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Penciled ALL Summer Dresses- scarcely one escapes. They passed under the Pre-Inventory' Blue Pencil coming out with a MARK DOWN. FAR BELOW. HALF PRICE Never have we launched a dress sale of such magnitude. of five hundred dress es are involved.

They include' fresh. and pretty frocks. for all occasions dresses of Silks Organdies Nets Embroideries Laces Voiles Lawns etc. Chiefly white with a sprinkling Sale prices are for-dresses regularly to 795 495 for dresses. regularly to 1250 S695.

for dresses regularly to 5975 1295 for dresses regularly to 40. REASONS for' SALE By our store calendar summer closes with. our Inventory August 1. After August 1 we start anew sea son and if possible we do not wish to carry a single summer garment over. See the Window Display of Dresses See also these.

9 2475 to 50 Summer Suits at LINDENS cottons and cordu- roys most of them white. A few coats are also included. The forty or more garments come from that- maker in New York who is known for his artistic creations- each coat or suit is an exclusive model. Last Call on WOOL SUITS A SCORED or. so are all that remain from spring.

and early' June. Chiefly staple black and navies. Suits regularly 2475 to 45 are 4 11295. Values to 1975 at 795 5 to 750 Skirts are 195. 5 Palm Beach' Skirts In natural shade f75Q Wool Skirts in neat black or.

colored stripes and checks. All new styles. Any 5 or 595 White Skirt Is 345 WHITE serges linens. and novelties white and colored corduroys. Newest mldsum.

me styles. New 5 to 7 Blouses at 295 85 of our finest midsummer' waists. Beautiful styles in pongees Toiles Pussy willow taffetas hand- enlbroidered volles and lingeries. Chiefly white. Sale at 9 a.

mx No approvals or C. O. Ds No Mail Orders. No refunds or credits. M.

RICH BROS. CO. Mrs. Flowers Gets One Year i and Her Accomplice Waiter Cooper Gets Eight. Lake Providence.

La. July Wal ter Cooper a prominent- Natchez. Miss. Contractor. was sentenced here today to eight years In the penitentiary.

and Mrs. Minnie Tlowers to one year. In connection with the killing. on the night of June 18 of Walter Flowers the i woman's husband. Cooper pleaded guilty i to manslaughter and Mrs.

Flowers en- tered a similar plea as an accessory. i Elmo Ferguson. Coopers in law. received a sentence of six months In Jail and Jim Posey. a negrto a ston- tence of ten days as accessories to the Flowers was shot.

and killed by Cooper while riding In a wagon- with the. four defendants and three of Coopers children. The' body vas buried in a levee. and was not found I until- about two Weeks later. Mrs.

Flowers who former lived In Macon Ca. said she had been separated from her husband and that Just before the killinsJie threaten her with a knife. MADISON FARMER WHO KILLED UNCLE COMMITS SUICIDE Athens. Ga. July 21.

Special. John Morris. a young- farmer. about 21 years of. age.

living with his father on the Darilelsvllle road in Madison county. shot and killed himself Tuesday night In his room. When members of the family. hearing the. report of the pistol reached his room he was dead.

A tragic connection of the story Is that- a few weeks ago young Morris shot and killed his uncle John Phillips. then came to Athens and bought the casket for the. burial of the man he had slain. Investigation cleared him of blame. as the- older man was shown to have been advancing on him and shooting at him while apparently under the influence of liquor.

Brooding over the act is thought to have deranged his mind The funeral and burial of young Mor ris who leaves only his father John Morris Sr. and a brother. Fred Morris occurred Wednesday afternoon. ROY DORSEY BUYS LOT NEXT TO THAT OWNED BY BROTHER Roy Dorsey. a well-known Atlanta lawye has purchased from the Rivers Realty- company.

a beautiful lot on Wesley avenue adjoining the home site of his brother. Sam Dorsey. Mr. Dorsey paid 4000 ca for this residence lot which is one of the pret. tiest In this section.

The lot is lOlx 350 feet and lies between Rivers road and Muscogee avenue. Erection of a servants house and garage and a temporary' home will be begun on this property today. by Mr. Dorsey. Later.

Mr. Dorsey announces lie will build a. larger and permanent home. He Is not yet decided on plans for his home. Talking to Friends Beach Drops' Dead A From Heart Failure While conversing with friends on the platform or the' Western and Atlantic.

freight depot near-- the Forsyth street viaduct Wednesday afternoon. George at aged 88 a. switch- man for the Western and Atlantic. dropped dead. supposedly from heart failure.

lived at 164 South. Pryor street. and is survived by. one daughter. His body was taken In charge by.

Barclay' Brandon. Mr. Beach was a member of the local Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. TRIED TO KILL HERSELF WOMAN TELLS DOCTORS Mrs. Minnie Nlssenowltz.

wife of Sam Nissenowitz a junk peddler living at 132 Martin street was found In the front yard of her residence at 9 o'clock Wednesday- afternoon unconscious. She was taken to Grady hospital where she stated that she had gone. to the bathroom' and after' turning on the gas had waited there to commit suicide. She could not account for. beinsr found In the front I According' to Mr.

Nlssenowitz. who was seen at. the hospital. his wife' has been suffering from spells of melancholia. Mrs.

jMSsenowitz had only re cently bean released front the Grady hospital. Where she had been ill. In ternes at the hospital announced that her condition was not serious. THE JOURNAL OF PARIS SOLD FOR 4400000. Paris July 31 It is Understood the Paris.

Journal has been sold by the La- tollier family. which has owned it since It was founded twenty years ago. to a syndicate headed do Wen- i del. deputy. for et The price is said to have been 4400000.

It Should Be Dissolved and Flushed From the. System I Jacobs' Liver Salt Is a gentle I but effective tonlo stimulant to liver and bowels. which dissolves anfi eliminates Vile LOIS and other poisons at the same time It flushes and physical 17 anf the system. Fermentation of meat and other heavy fco produce two things Wa that clogs and poisonous toxines that attack and gradually break down the vital or- cans BO that they fall in their functions. 1 By removing both the waste matter and the poisonous' products at same time.

Jacobs' XtYs Salt prevents dla ae of the vital organs. giving them opportunity to perform their function. normally and to keep the body vigorous and healthy. Calomel hlb1tues know. often.

to their sorrow. the erect of this drastic drug which always leaves its cracks and scare like- the- dynamite blast In the mountain of rock. Jacobs' Liver Silt does" the' work gently but quickly and effectively. with no injurious' alter effect Get at Jacobs' and at druggists generally. Advt.

STORAGE HOUSEHOLD GOODS and PIANOS JOHN WOODS IDE STORAGE CO. Jno. Verdict Contrary to Evidence of. Five. Alienists To Appeal Case.

MllledgevUle. Ga. July 2t Special Polk was declared. sane by the jury at 4 o'clock this the form' of the verdict' being We the Jury. find against the special.

plea. This. means that Polk will have- to stand trial. charged with the murder of his wife last January. In this case the expert evidence of five alienists was disregarded by.

the verdict of the Jury they preferring to take the opinions of the other witnesses who testified Folk was sane. Shortly after the verdict Folks counsel 3. T. Allen and Slbley Bros. gave notice of- an appeal to the supreme court claiming that the preponderance of evidence justified the opposite verdict that errors were committed In the trial and that some of the jurors were disqualified.

This has been the most famous arid exciting insanity" trial. ever held here. Jn many respects It out the George' Bell ease of some years ago. The jury deliberated eighteen hours and during the waiting time the in terest was intense. The case will not be returned at this term of court.

The appeal to supreme court on the plea of Insanity will have to be heard first Young Couple Marry In Soda Water Stand Before Large Crowd Unable to find a preacher. W. O. Stewart of- Griffin and Miss Rena May Smith. of Atlanta.

yesterday ap- pea-led to a policeman for help. by two girl friends of the bride. the couple drove In a cab to the courthouse procured the. license and. then.

began a search for a preach- er. When they failed to find one the prospective groom asked for a police-- man as the most direct source of communicating with a minister or ministers. As no city bluecoat was in sight at the time. Chief George thieson of the county police department. was called Into service.

He secured Judge A. A. Owens whose office is directly across the' street from the courthouse. and the- ceremony was performed without delay in a soda. fount at 59 South Pryor street while a large crowd of passersby and newsboys looked on.

Following the ceremony the couple parted for Griffin. Man Badly Burned. Adairsville. Ga. July 21.

Special. Lewis Pv Yarbrough. owner of the AdaIrsvlUe garage. was badly burned with gasoline while at work. The gas had run down on the bench and off on to jtils overalls.

A candle set the gasoline on fire and. Immediately his clothing caught. ROBINSON'S FUNERAL. WILL BE CONDUCTED AT 4' O'CLOCK TODAY The body of Fred C. Robinson well.

known' AtlanUnr whose sudden death occurred Tuesday afternoon at Whlte- path. Os. was brought to Atlanta. yesterday afternoon by his brother Roby' Robthson. who went.

to Whltepath Wednesday- morning. The funeral will be held this after- noon at 4 o'clock from the home of Hoby Robinson. corner Pea and Eighth streets. The body will be taken at 6:45 'O'clock Friday- morning to LaGrange former home of' Mrs. Fred Robinson.

where. Interment will take place that moving. Pallbearers will be C. Martin. R.

Crusoe. Dr. R. B. Ridley.

Jr. S. F. Ridley. Mitchell C.

King. E. Dallls and. S. XvEvms SUPREME COURT OF GA.

Judgment Affirmed. Smith' v. Wilkinson from Wllkes superior. court Judge Walker. W.

A. Slaton. for plaintiff In error. 1. II.

Pltner. Colic Colley. contra. William v. Hlnson lot from Jeff Davis Judge Conyers.

Grant Rogers. for plaintiff In error. Bennett Swain contra. Longley administrator v. Bentley.

ad mmnistrator from Haralson Judge Edwards. H5 1. McBride. for plaintiff In error. Grif- nth Matthews.

contra. Central of Georgia Railway Company v. James from Meriwether Judge Freeman Battle Hollis. McLaughlin Jones for I plaintiff In error. Lawton Nlley N.

Culpepper. contra. Dewberry X. Johnson from Emanuel- Judge Rawlings. Stafford Jordan.

for plaintiff In error. T. N. Brown. contra.

Judgment. Reversed. Ix LoUisville and Nashville Railroad Corn. 5505' v. Barrett et al.

from Cobb Judge Patterson. D. W. Blair. C.

H. Griffin. for plaintiff In error. Clay Morris contra. Rowe.

v. Henderson Naval Stores Company from Berrlen Judge Knight Chastaln. X. Gaskins for plaintiff In error. Denmark Orlffln H.

J. Qulocey. contra. Girvln v. Georgia Veneer and Package Company.

and vice versa from Glynn- Judge Conyers. H. F. Dunwody. F.

H. Harris. D. W. Krause.

for plaintiff. Beonet Twltty Reese A. 1. Crovatt Rjrals Anderson for defendant. Walker Roofing Company.

v. Clark from Newton Judge C. S. C. C.

King. for plaintiff In error. Rogers Knox. contra. Flanders ordinary or use etc.

v. Sutton et at. from Emanuel Judge Rowlings. T. N.

Brown Walter F. Grey. for plaintiff In error. Saffold Jordan. Williams Bradley.

contra. Merchants and Mechanics' Bank v. Boyd Company et al. from Calhoun Judge Cox. Hatther Batcher for plaintiff In error.

pope Bennet. Pottle Hotmayer contra. Rehearing Rome Hardware Company v. Cuzzort from Flo d. Wheatley v.

Watson from Floyd. Ifraxiey v. State from Baldwin. Armstrong. v.

Citizens and Southern Bank' from Richmond. Knight v. State from Polla Hardy pt al. v. Hardy from Fulton.

Seaboard Line Railway v. McMlchel from Crisp. Rehearing Granted. Wright. comptroller general.

v. McU chel from Crisp. Cold Wave Red Ash 475 Daisy Gem Block 450 CARROLL' HUNTER. Tnii the only store IB Atlanta where an Cuemin if actively in tile businew. Men's Palm Beach Suits You Can Save Money on.

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MAIL ORDERS By Pare Post In elude EXTRA IS cents within 150 mile. is east. 1C to SOD miles for neater distances ask your- postmaster amount to Include for 4' pounds. Books by mall and Insured when' the extra postage is Included. When not included books will be sent by express.

charges collect. President of Oeilla Southern Hopes to Acquire State Road by Lease. 3. A. 1 Henderson.

president of the Ocilla Southern railroad which is be' Ing extended northward to Macon and for which President Henderson has se cured' a charter to extend to Atlanta la at the Kimball' house and watching the progress of the various bills In the general assembly affecting the W. A. railway. In resident Hendersons program he proposes to acquire by lease from the state the W. A.

railroad and operate It as an extension to his lines from At. lanta to Chattanooga. Sine the Ocilla Southern is- being extended to Jackson. Fin. Mr.

Hendersons says that by acquiring the state road he" will offer a direct. route from Chattanooga to Jacksonville. We have completed- the grading of' eight miles of the road from Rochelle to Pope City and will begin laying the track within the next two or three days. said 1reslder Henderson. Our prospects are the brlghest.

for carrying our original plans and with the co-operation of the people in the territory to be traversed there' wilt be no obstacles that cannot beovercome. 4 Mr. Henderson served a total of ten years In the senate and house Mid says he feels at home around the caoitol and meeting with old political friends In the Kimball house lobby. Finds- a Cure For Pellagra Harvey. I Mrs.

S. TV. Sprulell. of this place. writes I suppose it- will be a great pleasure to you to know that you cured my child.

She had pel- lagra very' bad and the doctor said she never would get welt. She Is Well of pellagra and looks fine. You may use this letter as It testl- monial If you wish. Great benefit have you done soy daughter. Mlndle Abram.

There Is no longer any doubt thatj pellagra can. be cured. Don't. delay' until It Is too-late. It ix your duty to consult the resourcefuk llaughn.

i The symptoms hands red like sunburn skin peeling off. sore mouth. the lips. throat and tongue a. flaming red with much mucus and choking Indigestion and nausea.

either diarrhoea' or constipation. There Is hope get Baughns big' Free book on Pellagra and learh about the remedy for Pellagra that has at. last been found. Address' American Compounding Co. Box 2013 Jasper.

Ala. remembering money Is refunded In any case where the remedy falls to cure. MONEY TO LOAN We have on hand 100000 to lend at 6 in amounts from 5000 up on central and semi-central business property in Atlanta. We will give. all applications prompt consideration.

GEORGE ADAIR Established 890. Trust Cp pi Ga. Five Seconds From Five Point. SPEED and SYSTEM The most valuable office combination. You get both in the Walker Speed Index This is just one of the many efficient features of our of filing supplies including the Steel Filing andTransfcr Cases They save you space and labor and give you absolute protection at the cot of wood.

Come and see. FOOTE DA VIES CO. Modern Outfitters of time Modern Office. MONEY TO LOAN We solicit desirable residence apartment or store loans. In sums of 2000 to 50000.

at 6 per. cent. Loan Agents for the' Life Insurance Company' of Virginia. DUNSON GAY 409 TRUST COMPANY OF GEORGIA BUILDING. PHONE IVY' 5678.

IVIONEV For first mortgage loans on real estate In Atlanta and vicinity. Lowest rates and quick service. AARON HAAS SON HOWELL Candler Bldg. Mortgage Loans J. I VET CO.

I Till Empire Bid 31 HBroal St1 Knowledge andlntcaity must enter Into the opticalbusiness In order to make It a success. High grade workmanship. careful attention honest dealing and the grinding or the greater portion of the prescriptions for glasses written by our better oculists has fully demonstrated the fact that there is something indescribable about the way' in which we conduct our business that few opticians have been able to. understand. The real comfort we have given thousands of people all over the country with pur Toric Invisible Kryptok Bifocals has had much to do in making us leaders of.

the optical- business of the entire South. We know when we are able- to suit you with glasses if you need the service of an oculist we so advise. Ask any of our patrons. Walter Ballard Optical Co. 85 Peachtree St.

Clock' Sign 1600 Electric Percolator for. For a few days only Buy this right now and keep It for an Xmas present. This' it value that you cant afford to miss. See our window display and get one before they are all- gone. Mall Orders solicited.

Carter Electric Co. 72 N. Broad St. Phone Ivy 5666 LODGE NOTICES A regular communication of Lodge No. 541 F.

A A. it will held this Thursday evening. July :5 at o'clock. in auditorium of schoolhouse. Klrkwood.

The Entered Apprentice degree will oon ftrred by Brother Junior Warden T. M. Smith. All duly qualified brothers cordially and fraternally Invited to meet with us. HAL RIVIERE W.

M. GEO. W. GARDNER. Secretary.

A regular communication of- Atlanta Lodge No. 6 F. A. M. will be held in.

Masonic Temple. corner I eachtr and Cain streets. this ThursdayF evening July St 1515 at 5 o'clock. The Entered Apprentice degree. will be conferred.

AU qualified Masons re fraternally Invited to meet' with us. E. CHURCH. W. If.

THOMAS EVANS. Secretary. A lped1 communication of Capitol view Lodgs No. 40. F.

A. 31. will be held this Thursday evening at I o'clock at the temple. corner Stewart avenue and Pearce street for the purpose of conferring th Masters degree. All duly quail- fled brethren cordially' to meet with us.

By order of EPRGE LICKSOE W. K. t4OLVIN. Secretary. A regular meeting will be.

lmeld this Thursday evening. July 2S by Capital City Lodge. No. 33. K.

of P. at 5 o'clock. In Castle Stall. Klwr building. lsltlng brothers ordl.

ally Invited. Y. E. CHRISTIE. Chancellor Commander.

1" iKOXHfelM. K. pf R. s. A regular meeting of the Order of Owls wlllbe held this Thursday evening lot o'clock in their quarters North Pryor street.

All members net candidates for initiation urged 1. HinirtJ-cB EW RAOUL. Secretary. President. FUNERAL NOTICES DELK The friends and relatives of Mr.

and airs. E. Delk. and family are requested. to attend the.

funeral of Delk this afternoon at 3 0 clock- from the residence. 6 Lee avenue fclower care Harry G. Poole. In terment Marietta. The friends of Mr.

J. IL liematreet and his son Mr. Frank Hemstreet of New York are invited to at tend the of Mr. 1. ii.

ilematreet today Thursday July 22 1915 at 9 a. m. from the chapel of ii. II. Patterson Son.

Interment will be in West View cemetery. FUAXKLIV The friends of Mr. OurTl P. ranklin and Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. ZranklIn and family are invited to at. tend the funeral of' Mr. Vurel Franklin at 11 o'clock this morning from the.

residence. 127 Xolson street. Interment Greenwood cemetery Pallbearers will meet at Harry G. loolesat 10 a. m.

RYAN Miss Annie Louise Ryan. daughter of the late Frank T. Ryan died Wednesday afternoon. at the residence of Mrs. C.

H. Swift 15 Bedford place. The remains were removed to clay to Brandon Company chapel. Funeral arrangements will be announc ed later. FAf Mrs.

Mary Menzel died Wednesday at I p. in. at' a private sanitarium. She is survived by her husband. Robert MenreL Remains will be taken to Eau Gallle.

Pie. where services will be held at Catholic Friday morning. P. J. Bloomfield Co.

funeral directors. BROW l7sr7ennlT A71 ownrwlfe of Mr. Nelson C. Brown. died suddenly Wednesday afternoon.

at the residence. No. 37 Church street Decatur. The remains were mo ed to Barclay Brandon Company chapel and will be taken to her old home. Minneapolis Minn.

leaving- via. the TV. A Ry. this Thursday afternoon at 4:55 o'clock BEETS The friends of Mr. George St.

Heets and family are Invited to- attend the funeral of Mr. George I. Beets. this Thursday afternoon. at Barclay Brandon Cos chapel at 3 o'clock.

The pallbearers will he selected from the B. R. T. Lodge. No.

720 and are requested' to. assemble at the chapel. Interment at Greenwood cemetery. KLLIS The friends and relatives of. Mrs.

Sarah. Elizabeth Ellis Mr. and Airs. B. D.

Glyrnph. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. I.

Hooter Mr. and- Mrs A. Ellis Jr. Mr. A.

B. Ellis Mr. T. B. and Mr.

and Mrs. MeN. Kills are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Ki 115 Friday July 23 1915 at 3 p. m.

from the chapel of IL M. Patterson Son. Interment will be in North View cemetery. ROBINSOX Tha friends relatives of Mr. and Mrs.

V. 0. Robinson. Mrs. W.

F. Robinson. of Eufaula. Ala. Mr.

and Mrs. Roby Robinson. Mr. and- Mrs. Hugh Robinson of New York city Mr.

and Mrs. E. G. Hood of LaGrange Ua. and Mrs.

1. E. Shelman are Invited. to attend the funeral of Mr. F.

C. Robinson today Thursday July 22. 1915 at 4 p. from. the residence of Mr.

Roby Robinson. 755 Peachtree street. The remains will be taken Friday morning at 6:45 o'clock to LaGrange Ga. for- interment. Tha following named.

gentlemen will please act as pallbearers and meet at the chapel of H. 1 Patterson Son at 6 o'clock- Mr. O. D. Martin Mr.

R. IX Crusoe Dr. R. B. Ridley Jr.

Mr. S. F. Ridley. Mr.

Mitchell. C. King. Mr. Dallis and Mr.

S. N. Evins. Igh Class Men Who Drink With brains that God meant for the hall of the men that are the most susceptible to' the virulent potion of alcohol. They should spend a few da taking the Neal Three Treatment at the ATLANTA NEAL INSTITUTE successor GIL.

Keeley Institute Dr. J. H. Conway 10 years with the Keeley. physician In charge.

29 Woodward Ave Atlanta Qs 60 Neal InsUtutes in Principal Cities CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY ATLANTA. GA. Wfcolenale ramb I' Shlnde Laths. Slate-coated Asphalt Shingle. Acme Planter Keriitoae Whit.

Lime. llydrsteil Um. Stindard Cement. B. M.

WOOLIKT. W. VMM rtook Adua. Geesab. AMUSEMENTS THE THEATER.

YOU KNOW ClOl AS ICELAND FORSYTH R5E II Cit. ONLY Courtney Foote In UP FROM. THE DEPTHS" And Two Comedy Reels THE. STRAND TODAY- WILLIAM FAVERSHAM In THE RIGHT OF. WAY" fiT SIR OILUEUT PARKER Concert Number by Strand Orchestra Sounds From.

the Sunny font IT. it ye ik- etf iL D. 5 i 0 PageTw lte. CONSlJrU ION A' LANTA GA THURSDAY JULY 22 1915. IC Zl 7 7.

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of' tohls i et lothlngcaught. 0 ROBINS NS bodyot I at. to Wednesdamornlng Thefunerat' no 1 by I' I mG 1lng. palN earers D. JrJF Evins.

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