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Myw-f yv 4it yW' 'HESTER'S WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT New Orltaaa May 1C. Secretary HesUfij weekly New Orleans ucllllle uiemnU Issued before the clote of bnilneel today aow I a decreaae la tit morement Into lint compurt I with the MTCD dl easing thl date year la. round figure 17000. an Incnue ever the KlDI daya year before teat of 10000 and an OTer UI. fame time la 1910 lit 7000.

For the 11- day of Jtay total Ibowl a decrease undr lut year of 26000. a lacrte ever the me period ye before of 10000 and aD Increase orer the eam. time la 1110 of MDOO For the XM day of the that haT elapted the aggregate Is behind the day ot last yer UrO ahead the earn day yer 1 before lut lTWMi and abcad of 1910 3aBOuO The amount brought Into light during the put week hu be. jj116 bale sgalntt 5190 forj till TeD dayi Indll1l thl date lut year i 808 year before last and 70779 ume time la 1910 and for the altteen dl" of May It ha i ma 3. alllll 212178 yar 13616 year before lat and 150188 me time 1st 1910.

The movement llIce September 1 showg re ttlpta It III Unred States port 9i1027S againt 11673088 lut year 8341024 year before lut and WH411 HIM time In 1810. Onrlinl acroM tie MlMlaclppl Ohio aBd Potomac rlvcri to northern mllla and Canada 621811 agtlna. 116870S lut year. 8S344year before lut and 741737 lame time In 1910 Interior etockj In exeeee of thoxe held at the eloae of the commer cial year 23S29 agabut 1 9324 lut rear. 15(1424 jrtir before laat iDd 188527 Mine time in 11110 ouUi ra milU Uklop IISIOOO 11181 2209142 lut year.

19851114 year before lilt and ltWSW um. tlmt In 1010. EI mal tnt 10111 movement for tie 253 a or th IOUOII from pt mb to Sate 10i818. IplDOt 11250203 lilt year. 16 year before lut and.

8741522 um time In 1U1U. Foreign uporta for the week hate been 1UU4U8 salnat 1141W la year making the total 11111. tar for the Ion 18114122. Ilaloat 9 Jti6US lao. year a deire i of 2162576.

Northern mllli 6 and Canada during the put MTtu dare lhon 1 deereue of OJMo II comp with the corresponding period lut year nd their total UklngI Ince September I lu 348118. The total taklop of Ameri can mllla north south and Canada thue tar for the teuon hi TO been 4.757. alDt 4KWui5 la year. Then Include 22 AI5tfl by a tplnntrt. allIIIt 253734S.

Stork II the t. aboard and the 21 IfiJInx southern Interior entr hive decreased during the toOO bale against a drcreue duriiif the corresponding period on KttTBl are now iUI larger than at tlil date In 11112. Includinx stocki left over at port and Inte rJor own from the 181 crop and the number of bale brought Into light tbue far from the crop the Ppll to date 13.4 alll" 15537237 for the eame period lut year. WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY. Sew Orleann.

May 18. Secretary Heaters state ment of the worlds rlnlble supply of cotton mid. up from peclal cable and telegraphic Id. vkn comparts the figure uf this week with laat wk lut yfir and th yrar Mr DTP. It hows a for th lt Ja rloaed of S7710 lfjrt a' decteue of 18otl33 1 year aud a crea of 1442 3 year before la Th total viable In 4 xiltut 45 0.170 lut week 4481791 a rlr and 3227 year before luw Of Ull the total or American cotton la 003664.

IlalllAt 3067370 lut week al16iOO year and 2W9ll year before li and of III other ktnda Including Egypt. Brail India etc. 1iWIMJO. alalllt 14 week llttjnui last ear and 11K20W year before lalt. The total world' visible supply of cotton II above ho I decrease compared with lut week of Sj716.

It decrease compared with Jut year of 19n and In Inert- compared with year before lut or 1234163. Of the worW. vlhl supply of cotton. abov. tnerr It now rfloit ana nrlil In Great Britain and tontlnenul Europe ioHOtHl 28iI1O III year and lWXOW ye before In pt 172k1l against 162000 lut year lul 1HOoo year before lift In India 1 91KK aplDt 681000 laxt year MSOJil bet" lai t.

and In the rntled States S1SOHO against I 1 lui year and 57SUUO year before loot. StINSERS TAKINGS. ThU week I. lKia thU year against 2790UO la year. 1113000 year twfore MSI.

ToUl ulnre temler I this year 1149000. avlnt 127MOlXJ lut year and 10001000 the fort' Of thu. northern plone and Canada ton 221111 bll. thLo year Igllnot 251700 lint year snd lH7 00 the year befdre southern gplnn 2V 7KOii. agaln 22221100 la year and 201HOini thr yeir before snd fo- lnn pln- HT 6.1\- iO.

ln 7IH7IOO list yeir and UOII6tHWI the yesr before. Weekly Interior CottonTowns TOWNS. Recpts Ship. Stock. Albany 78 1181 Athena 340 1497 8982 ATLANTA KIR 1641 8799 nrnham IS 156 1109 Tisrlilte TO CnlWl1bla 11S7 1932 25408 olumbu Ga 122 1100 lfH Columbui.

IL. 4W 3ol 1223 Euraa I 60 31 Greenville 58 2 197 Or 9. 3297 Helena 4T Sfl 1SI uto Rock' ran 1023 2 i2s Miron r. 2 1111 Meridian 2M 290 7347 Mon om ry 270 706 17. 3 Naihvllle 10- 30 17 oh V' Raleigh Ill 100 210 Rome I.

ISO 7 Stoltua III" 311 Shr Tepcct 211 444 IIH 49 1118 oo tlty 161 31 4 Comparative Cotton Statement. Sew York May 19. For the wrk ending to day Bat. Set reclpt at III V. port during 72 4 Siime week bat 44 Increase ToUI rfrelpla In Sepicniher- 1 04071 date last vear 11.

iC414 DrMcrtaw 21S4012 TCxporlstor the wk 101Z. week last year W21IIZ Decrease 1. Total exporu ilnce Sopttmber 1 777SM97 Same date I. year 9ss242 r. 2iai45 to a all V.

R. port 4M 3 3 9anw time laet r2R040 71177 Stock all lor town l4Oi Ssnn- time year 24 Increase 77 S0V it Uvrool lIi2tKl Same time lant yi-ar 12VUKK DecieafP 1211100 ASoitfor Oresl Britain 132000 Same time y-ar mono DecTM 3000 Naval Stores. Savannah May Hi. Turrrrtln Inn at 88 4 wlec. no rw- lpts.

174P. aT3 Mocko. 1 41. Rosin firm PS. VI receipt 8618 hlrtneni 1922 11S22.

I 4flO E. J465 F. 4 7 1. 47. U.

S4 Sci 1. 1480 K. .20 M. B25 window US. 1160 water white.

71. Wilmington. S' r. Msy lit Spirits turpentine steady at 36 rwtp1 24 CIIh Ro ln uteady It 1435 receipt 61 barrels Tar firm It 220 receipt barrel Crude turpentine Heady it JJ50. 32 nj 350 receipts.

SI barrels. Movement of Grain. St. tAul" Mar RerelpU Flour 70 0 wheat TDfHKi rorn 4S non oam J1OllO. Shlp- nto flour 11000 wheat SSOOO corn 511110 eat Smiti Kaniuu flij IS.

Recclpi Vk ai 38.000 corn rMHK ml llunti Shlpmeats Wheat 34tR corn loM 130111. Provisions. ITilraio May 16. Pork Wii Lard IllOIVi 1111. Rlhri jnrpoeis1.

Clndnnul. May 18. Bulk jnoati bacon lard trady. Groceries. St.

Louis. May Irt. Flour lower Hay Brm I Sew York. Msy IB. Flour steady.

Cincinnati. My If Flour quiet Sea Island Cotton. SannDah. GI. May 16.

island cotton Fancy. extra choice. choice. II uua. Bn 18 fine.

17 common. 16. firm xtl fin and above neglected. har1ton. S.

C. III 18. Island cottiJn Rtptl none exports none tock 1.23:ale Ii bap crop rejections at 25 cents. Charcoal Stack to Reopen. Tallapoosa May 1 Special.

J. A. Garviruajld associates of Alabama. who recenUjf- purchased" the charcoal furnace at this place have en here conferring with experts and railroad people In regard to rebuilding the plants and tracks on the grounds. The gouthern railroad will begin at once to rebuild the tracks and trestles.

ders for material an dwork are being placed and a force of men will begin the furnace repairs In a few days. This la one of the lev charcoal stack in lk. Macon Financier Wilt Be Unanimously- Elected Pres ident Today Stetson on Executive Committee ilacon Mfy 16. The bankers otGeorgia made little progress on the opening dayof their convention. and the entire day will probably be consumed tomorrow In disposing of matters thatare now pending.

It has been expected that the proposed new tate banking bill estab. lishing a department of banking In Georgia would bf favorably acted upon today but the bankers had not counted on running afoul of a Sunday school picnic at Lakeside park. where they went for their barbecue this afternoon making the holding of the afternoon session an Imposslbllltyr The bill will be adopted first thing tomorrow morn. Ing. I Hlllyersr Election Assured.

E. W. Stetson president of the Cit izens hank of Macon. was today elected a member of the executive council of the American Bankers association from the state of Georgia succeeding P. Hlllyer vice president of the American National bank of Macon.

and vice president of the state association who will tomorrow be unanimously elected president of the state usocla. tlon. succeeding B. W. Hunt if Eaton.

ton. Mr. Hlllyer was for twenty-three years secretary of the state association an was one of the charter members. The re-election of Haynes McFIlJaen. of Atlanta.

as state secretary and O. A. Park. of Macon general counsel. Is as sured tomorrow MrFaddrn to Re Today Was taken up with the formal openlPI of the convention and the readln of reports by the officers the chief features of which were the recommendations by President Hunt that the convention authorize two new com.

mittees. one on agriculture and the other on currency reform. This rpc- ommendatlon will probably be acttd on favorably tomorrow under the head of new business. At noon today Mills B. Lane.

of Savannah the first vice president ot the association. gave a luncheon In honor of twelve of the visiting founders of the Georgia Banking association. In Lakeside park on a special train. where they enjoyed an old-fashioned baroe- cue with all the usual side trimming. Tonight the.

annual banquet of the association was served In the banquet hall of the Hotel Demrwer 375 covers being laid Judge Kmory Speer of the United. States district court. was the speaker the occasion. Fine Report by oFaddfD The report of Haynes McFadden secretary of the association. showed an Increase in membership during the aat year or IS equivalent to Sf per rent.

The membership at the begin. nlng or the year was 481 and has now frown to 610. Of this number 318 are members of the American Bankers association and in addition there are 65 not members of the Georgia Bankers' association who are members of the American Bankers' association. According to the report there are S3) banks in the state fifteen having lone out of business since the last convention was held through con- Bi U4 Unna ItquMttfuu fall To the honor of State Treasurer J. W.

Speer It must be said that he has done splendid work with wornout tools says the report. The secretary hlle not an.Uclpat- Ing the report of the treasurer stated that the association had prospered financially during the year. having 3000 In the treasury after expending nearly 5000 in various enterprises during the year. FOUR ROADS INDICTED ON REBATING CHARGE Cant St. Louis' 111.

May 16. F.i\ In- tments charging rebating and dls criminating in 63 counts werereturned late tolay against four railroads and a coal company by a federal grand jury here. The Indictments set forth in stances wherein. It Is alleged the laws were violated by the Yandalla Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St. Louis Big Tour Chicago Indiana and Southern the Grand Trunk Railroad and the OCara Coal company.

The Vandalia Is charged In three rnuntx with rehatlnp. and the Big Four Is accused In 21 counts with discriminating In favor of the cQal company. The Rig Four and Chicago Indiana and Southern are charged jointly in twenty counts with making discriminating rates and concessions In favor of the OGara company. The Grand Trunk and the coal company are charged In twenty counts I with receiving and granting confps- yioni and discriminating. Seven counts charge tho Big Four Chicago.

1 Indiana and Southern. and the Grand Tr ik railroads and the OCara Coal company with conspiracy in violating the ElKins' act of 1903. ATLANTA MARKETS. GROCERIES. Corrected by Ofleiby Grocery Company.

Axlr Crowe DUmond. 1175 So. 1 Jflc 323 No. Ylca. 1425.

tfd Rock Ginger Ale Qu rt 1900 plnti 1000 Red Syrup. 150 per jillon. Clie l8c. niy Stlcld tc mlied 7He ehocolale. lit.

Stlt lb. gt. 62c Ice mam. 100 Idrsl. 180 No.

3 barrel 300. Arm and mm Soil 305 krg oijl 2e. Bafclni Powder Rumfort. 250 Roytl No 480 No. 2 500 Honford' t4SO Oood Luck.

1375 Succe 180 Rough Alder. 180 ttvcet milk. 325 Magic Yeast. BOc. an Lima 7Wc Nary 300.

flour Elegant ITSO Diamond 16.75- Self- Riling. 850 Monogram. 385 Carnation V75 Golden Grain. 528 Blue Ribbons. 485 Pancake per crate 300 Buckwheat 8009 Lard and Compound Cottolene.

720 Snow drift case 800. Flak White. 8H- Loaf 13 bul Ink Per rate 120. International Stock Powder 400. Jelly SO-lb.

pan. 183 cue 4 1300. Spaghetti 7c. Honey. 180.

Lwthtr White Oak. 40 Mine. Meat-Blue Ribbon 263. Pepper Crated. 15e ground.

20c Rice 4c 0 7c grlta. 260. Sour Gbvfklus Per crate. 180 ega 112O 1500 sweet mixed ken. 175 olire Se 14UO pr doien.

Extract lOt Sonden BOc per dozen SSe Souden 200 ooien. R. C. Starch 6c Celluloid starch 163 Arlo itarch. 90c.

Sugar uranutated. 335 light brow Be dirk brown. 4c domino Soty Octagon 400 la Kaptha 400 Irory 460 Lenox. 370 Polo 290 Red Wnpper 190 Red Letter UK Gold Mine. 190 Fairy.

400 Grandma. 383 BwerU heart 3V. Snuff Oni pound Railroad Macaboy. 4Sc We RaltrAad Hacaboy 810 tf Railroad Mactbeyj 300 JOe Blue Ribbon. 10 titfa Fret.

Scotch 610 Bruton 810 Dental 51 Butter cup 370 Hot Scotch. 800 Bed TUr. 370 DeVo 890. Smoking Tobacco Duke Mlrtnr- per rrbas 5S5 Bull Durham. 383 Victory.

378 Queen' Quality. 000 Senaatlon 800. Chewing Tobacco- EIch and Waxy SOc tail Mc Stir NITJ. 3ct CorttnJ2c Btttle Ar SZc GriTdy. 48c onble Kale 80e Schnapps Swrrpttakes R.

47c Brownc Franklin Ogtri. 00 OldTlrglnla Cheroota 1200 Two Orphan 1300 Old Glory. 1400. Syrup Georgia Caa per gallon- gsc 10 Elk. 350 lb.

Elk SSTS baml Blue Rib- boo. 30e It Xero 210. ChewingOum Talty laJar 1178 latej I Vlttf S2T91 Illllll 9 TK. A Awi 9tm I Photograph showing on of the. beautiful gowns at J.

P. Allen's. As dainty and exquisite-as the one worn bj- Manon Lescaut In the salon scene of that famous" Puccini opera is a gown at J. P. Allen's which is one of the kind to make of any woman' who wears It a picture.

The material Is cotton voile printed In a tiny design of flowers In the. shades of crab apple pink and mignonette green. There IS a tunic overskirt edged with lace and draped to one side with tiny green covered but. tons. The waist Is of plain white voile which has a plastron front drap- ery of the printed voile.

A double collar Is or tne pink voile overlaid with a narrower one of green and the tiny green buttons define the four tucks. which are laid at Intervals on the loose sleeve whlch is three- quarter length and finished with a fall of the green voile and lace. With this gown Is worn a leghorn hat trimmed with lace and ribbon and closely set French flowers. ATLANTA'S STRIDES FROM DAY TO DAY Continued From Page Ten. remit 400 feet from Vernon itwt 50x130 feet.

May 5. HWO Same to S. A. Grw r. lot on nortli lde Ormewood srenu 200 tfft outhw of Vernoo rt.

oOTlM t. May S. 8800 Mr Levlole Harper to Mrs. EtU lsl r. lot on outh lo North avenue 300 of North Boulerard 30x100 l.

May 14. Realty lnT im nt to Mr E. X' R5 Proctor street 40x113 fe t. March 30 1 11. I 55500 Mr Oarl Brmnor to Mrs.

Lul E. I Lagomarsino. lot' on xt dl 3 Oakland avcaue I 141 Jfct east or Bryan etreK 41x110 feel. May 14. I 44000 S.

Hunlley rompany to John G. Burrharat lot a' northeast coriwr of Con" and Luckle streets. JftxBO feet. April 23. 2000 Mrs.

Mittle J. H. Martin to J. W. E.

faldwell. No. 23 Gerard venu 46x100 feec. Stptembsr 2 1911. K200 R.

J. Voylee to Home Building and Inif tm nt company lot on northwest corner OU1 Todd road and Walker nenue 41x100 feet. April Transferred to W. H. Rh tt.

May 14. 15oO Same to same lot on north id. Walk. er Inoue Ion feet from Todd rosd Vxl45 feel. I April TTinnftired to W.

H. Rheo. May 14. I H4DO Same to 8am lot on north side Walk Ur enue 150 fet west o. Old Todd road.

50x 141 fe April D. Tranetfrred Jp W. H. Rhett. JUy.

14. I TW i-htr 5 company to Mrs. John In. rd. Jr.

and Mrs. K. T. Brown lot 4. xk B.

Pmrhtree Oaks aabdirlslon. May IS. 4tXiO J. Moore and J. A.

Branch to J. B. Klnnlfl. lot on south dd Mithewi Btroct 416 ret ul of Ashbl street. SOxlOO 1.

April 22. I43X Thirlw S. Culver to S. Klnclld. lot on Mouth hie Wtlla 3tre t.

RT east of Humphriri sirwt. RSxlCO feet. April 2a lilOKI Andrew Calhoun to J. Rhodes tot on north pMo Paces Ferry ro yO feet wect of property or R. F.

Maddox Zi6xK8 feet. May 11. SWO Martin to Andrew Calhoun. same property. July 19.

19J2. Ixnn Deed 11000 Mm. MM Smith Morro to Wrkln- nn Trust company truate No. 51 East MerrtfJ' avenue 48x134 feet. May 14.

J1500 W. R. Jonea to DiTld Stent. SOR. 225 and 227 Highland avemie 44x80 feet.

May 14. 2730 Annl B. Stephen to Dickinson Tmit rompany So 101 Highland renne 50x190 feet. May 12. 11000 T.

J. Day to Margaret afll Anne Coyne lot on northwest corner Terry and Bui street 50x93 fe May IS. I 2000 A. P. Oritfln to Mr Mary S.

Loroax acres In land tat at Intersection of land i lots SS. 59 30 and 39. May IS. 2427 W. A.

Owned to A. B. Bailey lot on north aide St. Owlet arenue 50 feet west or" FN street 50x141 t. May 14.

1 1. X)0 Mrs. Elliabeth A. Gregg to Emma DreyfM et al. trtnt lot on south side Rtoket afenue.

110 feet met of Willow avenue 10x175 fe May 12. 1SOJ D. S. Shannon to same lot on northwest corner Cherokee renu and Sydney atreet MllSfl feet May 12. 1000 J.

P. Glow to Mn. M. S. Pitts lot on north sld Kennedy trrt 87 eet east of street.

40x93 feet May IS. 1500 Mrs. Lerlce Harper to Penn Mutual Life Insurance company lot on outh side of North Tnue. 300 feet east of North Boulevard 50x190 feet. May 12.

5000 Robert E. Rlley to eame lot on north ide Decatur street. 132 feet west- at Moore street. 4Kxl83 feet. May 8.

300 Herbert A. L. Ferrell to H. A. Etll rldgt and Julia Oelsnw on north lid DeKalo aremie.

200 fret northeast of R. Clarks land 30x150 feet. February 4. Quit-Claim Derda. 5 wm Bales to Janl L.

Bte lot on northeaat corner Brown areotM and XSbgman trwt 30x150 feet May a. 5 Jan4e Lnckl to Will Bate same property. NoTemb 28 1911. Jl A. r.

Hetrlngton to Ellen HoOowia Pbs- Ian Goldstnltfc. No. 380 Whitehall street. 50x186 feet May 2r 1432 Mrs. Emma Neal Douglas to E.

Sir-1 en lot on ald Pv1ta1 drlTl 220 tiet JIMIth or FeachtTM way 81313 May B. 8am to same lot on ouU lid Peachtree way 110 frnsoottieast of ParUl drtft 60x200 May II. 1SOO Mn. Ellen D. Back to wttl1un a.

Tbomaca lot on north sid JTorreitT arenn 23 fwt WMt of Randolph itrtet 30x270 fct July 23 1911. It J. E. VDVAlUnblllt to 3. W.

Moore and J. A. Branch lot oo outh id lUUwwc street 41 feet east of Ashby trtst lIOx1l1O fe t. April 22. i.

5 HORMT H. I Sims to Realty' NO 53 Proctor street 39x113 feet. May 12. 1 HO Enpln. Ttnrt n4 KU mr To Be Escorted by4 Marine.

Band A. and Washington Light" Infantry to White House. Or Jolla Jr. Waehlngton May" Special. the Old Guard.

arrive In Wash- jtheTton next week on their toor of jT eac they will be given a reception rortiiy their mission. nal 81 jrengementfl were today Svr. ia parody from the union station Wlhit8 hou where they will be re- white totiee wfe re they win be re- celved by Tresldent Wilson. Heallng the pro 8l will be the I famous Marine band of sixty pieces. In their brilliant uniforms.

The survivor of. the Washington Llgfot In tantry which entertained th Old Guard on their tour of the north in 1881 will also for ma guard of honor. 11ney wit be un ler the command of jColone4 Charles OureM. of the jArmy War college the sole wrvtvor of the old company and Captln E. F.

i Davis. adjutant' of the Second In. try. I The Old Guard" will arrive early la the morning and wlfll be quartered at Continental hotel. ar the station I but the parade witl not start until i 130 o'clock.

Bryan Chance Date. William J. Bryan secretary of state has changed the date of his' Atlanta address from June 5 to Monday June Zi He wa Invited to speak before the' Georgia School of Technology on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the found- Ing of the school and first accepted for the 5 but Ms engagements caused him to advance thetime three days. This ne we was communicated to Dr. G.

Matheeon presluent of the school by Representative Howard and the change was said to agreeable to th school authorities. Iloddenbery Home. Representative Roddenbery left for- his home In Thomasvllle today for a stay of about ten days or two weeks. Mr. Roddenbery has been In poor health for some tlnw and hopes to recuperate In Georgia.

New Rural Route. Representative Walker 1168 eooured ithe establishment of rural route No. 2 from Patterson. Pierce county Georgia to begin August 1. The original petition from the patrons of the office was turned down by the rtment but Mr.

Walker took It up again and successful in his efforts. Traffic Officer Meet. The meeting of the American Traffic officers' association here today brought to Washington several prominent Georgia. railroad men. Am them were J.

I Edwards of Atlanta traffic manager of the Atlanta Blr- ham and Atlantic railroad and W. H. Paxon of Atlanta general freight agent of the Southern railway and J. Y. Outlor.

Macon. general fredffht agent of the Georgia Southern and Florida. Freight Cases Up Today. Alleged discrimination agalnat A tlanta. in favor of Chattanofga on shipments' from New England will be argued tomorrow before the Interstate commerce commission by W.

A. vim- blsh. of Atlanta. eH arrived here today to argue the case. accompanied oy jaanes n.

UI. editor of The Atlanta Journal and Mniry Moore Atlanta Freight Bureau. Hatton Lovojoy- of LaGrange. will appear before the commission tomor- row to argue the LaGrange Ga. freight cue.

Few Immigrants to South Africa. From The London Globe. The otflcal year book of the South African Customs Statistical Bureau eh that. among Europ ans. the ex cess of arrivals over departures from the union amounted to about 500 per sons.

The elMe increase wa. 1 re spect of women. Among Asiatic and other colored races th departures were considerably in excess of arrivals. to urban Development corporation lots 2 32 4 or JntMurbln Development corporation uMlv1 on. on OrrMwomT avenue rtOxll5O feet I MM.

and 50126 on Vra street. April 29. I 1723 Lumber company to Mre. Annie Smith lot orl Elizabeth treel 40180 feet 0111 tob 19. 1911.

WEAR SHIRTS 150 TO 1000 THE SAME HIGH STANDARD THAT MADE RED-MAN COLLARS FAMOUS. EARL WILSON Are You Sick. Diseased. Nervous Run Down KXVE YOU BLOOD POISON lOCKET AND URnURY TROUBLES IF SO CONSULT FREE Dr. Hugh.

Atlanta's Ltng Etabllthid Most Reliable SpeclalUf I cure to ttiy cured NERVE BLOOD nd Skin 8TOCTCRB Frooutlc Troubl. VARICOcELE. HYDa. siaddtr and. Urtotir Pllea od AU Chronic n4 I give 606.

the celebrated German preparation for Blood Poison and Guarantee results EverytHlngr at olutely denttaL If 7o call write. Fr CoiualtatlOB and Advice All. BOOBS 8 to 7 p. Bmrfin to DR. J.

D. HUGHES Opposite Tklrd Naf t' Bank ff fj miM jjm kipnrainslfcrnKrtsphnlmv were the TetL who. on th very ye of their clash' wlUi Georgia on the diamond nearly tueef- ed everything consigning their op ponents to perdition ln lettersten feet long and four-feet across on the roof of one of the Tech' dormitories err- actly opposite the baseball Held This is the question that both studentbody and faculty of Tech are- asking. For Just because of that. sign Jhe.

game yesterday was called off. and- the two teams would not have been allowed to Way if the Tech. student body had not apologized to Georgia When President Matheson arose Friday he walked around thecampus When he reached the- dormitories. to the right of the chapel. he paused.

To Hell With Georgia. For. blazoned on the roof of one of the shacks as the students fondly term the dormitories w6re the words To hell with Georgia The president went at once to the leregraph office and telegraphed the said tldlnss to Nat Harris of Macon president of the board of trus tees. Now Colonel Harris was already sore according to the boys. because of the burning of a certain effigy Saturday night.

and he immediately wired back1 that the ame for that aft- ernoon should be called off. When the students heard of the. decision. thfclr wrath was more terrible to see than had been Dr. Mathetlons In a body thy called on the president and declared that the foul deed had been perpetrated by.

some one who had not been at the college long enough to get the spirit It must have been done by a sub-freshman they said. But President Matheson stood firm. The decoration was removed from the. ioof by' the boys and still he stood firm. The game was off that was all.

Finally In desperation. the boys adopted resolutions apologizing to Georgia at a mass meeting- at the chapel. Alumni Coach Helsman. even the. boys themselves spoke denouncing the act nd all- of the denunclatloBS' went into the resolutions.

Students Deny Rep itlllt7 The students called- TOth president again We didn't do It they declared. WWarent responslble to the actions of it' fewKpJtifui freshmen. And we've apologised to Georgia and well apojioglie to anybody and. everybody elsethatyou ten us to only pleasej let 1 play. Whether the prexeys heart was touched or not.

is still a matter of doubt. he called up Colonel Harris on the long distance telephone. and. after a. conference removed his ban from the game.

He wouldn't say what he would do if he caught those responsible' for the decorations but. it was darkly rumored that. he would do some whole- Bale' shlppln if his investigations were successful. Anyway. guilty ones will' be given the silent treatment by the rest of the boy If they are caught 0000 PRIZE OFFERED I FOR.

AMERICAN OPERA New York. May 15. The National Federation ofMusical Clubs announced today a competition for an American grand opera. with So prize of 10000. The prize money has been raised Los Angeles which promises a produc Uon of the prize opera at the ninth biennial festival of the National Fed.

eration of Musical Clubs. to be held there late in the spring of 1914. The competition win be subject to a censorship of librettos which will discourage the portrayal of any sordid or vicious subject The federal proposes a similar contest every tour years. Phone your want ads and replies to Main 5090 or At. lanta 109.

Bungalow For Sale Near the junction of ast Lake. Drive and South Decatur car line we have a dandy room bungalow on large lotIOOX200. which we are offering for 3000 on easy terms. This is a splendid location and in a section that is sure to develop. An ideal summer home to be bought like rent.

FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR TENANTS MOVED FREE In moving. the drayage expense is considerable. By renting a house front us. we will move you tree and the work will be done with as much care and promptness as If you were paying the regular price. See the moving notice in our weekly rent bulletin.

JOHN J. WOODSIDE REAL ESTATE RENTING STORAGE Phones Ben 71 Ivy Atlanta 618. 13 Real Estate Row. MORTGAGE BOND. BROKERS Our People Are Always In he Market Quick Aotlon Ne Tep.

Equitable Building Established. 1890 DECATUR STREET Brick store large lot 46x180 to alley. Will exchange for ether property. ROFF SIMS CO. 3 Fourth National BankBldg Bell Phone Main 888.

Atlanta Booklet Won Convention of the Shriners BY FRED HOUSER. The booklet Issued by the Atlanta Convention bureau did the work. When a representative from Buffalo suggested that neither Memphis nor Atlanta had the necessary hotel facilities this. was answered by the splendid' showing of Atlanta as evidenced la these booklets. and.

it is declared. the enterprise of the Atlanta. bureau captured the prize. From May 15. We planned designed and printed this booklet for the Atlanta Convention bureau also the booklet gotten out by.

Potentate Adair. which was mailed to the delegates to the Shrine convention. Our business Is to operate with you by combining your ideas with ours in the production of advertising literature with the' pull FOQTE DAVIES CO" North Pryor St. and Edgewood. Ave.

LUCKIE. STREET 1100000 Between naftpwan4 Cain and" only one block from new T. A. build- in Lot Is 3690. and improved with old houle rented for 130 a month.

ThU the theblppestbuRaln fa a semlcentral lot on the market todayand can be bought on reasonable terms. B. GRANT CO. GRANT. BUOWNO.

It' Costs You Nothing to consult us about the price pi material for your new home. 0uryearsofexpen nceiaefurnishingsubsto nd up-to-date residencesis atyour command. PHONE OR CALL ON US Witt inghain TSit" kmrifcer' Go. tor jM3 iMltliEmflre Bulldlri. Le CiiSlR I ffd' siSMV- Kernodle.

Emma. Johnsonahd JIr an4' limit Bi Stewart art inylted tditt nd th urda3' May It. 191S the resldencer corner South' Moreland and Eden avenues Orme wood Park. Rev. N.

B. OKelly will omdatarjli- teraent wlU 6 In Oakland cemetery. The following named iretit1em trtll please act aa pallbearers and asaemblo at the office of ty Patterson on at 9:18 o'clock Mr. John T. Morgan.

Dr. VT. 101. Edenfleld. Mr.

DanaGtbb Mr. S. J. Sheffield. Mr.

11. F. AlleWMrv W. W. Gaines.

Yr. J. N. pelklrlT Mr. Ike Sm lL V.

GIBLY The friends of Mi. andTwrsT W. R. Glbly and family are invited to attend. the funeral of their little ion.

Jlmmle A. Glbly this morning at 19 o'clock from the parlor of Harry G. Poole 96 South Pryor tre Interment at West Ylew. SEW-ELL The friends ofMr and MrsT J. T.

Sewell. Rev. and Mrs. J. E.

Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Daniel.

Mr. and Mrs. I Daniel and. Mr. and' Mrs.

I Daniel are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. J. T. Sewell this afternoon at 12 o'clock from the Lakewood Heights Baptist church. Interment at Forest Park.

Carriages will leave the parlors of Harry O. Poole. 98 South Pryor street at 11 a. In. COOK The friends of Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Cook. Mr and Mrs.

Benjamin Cook and Mrs. S. E. Berryman are ylted to attend the funeral of Mr. J.

M. Cook. this afternoon at 2 o'clock. from the residence. No.

83 English avenue. Interment at Hollywood. tallbearers will be selected. from Fulton Lodge. No.

321. O. O. F. and Choctaw Trite No.

35 I. O. R. and will meet at the parlors of Harry G. Poole.

9 South. Pryor street It 1SO. BOONE The friends of Mr. Tt A. Boons and family.

Mrs. 101. R. Boons Mr. and Mrs.

W. O. Boon. are Invited. to attend the funeral of Thomas Irwtn Boone.

this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of Greenberg Bond company. Interment. Holly wood. HaviWaaV H6H neiA 8Cntuo ATLANTA FLORAL CO. BBS EAST FAIR STREET HAVE YOU SORE GUM OR LOOSE TEETH A prominent dentist after experience.

has found a remedy that will cureRlggs Weeding. Inflamed and spongy gums. and tlghta loose teeth by rlniln th mouth Probably you not enjoyed eat ing for some time. uQet a bottle of ANT and that diseai of the gums and. teeth will 1 6" eur therefore.

aiding digestion. IOc' bottl at all druggists or parcel post. 56c In lamps- Lawrence I'M Aileai Foot-Baa i oliwptlY poU rl beifcaken into the Iboes JVU Un out of corn ttclltur ttlnjTOtrtet ttiUs. ind bunion Its the snttMt comfort' OlKonry of ths Allen' Foot toaiw tljlit Jho tftl ea r. 141 tan wear1 ahott cn ilie imaJler after using a ctrttla relief tor weatn 11 tad nUn tender tchtnr fiit.

it TODAT. 50111 nlrJwhere Trial PROFESSIONAL CARDS Albert Howlt Hu IL Artaur S8V MCllOl 7. SOI. Klier TBulldlnr. AUuUo ton DUtance Telethon 921.

till and JOJJ. Atlanta wf ROPosAia Sealed proposal will be recelTaj trntHnot Tatar than 12 o'clock neon. Way by the Bort et Health at which time they will be opened an contract awarded or ilx male weighing" not1 lex than 1350 pound from II to 7 year oli not abOTe 16Vi hand high to be soundand ot strong general up also oar cart ntuloi weighing not leas thanlUO pound abort back and oond. suitable for cut work age 5 ta 7" years. All of.

the mule to be tree tIomle lous habit Three day trial 1 Address bid to Mr. John Jeatiea CUel Or. Department. Cltj HJI J. GOLnS3lITH City Comptroller.

cUr or America aeorgla offer or Ml i000 ot tablle chool boni ut iaOOOStw extension bond all earbil Ii per. cest ul tan or Utlrt tlr. Bid will to reotlrid if to and Including liaj J8 1918 at :00 o'clock p. m. The major and city eouncrt NarttB right to reject any aid all bid and 10 eat deposit required to accompany uca bid.

yor farther information tdoreu Lie Allen aaainnu rtJIlDel Committee. Notice. Met of the Great SonOura cctdlD 7 Comvany. March IS. J918.

mi 11 to notify UI. public titt tt ontt Soutilem Accident and. Fidelity Conrptar AUanu. lIu wttbdrawn from Ka la the- ltate or Georgia. Said Qrttt SouUaena tad Fidelity Company' ha eueaue4 til poUcUl lsued by It la the UU of' Oo II.

Ad 11. wtla lId ld all Joan all claim of III poUCTllo14e1 In the of Georgia tad on stay SO. 1913. will mit plloaUon to Ron. William A.

Wrl eomp. troUer and laiuraac eommllllollf' it the sUU or Georgia for lea to. withdraw from th ttt tr ury bond of Gnat aonUwrn Accident. and ridtlttf no on deposit with him. F.

S. ETHERIOCK. SCOTT TODD. VB-i Wt t7. Notice.

to Property Owners on Marietta Street. By Street. CoounlttM- It Tflolftd by ta Mayor and GlDml CWllcl1 or to ClQr ot Al lan follows First That tha brick Idealltl on dlel of Marietta street between North a BM tail lIwood. Utlllle eondemnva wornout tat' no lancer useful a good partmtot tor aid 14 walks and am be rtraor d. Second That UI.

ridewalkJ on call portioa of Marietta atreet reparad vita heiagon tlU block full iridla- and that the et property ahttttlng on Lld portion. VUrlatla street be poUtd by. tt Chlet of Oomtnetloa to par tl sidewalks In treat of th lr property with aW aezagm Ue blocU In temu otaotlee proYidI4 by' ulallnl ordinance tad. la c1ef111t ot compliance with aid notice aald Chief Jet Construction- Is hereby notified to pae 14. jekleiiaru with beiagon tile tlocka and casM itb abtittlne propertylibe a nwd theretor tad an Nbfeqaent proceeded to.

be Ukes required by tilitlng ordinance goremlng" we ofk TWrd That notice be Ires the atrattlnr PJ rty owaen ef lair reotatoa tiy adrertlieavat In the ot the introdacUoa ot lhl reolutlon the Clerk oX Cotmdl at least ten 10 daye' netleeprior to I IIIDJ hl' General Coondl and therein citing such ibuttlng propertf'-owaertj to abo ealuie ft yMtUftt 0 any objections they may aaTtx th efcondtnv natloaJot tali pTement 4 abore tyorldeoV JlS i Lj. I KaJI Httr Ibon deer. Iaa aD ID fl ta Dad II rlod all I ear ml be I Ch dl a bata. ear. I ar 70.

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de WonnlbI 11' ot few tTeshmen. I or e.l4 I I apOoglzetoanrbodY I else that you ust pleue I pla II' p1' xeya calledup 1 ter' onferenceremoved He wouldntsay decoJatlons a InV atlglLtions I I lf caug I 10000 I The aUonar announc 1 lea. Iprl The. federathn I BUD low. ear East to' summer beboughf VEDFREE 11.

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