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jgf Coach Bean. Has Not Been Able to Book a Game for' Atlanta Athletic Club Quint. It begins to. look as It there will be no game of basket ball at the Atlanta Athletic club for Saturday night. Coach Bean is still endeavoring to book a game with some Live for that date but as yet has not been successful.

However. he has not. given up all hope and practice goes steadily on. If no game is arranged. the next game wilt be with Camp Sevier.

Saturday week. BOB FITZSIMMONS FOUGHT LAST BOUT EIGHT YEARS AGO Hill LAng knocked out Bob Fits- stmmons in the twelfth round in Australia on December 27. 1 09 just eight years ago today. This was the late Ruby Roberts last battle his defeat by the third-rate tighter. Lang.

finally convincing him that he wee all In" as a boxer. Bob was 47 when he returned to the land where he had first won tame as a pugilist to make his inglorious exit from the game in which he had so long been supreme. Prior to that he had been whipped by Jack Johnson and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien. as well as by Jetlrles. Bob fought his first.

professional ring battle in 1881. 4n New Zealand. and a few years later went to Australia. He came to America in 1890. He won the worlds middleweight title a year later by defeating Dempsey and annexed the heavyweight championship in 1897 by whipping Corbett.

ANOTHER SPORT SCRIBE ENTERS UNCLE SAM'S ARMY William Brush Ruggles. sporting editor of The Galveston Dally News. is now a second lieutenant In the army. Bill was the most widely read writer on sporting topics in the southwest and his writings were frequently copied. tie graduated from the training camp at Leon Springs.

Texas. SPRING GAMES FIXED FOR REDS AND TIGERS Detroit December 26. A series of ten or twelve games between the Cm- i clnnati National and the Detroit Amen- can league baseball clubs will be part of the spring training work of the two teams. It was announced here today. Definite dates for the games have not been decided upon.

but the teams are expected to play two contests at Camp McArthur Waco. Texas. and will start north about April 6. The Detroit play- Sm will assemble at Waxahachle Texas. i March 20.

SPORT SPASMS it. Robby Veach. of the Tigers drove in 116 runs last season leading. the American league in this respect. Swede Rlsberg of the Cubs Is coaching the winter baseball team at the Presidio San Francisco.

TODAY IN PUGILISM U09 Charley Goldman and Young OL ary fought a ten-round draw at Brooklyn. 1910 Porky Flynn defeated Jack Twin Sullivan in twelve rounds at Boston. 1911 Carl Morris. the Oklahoma Giant. outpointed Tom Kennedy in ten rounds at New York.

1911 Jim Flynn knocked out Tony Caponl in the second round at Salt Lake City. Utah. 1911. Al Palzer knocked out Al Kaut- mann in the fifth round at New York. HOLIDAY TIME IS KODAK TIME Jno.

1. Moore Sons. the opticians. are headquarters for the Kodakers. They always have the new things in Kodakery.

2 North Broad adv. PROF. CHAS. LEE SPIRITUALISTIC ADVISER TRANCE MEDIUM YOU TELL HIM NOTHING-HE WILL TELL IT ALL TO YOU Before You Utter a Solitary Word What I Do for 900 I give never falling advice upon- all matters or Ute such as lore marriage business lawsuits wills deeds. buried treasures friend enemies or rivals speculations and transactions of all kinds.

In fad. so matter what may be year hope feat or ambition. come to me this very day and I can lift yon out of 3001 sorrow and trouble and start you on the polls of happiness and prosperity. There to heart so sad. or home so dreary that I cannot bring sunshine suoeea to.

a should not buy. sell or enter into any undertaking or make any serious change without first consulting this wonderful medium as one. hour spent consulting him nwy Mtveyoa financial loss and years of perplexities ad I mm not a fortune- taller' nor do I eat to the superstitious of the Ignorant. located No. 29 Kimball St.

Halt' Block tram Georgian 6 coad Bestdonce on reaciitrae Street. hours 10 to daily Moo- day and Thursday until p. New Battery and Outfielder Secured Seven New Men. Have Been Landed. De ember 2V Special Manager Mike Finn' an- nounces the annexation of' a new.

battery by the Lookouts also the of the deal by which Cueto. th Cuban outfielder. formerly with. Cincinnati becomes a Lookout along- with litcher Ring. Pitcher Reuther was not corrated.

The new pitcher i one Verbout. from the Barre team of the ew York State league. Last season. Verbout won twenty-six games and lost seven. batted 221 and fielded 978.

He was easily the star pitcher of the New York State league and Finn thinks hell prove a great pitcher for the lo cal. Larry Brown. who caught for Finn two years at Mobile. and of lato years has been catching and managing in the Central association. has been signed.

to do the receiving stunt for the 1918 locals. His acquisition means that hell be a rival for Peters and' McDanlels though it Is rumored that there will be a new set of receivers for the Lookouts. Cueto. according to the records. ought to make the local club a corking outfielder.

Ito played in a lot of games for the Reds and was. always only a little short of being a. regular. He is as fast as lightning a good field- en and fair hitter. Finn writes that Verbout is married and that Cueto is not subject to draft.

The Lookout boss Is taking care that every man secures will tree from the draft. pe Others. The dope on Lohman the pitcher bought from Rochester. sounds like he should be one of the best boxmen In this mans league. He was with a.

soy- enth place club in tile International league. yet he von twenty-three and lost thirteen games. He would not have been turned loose had it not been that the International Is practically certain not to start the 1918 season. Graham the catcher. bought about ten days ago from the International.

I caught sixty-eight games and batted 267. All of the scouts were after him until he was taken ill shortly after season. He has recovered now. His home is in Nashville and Finn is keeping in close touch with him. The further you go with the new Lookouts the- better they get.

Flagstead the outfielder from the Northwestern league. secured through Detroit. batted 381. He fielded 951. but Jiis batting average is wnat the average tan will look at.

When the other' outfielder secured from Detroit. hit 337 in the Central association. He played at Clinton under Larry Brown and was picked up for Detroit by Larry Brown. Billy Sullivan picked up Flagstead. THOUSANDS OF FROM GORDON WALK Continued From First to the point where Camp Gordon represents a suburb of between 30000 and I 40000 people.

The cantonment is now a much more permanent proposition than was at first anticipated by the original promoters of the plan to get the cantonment located in the vicinity of Atlanta. I should not be surprised it the-permanency of the camp is now far better assured than the street car company anticipated. The fact that the government desiresto maintain a big repair shop at Atlanta for a. period of not less than five years indicates that the government does not intend that Camp Gordon shall be a tempo- Irary training camp. The street railway company was able to carry about 6000 people an hour to the Southeastern fair by means I of a double track.

It seems to me that the Company ought so to equip itself that it could take care of from 3009 to 6000 people an hour between Atlanta and Camp Gordon whenever it becomes necessary. Men Cannot Use es. Officers at the camp stated that the car service la at all times inadequate in view of the number of men. and that the lack of full transportation facilities is a serious drawback to the soldiers as Individuals. It is no unusual thing to have soldiers return their leave passes without ever having used them owing to the lack of.

sufficient cars from the camp. J. K. Orr. acting chairman of the 1 public safety committee which has jbeen handling the transportation situation between the city and the camp.

declined to comment on the situation. I He merely stated that a month or six- weeks ago' a committee. representing the public safety committee called upon the commander of Camp Gordon I in regard to the necessity for more service between the city and the camp. and- that It was agreed at that time that the service was adequate for the 1 immediate needs of the cantonment. In view of which circumstance the public safety decided to await further developments.

Mr. Orr stated 1 that he did not know whether there has been any material change in conditions since the interview with the. commanding general. He intimated however. that the public safety committee might hold a meeting within the next few days and look Into the situ- I atlon.

i The double track has been laid to a point slightly beyond Buckhead. President Arkwright Stated Wednesday that fbad weather and other circumstances shad resulted In very little progress bei ng made upon the construction of the I second line of tracks recently but. that he expected further work to be accomplished In this direction next week. San Francisco December 26 An early settlement of the strike of 16000 foundry workers and others here was In sight tonight. according to a statement from an authoritative.

source. The statement said that an Increase of cent over the amount granted tHes workers by the federal shipbuilding wage adjustment board was being discussed by the employers and other con cessions were being considered. The men were said to be displaying a friendly spirit and to be anxious to reach an agreement would end the strike. Gavin McNab an attorney who. as a special mediator arranged a settle meat of the- strike-of thirty thousand ship yards and.

foundry employees here. recently was. called into consultation by the employers-at at a meeting today. List Friday a Tip ton womanfound a pearl In some oysters. the gem being valued at 100.

Which Is anotherargu meat In favor of oysters as a. substitute for meat. pay Me For Cures Only. you ar svfferlag from rectal troublesuch as Piles rututa. Stricture.

Fissure or Various. Veins which Invariably cans loss vitality. nervousness and general debility. I will curs you or makes charge for my services 1- al treat Catarrh. Blood Police thin Kidney.

Bladder and Clunlc Diseases Ecsems A rr ou Debility. Exhaustion Weakness. town men vlsltlBg th city call on me aC once as you may be cored bolos's returning i flours. a to :80 p. nt on Wednesday sad Saturday night to 8 p.

m. Sundays sad holidays 1 to 1 only sad by ajppelntnMot. hverythlng- strictly print. DR. T.

HUGHES Specialist ibllshed mi ItVt yBrssa SU rdMsX cm Soule Sa Fixingr of Price on Meal Should Send Seed PricesUp I A. letter tonight to th state market bureau from Federal Food Adminis trator AMM Soule gives. for the first time the federal' administrations of-1 flclal figures on. the products of. a ton Of cotton seed on which is fixed the value ofa ton of raw' seed in the hands of the farmer a price of.

875 per ton f. 0. 35. shipping- points in car lots. This' calculates an allowance of 2 per ton for the buyer' and 2 per ton freight.

The letter from the administrator to the state market bureau Is' as follows O. Producers Price. Mr. L. B.

Jackson. Director State Bureau of Markets. Atlanta- Ga. Dear Sir In reply to your favor of December Z. we beg to- advise that while the affect of the action taken by the cotton seed crushers of- Georgia and Alabama at the suggestion of the Cnited States food administration In naming the maximum price which should be charged for cotton seed meal- and their products was to stabilize and reduce the price of these products to the ultimate consumer.

the price agreed upon should in no sense cause a reduction of the price paid for the cotton seed. Since the maximum price it which three products should be sold hat been fixed and the differential allowed the crushers for handling cotton seed has been definitely fixed there should be no difficulty la ar riving at theprtce which should be paid the producer for his seed arid It Is our opinion that the producer should actually receive a greater price Upon the average for his cotton seed now than when he had no Idea' of the value of same. I beg to quote the official yield from a ton of cotton seed as has been determined for the states of Georgia end Alabama. 42 Gallons of oil 1131 1615 0 Pounds of meal 4750 2280 140 Pounds of lint. 4 ic IS 480 Poudns of hulls.

1500. 43 Total tSOl Official differential 1300 Price' delivered to mill 7712 Buying cost 1200 Freight 200 400 Price to be paid producer 7813 These values of course. based on prime round seed. From the above you will observe that the minimum price to be paid for cotton seed In Georgia and Alabama should be" 7300 per ton and the price in car load lots f. o.

b. at any point should be 8200 a ton additional or. 87500. All producers of seed should carefully note th tables above presented and should not sell their seed at a price below that above quoted. In this connection we would direct attention the fact that In all conferences here and in Washington the administration has consistently adhered to Its policy of maintaining sad encouraging- a liberally fair price to the producer for all farm products and to insure their quickest delivery to the ultimate consumer in a di rect line plus a fair and reasonable margin only.

Yours very truly. ARTHUR St. SOULE. Federal Food Administrator for leorgla. December 36 1917.

Director Jcksone Appeal. The foregoing from Dr. Sonic is in reply to the following- letter of December 22 from Director I B. Jackson Federal Food Administration for Georgia. Atlanta.

Ga. Dear Sirs' We desire to call to your attention a discrepancy between the present price of cotton seed and the price of the products as per your scale. The best price we could get offered today on cotton seed in lots was 87250 per ton f. 0. b.

shipping- point. we understand that you are allowing the crusher 13 a ton exclusive of freight to cover overhead expense and profit Take the prices of the products- which have been stabilized by your action and deduct the 13 you are al lowing the crusher and you will find that seed should be selling for more than 7210 per ton In lots f. o. b. stepping point.

It. seems to us that in view of the fact that products now have a stable price and that the gross profit of the crusher has been defined by you that It would be in order for you to name the proper price for the purchase or seed in lots at a figure based on the sum total. of the products minus the gross profit of the crusher. By doing this you will raise the present price of cotton seed and do away with a lot of confusion. Please advise us your decision on this.

Respectfully. STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS. 1. B. JACKSON Director.

December 22. 1917. AMUSEMENTS Experience At the Atlanta. In the presentation of Experience now playing at the Atlanta theater. theatergoers of Atlanta have an opportunity to see a production as good as and In some-respects even better than the show of last year.

when' "Experience" first came south. The fact that Christmas hours sent The Constitution to press early Tuesday night prevented this paper from carrying the review that the company now playing in Experience deserves. Most of the principals in. the cast are the same as last year. which is to say that the cast is capable and.

for those who like a show of the "Experience" sort. worth seeing a second time. Certainly this is true of the charming work of Joeona Hogarth in the Frailty role of Leonard Doyle. as Youth of Leota Sinclair. as Intoxication and- many others of the cast who were here in the last company.

A new member of the cast is Duncan' warden who succeeded Paul Gilmore in the Experience part. Mr. Penwarden's portrayal of this important role is highly creditable. The settings costumes and music are all that could he asked. There will be evening performances every night for the remainder of the week.

with a matinee Saturday. NED M-INTOSH. Everywornan Corning At the. Atlanta. Seats will go on sale this morning at the Atlanta theater for the Henry W.

Savage wond spectacle. fiverywoman The fable of Everywoman end her pilgrimage In quest of love Is unfolded with picturesque and appropriate Incident and the pattern of the allegory- Is complete In every detail. Paula Shay is the- Everywoman of the present company. She Is a sculptural young settee. and exactly typifies the Ideal Every'- woman.

Percy Parson. is tne Dantesque figure of Nobody and TownshendAhern embodies with dignity the figure of King Love. Marguerite Dattraon Is- charming to eye and ear as Youth and Ruth Helen Davis ap pears as the figure Truth. While Every woman" abounds In a gentle sort of human humor It Is displayed with every embellishment of modern stagecraft sumptuous gowning pad perfection of scenic detail. It Is a gem of literature that can but rank withthe productions by' which we mark our standards a human document that carries Its appeal to the mind- that Is simple as wen a the mind that Is complex.

It Is a stirring appealing sermon that reaches Into the son and leaves a thought that stays a wonderful modern play thatIs for all time that Is universal. This play Zyerywoms Is simple straightforward and subtle only with the delicate niceties of candor and the delicate sh6ing. of truth. Appealing to everybody it wee written for every woman. Tb production Is past all description tarte- ful sad Uy and no more picturesque no more wonderful production has over been housed.

In the Atlanta theater. New Show Thursday. At LMWS Grand Theater. a dlln feature the now vine blirwhlchjopens at Lo Ws Grand th rwlS11 tt Thursdaymatinee win Maude teonej the bwrtttm wife of WU. Urdjlack.

She will' appear fat a laughable movie which was written rorher by' her husband. LoRoy and Hartman win appear In a staging skit. Bob Cartln furnishes a big laugh with his pat. tar and character songs. Seanois and Tress or.

a sensational pair of. whirl wind dancers The WMsv csmpletad by th Tar Aitaens In an acrobatic novelty. photoplay Is The Klngdomi of Love starring pretty Jewel CarmeL Universal. current' Events and comedy. reels complete the" picture X.

Keith's tyrte- kdebnt Atlanta of Rita Gould fa mous beauty of- rThe Winter Garden and ofZlegfelds Follies. comes into afternoon when ibis glrtiot the gladsome personality" appears as top feature of the weekend TauderHle show at B. Keith's Lyric. She will appear In a revoe of. smart gowns and new song a distinctive costume for every A Right us' Honolulu a splendid musical comedy hit win be pre- sensed by a company- of' nine as another Still others In addition to the Hears t-Pathe news pictures and Burton Holmes tTayeingiiesvwn1 Alfred Pauml I the artist who makes.

striking pictures teens rags Archer and. Ward. In songs east pat tsr and Tarzan the human chimpanzee. i For Freedom of the World. At the TaudetU.

I One of the biggest war pictures Sad one most true to actual taste being offered lafthe Vauflett. theater beginning today. It tells the stery of a young woman who lovlng her husband so much that she tech she. is' unable to' be away from his side. smuggles herself aboard a ship and enters the wet- one.

although thle Is forbidden by the strictest rules. Husband and' wife are both condemned- to be' shot as the result of the activities of an. old lover of the wife but at the last moment there comes a wonderful opportunity which the soldier- Uasband grasps Lad as a. reward for his courage he Is granted a pardonaud there Is happiness ahead for husband and wife. Elsie Ferguson At the Forsyth.

Suppose you. were a woman who married young had not learned to love your husband. so when the war call came and the report came back that he was killed. you took another spouse. Suppose then the husband came back after years In prison what would- you do Go back to the first husband.

or cling to the second who had given you your every deaireT In Rose of the World" Elsie Ferguson learns to love a husband she believes Is dead. and to hate the send husband just why only a woman can tell you. Anyway in the end the second husband Is not even civilly treated and the first husband and the Rose think at least that they are going to be nippy until the time of human passing comes. William Russell. At the Strand.

William Russell cleverest boxer In the picture game end one of the best actors takes special delight in bullying a bully. A few days ago Russell. who is starred in New York Luck which is at the. Strand today. encountered one of this species.

Russell was driving Miss Francella Billington out to a tea party. when a big brawny bruiser of a fellow tooling a truckload of scrap iron. Insisted on hogging the whole trail. Russell was exceedingly polite to the fellow who became more abusive. Then the bully made one remark too many.

There we' a crack like a pistol shot. It was Bills big ham flit connecting with the bad mans Jaw. Russell left the bully sleeping soundly. The FlyinTTorpedo. At the Alpha.

The Flying- Torpedo one of the most thrilling and exciting of the war pictures. is scheduled for the Alpha today only in a new print. This wonderful production replete with the surprises and horrors of war. Is a faithful picture of what the world is today undergoing thauiks to the grasping greed of the man kaiser. On Friday there will he a reel Butterfly feature.

Fear Not starring Brownie Vet- non. The Love Doctor. Alamo No. S. Earle Williams is presenteT at the.

Alamo lo 2 today In The Love Doctor. a powerful photoplay In which lore and surgery are curiously mingled. A noted surgeon Is called to the. side of a girl rescued from the slums suffering from a brain affection. Her only chance.

of life Is in all moral weakness from her brain and return it to mine. I can stand the consequences. he ordered the operating surgeon and It was done. Today at the Movies. CRITERION Norma Talmadge.

The Secret of the Storm Country. rAUI TTB For the Freedom of the FOR8TTH Elsie Ferguson. In Rose of the World. ALAMO NO. Earle Williams.

in The Love Doctor. STRAND William Russell in New York ALPHA Bessie Love in The Flying Torpedo. Theater Man Remembered. E. A.

Schiller general representative of southern vaudeville circuit is sporting a handsome Shrine watch charm the Christmas gift of the stage employees and moving picture operators i of LoeWs Grand theater. The orchestra jmemibers presented him with a pair of Shrine cuff buttons. WILL BUILD HOME WHERE SLAVES CAN FIND COMFORT The executive committee of the Ex- Slave association will build a home In i Atlanta for the accommodation of fifty or more old darkles. remnants of- the civil war and the reconstruction days. I Announcement was made late Wednesday of the committee' decision reached at an executive meeting held during the day at the Holmes Institution.

The location of the building will be announced within the next few days. Professor B. R. Holmes. president of the Holmes Institute and secretary and manager of the Ks Slave association stated Wednesday that seven of the old and feeble slaves without friends or relatives.

are living In dilapidated and insanitary buildings which increase. the death rate and that about half of the money raised by the as sociation goes for rent for these persons. In. the long run. Professor Holmes said the home would pay the association in that the money sub scribed would go farther cud havemore to show for its subscriptions.

i In a recent report of subscriptions to the fund the sums donated by Mayor Asa Candler and Mrs. S. P. Leland were Jelven incorrectly. due to typographical i errors.

Mayor Candler gave 25 and Mrs. Leland. 50. Subscriptions are still being received. MENORAH ASSOCIATION CONVENES NEW YORK New York December 2C.

The Intercollegiate Menorah association a nonsectarian organization whose avowed object Is to promote the study and advancement of Jewish culture among university and College students in the United. States and Canada opened Its fifth annual convention at- Columbia university today. Delegates were present from fifty-eight societies in various I parts of the country. Announcement i was made that one of the questions to tie discussed willbe the raising of an endowment fund In the of of Jew. isb.

culture in America. Atlanta is to have another apartment house. It is to. be built by- the man in Atlanta who has constructed more- apartment house In the-past three rear than any other person. He its O.

P. Willis capitalist. I Mr. Willis has purchased a lot Ox10O I feet on the south aide of. Ponce de on avenue 138 feet.

west of the Intersection of Highland avenue. The purchase was disclosed in a warranty deed recorded Wednesday which transferred the property from hi A. Maosaud to- Mr. Willis. Mr.

Willis announced that he had bought the lot to construct another apartment In thU section. He has Just completed construction of the. Druid apartments at corner of- Highland and Ponce do Lonand one year ago erected the Ivanhoe and th' on Ponce de Leon srrenne. TheTiew- apartment about 59000. Biraed District Permit.

it Waruock took out a to OBB- five Jonr at SJUrikln streetJn the.burned.dls- trlcu. Wargeaty s. cemetsrysseociatlon Knight lot 1 block 7. In Northview cemetery. October 17.

1 7 Same to same set 107. Xorthview cemetery. October 117 BVD1 Walton toAIlcV DorseyVl south side Fulton' street. MS Mt iee of Connally street. xlt December u.

ll. Leve and Affection Elvira Wynn to Wynn at. lot" on West Mitchell street- Its fp east' of Ashby Btre 4x2 De cember 22. 117. ZeO S.

J. Martin- to- Benjamin Xeely ot west side Uala street181 feet south' Of Taylor. 4 xl March 2 lilL- tit Same to J. Porter seine property. March 2 1115.

875 Charles S. Cox to TvV B. BoeweS tot east side TaUlaferTo. street. 120' feet north of West Raster 4 x8s.

December It 70 B. J. Davis to Chirlesi Cox same December 1 1911. 111376 Dr. and Mrs.

1L A. to G. F. Willis. lot- south tide Ponce do- Loots avenue lt feet west of Highland avenue xl 0.

December 21 1117. 160 Other ValuableConsiderations S. S. Atkinson' to Annie Inman Grant. IS acres In land lot 44 of the Seventeenth district.

December 15. un. 1130 Miss St Luclle Hawkins by trustee to' Tinsley Millinerycompany. No. 17 East Pine street.

lullS. Decem. ber II. 117. Los Deeds.

83 74 M. 1. Ransclsenberg to Merchants and Mechanics' Banking and Loan company lot west side Piedmont avenue. 1156 feet-south from Peachtree road. 100x460 Detests- her 17 1117.

151746 Same to same lot 10. block of North Boulevard Park. 561155 also lot In block B. North Boulevard Park. EOxlSJ.

December 17 1917 UU Mrs. Zole B. hon to Colonial Trust company. 469 West Peachtree. S7x0t 60 monthly notes.

December 221017. J10W w. Bares Glbeonte Penn' Mutual Life Insurance company lot northeast corner Spring and Alexander streets. 17 x0 five years per cent. December IS 1117.

8160 Mrs. Eulalle P. Hancock to Dlekln- eon Trust company 4 Forrest avenue lox 159. December 22 1017. J060 Same to same.

10 Forrest avenue. SOilSO. December 22. 1 17. 81356 Matthew F.

Hennss' to same. 161 Cooper street SIxlTI. December :2 1 17. Bond for Title. 82000 Mrs.

Dora B. Livingston to Mat Lang lot west side Walnut. 251 fete south of Parson 33x176 November 20. un. Each Issue COST OF LOCAL WANT ADS IN THE CONSTITUTION One Urn SOc a line Three times Sc line Seven tints a line Thirty times 6c a lisa Ninety times oc a lime Above rate for consecutive insertions nly.

No advertisement accepted for less than two lines. Count six ordinary words to each line. Discontinuance of advertlslnc must be in writing. It will not be accepted by phone. This protects your Interest as well as ours.

The Constitution will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered for more than one Urns. If you cant bring or send your A Went Ad. phone Mate 8000 or JJ Atlanta 6001. 2 Courteous operators. thoroughly familiar with rates rules and classifications will rive you complete Information.

And If you wish they wilt assist you in wordinr your want ad to make it most effective. Accounts opened for ads by telephone to accommodate you if your name is la the telephone directory. Other want ads taken by telephone are to be paid for Immediately upon application bill to be. presented by mail or solicitor the same day. EVERY HOMK HAS tEE FOR CONSTITUTION WANT ADS.

LOST' AND FOUND LOST articles sometimes are never found. often they as. stolen with no chance of recovery but when picked up by honest persons they will get back to th owner If adVer- used in this column. LOST. BRACELET Lost.

Katie Burger engraved inside on Fair street to Grant Park Car or on Trinity avenue near Capitol place. Call Main 16 or Atlanta un. DO Lost or strayed from 231 Stewart ave. one setter dog white and black. ticked.

Will pay liberal reward any In formation that will lead to ala recovery. Call Ivy 13 S. Dull Liver and white pointer. Drown head. white streak down nose white streak across hip from one hind foot to the other collar with brass beads liberal Tas Short.

No. 2 Engine House. GOLD wrist watch and chain lost Bantam works gold face lost Wednesday after- noon on South Pryor street between Raw. son and Mitchell monogram on front. I F.

Inside Dad to Inca" Reward. Return to J. B. Fuller. City Marshal.

City LOST Uold bracelet with small square solid block link clasp a gold button with leaf outlined in black. Reward for return to Marion B. Jackson 02 West Peaehtree. LOST on Peachtree between Nat Kaisers sod viaduct. purse.

containing roll of bills and some silver. Return to Ansley hotel. Reward. LAJST One mounted automobile tire. Reward.

Phone Malts 3546. ijOST One pair large spectacles very light tortoise shell frame. Reward. Return to O. D.

Gorman. Jr. 225 Peaehtree. SSd or 24th. a gold belt bracelet.

Phone Hemlock 6. Reward. STRAYED From 16 ii Fair two female setters one solid brown other white with black spots tan spot on left cheek liberal reward. E. VT Le.

Main 441. SPECTACLES Lost Saturday or. Monday one pair gold spectacles no rims in small case. Reward if returned to 26 East Alabam a street. WHITE BULLDOG.

with black spot over on. eye 10 months old. Return for reward to In Piedmont avenue. LOST Fur neckpiece corner Peachtree circle and Peachtree. Christmas Eve.

Re- wardT Mrs. Michael lioke 215 Peachtree St. LOST Leather suit case containing ladles' and children's wearing apparel. between Terminal Station and West End liberal reward. Main 2141.

UMBRELLA Lost on car or Bonlta theater ebony and silver handle. Finder ca Main lit. PERSONAL CLAIRVOYANT PALMIST MME. PARKS DO NOT FAIL to consuttMme. Parks She rUl positively aid nd direct you to matters of love.

marriage. divorce separation btSness. etc. No. Haste Take Soldiers' Horns car and get oft at Essis.av- SueT Hours.

a. at. to p. m. CLAIRVOYANT PALMIST MADAME MALONE GUARANTEES to road your entire Ufs.

teffittg you anything you want. to know and find cut. no- matter what. On visit tm par 7 er disappointments In others. S.

gifted and can help yon. Tells name at and occBpsUonandwhatsteB to takTu bJtter yourslf. Explains love and family affairs. Beading dar 1 s-'iBt te I p. ys 1 a Its- Laknrood Take La weod canto owens.

MADAME DELYLE glv advlc law lev. sag Simpson street Ivy 5218. Tvrn7TrrFBD78 ld ttetn. US McD I lit peachUe str t. Banitartttm.

road. si limited nujnb patltnts esre4 for. Homes' provided Infants Infants for BEAirrr PAMLORB. 11 it. werkln all lines.

BUOKB Tobacco let eatarrs ST ohms. asthma and r- soIds Its bags. Teat druggist Cft. AtlantaOa TO rORMEn student. Alabama Basin ess ctilege Eugra A 4rsoB textbook on' the famois B.

sbortkaad Is now ready for sal it-for tstu ta. ndrsene and. Pharteata wiii sa em from the Send tll I. eovef soot and postag orcU-Aiakam Bust- Ce- College MSXJOU. Oa.

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Male BRIGHT yoota forofflc Job- to' Ma we sv according to ability Bellamy Bus. EXPERIENCED bookkeeper not subject' draft prefer man. with knowledge- of rec ords In brokers offlea. Apply by letter glr- lag referent and salary. begin.

Address 4 EXPERIENCED DICTAPHONE AND SXtt lEG. CTKRK 1818 ATL. MATU BARK UKN Yes. we its. you a complot.

course No. 1 retof tools. payUg position' In our chain of shops for- 8MS Atlanta Barbs i lleg Booth Pryor street. WANTED BY RELIABLE CONG ERN HIGH THOROUGHLY -EXPERIENCED MAN CAPABLE OE HANDLING TRADING' DE PARtMENT FERTILIZER' MATERIALS COTTON SEED PRODUCTS. STATE- EXPERIENCE REFERENCES APPROXIMATE SALARY SIDERATION.

ADDRESS POSTQFFICE BOX i2i ClTY. A Dr- EXPERIENCED I BOOKKEEPER ALSO YOUNG MAN NOT SUBJECT TO DRAFT' FOR CLERICAL I POSITION WILL PAY GOOD. SALARY. GIVE AGE. EXPE RIENCE AND' REFERENCES.

MANUFACTURER CARE- CONSTITUTION. WANTED COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER GOOD SALARY. GIVE REFERENCES. ADDRESS A. C.

S. BOX 346 CONSTITUTION. MEN Learn barber trade. Taught quickly Cheaply. thoroughly.

evening. Earn while learning. Mol Barber College. 1 N. Forsyth street.

OFFICE HOT Wanted Drum and willing It or older prefer' one can use types writer answer quick state age how far In school and experience salary willing to start. P. O. Box 274. WANTED GOOD STEADY COLOR ED BOY FOR INSIDE.

PORTER WORK. WATSON'S BAHGAIN STORE RRVOR AND DECATUR STREETS. THE ONLY SUCH STORE IN ATLANTA. WANT At once eight or ten first-class mechanical and structural draftsmen who have had experience- is and are familiar with steel plant Is located In Birmingham. Ala.

Applicant to state agei give full experience and references also salary expected. Must be an American dU- zen. Address Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railroad Company 1817 Woodward building Birmingham Ala. WANTED Yard and house man.

Apply Mrs. T. T. Williams. un Peachtree road.

WANTED GOOD STEADY SHOE SALESMAN FOR STEADY YEAR- ROUND WORK. MUST BE THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED. WATSON'S BARGAIN STORE. PRYOR AND DECATUR STREETS. THE ONLY SUCH STORE IN TOWN.

WANTED Rapid and accurate stenographer for position with large manufacturing corporation must be experienced. Apply In person 815 Grant building. WANTED Competent machInlst-linotpe operator unloa shop scale tl morning paper. Wire Palm Beach Post Wet Palm Beach. Fl.

101150 MAN Wanted for positlonas office boy with large corporation good op. portunity for right party. Apply In person li Grant building. YOUNG A1AN Wanted for clerical position with large corporation A splendid opportunity for advancement offered to the young man possessing the necessary qualifications. Preference will be given to those between the ageaof IS and 21 and who have had some previous clerical experience.

Apply 15 Grant building. YOUNG MAN Wanted In shipping department years. Apply H. D. Bolles.

care John I Moore Suns fifth floor Austen building. YOUNG MAN as newt agent on railroad trains long runs good pay. Union News Company Madison avenue. USHERS wanted three young men as ush era at Lyric 17 to If years of age. Apply to doorkeeper.

3. B. Edwards Jr. COOK Wanted single woman to cook and do general house work room on lot. small family.

Apply Ill Peachtrefe in store. CORPORATION requires the' services of an efficient stenographer January 1 must not be over 25 years old state experience and salary expected all replies confidential. Address box ISO care Constitution. SALESLADIES Wanted ifour goo ary Apply ll Empire building. sal.

WHITE SERVANT Will pay good wages to competent and reliable white woman or. girl to do general housework and assist in' care of two young children. Hemlock YOUNG LADY who can use typewriter for clerical work stenographic work not re qutredI moderate salary. Apply Southern Photo' Material Co. II Central aye YOUNG LADY for general' office work also dlctograph operator.

Bellamy Busi- ness agency 122 Candler bldg. THOUSANDS government war positions open to women II or over 1100 month list free. Franklin Institute. pt I Rochester. N.

T. 1 COMPETENT TYPIST WANTED Apply in person. Elyea-Austell Co. 15 North Pryor St. WANTED Good servant boy or girl pro- I fer one to room on lot.

72 Walton Pt LAUNDRESS hotel cook maid nurse. but- ler. bellboy porter waiter. 794 Stivey bid. WANTED COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER STENOGRAPHER GOOD SALARY GIVE REFERENCES.

ADDRESS A. C. S. BOX 6 CONSTITUTION. WANTED- A few good families of spinners.

and spoolers for our Payne Mill. Best of. wages paid cheap house rent in' our own vil lage. Address W. It Moody Supt Crumps Park Macon Georgia SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS CTTT SALESMAN Wanted one with pack.

house preferred for Coluxn- I bus Oa territory and opportunities good state experience age qualifications sag salary to start for. P. O. Box 274. Atlanta.

saJE83tAri ts-sel wash and silk and cloth skirts a Jack Un. commission basis references territory and -experience. Pioneer' Skirt Gs. West th St. New BAILSMAN WANTED Man to travel.

la country and sell-buggies to farmers salary and expenses permanent position to man possessing ability and energy Box 218 Chattanooga. Tenn. WANTED- Several competent middle-aged aeav sell narsery stock for live Urns all year round Commission paid every week. Brown Brothers' Nurseries. Rochester T.

AGENTS' COLORED AGENTS Everywhere U' Wl1lteaer hairdressing- etc. Address Constitution WANTED Teacher WANTTm Tle teacher Immediate 17- for Tenth District Agricultural school mUtbe od' fl give reference mad testimonials UJi and board per month. Jam. T. i OraalU 11321 oa.

WANTED College teacher- of science and mathematics. thorough ear CenstlUiUen. TWO MEN for chsmlatrj on for physica. splendid Salary for right men. PhoneIvy tOIL' :132 Heat tildg Atlanta WANT 1 Agricultural teacner mmedi.ate- 17 tm' Tenth District Agricultural school must good man give references and testimonials and board permonth.

James ffMeGea Granite Bill Ge. SPECIAL holiday- enrollment. Send parUca- lees la fret letter and safe time We are' having the calls and place TOO. Booth Atlantic TeachersAgancy Walton build- Atlanta. as.

TEACHERS for grades lie high school work. to 1115 principals tit Fosters Teachers' Agency. Grant btiildlne. Atlanta. Ivy ttH-L.

TUB ACME TKACBfCBS AQENCT Oalow methods. but. moat liberal terms. IVT. Ill al 7 kldg Atlanta.

I SITUATION WANTED I fcBesaSS SiaSSSBBSBEtBISSSMBBBBSBBBSeS SBSBSSHSSsi i SITUATION WANTED Mai OF LAROE CORPORATION IS DESIROUS OF MAKING A CHANGE AND IS OPEN TO OFFERS. TWENTY-FOUR YEARS OF AGE AND MARRIED LARGE AMOUNT EX PERIENCE IN GENERAL' OFFICE WORK AND CAPABLE MANAGING DEPARTMENT RELIABLE. HARD' WORKER AND HAVE EXCELLENT REFERENCES. ADDRESS AUDITOR CARE CONSTITUTION. STENO desires position- where ally and ability stands for promotion.

Ad. dress PJS2. Constitution. WANTED Position as Chauffeur- experienced In all Address PJ4J. Constitution.

CULTURED LADr Registered undergraduate nurse desires engagement. Splendid masseuse. No. incumbrancee. New- York and Atlanta references.

Will travel. Address 7 West Peaebtr Phone Ivy 451. SITUATION WANTED Female F0r SALE Mlteellaneoui TIMBER Pine on tract of land near Ce- lunibus. Ga. orje P.

Howard 1J North Prior street. Atlanta. Us 1 Only RATIONAL CASH REGIS- TEBS AND CREDIT FILES Lowest prices. Small monthly psymnta if Interest chargee. Written guarantee.

Old registers sopaird rebuilt bought. sold a 4 exchanged. A. E. HAIUjESS Agent.

The National Cull. Register Co. It Phone IYJ' 443. WANTED TWO GOOD. STEADY SALESWOMEN FOR' STEADY POSITION.

REGULAR WORK. WATSON'S BARGAIN STORE. PRYOR AND DECATUR STREETS. THE ONLY SUCH STOREN ATLANTA. EDISON dictating machine- and records cost 8110.

ell-at once for 865 used very little. See at 4 Healer building. Ivy I Main Spring' Peachtree' St. Mcnufn Bibles and Religious' Books ON sale by Hopkins Book Concern. 14 A-burn avenue.

corner Piedmont. GRAFONOLA Second-hand rood eo.4J- tlon bargain. Fulton Gun Company II North Forsyth street. RUBBER STAMPS seats. stenclU.

Bennett's Ptl and Stamp Co. 5 a. Broad. I Mtch lL Main 4 OL tD rnltur takes is payment lot new. ford Co.

E. Hunter. Both' phonic- TPomifu NEW and used JC OliniS terms. 34 Madison GATE CITI COAL co. or cood coal and' rood B.

S. am for heavy haol- nf. O. T. Butt.

proprietor. ACID PHOSPHATE GUANO Nitrate Soda. Co S. Meal. lieu.

Limestone car- lots. W. E. WCALLA Atlanta National Bank building. 18 Howe Seal i bAKES.

new and ld all sizes. Hair. vault doors. J. Daniel.

405 4th Nat. Bk. WILL trade' 115 Vlolaphone. very floe talking machine. for value In merchandise- or service interesting us as firsts or in JhiduaJe Cash adjustment either way.

What have you Call or write. Southern Drum Co. Atlanta Theater bldg. fur used furniture. ldef.

11 Pettrg t. it. III ou old void and false teeth. MeDuffle. 14 Peachtree CO.

Peters St M. HOUSEHOLD GOODS We pay highest cask prices for pianos and office furniture cash advanced on consignment. Central Auction Company. 1 E. Mitchell it U.

2414. B. 4641. KIIRNITIIR Bought for cash. Swift i UIUN11 Furniture Co.

M. ITU. We Buy Second-Hand Clothes HIGH prices men's clothing only. il WANTED Used rotary NeotJle mlmeoji or Glmeto multlgraph I' condition name cash pricey quick. P.

O. flex BUWLINOV ALLEYS Wanted I or see- hand ones must- be In good ebndl- Uon. Address R. O. a.

P. O. Box 71 Jacksonville Fl. Use Ads. BUSINESS- OPPORTUNITIES WK help you to easily peas th stat.

boar Yet' particulars write Dr. B. Stsay all Bldr- Atlanta FOR COLORED HAIRDRESSERS ar making the Mgns money I teach you how. Have aares payment plan. No-Break School ef Balr dressing.

41 W. Hunter et. Main Ills. PARTNER WANTED A rouae nn fa. manufacturing business opportunity of lifetime no competition OLSOC required.

Don't answer this unless you un taa meney and' mean business. it- O. Box 41 J. Pn HAL. busines opponunltlea se Llrht- foots Peters B1d Phone Main III.

LUNCH BUSINESS OR SALE With house lease waterworks electric- lights and other equipment. Cleared. In on month. Fine place for roast beef sand wlches. Quick.

sale- Constitution. FOR 8AUB A paying drug Business In a fin farming section of Florida. E. jts Hlctenon. Micanopy.

his. WILL. sublease store. Uxf on Peachtre tree rood location. with sods fount.

chairs tables etc or will rent' without fount if desired. would mak xeU let lunch room. Address ear Coal UtUOD EDUCATIONAL' PLBAGON La to only sysUm shertaaad taught la tb puollo schools of Atlanta teach' Paragon. Night and day rltests et the' KO Mall lastrvcuons for tin is eke Writ or hon laalm 444 SUmpUx Shorthand fica l. Irynr vr Atlanta.

TYPEWRITERS- AND SUPPUES TYPEVVKiTERS ALI. KINDS rtc Jractory 051 andTallr gvaraaUMd. tour n7i worth tyr- mow back. Typewriter rested 1 blv. months for ii Visible months for 1110.

Call. shon or writ catalog 7 Americas Writing Berth i 0 r. Igr tJi SPOR TS' GameB df ri aiy' Ji Edited by Die" oIeaIao. i NO GAME CLOSED FOR SATURDAY ias a I I ubi t. be' me 1809.

a be arist Sttlashl hdei a 7h lr whlpp ews. A I lJs tnthb Staa I pia I I Among the many things that have gone up In blue smoke Is the well- known Herzog bubble. Jawn McGraw is manager of the Giants. and not CharleyHerzog and don't you forget I I I 1 aO I O'Leary I I Porky i Carl ten' ew Jim nb ahecond Al Palzerknocked a I eey ht i 1f I I 42 i MEDI UM I' vert aclvtee' Ia 7 7 7 MftOr TIt 10. au You eoo Ddertal eo YO yes and I.

Second 10. mdsUy aDdTb1lftda7 maUJ. I MIKE HN1G I I up HIS LOOKOUTS I Outfi lderJ Seven Chat lezuaDecember unceathe new. the forme 11 is team Xewl wontwentY-lix 1 97 I sf thi Th i ever he be I Dope on I in. I I I I mld- eallon.

I ke bl Flag orth- IS I I I Larr I IrHOUSANDS ME FROM I t' I 0 rdon i an I I I I I If the' permanency i I I desire" to I repair Atanta goverment doe i. lhal I fltret rlUway I Ihour Sutheaster mean I I ftm e1 I I lata ad Cap Goron necessay. Paaa. I Oticers cap I serice l- tmes Inadequate. In te nuber I tha ful transporttion I facities I Indlvldu ls I un-I usu hvesoldlers I paes wihout lac cent car i putl iy a fi In iChf I been handlng tasportaton.

I aton cty I siuaton. tted I comittee. representng pUblc cmmitee ro rec mfoo I ciy cP. and aeed tme serce adeuate CUtonment. whch circmstance publc sfet- decided r.

materal diton Interiew i Intmated' that saety cm- mitee te fe ad lok siu- laton. trak slghty BUCkhe. ad. Akwright stted tht ba crumstaces Ir I lneot tra8 rently. Ihe futher aeom- dlrcUon week SETTLMEN FORCAS I OF SAN FRNCISCO SRK I Sn Frnclco Dcember A settement 16000 oudr worker ad Wa aght tonight accrding frm auorittve soure tn I t.

I worker federl shlpbuUdnc I adustent bou wa belRI cUSeby te employer Ud otheE oD-- CeaIOD were' felng enldere Te Imen dlsplayln ad ajua a ageent. ttwou4 te Itlke sp I. ee stie' of thousd shp Ul toundr renty. CIed int clultUon te eployer t0ay Fday TptnwoDfoud peal otere th gm bl vaued SOO. Whc anot r'- Cystel a abattute eat Jr' 71 a ner nt tb A.

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Y. Fmncof Prce MelShcd. Sd Pr UP. leUertnightt. telltlemke I bueau Federa Fo" Adlnl trtor A' Sule.

tirt tme te. federl adlnltrUos tlc figre. prucs ot I cttn aee whc aflxed bf te pti 5 Tthon1 I shlpPingP9inS lots calculaes alOW. an pr for. 1 te ad frel ht.

Te leter trm administator I te maket bureu a fol P4a r. ackon Di cor 1u au ta 7 ur D- cmbr bC an. tat te a aUon cton I crlhel Gra Alaba te leltoa te Caled fod bt lr fac mea and' ther p0ucts wa stbte rduce the pr0act te I1Umate pric ae I lnse cau ructon te prce cton maxum prce prduct ld ben fx dlertl alowed te crWhr handlncctoa se ben deltely fxe dllculty an ra re I'w ldl th proucer atualY celf Ifter prce pn averle tha ha bg quot. yeld' coton 1 deterined Ger a Alabaa. GaioD I 3 0 635 10 of-meal 80 10 Pund" lnt.

40 hula. 100. JOl Oflclal diferenta 100 Pricedelvrred ml. 0" i1 co 00 Frellht 00 b. pad pouc 31 bSMd prme.

Fund Frm abve OU 1-1 ob8fe that pric coto sed Gor 1 Ind Alablma be 300 pr tot ca Iot 00 addltCn- 11 01 S00. Al prduJ le arfuly tabl. abv. preented 1 thlr I prce blow abve quotd I connecton dlr attenton fat al confereces Washngton administraton consistenty adherd polcy encouragng I lbral prlc. al tlrm product.

Inlure qulck. dlvery ultmate dl- ct In. plul reasnable r. SOLLE. Flderal Administraor Gorgla Dlr88tor urkon4pPfal.

lJ pl" thE fOlowing leter Georga tanta. Dar Rlrl I cal atenton a rourlcale. tOda lots llhpplng under tand alowing cTulhel 3 prflt stabized 1 allowing wil Ielng Si20 lot Ieemt fat proucts havE prce goss crher I grols proft OU wil ralsl prlcp ed aot se RMpectuly. BUAU 1IARKE. JACS.

2 II AMSEMENTS II II Experence. tatl I tt now Atata thetergoers Atant tuniy producton a beter lat frt Te ConttuUon Te- aYllght carring rview deseres. Iolt rrlnclpall cst al tt te cat cpale lke tme. tis charing ona Frait rle Lonard Lota Intoxicaton. mUY te lat pe re a 8N Exprienc prt' r.

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wa pictures scheuled toay. 1nly prduc- ton. purrl. horor I t8thtal pictur I Is' toay underolnl thaks gaplng geed Geraa kal wi five buterny I tature trlnl BrownlVfr I. I 4lmo o.

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wa Movlea. CBITERIN1Xorma Talmage. Scret Stor Count VAUEEfor World FR-Elsle World. AL4MO Eale Wllame Dctor. STKADWmla Rassel Luck.

sle Lv Tordo I Ma Remembered. A SchUer. repreentatve Lews circutt Srine char. te Crlstma8 I lof Lews Grd members hm. wih I I LA YES COMFoRT I exectve commitee E- associaton wil buid I' Atanta accom.

modaton f1ty recontructon wa Wedneday coniteel I executve eld Holne insttu- I ton. locaton uUdinl wJ announc wihin preident I insttute lecret ad ExSlave associaton tat seven wihout lvlng dla insaniar Increae rlled a lolaton goe son. Pofeuor said asociaton tat sb' Ihow sublcrlpton. recnt IUblcrpton vae ph error. I Mr.

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pab countr. DOuDcemt etr flnteoger Ot I tud I terstof tiSbcuture i Aerc. ATNTAS STRIES FROM DAY TO DAY Atat. to' aother. ap menthoue I latah' bul te AUant cnsucte4 apaent te past lr a peron 1 1 txOt te' IOUt.

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Wiie 8utliePn de Lni aVeu. 150 wes. 4avea1e oxO Ul. Ut acthe aa eCna rta AWnlnto Ilm. Gttl a I lad U.

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Dtem- br 1. 11 Ut4me me. lt 10 blok cot Xoh a tlS als I. blok Boulevar Park Deember I Zle naln Colonia Trs cmpl. Pfahte IdOO 6 monthl notee Decembr 211.

uOooW. Baye Glbnto Pen' i Lfe Inzrance compay. norheast CI Sprll Aleander atet. l1xl fye ers pr cnt Dcembr 1 oMrEI1ale Hancok' TBt cmpany. 4Forsta1enue.

1io i Fo enue. i SOgos sme. till st et xl U11 0 I Bn fO Tt I UOOGMre Dra Lvngstn lat I Ln 1. WDUtn fe. t.

Paroa. 3xl Sovemb :0 Lo AL I CONSTITUION I De tme 10. te 1 Tbre Ue Ue bae' SIet7 tme 6e A rte' cOlseCUUv. IDerlol cnrlement acpted taa lnel COlnt wor. eah Un.

DIIontnuaee a4veriiDI mWt wtng I wl acepted phone prtet inte our Te Coaeltutoa wi lfn ble Incort Inron 1 adverisement ordere mor tal tma i I br eD 70lr Ad 60 Atht 601. Coueous famlar rt. rul. claflctol 11 ve InformUon yb wi aB Wornc ou I mOt ettectve Acout opene ad acmm0ate I i to telphonl director. Oter wa ae tken ar ImeltlJ appUcUon bU b.

prHate4 ml eUcor da EVY ROU BS Un I COSTON WA' AS I I Ii LS aicle. 8mtme ae fould of tea aoleD w1t rcover but. peNo theJ 11 bk the owne aIr Urd thl colu1 LS. BRACELT Ls. Kate BuC4r eUravd In sid.

Far ateet Grant Park Trnit avnue plaC UI Atanta DOLt strJed zl Stewat sete whie lcked I lberal a7ln- fonton wt lea 1S rcover. Ca1 Iy 11. DULlvr a he no Itrea arn trm tot tl te cola Ith bra bea lbra rewad. Ta Shor. En ne Hou.

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aln 8 Wst Peacht LST Peahte btwen r. ad vIauct pu. cntllnl rolt bi. ad Ime slvr. Retur Aney wad moute automobie te wa Man ne eectcles ver torl bel frae.

Rewad Retu Gran. Peebtree 2Ub Ild blt bralet Hmlok 636. Rward STRAYEDFrom 15 Far. wo ster lid brwn white It 5ota pt lef lbrl rtward Matl 41 SPo ta tt cue Rward i ItUe tit Et Aa ba treet WHITt BUL. wih aot 1 old Rtu r.

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I teUIe 701 alDcna fd out mUr hat ODevC a tT fa 0 I 1 ar o1paUon 4. wht to i bter 7. alf. I 1 an4 fm. ata RC4a71 1m p' :1 :1 MADAMDE LYLE i mari I Smpl" at IY IU McDUFE tteeU.

ZN1Tf. IIUtt prvt re Utelamb paUDtc fr. Som' p4 Iftlfat fO MKUlent ar 8Bf ork- IOK1 EI Tlfo c- am0 lkbye Cc ElI. AUaDt Oa A tb 0" fa. 0' A.

fo PI a4. Dtw fm pr- Sd UU t. e. 4' G. :8 cnecU Q.

I WANTeDaJe I BRGH 7fooJow. abl. eq12CWb1 CE. bkeprIt ni 4 PrJ1tnoI. or tAplT Jett c- nte 8 tIc' 44 qo' HEffwANE a.

EE1 DICAON lr Anl. dv7a acmletcn 0NoIt01ttl pU1 I e' Io fo. ULIUat Bb. CI 8tJaP t. YAN BY RLIABLE ESTABLISHEP IC NCE RIGHCLS iITHOROUGHY IECED1.

IANCAl ABr HNDLINGTRDING PATMEN. ETILIZER TER1ACTO IPRODUcS STATEEXE REEEREC PROXIMATESALRYCONi SIDERTION. ADDRE SI POSOFFICE BOXI2I4 CITY1 I VANTE DEXPERIECED OOKKE YOUNG A OT SUBJE. CI DRAF" 1 AND lA AC ERCARE CONSTITUION. ANT ED BOOKEPER STEN.

RPHER SALRY. REFERNCES. BOXP346 bbrtade quicky. ehe y. torulhl7.

nenc. Ear wheleallnl MolrBab COUee I orh trt BOY 1Clt ad one. c' t1e Wrter aaer quck ateae. fa I lol ad eperenc. Ar wlll etn Bx 21.

I ATEO. OD. STEY COLR INSDE PRTR WOR BAlGAIN STOR. A STRS. I ATA.

DAt once elbt fIt-cl. mehaucal etctual dtmen hv eperenc. ae fllar wtb sel plat work Work loated Brmnlham APplct atte ag ve tul eperience and all eU epteMI baD Amcn ct nnAddre Tenlee Ca In Cmani. 11 Wodwa bu4IC. Blrllgh Ala WANTEDYard ad ho ApplJ WUlaI Peaht roa WAEDOOD.

STEAY. SALMAN FR STEAY ROUD OUGHY AT S01S BAAI STRETS. TOW. Rapd ad accurae tenog psUlon lale manafacturnr. cOtton mWt exprlencec peon 91 buldllr.

machlnst-lnotlpe 11. :1. morlnr papr Pam POIt Palm Beach Fa MA posUlon fce by. wih larleeoraton ro op pornity rght pay. peron 918 Grnt buldlnr.

MANW nt. clerca toal lae eorrtoa sledid oppr- tunlt to i otere te ma pOlesslnc. nee8r ql.l- I Prference wl clTn tse btwen te ae ot lan4 nand wbobave sme prvloa' dercal experence. py US Grnt bulding. Wated inshlpplnr depat- ment 1-1 year BoIH.

ear ol Moor Sn. baldlnl. MA. ralroa tralo 10DI rn. Co Cmpany.

1 Halln avae USHER ated te our h- Lic 1 1 yeal ae. Ap ply dorkeeper. Ewa HELP WANTEDFelale. COOK 111e woman work rom tot flmU tore CRORTION reqaIfl I a eftclent. tenoeapher aDar oerS 7ea tte eprence Ala epeted al repl cnfdentiL.

car Clattaton. IALILADIEWanted tour 11. ar ApplpU Empir buUdlnr. Wi 10 w. cmptent rlable Cll Ienerl houwork alt c.

ehUdren LDY tyewrite clrca tenogaphlC re- qulr m0ent. a Sutrn PhotoMatera Centra LDY fo cener 4Ctoraph opror. ne. 12 Cadlr bd. THOUSDS cverament postons opn womenU overUOO It tre.

JankIIInsUtlte. Dpt 10 Roheter. HELP WANTEDMale and Female CO IEEN TIST Apply i pel- Eyea- Austel Norh Pror IWA TED at bT crl pr rm lot. 7 Wron PI LUNDRE8 ho6 cok. mac IU halboy.

prer. wltr Slve C. RPHER SALRY OX P-J6 CONSTITION. A Iaes er. ad spole ou a wage padch ap i.

uow AddsWR SQptCpsParkM on Gerga I SAL SMENANDSOLl ITORS :1 I CS KA pk 1' I pelc fo. C. b. tntr ad Opnut I pnc quUtcaUoDi tawUUnr toP B2U 1 l- dlk sl ackrjak colln cv.rnc tntO d'-1 rlP 8kc. We2t YOrketYo u4W 1' n1 Jeltpo mA1 8I14.

rn. 21p TnL. An" el7 NY COroREDcAO HIt c. UIi. NTE Tmhe" C1IrljtMdterJmme41ato TenUlDl gricuiturslscbool mut bel po4maarctvo WANTED' teIIoCJurof tltu Vi WANTED-Teachers TWO rorche1l21aUT i1.

forpht1d did aalaryfor b1qAUanta. AcrICIIlturlteacnermmedlat forTeDUlD1atrlct A ool beCOOd andt 128 pelmonth3ames 1leGMIGtallfte BmG 8PECLUboUdQ SODd-JlarUe1I- Cff fW It. to 16 worlrtoSUSpriDclp1aU Se 1110 A ne 808 baUcI1JIeAtlanta. l. vaiqs.

Ff L1lU dc' taoa t1JATIONc WJJ TED ON' vl I UDIT OF LAR EC RPOR TIO SIROUSOFcMAKING IS TO PERIE. CE STITUTION. de 1rea where-lo- lIIaJl Add 4J. C. SITUA TIONW ANTE CULTCIbDLAD1 1lIId t8 NewYork rere ncWI1l an Pl1onehy I FORSA EA DW WANTED FOfJ SALE on lIuC Gooree Howarc1lU WUkand NATIONALOASHREGS TERSAND prle1maIJ" nW Y1I1Onta.

ISo :4. EBARtESS UIr7oI Pi n. UL I WANTED-TWO. GO. OD.

STEAD STEADY.Po- REGULARWORK I ST. OREPR YOR machlaoand Bell t. USuled I24Halev COTTONUIMSCASH STO South Broad St. Main UU. Main chg NTE Dut I eornerPledmont.

Second barcalnFultOll ComplI7U lIIenel SAFES lA 0. U- FURNITURE rn ke den Soda easy" COALColorcoodcoa1 04. IC heaY7hat. log. NltrateSod 8Ueal.

luUecr WEUCALLAAt SCALES-SAFES l1e oj. anddDanclall vault 401ttb orlD- eltherwa7. haveyoot. writeBouthm i Dfum tbeAterbldK I ANTED lIaneou. I CA rr ta JI I CASH t1i 1ur CASH gut ll i ldyet to lUE tJ 1 01 er We pa eae of tic.

11. UE. Jo1lteheUat. lU U' 1 JI I FURNITYRf. I rorCo VeBuy Sec nd Hand for Uln' 2315 AT I a sw qu1ekP 1IU.

Wanted S. oneeLmaatbetn AddreJto Gs OBoxn Constit tionVar BYSIN OPPORTU ITIES UNLICENSED DRUGGIST the AUantso are tJaeMcaWt pf ef 01iB 415 HantOfIIt WANTED lIt 1I1 or tbJDOnq' CU. nBido f.i- With to electrtoll ta Jllon. for. routllMf.

reuoaabl" d4r SALE DutilIII t1nofarmlnc HCUOIIOt1llor1 JUcan abl toreUxltOII CoodtocatJon. tta fbfw 14r roomA4drMlrPSSif EDUtAT ONA i H' uaea 7. ei the wseoc orMala UtJc Seata an AuaDIa AND8UPPtJES TYP or 0. tble. forHf PwrI fee Jl rah7N" AV T- Page Ten TffE CONSIIItJTION ATLANTA GA.

TUURSDXY DEOEtEBEB27 1917 tt NoGamelookedforSathrihy i FORSATURDAY BeanIas i I ha b' it I I ls 1809 i. adv. c. au I1IL I InfaCt i' me no no an a S. 4 ii 1 iau i IJPIt1S 1der Chattazocga Tean.

December Manager New 11 33 un- MEI nary I 1 within dentArkwright bad SETTLEMENT FORECAST SANFRANCISCO STRIKE An I 5 per amountgranted othercon- Imen zneetingtody Tipton or. tro trobZs sachsa I. ForCures. On1 nrvouanaaadgeusral slao catarr Bloo czoms msnyuj th. atone.

oni 4- I- a. 1:38 mon r' ti IC IS pp ZM 1IatBaakAuaaua 5. 5 1 PE' T' SayFixingof the FoodAdmlnil A. L. of1 ofa seed I I folinwEj I 2 aftectof ar- the price valuef ha l3lj 36 4c L0 the to L.

Dear sonic- respects thu 2tTh TOSH wond.r- as'- can as soul stays-a that is 1. ThO psst-il tjt. costly Loo A. its sauns aiii which epens Loewa the- atr wItti the Thwsda gjne liars Leone lard Mack. appear her abig andPreej whtrlwijz4.daner bill Ii- caX4et4b7tbThr.AItkea s.

a- hoiKiagdom I. ewa PICtiiprotnam Si RitlGoald. iAi- npiri La- of ihlsafternoon gtri of yaude-rflleabowas appearin ofamazt songs-a cotametor ther Patlie be tioVsudett. a Iovingberhnatand i. tone At just WiUi I the-Alamo CEITERIONLE0rma or FOltSTrR 2 William Bessie I I Slave as- son As I given iN The from will be 11h ATLANTA'S- STRIDES ment.houae.- tobe' the yeara Is feeton southaide de Leon avenue.

I thlaaection at the year I will cost- rIt permit to 1 LTo covm De Atlanta 156 2t1117. S7O8am. October- 25 s5RtD. WatkinteAitc rids' west ZS :1517. Blrira to Bm lotdIWest 1etest tAehbyetret 40x21L Be 22 S.

lot westelde etreet 48z1S. 26 dame 2 Charles 40x15 H. 8 Dr. lt IOxieO 21- lIlt---------- Vsiuible Condderatiena- 11 Miss E. end be Lano 827.40 dame 6 Mr.

W. jiSreOl 6 4 060 23 1917. Matthew 1917. Mr. WANT-ADS a Sc Sc Ad i5 ijLost In- 1396.

Liver tj Lhwrist LOST LOPiii One From lii Leeke IM5t or tt ward. St. LOST-Leather WestEnd z. Georgia ca calO 1 consult Mme will direct business. 10 avenue.

no. 7 PALMIST Ut' teUlug One will YO for abe age occupation andwhat aue tare t. bette Rea611V 1D em 8ndsys tO ip ass avenge. Lakewood DE ILSNTAL SCIZBT1' 8IBPTUAL ABYSs. lU' gt ad ooaw marriUS 1 Ivy IE false number- tst.

sdes. Mr. U. P. WtshelL 2 Windsor Ut itiOLFR Whitehall aet wOrk Is IL eatanL Or.

or CO. tOToRalft BMnse agea. Adeysons new on th sale tte tormr atageta Ga, MaI. youta weekj egeeyr133-Caadlet-bldg prefermsnwithkiowZedg Ma1e BILL-- BLDck" Yes chsleZ SLis. Cellege3l stlwen WANTEDBY SHE DE- SEED.

RIENCEJ CON-AD DR S5 BOXI2I4CITY1 AN wILL I MEN-Learn Moler 61 Wanled can' WANTED-GOOD AR GA IN At yard WANTED--GOOD Wanted Wanted Wanted 16 II 1 WANTED Wanted. lot oldI Wanted good 515 Will Dept. WANTED-Male F- WANTED-Apply I WANTED COMPETENT1 vil CruinpsPark Wantogone Sag I good wilUhg to to- soil wash-and basis- give 5 29th iew- York city. WANTED-Man sell buggie snd.snergy. to stok 31 oBrotherv WAD 1 PZUeals Ts WANTEDTcacPosrss' zmmeolat forTenth good'- per-month.

T.SLcOea. 44U. cazoCeuaUtuUoa. one Phone Ivy fleaie WANTEL-Agricuutursa be' MoOse are can plac. Teachers' Agancy 301 J.

SIC 15O- IsTeIL 12S3Hea1e7blgAtlanta WANTEJ ATJDITOR OFIMAKING OPENTO EX- iCy aiivars WANTEDcCmUI CuLr Registered SALE- AND TIMBER-Pine GaOeorge 325 We Main end Sell fl sad Ce it. Phone-ivy eiltonce 24 COTTONOIBS CASH STORE 591 tee GUARANTEED. 141 i aaln 144 I A 1P1Q ATLANT1 SAFE CO. 0Z3fll. L4IJ Mtcheil.

460L SIT TD vrt ip 11' OLD lurtsitur a Outs I coal Teams 1' E. tWlLI. In- I WANTED-Miscellaneous I-----O A L7 LFPAIU lILSutder IlPeter. ut. 2615.

iAlD for oId furnIture Diii. l21I1 Furniture Cu 51 8 borsytb et 145 aNT.a HiDE aaua ow IlIi 12 for cash B. a LbA L5 i Gibson- vt Cloih WANTED-Used 274 0 Constitution- Vait a easy A young- a no nj iij one A fin. a 11110. fou etc.

founttf Thi. would make pZ5 the et We schooL these canset oe us 444LissPIaZ ickod. street Os. LL at iowet prices. rcter c.

and filly messrs year vIatbis. 3 boos IS. ssasj 1:70.