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TttrCONSTITtmON ATLANTA. GA TUESDAYvjANUABY i 1919. THREE CONSTITUTION KELPS FIND GIRLS In tetter recelred In Atlanta Monday from P. Gilttrap of Gainesville Gs- father of Eula Mae and Willie Nell Gilstrap- two young girls who' ran away from their 1 home wt Tuesday night. it was 1 stated that he had located- the two girls.

whose pictures appeared in Saturdays Issue of The Constitution. He said that the girls had gone to. visit one of their uncles In Oklahoma. The girls were located by a Mrs. ware of Cedartown.

Gs who. aft- ertaeing photographs TIM Constitution ohoned their lather that she had sjeen the girls on a vaasantrer train and they said they were going to' Oklahoma. FLORIDA ORANGE' CROP PROVING GOOD ONE WI7Uou. Ga January 10 Spe cial. Up to January 11.

MM cars of oranges lot shipments- had been shipped out of Florida this season. as against tit6 at the same date last year. As the price ob. tamed for this fruit ranged front four to five dollars per crate an idea can be had of the vain. of th Florida orange crop.

TWO SMALLPOX CASES ARE REPORTED AT JAIL That the outbreak of in the Fulton county Tower. win re sult only la the quarantine of the hospital ward of the Tower was last night announced by officials of. the laic after thorough Investigation of the- situation had been made by physicians. B. IL McWhorter.

convicted auto thief and Clarence Jones. a negro prisoner were said to have smallpox Monday night. They' are In the hospital ward on the fifth floor of the jail and officials state that every precaution win taken to prevent the spread of the disease. A 4 4 ill Headquarters for Hart Schaffner Marx Clothes Getting most for the money THAT'S the thought to guide you in clothes buying hut remember getting most for your money' means to get the most service and wear for every dollar spent. In Hart Schaffner Marx clothes that means more wear style fit and satisfaction for your investment than you can get in any other clothes we guarantee that.

Overcoats and suits to. please. In the big line of new goods just received you'll find one to please you they're the handsomest lot we have ever shown. Daniel Bros. Co.

Home of Hart SchafFner and Marx Clothes Copyright 1916 Bart Sdaffaer Mm Military Outfitters 45 to 49 Peach tree MEMORIAL SERVICES FORUEUTENANT BYRD Lawrenceville. Ga January is. Special. Memorial- services were held at the. Methodist church today In memory.

of Lieutenant George Harold U1th Infantry. Eighty- second dtyislonn killed in action- In battle of Argonne. October II. ifs. The Baptist and Presbyterian churches called In their rrlce and participated in the exercises.

Many prominent town people were here the occasion paying beautiful tributes to the dead hero. The cornet solo by W. 1. Brown. the vocal solo by Mrs.

Samuel G. Brown. the reading by L. Oakes Mrs. C.

U. Born and Miss Minnie Peeples. was very appropriate to the memory of this gallant young. man who paid his all to Uphold the honor of Old Glory. 6 Bsuurs Hot water Sure Relief WFOR INDIGCSTIOft Ladies Perfume Your Skin WithMcura Talcum Antiseptic prophylactic deodorizing fragrant and refreshing Cut- cure Talcum is an ideal fan skin baby and dusting powder.

Convenient and economical. takes the place of other perfumes for the person. A few grains sufficient. One of the in dispensable Cuticurm Toilet Trio for keeping the skin pure and sweet. Soap.

Ointment sod Talcum 2Sc every where. Samyleeachfreebymail. Address postcard tut cur DtpL OF Borton. SN HE unswerving self-respect that made. Henry Clay say he would rather be right than be President was reflected in his insistence on a cleanly shaven face.

In one hard fought campaign when political differences were making long' enemies Clays barber Jerry Murphy of Lexington stoutly refused to vote for him yet Clay would not withdraw his patronage rightly deeming a shave under Jerry's well-balanced blade worth something more than a vote. And this fine tune razor which Clay would not give up is today even more. completely the choice of the man who wants--- a real shave because to- its time-proven perfections have been added the safety the extra- convenience of the guarded and edged URHAMUPLEX mode Safe All the unbeatable virtues or the time razor the perfect balance that makes it seem part or your own hand the long blade the right shaving angle on the cheek but also a blade that cant cut your face a two-edged blade that ex actly doubles your shaving detachable blade that lives you tee luxury of a fresh edge at a moments notice the longest strongest keenest tempered blade on earth a blade that you farm strop and hone and so conserve steel. Seven million shavers every morning use this real razor made we. See your dealer.

Make your change to the Durham-Duplex today. ONE' DOLLAR COMPLETE The Greatest Shaving Mileage At Any Price This set contains a Durham-Duplex Razor with an attractive wLlte handle safety guard stropping attachment and package or 3' Durham-Duplex edged blades 6 shaving edges an in a leather kit. Get it from your dealer or from us direct. Additional package 015 blades at SO cents DURHAM-DUPLEX RAZOR CO. 190 BALDWIN AVENUE.

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Part SALT VJ 1 ta MUM Council to Consider Budget on Thursday Street Car Fare Petition and War Board Letters Not Mentioned. In a session that lasted less than one hour the 1 1 general council of Atlanta. Monday afternoon. voted to table the report of the finance committee which included the bud get for the next twelve months. id.

after passing upon a number of minor matters the body adjourned until Thursday afternoon of this week. when the city fathers will again come together to consider the finance sheet for the year. This action followed a custom that has been observed by council for a number of years. and the tabling of the finance sheet was for the purpose of allowing various members of the city council an opportunity to more closely examine the budget for the coming year before casting their votes for or against its" final adoption. And notwithstanding that It Is believed the present provisions of the budget do not meet with the entire approval of the councilmen as a whole there seems but little chance for any changes of more than minor Items.

as the state of the city finances Is known to all members of council who realize that no appropriations can be increased unless some possible added revenue might be found that has not yet be- come apparent to the members of the finance committee. DUenutoH of Skeet. There was no discussion of the sheet when it was presented with the report of the finance committee. Chairman Hatcher merely making the motion to adopt It. This was quickly followed by a substitute motion from Councilman Claude Ashley of the fourth ward.

who moved that the budget be placed on the table. pending its examination by members of council. A motion to fable does not admit of debate and vote was taken at once resulting 5n the tabling of the finance sheet. Alderman John S. McCtelland called on City Clerk Walter Taylor to announce that he UlcClelland did not sign the finance sheet Another action taken by the city fathers was the adoption of a resolution by Alderman Jones M.

Ewing asking for the appointment of a special committee to look into the question of securing for Atlanta a future water supply that would be of a permanent and adequate nature. This resolution was unanimously adopted. but the members of the committee were not made public by Mayor Pro Tern. Johnston as yet. A resolution upon the death of Colonel Robert J.

Lowry. chairman of the Grady hospital trustees. In which the passing of the prominent and highly teemed citizen was officially made kown to the members of the general council and in which expressions of regret were. luteJ was unanimously adopted by council. The council members were also notified of a va cancy on the board of trustees for the Grady hospital but the election to fill this vacancy caused by Colonel Lowrys death.

win ha held at a future meeting of council. W. Tom Wlnn was elected as a member of the Grady hospital board from the sixth ward. to succeed W. L.

Fain. Collier Made Marshal. T. Collier. who has been acting city marshal with such good effect during the- closing weeks of last year.

was reelected as tax investigator Mr. Collier upon taking over the duties of city marshal brought many thousands of dollars into the city treasury in back taxes which caused him to be applauded generally by members of council. and es peclallY the members of the finance committee. His retention as tax Investigator which office he has tilled for some- Ume was unanimously approved. A resolution' to bring about the abolishment of the city marshals office by effecting a combination of that office with some other office of the city Introduced by Alderman Jones M.

Ewing. of the eighth ward. was by his request referred to the committee on charter revision. This course seems to be one that the members of council ccrycede as proper in the solution of the question of the city marshal' office which has been a bone of contention for some time In council. By th above means It Is proposed to combine the office with the tax collector or some other office now operated by the city decreasing the number of city employees but at the same time effecting an efficient administration of the city marshals office.

A communication from Mrs. J. M. Slaton. asking the city council to Join with the chamber of commerce the county commissioners of Fulton county and civic organizations of the city in brinsrlng about the erection of a suitable memorial to the heroes of this city and vicinity taking part in the war against the Huns was ordered flied on a motion by Alderman Harvey Hatcher.

Whether any action will be taken on this request at a later meeting is not known. The report of the finance committee. Including the comptrollers report. Involving warrants already drawn. was adopted by council.

Communications from the Lowry National. the Atlanta. National. the Fourth National and the Third National banks making proposals for the city deposits during the coming year were read. No street Car Action.

Neither the question of Increased rates for the Georgia Railway ana Power company. nor the communications from the war labor board. which were tabled with a letter from Governor Joseph M. Brown upon- the rate Question. were mentioned no attempt being made to revive these matters.

No attempt was made to extend the privileges of the floor of council to officials of the power company. Neither was there any attempt made to bring the question of a bond issue for needed improvements be fore the city fathers at this meeting. This matter will be taken up at a later meeting however for the mem- rs of the city council are agreed that an Issue of bonds Is a vitally important matter as the finances of the city now stand. In fact. the sum of S350 000 has been anticipated in the finance sheet with which to pay for the installation of the new city pumps and should a bond Issue fail and it became necessary to take this amount of money from the current receipts of the city.

It would re suit to a calamity. as many of the most Important departments of the city would be compelled to shut up shop because of a lack of funds with which to operate. Th municipal ownership Issue which has been one of the live questions before council for some time In an unofficial way. was not brought officially to the body Monday afternoon. It Is believed that an attempt will be made within a short time to bring the matter before city council.

HEALTH HEAD PLEASED WITH CONDITIONS HERE A. Z. Mclaughlin assistant surgeon general of the United States public health bureau has Just re turned to Washington after a tour of Inspection of southern clues in cantonment areas. According to re ports submitted to Dr. Applewhite.

who hasehargv of the work In Georgia. he is very much pleased with the health conditions In the vicinity of Atlanta and the work which the bureau Is doing here. Gtt Comity Printing. Qultman. Ga.

January SO Spe cial. At th January meeting of the county commissioners of Brooks county the board designated The Qultnun Advertiser is the newspaper in Brooks county that the county printing should be done in for the ensuing two years. Noted' Memory Expert Will Address Meeting Of Advertising Club There isn't any more science to the process of remembering- things than there are manners in a bellhop. Its just a knack. says Cram.

well Blower memory expert and BLOWER. Mr. Blower la going to explain that knack and all about it at the next meeting or the Advertising Club of Atlanta In the breakfast room of the Kimball house on Thursday. January 23 at 12 30 clock The Ad Yen are preparing for one of their largest crowds for Mr. Blowers a reputation as an Interest- Ing talker on a subject of vital importance to the hurried business man has preceded him to Atlanta.

Its Just a knack. said Mr. Blower to Secretary Charles Chalmers of the dub. Monday. Sand I have found out what the knack Is and will tell you and the boys about it after sticking my feet under the table of your luncheon and smoking a good Atlanta cigar.

Will Renew the Fight For Equal Suffrage. Says Georgia. Leader According to a statement issued yesterday by Mrs. Emily McDougald. recently elected state chairman of the equal suffrage party of Georgia that party Is soon to renew Its fight for obtaining equal suffrage for the women of the state.

The state executive committee of the equal suffrage party will hold a meeting during the latter part of the week to consider ways' and means to Insure the ratification of the amendment by the Georgia legislature If the amendment is submitted to the states. Other officers of the organization are Vice chairmen Mrs. SBC. Morgan. Savannah.

and Mrs. John Dozier Pou. Columbus corresponding secretary Mrs. Bland Davidson Atlanta recording secretary. Mrs.

A. G. Helmer. Atlanta treasurer. Miss Annie G.

Wright Augusta auditor Miss Filch. Augusta pre agent. Miss Stella Tiken Savannah congre alonal committee chairman. Mrs. Elliott Cheatham.

Atlanta vice chairman. Mr C. C. Harrold. Ma- con.

boctv The trouble with you seems to be that you eat too much. Patient You must be mistaken doctor. I dine at tfce fa fashionable London Epidemic of 1891 Proved 01. Eucalypti Eucapine Salve Is Most Effective Preventive Known. Get out your Jar of Eucapine Salve or if you have none go to the nearest drug store at once and get a family Jar of this well known nose and throat sterilizer.

Sterilize morning and night by sniffing the Eucaplne up into the nostrils and back Into the throat. whence it will spread to the larynx and tenths. thus sterilizing the nose and throat. The chief ingredient of Eucaplne Salve Is Oleum Eucalypti the nonpoisonous antiseptic whose power to prevent influenza was first dla. covered in the London epidemic In 1991.

In addition. Eucaplne Salve contains Just enough camphor. menthol and oil of white pine to make It soothing. healing and delightful to use. Even the babies enjoy It.

A any well Informed physician and he will tell you that. Eueapine though originally designed for the mothers use with her children in colds. croup and to prevent pneumonia. is the best and mot agreeable antiseptic you can use to sterilize the nose and throat of young and old alike. Note One application of the product referred to above sterilizes the air passages for about' twelve hours against diseases contracted through the nose and throat.

Any druggist can supply you for halt a dollar adv TEXAS PUBLISHER PASSES THROUGH CITY W. n. Barley publisher of The Fort Worth Record of Texas topp in Atlanta yesterday and talked interestingly of the new on fields which have recently bun opened tip In the Fort Worth territory. Bagley la a law of Joaephn Daniels secretary of the navy Ibid of Ensign Worth Bagley who was the first American officer to be killed in the Spanish- American war. Great Strike in India.

Bombay January SO. On tun dr thousand cotton mm operatives here are on They demand en increased war bonus. There has been no serious disturbance apart from tone-throwing by strikers. ANALYSIS Fixed Carbon. 622 Volatile Matter 342 Moisture i 25 Ash ii British Thermal Units 5" The most famous domestic and' steam Coal in America.

See the analysis. Write for further information and prices. Exclusive Agents for Georgia Florida North and South Carolina. SEABROOK COAL CO. Atlanta Georgia.

Final Clearance Sale of Boots Our Spring and Summer styles are- arrive ing daily and we must make space for them. This is a wonderful opportunity for. every woman to provide herself with shoes of qual. ity the famous Sprosis Shoes at prices far be. low their actual value.

Military heel. boots of dark brown kid with brown suede tops. Dark brown calf with gray suede tops. Black kid with gray kid tops. rice 85 Field Mouse Havana Brown Dark' or Light Gray kid vamps Cloth tops to match leather Louis heels 785.

Price One lot of shoes used by traveling salesmen and others made and used for exclusive purposes and special order shoes. Not any two pair of same model. Sizes 4 and 4i B. Specially priced 285 to 685 All short lines' and broken size assortment of Tan. Black- ray.

Field Mouse Boots specially prigCif 285 to 685 Jonnson Co 8696 Whitehall SALE OF Evening Fl ouncings This morning we place' on sale one lot of flouneings and Lands gold and sequin" all combinations and colors in- eluding blade and wnite. Values 250 to 1650 the yard. Sale Prices 125 to 825 the yard. 1 Jolinson Go. 86 to 96 WniteLall Street urJ 1J 1V PRINTED ijJ INt g' IS tIt.

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A ONflNANCE SHEET the-next un- not finance onthe manythousand Hi sometime cq cede de was re- has eharge Th the printingshould 1 i NotedMemoryaExpert Adv itisii says 1 CROM ELL 1 S. B. C. The dis- half Jo phus td brother iraIndic. January S0Oa.

anon ir 1551P andsteam informationand 1 i Saleof 3 1 ow to ina rice an iN i uses an tr same 1 65. shortlinesand Pri 285to685 am er Fn neonrDuB use o. iThis and silve colors in white. Jo h.nson-DuBose.