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TUESDAY JULY 31 1917. Uettmuch below. the. stage of extreme Tloleflce for all Along the front. from iJt fottal region southward.

the big. STIQS. continue to hurl tons upon tons Bf itl In. reciprocal bombardment iAsldr1 from the eastern front no military operations of Importance are in TOgreaa. except in tile Al ne re- donpfFrance The army of the crown prince baa made several more Ineffectual attempt to snrprI8e General PettJn tortes here.

while Berlin re- rPCrU the repulse of French attack severa1 times repeated. on the line 0 A 10 VI RO AS HAMBURGER. MIXED SAUSAGE 10 CHOPS 15C KELLEY'S 23 S. Broad NEW YORK Fwm lduta and Return Tie CIIarleltos Includes meals and stateroom berth Summer is carnival time in Americas greatest recreation city. Hotels roof-gardens and nearby resorts are in full swing.

There's added enjoyment in a trip aboard the swift Clyde Line Steamers. Tickets on sale until October 15. Good for return until October 81 inclusive. Clyde Steamship Co. Jas.

T. Scott Commercial Agent TO Atlarta Natl Bank Building HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTEL WESTOVER ASHEVILLE N. C. Situated In the heart or city on Charlotte street car line. RoOms with or without private bath.

Four hundred feet porches. Fine tennis court. Su. O. 11.

Foster. OCEAN VIEW HOTEL- Ocean View Va. ErU Miles Frcm Norfolk Entirely refitted and modernised rooms single end suite. hot cad cold running water. local and lon distance phones baths.

etei spa- does verandas and lawns mt bath. leg and flahlniri Eorop am pica. Write for booklet. trQCteti Lithla Sprigs iiii BaUu Opened June 1. Elevation.

219 lest. Cur. XyppIa Nervous Prostration Malaria. Kldaer Diseases. RheuULatIo and Skin Tree.

bin and Female lrulluluIU. Clear. and butflls th complexion. Write or book- tot. M.

O. THOMAS. Crockett Sprtnii y. ATLANTIC CITY N. J.

THE BREAKERS ATLANTIC CITY. Pl. J. Atlantic City's Newest and Finest Fireproof Hotel OB the ocean front. A hove.

of charm. leg atur a with a capacity for 1S uot Rot and cold a water la all batba. Private dreaitn room. Ulet tor sort bather. AMERICAN AND EVR0FW4 PLANS.

Terrace Restaurant lid Root Garden. overlooking the sea. uarag. with accommodation for chauffeurs. from corny to TVlnt rberr and sooth of Allies.

GERMAN TROOPS TILL PUSHING INTO BUKOWINA Berlin. July 19. Via German troops are adranclag through' the Sucisaws Valley In the Austrian proTlnceof Dukowina towards the town of Seletrn. It was announced officially- today by the German general staff. The Germans alto hare pushed forward to the scat of the upper Moldavia valley.

The statement says the Russians are holding- the heights to the east of the River Zbroez. on the Russian frontier which has been crossed by Teutons at several points. Despite the resistance of the Russians between the Dleper and Pruth rivers the German statement says that the Teuton forces pressed back the Russians to a point soutbweat of Zalo- Szczyky. Th communication says Eastern Theater Army Group of General von Ermolll The Bus. Ian forces are holding the heights east BELL-AN Absolutely.

Removes Indigestion. Onepackage proves it 25c at all druggists. of the River Zbroez. which has been crossed at several points SD spite otj fierce resistance and been. reached by I our divisions also to the south of Skla Also' on the northern bank of the.

Dniester wp have gained ground yond Korolowka Between the Dnlester and the PrjJth the enemy again offered bitter resist- nee but was pressed back by our attack to the southwest of Zle Front of Archduke Joseph Along the. Cheremosh the. enemy Is defending himself on the eastern bank of the river. Our attack- continues between Ziucze and Wlmlts. In the SUChWa valley our troops are penetrating to ward Seletyn.

I Also to the east of the Upper Moldo- va. valley we fought our way forward. Field Marshal von Maekezaens sue- cess advances to the north. of Pok- shoal and at the mouth of the Rlmnlcul brought us several hundred prisoners. Macedonian Front There is nothing of importance to report.

The supplementary Statement issued this evening' says Considerable portions of our troops now re standing on Russian territory after the battle east of Zbrocz. The enemy's rear guards were driven to ward the east from the flnieser and the Prutli. In the Meste-Canesce sector Rumanian front the Russians are retreating toward. the north. VILLAGES TAKEN BY RUMANIANS.

London. July 30. Six villages were taken in another advance on the part of the Rumanian troops. according to an official statement issued by the Ru martian war office. The statement On the 27th between the valleys of Csain and Putna we again advanced some kilometers and occupied the villages of govela Dragoslav Negrllestl Topestl Valeasares and Colacul.

We 3Ox3 TIRE SALE 0 We have just received a limited number of 3Ox3 Standard Make Tires that we offer at only 10 45 Each Tire prices are increasing every day. You will have to act NOW if you expect to take advantage of this exceptional bargain as we have every reason to believe our stock of these tires will be sold before the end of this week. Two-In-One Tire Co. 56 Auburn Ave Ivy 2238 HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS Buffalo Mineral Springs Hotel BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS VIRGINIA This resort famous for its health-giving waters and located In the most delightful section of Mecklenburg County opened June 1th and furnishes an ideal resort for those In search of rest and health. Tb Hotel train under the management of Mr.

Chas. E. Graham who has had many years rl nc In the management of the leading hotels In the Fast lid South. and no effort will be spared to add to the comfort of the guests. Special attention paid to cuiline.

Rates and Information on request. On Norfolk DlYbI10D Southern Railway. Owned mil operated 7 BUFFALO MINERAL SPRINGS WATER CO. Buffalo Utbl Springs Va. MOUNTAIN MEADOWS INN" ASHEVILLE N.

C. ft. above sea level the Alpine Hostelry of The Land of the Sky six miles from Asheville. on wonderful mountain road. Electric lights belle In all room.

bees. sersined hot and cold water phone dally stags to and from city motor and carriages tennis. dancing good coddle borer. Table supplied from Inn gardens. Open Aprlfltth to Nov.

let. Writs for rates and reservation BBBBBBBBKBBBBBBBBHHVBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB FAIRY SOAP Sc BAR' LIBBY'S TRIPE 2 8C CAN SAPOLIO PHOENIX STARCH 3 WIIEATFLOUR12LbsTO RICE 14 Pounds 100 Reductions That Mean Savings But. because stocks are moving so rapidly you must make haste to share Filet of Mackerel 14c Swot Cakis 8c Mrs. Kldds Pin Money Pickles sweet CCta mixed. Regular 7c Jars.

Special. 9 7w Royal Breakfast Cocoa the regular 2Be cans marked for clearance. each JL 7C White Crest Flour the best on the mar. 6 Qfl ket and great value at. 24 lbs.

wJL lOU Quaker Oats the regular be packages are marked for clearance at 2 for Lipton's or Tetley's Teas pound 20c pound 40c pound Jell Ice Cream Powders regular lOc size. special for clearance 2 for Blue Sea Tuna Fish for salads and sandwiches lOc iSo and Crown Brand Norwegian Sardines Packed In pure Olive Oil. Special per can French Market Coffee an exceptionally choice grade low priced at per pound 16c 80c 15c 25c 12c 25c Strained Honey Gsllberry Flavor' specially priced at per quart. Nichols' Salmon Cutlets regular 300 cans. Specially priced at Sunbeam Brand Sap Maple Syrup.

regular 35c bottles marked for clearance at. Marmalades and Jams different fla yore regular 35c Jars. Special Lemon or Orange Peel. crystallized. Priced for' clearance at pound Fruit Jar Rubbers a small lot to close at per dozen Snider1 Salad Dressing 25c bottlfts lYe 15c bottles Dubelle Grape Juice the regular lOc bottles.

Specially priced 6 for Zap Washing Powders regular 6c pack ages priced for clearance at 55c 28c 23c 12c 45c Sic Igain took prisoners and some motor i batteries and war material. tRUSS DESERTERS BEING EXECUTED. London. July JO. The correspondent of The Times at Russian southwest headquarters after describing the desertions and panic of the Russian troops.

says General KornllofTs measures against- Indiscipline have been approved and that he is executing deserters wholesale. I Petrograd. July 30. The official communication from general headquarters I today. read In the region of Zbrsj there were artillery actions- and the enemy bombarded the town.

South of Goussiatlnl the enemy infantry attempted to cross I the Zbrocz river. but was repulsed. On the Dniester. the enemy attacked our bridgehead near ZsieahchykZaIe Szezyky but after obstinate fighting was repulsed. Southwest of zaluhChyk in the region of CvllLDlltehe KiulIle and Stetzoff after a series of obstinate attacks.

the enemy succeeded in thrust- towns of Stonnatlk and pu our ing back our troops slightly. In the rp lhiano east of the troops. under. enemy pressure retired to the region of pot Kaneral and Mol-I kava. On the remainder of the front there was rifle firing.

Rumanian Front On Saturday the enemy delivered attacks north of the TakobenyKimpolung road which were repulsed during the day. but toward evening the enemy pressed our troops 1 back on. the heights west. of Poundaui and oldavll. Enemy attacks on Darnel and Saroul were repulsed.

as well as attacks. on both sides of the Foleshanl- jAjoud railway. Caucasus Front Unchanged. 1 Baltic Sea On Friday an enemy Zeppelin while flying over the Aland islands dropped twenty large bombs on the town of Tornby. near.

Marie- hamm. The Zeppelin was tired at by the guns of the fleet and the shore batteries. In the Gulf of Riga squadron of enemy hydro-airplanes raided the neighborhood of the Zerel and Are-ns; burg Islands. They were fired at by the fleet and shore batteries. The.

machines disappeared after dropping about twenty bombs without result. A squadron of. enemy airplanes in the same district. attacked. one of our destroyers.

dropping eight bombs without result. Our fire brought down a. German airplane In flames in the neighbor- jhood of Stekhnlkovcs. west of ZbaraJ. I EXEMPTION BOARDS READY TO EXAMINE Continued From First Page.

enlisting now in the second draft. This is dons because a line had to be drawn somewhere. The government quit giving credits on the first draft due to enlistments on July 20. DIVISION NO. 7.

Eighth and Ninth Wards. REPORT ON THURSDAY. ns 252 458 1436 2624 64 1894 1878 1095 2022 1455 783 1813 2787 5 2389 2 2494 1117 1572 un 1748 2195 881 2036 337 678 275 609 1186 564 2166 946 1913 596 2620 1267 2148 536 1496 12453 548 126 1679 1237 784 1782 755 107 1548 1563 2099' 1369 291 616 373 1676 2266 1891 775 2 8i 486 692 600 1986 810 1539 2549 1682 607 309' 437- 1324 604 43 2181 1763 1648 1264 1066 924 2465 2501 420 IOU 1178 REPORT OX FRIDAY. 614 2374 433 1329 10 275 2783 2756 1045 1031 1706 1331 1685 487 1282 11323 1847 737 140 2599 1536 1922 1723 2808 1779 1236 2247 2011 432 2719 18 652 927 Hit 739 1751 601 1322 1146 1103 319 1395 2479 606 182 1771 513 1020 1661 1099 1955 441 2749 2628 11616 223 2066 1441 117 2330 602 2676 390 2233 75 1818 772 1458 721 11419 2390 786 1549 1476 1280 2322 1292 2730 972 983 757 966 868 2230 2456 REPORT ON SATURDAY. 332 2090 379 1560 542 2107 194 874 662 2665 2595 1300 2124 1873 1887 2707 298 438 676 2132 17 9 1294 1148 un 2568 1354 1906 2017 2397 343 2008 2414 1813 2100 982 467 726 15 905 933 2331 1631 2209 1288 462 365 1843 830 809 2579 1114 2826 2607 3473 1470 en 2185 2622 218 620 1334 650 1811 674 2778 81 1432 1727 2047 2817 2740 981 1848 2882 1670 1817 2677 770 882 2078 677 2119 2860 74 2288 In Division No.

I first and fifth wards 810 roan are being summoned on the first call. They re to report on Friday. Saturday and next Monday. in relays of 26 at 9 a. in.

11 a. in. 2 p. in. and 4 p.

m. on each day as follows DIVISION NO. 1. Pint and Filth Wards. REPORT FRIDAY.

9 A. M. 258 2522 458 1436 2524 h54 3257 1894 1878 1095 2022 3383 8382 1456 783 1818 2787 1858 2389 1762 2494 3200 3082 1157 1672 762 AT 11 A. it. 1748 2195 837 2038 337 676 275 509 1185 list 2166 945 1913 696 3067 2620 2936 1267 2148 US 1495 3 548 126 8070 1679 AT 2 P.

M. 8381 1237 784 1732 us 107 1646 1563 2099 1869 2691 616 373 166 1266 1891 775 3183 2684 8159 486 692 600 3256 1 86 310 AT 4 P. 35. 2539 2549 1682 507 309 417 2967 5254 1324 604 3517 3059- 43 2181 1763 134 1264 1068 924 2455 2501 420 IOU 1178 614 2374 REPORT SATURDAY AT A. 85.

433 1329 2945 3300 10 27:15 2783 2756 2993 1045 1031 1705 3149 1331 1685 487 1282 3090 1823 un 797 140 2899 1538 1922 2953 AT 11 A. 81. 1723 2808 3358. 1779 1236 247 2011 432 3286 2719 3053 2962 18 852 927 2868 US 739 1751 601 3024 1322 IHS 1103 2319 1395 AT 3 P. 35.

2479 606 182 1771 513 46 1020 3232 1661 1099 1955 8208 2441 2749 2628 1636 223 2066- 1441 117 2380 602 2675 890 2233 2990 AT 4 P. oM. 3293 75 3189 1818 772 1456 2939 721 3064 1419 2390 786 1549 1475 3272 280 329 2322 1292 2730 972 983 757 986 3251 REPORT MONDAY AT II A. 35. 868 2230 2468 332 2090 379 1660 642 2107 8312 194 874 552 2685 3152 2595 1300 2124 1678 1887 2707 298 3273 3176 2438 2860 3073 AT 11 A.

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650 3245 3123 1611 574 2778 31 1432 1727 2047 330 3817 2740 981 1848 3378 2662 1570 2884 2886 1817 577 770 882 To prevent waste an Englishman has Invented a mustard pot In whl pressure on. a piston on top forces a small amount of. the contents out a spout. Owner of Los Angeles Tunes Noted for Hostility to Union Labor. Los Angeles.

Csi July 30. General Harrison Gray Otis. president and gen- eral manager of The Los Angeles Times. died today a the home of his son-in-law. Harry Chandler.

General Otis was being served ill breakfast In his bedroom and apparently felt the attack coming as a maid entered the room. Take away the tray 1 am gone. said and he died before either Mr. or Mrs. Chandler.

who were in another part of the house. could reach his side. Heart failure was said to have been the cause. Although he had Buffered occasions attacks of Illness recently. General Otis.

who was more than. 80 years old. had been at his desk in The Times office nearly every day within the lastfew weeks. General Otis is survived two daughters. Mrs.

Chandler and Mrs. Franklin Booth. of Los Angeles and 13 grandchildren. Last Christmas he gave his home in Los Angeles- for a public art gallery. General Otis' first venture as a news- paper publisher was in Marietta Ohio' in 3865.

Later he came to California. where he became editor and publisher of The Santa Barbara Press In 1876. He acquired an interest In The Los Angeles Times in 1882. and tour years lat- er organized The Times-Mirror com- pany. of which he became president and general manager.

He was a member of the Associated Press. Quite early in his career as editor and publisher of The Times. Otis came Into conflict with organized labor and thereafter until the day of his death he waged an unrelenting warfare for what he termed industrial freedom. On October 10 1910 his building and print. Ing plant was dynamited and twenty of his workmen killed.

Atlanta Woman Loses Sensational Will Suit In Floyd County Court Rome. Ga. July 30. Special. By Its verdict In Floyd superior court a.

Jury decided that Mrs. Willie Yarnadoe of Atlanta. is not the daughter. legiti- mate or otherwise of the late Mrs. Mary A.

Atkinson. of Floyd county who before her marriage many years ago In Walton county. was a. schoolmate of Judge W. J.

Nunnally of this city. and who had many other friends in Floyd county. Mrs. Atkinson was married when a girl only 15 years of age an while she was at school. She ran away from her studies to get married.

She died In this county last year. leaving property valued at a large sum and a will toy which she disposed of It all to her brother. E. R. Cousins.

of this county and her grandnephews and grandnieces of Walton county. Then Mrs. Varnadoe appeared and ASK FOR and GET Horlicks The Original Malted Milk Substitutes Cost YOU Sash Prices You'll Find It At I 498 Peachtree St. Call Ivy. 5000 Peaches For Canning In large market baskets.

Prices according to quality and size of basket. Pr basket 125 150 915 We have all kinds of Fruit Jars Spices and other materials for canning and preserving. Georgia Grown HONEY DEW MELONS Priced according to size each 40c They are fine. Call for them and encourage the Georgia farmer. Blocks Saltines Made in Atlanta Are Simply Delicious HUlrUHOLACIEH NATIONAL PARK AMERICAS VACATION PARADISE Enjoy the vacation of your dreams at the price you feel like paying in Glacier National Park.

Here" amid towering peaks are 60 living glaciers feeding lakes of azure beauty. Fleb abound. Come' See Americas Vacation Paradise. Van-hued flowers are yours for the gath. mng.

Wild trails for those who ride horseback. Perfect roads for the motor. ists. Live as yon want to live in Mammoth Mountain Inns Alpine Chalets or romantic Indian Tepees. Vacations 1 to 5 per day.

Glacier National Park is one feature of the Burlington's generous in. National Park Tour. Yellowstone via motor over the famous Cody Road and Rocky Mountain National-Fetes Parks are also included. Three National Parks on a single ticket. Burlington route tram.

di. rect to each of these great National Parks. Write today. Say when you plan to go and the number in your party. Let me give you full particulars about this great See America trip.

Burlington vacation tickets provide for diverse routes long limits and' liberal stop W. T. Virdiman. Tnnllnt Pusenrtr lid rIjhi ut 100 Third Nation Bank. Joy Atlanta.

Ga. adtj claimed to be the decedents natural daughter. Her-contention In court was that she was born Illegitimately and that a friend of her mother. a. married woman.

who had a child' stilt-born at the same time. exchanged- her. the claimant for the child that died. Mrs. Varnadoe contended that she was taken to Atlanta while a child.

tad her natural mother married Mr. Atkinson and lived with him many years. until his death In south Georgia. The heirs of Mrs. Atkinson under the wilt denied that Mrs.

Atkinson had done anything- wrong or had a child before she was married. and the evi dence adduced at the trial convinced the Jury that this was true. Her heirs also Aoked. through the executor or the estate that the will be construed by the court. it was not clearly worded.

Maddox Doyle and Sharp Little. of this city. represented the Knbftnks UebanE of Rome. and John S. MeC1elJan.

of Atlanta wer the attorneys on the other side. UUC-FOS AV IMPROVED CASCARA dls tte liquid laxative catt Me and Jlr tonic. Combines utrentth with palatable rom stir lute. IJ noi grioO or disturb omtch. 50e.

dl Dr. Miles' Remedies at' Cut Prices 100 MILES NERVINE 796 25c MILES ANTIPAIN PILLS 19c 100 MILES. HEART REMEDY 79c 25c MILES LIVER PILLS 19c. 100 MILES RESTORATIVE TONIC 9c 25c MILES PLASTERS. I9c.

KOOL Palm Leaf Fans OC MENNENS TALCUM POWDER BORATED' AND VIOLET SIZES. lOc 15c AND 25c STORES ALL OVER THE CITY. ONE Trip Rocky Mountain and Yellowstone Tr THE Summer Excur siori fares to Yellow- stone National Park permit of stop in Colorado. Rocky National Park may be made as a delightful automobile trip from Denver for only 960 trip. Salt Lake City too may be visited without extra fare on the waylo Yellowstone.

For full information descriptive booklets. maps. etc. address A. J.

Thztcher. O. A. 208 V. Broadway St.

Louis Mo. Wm. B. Harkhara T. P.

A. 620 Woodward Bldg. Birmingham Ala. UNION TN the North are many pleasant places 1. where the delightful breezes and diversified enjoyments make you forget the heat and burden of the summer.

You will find rest and recreation in Northern Michigan Eastern Canada Adirondack Mountains Thousand Islands Wisconsin New England Atlantic Coast. White Mountains- and many other northern. resorts most easily reached by the splendid up-to-date train service of the- from Cincinnati Direct connections made with trains from the South In Cincinnati Central Union Station. Tour local ticket scent wm be tbd to ticketyou this route sod obtain sleep' ing car reservations for you from Qndnnatt or on request we will give in Information tred tend you descriptive booklets sad suggest delightful tours. we E.

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