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Hoover Oroer Refera toProd- ocU in Cold Storage and Be- comes Effective Today. MareH Rnlee ttos the trade profit In nd the dletrilration of rrozen OOltrY and cold storage eg wrelfued tonight by the food ewlmlnlstration. They be come effective tomorrow and it announced have the general of the trade. orb. rule aid a food dIDInltton statement ere designed to reduce the number of transaction to the economic minimum and are exp cted to ta- bUI.

tile thduatziea. place trnsact1ona on a just nTcaThd1Ing bsl allow ledt1mate oomp-ett'ttoa. but restrict OS- portanrtle for tion aid in 002107 prompt regular and efficient Mmlrtat unnecessary tna4lDC and otfaeu discourage practice that i reflected In abnormally bt rh. prloes to consumers. The UrnVti of ximom ad ysnc allowed the ttement oontln- ned bwve been paced at point.

that will maintain all nececsary dlstrrbat- ln agencies and warrant payment to A mtte aetonr rule. do not-aw ly to ny tztdIg la pooltryvDot at orae Urn. cold terace- rarelwaae cr tff trading' In fresh eggs. 03 not. la tbetn- elv a iaee any- restriction upon the prtee be paid ponttry intended LOT atora They merely Jim- It th profits that can be made on any tnmaactKm- nie tint purclae until the poultry or to the retailer1 handi.

TM oyigthtlaovr or poultry In a 0014 storage wafeliol3ae may be al lowed II advance over cost nut to exceed per cent ommIMSqn merchant elUng fro rj5Wtry or original ooTnm1 ik not cent on the oost of wholealer. a Jabber teb end institution advance over cost to 5 cent. 10 per cent or IS per entre pectlvely The stonr Jjf get in a cold ttoraee aV be allowed an advance or I qtr cent oy cost a com ml union merchant llitf for original otorer ro receive cotnmIiiton not exceeding 4 per cent a wholesaler receive an advance or 4 per cent and a obber felling- In original package may receive an advance of S. per cent. In selling candlwa torage eggs the actual candling loajKto conaidered part of the cot.

and Jofeers uppllera of hotel and Inst1tutIbIs and retailers of ratln under license are aBpwed advancea of 10 per cent 12 Kcant and 15. cent. reap pectlvelr Ar colt. It 1 ezpepted byth rood trItIon that moat or the trading in frozen poultry WIN be at smaller margin of prom than thoee given. Thoee nxazlnnun are Intended to cover the most ezpenoive method.

of dlatzlbm. tton In the a reral clMlea. ltedbctlon in th ziumtr of dlrtrtbatlve' steps ve be kept in Ju4l In fonulatlng the rules. Get It Through ttt Senate Today. Washington March.

low. prog- rue was made by the nnau today In dl po in of amendment to the U. ministration bill for a war finance corporation but tonight leaders believed Ita paasage tomorrow was assured. With virtually all senators agreed regarding necessity for the legi la on to afford government financial assistance to war Industries and control private security Issues an unexpected number of amendments proposed in eluding several from banking commit- texnembera. ha.

delayed final. action. 411. amendment adopted today prohibits directors or the corporation from participating directly or indirectly in passing upon any matter or interest to themselves or any concern with which they are connected. The provision is a substitute for the clause eliminated by the finance committee which prohibited tile directors prom continuing personal connections wth any bank or other corporation.

Virtually all Important questions still in dispute went over for consideration tomorrow. They Include the authorization for the corporation to la A tfW Mi UoIOOL000 In fcoads creating' capltal lss eat eomm1ttee to license security. issues of 1100000 or moreand the provisions fordi loan to- railroad and pUbUo. utU tUesv and advances to savings banks. Amendments- pending to the latter laus propose.

extension of th 1 oeneflUjto unurancft mpDlea and building and loan auoclatloaa. Senator-Owen ehatrmaa of tn banking committee late today offered a subsUtute for the securities licensing section proposing that the capital is shall consist of five experts whose decisions shall be reviewed byths federal reserve board upon appeal within thirty days. Morn- of the banking committee held an Informal conference and discussed further urlng today debate Senator uioot of. Utah. a finance committee member earnestly warned the senate that government financial aid to American In dusty Is Imperative because.

he said. th government virtually has corn- reandeered the Money- market for its war loans. Prolongation of the war. he predicted. would.

result In script currency and inflation. BLACK HAND LEADER SENT TO ATLANTA PEN New York March 1 Antonio Pug- llsi notorious black hand leader and head of the band of counterfeiters which planned to print and circulate a million dollars of spurious ten-dollar federal reserve bank note a today sentenced In the federal court to fifteen years' Imprisonment In the penitentiary at Atlanta tlovanni Infantine a. jeweler. and four other members or the gang were sentenced to lesser terms. AU had pleaded guilty.

NEWS GF THE CHURCHES BAPTIST BAPTIST BAPTIST TABERNACLE 78 Luckie St. 9:30 A. Sunday School We expect a class of thirty girls from Lanier UiTiver- sity shall send ten automobiles for them. 11:30 A. M.

and 7:30 P. M. Services DR. THORXTON JACOBS BIG- CHORUS CHOIR FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Peachtree and Cain Streets DR C. W.

DANIEL Pastor Af THE MYSTERY OF CHRIST 7 :30 P. IS JESUS KINtf Eighth Sermon in Dr. Porters WORDS OF SECOND BAPTIST CH Opposite State Capitol 7:30 PM KEEP THE eries on WAR" ES BURNING" EXTRA MTJSIC FINEST QUAET VBLRMEST WELCOME. PONCE DE LEON BAPTIST Corner Ponce de Leon and Piedmont Avenn DR. M.

ASHBY JONES. Pastor. ii A. CURE BT1 CONTACT 7:45 CAN WE FIGHT A CHRISTI WAR THE WEST END BAPTIST OHIJ1tCH Pr Mhlnx 11 A. M.

by the Pastor DR. JOIN PURSER. on th MONEY A BLESSING OR" A CURSE" TTi evening hour will be devoted to a patriotic service. W. G.

Cooper win opeak on Food Production and Food Conservation as a means of winning the war and the duty of every man. women and child to sacrifice save and serve for the good or the country. JACKSON HILL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Highland Avenue and Qfrulevrd 9 SO A. M. flunday schooL 11 00 AM Dr J.

J. Bennett. pastor. Subject Things Worth While. JONES AVE.

BAPTIST CHURCH Dr. ThomaJ E. McjCutohen will dUcuss these subjects 11WAM THE THINGS THAT WILjf OCCUR AFTER THE MIL LENNIUM. 7 30 P. THE SEVEN NEW THINGS.

The last two divisions of the coming1 or CsVrlst Don't mlw this opportunity to learn what the Bible says about these great Take any car on Marietta street to Jons avenue. 4 WOODWARD AVENUE REV. DAVIS. 11 A. It Home Service.

All ol members of the Church Invited. I 0 P. M. Pr aehh by Pastor. WARM WELCOME METHODIST REVH M.

QUILLIAN. Pastor. Sutay School 9 30 A. M. 11 00 A.

Dr W. 3 Young of the Ory University pruAea. 7 46 P. Dr A. Sharp will pr COME ANt BRINS OTHERS a DRUID HELLS METHODIST To gther at letter church March Id.

TMS VI. Rev. Marvin Williams will preach. Near by members and ex members of Grace hureh ar especially urad tA come. ii A.

Grace Methodist In Forrest Avebue SchooL ST. PAUL METHODIST. CORNER ANT SIIXT SIUC1TS REV. R. A.

Ea MONT SOK PASTOR 11 A. M. Preatrtitnt by W. Snaekford. :10 P.

IL By Pastor Revival Meeting during week I Tn. and a. m. Xfey COME EYERnODT. UNITARIAN UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH 01 We Peachtree Street.

United Services of Unitarians and Universalists. ii A. M. workers With God by Rev Walter Swisher. Could God get along without 7U Would His purpose fa without human agents COME Am HEAR Colored CONGREOATIONAL- CoIored OBXAT awnueL Ali NEQRO ILtetC.

SONQ nzivicz Tinny CONOBGTIOttAL cll3cU Oemir COQTtISd Avenie and Hovstaa fitratt lr. B. B. Proctor Pastor I. SS cS A WS i IRESRYTERIAN PRESBYTERIAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Peachtree and Sixteenth Streets.

WHY AMERICA 11:00 AM Sermon by DR. SPROLE LYONS Pastor. At seven o'clock Dr. Lyons and the choir will conduct the worship at the M. A.

at Camp Gordon. Wednesday evening at eight o'clock Dr. Lyons will give the seventh lecture In the series or Modern Church History The subject will Re ulgious Beginnings In America. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oppite the Capitol Dr. Dunbar H.

Ogda will preach at both services 11 A WHAT IS TCffiE no" 4 P. M. THE MAN WfO LOST A NORTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CORNER NORTH VENUE AND PEACHTREK STREET. DR. RICHARD ORME FLINN.

PASTOR. 11 00 A. THE CHALLENGE. 4 oo P. PATRIOTIC SERVICE.

CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST II. Ball speaks at the West End Au Church of Christ tomorrow at it a. in. or MOW APE AND SECtRE THE CHILD GOD lie is to speak at a Joint met Ing of the Churches of Christ at 8 yn. atthe Savoy Theater opposite Slit Iron Bid on Peachtree St.

Song Service Slit begin promptly at 45 The public la Invited. Morgan H. Carter speaks at East Point at 11 a. ro. end O.

D. Bearden speaks at South Pryor- Vamar Streets. ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS Meet at Hi West Alabama Street regularly at 10 41 a m. sod 7 I Po m. Mr.

O. Jwett In charge of the children's class from :10 to It 29 Mr. 3 Y. Selilli. of the adults 10 4t to 12 Bible study.

EVERYBODY WJSLCOM3D. EPISCOPAL EPISCOPAL ST. PHILIPS CATHEDRAL CORNER WASHINGTON AND HUNTER STREETS The Rt. Her II. tlkefl D.

D. Bishop. The Very Rev T. II. Johnston Dean.

The Rey. Vincent Lacey Canon. Holy Communion 7 20 A. M. Communleanta Breakfast A.

U. Morning Service and Sermon 11 IL In. Preacher. the Dean. Choral nvensong and Sermon 6PM ALL SAINTS CHURCH Cor.

West Peachtree St. and North Ave. REV. W. W.

MEMMTNGER. RECTOR. 8 A. Holy Communion. 11 A.

Holy Communion and Sermon. 4PM Recital by All Saints Choir. Public cordially Jutted. VISITORS WELCOME. ST.

MARY'S MISSION 14 PEACHTRJEB CIRCLE REV. I KILLER PRIEST IN CHARGE. Sunday School 9 30 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon II 51.

Wednesday Evenings Litany Sermon 8 o'clock. Wednesday evening March 6 sermon by the Right Rev. Hurry J. MIkell. Bishop or Atlanta.

VISITORS WELCOME. METHODIST EPISCOPAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL PONCE DE LEON METHODIST EPISCOPAL CORNER PIEDMONT AVENUE REV. JPHN J. TREADWELL MINISTER Sunday School 4o clock. A mfdern Sunday School.

Raising- ot Service Fla at 11 TA. 10. Patriotic Service METHODIST South FST METHODIST HURC South drner Peachtree ad Porter Pleas. arv JAMES E. QICKET.

PASTOR. Wday school at I ro. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7 SO p.

ro. by the th lecoe :45 p. m. WESLEY MEMORIAL' ClrtJRCH J. A.

SHARP Pastor. Ill A Preacning by put. saLE SCHOOL A. II. ST.

MARK M. E. CHURCk' 1 South Oeraer Peacntre and Fifth Ste. REV W. R.

HENDIUX PARTOh 11 A. IL Preaehiar by tr. Special welcome sstdisrs sad strengere. Baadar sebooU 41 a. m.

Special eliea EPISCOPAL ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH PMcht St. Between Pin sad Came' any. Co B. WIUtER.

RECTOR. e. ta. Rely Commuaioa. tl a.

BL. oadar ebel it 0 a. m. Men's Bible U- A. IL Holr Oomjnanloa tad men.

I'M P. 1C Br ntng prayr and sermon. SALVATION ARMY SAI YATIONABMT rA Ceaday sohool Opea Atr meeting. A. IIMAIC BAPTIST CAPITOL AVENUE BAPTIST Rev.

W. H. Major Pastor. 2S a. m.

11:00 X. M. Gods Use of Memory 45 P. Qod Speaking Man. Th evdinaao.

of baptism will be admin. at th betteaias of nl ht service. CHRISTIAN WEST END CHRISTIAN RBVE. n. KUTCnIOON.

PA9TOa. corner. Gordon and Dunn Bt 11 A. It Paul at Cyprus. Ua Bnd0 TW' Jer.

4 P. M. The Whole Xety of Mo. CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST AND TirXimwlfU TBJIIft SVNIUT svICEa Sunday. MareS 1.

Christ Jsstta Wdasday vento tiimoisj tna et if leboel cordially thvttdA Reading mom ea dally. I It U- i Wr elay. ee p. se. Other day I a.

III. to 0 P. ro. at tit Grand Opm How PRESBYTERIAN ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN Crier Wbitebafl sod WhlUhall REV. aWr.

RBTD. puoa. vA.U. ftmday ucheel. 11 A.

It A flITIM ta a Soldier PJt T. P. C. V. t4LP.

1C TJer. Poe Hope. PRYOR ST. PRESBYTERIAN 1151 A. It OVER THH TOpr wo FAGIHlNMEN Vlar Decision Up to Gregory Minotto Under 50000 Bail Famished by Swift Washington.

Alareh X. The depart. ent of labor today refused to. deport Count James Mtontt son of Louis Swift. the Chicago.

packer. on charges preferred by- the director of naval Intelligence. but because of u- ptclons aroused by his German birth and associations dismissal of the- arrest warrant was postponed until the department of Justice decides whether the count should be Interned as an enemy alien. Pending action by the attorney general the count will remain at liberty on 50 099 ball furnished by his rather- law. YinoUo.

who claims Italian citizenship and ha taken out first papers for American naturalization. was arrested under authority of the immigration act of IOU. the warrant alleging I that he we. likely to become a public charge at the time of his entry into the United States. Because he was well supplied with money was a.

law- abiding citizen as regards civil statutes and came to the United States be fore this country was a belligerent. the department held that the orfly basis for deportation would be to prove an Intention to violate the neutrality laws. I Possible Internment Is Suggested. None of the suspicions upon which this proceeding rests. the decision says.

is sufficiently supported by proof to sustain a warrant of deportation under the Immigration law. Inasmuch however. a suspicions have been I as the country would be exposed to danger it those suspicions were true and the alien. German by birth. has lived in Germany from birth to majority and never been formally naturalized in any other country.

prudence might dictate internment as an alien enemy. Dismissal of the arrest warrant was recommended by the examiner who in vestigated the case and by the Inspector In charge at Chicago. The commissioner general of Immigration pro- I posed that action be held In abeyance and the case referred to the attorney general. The controlling- question of tact said Assistant Secretary Post who scrutinized the evidence himself Is whether the alien at the time of any of his entries Into this country was a secret agent of the German government" Summarizing the evidence against I Mlnotto Mr. Post found that he was intimate at the German embassy in 1 England prior to the European war.

and left England for the United States i in August. 1914 under circumstances I raising suspicions that he WM a secret I agent of Germany. The count had been born In Berlin of an Italian father and a German mother. who was a famous German actress. and worked In Berlin for the Deutsche bank which later bent him to London.

When the bank I was closed by the war. he obtained employment in New York with a. large bank. which sent him to South Americe. where he and his father.

who the report flays. accompanied him and who. is also under suspicion" were closely associated with German officials. Familiar With Yea Lnxbari The son familiarity with Count Luxburgr the German ambassador at Buenos Aires. who sent the notorious sink without a trace" message to his government caused him to be suspected as a.

German agent. and he as sodated Intimately with 51. Gaillaux. the former French premier now under arrest In Paris charged with treason. when the latter WM In South America.

All this time Mlnotto was representing American financial Interests. Apparently It was in this connection that he entertained Secretary McAdoo during the latter's visit to Buenos Aires. Count Mlnotto was alleged to have boasted of his German sympathies and that he was able to get wireless messages in and out of Germany atrwlll He was Intimate with Germans who since have been Interned. When the United States entered the war he offered his services to the In telligence services of both the war and navy departments. This led to the charges by naval officers.

Taking at Its full face value the evidence in support of the foregoing outline of facts. Mr. Post says it makes at best an exceedingly weak case for administrative action under the immigration law. Wlille Minottos a sympathies were with Germany at the outbreak of the war the record shows that he responded as an Italian reservist when Italy became Involved. On- physical examination he was rejected.

Mr. Post found no evidence of bad faith to either offer of his services to the American government and his association with natives of Germany WM declared to be without sinister significance While the record would make a prima fade case of pro-German sympathy prior to the entrance of Italy Into the the decision adds it discloses nothing Indicative of a disposition to subserve any pro-German sympathy he may have had by violating our neutrality laws. CHAIRMAN HAYS SEES TAFT AND ROOSEVELT New' York. Starch Will H. Hays the new chairman of the republican national committee conferred here to day with two- former presidents of the United States.

He talked for an hour It the Union League club with William H. Taft and had a long chat with Theodore Roosevelt et Roosevelt lice- pi tal. It was Mr. Hay. first meeting with Mr.

Taft since his election to the chairmanship. They teemed to be In. entire harmony end when they parted It was road Mr Taft stood ready to do anything In hl power at ny time and at' any place" to advance the. interests of the party when they did not conflict with those of the country. Mr.

Hay. aw Colonel Roosevelt when he was here a few days CO but it was understood they 414 not talk politics on that occasion a the former president convalescence from the operation he underwent early in the month had not progressed fez enough. He was stronger today however No announcement was made of the vubjecta dlBcusaed but My Hays declared earlier in the day that there were no faction in the republican patty. NURSES ARE URGED TO MEET IN ATLANTA Miss Ada Eldrtdfe. national ecr try of the American Nurses' assocla- tlon with headquarters In Rochester N.

has just left Atlanta. whe7 SS has been toe guest of the local nur orr nl aUon. Miss Eadrid bearVto the national organization a cordial in vitation extended by unanimous vot to desIgnate this city' a the next con- YentioR headquarters of national society. Th tlon will be decided at the convention this year which Win meet May to' 11. at Cleveland Ohio.

28 as the tuna number of lcat i Zc. repua more than a thoocaad. th bringing of the convention to thl db' would. in the opinion of th Atlanta convention bureau. and local rneers THOMAS FARMERS BUY PURE BRED HOLSTEINS header young Just received hers by Marsh and will be dlgpx i of farmer.

of th county iraO ro- dooms TtM records made by the bred ttfl cattle that ha" hew hAv evened. CD BUTdREMAINED AFLOAT An Atlantic Port. March LOOt tons gross was torpedoed btrt re rosined afloat. while to onvo1 few weeks ago. it was announced today by the- owners.

th Atlantic Tr aSt company. The xrsv tH ri it was rated put back to a port. dle- charged her cargo and IS belnff ret paired An American oil tank at a Al whtch rrived here today. reported that the Manhattan aank sitar being attack ed by a U-boat COST OP WANT ADS IN THE CONSTITUTION Onetime lOo un. Three times Sc lint I ch Seven times a line Thirty times or more 7c AJrertlsemeBtB nmder IB feOowUC dfltsiioa win enly be mated waea cm ccMs ialc tb ucdsei Wow.

Ke Kooma trmiabed VtQS5I5M Waated Hoarder wet N. For ot Ueorn Pupished. get Beat Koaau lJatanlab' Weated-Te Bent a- Waate Te heel Bee. Pafar lihHL eatustte touted Malev Sitheti. Waated gsssal Xe phese ucdmo.

uceepted fee dvertlM sdvaece" Above tat. toe eouecutive tnsrtlsai ay No ad nUmat accepted foe 1 tItU tee lines. tonne tz ordlaary word tech Un. The JaaaUtul will eec rupoasIbJ ler moss thee see laoorreet UserUoa a9 4vrtl rin it ore tJaa time. nIesaI2siiait dvertUia mess be wrltU It will B4 lie aoep by PbS This prvtect yes Istirset a well All.

eara 11 yen coat IIztq Bead yea Wass Ad phoa Mala BOOS jT UaItta MO. Courteous perato tborosgkly tamUI mi rat rule and classlilClatIOU5 will give you complete latormetln. And wish they win assist you ik wording 755 want ad to make most effective. Accounts opened for ads xcpUaT the classiflcaUon that are each with order hi telephone to accommodate you roar name I In the telephone directory. Want ad taken by telephone are to be paid tot Immediately upon application bill to presented by mall or solicitor to same day.

InEBT BOMB BAS UKB TOB CONSTITUTION WANT ADa. LOST AND FOUND LOST articles sometimes are sever found. often they are stolen wilt- so chase. or recovery but whee picked up by honest persons they will get back to tn owner adrer- 154 this column. LOST.

TAKEN from In front of Lyric theater Saturday. February IL Buick automobile. passenger license No. 10252. 111 motor No.

24324 frame No. 21:118. When taken had I S. Un. chain tread tires on trout wheels two Goodyear tires on rear wheels one extra Goodyear Un on rear end cylinder block cracked on left hand ild lid soldered.

Liberal reward for Information leading to guilty party. J. H. Avers 201 Capitol ay. Phone Main Hit LOST- Crescent brooch set with pearls downtown Thursday morning.

Main Ill. Reward. LOST Pair Ck hounds. one msJe on female reward. Notify W.

A. Binlcs ill Washington Main 10 LOST 1111 auto license tag No. uln. Nichols Contracting Company Ill Trust Company or Georgia bldg. Ivy 4141.

ST Cme Stearns hub wrench on Oak Park. Whitehall or Peachtree reward. Call Hemlock 1071. LOST In Rich' department tore bag coo. taming neat 10 in money.

I. N. railroad pass reward. Call Wet 1761 LOST 1XX1 Fox terrier. male.

white. brown spot on head black spot on back. An. avers to name of Jack. License tag No.

no hung on collar. Reward. Hemlock 1120 II East Seventeenth It. UOST Laxre pointer dog white tan upot on back lid ears reward. C.

F. Longlno 300 Peachtree street Ivy 2 or Pea 181 L. SlLVER DORIN BOX Lot Thursday even- log somewhere between Cain and Harris at or Lanes studio. Reward tot return to Constitution or call Hemlock 170 PERSONAL' CLAIRVOYANT PALMIST MME. PARKS.

now many unhappy people are there I. this city who lives are darkened by the acts of others' Is your lit. nearly a wreck because you cannot overcome trouble or a domestic nature or otherwise Do You desire a return of affections rightly yours or toes another receive Itt Do you find the see of your choice 110111. cold or lndi. Israel.

or does another take your placer Is there an interference of someone so call on Mme. Parks. Eh will show you how to face the problems of life. Too leave her parlors a different talus. No.

It Bust are. no. Take Soldiers Home car tt off at Essie evens Hours. It a. ta P.

m. CLAIRVOYANT PALMIST MADAME MALONE GUARANTEES to read your entire life tell- log you anything yon want to know end find out. no matter what. One visit will pay you for disappointment la others 8h Is rifted and can help you. TUa name are and occupation and what step to take to better yourself.

Explain. love lid family attire Beading dally me a. m. to I Po m. Sundays 10 a.

m. to I Po ro. tot Lakewood avenue. Take Lakewood car to Owen. WE Il CH.

you. MOW TO MARK STYL- Isa. SERVICEABLE DRESSES SUITS ETC. NEW ERA. :0 CARNEGIE WAY.

UAsAKMiX laDUarlum. private rflnd homelike. Homes provided Infants. Infants for adoption. Mrs.

Mitchell. Windsor SL HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Malt WANTED--A A laborer. Apply 7 8 North. Boulevard. ready for work.

WANTED Active wide-awake monWT In pursues premium accident insuraze. manager for local established agency largest company la th business xep tional opportunity for Ute worker. Call at SOt Empire bid- OFFICE BO WANTED On who can us typewriter preferred. state a- experience education and salary expected. Watson.

P. O. Box 274. WANTED Janitor Apply lift Cn41er boll dine. MEN 1 can qualify and assist several men with reference.

0 traffic positions till per month up. under new freight rate law Particular and personal interview care Constitution. A UUSTUMU collector one experienced la book Instailmeut Dusinses preferred to travel orria and Booth Carolina exempt from military duty must be willing and ambitious salary IRIS day to start and railroad far Apply 407 Anstelt building. UikM gIve coarse. No.

1 set of toolsT paying position la our chain or shops lot Jl 50. Atlanta Barber Cotlere. II A Pryor. WAGE farm hand wanted. white or colored single man preferred.

ii. R. Tlaher ear. Golden Eagle Buggy Co. t1aata.

WANTED Two first-class barbers at Kimball Hotel at once. Apply Kimball. Hotel Barber Shop. WANTED assistant doctor la caw mill town salary rood. perofzie ad' dress Dr.

Clinton Reid Baaeoek. Oa. YOUNG MAN ale cierkwanted. must writ good hand. Bring reference Apply la person between and p.

today wt tot-hoc lamp Company nil Cndln Bldr. Dyestuff Salesman' Wanted. OLD wtaaBahad dyeatoff company. mass- taeturtarirtdt range of AaUln ool desires experienced 4 dy tort tI1ecua ac- ualat4 with. thCjtrad th umth to ptusitj high man to eenneet with good.

eempaar. Addrw wtta full par- ticlar Box Constitution. steedy sccnret beeper i54 rfle man-- none ether need apply salary lit tart ehaaes good foe promtios Apply 402 AMtrtl building. g.gMtv.H.ii band yarns ii Urr retailer- oemmIoa kaata- Kaa with Mishad tress desired Pmntaa Worsted.Mill-aorthwt BrBrlTtk and Freeftrain beginning Monday Marcli th aVeSJecatur St. and at i i Street Camp Gordon 1V- 5K You can see ourEm- ployment Office Signt from Railroad' Station Platform 1 at FERRO-CONCRETE COMPANY.

WANTED-A A soda dispenser. Apply Smiths Pharmacy. Decator Oa. WANTED A vulcanizer man not ubjet to draft Address F. O.

Box boro FORD car driver. 1011 Atlanta National Bank building. A GOOD house servant and also a night janitor at Plckwtek. 11 PlirUe at WANTED Collar bucklers and hrntM makers. Good wares.

Steady work. 734. Constitution. NJoWg agents on trains j- to hustlers. Union News Co.

II Yadlsn av lucpenenoed bookkeeper for im portant position rood future to 11111. ability who Is wiling to work hard. plr In own handwriting giving nfr ne ad address. Address Bokkeepsr r. Box car Constitution.

WANTED Two soda dlp nMr that know their business good chant for adyanci- meat and good salary to start. Call 1611 Kurt building a. In. Of. Deft WANTKU By llbawmlrt mill.

BhawmL Ala. a man who Is familiar With ta Cramer system of Humidifiers look alt. the Humidifiers for this mm. WANTED Carpenter at to per hour 2 4 Marietta st. Ask for S.

W. Stephens. LEARN UT MAIL bookkeeping shorthand penmanship. arithmetic. English.

bastes. Utter writing. Big demand by th govern nent and business men. Day and night lions. For Information boll oeurse at sel lag.

or by aU address Box Pravghpas College. Atlanta. Oa. MEN WANTED fl month. Thotuaads appointments to Government pMtttoas.

Write American Institute. Dept. I' 35. Rochester. N.

T. HELP WANTED Female OPERATORS WANTED Experienced operators to make skirts and middies. Steady work and best pay the city. L. L.

Mfg. Co3y Forsyth St. third. floor. WANTED GIRLS IF YOU WANT A POSITION.

WITH GOOD PAY FAVORABLE WORKING CONDITIONS. AND A BRIGHT FUTURE WE- HAVE IT TO OFFER TO THOSE WHO. ARE CAPABLE NUNNALLYS EDGEWOOD AVENUE. WANTED Cook good wages room on lot. 44 West Fifteenth street.

EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. Bring refer sacs. and apply In person- WWMn. 4 sad II. m.

today. Westinghouse Lattp Co. 1321 building. WANTED Names women. i or over.

wishing positions government clerk at Washington. 100 month vacations 17. care Constitution. WANTED At one a neat pUc young lady for OUT sods fount. Permanent position it satisfactory Apply S.

IL- Kres Co. Whitehall street WANTED Six experienced women to we on suit and dresses alterations toot per third floor B. G. Lewis Co. fl Whitehall street.

WANTED Permanent poi. tions to three bright energetic salesladies for our Millinery. Department if services are satisfactory. Apply at once S. H.

Kress Co. 39 Whitehall street. WANTED-A A laundries place. Amply 4 Yon McPherson. to work In hex aod tray department.

Apply Dixie Piper ead Bx Company 7 Peters It. wuuw yes Ilk. or Is easy at bn knitting war BOX Lute XnltUrsT lb. Deviance unnecessary lied la' stamp. DspL Auto Knitter Compeay 21 Jeeessn Buffalo.

NT. not learn mllleryf now for spring season. Complete- Ideal Millinery School. tiH Whitebait EXPERIENCED saiesiadi for wear shop. Apply Smart Shop.

Connally Mog. GiKld Womea. II or a govsrnment. otfleu. 111 month.

can Institute. Dept. ill. Boebwtar. HELP WANTED end WANTED families of spinners and spoolers for our Payne Yilt Best of wages paid cheap house' rent jn ouri ownvil lage.

Address BMooSy Supti Cnunps Park Macsi Georgia TKOUSA14DO open. JfM won ea wsaiad Write for lIst. rran O. Bo htr. NT.

aonaa ladda man. butler. pura orderly. ft. ry M4aV WjLMTKn Piihltn girl I.

nil Htjft men. Apply 101100 tntataf in tteraaa WANTED Portar and crapwoma. to RICH. Theater la messing. WtJoiTK Yogas pharautcr UsInisg a.

r-cosju aaleat with Pa. OV Deaa oata ra Celto fiPaar- maty. Waltem AtIaata. Oa. tRINiJOO tni I.

fb N1JURYANDEGGS orderRefer to oProd i Eff I ective ouar. I Wshtngto. Riil.i I l. SA. reI11ttDZ th dl l71Jt1n frMenJ i egp re4ldued a1M u4 WU redu ber ex tD4U U1e1 hDd1alnc ala po 1mltt.

ult1on. and em lent 41ft1tbut otne.nn- umer. Uml prlcea 4- 11 11 In. aln i 1lh1 Dot- PPlTjto DT faom UlDei c' or.ur-J rm. i for.

tJlKO tbt trectIon 7C. nmpulCbaae Ii Cor a3' er tP uft1y1Jii ato1' bt. 1 TDCIt ex 4' I1try. torer Yr i1 commLon exnod1ng coRof thepoultry. ot np liu' nt1 mt recelv.

nee at each dealer per ce t. eT een jrYPeclively. to ware 61' eomm TOOT Wbol er may 4e enee nd. 10 DO sIdered cenlle ireJ 1 cent PM' Ii gl the ntl-m have been nd to ultlng thMe WiPROGli 1fMAOO f. lO Niw I.

Ei. N' rtl i jnlijfl Ii. ooDtlW 1.1.-- 1. t.J bt te. i da I' i ahIncto KarCh or.proS--i I aa wUnwe bith toda IdJfl atftC' am DdDieJ atothe bUUor- w.

tiri" tonllhtleadel1l ItaP Rge w. 11 agre leirialaon t- uu 1a uea unexpe ted amendment. tetme r. actl n. ndment I pJtl tpaUDg th Jnllelvea an eOinected ubat1 I 1 I Is- lijoo m6 ui ereattDlr--cptta17' c-8eC11r1tJ''l1 uu l1Doretandthe roT1aionatol 41 reet- loans JU.

D4a4yaaoeatoT1DP C7toth. da1 ecp iouOtth Ina ulld1D 7 10Urau e1UOu. the lr i rt ropoatnathttheCpltaJ ii- uea eomm1tteeh1J. eP8rtaWhOllefd oDlahalbe Ylewe4bJth tt ez lDtormal-eonterence' toda7e est1y. tlnn lal In- I the neymuket I rp ft1c ed Pr.

crteo lrtnthe Ie ri Uar ci culate urloua re. erve was Imprl OlUDent gaD le er I II 9F Iii I. 9 :30 Sunday Ii ni er- Services. THO rrrON I II :00 A. THE RIST.

IS eries BAPTIST P. M. URNING" MUSIC-FINEST QU BAPTIST 11 Pa or. I 1:00 CURE P. CAN PrMeh1Di11 the uWect CURS The I FOO ce ood A venue ptulevard M.8nnday A.

Dr. dJCU88 11 A. TKln 1' THE conthi subjects. l. ARD f3APTST' I 11 mem1 ws Ito Prsehiag FOR ALL.

METHODIST 80uth PA MOR REV. 8 930 11:00 Dr. J. Dr. 3.

p' HXR8' I I GRACE IEllli OHURCH' tE 2t m. 1ST CIIDR ft 1 r.O ere lI llY e. 1 hPMONDON :00 I. IL-By t1n. p.

114 any 101 West ould fat bun HEARi II A A. 1. J. I Y. C.

seven be PRE BYTERIAN Opp te Ogd4n A. WHAT I DO 4 THE Wt CROWS. PRESBYTERIAN A TIE CHURCH I 1 orrow CHI po p. the poslt. iI Bldg.

I 111 :45. I I ASSO IATED 10:41 7:10 C. 10:0 So 7:80 I P. M. Holy Holy 4 Recitl 141 I.

8 hool A. V. CORfER I eo' ti tpA. Sun ltrl r-nc. The oned 4Gospel otJr century styls will be presented lit the enln 7 No tfrt c.

of th peo IS church. N. soidI. boy lunch a restaurant If be worshlpa to the morning rt. hera--h.

will hay. more than Invitation. MtTHODISTSouth CHURCU er MIaa4 Pn nr 7:50 I 111ft a- 1 RK. Pea htree PuTO pst te traa 1:45 4 :11. 1:11 11:01 6111 X.

an SAIVATION ARMY CT. i ltt AK 10tt 1 TPL SUI4e- CJIL LlnteDor rye 8trwt Service ar ia rf iff frt51 Wii Blbl. schooi God 7:40 004 to Theor4JnllGe Iaterect the night any. E. Ste.

11:05 St-'Paul P. nnaavor leader. MIu ColUer. 7:45 The trt7 11. lSCIENTISTl AAon 11t1 A.

K6abJ.et Chr o' 8 :4 layt 89611 Soncay to I p. mL1Ve4aee4a7I1O I- re. te a :00 pera cn WbStetaDan4. Jli" A aSoIar n0Ine. ftt Pa JAYORSr ii IN i i WlriT 1 7 tnOllllil I'i FANG I "l.I.

ti OD ji frti DO UDder5O999. dtiY Wi t. D. ip tt de nt to4aTcr lI ChtCgQpacker sua- ptclo a aroU8ed I a at 50000 baa I i reatedunder bec me I I I toih I luc etetl. de lIIlon I I as JI I Ge Ir al f.

rt wd in- I I I 1 a ots to ger a 11 a IO Gg a eb I I I I nt 118 I mploym nt 8U plclon. I eons I as- Intere ts. In net to ll A II bl' offered In- cha It I It be I th I sym athlell I was re ord ym- It dlsclo es WIll co rred to- pre rtdenta w1 th Roosev lt I t1n I any oaett w11 I con cence roDgM hoW' er. I I Uonw1th Y. where nurses' organization.

Eldridge be. to in- vote con 5. r- 1)m 4 and thewual 4e1ecateac th the fthe' 4 001e achJ eme 1t yen PU BR 1Qt lliS. Thcrnaavlfle Karch PeeIai. tIfQ head JOUDCfHo1atelD.

eow. have been B. D4wnlbecUapoae4ofto th. th. eo1Ul milk be leeolIItSe Jtha bre41DD.

11. thti ht.C:1 noouaht. ClPeDe4th. of thI pop lto t. from m1lk ic snanl bred COW' whlc1atano tbDme 1I.

t2 I' 1 MANHATTANrORPEDOED fr iffFl1t. PortKUehfIIiB1to I 1tr 1gh' 1j i I Oiia' tOi1ie4 lb til' 1 eonTOJ itwu t041AbY. thAt1ntlo i attDltwu edputJack dJa ed er er i Amertcanott steamship I whlehantYed t04yrepolted i teJ ck. i COST WANTADS NTHii Ion. tlm.

O1 O. Thrcetimci Ic Ea Sc issue eJ Keat atI DIaIMIL Waa II. B. Koe. T.

B. 15ltaaUoa Wasted-Mel. I uaa' erUa meats see ie' apPtU. a I I II I I sdertlsamont pted 1aI8. I lJD six I I a IHuaa of a I D1IeoaUJa el III' I I JO W' piae.

i i. I I Ulo. ra. Wuj with rates rue I the 011 i I I ucepUlllUt I Y1 011 0111' Is tale phon. a41' the FOUND I th.

the 4. Uae Is passenger 1017 I U. on. I left-hand side I reacent mornln I I Pair one i r. ard.

I ltII-J. tqNo I I i LoST ta1nln rt ad Fox ra .7. W8T--Lacn do IT 511. 1511. its.

1101. I I I opl. whose othSro ou 01lr. 0. It a.

pla er aD. I She ie 14 rtol PALMIST lit Sh. a a I TEACH 0 A ettll If I I ANTED-A Iii WANTED tA- I bf ed the Uon I nor One UN 4. W. WANTED-Janitor.

1 building. Her to log mOIlUlllp II. peftOA vt 1ruaIII c. tir. 7.

fA 1' 4 MN oftoo1a. 11150. ColI. l1D le HJt WANTED-Two lllTED- aawmlU coek. terk wanted m1lltyrfte JI8IIOD betw.

an4p. mtec lIIhlAmp D1d DyestuffSalesma ed 47Mt11tteompaarD tacbzrtIII 1II4arunof Uo if i lIWIto osnaeetwit aa dr tA4af Worded northws4 7ck' 7fi rEm ploymentaffi ig Railii 0. io CHAMBLE. SOUTH F. Jif FERRO-CON RET COMP NX.

vJ ANTED-A 41apenMrA pb' r. WANTED-A-1 mDnot d4rPO. I1Waysee- 1 II Id al ntpt WANTED-Collar an 1OO4parto N. a AlliT ED forJm- B4 UB t8n ct. WANTED-Two dispenser.

v' bualn 004 004. toetrt CalIUU J' ml118bawmat. wt Ut to WANTED-Carpenters 500 at zt Marl ttt orUt Jid. blllll the. 114 OG1IrIItC 7 ml1 WANTED-Ills I D.

t. I F. I. WANTED-Experienced op sfpiy in it39' S. WANTED-GIRLS VV ANT NUNN LL YS91 WANTED-Cook est Fiftee it Jl l8Oft WuUnhouaeLrap ICo.

Names. m- WANTED-At one. at EreuCo 1. ifJ WANTED UPII0e4wOlltaieerk lI dre cooct. lIa WJIJ.

Mffl ANTED i 1 othrcc. tt. 0urMllhnerydDe. 1. are' onccSHKitsP 9 JPl7i41 W.NTMUGir1s all a DUteperaaeB Un WUULU 011 CIIJa fT.

4 00" 4 li Ql fo :1. 1 W1aIU EIUENCED. high 7 lItIll b4 1 WomU i eru' om IU.BoeJaeattr. Eo ri 1 fl Sifij tn" i spoolersfrg arn Besfot w' es d. rei1tnO W1lf.

ddreMWL1 rY 5 wu 8Tl oM1umU.IIIII4eIIIUi lfJ II 1I1nr t' f- hfa 1111. 114. if" J1' a upl.u tot1tattr. ti tgfte 1 jose. if q.

teIu1a a. 7 rELECONST1TUT1ON TLNTA SATWJJAY 31hCH 2 1918 A JT HMIitD uN POULTRY AND ES Or er uctsinColdStorageaudBe- me I flnit- i orge were' lamed nd nL1 ofthtri4. r. iea. zo ra expected 4 i z1ng tr41n been ab- hah ad- nye donotpP1yto poultry not at ig orw.

They do th- aelv. plo. an tIctloua pai4. or. elTi toate he7 I the ota el the i rO al- a dvaocoove 100S rov.

ora npplier m4y wareIlouie yer eotrnniIon Den re- aanc4 Ioau oem operating a wed respectively. he mod eer al f. Us1MAa ON NAR flNAEE LeaderI HevJIe to t14enate L- nata dIpcafng ad Itipaasage I I in- auhatIte an. I on thscIae a 1isneacomm1tta. to.

mor rand for di- clause the laws 8eaLoP Owei Proposing. committee re- by the appeslwithIn notes. THEJURCHES 1 4 11 :30 7 :30 0 I I 7:30 3 AventM I :00 B' I CHRISTI4 ft it war1 11:00 J. E. ltOO WTI Tii 7:20 :44 Ho.

METHODIST 8ou METHODISTSouth PAYEMOR1A IL 1L1HOi1 OWJBCH ANI a uiinCH 7 5 P. Nest-by era :00 M1raco PretteX i workers S. Go withoirta CONGEOATIONAL4Coloed aam. ALL Eosat gqy eofl LAB 5. OxVN annzea ow a DDR a DR.

PROCTOR ON HZ ACRD Xt7XC 01' A ItCX 4 WUlT COLORD POPLn CORVLLLT 2' r' I r. rho Ogd I IcE 11:00 a. a. hAPx 7:45. 0.

Vaaqar a 5:15 10:30. J. Be MARYSMISSION 9:30 M. AVEN 04eoclock. a Plag 0A.

old Ia 20t evening :10. Ouhiact rirg hLACAIL Oy run cRISIS. Note the frIny sttItu thdo people of this taks 4 jSouth v. hoo1 Wa. ez wcirth :45 I Prss.chlng 0:45 MARK.

11:55 855 a7 5:30 11 X. Opon0Afr NeMeses meetiex 11:50 A. TIP. 5 at ISSP T. Z3sstdsusrvlcitatp 5pI tset se Yea Xgmsnd.

lAS- charge. Si 0:10 The pUem iteredat 1:45 M-Chritj 11 :11 ermg mesung a oeteeh Bonday 11 :55 5tH 1:05 m. Wednesday 1:50 I 1:05 days. 5:00 I 1:00 7sge a. w.

lII nd3 1lNL. :55 P. I' mset2n 5 sva Gon 7:1 II zxDrnL TIONT' dw1n- IIpZI1I1 Pastor. 0 I JNTBINMENT Gr 1 TMi. FurniahcdbjSift The npnt ar- be- birt I I I I I ent I i I I I I I I i at twill.

was tw pital. Hays' hia oftha saw ld as declar fac- sb bears as quewtloz usual 4elea ag- this the tis of the order be an achievement eu worthy of effort. Isifty of Holstein a H. dizpose of sure milk have have th ee I people to wat be dads I miiklng pure. I which no more than the cororoon as if I 0 t---- MANHATTAN TORPFDOD MNEDAF9AT iianiport.

I Blt IAhfrigbt stssinaiitanbttt pf waistcrpdosd butre- a lb Maithattan. cii. Dfl red. nk alinel a I She wh ectuctsste the WstMbed Wated-Buard. Stit-itootne VsSe' Waui.d-Peeseie.

te appear 15511 sash 15 ctoseWcMleas eoy. fo ls ordlnar IS be T5pO fee neon see sdertlaisg writiag ue eeeptd se Uysouctbztegsesd7oer I ih those ken a be 5O the 0 forinfor- LOST-Crescent LOST o. ParVbitshali In I A 1741 tdt-L srg F. Lot I 1 1 wrc 0 I get mtsTpm PALMIST 1. 0- owens.

i iItch lI. WANTED mont5jfi oxe.p- so age 00 I severaijj Astusriizeu On Georgia fare. tools ill ALlantDtrberCOiIeg Prvor WAiTED-Aasiatant sawrn i Babcot us I m. pasy wide Anillnoolegs 4ysstnjf the tztdi the sell drestuffs. exirscta otis ste.

Oeod op. a with IL i PnaIzleCED office to startehansee sFAyAN6u. IL. stsbilshs I sd MlUs ornr fltk yl1ijs4jshIaPL rr ia tmo. C1TA1ttBLEEdAe' 025Ofor9hours 2Ominntesk Rreetrainbegnnmg 1March44th aVCSDeCtUX' 6am.

or StreeOaf GOr Sg 5 tion-P1atfoi sotJTffERi' at Ed boroOe. 1 good pep 4 ave. ms. st npiy reference. I WANTHL-tSi 15.

tamill lU. 29t tte. thagorerA. u- a.c9I- wri WANTED-Female Co OFFERTO A I Iarn 1. a A i' WANTED-Permanent 4 udua See.

en 1. Y. Why i I. ossewe wome. eloeks t.

N. E7P WANTED spi iIers waca cbp. ouriownv wa Cr msPark poes Menwomen 1510 mos FPisa155tIl1eHef. S. 1.

Rochester. N. Y. are STaeo 5555s mob. sores.

Wv bi WANT1ID-CaadIr' sn to mw.1 WANTED-porters sbwomsLAptyi x.ung A woman to .1 51 eees foe use4 druggists greatly 4g. Cuerse of. sa dlM be ae Apis ie elooalmsnieat i C. ee4 I 0rOlls Sosthera 1 III st LtinatQa.