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CONSTITUTION 1968. fJKSfsS liiy. iRlSSBlSPHW RIPSW Serviceable sensible things that a man would choose for himself FUTURE DEALS MAY BE BARRED House to Take Up Bills Prohibiting Agricultural Prod- uct Futures Washington December 14 Consideration will be given tl1ls session by th proper committee or the house to th bills to prohibit dealing In future contracts on agricultural products. Representative Henry of Texas au- tnor of one of the bills for this purpose today tried to get the house to change toe reference or his bill from th. committee on agriculture to the ouunttee on the Judiciary.

Representative Pollard of Nebraska prevented this by an objection saying the agricultural committee of which hell a member. Intends to hold hearings on the subject soon. SUPT. GEORGE DORR TALKS OF PROPOSED HOME FOR BOYS He Saga the WOOO Building for the ROT Club I Certainty. George C.

Don. superintendent of the Boys' Club of Atlanta is enthusiastic about the movement inaugurated after the mass meeting at the Grand Sunday to erect a 5000 club butIdIn In the enter of the city for the boys. He believes that it will be a great uplift To society. Mr. Dorr is rccelvtr.

many letters from au parts or th south rom persons inquiring aNTt the movement and expressing a desire to have a lab started in thpr cy in speaking the proposed' building. Mr. Don aid We certainly will have the new nilMlng. for Atlanta cannot aVord to he without It. In our president.

Mr. Rivers. we have a prize. lie told me Sunday night after the meeting at he Grand that he was groins to obligate himself to see that the S5OOOO ni dng was started before the club ar is out. Don't that look like busi- ness Why.

Its the greatest thing that sr people or Atlanta ever had a hance to contribute to. I believe the Ladles' Auxiliary of he Boys' Club will take great pleas- i- in undertaking to properly equip IP new building with su industrial ipartrnents at we may care to have. The departments will no- doubt in- siid sign painting printing. carpentry. nartul training mechanical I'M drawing.

chair caning. rohbllnsr. Ttrlral and Instruction In orchestra nd brass band tiuglO. CONTEST PROHI VICTORY. Aotlrr of Content or the tynebborg Election Flied.

LjT bur Va. December i Notice of contest of the recent prohibition election was filed hers today the contestants giving no- tic that the tlection would be attacked be eau. It wa conducted under the ward set. uaiSer which th Fredericksburg election i now pending Ii tt supreme court of the state and be aaM no voter who came Into the city last January by annexation wee. sot retdSntaof the city far twelve months.

required by the ooortltotloffi The status of Us election has aroused Intense Interest In UM tttr i lixiryoenna Cleanses theoystem Effect- iT TV TWr i uaily IJispeLs Isolds anaileadr acnes due to Constipation Act naturally acts Truly OS a Laxative A Best forMenAVWen and Cnia JicialEjfecV i tne benune which jull name of the Com CALIFORNIA Efe SYRUP Ca a wa It jmamifotturedprinted OR tne ji i LtAUINb. Size regular pric 50 i Lounging Robes and Fancy. Vests Lounging Robes of fine blanket fabrics in various colorings and patterns made extra full and long with mercerized belt and collar cords 4 Special 500 Other Lounging and Bath Robes of blanket fabrics and terry cloth at from 6 to 15. The world-famous Yeska Vests in exclusive patterns and colorings newest styles 300. to 900 See Our Window Displays of Other Special Christmas Gifts BERLIN CROWDS CHEER CASTRO Venezuelan Dictator Given Cordial Welcome in the German Capital.

Berlin December 14. President Ca tro. or Venezuela. and the members of his party arrived here this evening. The train reached the Zoological Garden station on the eotIe of the city somewhat later than expected but it was awaited by a dense crowd of people who had gathered.

Precautions had been taken to prevent the public from crowding the platforms. and as the train teamed into the depot. the presi- dent was greeted with shouts of long live Castro There was general lifting of hats and much cheering. The Venezuelan charge daftalrs Sen. or Veiez-Gotlcca Senor Nachod the corral at Ito.

and other prominent Venezuelans had the greatest difficulty In making their way to the entrance of the car. where Castro was standing waiting to descend. The president. al though having the appearance of sick roan was full of energy. He wore a gray soft hat and black overcoat.

As soon as the train came to a standstill he stepped out lid cordially embraced Senors VSIez and Nachod. The consul read Ii lHrt address of welcome. and the president apparently was about to reply when another train dashed In at the opposite platform which such II. deafening noise that his effort to speak was to vain. Don't take any substitute when made of Flour.

A FLICKERING LIGHT SH-H-H-IWAS A RAID Detectives Hullard and Black led by Chief of I etectlves E. I Jett. went last night about 10:30 o'clock. to the AuteIl building to bag an alleged- gambling game. The officers carried along a large ck but the game absolutely refused to bag.

A law-abiding citizen near the Austell building called up the police and tipped them off to the little affair. The three detectives went. like to the scene- They saw II. flickering light on the fourth floor of the building. exactly where the aw citizen said It would be.

warned Captain Jett. as he toed through the entrance. echoed his. two lieuten ants. Single tile they stepped ort the dls- tanOe to the bottom of the first floor stairway.

Footsteps ahoy" hoarsely whispered Captain Jett as he heard a great commotion on th floor above. Spring for a shadow. That's most all there was to It. Down the steps came polling the alleged gam- era five or six well-known characters. They may have been gambling and maybe not.

Gentlemen saluted Captain lett. Gentlemen meekly chirped his two lieutenants. The gentlemen In question hung their heads and passed on out into. the cool night air. The detectives returned to the station house with strong suspicions and firm conviction but with no game.

Which all goes to prove that you cant convict a gambler on a flickering light alone. HUNDLEY CONFIRMATION The nomination Ha Urea Held 17. for Two 8e loa of Concress. Washington. Deeamber M.

The senate otto- jsdtcisei today rated to rseom- mead that the nomination of Jufg. Oscar R. RoBdl y. tor tiM norUMra district of Alabama. eoaflrraM.

The oomlnatioo has ea held up for two nations of eoqreaa pending th thabeVtatiatlOo of charges glast hJm JUDGE JOHN L. NOLEN DIES AT NASHVILLE Was Grand of the Indep BdeBt Order of Odd Fellows of tk World. Nauhviils. Tenn. December J4.

Jradge John L. Nolen. grand sir of the Independent Order of. Odd. Fellows.

of tb jr Jrtiir lIf rara. keel hospital here at nelocic Special Values in Smoking Jackets Smoking. Jackets of novelty striped woolens with plaid' Jjacks blue brown tan green etc. finished with silk frogs all sizes at Special 500 Smoking Jackets' of fine imported plaid-back melton cloth in blue tan green gray and brown the plaid showing in collar cuffs and pockets SpciaI 1000 Other Smoking Jackets up to 1800 Daniel Brothers Co. L.

J. DANIEL President 49 Peachtree Street Atlanta NO DEMOCRATS WILL BE HEARD New TariffBill Will Be Framed by. Republicans Alone. Washington. December 14.

In drafting the new tariff bill to be introduced at the special session of congress th house ways and means committee to give especial consideration to th steel schedule. Charles M. Schwab. th steel magnate. will appear before th committee tomorrow.

Andrew Carnegie. who has been subpoenaed. It Is believed will not appear until other steel men have testified before the coi TUttee. The republican members of the committee who will draft the new tariff bill wm sit as a subcommittee for this purpose every day. after Monday during Christmas recess.

When the majority members of the committee complete their bill. they will submit' It to the democratic members. The latter will offer the' house a mi nority report unless the bill reported by the republicans provides for the reductions that the democrats or The main differences of opinion probably will Be on the lumber metal and pulp and paper schedules. Champ Clark the minority leader of the house has brought out much Important testimony In his examination of the witnesses on the lumber and steelschedules and he or. a material reduction In the duties.

Two hearings were held by the committee today. At the afternoon hearing Colonel Joseph Allison a. cotton seed oil manufacturer of Texas. asked for a reduction In the duty on pressed camels hair cloth the present duty. on which.

he said. Is prohibitive and permits a monopoly of the product. This cloth Is used In crushing cotton seed In the manufacture of the oil. John 3. Carton.

of Flint. Mich. representing an automobile manufacturer. asked for a reduction In the duty on automobiles from 45 per cent to 21) per cent. He said another large manufacturer desired the duty reduced to 20 per cent.

Tt was brought out during the hearing that the firm represented by Mr. Carton has a factory In Canada. and would. therefore. derive a benefit from the lower rate of duty.

DETECTIVE ON WAY BACK WITH MAN WHO GOT RING San Francl Cal. December 14. Captain of Detectives F. J. Stonerts.

of Atlanta. Oa. left here today In charge of Elma. Long. who is wanted In th southern city for pawning a.

diamond ring which he did not own. Long was formerly connected with the local claims department of the Southern Pacific railroad and he was arrested here under the name of B. A. Dorsey. About three months ago Long secured a ring valued at 470 from Harry L.

Dix. in the Candler building for which he gave a check for 100 with his promise to pay the balance due later. The check proved to be worthless. Long wrote the Jewelry firm from New Or leans. where he went soon after recur- tag the ring.

that wag unable to par for the. ring and that hr was forwarding It bade. A package canoe. but It contained nothing. The ring was fOWl3 afterwards In the.

possession of Sebaul May to whom It had been pawned. T6 detectives were put on Longs trait and wasfinally located In BanFran deco. The man Is thought to have a wife and family residing In the dty Uarbuir Floated. New York December 14. The German frtlght steamer.

lhrbarg. which grounded neat tha Eellport saving station during a dense fog- Saturday was floated at high tide today. It is believed the Ucrburg did not suffer serious Injury. Robert Henry Davis died ay al draws In Brooklyn. was related to Jefferson Davis president of the" confederacy.

and fought with the confederate army born In Mf sllppMn previous toiotnlnjc to Brooklyn year agoi llred te eai DAY OF PEACE FOR JUDGE TAFT President-Elect Had Time for Photographers and Portrait Painter. New York. December 14. President elect William H. Tuft found this the quietest day he has had since leaving Hot Springs.

During the morning and afternoon he received a number of call- err at the home of his other. Henry W. Tart and this evening he attended a performance at one of the uptown theaters. During the lay Mr. Taft found time sit for several photographs and also gave the first of a aeries of sittings to a portrait painter.

Mr. Taft's most protracted conference of the daj was with Frank B. Kellogg the prosecuting attorney for the government In th Standard Oil and so- called Harriman cases. Mr. Kellogg frequently hllA.

beeh mentioned for attorney general la Caffs cabinet. Other callers intruded Booker T. Washington. whose visit was purely personal andState Chairman Timothy I Woodruff. who took th president-elect for a lon automobile rld during the forenoon.

Mr. Taft said today the name of former Governor Franklin Murphy of New Jersey. had been presented to him for a. cabinet position hi the New Jersey senators and other men of proml- neonce in the party. Congressman Fowler.

chalrmin of the house committee on currency discussed financial legislation with" Mr. Taft. LIBERATED THE PRISONERS. Yarbrona-h Said to Have Freed Hi. Brother and Other.

Columbus oa. December 14. Special. Because Marshal of Phoenix City Ala. would not liberate Will Yarbrough's brother.

who had been arrested on' the charge of drunkenness Yorbrough. It Is said. went to the town jail there. and proceeded' to do the lib eratlng act himself. With his hands he tore ort the lock to the jail.

and gave liberty not only to his brother. but to all the other prisoners. according to the marshals There was much running around town on the part of the officers before all the es aped prisoners could be located. but they were finally rounded up and cooped- again. Coffee- an luae.

London December 14. Twenty-fire million dolUn of the Sao Paulo coffee loan was Is sued today and was quoted on toe-stock ex- chance at The remaining 50090.000 will offered by New York and on the continent DIRECTORS ASA CANOLER Preeldeot Central Bank and Trust Corporation L' Presi. lent Cola Company Atlanta. GEORGE W. PARROTT Pr Kd nt Piedmont HotJ Company.

ant Capitalist Atlanta. T. P. SHONTS. President ln.terborouwh- Metropolitan Company.

President Clover Leaf dye. tern and Chicago end Alton Railway. New York OBOROE T. PlAUher and Cspl New York. a C.

ATI8LBT Treasurer dontsrn Ran. way Company. Washington DAN B. HARRIS. President Southeastern Tariff Association.

Southern lana Adben and Munich lnuraa Company of Ovrmany and' Security In surance Company of Co. necttcut. Atlanta Trade Agreement Discussed at Civic' Federation Meeting. New York. December 14.

With a session of the woman's department. at which Mrs. William Howard Taft wife of the president-elect presented a re port otthe committee on welfare work for government employees. or which she Is chairman. the National Civic Federation opened Its annual meeting here today.

Morning and afternoon sessions were held. but devoted to th discussion of the general topic of this annual gathering the promlUon of friendly relations between employers anti employees. and the conslderatl. of. measures designed for the welfare of the working people.

Judge Taft to Speak. Both Mrs. Taft and her husband are on the list or speakers for this years meeting the president-elect being scheduled to speak tomorrow night. The afternoon opening of the meeting or the federation proper was devoted to a discussion of trade agreements. ad dresses on the subject being' delivered by John Mitchell.

Herman Rldder Samuel Gompers. James M. Lynch and others. Seth Low national chairman. In opening the session devoted part of a lengthy address to the work done by the federation and its plans for the future.

then discussing the demands for amendments to the Sherman trust law. NEGROES FIGHT WHITE PLAGUE Tusk Ala. rcenaber 14. The National Negro tuberculosis Congress opened here today with a program which Included addresses by speakers from many southern cities and. a special exhibit of the effects of tuberculosis In charge Pf representatives of the National Association for the Study cod Prevention of Tuberculosis.

Reports received show that Healht Sunday" was observed yesterday by negro Young Men's Christian Associations and that many negro churches will unite In observing this week as Health Week. The purpose of the congress Is to dlncruss means for mbattlng tutoercu- lo which hat tome to be a serious menace to the pegro race. The congress will outline a plan ft waging a systematic warfare against tuberculosis. to be prosecuted by au types of negro societies throughout the United States. Say it Over and Over Again Headaches.

Headaches. Headaches. Headaches. Biliousness. Biliousness.

Biliousness. Biliousness. Constipation. Constipation. Constipation.

Constipation. Ayers Pills. Ayer' Pills. Ayers Pffls. If your doctor says this is all right remember It Mall Orders Will Have Our Prompt and Careful Attention ATLANTA IN QALA ATTiRE FOR.

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Wonderful Whitehall and popular Peachtree will soon become thorough- fares to rival' way Broadway If the holiday shopping crowd continues to In- creare with the approach of Christmas. Monday. th beginning of tie last week before Q1rJstm. found th atre mass or color as thousands wended their way backwards and forwards darting into the stores with pocketbooks Ailed with coin. end coming out with their arms full of bundles.

Thanks to" th abjuration of press and pulpit. aided and abetted by the. women's clubs of the city. the shopping season opened In Atlanta this year ten days In advance of any previous season. As A result.

the stifling congestion usually dreaded- about the 22. 23 and 24 It la thought. will be conspicuous by its absence lb year. A week Ago the merchants of the city on the few warm. days preceding the cold snap took occasion to convert their staid stores In bewildering bus of ad.

and when the cold weather came on turning throughts toward purchasing th msfthia1 were right there with the roods. Trade Opened Lost Week. The hVhday trade opened' up last week. but It will reach Its this and next week though. from the rush now oil it would seem that the wave of shoppers would spend itself before Christmas eve.

Prom Mitchell street to th Aragon hotel on- both sides of this continuous street to say nothing of Broad street and the shoots of travel. there le a constant Christmas decoration. Every corner has'- come to be punctuated either with two competing Salvation Army lassies ringing bells to cflrral the coin. or green-goods teen eager to sell mistletoe. holly wreaths or Christmas trees.

The fad that the latter have taken up their stands so early Is an unmistakable sign that the shopping' season Is on early. Windows Arrayed. The stores between the streets mentioned have arrayed their show windows In the most artistic manner possible and to walk up and- down certain blocks It Is necessary to make a wide detour to get around the banks of humanity. some times ten deep crowding about a window fined with dolls. toys doll hats and the like.

Realizing- that. the rush was on so early the express company has had' published an article. gWttnr avie to shippers as to how the consignments TO ay best be shipped. It Is expected before- the week la out. thief Cummings.

of the Atlanta tire department. will Inaugurate the famous fire patrol a squad of experienced tire. men who not only patrol the downtown streets of the city. but go Into the various stores and see to it that no in flammable material cornel In contact with. anything that Is combustible.

Extra Crow at Potofn Postmaster Blodgett Is also prepare Ing to add' ft extra. crew at the pastor. Bee to care for the Christmas deluge that begins to pour in upon that ottlCf bK the 224 and does not let up until the 27th. Nearly all' of the boarding schools la No. 31 REALTY TRUST GO.

Capital Stock 600000 i Xi and around Atlanta will dismiss pupils for the holidays op next Saturfi day. and then the latest things In legs yells. grips anti colors. the P' and flower of institutes. seminaries nit the like will be In the city from tflen until the second week In January.

The theaters are counting on doing svj land office business during the ne two weeks and attractive offerings have been booked for the reminder off the year. The continuation of the cold weather. with' the bright sky and crisp atmosphere. Is doing- probably more to mien. tfvll shipping desire than anything le Monday was an Ideal' day.

and this brought thousands down town. tplte the fact It was the Scat day the week the crowds on the street' an-3 the shoppers In the- store was' muehf larger than any number of Saturdays Outing the fall. The merchants too. are happy over. I existing conditions and tfc ro el protects for a rim Orri tina And Cash 1.

Betas Paid. One Whitehall street Jewlery In speak thy of the Christmas trade. said Either the pank nev was felt In Atlanta. or Atlanta never bed a panic. for our store haa never done so big tx a business early' as this year.

i Ttoerun of purchases is above theavcrJ Age. and the nurrtber tar in advance of anything we have expected. And the good thins about It Is there terns to be no otoud in the commercial that It will continue. Another thing. i too.

Is the a of edit A Utajor- tty of the sales made. to good customers too" are being paid for whets made. Buy it once JHK you1I always useKK GIVES UP HER. HUSBAND IN ORDERTO WIN FORTUNE Story Which Comes Hew York in Regard to Paul Gilmore. Montgomery.

AlalDecember clal. Paul Gilmore the actor admitted" tonight that a divorce Is being secured toy Mrs. Gilmore. who ho been tx months or so in Sioux C3tyS. flak.

H. did not cart to discuss the details furthers than to say that if there Is no slip the separation is now a tact th thod be- Ing expired. A story cornea from NwTork that' Mrs. Ollmore Is to receive 1250000 a legacy when she Is free. and that Mr.

Gilmore consented to the divorce with a view of the couple again asuming marital relation Mr. GQmore woOld" not affirm or deny jth xtory but filij manner Indicated that It wasnot alto. gether an error. It known that MrS. Gilmore wo a eloM friend MlM Uhan Falconer the girl who uicMM eddy la the month at Brooklyn.

They were frmuently aean together' Sioux City and thedeath of ker1 has been very depressing to MTIL Gilmore. Mrs. Gilmore Is sot an actrertg an Is. said that the popularity of ner husband-as as a matinee Idol has arousedjif er Jealousy to the breaking DIRECTORS EDWIN P. ANSLET.

Real Estate. Atlanta W. W. C. wRGRO Capitalist.

Atlanta. V. B. SRSIOSRAJBKR Prestdeat AUaatSi Cotta Company. Supplies.

Atlanta. R. I oplitaUR A The Trus.t Company is now ready for organization w. has hj ef ore ieen decided to close th6 i9th4inst at 2xioon. 1f.g ijjjjr j.

i fH M' i JV J1 Atantav Dec. 9Dg i i J1fe- fe fit fl' d' li Christmas Giftsthattnen ll' pp th ta tnanwouldchoos fJrhi el 14 the vro hou the or pa e. age agrlcult re 1 agriculturacommltt hol I I D. I. I Bo rn etlnlt uh Mt or rt the rom 81' express re prO Oled' bul1dln 11 ding a oM 1' I Sun d.

tlng WBI bll- as fore hy It' ttIn ane I' pro rl the such iepa rtments ma r. 1d. 1ntln1 e-a ntry hb1In musI otl Decem otle rll was the Fre4erlcbb Is tlte beau. ho 14011118 of OO 1tuUD 17 Syrop ixirtSenno Clea es ihe emEfect. UQ1 lJisp ls otdsnni1ad dUO.

tqlConstipaiio nQ uro rMen oun and Uld. ita e. ne ts AI I tte l1M the. Lo pa Rosra Pf1" AUfutuC 1tIte. I i lrZt1A1M 1t GGjST Of 1 es Loun iniZ and patterns I I 300 eme President I mbers ex ted.

pu I I ct ts cheerln or Veez Goltlca I way al.j i ove oat. stepp I I add I 1. I' rl p1y p1 ttorm I II KKK I I FLICKERING I SR-R-R- AS I Det ctlves I. Au ttll i blil lng. I i 1a ge sack.

i Cu po lire I 1I I li et ISConf I fig cltl en i rough I tan no or Qtstep aho whls red the WI II mA Capt ln ent1emen nl ht taU on Whj allgoe COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS OOr Wa lIctoll. It- lenaweOm- rnUtM- OD 1114' Jt1lft41et. be he bees the OD IAat DI 0. tbeiDaePeDGeD1 ero OFeIlO tJieWGII4. tt e.

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laId monO ly use 1 cru hlng automobllemanutact rer to Ld rr. In. i 0 char nt8 1e un er A1x ut 1x Lon Or- tle Ur- rln OpaT pack rl thepos elslilA- It. The he 80 finally San' Fran. e1 co.

liJthought toha. retdinC1n York. Decem er 1.4..The er- cro nded e' I I I tuI th erl J1. I RLATlT II' mplI' riA VII DI 8. 1mVUCEDG NAwYorJe.

De a th residence of. ills auchter i 1at dol Rutherford 4reSn Dr. Davis wUrehte to 1fenon' Da l. t' I411t nfe raCY. nd1 ro hi Ith' theeonfede tearm1 r1n C.

cl. rH e.o 1 1D. I 7 J. tl tom to Bro 1d ew York President. llt- In Durt morl ng i ttended Taft to seera photo- tlrst' the tr uel1t1y se tntr ed Wuhl on I and.

State T1m tb iL. We long fort' nOon. I nner Mn" i fo. s1t1on I th curre I with Mr HI 14. erate who 1 een Ii to I I tore escaped Loau I It.

is- tode tile stock remlum n1q bs otter DIREC7 RS Tru Pre. I- President gore Cal1t LllJlt Il I dnb rol a oUt DaE 1la 1Mu mpny In- I AU I NOTED SPEAKERS AT THE MEETING With I re- i 1 devot the atlnu 1 the of' rs a I yeat" beln morrow ad- dre ses Sam niD a 0 lr I a I rd I ee. December 14 Se ro ened i tOutt be fs I. N.a- I I I dl 1 serlotM I a Hea acbes. Uon.

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art1. Ih pers the turda to arebJpyover exlflt tO dkl mland The toftLteJ Orrbtma. Al c. ItreetJewle ilnak ChT1stmestTade ai1 never JIiAt tanh veP' fJ tieV do or so bu nt' eir run pUreha abo n' the aver e. 1 dari haveexpecledAndthe is to' horizon.

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TO Deeenibcr 14. I rex He Cl NewS York as that f5 the hi' war' not waa of jn er at. er eOm. her. arouseS tar Res st.

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3. osaor ASsistant- tO Sontheru Rflwj 435 a Realty Trust and therefore been the aetock Bubsoxiption books on 51 C. i iui i 5- I i Saturday at I Atlanta 19O8. EIy11rIN4 2 5 as ftc S1.