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Page Sixteen. THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA. WaJNESDAT mE 10 1914 Si Ik fe r. I New Silks Far. elth Regular Prices THIS is the sale we told ypu to look' for yesterday.

This is why 150 Silk Crepes 98c A cool crinkly Crepe of surpass ing grace. Black and leading colors 40 Inches. 225 Crepe de Chine 149 A rich lustrous black' Crepe de Chine. 48 inches wide. 150 Foulards 8Se Yard wide spot proof Foulard In neat floral bud and Spray.

patterns. 150 Silk Moire 98c Black Silk Moire fulf yard wide. 150 Silk Wool Poplins 98c. Silk Wedded to Wool tu union of beauty and service. Black and leading colors 40 Inches.

250 Casfadeuse 139 The silk sensation of spring. A firm crepey silk with a rich lustrous surface. Leading street shades. Silk Organdies 39c Firm" Silk Organdie the craze for blouses. party frocks.

etc. Black white and' colors 40 Inches. 1 Printed Chiffons 59c White and colored grounds print ed with buds and flowers 40 inches. Sltanung 59c Imported Silk. Shantung in the- natural rough weave 33 Inches.

1 Messaline 7Sc Our Gold Edge Black Messaline that always cells at 1. Yard wide. 5 Taffeta 98c A rich pliant black Silk Taffeta that drapes delightfully inch. Main. Floor Left.

2 to 3 Laces at 79c 119 DOES it read like exaggeration Well it Were careful to advertise facts. Each- advertisement mustbuild up or pull down our business and were building cup. But about these laces. There are. Silk Chantillys Shadow Laces NetToplaces AU' in 12 to inch floutlcings in black cream and white.

3 to 5 Flat Venise Laces Type is cold' and colorless to picture their rare beauty. See them today for the first time. In bands and galloons from 4 to 18 inches wide. Main Floor Left. Here Are the.

New Wash Goods THE buyer has jut return ed from New York with" these cool attractive beauties. Many specially priced. 19c Batiste lOc A. clear crisp batiste bestrewn with-flowers. 2Sc CordsQf 15c Imagine a.

white crepe Bedford Cord' with a neat colored' stripe about- one inch apart. Fine for wash' suits Russian tunic skirts etc. 3Sc Cords at 25c' English- Bedford Cord. white ground with neat colored hairline stripes. 36 inches.

Also at. 25c Are The scarce colored stripe voiles. 40 Inches. Inch flowered' crepes. 4 lnch flowered voiles.

English' crepes In stripes and checks. New white ratines. Mal Floor Left. English Serving Trays 49c PLATED on white metal oval shape 10x16 inch es. Attached handles embossed border figured design in center.

Party Boxes. 298 OROCCO leather cases 3x4 inches fitted with memorandum tablet lick stick- holder vanity and powder box mirror cologne bottle and comb. White silk moire lined. German Silver Mfish Bags 169 WE'VE sold hundreds of- bags just like these at 298. German.

silver' bags every. one. of the popular breatlCss square. mesh. They have soldered long link ban dies and ire finished with ball fringe at bottom.

6 and inch size now you know- how remarkable they are at 169. Main Floor Center. M. RICH BROS. CQ.

Trustees of Emory' College Indignant Over Report of Lack. of Harmony. Indignation was expressed by trustees of Emory college yesterday- over the published report that objection had been made during their recent meeting to Thomas W. Connolly the" well- known Atlanta attorney on the ground that Mr. Connally was a Baptlat.

It was publtshe that dlssentlon had been created In the ranks over the al leged disinclination of trustees to set a precedent of keeping in the' fold a member of any denomination other than a Methodist with which sect the college Is affiliated. It is stated' by Emory officials that the report is not only false but Is absolutely ungrounded. An Investigation hasbeen started-as to Us origin. A number of' the trustees. including- tea G.

Candler. Dr. Stewart Roberts. 3. A.

Palmer. Charles Shelton. H. Y. McCord.

Dr. Dickey and Mr. onna1Iy returned to Atlanta- last night The report Is' an unmitigated falsehood. Mr. Candler stated last night.

I cannot see where it came from. There was no for Its origin. The meeting was as tranquil and' harmonious' as any we've ever. Mr. Connally served' on the board.

was instrumental In much good work that. was accomplished by the body. There never been any objection of any character' against him. Mr. Connally is an- honored alumnus of the class of 1902.

said Dr. Roberts. He- was gladly received by the board of. trustees. and was put.

upon one' of the. most important committees of the meeting. There. Is no truth to the report and none of us has been able to find where and how It started. W.

D. THOMPSON NAMED TRUSTEE OF- EMORY. Emory College Oxford. Ga. June 9.

peclal. William Daner Thompson of Atlanta. was this afternoon elected alumni trustee of Emory col lege to succeed Charles- B. Shelton. whose term of office had expired.

Robert Lee Avery of Atlanta was reelected president of the Alumni as soclatlon Rev. S. P. Wiggins of Atlanta. was elected vice president Professor H.

Stone. of Oxford. was re-elected secretary. and' Thomas. Connally of- Atlanta treasurer of- the same association.

The newly-elected trustees of the association are Prest- dent. M. M. Parks of Mllledgeville and State Superintendent M. L.

Brittaln of Atlanta. i A- committee was. appointed by the board of' trustees to confer with. the educational commission appointed-- by the general conference' concerning. the establishment of a Methodist university in Georgia.

The committee is as follows President James E. Dickey. Asa G. Candler. R.

3. Gulnn. H. Y. McCord and Dr.

W. P. Lovejoy. The trustees accepted. the resignation of Dr.

Rembert G. Smith. of the department of" philosophy the resignation to take effect- at the time of I the meeting of' the North Georgia an- jnual conference in November. Dr. Smith has.

been a member of the Emory faculty for eleven years. The trustees- the- faculty' and. the student body regret that. he has decided to leave the college and re-enter the regular ministry. Dr.

Smith was a delegate to the recent general conference in Oklahoma City. The' board. adjourned to meet. In July. at which time successors will be elected to Dr.

Charles E. DQwman. of the department of theology and W. R. Jones of.

the department of biology. Dr. F. Melton of the department of English. who.

has been a member I of the faculty for six years. was reelected for a term of. three years. Professor' Nolan' A. Goodyear.

whose leave of. absence has expired. will re sume charge of the sub de partment and the directorship of the Williams gymnasium. Degree for Atlanta Boy. Boston.

Mass. June 9 Special. At-- the graduating exercises today of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology President- Richard C. Maclaurin conferred on George Winchester Barnwell of Atlanta. the degree of B.

S. bachelor of. science The title of his graduation thesis was An Investigation of the electric light and power requirements at a technical Killed by- Bolt. Rome. Ga.

June 9. Special. The year son of Lint Williams. a ne- frro farmer residing near the city urn- its. was killed by.

lightning yesterday afternoon. Other members of the family- In' the house were not hurt. A white man. A. L.

Floyd- who Stopped at the house. for shelter during the storm. was' knocked senseless by the bolt and his back and arms- badly burned. PERMANENCY In the Agency you buy a car from should be. a very' import ant factor.

We have- been in business live years. FACILITIES We are equipped to handle repairs to any part of a car to give service. REPAIR PARTS A full stock in Atlanta means time. saving to you in time of need. JOHN M.

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North. Ill Ptacbtrc St. Atlanta. MONET TO LOAN JON Diamonds and Automobiles HARRY MAT 25V WJtirthall Slreel Many Persons Injured in Rom and Other Cities Strike Gains in Intensity. Rome June 9.

The general strike proclaimed yesterday as a protest against repressive measures taken by the government In connection with demonstrations at Ancona Sunday. when several men were ahot down. is gaining in intensity. The resentment of the workmen was fanned by the killing of' another striker at Florence today. The government views the movement with anxiety.

as- It. is believed to be supported not only by the socialists but by the radical party. The premier was subjected to strong criticism In' the chamber for prohibiting anti meetings June 7. Re answered that there had been no trouble except at Ancona and that none regretted more than he the loss of life. He said the policemen who fired.

the. fatal. shots would be prosecuted. In Rome tonight a. thousand.

strikers tried to march to the qulrinal. and came- into violent contact with the troops and police. who fired nine volleys in the. air before the mob gave way. Many soldiers arid strikers were insured.

The strikers attempted to re-form- their shattered ranks and' another fierce engagement with the police took place before they were dispersed. In' cities- where the strike waa in force no. newspapers were published. From many' parts of Italy come re ports of disorders. At Genoa.

strikers compelled the storekeepers' to close their places- of business. At. Turin rioters seized two wagon loads of to- bacto belonging to the state and threw several- cases of cigarettes. through the window of a cafe and burned the re mainder before cavalry. dispersed them.

At Venice several clashes occurred between strikers and police. After forcing all. the stores to close strikers. at Bergamo smashed. the windows of cars and forced railroad employees to return to- the car sheds.

AT THE THEATERS. Keith Vaudeville. At the Forsyth. Variety of- the moat Inviting character makes the bill at. the Forsyth this week an Ideal hot.

weather entertainment. Ray Sam. luels. the Blue Streak of Ragtime. has won herself.

a place on the honor roll In Atlanta- It Is true that but' little was known' about' her. before the Monday mati- nee. Theatrical notices In the eastern papers told' of-her qualities. but sometimes a New York hit falls In Atlanta. Miss Samuels Is eclipsing.

her- successes In other cities. Miss Elsa Ruegger Is a famous cellist. She Is one' of the. biggest salaried artists In alt vaudeville. Morris Cronin and company present.

what Is about the' best novelty- that has been seen. at the Yoraytk. and Rurbert Kinney end Helene Clarke the society dancers. are winning favor- demonstrating the newest Ideas In ballroom dancing. Mother At the lyric.

Miss Lucille LaYerne Is scoring a personal triumph' at the Lyric- this week la Mother a play which gives her opportunity for the splendid emotional acting of which ghe la so fully- capable. The play is filled with tender passages and at times rises to heights of emotion. sir. Aylmer. Mr.

Mr. and Mr. Scott have excellent roles and handle' them well. Us. Helen Stewart.

an Atlanta Is revealing real talent' In a role calling for hard work. and Mlns Julia Neville who we. engaged especially for this play. is an addition to the company. Matinees will be given Thursday and' Saturday.

with performances every night this week. At the Grand. Another Vitagraph production comes to the Grand today In Lord Chumley. a drama. which comes direct from New York with a record of successive performances almost as great as the famous A Million Bid Lord Chumley" Is a story of army life that contains every element of human appeal and has stirring scenes staged with typical Vltairraph In genuity.

On the same program will be The Riders of Petershani. a. thrilling drama based on the raids of the night- riders Kentucky. Miss Jessie Houston will appear In new songs and Pathe' Weekly will also be' presented. Wolfe or the Conquest ol Quebec.

a historical battle story. will be presented Friday and Saturday' of this week. Next. week comes Annette Kellermann in Neptune Daughter. a big feature now.

running in the Globe theater. New York. BEAT HER WITH PISTOL. AND KILLED HIMSELF New York. Juno 9.

A woman. who said she was Mrs. Mary Boden. of Allentown Pa. ran out of her hoteL room early today bleeding from wounds boutthe head.

Hotel attendants took her back to her room where they found a man dying from a bullet wound In the mouth. The man. Mrs. Boden said was Vincent D. Steffano.

of this city. He shot himself. she sald after beating her with the butt- of a revolver. The man died later and Mrs. Boden was' held pending a coroners examination.

Allentown. Pa. June 9. Mrs. Boden Is the wife of George Boden.

of this city. She is 24 years old. The Bodens were. married four years ago and separated a year later. since which time the woman.

has been living in New York. The mother of Mrs. floden said Boden Is In the- Atlanta penitentiary. BRASS BAND IS USED TO SCATTER STRIKERS Pittsburg June 9. A crowd of 2000 persons surrounded the East Pittsburg jail late today theteatsntng to enter the building- by force but what' promised to be the first serious outbreak of the 10000 striking employees was averted toy the headedness of leaders.

When word was brought to strike headquarters that the Jail was threatened a brass. band was organized hastily and led by the band. the crowd was marched from the jail. to Turtle creek. The trouble arose when strike pickets and.

onlookers closed in on. a wagon being taken Into the plant of the Westinghouse Electric and. Maniufac- I turing company. A policeman arrested one man and struck another on the head. The crowd became inflamed and followed.

the. officer to the jail. FIGHTING TO IMPEACH FEDERAL JUDGE DAYTON Washington June 9. By virtue of my. office as representative I impeach Alston G.

Dayton. United States district judge for the northern of of West Virginia of high crimes and misdemeanors. said Representative Neely. of West Virginia. in the.

house today. He got no further. Republic. an Leader Mann was on his feet In' an Instant making a point of no quorum then a motion to adjourn by Represent. ative Fitzgerald.

of New York. was carried. Representative Neely. who had waited In the house all day today to at tempt the impeachment. probably- will renew his efforts Friday.

He has prepared. a long series of charges al leging official misconduct on. the part of Judge Dayton. The. case grows.

out of controversies that have been aired In West Virginia for. months' connection with labor troubles. Ovation for Mrs. Stevens. Raleigh.

Nl June 9. Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens of Mississippi president general of the United Daughters of the. Confederacy received a tremendous ovation when she addressed- the North Carolina. division of the Confederate Veterans' in union here.

The first session this afternoon resulted In the re-election of General Julian S. Carr as division commander. WILL YOU BE ONE' OF LUCKY THIRTEEN Cbntmued from Page One. subscriptions that will be' made during the remainder-of the contest- cornea to a close. Hundreds of names have been struck from the list of nominees in The Constitution's contest for the.

numerous free motor- cars. The lists that appear now have diminished astonishingly. The few representativeswho are left however. seem to have little dif ficulty In getting votes. This would Indicate that.

those who. have been dropped from the roll made no effort whatever to obtain votes. More than 126270 worth of opportunities exist and among so many millions of. people In Georgia and contigu- ous territory there should be many. enterprising ambitious persons who would.

desire to take advantage of the opportunities Riven by. The Constitution to get an automobile or. some other valuable prize free. But as yet not many of. these have made themselves known.

Thit. is an opportune time to do so. Just an- hour or. two In the search lor" votes by- an alert energetic person would placeher far up on the contest rolls and put her in line for one of the big powerful automobiles. Very little if fort would keep a leading position or a contestant and In the end.

if the roper step Is taken the result may be a happy one. Good Opportunity. If ou have the deslre to tako your share of the good things offered. and a reasonable amount of. courage.

then our opportunity is a good one. If you will take. advantage of the conditions ohtanlng now in' this' contest. If ever there was a charce to profit quickly. It Is being presented to you now.

Just think. thirteen automobiles be ivon by- thirteen parties in less than three weeks and as yet very little has been. done In the contest. There is nothing to- do that is beyond our capacity. Do not hesitate to take the first step.

You will find that most the seeming obstacles will lose their forbidding aspect. if met squarely and' sensibly. If you have already. been nominated. begin.

an active campaign today. If not. send in your name right now. You owe yourself the opportunity and' It costs you nothing to try for an automobile. Extra Bonus Offer.

For' every club of 4 worth of new spbecriptions turned In or mailed to his office by midnight June 13 a cer- tifteate for one hundrd and fifty thousand additional votes will be issued. These. clubs may be composed of new ubscrlptlorn for three and six months as well as yearly- subscriptions. At this rate one club of 24 worth of new subscriptions will to nearly three hundred thousand- votes- two cluba approximately six hundred thousand votes three clubs of each nearly one million. Most any energetic aggressive -candidate can get out.

and secure a mil- Ion votes a day between now and June 13. Now is the time to begin active work and continue right on until the. close of the contest. After the close of this special bonus period. no larger bonus offer will be made.

It is therefore to the advantage of each and every candidate to secure all the. new subscriptions possible during this week. GREAT' TECH DAY IS BIG SUCCESS Continued from Page One. others were The Atlanta Spirit Be hind Greater Tech. and father pitiful representation of the power plant which is at present doing duty for the school.

The present campaign is being conducted in an orderly and systematic There are very' few. spectacular features to it and. the appeal which Is being made is a plain business proposition according to the workers who have interested- themselvesin It and Is' being met and given support by the business men as such. The success of the movement is no longer in doubt according to members of the executive committee. and the hearty support.

tfthich it has met so far in Atlanta presages. an eminently successful termination of the the-campaign. J. R. A Hob son chairman of the ex ecutive commute stated that the success which had been metwlth on Georgia Tech Day- was far beyond.

the expectations or the committee. SnceeM Assured. The Interest which his been aroused on Georgia Tech Day in Atlanta has been far beyond our expectations. One only" needed to hear the. comments made by the business men who thronged' the streets- of the city to re alize that Atlanta appreciates the im portance.

of taking the lead in this movement to make. a greater institution of Georgia Tech. As outlined in the' beginning of the campaign Tech Day. Tuesday and Wednesday. Commencement Day.

were set' aside for. the purpose of explaining to the public the Interest which Atlanta has and the vital Interest of Atlanta business men In the success of the campaign. A number of prominent business men from. all parts of the state will be in Atlanta In attendance upon the" exercises of Tech. commencement day.

watching with keen. interest whether Atlanta realizes what an asset It as a city has In this great. technical school. The leading business men are. responding promptly to' the call upon Atlanta and that spells.

success. FOR- GRANDDAUGHTERS- TILLMAN IS FIGHTING Columbia S. June 9. Represen tatives of United. States-Senator Ben.

jamln' R. Tillman will argue tomorrow before- the supreme court here the petition of the senator. for an. order from the court granting him the custody of his granddaughters Lucy Dugas and' Sarah Starr Tlllman. during the months of July and August it was announced today.

A former. decree of this court. flied several years ago following. interesting legal proceedings here said' that the children's father. Benjamin R.

Tillman Jr. should have custody of the children during these months. TUlman Jr. plans. a trip to' Canada this summer as.

a government official. It was stated. at- the supreme court which resulted in Senator. filing his petition. The petition was filed Saturday.

Mrs. Dugas mother of. the children was ordered to show cause why' the petition should not be granted. The children are said to be now at Edgefield S. the home of their father.

NEWT CABINET MEMBER' URGED BY THE T. A. Houston. Texas. June- 9.

The Tray. elers' Protective association in ses sion here today adopted resolution advocating the creation of a new- governmental department. to be known. as the department of public works. wilt its secretary a member of the presi.

dents cabinet. It was urged upon thE floor of the convention that. the pro. posed department should work for national system of good roads. Discussion ot this resolution and re ports of.

national officers occupied the greater. part of. the Announce. ment was made that. twelve new posts had been established within the.

pas year. The board of claims. which reported that 198 more claims were paid during the past year- than in the previous one stated' that of these 31 per cent had been due to accidents to persons riding In automobiles or on motorcycles. i MORTUARY W. E.

Doris Meigs. Thomasville Ga. June 9. Special. w.

E. Davis a prominent citizen of Meigs died suddenly at his home' In that- town on. Saturday afternoon of acute indigestion and was buried yesterday afternoon. Mr. Davis was well known through.

this section and his funeral was attended by friends from Thomas Grady. Mitchell and Colqultt He was born in Lexington. Ga December 19 1839 and had been a resident of Meigs for. about thirty-five years. Besides his wife.

Mr. Davis is survived by eleven children. Mrs. John Boswell. James Atkinson.

Mrs. J. A. SasserMrs 1LL. Slngletary Rev.

TJ" M. Davis. Messrs. R. E.

Dais G. U. Davis. Alfred Davis H. I Davis Herbert Davis and J.

R. Davis. Mrs. Lottie Gray Browne. Mrs.

Lottie Gray Browne aged 39- died Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at her residence 136 West Peachtree street. She is survived by two children. William and Lewis her mother. Mrs. John Gray one sister.

Mrs. O. C. Clark- aunt. Mrs.

George Thompson and' an uncle Alexander Rowe. Funeral services will. be. held this afternoon. at- 3:30 o'clock at Patterson's chapel.

Rev. C. B. Wllmer of ficlating. The body.

will be taken at 5:20 o'clock- tonight to Alexandria La. for interment. A. P. Cooper Orchard Hill.

A. P. Cooper aged 40 years Med Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at his home In' Orchard Hill. Ga. He is survived by two brothers G.

Cooper. of Atlanta and' 1. N. Cooper. of Orchard Hill and two sisters Earl Farmer and Ham.

of. Forsyth Ga. Mr. Cooper was-'formerly of Atlanta and belonged to Capitol lodge. No.

60 Odd Fellows and Comanche tribe of Red Men. of this city. James B. Ozburn. James B.

Ozburn died at his residence 5. Beuna Vista avenue Tuesday afternoon at 12:05. o'clock. Funeral will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence and Interment will be in Hollywood. He we a brother- law of B.

F. Mauldln. who died Mon day afternoon. at 12:06 o'clock. just one minutes in in the time of M.

B. Williams Augusta. Augusta Ga. June 9. Special.

Macpherson Williams well known in this section- as the head of a printing house. died at Ms' home here yesterday. He' Is survived by his wife who was Miss. Julia Carmichael before her marriage. and three' three-children-Alice Bishop.

Macpherson Berrlen and Julia. The funeral occurred this evening. Annie May Towns. Annie May Towns. infant daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Towns. died Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at the family residence. Woodall avenue. Copenhagen.

Funeral will be held this morning at 11 o'clock-at Bloomtields chapel. and Interment will be in Marietta Ga. 0 Ella Harnbrick. Ella Hambrick. infant daughter of Mrs.

Ella Hambriek died Tuesday aft ernoon. at. a private sanitarium. will be held this morning at 9 o'clock from Bloomfield's chapel and Interment will be in West View. Dan Dan Knight.

year son of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Knight of Albany.

Ga. died Tuesday morning private sanitarium. The body was taken to Albany. for funeral and Interment. HALF OF GREAT BRIDGE SOLD FOR BACKTAXES St.

Louis June 9. The eastern halt of the Merchants' bridge. one of. the great' railway structures spanning the Mississippi river here was sold for today for 111082. It was bought by Percy P.

Lusk. an Edwardsville Ills. real estate man. The half of the bridge was sold. because the subsidiary.

of the St. Louis Terminal" Railroad association. which owned the' bridge. refused. to pay back taxes.

Under the Illinois law. the bridge company has two. years In which to- redeem the' property. The bridge cost nearly 82500000. LAKE DRAGGED WHEN CLOTHES ARE FOUND An extra suit of civilian clothes In a locker at Piedmont park lake bathing house.

discovered at closing time Monday afternoon caused considerable fear of a tragedy and the lake was Immediately dragged- for about ten minutes By the bathlnghouse employees. for. the body of the swimmer. who. had not re turned to get his' suit of clothes.

Tragedy was- turned Into comedy In a few monents. though when a young man. wearing- tennis apparel appeared at the- locker rooms' for his clothes which he had planed there while he went off. to play tennis. Report.

Had It that Murder Had Been Committed in Scotia Apartments. When Assistant Chief of Police E. L. Jett received a telephone" call last night at police headquarters from some mysterious informer that. a shooting scrape" was going on In the Scotia apartments.

on Peachtree- he loaded- a- patrpl wagon full of police- men and rushed to the bachelors. halt. The informer had spread. the same news through the streets and wild rumors- were afloat that several men had been killed In a shooting scrape" in the apartments. Several hundred pedestrians eagerly gathered on Peachtree and watched the.

police carefully surround the place to prevent escape' of a probable Chief Jett accompanied by Plain Clothes Policemen Mllarasand Watson. then made a wild dash. Into' the building up the stairways' to the second floor. All was quiet here. As they- reached the third floor an old familiar sound click crick as of silver change rattling.

on a board table was' heard. The officers then toed. quietly to a keyhole. In the. raid that followed upon the oker game four sets of poker chips were secured.

several dice and' 4510 in change. Nine. young- men ran over one another in attempting to escape' being pinched by the police. When they found their avenues of escape were. al ready cut.

off they concealed themselves in bedroom closets. where several of the number were found by the officers. The young men were' carried" down to police headquarters ft where they. gave bond of 5075 each with the ex ception of J. A.

Marx. a contractor liv ing at 164 Hllllard street. whose bond was assessed at 10075 which he gave. The. cases wiW be- tried this afternoon before the recorder.

Their names are' as follows W. T. Britt. 106 West Baker street C. F.

Young. 90- Plum street E. T. Evans. 60 South Pryor street Charles Plui Bolton.

Ga. 7. R. Broadnax. 245 West Peachtree street J.

M. Land. 122 Luckle Street. and Albert. Adair.

114 South Pryor' street. CONDUCTOR IS CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL ASSAULT Rome Ja. June 9. Special. Rob ert Allred a conductor for the local street.

car company. is in Floyd county jail on a charge of criminal assault. It Is alleged- that the crime. was committed on North Sixth avenue last night. the victim being a young white girl.

The' girt's brother swore out a warrant. News of the' deed spread rapidly and a group of Indignant men gathered at the jail and there was considerable talk. jof lynching. but this has subsided and" everything Is quiet today. Allred is 23 years of age and unmarried.

He' has been employed by He the car. company. for several years. would say- nothing of the Incid ceZit to declare his Innocence. ATLANTANS INSTALLED IN THE GRIDIRON CLUB Athens.

Ga. June 9. SpeclaL Last night the Gridiron club' of. the University of one of the lead ing. honorary organizations for the past six years at the institution.

elected and installed the following'- new members Clark Howell. Jr. of Atlanta Ross Coker. of Rome Earle E. Cocke.

of Dawson Marion Seabrook. of Atlanta Steve. Srump of Macon Howard Riley. of Fort Valley Lewis Plnkussohn. of Atlanta Hugh Hodgk son.

of Athens Dave of Brooklyn N. T. Ed 7. Hardin- of Gainesville Barney- Davis of Tennllle and W. 71.

Martini of Decatur. LOCK 4 COMPLETED ON THE COOSA RIVER Rome. da June. 9. Special.

Lock 4. on the Coosa river. which has. been in course of construction for the last three years. has been.

completed and is open for. the passage of boats between Rome andiGadaden. Work was started some time ago on lock 5 which is 12 miles below' lock 4. It. will take several months to complete this lock and dam.

A large number of work- men are on on the. construction. for' which. the United States government makes annual appropriations. World Congress of Y.

W. C. A. Stockholm. Sweden.

June 9. Eight hundred delegates- from twenty-live countries are here to attend the international congress of the Young Women's Christian association. which will open tomorrow. Ponce de- Leon Ave. We offer a new ten-room homevon lot 60x180 feeti situated on a well.

shaded hill that overlooks the surrounding country. The home was built- by one of the most thorough and competent. men- In the business and has all- the latest improvements. The lot and. the street' speak for themselves values on this street being most apparent We are offering this place for 13000 on reasonable terms.

Forrest George Adair FOR RENT-IDS PRYOR STREET Brick. storeroom located all conveniences a fine stand. Rate 100. WOODSIDE. SHARP BOYLSTON DAY 12 AUBURN AVENUE.

The Best Security on Earth Is a First Mortgage on the earth. Est. 1890 WEYMAN CONNORS827 827 Equl. Bldg. When Times Are Dull Increase your efforts by mail.

The right kind of letter written on the right kind of stationery will produce results. You write. the letter well furnish the right kind of Lithographed Stationery. Our salesman will show you samples of the right kind you will phone Main 2600. Foote Davies Company FIVE SECONDS FROM POINTS flv' ySAivW LODGE NOTICES- Atlanta Lodge.

No. 53 Loyal rder of Moose. Meets every Wednesday night at eight o'clock in their lodge rooms In. theSllveyBldg. C.

It. Lehman. Dictator. L. Williams.

A. special communication of Fulton Lodge. No. :16. Free and Accepted Masons.

will be held In Masonio Temple at 7. o'clock sharp on this Wednrsday evening for the purpose ut conferring the degree of Master Ma on on several candidate A cordial In vitatton extended to all duly qualified brethren to attend. 71 jr order JOSEPH H. LuAVITT W. M.

TV. S. RICHARDSON. Secretary. A regular communication of Capital City Lodge.

Jo. 4t. F. S. A M.

will be held this Wednesday evening. June 10. flit. at the hall. 430 Vi Marietta street.

Important iusinets to transact. All members of this i lodge requested to- on hands opening promptly at 8 oeloL ny order of Attest' JESSE M. OOD V. XL v. N.

SIARTIN. Secretary. iAi. regular communication of Malta Lodge. No.

841. F. A. SI IU be ld In Masonic Temple corner Peachtrre and Cain eels. till.

Wednesday even- FUNERAL NOTICES. TOWNS tnnle Mae. little daughter of Mr ml Edward. Towns died morning at residence. 5 Woodal tIkSnnfe rCoe.nllUJ- Kemalns will nwSr Marietta tot interment.

ov ers In. cae P. j. Bloomfield. nlUCr T1Ve relative and.

friends of ilf Bruce. Mrs. Sarah Ann K3' be a olbrooks of Ft. yne Ala. Mrs.

Annie Brooks. Joel II. Brown and Miss Gillie iloyle 1S atttend the finewlo Miss Maggie Bruce from the residence. 10 Spencer street this Wednesday afternoon. June 10.

1914 at o'clock. He- David M. Matthews will officiate Flowers may be sent In care of Burkert Company. Interment OZBURX Relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs.

James B. Ozburn. Mrs. T. M.

wi Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Ozburn Mr.

C. M7 Ozan Mrs. Sf family are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. James B. Ozburn this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence 45.

Buena Vista avenue. Rev. Pr C. Ivey of liciating Interment at Hollywood Pallbearers to be selected from' Con- esauga Tribe. No.

23. Red Men. Cne- i 5amP Longstreet. U. are i led to attend.

Special cars will provided for friends. Flowers In care of 1 J. Bloomfleld. BROWNE The friends and relatives of Mrs. Lottie Gray Browns Mrs.

John rJ i WTO ni A BroVne and Mr. Lewis R. Browne are. invited to attend the funeral' of Mrs. Lottie Gray Browne today.

Wednesday June 10. ll4. at 3130 p. m. from the chapel of H.

M. Patterson Son. Rev. C. B.

Wiilmer will officiate. The following. named gentlemen will please act as pallbearers and. meet at the chapel at 3:15 o'clock Mr. Eugene Schmidt.

Mr. Robert Schmidt. Mr. Joseph Schmidt. Mr.

George Bec Mr. J. F. Beck and Mr. Frank Wheat.

The-remains will be taken at 5:20 p. nu to Alexandria. for. Interment. BARCLAY BRANDON Funeral Directors 246 Ivy St.

G. H. flIt4NnoN M. BRANDO President. Vice President.

J. v. AWTRY Seey. and Tresi. I fa Ur Banks- yellow negro abdut 25 to 28- years five feet ten inches tall weight 240 or 250 pounds raised at East.

Point. Ga. Thick llppei and has big. eyes. Will pay 25 for this negro delivered at Gay.

Ga. Also Henry Davis. black negro. about 25 or 30 years old. about six feet tall weight about 180 or 190 pounds has high forehead thick lips good set of teeth.

Will pay 15 for. return to Gay. Ga. Both of the' above negroes- were formerly brakemen on A. B.

A. railroad out of Manchester. Ga. ESTES BROS. AMUSEMENTS FORSYTH THEATER Pally Mitts.

and Wuk Jan. sti HI" Is a Combination of Talent. Cairn ant Griee Equal to the Belt Proiran flit Win Be Offend Anywhere. Etna Ruegger famous Cellist Morris Cronin Co. English Comlqaes Ray.

Simueli. Sistine. Martins Bra Cum- mlnt. Gladdluss Klssiy 4 Curt. Herbs A UtrilU slid Path Weekly tycet- Tli Fortyth Cooled With ed Air.

WCFU MATINEES WEEK WTuThaJi LUCILLE LAVERNE a Plgy of Universal appeal GRAND PLAYS DE LUXE 4 Shows DaUr 2. 3:30 7t80 mod t. Afternoons. lOc Krer be- and iSo NEW PROGRAM TODAY LORD CHUMLEY" Reel Uiograph Theme AXD The nidrn of Petenham" Vltasraph Reel Masterpiece When Lndris beta eund is the Ml plan for jog to 10. MN CURED neat NEIIVS.

KLOOb tad Eeaaa. Otarra. Ul n. rn aa Alutl Tr PILES aid FISTULA Kfditjr 81. id GCrI pis.

UIU. KumlniUoa and adrtc Do at del You D1j mtegs wttUj cc WUItiaA5 payment detention troa bualiieu. FREE s. trie aid MafMaattal ky a rt larly UuiiJd tUlisC as. sgain nil a tnoruaaatt tees ctstZid My 115 art tea tr trestle.

jitarrail Ol il JliMWJ. Fir Bl PtlMS I us. tu Uttit dlscec eiles IUO cue ewed with on tnauatoL par nervous sad reflex troubles I us. Lynpli Compound conabtoud 5115 017 oJrtct tmuneiiL Boun 9am. to m.

Susday. IS to I. DU. UliGHUS. Specialist.

1H r. Broad Street. Just a few dean torn Uirtttu St. Opsosit. Third Niii Bin AUtoU.

Gsorgts. I gef3 Xtee TBECONSlllUJlOiATLANrA NESDAY fl0191 L' 8Dil 1nnl II CI wSilks egularPrices T. msis ypu tol of ryes- te dayThisis Crepes98e Acool.cr1nk1yCrepeof8 rpass- Bl ck 225. Yard spotproofF lard. if lflMoir S8e.

I Black. I IS0SilkWool loplinsS8e SUk a. qeadlngcol rs40 2. Oo sfadellle13 ThesUk sprlngA sllkwfth trous' Leadingstreet SilkOrgandies3Se F1rni SnkJO di t1 whlteandf 1 ChiHonsSS blt print. edwlthbuds fO" f1ch 8Se S9 7Imp rt Si Shant ng In.

tli- Messa' rae Our I ssaUne 1 that Ide Heta :98 richplantblackSUkTatfeta drapesdeUghtfully i D' OESjtreadlikeexag I gerati it. toadvertisefacts dvertisemcntmustbuild porp 1Fdown ourbusiness--- rl' an were C. I abouttpese SilkChantillys I Sh dowLac I Ne. tTop.1 aces- tO in h' iblackcreamand 1 19 enis andc lor1 ss pictureiheirre themt day ti e. I' 0 ns.

from 4" MlnFI or re' re l' justretum- coolattractivebe uties. specially-priced. ear. tre wIth- nowel' a whlta ae aneat onelnch etc d' t2fr ne of 36 Inc Alsoat2 eAre The scarce col red stripevoUes. Inches.

4Olnch noweredvoUes i crep Insqipesand Nawwhiterat neB. EnglishServigg' 1 PLA. TED inch esAttach d' bord ri deslgnln Par r. MOROCCO leathercases 3x4lnches tabl tlick vanltyandpowderboxmfrror lognebottle ani1combWhltesilk Germansn er. Mh brea1t1 s8" Th 1 linkban.

and8r8flnlshedw1thbaU atbotto tnch now you kn w. theyareaf tMa1ri. Fl or. MRICH OS. NO OBJEC ON MADE I JOOTOMCONN LVI I 111- Reporfof Haroy Indigaton wu epresed I colege' I publ1he.

1 mae' thelrrecent 1etJng homsW ConnalYite wel atorney. te gound tatYr COnnlTwai Baptst Itwalpublshe9 dssention beenceate interanklover thea. disinclnaton. trteesto precdent. fOld I denomaton Methollt wlhwlch sctthe colege afiated.

I I il Emorotcfl onlyfalse buts ungroundet invStgatlon I has' been- started sto is trstees IncudlngMa StewatRobertsJA Carles Shelon IY Mcord. Dicey andMronnalyreturne Atanta. lat night hereport unmitgate fale- I night cnnot I camefo I gund I it orlglJ' meetng a qul held Connaly board and as Instrumenta acomplshed sneverben objecion cMrConnalY HeWas recelvedbythe trstees commitees meetng. reportandnone' beenable' here andhowl strted" WD THOMPsortNAMED Colege' Ga. son Atanta wasthls afernoon eleted ot Shelon.

whoseterm oflceh8 ert" Aver otAtanta re eleted theAlumnl aI soclatonRev. s. PWlgglns lanta presldet Prfessor I Stone' as Connaly. otAtanttreasurer oLthe assoclaton" newly assocatonarePres dent 11. parksof MledgeV1e.

a' n. II SuperintendentL Britain tanta commitee appointe by trustees te educatonal attolntedbY stablshment Georgia. 1 folowsPresldent RJGulnn1Y. 1lc- andDrW Lvejoy The. trstee te reiga- ton DrRember depatment phiosophy.

natonto takeeffect atthe tme meetng te Georga. nualconference Inloember Smih ha. EmoryfacuUy year. trustees te boy ha deided' colege I re ular' DrSmlt defegate general. en Oklahoma Ciy.

durned I successor wi eleced CharleEDQwman theoloS departent lologv. I elon. thedepanent Englshwh faculy torslx years' I eleted a' year A Ileave wi Bure treehmande partmentand dIrectorhip tanta' 1 Bs. June' 9. SpeliI Atthegrduatng exerises a sachusettInsttute Teh nol gyPresldentRlchardC Iaclaurin confered' wel.

At tte sience ThetUe graduaton. wa Invest. gaton eJetric Ightand tower reuirements shoL. KiedbyBolt. I Ga Te Yea ot Wllams gofarmerresldlng cty lm- waakiled lghtning he famiy' hurt whie' manA Floyd.

sheler durin. stor knoce senseles bak bured' I i I' PERMANECY Inthe should. bu iness for ylveyears FACtITIES Veare pairstoaryparfofa to service. REPAI fu sto kin AtJanfameans tm oyouintime JOHNM MJTHiCO GeorgiaDisgibutors 120124 ATLA TAGA. ANCHOt Ba Aa TIrwtlteap eI OaUfo leR mbIa SRnl frm hrd" BL SQOWK JIor bk Tour.

Rt. etc. lpl7 ia BEDEHSON. BROI' ACen 2 Stt. St York.

E. Uie Wl St R. URon StUo. orh1U Pacbt 51 Atant I I I' TOOPSAN STRIKRS CLSHING IN ITALY May PeronJDjuediRo a OhetCit I Gi i Itenit. Rome Tegeneral proclimed ag lnst represive measure tken Incnneior wit' I deontatons t' Anona I severamenwre hot down I In Intensli" ho rsentent IOf wa.

I kilng anothe strker' at. Fornce toay. I e. vernm. ent wit aniety.

as beieved suppore sla Itut. II bythe radC1 prtyThe preier 8ubjete strng crtcLm' I prohlbltng tltrlt I meetngs' be n' iio troule at Ancna tht egeted tha lfe. I pl men fre fat shot proseted. InRome. ton ght stzlkers qulrlna.

ad me. wih troopand polce vleys arbefore ad atrlker were Injure. strkers atempte for. teir rnks engae- lh polee tokplacebeore were' dispered. cites' stike.

wa jUblshec part of. Ialy' re- disrders. cmpeled cose telrpla stte' an several thrugh. a cfe bredthe re- mInderbefore cavalr dispered' them levealcahe ocur ed strkers. polce.

foring. all. store wl.n- Jnd forc rairoa' carshe. ATE S. Vaudevile.

tAt Forlt. Vaiey mostlnvUnc caracter bi Foryththls Idel weater entertainment I uels' theBlue of Ragtme. I 101 Alanta I 18 tue th t. ltle wa beore maU Dee te eternpa I pes' of- her quaIUes. ew tais Atata Us 1 e18 however.

I eclpsing successe othercltea Ml uelCer famous celst. i bigges salarled atsts al vaudevile company novely. Forsth andHurbrt and. Clarke. dancers are lemonstratng st Idea room dancing.

Lc. Mis LucJa LVere pr. Ional II emotonal hels tuly. capabe. tied wih pasges tmes height moton MrMlddlema ad Mr.

excl- el Stewat. Atanta girl revealng I calnl ha4 work ulaNevJe whowa especialy for. play. 1 an' addton Matnees wil Thurday wih performances evry' nigl this. week Lord f' Grnd.

Itlgraph proucUon come. the. wLrd. formance I geat' B' faoua Milon Bi. Lrd ChumleY Is' etoryof lfe contans ever ele- othumsn appal hustrlng stageawlh typica In- Ienuly.

seme progra wJ Rider' Petersham" thrnlngdrema relds of Jesie wi appea andPetbe wl presnted. ole of Quebec' batt wi Fiday' week Annete' man rknow rnnng New. BEATHER NewYorkJuI8 A lentown Parn hed. atendants tok bak' a. bulet te mouth Mr.

said W8 centD himsel. aid beatng wlhthe butt a Te ter coroners ton. Alentown PaJune tMrs Gerge yea old year. sepko 8 whic lying In' of' sad Atlnta penlen- SS AfDlS CATTERSTRJKES P1tburgJuiu eronssunounded Eat Pittbug jai latetoday theretnlngto luldlng Iy bt prm te' frt outbrea te wa bythe Wen broughtto strke heaquarters. tat jai wa a orgnize hat- lyand le Jal Turte cree k.

troubli I etsand Vestnghouse EletrIc MaJfac- turlnr. cmpany. olceman arreste onemarand stuck anoter te he folowed. oficer thejal FEDERALJUDGECAYTON vlrtueot offce repreentatve. Ilmpe ch States norther dlstric.

t. Virginia' Representtve I Virginia I Republc Lder Man a. ten moton atve Fizgerald. wa carried Representatv hadwa t. al at Impeachment prObablywl ha a sries al- otflcal mls nduct JUdgeDayton cae In in connecion wih' loMra.

Steea. Reigh NC. 9. IlcLurln Stevena Missisippi prel- ovaton adresedthe Carlna. fte renlonhcre frst tis afemoonresulted there GenerarJulan Cara commde.

WILLYPlSE OitLUCKyTHIRTEiJ Cbnt ifrP subscrptonstifl dedinlnc terealndertt contet' clos Hudreds nUs tick I Un nomneesn Cn- Uutlorlcntetfor tenunerous crL. lststat SPte no hve 8tonlshing IyTe let Uttedi- tcnltln gettngYote Indicte tat efort wh3tever obtin' thanU10 worthofoor unlteSettanda S. lons' ptle Gercl ad cntg- OU terl r' Ihould terlslng' mbltous rsons' deslreto tke ad opportunltes lven' Te CC sttu- ton automobie aluable prlfree a mny fe Ide lt an opportunetmeto lO. Justan hur te. serch rev tn a rert enegetc wo.tl'place"ertar.up rols andtuthenlne utomoblesVery ltte efort positon acontestant andln te endIthe Iroper 1 tken resul beila one Go OpprnIT.

thedeslretotko your' te thing' ofered. aIeasonableamount ir'oPIOrtun'y one wi tkcadvantje orthe concltlons ohtalnlnR contest everth rewa acharce toprott Itisbelng toyou thrteenautomobles to won thlrteenparte tan tree weeks ltie contest dl that your. cpactyDnot hesitte' firt stepYouwlflndthat ofthe stcles wi I senslbly I you' hav been. nomInated Ictve campan I t' your-name yourel It costsyou mobie EtrBoD1 Ofer ew Jubscrpt ns In. maied this' ofce' bY.

ldnlgh June. 1. acer Ufcate onehundrad' andflt sand' addllom1vote wi asued cubsmlY bec otnew su clptonforthre andslmDnts wel lub cr ptons. one ot2worhof subscrlttons wIl aount to neary hundredthous1ndvotes clubsppro lmatelY slxhundred tou sand' vote neary miion Most any' energetc aggeive didatecan secureaml lonvotea a dy 1. Nowisthe tme.

be lnaclve workandcontnue unti the contest cose specal period ofer wi. te made' I Isthere fre' advantge. cndldatetosecur al subsriptons slble Iurhig wee TECH' SUCCESS ContinuedOTomPage oters' were The Atant gplrlt1 aidaather1lt represeniaUonofthe power' plat at presentdolng school' pr sentcamPI gn an' systematc ff. spetcu- featureI It hlc madels usines oalUon ccordlngtothe havelnterested temslvesln it belngmet ad buslnesmenasBu ofte ino doubt acording. executve andthe hIh i ha ao Atanta auc terlnaton campagn' RAHobson oftheex eutvecommitestat ces hadbeenmet wlt ec w.

te pecttons otthe commitee. au inters een aroused Georgia7ehDay in.tanta-.haa expecttons. streets re- alze tlatAtanta apprelatestheim of tlklngthe Inthls a. greater tonof' GeorgiaTech. outlned capaign.

Day uesday te publo te te vitl Atant buslnea men' sucess busines al sttewlbe Atant. atendance th ot. wat hlng' with inerest Atanta realzeswhatan assetlt ha heleadlng buslnessmen prompty cal lanta tat. spels. FO CRANIDArGHTERS FIGHING Columbia ScJun S.

ttvesofUnle State cSenatorBen- Timan wil arge. tomoro te pet ton of. te tromlhe' grantng te tOdyof Dugs Saah Tilman te of Juy Ugust I wa anounced to1Y. foner fied leverl yeas ago folowing. Interestng leal sai thl chldrn' fatherBenjaminR Tilan hldren tese Canaa goverment oficial I.

coutwhlcb resule Tlman fing petton. Thepetton fled Duga' moter te chidren wa ordere. to. cuse te petton' ganted- chidren saie Edgeield' c' URGEDIYTHETP The' JelerPrtectve aaoclaton' in' Iea Ilon resoluUon advocatngthe creaton ofa ernmentl tublc wit Is secrftarY. the.

foor conventon. department natonaL Discusslonf resolutonandre natonal offcers' occutled theda mentwas newpost I The whlchreporte 1Smore one tat. dueto acdentsto peronsrldins I automobies motorccles 1 II. MOlrAY II I Me GaJur tSpec I Davia Uzen tht Saturdy aternoon Indigeston w' bureye- terdayaternoo1Mr. Dvis waswel I trough' secton funeral atended Thomaa.

GradYYitchelad Colquit countes. Lxington Ga. 19. 189. andhadbeena reident elgs thirty years Beldes hiswlfe surived eteen chidren Mrs.

Boswel. rsJames Atinson Mrs JA Sasser Yrs1L 1' W1Davl MesrsREDals 1 DVsAfredDavisHIDavls an aVs' tie" Gra" Brwne Ltte eardled Tesday aternoon reldence U6Wet street Se' lurvlved chldren Vlla andLwls oneslster Ms an aunt Ms. Tompson uncle Aexader Rowe Funera servlceswll tis ocl ck Pat. teronschapelRev BWlmer of- fiiatng. wi tken ococktollght toAlexndrla L.

to Intenent AP OciaTd ill A Cooperaged 40. year Tedayafterno t3 HI. Ga vvedbtwo Atanta JN HUjand slster. Mr. Mr.

Ham Foryth Ga was Atfnt longedto No60 Jelows trib ofRed tis ciy. JaesB. Ozbur. JamesB Ozb rn. Beuna avenue Tueday afernoon' Fneral wi aternoon af' residence andhlterment wl Holwood Hev ofBF dledMonk oclockjuit one tme MBWilams Augusa.

AugUlta Ga. 9. Lj. Mapherson' Wilams. wel' secton' a a' at' home.

wle. was' Jula. Ca chldren. clce Bisho. Mactherson.

Jula ThetunerlOCCU wnslnfart Teaday at9 famly I Woodl avenue wil tl Bloomfleljs wi Mi etaGa El iqrnbrck. Ela MN Ela Habrlck dIedTuesday af- prvate' sanllrlum wi moring at. clockfromBloomfeldschatel wil Kight Kight. 8year old nofMr anc1rs OL Knlght. Ga.

priate sanltrlum tor Intenen BACKT AXES I' St Luis. The esternhaf thl rl way strcwes ning' here tes-oly I bught PLul an' Edwrsvile Ils th brl ge' wa cuse te lubsl-lar of. te. St Lus TerzInI' Ralroa uola ton. whlh taes.

I1nols lawthe brMgecmpany years redee prperty. nerly DRAGGEDWHEN CLOTHESAREFOUND A etr sui cvla clote. loker hatlng dJovee tme dayaft8non trgedy. lakewas ately. dragge.

bthlnghouse of. ha re- ge Trageywal turedintcomedy mOlent tOUgh wearngtennls aparel. I thelcker cloth. e. whch' haplaed whie Rt 0 ON PKER GAME.

CAUSES EXCITMENT Repor. Hadlt1atMuder DCo itee i Aparent. hen Aslstnt of Jet. cal la nlght polce headquartersfrom shootng wa the Scota. apartents 1eachtreehe loadeapatlwagonful polce- andrushedtothe hal Infoner spread' the' lame ne.

throughthestreetand wld afoat ben' kiledin shootngscrpe te apartments Severl peestrians eager gathere Peahtree polee carfuly the pl ce' ofa Jett ac PlcemenlamoandWa on. a wld. dah buld- fOor. Al as her thereache thir foor famiar lck siver ratlng. heard oficers toed.

quiety Ikehole folowed poker setsof secured severl' die ran otherfn' atemptng polceWhen foun al- of the whlre several thenumber werefound th otIcers Theyoung me polee heaquarter bnd 5175eahwlth ex- cepton Marx contractorlv Hiiard street. assesse at OO7whlch wil betrle afer betoe reorder. folows Brltt106 Itreet F. streetETEvan 50' Sout. Plut.

GaJ. Broadna reet Lnd 12 stret 11 Pryor stre ONp CTORIS CHA. Rome. a 9. b- Alred.

comp yls jai. ona of. crminal. assault 1 I aleged' that thecrlmewfs on Sixt lat. night vIctm.

youngwh1e a. lpread agoup Indigant men' g. ath- eredatthe Jai tee wa slebl lnchng ha lubslde everyting Alred Is3 unmarred. emtloye seveal. aB sa.

otte incident ex- ceP to. hL 1NST ALLED. Atens Ga. 9. nht Univerty Inghonorr organizatons' pasLlx theInsttuton Instaled folowing" mem ers Howell lantaRoss EarleE.

ofArlanta Srmt. Riey Valey Pinkussohn' Atlnta Hu Athel Pddock. Brookln. EJHardln Galnele Brne Davis Tennle WMartn LOCK COOSAtVE Ga 9. Coosa 1f ofconstrQcUonfor lat thre.

ha completed pasage. boatsietween and i Gadlen strt- 6' mies lok. il mont comtlete m. the constructon. govern annua appropriatiOn.

Wo. rid C. onges fYW CA Sweder. 9 Elgh delegate twenty arehere inter natonal Christin asocaton. wil ncede.

LeonAve Weofer anew tenroomlome onlot 50x8fe sluatedona wel. shdedhlU overloks 8tQudlg. unt. Teh0ne buUf1y of' touh fte bu lnesandhasaUth81ate8nip oyement. Te spea themeles.

vaues. stee apparent 0 ae oferlgtsplae onr aonabl ter. rrst orge RENT. I05 N. STRE Brck.

storeroom. centralb ocatedi convenen es fn stnd. Rte. WOODs EH RP VIST DAY AUBUN AVNUE. he Bet Securt Erh Fir rorgge earh.

Est1890 vEYMAN a CQNNORS827EqUI. rwk Wj 1r Inceaeyo orsbymai. i E11E Teriglfk Itterwritenonthe ht I dofs ti er il reuts 1" Youwrit ter wel frnish 11 rilht. kd Cf Statoner. I Ou8ales aDwllshoyou he.

1 rightkidi yolVil 2600. I vi sC1papy I SECONDSFROMEIVE-POITS' II ILOIS NT 1 A LoqfH Xu L7al rdf o. Ieet eVet lod the Slve Bldg. I Lehmsn J. Wilams.

rt sPcla communiaton Lje. 01. tH Acepted Maon. wi Muonla oclok G. Wcdnudaeven.

torthepuoD rrlnl the' 0fMter a cenral andlda crdia In. vlaton al dulqulfled breth at nd 1 LEA IT. SRICHARDSO Scretary. A rgullr conm naUon Capitl Ciy Ldge. :0 6 r.

1 ld hI Wd une Gat. hal 40 ulU streL lmprtant ulnus Al mmbrs ofthls 10le requ td tob openlngprompUy oclo Ir I. WOOD. Att Secretr A rglaremmunlcaton Mala Le Io 64. A wll.

hI tlnlc ern Pea tr and. G. stret dnesY n. InJ 7:30 ocll sharp. Th Muter MaOD dgree 11 b' confrrd Alqullfed brlth- ten ar trdlaly and fraterna tnvlt Yord t.

WALLCEW F. rGIBBs8eretary. 0UNERNOTICES. e. ltte daughte rr.

and 31s. ToWs dle morning Wod aenueCopenhln Remans wil be taken to larieta Ga Interent Flowers ca Bloonfleld. RtCJ relatvei lsa nggfe Mr. Sara Drce lra beca Ft Payne. Ala1lrsAnnle 1.

Brwn Glle 1ole are Jnvle to attend fun ul of- Isa laggeBrce frm relidence steet nVednesday aflrnolnJune 191. odock Mthewsw1 oflclate. ma ce cmpan. Interent Holwood OZ UnRlathes r. Jaes Edge.

Mr. and1lrs. MH ObrnMr nndMrs. JE Ozbur MrCM burn. rr.

andfr8R Obur and. famlare Invied atend. te lr. JamEs B. ateron at' oclok residene st llue.Rev of- fcaUngInterment at' Holyood Palbearera sel te eaugaTlbe.

23. Re Mern- of Camp Lngstreet CV UE to atend Spt CS w11 be. friends Flowcrsll urE JBomfleld BRO" relatve MrsLtte Brwne Mr. John Gray. MrWUlam A.

Brwne andMr Lwis inVte Ltte' Brne 10lH. 330 t. of MPt He W1lmer offciate. folowin. nte- wi patbean capel oclok mldt.

Rbert Schmidt I Shmidt. r. Beck Ir. Bek fr Frank Wheat TheremaInswll taen Alexandria L. Interment O.

FuneralDlrectorl Iv' DON It MBRXDON dfDt. I VA REWARD- Walter elownegro 28ear oldabout tie tal weIght ZiOor poundsi. Ga Utpec and Wi 5 tll delveredat Ga Henr. nego. tal weight sbout IO forehead UPs W1 paTU5 Ga negoe' werefor A.

rai- ESTES BROS AMUSEMENS II fORSY Tf EA RVu I I. Daly Mt ea I a. Chr G. th Pr. Thi.

WI I Offrd Anyhe Rue er. a- fsoua. CI1J En I1 Cmlque. Ry Smu Rtm Mr BI. C.

mln. Gladln. Kinne I CIr Ho. ad NOW Wekl Ent The Flh I Crld r. AI ALLTHISLY.

HIC MAINEES TaTISa LVERNE PRESENTS 4Pl yofVnllera4ppea G' RA D. PHo PLYS LU ShonDa7 7SQ ad' AfkmonlOEYI 10. ad VPOGn1 DAY Dlo pl. Drma AXn 6T Rdna Petenlam" Klph. 3nee.

Isaerle1 Opium Why Ihll a' Bo Os Dl wooUI. V' Sul A hnI b. bD I I M1fi ED" 1 1 III lea lEIUJ I I ia Vi. 1 I I I I J' PILES I Cal DIe ZI 1' JU I 0 d. ou IU Wtk.

I Ilu Plet I bl flEE I r. OoaaUd'l It lal I Ihl 11 11 1 al to t. 4t Di Sal iI 1 t' fe BI. Po. tb.

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