The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 12

Page Twelve. THF CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA. FRIDAY JULY so 1915. Were making our final a up all over the store today and tomorrow morning. Big bargains are the order of.

the day all. over the store. Next week the fall things will begin coming in and we must make room for them. We list just a few of the special values on sale to day and tomorrow morning. These.

are not all by any means but they'll show you. the. quality of bargains were offering. Embroideries inch Organdy and Voile Embroidery Flouncing lengths zy2 to 6 yards. 250 values 85c yard 18.

to inch Organdy broidery Flouncing OO 150 quality. Just a small lot. of these. 49c' yard. 18' to inch Filet Shadow Lace Flouncing.

ioo value. 39c yard Wash Goods Remnants of fine materials from the seasons selling. Lengths from one to five yards. Many pieces of fine white fabrics as well as all colors. Figured Crepes Lawns.

Batistes. Ginghams Percales and other weaves values up to 15c the yard. Vol 1 Gabardines Skirtings Plisse Crepes. Foulards val- ties up to 50c the yard. Fine Drfiss Lines Voiles Organdies Marquisettes Crepe de Chines and imported fabrics that were up to 100 the yard v- Yard Silks' 29c Yard 98c Yard- 9Sc some are a lllc Remnants of our best' silks.

Lengths from one to five yards. Many colors and patterns. Bat Ins Messallnes Chiffons Mousselines Crepe. do Chines Pop lins white Jap Silk Kimono. Silks.

Gabar-dines 50c to 1 values Yard Fine French' Challies light and dark colors- all wool 32 inches wide 59c values Swiss and Radium Taffetas. 40 inches wide light and dark colors. 2 to 250. values. Chiffons In stripes.

checks. plaids figures. many colors. black and white combinations 44 inches wldeL 5250 to 330 valOes Colored Pongee 44 Inches wide heavy qual ity putty rose green' and gray 2 Off and 2 50 values Belts at lOc A big lot of odds and ends of Belts and Girdles of kid suede patent leather- and satin and' silk many styles bit soiled or mussed from hanJlin Regular 25c and 5oc values. This sale.

Biff Sale of Stamped Pieces In this lot are Centerpieces. Scarfs Pillow Tops with plain hacks Pincushion Covers- tops arid backs white cream or natural color linen. Corset covers Camisoles Brassieres stamped on white nainsook crepe or cambric. Regular 2 and 5oc values Ie a Skein For fine Embroidery Floss white and practically. all colors' slightly mussed.

Hand-Embroidered Lingerie Combinations Combinations of Corset. Cover and Drawers- strong. splendid material good work attractive de. Scalloped edges. Regularly these sell for 350.

This sale. Gowns. Made up of soft. dainty material In three very good styles handsomely embroidered. and finished with pretty ribbons these Nighties' will delight the most fastidious.

350 and 400 yal- thls sale xICH BROS. Co. Urassieres 19c Julius Boelun Qec1aresthey a. Disgrace to and a Blot on the City. Julian V.

Boehm who. was elected president of the- Ad Men's club last night to succeed St Elmo Massengale In making- his Epeech of appreciation upon going into office. devoted the first w6rds of. his administration to a. rebuke of the Men and Religion bulle- I tins saying I am thankful that the papers' have stopped publishing thetMen and RC Uglon.

bulletins They were a. discredit to and a blot on the city. Perhaps some of you are not aware that the first resentment against them was publicly expressed within these very walls and before the Ad Men when Dean Atkinson some several months ago ha i the courage' to admonish their authors. They might. say that Atkinson Is twenty-five years ahead or Atlanta.

Very well Then MariorrJackson is 125 years behind. Resolutions were introduced by Basil Stockbridge a young attorney. condemning tile bulletins. but the club de cided it was- better to take no action. In urging.

the Ad Men to support the seven-reel moving picture exploiting' Georgia's varied interests and advantages Charles :1. Haden president of the State Chamber of Commerce said I am here to. appeal to you to help spread the truth about Georgia and Atlanta in view of the vast' calumny that has been heaped upon both In re-1 cent times. Governor 2Cat Harris was the next speaker. After praising the Ad Men's club.

he would rather have a bootblack spreading the praise' of a community in which I lived than' to have the biggest and best man in it thundering anathemas as it. Georgia Is In splendid condition" he I said. We have just. completed the greatest crop in the states history and it has been at a far less cost than ever before Our people at the end of this sea. son will be in the best shape since the ship or state was first launched.

upon the waves. Or progress. Despite the war and. subsequent conditions. Georgia has never had more prosperous prospects.

There Is now. more. than ever before. more caiise in' Georgia for smiling more inspiration for song. St.

Elmo Slassengale the retiring president delivered a brief resume of the work accomplished by the Ad Men's organization during' his administration. Victor. H. Kriegshaber at the close of Mr. Massengales address delivered a tribute to his good qualities' and to hrs.

service in- office. pronouncing him the most progressive and. efficient official In the clubs career Mr. Massengale was presented with a token of esteem a handsome sterling silver set. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year Julian V.

Boehm. president Lindsey Hopkins first- vice president Lewis Dennis Hicks. second vice president. Joseph H. Atchison.

secretary and treasurer Hubert Anderson sergeant- at-arms. The Danger Months. Mros. E. E.

Kellogg In Good Health. Julyand August are generally looked upon as the geratest danger. months for babies It is then that. the dread cholera Intantum is most common and fatal. The preventive measure of this and all Infantile Intestinal disorders consist' first and last of pure water abundant.

fresh' all' good food. light clothing clean housing and plenty. of sleep best taken In the open air. Cold Wave Red Ash 475 Daisy Gem Block 450 CARROLL HUNTER. Had Pellagra Now Curl Hullsboru W.

Turner of this place. says' I ought to have written you two weeks ago. but. failed to' do so. I got well' and then forgot to write you.

I can get about like a 10 old boy you ought to see' me run around and tend to my farm. I can go all dayjust Ilk I used to. I am so thankful to know there rssuch a gooreniedy to cure people of pelligraY There Is no longer any doubt that pellagra can be cured. Don't delay until It Ms too late. It.

Is your duty' to consult the resourceful laughn The. sjmptoms hands red like sunburn skin peeling off. sore mouth the Ups. throat and tongue a flaming red. with much mucus and choking mdi- feestion and nausea.

either diarrhea or constipation. There. is hope get Baughnz big Free book on Pellagra and learn about the remedy for Pellagra that has at last been found. Address American Compounding Co. box 2003.

Jasper. Ala. remembering money Is refunded in any case where the. remedy falls to cure adv. UNITED PH0FIT COUPOIS Arc Is Ca.

PMkag BLOCKS CRACKERS BLOCKS CANPIES PseiFrsi Candles tat Craokeri nd fn- Mdtd AF Blocks Bob or Not Conquered byt Jhe Loss of. Both' Legs. Macon. Gi. July 29 Spec aO Though Bob' Orr.

a local automobile. mechanic has lost both of his legs in two. In the lat six years he now walks about as well as most people who hive both legs. Today he donned a pair of artificial limbs. manufactured by an expert and so perfect are they that only a slight limp can be' noticed when Orr walks.

Even this it la said will dlsapepar as soon as he becomes more proficient in using them. Orr lost one leg six years ago when a motorcycle which he was riding crashed into a fence at Central City park rqakin" amputation. necessary. The other leg was cut off when he fell under a. street ca two years ago.

Hearing. Postponed. Macon Ga. July 29. Special.

Ar bltratlon hearings in the- matter of damage to property below Fifth street as the result of closing Cherry street and Wall street alley for. the new ter- initial station. which were to have started tomorrow- have been Indefi- I nuciy poiponeu as a result 01 the con- troversv- which ass ariM over the. proposed amendment to the bill now before the legislature giving- the terminal company. title to tnese thorough- I tares.

I All of the property owners have I named their arbitrators. while the terminal company has chosen Leon a. Dure to represent It. in nil of the hearings. A third arbitrator been chosen in each.

case by the arbitrators for the railroads- and the property owners. Subpoenas had been Issued' for a hundred or more Macon citizens to appear before the arbitrators and testify as to the damage to the property affected. Claim Decayed 3I nt Sold. Macon. Ga.

July 29 Special Dan Richardson. a groceryman. and J. W. Fowler.

a veteran. will be called on in recorders court tomorrow morning to show cause why they. should be permitted to continue their place of business in the restricted district in violation of the- license law. and Richardson will also face a charge of selling decayed meat. The city detectives and the license and.

food' inspectors will be the witnesses In the cases The inspectors claim they witnessed a' sale of de cayed meat and also failed to find a license at the. store. Richardson claims he pays Mr. a month for the use of his veterans license. I Mr J.

M. Moore Die. Macon. Ga. July 29 Special Mrs Louise DowelL Moore wife of.

Dr. 1. Moore died this' morning. at 1 lock at her home on Hines texrece her death coming suddenly and unexpectedly thOugh she had been inpoor health for several years. Mrs.

Moors had just. returned. from Washington D. C. her native home.

and from a camp in Maine where she had gone for her health. Besides her husband. Mrs. Moore leaves one daughter. Miss Elizabeth Moore one son Carl Moore her parents Mr.

and Mrs. Jutan C. Dow ell of. Washington. D.

C. two brothers. Osgood and Benjamin Dowell of Washington D. C. and.

one sister. Mrs. Lovall. of New York city. Free Milk Station Macon.

Ca July 29. Special Fol lowing out the program or last year though on a more extended scale the Macon Baby Welfare' league. has opened. two free milk stations where mothers who are too poor to buy milk for' their babies may- obtain' it free and at the same time be assured that they are getting the purest milk possible as all of it will be thoroughly tested before being dispensed. In addition to getting the free milk the mothers will be able to take ad vantage of a free clinic for their oft- springs.

the' clinics being in charge of Macon physicians. who have volunteered their services for this work. and who give up so many hours a week of their valuable time in the interest of humanity. It is claimed that last summer the lives of no less than one hundred babies of the mill. sections of the city vere sayed through the work of the league.

This year the work has been 'extended beyond the mill sections. with the opening of a milk station on Broadway in the Happ building. where mothers in all parts of the city can obtain a supply' of good pure. milk free of charge. Mrs.

Emily Flournoy Gave Mayor J. G. Woodward' His First Pair Shoes. Mrs. Emily Caroline Flournoy.

aged 78 one of the pioneer women ot Atlanta and. this section of the state died Wednesday night at a private hospital. Mrs. Flournoy was originally romv Marietta Ga. and' while lls' irig there gave Mayor- James G.

Woodward his first pair of shoes when he sold papers on the. streets of Marietta. his home. Mrs PJournoy was the daughter of Colonel W. J.

Grifties one of the founders of Marietta. she moved to what is now West Atlanta in 18681 and with her- husband and three chit. dren took up her residence in ate 18. Riot log cabin near where the Bellwood viaduct. now stands.

Shortly after the. war the Flournoys moved to a house near. there. where she lived until a year ago. Mrs.

lournoy as one of the refu. gees from Marietta. to Augusta. Gs. during the early part of the civil war.

was. well known to the- confederate soldiers through her charity and kindness to the wounded. Mrs. Flournoy war frequently knownl I to cook' bread and all kinds of food for the confederate soldiers when their refugee train would stop on a siding and when the troop trains would past' i the siding she would distribute the food among the soldiers administer to the wounded. Mrs.

Flournoy is survived by five sons and one daughter r. iv. W. J. It C.

W. IL' and G. A. Flournoy all' of Atlanta. and Mrs.

S. E. Irwin of i Marietta. Ga. The body accompanied by relatives' and friends.

will be taken to' the fansi- ly burying ground la Marietta In a I ecial car this morning at 10 o'clock. where funeral and interment will take Place. 1O DAYS ONLY Biggest Reduction Ever Mad Best Let of Teeth Lest Gold Crowns BridgeAork Per Tooth ALL WORK GUARANTEED THE OUD ATLANTA DENTAL PARLORS 10 Years at Same Location Cor. Peechtree and Decatur Stj Ambassador Gerard' Is Instructed to Ask Indemnity of Germany. Washington July 29.

Ambassador Gerard at Berlin. was Instructed today by the state department to present to the. German government a claim for damage for the sinking of the American steamer Leelanw by a German submarine' off the Orkney Islands last Sunday. The application for Indemnity I no amount as the department has not- received necessary data from the ships owners. The claim however will be filed Immediately.

Officials here say this is exactly similar to that of the American ship William P. Frye. sunk by th German auxiliary cruiser Prtnz Eltel Friedrich last February. The claim for In mnlty In both cases rests on the treaty of 1828. with Prussia.

which the state department contends specifically. prohibits destruction of ships under such circumstances. As Germany has declined to settle diplomatically for the Frye. It Is presumed the Leelanaw case also wilt go to' a prize court though the United States already has given notice that it will. pay no attention to the decision of any such tribunal in the' Frye case.

A number of important' real estate sales were consummated yesterday and' two others. of considerable Importance. will be closed either today or tomor- row. C. L.

Greene of the 1. R. Smith 3. H. Ewing agency.

sold for Dunbar Sewell to A. X. Canton. No. Prado street.

a residence property consisting of. an room dwelling. for a cash consideration of 7800. I Mr. Greene.

of- the same agency. also 1 sold for A N. Canton to a client a vacant lot at the corner of Piedmont ave- I nuc and Prado for a cash consideration of 8000. I The purchaser of this lot will de velop this property. erecting an apartment house on it.

Hash Dor ey Sells Home. An exchange of real estate involving the home of olieltor Hugh Dorsey. at so. 2 East Sixteenth street. and four lots on Wesley avenue.

corner Muscogee drive in the. Peachtree Park Heights section of Fulton county owned by Dr. Floyd W. Mcltae and his son. Floyd Motae Jr.

was effected Thursday. Sir. Dorsey will build a home on his newly acquired country- site. Details of this sate are found elsewhere in this issue. nigh Mark for Building.

A total of 5 036 of building permits. Issued Thursday. raised' thee total for July to 599621 but a shade under the high mark of 600009 which was pro. dlcted some time ago ln these columns as the amount of building for this July. With two more working.

days left this mark will be safely- passed. In Thursdays total was a residence permit for 2700 for a room residence at 162 Hopkins street. Ellis Street Sale. Boylston Day. through Dr.

7. L. Johnson have sold for Mrs. 3. V.

Johnston to W. M. Johnston No. 63 East Ellis street. the Consideration lag 7350 cash.

or- ayaluation of 216 a front foot. This property consists of a two-story. room dwelling on a. lost tSxiOO. PROFBRTTtKAJfSFEIlS.

Warranty jl 400 Realty Investments to Mr a. O. Reedr. lot. north side Fair street.

no feet ea of' Fat street. 0134 feet. Stay 13. 1915. J750 ntllle Rel man to B.

Feld. lot west side Kelly street SO feet south of Mllledge avenue. 455139 feet. July 23. 1918.

900 Rivers to' Edward Cru elte. lot north side Lakevlew avenue. 50 feet east of rookwood drive. 60167 feet. July :6 1915 5800 Same to same lot north side Lakeview avenu 101 feet east of ofBrookwood drive.

SOxlig test. July 2 1915. Jl 00 Equitable Loan and. Security company to C. Latlmer all property of Equitable Loan and Security company.

January 29 1914. TOO n. F. Elder St al. to J.

IS. only. lot fast side Center street. 250 feet east- of Piedmont street. Md20 feet.

April 29 3915. 1 650 Mrs Q. Watts to Mrs. Elite II. Tra nham lot north Bide Adalr avenue 150 fret east of' Hopkins street.

80x171 feet. July 12. 1916 500 M. Ellman to C. Cleln.

lot north. east side Gllmer street. 101 feet southeast of Piedmont avenue. 7x200 feet. July 22 1915.

J2 14 Suburban Realty company to ClauS Jones. lot east Bide Athens avenue. 162 iSet south of Dill avenue. lOOxISO feet. July 57.

1915. No. 11 Sinclair avenue x165.Janu ar 30. 1911. J2 160 McKonzl Trust' company to H.

ynne lot' south side Fourth street. :12 feet east. of Bedford place. 4Jt15 feet. March 26 1915.

3150 Robert x. Wilson to Mrs. a. E. Settler.

lot on east side of Pulllam street 13 feet north of Little street 46x190 feet. July 28 1915. 12325 Mamle A. Edison to Lithe M. E.

Collins et 51. lot on east side of Ltddell alley. 13 feet south or. Irwin street. 77x155' feet.

June 1916. 250 MM N. L. Roper C. Hall.

tot on we side Capitol Mew 20 feet rout of north line. being lot 43 rf Hall subdivision ix683 feet. October 2 1914. J100 J. Hall et al.

to Sirs. N. x. I Roper. same property.

August 12. 1908. Jl 477 L. V. Shellnult.

to Southeastern Land and Investment company lot On nortJm corner Church and. Thompson streets. 72xliS feet. July 29. 1915.

Jl 050 Eugene F. King to' T. S. Scorgln lot on west side of wart avenue. 200 fe north of Central avenue.

north. 80100 feet. July 16 Loan Deeds. JlJOff Mrs Prances C. Wll on to Stibernia Savings Building and Loan association lot on south side Dunlap street.

ISO feet east of' ofConnafly avenue. 6OxIlO feet. July 13 i 1L250 L. ct Phillips to A. A.

McLean lot 1 on Dunwoody road. land lot 43. 100xS95 feet also lot on same road. 100x595 feet. I jJuly 28 5915.

J5SO Mrs D. M. Stanford to Germanla I hank. lot on east side Connally' street. iii feet south of Glenn ood avenue iOx6IJ.

feet. July 28. I SI 704 Mrs F. Riser to same lot on i southeast corner Eden avenue. and Gilbert street Txl95 feet.

July 15. 1915. J780 J. Rostlad to same lot on we- t1 fide Joe Johnston 235 feet north of Greenherry avenue. Sods feet.

June IS. 1915. 14 32 Mrs. T. Jiartvell to Same.

lot on I I south side- Berne street 175 feet east of south Boulevard haIti feet. July 271 587 Emma Jordan to lilbernil Savings Buliding and. Loan association. lot on east side of Lee street. 40 feet north of Leonard street.

40x143 feet. July 2 1915. i 5720 A. Tanell to same lot on north side of West Fifth street. 150 feet east of Ponders avenue SOx91 feet.

July 27. 1915. SI 500 Mrs. Hunter Rogue to Georgia Savings Bank sob Ttust. comany.

lot northwest corner Athens and Deckner avenues I- 100x130 feet. July 2 1915. S22500 Atlanta Machine Works to Trust Company of Georgia. I acres south side of way Georgia railroad. land lot 2 Fourteenth district.

July 10 au. 3 000 Mlis Mary F. Phillips to' Morti rage-Bond Company of New York No. 100 LUclie avenue S2xl15 feet. July 27.

1915. 11500 Mrs. I E. Sutltr to Eminent- Household of Columbian. Woodmen 374 Pulllam street 46x190 feet.

July 28. 1915. 600 Mrs. Belle Cooper to Sirs. Mary C.

Osborn Sot northeast side Ridge avenue 1078 feet. northeast of Bellvlew avenue. 12iz754 feet. July 10. 1915.

3 500 Wllllaih Tramosell to Travelers' Insurance company. No. 39. Inman Circle. 62 zIli feet.

July 2 ISIS. 1000 Benjamin to Julius H. Wyman. lot north tde North Tenth street. 530 feet east' of State street.

tiOxl50 feet July 27 1519. S1500 Claud E. Jones to Robert E. Minis. lot east side Athens avenue 162 feet south of Dill avenue lOOxI3O feet.

July 27. 1916. fLSOO lira. W. Si Winter to Pan can Life Insurance company by trustee.

I No. 4 West' Twelfth re t. SOglil reel. July U. 1915.

I 500 James Rain to Mrs. U. A. Flints I tot east- side West Peachtree street. 260 feet north of.

Fifteenth street babe. feet. July 2 1915. 26 0 W. H.

Wynne to Mortgage-Bond Company of. New Fork No. 235 East Fourth street 4tx15 feet. July 28. 1915.

S600 H. A. Etheridge to Miss Anna x. Reeves No. 47 Ashland avenue.

SOzlOO feet. July. 27. 1915. Bonds for title.

1000 7. S. Hall to T. R. Puller lot southwest corner Tllden and Church streets.

6Ox150 feet. May 20. 1114. 2 500 Mrs. Eloise O.

Ellis to A. and' S. W. Smith. lot north side Delbrtdge street.

no feet east of Arthur street. 40x90 feet. July 37. 1915. 1250 College Ptfrk Land company to Jeff Mines.

lot north side Columbia avenue 209 i feet east of Atlanta street. tOxlJO feet. No- i Yember U. 1912. Transferred to Mrs.

MM 1' Merriam. Sep. 1 tember 1 1914. 1000 Fulton Supply company to Thomas IL Scott lot east side. Acorn avenue.

850 feet south of Masons avenue. Ox15Z feet. July 26. 1915. 13000 Ceorgs B.

Powell. to Mrs. Curl. Faulconer. lot out side Tumdla street.

7 feetnorth of Third street. SOxlU feet. July 21. 1115. Quitclaim Deeds.

1 Southeastern Land and Investment company. lot northeast corner Church and Thompson streets. 72x100. July 22. 1915.

1 C. D. Faulconer to Mrs. Carrie Faul- I corner lot east side Tumtin street. 57 feet north or Third streets S6xU3.

July 24. I Jl George Baldwin to same. same I property. July 21. 1915.

1 Mortgage Bond Company of New IYork to Siamie A Eldson et al. lot west lilde Llddell alley. 133 feet south of Irwin street. lxUx1Z5. June 7.

1915. II Central Bank and Trust corporation to B. Cleln. lot northeast side Gllmer street. 101 feet southeast of Piedmont avenue.

Hz 200. July 2. 1916. 11 .1 Lumber company to Julia Moss. lot north side Harvard avenue 100 feet east of Atlanta street.

SOx ZOO. July 22. 1915. 1 Charles T. Hopkins.

Jr. to Georgia Savings Bank and Trust company. No. 1 Doane street. SOx185.

July 27. 1915. 5 MisS A. V. Donnelly to Thanies T.

Hopkins. Tr same property. July 7. 1915 1630 Mrs. Emma Neal Douglas to IL Rivers.

lot north side Lake View avenue 101 feet east of Brookwood drive. ioshis. July 26 1915. Sherlft' Deed. 3500 IX Henry by sheriff to Emory college.

lot. on west side of Malden Lane. 95 Tee north. of Yale avenue. 47x300 feet.

July 6 1915. Mortgages. 500 Julia Moss' to Georgia Savings Bank and Trust company. lot on north side of Harvard avenue. 150 feet east of Atlanta street.

SOxHO feet. July 26. 1916. 2139 Miss It. F.

Phillips to Colonial I Trust company No. too Ludle avenue. Oz 175 feet. July 30. 115.

18 Mrs. Ida. B. Dobbins 16 same o. 1267 Washington street 40xl15 feet.

July 106 Mrs. Helen S. Llpscomb to- same Noo. 210 Oglethorp avense. tizilS feet.

July. 20. 195. Building Permit 1080 Alice Carter. Richmond street story frame dwelling A.

Willingham contractor. 155 Mrs. 1. C. Foeckel.

Ill East Seventeenth street. warm air furnace. 7000 dalr A Welnmester. Palnriew venae two-story frame dwelling day work. Kryptok Bifocal The Ballard Make Has proven a revolution.

to glaa wearers all over this country. Far and near vision in one solid glass absolutely Invisible while on the face no ly seams or blisters' to' cause trouble. Are all Nryptok Bifocals the same No. the material only from which they are made Is patented. Un less the grinding of the glass.

the fining of the eyes. and tile frame adjusting is 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 us ask someone who has. Walter Eallard Optical Co. 85 Peachtree St. Clock Sign. ATLANTA CLIP COUPON IN COX'S SUNDAY AD 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. Mortgage loans Atlanta Ielistate Established 1890. trust Co. 9r Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiu 5 Five Second. From Five Points I Who Prints Your I STATIONERY'- 5 Do you realize that no matter how small your order may be.

our complete equipment. and highly trained organization ire at your service. We send a salesman to see you as willingly for a small order as for a large one. Call Main 2600. FootedDaviesCompany Stationery for the Discriminating iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin This sounds mighty good.

and its true. Can you raise the 100 Then- you want to see me right away. I am making a moat extraordinary proosi tion for a short while. You' deposit with me 5100 and In six' weeks move' Into a beautiful new BUNGALOW containing large living room. spacious dining room two- bed.

rooms sleeping' porch cozy kitchen. tile bath combination electric and. gas fixtures. attractive mantels. All modern Improvements.

You just pay rent 20 month and the house will be yours. Price. only 2500. In Rosedale Park. These homes are worth 3500.

We are building nice homes juszjo sell the lots. Its your great opportunity. JAMES' L. LOGAN PHONIC WY 3300. 1301 HEALEY BUILDING.

MONEY WANTED We have applications for loans from 2500 to 7500 on property worth three and tour for one. Moral risk extra good. Eight per It will pay you to investigate. GEO. P.

MOORE 10 AUBURN AVENUE SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT for the Six Months-Ending June 80 1915. of the condition of the UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY PP CINCINNATI Organized under the laws of the State of Ohio. made to the Governor or the State of Georgia in pursuance to' the laws of said State. Principal Office Fourth and Vine.

treete. Cincinnati Ohio. 1. Amount of Capital Stock Total Assets I. CAPITAL STOCK.

II. ASSETS. UL LIABILITIES. 50000000 10768276747 Total Liabilities r. 10768216741 47 IV.

INCOME DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OP THE YEAR 191- Total Income. hV. DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE FIRST SIX MONTHS OF THE YEAR 1915. Total Disbursements 818370809 I Greatest Amount Insured In any on risk. 10000000 Total Amount of Insurance outstanding 4J705TS3700 A 6cey of the Act of Incorporation duty- certified is In the office of the Insurance Commissioner.

STATE OF GEORGIA. COUNTY. OF FULTON Personally appeared before the undersigned. T. H.

Daniel who. being duly sworn. deposes and says that he Is the general agent of Atlanta Ga. and that the foregoing state. i ment Is torrect and true.

T. It DANIEL. Sworn. to and subscribed before me. this 29th day ofJuly 191 Notary Public Fulton County Georgia.

THOS. H. DANIEL 4th National Bank Bldg. General Agent A LODGE NOTICES Georgia Lodge. No.

US. Knights of Pythias. meets this Friday evening at clock. All Knights are cordially invited. Hank ot Page to conferred.

rf T. ailTH. Chancellor. Commander. 1.

LANIER. X. of R. S. A called communication of Georgia Lodge.

No. 96 A St. will be held In Masonic Temple this Friday morning. at 9 o'clock sharp for tn purpose of. attending Ute funeral of.

our deceased brother. Dr. T. Co Tupper. All members of this and sister lodges who can possibly do ao are urged to attend.

WI P. SLATON In. TV- M. Sr. Z.

CRIST Secretary. FUNERAL N077CEJ. STATEN Friends of Mr. Harry Staten. Sirs.

It. James and Mr. and Mrs J. D. Leonard are invited to attend the.

tunerai of Sir. Harry Staten this afternoon at 2 SO o'clock at Church of the Immaculate Con' option. Father- Kenned officiating Interment est Iew The following gentlemen will act as pallbearers and please meet at chapel of. P. Bloomfield Co.

at 1 30 on Messrs. A A. Wilson. Jud Stoe P. Barnett J.

ifcGlnley. ix S. Mahoney and T. Dabney The friends and reiatUes of Mr Roy- orman Tu gle Mrs. Laura L.

Toggle Mr. and. Mrs. John Forrester ed Mr. I Norman are In sited to attend the funeral of Mr.

Roy Norman Toggle tod Friday July 30. 1 15 atv2 3 rrf from the chapel of St. Patterson S. Son. Rev.

A. C. Ward and I will ofn. elate. Interment will be in.

Indian Creek cemetery. The' gentlemen se lected to act as pallbearers will please jneet at the chapel at 2 IS o'clock. The remains are now at the residence of Mrs John orrester 198 Magnolia street SALE Property of The Atlanta Club Id pursuance of an order of the Hon. P. II.

Adam" referee. we the undersigned receivers for the Atanta club. lll receive bids. on- all the furnishing" and equipment of the Atlanta- club. consisting of furniture and chair tahlcs and rugs.

office equipment victrola piano adding machine typewriter safe de pool roomfcnd supplies. refrigerators gas range thins silverware and Inn fully scribed and Itemized In atin. Kids tilll opened In th office 0 the referee. 113 Grant building at to a. in on the Stb' day of August.

1 1S. GEORGE DROWN. UAnn DODO Receivers. CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY ATLANTA. GA.

le Lumber. Shingles. laths. SUt Acme r. Lime.

Hydrated Crmeot. Wklie Standard Household' Goods Stored-Packed-Shipped John Woodslda Storage Co. Inc. WALSPAR llw Varsials Tint Wont Torn WfciU" GEORGIA PAIXTKASS CO. 37 Luckle Street The meeessful French The JLiqacnr gives prompt and eTect- relief from Inflammatory Rhctt- mati th Pills prevent recurring attacks.

Interesting pamphl from nn IK Vw Turk. I Oslaa. WW17 4 DC Hblf tmtrd Ham 1 Book i M- False Passport Supplied by- Officer of. Kaiser Says Arrested German. London.

July. 29 It was learned on high authority here today that the British authorities have arrested a Ocr- man subject who had in his possession a forged American passport which the arrested man admits is not genuine. The forged document has beets compared with the original passport which was issued to A bona fide American. citizen. The real passport which was sent to London by the state department at Washington shows the forgery la a dangerous Imitation.

The' arrested man Is understood to have declared that the false passport was given to him in Antwerp by Captain Schneitzer. a German secret service officer The real passport as Issued to an American business mar who reached Germany March 24 and left that country April 8 This man was at his home with his passport. when the holder of the false document was' arrested in England. Washington July 29 Represents- tlons were made to the Berlin government by the United States today re lating to reports that Germn spies apprehended in England. have been' supplied with American passparts by German officers.

State department of ilcials said a thorough Investigation or such cases has been begun. State department officials today were drafting a note to Germany asking pa merit for loss. of the American steamer Leelanaw torpedoed by' a Ocr man submarine off the Orkney islands last Sunday on the ground of violation- of. the Prussian-American treaty Preparation of the document followed the receipt of a report IromAmerican Consul Dennison at Dundee Scotland which' showed that time eelanawscop tain attempted. to escape but submitted to visit and search after warning shots had been.

fired. Officials hold that the right to escape is conceded by International law. only repeated attempts to. evade capture or forcible resistance being regarded as affecting the case. Any doubts.

in the minds of officials that the treaty of 1828 had been. violated was reno ed by advices which said that the German marine commander was. unwilling to jettison. the' Leelanaws cargo and. to allow her to proceed.

The cUlm for daamges is similar to. that mad. 1i the case of. the William P. Frye5 I Pagctie te 3 ZJ.

df' t. Uuemy k8 Wll makiJ1gourfina1 clean EodayandtomorI Vtmqrn ext faUthipgswiUbegin.com- inginandwe Uitjust spe ialvalu s' Jisaleto tomorr.oWmorn- ingTheseare notallby ibutthevll qu lityof wereoffering andVoi1e EmbroideryFJQuncing 2 t06yards2 5 85cyard to. 27 Fl pl1cing to IsoqualitXr Ju ta ot. cfthese rd 36 nv' LaceFlouncing yar f1nematedals romtH omone fiv aids. ny iecesof fineYhite fab- Vellas 1l igured.

es Lawn. SC Bat Is B. Percalesandother valuesup Yd 15cJhe t. ar VO1. 1 e.

naba. ine 51 te. tin 8. FO llards 81. ues uPto Yard.

Dr Ii LInens 2. 9 Org ndies C. pede Chlnesa ihatwere theyar 0 ar Iengthsfr mone yards. colorsand attems. tt ns 2ge' Po BllksGabar ei 50ctolvalufis 29" Ughtanddarkcolors ide 59cvalues.

ard an dRadiqm 9'S WldeHihtanddark 2 I- CheCks 9S' C' whltecQmbina tions 44lncheswidel 350vaJoes. Yard gee. i 1ches q1fa 98c' ltypuUyrose graY20fiand 250 Yard i- elts ig to oddslnd f. an omear bit so iled6. sse.

dt 0" a lIng andso BigSaleof StampedPieces Tppswithplain I bac Cov to or' naturalcotorJinen. 4 l' 9 to cr pe. or c. gular 25c 50cvalues. Sk rfineEm roi ery Fl ss whlteand lightlmu sed.

t. rnbr9idered I Comblna lonsof and ma terlal 1 egulart1these. sellifor vns softdalntyqmatetIal tpthreeveIYgood nd- 1th pr tYrlbboilithese 198 50 400 es- sa1 c. ICHBROSCO 0' BULLETINS ASSAIID II RYAD. MEN'S lEADER IJuliua ehm I Dis ce an BlotontlieCitj.

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ctureexplOIt1 ng varl ad van- St teC amber Inre at I sp. eak. er. After praiSing. th e' said 1 ther a.

8p ading. best1nan in I.g.r lJ and. ur at th progressDesplte more the thework oyl 5S a ch s' 1 oflicialln theclubsicaIer I laSSengal e. W. as presentedwlth st TlIng BoehmprestdentLlndsey firstvlce nnlsHlcks osephH.

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symptoms-hands dlIke burllsKln peenngorr soremouth and atlamlnired. lth qluch and' 1sUonand 0 Ish pegetnaughi1S Fr ebook onPelligraandltarn fheremedY Uiathas poui1gln Co. I rem erlngm ney lsrelunded inanycasewhere cure. UNIT PDIS Artilft Hk AND LoCKSCANDIES fin fm' CraD kell II Rod lIII a Ad led Fr I I IAUTOMOBllE MECHA IC DONSARTIftClALEGS OrrN. dby theLo s.

Le I I i I acon GaTuly Spec i me. chao nlci IothOf leg. It acCident yeatS. whoh ve 1 pair-of' a. nUfa.

ctu. d. bt a. nexp rt a benotlced I Eventhisit ld as. sixyears was ciltotr streetcar I' i HearDgPodpoRed I Ma on.

29. damagetopro ertybelow asthe res 1t streetallei en 1 nllel pOI a a trovenYwhICh nAIl' arlaon tCi b1fl now I I I 11 ar hs been cho. in. pefo tifyas ClafmDeeaTed Meat 29. Dan be.

recorders i I nY irs i andRlchard foodlnspectorswlll I Inl etors de- I Rtchardsonclaims r. Fowler" 2 I lint. 1. Mrs. MMooredied oclock ter ce.

ddenly th ugh' torseveral her Moore ek i eb. fl DD Osoodand ofVash DC allot York I Freelllk 29. -Folt at oifd acon motherswho eJiekt nl il Or I th Yllgt tI kem manYhours It slJmmeTthe ere sa ed le lt Yc rfhew rk ias exte theHapp artsof PION ER ATlANTAN Dim i ONWEDNESDAY NIGHT. I lY Flou. moy I' 1 1 Irs.

caro I 78. and. thlS section. l. lY.from\ tletta lIv James 01 pap rs 1 I sct li eon dt st' I I hu ld ot nearwheretheBell a.

geestrom durlngthe I I nesto' I I' Fl i1rnoy. was-frequently I breldand i thecontederatesoldlers whentheir sto I. S. te. he.

I thewoun-ded. rs 15. a a adugJter 10J 0' i fartif ta a I Will. ken. bur lng sPecial at19 I LOOK 610 ON Red ction de.

ofTeefh It 3 Bridge' ork ofb RELAElLE ATLANTAEt TALPARLORS fOYearsafSame LDc tlDn tsJ SINKINGOF LEELAWAYi CAtlSESDAMActClAlM tAmba' ador Is In II tru d' toAklndem Germai y. 9. waalnstruct dep rtmentto pre nt. erman Amerl st amer. 1e' TheappUcation th recelvednecessry own eta.

re" thatot William sUnk. the Febru ry. Theclalm Ind ot' Germa theryeI todI courtthoqgh It. I i ATLANTA1S STRIDES FROM. DAY TO DAY i I were i FO 3 for.

i propertyconslsthig cas. I I taa I nueand of OOO The lotwlUde elopthls erectl Bu Bored' l1s Inv lv- flolieitor o. byDr. hlsson r. ue lIfarkforDul1dJDJr.

5036 599G21but a w8. agoInthese ith a slde IIopkinsstreet Dathrough rs. No53 Er stte be. in 5 propertyconslstll 3 x00. PROIER L' Realty InY nt.

east May so Ml11ed July23. lo Cruseae Lakevlewavenue. 6 Same 1i0xl 2. S10 I I PMlyto pro rty Ilr er. IiO 19 USG Tranbam th I et 1U 5 16 l1m cI 76x200feet.

22. Suburban Realtycompany tJI a l3 e'J JLJ Whlenant 118- 4 any McKende E. U.lSG-Robttt 28. I 2 llns-- al S. SG- to 1.

wet ew. 43of ub ivlsion. OctoberI 1001. Hall 12 14771. i lot' northwest 2.

I. n05 SSco ln. onwt' feet ntral Mrs. Wilson I th I ln a ta olt r' i I Q. en.ue.

13" 191 I. Mc an lot. 2t9l roa 100X5 5 feet.1 SSO- Irs. r. ank.

lot. OIOuthof' ood t. 1704 on' corner I 9700 RosU tOlmelot onw st side of' Grirf. rr 6ft i street. of' uth 27.

I 1915. I I mma 40 281915. no Janellto 150. av nue Mrs. nOr hand' 110 goo ltln ia Wbrkl rlghtOfoW.

ay land. 62. 10. te t1uIY 1. Ho seholdofColurnblan No.

It Julys ot to rft i WlIllam0 i 2. 191 1000 MBenJamln to' 271519. loll 1t I I DlllavlrtUe 7. U. Oo-MrL WS I esnIJfe comp ny 14 Itr Jam.

S. Ralneto 1 60 I Ftfteenth eN I Julys I 000 A. lIssAJ1na Asht. anel 1 1 U.OOO-P' UOG sideDsibnidge feeteut USG e. t.

de AUllta mber U. l000 compati oldeAcorn south-of i TU C8 I Tumdlftc 57 i i tern nd I I CO IO I I erriz leS7 i or I. YOar tjf ld Io50t Ltddell U-Central BCleln northeutRlde 1 east Atl nta U-Charles o. 18 27 Miss V. U.

3o- rs Brookwooddrlve. 6. d. 0 G-D. otYale C1916.

1 I SO Savln 1 At ISJJ Phlll ps I Trust comp Iuts trL ton x1t5 uly Mrs. UOOglethorpe ZO1t 5. Bal1dlB- nmUL U.OOo-Allee W. traetor. 155- rs.

Foecll l. 7000 I i I I I proveia glass- vislontn on ugly causetroUble Areall nly Un. ef sand a. everydetaU ask1lom lIard IIpticalCo. I IN'j OX' ONEYTO" LOAN We 100 000 5 OOO entraland Atl nta.

conside ation. FORREST GEORGE ADAIR 11111 ill Ull II II Ii 1111111111111111 UlIIIIIIIIIIIII Ulilil II UlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 11I111 WhoPrintsYour DOYOU reaticthatno maybe. a hi hly airiedc aniation se vice. ewillend tosee fora fa I Foote' I lviesCompanyi for. th 5111111 UlIIIIIIIIIIII ta III UlIIII1III11I1I1 111111I1 llllllllllllllllllllillif A HOME FOR 100 ftstrue Canou OO ouwant see Ipo pr osi.

eautlf roomspa ious ditllngroom Jna tels. 20 month-and housewlll o1 1y sedale Weare nlc 6e 1 thelots. greatopportunUr. aplIl1 atl ns 7600 our cen invesUg te. tE ORE A UR Months Endlng 30.

CI CINNA TI Stateot pursua ce saldState. Office-Fourth Am unt TotalAssets 9 i. V. THE anyone Ins rance theAet In Co 7' STATEOF Personally be- torethe HDanlel says' thegeneral th sworpi 8ndsubscrlbed ulY. 1915.

No tarT lt a TH08H AIJ I. II II I de A ocioc Knljfhtaere cor. la n. VIt d. R.

an o. be TH. S. 1. allt atlo 4 o.

IS. 1 Templeth1s for. th. po. wh ii N.

NOTIC S. STATEN-Friends or Ir. rs. Ja es aU nd the tato afer- 1:30 Immacuate eptoi oUiclatng. lnt rm nt folowlng gentemen wil palberers mtet chape of J.

:0 Ba Cp i ds aGLE The' fricnds- d' Uv man Tugglt. Irs 11 an rsJohn W. I. orman vled. at nd lr.

RO Noran tQ a lr day Jul 1915. at' n. chape Ii. PUerQn on. A.

Brown wU In Creectmetcr se- lectld a pallbe rers wi eet 2:15 odo 18 FOR. SALE Propery Atanta uriuance a' I. rtpree At3nta lu1 1 al Atanta cub. nd cair tab. rug" offce equ entktrala a lng macine.

ty ate decks pol om eupple. retrgertor5. ran Il. hina sUerwlre tUly the' Inentrv ht I Jw Phh appll3101- nids-'l ti ofcE rdpree 1 buiding a Augu 1015. GJORGE DO elnrs.

Ii CA OLNA- ORTL ND' 0 ID ATLATA GA 1ol al lRllt Asphalt blaKle. ilaster YOR YJle i ldr. 1e It. er. Stored-- cked StorattCo.

I I PAI alAsseD. 3537 lcke Stret I I i 1. FORGED Ui S. PA SpnRTS CAUSE NOTE TO BERLN sp rt Suppled Oficer Arested nan. Lndon.

2 I vs igh authoritY ere th Briish uthoriUeshave mansu jed h3 Inhis possesl10n Am tlcan asport whl aamls dcum nt paredwlh s' Jssi ed fde American ctzen rea wa nt Lndon the state ag rous mitaton under tood' to decared tale- passpor 1chlelter. Germn ic oficer. 0 Thereal was i Hand tr' Apri 8. Thisman was te ga d. Wahington.

29. los eremade Cmentcbythe toi nol Ungto Ger suppled wIh Aerican' Germanorncers State of- fclals said' InvestfgUon 8 8 furda drfting German aSklng payment the. 0 steamei of Island 120. 0 Prpaation oCtedocument folowed re rt rom mericn Dndee Scotand. whlchehwed Je lanaws ca escape Vl afer fhts.

hac fredOffdala Is internatonal re' a arectn cale. Andoubt offcals treaty 128 hl atbrheu mander nwJllng' jettison LelanaWs alow cllm' simiar mael te 0. W1iam rw Tv dye kCOCl7OfdWi Weremaking lean andtomorrow tlthigswill andwe roomforthem jutafew specialvalues to ing 45 ch F1ouncTingiOO Juta 49cyard. 36 ro I 39cycI th ieces a I Percalesand 15ctheyard upto Ine a S0cto WOO a a 4O i 20ffand ar afl I soiledOr han-dling. oc icaSkeiri ssns I es Icli BYADMENS Peclares They ftBlotonthe it3i.

Masse gale SrstwOrds I I am thathe papers-have I tbe Men ere an I I de- 3 1am toyou 4- ire OVefl1Or I I spreadingthe lived thanto We Ourpeople thewaves. ciubscareer as thatthe T. todo getabout sem just like or SHAftI a. AND---- pi BLOCK SedaP Ii ce. MEA1C- OtINS by I oak companytlfle I JAil ter- the tes- tothe Special.

their I th I I 2 of oclocicat returnedfrom Dowell. all Statloas. Special. In ad- he ba- P1OEER oI' WEDMESDAY Caroline s. fromItlarietta 1868 A tothe I et work 1ODAYSONLy atSanie js CAUSES DAMELA1M can a erman notreceived Eit sumedthe a willpay ATANTASSTRIDES FROM A aneightrooidwelling I A.

abe- i dc- 1fitliese PB0rnTT ThANSFE Sirs. rstree 13 Reinsan avenue. 28. Equitable nd S. Adalravenue.

IL i 7. J. It. WhiensntPW. P.Mat- 45xl65.

Janu. I MamlC A 250 of ltallsubdivision Eugene S. 0 43 July Mrs. Sirs. west Mrs.

Emma I feetnorth i 25. comae 2. Atlanta Pourteenthdlstrict. Mrs. ot 74 otteet.

600 Wllliafi side castor 51500 AthenoRvenue. fetsouth 1000 Street. 2 W. etjs 25 Tilden 20 Mrs. A.

0. 27 50 Juiy26. George Tumdiastreet. feet. north 121.

il5. Qu1te Southeariern i-c. Carrie 1015. George 21 Mortgage Mrs. 26.

Shcrifls fl. C. 0 Julia 26 Miss a No. 2i7 :7. 1915.

Mr avenue 3 neverbeen coxsSUNDAY lap EY TO thatn equipmentand yourservice youas 1 for HOME ou 0 rent- I Capitalfitock 1 THEYEAR SUCMO2THS one 4 dqth the 1' W. H. SMITH cc JRMITH A iSo All W-Jaflies 1 Coneption vIew. 1:30 p. A.

J. 3. Tt0CiGtE andrelatives 1toyEorman Tuggle in. today at2Id et- wili.offi- cc- I will refz-l Cersto re. ilneo.

ins-enters. n-hfc Ill of Sthday CEMENTCOMPANY 5boleaIe Slate-coated Shiggisa. 1Seytoo. Lime I Shipped JohnJWoodslda torae Sb WetTrj EORgJAPAINTgtMSCQ I I LIIi N.Vh PASSPRTS USE OTETO BERUW It paredwith PsspOrtwhich tam issuedto hi Berlingovefn Germanori ers. depattmentofflclais of 1820.

Leeianaws cap- tam escapeis rernove5 1.