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ISTITUTION. ATLANTA GJU MONDAY. AU SJt i GUST 7 1922. GOOD INSURANCE COSTS NOT MORE GET THE BEST LOGAN CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE. AUTOMOBILE.

BURGLARY ETC. fourth National Bank BqOdmf Ivy 983 KOOKUTS C1 TuoGVE IVBLI CATION I iniOGRAPHIIG RRIIMTIIM We ire more than mere printers. We hive artists who cm plan and prepare printing. campaigns that produce results. Kendrick Williams.

Inc. Pkrae ITT KS 7 E4rewo A AT RINTING WEBB and VARY Co. 49 51 Auburn Atlanta Ga. CUSTOM AUTO PAINTING TAILOR-MADE TOPS A. C.

MILLER CO. MANUFACTURERS WAGONS AND BETTER TRUCK BODIES Opposite City Auditorium by 6943 We. have been appointed distributors for Atlanta territory for the well-known USONA DIAMOND AS. PHALT ROOFING and have a complete stock of Red and Green and Black and Red in our warehouse for im mediate deliven AN ROOFING FOR RESIDENCES AND WHEREVER AN ARTISTIC ATTRACTIVE DURABLE AND ECONOMICAL ROOF IS WANTED Wte or ph0. for Samples Estimate.

Furnuned e- Fulton Lime Cement Co. GENERAL BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone Ivy 4751 521 Edgewood Avenue WHY NOT Spend Your Vacation or Try a Week-End Visit at The Beautiful HOTEL TYBEE ybee Island Ga. We respectfully refer to the following list of prominent Atlantians who have been recent guests Mr. Frank Adair Mr. and Mrs.

bt. Alston Mr. and Mrs. George L. Bell Mr.

and Mrs larlIee Branch Judge Marcus Reek Mr. and Mr Sash Bro les Claude R. Buchanan Harry L. Barnltz Mr. Charles II Black Mr.

Brlucr Mr. Robert B. Cunningham Mr. Wallace Mr. tt alkrr F.

olcraltt Mr. A. W. CIIdltr Mr. T.

Smith Cultr UMr lid Mrs. A. Colt'S Mr. and Sr. Wm.

Bauer Mr. and Mrs. L. Ererhardt Gun- nlnlham Mr. and Mrs.

R. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. John L. Cody Mr.

John T. Dennis Ir Walter Dillon Mr. Clark Donaldson Mr. Jack Disosway Dr. A.

Dlrnmork Mr. ld Mrs. Claude Doutlut Mr. and Mrs. Wade II is Misses Davis Mr.

L. Ethide Mr. Turner Fltten Mr. and Mrs. Blair Foster Mr.

A. Fuller Mr. Forton Mr. Tlllou Forbes Mr. Garrett Fort.

Jr. Mr. and Mr Bert L. Fox Mr. and Mrs.

Wydiffs Gold. smith Mr. Harry M. Gresham Dr. sod Sirs.

R. Garner Mr. and Mrs. II. Ewing Jr.

Mr. Henry IIbwh Mr. Jlowle Mr. T. A.

Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Z. D. Harrison Judge and Mrs.

443. K. Hints Mr. Geo. E.

Hull Mr. 1 Hudson Mr. Paul 0 hlebert Mr. Mifflin Hood Mrs. Robert D.

Itora and family Mr. and Mrs. Jmtun Mr. lOll F. Johnston Mr.

W. F. Johns Mr. and Mrs. Richard Joyner Judge Ales C.

King Mr. alter Craw Mr. A R. Britain Mr. Hal Lamdln Bin.

Root Lanrworthy Prof. R. Utile Mr. C. Manjrnm Jr.

Mr Maddox Mr. II. Melone Mr. Yfrbn B. Moore Mrs.

B. Manning Mr. L. A. 1 Mr.

and Mrs. P. Molts Mr. and Mrs. Moore Mr.

and Mrs. H. lank Mr. MeClelland Mrs. McCarthy Mr.

and Mrs. P. D. MeCarty Mr. lid Mrs.

Marshall MtKenrle Mr. II. C. MeKeniier Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Neeley Mr. Wm. OckvanU Mr. and Mrs. H.

Porter Judge and Mrs. Arthur G. Powell Misses Powell Mr. and Mrs. W.

Popham and family Mrs. Edw. A. Pierce Mr. and Mrs PadrtU Mr.

Jos Paine Mr. A. Ramthenberr Jr. Mr. B.

R. Rhett Mr. Carl Raznspeek Judge Luther Rower lion. Richard B. Russell Mr.

HoUlns Randolph Mr. Mod" Roberts Mr. Z. B. Rogers Mr.

Nat Pucker Mr. R. Ross Mr. Walter Sims Mr. P.

Sampson Mr. H. Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smith Mr.

Charles B. shelton Mr. Marion Smith Mr. Hughes Spalding Mr. and Mrs.

John Slattery Miss Clara Mae Stembehner Mr. Thomas E. Tripper Mr. and Sirs. Chas.

Tldwell Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. TrndweU Mr. R.

Turner Mr. Ouar enable Mr. Ty Vansant Mr and Mrs. Lewis Vaughn Mr. and Mrs.

Gee. 8 Vardaman Mr. and Mrs. Prince Webster Mr. and Mrs.

A. WIllInJham Miss 5Iarg Weldon Dr. D. Wise Mr. Albert H.

Waldon Mr. E. II. Wood. Jr.

Mr. nd Mr W. Woodsldc Mr. R. P.

Wilder Mr. and Mrs. Wm Watkinson Mr. Edward Verger Jr. Mr.

Wm. Young. Bond Market Is Relaxed In Midsummer Dullness New York. August 6. summer dullness permeated the market for new bond offerings last week.

the total of 31500000 being one of the smallest since the first of the year. Old issues especially of the better grade were in rood demand in the trading on the New York stock exchange moving to still higher levels. veral of the rails. together with some of the supra. and public utilities reached new high for the year.

Prices of foreign bonds were irregular because of the uneven trend of the foreign exchanges Liberty is- sues held firm. The unusual absorption of sew securities in recent months is explained. in part. by the latest summary of the federal reset-re ey tem which shows that in the last nineteen months the banks of the country have increased their investments by approximately 1 1000000000. of which 300000000 was in other than government issues.

Continuance of refinancing opera. tions on the part of high grade rail and industrial companies by calling in short term issues floated when rates were high and putting out new issues lit smaller coupon rates was noted during the week. Municipal financing in July totalled 1072 tOOOO as compared with 510212. 000 in June. The total for the first seven months of the year was 832300000.

an increase of 215300. 000 over the corresponding period lit year. Further financing of this nature ii expected to be tight until after the November elections. Although several South American countries ere in the market for loans local bankers do not expect that there will be any foreign financing of any magnitude until late in the fail For eivl loans void here in the first six months of the year totalled $673.800000 as compared wjtb 695204000 for the whole of last year. The principal new offerings of the past week were- 9000000 6 per rent year first mortgage sinking fund gold bonds.

series A of the Long Bell Lumber company offered at 96 to yield 035 per cent. 56500000 6 per cent year securities gold notes. of the Toledo Traction Light and Power company offered at US to yield 675 83322000 5 per cent 24- year first mortgage gold bonds of the Indiana General Service company of. fered at 90. to yield 575 2100000 5 per cent year farm loan bonds of Kansas City Joint Stock Land bank offered at 103 to yield 8 per cent 2 000 000 7 per cent year collateral gold notes of the Central Indiana Pow- cc company offered at 99 to yield 739 2000000 5 per cent year road bonds of St.

Louts county Minnesota offered tn yield 450. Wild Bureau Day Bulges Lost By Closing Cotton New Orleans. August 6 High prices of last week in cotton carried the market 154 to 162 points over the level of the preceding weeks close. This was on bureau day. After the wild bulges of that session had spent themselves the market commenced to react and the trend was gradually lower.

so that lowest prices were made on the eloginz section when the trading months were 4 to 46 points under the close of the preceding week. Last prices were at net- losses of 14 to 34 points October closing at 2062. At its highest October sold at GO and at its lowest at 2050 a range of exactly 2 cents per pound or 10 a bale. In the spot department middling opt 25 rxnnts closing at 1 Jo cents a po ind which price compared with 12 2o on the clo of this week last year. Ort bureau i day the figures of 70 8 ns till' percentage of condition on I July 25 were considered surprisingly I low.

and prices bulged about 850 a ball' Mo traders looked for at i VT-I 73 per ct nt of normal and an indicated crop of not far from 1200000 bales. whereas tile government fig. ores indicated a crop of but 11 449 000 hales. After bureau day the market re- rlived me pupport from the contin- uerl dry weather and high tempera totes in Texas hut there was con- I slant liq 11 lation of long contracts and loons leratle fre wiling on the then- ry that the government had underestimated the condition of the crop. This was psrtieuthrFr the case after UERE is your chance tl to buy one of these famous Personal Writing Machines on the easiest terms ever offered.

Bring a 2 bill and take your Corona rmm today. BAYLIS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. No I South Broad St. Atlanta Ca. MAIL THIS COUPON titntnt rnt In Corona P1 ft ad mc morvlnformaxioawith out obltgstton.

Cedar Chests 18x18x42 inches Only 950 Quantity production makes this price possible Send 5 with order. Balance C. O. D. W.

H. HARPER P. O. Box 312. Valdosta Georgia the weekly crop reports were issued which most traders interpreted as re- fleeting a higher condition than was shown in the monthly report.

Next to no rain fell in Texas the week through. while temperatures rose to as high as 110 degrees at some points. These weather conditions held sellers in check although they did not prevent a gradually sagging market. BAR REPUBLICANS FROM DOUGHERTY DEMOCRAT POLLS Albany Ga. August 6 Special It evidently is the desire of the democratic executive committee of Dough.

erty county to discourage republicans from voting in the county primary and the point is made by some local critics that in going beyond the rules of the state committee the county committee exceeded its authority. But the county committee stands pat on what it has done. Some members were in favor of enacting an even more drastic rule than was adopted but receded from their position after considerable debate. The brief rule finally adopted is as follows That no person shall be permitted to vote in said primary un. less he or she is a valid member of the democratic party in both state and national politics and that the art of voting shall constitute such pledge.

The rule will bar from the primary a good many republicans who vote for their party nominees in national elections but have been democrats in local contests for years. For the first time members of th. county committee will be elected at the primary to he held September 13. Hitherto they have been selected at a mass meeting held every two years. SOLDIERS GET SHOT-IN ARM AND SHAM FIGHT Correspondents' Headquarters.

Camp McClellan Anniston. Ala. August i Special Officers and men of the citizens' military training units at Camp McCltllan wound up their first week of intensive military trainin at the post here on Saturday by Uk. tug the first of their shots in the arm. the surgeons being bu during the afternoon ith the admin.

istering of typhoid. para typhoid an 1 smallpox vaccinations among the of. ficrs and 3004 students. Announcement was made Saturday that a big sham battle would be staged for the benefit of the students from the fourth corps area on the after- noon of August 24. and that an attack against an imaginary enemy would be given for the benefit of tli C.

M. T. C. students on the reservation The public will be permitted to new the attack from points of vantage on the reservation. Candidates have been arriving daily for more than.

a week. Klan Is Attacked By National Board Of Hibernians Order Atlantic City August 6 Resolu lions adopted by the national board of the ancient order of Iiibernians. it session here sharply attack the Ku Klux Klan. The Ku Klux Klan challenge to our Catholic citizenship should be op- pos by aggressive intellectual pow. er the resolution read.

The rancorous bigotry of these script politics societies is designed to disbar us from the rights guaranteed by the America we helped to found and build. Another reolution decried the unhappy division of the Irish people. and expressed hope for an early cessa tion of strife. THOMAS MERCHANTS' BUSINESS AS USUAL" Thomasville GtM August 8 iSje cial Thomaoville merxhintg have gone north to tar in their fall and win tlr stocks and new goods tire a ready arriving. In spite of the fact that the strike is st 11 on anti other drawbacks to business the eem to be buying goods just a usual und it is probable that the stocks will be as full ever.

judging from present indications. investments That Will Make You Money WHITEHALL STRxT Far trieH is tae lot far retail store that PV big rOnta i Can be bought bflow today market Dd will Increase In lu svtrjr jr j- own WALTON sTnEar A rorner in thin tour blocks of the po tefflr For a few ri ve a prict that will show oasis wlae buyer Dice profit is a very short tlm. rKsesrrutag STREET. Grace tot SOi200. la the Teeth on section I.

so nil. a location for atom Ml ng taU or putmfll boo. as ran be found In the City. Thlt la one of the few cornera that can bought In tlill lertlon. Sorni BROAD TRFET In ira 500 ft of Bh a two department tore Mid la the center of big dlopmnu We can aril It I price that we belleTe wilt how a prottt of 1000 per toot ln Me of a few years.

Price other pror on road street then corn is sad We Us. A. S. GATES CO. Realtors Grant Building Hubbard Brose Co.

Cotton Merchants Hanover Square New York Members New tork Co ion Ezchanc New Orleans Cotton New York Produce Exchange. associate members Liverpool Cotton AsaQ cUUon. Order. solicited for the purchase and Ie or cotton and cotton a ed oil for future delivery. Special attention nd liberal terms given for consignments or spot cotton tot delivery.

CorresPondence tavited. Rome August Martial law is supplanting civil authority in ran oo parts of Italy is the danger of civil war between pie ultravpacnotic fasclati and the communists and other radicals grows. The entire provinces of Milan. Ge- noa and other localities are now under military control. Meanwhile fascist are rowing bolder seizing the reins of local government when- ever they can.

burning newspapers arresting civilians and otherwise taking the law into their own hands in their campaign of force against the radicals. The new Italian government is attempting to deal with the situation. Measures of defense for localities in danger of being occupied by the Ii dsti were ordered by the cabinet. The cabinet also appealed to all Italmps to assist it in suppressing civil fighting Fasristi leaders meanwhile. an- nounee that their ranks are steadily growing They said that all port workers had deserted their socialist I organizations and joined the taseisti.

At Milan artillery was placed around the chamber of labor at the requests of the socialists who feared their headquarters would be seized the fssciBti. They occupied the municipal build- ng at Bust Arsizio a city of 20 000 and seized the mayor. his daughter and her fiance accusing them of hurl- ng bombs at the fa cistu At Turin the entire edition of one iew papfr was seized and publicly burned. Station DestroyedlyFire Loss Is 500000 Knoxville. Tpnn.

August 6 A fire unknown or gm today destroyed the freight station of the Louisville and Nashville railroad an 1 JO empty oxcars in the yards. The loss is timattcl at 5001101 l1iam BroomI' deputy state ire commissioner declared tonight that he believed the fire to be of in pendiary origin He said an investigation would be started today. Fire- men were handicapped because of low water pressure. due to a misunderstanding of orders th. cily water plant not turning on ilth pressure nto the mains until B.

Kuhlmlln. commissioner of public safety who was working with tile firemen commandeered au auto rushed to the plant and threatened to discharge the entire force unless the fire department appeals for high pressure was complied with immediately. R. Morrison. surwnntendpnt of he Ixim ville and Nashville sa 1 erection of a temporary freight sh would be begun tomorrow.

In the meantime less thin carload sh pmenis not be handled. Chicago Strike Of Street Car Men Is Settled Chicago ugu Phicago will ride to work Monday for the first time in six days. Employees of both thr elevated and surface ear lines voted late Sunday to accept II wage cut of 10 cents an ho ir They retain th eight hour day and other working priv. ileJps. The end of the strike came when the patience of hundreds of thousands of loop workers who have been forced to ride in trucks into jitney busses or walk hid abo it reached an end.

Estimates of lo es to the traction companies the employees. and to business run into many II ons FAYETTE AND HENRY FACE HOT CAMPAIGNS Juliettp Ga. August 6 Spe cial Hie democratic executive committee of layette county has set Wed- i esday September 13. as the date for the cominc primary This comnuttei indorsed lion. Blaloek as aran date for commissioner of ul ture It is Fayettes time to fur.

a state senator and ex Senator C. D. ltedwine is a rind idate for the place. lion. Culpepper will be a cam date to succeed him.

self in the legislature. The democratic executive committee has set September 13 as the late for the coming election. In ad 1 tion to five county commi1- oners Henry county will elect the next senator from the trirt composed of I Fulton Clayton and Henry. E. Sm th of McDonough ne of the best known lawyers of this section.

has announced for state senator. lie was formerly mayor of MrDononsh find has represented Henry in both the state leg. tslature and senate. NEGRO WOMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING BOLT Thotnasville Ga. August 6 Sj rial Thomaay Ue has had wry lit- tie rain of late.

lint tie have been heavy every afternoon mid ac compsnied by thunder and light. nine Friday afternoon negro worn- an of the estate Kite Ireland was killed by lightning. another woman badly injured and several ildren shQoked Lightning slro. the horse where the ntltrOll were damaging it hut not de froving it Tie woman wh was killed bad a 7 ing baby only week old which was not hurt. For Sale at Auction.

Ellht dwellings form rlT orcoi led by whiten 10 brawi formerly ueeaplod colored I brick trhno lldinr terml null hare 1 hl to 1 ml 1 on prrm to the hih ddcr term cs nt 8 1922. IVU Ucd Information mmlhPd upon quest Sc Mil manager. beard of tdn cotton. city bill TJ city wrrp tb rtrbt to iro pt or re 17 bid. ud to wtire ay cbnl clltI LA' Purcbsstnr Ascot.

Cite of AtltaU R. Brtwitcr Start SoI6la Albert UowrIL It. Hnr 011 U. Dwey P. lnndworU vrtfcnr ROTMn E.

StrpbrM Dorsey. Brwter flyuts SAwyers 607 to 521 Tte Raktett-Hnpbraj Ct. Bead ATLANTA GrOQI CALL BELLE ISLE TAXICABS Grant Park Site For High School To Be Discussed Renewal of discu sion on the Grant park site for the location of the girls senior hip school will be brought up in city council Monday with a view of having council decide definitely on whether the park property is to be used for school purposes or some other site is to be selected it was announced Sunday by Council- man J. C. Murphy.

For several weeks the girls' senior high school site has been one of the main subjects of discussion at council meetings. Twice council has referred the matter of the Grant park location to the board of education and bond commission for amendments to recommendations made by both bod- ies. At the last meeting or council a resolution was adopted referring the matter to the education board and bond commission. with a suggestion that efforts be made to induce the Grant be ire to sign quit-claim deeds to the property so it could be utilized for school purposes. A number of the Grant heirs are absent from the city on vacations Councilman Murphy stated.

and efforts to obtain quit-claim deeds from them have been unsuccessful. In' the event half of the Grant heirs are willing to approve the property being used for school purposes it is the object of the board of education to recommend that the remaining heirs be paid their pro rats share of a reasonable appraised valuation. Council also will pass on selection by the board of education of an tight acre tract bounded by Law. ton and PPEpll8 streets in West End a. It site for the southwestern junior i high school.

The board ed pun chase of this property which is owned by Mrs. Sarah H. Conley. for the sum of 550000. POLICE PROBING ALLEGED ROBBERY OF VISITOR HERE A man found in an unconscious condition Saturday night in front of 22 West Alabama street is believed by physicians at the Grady hospital to he Clair Myers Co of Beaufort C.

This decision was basest on a war registration card found MI the mans cost pocket by Frank Trammel at' the hospital. and authorities in the South Carolina town were immediately communicated with in an effort to get in to ich with relatives. The injured man had not regained consciousness up to a late hour Sunday night. He was found on the sidewalk with a badly swollen head one eye being entirely dosed. Police are investigating on the theory that he was assaulted and robbed.

Geneva August 6 By the Associated Press. The balloonists competing in the Gordon Bennett race rose from the ground this afternoon in the present. of 50 000 spectators and with favorable weather conditions. All the balloons took the direction of South Germany but it is thought when they reach a higher altitude they may be driven southeastward toward. Constan.

tinople. The first balloon rose from the pound at 4 :25 m. the other following at five minute intervals until II were floating over Late Genera af. fording a unique spectacle. The American balloonist were given an oration as they rose In the air by a large contingent of American visitors in the grandstand.

Experts believe there will be no landing reported inside of 48 hours. Pekm August By the Associated Press The city of Kiukiang. also known as Kiangchow. in Wiangsi province. has ben sacked by mutinous troops according to advices received here today.

Two hundred shops were looted and destroyed. The damage is placed at S3 000 000 No Longer a Question. i know where to EAT Where delicious meats and vegetables are served where exquisite salads are offered- where delightful rolls and muffins and pies and pastries. all homemade are served. that fairly melt in your mouth And Prices Are Right Too Lamberts Cafeteria I E.

Alabama St. Connally Bide DRUID HILLS On East Lake road near Durand road one of the group' of brick bungalows which are within one block of North De- catur car line lot is 6ox300 house has 6 rooms and tile bath tile roof furnace side drive and garage price 12000 cash pa ment of 2000 will put you in possession balance is in monthly notes already signed and first mortgage loan. Adair Realty Trust Company We May' Have the Blank Book You Need Too Only yesterday a young doctor showed us a special form he wanted made up in loose leaf style. We said Hold on we have just what ou want right here in stock" and so saved him time and mone We also have Insurance Registers Salesmen's Report Books Household Expense Books Trio Balance Rooks Club arid Lodge Registers Columnar Books cud many other worth while forms. JOOTE DiVms CQMMNY Five Seconds From Five Points" Daffodil Sandwiches For the Picnic--- Noth ng nicer than day In the wood.

with the tout ill of the joy of the trip 1 taken slit of Mother with tbe extra am ant of work preparing odwiho pie CAUY DAFFODIL SANDWICHES aw LET HER ENJOY THE DAY Daffodil a Puff. lI1t Xu aroona and Oltmeal Cookies will almott complete this tatket iii North PryOT NOW IS THE TIME TO. IMPROVE OR ENLARGE YOUR BUSINESS HOME If It Bu ln Property we rent It. We would be triad to discuss the matter of your Bu ness Home with you and believe we can serve you. A.

S. ADAMS TES CO. Realtor Grant Building. JAMES L. RESPESS CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ATLANTA.

GEORGIA AUDITS SYSTEMS FEDERAL TAX SERVICE Pton. Ivy 5305 809 10 Forayeb Bide Dameron Black Company- CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS GENERAL ACCOUNTING AND INCOME TAX PRACTICE ALONZOKI CHARD I ATLANTA TWST CO BLM i ATLANTA IBB RCAtTV BUX2 MACON FOR SALE Flat newsprint paper suitable for small publishers and job printers. The. price is right. P.

O. Box 1731 Atlanta Ga. Lodge Notices A. raited emmamiloUoft fT. Lock Lodp.

ice. rra and Accepted x- wm held. la It tempi Wat EMk o'clock cu tU 3011411 evening for tkt purpose et con. tnnai tfce Misters derm a fall class of esadMstes All Hy sash. tied brethren cordially Invited UattenO Br onlcr of GUY A.

MOORE V. IL W. 8. pICHABDeOS. Secy.

A called tOtDDIuBkad01l 17. fturor Lodn 2k 41. r. Al il. will be held.

tit Ma- comic hall la Decatur. ttl onda7) Slight. AtIpIt 7 It odoek for th porpose of a- rln tl Entered Apprentice den Ylaitlnc brethren are eordtallT la- riled to attend Ui order of R. ItOtLaNS5ThA. W.

If FLETCHER PEARSON Secy. The repilar commun5rttlo Lebanon Lodjrt So. 655 T. A. M.

011. Monday evening. It Lebanon Temple corner Georgia lessee said South Pryoc street I it o'clock. Work la the Entered Apprentice detre Candidates. please be present promptly.

Vlaltlnr brethren cordially tarlted to meet with us. By order 31. STEVEX W. It AunmR niTXLAP. Secretary.

COETTZ DE LION COMX11ThRT Sc. 4 Xa1cta mpUr A stated ooDdaTt 5 Coear de Lion Command. ry So. 4 Knlfhta Tom- pin. wilt be held in It Ayium Monday.

evening August 7th. at 8 o'clock. AU Thltlnc ir Knlgtlte are cordially la. Tiled to meet with no By order of AD DICKS. Commander D.

GOODMAN. a nm. W. MURRELU Recorder. Funeral Notices BLRROLGH The friends of Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. BuTrough of a Mrs. Annie Cue.

Piedmont. Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Case.

Mr. and Mrs. I Case. or Birmingham Ala. are invited to attend the fu neral of Mrs.

Angll Burrough this Monday morning. at 10 clock from the residence uckia street. Rev. IV Debardeleben will officiate Interment. Magnolia- cemetery.

wtry Lowndes Co. funeral directors. ULCK The friends and relative. ot Mrs. Mars' fl.

Duck. widow of th late Mr. It. R. S.

Duck Miss Mlnnlo Duck of Daytona. Fla. Mrs. Jo sepli Parantha. or Washington 01.

Miss Marion E. Duck of St. Louis Mo. and Mr. Paranttia of Washington GL are invited to attend the.

funeral sen Ices of Mr Mary Duck at the chapel of It. 11. Patterson. Son tomorrow Tuesday morning August 8 1922. at It o'clock Interment will be let Oakland cemetery.

nil The friends and retain ea of Mr. and Mrs. 8 Z. Ruff. Miss Adelaide Ruff.

Mr. Fielding Arnold Ruff and Mrs. O. Hardwlek. are invited to attend the funeral.

services of Mr. Z. Ruff at the First Baptist church Decatur Ga. this Monday morning August 7. 1922 at 10 38 clock Rev.

F. Purser will 01(late Interment will be In Decatur Cemetery. The following- gentlemen will please act- as. pallbearers and meet at the church at 10 IS o'clock Mr. John Gilmore Mr.

Ed par founts My P. K. Burns Mr. John Cunlug. barn.

Mr. Dabney and Mr. John F. Cotley. H.

M. Patterson Son. JORDAN The friends and relatives of Mr. an Mrs. D.

IL Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. F. Jordan of Marietta a Mr.

and Mr Br nkle ot saw Oa Mr. and Mrs. halker or Kenne aw Ga. Pr and Mrs. H.

GosKins. of Jacksonville I la Mr and Mrs. A Jordan of Atlanta. Ga. Mr.

and Mrs. F. Danel of Atlanta. Ga. Mr.

and Mrs. T. IL Jordan. Chicago. Ill- Mr.

and Mrs. It. Morris Atlanta Ga. are Invited to attend the funeral. or D.

1 Jordan this Monday August at th resilience of P. rtrfnklei KennHaw. Ga. Rev G. S.

Bond officiating- Interment Marietta city cemetery. J. F. Collins Son or Acworth In charge IltTNMrt TT The friends and rela- es or Mr. and Mrs.

T. P. IlunnI- rutl Mr. A Mattlson Mr. and Mrs.

Charles A Smith. Miss Palsy Matt son Mrs Anne Akers. Mr. and Mr A tlattlson of Decatur 01. and Mr.

and Mrs 31. Mattison. or New- York. are invited to attend the fu neral services of Mrs. T.

P. Hunnl1 cult lot the chapel of IL Patterson Son this Monday afternoon. Aurust 7 1922 at 4 o'clock RevI F. F. Dempsey win officiate Inter.

fluent will be private In West Vie cemetery The following pentlemen will please act as pallbearers' ant meet at the chapel. at. 3 45 clock' Pr. W. I.

Gilbert Mr. A W. Lon Mr. Stiles Hopkins Mr. E.

E. Palli Mr Atkinson and Mr W. Funeral Designs A Specialty 1 Prachtrt Street Pubtr tre MAGNOLIA CEMETERY IMPERIAL HOTEL ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF- Peachtree St. at ivy St. AtlraU Hotel of ijTint on appointment for th comfort of Juuh.

very room us sutside room wltb two or mote wind rwi unequalled for VeJJtIIlUIJD nOInH' and rlfinllnpu Yoderl" truuteat and reIlentiai rate HUGH F. OALVIN. Proprietor. Notice ALL BARBERS INTERESTED IN THE REPEALING OF THE STATE BARBER U. CENSE LAW WILL PLEASE MEET AT THE STATE CAPITOL MONDAY AUGUST 7 AT 4 P.

M. An Opportunity For Work Account mechanical cr ft enie ptoyes b. Tinf gone on trilte the COLORADO SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. will employ in tU hop. roundhouse sad eat department at Denver Trinidad and Cheyenne men mitsUi for such a rrce.

Board and lodging free under ample protection. Ideal climate and working con ditiona. For information call on If. R. Todd 822.

Mealey Building. or wits or Write IL Vi. Ridgway Superintendent Motive Power. 359. Railway Exchange Building Denrer Colorado.

CALL BELLE ISLE TAXI CABS GOOnmsURANCE" Osrsrr rMORE 11IEBEST Sqild PRINTINGOOKUMI lirBLICATl01U 11 II :1 1 MANUf ACTIJRERS IT t. i ROOFING well. known in im- delivery. bY PI. on.

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S. J. Me Carty J. J. I Ple A.

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B. Margery G. and Mrs. N. J.

I 1 l' 7 BonaMark tlsReldXed 6. bein small ear es ny mqT ng pQCtS sytem Illy in saUls high-grade term ra tes I OOO I 1 S215.300"1 rorre ondinr eJ' 1 I in I 1 I' comp re3 i I I 1 yur I A. I i ritin 1 I 1 niC com 1 100000 eec nnk I nt i 2000000 I Pow-I I Min-I I Day High ek in I over' i I I se i II I I sion prz nrr net lo es I ksin I O6 i I 10 I PO in Is. I 2125 pound 1225 dose I I iOH ITuly I I' tra lrs 1a cent 1 I 11449 I some in liquidation I Insidlrhhll fresh IlIin I Ii ha 1' 17 a Thi wn Tart lnlarl ca I I i I I I I I i I RE home SA YLIS Im 11. send witb- Nm J44Jo.

5 I WHHARPER I I Bo I in Special. is is rul pat" mber is in na tional poli tics. I hI' rromin in con tests yea TS. rs SHOT eIN I 5. SpeC al.

in busy typhoid ant amon 3. ebi ttge I' It. I ainst 1 view arri nr 6. lI blrnlan sha ply chal lnge posed 1otry dlv don stri fl' ttS1e. Thomasville ville II lid win.

al. ire 1Ict I is still an ot I they oods as ual is I II I yitcllu t1n tzOd a. tolo. today. and nluO' day 0 I I ALTO Arornrr I.

fnle days b. PM. 1M I nItr tlon. Ie. I to filling be tlOII I 1- tUn StieSs lit.

jll Isolde 9t I Grant CO tOD I Cotton Exchange. A I I seed anel 4ellY ry. s. Jj t. CIVILYIARTOOMS' IN ITALIAN STRIFE A Martial supplan in uri- on of' uitra pacriotic I growing reins I I leir Ital verument is yil ing.

growing. lOC' aliiot I orrani tions I ialistll ht' quarters by ing 20000 ing fascisti. newspaper Freight Destroyed by Fire A of estroe and 0 boxcars es- lOOOO fire in- origin. inv into di har 1' C. uJW intlndpnt Louisville lihvjJp fr" ght shed 1" 8 IIbipmenls will An ust 6.

llJ0 fO in six hour. th" hour in uCh jnm about losses ma I miIlon I. 1he ittPe coun If Id nesday di io fag BI I didate is nish natnr Hf dwinl' is ran i 1 nc a id lo" I' Id ndllition sioner dill- rompose 1 o' i I ha rlp le Thoma vi1lp. a. 6.

TbomoRv1le hpa vy ever Il ttrnoon thun rr nine. Mrs. Irl' lnd om a I' c. m9ltin destroying it. who ywlng rmrlr 11 bn by Iorrd vII" eral tahle t' I.

hlrbt bidder euh. AniTID III tallrd re- hnoinnl The cll roo. the re. and al tpchDJ. 3.

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vt. St cwll uata RaM IHRIin UN I MwI wtS I Gi rttiP rli5itfiCO on 1. senior lIUl tinP. lee. heirs qult laim dO is no i pal in pst It hi I i i than uncon cious 1 t.

S. 1 in at in touch BALtOONISTSBEGIN GORDON IIENNifi RACE A urust By The voundthi3 fare tie i a the 4:25 p. in merittn rol lothe Onti lIt Ameri CHINESE CITY SACKED BY MUTINOUS TROOPS By I M' The city bf cktd adT cea we I dama I is plaC' 53000000 her served- her I' BId BUNGALOW I sid payment atreadysigned i I' I show I we you I I' in money. I I I i olhnlt tamlly is amount L. molt H1 It I 0 elf 4 klea III 1 flualnea.

lness ADAMSC4TFS I IT 809-10 meron 1 lJo giJ. af D. Lu 1. anc11ecepte4 be Its tdIpUWt at i ibis tnc UtpurpweQf lfa Jt It bft n. h1rlt B70s.

A of rom 10. A 1L. at theUa- mc this toa. t8 tile pa cnn- tftl the EZlteiWAJII ntke degree. lltlnc.

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tt lu- i. o'clock. I 1. I The Us. it.

waS I. ngton. Io. C. H.

Invit services Mrs. U. 8. 19 o'clock. The relatives S.

Mi Ir. churchDecatur. a roncikg 7 uls2e mate. 10:15 Ir. Edgar W.

1. Ir. The Ai 1 rJa I I Ul fr. w. P.

Chalker. Krnnesaw. i gftlr laJ Iri J. pl Ir. 7.

p. m. the 1. to. The tiVs PHunnl harl A.

tison frl A. Yo 1. Cu- 7. o'clock. Rev.

3:45 lr. A. 111. r. fII I.

I Sp ialty I rgJh fa ass Ivy 17 IT UIrOO aptl lntment. the d. r11 litl1 II tel. OALVINProprJetor. CENSELAW it Opp rtunity FqrWork craft baTtsODe Ii trike RAIL WAY ill I uftahle sank.

PrOte io worl azzHeaey S1Ipfl' Dtmdent chaDe I 1 f' IPRiNTING IflflT1 a I i SIiUUUUSSSIIIUSIIIUISl prf 11 Fee- i 4 itobi Mri. Cuy Icr Mr. 15 15 V. Fo I. Ie p- si W.

lr. W. tr. TId Well Several SIO72OOOO. 92i000 tb 4 8 wa i points 70i Cs 11.449- hSffilntITSStdInCoan mor.

Na re- un- eho Special. training with th the er" pa rentaa aIu it. hess poetsifirs. fr we base a time. ml 501" ew a ITALIANSTRiFE he tak- origin William the high N.

August Chicago th millions. The coming primary. A. a candidate J. W.

carelidate commissioners Smith 4ne ac- rnigh strng ti.led luuutljIo isul he inlut Im. Dtiited ronerves ccpt eive PROPE55lOAL CARIL 3 I Ciit Uaata C. kSk discussion Be eeher St. i5 50000 af- The De- 12OOO ma--- th th A 1affdt1Lmn TD fto" I 1 1 us. werent Business OS eafl of 55.

Tse 5 A fovea tb daly ed Set I a IORAR1DeOg ec3i fUgoras A s. Ge. 7. feertag 5 A ri 51 I Tusylar. ar ADDICKS a I I The H.

Jo- Gat uf lO3 o'clock. J. lurser 5 ani S. 4ta. Mrs.

Brlnkley J. la 3. A. ci I rn A. an Mrs.

W. iiunna Lonw MrCDAtklnson Ty itzta11i50 Iv PLOWER. Cl sirov VhS lv SeTS sdsantigrona dawn. rates. IaVimg shopt DmverColordo CALLBELLE ISLETAXICABS I SA r--.