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HS i jjJ Jf vi TS Bn2e bm srssiyi 14 tt i 5 Council Committee Investigates to Determine Source of Bad Odors. I If I A chemical analysis will be made to. Cay of water taken from Peachtree creek by the sewer Investigating committee at Its frt Inspection Wednesday morning. The water samples were taken by Councilman Claude Ashley chair- man of the sanitary committee of council. lie declared.

following the In spection tour' of the creek and the fl 5 000 Peachtree and lntrenchment creek plants that he believed. the analysis will show that the water contains bacteria from the wastes dumped Into the creek from the fertilizer plant at Armour Ga. about a mile from Pescbtree rod The Investigation which began Wednesday morning will be broad in Its scope. according to Chairman H. Harwell of the sewer committee.

He explained that the committee was chiefly Interested In the proves. or the I on Peachtree creek plant. Committee fV mf The committee wants to get data a to what Is being done by Dady to hasten the work Chairman Harwell aid The plants appear to be In good Shape except for the filter beds. which are not yet completed. We are anxious to have the Peathtree plant turned over to the cit because then we will' be In a better position to determine If the odors from the creek come from the fertilizer factory or from the sewage from Druid Hills.

The committee went to the fertilizer factory which Is located on the creek. and which Is ald to be sending forth the bad odors The two cotton oil mills which re close to the fertilizer. factory were also visited and In spected. Councilman VshVy said. that he was firmly of the opinion that the odors came from the fertilizer factory.

He Iso said that he believed the cotton oil mills might possibly contribute to the odors of which the residents of Peaehtree road have been complaining. Die said that most of the acid odors from the fertilizer factory were heavier than air and could not earn the distance from the factory to Pe ichtre road. There Is an odor about a cotton mill that Is not pleasant to the nostril. Councilman Ashley said. and it is entirely likely that the oil gases is bat the people are complaining Of" Uansfll Conduels Party.

tnglneer W. A. Hnlel1. Jr. ofthe construction department.

conducted the council members on the tour of Inspection. Engineer Hansell has supervision of the new sewage. plant contracts and has been designated by Chief Clayton to make an Investigation for the department of' the complaints of odors. I am firmly assured that the creek has not been contaminated to the ex tent of sending out bad odors. he pays We have examined the water In several places and It Is Impossible to discover an sewage particles in It" Construction Chief Clayton also believes that the odors ar tent out by th fertilizer olant.

Members of the sewage committee' did not discuss what action the city would taKe in the event it Is determined from the anal sis that the bacteria or odor in the creek If ay there be. Is caused by the fertilizer plant. Cam Factory la NuIsanCe. Councilman Ashley said that he would urge the city health board to declare the factory a. nuisance In the ent the lne tigation traces the i odors to the plant.

The council member who me the Inspection were Aldermen H. Har- well A. n. Colcord id. S.

Shepherd. T. MflTbrongh. Claude L. s-Mev and George H.

Boj niton Chief Clayton and Engineers Hansell and Brittaln accompanied the council committee. i The committee Inspected the Druid' Hills sewer outfall and plant. and from that place went to Armour Ga. to inspect the fertilizer plants. The committee alao Inspected the.

work In tprogress at Peaeh1le creek sewage plant and also the waterworks. ForrvM Adele and Chief John Jent. zen ot the sanitary department ac- cornjnied the part Contractor tnester Dady called 1 QI1 Assistant Chief Hansell ll Wednes4ey afternoon. He submitted samples of atone offered him by WlIken. manager of the Chattooga Crushed tone and Gravel tom or Gore Ga.

Dady declared that It the samples were accepted by the city' he was assured that he would able to get at least six carloads or stone a da from the Gore quarry. He told Assistant Chief Hansell that would sign a contract immediately. Home Conditionally Accepted. The stone warn accepted by Ute oit subject to Inspection lot the Peacnitree creek plant by on Inspector or the city Contractor Dady told lstant Chief ansvM tii 01 had signed contracts as follows stone Mountain Granite company two carloads a day Empire Granite company one carload Pine Mountain one carload two quarries at LlUronla for one car each and 1x carloads from Cnattooya quarry in addition to his other contracts with the Macon concern. I have been out to every tone crusher near Atlanta and have tried to uy the entire output of several plants Dady id I have been given assurance of getting a whole lot of tone' and if they alt stand by me I get through the plant on time.

Contractor Dady said that he hoped to get many as twenty carloads a day before long. It he succeeds he will have little trouble finishing the plant op time. PRIEST IS MURDERED. IN THE CONRESSIONAL Ruhr Germany February 19 A visiting Catholic clergyman named ngeler wu shot and killed by. a Polish workman today In the confessional of.

St Engelberts church here. The murderer who Had asked to confess to the priest was arrested. He declared had Intended to kill the regular priest of the church. See Blanche Ring and her tfutyGirls tonight WITHHER MISS BLANCHE RING Pucker up your Ups girls Blanche Ring sets the example in The Wall Street Girl' when she sings Whistle It' and Induces hey audience to Join. Its always easy to get the boys whistling.

says Miss Ring but I am after the girls. During my engagement at the Atlanta theater I hope to have every girl who attends a performance whistling Atlanta girls can whistle it they only wilt. I might suggest If they require lessons they get their best young men to teach them. It when they pucker up something doesn't hap- pen. then the Atlanta boys are slower than I think they are.

In the heroic rescue of his son from death electrocution from a fallen wire charged with 11110 volts Calvin Thompson a 60 old merchant of Decatur street was knocked to the pavement with uUi terrific force that his skull was probably fractured His hands wer alto bad scared The' son whom hr rescued alter Thompson aged 21 was severely burned about the face and forearms. He was being slowly electrocuted when his father came to his rescue. Both men were carried to their home JO Tlfton street where. at a late hour' lat night the elder Thompson was unconscious Last night shortly before 10 o'clock as the two neared their Tlfton street. home an overheat electric wire.

blazed forth in the center of the strand and melted apart. Both ends Hashed to the sidewalk The charged section struck young Thompson on the head and wrapped partly around his shouders. When the father seized the broken wire and Jerked It loose from the youths shoulders he received his in juries. THEATERS Dustin Farnum in The Littlest Rebel. At the Atlanta.

A thrilling engagement Is scheduled I at the Atlanta theater beginning Monday night. On thoit date Dustin Far. i num will make his appearance with The Littlest Rebel. a war play front the pen 0 Edward Peple author of The Prince Chap. A.

H. Woods commissioned Peple to write this piece expressly for Mr. Farnunt. The result aM to craved successful be yond the greatest expectations The presence- of this handsome and heroic player lends an tnterst which. added to the touching appeal of the drama.

itself promises for the production as a whole a career of prosperity eclipsing even Its most successful predecessors namely Shenandoah and Held By the Enemy" The Littlest Rebel" Is a massive picture of civil war days enlisting the services of 100 people In Its great battle scene. Seats go on sale this morning at 9 o'clock Blanche Ring. At the Atlanta. Blanche Ring. who is making her annual tour of the south comes to the Atlanta theater for a three days engagement beginning tonight in The Wall Street Girl.

which has proved the greatest success of her ca. reer. There are eighteen musical numbers In the piece and Miss Ring sings halt a dozen or them. Among her greatest hits are Dee I Want II. Regular Man" I Should Have Been Born a Boy.

Whistle It' and Georgia Land. These she will sing as only Blanche Ring can Will Rogers who joined the company or the New York engagement last spring made such a hit with his rope specialty and quaint humor that he was engaged for this season and it being featured with Miss Ring. Keith Vaudeville. At the Grand An extraordinary Interest has suddenly manifested Itself in the bill of vaudeville that Is being successfully 1 presented to big attendance at the Grand this week. The Stool Pigeon' I as presented by Edwin Arden and Ann i Sutherland and the associate players Is a.

whole show In Itself. W. C. Fields is a sure cure for the tired reeling Marshall Montgomery the ventriloquist Is a big hit The Thief. At the Lyric.

A dramatic offering of unusual strength is being presented this week 1 at the Lyric In Bernstein famous. I play. The Thief which attracted probably more attention than any pla that. was produced In New York in recent years. The part of Marie lJouls.

Voysin so ably portrayed by Miss Marion Sherwood Is a most unique one and patrons of the' Lyric who visit th theater this week will enjoy a treat. i The Thief" is scheduled for the en tire week with matinees on Thursdgi and Saturday. "Don't Lie to Your Wife. At the Lyric. Dave Lewis has been seen as a star In the Royal Chef Dave Lewis Has been seen as II.

star in the Isle or Spice Dave Iwis has starred in plays galore but none have suited him as successfully as the character of Amos Doppeldde in "Don't Lie to Your Wife by Campbell B. Casad. Rowland Clifford are supervising the tour and an elegant scenic equipment has been provided. Dave Lewis and his makers come to the Lyric' next week. Tabloid Musical Comedy.

At tke Fourth Tabloid musical comedy Is attracting attention now that. the new' idea in things theatrical has passed the re quirements of local theatergoers. Each succeeding company that has come to the Forsyth has been In some way su perior to Its last visitor and Merry Mary the farce comedy In which Nat GooSwin was once a star has been voted. to be the best of the group. so far offered at the tremendously popular scale of admissions.

Grain Merchant Wills His Estate to His Wife and Little Girl. The will ot Ambrose Wesley Rodnett the grain merchant who shot himself to death at daybreak Monday in his home at 827 Piedmont Venue was Sled for probation yesterday afternoon in the office of the ordinary. The ea. te valued at bout flOOOO It left to the widow- with the exception of $18.000 which is to be geld In trust by her as executrix of Margaret Jean Ambrose. the only cizik.

Mrs. Hodnett is named sole exeof- trlx. with power' to' act without special order of court. In disposing of the property wi ih consists of the Piedmont avenue home valued' at about 12000. property on Capitol avenue other real estate In Atlanta the grain company and Insurance made payatae to the estate and said to amount to 25000.

The wm was made November 18 1 12 and i witnessed by George S. Tigner Harry Alexander and' LeRoy Duncan. It was filed by Attorney tland Wine No changes In the form of codicils have been since the signing of the will. It is directed that Mrs. Hodnett shall convert 1600 of the property Into cash at an ear 5- date as possible I and with this purchase county or I Id pal bonds.

In which form the trust fund for little Margaret Hodnett is to be held until the Is 21 yeans of age wlien It Is to be turned over to her Washington February 19 The house today refused by a vote 213 to 114 to pass the Dllllngham Burnett immigration bill over the presidents veto Fl votes changed from the negative to the affirmative would have given the two-thirds necessary to override the veto. Before the result was announced Representative Gardner of Massachusetts one of the leading- advocates of the bill. changed his vote to nay" and after the announcement moved to re consider the vote. Speaker. Clark overruled the motion going back to the time of Speaker Jones of Virginia In 1844 for the only recorded precedent on the subject.

Representative Gardner appealed from the decision of the chair but a motion by Democratic Leader Underwood to la the motion on the table blocked the attempt to continue the contest. The fight centered on the' literacy test feature or. the bill. MORTUARY Mrs. S.

W. Carson Columbus. Ala. Feoruary 19 Spe cial Mn Sallie Welch Carson aged 66 years widow of the late Aj Carson a prominent attorney and substantial citizen of Columbus. Ga.

died I suddenly of heart failure Tuesday morning at th residence of her daughter. Mrs. F. Ponteroy of this city with whom she had been spend Inr the winter. Mrs.

Carson's death followed that of her husband bl exact ly six months from the same cause. She Is survived by Mrs. Pomeroy. and a son. Willis Gordon Carson of Columbus After short funeral services here the body was taken to Columbus for funeral services and burial there.

G. N. King Eufauln. Eufaula. Ala.

February 19 Spe cial King of Pike county. who came here on a visit several weeks ago. to hi son. T. N.

King died at the latter's residence after a brief illness with heart disease The body was taken to his old home for funeral service and burlaL Mr. King is survived by the following children T. N. King of Eufaula C. C.

King. of Troy G. a King of Troy Mrs. 11. R.

Berry of Petrie. W. N. King or Columbus Ga. Mrs.

W. Howard. of OOen and Mrs. T. F.

Smith. or Troy. Mrs. Nancy Higden. Mrs.

Nancy Hlgden 77 years old who died at the residence 108 Ormewood ave avenue Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock will be burled in Crandall Ga. where the body will be taken. this afternoon. She Is survived by one son 8 Rlgden. Morrie Terry.

MorrIe the seven-months-old son of Mr. and Mrs C. 1. Terry. died at the residence 201 Kirkwood avenue TV ed- nesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

The body win be taken to Duluth Ga. this morning at 6 55 o'clock for funeral and in termed. Albon McGee. The body of Albon McGee who died Tuesday. afternoon at 4 o'clock at the residence Fair and Fraser streets was taken to Ball Ground Ga.

Wednesday morning at 7 30 o'clock for funeral and interment. He was 23 years old and leaves a wife. Stephen Morley. Stephen C. Morley the union veteran who died Tuesday very suddenly will be burled in the National cemetery at Marietta.

Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 30 o'clock at his' residence 1458 DeKalb avenue Rev. E. D. Ellenwood official. Ing.

The funeral car will leave' the city at 3 o'clock for Marietta and the services at the grave will be conducted by the Grand Arm of the Republic and the Odd Fellows. Mr. Mor. ley was 78 yearS old and one or the charter members of the Unlversallst church in this city. During the war he was a first lieutenant In the union cavalry enlisting in the Tennessee United States volunteers.

Mrs. Same Brown. Mrs. Sallie Brown aged 52 died at the residence of P. Brown at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.

She survived by three children one daugh. ter Miss Lily Brown and two sons C. Brown and W. B. Brown.

The body will be sent to Jonesboro today fot burial and interment. The funeral will be from the Ebernezer church. Robert Crumley. Robert Crumley. aged 54.

died at his residence Plum street at 11:30 last night. He Is survived by a wife and five children. Miss Anna Belle Crumley. Will Hattie Crumley. J.

w. Crumley C. W. Crumley and R. W.

Crumley. Mr. Crumley was taken In just. before retiring last night and the doctor who was summoned in time to see him when he died gave heart failure as the- cause Of' his death. Funeral arrange.

meets will be announced today. See Blanche Rin and he BeautyGiris tonight I Ed McWiUiams of Grilf inHas Narrow Escape While Crossing Mulberry Creek. Columbus Ga. February Spe claL Ed Me Williams of Griffin Jud a thrilling experience while carrying a. heavy engine across the.

brige of Mulberry creek at Klnpboro. In Harris county. The engine which was very heavy was Intended for use at a sawmill In that vicinity. As it entered the covered wooden bridge with Mr. MeWUllamll at the wheel the floor of the bridge gave way and the engine fell Into the ravine below.

McWlUiama in falling swung to a sleeper but being forced to release his hold caught on a bush. He crawled out amid a cloud of escaping steam from the engine Physicians were summoned and found that his hip was hurt and that he was otherwise badly bruised. His escape from death. as he tell with the heavy engine. was regarded aa re markalle.

Phone Itrebeage Columbus Ga. February 19 Spe cial The Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company Is now clearing a site on Second' avenue preparatory to erecting a 100000 exchange building there. Work dt the Improvement Is to gin within fifty da a Other Improvements are to be made by the company the total expenditures to be made at once aggregating the un of co D. O. K.

K. Bquet Columbus Ga. February 19 Sp clal. A sumptuous banquet. was given tonight by SlnboAd temple of the Dram.

atlc Order of the Knights of Khoras. san In compliment to a number of visiting- members of the order. Royal Vizier Prank 2.1- Sommerkamp presided Responses were made by James Austin grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythlas for Georgia and Thomas D. SlUDtprd supreme representative of the Knights of Pthlas for Alabama. Hotel Subscriptions.

Columbus Ga. February 19 Spe- clnl Local subscriptions of stock of the Columbus Georgia Hotel company now total 80000 and only 20 000 more Is to be raised locally. Two hundred and twelve separate subscriptions have been received so far. CLAYTON TO FILL' HOLES IN ASPHALT Continued From Page One. that will be lasting and pleating to the people.

Commissioner T. Wlnn said that he sympathized with the Peachtree property owners and gave out the assurance that he would back up the work. He said that the county had agreed to put the Peachtree work first on the list and would nut change Its plans. I want to see that work done be. cause those people deserve a good paving Commissioner Wltfn said.

How ever. I would rather delay the work a bit and do the ob right while we are at It" Shelby Smith Aheat. Chairman Shelby Smith of the cone. ty board. is absent front the city.

He will return Friday night. He Is said to be heartily In favor of starting the' Peachtree work just as soon at the cold spell is over Peachtree street hss been the source of many complaints ever since the' pavement was laid. Three years after It was put down it began to deteriorate It Is now in bad condition from the center of the city out to the county line. It Is the principal residential thoroughfare of the city and Is more traversed than any other street In Atlanta. The stretch between Sixth and Fifteenth la horrible.

The holes are sufficiently large to conceal an ordinary packing case. Such weather as prevailed Wednes' day makes the- street absolutely dangerous According to residents. It la unsafe for ladles to walk on the sidewalk and when they take a chance they are splashed with mud when automobiles drive Into the water-filled holes. Residents say that the temporary repairs announced by the' construction department will help until the county begins the actual resurfacing work. See Blanche Ring and her Beauty Girls tonight.

Youcanaget way from a RED-MAN' IF YOU HAVE tried ill otter mesas Ut Whet to OUri RIGGS DISEASE Inflamed. Sposgy Bl ilnf Gems tMU Teeth end Sort Mouth th toni el STYPSTRINGANT used br mo dentists. Pull directions ea bottle. rot' at tit drug suns In SOs tad II bottles. Fm simjft St nzLAseayxaLwggycg naun Ctt.

Lair nkn DUD Co. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS TJ S. DEPARTllEnr Or AGRICULTOE Of- rzcz or THE BECRETAXt. WuhJnitoS. D.

rcbruir 8 1913. Notice No. 87. XtUtt It teretj tiren that lbs Stcnurf of Airtciiltitn as. nnd authority conferred by Aznendmsi 7.

modlfylnf Rgalaties IT ct Amendment 4 to A. Ordtr 113. nlttlni to tit interstate movemsat of culls from tt qvtrtatln4 tot' ipUwtlo testtera. TOM hr the Sseraisry ofurteaP tees governing tit ta ctloadl liifectlB tll- ctUoa. treatment handling nesthod tad mu- Oar of dtUror tad hlpmtnl of live Mock Uek is.

th wb tt or lat nUU om tB ls. snssadmsnt which twoomes tSectln 09 tad after. searra I. 1913. modlflei ta ftnUUoa for tha olclaf Alpplnt ot ettl4 co ot ira 4T- 6bUla troni story" men Relieved' to be the same ones who recently robbed the.

Peaehtrte street home of Frank Haw bins of Jewelry and valuables amounting to 5000 attempted to enter the v- 4' residence jfWln hlp Nunn Ur Peach tree. I night about 10 tfcloek. MrtNinnalfyVaa wakened by toundl of upoo thV rooft' and upon tnvestlgatinr.J- discovered mounted from therear of the building Oettin his rrevolverMrvJtunnally stood1 guardoverdue ladder at a pqlnt of vantage from nearby window while Mrs. Nunnally telephoned' police headquart rs. Policemen Wood and MiIanC who answered the" call' made a thorough search of the building and premises but could find no one.

r. OU- S. A THREE FACTORY SITES ON SOUTHERN RAILROAD Marietta. street. adjoining Atlanta Agricultural Works at Ashby street fronts 470 feet on.

Marietta street running back to Southern railroad. Price 25000. Pryor street this is. a acre tract. at Pryor street crossingon.

Southern railroad adjoins Buckeye Cotton Oil Mills. Pricer15000. Irwin street. near Atlanta Stove Works. on' Southern road about 4 acres.

Price 22500. Forrest Gorge Adair FOR RENT. CenlMUy Locale Slein-Iutti Sleep In the Luckle located on Luckle street at the corner of Falrlle belonging to the Hon. Frank Rice we have two room apartments. Have gas.

electric lights. hot and cold water steam heat janitor service In the hall. These apartments UI for men. It you are looking. for something well' lighted and ventilated arid close In town this Is the chance for you.

JOHN et. WOODSIDE PHONES Sit. REAL ESTATE RENTIN O. STORAGE. Real Estate Row.

WEYMAN CONNORS LEND ON REAL ESTATE IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. QUICK ACTION NO RED TAPE. INTEREST OF BORROWERS SAFEGUARDED. EQUITABLE BUILDING ESTABLISHED 1890 Edgewood Ave. Between Bell and Fort streets 471190.

Large building to be erected on corner Edgewood and Bell. It will be too late after the announcement. Buy it now. The terms are easy. ROFF SIMS C9.

3 Fourth National Bask Bide. Bell Phone Main MS. Are You. Alive To the fact that Quality Printing at Reasonable Prices is Genuine Econ- omy We are the pioneers in advocating this policy. Let us show you.

FOOTE DAVIES CO. PEACHTREE STREET. Between Pine street and Merritts avenue we have one of the' best propositions left in this block. See' us at once about this. B.

M. RANT CO. BLDO. LOANS IN ANY AMOUNTS On Desirable Property EDGAR DUNLAP INSURANCE AGENCY Second Floor' Candler Building 43 S. FORSYTH ST.

20x50 Corner Hunter 16 MARIETTA ST. 17x60 CornrBartOw A. C. RHODES SON. M.

48. 202 Rhodes ldg Something 115 FEET OF PEACHTREE on WEST NORTH AVE. have three or four lotsat 375. front foot Each lot 25 feet front one-fourth cash balance' 1 2 3" years 6 interest' semi-annually. They are VERY cheap und the purchaser Will realize substantial profits on the purchase shortly.

Come at once FISCHER COOK 519-20 Fourth National Bank Building. UOBT. B. OTIS. JA3.

B. HOLUDAT. OTIS HOLMDAY REAL ESTATE We- are eipeclLlI elLQulpp tpb of Vain to yonon allmatteri pertaining to railroad sites and facilities. rtIV ti fl Fovrd Wntloiaj Bank Blte rS Bell 179. YVHEN YOU MAKE UP YOUR HIND TO BUILD toV need an architectwho understand you' particular needfcrTe had twelve a architect and can furnish yoaj Plans.

upeciflcations andbiU of all necessary material tatettextan s.ny- Km4 Invm. iff vrm itttmvfft Mm i vV 5 4 i ijrj Special Notices Vs 4 A4 Vairri rrhursdayvrtevening. 0' J9 beginning at 7:30 MM vv At UO1 At lanta will take cars at Constltutlon building corner Forsyth and Alabama streets. The Fi Co degree will be con. W.

J. MILLS. W. M. i CAtUTON See.

A regular communication of Fulton Lodge NoSltV Free and' Accepted Masons will be held in Masonic Temple on this Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Fellow Craftdegree will be- and all candidates for ex. quested to be' on hand promptly. cordial Invitation Is extencfed to ly To' the Officers-and" Members of. Central' Lodge No.

:8 I. O. Oi. itm jice requested to' meet at' Odd Fellows' Hall corner of Alabama" and Broad streets. Thursday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock to attend the funeral of FUNERAL NOTICES.

MEADOR Tha friends and relatives of' Mrs. Sarah Dent Meador Mr. nd Mrs- T. I Meador. Mr.

and Mrs. C. D. Meador. Mr.

and Mrs 3. P' Meador. Mr. nd Mrs R. I Meador and.

Mr. and Mrs. 3 w. Goldsmith and family ore invited attend the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Dent Meador Thursday February' SO 1913 at II a.

nt from the residence 64 East Seventeenth street. Rev. Arthur Gordon and' Rev. Virgil Noreross will officiate. Interment will be In Osjcland cemetery.

The following grandsons of' the deceased will act ax pallbearers and' meet at the chapel of IL' Ii. Patterson Son. at 10 SO o'clock Mr. T. D.

reador Jr. Mr. W. L. Meador Mr Wal ter Meador Mr.

C. D. Meador. lr Mr. Charlie Meador Mr.

Paul Goldsmith Mr. WlckUU Goldsmith and Mr Edward Cauthoyn. MORLEY Tho friends of Mr. and Mrs. Steven C.

Morley are invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Steven a Morley to day Thursday February 30 1318 at' 1:30 p. ni. from his late residency US DeKalb avenue. Rev.

E. D. wood will officiate. Pallbearers select- 1 ed will please meet. at the office of HWI Ii.

Patterson Son at 1 o'clock. Tne remains will taken ma private at I o'clock from the A. B. A build. lng for Interment in the Marietta National cemetery.

kj GREENE The friends and TelatlveS 1 of Mr. and Mr Forrest Greens' saL family. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Greene.

Mrs. L. Greene and MrsyT0. Brtn- nan are Invited to the funeral of lIttle Genevieve daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Greerie. today. Thursday February 20 1913. 4" p. m.

at Oakland cemetery. Oni count of nature of dueaiect I will be held at the residence. MELCHEB Friendsyof v. Melcsr and lir. andMrs DOB Mar--1 rqulssare invited to attend thefuneral I of Mr.

R. Meleher this morning at- II o'clock from the chapel of P. Bloomfield company It South street. Rev. T.

APPlse offlolatIn Intertteat at Louisvlllecg IARCIAY IIAIINcL FuraJ Dlreefert art located their new home 24 Ivy tree cornerS Baker. ti. Private ambularietr and prtvat chapel. Bell phones Ivy 758 phono Atlanta fc iDElQNSk ATLANTA FLORAL C0f BOTH PHONES 4 ffV ORPHINEl PROFESSION ALCAKDS H. Brewster.

Hugh. M. Dorsey. Arthur Herman. DM Uzwstew Bowed A Keyname Attorney Law.

4 Offices 202. 554 20S. 206. 207. 110.

i Klaer Building Atlanta Long Distance Telephone Mil 24 atjd S025. Atlanta Oa. I V' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. proposals- addressed ii tt Cites until 3 m. Monday.

lUrcfc 1811 tor tonuuac tb Buoying nuurul aMJ4M i tit hollering wort for Ui rssz I9U Cvnut tar Stwsr Otpwtiaut. VitciSad Ptpt ftr-Btww Ppsrtmnt Own lot Strut Otpsrtaut. Brick' lee topis. Cement to ap in. Broken Stone or Street Dtptrtmtsj.

Asphalt Street Di rtmtat. Sand tar Rapsirs. Tito tor Rnwlrs lAilat Tn tad CcaMot BUtnai tar Xntbst tor ranukini tt mAUrtU sat dolajU Me. lowing work rarnUHlas tad Ujtss Qrstl Cwtttj Tarnishing sac Urtni Concrete Cvbiat. A raraunlax ud.

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tesdtas th th City bit the tloc el 1 if mii riU tht price speciid la ir LipIrtowat ot ts Qt Ganrnsunt k. K. CLATTO Maddox Park forRent Th park eOntntlaIOfl wfll lT prtpmi utll noon TtTuul 24th la ti oSlee et park SepirtZnSnI. toorttfloor1 cttyibill for th lease ftrtnc 1913 CC. Uj prep rty- Do Belt.

7. tiaddes perk onn rtr the city dsn i ins' pountil. TbM propwtr faces flelfwoo4 rfi sue and consists of tpproilm ttly tj V. Tar oily TS3Cfl the sand vrtttlen ud aU Umber rights on pTopsrtj. Atoo UMiettr resem for it own a- a piece of mini ap prpxlmaUtj 250 tt trine erek between tli rurss a tt stm Vb ttr btcki.

5 The terms of ate knee will TUC rabl within ta cepUae of the Address tUtbliJi On Carey sensed Ba 6f parish SEALED PROPOSALS Kit win rtctlttd tu Vw trtetlOD tail con I pUUOaOl thsT C. lA buUaiBt ogilflCUl' tr AtUnu. orji a 1J o'clock BOoa. Utrbb 10 tddrMMd Is Marion Jteksoar Oulr-J llllBi Contmitl. JktltntsiOa 6 bBlWlni it to Uof flr pr otOBitra4.

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I i i I I Iso I I Ie i I J. Peachtree i ll ii ga es what of. naB it of the ti. f. ft5 i1.

ex. It. are the f. lIimber I take I the analysis or a I 111 I i event Investigation the. i J' i werb 1 au Boyrzton.

I i. i if the' 19 In. tl. a In ed th If An I tary artme nt cornpoan led tb Contr tor A lstant HnlleU of Dad elt I day cUa tely. Ho Voadl oaaU7 city I' Corrtr ctor Assistant i Mll I I rom an I I IIon six I ed the HI I 1 I CONF" SSIONAL Feb- A an' Wengeler wr man Themurdererwho fe.

he Intend th cfc 1 Co 1' MISS TO rL WITH HE fJ f' BJA. CHE dlence I II youngmtn the up' doellnthap FATKER. INJURED IN RS UE Of SON. I year Walter Ihomp on. I II I oolock I In- TTHEAT i I I I I.

haVe be. lTe trst I i heart. touching o'clock. Bl nche I I I orgla for engag forthls th Itse The ventrllo'l i I ot' I we at' I I play I I as I Vo sln I the I I wis NI mtt1 1S MATIJ SroQ ttle Thewill Am brose hll. a.

eld Ma. 1raret onlt ed exec powei" ctwltbout I I WIch Pied. I I I I November' 1 iIIIU. Is I 3. I Ro twrney I the i at 1 I.

1 nvert I earls' I nlolpa1 argaret i ld 1 I HOUSE SUSTAINS TAFT ON IMMIGRATION VETO The 1 H. Dillingham-Burnett' pre ldentsl I Five I i I I I. re- i I I lay tAl. ure I I Mrs 6 eu denly I the J. pel d.

c. I I fune al Iervj there'l 19. I O. I came OIl I I I I of I 3. I rs.

I I 00.1 I S. I Wed. 6:55 In. 7:30 I I I 1:30 I edby Army i al 7 1 i CclV Jry. E.

Shep survtYedby i a tm reT fU r. I Ebe er I RobertCrumJey. 54 dledat wlteand WCrumley mley. CrumleYwaa. f4ken.

nlghtand thedoctorwh lummoneUn gavebeartfanur as' mentwlllleanno r'- rjrf itu. 1 ll" In 1 1 1 iitH Vf GIN II rl rt'-- Wi1H 1s lJas Narr Es apeWhile creek Sp. Ed. McWUUami thrl111ngexpertence brl eJ laHar- Theeng1ne foruse wooden tthe wh eLthef1oor theeDg1n I i I 81eeperbut. bushHecrawled I I US I he vy re-I I le I Erecting I I i dais.

i I I U2fi000. I I 0 I ColumbulIGa I I ncellor th Knlg tsot I I SpI.i 120000 CLA YTON 1 1 I Ic th I I wo uId I a' re It. lelh county tbe' Ian ta. I irIs on cant get a 11 Bleetieg Loosened then lit. T' 0E 1 INS.

ou I sue at' I IIIUmCO La WB 1LIC Ti. DPPARTJI NTOrAG1U n1U. 8CITutrWllhlqtoD. c. bl1 tf.

tU 11. uder confene4b1 kwIA 4 1mo4llrlAa JtqalaUoac1Tot S. L' U3reat1III the esqltfrom the 1OIItJa aorT i tIISecretarr OturtC1lF tu JOnrlll UII IOD 411111fecU 11 esfli. au4lmtUlo4ud muj UYG7aa4 ablpmalltot11Ye JcJI the ub3eet llIterltate eommetCtk nll amadmellt1rIt1ct. i 1Do41At1t.

tenlaUotlforc tUPplulotcatt oJIOC Uta Wt wrat WILIOIfa wIJ jlj 'W. 1. ii 1ifJ I 4' 4 i ROIIiC i. At i IED i 00. t.

9 iIyf At UNNALLY HOME Oft4 ltom ellev. to i the' same' on mentl bbed' Peachtretre th im t7rDoJt nil. 3ew andzalnables an ount- ttemp dt ent tb. i' cfJ re dencie' tt PlJhIP iN 1r. ea lU 10 clC 1I iiWtrwk ttb aoul d.

of tbef Qran l1s Ol uy 1punif yer 1. dcetJ. therearotthebuildlng th tJl ZGetU 5 revolv r. Mr. tNl1mi n1 itoQ4pa onr itheJa44erat.

:1 and Miiaincwho theeallmade t. Olih bU 11d. In. 1' nd u. uld 1In n- 1 rB EE FJe1.r SITES SOUTHERNRAILROAD djoiDingAt nt Mariettastreet nniljgback I s.

6 streetcrossiDg on ott Price 15000. AtlantaStov i I i G' ClletSleU1 lelle. IBS ui Luckie. Itre Fal Ue be- i P. I arelooktng I I I TATE ll erec cor er too.

announ ement. Buyit I ou I I omy' Weare. advocat 1g usshow I I I I I G. LOANSINANYAMOIJNTS OtiDeslr lfIe Prop rIY. Cai dl FOR RENT STORES I 43S.

untr MARIE TA. A HQ ES. J. i 21t 4. I 0Illel6 Doing PE CHTImEon VEST lotsat375 frontioo alize' pr ts.

on th iii1tDOK I. 519 20F tio JB mi. Btilld 1" II ROBTILcrnQT1 JI jhm i tw tES1A tq li pedti Eo atie yoa ol 1l ihatterl torallrodI1teJJnHacl11UeL 1 1 roa I r.1\ I II. YC 1 Y. 1 J.

1O. M5tI 1QJl Wql8JJ Ol1 arwdtect who UDQe Your' rtlcuIalueeda r. tweln7ear expertenC4t. as rehUect rnJt1. i' OU 1 Ipec1Qca ol1l- andb1UiofaUft eelSuytBater11 than' e1 IIf r.

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tlw I.1 tt1 1 fSlt tf i. EW cf i tt MEETING NOTICE 1 it L. fi5 i ACa1 e4 commu cat on fit COl1elPai tOdlNoU4. i tl l1aA11Ll ri11 beheI4 rt1ila rrhurad1Htey nln I begnnlnlta Lodge om IQzth CUrtll I 4' building at. nd rorttrUn COllele lt Visiting' en are.

cordially invited thOleZtrom At- 1F takeoan i Iormhand de ree WlJiH1LLSW. Mf 11. ularcoPmunlcatlOQ ofFulton. LodKeNo 211i1 ccepted w1Ube. Ih.

tnM U. onte. I' TempleoJthfThl118dayrH The' de eeWIU 4 conferred. itell X' amlnatlon and advancement are 1re to one A fexten tc :1 dUly' qusiifte brethren to- mtet itthUIi By order. SAMUEL ABOoRSTl i.

W. IL w. s. RICHARDSON r. Ofnce fI1.

c1 i Cen 1 oi LoOM 11' You. re req ested at1 i atU ocJoCktoattend our deceased brother Morley. AlP brother Odd Fellows Invited to T. B. HIGHNBOTHAM N.

G. D. L. NICHOLS Secretary. FUNERALNQTICES I Tbe r.

Mea4 Miil' I It lor and dl lrsn Mr WGoldsmlb famlJae hrltdto atendithe tUralotrs Dntl Turday 10 11. a m. rllden elfEu stret. RvrturGr dOI. VfrgiINorroiwl tcate Inter nt wl tnOpI4 ot' tte de aed wl at a pllb6r id et tbeehapl IH eraoft' 10:30 oclockMT Jrlr WL MedorHr aor.

Charle PaulGldmlt Gldamlh adKE war Cauth01D i. Thefrtend H. Steen ae ln1fe. St ves iorlet ThudFebraZ 2 1I. at latr1e cp Kb ver v.

E' woo wn. otlctate Plb rele elc ewil attbe fc fJJ I Pa eron SfaOc Titt wI itakenln te cr oclO rmth A Bcba I te 1LrittNi meteri GRE e. a 4 tfi I a Fom a41 fQ rei iJ 2. Qee Br i I na. ee ten 7h.

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re i Feb 20. Ji I. Ol" a Q. cunt nta. 0- Hm wli hel atbe" Bee' 7.

or Bt Helche 4 rD4KDoJf arelzV ed. to. at n. thet De i Melcerthlmo JocOl thej oLPi compan SUtYP st A setof1a IDtere atIUlntX i IAICLY I 1- hnrl. DlrfOr rO loti In tr n.

bOn. lY cO Bk b. UIIr Pr. Ci BelPhO dV B. el' t' I FLO W.

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I. RO' SSlqNALc fJ I' HB w.t r. Atedtow i Huh. Mor HenI' Der7. BI WtUHowe1.

AtorDeyaat Lw Oftce J0JO S05IQ IJOOI I i KSer ulI r. Ut Go Le Dtnce WI 0t fdSUAttO O' 1 prpldz I Ii' Ma iu 0 Cl. rlft c. Oc Ut m. MOIUSI.

aqJ1 l. tl fwl mt. a te fllwlw la UNll1c Ct. IDp Cfo 1D Vt D. QC 8tDpC 1 Bc tP fit Cmet I 1 Balt t.

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Gt' 1J 7 nl 1114 lIIB 114la. Ih mtt 111 Rllr' a pcO wll hrIIPJIJ edOtt a4tlt. Tr1 Te-bcmt mwO wt 1 CtIt. ti 4 pl" meaat tlrc 1" U. a 1l CIo Ma do Pl zRe3iC' nt em 11PI 1G F1 lt t.

pdplt- fod j.aktta\ I. 41. 11. te ppr Jle 1 CItota I ItaLiJh tlI ta rt 0. t.

1 Al' tc I It' 0111 i ila cl a PIII 1ao or ek' yw Pablnwt1 t7 TSEDJPR010Sl i- T' iOy V. Oa- G. t. r. 1r PleuiotbTI Atm.

IU4 i c' A 1 Or Oet' Mi1o a4 Kam. 1JIQl mhl4II UtG" 1" hlJ J' rot. tQ C. a. a A ment' 01 mr mI1t1 pl fp4' lc WIc" el' Or A aaA- JU Oai r.

:1 fr i i i 1 W1L1ANA1Y1E WATER FPEACDIRE r' CornrnUeeInestigates urce 4 ewerlnvetlgatlng thor Ing Wssts 1' de- i I i. 7 i i 5 Ic 2 laInts I any 4. 1- J. 1. i party.

i i. k' A One buy I 3 I 4. Themurderer. 3. Ringand Yrtonight thISE WIIJSTLE HER he IS IMRESCUE SO by badly th of aaIC jontl ca- I hi I 4At hi Ce- someway su- See B1anch Ringandher rI.o' Ce li a t' EMATEDAT5OE11 toHis 1T1 Pled iont tobe 5as zch J.

niq- The' to' I act' servtcesand N. hit J. o'clock. tb 4 bUdren SeBIahcheRh IBeauty Gina 1S. tr Lw1TDflAYNGiNE1 GriffinHas Ed GrlffinJiad thefloor I re- SK A Kh ras- Local Peachtreework I a' he You a re pt-a bottieei meet co I Tebrusrj isa.

Iesn4 7 LOrdap eisa or of sea dflsI7sad sekb. commeree I liecU onset l9l3 lbs jor e5ckldipping oCcattl C5II5 tMsssnsn4. meet may b. Obtained tie' cir ci tbs. Buress' Cf C.

C'- Ro8oRUIWARTD belleve' who otFrankflaw- e' i pt WinshipNunnAlly eaebtreelaauight Mi ttisnalfy was UpOfl. theCOOt. inv atlgaUnr dia overed Iadde totherOof2 i. 2. rsvolver Nunnally stoodgnrdoyer the beadqszarterss Lpremiaea eoulddnd OiIMills.

4y 225oO. RENT cEted Sleepng ROoms 0 CO. venu OthDesfralJle dICr Corn A M46 Nb 4eiMIdg. 2 ea sitbsta tial I 20 ROIITU JASflUOLIJDAj IHOLLIDAY REALESTATE Wears on all matters rallroadsitea n4acilitiea i ialaTh WHENYOU MAKEUPY0UftMINDIO2UILD IYnneed nesslrve I can ion I. ofsilneceuary aterlal baeathan' Ibody elseintown.

Its ito yourthterestto see I ha i P' crSt I 5. I. I Acallscontmunicatton of t' IS College PsrkLodge oZ41 i At1L4w4llba held thIs roomintheCurtls I at endorctr line I college rrk brethren are I and thosefrom I sndAlabtma ibeF. wlllbe wili5be Conferred are' re. all mletwtth us.

A. BOOflri Sec. I of 8. C. All I I- trlendnand md Ira.

I. invltedt 1 attendthe will MrWl The Morleyare to- 20 ati oc1ockTf pvtvatecar. liariettaNar 0 I The Mrs. z2 Mr Mrs Wb attend the I YorrezttGreezie uOhAc dsuueziosery1ce attheruidenee FrIendaof I r. and Mrs.

Do fr quis are tottend Pryog PIeeotftuisting atLeuisllleEje I' as arowtotis hom241lyy street-corner tb andy B8163Belphon phone 788. ei rLORAL rivv co. 0Th PHON Ni. 4lPLCHTU. Mo PHINE rius.

I ii 5 55 5athaJse a I i s. 05. Lwaety II I PRaFESSIQNALCDS. Albert' HoAUJr I Hugh Dirsey HoWe Law 4 205 20' Adsjg Ga. laud lbs Mayor sad" Csrsi CounI wili Si t5e cItp Olat' p.

thC antlelag ii lIlli' a csatiazs for 5 ti sUtXnenI Sipsiordewer sa 1 tSr. aspeirs. for for Dipintasal. fo2i use to ibematezial CurbI. sadisjIOj 1i4walk TsrsiihlU EsiekSldaIka Rsbbioettlefr pp.

the Tbrizi 4 r3et i Tbw bids ire be mad witktbe eaesr. lstsadlsi the bat. eptiOs 5" siist material at aa IOth. ta. ccrn i cLAfl0iLj tctef COs5tTeCUOse.

Parkf rscsisa' 4eh the lbs fonrthfloorcibsl tha tbspropstytnow is formrtj eft dp Thpiepertj u-- spproxlrnatei siginy sndafl the its prQsioI 117 fist ths the It snith. su catricka a. beesahtnad ieee peab1. ta digs atrthe as. 4.

all bld. to mis- sgsr6f BLDGS. zt ATLANTA GLy be forths oont- letios ct A. qa Ickie' trset Atlanta OeOrZ1L ip 22oc1oeknoon tb laaedrsed man aDltldiDg Atiifltii0Latj1l bIs tobeot prior sensbe ties and vOl 1 sass bs riDt othralse znlnutel7 disatbed'- Is plase sad ip.eiScaUo@s wbieb esa be sissieS theefSai of flaitse a ffusii g14Drewe Aaeat Mlticta' 7orst A Oe c1tc V' 4' 5' i.