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3 CONSTITUTION 24 i age Steven. War bepartment Authorizes the Plant Building to Cover 15 Acres. Macon. Go. August 23.

Special. Major Henwood. construction quarter- muter at Camp Wheeler. today re- oIved instructions from the depart- tent of the southeast at Charleston. to elIMe a lease on a tract of 250 acres ot land adjoining the' camp site.

to be used for a big base hospital. The land Is known as the Turner tract and' fronts on the Rigging Mill road. Plans of the war department can for buildings covering 15 acres each ward in the hospital to accommodate 1000 beds. The. hospital plant will represent an expenditure of 500000.

Machine Gun Battalion May Entrain Next Week Without' Complete Arms DT Prank Cruiser. Macon. Ga. August 23. Special.

Effort is being made to equip the no men of the first machine gun battalion for entrainment for their concentration camp at Mlneola Long Island. early next week. The probabilities are that the battalion will not wait for complete arms or accoutre- mint. but will pick up In Mlneola What does not arrlvehere In time. The officers of the new unit are working early and late to give speed to the movement.

Much interest centers about th expected arrival of Major General F. J. Kaman. the division commander. who Is expected here Saturday.

Camp Wheeler is not ready for the occupancv of the troops of the division and guesses on the probable date of occupancy are widely apart ranging from September 5 to October 1. CANTONMENT MAPS OUT. Southern Railway Distributes New Booklet. In order. that its patrons may get a more accurate idea of the locations 01 the various army cantonments throughout the country.

the Southern Railway system has complied a map showing the location of all the camps and then. on smaller sheets. a map of each individual camp. showing entrances and transportation facilities. Young- army officers having learned the art.

of reading and drawing during their course of training. by glancing at the maps can tell closely the condition of the terrain In which all the camps are located. and civilians may retain an accurate conception by reading. The booklet containing the maps is unusually compact. MRS.

IDA INNES SENT TO STATE PRISON FARM Mrs. Ida May Innes. convicted several months ago of larceny after trust. In connection with the disappearance of the Nelms sisters. was sent to the state farm at Mllledgevllle Thursday at noon to begin serving the year sentence originally Imposed upon her by Judge Ben H.

Hill. of the superior court. Mrs. Innes' appeal was denied by the court. of appeals several weeks ago.

Her husband. Victor is serving a year sentence at the Best Point convict camp on conviction for the same offense. 20 APPLY BUT ONLY 2 GET AVIATION PLACES Of twenty applicants for admission to the Tech aviation school who yesterday appeared before the board of examining officers of the school. seventeen were turned down two were ac- cted. and action on the remaining uan It still pending.

according to a statement made by officials of the vatTofl school. The twp young men who were accept- 4 areTommy Spence. former star foot. bal man of Tech. and W.

S. Smith of Birmingham. who has been connected with the Alabama Power company. Oeunty police with a posse of camp deputies aided by bloodhounds are on the trail of J. M.

Elliott a. lire termer In the Bellwood convict camp who escaped Wednesday. Elliott was a trusty and had been sent to East Point by the warden with a load of cement. so that he was not missed for several hours. Elliott 42 years old and Is a veterinarian by profession.

He was serving a life sentence for a murder committed in LaGrange more than nine years ago. Circulars. offering a reward for his capture were scattered broadcast Thursday. S. E.

Woodson. a pioneer undertaker of Atlanta who has been in that busl- ness in the city for more than fourteen years. has bought out the interest of Mr. Wise. of the firm- of Hoden.

Hunter Wise. and from now on the establishment will be carried on under the name of Boden. Hunter Woodson. Mr. Woodson has many friends in Atlanta who will be Interested in his re cent business transaction.

Cotton Moving Rapidly. Sycamore. Ga. August 23. Spe cial.

Very near 400 bales of cotton have been ginned at the gins here this season since the season began on August 1A Cotton is opening rapidly and exeellelS prlces fre being paid pick- era. Write for 144- Page Catalogue A copy of our twenty-second annual catalogue will be mailed complimentary upon request. This our 1917 catalogue contains 144 pages of beautiful tone engravings showing the cream of our stock. Diamonds Watches. Gold Jewelry.

Silver China. Cut Glass are shown with complete descriptions and prices. Mall orders shipped prepaid. Safe delivery guaranteed. Ask also for our booklet.

Facts About Diamonds. Maier Berkelejnc. Gold and Silversmiths Whitehall Established 1887 Veiled Women. in Auto. Steal Boy And Speed Away Police Hunt Mysterious Kidnapers of Year.

Old Wottie vStrenUous efforts are beln made by lty and county police to locate a large Lutomobile. bearing an Indiana license tag. containing tour women wearing aps and veils and a male driver. who WOTTIE GUIFFRIDA. Wednesday noon kldnaptd Wattle Gulf- trlda yearsold In front of the child's home 419 Ormond street.

The father. Dr. Frank Gultfrlda Is seeking to locate the child through detective agencies and besides has employed the best legal aid in Atlanta. The child. with- several companions was playing In front of the house when the car drove up to the curb.

One of the women called the little boy. He walked near the strangers then hesitated when suddenly one of the worn- en reached out and dragged him in the- rear end of the ear. The machine then sped away. The child screamed madly. The child was given Into the cus tody of the father this year after di yorclng the mother.

who now resides in Arkansas. The car when last seen was speeding down Cherokee avenue. So loud were the screams or the little boy that residents rushed to their doors to find' out the trouble. Mrs. Hill of 10 Rawlins street.

saw the child as he was being lifted into the automobile. She was the only' wit. ness. besides the little boys with whom Wottle was playing. CAR AND WAGON HIT FARMER IS INJURED.

A College Park street car collided with a wagon driven by J. W. Howe. a farmer of Roswell. at oorsyth and Gannett streets Thursday afternoon throwing him violently to the street.

He sustained several bruises and cuts about the head. An ambulance rushed him to Grady hospital. where it was stated by physicians his injuries were not serious. The wagon was partly demolished. SiOTSiBDEftD W.

G. Graham Prominent Cot. ton Man Kills C. H. Stewart Who Attacked Him.

Winder Ga. August 23. Special. On the same pot which' was the. ac ae.

of a killing' some years ax In the heart of Winder. Brood and Athens streets. W. G. Graham.

a prominent cotton man of Winder early tonight shot and al mot Instantly killed C. H. Stewart proprietor of a blacksmith shop. Gsa- ham is In sustody. but will- not talk of the killing.

Witnesses stated that Stewart saw Graham on the street In a crowd. exclaimed There he Is. and attacked him with a piece of baggy shaft knock- lag the cotton man down twice Graham rose. and emptied his pistol Into the blacksmith. Some private trouble between the men is said to have caused the killing.

There were eyewitnesses. Bank Opens Amount For Each Baby' Born In City During Week It Isn't often a bank gives away money but' that is Just what the Third National bank is doing this week. This progressive bank which has a large number of children's accounts. having provided a special window for them In its savings Department Is going to see that every baby born in Atlanta during the week of August 29 inclu- sive has pa savings bank account of its own. In other words.

the bank will present each child born during this period with a savings deposit of 1 set down In a new savings bank book. Give th child a chance. says the Third National. A deposit of 1 a week will give the new baby when 20 year old the substantial sum of $621.79. while 2 a week will mean the splendid aggregate at the end of the year Serlod of 5124377.

Parents who can It win always do well to tart their children out in life with a savings account. for they are In a position to know Just how much it will mean to them when they are grown. NEGRO. LEADERS PRAISE GQV. DORSEYS FAIRNESS Edison.

Ga. August 23. Special. Blakely district Sunday school convention convened yesterday. Presiding Elder W.

D. Johnson in charge. Devotional services consisted in songs. scripture reading and prayer which was a feature of the day. Organization was Secretaries E.

D. Oliver and Ruth Collins. After announcing committees. reporters and special workers. Dr.

Johnson made a short. succinct address setting forth the rules. scope and the leading things to be done by the convention. Forty-five ministers llU delegates. zD otner negro leaders and 60 representatives from the missions circuits and stations lo cated In five different counties- Early.

Clay Calhoun. Randolph and Dougherty compose the body. The feature of the day was a strong. tempered" worded resolution which was unanimously adopted. thanking and heartily commending Governor Hugh M.

Dorsey. the state legislature and the high-class conservative newspapers of this commonwealth for the advance step in the ed ucatlon of the colored youth of the rare. The resolution sald We fegftgnla In the governor of the state the. spirit of fairness which means so much to the masses as well as the classes of the colored race and we hall it with great joys and peace. Bishop J.

S. Flipper preaches on Good Will Toward Men" here tonight. Wtnnifred E. Johnson holds' a special prayer service each day at noon for a higher religious feeling for the' good of the two races. Mary C.

Ross head of Spring Creek Industrial school. near Blakely. and Is a delegate to the convention. addressed the woman and girls on Decency in Life and Character of Negro Girls. Rev.

J. T. I Loath preached the opening sermon last night to 800 negro men and women. boys and girls. The meeting closes Sunday night.

The pastor. Rev. William Small. through the presiding elder said to the convention yesterday It Is crop- gathering time but many white friends are operating' heartily to aid in caring for the convention. LINTON HOPKINS TAKEN ILL WHILE ON VACATION Llnton C.

Hopkins. prominent local lawyer. was suddenly taken ill last Tuesday while on his vacation at a mountain camp at Llnnvllle N. C. according to news received here yesterday.

His wife and Or. Reynolds. of Atlanta have been called to the camp. It Is understood that the Illness is of a mild nature. Auto Smash Victims ot5oJfJ Damages.

From AiWP Railroad Three damage suits totaling 55000 two' of. whle were filed yesterday. nave been. entered against the Atlanta md West Point railroad. in the Fulton county superior court.

growing out of the automobile accident which occurred August at the Dozler crossing in Oakland CUT Mrs. Mattle Mae Aikens alleges SIS. ISO damages the result of a collision between an automobile in which- she wasjgolasrto home near East Point and the New Orleans Limited rain of the- defendant company. George- S. Alkenl also asks 0000 damages for personal injuries' sustained by hfs Infant children.

Virginia and Evelyn. Samuel Aikens filed suit. August 14' for' 20000 damages for personal in juries sustained In the same wreck. Attorneys Reuben Arnold and. Harvey Hill represent the plaintiffs.

COURTS ASKED TO FREE MANY UNHAPPY COUPLES Alleging that her husband forced her to cook. work In- the garden and do other drudgery. Mrs. Wynh Hey. man filed suit In the superior court Thursday praying for a divorce' from Oscar I.

Heymn. She charges that his acts constituted cruelty. She says In her petition that she owns a house In Qrmewood park which her husband and his father are now occupying. re Using to give ber possession. Attorneys Moore Branch tiled the petition for Weyrnan.

Other divorce suits filed Thursday are as follows Genie L. Askew against Roy Askew. charging desertion. J. G.

Laing against Lei La. Lalngr Charging that she neglected him. re fused to attend. to her household duties and didn't love him. Mrs.

Stella itughey against Claud T. Hughey charging drunkenness. A cross-bill to her husbands petition was flied by Mrs. Corlnne Ray against Ernest L. Ray.

denying Rays charges of misconduct on her part. and asserting that his real reason for leaving her was that he did not want to support her. She asks for temporary and permanent alimony. Mrs. Ray is represented by Attorneys Moore Branch.

LANDING OF AMERICANS IN FRANCE SHOWN TODAY The first authentic motion pictures of the landing of American troops In France will be shown at the Savoy theater today This is not the Pershing landing but is the arrival of the first army divisions on French soil. The occasion is one of the most historic of all the big events that have occurred in- the past several years and every patriotic American will want to see the bearers of the Stars and Stripes as they descend the gangplank' and their reception by the grateful people of France. The pictures have been shown by President John R. TTeuler. of the Mutual to the war department staff at Washington to their great interest and approval.

Inaddition to the war pictures. there will also ha a special feature picture starring' Peggy Hyland. called The Enemy. BOY THROWN ON SAW tyEETS HORRIBLE DEATH Greensboro. Ga.

August 2J. Spe cial. Willie Swain colored met with a. horrible death at the saw- mill of Walker Amos near White Plains. The- boy was standing with his back to the saw.

He reached down to pick up- a stick and a part of his overalls caught Jn- the machinery. He was thrown across the saw and literally cut In two. MORGAN VETERANS GIVE BARBECUE. TO U. D.

C. Madison Ga. August 23. Special. Camp No.

817. Morgan county veterans gave a barbecue to the United Daugh- ters of the Confederacy of Morgan county today at Copeland Grove. It was one of the most successful patriotic affairs that has occurred In Morgan county this year and a large and enthusiastic crowd was present. Many speeches were made and all enjoyed themselves hugely. of stomach liver and kidneys with the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.

Positively guaranteed by money-back offer. Tastes fine gait a trifle. Delivered anywhere by out Atlanta Agents Coursey Muon Drug stare Marietta and Broad Sts. Phone then BYRD' PRINTING CO CATALOGS and PAMPHLETS Safety Deposit Vaults For Your Valuable Papers TV Deeds Bonds Wills Valuable 1VA. Papers and Jewels when kept in your home or even in an ordinary Safe are subject to loss' from theft carlessness and other causes.

In our. proof proof Vaults they are' absolutely safe. Deposit boxes 250 per year up double key system and can only be opened with you and a bank employe present. Private booths for clip- pingcoupons. A Good Place to Keep Yow Liberty Bonds Lowry National Bank Est 1861 Capital Surplus 2000000 Pryor at Edgewood j.

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CUMe. OF Marietta. August Special. H. E.

toss attorney. of Marietta who was recently. acquitted of the chaw or land frauds by a Jury In the Cobb superior court. has issued ai sard to the Ieople of- Cobb cunty and the public at large in which he cites the records- of the court containing the Jnrye verdict of not pllty and the order discharging him from the charges contained in the- Indictment. ltr.

Jloss declares these citations constitute his teply U. the accusation without farther CHATTOOGA CERTIFIES Loreriy. Ga August 2J. Special. The CTattooK counyxexen ptiwH oard Is examining the second call this week.

330 In umbevaird expected that. th counts quota of 102 men will secured rom ils. 40 men having' be certifl d' foriservice from the first Set men examined. It la probable that' the total number of men for service In the' first examination will aggregates ML when tije lemptlons have been thrashed out. The I will be busy all this week examining tile' 250 summoned bout- per.

cent- being the zeragt examined. About- per cent-are turned downTcn ftcount of Physical iChattooga Is reedy with hsrao ctnf for thetirtt increment coiat training. FIRST CADETS ARRIVE AT FORT OGLETHORPE Chattanooga. Tenn. Aurust5J.

The opening. of the August officers' trim. Irig. camp at Port Oglethorp was markedtoday bJV the arrival of the first Installment of cadets consisting" of MO men from Pennsylvania. MJj- Monday wfceir training is to' begin.

all the be In" camp. Stokes Co. What's New at Money Prices Today and Saturday Till Our Millinery Department is oljravs irst to show largirasaortments of the very latest ideas at that' arerElfflit Hundreds of beautiful new Trimmed Hats. The new smart soft brim trimmed with goose feathers and gros grain ribbons. fitting Chin Qhin- sailors the ever popular tarns dainty colonials arid other styles.

Colors Black Purple Navy BrownSand Taupe Watermelon Red. EspeciallyPriced for. This Sale 00 7 and New York's Latest Craze New Banded Beaver Sailors 5 Especially Priced for This Sale 00 50 and 10 00 The Hat of the Hour in twelve-new shapes. Colors Black Purple Navy Brown. Taupe Etc.

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