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tf 5SuriftpAGEF6UR Sf 5 np- ivft La fr ik ilTHE CONSTITUTION ATU4iT. GXTOEDAYAU6UST101 2a MP A "That's Why We Chose a Columbia Grafonola" When the neighbors call you'll be proud to show your Grafonola. No other phonograph has so many improve- meats that excite comment and admiration. To the Columbia Grafonolas recognized superiority in rich. ness of tone and beauty of design there has now been added the last touch of convenience in The Only Non Set Automatic Stop.

This wanted improvement is. now a part of the new Columbia Grafonola. Built right into the motor. Invisible. Automatic.

Operates on any record long or short. Nothing to move or set or measure. Just start your Grafonola and it plays and stops itself. No other phonograph has it. No other phonograph can get it.

Basic patents protect the Columbia Non Set Automatic Stop. Ask the nearest Columbia dealer for a demonstration of the stop that needs no setting Standard Models up to 300 Period Designs up to 2100 Exclusively on the Grafonola. COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY NewYorJ See It Hear It Then You'll Want It You'll pass our store today or tomorrow. In the window you will see the Columbia' Grafonola a beautifully finished and scientifically designed instrument. Step inside and ask to play any record you wish on the Columbia Grafonola.

Then you will hear reproductions of exactly what the artists themselves produced on the originatwax nothing more and nothing less. The straight metal piece tone arm allows the music to develop fully and naturally. Then there's the only Non Set Automatic Stop. Nothing to move or set or measure. Just start the Grafonola and it plays and stops itself.

Be sure to see the Columbia Grafonola. hear it then you'll surely buy it. THE is AUBURN AVE. Half Block From Peachtree Type 2 Grafonola Prl 275 Terms Small Cash payment and 15 week. We do.

not charge interest on deferred payments. Measure Lacks' Only' Six Votes' of Securing" Constitutional Majority. Tick Eradication' Bill Killed Coming within- six votes of a eon. UtuUonal majority in the hon of representatives Monday morning the bill providing for biennial sessions of fie general assembly. whlcII was.

Introduced by Mr. Mundy of folk came so near to Ing passed that JU author and. advocates on- the floor expressed the belief that the. measure Would he. gone through had all the absentee members been present.

Mr. Mundy. In explaining the measure. which has been before the house once before during the session that' there le a crying demand In the state for the adoption of the measure and he amended It so as to make the law become effective In 1923 should the people ratify the constitutional amend meat Mr. Wohlwender.

of Muscogee led the opposition saying that there was no popular demand for the bill and taking exceptions. to an' Intimation upon the part of Mr. Mundy that there are too many laws being made and that. the legislature le wasting the peoples money. Mr.

Wohlwener contended that It was necessary for the' legislature to gather annually In order to make appropriations and provide for the state institutions. Six Vote Shy. The vote on the bill was 125 to ir and was lost because the constitutional majority required la 19 favorable votes. The' tick eradication- bill which carried with it an appropriation for cattle tick eradication in 121. was killed by the refusal of the house to amend.

the senate calendar upon Monday morning. The time for consideration of house bills which been set for 11:30 o'clock Monday morning hid expired and the house ASPIRIN' Name Bayer on Genuine r. Bayer Tablets of Aspirin' is gen. nine Aspirin proved sate by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty- years. Accept only an unbroken Bayer package which contains proper directions to relieve Headache.

Toothache. Earache Neuralgia Rheumatism Colds and Pain. Handy' tin boxes of 12 tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell larger Bayer packages. Aspirin Is trade mark Bayer Manufacture Monoaoetlcacldester of Sail- cyllcacid.

adv. woulJ' not to provisions ot the Yrqlis Thts-blUSwaadesigned to deficiency Jrith Ot radtcatton A priTll i olnU nb Jackson Jones. athortsbllf. governor to appoint lcommlariow4o solicit snbscrlptlons-Jio erect monument to Dr. Crawford W.

Long Jlander-H. Stephen to be placed. in the ball of tale la Washington was Unanimously. adopted by th hones A. 1111 by Senator Stnbbe thortes giving hyslcal culture exercises.

In the common schools of. the state pasted by the hotwe. This 111 with It no appro- prUtlofe aadddee not create any new offices. It received a Jaree favorable rote to thehotti A. bill by Senator Sea.

which. has fostered In the bousV by Itepresen- tatfre LanKford. or Toombs providing for thtllbeltaa of paints offered for sale in the' state of Georgia was passed. This bill was 'designed to protest paint purth rs in the state from Impure and adulterated paints. Pat of Debts.

A home bill by Representative Whltaker of Lowndes. authorizing executors. administrators and trustees to 5011 lands for the payment of debts aralst estates when there Is not sufficient PlfeonJ property for such payment. and when the estate does not Invest In heirs and for legatees until they become of. age was pasted.

A bill. by Representative Law- rence of Chatham. via. passed. which provides for the prohibition of the use of certain nets in salt water fishier.

Mr. Btfne of Bibb. was the au thor of a measure to authorize the premium on the bond of the Bibb county treasurer to be paid out of the county funds. A bill by Mr. Knight of Ikrrien was adopted providing for representation in the house from new counties which have been recently created.

New Orleans Ppst Ordered Expelled By Louisiana Legion Action Taken Because of Resolution Adopted By Post-First Case of Kind in History of Legion. New' Orleans August 9. State Commander T. Semmes. of the Louisiana department of the American Legion announced today that the Leon Sonlat post.

of this city had been expelled tram the 'organization and its charter revoked. This action the first of its kind In the history of the American Legion was because of a resolution adopted by the post at a recent meeting crIUcllng ani defaming representatives of the congress of the United States as well as to disrupt out organisation. The resolution of the Sontat post was the most drastlc act of the In ternal- policy since the legion was formed. It charged the easy and unscrupulous use of the name of the American Legion by certain of Its members and web said to be bitter against a general compensation measure for bodied service men. The.

Leon Sonlat post Is composed of members from some Of the leading families of the state. John M. Parker Jr. son of the governor of Louisiana. Is one- of the members.

RECORDS wed Hear Them Here' We have the most complete record stock in Atlanta. Have your ole phonograph overhauled in our Expert Repair Shop Jphcon Shop Inc. 117 In the Arcade' The Only Set Automatic Stop Is An Absolutely Exclusive Feature of the This is the greatest improvement ever made in the Simply start your motor and place the needle on the record. There is nothing more fOr you to do no stop to set at a given point as 15 other phonographs. Regardless of the length of the' record the stoppage takes care of itself when these lectlon is finished.

TK New Model E-2 Set Stop Grafpola With Ten 100 Records of Your Own Selectors. ON EASY TERMS BATES SOUTHERN SON. Pry or St. 1570 PdI8E Atlanta W. Mrs.

Motheiyls Now in JSerk cfufe Condition at the Oradi Hospital. Neat the little ilmontBVld dtashVer. of Mr. and Mrs. H.

M. Fisher of 2301 woodward avenue died ff om asphyxiation by gas fortes In the kitchen of the hotn andthe mother who was found in an nn- Condons condition beside the little- girls body is la a critical COndltfoQ in the Grady hospital. Little hope la held out for her recovery' by the doctor The prostrate forms of mother and daughter were found by Mr. Fisher when he went to the. house for his noon-day lunch.

He immediately summoned aid. the little lrl dying before she reached the hot- pUaL Mr. Fisher who la overcome With grief. advanced the theory that the mother had gone to steep on the cot In the kitchen and that white the mother slept the child tampered with the gas jets connected with the stove. LOW TEMPERATURE AND RAIN AGAIN' SAYS FORECASTER.

Showers are not oter yet accord. Ing to the prediction or the weather man. who issued notice Monday afternoon of more rain for Atlanta and Georgia for Tuesday. Mondays rain came Just at the time to keep a number of shoppers. Inside the stores and others Inside their homes.

TOe figures showed that 093 Inches fell during the twenty-four hours. The thermometer kept at a pea- sohable temperature all day Monday and the prediction for today is for low temperature. Hamilton Douglas Jr. Asked by Unitarians To Serve in Campaign Taft honorary chairman of the Unitarian religious educational and financial campaign has invited Hamilton Douglas Jr. member of th Atlanta Unitarian church and prominent lawfer of the city to serve as a member of the national committee of the campaign.

Dr. Charles' W. Eliot resident emeritus of liar. yard university and Senator John W. Weeks of Massachusetts are members.

MORTUARY C. F. MCree C. F. McCree a well-known elti zen of Macon Ga.

died Sunday night at a local hoepltal. The body will be sent to Watklnsville. Oa. He Is' survived by our sisters Mrs. D.

J. Jones and Miss Etta Mecree of Atlanta firs. W. J. Elder of Deca- turtia.

and Mrs. Sallie Barrett of Augusta Ga. and one brother A. D. McCree of Watklnsvllle Joel.

WTkacker. Joel W. Rucker. 6 years of Sige. formerly of Atlanta died Friday at his home in Quanah.

Texas. The body has arrived in Atlanta. He' survived by four sisters. Mrs. J.

S. Reid Mrs. W. W. Watkins Mrs.

W. J. Manning and Mrs. D. R.

Qlllesple. and one brother N. Rucker. A. N.

Williamson. A. N. Williamson. 74 years of age Monday morning- at the resi dente on the Howell Milt road.

lie Is survived by his widow. three daughters Mrs. A. A. Ellington.

Mrs. S. L. Vlckson and Mrs. W.

H. Crawford and two brothers D. S. and W. Williamson.

ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS HELD PRIMARY TODAY Little Rock. Ark. August 9. Ar kansas democrats in a. Wide primary tomorow.

will select party candidates' for United States senator governor and other state offices YweSf Senator who' is ei Caraway. And th racs gubernatorial nominatids. la Ultra r3nln contestants rtt J. rov Boone- Governor. Charlie not cattdidata for IttJ kabs tti6 njcratI aatlofr JcopaUeiMd true' fijto I if I rm aft geMt- firmly Jlxedln.

af tmlod ill the liniments In the wrW hm no effect whatever on flfiMiaiUsnKAi TOT use thm Jby jhefUloBind rub the pilnfjB ptits by. thehour getting possibly some temporary relief the rturtng piJni bnt you' ire rfl Dthoheidwiiy whatever to- wird etching the ctuse of the dis ease ix slenUsts differ to the eiut of- every form of rhtukna. iism bqrf iKreeJhat when caused by a disease germ the only effective pfjreitment is ft attic the disease at its source and tb blood of Us nse. mlt1sm 1 caused by mifflbnVofitliijrl termi whlA1nTesf i I blood and treatment therefore Is' ontwbtch9 cleanses the blood thesejerr and routs them oot of jdrealatloivr this liiwnyS Ihertt Jtnownbl6odparifler Ifsosticcef Ifal la the treatment of. Rheutr tism.

It Js a powerful cleanser' of- the. blood. and will remove the dls use. germs that cause' ybWr-'Rheu nutlsm affording' relief that Is S. S.

l-5oldby- Frte literature and medical 1 can be had by writing' to' Chlelj Medical. Adviser 601 toryAtlanta Gav ONE-HALF MILLIDN Your Floors This book tells you best to paint them There 5 a way to paint floors so they will stand wear and tear a lot longer than if you paint them some other way. You know some think that all there is to having a good panned floor ii buying a' gojod floer paint and then having the floor painted That's only a syutlf part of it Its the why so many good floorpaints turn out poor Not that having a good painted floor js so difficult but that many difficulties are easily overcome-if you go about it right This book tells how. Among other things ittells of a floor paint you can UMf1 one day and walk on the next. The iookis called tbeVHapjy Send 10 tents ia4 tamps for it.

Lowe Brothers' Paints are rti by the one best dealer lnt earl town. 01 PETTM sxzm. ATlAjrCA Oa. UI citre st. Snektaia 45 Bri at.

Green rt ro rrietta St EittAUanU Co. 80 Aw. Turn IYVitt ttof W. A. Fleming Kirkwood XtDloaD7.

Toj reetmt weorttr ands road TS both lets the xtr wide. Ilea" Dud. aid. flat BUM tile tu tad ittalfht Ctatir tine et vise see thick rsbbte ttads mM nr ksmiat the 1 a rcon yonfcar or Jt get about it for five six or seven thousand miles. Then watch it closely.

Note how it continues to toll up mile. age how it stays young' and' keeps postponing the need of a new' shoe how it outrides and outlives any tire you ever had. Keep close count on the mileage delivered. Divide the price of the tire. by the miles of service.

Let the tire. per be your guide for future it Jbre Lee Cord construction the liigK quality of materials and the hand work' of' skilled cord lire sjiecialistsVpractf- tally eliminate blowouts Blisters tread' separation sidewalls internal friction and the otKer usual. tire troubles. tee Corils 1 you end tire waBteyEvery brings a saving you'll see difference lit a year But dbnt wait Whave me show- you their Lee Tire Robber Co. Nine-Mile Tire Co.

.1 27 P' tttoa steer ATLANTA ATLANTA JA. DISTRIBUTORS 1- J. i i 0 you 11 ess I 11 I I 0 fj I Sto i needano Pmod igns r- Ifr I' i tf aT1Pf8 tifi 11 d. ra ono a ca cslgne Price erms nothing a theColumbia i then youl1sure1 1) I BmNNIA SHSSIDN ffiI ISlf TEU 1 Is within bona. 81onl.

the. whlc n1naure memberabeen ef- the' gp aihet 1r an otMI' be- ling le llature o' I rth olt cll 1 rell8 VO 4 waalolt I the-refusal had 11 :30 I i rfl C' 1 bm i1Pa4 Ylt" iJ tt A lIr rt1 IrJUOIutloa 1riJaeb Of10n. the. toappolnt 1COmm1a toNOaoUcI wu crlptlou1 jo DrCrawtorcl Stephout bep hI elft tn the i bJUb ubb. to bJOor w.

hae4 bon. hill ap ro- does Itle hed the hol S6nator hoa. Re leien tt thelIb ltUIf Ii plln purhau I Ouse Whlt er ot. I te I I I I I Chath m. i W1 1 II au- I I nd I I wa hO le II d.

I I iOrdered' Orle Au It State Semm l. at. an mostdrastlc In- er mlle nrset tor ie sen po feo obn rr 1 NEW aled ExperfRepair The pelpheonhop top Absolut ly I i I I Columbia Grafonola no il phon 130 so. Nyoao flTff1- iOIRfDlr tll 2 ASRHYXIATIO Mrs FisherYt1Jej Is seri Pn iiti th os ital. INeUthe 1In ontJi.

lci' ot' r. ILK. UQWoo ward ue from rOm" and' tl 6 i 1j glrli Ina crltl Little-hope rec YerT' torl. the hi dlatel lIumm ned. i ov rcome I advaneedthe gas I RAIN-AGAIN er pre ictlO Ufor la andothen fendurln I I I I PresldentTaft 0 nor.

ren loulI.1 t1onbal a nd InteadneI lam I ft be thP 1 tio ll WI eks MusaChusette.j tl I nhffatM 1 ePlt ldTh ug 1 Hel vea YM rEBA il ca- tur a. ofl Vr lgV lr other AB W. Rucker. I 1Ii81 1 ie 8 :7 1 I 1 5el akaJ IR :1 bro ef I I a died. Monday I.

roae Hel I MOCRATS I TODAYI 9. wldel tw. SQa JC1Ito' ibo araeel ink rl1l0 1lJatblo. aD4. 8P.

tlve 1I Ct a' the.race or nii tut ri11lomlllti6at JtlllH tI1 D1De Y. l1i4df4etCQerll are' tT ls oJfrldnort nf11Te rHenrrstf01J 4i' Wen. J1 W. a1a Little 1il' tt I. syaie- Prescott Ilbl fJiaUl JtocJtJlIl i 1U ff 1 fi' Ie.

tfr ilii It Undl Jfd te1e4. tt to Leteetl ft. DL IA I. i' qp Fr Tm ii tl i ti 1. firSf tabi.

tJtn JOU t. 1dtb. IILthe llnl ents. thew rid' Doeffect fl clIi1atl Youm yuse jhegtl16ii.anctrub pal tilPU1Sb1 tll hour gettl possl Ij relieffrQID' urlnr' at svbut 1tli no lteadfijy tteverto- wjrdei hlng Se thedis eas MtdlI enUsts as iuses. of tlsri hqtirree that wb thO 1 treatment 2ttmthcdis aeat.

itScsQurce bJo dof cause. ljri lD it" i rD pf h' 4u se um which fnrest tthe bT Ottt sfP11b1ef I treitm 1tot1 ts hItIJ t1 esere mf1 1l lroutftheajenlir tr of1ft ircuJattoIf i' tVfb s2 7stl lt st tnoWn btoo4purlner. S. sU Ce fulln tbetreatnientofRhell JUsipowerfidcl ari rth lh di use 1 lif i. f.

th lls is tli druggi I1tentureand me4re sdvice un riting i MedI a1 dv. Ser60 wlft pri tory. Atlanta. Ga. II I- I Flm rs.

tels you. bow is fi oris III y' OU Em aint ot er booktcUs Pl 1 1iJJ.J- thingsiUclts. If. g04p2 iI. pmto1.e i1u I Ufa flotrpaint edayand ne liPJ boo the Happy II onl art Sendl0tentsin' IS 1t.

Ittheuuol1 LoweBrothers. II floor" paints Plinuate spld I po r. Not dealer. in I OhLoweBrotfiorSa r. AYLaxrOA a Prtdden Iro.

Puehtre6 a. 41t. ta e1' Hardsaro Eat At1uta auu oOL 050 Glell1roo' Xurnu Decatsri II lUr tiD JtnOJIlo ll IItlln11m II If Ai lib fl I lI I fIillti 1 1iI1jI" I iii II It I' lffil1 HI i' rill I I. 1 I 1J I SQ ILUIUUlmltla The Zig-ZagT8ad ellftdtC1J cream tat 1D4 fJ annwa all I1 eI tabs ding It Parand drf CQrJ8 conomyTir Of t. tl edCOld 1irefP 1jracti- how separationsidcallsbre internal th shoe- th otl ei' JI8 attir tir tl1 ubIes.

eftr Jfeg tU LeetCoiitJ yo eJ waa Er rymil I i ving yo jh teren enra mll. ea. Le. D. Wa1.

pi. Q11t fQI' ladvahtag i re t' Le r1l RDb er etfii J. oooo 1La- s- 71 Walta. St. 1 I 1 f' 1.

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a kP ear T1t Ht TlTUTldN iw. i a A7l11l 1TM" c7tE AY A11 tl8 10 I4 4 1 I av VYP kref YN eyse e- a. 4 a a 1 I3' I err a al rs 3 as umis a 71 ii a I in beau on et utomatic to i onola. onola Tti Period on ds columbia i New YorI Seelt ear S4 ThenYoullWantlt ourstore todaYortomorrow. nd ass aweek.

music i a you 11 LY1iffURxJ rL Atoia 11.1 ar.ar. siii2. 1 r1ter BIENNIALSESSION i is EATED. Tick Killed thatSta demanfor amendthe 0 0 0 Neural gte adv. nonldnet areeto chaagdi to i otthe emmittee.

Tbi cover ta tick work prtviliga twolntlonb7. of ortaln ath subscriptions te toan- es- w1N aarrled arid' Iargsfa- house. ea pro- thalabaltngof 0 Whitaker Mr. drleansPpst I em ThecIpbeo rr 1s of startyour sto a 2 LUDDBATES 30 ITMERN SIC N. Pryor rntaGa.

3 a A gad 1 i OESPHYiKTiON Id a Fisher die Mother Is Sen Cp ndi i tion Grad Ho i i 1smonth ohi Woodward. home the an no- dr girl TEMPERAT URA thAtianta ex Senatot four lrs. 61 Tate 11 S. psi. v.

DEMOCRATS 9 wJtlt istkaraeirirtng-CgntastwAe. eDato peels- tOe omina orindItepresenta k2 2brthe wbIAthera amniacontestants 1 ftltei ndldaAe for werep gH iR gasD gf Tom Tonal. Little ltoek tJC. Floyd Y11711te fHenrv gttou sn1e 8m sad i2tnrtdL Caa18 a Uar 57 LaWaieb Rock tB i Rev iFMi etla ry le' Ro 1nil elf Rkedr aw rs ttrongh is. a farrenominatlon In epstbe da cratl4 0021 ii epil eyed It tism e8 a Tiny Pain Demn tuinCattsad germs Ia I a Flrsfota1 gxtttiirmly your mindtbat ail the hareno eumatinR You flay She agzIion andrub the the p11 Jf mAI wirdfetching thecause dls.

tedlc sc4tnttsts dauset tisnivbntagtethatwhen tin' ethodpf the dis4aeat source ee cause. 1 jTbt eCpmrnodfofm 01 etf is mUHont ofitlny iiease fntatthe rheone andgpiyrs atible is these germs entirelyontof the 11 wi yS. S. the so saoceis ful Rhentne- ItIs of remove pis- germs your Rhein ermine sold by all druggists toChief Swift Labora AtlmtiGa. 3" a :1 N' 1 1 1 i 1 1 3 his Ge is le if IiD al now paintedr canuse aa ilnd thenext 3 tentsm a the reason a so OzD a Sr.

JaeelDeinean Sreaa ate- ass ItI AtlsnttHrdwsrs 90kolenrreo a hCa 0 raster OhIs 0 I aaore aaeeii Aae wo saosoalaaatse osloa oewa ti caal aaoaraa osoaoa a bataleUuaowtt A A A A A A 7iri A A e7A 7 TAT7AR7A A tT VaV VV VSV Vt Zi Zag Tread and eelatnleaar street yf Aend thaed Zc atmmdatd. the ifaa r. tact" e' ks 4U allele bsd I Lee r' Economy Tires UT Lee Lord on. Your car. For- Coe orseven andthehaud closel killedcord ire specialist practi Ta' When you is tu waste.

Every th ring the a Butdonit to have meshow 4 cost. mile a ee lie ei D. lne iffy lie 3Z7 Pwelirw Walton er A 1 i JUETires A n4t tax--e fa 1.

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