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Page Twelve THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA. FRIDAY JtLY 16 1915. Burwell Tells Legislators How Atlanta Was Created By' the Work of Boosters The rc1ti teller' learned last night that he has no monopoly on brains and smartiezs and the country guy" found out that tall" coats automobiles and bright lights constitute not solely a pavement to hell as one gentle. man put It. All this enlightenment bloomed Zortli at the EastLake Country club when the Atlanta.

Chamber of Com merce. was the host to the general as sembly and the statehouse officials. Laughter over the newest funny tory garnered from the nineteenth hole' echoed to laughter over the Atlanta premiere of splitters from the last south Georgia political stumps. And urban ingenuity proved itself about the same sort. of stuff as rural horse sense.

Beaatlfnl Decorations This- annual entertainment. prpved highly successful from every aspect. The verandas and terraces of the new clubhouse. beautifully illuminated with varicolored lanterns. formed a picturesque setting.

for' the dinner. A breeze from across the lake made the night air ideal. From Inside the clubhouse strains of fox. trot and melting waltz floated out to. charm the ear.

A menu rambling- leisurely through plump baked chicken and other good things to. ice cream and tasse. tickled the palate. Anything else con- I sldered conducive to the enjoyment of the evening might be had upon In- I dlvldual order. Mell R.

WIikinsofl. president of the Atlanta Chamber of' Commerce pre iided as toastmaster. The first speaker he. introduced was Governor Nat E. Harris.

Governor Harris was greeted with tremendous cheering. After expressing his pleasure at. be Jng present. Governor Harris said that in the midst of. these.

times of depression it is a fine thing to know that there Is at least one. organization that can get up a feast like this. While he had come to Atlanta from Macon to be" governor. Governor Harris declared that he Is as much Atlanta's governor' as Macon's. It it had not been for the manner in which.

Fulton county' supported me he said I do not believe I would have been elected governor. Governor Harris paid high tribute to the present' general assembly. This he said. I believe. is the- finest gen' eral assembly that Georgia has ever Governor Harris declared' that he believes es the depression which has char acterlzed.

business since the outbreak of the European war is disappearing. Persons PraUe Atlanta. Mi. Wilkinson Introduced Senator G. Ogden Persons president' of the sen.

ate as a man without vices. President. Persons I expressed his Impressions of the prQgresslveness of the city of Atlanta. Tou have here he said the real wand of Midas' that turns everything into gold. He declared that the legislature has become citified in a remarkable brief time.

I can hardlyl tell a rural member of the legislature' now. he de dared. from a- long citizen' of Atlanta. The first real burst of oratory came from Representative W. H.

Burwell speaker of the house of representatives. After declaring that an after- dinner' speech to an water crowd is the most horrible thing in the world. he proceeded to paradox. Ills state' ment in heroic" style that caused his hearers' to call for' more. The most striking part of Speaker urwIis speech.

was the. depletion of a sort of a morality play with Atlanta i as the central figure. When man tasted of that apple he said sIn came. Sin was. taken and made into serpents.

and poisonous rep. tiles and all sorts of noxious weeds. and when the Lord had Osed all he could in this way. he took that which was too bad for this purpose and created something which we can today knocker Creates a Knocker. Then the Lord took the sunshine.

and the fresh pure air and the starlight and everything good. and made of it a child with love for Its-fellow- man that holds with a. touch of velvet and a grip of steel. This. child we call Booster and It was created" to offset the knocker In the beautiful foothills of the north Georgia mountains these 'boosters' were gathered and they went to work' and made from the little town of Marthasville the-great and wonder ful city of-Atlanta.

Now comes Gossip Friction has arisen. One part of your citizens has risen up and wants- to regulate the other part and the other part does not want' to be regulated slid are calling the other' part things. Your household is. ajar. Speaker Burwell expressed the be lief.

however that this condition is not permanent. Judge Spencer Atkinson representative from Fulton who was. the next speaker. paid tributes to Speaker Burwell. Governor Harris and Asa' G.

Candler. Of Atlanta he said Atlanta is not so bad as some would have you believe. It is a good place. to live In. and is no place for a dead man.

He reminded his hearers that the success of both' Atlanta and Georgia is rapped up in the old adage Neither wealth nor pomp. nor' but up makes men great. South Georgia's Progress. Senator Moon. of LaGrange.

told the members of the chamber or commerce anu the legislature of the great. progress which south Georgia is making in agricultural educational and manwac- turing' lines. Judge Fred C. Foster of Madison. Ga.

made a speech which kept his hearers in an uproar of laughter. Re went Atlanta one better for boosting for his home town. Why If I lived in hell. said. I would carry brimstone In my breeches pockets After addressing th assemblage Judge Foster paused Impressively.

1 pause he said. not because I am going to say anything impressive but simply to kill time. I have been badly treated In being called upon to speatc because of my lack of experience. This I would like to say however is the first time that it has ever been my pleasure to see the entire legislature present. at any one place This is the.

first time I have' ever been to a place Kllke this said Judge Foster. I ve got an old dress suit that has been following me around ever since I got married' about. six years ago. I nagged it out tonight and put it on because I thought everybody did that sort of thing in town. I was coming down the street with it on and suet Walter P.

Andrews and he said to me Why you poor simple country slmp what are you rigged out. like that Go pull that thing. oft and come on in your tall. 1 came on out here with him and he took me around to what they call the nineteenth hole. Fond of Atlanta.

I like Atlanta. When I was" a boy about 24 jears ago my daddy told me It I ever had any money to invest it In Atlanta. He. said that money was al ways In. circulation In' Atlanta.

I have since found out what he was talking about. There is not but 60 cents ill Atlanta. and every blessed man In town has. got. to have that at least once day to get a square meal.

But If. I lived In Atlanta I would blow for her too. Why If I came from hell I would carry brimstone in my breeches pockets Senator John D. Walker of Sparta Law Brothers for Quality" Summer Clearance Prices Take Effect This Morning Our stock of men's Summer Clothing Furnishings and. Shoes is unusually complete for this time of the season.

Palm Beach Suits in dark- and light shades regulars and orfolks. Everything' in this stock of known quality included in this clearance sale. Note the Reductions Palm. Beach' Suits 1000 now. 750 850 now 675 750 675 now 550 Cravenetted Moliairs 1000 now 750 Special Scrlyene 150 200 and 250 Union Cl 1 suits a 11 lU All Summer Underwear ONE-FOURTH OFF.

Palm Beach Pants 300 now 225 All Straw Hills OFF' Leghorn and Panama Hats V5 OFF Wash Ties. Silk and Cotton Or. each MWU 3 for 1 00. All Summer Night Shirts and Pajamas ONE-FOURTH SHOES REDUCED 350 Palm QC Beach. now 0 0 350 White CO QK Oxfords now vZUu Broken lotStetsons 500 and 600 Oxfords.

black tart and. patent CQ ftn now OOiUU Bros. Co. 10 Whitehall Street Attorney General Clifford Walker who paid a high tribute to Governor Harris as a' hearted gentleman of the old school and' a man oft extreme conservatism and safe rnentr Representative John W. Bale of Floyd.

who Is burdened with the troubles of Rome that keep a mart i humpln' it lies able to hump at all I Representative. Robert B. Blackburn of Fulton whose fiftieth anniversary last nights event celebrated were other speakers Asa G. Candler was the last speaker and he pronounced a benediction upon I the. meeting.

He. then led in singing i God be with ou till we meet again. i With this chorus rolling to the stars the legislators and the members. of the- 1 chamber of commerce separated un-1 til theannual event of next year. I Attempt by Mr.

Blackburn of I Fulton to" Amend Defeated Thursday. I Tired legislators were twice stirred to ardent' argument yesterday once. i when an attempt Was made to change i a standing rule. and again when a debate was held over the proposed bill to' cut off a section. of the rear of.

the' state mansion' lot for the purpose of 4 straightening Spring street. The lat-I ter trill was tabled by a motion of Fowler of. Bibb after a spirited de- tense by Blackburn of Fulton. Mr. Wohlwender of Muscogee lead' the vigorous attack against the' man-1 slon lot resolution.

saying that the state' was entitled to. compensation. Mr. Connor of. Spalding.

brought the talk of moving the state capitol' Into. the argument' against the bill saying Atlanta Is getting ready for the day the capitol will be moved when sfce will possess the states land when it goes. In reply Mr. Blackburn stated that the mansion lot wouldbe en: hanced in value between 50000. and 60000 by the alteration on account of the' high class of buildings which would be erected on this section" of the broadened street.

Lawmakers In all parts of the house their feet again In' opposition when Mr. Blackburn of Fulton. vice chairman of the rules committee introduced an amendment to the rules whereby a three-fourths vote of the house would be necessary for a change in the committee assignment. given a I bill by. the speaker.

I i had continued In force for. twenty-five i years. Mr. Hopkins of Thomas said that a minority could stifle the will of the majority and declared that a. ma- I Jority of the house' was amply onpe ttent to.

award the committee assignment of a bill. The proposed change was defeated. Debate on the bill providing an Increase on a sliding scale of. pensions to. confederate veterans.

and widows married before 1870 waspostponed un-Itil next Thursday Mr. Sheppard of Sumter. moving that it be printed so the legislators could study it more carefully. A bill facilitating' the procedure In the Georgia courts. Introduced by Hr.

Bullard Campbell was passed with-out a dissenting vote. The measure would enable prisoners unable to give bond to be tried upon accusations' drawn by the solicitor general thus' eliminating the- expense of keeping tern In Jail till an indictment was re turned by the grand Jury. Mr. Bul lard and many other defenders of the bill pointed out that in the smaller counties grand Juries convened but twice a year. The house also passed a bill providing that advertisement of proposed legislation' affecting municipal charters should be printed lit the papers of the place whose charters were to be af fected.

The bill was introduced by Mr. Stark of Jackson. The law now re quires that the advertisement' of such I bills appear only in the papers of the' county seat. A bill fixing the penalty for the crime of Incest at from one to twenty years which was Introduced by Mr. Meadows of Wayne.

was tabled Jackson and Eagan Are Warmly Lauded. In Card by pshaw William D. Upbaw well-known prohibitionist has written a card to The Constitution commending the stand taken by Marion Jackson and John J. JKagan of. the Men Religion movement.

Good people" says Mr. Upshaw are tired' of hearing those leaders who op- I pose remedial legislation. both In' the 1 city and the state. refer to the ad- I vocates of civic righteousness as 'fanatics extremists hysterical and zealots' and the like while these same friends of protected vice plunge on In the course which produces drunkenness at home. and beclouds the good name of our state' beyond its borders.

It is a favorable scheme of the I friends of. beer saloons and liquor clubs to indulge in cheap flings at the Men' and Religion Forward Mov ement de- daring' that their efforts at cleaning up the city and the state are fathered' simply by Messrs. John J. Eagan and Marlon Jackson and being singled out by the friends of legal looseness and protected lewdness as arrogating to themselves the privilege and the duty of speaking' for a whole city. Any minded person.

continues Mr. Upshaw. who saw the ovation given Marion Jackson last Sunday afternoon by 1500 splendid citizens at the Grand. theater will not dare to say so any more. Presbyteriahs to' Meet In Jefferson Next Week For Mission Conference Athens.

Ga. July 15. Special. Tuesday and Wednesday' of next week the Northeast Georgia Presbyterian missionary conference will be held at Jefferson. Many eminent.

men of that church will be on the program including Dr. Riohard O. Fllnn Atlanta Dr. IV J. Marton Davidson N.

Co Dr. M. B. Porter Richmond Dr. DunbarOgden Atlanta Dr.

S. C. Burd. Greenville. S.

C. Dr. Hornet McMillan Atlanta. Dr. T.

W. Walden. Alabama Dr. E. 1.

Hill Athens Professor J. P. McCallle Chat. tanooga Dr. J.

W. Tyler Danville Ky. Dr. Egoert Smith. Nashville Tenn.

Mr. Co A. How land chairman' laymen's missionary movement. for the south Rev. S.

J. Cartledge Athens and Rev. C. I Stacey Toccos. AUTHORIZES SALE OF BIG LUMBER' CO.

Savannah. Ga. July 15. In the federal district court here today Judge W. W.

Lambdlnl passed a decree authorizing the sale of the assets of the Southern Seaboard Lumber company with headquarters here under fore. closure proceedings Instituted by the Baltimore Trust company of Baltimore Bid. The properties of the company consisting of' timber lands and rail roads is valued at 600000. Sales will be conducted. at the folio Aing places on the dates named Ellzabathton N.

C. September 7 Statesboro Ga. September Sylvania Ga. September 10 and Springfield Ga. September 11.

MAN SUED FOR DIVORCE NOT THE. SAME BARNES The-Constitution has been asked to state that C. 14. Barnes whose wife has sued for divorce is not the C. H.

Barnes manager Of the Barnes Sheet' Mtal Works. James and TrutIen Represented at Meeting by Large Delegations. Contesting delegations asking for the establishment' of two new. counties which include areas sought by the oth- er appeared before the constitutional i amendments committee yesterday aft- ernoon. The consideration of establish- Ing either of the proposed couhtlesvwill be finally taken up at the next meet- log' of the committee.

The proposed' county of James. with A as its county seat would In dude parts of Laurens. Johnson I uel and Montgomery counties. Treut- len county would be comprised of the northern section of Montgomery. and a section of Emanuel county with Sop-S I erton as Its county seat.

There were speakers present from each of the tour Counties effected who strongly urged the committee to turn down' proposals for new counties which would cut slices from their respective counties. The Treutlen delegation which was I composed largely of citizens of Soperton. ere substantiated in their re quests by prominent people of Mount Vernon the county seat of Montgomery county. The representatives of Emanuel. hlle opposing any.

cut in I the area of their county. preferred James county be established rather than. Treutlen. if a new. county has to be established since this arrangement' would take the largest burden from their taxpayers.

She Data Showing Congestion' at That Institution Prepared for the Legislature. Data showing the urgent need for new buildings' for negro patients at the state sanitarium lilledgevllle was jmade public Thursday by the board of trustees. It. will besubmitted to the governor and the house appropriations committee. They pointed out that the net increase in number of patients per' year at the sanitarian was 150 and that this will necessitate a larger maintenance fund.

While the original provision was for the accommodation of 5:10 negro patients they stated that there were now ap proximately 1175 inmates Tit the sanl- 1 taYium. A number of these have been provided for in the pavilion' erectedforj tubercular doses and others have been placed In the detached buildings. for. males and the remodeled gas house. Al though the negro.

quarters proper will comfortably accommodate- only' 670 pa tients. 861 are now housed there. they say. In a section of the' female wards composed of twenty-nine rooms intend- led for one patient eaclv they say that there are In each room from three. to five women.

The' female. apartments containing room fox 285 now houses 414 patients. In the wards for men there Is an ex. cessof 56 8 per cent of the estimated capacity ltis estimated. Ninety-nine of the men are sleeping on the floor.

In the hospital. ward are 67 pa tients said one member of the board of whom 41 sleep on beds. 4 on mattresses on the floor. 11 on blankets on the floor. Two of the single rooms accommodate.

two patients each. The condition of the dormitories in this de partment is almost as bad as on the female side 18 and 19 beds being crowded Into rooms which should contain 9 or at most 10. FAIR ANDHOT TODAY SAYS THE FORECASTER To be sure TOU felt that Thursday was the' hottest day. of the year. Practically everybody else felt the same way.

But It. wasn't. The temperature never rose any higher than 90 degrees. and this- year has already- seen days as torried as 93. The cause of Thursdays excessive suffering was the high rate' of' humidity.

Today's prediction Is fair and hot. Cold Wave' Red Ash 475 Daisy Gem CARROLL HUNTER. BACK ACHES Boric Pains Twinges in Fin- gers or Joints Swollen Ankles or Eyelids Signs of Weak Kidneys Try Stuart's Buchu and' Juniper. Swollen or putty eyelids or ankles twinges or. back pains In the region of kidneys.

aching bones spots before the eyes ellow skin. shortness or breath dizziness dropsy diabetes difficulty In urinating rheumatism headaches. are sure signs- weak kidneys. Get at once from any reliable druggist a bottle of. Stuart's Buchu.

and Juniper Compound. Take a tablespoonful after each meal. Drink plenty of water. In a day or so your. laid- neys and bladder will act fine and natural.

The symptoms disappear like magic. for Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound acts. quickly' on the kidneys and bladder strengthens these organs and drains all Impurities from the kidneys. You then quickly regain your buoyancy. and ambition.

the skin taking on the red hue of pure rich blood. All swellings In ankles or eyelids pass away. Diabetes and dropsy' is cured. Back pains and shortness of breath cease to worry you. adv.

Ton tint to go tent time you do nt hire to go that becmse I Vita Conquers Consumption Strong words tlwe but the mean Just whit they si. If you consumption uthrnt. eik lungs or any other throat or lung iron- don't tm It too It Boil. tk Va. totmnt 4y.

Toot druiJ rt hit 1C BThe Liqueur gives promptand effect-1 live relief from Insaxnmatory Rneu A matism the Pills prevent recurring I attacks. Interesting pamphlet from I Nearly Half of Georgia Cbun- tiesRepresented-Gov. GOT. Harris Phones Greeting Athens. July IS.

Special. Nearly half the. counties of the' state are represented in Athens' this week at the conferences on rural education held under the auspices of the Peabody school of education and summer school or the university today being espe clally set apart as Rural Life" day the third special day of this kind held in three years last year Commissioner. P. P.

Claxton. of the United States de partment being the chief speaker. Governor Harris could not he present today but conveyed a phone "message" to the. conference' emphasizing the Importance of the schools In the rural regions as centers of the In nuences which are making over the farm settlements. State Superintendent 14.

1. Brittain made two addresses and emphasized some of the present current Immediate needs of the school work in the country' in Georgia. The federal department of education was represented by Professor Harold Foght. In the discussions the basic work of the school curricula was not. overlook.

er but there were specially' Interest- Ing talks on how the school Is affect- Ing the home and the farm. practically every one of the supervisors from the state department being present to make talks. Country spirit the corn clubs the canning clubs the pig clubs the school as community' centers and other themes were foremost on the program regarding extension work. in the rural schools. Friday the entire body of superintendents and members of boards of education and not a few rural teachers will make a tour of the country schools of Clarke and Jackson counties the trip to be made In automobiles and several stops with rallies to in spire local Interest being planned for the days outing.

GRIFFIN DENIES BAD MANAGEMENT ACADEMY FOR DEAF Rome. Ga. July 15. Special. W.

J. Griffin of Rome president of the board of trustees of the Georgia School for the Deaf. emphatically denies the allegations made before. a legislative committee that funds are being squandered at the institution at Cave Spring. 1 Mr.

Griffin Inclines to the that the charges are A part of the campaign to remove the institution to Macon or some other point. He denies that any. money has been misappropriated. or wasted at the school and has written Representative Ayers of Bibb county who makes the allegations requesting a full investigation of the schools affairs and an official audit. Chairman Griffin asserts that the school has.

repeatedly' been visited. by committees from the legislature and under appointment from the governor and that nothing' had ever been found amiss. UNITED' PPIFIT SIIARID CIUPI. Arc le KM Patkai BLOCKS CRACKERS LOCKS CANDIES PwvFrwk Candles Cracker Blocks INSTANTLY Is th on word that best expresses the prompt action. la banishing all bodily odors with Hid Pure and dainty.

odorless. white cream. applied wherever. essary. Instantly deodorizes neutralizes all odors from perspiration and leaves the skin pure fresh and sweet.

It is en essential of th refined toilet. Prlc. Ho. PflZARED BY JACOBS' PHARMACY TL1rrA QA. ten filmt Omnmimt tw rom fir klihctt clan ftIIII Sins Se uUk Cite.

Uf and hlthl. rloi Mall. srtftn mints. taste film. 0.

O. O. Ext tilirflnt. KODAK DEPT. SC WMIUMALLATLANTA STORAGE AC KINO HOUSEHOLD GOODS JOHN J.

WOODSIDE STORAGE C01HC. Blue Gem Red Ash Jellico 4 5O Double Screened Nut. 375 PROCTER'S PHONE MAIN 1672 ATLANTA 1672 5000000 We are prepared to make' a quick loan of fifty thousand dollars at six per cent on central real estate we also. have funds on hand for immediate disposal at seven and. eight per cent first-class residential properties acceptable.

FORREST GEORGE ADAIR5 Loan agents for the New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. WEYMAN CONNOR Mortgage loans fii Atlanta Real Istate Established 1890. Trust Co of Ga BWti uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiii niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiuiiMiiiiiiiiiiiu Look over your office' Think how you. can improve it. Walk 5 seconds from 5 points" and let us show you how to Save Space Labor Money We have solved the problem for you in the Allsteel Cases' Also.

in our special tine of filing supplies A Demonstration will convince you- FOOTE DA VIES CO. Stationery and Printing that wilt bring you business nillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllMIIMIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII This Case Is Serious' The surgeons knife has cut deep to the heart. The life blood is flowing. Have been urged to sell the McLeodMcD property on easy terms- small cash payment and balance monthly. Buyers will reap a harvest at ie terrible sacrifice prices and easy terms now made for a short while.

When 25000 worth is sold prices will be raised never again to be lowered to such figures. Its a clarion. call. It you answer it means money to. you.

See me at once. James L1 Logan. 1301 HEALEY BUILDING. PHONE IVY 3300. 15000 at 7 A client wishes three good applications of 5000 each at per.

cent on improved Atlanta real estate. will consider several other good applications also. Fulton Investment Co. 9 HURT BLDG. Green.

Tllson McKinney Attorneys Mortgage Loans I. WESTERVELT GO. Thl Empire Btdj 31 N. Broad SI FARM LANDS FOR SALE I HAVE ties. If will pay gome of the farms In Georgia.

located In Oconee and Greene coun- you av looking for a home' orean Investment for your future Interest It you re we me before buying. Write me for full description. FAMBROUGH. Bishop. Ga.

LODGE NOTICES There will sped. eora- munlratlon of Battle Hill Lodge. No 523 thU Friday evening at I :10 o'clock. Work In Master Mason degree. All duty qualifled brethren cordially In cited.

I. A. MASSET. w. se OAIlRISQN.

Secretary. A regular communication of Vi LucKie Lodge. I o. SS A M. will be held this Fri day evening July It.

IS 15 at ocJfwfc in W. Is. Luckle Lodg Tenifclc The Entered Ap- rrentite degree will be conferred 1 Pr Brother ft Henry. J. AU' qualified brethren invited.

J. ii. A rrgruUr communication of E. A. Minor Lodge No.

603 5' A Mill be kohl In their temple corner Flat shoals ave nue and lrti ood avenue this Friday excninK July In. ISIS degree bf nferrei 111 qualilied Lroihrs arp cordially and fraternally invited By order et Secretary A regular conimunicallnn of Palestine Lodge No U6. Free anti Accepted' Masons will be held In Slavonic T. thM IFrutisuru evening. Jut 16.

9 beginning at clock The FelloncraTt degree will be eon- rre AM dul quaUfieod. yinit ID E. FUNERAL NOTICES' Hea J- age ed Thurrdy at noon at a private sani BR4ZILE The friends of Mrs Maggie lirazile Mr. and Mrs. L.

Prater. Miss Joe Prater. Mrs. B. Prater.

Miss Uelle Prater Mr And Mrs. T. Mearlon. Albertville. Ala.

and Mr. C. Johnson and farml Gainesville Ga. are in to atteid the' funeral' of Mrs. Mapgie Brazlle ot4iarry G.

Poole's chapel this afternoon at 3:30 clock ANDERSON The friends of Mr. and Mrs Olaf Anderson lissllulda W. An lemon and Mr. Arthur N. Anderson are muted to.

attend the funeral Of Mrs. Olaf Anderson Friday afternoon' at 3 o'clock from the. residence 14 Calhoun C. hcnaerrer officiating' Interment West View The following gentlemen are requested to act as pallbearers and meet at Greenberg Bond Co. at.

I p. rn. Mr. GA Antler. son Mr.

G. H. Faust. Mr. Eric Foreman.

Mr. Gus Nj strom Mr. Frank lia1lin and Mr. Magnus Anderson. STARNES The relatives and friends of Mr and.

Mrs Robert A. Stamen Mrs D. M. Connor Mr. snd Mrs.

O. 1. Starnes Mr. Robert E. StaTnes.

Mr and Mrs. S. A. Hannah Mrs. Jane Owens.

of Con ers Ga. and Mr. anti Mrs A. A. Smith are informed of the death of Mr.

Robert A. Starnes and Invited to attend a prajer service at his late residence. 12 Howell street trn Friday afternoon July it 1915 at I clock. Funeral and Interment will occur tomorrow' Saturday morning July IT 1915 at Rock Chapel campground Llthonla. Ga.

Flowers in care of Simtnons Company. NOTICED Notice Is hereby given that Southern Railway Company has made application to the Railroad Commission of Georgia for authority. to revise' passenger train' schedules and service on Its lines between' Atlanta and Columbus which would affect Nos. 20 21 and 22 and also on Us line between At lanta and Fort Valley which would af feet trains Xos 27 28. 31 and 32.

The Columbus trains to be operated by Fayetteville. The Fort Valley trains to be operated by Griffin and McDorrough All trains making connection at Williamson Detail figures and changes In schedule are posted at all stations. This' application has been assigned or hearing' before the Railroad Commission at its office in Atlanta at 11:30 a. m. July 27 1916.

and parties-desiring to be heard' should communicate with the Commission on or before the date above indicated. This publication Is made In accord ance with the- requirements Of the Railroad mission of Georgia. SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. By Ii. V.

Miller Vice Pres. Kryptok Bifocal The Ballard Make Has proven a revolution to glass. wearers all over. this' country. Far and.

near vision In one solid glass absolutely invisible while on the face no ugly seams or blisters to cause' trouble. Are all Xryptok Bifocals the same No. the material only' from which they are made Is patented. Unless the grinding or the glass. th fitting of the eyes and the frame adjusting la absolutely correct In every detail you are certain to have trouble.

We have more than 20000 satisfied customers who are sending us their friends for real optical service. If you have never been to ur ask someone who has. Walter Ballard Optical Co. 85 Peachtree St lock Sign. ATLANTA JOHNSON'S WOOD DYE JOHHSOHS PREPARED WAX GEORGIA PAINT' AND GLASS CO.

37 Luckie Street CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT' COMPANY' ATLANTA. GA. Wholesale Lumber Shingles. Lathe. Slate-coated Asphalt Shtaxlea.

Acme Plaster Keystone Vblte Lime. yd rated Lime. Standard Cement. AMUSEMENTS THE STRAIMD Today Only ROBERT WARWICK uYhg Face In the. Moonlight" Robert RanteRs Great Stage Socces Twe ve.

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1OOOn Scrivens1S0 Unl 11 0 eachPantsll 3OO j11 LegJtornand lckha 35c a o. OFF Il. REDUCED. II 5485 600 now. Law.

Brcs. S. 8 5OO now 3. 5 Law Br 3. 1 0 400naw Law BrQs 52 85 50n I 350Paim 2 85" 2 85 Brokenlot stetsons 300 novi.

0 II Law 10Wiiteball Street. i 1c. K' J' gr rda trnf tot d6 I asa manor of xet eR e' ar nsav. fe I ofFultonwho iot se dier. the sp akel' ben dictlon I 1 If af rg eeftare un- I.

I NO CHANGE lSMAOr I IN RULES OF ROUSE I. AttemptbyMr. AmendDe- t' Thur day. I ere twice. Ito ce te pr posed to Cqt of' istraightenlngSpringstreet Iter a.

I SPlrlted I 1fr Wol lwender th man- I' slonlot 1 enU led' I thear ment getting. I go. es. Blackburn. stat.

ed th in bythealteratlon hlhclass i tectlo wh 0. fth commltteeintro- les ioh OU tg f' i g6a I I Man legislators asked why thIs 1 proposed change In the standing rules shouldsudd nly pop up when the rules I. Th ri1as. aJIllnorltycould tent the of. I.

crease. I was. postponed un- the. I billfacl1ltatlng' I II I i as lrna lr i axftft im iPi Ir hbo Pt ao.1 fectedTheblllwas The1aw re- I only coln I sfti enalty from wuJntroduc d. 1IrMeadows otWayne ackso1 I I I I I constltutton.

I agan. Upshaware 01' I pose. I ofclvtc zeal ts' ho re fr I coursewhl produ e8 at. I I It beersaloonsand Jnft lfI aClnft 1 cltyand themselvestheprlvllege dut 2 rAtrph nI. oni ecog ern onb wore i I 1lextWeek I.

Cof1f renc 15. laL- Tueflday8J1dWednesday' Iany.eminent. programJncludln OFlInn Marton Richmond Va fc Ullan II tanoogaDrJ VTY Ier Rowland. I sou. th S.

J. C. arne. dg CI ace i eraldlstrlct WV assed 0 ofBaltimpre SiS ol se dP- following I onEU fM ed sep ember I SbO. ro.

a5ep tember. ii S. Y. Ivan. Ia 10and I MAN.

tJED F. OR BAl NES I The I lJ I notthe ger thcBarnes Sheetj NEW COUNTIES CAUSE. i lIGHT IN COM ITIEE I I Tr t1en I 1 Delegat ns. I I delegation S. aSkln I areassought i ler.

before. coJ1stltutional me rcl st Ing. elthe e. I. roPO.

g' I I In- urens ueland Tre I I Em. anuel ounty. Therewere etf cted I I Com lttee' I delegatlonwhlch I citlze Moun i while opp slng 1 I I est blhrhed JIS ne lar i NEE BUllDiNGS AT STATESANITARIUMi Institution fo he. urg nt. was I made Thursd ipf ill be submitted I governor the house' I I ft tl maln-j tenancefund.

negropaUents werenow I I lnmatesat tarl m. I andtheremodeled ough ro. OPel' pa- 561. I each I. cesll' of 568 percent It.

Is the-men f1 or. pa-- tlen ts said. ber I es 1 lbg I aot I dei a os i adbJsoge room. WhlCh AND HOT be" you me year 4751 Block 4. 0 I Fi I Bu hu I I dlzzl esl drppsydlabeteJ urll tlng rheu atlsm kldJ1 ys.

a StuartsBuChU Compo nd spoonful-after DrJnkpl nty Thesymptoms dlsappearllke Comp011ndacts qulcklyon lckly I ueof uretlch eg Ie i ce yoU JW I 111 they 1. 1IFOII be weak 1u iii. 1 0 I. Ie I Vd6 br 1II ft rad SpUed by Sties' Ma lARGEATIENDANCEFOR RURAL ED CA TION MEET un. Ca.

Spe lal. represented' theCOnferen theUnJtedStates. de. pres- tOd Yi as' In. Brlttalnmade of.

er. th everyone. fkatm nt girllt a tendentsand educaUonand erswlll Jacksoncon- Ii etr m'I arl bl ting. NAGEMENT FORDEAF Special. a pol Hedenles mon or.

Yc sui eiff tfJnI tt eatedly' erIirp hte i PI. FIT. AN" PUIIS AND' Crao Ir Fer the one exp th bOdll itk Pureand nOssaIY deodorlzen ll the' pure. eet. an.

the So. :0 KOCAK la. F. On. a I a.

rl HA" PACKINO SHIPPING TORAGECOINC Gem ellico 450 Dou le 375 RO TE RS ar qui Joan' thousanddollars re1lestate. alsoQlve first class e. GEORGEADAIR gentsforthe I I yo sec nds nd. youhow SaveSpace La1 or. i De I ti rin au busln i I 111111111 II III III III illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllill It kn1fehasc de Pto Iireblood fs wel1 bal nce xrionthlY reap te ver answer meansmQney tOY 1.

stonce JamesL Improved We applleatlonsalso Mc lnnlJ t. 1 or gage oans UN. BrDlnt. I' BOmeo the lo ated Oconeean iiip a i r' I rlt mi rl Td I NC TICES I i mJI IO or i 3. FrIda I' G.

a oc Wor It dbl quail lied ln I E. nRISol taSJ. Y' JK Iar. com unl atlon I No. il Jlll C.

nsai. 11 I Lg Eier I liI by IV. He I nkTii W. htdNICLTT retay r8 f' I giitI er tetllPIe I' 1at idRa 1 aiS o'clock The II 1 onterroa All duly rd1all pd it T. Ii.

CO ALL1" W. It. nln Sp rtar rO lllr lI tiatIsn dge rte Ja. ln I G. 191 ft' Lt a mkbe duly it ltld 3 thren re traternally SHU it.

liilTAfl rr. Head 5 rivatesani. tarium. Remains will be ta to Tunnel Hill. for funeral services and Interment 1' J.

llIoomfield Company funeral directors The icndOf lr ll azlle. Ir. EJ I lIfr 1. Mi 5 nd 1 atte ld :1 rZ I er ay m80X e' ihnd Mr. Ander onMissllul a andllir.

AndeTsonllre th Frida 3. stred Hev. officiatlr Cos G. A. manlIlr.

Nystrom llin Ir. 0 bT RNES-ihe A dfti ds of. O'Connor. Conyer oliert avrayerservlce stre thin 17. SI.mmonsColDpan madeappli- i1road nger andColum- on At- andFrt af.

tQbe and3fc ono gh. Det ll tfguresandchanges m. rtle" desirIng Thispubllcatlon inaccord. theRall omml llon UTHER. ill.

II. Utll to andntar llone samet tented the of I ou a OsOend rrs I I en uk I I JD" SO. CAROLINAPORTLAND Lamb r. bIDle dr SR 1 0 :11 TS II I lATHE STRAND. Onl InUe I rea 0.

40 5" I 1 CONb1 110N I rc1tjfe11er hehaa thecountryguy' taI1coat I toth as over beauttfullyil1Uminated I oTn andother Me1lIt. themIdSt isat begovernor. he' l3as presentgeneral had. pr thatthe a fter inthe This califor andwonder- agood pompnor I 1for HI livealin the speaacbecause aplace5llkethis "I've anold withlt withhlmand wa 24yearsago moneyto a camefrom wouldcarry LawBrothers mmer I PalmBeaci ith darkandlightshades 675now 1O00now. k.

QIi A11Summer Ii 5 OFF SiIkandCotton IZft 100. SHOESREDUCED and IA now I LawBros 500inow I LawBr' cl now LawBros p350. now LUiJ QL. lot 5. 0 I Ts QtJi 1 I you til th annual I I yesterday-once prlng I I tectioxfpf I ofthe I fora Many thu should suddthly I was creaseona ut Campbellwas I re- of 1 which-was introducCdby I of is flingsat Movement Grandtheater wilibe I.

OFRIC In au- THESAME CASE 1 COMMI1TEEI i I I countlewill En I county pere re- in' frpnt1 ED ME1BUIthIM owing year i negro I ap er ctedfor I andthe Al- I ed I tam sureyou this7ear 450 BACKACHES. I I I Try I yellow sIgnsof I puretich I I iS. coil 7. I- 3ibers The uecessfulFrench Reined LAVILLES o' TheLueuvaadeffect. I 5 LARGE AmMDAE FOR ED1JCATIO :5 SpediaL in- underappointment SHkRI A ssb 1 I I I neutralizes KODAK snt iii Li.

eii I rers ilma S. ra k1 fel 1 WOODS1DESTORSGE CO. INC. AshJellico 45O ac- forthe 0 a youcan iWc DAVIES 1 hasc rnis means 5,5 15000atl Ore 1701 Att rn ys a a tigagel 1 LAN lookingfor S. RishopGa.

S'- 5- be in' v. a Fri- LCIi 1 IV. brethreeaae T. 0' ii. Secoetry.

A Aregulr a A. Si. an' Cr. Glebwnol a Fell onsets ft Sail Au sr inn fleI rer 7 CONCALLT IilitKS rnrnmu lv July is heeled5 O'clock. Fell crbtc I.

leg nod renjJt litres are inn ied. fly erdr of ARch gsgiy DAVIDESHUIIAKkIt. So cretar FUNEIAL IC. Head 23 sani- taken nd a' i' liraitagglo I ilr AlbertvllieAla family I fle ofitr. talafAnderson n- lte I us The A AA Smithare Ore ur em ie 28 flguresand taiiroadCom- i a Kryptok arevolutionto I no causetrouble JOHUONSWOODDYEI iDHMSO3P8EPARED flydatSd k' A tv.

put. a. si W00L121. I N. Yiis SsiitiamAd Gie IAMUSEMENTS.

5 ROBERTWARWICK lnthoMoonllgbl 2.