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After an day eardi for many Sjfimilii around tort McPherson. a tchment of xninnted troopm and In. rtry returned to barracks at night. ffalivWlUiOTit having found Dudley a prisoner who escaped yesterday morning by knocking guard in the head and fleeing with Underthe command of Captaln B. T.

jjRtmmons officer of the day and Lieu. Allen 11. BurdeU In charge of themounted squad. the searching par. il tr Of fifty adopted strict methods for covering every inch ot ground pv l- Me in the.

rob About a mile from the tort they found Reynolds' work. 5 ing cloches which he had discarded jjj upposedy to dorn other- clothes. How nhe secured the change le not known. to lllfl get-away occurred about 10 o'clock In the motnlng. In the custody of Private aznum of Company teen working near SE WELLS MONEY SAYING SPECIALS FOR TODAY Irish Potatoes peck.

19c pound pall Snowdrift Lard 881 1Sc can Apples Sc IBc can Salmon. 81 15e can Corn 813 15c an Syrup lOc 20e can Sweet Potatoes10c Missouri Brand Breakfast Bacon per pound. 15c Missouri Brand Hams per pound. 171 Full line of Fresh Vegetables and Poultry on hand dally. Sewell Commission Co.

115 Whitehall St. Branch Storo 64 Decatur Street paper and carried painted this tor bft weapon. ih Vmttaclt dhl Jguardr and edrldja i loy HI ftt tt' seised Farnums rtfle ad7unJ elted Um on the ground la Uie ialh metj i ttn lTiftariftra gave had been hackled but he had imaiaged toi slip i the andUeftthra some distance away on the bad been held a a prisoner odlnc TSnST1 to the military- prtsonat Tort. Leavenworth. hYlng been ourtmrtlaled several months ago and sentenced to dishonorable discharge with three years' lmprtaonmeDt.

Hel described a being slim and red-haired about 35 yean' home Is Wd to have been Bowling Green. His Love Growing. Cold Three Kisses in 3 Years Make Marriage Failure Though he was ardent enough to elope with her when she was only ft schoolgirl In her teens Mrs. Nellie Thomas says that her husband. X.

S. Thomas is a. failure so tar as affectionate married. life is concerned. and that three kisses have been the sum total of his demonstrations toward her In as many years.

Wherefore she wants a divorce. as shown in' her petition flied yesterday. Thomas is a salesman for Harper A Ware. says the petition. and wrapped up in business that he had no time for his wife either ignoring her utterly or urging her to go to the theater with other men.

They were marled in 189 and separated January 13 1913 but no. special significance is attached to the unlucky numbers The petition says Thomas has 15000 worth of property. John T. Smith is the attorney. NEW CHAPTER HOUSE FOR SAVANNAH U.

D. C. Savannah Ga. February II. Spe cial.

The Savannah chapter. United Daughters of the Confederacy have practically closed the deal for their chapter house. It will stand on Taylor' street near Bull and It will be purchased In a few days. The house Is three stories on a basement. Its first floor will be thrown together Into one big room and here the daughters will hold their meetings' and maintain a.

miniature confederate museum. The second floor will be used by the Confederate Veterans and the Sons of Veterans and the top floor will be utll. ized by a young men's club. The property is to cost 8000 and the first payment on It will be made this week. Tomorrow is flag day and the proceeds of the sale of nag miniature confederate nags to be sold on the streets by the members of the chapter will go to the building fund.

hr via Rock Island' Memphis-California Short Line lighted drawing room sleeping cars and dining car service by the direct route of lowest altitudes every mile a mile away from winter- daily from Memphis. Through tourist sleeping cars every day to Los Angeles. pie pioneer de luxe GolJen State LimtidanA other fast trains every day from St. Louis and Chicago to California and the Pacific Coast. Tickets reservations and information from H.

U. BUNT. District Passenger Agent Telephone Main 661 18 North Pryor Street. Atlanta. Georgia Protect Yourself Ask for ORIGINAL The Food Drink for all Ages Others are Imitations wi United States natorA t5 tu Bacon- of pointed by QoTernOci Josepli JLBrown to succeed himself tintiUthe- next- meeting of lh ate leg atureS Senator Bacons appointed1 term wfllibegtnlm medlately- upon the- expiration of.

his present term. By th is appointment Senator Bacons term is tnot only made continuous- In case of' his xe-electlbn toy the. next legislature which is. certain. in view of the fact that.

has already been named In' a to succeed himself for the. tub term but the also enabled to hold his number lp the senate retain his committee as stgnments and participate in the special session of congress which will convene March- 5 to confirm the. new cabinet and other Important executive appointments. Senator Bacon Is the only' man who has ever been elected for. four terms to the senate from Georgia and his ran in that body from a point of se niority is very' near the top.

BOOZER TRIAL BEGINS Killed Man Whom He Claimed Insulted His Wife. MB WWM LaGrange. Ga. Febrary 11. Spe cial The criminal division of the su perlor court will Wednesday morning take up for the second time the case of W.

Boozer of Hogansvllle for the murder of C. D. Phllpot. of the same place. Judge R.

W. Freeman. of Greenville Merlwether county will preside. The case. is attracting more Interest than any matter taken up by the courts here In many years Both parties to the tragedy are of very prominent families' in this section of the state.

The prosecution will be handled by Solicitor Reed of the Stone Mountain circuit as the. the-solicitor of this circuit. Hon. Render Terrell of Qreenville is. a relative of Mr.

Phllpot The prosecution wm be assisted by Colonel Reuben R. Arnold. of Atlanta. and Judge N. M.

Denson Judge of the supreme bench of Alabama. whose home is at Lafayette. Ala. The defense will be represented by Colonel A. E.

Jones Colonel It U. Moody Colonel Hatton Lovejoy Colonel E. T. Moon and Colonel Sid Holder- ness of Carroilton. On October 13 1912 Boozer shot and Instantly killed Phllpot on one of th main streets of Hogansvllle which is just miles from LaGrange.

The cause of the shooting was an accusa. tlon by Boozers wife to the effect that Phllpot had made improper approaches to her in letters. The first trial re suited in a mistrial. after the jury had been out for two hours. MRS.

CONKLING APPOINTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Mrs. J. Wade Conkllng chairman of the educational department of the Atlanta Tuberculosis association has announced the appointment of an advisory committee to the department composed of State School Superintend. ent IA Brlttaln Superintendent W. tl Slaton.

of the Atlanta public schools D. A. W. Stirling and Dr. F.

Harris. secretary and. executive olrl. cer of the Georgia state board of health. These gentlemen have consented to act In this capacity and to lend what assistance they can to the educational work in the.

prevention of tuberculosis. COLONEL W. B. ADAMS BURIED AT ELBERTON Elbertol1. Ga.

February' 11. Spe cial. Colonel W. Adams died Tuesday morning at 2 o'clock. He will be burled here Wednesday morning at 11.

He was 50 years old and Is survived by his wife and daughter. lie represented Elbertcounty In the legislature several years. lie was may- or of Elberton six years chairman of the board of education census puper- visor of the eighth district. vice president of the Elberton Loan and Savings bank. and one of the strongest and most prominent men of affairs in his city and county.

The Overcoat Desirable and Its February Price 1. Particularly genteel is the 4 length silk lined coat of black with velvet. collar. Its worthiness for wear is' unexcelled. Its stapleness' of style is a good word too.

A good Cambridge gray 4 length silk lined coajt is a happy investment. We offeryou a good range of sizes. in both of these styles formerly priced 35 now 2625 Other coats 1125to 500 formerly. 1500 to 6000. Muse Clothing Co.

v- JKV SBSF if fef fcy tio tender. hearted and5eii i rit AM i 4 i wnn It was officially announced' that. mates ofth jT pftbr farm immbered i1 and tliatthe unfortnnatewer ibe. log cared on' the munificent sum of 9 cents per diem which' amount' included. fdodraiment housing jnediclnei armtli etfteS committee.

ofthe jury Visited rtneVaiji1 per jfarm and bi la" Very' bad condltlon and njaddratlohce1 Nothing was said. however to lncreasbngthe allowance for th old people all of whom are' and' feeble. inds subject to th increased cost of living as. other An Investigation the Bartow county Jailresulted la the same- findings as regardscondition and repairs were recommended. It.

was 40. cents per day was allowed 6y the county' for the two meals furnished" to the prisoners most of whom are ne groes but on account of the Increased cost of living the' grand Jury. recom mended at the. Jailor be allowed SO cents a day. for each nrlsonets food Instead.

of the usual 40centa that is now. being allowed The disparity between SO cents aday for two meals for Jail inmates and 8 cents I. day for all human necessities for the unfortunate. whites at the pau. per farm is what caused the sensation.

The grand Jury recommended that the pauper hom be moved nearer th city. MISTAKEN MISSES WENT TO MUSES OH YOU PRINTERS Misses are all right in their place be it in the kltqhen. the drawing room a shady nook or a suffragettes' pa. rade hot when they happen to slip Into a big Advertisement of gents' furnishings well that is another matter. This however is exactly what happened through a printers freakish error in Tuesday mornings Issue of The Constitution.

Misses Good Clothes with the Feb. ruary Difference in the Price' was the way' the headline of the advertisement read. but. of course. it should have read.

Muses Good Clothes. The headline Is attractive enough but the fact remains that manyof the gents probably missed first shot at the seasons best bargains. The misses who read the advertisement on the strength or the printers error probably made a futile trip to the big store of the George Muse Clothing company but at that the clerks have no widespread reputation as woman-haters Tired of Wedded State Four Bring Suit to Gain Their freedom Tuesday befog return day for the March term of court there was a rush Of those tired of their Inharmonious wedded life to petition freedom through divorce. John Henry Gresham. Jr.

super- ntendent of construction for the Georgia Railway and Power company charged with habitual Intoxication for a period of six years past by his wife Mrs. Pearl I Gresham. who re cites that she lived with him until. two days ago. February 10 When ht.

cruelty forced her to leave him. They were married. she says. March 22. 1908.

and since that time not three weeks has elapsed without his having been Intoxicated. In addition she charges" neglect and abuse. She asks For total divorce and alimony' through Folder. Anderson. Dillon Whitman.

Because she was forced to earn her own living. though frail of body and was I and choked by her husband. Mrs. Cora Reynolds asks a di vorce from Jesse J. Reynolds.

They married December 24 1908 according' to the suit. and separated July 6 1911. Once on Christmas day. 1909 he or dtred her from the house. she alleges.

but she condoned the offense and tried to live with him. but unsuccessfully. Moore A anch are the attorneys. Mrs. Jackie Gay Is sued for dlvorco by her husband.

John C. Gay a farmer of Clayton county who shows that he has a lire estate In 465 acres of land. They were married In 1902. lie says and she deserted him In 1904. J.

F. Gollghtly is the attorney. Mrs. Jessie Prater makes desertion after fifteen years of married life the basis of her suit against Ed Prater. manager or a pool room with' an In come of from 30 to 50 weekly.

She asks the custody of the three children. Ernest. 19 Bessie IT and Joe 9 and alimony. Thomas H. Scott Is the at torney.

CARTER SHOT IN BACK W. Chauncey- Charged ty itb Murder by Coroners' Jury. lIazelhurst Ga. February 11. Spe cial.

W. H. Chauncey a farmer re siding about 10 miles from here had a difficulty with Clarence Carter near the public road and Chauncey shot Carter five times with- a pistol. ac cording to his own statement when' he came to town and surrendered to the sheriff this morning. The.

coroners inquest returned a verdict this evening of murder arid charged Cnauncey with the commission of. the same. Chauncey claims that he shot Carter in. self-defense but re port has it from the coroners Jury that Carter was shot' in the back' and' It Is claimed that the wound in his back was the mortal wound. KEROSENE LAMP CAUSES FIRE IN CENTRAL-BLOCK When firemen rushed to answer a tire call about 4:30 o'clock In the up.

stairs of the building at the northwest corner of Walton and Broad. streets. they found a small blaze galping rapid headway. After they hadput out the tire and averted the danger to a buss- ness block. they lopkedV for th cause of the blaze.

They ifouhd fhat a kero acne lamp. had been haiVcaused theflreg heart. oti gas and lectrlcllghtB a. kerosene ilamp" had caueed anre eal 1N re i5 i C--- i i.liLM ii nnrniwung State College of igncuUureatAthtBV yesterday ranging Jo7. Cora' club' worltjandi Inihr mat Ur he corn5 show for 1 1111 whkh distinctly chamber The Atlanta Chamber hat agreed to supply an William iBradf ord of hat' Just been appointed i club agent In charge of the Atlanta district.

this Cedartown dlstrlcf a 4 large portions of the' Augusta and Columbus districts- Including in all nearly 100 The' boys' corn vclubV work and the girls' cannier clubs have now been consolidated with the tarin demonstration work the latter including agricultural operation In- practically all of its phases. Mr. Campbell Is confident that this consolidation will mean much to the advantage. of alt the interests represented. One object of Mr.

Campbell's visit to Atlanta was to Invite President Wll- seer Moore of. the chamber of com. merce Chairman IL G. Hastings of the corn show and agricultural committees Secretary Walter O. er to attend a meeting of all the district field agents of the farm demonstration work to be held In Athens Thursday and Secretary Cooper promised.

If possible they would go. Mr. Campbell' is enthusiastic over the progress of the corn club work and la predicting a splendid extension of It this year. While I was down fn Valdosta the other y. Mr.

Campbell continued. for the purpose of appointing a county farm demonstration and corn club agent for Lowndes county. County School Superintendent S. VQulnn Sled a petition with the county cpue. missioners asking for an appropriation of 200 from the county He pro.

poses. to use 50 of this toward paying the expenses of one boy and one girl from. Lowndes for the short term at the State College Agriculture at Athens" In January and the balance 150. he will use to help pay the expenses at 100 boys and girls front Lx wndes county in attending the next annual corn show in Atlanta. This is simply an incident going to show the progress that is being made In the corn club work and what en thuslasm it has stirred up.

COURT IN BLECKLEY HOLDS FIRST SESSION Cochran Ga. February 11. Spe cial All of the grand and petit Ju rors have' been summoned. to the first regular term of superior court for the county on the second Monday in March. About ten criminal cases will be on the docket fe i rp anfc ldren Viit tnevBaptlrt j6r- jras held at th eiOrph i 7 home Tues- ternoonTafc clpck attended Uzti little friends and playmates lettb6 children hy ro BhapuUtdrtheffender rom thegrate and beganeweeplngthe the1 hearth.

an theiVroom caught on. fire indijhen cat rtedrthe rjamei tov lieri dress. tfurnlng Interidtat VM rml i QuIckij Relieved f' 1 Hffi iS soccwiWhj Samptelri Wrlteijuiofc' KM9W MKL-C Mi fig JSL ggf ftr Tt- .4 ss re5i Ss7 i izZ Soiath The every one of them 1 THE MERRILL CO. and 32 PEACHTREE STREET Over th BonltaThealtr and ZakuBakery fca IT AU em yeaso Atlanta New' York Paris The Best Waist BeautIful Have you seen them in the windqw and. the price cards The selling of them starts' this morning when If smartness of design and wonderfully-low prices larejari li oWaveigs.

JtrbiHM liC fi 1i will be a crowd here' early. You have heard much in advertisements of i even been led to believe that a buyerrhas been. Jlf you came to see and to share you tobjpffenjfound nothing special about it at all v- iffi Now see what Johnson Co really amounts to. v- For such is this waist event- so special that Lr 500 Waists are 3 50 695 to 75Waistsare45. v- 875 to 1200 Waists are 635 A And a dozen or more styles to choose from Here- Wait of chiffon tucked.

shadow lace yoke a gli of white brocaded safiSS frillih T-Copenhagen. T-T i rT5 i te tfi a- I. H' I' NiwyAli I1r fi i I v1 stORl t. fiA OO ARMY tJIJ url Jtf qroo1i pgScourWoodsfor 1T1 te Prts Wh Kiotked d' 1 I1 ifanalled pJ if iAfi ail 4 earcbf i tl1tiuot1n4 ortllePb raon. do.

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tntnt i th. mointed th f. Ift p'- IIe I of LRno1de cen SEwELLs MOMET 8 Potatoes. lOc I 131 15 ii yards" d1steitftoeiothe log thebosp1taLReyuoawsiptek lngup buh dppetIBd a bevy. st1 forbIi hsittacked bsgiazd failed.

him b1ow than unbelted hlmazdleft kira2y2ngonthe txtthe ttarsrda Fiznum came to hta senses and i a2arx. Deynoldahad baeneheck1ed mnoaedtos1 froiu the cbe4nu andIefrthenpozne I ground H. pending st tth Hi I. yesia y- LoveGrowing in Nel11 but nospeciil rst flags i i TheponeerdeluxeGoz stateiiniandother dayfrom I a i MAUNNAMO TIII Appointment His Term Cntinues UntiI Legis I eet fMieonwhoae term next- March wajonTneidYa0 GvernotJoseph until the UIO state legislature. ppolnted will begtnIm- this not he has enatoris essl thetop.

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:1 rte5ilIOebTUA71LSPe. ctL senhat1onin4iiomjn dIXflatIOfleipeILil7 nanogth b7 the presentmeita of theBartoweounty grand jury of the poorfarm nimberedten thatthese forby th coUy. the. snmot centaperdlenib riment. medleInewarynth the Isitedt0epau farm foundIt to In ery that of are and as the I of regrd3 condition i I ne- juryrecorn- soners 4 cents pan- paupeihom.

the theIrplace hi many compa GainTheir sh or- ie 1902 1 byCoroneri at. a sio thsame ry ahottn CENTRAL BLOCK looked' found thata overturned. and had causedthe firs. On the GreatWhttaWa3inthe very ofthe Iectrlcllghtadazzle tb. eye keroseelaPhadCatISed on the lealy building badheadQUarters upstaI 52.12 North Eroadlthe place having forrnerlybeeU vacant A uumberof lamps and lanterns werein thequar.

teriaidIn lIghtingoneoftthese it td stsste. it ii. al1ege i1.e c' SteAgn ofEhn Dn1 stration WrIcvPaid At1nta isltn Thursday- fa in underth suapicejbithe United States of. wae i esterdaf for' further AUantaChamber ofCommetce in the CorncIubworkaRd in thslnat oiJie lOt isdlstlnctlyaehalttber projeeL oComrnerce anofitcefOr Dr. Bradford CedartownWhO corn the Co- ciub tionwork snereci and toattenda Isedif 4y of the OREA4G1RLBUPJEJ1 I Ptpyln mother to a lIttle group of ophinchildrent the BaptistOr boaitz ifapeviti.

ay Myrle.Manley- fYsRsOld wu ftaIIybbrned Herdeth eurred thnIght. and the.funsr- I was thi dayafternoonat o'clock byalttbe of th5 unfortunate girL Z' Lul Myrle thoughan sesped the motherly care for bee children and. cleanliness younc their The dirty' and niothert nt going tto iet the p1a iroundatraahy thfendOrjrom and th broom caughton gndthen.csr- to retebe 4Mteribefusral TuesdaF biRerBD HIkinL sager- inte de oZthObomethebodyyWaI Interred' nMount Zloneemetery. Th. stOThshorne about iyearsgoSrornNewnan Calarrh L'v'J gONDON.

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it wanted. Twentyyears iJ succeu VibyP4 8arnp1ejreeWrjte quick. iytfr Ariimportant New Novej THOMPSON DAVIESS 1 2Aiibiref 1 tTheMe1tingof oj1y4 r' InAndrew thGladMissDavIess has- written a charinilIg love tale that is nearly e' perfect in its way The are the di. a 1ghtfu1Southemersof modern- fiCtiCB who Ij 4) ithe old yj i' tie charm. through 1c ii I all thivicisitudes of andthexnoretrying c' conditionsofthe I ka- energetic South.

reader will like I oneofthem. rcrka i lMsDviessi 4 AniFrew 1 the G1d ac PiduruivCo4u fdlBoellet Ti1 NEW YORX 1New Dental Offices I 28 1nd3234PEACHTREESTREET I thi rb Gold Crowns 0 O' BridgeWork 4OQ Lii i All Other Work at Reasonable Prices 5 JohllsonuBosc Coinpally 1 Ncws of Mally. a Day a 5 A11Over LaceWaists 1w. a Sa1e 5 in window-and the store wonderfully low t- 1special putchases You have buyer has been particularly favored-but when the special have too often found term a special purchase so 6 95 8 75 4 95 I 8 75 00 95 I Li. For5OOWaists 3 over tht acI dowii thetfionI white and high collar with another 1o' turnback collar5 satin uffs In tiinbrownna and 1.

For 695 to 795 Waists ghi styles of cream net waists SQG styles of cfn i. I One of figured net has a plain neI oke and high collar and small sailor collar of white satin The sleeves are trimmed in an at- have slashed-cuffs Ct of the chiffon waists is ery for tailored tfor a heavy chiffon extending Vshaped. over a1 net yoke jeweled Other stylesar elaboiate About anf color you might want Fr875 1200 Wai I itll te 1. I styles to choose from and. one as pretty as another' hiffons 0 over ahadowlace withc bows andwith laces otherst the new drajed stleshowing a 1 otl rs showing thvest effect worLkd outin white chiffons Thwfllv be hard fo select one where there aris many claim your fancy 1.

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