the city of Atlanta In ward lot in tha . ity of Atlanta. In ward 4 land lot 20, more or less in a southerly direction tbe O7S Also at same time and place the fol 5125 Also «t eame time and place, the fol running back 101 f«et more or less In a northrr lowing described property to wit A certain and , agains-^ t said C A Jamison for the cost of land lot 108 in the 14th district of Ful :n the 14m district of Fulton county Georgia house on said lot known aa number IT on ly direction the house on said lot known as num ildewalk In front of «t d property county Georgia, fronting 60 feet on the fronting 200 weat sid" e of Cornel * ' lowing deacrioed. property i Wit aald street according to street numbers Th» city Jot in the city of Ulanta ward 5 land lot paving me ward 10 foad lot her —- on eatd Btreot according to ctreet numbers 149 tn the 17th district of Fulton county Oeorg a outh side of N Lawn street between Lawn street betweei " Eizard streets, an) i°£ to. the city of Atlanta same being: improved property In tha cfry of the same being vacaJit property In the city of | 5O93 AI-so at same time and place the fol Lee streets and running- back 142 feet •unnlng back 100 feet more or less In a westerly 121 in the 14th district of Fulton coi ity <3eor Atlanta, Georgia, adjoining tbe property of rro-itlng 100 feet on the north side of Exposition of Evans Atlanta adjoining Owens. Levied on ae the prop- street between Hampton and Curran streets ao-1 lowing described property to wit A certain t-ity » or less In a southerly direction tho Urectlon the houee on said lot known aa num gla fronting 45 feet on tbe east ald< O L Co t-evled on as the property of M erty of F J Cooledge Jr to eat sty a fl fa running back 28 feet more or leas in a northerly lot in the city of Atlanta ward 9 land lot 209 e on said lot known as number 92 on ber 18 SO on said street according to street num dri\e. between Poe and Har to streets and run M Mills Estate to satisfy a fl fa In favor In favor of the rliy of Atlanta agn n*.t aald lot dire lion tho house on eaid lot kaown aft num (In the loth district of DeKaib county Georgia street according to atreet n imbers the bers the same being Improved property tn thd iag bac.k 109 feet more or leas la an of the citj of AUanta, against said lot and and against Bald F J Cooledge Jr for city taxes fronting 50 feet on the north side of LaFrance dty of Atlanta Georgii adjoining Bentlev the house on sold lot known ae nun tgalnst said M M Mills Estate andT the oer — oa Bald street according to street num 3 being Improved property In the city for the year 1912 bers the same being Improved property in trs j between Maud street and WhiteforS avenue f Atlanta Georgia adjoining alley and Ecbals Dtmton Levied oa as tha property of Mr-!.. said etreet according to Btreet num oar ;a d propertj for the cost of curbing the Bido- city of Atlanta Georgia adjoining the property and running back 230 fe«t more or lees In a north led on as the property of Mrs Lisle Beat :iey to eatifify a fl fa la favor of th' the same being Improved property in the city valk In front of aald property with granite 246 Almo at same time and place the fol of Broftn and Hampton Levied on as the pro* erly direction the houise on said lot known as to satisfy a f I fa In fa-* or of the city •Ity of Atlanta again; ia.i Georg; a, fronting 153 feet on the north; running back 20O feet more or Ie»B in an caaterly 6070 Alao at same time and place th? fol city of Atlanta against said lot and against eald lowing lescrlbed property to wit A certain city aide of Avan Btreet between Murpby and 1 direction the hou*e on said lot known as num W F Shockley for the cost of paving the side- 0129 A^SO at same time and place tho fbllow- lot In the. city of Atlanta in ward 4 land lot 2Q Ashbv streets and running back 67 feet more ber 750 on saJ Georg! ot In the olty of Atlanta. In ward 7 land lo front ng " feet on the east side of Cornelia lowing described property to wit A certain city said Tot known as number — on said" street city of Atlanta adjo nlns fhasta n Jjevied o" as fronting 144 fee: on the so ith side of Orei 50D3 Also at same time and place the fol* In the 14th district of Pal ton county street between Eazard and Denton streets a id lot In the city of Atlanta In ward 10 load lot according to street numbers The some balnff the property of Thomas C Hodya lo satisfy a t od lowing described property to w t A certain c ty running back 100 feet more or lass In an easterly 121 tn ibe 14th district of B"ulton eorg-ia fronting 47 feet on tbe north side of fl fa In favor of the eltv of Atlanta against aa. d street* ai-* running back 5O feet moi f Lawn between Lee and Henry streets and direction the f ouse on safd lot known aa num &&, front I off 50 feet on Hie east side of Dvaras a adjoining: the property of Smith and lot and afiai st sa d Tbomaa C Hodge for city a southerly direction the ho se on Bald lot hnown j In the 1 th district or Fulton county Georgia, nine back 187 feet more or less In ber ^9 on said atreet according to Btreet aum drive between Foe and Harte streets and run Aahby Le\ted on as the property of Mrs taxes for the year 191- 31 number — on said street according to itrwl i fronting jo 7 feet on the wet>t side of T*arbfldal« ortherly direction the house on aaM lot bers the same being Improved proper y In tfec nlng back loO leet more or less la an easterly M J Gurlmonan to satisfy a fl. fa In. fa\or number* the same being Improved property tn drive between Maddox and Westminister drives nown as number 121 on said street according city of Atlanta Georgia, adjoining Ezzard and direction tbe house < laid lot known as cumber of the city of Atlanta, against said lot and 75 A (so at aame time and place the f"l and running back 110 feet more or le&s in a west- Bantley Levied on as the property of W j — OQ said atreet accordjiig Ca street nambars against said Mrs M J Gurlmonan *nd the city of Atlanta Georg a adjoining the prop erly direction the house on said lot known as a Btreet numbers the same being Improved lowing described property to wit A certain city erty of Holdwnet.8 and Vlckerj Levied on aa roperty In the city of Atlanta, Georgia Smith to satisfy a fl fa In favor of the city same being Improved property In the city of At said property for the coot of curbing th* lot In the city or \tlanta ward 1 land lot 110 number — on said etreet according to street num- of Atlanta against said lot and against said W lanta Georgia adjoining the property of F P .Idewalk In front of said property with gra t*i« property of Albert Murphy to satisfy a fl f a bers the eame being Improved property In the djolnlngr Bailey and Clyde Levied on as th( In the 14th district of Fulton county Georgia In favor of the city of Atlanta against aald lot roperty of Carl Adalr to satisfy a fl fa Ir J Smith for the proportion of cost ot paving ti •> 1, Co and Arisley Levied on aa the property fronting 25 feet on the southwest corner of Chest ctty ot Atlanta, Georgia adjoining the property roadway or street proper of Cornolla street wl n or J B Tioma^son to satisfy a fl fa In favor 51~3 Also at same time and place tn« fof. nut and Spence streets and running ba k nnd against said Albert Murphy for the coat ot of Mitchell and ^pearmttn Levied on as the avor of the city of Atlanta against said lol pavlryj the sidewalk In front of eaid property against Carl Adalr for the pi (.portion « chert la-wfully chargesblP to said lot of the city of Atlanta agalnet said lot and agalnit lowing desrribed- property to wit A certain cit» 100 feet more or te^a In a eomhwesterly direr property of J F Maxwell to satisfy a fl fa eald J B Thornasscm and the said property for lot !n the ctty of Atlanta in ward 1O land lot 107. I loo the house on said lot known as number favor of the city of Atlanta against said lot and •ost of paving the roadway or Atreet pro^Pi TO SO Also at eame time and place the fol r Lawn street with chert lawfully chargea 5 58 Also at same time and place the fd tbe cost of curbing tbe sidewalk (n front of aa d In the 14th district of Fulton county Georgia OQ eaid street accordJnc to street number* he against said J F Maxwell for the cost of pav lowing (Scribed property to wit A certain city property wl£& granite fronting "W feet on the north stde of High" etrwet Same being \ai-ant property in the c ty of A sing d>-snribed property to »lt A certain cl i tng the elflaaalk in front of said property ble to aald lot . In the city of Atlanta ward 4 land lot 4 lot In the city of Atlanta IT ward T land lot between Stewart avenue and Tlft etreet and run- lanta adjoining Nichols Le*\el on as the prop 117 In the 141h district of Pulton county Ceof-" 516ff AlsO at same time and place the fol ning back 121 feet more or l**s tn «. northerly erty of S H Nlrhn» to satisfy a fl fa in favr>r the 14th d strict of Fulton tounty Georgia, 5096 Alao at eame time and place, the fol 5n2 Mso at same time and place the fnl feet on the soulheaat corner of Edge owing described property to wit A certain city gla fronting 37 feet on the south side or Cun lowing described property to wit A certain city direction th« house on said lot known asv num- of the city ot Atlanta against «ald Jot and against lowing described property to wit A certain city nfngham atreet between Afl*iby and Hazel etreeU lot In tbe city of Atlanta In ward 7 land lot 140 ber 25 on ealfJ afreet according to street num- said S H Mlchols for city taxes lor tha year wood at :nd Jackfion street and i ng back lot In the city of Atlanta ward 7 land lot 117 ot in the city of Atlanta In ward 9 land lot 15 ne 4O -— fe"t less In a southeasterly direction and running back 140 feet .mor e o_r, less I._ -,'n * 1 > District of Fultoh Bounty Georgia, bers the eame being Improved property In th* 1812 In the 14th district of Fulton county Georgia he 14th district of Pulton county Georgia house on said lot known | fronting 16rt feet on the eaat aide of Alwood street, city of Atlanta Georgia, adjoining Use'property the bou 10 on said lot known as number 81" IB on fronting -18 feet on the weat side of Culbersoi ranting 384 feet on ths west side of Copenhlll soirt>«r y direction as u mber 20 said street according to street between Oak and Gordon streets and running of Stnnford and Turner Levied on aB th« 1*?7 Also at same time and place the f 1 said str set &< cording to street numbers the earn-* street between Oalt and Gordon elreefs and run venue between Carmol and Dundee streets and property of J F* Freeman to satisfy a fl fa Improve i property In the city of Atlanta Georgia •unnlng back 180x8 > tfet more or leas In nbers the being Impro ed property tn back 614£ feet more or leas m an easterly dlrec lowing described property to wit A *rta n city ning back 80 feet more or less In a westerly tile city of Atlinta Georgia adjoining Chapnwi tion the boon* on aald lot known an number — in favor of the city of Atlanta, agalnct eald lot lot In Lhe city of Atlanta ward 4 land lot 4 ad]olntn_ the propert. . y. ,9* Levied direction the house on said lot known as num sterly direction the house on sa d lot hno- and against said J F Freeman and the Bald as thfl property of James Lambrous to eatlafy number 38 on said etreet according to street md Tnrruan Levied on aa the property of Jotii on said street, according to atreet numbers the In the 14th district ot Pulton county Oeorg a ber 16 on said street according to atreet num fa In fa or of th. same being improved property In the city of At property for the cost of curbing the Bidttwalk in fl*ontlng i/O feet on tb« soulbwest corner Htl fl fa in favor of the rlty of Atlanta against bers tho same being improved property fn the imbers the same being improved property tn Cae front of said property with granite Hard and Fain streets and ninn HR ba k sa d lot and against eaid Jamea Lambrous for <-ILy of Atlanta Geirg a adjoining the property e city of Atlanta Georgia adjoining Cornell if Atlanta apn nst =*ald lot nnd against safd John lanta Georgia, adjoining property of Garden the rowt of pacing the sidewalk la front of sail nd Patrfrk Levied on as the property of F! Lynch for the proportion of coat of pav T? Levied on as the property of R H "Williamson 86 feet more or less In a westerly direction the of Roeaer and Camp levied on aa the property to satisfy a 8 fa in favi 61~6 Also at aame time ejid place the fol- houae on eaid lot known aa numbers 61 SO f n propertj of C B Lawton to satisfy a B fa, tn favor o" Slaughter to satlefy a ft fa In favor of ._ -Iwa. . _y. or Strtet proper of Cunningham ity of . ity of Atlanta against said lot and against street with chert lawfu ly chargeable to said lot lanta against Eaid lot and against said R lowing described property to wit A certain city satd street according to atreet numbers the the city of Atlanta agaln3t said lot and agalos Williamson and the «aJd property for the cost lot In the city of Atlanta !n ward fl land lot 131 eame being Improved property In the i_ity of 5081 Also at sam« time and place the fo said c B Lawton for the coat ot paving thi aid W C Slaughter tor the proportion of cost In the 14th district of Fulton county Georgia, lowing described property to wit A certain city sidewalk In front of said property f paving the roadway or street proper of Copen ri59 All's at sa tin and place the curbing the sidewark In front of eald property Atlanta adjoining Wilson Levied on as tbe prop wit A certain with granite. fronting 32 feet on the north side of Veal etre* erty of J L Dunn to satisfy an ta In favor lot In tbe city of Atlanta ward 2 land lot 77 ill avenue with chert lawfully chargeable ti low ng described property between Majestic and Chestnut streets, and run- In tha 14th district of Fulton county Georg a aid lot tty lot in the city of Atlanta in ward 7 land of the city of Atlanta aga n*t eald lot and ^167 Also at same time and place the fol- 5168 Also at same time and place tne ning back 100 feet more or less la a northerly agaliMtt said J L. Dunn for U y tasee for the fronting 29 7 feet on (he south side of East Mitch lowing described property to wit A certain c ty lot 140 in the 14th district of Fulton coun v direction. th« house on said lot known *a rranv year 1911 Sold for the beneflt of Perry An- «1 street between Washington atreet and Central lot in tbe cltj of Atlanta, ward » land lot 209 34 Also at same time and place thi Georgia fronting 0 Teet on the eaat side of At lowing described property to wit A certain tity ber 321 -on aald street according to street nui» . drews avenue and running back —• feet more or less In a In the 15th district ol DeKalb county Georgia ollowlng described property to wit A cer wood street between Gordon ana Oak streets and lot In the City of Atlanta In word 1. land lo bers the same being Improved property In tlu southerly dlre<-tion the house oa aald lot known fronting 1 047 feet on tha west side of Candler aJn city lot In the city of Atlanta In ward running ba k ISO reot more or ess In an easterly 109 In the 14tti district of Fulton county Geor city of Atlanta Grorsla adjoining the property direction tho house on sold lot known a» nuin gfa fronting 499 feet on the «ant side of Doroy 18 Also at &ame time and place the fol aa number 73 on said street according to street street between DeKalb and McLendon avenue* land lot 11 in the 14t1 h district of Fulton of liumpfctn and t-nmpldti. Levied on «s «h* lowing described property to wit A certain c ty numbers the same being Improved property In and running back — feet more or lees In a west- unity Georgia, fronting 3"i feet on the e ber I"" on said street ac<-orling to etreet numbers street, between Mitchell and feeckwith .streets an property of Jerry Lumpkln to satisfy ad fa. In, lot In the city of Atlanta ward 3 land lot 58 tbe city of Atlanta Georg a adjoining the prop erly direction the house on said lot known as ide of Copenhlll avenue between Oarmel and the samo being Improved property In tha city of running back 1OO feat more or leas in an ejaetexi favor of th« cliy of Atlanta, against aald lot In the 14lh district of Fulton countj Georg a erty of Girls High arhool and J A Smitn number — on eeJd etreet according to sti ~ shita streets and runrini? I aek 118 • AUanta Georgi <"Jio nlng alley- aid Seawrlght direction tho hou'se on said lot known as mim and against cald Jerry Lnmpkin and ttte eald fronting oO feet on tho ea^t eide of Hill street b Levied on aa the property of Joseph Bushman to numbers the name being vacant property In the a or less in an easterly direction the house ev ed on as the property of N B Bledsoe *o ber — on said street according to street num property for the cost of curbing the eldew&Ut in tween Logan atreet and Glenwood avenue and run satisfy a fl fa In favor of thf city of Mian a city of Atlanta Georgia adjoining the properf laid lot known aa number 11 on sal 1 slrfe] tisfy a D fa In favor of tne city of Atlanta bers t3ie same being vacant property In the city front of said property with granite nlng back °00 f«wt more or less in an easterly against said lot and against said Joseph Buch of Sweate and McLendon Levied on as the irling to street numbers the same be nf gainst satd lot anfl against saifl N B Bledsoa of Atlanta Georgia adjoining tho proper•? direction the house on said lot known as num man tor the cost of paving the sidewalk In front property of Mrs D E Morris to satisfy a fl fa rrrproved property In the city of Atlanta Oeor for the proportio of cost of pavinK the roadway Cater and Mitchell Levied on aa the property 5178 Also at same time and place the fol ber 14^ on said st-eet according to s, reel num of aald property in lav or or the city of Atlanta against said lot adjoining C L L.ee Levied on as the or street proper of At ood str et with chert law of J C Street to aaltsfy a fi fa In favor o^ lowing described property to wit A certain city bera the same be ng improved property In the and against said Mrs D E Morris for the cosl property of I B Walton to satisfy a fl fa fullv cliarfifablo to sa lot the city of Atlanta, against eaid lot and against lot In the city o! Atlanta In word 5 land lot 110. city of Atlanta ad]olft.ing Bennett Levied on as '"OSS A.l«o at same time and place the of paving the sidewalk In front of said property favor of the cit> of Atlanta against 511 said J C Street and the said property for tha In the 14tb dlatrlct of Pulton county Georgia the property of Mrs Isabella McClaln to satiety a following described property to •« It \ CPT ot and against said I B Walton for thi 1161 Also at Bamo time «.nfl pla the fo! cost of curbing the sidewalk la Croat of Bald, prop- fronting 46 feet on the north aide of Simpson B fa In favor of he clt> o£ Atlanta against said tain city lot In the ritv of Atlanta ward 5183 Also at eame time and place the lol roportion of cost of pa\ Ing the roadway or lowing described prorwrty to :t-rtaln city erty with granite street between Dunn and Munfort streets, and lot and against eald Mrs Isabella McClain for 6 land lot -"* in the 14th district of Fulton lowing described property to wit A certain, city treet proper or Copenhi 1 avenue with chen lot In the city of AtSanta In ward T land lot 140 running back 125 Ket more or leas In a northerly city taxes tor the jear 1912 roint\ Georgia, front ng 50 feet on the north lot In the city of Atlanta ward 7 land lot 117 awfully chargeable to said lot. n the 14th district of Fulton county Georgia 517O ,Also at same time and place, tbe fol direction the house on eald lot known, afl mrm side of ^prlng street between Jamps and In tho 14th district of Fulton county Georgia front n« 110 feet on the cast side of Atwood lowing described property to wit A certain cl*y ber C91 on said atreet according to street nam- 1 Also at same tlr and pla<,e the fol I upkle nt reels and unnlng back 100 feet fronting ^3 feet on the north side of EgleatoiL 5116 A1=!O at same time and place the fol itroet between Greensf* rry nnd Sells ave lot In tha ctty -of Atlanta in ward 9 land lot irs the same being improved property In the lowing described property to wit A certain city more or less In a northerly direction the street between T*est Fnd Place and Holderness •wing described property to w it A cer nues anfl running 1 a k 1 7 feet more or I&sa _09 in the 15t3i district of DeKalb county Geoi city ot Atlanta. Georgia, adjoin Ing the property lot tn the city of Atlant ward *> land lot 81 | house 01 said lot known ai number 98 on street and running back 150 foet more or les* tin city lot in the city of Atlanta In ward In an eostcrlv dire tion tho bou-e on said lot gia fronting 99 feet the sat side of Flora of B«ll and Munfort. Levied on aa the property known aa number — on PI d utreet according to street between Scott and La France streets In the 34th district of 'ulton coun y Georgia j .,aj ] str<»<-t according: to atreet number-; lh<> in a norther]j direction the house on aald Io1 9 land lot 15 In the 14th d st let of Fulton of C B Bailey to Batlsf? a fl fa- In f*vor of fron ing 36 feet on the southwest -ner Bel wood same beirtpr lTipro\ed properU in the city of known as number 31 on said EL eet according t> Georgia fronting 47 feet on the east nt prop running back ISO feet more or less In an east the city of Atlanta against sold lot anfl against avenue and Southern R- A and running ba It \ unta Georgia adjoining the propert> f to street numbers tho same being Improved prop- erty tho c ty Of Atlanta Oorgla adjoin ng erly direction tbe house, on said lot known as eaid C $. Batley and the eadd property for the of Copenhlll a\enue bet/aeon Arizona c nl Johnson Tjei **fl on as the property number — on said atreet according to street num- 108 feet more or leas In a westi rly direction James and W A Health Levied on aB the erty la the city of Atlanta Georgia adjoining Washlta streets and running back 100 f illev 1110 coet of curbing the sidewalk in front of said tho houee on said lot It DOT, n a* number property of Mrs M F1 ~tt hero to satisfy the property of Brown and Brown Levied on az OVif Jj '• J- Mmgum to sat sfj a fl fa In favor bers tbev** being Improved property In the property with granite more or lew in an easterly direction the ho t„_..._.._ C A Jamiso.n to a fl fa in fa of city of Atlanta Georgia adjoining the property of Atlanta adjoining Hagan U vied- on as the pro? Wherry tn satistv i fl la tn favor fiald lot and against said E C Lester for South streets and running back 106 feet more he ctty of Atlanta against lalfl lot and againat Lansing and Milton Levied on as the property 61132 Alao at same ttme and place the fol i J- of Atlanta i, said leiff In a southerly direction Iho house aM C A Jan !snn for the proportion of cost of 1 erty Of Maggie bin th to satisfy a fl fa tn fa or r cent of paving the sidewalfc in front of said of Robert Spain to satisfy a fi f a tn favor of the Jo wing described property Co wit A certain city Of the clly of Atlanta against said lot and said Mrs M F Whrrry f the property said lot KT nn as number 4 > on said paving tha roadway or street proper of Atwood city of Atlanta against said lot and against said lot In the city of Atlanta, ward £, land lot 105. against said Magg e Smith for city taiee Tor tha ng the slde-v alk In front of said et a cor ling w> street numtfers the s^mo •eet with chert lawfully chargeable to eaid Robert Spa ID md the said property for tne co«t In tbe 17th, district of Fulton county Georgia vear 1912 51S Also at same tJme and plate the fol being Improved property In he city of At of curbing llie siilewalk in front of said propertv fronting 75 feet on the west side of Peachtree on nt. des rtbed proper y o wii A certain t y a G orfffa a ijofi Jr g T omjs and Neivs n with granite Circle bet n*«en lOtii and 17th streets and run ->2S Also at san e time a i 1 place thf f \I the same me and ot in the cit> of Atlanta ward 9 land lot 2QJ led on as the property of Mauri L. John filCJ Also at fiimo time and place the fol lng back 291 feet mar* or logfl in a westerly wlnp described property to wit A certain city low!as described property to w t A criain y t 11 vmK describe! property to wit A n the 1 th d strict of DeKa b count} Georgia son to satisfy a fi fa In Ca\or of the city 1 5172 Also at same time and place the fol direction the bouse on said lot known as nam fa lot in the clly of Atlan a war I 10 land lol 110 iln city ot In th<* c1l> T Atlanta ward ranting JU feet on the eaa side of Flora street of A Innta against sail lot an 1 against Ball t In the clly of Atlanta In -ftnrd 7 land lot 144 lowing described property to wit A certain cltv ber — on fiald street according to street numbers. tnd lot 140 Jn the I4*h llftrict of Fulton tie 34th district of Fulton county Georgia, the «fame being property In the tilty of In tha 1-tth dtetrf t of Fu too coun v G«orRla Between Scott and La France streets and running rL Johnson for" ths proportion ot cost of lot In the city of Atlanta In ward 3 land lot 177 fronting 50 feet on the sou hw«st corner of L.a np lU Georgia front ln(t 104 f>Pt on the 1 0 feet more or leas In an eaate y dlrei." , the r a lwa> I "-ot ire of Cran onting 108 feU on the east side of Atwood in the 14lh district of Fulton county Georgia Atlanta Georgia adjoining the property o* An i kin and Lawton streets and running back . s de of \\el]mpr n <=lrpPt be w ecn Ore*>ns the lot etreet with chert lawfully chargeable to said reet between S^lls and Greenwich avenues and fronting 200 feet on the east aide of Haas stree^ derson and Akers Levied on. aa the property 1^0 feet more o le s In a welter j direct on • avt-nue and Flixlr etrert and running back nunVber — on eaid str< t according K imlng back 168 feet more or less In an eaat between Metropolitan and Glennwood streets and of S W Sullivan to eatlsfy a B. fa, in favor i the hotase oa eaid lot knoivn «s number — on feet more or leei In a westerly di atj-pft numbers •iy direction the houee on sail lot known aa the city of Atlanta, against satf lot and being- Improved running ba It 190 feet more or less tn an easterly against said 3 W Sullivan and the eald prop aald streat according to t,tre*t numbers the same n s-i 1 1 t kn property In tl B city of Atlanta Qeor niS Also at same time an 1 place the fol amber on said street ac irdlng to street direction tbe houeo on said lot known as num being vacant property in the c1 j of \UanLi art r*>ft ac ord ng to street num € a adjoining i he property of Lumtden .win* described property to wit A certain imbflrs the same being Improved property In ber — on said street acr-ordlng to atreet num ty for th« cost ot curbing the sidewalk Sa front joining Foster Levied on as the property of P b* ng inuroied property In Lev ed on as Lhe property of Mrs Jane Nuun t< ie city of Atlanta &eorg a. unjoining Chili : eald property with granite city kt In the c tj of \tlanta. in warl 2 aa the property of bers tfoe~ same being Improved property In the J M FULLER, City Marshal. F Suddan to satisfy a S fa IT favor of th* the rlty «atiafv a fl fa a favor of tho city of Atlan f and lot 74 In the l*th district of Fulton id Greenwich Lei. led city qf Atlanta Georgia, adjoining the propertv city of Atlarta against ea. d lot an I against ^ald property r against said lot i id against said Mrs ' L. Kiker to satisfy a fi fa In lavor of the Bounty Ge rpla f onting 200 ft el on the sou id lot and against W • and alley Levied on as ttie property P F Suddun for city taxes for the year 1912 of D D Flllott to aatisiy tbe coat of paving the aidewalk in front of side of Jefferson, street between Crew and city o( Atlanta against s: _ _ __ „ ._ Ste' atlafy a fl fa. In favor . ji of the city nf Atlanta iperty Washington streets and running book — feet , Klker for the proportion of cost of paving of tbe -city Of Atlanta againat said lot and against Notice. j20 AlMO at same t me and place the fol and against safd D D more or less In a southerly direction the house be roadway or street proper of Atwood street ea^d Mrs S C Stevens and the said" property for lowing described property to *i -^ ertaln ty o^t of paving: the sidewalk olS7 Alao at same time and place the fol on said lot known as number — on said streo •Itb chert lawfully chargeable to said lot. the co^t of curbing the sidewalk In front of said Office of the Great Southern Accident «stt lot in the city of Atlanta ward 10 land lot So propertj low I g described property to wit A certain city ^•cording to street numbers the same being property -with granite Fidelity Company March 28 1913. In the 14th dtetr et of Fulto ooui j Georgia lot in the city of Atlanta, ward 2 land lot 4, 5164 Also at same time and place the fol This is to notify the public that the Great ncant property in 'the cltj of Atlanta < *nr wing described property to wit A certain, city Southern Accident and Fidelity Company at fronting 34 left on the so ith jde of fateph n*. same time an I placi Jn the 141)1 district ot Fulton county Georgli gla, adjolrrfng aller and Washington levied 511 !.» Also at eame time end place the fo! Btraet between UcDanlcl and Cunningham street*, t in the city of Vtlanta In ward Q land lot 79 Atlanta. Ga bos withdrawn from boslneBa property to wit .. fronting- 24i> iee-t on- the aoulh aid.e of Glen^, n stree an as the I ropertj. of Mrs i, G Harden to the 14th dl*-trlrt of Fulton county Georgia. wing described property to wit A. certain In tbe state of Georgia. Sold Great Southern an 1 running bach 110 feet more nr lee in a th city of Atlanta 1 between Kent and Grant streets and ru; satisfy a, C! fa In favor f the city of cfty lot In the cltj of Atlanta In ward 5 southerly direction the house on aairl lot kn wn J teet fronting 0 feet on ttie couth side of Gresham Accident and Fidelity Company has cancelled In thf l«h tils rlrt ' 1 mori> or leos In a southerly Atlanta a&a-Intt said lot and agali at Bald lot 112 in the 14JH district or Pulton all policies teaued by It in the atate of Geor- as number — on said street a o riing to 3 rept '. n nt er>rj. a fronting 115 ftvt "*rtloD ths bouse oft aald lot known Mrs t, G Hayden for the proportion of street between P wler and vgnalilo streets and county Georgia fir nting 103 feet on he numbers the same be is mp O ed propertj in r inning ba k 120 feet more or less in a southerly gia, and has satisfied and paid all losses and >f r^a«t avfmiie be num ner — on said street according cost of pav ins the roadway or street proper of direction the houfic on said lot known as num ,orth side of Baring street between Scho all claims of Its. policy holders In the state ot the city ot Atlanta adjoining Rosier Leviel on Pa p aon an 1 Sou hern railway and , street numbers the aame being Impro- ietta Btrwta and runn UK back 35 20 aa the property o! J _» e Sharklev to ati-*f} a 1 Jefferson ptreet with chert lawfully charge- jor S7 on said street ar-cordlng to street numbers _ Georgia and on Hay 30 1913 will make ap- 6 ; M k 1 *O fpo more nr lesi in a I P^P* "'? 'n the trlty of Atlanta Georgia e to said lot feet more or I In a northerly direction the plication to Hon. William A. Wright, comp fi fa in favor of the city of \tlanta aca. rial )i dl eel n I c h u*e n saJd Int J ^J0 nlus U*6 property of Kent and Grant Levlei tho tame being Improved property In the city c?f as the propertj of JDS e ''hoeMey to wnisTy a 1 Atlanta Georgia adjoining McConcoll and. house on said 1 t known a6 number — -on trollor general And Insurance commissioner o( a * n r "hor H n said Dr, „,.,) I on a* the property of W C Lawrence to satisf the fol-- saJd street according to street numbers The taxes tor the year 191- ' 5TTO Also same ttme ahd TJlace mer levied on as the property o&pbarlcs T 1 tne state of Georgia for leave to withdrew i hiK to street nun bo s he same being Im a fi fa In favor of the clly of Atlanta a&alas n (Vro(>srt . certain well to aatlsfy a fl fs_ In faVor of |he otty of sam* being- vacant property in the- ctty of frotn the -state treasury the bonda of the j pro ed prop" tv in the 1 > of Atlanta Gw r aald lot and agaiiwt aald W c Lawrence t v lot in the city of Atlanta, Jn ward 2 land Atlanta against said lot and against said Charles Atlanta Georgia adjoining the property of Great Southern Accident and Fidelity Com- -159 Also at eame tinir i 1 pla. 'perty of EHI-r and the cost ot paving ttie aldewalfc In front ot sa pany now on. deposit with Jiitn, lowing described proper property . 74 in the 14th district of Fultm county Treadwell for the proportion of cost -of paving HchQ street and Southern railroad Levied l.rf'Vi*"! on as the prorperty of Mrs Georala fronting 33 foot on tbe south Side of tho roadw-ay or etreet proper of Grfsham street on as the property of unknown owner to- sat F s ETHBRIDGB lot in the City ot AUanta ward 10 land ot S " ^ "j Darg to satisfy a fl fa In favor of in the 14th district ot Pulton -ounty Georg a [ Jefferson street between Cre^w an 1 Washing chert, lawfully chargeable to said lot tsfy a ft fa. In favor of the city of At J SCOTT TOB-D JR, Secretary tn(% 0 ' Atlanta against said lot GIBS Also at «amt> time and place thu fol ion streets anij running btu-k 100 f«et more lanta against Bald lot and affaln^t said un fronting 78 feet on the northwest corner of ) OKainirf sai.j « J Darg for the cost oC lowing describee property to frit A. certola clt or less In a southerly direction the house on 6097 Alfio at same time and" place the fol icwn owner and lheu said prorerty £or th« lot in the city of Atlanta ward 8 lanfl lot o3 aald lot known as number — on said street lowing deflcrlbed property to- A certain city cost of curbing the sidewalk In front oJ the city of America*, Georgia, offers for *al* In the 14th district of Fulton county Georgia, according to atreet numbers the same bofng lot In the city of Atlanta In ward 8 land lot 22 said property w Ith granite $35 000 of public, school bond* and $10,000 sew- lion U»s house on said lot known aa number — fronting 224 feet on the east side of Hill Btreet erage extension bond*, all bearlqx S p«r cent and on said street according to street numbers t^ie "•O8S Alto at same I me and plarf the t racant property !n the city of Atlanta Georgia in the 14th district ot Fulton unty Georgia lit w Ing: described proper^ co B it 4 oer ' between MilJed^re and Glenn streets, and run idloininK C C B & Co and alley Levied [renting 15S 4 feet on the . outh side of Orme 12 Also 1 time and ptaoo the foB- din tor thirty ywara. Bid* will bo received up same being vacant property in the c ty of At nlng back 52 fe t \vlt A certain land lot 19 in the 14th district of F*ulton direction the house on said lot known aa num p m. The mayor and city council reserve th» erty of Mrs •« D Smiln o tat Sfy a fl 'a. |n satisfi a fl fa in favor or the cft> of \ Joulavard and running back 200 feet more or Ity iot tn the c!ti of Atlanta In war>v d » e untj C/^i pla frontins 0 feei n the south nor — on said Btreet according to street num lanta ajralnst said lot and apatnat •'lid Mr PBS In a southerly direction tho house on sa d and lot 13 In tha 14ih district 1i- w^t™ Bbl to reject any and all bids and 10 per cent favor of the city of \tlanta aga n:=t Ba d ot and bcra the same being improved property J tli , deposit required to accompany each bid. For against said Mrs W D Smi h for it Us s •le East avenue between Randolph and n J Phillips for the proportion of cost lot known aa number — on said street accord •ounty Georp-fa fronting 237 feet < TOO west fnrtner information address Lee Allen, chalrxnaa Ktroets an! ri rit HR ba k 1 >O feet Ity of Atlanta Georgia adjoin ng tbe propert ing the roalwny or atreft pr nrr of Te log to street numbers the same being vacant for the year 1011 bold for the benefit of C t, i of M Hedge and Denhara Lev ed on at> the t ilde of ^ Moreland street betwee Helmer IPIS In a ioutherly direct on the | on street with chert lawfully charge- property in the city of Atlanta Georgia adjoin ind Ws He streets and running back 103 feet imher 1 >3 erti of Mrs II C Garrett to satisfy a fl f! tig the property of Rosalia an i Goodwin Levied j fa\or of the city of Atlanta £slnst so.\A lot able to said lot t more or le-ss n a westerly direction, the 530 Also at same time and pla e L « fol •nil si (i nu her' B aa the property of VrL-cod and McDowell to house on said lot kno^n as number £61 n Office of the Commissioners of the District ot oved property In the against aaid Mrs H C Garrett for tha COH satisfy a fl fa in favor f the cfty of Atlanta lowing described property to wit A ertain Itv paving the sidewalk in front of said 5141 Also at same tlmo and place Q Lid street acroming to street numbers The Columbia Washington, D C May 1 1013. lot in the city of Atlanta ward 4 dnd lot _ a Ail nta Ooort, adjoi g the prop xiperty followlnff described property to wit A 1ttid lot and against said "UcLeod and Me Line being Improved property in the city of Randolph and S R i the aald property tor the cost of curb- Sealed proposals will be received at this otnce tto« 14ta district of Fulton ounti OeorKta front ith Levied on as tain cily lot in the city of Atlanta In ward Atlanta Georgia adjoining the property of Roam 509 until 2 o clock p m May 29> 1613 ing CO feet on the east aide ot Bell street bo Smifh co satisfy a fi 5189 Alao, at e&tne time and place -the fot 3 land lot 44 In the 14th district of Fufto: ing the sfde*alk ta front of said property wi It Kfrkw ood and ilartln Levied on as the tot furnish ng Granite and Sandstone Curbing tween Gilmer anlor of Atlanta against lowing described property to wit A certai county Georgia front ng J6 feet on the south m He property of Thomas W Martin to satisfy a during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1913. bade 9»» teet more or less in an ancle- \ direntlm sain f rank Smith for city lot In the ity of Atlanta ward 9 land li aide of Orleans atreet between Grant and ft fa in favor of the citv if Atlanta ain nit Form ot proposal epecificatlons and necessary in- the house on said lot known as number 61 on e sidewalk fn front of s 1~7 an the I^th district or Pulton county Geor Broyles streets and running back 108 feet more ilOl Also at same tlwio and place the *ol said lot and against said Tbos "W Martin formation may be obtained upon application to eaid etreet according td street numbers the sa,trm gla fronting 49 feet oa the east side of Legga or less In a -souther f> direction the hi ing described prop*rty to Hit A certain city ml the said pioper-y Cor the ooat of Curbing the purchasing Officer D C Room 320 District being Improved property In the i y of Atlanta avenue between Metropolitan and Glennwo^ on said lot know n as number 41 on In the city of \tlanta In ward 3 land lot — he sidewalk In front of aald property with Buliaing Curo H Rudolph John A Johnston. adjoining Dawion Le% ted on as the property M n \1& at sarr.> time and place the streets and running back ]9y feet more or street according to street numbers the same the 14 h district of FuWon county Georgia granite Chester Harding Commissioners D C Judaon Brown to eatls fj a f of Atlanta, viard * known as number — on said street, acuording f lanta Georgia adjoining Cleveland and Gile street tx-tween South BoiiJevard and Confederate 5113 Also at sama time and place the aald Judson Brown for city ta: far the land lot 1 IT the 1, th district of Fulton atreet numbers the same being improved prop as in- - ie ty of- G' W Green avenue and running back 108 and 205 feet more Follow Ing described propert> to n, H \ cer r erty In the c ty of Atlanta Georgia adjolnln loss In a northe !y direction the house on «* d CMGnTOPf-SttUWKERj raunty Gcorp a fronting ~ feot n the west to satisfy fi fa in faM of th*. city tan cltj lot in the city of Atlanta in ward ~ " 17O Also at same Unw and plare tha fo side Of Peacht-ee, T| le between Sixteenth tiie property ot Danglin and McWllllame Levt. Atlanta a --- _ against a. lot known oe number — on said street according 9 land lot 13 in the 14th dlstri t of Fultm f and Seventeenth streets and running back on as tho property of R L Ogletree to satiety to street numbers the same bc(n« improved pr p lowing deecrlbed property to wit A certain cl j G W Green for the proportion of cost o erty In the city of Atlanta Georgia adjoining the •ountv Georgia fronting **O foet n he wes lot in the city of Atlanta ward 1 land lot of Bar 38 on said street ac ording to street num a;, the Ofoiterfl^ of S T\ Sullivan to satiety lowing described property to wit \ certain cil \ tlunta Georgia adjolninp th*- property of a fl fa In ftnor of the tj of Atlanta against lot in the city of Atlanta In ward 3 land lot 4t bers the same being Improve*! proper v in tbs iot £n the ity of AUanta ward 3 land lot 34 In the 14th district of Fulton countj Georgia 5103 Alao at same time ana plat< fa I Talson Levied on aa the property of E A city of Atlanta, adjoining Glas-= Le\ Ic 1 on id iild lot and against «aid « W Sullivan for in the 14th district of Fulton county Georgi. HanchcnberK' to satisfy a fl fa. in fa\or of the cost of nav ing t,he aid fronting 31 f«et on the west side of Orleans atreei lowing deacrfbed property to »lt 4 certa;all n tltj the property of Martha Frejer Est to sal sfy „ walk In front o* fronting 34 feet on the north side of DrmoE between Broyles and Grant atreets and running thr clto t>t Atlanta against said, lot and H fa In lavor of tbe city fit Atlanta agslnm said propertj lot in the city of Atlanta in word 3 loadi lot 21 and street, between Fraser and Marti a street and back 80 feet mure or leas in a westerly direction In the 14th district of Fulton county GeorgiJ ags Inst said E tL Ranchenberg and the eaI4 h>* agaftwrt said Martha Frejer Eat for running back 115 feet more or less in a north the booae on paid lot knowa as number 36 on aald fronting 11-5 ffeet on the north aide of Kalb said propert> for the coat of curbing the sld" tity taxes for the year 1912 '1&4 Also at same time and place tne erly direction, tie house on said lot known ha street, according to street numbers the aarne atreet between Season and Cameron etreets and •walk n front of said prope-ty with granite following described property to wit A cer number 160 on said street according to street being improved property In the city of Atlanta running back 100 and 1S4 feet more or leas lj 106. 41so at same time and place the fo tain city lot in the c ty of Atlanta______, ,war _____d mber* the same being improved property Georgia, adjoining Reafroe and Ingram Levied 5114, Also at same time and place the ifir"" lowing described property to wit i oertafn i y Jand lot 111 In the 14tn district of Fufc- ('be city of Atlanta. Georgia, adjoining the prop- a northerly direction the house on said lo 1 Sectors Ongr on aa the property of Mrs Lena Michael to -sat known as number —• on said street according to foHatrfng described property to wit A certain to it* Tonttrfol Ooloc. & tot In the city of Atlanta, ward 1 land lot no ton countj Georgia, fronting 57 feet on the erty of Danglai and Smltfl Levied on as the Isfy a fi fa. In favor of of tne city of Atlanta street numbers the eame being vacant property oity lot in tbe city of Atlanta In ward In th» 14th district of Fqlton county Georgiju west side of Sunset av«nue between Meldrlm 1 property of V Cruesell to satisfy a ft. fa, lo against eaid lot and against aald Mxs Lena. In the city of Atlantsj ~ Georgia adjoining the Tana lot 13 In the district of Fulton countntyy, IM - fronting 45 fe«t oo the south aide of Harw* ] street and North avenue and running back 1001 favor of the el of Atlanta, against said lot anJ Michael for toe nropartlan of cost of paving: properly of Logan and Buobanan Levied on aa fronting 100 feet on the Weat side ' street, between Ashby *tre*t aod Htnlts anrf run feet more or less Jn a westerly direction agaltwrt said \ Cruesetl for the cost of par the roadway or street proper of Orleans Btreet the property of S H Oeletree to satisfy a fl fa In of S Moreland street bet-ween Wylle and ? nlng Mck 123 feet more or IPSS in a sou herb the house on said lot known as number 518 ing the sidewalk In front of eald property with chert lawfully chargeable to said lot favor of the city of Atlanta, against said lot Hardee street?, and running back 400 feet £ ajrection the honna on -said Tot known M num on said street according lo street numbers, and against oald S 11 Ogletree and the aald more or less In a westerly direction the house oer 56 OH aald street according to street rium the same being impro\ed propertv in the city PROFESSIONAL CARJOS. 4S10 Also at same time and place tne to C143 Also at aame time and place the fo* property for the cost of curbing tho sidewalk In on. said Jot isno^n as number 145 on said Bers. tft» same betue Improved; propert fn the of Atlanta, Geocgria adjoining the property front of said property with granite street according to street numl>ers The same " tty o€ Atlanta adjoining Scott L^led nn as th« of Barnett Levied on as the property of lowing described pro&erty to wit A certain city lowing described property lo wit A certain lot In tbe city of Atlanta ward » land lot 11 city lot in the city ot Atlanta in ward 3 land -' being improved property In the ctty of At traoerty of TV T Butler to satlsfj a fl fa it P C Flo; d to satisfy a f I fa in favor of 5121 Also at same time and place the fol lanta Georgia, adjoining the property ot Wy.Ho «vor ot the rfty of Atlanta against Jiald lot aic the cit> of Atlanta against said lot and in the 14th district of Pulton county GeorgU 13 in the 14th district of Fulton county, Geo 1 1 fronting 197 feet on the south side of Hardoa gla, fronting 161 feet on JJia south. Bide of Or lowing' described property to wit A certalii cl+y apd Har-dee Levied ort as the tJropfertjr olTR. iSafdi W T Butler tor city tzxes far th« against sale! F C Floyd for the cost of pa\ ~ atreet, between Moreland «,d S«lxurd\wm! S jffafeah Hb satisfy a. fl ta. In" favor of*tK& ingr the sidewalk in front of said property leans street between Broylea and. HU1 streeta and lot-In thte dty of Atlanta 10 wartf ^0 tanH lot 1 and raoning back 208 Jeet more or lej to a running back 38 *> feet, more or less tJEn a souths 121» li> tfca litb? Bistrict Of Pttltot|;^c«i^y, *Geor«- oity At AtlAnta, ag^nSt aalcr lot ami -agftlnat- 'tie east alUe of Evan* said R. B MorrlB. and the said -property tor 2707 souDterly direction, the ttoum on asJrf lot known criy direction 'the touBe on said: lot known as gla, fronting 125 feet oa f 33 Also. at. same time and place/ tha fol Also at Game time and place, tbe as number — on said street according to atreet number — on said atreet according to-atteet nnm dt^ve tetween Poe and ttaate streets and run the rtfs\ of cwcbing- the sMewallc. in front of %ntf&e described property to wit A certain eft* described propertj to wit numbers, the same being Unproved property la tne bers. the same being improved property in tta alpy. tack 130 feet more or leas la an aaid- property with cnuft^

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DESIGNED TO PROMOTE IN EVERY WAY THE HIGHEST DEVELOPMENT AND BEST USES OF THE GREAT AND BOUNTEOUS NATURAL RESOURCES OF THE COUNTRY

one BIG event AN exposition na- •i --% $ of the year; to be tional in scope, na- held in the Queen City tional, in character— of the Mountains, in eleven large, new and the heart of the Mid- modern buildings— dle South, and in the grounds and lakes cover more than1 100 center of the largest acres — amusement hardwood section of features in great num- the United States; in bers, all high class and the great watersheds OF SECTION OF GROUNDS. NATIONAL CONSERVATION EXPOSITION of a character shown of the Southeast; in a only at really BIG ex- region in which the positions — leading greatest variety of Exhibits will cover a wide range and will be the most compre bands of the country natural resources in hensive ever shown in an exposition in the South. already engaged for the country are to be entire exposition pe- i • found. Conservation features in all departments. riod.

Make Yo«* Arrangements NOW ts Come to Knoxville for the Exposition REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS • - : .'•...'' if Published by Knoxviile Arab Patrol of Alhambra Shrine Tennessee, Which Will Be 'm Atlanta Today SPAPERl EWSPAPER Railroad M«cVboy, »fl.lO; 5c R»Uro»d SPOT COTTON MARKET. 53.00; 10c Blo« Rlbt)O.*j. J6-10; Extra Scotch, *0,10; 'Braton. J6.10; Dentil. ' *64« AWT AT STANDSTILL Butter .cup, t5.70; Hot Scotch. J«.00; R«l FU«. GTHMSI »5.7O: DeV«*'e »6,90. • v ' >:••-', Net Grort SAIL GRAIN mm Smoking Tobaeco-^-zitike'B uixttm. per cron* HABKB7TS— Tone. Middling. Receipts Receipt! * Sate*. Stock*. f PRODUCE. tG-S5: Boll Quraun. $5.85; Victory. *5.70 Atlanta ' Nominal 11% " .' - Queta Quality, $6VOO; Sensation.' $0.00. '" ^ Macoa ... Steady 11 ----- •• by Fidelity Fruit and Prodac* Com- Chewing Tobacco—Rich and Waxy, 50c; .K«fl* ON LIBERA L BUYIN: G W«$liWEi pany; 67 Boutn Broad St.) 54c;-atar Navy. <3c: Corker. S2c; B»tU« Ax. Charlotte Steady U % • 'I quot&tiofUi M3>A CDDB^Y .$5.000*1.00 ened In the afternoon, and closed grain marteet.. A net gain of l-4@3-S Harrlman stocks and a few,, others a O^ATOKS. red*, ooabel, new crop .. ..$1.25 Provisions. steady, net unchanged to 4 points Total today ,. ,, !Q.r>39 .... 404,689 to 7-8@lc was made in wheat Corn Point above yesterday's close, the mar- white, bushel. n«w crop [email protected] CWcago. May S.—Pork. *1&.25. Lard. $19.95. lower. do. Tor 5 days , , 7o.874 ...... finished 1-8 to l-4@3-8o higher and oats ket come almost to a halt today. In t^IMOXS. box , .. .S5.OO®5.30 Ribs. $11.12%<@»11,62%. l-S@l-4 to l-4@3-8c up, but provisions one ho.ur only 8,000 shares- were traded EGG PLANT, orate «3.25®2.5O Clnctnnatt, May 9.—Bulk meats, baoon «B4 The opening was steady at an ad- TOMA.TOES. fancy, ctato, Pla. stock [email protected] lard steady. closed unchanged to 5c off. in. The movement, as a whole, was vance of 3 to 4 points on covering by Exports — To Great Britain from New Or leans. 2.9OO; trom Boalon, 100; .from Philadel- choice $3 00 some of yesterday's sellers, who seemed phla. 30O; total. 4.290. Buying of more than 250,000 bushels without importance and served mere- CUCUMBERS *.".... .'.. •'. . . .33^50 To Fran»-f — From New Orleans, 2.90O; fr om New York, 3,157; total, 6.O57. of Ma y wheat was made by strong ly to emphasize the lack of deraanc LETTUCE, dram S1.50 Liverpool Grain. - to be disappointed that the weather SQUASH, yellow ... $2 [email protected] map showed no trace of the showers To Clnmm-nt— From New Orleans. 2.7fl7; from New York, 1.85O; from Philadelphia, firms about the middle of the session. for -securities and the reluctance of w>»He ?2.BO®2.7B Liverpool. May 9. — Wheat, a pot steady: No. 1 350; from Brunswick. 7.OOO; total, 11.967. That option bounded up 1 6-8c at once chance traders to take. a definite posi- Manitoba 7a lO^d, Mo. 2 Manitoba 7a 9%d; No. •or scattering rains privately reporte'l Coastwise — Galv«stun. 4OO; New Orleans 12 2; Mobile, 580; Savannah, 1,766; Norfolk. 1,677; PEPPER, e-buxet orate 52.50 and eympathicaUy July and September tion in the market at thl& time. OKaA, crate , tender |£f.OO S Manttoba 7a 0%d; No, 4 Manitoba 7o Sd. Fu- Jn the -eastern belt yesterday. The Baltimore. 2,300; New York, MI; Brunswlc k. 250. tures steady; May 7s 7^4 d; July 7s 5>4d; Octo- eastern b'elt forecast for generally also rose, althoug-h 'not so sharply as Failure of the market to respond to ber 7a 3d. * IZVTEIUOK MOVKMKST. ^^ POULTRY AND EGGS. clear weather added to the nervous- in May. The heavy 'buying was large- yesterday's brilliant crop report en- Cord, fipot eteady; American oilx«d new 5a; Net Gross Ship- ly in the interest of traders who' had couraged bear traders to put out new TCRKET8, HTO, I8c; dresaod 22%@25e Axoerlcsa mixed new 5s; American mix«d eaw. ness over the new crop outlook, and MARKETS— Tone. Middling. Receipts. Receipts, ments Sales. Stock. HENS, live, I2c pound • dre»«4 17@18o kiln dried 5a Id; American mixed old 6a lid; while IJ-verpool made a somewhat in- Houston ...... «- Quiet 12 251 251 2.027 87,440 oversold yesterday, in anticipation of lines at the outset, but they were un- ffRlERS, )iTa, 20o pound; dreved 27%e Aonerlcan mixed, old, via Galveaton, 5a SQL ma- different showing, this was attributed 272 272 411 4 61 44,094 the government's bearish report on able to bring out long stock and quick- DUCKS, each SOo tures steady; July, La Plata, Ga &d. Memphis Quiet I2# 142 816 2,»15 183 29.821 winter wheat condition. When the ly reversed their positions. The ease SQGS. fTemh, ,."."...".".'."."."/.".'.".".".'. V.V.V.VlWWo to realizing for over the holldas. At St. Louts ...... Dnil 1*» i3,000 bushels. Seaboard clear- the Japanese question, were other In- $10.00; Red Syrup, $1.50 per Gallon. as confirming private prediction that Jull . . ,|ll 54, 11. 62.11, 5UIU. 52 11.51-52 11.52-53 Ju"y." .' ." IL'.'OQ li03|"ll.»l|irD3(lll93-MJll!93-06 y ances of wheat and flour equalled 367,- Cheese—Alderney, iSo. the low barometer in the tar west AitB. . -.l>.:irj[U-4 11.JOIH.31 11.3U-31 11.30-31 Aug. . .ill. 58 Il.fl2| 11.51J 11.52lll.53-54| 11.55-37 fluences which played their part In Candy—Stick, 6c; mixed. 7V,e; chocolate, 12c. would work across the country, caus- 000 bushels. restricting- speculative activity. Ther.e Salt, 300-lb, bass. 52o; Ice cream. $1 OO; LVt. . . [ll.iH7lll.Oti 10.&3I1U.95 10 95-!)«i'lv) D7-9S Oct. . . ll-lofn-Ts 11.06 11.08 11.08-09 11.11-1'J Corn wa» helped by reported crop was some further pressure again si Ideal. $1.80; No. 3 barrels, $8.00. ing more or less precipitation In the DPC. . -|ll. CHlll.OS 10.tf5|10.9S 1O 97-98 10 99-11 Nov 11. OS-OB 11.11-12 damage from cold rains in Argentina standard Investment shares, such as Arm and Hammer Soda—$3.06; keg eoda. 2c. belt early next week." This doubtless Jan. . .111.1*111.05 10.92llO.Sl3ilU.U;j-94 lO.9n-94 Dec. . . 11.16111. 17 ll.Otllll.O8 11.07-OS 11.10 11 Baiting Powder—Rumfort, $2.30; Royal. No. 1. BONDS encouraged the late selling movement Jan. . . 11. 39(11. 18 1I.18[11.18 11.18-19 11.14-10 and by delays to domestic shipments, have proved an unsettling- feature oJ #4.80; No. 2. $5.00; Hereford's, $4.5O; Good due to wet weather. Strength in west- recent trading-. New York Central Luck. $3.75; Success, $1.80; Rough Alder, $1.80; In connection with a bearish view of Closed steady. the week.-end figures, but offerings Closed steady. ern cash market also stiffened prices. Pennsylvania, Delaware and Hudson aweet milk, $3.25; Magic Yeaot, 60c. Oats advanced on persistent reports Beans—Lima. 7&c; Navy, $3.00. were well enough taken by local bulls and American Telephone were among Plour—Elegant, $7.6O; Diamond. $6.75- Self- or by continued covering- to give the of crop damage. the Investment stocks which touch ec RUlns. $6.50; Monogram. $5.85; Carnation BONDS. Provision trade was very light. Such new low prices for the year. Rumely $5.75; Golden Grain, $3.2S; Blua Ribbons, 485' TONE! market quite a steady undertone at STOCKS. Pancake, per crate. $8.00; Buckwheat, $3.00® the close, which was a couple of points little" strength as the market showed preferred b roke nearly 4 pot nts on was due largely to better prices at the 3.R5. up from the lowest. Prar. the announcement that action regard- Lard and Compound—Cottolene. $7.20; Snow- d<>. 2s, coupon 300^4 High. IMW. Close. Clo*« yard. ing the dividend would be postponed. drift, canes, $0.00. Plake White, 8%. ta&t, 13c Private cables reported that Man- do. 3s. registered 102Vb Am. Copper 7l>Ts 74% 75 7riVa u Known movements of currency for basis. chester was a good buyer in Liverpool do. 3s, coupon ., .. 102 j Ant. Agricultural . . . . 3 l?i 31 ^ 30% IWJi Ink—Per crat*. $J.2O. *Ju. 4s, registered 113% : CHICAGO QOOTATION3. the week Indicated that the gain In late today and there was nothing in Am. Beet Sugar .. .. 33*& 32 )i 3l^i 3'J% Following were the quotations on the Cnlcajo International Stock' Powder, $4.00. 5% the general news to indic-atp any ma- Go. -Is, countin ...... 114 cash from tlie Interior had more than Jelly—80-lb. palls, $1.35; caeee. 4-oz. $3 00. Panama 3s cuupon -.102% do. pfd .-...... 93 82^ offset the loss due to gold exports. A Spagbettl. 7c. terial ohang-e in the southern spot AHIs-Chalmers lat Ss. ctfs.. bid Rl1- Prev. Am. Car and FMy . . .'. 49% 411% 4V& 4**Va ArtlHes. Open. High. Low. Close. Close. pain on the week *of about $3,000,000 Honey, $1.80. market. American Asricultura) 5s, bid I'm Am. Cotton f)Jl 4.1 44 42 ^ 42^ Leather—WbJte Oak. 40e, WHEAT — wan forecast. Cottont Spot closed strady: midland American Tel. and Tel. cv. *H, bid. . . . HMJ Am. Jco -Securities .. 26 V* -•">% ^Mi 23 May S^% *.90 U', ,SS \i, .SO i^ . 8S ','• Mince Meat—Blue Ribbon, $2.55. uplands, 12.00: midland grulf, 12.25. American. Tobacco 6s. bid lit* Am. Llnaeed 91^ Q^i J-uly 8S7-i -«n:li -SK1 .89'-'. .^9 The bond market was irregular, with Pepper—Crated. 15c; ground, 20c. Robinson- Am. Xxicomotive .. .,33 33 32^ 33 H Sales, 6,046 baJes. sept 8$% .sy;~ .ss-ii .$9>l .ssts important Issues as a rule well sus- Rice—4o -o 7c; grlta. $2.6O. CORN— Sour Oborklns—Per crate. $1.80: :,ega, $12® HnlnS 67% 67!4 67% 67% tained. Tot^.1 sales, par value, $1,40C,- 15.00; sweet mixed, kegs, $1.75; ollvea. &8c to d May 5r> K, . f.r. 1$ .iV) ^ . iiri % . 55 ' £, 000. United States bonds unchanged do, cv. 6s .. .. -- .A °- pfti lot; y. 101 July CR% .56 s .nr,^ .,-,« .r>r»N $4.60 per dozen. Humphrey- Atlantic Coas: Line 3st 4s &>»i 1 New Orleans Cotton. Am. Pugar Refining ..317 311 110% 111 Sept SU ^ .G7 58 y, .56% .r.G^H on caJl. Extracts—3Oe Bonders, QOc per dozen; S5o price otton Baltimore and Ohio 4s 92'%, Am. Tel. and Tel. ..li:S% 127% 11*7% 11!8 OATS— Souders, $2.00 pet' dozen. Orleans. May D. —The do. 3s. bid ...... 90 Am. Tobacco 233-Ti 23O 23O 226 today. thr T May UTt** .:i5*i .Hoi^ .37>% .?•'>'''• R. C- Starch. 9c; Celluloid starcb, $2,65: Brooklyn Transit cv. 4s .. S8 *i Anac-onda Mining Co. . 36% 38"^ 38% 3b-ii 1 A.rgo aUrch. 90c. Wardlaw S unc-prtaf nty cv«r the new Ati'hi*on 99.-^ 9914 yyii, gyi^ July...... t-)^ .;t.-'-4 ..?-!% ..t5 .H-l ., Money and Exchange. The nevrn of ttie day was Central ol G<* eia 5c.'. .. 104n-4 Sugar—Granulated, $5.35; light brown. 5c; Central leather r>s 05 H do. pfd. .: . . . . 9i)'^ W/ii Sept 34% -3r.'4, ..t-t^i .'3,» -34?; New Tpf'lc, May 0. — Money on call steady n.t dirk brown, 4c; domino. 9c. not tend to mold atronfe opln- PORK— 2%.:!."> 19.25 19 1W ;t Socp—Octagon, $4,00; Fata Napttia. $4.0O; lone on« way Baltimore and Oh(o .. 9S% 98% 07^ J>8 C ^ i offprerJ at 3. Ivory, J4.0O; Lienox. $3.7O; Polo. $2.50; Re 25 1J).2T> 10 IM) tratFluK was in Chicago and Alton 3 -'is, bid.. 55 Belhh-hem Steel .. .. 30 >i S.'i% 32V- SCJ^i TImp loans easy; 6O davs. 3%iffi4 per cent; 00 Wrapper. $1.90; Red letter. $1.90; Gold Mine, ring people itrimg; mwt of the buelnesa. Chicago. B. and tjulney joint 4s O4V. Sept lit. 17 19.17 19. U7 10.t»7 19.12 days. 4iTf4Vi : eix months, 4^4 ©4%. $1.90; Fairy. $4.00; Grandma. $3.35; Sweet- TJe opening ' Brooklyn Rapid Transit iH>% 89 'J^ 89% Si>^ LAR3>— do. gen. 4a 92 »a Canadian Pa.-tflc .. .,242 240 241^ 241 Print o merrant ITo paper, fiffZSVfe P^r cent. heart. $3.S5. 4 to 5 poima. (an good caMi'« and complainrs .Way l/>.!i.1 lO.Dr, 7O.02 1O P2- 10 1M Sterling <-xrfia-nge wr>alc. with artwat l)\jpln<>ss Chicago, Mil. and St. P. cv. 4"-.-s 1(11 ?(, Central Leather ^Q '^% July 10.80 1». SO 10. T.'i 10.7.» 10.7; Snuff—On") pound Railroad Macaboy. 48o; lOc Tbfrd National Bank Bldg. or drouth in ttve eaHtent sr.-iinns Of the belt. Chicago, R. 1. and P. H. R. col. -is 57V4 In hankers' bills at $4.S2I>5 for 60-day bills and of theso complaints was : (••h*-sapoake and Ohio .. 64 62% 63 63 " Sept 10. Sir 10.82 30.80 10.80 10.80 "intenalfyins the do. rfg. 4s. bid Kt !i Chicago 'Great W re torn JiW 14% at $1.-S610 for demanrl. nued tair -weather In the 1 SIDES— <""r>mm frclal bi!te, J4. S2 *&. Colorado and S. ref. and cut. 4 --te. bid.. .- 9 Us CTifcago, Mil. and St. May 1I..V> 11.50 11.42 11.45 ai.HO Atlantic Delaware- and Hudson cv. 4a 5'6T-s aul nnr silver, fi0^4. Privat nic.-Bag from Liverpool HI that . J 10S 107 107 107% July. . .-. .1I.OO 11.02 10,07 10.97 30 '.'" Mexican dollarn. 4fl. were taking hold of t Denver and Rio Grande rer. oe 77 Chicago and N. W T'l'Ms T'^'-i. Sept. . . . .10.S7 10.87 10,85 10.85 10.85 continental apl Dlstillene 5e. bid *>4 fjovprnmcnt bonds steady ; railroad bonds ir- new cr»p mon s and reported Mancheeti-r «.'olo. Fuel and Iran. . 32 31 >-i 31 W 31 " the afternoon. A I the high Erie prior Hen 4s. bid *H Consolidated Gaa .. ,.1,'JO 12O% !,'»> 120 a free bviyer 1 do. gen. 4a T-i'i RECEIPTS AT CHICAGO. 1OO Shares the tracing m ths were 7 to 8 pointfi o Estimated do. cv. 4s, series B 70^ Dclawara nut* Hudeon '!lOo' 103 ul 102 * JOS yewterdny's close.. Illinois Central 1st ref. 4a On^ Atlanta Live Stock Market. Toward noon the- markearket commenced to fall Denver and Rio Grande 10 iy 14 Wlxeat:, cars (7 Y2 Inierborough Met- 4'Vas 7.".'s, off, on Texas telegrams and letlira telling ot Inter. Merc. Marine 4"*iS .» .. ft-'IUi Porn, cai^ 13S 140 (By W. H. Wfcite. Jr.. of White Provision Co.) beneSclal Tains recently In that state and Distillers' Securltlee" !" isVi in% 15>| "l^Vj Oatfl, Mm 15t 1.".* Quotations ba.t^d on actual purchases flurini •claiming excellent crop prospects over a lars* , • • 2f*^ 2S% 28% 2SVj Hoga, head lO,Ot)O t».OOt» current woelc. Kansas Ctty' Southern "ref. fja. bid. ftT'H •Jn. l«t pfd 43 ii 4^ it, 43 4;! GA. RY. &. EL. CO. --area. Moderate short calling and prmflt Uking Good to choice steers. l.OOO to 1,200, $6.00 to ny RcalDlog lonps prosseil on Ihc marfeet whiuh do. '2d ptd ~ 4.4 sv; x±;y PRIMARY MOVEMKNT. $6.50. Louisville and N'ashvt l« un. 4s 93 Vj Honoral Gl«.-tric . 13ft V4 J'W I'fT^ ITZ-Ti gradually fell to a J^el ot 4 to .' points un- Missouri, Kansaa and Texas lat -J* 91'i tt'!«sat: Ro-Pipts, fif J.OffO, against 4fi.'{,W«) las; Gonrt ateflro, ROO to l.OOO. $,1.,'5O to ?6.OO. der tho flnal quotations of yetrtenlay. Great N*ortiiorn pfd. -.126% 126% 126^ 125 Mrflitim to good steers, TOO 10 850, $5.23 to Great Northern Ore Cer- ypar. Shipments, 882.000, agatnKt *:!4.000 last The close was steady at a net • decline of Missouri Pacific' 4a fiS-H 7car. $5.70. 8% Guaranteed Stock 2 to 3 points. tificates .... rl.1 'tno, Hoort to choice beef cows, 800 to 000. $5.00 Illinois Cenlral .... .".'lia^' H'K" jnv; iffi^ Torn: n^reipts, 507,rt'X>, against 6SS.OOO ]a^t Spot ootti>n quiet. 1-16 off; midrlHnB. l2',{»; National Rya. of Mexico 4V-s. ofd 85 yenr. Shipments, 404,000, against 4S5.0UO laet to $•>.".". aales on the spot, 92 bales: to arrive-. 157: low InUTborough-Met. .. .. 14W 34% 141.4 14-"C Medium to good cowa, TOO to 80O, $4.6« to Now York Central sen. 3^-s S3 do- pM. 50 4!)% 4f>4 4y^ year- ordinary. S*;. nominal: ordinary, ft 9-10. nomi- do. deb. 4S SS«i $r>.oo. nal- good ordinary. 11 2-16: strict gofnl ordi- Inter. Han-ester W< !(-> Ha- Chlrflfto. May ft. —Closin g raeh : Wheat. No. Medium to good heirere, 650 to 75O. J4.25 to J. H. Hilsman &. Co. do. cv. 4.- 104 International Pump '. 7 7'* 12V,- strict Rood middling. 32 11-16; mi Jelli Northern Pacific (H 04 ,54 7r>. fair,, nom i-l.lli fair to fai Kansas city Southorn 23\ "4 Tin abovfl represents rtillns prlc«a of gooc PHONE MAIN 94 do. .'is H6^ I.aclede Ga* 5)4 j| q.>"* T, , nominal; , inal. 3 01 \6H-ff^r>%. Oata._ No. 2 whito. 37^rcpG7^; etanrtord, Medium to common cowa. If fat, 700 to 800, Dry Goods. St. LonH and San Francisco fc- 4s 72% Mlwouri Pa,Iflr *M^"3.-ji; 5* W t AUDIT COMPANY OF THE SOUTH rin. Ren. 5t 77% 94.-*} to $r>.r>0. National Hianult 113 :J6 C. J. METZ, C. P. A., President. N"w Torh, P.—Al St. Ixtuia Southwestern con. 4s Rye. No. 2. 63@94. Allied common, fiOO to SOO. $3.2Ti to $4.25. have National LeatJ 47T;. 47^' 471^ 47T. Good butcher build, $3.5O to $4.50. print cloths ami convert) S*>2 Prime hogs. 160 to 200 average, $8.65 to -dell-rory this week. Print do. c v. 4s S7 L -i $8 83. New York cVn'tra! ". . " ! . T'V wi u f^-x, ^1^ Pt IxiulP. May fl.— r'aMi: WlToat, No. 2 r<>d. Good butcher boss, 140 to IfiO. $8.4O to $8 60 more freely. Wool Is h do Iftt and rpf. 4i SO N. Y. Ont. and w •»] ->y o,) ^ 'H bon auction, at which Southern Railway ,V. bid lo:!'-i Good butcher pigs, 1OO to 140, $8.OO to $S,25» offered was brought to a Norfolk a.Tl We*t«-rn ..lO.l'^ lO.lUj Jo.ll^ Irtfiv Torn, No. 2. 37 V*^!* meridian time: ?S!,"«. a <;: .ii : '"' ^ ^ " 56%. Virnlala-CarolInE Phemical Sa 4-"% ^^o^fs at F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President. Wahash 1st ana r-«(. 4«. Md 57V; &J 91 Oats, July, S+^i ; September, 33%(ez;33%. Western Maryland 4s. bid SO Kansas Citv. May 1>. — Cash; vVTieai. No. 2 THEO. COCHEU, JR., V. Pres. and Sec'y.—A. F. LAFRENTZ, Trea*. I'resscd Steel Car . ." 24% ii-% 14^ 1414 hard, 85%t?88; No. 2 r«rl. 94^?98. Liverpool Cotton. BRANCHES: STATIONS OF Pullman Palace Oar IVi 71-* Torn, No. 2 miKed, ."W; No. 2 whiffl, .W. ATLANTA Wisconsin ''enlral -It. M<1 90'% Liverpool, May 9. — Cotton spot quiet; prices ««rtl,iB .- -.163^ 160% 101*6 101 it r>al«. No. 2 white, 35U^i6; No. 2 mixed, NI-TW YORK—^Waldorf-Astoria. ATLANTA—Fourth Nat. Bank Bldg. DISTRICT. fitpatfy ; mlddring fair. 7.22; good middling. Pi Repub. Iron and Steel ow .(-> "* 34 Vj- BOSTON—Exchang-e Building. CHICAGO—Marquette Building. 3.3.Z do. prrt 5i ?4 s'» Kansas City, May !>.— Close: Wljeat. May, 6.SS; good ordinary. 6.54; good ordinary. 6.20; WASHINGTON—Colorado Building. PHILADELPHIA—Bellevue-Stratfora'. ffubbard Bros. <£ Co. Koch Inland Co 20^i 20 IftrT ^ix S3'/4!SSa%; July. 83 ^; September, 83%. rdinary, .^.83. Safes, % 24!? 'MtS June-July . . . -fi.39 -6.3»>£ «.*t^ 6.39^ tion of bimin<*s!i. That appears to bp tlin slt- Outs, spot flnn; standard white, 42; No. 2, Telephone Main 872. Cable Address, Amdlt, New York. _ do- Pfd ™% 7«% 7B^ 711% Jtily-Aug fl.36H-6.37 6.38 6-36% ua!(ort ?n a ntifsheJ!. Europe Is looking Tnr TcntiesBee Copper .. .. 34X£ 34^ S4U 34 il Aug-.-Sopt...... (J.23 -6.25 6.28 6.26^ an active business, witli Ihe settlement ot tba Texas and Paciflc , . , . .' . . . _'_ 15^? \Q Scpt.-Oct 6.13 -6.12 ' 6.14 6.13^ Movement of Grain. Oct.-Nov ft.OSVi-6.04 6.03V- 6.O4 Mor^'cn ami pmlinR with tho 'Balkan war Ulrtoa "Mrlnr U9% 148y* 349 14A%4 Dec. -Jan. . , . ,6.02^-4.01% 6.O2^ 6.03 Thor«>ffire. t hoy buy cotton. America seems lo H; U; St. Loulfl, May 9. — Rece-tpts: Flour 13 OOO- Jan.-Feb 6.02 -6.01 6.O2 fi.02% hr prp-pfasf^HPil tn be nhort of everything In ex- wheat llft.OOO; cora luS.OOO; oata 44, (KW. Sblp- Feb.-Mar 6.0S 6.02 • f-.OSMi S-'t"^ * iii£ ^ «*V i* ment«: Flour 10.000; wheat 37,OOO; corn 56.OOU- Mch.-Apr 6.03 -6.04 6.04% f. S. Steel ...... wnJ 59.^ J5 * Jj>™ oats 32,000, Utah Copper 51% 51 i£ 51^ fiiai Vlrglnli-Carollni Chenn- 7* * Coffee. —Clarendon. O.10, MJ*s Comparative Port Receipts. lraf Groceries. 2^^6 28^ 2S 28 Falls, Valley Junction. r New York. May 9. — Dorfea futures opened St. Louia, May 0. —Flou r doll. Hay stronger; Following were net receipts a» the ports on steady at unchanged" prices to an advance of Friday. May 9. compared with thoea on th3 Western Maryland .. '.'. sWj 3fl^j :J3 so t mothy $13@18; praJrle $10(^13.50. LMatrlet ArerapeB. 3 points, on renewed trade buying of th«j near New Torb, May 6. — Flour quiet. corresponding day last year: \\esttjrn Union g^ «:- month* and continued covering. The demand Teinp t-^rc. 1913. 1912. Wekllnghouse Electric . . 61 61 61 61 Cincinnati, May 0.' —Plou r quiet. o tj * n Ga! vest on 2,2fl5 3.512 •was by no means active, bu t se«med to be u Br Wliefllns anil Lake Erie 51- Jv persistent, and prices worked upward during CENTRAL New f)rli»:ine l.'Tvi " 67:^ Tola} sa es for day, 183,800 shares. '* *S £ CO the day. In the absence ol important offer- v Mobile 1,3.11 iri« Ings. European cables were considered about _• ' STATION. 6r K a M £ "g Ja k COrdl : S<>1 ! 10l an< mor t t i steady, and il snemed that recent unfavorably WJiwiagtbn new crop advices were at! 11 exerting a restrain- Norfolk 1.04J4 sr-T R™'dii;r.?."T: .-.-•. :;•.::• .•;.- :;; u:™j Ing Influence on sellers. The close waa steady. CHarleatoa . Balilrnorw t»9» ],95» l nion ^aclflc «jo .,.,., Sales, 30.2,">0. Augusta Boston :(4 United SUtes Steel ,, .."/", ' ^yJJ Spot steady; Hio No. 7, 1H£; Santos No. 4, Phlldd^lirhia: 1^7 13%. Atlanta - Brunswlok 1.OO4 1 f)79 MiU dull: Cordova. l4U@17. NE Prompt and Efficient Montgomery New York 25 Tex;t-s City . 5!)0 Havre ^iS% francs higher. Cotton Seed Oil. Hamburg y4 pfj;. higher. Rio unchanged Memphis - Santos fours, 50 V ®ti$S50 : sevens, unchanged. ToLali" 10.5.19 M<1 011 S8Cd U market 4 VIcksburg * rlc^e* SS'- S ^""""V^" ° Brazilian port receipts, 8,000, against 14,000 HUNDRED New Orleans last year. HE PROMPT AND EFFICIENT Little Bock INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Houston - iiuis in 12. May ^Openlng^ Closing. Jyndlahy i-f-f-eipts. 4, OOO, against 4.000 last T year. Today's Santos cable reported ioura un- service rendered by the-ATLANTA Oklahoma • Houston 2.^1 1.O2S changed. i Augusta ;' 272 ft47 ul Sao Paulo receipts, 6, OOO against B.OOO yes- NATIONAL BANK jtas made this old •.-Minimum temporal urea are for 12-bonr Memphis. . . 142 1.27.1 J >" 6.98®6!no 6*97@e'l*8 •odtctfi at H a. m. t&U date. b-RoooiTod lato. A"S«»t 7.0297.04 7.WI07.Q4 terday. St. 'Loula 74 - SS:i Futures ranged as follows: oot included in averages. i-Hlgbest y*sterdaj. ClnHn.iat! 37*) 79.1 September 7.03(37.05 7 O2i&7 u.-t established institution most dependable xx-lwvefit tT 24 hours enains S •_ m, 75m Little Rock 20 143 O''iober 0.71 ftB 74 6 «*»ee'7O Open. Close. meridian time. Novomber t5.4K6.45 6.4Ofi«' W January 13,[email protected] 31.44&11.45 as a business man's bank. December 6.:i2«6.34 6.:tO©6.30 February ...... , -11.38(SU.45 [email protected] S NOT&—Tti5 avor&Ee tiicttaat and Iow«st tem- Totals 1,144 4.771 pentures """ made up at «ach center from the Memphis. May 9.-— Cotton seed produ<-tfl. prlmo March n,[email protected] [email protected] Whether your financial business is to •ctosi number of report* recetT«d. and tb« aTor- ba«ia- Oil 6.1'J; meal $28: llntera 2%@3%. tc* precipitation from tho number ol •I*UOM ESTIMATED RECK1PTS SATURDAY. June'.. .. "..'.". ".iliao bid" Il!l7@ll!20 is a modest estimate of reporting 0.1O Indi or mor*. Tb« "atata of r.aJveston. 1.20O to 2.(K>(>. apalnst 1.7SJ l^t July . . [email protected] ILaa^-ll 26 be transacted at home or abroad, whether I year. August 11.27 bid 31.3&911.40 veatbvr*' ~ia tbat preTOillnc at tlm* of New Orleans, 2.ii(X> to S.OOO, agaln-st 2.195 last London Stock Market. what you can save in a it be commercial banking or savings, buy- HOB. London. May 9. —O n the stock exchange busi- September .. ,. .. 11.37 bid 11.44@114s ness was lifiM with an irregular tendency. Horn* Ootoher [email protected] 1 [email protected]> year, by depositing regu- ing or selling Foreign. Exchange, or, in Lfgbt, scattered showere bave occurred i th« n rails, copper shares aD@45: Minnesota, :W®40; Wisconsin, 35@>45. neglected ; sales, 890 bales ; receipts, 384; ship- ATLANTA. GA. frSJl* (October ytae derwn 3 poiats, but July und Poultry, live, lower; chickens ancL^springs 17 Municipal Bonds, Railroad and in the Cotton States October. closed at exactly the same Sgure aa ments. 526; stocks. 20,987; tone firm. Weekly s B ttor Kady quotations: Fancy,, Georgia and Florida. 23; 'ex- tfi«yv eloeeA.^* week osa today. ^Public Service Corporation r.= iprt»ro7.ta;~ " ' ""^^s tra choice Georgia and Florida. 23; dwlce ^itxecpool; will.be closed tomorrow and Mon- Cheese steady ; receipts, 3, OOO. Georgia and Florida, 2O; extra flue, IS; fine, 17; Stocks and Bonds. £ flTjr.fatr- Pi* waitaunttde " " ' - Egga firm, unchanged; receipts, 27,320 cases. common, 16. • 1

._A^. ±—k -^-i SPAPER SF4PI i !«(w Y-w*. Slay »—MOT* opamlstlo _. _ !C*W Orleans Mar 9 —Secretary Hester's trade advices e Bomewliat modified idea ok „ •Weekly JSew Orleans cotton exchange statement the tJroepeetiTB acreage and leafl favoniita prt tMned oefore the close ot business today show* vate crop report* from the eiBtem h^It. caused •n Increase In the movement jnto sight com- a considerable buying movement In the cotton AHER CHURCH psred with tbe T days ending this date lost market during tbe. post week, bo* offertnca in 7Mr in round flgnlres 3 OOO aa Increase over creased above ll cento for neac crop poaltloOa the same days fear before last ot SO 000 and and the market yesterday tost part of Ita xain «n Increase over the Gome time In 1910 ot 20 on reports of showers in dnmghty sectlona ea*t "Warren, Ohio, Ma? ^ —"When th.e Permanent Organization Is De- New York. May 9 —Even the tonguea Ow of the river and a hearlili »!ew of the -week-end | courts gave Orrln D Hahn a divorce, ferred Pending Consideration of the most charitable in Bradi- foe the 9 days of Ma? the totals show a Sgures his wife refuesd to abide by the Judge's «*enease tinder last r«ar of 9 OOO an increase There has been a tendency in. local oircl«a j ley Beach, N J, ore still a-wagging ont tha same period year before last of 4« 000 to attribute the bull* of the demand to shorts, ) decision of Increase of Senators. over the spirited encounter that took; *tt4 an Increase over the some time tn 1810 hut there has &10o been more or lew aupport She sobbed out her story when place Sunday between Mrs Nellie Lay- of 29000 from ^ traao sources and IjonseB wlta lorelgn brought before Probate Judge Ander* ton and Mrs 3>avtd Le Compt after tha For the 251 days of the season tht»t hav» connections The improved political position. son for contempt of court. It was a "Washington, May 9—The democratic elapsed the aggregate Us behind the 2..1 days la Europe has been lollo-wed by very much. services in the First Methodist Eplo- iH taot 7«ar 2 128 OOO ahead of the same days more farorab!« reports from continental spin- story of their belief in the sanctity congressional committee tonight acqui- copal church, of which both women sear before last 1 727 OOO and ahead of 1910 Ring circles and bullish disposed tradea-s claim of marriage vows, despite hardship, esced In ^President 'Wilson's proposal for axi prominent members. 3353,000 that European spinners ore beginning to hedge poverty and nearly starvation Court postponement of permanent organiza- It had been rumored for some time TOe tmottnt brought Into sight daring the tiiejr forward requ rennents by pTirehases ot officers regard her tale of her pitiful tion petfdlng" conferences to consider that the domestic relations bettv een put week has been 93 616 bales against 90 - new crop months around the prei ailing level existence and the patience with whicii CTO for the 7 days endlrg this date last y«>ar of prlrcH Meaawhilo soutnera spot markets an Increase of the representation of the Layton s had been somewhat 63,352 year before lost and 73 803 same time white showing occos onal conceeflfona ha^e not she bore her lot as a living rebuke to senators on the committee This de- strained In 3910 and (or toe n ne last year 8284645 jear be- p«^l out to Liverpool MancJiester Bremen and their will ahe became the bride of campaign at the close of the services Mrs Lay- fore last and 6 84O 168 eame tlmr In 1910 t Russia Hahn, who soon tired, of her and fo- The committee adopted a motion of ton ihurriedly rose and said a few Overland across th<- Mississippi Ohio and Po nstimalos of the probable total ahlpmentB aeveral years has b een trying to rid Representative Johnson, of Kentucky, •tomac rivers to northern ml Us and Canada 012 ( fr»m here before 'hft movement is over range* things to Mrs LeCompt In which her Wt against 11* 329 last year R73 260 voar about 0 OOO ta GO 000 bales wltti the certified himself of her, but she refused to the most conspicuous candidate so far U leave him husband s name occurred and wound before last and Til ~fl9 «am« timo in 1910 In «n v.ply row OJ OOO baJea compared with 106 . for the chairmanship, that the retir- up by punching Mrs LeCompt s nose t«r)or storlta In excess of *h w hflld at the lose 00f> baJe-^ al th« Srat of tbn moatn Thnso Ship I The sheriff found Mrs Hahn In a ing" chairman, .Representative Lloyd ^f of the commerr-ui year TOT 148 against ISO "Si n °m (t waa apprehended would leave very shack with Hahn a boy of 17 and a The episode resulted In much cen- la*t year IRS SOO ye-ar before la«t and 22TJ "O« little protection for the July short Interest, but j Missouri, and the retiring secretary sure for Mrs Layton and at the meet 1 bui ing did not become general and tho sell \ girl of 1"5 The roof was made of tin Representative Page of North Caro- •ame time In 191' southern mills taklnc ? ° cans There was nothing In the Ing of the official board of the church 464 O*W aeaftwt 2 2O4 "14 last y*-ar 1 ^J -I<-t ing rn tJantered on the edi anoe was doubtless lina, act aa the temporary chairman some action may be taken year before lait and l 812 47O same time In en ouraged by reports that prominent Fall shanty but a bed a stand and a °tove and secretary until the organization t910 River mills are to rlose for an Indefinite pe Little food was in the place riod beginning on Monday and a taellng ti at Is perfected and that they be empow- Thesn make the total morpment for the " t 1 diiya of the sejnfin from *^plember t to date • a- moderate supply of H irtaco moisture In tna ered to confer with President Wilson 1 \TOG7 O22 apalnst lo 1W 07" last year 11 1OO eastern be! woull dulckly revive bearish vicwa the democrats of the senate and th<- 198 rear before last and 3 611 74*1 same time aa to the first pnvernment coadltioo report due natlonal committee or Its executive KILL SISTER'S BETRAYER; In IJ)1O early next month F"orel(rn *-xporin for this w*ek have bwu committee and report when "they see ARE TRIED FOR MURDER 130 91S against 87 215 last y«-ar naking th» TICKLES HER HUSBAND proper to call the committee together. total thus far for the season 7 7^7 "**t asairuit TRADE REVIEWED BY Subcommittee to Meet. Yazoo City. Miss May 9—The trails 9 842 •» 13 last *r>ar a dccrca^ of 2 OW 780 A subcommittee of the democratic of two brothers for the murder of Northern mills taking and Tanada during the poet seven days nbow s (1«crr«ae.c of S76 COMMERCIAL AGENCIES national committee. It was announced, the man who, they say wronged thely aa compared with the ^orreapondlng per od lase INTO DESERTING HER would meet in this city May 16 beautiful 16 year-old sister, will ba year and thflr total takings since September 1 The president g attitude as outlined heard here this week have dBrreaafd 307 442 The total taking*, of Now York May 9 —'Dun s review tomorroTr will say that ia spite of some curta Iment ol by Chairman I*loyd was the .scope of Lewis Dennis 25, Is on trial for the Aitwlran mills north Bouth and Canada thus the committee s work should be en far tor tbfl season have &>fn 4 "">! O-S3 aga n. t oidrrs for mertbanrlia affected by pending tariff Plttsburff, May 9 —Mrs Mary killing of Ed Watson Jr and his 4 733 3 rO last year These in I ido 2 188 "41 lutnges the unu ually favorable crop condl larged to include a senator from everv brother, Percy Dennis, faces the court tion have resulted in a marked inxreafae of Hagenough. through her fondness for state which now has a democrat in cintlden c througlio it tho we*>t and south The seeing her husband, John J Hagen- for the same alleged crime Storks at M*. -(eaboard an 1 t c > Icadlrtg the senate or will elect a senator In The sister, Luc lie, upon 'whom the southern Interior centers ha-vn do. reaped during passage of tho tariff bilt by the house ot repre S**i» Jawgh, tickled her way Into di- 1914 The statement specifically de- th« week SX> 210 bales ajjalnwt a decr*aa d r ttntatives brings tlir en 1 of th s element ot vorce court." She says she never gave accused rely for freedom was one of u i ertalnty measurably nearer Moanwiille It nied reports that the president was Ing the corrp-^pondlng per ori la«5t season of 8. him c-ause to be dissatisfied with her, the first to enter the court room The 017 and arc now !.> 160 lar-er Chan at th s dr dl ports and tn trouble with him was when she Senator Stone. Representatives Pep ter or town" from the lawt crop anri the num TKrith n 1 *1 a heavy de jease in NPW York *wvuld tickle him to see him laugh i[> bo ng r ore fian offset by gain elsewhere per Hammond and numerous others ber of bal"* brought into B sf r ttitot fur from At first, she declared he seemed to tlir> new ri>p the supply to date Is 11 "i )t T* parti ularly In rihlcago and at most point* joined in a discussion of plans befora dgainst 1 44- O51 lor the earno period last year n the «,e«t and on the Pa lfi> slope enjoy her tickling but finally he lost It was decided to defer reorganlza WHILE ASLEEP BOY Production f iron and eteol continues to be patience and berated her One day ahe tion There were thirty-eight metn WORLD s \ rsiBLir srjppr r <• -we t<* apa Uy but now demands are now tickled him a bit harder than usual KILLS BABY BROTHER pw Orleans May U —'-o rotor} He trr s IPS*, Insistent and del v<-r OB are baing made bers of the committee present. Includ- Statement of tl e world * v\» tale supply of and he knocked h er down, she as ing many new In this congress ton madf up from special oa,ble and telepraih r In textile tines warmer and more settled serts He then told her that he "had The democratic congressional commit- Chicago May 9 —SeVen-y ear-old ttdvicen compare*, tho figures of this week -wl TI weather has greatlj improved the volume of enough* and "was going for all tee met to reorganize fpr the neact na Aloysfus Dembfnski went to sleep in last we«k last year and the year before It retail trade although merchant* ar* Stt II ton the same bed with his father and ser^a Ive In placing filling In orders time. She says she hasn t seen him tional campaign The keynote of the 6how«i a decrease for the week Just rlosed nf mother who live at 1661 North Paul- 6~ 43J against a de..rr>a-*- of _fil ""4 li-*t year There U a moderate Rain In th filioo trade since. meeting was sounded in a statement and a dccrpase of 140 4SO year before la r ai d as ato k«3 arc generally low It IB easier tor ina street. While still asleep the boy salesmen to obtain orders Taert is a some- read by Representative Lloyd, of Mis- The total vis b!e * 4 ^0 ^70 against 4 617 802 by Franels E Price Staff Photographei souri the retiring chairman of the got up and climbed into the cradle, last week 1 16" 000 last year and 1 1S4 Of>0 year what better outlook for leather but hidee coa in which was his eight months old tiaue ea&y Committee explaining President "Wil- he one last O' th(<* total of American cnt PRISONER WHO MADE | brother, Florlan Aloyslus lay on top, ton Is 3 067 3"0 against a 164 RO2 last wepk All speculative markets arc dull and this Lemmie Quinn, who told the coroner's jury that Tie was in tjie son s position regarding the work of 3 WO '2? last year and 2 178 244 year hefo • fa C accouotfi largely for the decrease In bank of the baby, and was foun-d In that exchanges from last l &ar which however s factory and talked to Frank after Mary Phagan is supposed to have ESCAPE' THRO' SEWER " the committee last and of all othpr kinds In ludang Egvpt This statement of administrative position by his mother In the morning Brazil India etc- 1 48. 000 aRainat 1 4o3 000 pcmparatlvely email amounting to onlv O f per left the building Florlan had been smothered to death. last week 116700 last year and 1 1D4 000 mar cent this week Recovery from western flood IS AGAIN CAPTURED views, to which President Wilson gave hefore last effects Is now fairly complete his approval today, made It clear that The total world s v s b]o supply of t.otton as Railroad earningo In April increased 2 " per the president had no preference of can- above there h, now afloat and held tn Great GIRL RAN AWAY TO Britain and continental Furope 2 »4 Opar aga n«t il. fXJO Teresa sobbed ' I am not old enough, diamond merchant, Logue, In Chicago To Support Tariff BUI ta»t vcar "1" (KV yeur before la^t to $ J 4-it $12144->iO last jear lanta mourn the death of Mr Wimblsh and that he was an automobile ban North Totu.1 Bine beptemb r 1 this yeai 11 tl-OtH> I>es-i rain Is no v being fell bj Iro i and and, anyway nobody Is ever going Some of those Instrumental in bring- ite*>I plat W and the re |pf fro n congested who was a former Atlantan The to pick out a husband for me Father dit In Chicago for" four days Strat- a6a(n»t l_ 14~ KK5 lit year and 9 80 OOO the funeral win take place from the Rome ing about the meeting urged the im- year before h sintfca has made more prompt deliveries poe wanted me to marry a man that I ton was arrestpd a few days a go portance of providing for a great cam- Of rhlfc ni>r h rn hp nuers an I Car i la ook sible Christian church this morning and In don t want. • The girl was taken home. when he and a companion were ac- Michigan 2,18ft OO«i bal^a thli v ar against _ 496 OOO jast 1 be recent rlto In temperature effeclfHiS a terment win be in Cedartown Ga. paign of publicity In support of the year and 1 & 1 H)0 he year before -,01 th rn marked improvement in tl e dry goods tradf cused of robbing a store at Mackinaw Underwood tariff revision bill They Reduced Fares to Many Resort* 8pnner«i "> W2 OOO agaast 2_1 OOO lant jear and st tm latins tie demand In many lines III The men were then removed to favored sending to the people through Daily Beginning June 1 Over Commercial failure his wej*k In the Uni od 1 «R~ OOO tl e year bcrore aud ro e gn ip nn« s Miss Came H Jones JAB FROM HAT PIN the jail at Pekln Sheriff Fleugal the country newspapers statements »59«> 00!> the year beturf States aje -74 againfil 26J the rtwreJpni J ng : compared the pictures in his rogue s week oC laat vear tallurea^ In Canada number MJ-" Carrie H Jones age 81, died at regarding the party record on the bill PennsyJvania-G. R. & L 20 ' the home ^ her niece Mrs Homer BLINDS MILLINER'S EYE gallery ancl Identified Stratton who and among other things the differing Weekly Interior Cotton Towns Daw son 120 Pai k street early Friday finally broke down and admitted his views of teh minority in the house or Through Train Route tte elpta Ship bto Live Stock morning Miis Jones came to Atlanta F^a J ette Mo, May 9 —As a result Identity Stratton In talking of his the tariff Send request for booUet o! ZOO views Albany! IS 1 . j pts 12 ooo from faouth Carolina over forty years of a Jab In the ej-e received wihlle she case, said The following- is the new membership "Michigan ID Summer " and paruculK* to Athena was showing a hat to a customer In a Atlanta ng and higher $s 4O@s >0 t a£~o and she has been an active mem- *T had been in Leavenirorth only a of th© committee C. R. CARLTOM I ll«ht <&S ^0 r millinery store here last week Mrs stiort time when I decided to escape ] ^ ^f^.fber of the Second Baptist church for Senators—Missouri, Stone, Virginia, > r OS « rough Id A Henderson, a trimmer, "will lose through the sewer I had confidence 70S Candler Bldff. Atlanta. G«orti* , I 835 » IK «(X3 l many years The funeral will be held Martin Texas Culberson, Nevada, Cnlurabia > .> )4 DHL _t i from tho T>a.wson residence at 3 30 one eye,- and it la feared that ahe may in this method after I had previously Newlands Alabama. Bank head Okla- Columbus (a i j ( attic—Hecefptf '500 beeves become blind in the other Tol imbu^ Mlt.3 J tX) TexHB sleeri $f stock* 0 clock this afternoon Rev John B made my get-away from the Colum homa. Owen Oregon Chamberlain r e^dLrs ^8 OO^i" W row S and hellers White and r'f\ John F Purser offl The long twelve Inch hat pin struck bus Ohio state prison on two differ Representatives—Alabama, Richard a 1 ) alvt-i 56 oO(&9 5 Mrs Henderson 3 eye aa she turned ent occasions son Arizona Hayden Arkansas Floyd I Sheep—R«ce pla 4 OOU steady i $ So<9> ciatlDf, l>facons of the Second Baptist Assignee's Sale, 1 to adjust a -hat Two companions started with me California Raker Colorado Taylor, ' fi K yearling*. ?6 ii^ lam ha native* chur<_h will act as pall bf-arers In SUBURBAN RBAI* BSTATB - [ 6 2ofy;S 40 The accident has caused an agitation to make the trip through the sewer Connecticut Rellly Delaware Brock- -ii termont will be at Oakland Miss among Fayette womeji against the use CSEORGIA, PDLTON COUNTY—-By virtue Of j Kanb«s C t> Ma n -I attic—Receipts TOO Jones is survlv ed 1>> two nf eo^s Mrs at Leaveiiworth but turned back I son Florida, Clark Georgia, Lee, Illi- B. certain trust deed of assignment executed by Me idia L j Includ ng 100 stn th rivs «tronR native steers of dangerously long pins Many deal i as- Homer Dawson of Atlanta and Mrs made my way through the sewer for nois Sabath Indiana, CHne Iowa. J M. Averett to H A. Ferris Trustee on tn« ?er<5 S south e"s have pledged themselves to destroy half a mile The sewer gas seemed Popped Kansas Taggart Kentucky 23d day ot May A D 1912 and recorded >n >(X&T TO C T Hendersmon of Port Tampa Fla. 1 the Clerk ti Office of the Superior Court Fnltoa Hogs Rcceip » long ones they have In stock and to to affect my two companions but it Johnson Louisiana Walklna, Maine, higher bu)k $S * a nephew Bruce Jon^s and a brother order none more than 8 Inches County Georgia, on t&e t6th day or May 19*-I. Ne\. berry 16.. l» . eav> f 1 4O Captain J Hill Jones also of Port didn t affect me and I dldn t feel any McGIllicuddy Maryland Covlngton, in Book 383 Page 323 I offer for eale tee fol- Raleiph 0 l_ i ~ Tampa the worse for the trip I secured a Massachusetts Murray, Michigan, Do- lowing real property Rome Sh*-ep — Hctoipts 10 OOO suit of clothes from a farmer and was remus Minnesota Hammond Missis- Parcel No 1 —All of that tract or parcel of tx-lmu por! DANCES OF THE RICH on my way to Chicago within a few sippi Candler, Missouri Russell Mon- state of Georgia, Pulton county, the same heln? \ Ifcshurg attle — Recelots George P Welsh daj s ' tana, Evans Nebraska Lobeck, New- part of land lot No ^08 and described a* fol- Vaxeo (,Uj I George P Welsh 35 yea: s old died CALLED RUIN OF GIRLS Stratton talked of the Logrue rob- Hampshire Reed New Mexico, Per lows Commencing at a point on tbe east side I in a private sanitarium near Macon bery in Chicago and of the raids by guson New Jersey Scully, New York of Paden road at the northwest comer of the Movement of Cotton property of one Mrs Alice Austin deceased late FYida\ afternoon The body was Philadelphia, Pa, May 9—That the the auto bandits Hbe said he tried G-oldfogle North Carolina "Webb, Ohi , •wife of J N Austin and thence north along New ^orit Maj 9 —T e TottowinR slat, t removed to Hemperlei s undertaking" effort of the working girl to follow the auto bandit game for four nights Sharp Oklahoma, "Weaver Pennsylva- the ea*>t side of Paden road three hundred and on tha movement of c llo ror th« weok t rtin 'establishment at 1 ast I omt Mr but <31dn t like it nia Difenderfer Rhode Island O Shau- flire (805) feet to a thirty WO) Coot public road -Cattle- Receipts 300 the example of her society sister es today were compl ed hj the Npiv "\ ork ot o 1 "W el^h Is survlvf d by his wife one nessy South Carolina, FInley Tennes known as South Lincoln avenue thence along ^xenange n ludlng eady . peclally In dancing the turkey trot and Sheriff Fleugal said tonight it was the south side of Lincoln avernje In a north W b.tJs.L'V MOV t- MU\T xport s( daughter and c/ne son Funeral &r- other freak dances does more to the intention of the county authorl see Houston Virginia Flood, WIscon easterly direction nine hundred and eighteen Pprt re-etpts ri 1 anK«menta will be announced later wreck the- lives of working girls than ties to hold the prisoner and trj him sin Burke West Virginia, no selec and one-half (91S%.) feet to a point on tlto Overland to mills n 1 t nna lu H 1 oipt h glcr hulk fS 2 tion north side of the Mo£on and Turner Ferry road ti $S I~ pa k rs the low wages paid them wag the on the charge of -robbing the Mack! Soutnern mi 1 taJiinp (p-jlima rd :M u an I but Hi" t- naw store the property' of Ijiacoln Farfc Lantf company I^OBH of stock at Itiier or town* .s 0*1 tigh « Mrs Mary M Sheran assertion made by Charles Vezin at thenc« sooth along the line of Lincoln Park Mrs Marv M Sheran agrt t> i died the National Association of Hosiery Land company twelve Jiundred And fifty five Brought lato sight tnr the week IS^ SHE FALLS HEIR TO A (1 255) feet to the property of J 31. Av«rett TOTAI, CROP MOVEMf VT at noon FVidaj at the residence E3 and Underwear Manufacturers PRIZE SOUTHERN QUILT Metals The turkey trot and bunny hug thence west along the line of said J 51 Aver Port Receipts 0 "A VI rcncc dp T^eon place She Is aur- RICHLY DRESSED BABY ett s property two hundred cad ninety (290) O\«rland o n His. and anada 9 S U3~ •Jew ^ ork firm vi\e<3 b\ five daughters Mrs T "E have had far more to do in recent AT LAST COMES TO LIGHT feet to the property ot Mre Austin it to lulj $3 > IT 1 ~ Soother n mill taking? (1 1 si eran Tho funeral will b<> from the The girls feel free to practice what stylishly dressed woman who had with to the «aid Mrs Austin s property theneo weet Two hundred ind flfteen bales added lo re pi Spelter qolot at $1 4o<3i,j ^ their richer sisters practice at tlie She reports having pieced three quilts aJong the north Hoe of said Mrs \ustlTi a prop -tor the season \ntimonj dull Cookson s $9 | residence it 2 ''O o clock Sunday after- her a five-months old baby At New erty five Tiandred and twenty eight (5S8r^teet 1 noon Interment will be 111 We, Miss, for corroiboration in the seat daring deek L^ratf n lead £T* ~s 6d ADMITS ACCUSING O'HARA The train only waited a few minutes known as a part of the Jordan place commen - Same ueek last year London spelter £•* 10n residence 16 Gilmer street. She Is of her claims Ing at tbe northwest corner of eaid place at a Increase London * iron ClP\e1aiii warranfl sui vlved b\ her husband T M Tay- Mrs W M Doss of Anniston Ala- and the woman didn t return There point on tho Paden road -an the dividing Hie was nothing for Mrs Grace to do but Total receipts wince September 1 lor The interment will be from Pat Would Appear Against Lieut. reports three quilts she made twenty between Mrs. Alice Austin a land and runninc 9amf date; last rear Foreign Finances chap 1 at 3 o clock this aC years ago, one of which contained 6,- care for the child which she ia still thence nearly south along the cant side ot Padsi ttrson h doing The infant la richly dressed road nine hundred and fifty-seven and one half Exports for »eok Borl n Miy Jl — The Weekty statement of Lne ternoo Interment will be at Oak Governor Before Probers 823 pieces, a second 2 283 pieces and (907&) feet more or less to the land 11 ae of Same n cek last year n per aT Bunk o t. «nn*ny shows the fotlowln,, land a third 2 424 and there is a gold ring on the little Mrs M t Cowan. Ehence nearly eaat aloos Urs Increase :hang^s are Mary D Smith, Hatton Ky, re finger of the left hand. Mrs Grace is •Cowan. B Una six hundred and seventy-eight (G7M Total exports since scp ember 1 «p n hand i»c_ ea. Pd 24 &S6 000 marks convinced the woman had no Intention feet more or less to the land line of Milliard Same date la. t j ear Chicag-o May 9—Miss Maude Robin ports a prize quilt containing 8 232 Cowan thence nearly north along tbe Hne ol 1 Margaret Haden of abandoning the child and thinks she Decrease Increased t * 1 1 1 00 son of Sprlng-fieM 111 admitted here pieces which won her considerable dis- .fd Cowan eight hundred (800) feet more or Stock at all vniled ^i^tes ports bilN d«* r«*4. ed IS I fl 000 MarRiarct Hadr>n 20 months old today that she signed the affidavit In tinction some years ago Sb e also would have telegraphed ahead for the less to Mrs L> El ^Vaoten s land thence nearly S«iQe time last vear cix i al nccrt*&&cd 4"*" Qtrtj daughter of Mr and Mrs J "W Haden infant. The officials of the road are west -alooff t&e land lines of Mrs TVooteo, Mr; dB> rc,aoPtl 0 C CKK connection with the charg-e-s a&alnst has another containing 3,496 pieces 1 T died at 3 o clock Friday afternoon at Lieutenant Governor Barratt O Hafta, and two more containing 3,276 Mrs trying to find the woman JOhnaon ant] Mrs Austin one thousand and sev •Stock at at] Interior towns Sf hand Increased Itfifi OOO O the residence 661 Washington street. cnty flvo (1 075> feet more or loss to the be Samo time last -vear ' 4 t I x hance on I nndon "0 marks cf Illinois presented before the sen Smith is 59 years of age and an ex ginning point said tract of land being the aama Increase I cennffr* for (S per pent p i The funeral will be from the resl- as deeded by K J Stamps to D J Baker »n t» r 6 f d t, ate investlga-tln^ committee by Chief pert at quilting ick at T iv«rpoo d ' 4 per rent

pr e H rentes S4 Mrs G A- Crlsler of Round Moun JKTiptlOQ of said deed tlie foliow^g errors exla for the T>r John T "^V bite of flclattng In- Samg'a.mGn ooun't> tain, Ala reports a quilt that cer- ACTOR TRIES SUICIDE; erreus* bxrhanse on Urment will be at Oakland Tbe property ia described as being lo the 7th Stock of American ifloat for Crrr Miss Robinson denied positively that tainly makes It third in the record WIFE HAS HIM ARRESTED district of said county and should be the 14th a* Britain 1 OOO anything- allegreiJ 4n the paper would as it Is made up of 168 squares and is shown by all land adjoining said place Same time Ia*;t year r> 00> justfcfj her arrest or that she com contains in all 24 192 pieces Parcel No 3—All that tract or parcel of land i (X>» Savannah Ga May 9—(Special.)— Ivi-ag and betiff In land lot two hundred «o4 Treasury Statement mitted perjury in -signing it> The eight (SOS) in the I4ta district of Fulton Wa*h ngt n M NEWSPAPER MEN NABBED Home Meahum, an actor at the Princess av contents of the affidavit haven t been theater was arrested today on a lunacy county Georgia described 09 follows Begin- Port Receipts United S atea treas made public. EXCITED MAN SHOOTS ning at a point on the north aide of Mason an3 ne s cwlaj" \ as BY GOVERNOR HAT FIELD warrant signed by his wife, Florence New lorl* 1 have done nothing I cooiild be Turner road CL.tn oln street) one hundred an-1 tot*l net rt>c \\ ork ng ba ance AT A MOVIE VILLAIN Meachum, an actress «lghty (180) feet cast of the northeast corner of September 1 In bankt. and T* Tluntlngton \V Va Mav 9 —W H arrested for said Miss Roibin&on I The action followed an attempt on Douglas avenue and said Lincoln street, rua- Calveston 1 otd.1 of general f t> l J14O 36 * havt not been served with summons nloff along north itde of said Lincoln street la " Thompson editor of the socialist and I*eavenworth Kans, May 9 —Pa- Meachum B part last night to commit Vew Orleans riij $ 0 >4 0~ to a-ppear before the senate commit 1 an easterly direction one hundred and threa hur- nto $1 f 1 I — S labor ^tar rimer Rumble a reporter trons of a moving picture show here suicide by drinking wood alcohol Mrs (103) Ceet to the corner of Turner street tbene*1 Mobie toe but I will do so and tfll what I $it ->u 021 and P M K ephart George Glllesple were moraetarily panic stricken when Meachum says her husband suffers northerly along west aide of Turner street ona 511 (H)9 1 a.s( year know I i\!ll not g^Ive out ajiy state hundred and hevp-nty «lght <178> fr-et to tan I I *«!'"• - rocelp s and F M ^trum connected with fehe a spectator believing the villain was from, melancholia. \\r tlmington 1 pappr TV hich w ag confiscated at 2 ments going to murder the hero of the pic- toot alley thence westerly along south clfle f Norfolk pi is and rtefl MJss Robinson said she (had acted said adley elg iteen (18) feet thence south 010 Baltimore o dork this morning bv the militia, ture, drew a revolver from his pocket hundred and sixty (160) Jeet to the point ot b* New "Vork acting under order*? of Governor Hat- on her own Initiative in the matter and fired at the struggling figures ginning Being lot No 14 (fourteen) ia blecx Boston Mining Stocks field "werf> trf.lien to Charleston late Miss Robinson Is 26 years old. She on the canvas IDENTIFY INJURED MAN three (3) tn. the Lincoln Park sub-dhrfstoa aa J.em.port New* today The men were In charge of of- was born in Charleston HL where The shot rang out just as !t ap- per plat It la further agreed and aa part 11 Philadelphia she was a church sfng-er until a few- AS A TRAIN ROBBER the consideration that this property Is not to b* San Fraw ibto ficers of the national guard peared the hero would be thrown over inld to or erupted by negroes \n ^.ttacTc directed against Governor years ago. Two years ago she was a precipice Toeeaer with all improvements situated on married to * Jock Shntver of Charles- Kansas City Mo May 9—A wound- and to all of the eald before described tracts Hatfield in connection with Che coal The place was crowded, and there and parcels of land, and same t» subject to Portland Ore Sugar and Mo/asses strike troubles of Kanawha county, ton She obtained a divorce from wag a wild rush for the floors but ed man arrested in a grading camp Port Aj-lhur l o Shriver with permission to resume her B mortgage ot three thousand <$3 000) dollanv v» order soon was restored by the orc-hesi- near Birmingham, Mo was identified John G Hancock Mutual X-ife Insurance Com- 1! '• under martial law recently printed in maiden name on April 17 1913 it «R1 ' rurlruga! It i^G the socialist publication caused the tra, which played throughout the In- positively as the train, robber, who pany bearing Interest at 6 per cent payatfa Georgetown ' 61 Re-flned Springfield III where she resided last week held up a Kansas City semi annually, and due about March 7 IflI6- 4 raiding of the plant and the arrests cident No one n as Injured AH the foregoing described properly awonnt* The warrant authorizing the military wltih her mother during the proceed- The man who f'red the shot escapod Southern train and wounded Jesse M Tacoma Iners Her attorney was C. F Morti- In* In all to about thirty STUB In oao tract, hai Linseed to take the men Into custody does not dfluringr the excitement Short, a (Toplin mine owner, from been surveyed a»d «**> dlvldefl, Into loto *ad par- goattle provide that the> be br>.*>Qt | tvtal, mer, who also appeared for R M whom he obtalnod $1,000 cels, ode parcel containing about fire acre*, ia ^ Minor porte n May U — Lilnsrect Cash $1 •>T u Sullivan deputy sheriff when Sullivan The identification was made by Improved with tbe two story, eight-room J»oue» o*:t Ma> but orders that thev be arrested and SI 27". ashed July $1 291,, bi 1 presented to tHe senate committee the UNHOBBLED HER HOBBLE Short. j M Averett on fadeo road ,*»»» lot S» tat- • Totals lHT $1 3l*f October $1 SG*£ atrfseij confined 3n the countr Jail as long as affidavit accusing O Kara. craved wU& a good storehouse building* and r- necessarv, or until further orders from SO SHE COULD HOBBLE oOier lot -fa improved irttli a five-room cott» A slat ot lals eub-aivJutou baa recently Naval Stores Rice the governor receded in the clerics otQca ot superior oourt Savannah Ta Ma O — Turpentinr Brm at Orleane May 9 — .Ripe teady receipts The men left for Charleston without Don't forget our auction Sucks Blood From Child's Leg. 3734 to 3S -^ales fiH r?r<-1pt*. "78 eh p clean clean Japan STTi protest and \% Hhout making- an appeal South Norwalk. Conn. May 8 —Misa <>ttuniwa, Iowa, May 9 —By sucking: OWttia 267 stocks 20 T.-M Rrisl i flrm sales RcniRh Honduras 2.5O@4 2- to the civil courts sale of bungalows and lots Maude Robinson member of a leading- blood from the leg ot his 6-year-old cowosr, Gcorftls. -g3O KCfipts 2.^60 -"ihipm^ats 3 037 etot.k« O ifl i-tcan Honuura* family, was unable ta g^therfoot upon daughter* City Solicitor L L, pake " 56 JS3 \B D$4 EI-S46.G in Oakland City, May 24th. H ?4 7^ I $4 81 k * O.T M So oO V the step of an open trolley car here, hoped to ^&ve the child from Infec- or cent. June 13. 1914 ami J5 pw Mat, ^3 10> WG $6 SS WW f6 GO Bungalows to be sold on because- of her hobhle skir,!. tion 'The girl was bitten, by a .cat mier » 1S1* Vleterted B«Tment« to Wat Wilmington Mav 1 —Spf r ts turp«nLine Phone your want ads and Phone your want ads and leaning: down, she^ Junbuttoned sev- tfaat^ JiatL^fttiSrt After extracting the tetenit at T oer-«e=t tnw J«n» JS, iSIS- it \alea3y at 57 receipts Onr rask Rosin eteady easy terms and without in- eral buttons on the side and the skirt blood from the wound, Dufce shot the to w*«ls *&. j*lt>*4 25 rccoipis 6 barrels Tar firm M 2^ to 1 repkes to Main 5000 or At- opened enough fa allow the owner to animal H& has sent its head to the fe*c«bts non«- CraJ* turpent TIC flrm at replies to Main 5000 or At- terest. See*us. W. E. Tread- •• ---- — •- — - - !«*.*„ -ino •tl ft «*^t «* J *~* -*"k •* « mount the step TAe. conductor and Xawa. City Pa*t«u* Institute for analy- s1',^-"' 17 Eage Fourteen C&NSTBSJTJQN SO, =00^ Pbone Tour Uses The Consti- Want Ms and -Replies to tution's Classified Main sooo He Who Knows and Knows That He Knows He's Wise, Follow Him

WAJTTEIV—FEMALE HELP- WANTED—AGEN T P AND SAX.ESMKX WAXXEO—BOAHJ>ER9 . FOR. SAJL.B—SEED AND PET STOCK. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBELER. WANTED—Barber* to know we carry full WE want agents to sell oar new boob. "Horrors CAN" accommodate two business man or wom- NE-TON ITrankllu truck] newly palnt»dy nvw fixtures and supplies in stock In At- of Tornado, Flood, and Fire," which visited en -with room. Breakfast and 6 o'clock dinner; Urfes all around: cost ?2,40O new. : POT . "ju'cl: ATLANTA'S STRIDES, DAY BY DAY lanta. Write (or catalogue. Matthews A the moat flottrlahl&g towns and rlcaeet farming north etde; close In. Phone Ivy 3903.' - 7 H. GK HASTINGS & CO. sale will take $600. Standard Anto Co. Paoae Lively, Atlanta. Ga. 2 districts In the United States and laid teem to BBAUTIFU1* front room, with, board for two: Ivy 776. 22S Feachtree at. :. .j20 waste. 'Acto or 'heroism, eeIf*saerUloe is told SEEDS, PLANTS ANI> POULTRY SUP- FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells oE about 800.000 cool, anady porch, nice yard, delightful loca- PLIES. PROMPT DELIVERIES TO WB hare toe follow tut uaed , cars, alt in A-l . protected positions to C. S. serried. Thonsande by eye-wi;aesses, 350 pages, many lIluatratlODS. condition, to offer «t very attractive prlcwr " ALL THE NEWS OP REAL Price, $1.00. Greatest opportunity since Titanic. tion * 223 W. Feacbtree, corner XJnaen. Ivy AT.TT PARTS OP THE CITY. PHONES or vacancies every year. There IB a fclg chance 57S4-J. 1 PREMIER C-PAS3ENGEK .. 40-H. ?. . here for you. Bare and generous par. lifetime Outfits sent free on receipt of 10 cento for post- 2568. CADILLAC. 4-PAS3E7H3BR, 30-H: P. ESTATE AND BUILDING employment. Just ask for oooket T-102: no ob- age. Beet terms, act at once. Bo firat In flelo. F. Q. L. ROADSTER ...... 40-fL,R' - ligation. Earl Hopkins. Wasblngton, O. C^ 2 Order outfit from nearest office. Phillips-Boy d IVY HOTEL, 98 IVY ST. REGAL ...... 25-H. P. \ PaWisfilas Co., Atlanta. Co.; Dallas. Tex.; JWt- AMERICAN PLAN, $1.25 «p. Fhona 4X04. T WHITE DIARRHOEA Is the moat ! "WANTED—Men to work on farm. dreaded of all diseases In little WAVERLr ELECTRIC. " ' . \ ' The action of the streets committee 644 Washington street, 50x200 feet. March, Box 267. West Point. Ga. chicks, but if taken in time it can be It Tflll be to your Interest to eea these car* SALBSMEN—Crackerjac k proposition; salary and LARG-E front room, with dressing room: excel- before purchasing cither a new or ' . of council yesterday afternoon in vot- 19Si:350--M. L. McKinnon to Joseph W. Free- I STENO-BOOKKBBPEHS that have an BXffpBKS', to call on, automobile owners. Experi- lent, board. 766 Peachtree. Ivy 2774-J. 7 cured easily. We sell donkey's and Can seen at CoIIler*a Garasc. Cone *n4 Pratt's remedies for this disease and Jarnee_ etreeta. " ing for the regrading- of Whitehall ton. lot on east elde of Newnan avenue, BOO feet educatloo — b—e ha--d b-y apply.D'"—E t»o' Gordon ence 'pot essential. Box 177, care Constitution. 6 BOARDERS wanted; 10-minute walk to center ' 20 street has fixed that improvement for south of Mcillcnael atrteet, 5tel50 feet. May 8. Institute. Bu *W( Department, Barnesril}e. Oo. ot city. Main 5485-L. 63 Crew. 7 guarantee a cure. 25c and £0c package. -1012 Cadillac. oVe-paesenEer. fully R H Bond rincipal. 2 WANTED —Tw o salesmen. Good proposition; good a certainty, and on the heels of this *u.-« -west End Park company to K. K. Kel- ' - - ' commission. Apply 512 Peters bids- A&k for WANTED- — A few eelect roomers '-. and boarders equipped, electric lights, self-starter* M*t cov- ly. lot on east aide East Ontario avenue, 51» ] WANTED—Trammers and laborers for onfler- H. K. Smith. Hours. 4 to d. 6 at 173 Spring at.' - 'DON'T let the mites and lice get a start ors, etc.; has ha" d" vory little usage. Pric"?rlce« *«ry conies the announcement that four new feet south of Gordon street, 5Ox200 feet. May { ground work. Wagea $1.75 per day If they work on you; disinfect the poultry houses reasonable. For full particulars call P. M. 'business build-Ings will be built on 8. 1ft12. i lesa than 20 days per month, or $2.00 per day and runs thoroughly with Pratt's Poul- Di«tz. Ivy 6762. - 20 f ouo p B Hopkins to W, H. Burt, lot on If they work 20 days or more per month. Con- WANTED — BOARDERS. BOARD AND ROOMS. try Disinfectant. No germs can live "Whitehall street by Charles H. Black, EXCELLENT table and deal rabid rooms. clos*tn. C. E, Currier and others* eon thweat corner Lena and Stevens ctreeta. 40x tract trammers earn _$2-pO to $2.75 per day, Alao where you use it and it leaves the REPAINTED. ll'-l f» May 2. ovitside laborers earn ^l.CO per day; company time unfurnished rooms. US Garnett, 7 reasonable. 11Q S. Pryor street. Atlanta place nice and clean. Quart 35c, gal- 3VTr. Black stated yesterday that he $ I. soo—Same to sam«. lot east etcte Ste- or contract work, loading and unloading railroad phone 4,948. 7 lon 31.00. AUTOMOBILES Will erect a $50,000 building on the old vens atreet, J2O feet south Liena street, 40x cars at which over $2.0O per day can be earned. LELAND HOTEL TOPS recovered and repaired. Upholstering anfl Trinity church site at the southwest ll'O feet. May 2. Tennessee Capper Company. DucktJJWn. Tenn. 2 AMERICAN PLAN. Plenty of good things to eat, 87 E. NORTH AVE. slip covers; best work; moderate prices. Dennett to Sirs. excellent service. 20- meal ticket. $5. A GREAT many people advocate feed- corner of "Whitehall street and Trinity $].fMK)—Mrs. X A~-i''WHirE~cgojrat on._eer7loi8~Cenlury__blds. a BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms, excellent table ing'baby chicks on a feed that has no PONCE DE L-EON AUTO CO.. E, Manga: lot lorncr 20 HOUSTON". IVY 1O64- ' 7 board. Ivy 2423-J. 1 52 PONCE DE LEON P1*AOE- avenue. feet. 1 corn. We have the Rice special feed Hfiiiphlll and road. 243x4*; HILBURN HOTEL, NICELY furnished rooms, with board, gentlemen DELIGHTFUL room, with or without private bat .); that Is absolutely fre*.- irom corn. A IV* 4S59-J. 20 The street committee vot^d to ask ; 10 AND 12 WALTON ST.. preferred. 73 Peachtree, Ivy 433-L. 7 table board a- specialty; transient also desired, the finance committee for J30.00G to be- . FOR gentlemen only; center ot city, near new NICE rooms with board, 33 Cone street, halt within walking distance; beat part' Peacbtree. good, clean feed at 32.50 per 100 pounds. WINDSHIELDS venue, land lot 15", adjoining nnstofflce: rate uOc, 75c ^nd Sl-OO. _2 block from postofflce. Table boarders a epe- Mrs. F. R. Gregory, 514 Peachlree. Ivy 1499-J. RADIATORS, lampa. fenders, repaired a* foot gin the work of regrading by October A NEW LOT of canary birds imported flalty. Phone Ivy 6467- J. 7 ROOMS, $1.50 week, and table board. If desired at new. Ufga. all kinds sheet metal wort. 15. The property owners have given 0. I at Chatsworth. Ga. Ad dp irgia Talc Corn- direct from Germany at $2.75 each. War lick Sheet Metal Co.. 248 Ed««WOOd. 90 Kstclle Miller and Samuel Barnett, LARGE, light T00rrii with board, in an elegantly 81 S. Pryor street. 7 317,000 towards the work, making a pany, Chatsworth, Ga., or ( ors|a Talc Company, furnished private, modern home. In the pret- Jilt mi west «ldo Piedmont avenue. 200 feet j Asheville. N. C. _ z IF YOUR BIRD needs a new eagre come total of 347,000. The county will do north of Fourteenth street. 70x257 feet. May 3. tiest part of the city ; everything strictly first- V the work. I YES^If you have two hands. Prof. G. O. Brannlnj class; a real pleasant home to a refined, perma- 36 E. NORTH AVE. in and see how complete our line is. METAL WELDING CO. 5:i, liiti—Ernest Woodruff to MTW. Irma S. BETWEEN the Peachtreea ; nicely furnished We have them ranging in prices from The grade submitted by Captain Pattllo. lot on south-west comer Waverly Way will tearh you the hart«er trade. / (It's easy.) nent couple; references. 619 W. Peachtree, Mrs. OXY.ACETYLBNB METHOD. I Taught in hair the time of other collegea. Com- Corey. Ivy 5S35-J. 7 rooma and excellent table board. Ivy flOOl. T 31.00 up to $5.00. Clayton was accepted. anrl Tlur-t atreet, 100x139 feet. April 28. 1 ACTOMOBILE AND MACHINE Of $4, ir.rt-Fa.ul S. tltheridgo to Jacob Buchman, plete course and position In our chain of shops, TWO furnished front rooms for eltber couples New Apartment Houwe. | $30. Why pay more? Thousands of our gradu- or gentlemen. 115 Washington street. Atlanta GOLDFISH GLOBES AND ORNA- ALI. KINDS. No. )i:j Pulliam street. 311x130 teet. April 4. 1 RAILROAD SCHEDULES. GARNETT STREET. PHONS MAP? 8018. Plans have, been completed by A. .s.-,o—Go'>rge S. May to *>raiicis M. Stocks, ales running sbopa or making good wages. At- 5600-A. F. N. Everett, the architect, for a No. -3 Maugum street. «5x7G feet. Novem- i lanta Barber^ Cojlege.^ 10 East Mlt.ghclI__St 2 RAILROAD SCHEDULES MRS. BETTS ha* charge of 16 East Baker etreet WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF 335,000 apartment house, whtoh S. S. ber 4. JH12. j KAILWAY MAO. CLEH.K3 WANTED—$75.00 and would like couple or gentlemen for hoard. SALE—MISCCLLANEOUS. ; $fi.V>—John D. Muldrew to R. H. Wllllnghaax, ! month. Write Immediately tor Information. - Arrival and Departure of Passen- Ivy 2666-J. « 7 EWJ^bb€r"'7lrM'^^ ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILS. Sellg. Jr.. will build at the corner of lot on northeast corner Harflin avenu« and Frankliu Jn*tituie. Dcpt. 52-C. Rochester, New ger Trains, Atlanta. TWO large, nicely furnished rooms, with large Repaired, repainted and recovered. Ivy 3O78. BUILD, clean, repair and charga vehicles and Washington and Bass streets. Adams street. 5Oxl90 feet. April. 1013. Vork. 2 The following schedule figures are closets, plenty of hot water, with or without Robert Mitchell, 226 edge-wood Ave. IS spark batteries. Bell, repair and Inatall This will be a three-story hrfck $2U7—W. 3,1. Weathers estate (by admin- board; also large garage for rent; room for four charging: plants complete; all wtrlc &uorantMd. BHINKHiRT ELECTRIC AUTO AND BAT* building containing nine apartments. istrator) to John A. Williams, lot on nortb- published only as information and or five automobiles; easy to get in and out. 121 STEWART & HUNT w™t corner Battle Hill avenue and Mathewson Capitol Square. Main 4839-L. 7 PLUMBERS. 53 E. HUNTER ST. TERY CO.. T-he lot Is 83x125. S for a position try three- are not guaranteed : Ivy St.. Rear. Ivy 02«2. t,Lrfot. 47x175 feet. May 7. nea In the classified olumns. •Dally except Sunday. Every Kind. F. R. L The contract for the construction of $18L'—-W. C. Harper to name, same property- Three lines one U: to lOc: ""Sunday Only. Burlap Bags C«n ft Co.. Atlanta. 8AVJS your tiro troubles and expense T>y ti» the building has been let to the Gres- April 1. 402 PEACHTREE se of ' 'Puncture Cure.'' We keep the alp S N1CE-LY furnished rooms, with beat ot table BXPEaUENCED multigrsph operator desires to ar- ham Manufacturing company, and work $400—J. A. Williams to George Q. Tauslg, Atlanta Terminal Station. 1 sealed punctures automatically up to 2O- .same property, May 7. PRYE, THE UIL.UNEA. ia j 10 move. Come board. Ivy 31B7-I* 7 •ange with several flrma to handle their Letters, penny spikes, which saves rim cute and blow- will begin next Monday. The building $~> arid love and affection—E. I*. Blyea to and get your hat Stock and fUturee for Atlanta and West Point Railroad Co. addressing, etc. Prices reasonable; work guarau- oats by keeping the air. will be ready for occupancy September Mre. K. O. and MLaa Oraw Klyea, one-third sale. 116 Marietta __ No. Arrive From — 1 Ko. Depart To — PEACHTREE INN. teed. Phone Ivy 7011. P. O. Box 836. 1» 46 Auburn Ave., Atlanta, and Balnbrldfie, Oa. 15 next. interest In No. 122 Hllllard etreet. May 8. not learn millinery T Beat, • West P't 8:15 am PEACHTREE and Alexander streeto. Boom to BROWN SI ON & PAINTING CO., Bond!* for Title. GIRLS on earth for a woman. Pays "44 West P't 9:55 am B5 New Or. 5:45 am yourself, American. $7.50 car week up. Bu- SIGNS 77% Whltghall- -*6% S. Broad St. AUTO PUNCTURE CURE CO. Real Estate Sal«-». 18 Columbus 10:20 am 10 Columbus 6:45 am rop^an, $3 up. Bell service n%bt and day. 7 58.203—Dr. John B. Danral to Francis E. $00 to $100 a th. Call or write Ideal S SBCQND-RA NB 3AFES, all sires; tiotno safea $13 NORTH FRYOR GARAGE. Eugene S. Kelly has bought through, 1 3S New Or 10:45 am W M'Komery 8:10 am Mdi-kle and f- . R. Crawford. Ix>t on southwest of Millinery.__ Whitehall street. Someone wants hauling done* every day. Ad- Up. Hall's bank and burslar-proof eates; vault Factory Atlanta and Bain bridge, Ga. Wtetco the -Charles P. Glover Realty company 40 New Or. 2:2ii pm 8> New Orleans 2:00 pm corner Ht. Cliarles and Highland avenues. 51 x WANT'BD—A ata, neat cook with experi- 34 Montg' y 7:05 pra 17 Columbus 4:1O pro vertise your service In The Constitution's Clas- doors. C. J. Daniel. 416 Fourth Nat. Bank Bldg. for Trade-mark A. P. C. Don't be Tooled. a tract on Greenwood avenue between 186. March 2T.. sified. Prf«e. 52.30 per wheel; $10 par ear. Phone Ivy 20 Columbus 7:40 pm 17 New Orleans 5:20 pm PURNITUJI'K. 509O. 20 Hghland avenue and Uie Brown's mill $S.700—Travelers' Bank and Trust company well recommpntlerf. Bell phone l_vy i;i2S-L_. _ .'i 36 New Or. 11:40 pm H West Point 5:45 pm WEJ SELL, for cash only is why we sell cheap. to R. M. Kenny. I^crt west side Bast On- STE"XOliR7\PHEH WANTED-^-I want Immediate- WANTED —HOAR D AND ROOMS. Southern Wreckage Co., 114 S. Fomyth St^ 19 road. The conside ration was $11,500. tario avenue. 67.» f&et ttoiith of Gordon street, This tract has a frontage of 305 feet ly a first~clUF£ female stenographer uslns Central ot Georgia Railway. WANTED —B y young oouple. "beginning June IS. MAJESTIC range, 30-inch oven, used three GOOD USED CARS 50x^22. January 16. touch system; Underwood; eight hours; will one room and meals with private family who months. "Will sell hair price. Ivy 7240. 10 and a depth of 1S9 feet. Mr. Kelly $7.20O—s. H. Carminhael to Charles R. Wal- pay all you are worth; state age, salary re- No. Arrive From — No. Depart To — will take no other boarders. Suburban home bought as an Investment and will prob- ker. No. U4 L-ce fitroet. 5x2. May. quiicd and do NOT gi references. J. Thomasvllle 6:25 am Savannah 8:OO am preferred. References furnished. Private, care HOUSEHOLD furniture and rugs good- condt- AT REASONABLE PRICES. $7.700—O. B. Stevens to W. O. Thornton. Clark, I*and Comm IKS lone Oak, Fla. Jacksonville 6.47 am Albany 8:00 am Constitution. S tton; cheap. Main 4825-J. 19 ably subdivide the tract Into lots. No. -19<( Capitol avenue, 4£x20lJ. May 6. Savannah 6:25 am Macon 12:30 pm Courier Roadster, fully eqnlppsfl. WANTED—Several good canvassers, guarantee.! SAFES. files. cabinets, new and second-band. * The Burdett Realty company has sold ?.1.70O—Gcorgr S. May to Francis M. Stocks. Albany 6:23 nm Macon 4:OO pm WANTED — FURNISHED ROOMS. Gookin Bank 'and Office Equipment Company. electric lights ... .- ?275.00 fur J. T. Stewart to Judge David \V. No. 25 Mangum street. 6f!x76. November 1, salary and commisBloo. Apply 85 W. Har- Jacksonville 7:25 am Jackson villa 8:30 pm 1!K>9. _^_ Macon 6'25 am Savannah U :35 pn? ONE nicely furnished room for one or two gen- 113-115 North Pryor atreet. 10 Bulck. Model 10 Roadster, elec- Meadow, of Klberton, No. 354 Euclid tlemen. Reference. 74 E. Ellis. t> $^H.OO(t—<;. y. Turner to E. L,. Coihran. No. | WANTED— Woman nd car lor Macon 10:50 am Valdosia 8:30 pm FOR SALE—Fully equipped lime plant; 600 bar- tric light* 325.00 avenue, a two-story residence on a lot, IT, Simpson street. nOxt:^. April 21. Savannah 4:20 pm Jacksonville 10:10 pm WAXTED — HOUSES AJVD APTMTS. rala per day- Georgia. Realty Trust Co. 19 Overland, foor-puBsenKer, newly 50x165, near Colquitt avenue. The con- Transferred to 1,. and Mrs. Nora Spiegel, Macon 7:15 pm ThomafivlUe 11:45 pm painted, new top 850.00 WOMEN—Get government Jobs; excellent pay. Mac on 8:10 pm Albany 11:45 pm WANTED —B y nor thorn couple May 15. furnished double-head eteam table, 7-columns flat sideration was $8.500, Mr. Stewart tak- May "Pull" unnecessary. List of positions obtain- uhaving machine. Bargain. < >iu>tttut1on Pub- Prfmo Touring car. new top and ing as part payment a vacant lot ?4.0l^*^- .Mrs. Irma I. Pat Ho lo Rubin L. and able free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 600-C. Ro- lishing Conipany. 10 seat covers 450.00 D. M. JAaae. Lot southw t corner Hurt ejci'ellcnt core given property; reference. Ad- 54x200 on the east side of Hlj^hljind Southern Railway. dress XX. care Cons I Itu lion. 11 GAS STOVES rellaed; makes them good as now Maiwfll Roadster. Sportsman and Waverly Way. 30x1 :>U. April IS. "Premier Carrier ot the South." type. Model Q, fully equipped, avenue, 54 feet north of Bierham street, $4,OOO—Same to name. Lot soultiwes and money saved. The Atlanta Stove Supply ~~ LADIEi5^ET^io~TO""$2o " Co., 101 N. Forayth street. 1U electric lights 378.OO valued at $3.000. A WEEK as stenographers and hcxikk«eperB, The following schedule figures are published WANTED —T o trade automobile In flrst-clasfl Maxwell Touring, Model G, foar- Tlie same agency sold for Mrs. Ida I earn in few weeks; day and night cla*>aes. only as Information, and are not guaranteed: EVERY BANKER, LAWTER, J. P. and BUSI- Continued on Last Page. Condition for vaeaju lot or small piece uf NESS MAN should have VAN EPPS* OA. paseenger, fully equipped 460.00, A. Cameron to Dr. Ada f r lot 7 of the tuijiaii payable weekly or montbly; get free No. Arrive From — No. Depart To — catalogue. Bagwell Business College. Atlanta. Ji 38 Blr'ham 12 01 am 36 New York 12:15 am renting property, or equity In same. Addrus.-i FORM BOOK: new POCKET EDITION $0.00. Everett, 1912 model, fore-door, almshouse, property, on Piedmont drive. "Automobile," cans Constitution. 12 delivered. THE^ HARRISON CO.. Atlanta. 19 five-passenger. touring car. fully 35 New York 5:T. 2O fnlumbufl 1:50 pi J5 Chatta. 3:00 pm St1._Atlanta. Ga. *so ators thoroughly familiar with SOUTH ATLANTIC Teac-hers* Agency, 11^5 At- WANT good Income property or some which can C. S. Hulls R. Logan fi^Co.. Atlanta. Anderson to Mrs. Bertha Kline, a par- 30 Bir'ham 2:30 pm 39 Bir'ham 4:li» pm 1 rates, rules and classifications will lanta National Bank Bldg., Atlanta. Ga. ; 39 Charlotte 3:35 pnt -18 Toocoa 4,30 pm bt ileve-loped. Fourth ward preferred; $5.000 to Osgood-Turner Auto Repair Co. cel on Foundry street. 40x100, between give you complete Information. Clurksville, Va.; Washington, D. C. Direct calls; 5 Macon 4:UO pm 22 Columbus o:10 pm ?li,-.HH>. Could pay half or all cash. No agents. National Cash Registers THE MEN WITH EXPBRIEKCE Elliott and Manigum streets, for $2.250. And. If you wish, they will assist prompt action necessary. 37 New York 3:QO pm n Cincinnati 5:10 pm 11, M. M., care Constitution. 3'J $30, $50, $60, $75. |10O *nd op, rerma «**?. NUP SED. CALL AND 3BE US. In Peacbtree H>icl»t« I'ark. you m wording your want ad to 1.' Brunswick 7:30 pm 28 Ft. Valley 5:20 pm THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO., Rear 45 Auburn Ave. Ivy 621O. 20 make it most effective- WANTIC1> .SITLATIONS MALE. GO North Broad Street. 10 Allan tans who have recently In- 13 Richmond 8:30 pm 2r> H*nn 5:45 pm WANTED— RESIDENCE LOT If y Job, tbe want *d w*j. It We ask that you do not unwit- JSPBPTAL RATES for cash. SltLTation Wanted ads. IP YOU have a dealrable good-size lot near car spected the improvements" in progriMs 24 Kan. City 0:20 pm 10 Macon 5:30 pm CREOSOTE stains 1ft all colors and ready mixed paya- tingly abuse this phone service. Ac- ; Throo lines one time. JU cent.s. three times 15c. 16 Chatta 9.33 pm -14 Wash' ton 8:43 pm line, write, giving spot-cash price and all par- to special orders. Inside and outside. Address lit Peach tree Heights park have ex- counts are opened for ads by phone j W^jTrTMT^'oSTtUjn^iij inrijerT^unrdt-Trr^Qt a^7ot7 10 Columbus 10 20 pm 24 Jack' villa 8 30 pm th-ulars. R. T. A., General Delivery. East At- C, F. Binder & Son, Edgewoad" Station. Atlanta. _ pressed surprise a.t the rapidity of f olely to accommodate you. Make 31 Ft. Valley 10'2.1 pm 11 Shreveport 11:00 pm lanta Scar ton. 12 Ga. Tvy 58gg-J- •_ ^ 3» MARBI^E mill and equipment ready to start. •• the progress made, and the substan- payments promptly after publica- ! pcrloii. e: now employed; ran ,furnish good rcf- 14 Cincinnati 1J :00 pm 1* Jack* villa ll:lO pm r RENT good pianos $8 per" month up. WB WAXI'fciD MISCELLANEOUS. Known as the National Marble pUurt at tial nature of the work b 1 mall or solicitor and you accommo- o.i :[u iljys' notice. Addre**. K-3U!>, care Atlanta day. Other trainn run la Sly. Central time. ptanoi $100 and dp. Marietta, Ga. Vflll sell or excbange for At- On MuscOgrt't- and North Muscc»s* < < date us. K. f. BECHT COMPANY. lanta building la good section. Terms. Ad- avenues an-d Rivers road. cement I'HIN'TKR—Well experienced" job and ncwspRper^ Main 3515. 13 107-JO8-109 Temple Court Bids. Main 087. dresa H. P. Thomason. Nelson, Ga. 21 sidewalks are heingr Uild in front of wa'nts position; btcatly and re liable Ad*irc:« PRINTING presses, 10x15 and 12x18 Jobbers ; AUTO—Standard make, three seats, runabout. every residence lot, and the water CLASSIFIED "I'rlntcr." Gate rity Hotel. Atlanta. i RAILROAD SCB[EDtlLES must be In Rrst-i'laas rendition and bargains. TWO LARGE McCBAY value S25O. Will exchange for land near At- and sewer connpctlons have already CASHIER," BOOKKEEPER, GENER~- Arrival and Departure of Passen- Pate's Print Shop. Hartford, Ala. 13 lanta. Answer "Bx." care Conntttution. 21 WANTED —Furniture , household goods, planoa BEFBIGERATOBS, been laid to the edge of the side- AL OFB1CE MANAGER, OPEN ger Trains, Atlanta. walks in front of each lot so that 1 Insertion. , lOc a line and merchandise of any kind. Pembroke Sales j FOR POSITION. TEN YEARS WITH The following scnedu e figures are Company, 102 Etlgewood Ave. Ivy 817. GLASS EBONT DOOBS; PRICE & THOMAS—FLT SCRKGN8. • """'• the roads wIJl never have to be dns , 3 Insertions an curve i Ausus 8:20 pm *1O Co rlngton G.-lOpin railroad. Addreee 715 TTio Grand Bldg. - Iry MATERNITY SANTTARIITM—^Private. m&aed. We are building to make this th. 010*J. 14 ACID PHOSPHATE, POTASH, homelike. limited number of patients cared for. premier residence section of Atlanta. l.AI'Y'.S <-ket aa a fob. ill'e kind. Address Box 190, cs Hotrtes provided tor Infants. Infanta for *doo- jtr.ived on fob m K. to S. D." Rettira Louisville nnrt Xnslivil e Knliroad. FOR SALE— 275 acres of lanij near Cbatsworth NITRATE SODA. tJOP-_Mra. M. T. Mitchell, 26 Wlndeor St. 23 and we propose to leave no ston*- »"- in_ :-.r>0 Hemphill o one 71179 Ivy. Reward. 1 Effective December, 1S12. find Spring Place. 200 level, balance only AND all fertilizer i aterials, C. S. meal and .n wants position, tiic kind y slightly rolling; 75 acree in cultivation. 200 acrea INFORMATION WANTED—H«nry Bracken 24 •tvrned in the achievement of that re- ^THINIJ of pearls bflf oen 10t> RichardKon alT and know anything but work a L-'rive, Arrivo. hulls at wholesale. W. E. MeCallo, Atlanta, yeara old. dark nair. brown eyes. 5 feet 5 5:10 pm 11:55 am In limber; experts say It will cut 7OO.OOO feet. 41B Atlanta Nations Bank building. 1» sult." Rugers' groot-ry. 35; Pryor st. Finder will re- loafed before; best rcferetic* mostly pine; nice 5-room house and two tenant cbes high, red complexion, nufck-fipoken, a i-pi\o reward by reiui ning sain« to 169 Richard- Box 185. CMcaso'and Northwest SIGNS signifies best quality. graduate of one of the business colleges of At- 7:12 am 9:50 pm Imuece; large 8-atalt barn. This farm is well PROPERTY TRANSFERS. Cincinnati and Louisville it Sign Co., 130^ Peachtree_St, lanta; has been gone four years; when last EXPERT Knoxvllle via Blue KWgc 7:35 am 5:12 pm located, close to church and school, on rural WARRANTY DEEDS. KO U N D—W. M. Cox cleans al] kl ids of cjtrpen. lth responsible mail route. Price, $4,OOO; terms on one-half; beard of was at work in a wholesale house Sn S-J TT1—B M Grant a* trustee for L. P. Kuoxville via Cartersvlllc 7:12 am 9:50 pm Atlanta one year ago. Mack Bracken. Chunky, ruge a eoecialty. Atlanta ISIS oilrrate salarj' it prospects good. Ad- Knoxville via Cartcrsville 5:10 pm 11:55 am no exchange trade considered. W. E. Everett. !* South Broad. Main 885. Hiss. Grant. Jr.. to B. M*ier and F. J. Knelmann. lot 1 iountant," r.&rt Constttutlpn. _ 4 Blue Ridge accommodation 4:40 pm 10:05 am Carters, Ga. 1* OTIS JSL-ECTRIC passenger elevator for 4 floor*, Bouth side Solomon street, .S3 te<< east or VOTTR ROOF LEAKS, call Boot Dr. JSaser street, 2O*03. Also So. 2-1? Mat tin. y's po.-ketbook Tliursday evening jwj.-ijtloii with an AUauia truc' IV. A. WA-T.KEH, 14-A Auburn aveane, eella complete with doors for eaelj fJoor, etc- Spe- i <-/ *J -Or W. B. Barnett. Main T14 M Fair-tlrant f.ir No. TJ1. Finder return to or reiil estate- firm. Am e.t Georgia, farms. Good properties wanted. 14 :ial bargain. Shearer Machine Co., 197 White- Barnett. Main T14. 23 street. 33x100. May 8. Seaboard Air Line Railway. It. c., at Southern HuruIUt, where reward will furnish good refereucea. Don' Effective April 27. 1013. hall street. $3.370 —Sam e to same. No. 17 bolomon su-yi. paid and further Investigation dropped. u have a goad proposition fo Oakland City Repair Works Sli03. Also No. 63 Greenwood avenue. otoxlOS. No. Arrive From-- N"°- *3opart To — FOR SALK — CITY REALi JESTA I'M. SEEP CATTLrtC for sale. Thirty head of good a n Addrr** p. O. Ho FLY SCREENS^MADE TO ORDER—carnent*r «nd LOST—30x4 auto tire and rim, on road between j S»""l 8S;!, Sava,, beer cattle. 10 good veal oal J- R. Wa.1- M ( a 11 New York SALE—By ner. .bluet work specialty. Call WeeC 242-L; Vin%lft— Paul F Tose to E. Smith & Co.. 1-ti Atlanta and Grantvllle, May 7. RewarB. C. S. !^.-_ ' -_ ]1 Norfolk o.-u i"' 6:30 am nd balli N. KIrkwood, IKi N. Warren drip, Calhoun._Ga. _JBelI_ phone 1002. _ Atlanta phone 028. ~ ~~ Dlcfcay. Mgr. 33 InSiTSTNo S3 Collins street. 60x100. April C-ollpy.Grant.Tnie.Ga. 1 [EXPERT ir engagement; whole 11 washing-n 8:20 am G Now York 12:50 pm , one block of main Decatur car line; r art ~~~. Fr~JORDAN FtFRNITURB SHOES HALF SOLED, SBWBD. IXIST—About ,1 o'clock Tuesday on Whitehall j *> P Box 184, care Con- II ponem'li 0:20 am 30 Monroe rail unlese you mean business; tenna one- co. 14 7:00 am S3 375—B . Maier tn F. J. Edelmann to B. M. street, package containing pink crepe dresa. I Htitution_ . 4 17 Abbc'e.S.C. 8:50 am 0 Washing'n 32:50 pm ciown, balance five years. Chas. Kcnn«y, 144-6 AUBURN AVE. 50 CENTS fl Norfolk GrS- «T trustee, lot east side Pwrhlree road. partly ripped. Rrward. Mrs. R. M. Walker. POSITION* In office liy young man. 0 Memphis 12:40 pm 12:50pm BELL. PHONE IVY 4467; , At Gwlnn'x Shoe Shop, 6 Lnckle St. iS feet north of Feachtree Way. 45x3»>. May S. Bi-il _phrme_ Ivy T.'^-J. ^ References t Y. Z.. care Constitu- 6 Blrming'm 12:40 pm 6 Portemo'h 32:30pm Opposite Piedmont Hotel. Both Phout*. 22 Blrming'm 12:10 pm 23 Blrmlng'm IF IT Is real estate you want to buy or sell, it ATLANTA PHONE 1800. J Maclntyre to James W. BlRham, 4 4:15 pm will pay you to see me. A, Graves, 24 East «rt comer Peoples street anil L,uetle Ne* Yorh 4:55 pi 5 Blrming'm 5:05 pm SEL.L furniture cheaper because T am out ' of o'clock, «no bunrh of Lrys with silver tag en- WANTED—Work by a F. A. it., age 35; 5 Washing'n 4:53 pm 0 Memphis Hunter St. • 24 ATLANTA SCHOOL OF 350*175. April 16. graved J. C. C. Finder will please call Ivy 63-tT have work of ; 5:05 pm the hlgn" rent district. If you are in need '.f chlnlst by trade; must 4:55 pm 18 Abbe'e.S.C 4:OO pm BEST lot on Morelaad avenue, Inman Park, by lything In the furniture Una it will pay you to — Mrs. Mary N- Lawtotn to Farmers and or Main 1141. Reward. 1 are Constitution. 5 Norfolk PRACTICAL MILLINERY kind. Address R. A. M.. 5 Portem'th 4:55 pm 12 New York 8:53 pm owner. Dr. T. H. P. Flncaar. Atlanta phone call and see me and I can save you 20 per cent OLDEST and beat millinery Bcbool In the aouUi. LOST — One missory note lated No r. 8. 1912. TOUNG colored man wishes job as cook and 12 Btrming'm S:35pm 12 Norfolk S:C5 pm1 3371. IS anything you might need In the furniture Hi All branches successfully taught by competent ssus ssrsr £,;7 Nov. S. 1913. Th payable ia house man ; good r^ rerencea. Address Scott, 8:00 pm 12 FortsnVh 29 Monroe 8:5Bpm BEAUTIFUL 6-room cottage. No. 18 Adams porch swings and summer Cural- Instructors. For t«rms and fall Information. e order of Mrs. C. B. Sailer; Is 2O Martin avenue. South Atlanta. 4 City Ticket Office, 88 Peacbtree St. 19 address Miss Phoebe Rainwater, 4O% Whitehall lue uf «.'t. 14.^.33. and signed by street, Decatur, Ga.; vacant June 1; all con- South JacUaon «tr.et. 37x114. January i POSITION ae genera! office ,-Ierk. Use typewrTt^TT veniences; nicest street In town. Phone No. 168 street. Atlanta. 33. efed. If found, return to Farmers 1 FOR^ nk. JJ:a> Peters ^tre_o^_ . __ Atlanta. Ga. first-class relV'rencrs furnLsticd; salary' no oti- Western and Atlantic Railroad. Decaiur. Ml HAVE YOU INGROWN TOE NAILS, bunions. ) jpct. F._ C.. fare ("onstitullnn. ____ 4 No Arrive From — No. Depart T J— tGH^CI^AjSfr*!^^ corns, a«rc or tired feet? If BO. call and IX>ST —WlTit * bulldog; bl yc, $8.1O: tube repairs 20e up. BY automobili 3 Nashville 7:30 am 94 Chicago 8:00 am NO. 156 ST. CHARLES consult Dr. Han us, cspert chiropodist, at 8. A. tat:: fresh i.c-ar oil left sid FOR SALE—Beautiful 7-room bungalow with Clayton Co.. chiropodists, manicuring and hair Return to 10o Walton etreet. strictly Artdr 73 Rome 10:20 am SOUTHERN RUBBER CO. tion. __ »:S Naphville 11:45 am 92 Nashvilla 4 :60 pm lai ge sleeping: porch: house screened dressing parlors. SO ^ Whitehall street. Suc- 92 SOUTH FOBSTTH ST. 20 cesaora to Ctayton & ZaJm. Main 1769. S3 WANTED—»1AA,1£ \VAXTKJ traveling taleEnuin by 1 Nashville 7:35 pm 72 Rome 5:15 pm throughout, hardwood floors, birch doors, 85 Chicago 7:r.O pm 4 Nashville 8 :30 pm tile bath, furnace heated, also fire places MAXWELL, 4-cy Under runabout, model Q, sports- rrv WANTED—Young man with some experien ng man, age 30. Can furnish best rof- man type, fully equipped; splendid condition: and bond, if requlreii. Give me a in thr-;e room&, pretty brick mantel in large TREMAINE t«t south ot Conled.r.te avenue. stO_ek. King Hard ware Co.. Wholesale Dept. 12 j erw living room, other rooms have nice cabinet Special price for quick oale. $350. . M. Hazard. t:!ian( :er the goods. Preffr The Mystic. I~WAN*T H> men at once to learn lb« barber trado. ' mantels. House has every modern conven- 241 Peacntra* St. 20 Permanently Located in Atlanta, ^SJ to' S. t. Bcntley. lot «e»t side New method. Only tew weeks required. Posi- south Georgia and Florida territory. Ad- TAXICABS "MM, 341 t«t south of Coufeder.te d: P. Box 470. CHy. 4 ience and is located on a nicely elevated lot 125 WEST PEACHTREE ST. tion waiting. Tools furnished. Money earned | 50x190 feet to a 10-foot alley. Tnis Is a AUTOMOBILES S- HOURS: 10 to T. CLOSED ON FRIDAY- hlla learning- B. Molei ! BOOKKEEPER AND AUDITOR—15 years' experi- i,ata°Oliiii to W. T. Akin. No. .rgrain. For full particulars see owner, who DEVOjOPS yonr personal magnetism and tern. Call or rite. ence: will straighten out your bookkeeping and BeUe Isle III make easy terms N«x 016 Fourth Na- REPAINTED. SHolan, street, 4Srf40 teet April 24. i office troubles; trial balances mafle; small sets pay cb I c powers by wh I ch your greatest wisb SI and oichnnge ot p^perty— Jefferson Parl DO YOU PLAY POOL? I you do, come to see unal Bank building. Phone Main 568. 16 TOPS recovered and repaired. Wheels, axles and can positively be realized. Convincing dem- "Bias," at ths Termic 1 Hotel Pool Parlor ! of books written up. p. O. Box 836. Phone Ivy springs repaired. High-grade work at rea&ou- T.nd ISmoonl to John J. -Eagan. lol on north- Ivy 5190. Atlanta 1598. want, Moran Is the man. onstration of Soul Powder. Consultation, Free. ^?J«M»on avenua and Harris street. We sell 35c In checha To ~5c; good cuee, goj i 7011. ' 4 IP IT IS a lot y able prlcefl. Teae!i«s hypnotism ana mental control. Bring tables and gaocl service: La rolnon* allowed, 2 1021-25 Em p Ire J • JOHN M. SMITH. t- .ISO lot on northeast corner Jet- WAITED ' ~ ;his ad 23 nue and iUnaaU street. 500r25O leet. WANTE •Flv. pttperhaogera at once. $6.500—We have one of the best Investments v jgQ-122-124 ACBUEN AVS. fr K. Ead*. curatlnff Company. 116 SPECIAL. RATES Cor cash. Situation Wanted ads. on the market Cor this price. Hest loca- GEARS of all kinds cut; auto spindles; manu- Apply ii. Three lines o^Jj^^J^Cj^^'hree times Lie. -— BOARDERS.^ LAUNDRY. MSJ and eichanse ot prc.D«ro—Joh n J. Eagan East _Kighth t-1. Cha .tanoosa. Tenn. 2 tion in the city at present for enhancement. facturer; machinery of all tinda repaired. THE BEST wor|( In town, both In cleanliness "STENOGRAPHER WANTED—TW< men or couple Co boar 1 Crocker Rtaliy Company. Q22 Candlnr Uulld- G>vc u» a call- All work gn«T- IF YOU are iking fur a. position try a three- in private family, Euclid e, Ionian Pant. SOUTHERN line ad. three times in tfio Hassilicd ,'olumn<. WANTS POSITION' at once; will begin at reagon- Ing. Ivy 1 Ml. 15 aotecd. Jay Ho«5y. 83 West Peacbtree St. At. able_ salary. J^hoce Ivy 493_B-J. 3 Phone Ivy G61ti-J. 7 Situations Wanted. Three lines one lime 10c; FOR SALE—No. 14 Adams street, Decatur, Ga., AUTO AND EQUIPMENT CO. lanta phone Q5S. ___^__ 3* n thre-J__Unies 15^. 2 AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER^ I THE CAPITOL TERRACE, G-rooin bungalow, near school; block of car .82 SOUTH FORSTTH STREET. 20 sy?SET, attr^cUre younc lady desire* to set Atlanta Land eojnpany to Alphon- tion as governess or companion J. M. J., line. Fletcher Pearson, 422 Atlanta Nat. Bark ortheast corner Thay.r avenue WANTED—Drill men Erammers and laborers for OPEN 'Ut-of-town people, commercial men married at once. Husband most be abl* tr underground work; drill men earn f 1.90 to and couples. All convanlenct Just nice, bids Main 8145. 15 We Repair Automobiles keep the flies off. Price & Thomas' acreen* will clean, bome-llke place. Attractive rates. 'FOR SAI-E—Seven-room cottage, 142 Crumley •WE do It right. We do It quick; best results do. 62 K. Pryor *t. Phone Ivy 4203. 28 r-p. Xi,"- ^ Main 3270. 7 street, big bargain at $3,4 '"«- *"">"T -: Dcrrimac. 015 'Chlrd National Bank building. ANTI-AIR-LEAK MFG. CO.. PULLMAN porters wanted. Reference*!. For in* Every user of pen and ink buys on sigh Hotel Dinkier Bldg., profit. Oni ialcj# LOVELY tti: cool room"!; private hi Fltone Ivy 1421. ^5 19 ana to correct— Will Harper to Railway structton write P. O. Box StM, Atl nta, i :0 per agents* JIAtlON. GA. 0-JO in six Aoya; another , Mo. .art!. 336 Puiiiani. Main ; ACME HATTERS HAVE CTerke' lovestment association, lot on AUTOMOBILE repairing and driving taught; ONE complete set of Ford slip, covers for 1913 side BCOWD avenue. 30O f^t southwest of o^- Mfg. Co.. X -16. La 'VVia Bourse'. $25; pcsilion secured. Automobile lltf- ONE nicely rurnlshed room, *ith boa car, brand-new, .at a bargain. Call Ward, Ivy MOVED TO 20 E. HUN- et. 5tel40 feet. April 23. WANTED—Saieaaiau for high-grade line ctderu and glass sldea, sliding doore. suitable for Hi F. Hodgson ana her children pair and Instruction Company. Porter Place and vinegars. Exclusive or side line. Liberal fur two gftnt It-men. US Wash I nsto 0716. Garagu bulldirg-. , 20 dairy or produce; bargain. See Mr, Klch *t TEE STREET. OLJDHATS to same. one-haK Interest" In same commission with weekly settlements. Fine open- AiHlereon Bros; & Rich.. ._37jj_Jj! dee wood. 18 TEN YOUNG- MEX. of neat appearance, to ing for good man. References required. Bu—• 549 PEACHTREE. DOBBS TIRE REPAIR GO. 81 Mfg. Co-. Richmond. Va. 6 lox-e!y connectlnE rooms with private baih WE REPAIR AND SELJt* ALI» MAKES 09 TIKES MADE NEW. • . I . 23 5» ^ a,r»<.»u to Ralph S. travel tbe states of Washington, Idaho, Nevada, FOR SALE—SEED AND PKT STOCK. AND TTJBR5. 226 PEACHTREE ST. PHONB on east elde Hin street. 133 feot to take subscriptions. Salary $25 a week; all ex- SAX/BSMA.N -minted to eell cased liquors ani couples or young m«n; -good board, 7 BUSINESS ect. 5(W48 ,«*,. octoher penses paid. Apply between 0 and 1O a. m IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT OF OTJR FAMOTJS IVY 5846. 90 specialties to the saloon trade; samples fur- FltONT ROOM, with board: also connecting rooms. NANCT HALL SWEET POTATO SPROUTS AT TeT^VO to a man- 923 AuBteli bide- / Sge_MrJL Harralfion. a nished free; experience unnecessary. T. Fair- Elizabeth street. Inraaa Parfe. Reasonable. Ivy TOR" AUTOMOBILE" TIRES. sley. lot $1.25 PER,, 3.000; $1.30 BELtfVERED;-"* ENTIRE SAVES TIME. NO SLOW ufacturtng aciemfl; 100 per cent profit. «ore. A. Lamnert to C. banks & Co., 3110-12-14 W. Lake st., Chi- 6963-J. 7 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. THE BEAJR'S Mrs. "H;-."-1 care constitution.. . ,- '.','^'I?4 - r « W«s« t Fair street.. feet west cago. .... 0 D-KLIGHTPUL ROOM in private home; hoard; "ANTI-AIR-LEAK." | e r e HEAD FARMS. FINE CASTLg, FLA. HEALS PPSCTT7BES IKSTAWTLY. T" EXPERT- baclc and credit man -wi PARCEL POST means early appointment of nun- WANTED SALESMEN—Atlanta and north Gepr- gentlemen only. 110 W. .P *5?*' ^ mP??55' ? PORTO RICO, NANCY HALE, AND KBT> PHOVI A?m-AIR-LEAK" :wJU jDstanOy heal a punc- of good'.bank in growing, town; dreda railway mail clerk-carrfers-postofnco gta. New family necessity; quick seller, NICELY FCRKISHED" ROOMS, with or withouL HENCE sweet potato plants $1.50 per 1,000 ture up-to the alze ol a 20-penay nail. It w!H perience In national bank: thort clerks. Write for free copyrighted book. "Gov- Peters gtreot. board, private family, on car lino. 3S6 Pulliam f.o.b. Lakeland,. Fla. Bevis .flO-day yams $1 lor prevent SLOW J.KAKS, LEAKY .VALYBSj , witt national -banlc-references' as to e] ernment Positions and How to Get Them." Frank- ; wooan,a- to same, lot on north FINANCIAL assistance offered (Tdrthy partrilt street. Main. &&$$. Gentlemen only. 7 100 or J7.50 for ,1.000. AH are red" ysms;'-,qook •.!ty.'- Take stock sufficient to 393 ftet norffleast of Elba- Ifn institute. Oeni. 4S-C. Rochester. N- Y. 2 agents. Portrait* and frames furnished thai WANTED —Boarders , large front rQo.ni. , well pre- soft and candy. Tbe Bevls yam issomethlng S«Te» your tlre.troable; ^expenae '• an-ecpett^ '" You can locate a reliable cbautteur through a will establish you a reputation. Ga. Art Snpp:y pared xneala. 26 H2. Cain. . Table boarders,, de- fScnt prepaidr ,«cr 48.00- po: r ;car., State want ad ben. filrcd. tfria,. •;•',.- ''-•r -'.^'r •-r' •: •.- ---, .-.'••^r-J:~ -i .

r:.,9L-^Z*. IL *. iNEWSPAPtR AI*D MAIL OHDKb OEAI.ESTATE—FOR SA&S AMD REST REAL ESTATK—FOR SAIJE APTD BENT HOUSES. REAL ESTATE—gou SAU; AJXP RENT TKANDED—Communication with stoefc and ttm AIRCCTORT. ONE furalahed room> young men preferred, clone In 254 Central avft. Main 1249-J S4 , •*l«Bman Land timber water power Box GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL, BRASS $1,250^-CHEAP ' ConatltoUon- 24 COPPEH PLATING. NICELY FTJRKISHKD ROOM—Both phnnea, a.cr .^A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON fitn. RENT—Tb*» best water corn mill* !i the gle bed*, close la. 203 Whitehall street. Mala LOT, North side, close in, on high elevation; easy terms. Your first finan- worfd. 12 miles above Macon Ga on 86QS-J ______cial victory is when yon own a home site. From this you are ready to RfeAL ESTATE, RENTING AND LOANS. Ocxnn2gee river and faouthern railway milling SIMMONS PLATING WORKS NEW front room, nortti 8ld«, close In now oc- Bell Phones 1031-1032. 11 EDQEWOOD AVE. Atlanta Phone 1881. In transit to all points toll about 140 bufhelfl AUTO PARTS brass beds and allv«rware * ape cupied by one gentleman would like two or expand. --ftar day Addreeo T J Carstarpben 619 Pon- cialty 12o S Fryor street. Main 11M 81 three othera. Phone Ivy 6594. 34 *3F YOU SEE IT IN OtTR AD. ITS SO" MT street. Macon Ga -J4 JEWTELBB, NICE FRONT ROOM on Weat Feachtree, wjtb or 1*AJ>T or gentleman with &40O to take half Inter without board Ivy 2962-J NORTH SIDE INVESTMENT cut In state rights. Gcorgja FI irida Alabama FOR KENT ' FOR SALE. KICK FtJBNISHED ROOMS Cor light bonsekaep PRICE, $3,300.00; INCOME, $37 PER MONTH SPECIAL VALUES on north side lot, Vlrginl* OO moving picture feature film Hiawatha " FIVE watch repaJring 122 WhltehaJl "Fine proposition Investigate bee Mr Laird ing for coaple Also one room tor two yoatg JUST 4 blocks from West Peacntree street. In one of the best investment 869 CHEROKEE AVB , STOCKTOX APTS I areutm $1 800 Highland avenue (beet soctlonj ladies. Trained nurses preferred Ivy 7058-J S4 $2 300 to 92 SOO Highland View $1.800 East Boom 103. Brit tain Hotel t to 1_ a m B to ABSTRACTS A\D TITLU INSURANCE sections we have. The improvements are, first-class. This is a sure OUT In tho Stockton -apartments opposite the j NICEt-Y FURNISHED ROOMS_ —Al l conveniences North avenue ?J SOO These late arc money-mak- "~Equ"i table* *ba!iafng" B*ll phoUe Main M2ff •foae In 102 Ivy atre enough bargain - • main entrance to Grant park we hare * j ers. S«e Mr Martin, ATL\VTA TITLE QPARANTBE CO EPOqnd floor BANKRUPT~SALE: NIOBLf furnished roomfl desirable location i-room modern apartment baa cabinet mantels' WB are c-loain_ out bankrupt atock aa torn obi 1* TWO XEW 6 room bungalows on Chatham street. Close In Phone 8897 Atlanta- -15 E. Mitcbell tiling hearths electric lights gas bath and Juat off Moreland avenue hardwood Baoro com- accessories and supplies at sreatly reduced street _ _ _ 3* E. RIVERS REALTY COMPANY price* for cash Masonic Temple building. 216 BOTH PHONES 1207 •Ink In the kitchen We furnish gas stove, wa- bination fixtures bath etc on nice large lot*. Fnehtree ?* TWO cool rooma furnished for Itgbt housekeeo- 8 WEST ALABAMA. ter, heat, and janitor service, IB located on * Price $4 500 on easy terms See Mr Martin METAt. ANI> WOOD H*RAJIES portable _ _ _ IB close In $3 5O per week 266 Whitehall *"OB SALE—Up-to date drug business paylog line, in a. riice neighborhood, convenient to A VACANT LOT 4Sxl6S one of the few left on T J Baker Company Bell phone Ivy 928. street ** McLondon street nicely elevated facing north, -mil. invite Investigation Drugs. Bos 9 Co- 811 Empire Life Bldg _ Atlanta. Qa. schools and churches, now occupied but will be lambos. Ga. -4 cool, tront room neatly tarntaned for near Moreland avenue Price $1 050 8eo Mr young men 137 Capitol avenue 84 vacated when rented Price $33 00 Cohen Pnone your want ads to Mala 500O or Atlanta IlIl.MTLUK POR CASH. TWO pleuusant rooma, light housekeeping aleo CEO. P. MOORE 309 iOL don t have to t>uy on the installment. Tha single rooms All conveniences 88 Houston 1OV ACRES OP LAVD not far tram the rst payment is all we waat. Only cash fnmi- street. **^ car Hne with 4>room house co STQCK*» _<.\0.jSgVPS. , Jitore m Allaata 85 fa Forsyth Cameron REAL ESTATE AND RENTING. schools and ctmrcbea Only Z~ 000 THH.EB unfurniahea rooma for light hottfleke 812& PEACHTREE ST terms Sec Mr White B TO"EVERT~^to~li and bond broker all over th •jiittr* Co 33 Ing close In north side light and water world, who U a raal IHo ^Iro communicate eluded 81 West Harris. 10 AUBURN AVENUE. ON XAUGHN STREET, one block from South ^It IISTS' SUPPLIES. Decatur and East L-afce car line we havo three " " the, Tex.d-3 Slo k Ei haage Cawmoawealib , X » >. * *C-T«V WllX V»*'».%««»•H^^^^i.fcfc^V*'!**.- MTCBLT PlTRS-rSHED *-Oell these plates for 91 "-Jartb Pryor St. Ivy 5331 TWO Urge nicely furnished rooms Instant i apartment equipped with all the modern con- $2 250 $2OO cash Bjjd $13 per month See Mr eoua hot water electricity Phone Ivy 391 venience* BUC& a* cabinet mantels tiling Radford Why pay rent' "Vl> SHEET METAL \VOB 89 Currier st hearthfi electric lights gas bath and sink In the NIOBLY furnished rooms lor light housekeeping RAILROAD FRONTAGE SIXTY FIVE ACRES near Lakewood about thTfte Alao Blngle room 42 Houston ^ 3* kitchen HAS a furnace, we ftirnbh heat wa- blocks from the car Itne lOO feat of macadam- MORTGAGE LO\NS 162 Whitehall Street ized road frontage $400 per acre One fourth BOOMS ROOiiS ROOMS for houaekeeplag 83 3 ter and Janitor service Price *30 00 cash balance to suit, Thte Is * money maker Blngle Ivy 6002 L 143 3prlng THIS side of Jones avenue, 50x83 feet, running And a long list of other houses See Mr White ON improred elty property email expena*. TWO nicely furnishe I rooms for rent 270 DO tlm« lost loan correspondent a for th» Uhiteaall Bt M 1 886__ J back to railroad sidetrack. An offer of $350 PROBBVTIAl. INSUnAKCfc. COMFANT Of STOVES AND REFRIGERATOR REPAIRING. LARGE room handsomely furnJibed In pri UCA. V.e sell second band gas stoves. home north olfle Phone Ivy 46S9 per foot will buy on good terms. EDWIN L. HARLING ^V e sweep chimneys. vCo~ni7el> furnished rooms to Jour young .--— 32 mST ALABAMA ST BOTH PHONES 128" TURMAN, Atlanta Fho_na_ 2*£3-> Bell Phone Main 2699 or t)ti->Jnes& women separate beds hot wa SACRIF1G13 SALE—(5n Whitenall street at~the"lunctlon~of Oordoirand~WhTte^ bath all conveniences Ivy 1205 hall we offer a cottasre on a lot 40x66 for $3 300 If you have SI OOP c advan fNJ to but Id id fruit, O T CAMP Manager TLY furnished room In private ho e fir terms, with no loan You can double your money on this property If inter- «rs Witte or c^.11 rse or gentleman good neighborhood Main $2,000 cash, balance to suit. es ted see u a at once SCREENS 3* DRUID-HILLS HOME—On one of the best drives in Druid Hills we offer a S. W. CARSON, TWO nicely furnished roo clo In Prices new, modern, 10-room 2-story house with every known convenience In- rnasonafale 101 Capitol a^e Main 2484 J 14 cluding- vapor heat, for $15000 The house cost about this to build It If a 24 SOUTH BRO<\D STREET COME eeo our roll avm; screen our roller bearing TW O cicely furni shed rooms for gentleTnen In modern home Is what you are looking for you cannot afford to overlook this FOR real estate loan* B^O W B Smith 73S screen our 81 id Ing screen none better It piece of property £oirth -ne> a tea also Duii^o i & ill conveniences 7B "West Baker St * Electric lights and plenty of outhouses—plenty of running water on Gay 4OO f--Tii! abl* hull 1 lug "6 the GEORGIAN TERRACE HOTEL. ALT. hinda of Job work Corner Madison avenue tiBbed rooms cU place WEYWAN & CONNORS, and Pctera street Main 1187 Atlanta 1100 31 374 Piedmont Can sell the land for more than the price asked a rsTABLISKl~D 3SOO NEWLY furnished rooms ith and sleeping por- a v It fronts 25 feet on PEACHTREE STREET, with a. depth at for one or two gentlei >n Peachtree pLac-J \ reliable party has offered to lease It for four years at $100 per month a* 140 feet to a 10-foot alley IX? \A*j OV RF4L, E *6 P'BR TF%T LX)AN=; on \ 1-inta proiprtv J R _I54_S_. Fry or Street \VE HAVE a dandy bungalow on North avenue, right* near Druid REAL ESTATE. 501-2 EMPIRE BLDG. Kuttlns & fa jsrn 4 nnlre Ulfe bulling i HilK This has every convenience Hardwood floors in three WANTBD^Jl OOO to* S) OOO an flr^t class real eatate first mortgag) "W O Alston 32 6 "Taylor-Made" Umbrella^ rooms, all interior woodwork beautifully finished The price is Bell Phone Main 3457; Atlanta 930. Third ^altona Bank bulldlrtg_ __ __^ 26 1UY frgin makers all prlcee and etyles reco* I4>ANS on Atlanta reil eetate one to fU« yeara ering and repairing every umbrella kept IB right Will take ab part payment good vacant lot Better act at loweat rates John Carey 2 Whitehall Btreet. epalr free Phone for salesman prompt eerv once. Cermapla Saytng» Bank __ ce TAYL-OR LMBR.ELLA CO. MONEY TO LOAN. 116% Whitehall St 31 WILLINGHAM REAL ESTATE AGENCY "M.'OTORCYCL.ES—t^Asv Taaus IVY 3780 NO. 9 AUBURN AVENUE. PLENTY of 6 and 7 per cent BICYCLES D E C A T U R EXCELSIOR motorc ^.ics. high grade bicycles, THE MARTINIQUE money to lend on improv- complete line new and used, bicycles and motor- COR ELLIS AND TVY STS cycles complete stock parte and accessories, (Next Door to Elks Club ) ed property, either straight modern eervi e d«po1' i/rwest prices easy terms FURNISHED ROOMS _wlth^connecting bath PIEDMONT AVENUE GREAT THINGS are in store for present and future gen- Alexander Seewald Comiiany 145 147 349 Edge- TWO furnished rooms adjoining bath will pent or monthly plan. Also for ^vood avenue Phone ivy 1609 Phone for (Jem- separately II preferred close in Ivy 7255 J 34 erations of Decatur citizens nnstratlnn 81 SIX-BOOM COTTAGE, nearly new, and in fine shape; purchase money notes. Fos- FOR RENT—1JNF1JR\ISHEP ROOMS. L«A\\ Ri MOIVKILS R-EhH^RPENKD. Counting present contracts for $40,000 of street work, ter & Robson, 11 Edgewood TTV O unfurnished connecting rooms, adjoining Lot 60x230; east front, with elegant shade; right at It YOl R gas "tove needs rellning let us do bath suitable for light housekeeping OD gorxl the new Public School building, $25,000, and the money makea it good as nsw We also make a sj car tine with prKate CamUy 188 Highland jj Piedmont Park and trolley stop at door. This is a real HaUj or repair-Ing ranges and of sharpening la spent by PRIVATE individuals for the PUBLIC good— mowert, aii o r men are skilled white expor home proposition, at $6,000. TERMS. VVAA/IED-—UO-V E V The \t anta Stove Co 101 N Foreyth st J FOR RJBNT-—- F over $100,000 will have been spent m Decatur before an- H4.VL \OU MONEY" 7240 rooms two baths $90 other year rolls by Iftota property Call or write GAS STOVES. ___vy_6_ . ______36 L X : X > HURT & CONE R H JONE3 COMPANY 'OR^AKl^*oi rGas*VtVve BiaVe8''g'aa''rr ora V»ro furnished and 3 urnished rooms close 609-JO Third Nat flink BJ lg Ivy 21S1 sens burn* eighteen bourn one- gallon no Main o->W J 218 Forsyth gtreo t This has created a setting for an IDEA.L city of 10,000 tck smoke OT odor cooking and heating Call FOR RENT—In West End until Octobe NO. 301 EMPIRE LIFE BLDG. PHONE IVY 2939. people, and presents IMPORTANT OPPORTUNITIES mercant Ip 3 orics nl ate als prefer loan 1 r phone to are them B B Henry 201 White- hall etrcet Fhont- Mjin T63 and Atl 2506 81 tractive bungalow completely furnished to iiipa i \ il.r> 11 N C tor o ompanj J06 A Edgewood avenue Main 2317 POVCE I>B LEON AVENUE—Near Barnett street Handsome 2 story 9 room DECATUR boUle Gulden D an nd_a w e e __ J Atltnta W58A M ^HOJIJSES^ home, hardwood floors sleeping porch, cement driveway and all other DR. BDMONT>SON S Taney Pennyrovai and Cot OUR "RENT'Tlflt dYscribea" "everything for rent. modern conveniences Qwner^ instructs us to sell at sacrtfice Terms arranged. ton Hoot pills a safe and reliable treatment Call write or phone for one Ivy 330O tor Irresrularttirt TriiJ box b> mall BO cent- Charles P Glover Realty Company, 2& Walton NEW BUNGALOWS Just off Ponce de Leon All modern, up-to date conve- Frank Edmondton & Bros manufacturlns ch«m workmanship Chaa T Uaynle 62 POtor street. W niences Atlanta s best residence section Price $4,500 to $7,500 A pleas- DECATUR BOARD OF TRADE lKt«. 11 Vort^ Brim 1 9t _ytjinta. Oft Main l*~ Atlanta 1100 FOR RBNT—Houaeo Blares and apartmenta ure to show this class property Terms arranged. Call write or phone tor our Bulletin Both DECATUR, GEORGIA COATR4CT PA1WTJ-VG AJVI> phooas £H08 George P Moorg 1Q A obura A»»_ WAI-L TINTfVG. OUR weekly rent ilat fflvea full deecrlpllon of R. C. WOODBERY & COMPANY J A JOHNSON every tbtag for rent Call for one or let na REAL ESTATE AND RENTING A CORDIAL INVITATION P\I\T1\» and wail tlntlmc of all hinds Bell mall It to you Forrest & George Adalr 803 EMPIRE LIFE BLDG PHONE IVY 4726 nhnnn ^ cat 128S J ^ Si GET our Weekly Rent Bulletin We move ten antfl renting $12 DO and up FREE See notice EXTENDED the public to BAKBEK 3 HOPS. John J TVoodaide the Renting Agent, 12 An $6,000 BARGAIN burn avenue _ __ _ _ Fulton County Home Builders HAIR CUTS—15c. FOR BEVT—Five room cottage all con\enlence« v isit 90 South Pi \ or Street laduct I lace between _Pgachtree and Broad WORTH YOUR WHILE—Cbst $7,500 Owner is forced to rai<-e 5, $20 24 Dargan St _Phone Went 33» 37 WITLL FINANCE your building Idea We'll help you secure or pay for the 6 ARIZON\ AVENLE EDGEWOOD—Six room lot you select well draw your plans, we'll build the house We'll then some cash. Two-story, nine-room home, just off Ponce dc meet your reasonable requirements for repayment. Wfe are building for scores tomorrow and inspect the W H house with watpr bath and all conv^n eix Leon avenue, best north side section, rents* for $60 per month OlljrJNo'7VVxf^^o ™ STO\PEa"?«WFANTrMAIN 70S. ' lot 06x360 Apply 71o The Gfjad Ivy 61OT J 37 of others—why not for you? W ARE BUILDING all classes of houses, small and large bungalows and No information over phone, no talk without money So, come to fumisluugs ol one ot the FOH. REN r—APARTMENTS. palatial residences Our different inspectors, with their respective fore- FOB -'-L __LOOti clean well furnished 4 room and batj m n and mechanics are each Qualified for their special class of building Let office with $3,200 cabh. p \KT~TPparTil icmec! oftico candler Bldg (leak apartment Location pcrfe t Apply _J1 u show you. finest furiiihhcd homes m ^t phono M service Answer Bx Counts bltua lon_Wanted Three lincs_one time 1 ______- WAVTED—-To sab lease an unfurnished 4 room B. F. BURDETTE REALTY CO. buy a good used motor car through apartment all modern conveniences Apt Fulton County Home Builders Atlanta that %\e \M!! dib- Kutlo(n unclassified. _ 312 Raw eon St Phone Main o47S-J 413-14 EMPIRE BUILDING. BOTH PHONES 2099 i^^K SPA^E with use of telephone Apply 5S3 BLAUTIFUL sunny L apm cloi E. C CAIiLiAWAY. President J W WILLS, Secretary. Candler bulldfne BENJ FADG1STT, JR., Superintendent of Construction. • pose of at Auction Moii- tile porch sleeping porch See Owner 71o P* E29-30 CANDLER BUILDING PHONE IVY 4G74. tens buildiPS or phone Mai n_ 1225 ______8 day, May 12, at 10.,50 a. m. FOR RFNT—Very desirable of- " APARTMENTS HARRIS G WHITE I HAVAVE twt o apartmapartmente s of 3 and 4 rooma steam SAJLE OR EXCHANGE THE SOUTHERN AUCTION AVD SALVAGE! CO fices>, single or en suite, outside heateeated wl th all modern conveniences. Prtcea 327 GRANT BUILDING. PHONE IVY 4331. tt 90 S Pryor will buy o- sell vour rumltur* and $32 r>0 This apartment house Is situ 600 acres near Eatonton. Ga., Putnam county, 8 good tenant houses; fcoq«ri>oJd good* or ptaao Fhana B* 1 M 280«. 23 exposure, steam heat, electric ated corner Hurt street and Poplar circle, the 400 acres cleared, balanca woods and pasture, stocked for 15-horse farm. very beat part of Inman Park. All th« apartments WEST PEACHTREE STREET. Auction Sale of Furniture lights, elevator service Entire face the front, and ore very declrable for euxn Will sell farm stocked at $35 00 acre, or exchange for Atlanta property. 10 a. m SdtLrdajs 2pm m ON THIS STRE3ET we have the only parcel between Alexander street and •klea room 115 South Foreyth St A J Ctawart, Prop J T Pane Auctioneer 28 building recently remodeled " """FITZHUGH KNOX. x H. C. BLAKE, Parker Place, with double street frontage, for $550 per front foot. The 1613 CANDLER BOJXJ j Main 3145 Atlanta National Bank Bldg moment the regradlng of this street begins the values mil begin to enhance, Constitution bu'-ldmg, corner Al Dl HINT June July and August my 4 room apnrtmpnt wiih bath and at the completion of same you will have enjoyed a handsome profit here. abama aru Forsyth See Mr slpeping porch hair bio k ai- llnr 1 See us personally for terms ant] back porrhrs hade 3 w It i trees i Knight at Constitution 33 Phone Ivy 6085 EXCHANGE FOR AUTOMOBILE hath id kJU-henet HARRIS 0. WHITE. mlei a Phoi i Iv> 42-S « WE HAVE some good negro renting property to exchange for good second AN UNL1U AL PROPOSITION—A furnished 0 hand automobile ~r>xiE BAJE PRINT co room apartment no cash rent to pav Ol BEST equipment in course you won t get it for nothing but It a hlnfl or anj size cloth Bottom a proposition *hat should mightily nterrst eoiru GEORGIA HOME AND FARM CO. Gardner Property—Forrest Avenue "Va Luck la ' - " II N ~-r .4^1 L Main 27Q or janitor on preralses IS CARPETS CL.I \M-D REAL ESTATE AS AN INVESTMENT J R J H £)EL.lGHTtt,i> font room refined pri\ate home, TH^EE~ROOM APARTMEVT wi th~~kl tcbenet te^ covt north side all conveniences electricity Ivy exery modern conxenlence 29 Currier etreet L PAN/Y (INC ) 2~ ^ \lexander St Phone Ivy 12 J4 J __ _ 34 THERE IS NONE BETTER Stocfcs may go up or down. The oil g ^ ~41S6 Moist aad dry t_ eauia^ H. Ss w vta (rum SMITH & EWING "•• jTDur old carpets and rags Por h hudea made to \irEUY fun^hcd rooms for ligtit housekeeping FOUR ROOM furnished apartmen wells may run dry The mine may be a hole in the ground, with jl u » ngie roomi J4 > ^prlag sireeE JJ P^acatree Ivy 6294 J Apartra the ore existing ,m someone's imagination only The stock in the new REAL ESTATE, RENTING, LOANS N1LL,L,Y furnluhed room, with private bath V Ari\l> c\ir modern loayenience 29 Cnrrier St 34 RESOHTS ANP HOTELS. Aeroplane company may look pretty, but will the machine fly' Ivy 1513. 130 PEACHTREE ST Atlanta 2865 ATTRES ^NV ATIN G —" Factory i^'l RMbHED front room for rent. 65 Capital FURMSHBbT rooms for rent at "Gllotte House new add to-datt. moderate price* give us avenue 34 St Simons Island Georgia Privilege for Iigr-t The man who puts his money into real estate is safe And he «, trial Jackson &. Orr Company Meacs street housekeeping Address C GUotte St SI m j-allrojid jigtb pfacmea 31 ONI* >.1^F furniahei front room first flour Island Ga * is certain of returns He is free, too He can go to bed secure in (.(.nUtimn pn-icrred —i4 Central avenue 3-3 the knowledge that the earth will be there when he wakes next day. FOR SALE S» MTC AS> ON!~~^l elv~~fur-ii hed room In the Corinthian" FUK UKAT—' niched oftire ipare sharing If an> portion of his investment be represented by buildings, his TT concerting bath j..all Ivv^ 1737 J pem»e^and phone Box^lKt7__care_f onailtution "5 insurance protects him AN IDEAL HOME overlooking Grant Park; would ,ROUNTREE'S SSSS*" ONb furiil bed "oom with or without bath with 'HHEE~ HANDSOME new "stores and lofts al Ph.Qacs BeJl MaJn 1576 Atlanta 1654 board Co_couplc_7o V. ashjngton __ 14 No 134- 136 and 138 Whitehall street also A sensible investor in real estate puts his money in home ground, exchange for north side home and pay differ- PXiRVlSHFD room couple or two young men •o 69 South Broad street George W Sctple where he can watch his investment and make the most of it. There hoard optional close In 101 West Baker •honea 203. NO 18 EdgewOod^ avenue 39 ence in cash. See c. "* **li!afiles' Panama hats cleaned and shaped JI 00 street 3* are more fortunes being made in Atlanta real estate Chan the most y'OR Bri BS. '^ GenW* Panama bats cleanad and shaped 75c- NK F-L.Y furnished room north side close In brilliant dreamer could picture An}one with funds to invest can 5-^X With new band and sweat Si oo L f _Ja;fe -In the senate today 6y Senator Canji- dance on the rot garden on. May 14, and Secretary of State Thinks an Internationa! tribunal and ltd re- property in New York-citjrtha, t faces Centra! park. la full uniform and promptly, May iO, • --«=* BJttt.. undo* suspension-of the rules. , port made Itnown. ~ * - J These tots are offered for the first time in years, and should 1913. By order of - ': ~ '•",. ii.:i&'~r , -The Investigation Is to be made bs Professor Cook's union hand will fur- .' Ainerica Can Best Bring "Now, I believe that this proposi- : 3. B. SMITH,; .the. state labor commissioner, accord- nish the music. Captain Stafford will tion Is a longr step to the- direction attract the attention of/investors. ' .- Commanttej' Pro-Tern. tog: to the bill, which carries J10.000 be floor manager. Every one Is invit- About General Cessation of of .peace- It does not mean to take J. H. SHEL.NUTT, Adjulonfc.y ;,»" . to -defray expenses. the place of arbitration treaties—make. .The Hnal renoct s>l the commissioner ed to attend.,, ' Tickets are 50 cents. Warfare. all you can, submit to arbitration, FORREST AND GEORGE AD AIR FUNERAL NOTICES? la to be published and distributed. ladies free. every question which you can agree New.-. York, May 9.—•William Jen- } to sulSmit but when you are through KENDRICK—Friends '.ana relatives at New Tort. May 9.—Williams Jen-* you will find, at least we have found Mr. and Mrs. Edward L... Kendrlok. Miss ngK Bryan, speaJclqgr at a. dinner . thus far, that there are certain ques- FOR RENT—Alabama St. Business Proposition Mary Kendrlck. Mrs. Mary DaJsNsnjsiJtd •given tonight in honor of the foreign ' tions that ere excepted. And..they We have on tfce south aide of Alabama street, between Forsyte and Cen- family. Mr. and Mrs.1 F^ "-J. Swteehey. members if the international confer- ' are so Important that they them- tral pi Georgia railroad, two floors and basement, about S0il40 feet. Can Mrs. Mollle Ward, Paducah. Ky.r^Mra. , ence that is arranging the celebratlon-t , selves become the cause of war. make lease from one to five years. Rental" J17B.OO per month. . T. J. Burke, Birmingham,'• Ala.," ;-an.d of IflO years of • peace among English- f Purpose of <»e Plan. • "It is tihe purpose of this plan to Mrs. Sarah Keating and lamlly are ih- speaking -peoples, declared that "the j JOIHIM J. Vt/OODSIDE i vited to attend the funeral of. Mrs. Ed- -new peace plan offered by President ; close the gap and leave no question to REAL ESTATE—RENTING—STORAGE. become a cause of war. It ia the be-- 1 ward L. Kendrlck, this (Saturday) Visit This Property Wilson to all nations Is the latest and i ^ j PHONES: B. 671 lyT; A. 618. 12 ."REAI. ESTATE HOW. j morning-, at 6:15 o'clock'Tfr^m.'.the longest step toward peace." j lief of the president that when treaties have been made between this t Church of Immaculate Conception. Re-' "It contemplates time (or investiga- I mains will leave Union station-vla.Geor-.; tion and deliberation." he .said. .."and nation and all other nations severally v Inspect It Critically by which there will be Investigations iria rail-road at 7:30 a. ro..vfor Sharon,: ._ this makes the. possibility of war re-, Ga.. where interment will'-lake place. y4t!£i mote." before .hostilities begin, that war will & OOIMIM O Mr. Bryan's subject was "Press To- •become practically Impossible. The MORTGAGE BOND BROKERS Flowers in care of P. J. - Bloomfield *. |- "" Decide for Yourself ward Peace." He said that the part time that will be allowed gives a , company. - - ' \% of the United States In the cause of chance for the separation^, of questions Our People Are Always In tha Marko! necessity would be large because "more of fact from questions of honor, and "Quick Action—No Red Tape" i JONES—The relatives and. friends of •••£ than any other nation It had a popu-. it gives a chance also for the operation Miss Carrie H. Jones ana Mr. and-Mrs. '| lation which is attached by blood to of public opinion, which is Increas-. Equitable Building - Established 189O Homer Dawson are invited to- ^attend I nearly all other nations." Ingly for peace. ^ ' the funeral of Miss Carrie H. Jotfes this f Peace for all time between the "It Is the hope of those who believe (Saturday) afternoon at 3:30 o;doek / |g United States and Great Britain was in the plan that when it is adopted be- from the residence," 120 Park street. the keynote of other addresses of the tween this nation and other nations it "West End. The following.'"gentlemen evening Delivered by Lord Weardale, will then be adopted by other nations will please act as honorary- esport. and chairman of the English delegation: between themselves until all nations .meet at the residence: Judge J. T-'Pen- Sir Edmund Walker, of Canada; Sir of the earth will be knit together by DECATUR STREET dleton, Dr. E. L. Connally, A. C. Brls- George Houstoun Reid, of Australia, these agreements and people will know, coe. W. A.- "Watson. Pallbearers: James When Peaclitree and Judge George Gray, oj Delaware. war no more." Brick store, large lot 46x180 to alley. Will exchange T. Wrli>ht, T. J.. Day, S. B. lurman. J. Tonight's function marked the laat of Cardinal Gibbons, in a letter express- A. Fischer, E. L. Marling- and John I* many that have engaged the delegates ing regret that he was unable to be Spalding. Dr. .John F. P-urser and 3Dr. here during the last week, for tomor- present, said: for other property. John B. White will officiate. Interment row they start for Bostcrti. "Let Britannia and Columbia join Oakland. . Carriages leave Barclay";, & Over SOO Attend. hands across the Atlantic, and their Brandon at 2:45 p.- m. .> Y'• ' . More than 500 men and women, most outstretched arms will form a sacred I IS/IS & GO. of them of country-wide distinction, arch of peace which will excite the HADEN—The frlenas and relatives ,ot were in attendance and unstinted admiration of the nations and will pro- : 201-3 FOUTth National Bank Bldg. Bell Phone Main 888. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn W, "Ha4ezi,. Mlasea Heights Park applause greeted all remarks that tem- claim to the world the hope that with : ° Mamie, IJlsie and Lena Haden, Mr. and phasized the cordial relations between God's help the earth shall never more j ^^^ Mrs. J. T- Hadsn, Mrs. ,M. E. Wetaner. the two nations and the cause ot uni- be deluged with bloodshed in fratra- ' Mr. and Mrs. I» J. \Velmer, Miss Mollla versal peace in general. cl-dal war." Is Built Up In The enthusiastic stnslUS of 'Amer- Weimer and Mr. and Mrs. C. I* Flncher ica" and "God Save the King." was one are Invited to attend the funeral ot lit- of the features crt the evening. Flags ATLANTA'S STRIDES In the Heart of Atlanta tle Margaret, the daughter of Mr. and of Great Britain, the United States. Mrs. John W. 'Welmer, today (Satur- Canada, Australia and Belgium, where FROM DAY TO DAY day), May 10, 1913 at 10:30 o'clock from Atlanta's Handsomest Homes the treaty of Ghent .was signed In the residence, 663 Washington street. 1814, decorated the banquet hall. J Rev. John B. White will officiate. In- (And the day is not far off) - Joseph H. Choate. former ambassa- terment will be In Oakland cemetery. dor to Great Britain, acted as toast- Continued From Page Fourteen. The following named gentlemen -will master. At hla left sat the new Brit- please act as pallbearers a.nd 'meet, at ish ambassador. Sir Arthur Cecil /Hurt street. 5 feet southwest ol Wav«rty Way, the of Hoe ot H. M. Patterson & "Son at There will be many an Atlantan exer- Spring-Rice, and on his right M. Da 5Oxl3S. April 18. 10 o'clock: Mr. H. A. Manning, Mr. Gama. the Brazllllan ambassador, dea-i $5.000—Miss Eulalie Hutsey to FreundBchafte- W. J^ Pltchford, Mr. H. &• Courtney bund Von Atlanta. Lot south side Georgia Rail- cising his "HINDSIGHT," and the "I of the diplomatic corps at Washington. way and Power company at east aide of ao al- and Mr. William T. Rich. ' ".: Other members of the diplomatic corps, ley. 201x346, land lot 13. May 8. told you so's" will be thicker than peb- Ambassador Page, members of the for- $800—George Ware et al., to N. H. Bach. Ix»t TAYLOR—The friends and relatives of eign delegations. United States sena- north side Carolina, avenue, SOO t«et west ot Ashby street, 50x100. .May 4, 1820. Mr. and Mrs- T. M. Taylor are Invited.; bles on the beach. tors, judges from- several states and ?i:i,000—A. D. Greenfield and Nation F. ' attend the funeral' ot Mrs. T- Stv the governors of two were interspersed Wolfe to John E. Smith. lx>t northwest side Taylor today (Saturday), May 10,- 1913. at the speakers' table. Whitehall street. ffJ feet southwest of West ( at 3 p. pi., from the chapel of H. M. Mr. Bryan was introduced after the Fair street, 2Qx6O. Marcn 33- Why not exercise a little FORESIGHT banquetters had drunk a toast to- the 53.7—Mary W. Martin to Robert Braaelton. Patterson & Son. Interment wtlJ be In , •Lot north side Love street, 2CO feet east of Oakland c'emetery. *_ ,', / ^, .- } king of England and the president oe Capitol avenue. 20xlS8. April 28. and buy NOW WHEN PRICES ARE the United States. The secretary ot $3.400—Fulton County to Mrs. John T. Mc- state said in part: Carty, 2.1 acres on west Btde Ivey road, 340 JUST ONE MINUTE FROM EVERYWHERE LOWER THAN THEY WILL EVER BE feet northeast of Plasters Bridge road. June When you need Stationery, Office Supplies, Office Furuiture, in fact, BARCLAY & BRAMD3M CO. Three Forced for Peace. 14. 1911. : AGAIN, and terms are more than "We have three great forces at work Transferred, to EX G. WllllnBham May 7. anything for the office. Or phone Main 3'026. Funeral Directors, are now located In throughout the world, forces that work their new home, 246 Ivy street, corner ' reasonable? constantly and irresistibly, and every Loan De«da. FOOTE & DAVIES CO. Baker. ' ' "' - ^ one of these forces makes for peace. jl.OOO—Mrs. T. E. Cummlnge to W. H. Bur- rousts, lot wcat side Washington street, 242 North Pryor St. and Edgewood 'Ave. Private ambulaneec and ! private ,-,. I bring them before you—a growing feet north of McDonlel street, 50x145. May 6. chapel. ' ^••'•. intelligence and Increasing understand- $3T5—Mrs. Kate S. Bogman to Mrs. Augusta : Bell phones, Ivy 788-168. Bel) phone Look at PEACHTREE HEIGHTS ing of the doctrine of'brotherhood ana Roberts, lot east side Berean avenue, 240 feet ! a growing power of the people to con- lulh of Kolb street. 30x100. Also lot northeast | West 285; Atlanta phone 788. ' ,- trol their destinies through the eon truer ol -Berean avenue, an alley, 30x100. j PARK at once—today, then SEE YOUR May 6. i trol of their government. This na- $1,00—R. H. Williamson to Mrs. Kate Lump- BeauBfol BetMiBtPUatt OWN REAL ESTATE AGENT. He will tion must be willing to extend Its hand kin, lot northeast corner Hard in avenue and j PEACHTREE ROAD to all those who come from any direc- dams street. 50xISO. May B. f tell you all about it, and it's well worth tion in the interest OC peace. No nl- $607—G. W. Holland to Germaoia Savings i Near Peachtree Way we have one of the prettiest lots on the road, Bank, lot west aide Garibaldi street, 1OO feet ' 90x350, that we can offer at $85 a front foot. Has all Improvements down, ATLANTA FLO iAL CO. tlon shall outstrip us in its advocacy DI-UI ot Roy street, 100x100. May 6. j 855 EAST r«IR STREET your while finding out. of peace. $3,OOO—Catherine W. Graves to sam«, lot i and is covered with beautiful shade. "No other nation is setter situated luthwest corner Irwln and Randolph streets. | or better prepared to set an exampl? 8Or98. Ateo lot west sld* Granger street, ISO , B. M. GRANT & CO. et south of Carter street, 50x86. Also lot THE PRICE OF TILE SIDEWALKS Or See Us in the Interest of peace than this, and st elde High street. 100 feet South of Stone GRANT BUIIiDINS. I*am glad on this occasion to make ref- ill street. 40x30. May T. Under tin 1913 contract will fee' S8 c«ata erence to the act of our president that $2,343—Laura S. Overtoil to same, lot south per square yard, payable ~% cnh • anf embodies this thought In language. side Gartrell street, 69 feet -west of B. Jackson "Two weeks ago yesterday at his reet, 40x114. May 7- balance in one, two and On** yean B $5 and to secure 00 notes—"Lottie Franklin to desired. direction. I summoned the represen- Hfbernfa Savings Building and Loan association, tatives of 36 nations represented, at eouthwwt side Davis sweet, 14T feet nortn- E. RIVERS REALTY CO. west of Chapel street, 82x105. April 28. Lot Given Away CEMENT STONE & TILE CO. 52.00—Dan Care; to same, lot north aide ' St. John avenue, 185 feet west of Peyton ave- 8 West Alabama St. rrae, 7."ix20O. Also lot north side St. John ave- j The time to buy cheap is when the other man .has to sell. This nue. 260 feet west of Peyton avenue, SOxlHO. I AlSH lot north aid* St. Paul avenue, in village ' TO THE TRADE: of Carey. OOxlTo. May 5. one has got to raise money at any sacrifice, and will sell a beauti- $«"J.UOO—iRemsen P. King to Eugene L. Else- i man, Nos. 301 and 303 Euclid avenue. 57x51. ( May 1. j fully situated Ansley Park lot at less than half price. Owner, Box 54.0OO—George Bonney to C. W. Tilt. No. (J9 West Fourteenth street, 50x175. May fi. $2.250—Mrs. Ida W. Smith to Dfctelnsoa Trust i 72, care Constitution. company, trustee. No. 291 lAWtoa street, 60x HAVE YOU SOKE GUM YOU ARE TO BLAME 160. May 6. OR LOOSE TEETH? Quit-Claim D«eda. A prominent dentist, after .years ot I ''' $5—Charlee B. Marshall, Jr.. et al.. to MIB. experience, has found' a nome remedy s Emma J. MarehaU. lot on north sMe Glenn •that will cure Rlggs' disease, bleeding;^ .' street. 133 feet north ot Oakland aveoue. 48x149 Inflamed and spongy sums, and tighten v •-' May 7. loose teeth by rinsing the mout& , -'i:•'} if you fail to give us an opportunity to quote you our $10—Mra. Minnie V. Arnold to John S. Owens, , Probably you have not enjoyed eat-,^;,-: lot on west side McDonald street. 176 teat \ New Stores—Marietta Street Ing" for some tlnie- Get S' ftpftle oC-r-t;: north of Burckel street, 150x176 loot. May «. I Cor. Cone Street STYP-STRING-ANT and thar disease of \£-i prices. We gladly furnish estimates free of charge. $10—Oermanta Savings Bank to West Lumber ' the gums and teeth will be cured; ^y, Onr representative vrlll soon be company, lot on northeast corner Boitwood *v«« , iiue and Addle street. 212x600 fact. May 2. I therefore, aiding digestion. 6Oc bottle, f In or near your city with a com- $1 and other considerations—Railway Postal Nos. 97-101-103, Ready June 1st at all druggists, or parcel post. B&c In * Phone or mail us list of your needs. 1 plete line of samples oK Fall* C/erfce Investment association to Atlan6i Trust stamps. r 1913, sblrta. If an appointment company, lot on south Bide Brown avenue. 300 company. IH not already arranged, addreBa feet southwest of l/aiwing street. 50x110 feet. a card to OH and he will call. Also lot on east elde lieacu street, 20O feet Willingham-Tift Lumber Co. north of West Hunter street, 40x80 feet. AlBO Also: Offices (Single and En Suite), In Rbodes Building BAKI. & WILSON. lot on south elde of SeUa avenue, 10$ feet east of Holderneee street, 55xl4O feet. Also lot on ' Lee St. and Central Ry- Atlanta. Georgia 33 East 17th St., south side Magruder street, 153 feet eaet of f A. G. RHODES & SON, 262 Rhodes Bldg. WB5W YOBK CITT. Randolph street, 50x100 feet. April 19. j Diseased $1—B. SI. Grant and U E. Grant to- B. Maler j and T. J. Edelmonn, No. 17 Solomon street. 31x93 feet. Also No. 18 Solomon street, 28x93 ' reet. May 8. I $r>—H. MeOJinto'-k and E. -McC. Adajnsoa to j Ooorgo S. May. No. 20 Mangum street, 65x70 reet. Deeembe ri>. 1009. — i g5—Jampfi G. Thrower to F. M. Stocks, No. | 2.1 Mansum street. 65x76 feet. No. data. j Hung in Your $5—Mrs. Mamie B. Cox to E. H. Lake, lot on I - west side Dargan street, 160 fe«t north ot j MEN Sweetheart We Are Ready to Rent to otter ecrtanv *•«•»•. Porch FREE Greenwich street, 46x145 feet. May 7. feet. May S. Business Men of Atlanta . Swing $o—Mra, Wi ley H. Ruclier, guardian to E. E. >« toot tr l«g»- made of hardwood throughout,' -i 1,178—Ralph S. Williams to Georgia Sav- lately cerate. If tnttfen >n<:s Bank ana Trust company, lot on east sJde Choice Of fides evidence of mr raocMfr u I!til street. 135 feet south of Ormond street, rvqalrcd X nur to I&r.aK-: bolted together firmly in all .H149 feet. May fl. traordlpftZT rceortt - ot parts; large, roomy and, above ?:!32—B. F. Yarbrough to Atlanta Banking «a« MlMUd pttlento tttt I ban al* *nrt Savings company, No.\ ISO Luckte street ramil md ««« dorlM «• ntt.Utt .'•1x100 feet. May 6. In the New and Fireproof bold out BO.ftls* IIOPM to all, a real comfort swing. The lr. to connlt . seat is a close hardwood seat, Gxecntor*n De«d- ot T> ¥2.O50—Fannlo I*. Porter estate (by executors) to m» uui . t a L.. Franklin, lot an southwest side TJavfe . *cl.Kln= terattneot te- SHAPED to give solid com- street, 1-17 feet northwest of Chapel street, 82x1 fort to the user. Most swings 105 feet. August 10. 1011. have slatted seats, but the S *tr>2—Met I & Mell VB. J. C. Adolphus, No. DR. J. D. BtlGHES. Sp«clallsl SWEETHEART is better and different. Re- j G15 Hill street. No date. OpposHe Third Jtat'l Bank, " / member, we hang it for you safely, I Sheriff's Deeds. Partitions are about to go in, and we would like t $150—Jimes G. Thomas (by sheriff) to George 1016 North Broad St., Atlanta, Ga, securely and promptly for S. May. No. 85 Mangum street, 65x76 feet. May S, 1808. to hear from those desiring large amounts of floor $1.932—0. G. Kelly (by sheriff) to W. T. Ashford, lot on southwest corner Vesta avenue space, so that partitions may be arranged to suit and Connally street. 30x150 feet. May 7. BETTER THAU SPAHKI1S their needs. Qota not care c Phone r44-We'll Send It Out TUcro U a conatltutloaaJ ckuae tor- this ^t Petitions i& Bankruptcy. Mrs M. SmnraerB, Box.W. Notre Dame, Jnfl., will All modern conveniences —REA L janitor serv- : A voluntary petition in bankruptcy cend tree to aby.r rjROtJier n«r edcccas£ol home baa been 'filed with Deputy Clerfe ice—efficient elevator system, and only one minute treitment, Hood, of the federal court, by H. N. but write her today if Ch-afln, a merchant doing business on from Five Points. . la this war- Don*t blame the Peters street. The petitioner writes his liabilities at $1,536.08, all unse- are It can't help it This tx^tmeoc *a cured, with assets of $575. B. Frank an'a aged people tHmbled'-wttli \W Perry. Jr., saying he is a clerk with by day^or nltffet. ' liabilities of $5,122.15 and assets ^t $£00,,; also has filed a voluntary peti- tion in ba nkmi.l>tcy with Deputy Clerk KODAKS Henle; Atlanta Realty Corporation Film. : atock. ' Phone your want ads and Cliuc* mall icrrlcf for omt-ot-Um 229 Equitable Bldg. Main 971 twm* t»r Cmtmlof mat ?rj« tl«lI . 1O3-S-7-9-11 WHITEHALL STREET, CORNER MITCHELL replies to" Main 5000 or At- A. K.HAWKES C9. 109. 14 7 iNEWSPA'FERr lEWSPAPERl