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PAMT HOHT g- TH ATIAMTA. ttm Edited by toYd A. Wilhoto 200 PER MONTH IFOR ARMY HOSPITALS Washington February IX. The Red Cross has placed at the disposal of the army medical corps for use In reconstruction work an emergency. fund of 200 7 per month for each hue and general hospital engaged In this work.

There are four hospital engagedIn neb activities and the donation will mean an expenditure of-nearly $19009 a month hi the Red Gross alone the work of re-educating disabled soldiers The money Ja not to be used for the purchase of. supplies equipment and service which may be provided from army supplies or funds CORPORAL LOVEJOY TO BE MARRIED SOON the return' to Camp Gordon ofCorporal Seth Lovejoy after a furlough spent at his home In Sandwich Mass. his engagement to Miss Clara Marshall of Brookfield. Mass was made known to his friends. Corporal Lvejoy has been at.

Camp Gordon for the' put two year connected with. the 107th ordnance de pot company and Is well known in ahe city. A new cork puller looks like a pall' of scissors the loops of the handles parting to spread the points after the latter are inserted through a lork. OUBNDFUI New Alcoholic Elixir Called Aspironal Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies Used and Endorsed by European and American Army Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold and Prevent Complications. Every Druggist in U.

S. Instructed to Refund Price While You Wait at Counter If Relief Does Not Come Within Two Minutes. Delightful Taste Imme diate Relief Quick Warm-Up. The sensation of the year la the drug trade Is AllplronaL the Two- Minute cold and cough reliever au" thorltativelY guaranteed by the Laboratorlo tested. approved and most enthusiastically Indorsed' by ihe highest authorities and pro- Claimed by the common people as Un times as quick and effective as whisky.

rock and rye. or any other cold cough cure they have ever tried. All drug stores are now supplied with the wonderful new elixir. so all you have to do. to get rid of that told is to step into the nearest drug tore.

hand the clerk a half a dollar Wv a bottle of lplronal and. tell him to serve you a teaspoonful with four tealPoonfuls of water In a glass. With your watch in your hand take Jhe drink at one swallow. and call tor your money back In two minutes St you cannot feel your cold fading way like a dream. within the time I mlt.

Don't be bashful. for all trugglsts invite you and expect 00 to try It. Everybody's dotpg It. When your cold or cough' Is re eyed. take the remainder of the uottle home to your wife and babies for Asplronal is by tar the safest and most effective.

the easiest to take and mot agreeable cold and cough iemedy for infants and children. 110 not be afraid of its alcoholic contents. for it contains no more then any good doctor would pre- tcrlbe for a cold. cough or the flu dv On Nations Honor Roll HeaTr-casrfaltlfi continue to bereported by the war departinent for publication on Friday mornxng a total of 1456 names being Included Inthe latest lists Only 84 deaths are reported white 127 arelisted as wounded and fire missing la action. A total of 49 names are the marine list.

The uamezot the following Georgians are Included in the lists Died of woundsPrivate Kirby Smith Dallas. Died of disease. Private John Qdum Oduni Walter Green J285 Gilbert street Macon. Present for duty previously reported mlsslngln action. Private Walter E.

Bolton Griffin. Wounded in action. Lieutenant Lane Tifton Sergeant. John B. Harris 707 Elbert street.

Augusta Corporals Thomas M. Flnley Port Qainea Bishop 7. Barnes Bullocnvflle Herbert C. Gray 1240 Green street Angustaf Lee Hill Avalon Charlton E. Wisenbaker.

Dasher Privatea Walter Dixon 333 West North avenue Atlanta John S. Voyles 82 Windsor street Atlanta Deforest Hale Lafayette Wiley G. Langsford. Americus Charles M. Otter 1144 Druid Park ayenne.

Augusta James E. Scott. Ronle Robert Brock Lavonla Henry G. Butler John Dixon OslertieIdHaryey L. Stewart Madison Vivian M.

WUflams Rockmart Oscar Bishop Canton Lee Sullivan Perry Oliver E. Smith Cartersvllle Carl a Styles Altoona JSrnest O. Prnett Grayson Robert T. Griffith Pendergriss ClaYln E. Alexander Pairmount Henry Bean.

Trion. i Reported Previously- Army to to Date Yesterday. Reported. Total. Killed in action 12 30645 J0.

eo Lost at sea A. jgi. jgi Pled of wounds 7 Dfed of accident or other causes. 2718 Died of disease 4 5553 Total deaths 4 Wounded 1267 Missing Including prisoners 5 Grand total 1258. 232835 234091 Reported Previously Marine Corps Casualties to Date Yesterday.

Reported. Total. Deaths 23 2180 2203 Wounded 17 3099 1111 Prisoners 0 385 385 Total marine casualties to 6 64 5704 Total army casualties 234091 Grand total army and marine casualties to date. 23971 Southern Casualties in Friday Mornings List February 14. Tie following southern' cuusltles art reported by the commanding general of th American ezpedi- tlonarj forcn.

DIES nox AOGIDExT LID OTHZB CAUSES. GALES. Loden. Yayette Miss IfLSAN ThomU Moont Pleaunt N. 0.

WOTTHTJED 8EVEXELY. Lieutaaut. Fred Xlm sr. Jtort Mule S. O.

BeTfUBt George Compton Town-rills S. 0. Fred T. FtrOU Mobile Ala. Ifoulc William 7.

Simrd. Cave Speings Os XJtnUuati. Oscar 7. BUhop baton Ct. June A.

Ciih CookevSle. Tenn. xratns T. Cries Slate Sprint. WM.

Walter Dixon Atlanta Ga. Clind B. HAIL tokornIs Au. Jlmmle Jones Vernon Ala. Nell it.

Klngan. New Market Vs. Perry D. Martor. Canto N.

C.f- Robert Uarqaard. Rock Hill. S. Samnel O. Robin Portirnouth.

Vs. Nick Roblnett Raven Vi. Robert Stell. Wake Toted N. C.

Le L. Slliyn terry Oaj Herbert A. tht High Point. N. C.

James S. Smiley Macon N. C. Colbert E. Rmltb Cans vs.

Oliver Smith. Cartanrille 04. Carl C. Stiles AUatoonaOa SIISSING IN ACZIOV. Private Riebird D.

Peel. Prater Vs. Herman E. Rethwiech Lonlrrtlle Ky. Southern Casualties In Thursday Afternoons List Wuhington February 13.

Tie following southern casualties ire reported by the commanding general of. the American expedi tionary forces. LiMrtenant. flux. James Camden S.

0. Privt. NICHOLS Emmett. EajwoxJ Va. DIED or WOTNDS.

Corporal. MOOXETHAM. Pan B. Spartubnrr S. C.

DIED OF DISEASE Lieutenant. MOXTKOSE Harry Wtjnesboro Va. Prt7 t4I. ODD. lob VT.

Otum. Ga. SHEFFIELD PUltps Norum Tla. ARRANT. Wm.

D. Darlington Fin BRACKEN Tresley Franklin Ky. DAVIS. George. Haynevlile All.

OKEEhT Walter. Xscon Ge. ILRRZLL wimp. Perkeston. Mils.

JAMES Arthur. Lemon Spring. N. C. KING.

Jlmmle Arlington Tens. WOUNDED SEVERELY IT ACTIOX. Corporal. Thomas 36. Finley Fort Gaines Ga.

Washington February 13. Tbe following cabled corrections are leased as an appen. db to the regular lists RtTTDNED TO DUTY PREVIOUSLY SE- rOSTED KILLED IX ACTION. Private. Albert A.

Antic Irene. Ky. RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSLY RE PORTED DIED P1016 WOUNDS. Private.

Hoses C. Stroman Orangeburg S. C. KILLED in ACTIOH paETiOTrsLT U- PORTED jnssura nr ACTION. Private.

William A. Fickle. Dupilesli La. WOUNDED BEVEEELT PEEVIOUBLT ZN- POSTED mssDfo re ACTION. Privates Sylyeiter Nde.

Kismet Temv Uelrtn tandy Glan Vs. WOUNDED StGKTLY PREVIOUSLY REPORTED 361531140. in ACTION. Private. Sam A.

Green Mount Pleasant. Miss. 66 NORTH FORSYTH' STREET Ivy 7893. The Quality Shoe Repair Cde A New Organization Of skilled shoemakers and foot specialists has opened its doors to cater to the people of Atlanta and vicinity. Its- object is to give QUALITY and.

SERVICE. In order to accomplish this real shoemakers will do the work the latest types of machines will be used and the best grade of leather. RELIEF FOR THE ACHING FOOT. An orIho- pedic department has been established in this shop and the expert attention of SYLVAN G. COX will begiven to those suffering from FALLEN ARCHES MORTON'S TOE ENLARGED JOINTS.

CALLOUSES BUNIONS and METATARSAL TROUBLE. There are no foot troubles but what can be permanently relieved. SYLVAN G. COX the manager of the QUALITY SHOE REPAIR CO. and FOOT SPECIALIST 4ias just been discharged as an officer in the U.

S. Army. His last station was in Atlanta where he had charge of the governments largest and most complete shoe repairing plant in the country. Mr. Cox's home.

was formerly in Boston Mass. where he learned the shoe busi- ness. He was also the foot specialist in the largest woman's exclusive she er shop in the country located in New York city. WOUNDED PREVIOUSLY REPORTED JCSSUta. IN ACTION.

Privates truest G. Proett Orsycos Oa Zdward B. flay Franklin Nj. Marine Corps Casualties Washington February 13. The following southern casualties are reported by the corn.

manding general of the Americas expeditionary forces ACTION. Privates. DEANS. James D. Middlesex N.

HUTCTINS Walter Yadklnrtlle. N. a DIED OP WOUNDS. Privates. CRANTORD.

Reid D. Dayidsos. N. a SKIlL Klity Dallas Os. WOUNDED IK ACTIOIT SEVERELY.

Private. ZJnton C. Fendley Znuiivtlie Ky. PEEST FOB DUTY. PRE7KHTSLT XE- POUND XIUZJG.

Privates. Walter E. Belies Griffin Ge. Odin Johns Secaitee Nil. WOVNDED- DEGREE UNDETEIMIBtt Lieutenants.

Elmer N. Grigge AshevIlle 14. Howard P. Stewart Orange City. Pie.

Henry P. Ledford StocksrOle N. CV Berman D. Moore Jsyettutlfle N. C.

John Neiman Wllkesboro N. C. William A. Lane Tiftos. Hergia.

Setgunti Leonard E. Hill Jr. Beoton Ny. Willlam C. Green Hontarllle Ala.

lob B. Harris Anusta Gaj Rufus Bryant Buena Vista Vs. George French. Jr. Neubert Tens.

Victor A. Semi Cullman Ala. Luther Walker. Nicklessille. Corporals.

Bishop 7. Daises BUIICITIIIe Oa. Law. yeses Bowden Newport Ky. William C.

Bruce Petner S. flerbert C. Gray Augusta Oscar I. Green Lezhigton Ala. Mitt hicks.

Cosby Tens. John S. Iteamon Walstonbnrg N. Elijah V. carver.

Difficult Tens. Privates. William Barnes hayette Ala. Legrand W. Brady Btontm Tens.

Edward f. Bucey. Coviegtoo. Tens. John D.

Clarke Franklin Ky. Joseph Cross Conrad. Ky. Harold J. Gray Albany Ala.

Thorn- I' IL Griffin. Winston. N. a Zcbett T. Griffith.

Pesdrgrw Ga. Thomas F. Higgins Haniaonbnrg Vs. Ira Johnson Coats N. a Jeter Ledford Bakersrllle IT.

C. Dock UcCanley Jonesrllle Vi. Elliott hence Neeses S. Thomas B. Oaks Cranberry N.

C. Squire RUq Ouckborn Ky. Bob Boiling Beetle. N. Dlllard Sparks inc.

Ky. Ninmet Sparks. Mirth' Ky. Murray Wilson StatesTllIe N. CalvIn E.

Alexander. falrmonit Oa. John W. Angles rannrllle Va. Henry Bean Tries ua.

Bestir B. Braswell Elm City N. C. Dewey Clayton. Bozboro S.

James P. Gray huntsville Ala. Deforest Kale. Lafayette Ga. Herbert L.

Harris Slaarts Drift. Vs. Latlnas T. Nitric Hen Carson N. C.

Virgil Johnson. Bruin Ky. John Kennedy Clayton Ala. Wiley O. LanderS.

America' Oa. Let Lynn. Huntingdon Tens. Charles Nelson Pollen Bingham Vs. Margin Barney Troy Ala.

BobB. Banreey Dyer Tens. Call In Brawefl NashvIlle Colbert W. Brelsad Selma. Ala.

Leonard S. Caton. Cosby Tens. James W. dark Huntsville Ala.

Ed Cryme. WlUlamston 8. John W. Dowdell Belles Ky. Charles H.

Oetea Augusta Oa. Wallace L. Ulggin. botham. Nuhvllle Tens.

William Role. ban Louisville Ky. William P. Drake Easier S. McKendree H.

Farmer Wailand Tens. William L. Guriey. Lexington George Thomas Harrison Lexington Ky. Algernon.

S. Lawrence Jr. Birmingham Ala. Lounle E. UcCutcheon Like City Tcltos Marshall Wlntergreen Vs.

Richard Anderson Chic. City Vs. Levi a Powell Hubbard Ky. Albert Mo. Kenxle Klngsport Tenn.

Alvin Neil Bald. rul N. a Sam F. Rogers. Rock Hill.

8. C. Thomas B. flushing Corinth Miss limes Eagle Scott Bent. Oa George C.

Walker Nauawsdox V. Sergeants. OUle G. Holmes Henderson N. 0.

Thomas 1. Orrender. Cooleemee N. 0. Even V.

Roberta Like City Ni. Brooks W. Sen. icr Hsrtrrille S. a Corporals.

William L. Bobbin Lexington Tenn. Tim Bush Eradyvule Tens Da rid I. Cans ltenegr Ala. Carl M.

Doss Louisville Mice. Thou. S. Grey. Bealtoi Vs.

Wli. lie Griffin South Birmingham Ala. Lee Bin Alraton Oa. Ciirltoa S. Wlienliaker Dasher Oa.

Xnsician. Alex TrIPkenAi Bton All. Privates. David Barnes Wilson. N.

C. Zobert Brock Zr. Laysnia Oa. Henry G. Butler Rockmart Os.

Jess W. Iegar Tuewell MADE HELPLESS BY RHEUMATISM ZIRON DM This Keitucky GenHeman More Good Tha Any Other Medlctee Eight years ago I was down with rheumatism. writes 31 J. Hutcherson. of Tompkinsvllle Ky.

I was helpless for three months. Unable to even feed myself. Doctors doctored me and I got up but have had bad health ever since with soreness and weakness across my back and In my arms and legs. I finally took Zlron and It has done me more good than any medicine I have ever taken and I intend to take more of it for it the best medicine I ever used. I have found it Just what Is recommended to be.

and I am ready to tell other suffering people that- Huron. helped me and anx. ions to speak a word of praise for Zlron acts on the blood and has been found of great value In Rheumatism. Indigestion. Anemia and General Weakness.

Ztron puts iron Into the blood and Iron Is needed by your system to make you strong and Ask your druggist about the guarantee on the first Your Blood Need adv Vs. limes IL CuHwrUoa Hudcrtea 01aj HsrtsriHe. lasSes Bead Crockettnaic JCr. Bzl a CnrM. net BoObr Sprtetv Tena.

Ika JMxZ OdsfUU. Itortit Xtttt. CaTM. Xy. SSB ruccte.

7 ckson Ny4 JUDO 5' God. Tr Abctttoe. Vs. Jobs I. Hok BOUM Vs.

WWie lobes Amelia K. a itatbietci LoWe UJUUJCBJUS Bet N. Msgee llmat Ollre. I VMn Asderesis B. 0.

Perry Casper Otk. ncUia. My. wmisa XL Pszrt- iVU bor H. a aatetopbec Plfjua.

nixJnun KfT fXA A. Fmley Bromine Al 131 iL JUtter. Hemp a liii Atluta ai Bused O. W4lk T. Jackseavlfle- Tls.

Banes lterfolk- Vs. Walter. I. Ereedoi MontpeUer Station. Vs.

David D. Carter Wants. Va Bovard r. Srsas Becrer Brook. Vs.

Zittcrlee O. Trench. Bldunrnd vet Berate 3. Gaits Pins Css- Unaf Osrence a Gout Staunton Vs. PIgeon Creek.

Ala. Boy Ktuey Trenton N. C. OJCCM a IWtoa. tUnlCao.

My- BrtJ Pulk Cat Abu Join T. Hkes Tree I Corbttt Vincent Bee Springs Kr. AMom r. Williams CUrfarffle La. Join U.

MarpJIili- puudelnlua Miss. James- B. Manhteizn WUmUrton. It. C.

KCJ fames T. Uarsi Orenm Scott Wilson N. a Harvey L. BUwt MadisoN Os Varcelle Lwds Vouioure St. Loci ITU Ant Ward rranklbi My.

Zeb B. WllklM. can. N. Vlviaa X.

Wfll llimi Bockmart Oa. Emory E. WUenjan. Lone ToDBUtB Vs. Andrew J.

Aadrewm. C. George YrtsOn- Backing. ham- It Jerk Otayes Germantown Tern. loSs W.

Craves Germantown Tens. Ivy D. EoUl nbnrj nn. Oedrc holmes Loulcvilte My. Walter UBetkcl.

a WlUUm flag. Domino. WElUnx Vs. By the unlfictrtlon of stations and terminals flilOid was saved last year in Atlanta alone according to the annual report made by Regional Director B. I Wincbell to the director general of railroads and just re leased for publication.

The total saving in this way all over' the southern region amfunted to 2182. Through other economies such as elimination of passenger trains re duction In advertising expenses re duction in freight train service telegraph and telephone unification and the consolidation of general office forces. this sum was raised to 17.975,315. which represents the total amount cut from usual expenses in this region. While there was an Increase In expenses in 1 18.

the director general states that this was due to the volume of business and the increase in salaries paid during the year. During the ten months ending October SI. 1917. the roads hr the southern region transported passengers the equivalent of 4847029611 miles which was an increase of 40 per cent over the corresponding pe nod of the previous year. The remarkable feature of this performance.

the report states. Is that this largely increased volume- of traffic was handled with approxi mately the same number of passenger train miles Including special troop trains. Results of the safety movement which has been- organized on each road was summarized by Mr. Winch ell in- the statement that there were 27 per cent less fatalities and 38 per cent less injuries in November than in August when the safety organization was established. Lest many think that because the war pressure is somewhat relieved transportation troubles are over.

Mr. Winchell adds In the closing words. of his report It should be made plain to every one that but few of the many train and engine men shop bridge track and station forces superintendents and trainmasters general managers general superintendents and other skilled and valuable factors In the successful operation of our railroads have as yet been released from the colors and actually back in our service We need them to carry on In our best manner. FUNDS WILL BE RAISED FOR SLAVE HOME Steps to raise through popular subscription a sufficient fund to build at Meadowbrook a home for old darkles and slaves will be taken at a niece meeting at 2:30 o'clock next Sunday afternoon at the St. Paul A.

it. E. church. Jackson McHonry chairman of the movement yesterday issued a statement explaining the purpose of the movement and appealing for Its support. This an effort to proylde for the old people who have served this country and its people well.

he said. It will be an. easy matter. to care for thorn. if we can get a home built for them.

E. R. Cralgford secretary of the Meadowbrook Land company has donated four lots at Meadowbrook for erecting the home. REV. S.

B. LEDBETTER DIES FROM INFLUENZA Rev. S. B. Ledbetter one of the most prominent members of the North Georgia Methodist conference anti presiding elder of the Dalton district died of Influenza Thursday afternoon at his home at LaFay.

ette. Ga. following a short Illness. lie was the son of L. L.

Led. better. a former member of the North Georgia conference. Surviving are his widow and four children one brother. Ernest Ledbetter of Atlanta and one sister Mrs.

S. W. Hughes of Atlanta. Dr. Ledbetter was one of the trustees of the Wesleyan Christian Advocate.

and was treasurer of the Preachers Aid society of the North Georgia conference. His funeral will be held at Marietta Saturday. Employment Bureau. Way-cross Go. February' 13 Special The United States Employment service under the management of Mr.

Carter is doing some splendid work In placing re turned soldiers and sailors in profitable and useful employment. During the week ending February S. 140 men were placed of which 120 were returned soldiers and sailors. Lee Hall Va. and Henry N.

Van Hook. Augusta Ga. Captains Clarence 2 Blttner Walter W. Fenton. Adam H.

Konigmacher Petersburg. Va. H. W. Dlngman- Fort.

Oglehthorpe Ga. Oscar C. Frundt Augusta Ga. First lieutenants Arthur IC. Bald.

win. Petersburg. Va. George McCreight Augusta Ga. Walter S.

Mix Columbia S. C. John 16. Rock. Columbia S.

C. Frank S. Sauer. Fort Oglethorpe Ga. Walter W.

Wynne Columbia S. C. Charles Cad waller. Fort Oglethorpe Ga. Elbert E.

Freeman. Carl Freund and Walter R. Livingston. Columbia. C.

Dental Corps First Lieutenants Lynn 5 Blanchard Petersburg. Vs. Charles B. Pratt Sr. Columbia S.

C. Robert P. Wells Augusta. and Max D. Wllmont Columbia S.

C. The men will sail from San Fran. disco February 25. Religious Survey. American Ga.

February 13. Special. Rev. George F. Brown pastor of the Central Baptist church here i engaged In making a re liglous survey of Friendship' Baptist association.

This association embraces the counties of. Sumter. Terrell Lee Sibley Macon and Marion and the Information Is to include figures showing as nearly as possible the" population by race and together with other data including the number location and denomination of churches. The' Information is being gathered under auspices of the home mission board of the Southern Baptist convention of which Rev. Brown la resldent jepresentatlve 4 VWNEMEK The fire department Investigation which is the outgrowth of- sensa tlonsi charges that have been cross- Illed between Chief W.

B. Cody and other members or the- department will not begin Its public hearings before the middle of next week. This information was" given out by Chairman-Al U. Martin. oV the special investigating committee.

and others connected with. the probe. The developments in the case Thursday were tfie filing of a de murrer by Harvey Hill on behalf or Homer U. Daniel one or the firemen cited by- Cody for appear. snce before the committee on charges and a statement by' G.

Courtney a former assistant chief of the department who served un. der' both. Cummings and Cody. Dewar Filed. Daniel's demurrer filed by his attorney.

Harvey Hill charges that the investigation was instigated by Chief Cody. and gives to It a po liticat coloring saying that the' chief. wishes to be exonerated from' charges he has brought against himself and. that. the.

investigation the chief has set up' is only for the purpose of. finding how the men stand on the election of a chief. The investigation will avail no one candidacy for re-election said Daniel's demurrer. and it appears simply a dragnet to bring about an exoneration of the chief on charges that he has preferred against himself. The demurrer further states that Chief Cody's allegations are entire' ly too vague.

Indefinite and uncertain with reference to the attitude of certain men in the department toward him and prays that the investigation be halted where It is. art ey SU em t. The Daniels petition was filed early in the day Thursday and later G. Courtney. who has served many years in the Atlanta fire department who declares himself is friend to both Cody and Cummings.

the two men spoken of as candidates fox the' office of chief. gave out a statement to the effect that politics Is at the bottom of the al leged trouble in the fire depart. men. Mr. Courtney has been called upon to testify before the investigating committee and Judging from hl long service and his intimate knowledge of the men In the depart.

ment. it is believed he will have much of Interest to say before the board of remasters. Mr. Courtney. who conducts a mercantile establishment on.

South Pryor street retired from the fire department last September after having served as assistant chief under Cody and Cummings. Speaking ax a business man he points out the alleged fact that politics has entered the department. dating the entrance back about two years ago. He has been called upon as a wit. ness in the coming investigation and hi testimony is expected to be sensational.

The meeting of the Atlanta School Improvement association which was announced for Monday evening February 17 has been postponed to Tuesday evening. Murphy 56. Holloway stated Thursday evening. The meeting will be held at 8 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce build. Ing and a large attendance is urged on account of the Importance of the matters to be discussed.

One of the propositions which will ha taken up by the association at once Is that of the special school tax. It Is the Intention of the organization to work in the Interest of this special Jevy by creating public sentiment in its favor and it will be necessary to lay plans for Its accomplishment Another' feature of the association's present program is the passage of a bond issue for schools. The bond question will be up for discussion Tuesday evening and it Is desired that as many as possible of Atlanta's interested citizens attend and help in working out the details of bringing relief to the schools In this way. DBATUIH LeFayette- Ga. February 13 Special Rev.

S. B. Ledbetter presiding elder of the Dalton district and. a widely known and beloved minister of the North Georgia conference died here today from pneumonia following an attack of influenza. He was a son of Rev.

L. L. Ledbetter. long a member of the North Georgia conference and Is a member of a family prominently Identified throughout the stats. Surviving him are his wife and four children.

his wife before her marriage being Miss Emma Rapier of LaFayette. He also leaves four brothers and four sisters D. H. Ledbetter. Copper Hill.

Tenn. Dr. L. S. Ledbetter.

Cedartown. Ga. Rev. M. Ledbetter Waycross Ga.

E. L. Ledbetter. Decatur. Ga.

Mrs. L. Lee of St. Louis. Mo.

Mrs. W. S. wHrtv Decatur. GL Mrs.

Carrie Hughes Atlanta and' Mrs. Tilman Fakes Augusta. The body will be taken to Car- tersvllle which has been his pastoral home for the past four years and the funeral will be held there Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. The interment will be at. Marietta.

BRUNSWICK BOND ELECTION ON APRIL 2 Brunswick. Ga. February IS Special The people of Brunswick will vote on the question of bonds on April 2. and the amount to be authorized will be 150000. This was provided for In an ordinance which was placed upon its first reading at a meeting of the city council tonight and which received the unanimous support 0 the members.

It was originally Intended to make the issue 3100000 but the people as well as council advocated a higher issue and 150000 was agreed upon. Every cent of this money la to be used on the streets of the city. and- practically- every business street as well IL. a number of the principal residence thoroughfares will be paved. NEW YORK CARPENTERS WILL RESUME STRIKE New York February 13 Repre sentatives- of the.

Brotherhood of Carpenters and the Building Trades Employers' association felled to agree on a wage scale at a confer- ence late today and the carpenters on Monday will resume the strike which was suspended while negotiations were pending. Simultaneously with the announcement that the carpenters had failedin their effort to obtain an' advance of 1 a' day In their wages. tame the statement the executive council of. the building trades department of the American Federa. tion of Labor will meet tomorrow In this city to determine whether to call a strike of the thirty crafts represented as in sympathy with the carpenters.

The bricklayers plasterers and masons known as the basic trades already have called a sympathetic strike on all jobs held by members of the employers' sssocla tion In morexhan one. hundred cities. BYSENAlPEACOCK Among the prominent visitor in Atlanta Thursday was Senator C. H. Peacock ofEastman.

Ga. who In dlscuwing the bad roads of Georgia and the remedy for them was emphatic In stating that he favored an extra session of the legislature in order to get the legislation necessary not only to start work on the roads this year but to save the loss of the federal funds now due Georgia and the possible loss of the additional fundswhich we are expected to get from the appropriations made for post- roads- the latter amounting to 7000000 for Georgia. Senator Peacock said nearly ev cry-body in his section favors the ex tra session and approves the plan of the Georgia State Automobile association for issuing 40060000 worth of bonds and letting the automobile owners. pay the bill. Reports from officials of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce Thursday indicate that the organt- zatlon of commercial bodies In the counties throughout the state lor the purpose of operating with the state chamber In assuring a special session of the legislature to.

secure 840000000 for permanent road building. Is progressing rapidly. Four counties have already organized under the leadership of S. W. Rudland general secretary of the Georgia chamber and letters are flowing Into- the chamber from many counties asking for aid- from this source' In forming a commercial organization MINIS MADE HEAD OF SOUTHWESTERN ROAD ON THURSDAY Macon Ga.

February 11 Spe cial. P. Minis was re-elected president of the Southwestern railroad by the directors following the annual stockholders' meeting held here today. Other officers- sleeted were" W. R.

Cox. vice president. and Gordon Hardeman. secretary and treasurer. The following directors were re-elected- A.

L. Miller and W. H. Felton of Macon A R. Lawton.

Samuel B. I. Rauers. Malcolm Maclean of Savannah. No other business of general interest was transacted.

Alle Vrqnnardt Dies Macon. Ca. February IS Spe- clal Allen P. Urquhardt of Cochran one of the best known busi' ness men of middle Georgia. who had been engaged in business at Cochran for forty years died at the home of his son Julian F.

Urqu. hardt in Macon today. following an extended illness. At one time Mr. rquhardt was In business in Macon and built the first residence on what Is now called Washington avenue.

Forty years ago he opened a merchandise establishment in Cochran and had been engaged in business there con. tinuously since. He served as mayor pro tern and alderman of Bleckly and took an active part in local politics. Besides his son. Julian a prominent Macon attorney.

Mr. Urquhardt leaves two other sons John C. Urqu. hardt. mayor of Cochran and Lieutenant T.

LInton Urquhar4t of Camp Meade. and three daughters. Mrs. IL P. Blazer of Atlanta Mrs R.

H. Peacock of Cochran. and Miss Marguerite Urquhardt. of Cochran. The body was taken to Cochran this afternoon and the funeral will be held there Saturday.

Share of Contents of Lost Wallet Returned In an Unsigned. Note Macon. Ga. February IS Spe cial James Fowler. of Soperton came to Macon two or three days ago to attend an auction sale at Camp Wheeler and while there lost- his wallet containing seventeen fifty dollar bills.

A story was carried about the loss In the local newspapers and today a white man left a sealed envelope at the office of the Macon Telegraph. When the envelope was opened It was found to contain five fifty dollar bills and the following unfortunate' who lost his money at Camp Wheeler I send ing my share of the findings which was 250. It is assumed a puny of men found the money and divided it among themselves. The identity of the man who returned the money today Is not known. SAVANNAH CARMEN STRIKE BUT CARS RUN Savannah.

Ga. February IS Sa vannah was not denied a street car service today because of the strike of the union conductors and motor. men of the. Savannah Electric company. The cars have been maintaining a fair schedule today.

It is reported that about 109 men are out. There is no disorder. but some or the suburban or Industrial plant lines have- either had to have the number of cars greatly reduced or eliminated. It Is was said that the Savannah trades and labor. assem.

bly. body representing all classes of labor. held a meeting last night and decided upon a general sympathetic strike tomorrow. but this has not yet been confirmed. The strike was called to enforce union recognition which was not granted by the war labor board when wage increases were awarded Union men asserted 200 or practically the whole force.

were out. The company gave no figures but the number of cars run. ning and the best information avail able Indicated that not all the force had struck. ROADS MAY RESUME A LA CARTE SERVICE Washington February IS War time restrictions on railroad dining car service will be modified March 1. Director General Hines today authorized federal managers of all lines to resume A la carte service wherever It could be done without causing congestion.

On trains where table dhote service' is continued. not more than five courses may be served the cost to be 1 and the meal to be made worth the price" 3 PERSONS INJURED' IN WRECK ON PENNSY Franklin. Pa. February IS Three persons were Injured when four coaches of the. Pittsburgh-Buffalo express northbound on the Pennsylvania railroad were derailed at St.

George. twenty miles south of here. The cause of the accident was undertermlned Railroad off dais said. none of the injured were seriously hurt. Wanted to Buy cow- PEAS and Velvet Beans' Clays Irons Mixed tc.

Send Samples and Prices VYMB BLOOMFIELD New Orleans La. Stomach ills permanently disappear after drink ing the celebrated Shtvar Mineral. Water. Positively guaranteed by money-back offer. Tastes fine.

Ci tf a trifle. Delivered anywhere by our Atlanta- agents. Mono Drugstore. Marietta and Broad sic Phone them. SEVERELY INJURED- ANDAUTQ WRECKED Dawson.

Oa February IS. Spe cial. UcHulty. mayor wf Dawson. was severely.

though not fatally Injured here today when HI automobile was truck and almost completely demolished by e. passenger train of the Seaboard Ale Line railroad. Mayor UcNnlty was driving from hl place of business to hi. horns and was crossing the railroad tracks at' their- Intersection with Twelfth avenue when the accident occurred. He did not hear the approach of the train which was running late.

and hl view of the track wa cat off by several emptr boxcars The engine struck the automobile almost- in the center- and carried tome distance up the. track. Mayon McNulty sustained a broken collar. bone. fractured rib and' severe bruises about the body.

NATIONAL HIGHWAY IN- AWFUL SHAPE Americas Osu February Special. Automobile parties contemplating trips into Florida should take warning from the experience of Arthur S. Kelly Knights of Co. lumbus at Soother field. the aviation training station here.

and avoid traveling over the' national highway. According to Kelly. this highway is positively the worst road he has traveled in a long time and altogether unsuited for use of tourists. In company with F. R.

Cameron. of Americas and Ii. A. Sheridan another Knights of Columbus worker Kelly drove an army car through from Camp Johnston- at Jacksonville to tTnericus three dan being required to make the trip. The' road from.

Jacksonville to Lakeland. Fla. which was over the national highway was awful lie said. Owing to heavy sand encountered a day and a half was re quired to make 62 miles while picks and shovels were frequently used to further progress. The road from Lakeland to Thomasville is slightly better and from TTiomasvlUe to toAmerlcu a distance of SC miles.

Kelly covered in three hours and fifteen AMERICUS BLIND TIGER IS CAPTURED Amerlcul Ga. February Special. Ed West a prominent negro here is in custody charged with having liquor in his posses. lion unlawfully. Officers believe In his arrest they- may have captured the leader of a gang which has given considerable trouble here.

Illicit sales' of liquor heretofore hard to trace. It Is believed were engineered by West. Seen coming- into the city last night in an automobile he was ar rested and searched several pints of blockade liquor being taken from him. He Informed the' officers he had bought the liquor from a white man near Huntington but did not know his name. and.

could. give no description him. Jt is believed West has long been active as go. between. for moonshiners selling their product here.

EASTMAN AND DODGE BOYS ARE RETURNING' Eastman Ga. February 13 Spe cial From the different training camps of the country. Eastman and Dodge county boys are coming home In large number and a- number of boys who have seen active1 service In France helve returned to their homes with honorable discharges Dodge county furnished approximately seven hundred young men to Uncle Sam's fighting forces. and they are In. all branches of the service scattered over all parts of the world.

There were approximately one hundred and fifty volunters In the different branches of the service. WITH BULLETIN IN LUNG VISITS HIS PARENTS. Fitzgerald. Ga. February 13 special.

Sergeant Sherman Lester shot through the lungs In the Tonic sector In J81T and at present In the recuperation camp at Fort McPherson visited his" grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Sam HaterfieH in this city this week. Lester to still carrying the bullet In his lung. but expects to it extracted before being discharged from the army.

J. D. ELDRIDGE HEADS SOUTHERN CATTLEMEN New Orleans February IS Mont gornery Ala. was selected- as the 1920 convention city and John D. Eldrldge of Gregory.

Ark was elected president of the Southern Cattlemen's association at the concluding session here today of the seventh annual convention of that organization. Action was deferred for one year on the propositions to' change the name of the organization to the Southern Livestock association and to establish permanent headquarters A secretary will be chosen next month by the executive. board. Governor C. H.

Brough. of Arkansas principal speaker at the final session declared the Intensive progressive farming In the south was the greatest bulwark possible which could be raised against Bolshevism Progressive farming valuable yields and friendly rivalry in im. provement work. means a contented people. he said.

Bolshevism cannot exist where people are contented and prosperous. There is no question but that Bolshevism will make its' appearance in the south but it will make no headway because the people will be in no mood to welcome itr1- Instead of. This Drastic Mineral Poison Use Dr. H. Mozleys Lemon Elixir a Safe and Satisfactory Vegetable Laxative.

Many people have the calomel habit. They know calomel moves the bowels. They oVerook the fact however that calomel not only fall to' remove all impurities from the system but actually adds1 to them by- the mercurial deposits It leaves. After repeated doses these deposits accumulate and cause trouble later In. life.

Many a csrti of rheumatism might be' traced to mercurial de. posits that- settled In the Joints causing them to become swollen and very painful. Instead of this mineral poison. use Dr. H.

Mozleys Lemon Elixir- which has been the ideal regulating substitute for calomel and castor ou seven years. This vegetable medicine produces the benefits you. expect from mineral calomel-- but none of toe harm. fnl effects. It la pleasant In taste gentle anti prompt' In action relieving sick headache- biliousness mdi.

gestion dizziness feversscolds in- luenza end grippe A spoonful taken occasionally keeps the liver and bowels active. It Is safe for young children as well a older people. Get a trial bottle of this excep. lonsly meritorious laxative from your- druggist. Refuse substitutes.

No other medicine like It noth lug. Is so good to protect your health. adv. Valdosta Ga- February IS. Spe cial.

Judge W. F. Thomas of the southern judicial circuit today handed down a decision in the case of. the Milltown Airline railroad permanently restraining the owners from dismantling the road and or dering them to i resume its operation. Provision for.

receivership er the property. is- made in the decision. should the' owners fall to abide by. the terms of. the court orders.

Wil liam Paftord. of Mllltown is in structed to take charge of the road and operate It in the event the era fail to so. The order 4s made- effective at Citizens of. of came before Judge- Thomas recently when serv ice on the railroad was was-discontinued and plans were made for tearing up the track. and obtained a temporary Injunction against the Milltown Lumber company owners of the road.

They' were Instructed at that time to resume operations but. claimed that the only locomotive owned by the road was out- of running order- and they were unable to have. repairs made. The Darney Smith Car company- of Dayton Ohio owners of the Mill town Lumber company and. the rail.

road line set forth In arguments before the- court that the railroad was purely a private enterprise that it had no charter or franchise and that its operation wa carried on as a saw mill railroad service to the public as a- common carrier being one. of accommodation to the public. It was contended that elnce the big mill at Mllltown had been burn. ed the railroad was unable to make running expenses. It was claimed by the people of Milltown- that abandonment of the.

road would work great. hardship anti loss on the people of that. town and tern. tory extensive Investments had been made' in various enterprises on an' understanding that the road would continue to. be operated.

The road- Is the only rail line to Milltown connecting with the At lantie Coast Line at Naylor. In his. decision. Judge. Thomas states that- the case Is one to be passed on by a jury.

and the defendant company- is at liberty to carry the case to the. superior court for trial by jury or to th unri rmirt. USED FIFTY YEARS sss MAKES PURE BLOOD AT ALL DRUGGISTS Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Boot For many years druggists have watched with much Interest the re markable record maintained by Or. Khmer's Swamp-Root the great- kidney. liver and bladder medicine.

It is a physicians prescription. Swamp-Root is a strengthening medicine. It. helps the kidneys liver and bladder do the work. nature intended they should do.

Swamp-Root has stood the test of years. It is sold by all druggist on its merit and it should help you. No other kidney medicine has so many friends. Be sure to get Swamp-Root and tart treatment at once. However.

if you wish first to test this great. preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kllnrer Co. Binghamton N. for a sample bottle.

When writing be sure and mention The Atlanta Dally Constitution. adv. A BAD COLD Get busy with a bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery at once. Coughs colds and bronchial at tacks they are all likely to result In dangerous aftermaths unless checked In' time.

And how' effectively and quickly Dr. Kings Now Discovery helps to do the checking work Inflamed. Ir rltated membranes are soothed the mucous phlegm loosentd freely and quiet restful sleep follows. AU druggists hive. it.

Sold since 1569. 60c. Il 20. Constipation Emancipation No more lazy bowels yellow complexion sick-headache indigestion embarrassing- breath when you use as a corrective Dr. Kings New Life Pills.

They systematize the system and keep the world looking cheerful. J5c Adv. A WHOOPING COUGH ROcHES HERBAL SMEROCATION ALSO IN BRONCmTUUJMBAGORHEUHATBH All DrnOUtt vitrmtmtttrm WCBWABBf SOU tr i uf UadoaEctlaad STRAIGHT HAIR You can have long straight hair by using EXELENTO roitiaz wtjcli Is a Balr Grower and stops taO- ins bait removes dandruff and mazes the Lair grow loot soft and silky. Try- a box and If nofntisfled yon nosey fll be Price So by Bad receipt et stamps er eis. LONErS WASTED ZTBITWNEBZ Write fer parttaJan.

ZXELEHTO xtncrNE CO. ATLANTA. GA. MlHer' AHtl rpUe Oil Macwe as Snake Oil Will Umber You Up A New Creation Pats Killer and Astiseptie Combined. For rheumatism neuralgia lumbago stiff and swollen joints corns bunions or whatever the pain- may.

be it is said to be. wlthoutan equat For cuts burns bruises sore throat" and. croup it has been found most effective. Accept no substitutes This great oil is gofden red color only. There la.

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Amrc Feder. tOI Lbor wl meettomorrow Intllclty deterlne whethe tocalatrlkeof crfts rpreented aypatwlt cfnte. brickyea 1l tereraand muon. u. the' td arucfuv wleca' pthetc tlke on' al jobsletd teploe Aaa- li IO bDddcltu l' MI.

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dtonahndwhic epet to. Ket tomth apprprtaton made tor ptrads the'- ltter aoulne 00000 fo Georgia enaqr Pea aad nealev ab0 ha secton. favor tee- tl apprea te GrgIa Stte Autmobie fr te bil Bepru' fm ofcala of. te GoraC br' Commece Thur aT orgl- Itonof commerca bOlea te countes Itatelor lueot'co-operatng wih caber aring IIpell enloD leglature 0000000 tor peranent rad bUldine. lproSln Foul counte aready gnbec unde te Rudane secretry Gera chambe.

letera ar towlnglnto. te manyccounte kingtor aldtom forlne ac orgnlsUon cn GaFebruar U' our le directors folowIng annul Itocholderlmeetlng offcer. Cox' preldent Hardeman lecrtary le fO Felon. A. Lw.

ic a a ef' wal transacted AIe. 1rarlt Die' Macon Ga Februar .1. Allen Urquhardt kDw usl- ne. Georgia ha bUBlneB dl1d lOn Julan' hardt Mcon follow ng 1nesl. rqubadt wa buit flrt caled avenue' fu oi en tnuouly lince.

aldern lc and actve pt POIUC Julan. Mc Urquardt lonll. Joh hrdt Cochran nd Leu- Urquhar Atanta Mr. I Coc ran. Mis Mr UruhlLrdt Cochrln.

afernoon wU hed Los Walet Ga. 1. lLme atend aucton Wheell whie 108 walet contIning ffy dolar' bls. Btor 109 newspaper let o1lce II so er4 I fve ffy hAbl oWI st nO Weeler1 an end fnding 8 umed ty founJ I themselve. Identty the tbemoney toay know.

SRK CAR. Savnnah. Ga 1. a. WI conductor th.

SavlLnnl car I that i 0 orlndutrlal Inel eiher car greaty reduced-or' elminated. I I representng al meetng smpa. confred wa caled recogniton whih Increale a erted 200. practicaly car rn- Inforatonaval tht IItrck. WahingtoD.

Februar War reBtrktonB ralroaddlnlng lervlce wIl modifed Generl al lne 1 lervlce whereer I cusig congeton. tain I table contnued. mor fye coures lered. COlt Jade prcl. RSONS WRCK FrlLnkln P.

Tree Injred cOlLcu express. thbound PennlylvanllLralrad. derlLl- George mlellouth hee wa underterlned. ni road 011 cal te Inured lerloualy h1rt. I i I cay Irn MId SnSmpl Prics B.

BLOOMFIEL N. Oran 1 i peranent dl. pparafter. drl k. 11neral garnted montbak ofer.

Tut A ebr I 0 IA ORl iD JSOH SE ERLi INJURD NDAUTQWRCKD Da1o Ga lebtl.l.-fSp elaFl KculT mor ur Don ulyemy touch faaylnv t0heu his wltc adot 4emoUbe 1ez ert o. tSbd LDO ard 101 YculQ wu drvn fm plae cofbuJne. to" csn ralrad tacs the' tnteleton wit Te1l av when acident ocure dd hea" approc. the" tin w. rnnln lte andh vlewofthe trck wUet lee mpTbxcuIJr" Te enen.

atckte automobie OtID thecnteradcaed I me' dltnce tc1Maya Mcuty autned a' brken enar bne. frtured eee brutebuttebodT NATIONA HiGH 41 WFUL5HAPE Amercu Ga Febru 13 SpecILAutmobUe' pe. en- kl' Pi rle Arhur Kely. Xtghta lubuaat Sutherfleld.theavla- ton tanIng' tton her traven Datonal Accorlnc Kely. tlhlghway pole dhe ha travled tmeand ether unsured ue tourllt.

Incompany FR Cmern Amercu. SheldaD an. Knlhtl Columbuworker Kely ary tromCap atJacuon- Tlle hercs daf beln mae tip. acksonvie Lkelad. Fla 01 natonl hghway.

awfl' Iald. OwlnK belL1 and ha1 Wa re- GI' mie. whie shovl ul eltofurther progea. frm Lkeland avle lghty ILndfom Tomuvle mies. Kely fifeen mln te.

TIG RIS Ga Februar 1. Ed Wet nego 1 wih fquor hs POSBe. unawfuly. Ollcerl blve whic ha gvn here Ilci lquor. heretofor beleved cltylut automoble.

aI- learched. leveral lQuor tken him Inormed officer lquor Huntngon gve deBcrlpton 1f beleved ha actve moonshhler slng I AR EatlLn. Ga. Februar 1. i caL- Fom the' tralnlng.

EastlLn boa ir I i Fran hive I mes dlscharge. Ddge furllhed. lven younl Sms I al ler. of. approlmlelY ffy voluntel diferent ler- LUNC FltzgeTl.

Ga Februar Sheran Li. throug. h. the. 1.

lec 1181an4atprlent cmp McPheron vlBled hl. landplLr- 111 SamHaverfeld thll' week Leter Itl carrIng i but utractedbe I ary. ELDRDGE SOUTHER CATLEMEN Oleans Febrai 1-Montgomer. Ala. selected 190 convntion cty I gepre fd ggPr tl Cattemen' aloclatlon Ue lnlon levent annua conventon hat organization' Acton name organ Iat on tothe asociaton.

peJanent heacqur. lecretr wi net boar Brough Arkan. as speaker fnal 8slon gesslve tarlng as greatet bulwark pllblA bralsed aglntBI Ihevlsm. faning. rial" In sId.

cn. exlltwhere Quhton Bolhevllmwl It out I wi hedway p8p1. wn bein I AN IDEL SUBSTIUTE FORClME Dr tic Minerl isonUseDr MozleYsL Elxi andSats factor Laa- tve. baye' habit clomel ebolelLThey fact owever calomClnot on fa I A al Impuritetrom tht 1 1 YaJr ftOle Are depoUe acmulae cue troube le lany cn rhe1aUlm taced to' mercral. plt.

tat. dUed thejolt au.ln ver painul I Insead mierl I MOlleys Lmon Elxir. whrc I te ideallnrregulatlng Isubtltute comel and. ctr' 01 I year. i Tis vegetble medlcn.

prouc. I II jtr Ul efectI In t. te inte Ind prmpt. acton rlev- I ng SICk. headace blOUI dl.

eatondlulneBI feer. ldl I uena n4grlppe ofonUy I lver bels actye e. a eua1el I. Ge tral botteofthlexcep I Jum. IR 1u lt 0 rme d.

I.e. In' 1lkO noth. fngla goO' to rotA7our heitav j. MLTWfAll i ORERfl VadOtGa Febr nS OlO hande doWa cellonlnec ofte XltowAUne nl tr' fe derlnt' tOI ue It opr ton' Povslonfot. leverap tt.

properyIImaeln tedelo IhOud ower te. ter curt oreL' Wl hlord' Mltown 1ilno tade4 techugCf er4 operte lln eventthe01. er dooneordu m. e1ectve onc. Ctzene 1 tw cebefora Jude Thom.

fcenty ae" Iceon ralroawlunisnUnue pln. wer mde tearaeup te trck. obtne' temprr Inunctona alnat 1ltown Lumbe compny. owe roadTbeywere iltrcte attlLt tme' to operatons clame. loomoth.

bYtheracwa rn. nlngorer teyweeuable mde 0J 0 1r eia townLuler compny rl- i ad' lne' argument cour te rlrolLd pureY. enterprile dt a ttan f.r\ lLealawml riroad UepabUea a' Cmmoncrler bing acommodaUon pulc cntended mi JUltown burn. edthe ralroadwa. ealme peopleot 1UtoW of' work oJ tri- tOr.

extenlve Invetmenta hc entrprlst underatndlngthatc rd co tnue beoperte Te ralllto Xltown connectngwlth thet- IlLnte Lne II hl' declIon. Tomas state 1 pased the. 1 lberty. carr cse or trIa jur lunrpm nurt fiFY YERS MAKESPURE-BLOOn ATALDRUGGIS' Swamp Root ye rldruggist i Inteet I Palntalned I Kimer' wamp. Root geat.

lver Jediclne. I I' Physiclans prelcr. Iplon trengtenlnc medcne I. kdney. I lver do.

work tey halltood st year. I lold al drugglte Il meri. elp medicne. SwampRot treatent lnce I whh flretto tet preparatOn lend fD Xlmr" Co. Bhg I hamton Y.

smple botUe lure mentou Atanta Daly Consttuton ad TUfFO UPWnu UABAOCOlon. bUlfwith botteof KiENtwPive broncla at' tckthey al lkely atrmathlunel cheked efectvety qulck D. Klng1 DIscover InDamed Ir- membrane sothed loosen retfullleep folowl. drugfistllhin.lt. lic.

119. SOc 120. Conatip tion. Enncipat0 morelazybowelyelowcom pleion Ilck headacbe. Indigeston.

embarallig YOl corectve DrKlng1 NeLlfe pmS TheYlstematze IYltem keeptheworld cheerfu Adv. ST RAIGHT. HAIR' cbav longstgt. hi bYusla EXELE TO Q' I dil 11' a' I Jl. rmOTS I te hr Ic.

eof 11. aeL I Dt. te I. rt 1 in aJ I AGD n- Wr if WJl Yeulp NeCa t. P1 KWe AUp FOrheu Itra 11 nJ I tts sid equrL cutburs brllessore troa croup abu eenfound most.

rlct rgJe I Tee I. notnglketET erybotegarnteec10c. 2. iiJYJ 00Dr moneyretnded atJacb i P. a.

C. It ea fad. ml oNfl1tI PaA i4 i i EditedbyLoyd GIVES EFoR 7 in moneyje t' MARIIEDSOON 2 Vpon. of Corora1 athie Marchallof I twoyeara lawel1 i I i HISEY 0 FLU 1 1 With I JI A c-- an- he he p. FQn NadnIfonorRoil cadaitid be rep rted 125namea arereported hfla are' hated aswounded.

andMie Included In fohlowlngGeorgns wound1. Private 2S5Gllbert reporteiinIu1ng. in WflhlamLLaneTifton 1. Rockmart John rnest PruettGrayson Date- 30560 ea 2724 18932 c. 55653 16705 U728 Date- 5t6 Washington 14.

the forces rzo Sirgeasti. sxviz y. ort Ser SpringsMies I Lee Os. wright. 044 Aflatocel.

13. TILLED xa ACTION. PuiB8prtnbnrg M0NTI0Sa. Zrti-tes. The a Dii5RxvIovsLY SimmanOrangeburg ACTIONP2KVOUSLY sEvxiEZZvIOU2LT 5- 5 TensjMelvb 161 thepeop1e 5 andSERVICE wilido COXwillbegiven I.

I pe nanently I- justbeen in S. in SI 5hO in S. 5 S. I DEOZZE I Ga. The ZILLZD ZN 2.

INACTION DUTTPZNVIOTSLT C. Ge. Car Os. B. B.

Coflin U. KlngsportTenn. yule. 054 David AlvstaiCa. ThIskotudiy GQUdThIAnJOthIr it.

it. tbonttb prtosa ZoaolgrtesZy3 Zhett3.Uatlteg a. CC. a- 3LmrlttrtzsGsbeZy Yngrie 5TAbesGneTa. 5 flsesZoenoke AmallsN BladisSe Ala.

Debt Nc OUve1L1. tHerbert Oik--Begllsk B. Veyles 0i Walker- 11 ys. Ts. ZimfliOndr has tls Fia.

Furman N. Berry H. is. ft1iehtcs asxa. AiaJc4a La.

7. Frclngfleldhtsys CZsrnee Scott- tewszt lOss. ZebLWlIkins NC. Ylvianli. Wit- Zocart JAndrews falls Dyersburg Teen Mcci OWIlllaua GREAT MADE FEDERAL CQNJR WIn lIefl reglonamfunted re- 1918.

31 inthe chehl fhIs for a RE Re I. The 8 I AugustaGa Cadwaller S. ReliijousSurvey. 12- SpeciaL-Itev. Is- ic- religion.

together residentgepresentaU FtllEPARTMENT i rbi irtmnt which-la the iledbetween Cody msmbersiof wild-not Thursdywere thefiling un- I Da ieli thatthe inves gation Curtseys de- isatthe his ASSOCflON TO MEET I ac- will DIES IAFAYE11E MrsW The oughfareswtil ew 13. ona todayand ln fisit the the mere than DMSFSflKORcll' BY StNATR PEAIOt AUantaThursdalrwaa torthem a ofthe weare cv- section-favors ox- v. IJ. I .13. andthree Unsigned-Note 13.

Sames wasOpebe I am send- RUN 13. avail tObe 125 south I. etd. SendSemples WM NewOdeans cceta Drugatore.Marietta- Phonthns MAyokoFDAwSON EVEPF ANDAUTQWRECKED Spe. F.

It. today UcNultpwaa his his wascut off-by- empty engjnestruckthe the-center-and some SpeciaL-Automobije templatingjrlps ofArthur threedays makethe 6114 13. trouble ar- uf 13. From service ofthe INLUNG special-Sergeant Ia181T JD Mont was soutit- it IDEAL SUBSTITUTE- FOR CALOMEL. I caiomolnot only life casof de- becomeswollen castoroil expectfrorn effects taste estion--dizzioess fevers colds.

th eafefor as it your adv. 1 ORDERED RESUMED 13. sou era toda iztthe or- to1reume- of shOuldtheowners orders.Wil- in- orthe eventtheon- ordeals sea up that Oh1oowners or one 0 At CoastLine an the eunreme ALLDRUGGISTS yeais re- ha byall merit-and firstto STUFFEDUPYiftr at-tacks-they intime. 6Oc12O. morelazyboweis embarraslngbreath keepthe iOoSnLT AND SAFELY 5ELIIVID 51 5.5055 AflDreulotsoe LF0JOEMcO.

Lssdoe. HolIsM0042BeensnStNr LAIR ff. byuslng NT 0 NIxz jOHAnN growlesg riot 5stigdl will 55. liIieraAstiseptle A son and 100 Cos.