The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 14

ZLJS Page Fourteen. THE CONSTITUIION ATLANTA GA FRIDAY MAY 26 1916. je vy 2' Favor Construction of the Buildings by Contract. Health of Teachers Good Says Report of Dr. Adkins.

Vigorous protest against the city's construction of public school buildings day labor under the supervision of the building Inspector was made by the' Muter Builders' Association of Atlanta In a letter to the board of education read at yesterdays meeting of the board. The communication called attention to the fact that on May 1. 1915. the city advertised for bids for the construction of an room school building on Metropolitan avenue two four- room buildings one on Milton avenue and the other on Marietta street and one of six rooms on Luelle avenue and it recalled the fact that at II. recent meeting of the school board a resolution was adopted favoring the employment of day labor in the construction of the Milton and Luelle avenue structures.

the work to be done under the supervision of the' inspector of buildings. It It that action and the policy in Reward We will pay a reward of 5000 for the arrest of and evidence to convict the party who stole 500 Portlna Cigars about 10 o'clock Thursday Morning May 25 from our truck at the corner of Broad and Marietta streets. Capital City Tobacco Company 176 Marietta Street I should like to lTIeOIpOod with buftlneM concern delrlnf to open branch office locate factory or In any other make connections to Boston MM. FINLEY MUTTON JR. ZOO Ton hlre St.

Boston. Mm. The Eallarl Make Can you see dttant objects clearly through your reading glares Or do you have to look over them or take them off before you see Your distant sight may be perfect or you may need two pain of glasses. In either cue KRYPTOK BIFOCALS will enable you to see both near and far in one pair or glasses. The smooth even surface eliminates entirely the disfiguring revealing vision-blurring lines seams or blisters of old-fashion Bifocals.

We have more than 5000 satisfied customers wearing them. We refer you to any one or them they are not hard to find. Walter BallarJ Optical Co. 85 Peachtree St. ATLANTA GA.

general that the builders' association condemns. The letter was referred to a committee composed of Daniel Green George F. Eubanks and Superintendent of Schools L. 11. Landrum.

This being the last regular meeting of the board before the close of the school year. considerable time was consumed in hearing reports of officials and organizations connected with the school system chief among which were the reports of Dr. Atkins. the school physician Miss Laura Smith. primary supervisor and Mrs.

V. H. Krlegshaber. of the board of lady visitors. Teaeken Free Kram Wklte Plague.

Dr. Atkins' report had to do with a system of examination he has Just completed Into the condition of the teach- era with reference to tuberculosis. He reported that 115 colored teachers had been examined. none of whom were found to be afflicted with tuberculosis and out- of 580 white teachers. no case of infectious tuberculosis was found.

Mrs V. Ii. Krteshaber vice chairman or the board of lady visitors read a detailed report or the work the board has done in inspecting the various negro schools or the city. Attached to the report were numerous tecommenda- Uons for Improvements. since detects.

either In building or equipment. or both. were found in practically every school for colored children. Particularly did the report express regret for the lack of proper industrial training in these schools. As a first step toward Improvement in this respect Superintendent Landrum suggested that either the Taylor street of the Young street school toe used exclusively for industrial training for negro pupils aft the seventh grade.

Board Compliment MUa Brown. Mr Krlegshaber announced the resignation of Miss Cora Brown as president of the board of lady visitors. and the chairman of the board was authorized to appoint a committee of three to draft a set of resolutions expressing the boards appreciation or Miss Browns work for the schools and its regret as her resignation Miss Smith reported that the special classes during the year had accommodated a total of 72 retarded sub-normal or deficient children and have at the present time 52 enrolled. There are four special classes limited to a membership of fourteen pupils each. During the year 61 children were ex amined for physical infirmities.

Of these. 33 were found to be defective and 20 were treated by operations us ually for the removal of adenoids or tonsils The board received and formally recommended the acceptance of a tender by the Exposition Cotton mills by Al len F. Johnson president of a lot bounded by Marietta street 380 feet the Georgia Railway and Power company 347 feet Ashby street- 280 feet. and the Exposition mills grounds 615 feet for a school building site. INSURANCE AGENTS CLOSE CONVENTION AT SESSION TODAY Adverse legislation.

the South Caroline situation" and numerous other problems that worry underwriters at a con- entlon.werelaid aside by the Georgia local fire underwriters late Thursday afternoon and the convention adjourned to the East Lake Country club. where led by G. Arthur Howell. of Atlanta. president.

the tire Insurance agents enjoyed a banquet and a dance. Manager Tracey. of the Country club had prepared a most elaborate banquet for the Insurance men and the Country club manager had also postponed the regular week dance. which usually holds forth on Wednesday evening to Thursday in order that the agents from all parts of Georgia might participate in the dance. Fully 100 agents were at the banquet.

and scores of Atlanta society people were present for the dance afterwards. The convention will hold another business meeting this morning at the Hotel Ansley when officers for the en suing year will be chosen. The convention will close at noon. Prominent among out agents attending the convention are Horace W. Howard.

Carterxvllle Max Isaacs. Brunswick John D. CaTiwell. Savannah Morris Harris Macon William Harty. Savannah F.

Valdosta. Clay Murphey. Macon W. E. Small.

Macon Rhodes Brown. Columbus T. R. Rosenthal Columbus 7. Carter Cook.

Columbus A. E. Griffith. Athens George R. Kline.

Moultrie. lid John fl Walker. Sparta. Wyatt's Scotch Latin and Lassies Forsyth all week. Established 25 Years Reliable DR.

E.G. GRIFFINS Gate City Dental Rooms 5 W. Alabama St. 7 Guaranteed High Class Dental Work at Reasonable Prices You will find all the comforts of modern railway travel in the service from CINCINNATI to Cleveland Buffalo and Niagara Falls Six Fast Daily Trains Atlanta Scots Entertain Wyatt's Lads and Lassies A theaterful of folks hat In the r- yth night and thought they witnessed a great show when Jack Wyatt and his Scotch Lads and Lassies" appeared with the toagpipei quaint dances and Scotch songs. They dM see a pretty good show at that but not the real show.

That took place an hour earlier at the Burns cottage. Jack Wyatt and his Lads and Lassies" were entertained by the Atlanta Scottish association at the Burns cottage last night. At the Burns cottage there Is nothing but the blue sky to interfere with Jacks Scotch methods of beating the drum. Those who have seen him beat that urn hampered and bound about by scenery and a. dos- en people on the stage at the Forsyth will realize that the foregoing Is a statement of awful significance.

A Dutch windmill in a Kansas cyclone would put up a mild performance compared with the work of the Scotchman at the Burns cottage. Orlando FIB. May 25 The fifty. sixth general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States to day stood solidly on its decision reached Tuesday regarding woman's activity In the church cleared sortie routine matters and adjourned. The womarn question was reopened in form of a protest backed by about fifty commissioners and led by Dr.

W. Mclo' Alexander the retiring moderator. The protest committee requested that its statement of disagreement merely be flied in the records of the assembly but the commissioners re fused to do this. voting to refer the matter to a special committee. This committee reported within a short time clearly setting forth that it was be.

lieved the action taken was strictly according to the scriptures. It was adopted 118 to 69. The protest resulted from the assembly granting certain privileges to women in the discretion of congregations. It was declared that too great latitude was given congregations in a. matter the Protestants- believed should be left to the assembly.

To Io tlK te mlnnr1c Atlantic City N. Ma 25 The Presbyterian general assembly today adopted recommendation that all affiliated theological seminaries be in vestigated b' a of seven as to their relationship to the church and the assembly with a view of making the relationship more secure. uniform and mutually helpful. The assembly last ear rescinded the contract of 1870. whereby the as sernbly was given authority In ratify- Ing faculties in all Presbyterian semi naries.

This year an overture was presented requesting that the contract be resumed AT THE THEATERS Keith Vaudeville. At the Forsyth. Three boys who are as Irresistible as they ever get to be re on the For th Keith vaudeville bill this week In the per- sons of Fred Haydn. Eddie Borden and Tommy Haydn In Bits of Vaudeville. Their act one of seven on a.

bill that critics have declared the years greatest Is a. riot from start to finish. Manager George H. Hlckman has secured one of the greatest of sketches this week In The Passion Play of Washington Square" a surprise sketch with a. real punch and a genuine surprise climax.

Charming Dorothy Shoemaker Is tar of the production. Th songs or Grace Fischer correctly billed as the sunshine girl are a delightful feature of the week. i Saints and Sinners. At the Georgian. I Peggy Hyland.

the demurs little screen favorite In one or the seasons most gripping morality plays. Is the treat being of fared to Immense audiences at the oeor- rlan theater. A Paramount run of- faring It Is attracting widespread Interest. The story Is strong the action intense. and the players In support of the famous Ml.

Hyland Include some of the screens mot notable performers. It Is being presented with specially adapted music by the Georgian symphony orchestra. The Rack. At the Victoria. Today at the Victoria the William A.

Brady Pictures Play company presents i Mice Brady In The Rack. The Rack' did not die out with the Dark Ages. Blanche oordon Alice Brady discovered that. drinking deep of the dregs of life's bitter draught. Her Indiscretion lth Jack Tree- i man that night that Tom Gordon.

her I husband. trapped her In a roadhouse with I Freeman the quarrel the shot that caused Freeman's death all stretched her soul on i The Rack" or modern society. till It was bruised and torn. Through sacrificial fires Blanche Gordon won Into her own at la however. and In her husbands arms found balm and consolation for her cruel ordeal i at the hands of man-made law.

Robert Edeson. the Piedmont. I In order to save the wife or a friend i from scandal a roan undergoes separation from his sweetheart andaccusation of murder lo the latest Vltagraph feature film. or a. Woman's Fair Name written by Marguerite Bertsch and filmed under the direction of Harry Davenport.

The play Is filled with plots and counterplots that retain the suspense until the very end and is a sensational thriller Robert Edenon Harr T. More William Dunn. Eulalle Jensen and Belle Bruce portray the principal roles In a manner that leaves little to be desired. This picture will be shown at the Piedmont theater today only as an added attraction with Gloria's Romance starring Billie Burke. Warren Kerrigan.

At the Strand. Another plcai terrtgan part' has been found for the popular young star In the Bluebird play A Son of the Immortals. which was put Into scenario form. from the famous novel by Louts Tracy. by that versatile young man Ber- I tram Grasshy who also plays the role' or the foppl father or the young Prince Alexis.

A Son of the Immortals' Is not In any wa an Imitation of the famous novel. which started the rage for Balkan tate romances It has an original plot of Its own. which owes nothing to the elder story. There are enough exciting Incidents. street rows.

revolutions fights and hairbreadth escapes to furnish thrills for several western tales. Besides all the Sen. sations there are the picturesque trappings which surround a throne and which make a mot appropriate background for the handsome star. This picture Is the attraction at the Strand for today only. SAUNDERS TO FACE TRIAL IN STAUNTON In charge of Chief of Police K.

M. Llpscomb. of Staunton. Va. William E.

Saunders. Jr. arrested In this city several days ago by Detectives Allen and McKlppen on a warrant from Staunton. charging cheating and swindling. will I return to the city of his alleged crime tonight.

Saunders is said to be a resi- I dent of Philadelphia. PL Will Present Play. Tonight at 8 o'clock In Ware Memorial chapel the senior classes of Atlanta university will present Shakespeare's foremost comedy. The Taming of the Shrew. The reserved seats have been groin very fast and only about 50 are left.

You can eat what you I wish McElroys Liver Key relieves indigestion. Lillian and James Bale and Jack Wyatt do very well when they slug I Robin Adair" at the Forsyth but the Atlanta Scots saw behind the mask of. the profession when the entire company augmented by a chorus of At- lantana sang A Wee Joch and Dor- rlsl" There's a song for you Under the pines In front of the Burns cottage where the Atlanta Scottish as sociation had spread a table for dinner. the pipers played until the ghost of Tam O' Shanter must have earned to kick up his heels In II. hlland fling.

A committee of the Atlanta Scottish association met the Scotch lads and lassies at Alex Crulckahanks cigar store. at Peachtree and Pryor. after the matinee performance and took them to the Burns cottage by automobile. At the cottage Mrs. Arthur Craig head of the committee on entertainment spread before th guests the re sults of a days work.

which was so pleasing that the visitors gave her three rousing cheers. An address of welcome was made by Robert McWhirter president of the Burns club. After the upper was over the pipers went Into the cottage and gave a splendid concert and exhibition A resolution was passed the Ninth Ward Improvement club at its meeting last night. favoring a division of the ward and making the tracks of the Georgia railroad the dividing line. The resolution embodies the formation of a new ward for the city.

to be called the eleventh ward. The decision was reached after It was shown the members that the ward as it Is at present Is far too large to get adequate work from the city. The resolution will be presented to council in the near future with the re quest that It be acted on favorably. The club passed another resolution requesting the ward delegation in council to keep in the apportionment sheet' the 10000 set aside for the Edgewood avenue bridge. It was reported that the finance committee contemplated taking this money from the sheet.

The club adjourned us such. when the subject of politics was presented. Out as individuals the discu ted a suitable man for council among themselves The section of the ward around Greenwood Avenue school favored F. E. Sfackle for council.

and those around the Moreland Avenue school were in dined toward W. P. althal A committee was appointed to confer on the names submitted In an effort to get together on one man and back him in the coming city primary. H. Krlegshaber made art address before the I outlining his plan for charter revision as it touches the school.

fund. He spoke in favor of a separate fund for school purposes. He also advocated the University High school plan. The dirt went on record as favoring his plans both for charter revision and for the University High school. MORTUARY Mrs.

Henry Rogers Moultrie. Moultrie Ga. May 25 Special Mrs. Henry Rogers died at her home here yesterday following an extended illness. She was 76 years old and leaves a wide famll connection.

Richard Mellon Colquitt Co. Moultrie Ga. May 25 Special Richard Melton. 70 years old. a pioneer citizen of Colquitt county died suddenly at his home here yesterday afternoon.

The funeral and Interment oc curred today. His widow and one child survive. Mrs. C. S.

Hargrove. Mrs. C. Hargrove aged 82 years died at her home rn Cobb county morning at 3 o'clock. She is survived by five sons L.

D. N. C. G. and R.

D. and three daughters Mrs. 7. E. Herren Mrs.

W. E. Moss and Mrs Archie Melton. Ezra Harrison Brown. Ezra Harrison Brown aged 16.

die-din Birmingham Wednesday night following an operation. He was a former resident of Atlanta. He Is survived bv his parents and several klnpeople. is is survived by his grandfather R. T.

Jester of 581 Lee street. Atlanta an uncle W. G. Jester. Atlanta an uncle.

D. T. Jester. Jacksonville an uncle. K.

Jester. New Orleans an aunt Mrs. Rosa Russ. of San Antonio Texas and an aunt. Mrs.

Ollle Flo of Atlanta. I J. T. Hollingsworth. T.

Hollingsworth age 67 years. died at his residence below Mountain View. near Atlanta at 6 o'clock Thurs- rfav evening. He Is survived bv his' widow. one daughter.

Miss Thelma' Hoi- i worth. and two brothers. The body was removed to the undertaking establishment of A. C. Hpmperley.

at East Point. Tit keit nliM i satsrjiep Hi it rai M4 rum. SnpvUea. COD Qulcl BuJ r9I. Gel tal 1 sad pile flit.

A. UAWltES Cu. KODAK IPT. It WHITEHALL. ATLANTA.

BAGGING SUGAR BAG CLOTH COTTON TIES I For Covering and Patching Cotton LoW2St Prices MENTE COMPANY New Orleans La. I CARTON We lend you one for each mattress to keep them clean while stored with us. also lend you boxes or your small miscellaneous articles. John J1 Wside Storage Co Inc. NITICE TO PAVING CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals addressed to E.

Chambers Purchasing Agent. and Indorsed with the name or the bidder. will re calved by the undersigned until I p. m. Fri day June 2.

1916 for paving the following streets with Bituminous Macadam i Candler Street. from DKalb to MeLen- don. approximate yardage 2750 squar. yards i Greenwich Street. from Darran Street to Holderness Street approximate yardage 100 ii equate yards.

Specification may obtained upon application to the undersigned. The right la reserved to reject and all bids. W. E. CHAMBERS.

raa Agent. 4 3 BEST SELLERS It is surprising to see the activity in I resident lots and acreage at this time. We have just closed a sale for a tract on Paces Ferry Road at 18500 cash a resident lot in the Brookwood district has been sold for 18000 cash. In the section affected by Emory University over 150000 worth of lots have been sold in 90 days. High-class property is among our best sellers these days.

Forrest George Adair We are prepared to make loans on Atlanta real estate at 5 6 7 and 8 FORREST GEORGE ADAIR Established 1865 WEYMAN CONNORS In the last analysis all wealth Is dependent Upon soil A carefully selected MORTGAGE ON THE EARTH Is the best possible security. Established 1890. Trust Co. of G. Bldg.

ttxxxwocraoo Five Seconds From Five Points" You Can Save Space-Labor-Money And Also Protect Your Valuable Papers From Fire and Vermin by Using Allsteel Filing Cabinets and Safes THEY COME IN SECTIONS Foote Da vies Co. Edgewood and Pryor. Phone Main 2600. Sectional Filing Case SPECIAL FUNDS ON HAND PROMPT LOANS On Improved Atlanta Property at Very Reasonable Rates. WILLIAM HURD HILLYER Trust Co.

of Ga. Bldg. Ivy 4113 INSURANCE BUSINESS PROPERTY And Large Valued Risks Anywhere In the Southeast Solicited OUR I IMF ASSKD I Vf Xr I INSURANCE BROKERS JL ldLjHl 1 OL Vr and RATE ADJUSTERS LOANS ON BUSINESS PROPERTY WE Mi PREPARED TO MAKE LOANS ON ATLANTA BUSINESS PROPERTY IIUWISI RATES PROMPT AND COURTEOUS ATTENTION R. II. JONES COMPANY QUICK LOANS ON FIRST MORTGAGES At Lowest Interest Rates EISEMAN WElL INVESTMENT COMPANY Third Floor Atlanta National Bank Phone Main 3010 WE BUY PURCHASE MONEY NOTES KOTE Produces new and permanent luster on Floors Furniture and Interior Woodwork that is not affected by hot or cold water.

Will not scratch white. DOZIER GAY PAINT CO. 46 Bar St. Jarksonvlllr. Pla.

nt Bread St. tIanta fn Ue Manufacture Paint for Every Purpose. Both Phonmi II. 1513 iii 3:9 JIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllUl To Women--a a Joy Picture your iewing machine running slow or just as slow or just as fast as you wish it by mere thought suggcition. Now you have it.

The So motor is simply the medium by 5 which your thoughts are electrified- energized. You want the machine set in motion slowly. 5 Instinctively your toe touches the pedal the machine moves. Your work is placed and you desire more speed. A little firmer your toe is pressed and away it goes singing as it sews.

Women who do their own icwing should not deny themselves this little piece of electrified energy which takes the drudgery out of work. when it costs only a penny a day for current and. 1 CARTER ELECCO. 15 for the Motor Any home with electric lights can have the "So-EZ" motor by fcre vinj the connection to any lamp socket The Constitution Want Ads. LODGE NOTICES A special cc ot D.

Luckle lodge No. SI Free and Accepted" Masons. will be held In Masonic Tempie West End at o'clock on this Friday evening for the purpose- of conferring the. degree of Mater Mason on full claw of candidates. A cordial inyita- lion Is extended to all duty qualified brain rtn to attend.

By tier of FRED F. LESTER. Worshipful Master. XS s. RICHARDSON.

Secretary. A regular communication of- Piedmont lodge No. UT F. it M. will be held In MooIO Temple this Friday evening My is at o'clock.

The de- tires of Entered Apprentice lll be conferred. All Mason in iTT dul qualified are fraternally invited to met with us. ELZIE B. THOMAS. Worshipful Master.

M. WOOD. Secretary. Georgia lodge No. lit knights of thlas.

will hold a regular meeting this Tn- Iy nltht In their new cu- tip hall. Georgia avenue and south Pr or street. Th rank or Esquire will he on fprre1 on a lass of six. All Knights welcome. RAIIAM K.

of' HE FUNERAL NOTICES. KITi1te runeral of Mr. Samuel will he held today at JO a. m. from the chapel of A O.

Roy Donehoo. Intei ment. tone Mountain. v-Mr James Tlultard died a aflern at the residence. I Woodwar I The remains were removed to Barclay Brandon to chapel and will be taken this Friday afternoon at 4:30 la the Southern railway to Indianapolis lad.

for funeral and Interment. GLMRC relatl es anT rrlenda or Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank McGuire- Mr.

and Mrs. P. 7. UeGulr. Sr.

MrT and P. J. McGuire Jr. Mr. Me.

Oulre. Mr. and Mrs. P. rcGtnley.

Mr. and Mrs Alfred Young- Miss Irene ouns are Invited to attend the funeral of Mr. Frank MeGitire this morning at 9 10 at St. Anthony's church. Rev.

rather Jackson officiating. Interment at View. The following pallbearers will please meet at residence. 226 Ogiethorpe avenue at 9 o'clock Messrs e. Caldwell.

Jake Masselling I- red Toun R. M. Clayton. E. A.

Rogers and Captain W. W. Dick. Funeral In charge of P. Bloomneld Co.

ROBINSON The rrlendVand acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Robinson.

Jr. Mrs. IFennle C. Dodd. Mr.

and Mrs. Ins T. Dodd Dr. and Mrs. W.

C. Warren Mrs. Hattie C. Lowe. Mr.

A. Tale Mr. and Mrs. M. C.

Lowe. Mr. and Mrs George F. Eufbanks. Mr.

and Mrs. O. D. Smith. Mr.

and Mrs. 7. B. role Mr. John H.

Lowe and Mr. and Mrs. C. Lowe are Invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. A.

T. Robinson. Jr. toda May :6 1916 at 3:30 p. m.

from the residence of Mr. W. C. Lowe IS Avery drive. Ansley Park.

Rev. C. B. lmer will officiate Interment will he In Oakland cemetery. The following gentlemen re requested to act as pallbearers and meet at the chapel or 11.

M. Patterson Son at 3 Mr. Mack- Jack on Mr. Edmond Zachry Mr. William B.

Lowe Mr. George P. Eubanks. Tr Mr C. Lowe and Mr.

De Willis Johnson. FLO WERS For All Occasion ATLANTA FLORIST CO. Fory1 Theater Bid Pbona Ivy 1232 GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRS PAINTING AND TINTING FURNITURE REPAIRED COOPER DAY Mal 5490 G. W. COOPER T.

I. DAY. JR. PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.

P. BrjTwsUr. JUbtrl IloteSil. 7 Hugh St. Dor y.

Arthur Usymas. Doru7. Bter Howell ft HumlL Law. Offices I to lit Connally Building Atlanta. AS.

Long Distant Telephone IOU. IOU eel 2025. Atlanta. Os. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS al proposals addrtssed to' W.

E. Chambers. Purchasing Agent wilt be received at the City Hall mntll p. m. May- 30.

lilt for Alterations of Sewer Intersection on Crew street between Love and Bass streets. The right Is reserved to et any and all bids. Plans and Specifications can obtained upon application to the undersigned. W. E.

CHAMBERS. Purchasing Ant City Hall. Atlanta Os. National Bureau of Incorporated and Bonded. DETECTIVE SERVICE Suite 314 Henley floliding Opposite Poitofflee.

Telephone Ivy 1505. P. O. flex 542 NOTICE TO PAINTERS em Nl propo a for palntlac of Steel and Iron Bridges. vldre ed to W.

E. Ch hers. Purchasing Agent. City Rail Atlanta a will be received on or before 2 p. ra.

Wdneoday May II 1 16 Specification ran be obtained upon application to th undersigned. The right la reserved to jftt any or all bids. W. E. CHAMBERs Purchasing- Agent.

Funny About. Some People You'll hear a man say. No it doesn't pay me to advertise as it appeals to too small a class of people. And yet when the same roan loses his bunch of keys he rushes to the newspaper with a Lost ad although he knows that in the hole wide world there is only one person who can possibly. be influenced by his Lost ad.

Contradictory Isn't It Ii effective lit treatise unnatural dlKbarp pilalusnoo polioaou and will not trletllr BelUTes to 1 to 8 tla1lo SOLO BY DRUGGIST" Parcel Post I Price 1 or bottles UTS. Prepared by TtlS EVANS CHEaufcAtCOClN miUTI. BUILDERS OPPOSE SCHOOL DAY lABOR hy A TI 80Iu- 50 a. bu lneM de 1r. to otn tdory ao a new eYODtOhlre tl' i ou clel ma rfect pal I I rl eL 1f I Is I anyone I I I.

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I 1JO III TraIns from the South lUke goad fJea aile IIatIoa it this seivice. Your Joca1 ticket qeat wm be glad to ticket you via this route and obtain 1leeDinJ- car raerntJDna for OIl from CIncinnati. or on request we WW you mDIete mtormatioa and assist you In aU the foe TOW' trip. Mdres r. MVUAY TrudIq Puseer Agad 511 Pdal1Iig.

UaIIta. Ga. I gatts I I FQr- last DUSee tch dJdsee B. Lck dr rne PRESBYTERIANS fIRM ON WOMAN'S ACTIVITIES The to- eked pro teet re- be-- ate Smlnarle CIt 7. May The In- assem as- semi- res urnId I.

I Forsyth one is I gr. a test Pia II' The 1rl 1 I i of- tor Gnr on vlth trap the the I death-all won lat I Edeson. I I and accusation I I Ed. on. Harry Morey.

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