The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 14

THETCofoflTOTION GGAiTUES A large number of. local measures were for the most part unop- and thus' with a clear road to rse in the genera assembly have Seen signed by Governor Hardwick within the put few day TIse bill include one of treat interest to At. lanta the measure to amend the city charter. These amendments veretacked onto the charter when the charter fight wag' on and provide a number of far- aching changes in the city form of government. The bill met with considerable opposition in the house corn.

nitteee h1n was passed with ease vhen it reacted the floor of the house and of the senate. One of the most important proyl- Stockholders' Meeting. i Kotlca Ii hereby riven that a special sneetUi of the stockholders of Go Railway and Power company has been called to tie held It the principal office of the com. ploy. Atlanta.

GorrIa. on the 2titli thy of Auttiit. 1922. smd that at said rnotlne an Increase of the stoclr of the company amendment of ITS charter and laws and lay other mutter that my be presented will be considered W. H.

WRIGHT. rWretary. For Sale at Auction. Eight dwellings formrh pi by wh le 30 funnerlY occupied by colored 1 brick vhool building sereraj null nod BlaMei to ho id on prom- i.e. to tie highest bidder terms cash.

hen1 9 11122. Detailed Information furnished upon to. qut bn trus mItoer. board of education rity hall. The rty re errei the rltbt to accept or T'rt my bid.

and to walre my technicalities J. N. LANDERS. Pnr htslng Agent. Ito of Atanta APPALACHIAN CORPORATION OF HAB- IRSHAX COUNTY GEORGIA Receivership Notice TO ALL WHOM IT MY CONCEITS You are hereby notified th a rep of SrIoore a token a alruit the in of the Appotnchiao Crporntkn I orjioTm- lion ct Habi riliam unir State of fror- a In ihe Unitol Stab.

Wntrlrt Court for the orb IJIrt if porll. rn JiM ltj at Atitoo oOrpi. on the 4th of oii I' and that In sold do- Otto it ordr1 that this notice ihottid be putiJUlml Sod re req ire the hlJldra of ny ilauii to prom the sante for allooaixe and If oth am ihol not be pre entid or fled thin a od of ttrw month. after the firt pttbicatiton of au ti notire. hall not nf.

rc. uln1 101 teneri a1n tiSt property of the- sp lalael1ian Oic ration when vld or against the Jur hn er of Id property his we. Therefore. toko petite that ntijeoi on or Pfr III. 19JL' any dalm in-All it mild AH tjmhlun torporotlon la 1 le the torn.

ol not ffirurrall at laird in the lEst it. roe tit fnrerlo uje. it. i LOUIS i Notice to Contractors Sealed proK al will be rereiteli at the office of tlie niTideralmeJ. ond floor.

City liii willi 3 prn Ttte-nday. ttssot lo 2 lot furniMn all la end other nrc nary rSal for the tonsttostion of ItlSrohIIttolcly lTW utlle yrds or random rubble nianonry rtnltlng wall end 000 cubic yard of enaiaCun Kraillog at Highland Sh001. on vrlb Bn rn Kioal must aciunij nied by a ear- titled check toads- puuN to the City or Atlanta or bid bond of per rtnt of the amount hid. At ufvoptable lurpty bond to qulred the rp i fiil bidder Separate contracts toss be mud. for grading and 2au onry outh.

Piano 1 gp ifirntona ire on file it the office of linso Tno-nas. 3 Furyth toslIsting Atlanta. a Thi iltj resent the- rlylt In reject ny or al I and t. noise teohn litle. lo cell soy lid that the Interest If the City or Atlanta may roIre TkNDOtls Pnrrboalnt Agent.

I ih or tlnntl Notice to Material Men Sealed propo al wilt be received by the Hjrhway Department of Georitlii In the Sensate Chamber. State Opitl Atlanta. 4 a at 1 ntr1 Time. on the Utli day of Vurnst HCJ. for the iisrshohlnt of apyroxlnately ii KM tons or clay gra i fur urtad lToJ 2 Ix ndea county.

Alternate hlda wilt be received on lo for water-bound nlait macadam lurtaclnz. The in his to If orn at pit. Material to meet eclfii lIolW or the State Uighway 1 of 1111. Thlpmcnt of tljin tosberiol will cm so a the tub trade of the roast ho. ea prepared by the mntractor and hail be bipj ed In roth cl ly amounts I the con.

traitor require. Sail maieral ill be paid or between the nth fIln in sclpmttt r- nd iU rquired of the auecewful bidder rcqu nil by law. Kt ht retriedto rJect sot and alt bd in" a lit fsrsooitlie Tn i. thy 4th day of Vucn t. 1I22.

TTuhv Notice to Material Men Scaled prc MM will be rennet by the illlll. II so ri rtment of rgia to the Senate ttcaocie tat Capitol. Anton I. a at I p. to ntral Time.

on the dar of Srptembir 1U. for the fur-1 niitiinjc of stscrsolltabciv 0 noo tons of liar teltal fur nirfniing ho. II. Utjnn c. im1i Alternate hid.

will he received on ulaj foe water-hound 1 mmadHm surfs ins The rir tob fob p. it pit Mater a to tort fnatoni or the Stole lzhw lparlmpnt vf Cenrela hipii it of thin material Wilt begin La oon a UI. uh ral. of the ifld ha beers jrepor he he contractor on" nhall be fitT ed In sits doily amounts a the coo. tractor may require ld material till tie paid for between the loth und 15th of the alrudar' nsunth following ttIlmetst Bond will tv required or the auicets bdiler required by law RlJrhl la re ed to reject sn and bid.

mod to wit' his furmaijisco. Thin. the 4th day or l. 11122. v.

U. trr. tat rnghway Ftgitceer. PILES CURED without cutting or no pay. Writs for my FREE Book on Rectal Troubles or call without delay.

Private reception rooms for ladies. Established since 1912. Jbr T. W. Hughes Specialist 1834 Bro St.

Atlanta. An Opportunity For Work Account mechanical craft em. ploye. haying Ocf on a strike tke COLORADO SOUTHERN jRAILWAY CO. wffl employ in jt shops ruundhoua.

and car department at Denver Trinidad and Cheyenne men suitable for such aerrice. Board and lodging Ft. under ample protection. Ideal ftn and working condition For information chin on R. Todd 822 Heijeyt BnOd- ing or wit.

or write H. W. RJdgway Superintendent Motive Power 359 Railway Exchange Building. Denver Colorado. Ions one Increasing the member ship of the ochool board- givinc each ward one representatire.

TIM tollvwtmg roautIoi. hare twot Izsd by Gerernot Hardw1at S. S. 83 by Clay. of 3 tb dlatrict To empower secretary of state of orfU to sign tt nurkettnc agreement of the r- xis Cotton Grow Co mart.

tloa and thereby bind tb stat. of Georgia by rma and cblifationa therein coo. timed and set forth. U. R.

152. by Jarfcaon ddntatloo To pro- ride for Joint committee to obtain inhocrip- tluoa to puce memorials for Alexander 111. Stppbena and Dr. Crawford Unix to fan of rim U. R.

156 br Philip of Jaaper To elect nbera of th board of eOOOUnIUIOOtPrI 1 roads sod rerenBea of Jtaper eotlnt by popular vote. H. B. 715. by Parka of TerrelV Ta amend an act UMlahliig the city court of I alr n.

IL It. 066 by Moore. of Fulton To pro- Tide for tht time of opening and cloaln polls In certain eountlea In school bond elections. ii. Ii.

172. by Tattoo delefatlon To amend so ct creating a ttnnletpal coUrt of Atlanta by permItting clerks to adnuin- Liter oats In criminal wsrrstL H. B. 356. Chatham deleianon An set sothortaino county cnnrai 8onr con.

11. enoatie to collect taxei either qoar- terly. sennlannnhlty etc. IL B. 666.

I LoUts. of Baldwin To re tire eommli ioner of boarnl. and revenue. of Baldwin coutty. to pay to the of fleer.

of tOOT and to juotlee. of peace and notary public and ofHcio justice. or peace. their feet so provided by law Is criminal cow. wliera the defendants art sentenced the rhalnnng of said coUnty.

IL B. 643. by Holland. of Tattmul To amend an ct approved August. 1915.

pro- TWInj for hotdinz two teroto of superior caner of Totttaii. cottony. II B. 558. by Fickten.

of Wllke To amend the charter of the city of WinDing. ton. Ga. to is to extend the llmlta of said CitT. H.

B. 627. Ylodgeo of Krana To amend art art to estibliab the city court of Clan- ton. H. B.

621. by linnaton of Owlnnetl To men an al approved August 17 1908 amending the act lncsorporntttg the town of NorcroM oo a. to change the holding of election for mayor and enuoctimen and to Increase tnsntmnm fines. H. B.

3 by Braotiey of Pierce To create the Georgia children's code commli- shorn and for other pun s. FL B. P88 Walton di tlon To amend on I of the general aoaettthly Oeoreia on pare 135. acts of 21 to chance the holding or and November terms of Walton superior court. FL B.

858. by Branch of Turner To re post an sot ootnhllohtng the city court of Anhbtirn. In and for the county of Tomer. aptsrorod Augult Ill. 111011.

i. B. 001 by Thornns delegation To be ontitiod5sn set to amend the ct creating the city court or Thoma villi- IL B. 11115 by Collins Cherokee To amend an Oct entitled. An act amending on as to amend1 the act authorizing the estuhllKhment of a seotom of public schools the town or Canton In Cherokee coon- TIL B.

US. by Colqolet deleiratlon To amend an ad establishing a board of commission tit Vilquitt county. G. ed Auguot 10. 1921.

to provide for on Itemized record of all oditureo mode by said hoard or nnslor- their authority. to provide or the noer of raking entries therein H. ii. 609 I nkford. of Toombu An set abolish the indej ndent school system for be city of I Tons.

TooniU county. II I MK1 by Stone. of Jeff Pavin Tn abolish an art establishing the city court Hazleharat Ii. II. 171.

by Camp. Campbell To toe milled an ct tn boli the office or county treasiirT nf Campbell eonntv. JI B. 3M s-iitnscogro delegation To nd at set to obolich Justice courts snd of Juntice of i ace dootary public. fficlo Justice of too ye-ace.

and to te In lieu a Tfltitielpoi court In and for Viliimbus Mnscoece county. Ga. anti reiru- lotion of ct bills. It. II WW.

isv Moore. of Applln To amend an act ai nr' July 29. 1915. creating board of commisfiloners or rod and reipnues for ppl ne cotsuty. 11.

B. 581. by Mann. of vnn To ice entitled an art to grout Glyon county err- marsh lands herein prescribed and for other purpo e8 It. B.

CM Mann of Olrnn A hill rota tire to butiiJinif sod onstrnction of certain rssorto In tljnn county outside of corporate limits of Itrunswick. 111. It 1 of Kvan To attend on et approved Attgoat 11 1915. pnnidin so tusarl of commission rs of roads sod coon nuns. the county of Etsot.

It. I CIO ty Miisioaie delegation To ratify nj confirm a sole by the eooltois- noner of commons of the city of Colnm I. T. ro. i by sis doted Octovpr 6.

910. of all of that tract or lands designated Inc the Bimey of commons or the cit nlnmbiHi 510. as bln 42. nbjPct to ihe right of of the railroads which cr" and are situated on sold block and for other purpotcs It 724. hr WalV.

of Baker To change the tlnn- of holding tie superior court of Baker county H. B. 602. by Bl ket nn. of Walker To mend an set to unWuh pubrrc schools list town of Wnrrtnbots.

If. It. 24f To rrRta Hnd establish it tate lnneuhitntitf and budget commission not for filing of retorts by state sic- pnrtnunts rereivInK appropriations fl all de. THEATRE Present Thia Wk The Naughty Wife" By FRED JACKSON A Highball of Mirth Matinees Tuesday Thurtday. Saturday a 2 30 Adults.

orchestra. Oc Adults. balcony Sac Chulsioan. any ie t. the Nllhh.

at 15 iic. tic. TSc. 8110 Th prices include war tax RESZKVE TOUR SEATS NOW PtBICANZXI RtSERVLTIOIO PHONES ivy 811-7307 VAUDEVILLE SJO 7 00 9 00 Afternoon. Uc- 0e.

NitlU. TODAY AND WEDNESDAY BERNICE BARLOW Popular Southern Singer 5 BIG ACTS ON THE SCREIIi JOHN GILBERT In Arabian Love" A A I HOWARD ThisWeek IN The DICTATOR" Its a Parinotant. A 1 holding I rrtrr thrill heart Interest and besoty you crave. PATHE NEWS SPECIAL OVERTURE And PROLOGUE SuxxE1 PRICES Matinee IOc20c. rtt SOc New Daily 11:00.

1:00. M. 9:00. 7:00. 9:00 D.

W. Griffith's ORPHANS OF THE STORM" Va adrajwra pttc. WE SELL FORD CARS A L. BELLE ISLE IVY 507 Mima Gombel Splendid In Her Last Role Here Minna Gotnbefi final role as lead ong woman of the Forsyth Players was unquesuonabthe moat enjoy. able she has presentM since the opened her engagement with her never to he forgotten Polly The Xanzbtj Wife' gave her opportunity to portray a delicious empty beaded little doll.

winch she did with a charming insouciance that made her departure from Atlanta next week for New York a source of sincere regret to everybody in th audience that packed the Forayth theater. The same vehicle however save these same pa trans a new delight in I the remaining re of two players. i Never have John Lite and Miss Katherine appeared in Atlanta to greater advantage. Yr. Litel as the injured husband who chose the startlingly novel method of eneourag.

ing his wife in her elopement to win bark to his heart and home. played with a fine repression and excel- lent sense of humor and with flashes of deep purpose and seeing gal. lantry that made the part a study. Miss Giwney. the dashing widow.

who is his confederate not only looked more attractive than ever before but invested the role with fine freedom and wholesome humor that proved her a comedienne of the very first rank. Robert Grain playing opposite her I was pleasing as usual. in a part that i was thankless to say the le j. The audience regretted that Romaine Calknder and A. S.

Byron also playing their last ek were I given only small parts which how- ever. they did in their usual faultless style. Several of the new acquisitions to the Fortb Players were in the audience including Frances Woodbury. the new leading woman Josephine Snxe who succeed Mary Tarry in playing ingenue roles William Townshend and Benedict McQnarie. I i Amusement Directory i THEATERS MOVIES Ixxwt Grand Thuttr VandtTille and pictures tee advertIsing for program.

Ur All week. Forsyth Ploy- era la Tie bty Wife. Xowu4 TflttUr All wk. WtlUce 1 In TOo Dictator. and other screen features.

Loew Vaudeville. At the Grand. The opening show for the week at Loews Grand theater while featuring no special act. is one of many pleasing numbers. Paul Earle and Jack Edwards In Nutty Nonsense was the hit of the performance on Monday night.

Their offering is tilled with bright sayings that kept the house 4n laughter and their parodies on popular songs of the day brought them many encores. the au dience calling them bark time after time for more. The popular southern girl r- nice Barlow. in a series of semi- classical and popular songs. has one of the best acts on the bill.

Her harming personality and appealing voice met with a responsive reception from Grand patrons. Mist Barlow Is assisted In her song cycle by Mr. Jennings. who also Is. the posessor of an excellent vole The performance Is opened by La.

pnrtmenti of the state. H. ii. 616 Slngletarr. of Grady To amend the several cto groaning corporate authority to the town of Whig-ham now In Grady county Georgia set approved December.

1896. sad amended by- apt ap pruned AugneO IS 1903. by amending the act of December 23 and for other par- ponea. H. It.

629 Futton delegation amend the charter or the city or Atlanta and for other purposes. A. R. Ring was indorsed for eottn- oilman from the ninth ward and V. S.

Gillman for representative on the I hool board at a meeting of the Ninth Ward Development league Monday night at the Edgeworth school building. These candidates were nominated by a committee whi woo ala- ix intpd at the loot mi eting of the' league Monday. Tuly 31. John R. Miller was named chairman.

Resolutions were passed asking that' money be appropriated to improve DeKtilb avenue and that a traffic officer be stationed at the corner of and DeKnlb Sunday during church hours. Speeches were made by Councilman Horace Russell and L. T. Y. Natsh.

pood roads commissioner from DeKalb. Councilman Russell spoke about developments in Candler park and proposed that a bridge be built ficros Springdale park. connecting Vaverly way and Euclid avenue. Commissioner Nash Indorsed the proj. ect and declared his willingness to help the club in every possible way.

Development of SlcLendon street also was proposed. BIRTHS REPORTED To Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Webb. 68 Alamo avenue. a girl. August U. To Mr.

and Mrs. G. V. Brandon. 56 Bradley avenue a boy July 20.

To Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gross 57 Alamo avenue. a girl. July 20.

To Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Gollnick.

20 Dunn street. a girl. August 2. Mr. and Mr H.

U. Fleming. 8 East Thirteenth street a boy. July 27th. To' Mr.

and Mrs. R. M. Den more 58 York avenue. a girl.

July 26. To Mr. and Mrs. G. L.

Hemmin. get' CV North Jackson street a girL Jalv To Mr. and Mrs. R. H.

White 195 Eat Hunter street a girl June 3. To Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Cofer. 2 Dargan street. a girl. July 29. To Mr.

and Mrs. A. R. Smith 212 Crew street a girl. July 31 To Mr.

and Mrs. R. P. Jones. 23 South Whitefoord avenue.

a boy. July In. To Mr. and Mrs. T.

E. Wotso- Smith. Center Hill. a boy. July 5.

To Mr. T. r. Mayson Carr street a girl July 22. PRINCE WHO VISITED NOT POLICE SOUGHT Continued From First Page.

the French throne while Prince Alfonso Louis who visited in Atlanta is said by Mr. Borglum to have pro. tented credentials proving his kin. I ship to King Alfonso of Spain and the line of de Bourbon royal princes. Prince Louis Alfonso the sculptor remarked is descended from the Palma branch of the do Bourbon family.

He had a morganatic marriage recognized by the pope. and a son. resulting from this marriage. now 12 years of is being educated by the prince. Don Louis.

as he is called by those who know him well according to Mr. Borglum was engaged to be married according to report several months ago to an English woman who resides on Fifth avenue in New York. but owing to the refusal of the pope to sanction the wedding the ar- ranremente were broken ff. The credentials presented by the real prince according to Mr. Borg.

lum. hue been accepted generally throughout the United States. Mr. Borjlnm saw the prince a few weeks ago when. on his return from Europe opened negotiations with the sculptor to make a bust or King Constantine of Greece.

The contract for this bust. he added. has since en concluded through Grecian representatives. Prince Alfonso has since gone beck to Europe and so far as Mr. orglnm is Informed has not returned to America.

Maddox for Legislature. Juliette Ga. August 7. Special. Arthur K.

Maddox has announced his candidacy for re-election as representative in the legislature from Spalding county. He has ably represented his constituents' during the peat two years and no opposition to liia ia expected. Zialto Th at All week. Ethel Clayton In For the Defense and other screen features. traM Th at Taetday am Wednesday.

DeTIt I vg on sod ber screen features. MAma No. I Ttaenday Rtisietpti Valentino in Beyond the Rocks. sad other screen features. Alpha Theater Tuesday Two Santachi In Two Men.

Metropolitan Theater All week. D. TV. Orphans of the Storm. Criterion Theater Tuea lay end Weslae day.

Florence Vldor In Hall the Woman. Vaux a young man who is master of the piano-accordion. His numbers are well ode-etc. and well played. Carney and Rose follow wi musi cal bits and unique dance steps.

arid the bill closes with Bell and Gray. who offer a versatile perform- ance which Includes singing. dancing and difficult feats on the swinging wire. TheTeatare of the screen program It John Gilbert In Arabian Love. PREMIERS CLASH AS PARLEY OPENS Continued From First Page.

Lloyd George declared that Germanys troubles were very genuine ones. lie emphasized the dangers that would lurk in separate action. such no seiz tire of the Ruhr basin for instance which France has een threatening. Great Britain. Lloyd George declared has suffered from the war equally a much as France.

The interestu of all the allies not one only. should be considered in formulating a polity toward Germany the prime minister said. Pqinrare argued that Germanys condition is largely her own fault and i the result of reckless expenditure subsidies and unscrupulous inflation of her currency. The French premier branded the report of the guar antees commission as etrernely vague and inadequate anti not providing suf ficient control over the Issue of paper currency and omitting any refutation of the reichstag. Opposes Moratorium.

France he asserted will oppose a moratorium for Germany the allies are given productive guarantees. Poincare warned the delegates that if France is forced to act alone she may have to take strong measures but explained that she wanted to work with the allies if possible Premier Poincares proposals pro' vide for the control of tax assessment arid collection investigation of all of Germany' assets and establishing al tied control over them so that the private fortunes of the bit industrial kings particularly can be drawn on for revenues by the allies. Poincare raid the Versailles treaty i being disregarded more and prp and claimed that Germany has failed to disarm. Lloyd George di disagreeing with the French premier. retorted that as a military power Germany is prostrate and broken.

Polncare Angered. Premier Poincare angrily ileclirpil that Germany has been groltirtily let off from her obligations until now she is paying nothing and causing a serious deficit in the French budget. He denied emphatically thatFranr is imperialistic. but insiited that it is impossible for France to disnrm while she is still unsatisfied ns to her Settloty Replying Lloyd George cited fig- area to show that England had contributed vastly more money th France in the war. HP said Britain's claim to reparations was ns great as Frances declaring that England also has devastated districts in her trade.

The population of Frances devastated districts lie wild is only two million whereas eon four and five million in Great Britain are affected by unemployment. Collapsed Mark. As to Germany Lloyd George said he had already paid WK000000 pounds sterling about to the allies The collapse of the German mark the primp minister said showed the true condition of af. fairs. We are all interested in getting as much as possible from Germany.

but it is a question of method- whether we are going to get only trouble or hard cash. the British premier declared. This test he said should applied to all sanctions. Lloyd George thought unanimity should govern all action of the allies regarding enforcement of the Versailles treaty. He warned of the costs and probable futility of an invasion of the Ruhr district.

Italy. Belgium and Japan submit. ted their respective views after the two premiers had finished. SAFETY WEEK" PLANS ARE MADE Continued From First Page. ty requested.

Tb is said to be pro. ducing unusually gratifying results. Delbert Outlines. In outlining the plans for the "Safety Week George A. Diebert.

secretary of the Citizens' Safety association emphasized the fact that it is not his organizations idea to have one week of feverish activity against traffic law violations during which motorists and pedestrians will be hauled in for the Vast infringement of the law after which the safety idea will become a passive one. What intend to do said Mr. Deibert. is to warn each and every man. woman and child far in advance that they must regard each and every regulation.

The police will lend us their cheerful aid. I am sure and during the wet week they will be asked to point out firmly to each violator of the traffic laws hi mistake and explain how it may be avoided. i In event of flagrant we will ask the poliw to rtand act sternly and we will ask Recorder Johnson to go the very limit on the driver or pedestrian who is dgliber- ately ignoringthe laws. I noticed that in Jacksonville last weeks two men were sentenced to 70 days in the stockade each by a judge who had reason to believe they were criminally negligent in injuring two children. That judge has my admiration.

Asked what he considered the greatest menace to the safety of Atlanta's public. Mr. Deibert said Drunken drivers young people on joy rides negro truck drivers and people who are just indifferent con stitute the most threatening classes. There are a lot of them in Atlanta but they can be placed on the right track with the proper treatment. Drivers in genertil tire obeying the laws as are pedestrians but there is need for improvement.

For in stance pedestrians rigidly obey th Five Points' traffic signals but they I absolutely ignore all the other lights. i This is partly due to the fart that police supervision is not as strict as at the city's busiest point. I Inexperienced drivers. we have found. are not really dangerous.

As' it clTPs they realize their responsibility and are very careful. But the joy rider and the drunken thriven must' be taught to obey the laws. It will depend solely upon them how quickly they shall learn and how little trouble they will encounter during the process. We intend to make this' years safety drive a sane and sensible anti a thoroughly efficient one. We look test general operation and hone that the campaign may go rtiron li permanently without inconveniencing anyone.

Police officials said Monday night that their department wil cheerfully lend their aid to the project. I FARR IS BADLY HURT i Horace E. Farr of 30 Oak street rs jn the Grad hospital in a serious I condition following injuries received Monday night when ho was strnck by I an automobile while cros inc Ldce-l wood avenue Surgeons at the pital state his skull i fractured and that there is a probability of internal injuries. I w. E.

Lomax. 50 years of age of Kirkwood who was operating the au-1 totnobile that struck Mr. Farr. was rlceed under arrest by Call Officers W. A.

Goode and V. II Dodd. on a I cLarge of reckless driving and is held under a 1000 bond. WOMAN'S ARM INJURED WHEN WINDOW FALLS Mrs. IV.

O. Whiteliead of 34 Columbia avenue was spriouMy injured when the window of the West Peachtree street stir in which she was rid ing fell upon her arm. crushing the hone. Mrs. Whitehead fainted and was carried to the Davis san.

itorium. TWO ALLEGED LABOR AGENTS ARE JAILED Two alleged labor agents were taken into cu to Monday night by ity tef fives. A. G. Stone and 31.

D. nsbv nn1 are being hold in default of 81015 each. The men nrreMed are E. A. fur' ham a salesiiian years of age.

and Edward Brown. 29 of a local hotel. Brown was arrested at the Terminal station with 21 men machinists shwtmetal workmen etc. whom it is nail he intended to' lake to ht. Augustine.

Flu. for work' in the shop of the Florida East Coast railroad. When perelitssl Rflpr hii arrrst officers claim they found 20 i tickets to Jacksonville. Flu. on Drown' person.

One of the men said they were to be given passes from Jockont to St. Augustine. They also elate that Brown is in the eta- ploy of Durham who is raipeeted of being a labor agent. The arrests. the result of in- Yvstixation by Detectives Stone nd Hornsby.

following information last Thursday from the chief of police it Gedartown. Ga. who arrested a man recruiting labor there. The man ar. rested claimed to in the employ of Durham.

The records of the men aw being thoroughly investigated. With the adoption by city council Monday of an ordinance prohibiting left-hand turns on Peachtree street atForsyth and Carnegie. Way. traffic in the downtown business district of Atlanta will be greatly facilitated I it was asserted by members of the city planning commission who recommended passage of tbfe ordinance. I In addition to prohibiting left-hand turns at this point the ordinance pro- 1 vides for the installation of two eleo- i trie signal lights one of.

which. is to be placed in the middle of the in- tersectiorr of the three streets with green lights burning on the north and i south sides and red lights on thus west side. The eat side will be without a light. as it faces the Grand theater building. I Another tlAt presumably the on now located on Peachtree at Cain 1 street ill be moved from its present place to a point where the street ear tracks from Peaehtree street branch off in a southerly direction on Forsyth street.

This signal light will shed green light from a northerly anti southerly direction. Red lights will burn on the wet fide. I By eliminating left turns at this In- i terstction which is considered one of 1 the busiest in th city it is believed that traffic will be expedited considl eraby. W. L.

HUDSON DIES IN JACKSONVILLE Information was received in Atlanta Monday night of the death in Jacksonville. Fla. of W. L. Hudson 32.

who resides at 52 Washington Ten- race which occurred in hotel at that place following an illness of several days Mr. Hudson's death was due to acute dilation of the heart. according to a physician who attended hum shortly before he died. The exact nature of his illness according to relatives will not he known until the arrival of Frank Archer personal friend of Hudson who at the bed- Why Should I Use Shepard Fly and Insect Killer in My Home' Imply because it vtl1 keep your home forever tree from cliseaee-carr ing and annoying insects especially the fly Mans Worst Enemy. Shepard ily and Insert Killer has been Americas most popular Insecticide for years.

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water bugs bed bugs and other Insects. It is absolutely harmless to human bens beneficial in fact. to hreathf will not stain any fabric Lfo or furniture. When tfsed. It evaporates quickly and completely.

It leaves no trace other than the deal bodies of the inserts It has exterminated. With Shepard Fly and Insect Killer and tile wonderfully convenient idhepard hand spraver the house may be made absolutely free of all insect life with a few applications. Generous size bottle. lOc 16- ounce tin. 85c.

Shepard hand sprayer for convenient spraying. 5 c. All good druggists carry It. SHEPARD CHEMICAL COMPANY. One.

at Park Place. York Clty T. S. A. SUMMER EXCURSION Rates Are Very Low SPRATLING IS DYEING BLACK FOR MOURNING' We want to help you on the way by Dry Cleaning your clothes or Dyeing them the color you want and save you the cost of new ones.

Special Attention Given Mail Orders Atlanta Steam Dye and Cleaning Works 53 Auburn eon. Phone IT 2340 ATLANTA GA. MEN WANTED Applications will be received for Machinists Boilermakers Blacksmiths Car. Inspectors at Seaboard Air Line Railway Shops JACKSONVILLE PlA. Wages and working conditions as directed by United States Railroad Board.

For information apply at once G. L. HURLEY Sperintendent SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY JACKSONVILLE FLk side when be died. Mr. Archer vill arrive In Atlanta Tuesday night it was stated.

The body of Hndaon. who was a traveling salesman for the Capital City Chair company of Atlanta will be taken to Cochran. Gs. where funeral services will be ld at 5 side his widow. Mr.

Hudson i. survived by two ns. Phillip age to and Dick age 8 a brother. C. W.

Hudson of Seattle. Wash. a sister. Mrs. E.

C. Elderof Cochran. and his mother Mrs. 1. D.

Hudson of Coh- ran. Round Trip SUMMER FARES ATLANTA TO NEW YORK 5313 BOSTON 6569 PHILADELPHIA 4860 BALTIMORE 4305 Vii Savannah and Steaznahp Ttknts will also be sold to New York and Boston rong tia Satannalt sal hip returning via rail or rice versa at rates slightly higher than the sInes Tlcketa Include meat and berth aboard ship. O'er uiiinga. act sad any further Vlnformatlon apply to Cite Ticket Office. 18 Walton St Phones ivy 8128 or W.

H. tiGii DiTl on Passenger Agent. 219 ilealey Bd Phone my 428. CENTRAL OF GA. RY.

OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. M. M. T. COMPANY Classified Rates OB tins iso- aline Three time Al line SC time 14caillaic Thirty time or raora IZeallot Back lean.

Above rates for tonncuUve Inset- lions only. No phone orders accepted for advertisements that are to appear under cash In advance" clasalflca- lions. Advertlsemont under the following classIfications will only be In- lerted when cash accompanies the order Wanted Board. Wan ted Board era. For Rent Rooms Furnlsbed.

Situation Wanted Mai Situation Wanted Female. Wanted To Meat Mourns Dnfur- rushed. For Rent Room Furnished or Unfurnished- No advertUement accepted for less than two line For Kent Rooms Unfuralahed. Wanted To Rent Rooms Fur- nlshed Discontinuance of advertising mu Ire in writing. It will not be accepted by phone.

This protects your In' as well as ours. Accounts opened for ado excepting those classifications that are to the telephone directory. Want ads taken by telephone are to be tJdld for Immediately upon application bill to by presented by mall or cash with Order by telephone to accommodate you If your name II solicitor the same day. The Constitution will not be re sponsible for more than one In correct Insertion of any advertisement ordered for more than one time. Advertisements not paid In ad yance will be charged for the actual number or lines occupied.

regard. le of the number of words. Charge ads will not be estimated. Part a tin will be charged same as a full llae TFLEPHOE MAIN 5000 PERSONAL UATERNln unltannm prlVete. refined.

homelike home provided for Infants. V. Mttcheli. a winder trt ATLANTA ORIENTAL rug ianlnlt shades cleaned and reverted. St.

so Kb Lena street. HELP WANTED Male WANTED Several men of neat appearance 25 to 35 years of agewith some experience as sales- man for city work. Our proposition is a good one for hustlers who are ambitious to make good money. Apply a. in.

or 5 p. In. to A. C. Tomrney or L.

P. Turner City Circulation Dept. Second Floor Constitution Bldg. WANTED BY LOUISVILLE -NASHVILLE RAILROAD CO. EXPERIENCED railroad machinists.

blacksmiths boilermakers and car repairmen. United States Labor Board rates time and one-half after eight hours. APPLY TO. Room 03 Trust Company of Ga. WAJ-lEI liT TPIM A various points Tn.

and Louisiana an Of Itrike of ear sad lsccottotlve department employee. a ln decision of United Stoles Railroad Labor Board. railroad rnschlntat itoltermakers. btscksnittua copporamltha' metal worker. ptpefittors and lrlnen also limited number experienced ratitaud ate- hankl foremen.

Transportation will furnished. Apply lining reference In5 let- or telegram cotieet to A. E. rn-ndcrrait. nptl 703 ln 1 1 1 lflc Railway Bldg.

Dill. Teiap. or tail N. C. Wooldrld Gn rI A 1002 Hrale Bldf Atlanta a CLERK WANTED for ltn with Attests ranch of large manufacturing cuturrn NV 1187 to be young men rood In or.

4 ha general office work. 13:10 Hurt Bldr Man sad wife apple orchard In North G. man mut capable of handling labor don't loaner go unleaa Address WANTED Iroiresuve Ingle OUD man for office of first-class hardwood band mill located In thrtrlnr city short Journey from Atlanta. hire names of last two employers stale air. whether it present mpnJrd geerai u1JtrrltnCf sad wlien you i ii ns.

If possible submit snail plirtorrsph Comme cln salary 100 per month 301 Constitution. WANTEI By lar corporation. men for positIon II sdnrtlaia Service clerk. Moat be uperlcned la handling dl i trtbutloa of adrertlalnc and capable of I writing rood alien letters. 3321) Hurt Bldr- IOILLL clerk wanted Oar Immediate op lag.

lDt be- able to us. riiher hitting mcbl Good utry and oppurtu- nit. to right man. 1320 lOon lildr. 1K8 Lrarn a tra8e cut rat.

now po l- tlon rlren. ply while learnin Atlanta Cutler. 1 Mtfrll1I St. LEARN tlnc tb prsfestaa that PIlL national Aeceusisat Society. 728 At.

lama Trust Co. Bldy. Irt 84 WANTKD Saleamai for Genrci. to II rrodery. laaaware.

enamelware sod Irmlrnnn ware. United Stiles Sale. Co. US R. Chart Jilt.

Ilaitiatsee Ud. WANTED rirat-claaa combination wood works last WackimiUL Meiefl Wagon Warts. 45 CoorUand St. WANTKD fHIrm for optical work. New SInless.

Optical Montroniery Ala. WAXTKD Hen over U. 13 mouth. Railway Uall Clerks Ito free. rraUlIn I tltQlf.

IVp 50. clt Y. Are lt tllral draftanass Lp' LP WANTED Male MECHANICS WANTED BY ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY PERMANENT JOBS AND STANDARD RATES OF PAY Machinists Boilermakers Blacksmiths Electricians Sheet Metal Workers Pipefitters Coach Carpenters Upholsterers Millwrights Coach Painters Patternmakers Moulders Rate of pay 70 cents per hour. Freight Car Repairers Car Inspectors Rate of pay 63 cents per-hour. Apply or report to J.

E. Brogdon. SMP Waycross. Gi J. W.

Rgams MM Savannah Ga. L. E. Atwell MM Jacksonville FlJ. R.

fl Duncan. MM. Montgomery Ala. James Paul MM High Springs. Fix.

H. R. Stevens. MM. Sanford.

Ha. S. G. Kennedy MM Lakeland. Ha.

C. E. Brogdon GF. Charleston S. C.

J. P. Walker. Supt. Charleston.

S. C. O. T. Waring.

Supt. Waycross Ga. G. D. Pugh Supt.

Savannah Ga. J. A. Bowdoin Supt. Montgomery Ala.

R. A. MeCranieGen. Supt. Savannah Ga.

1. C. tlurchison Gen. Supt1 Jacksonville Fla. WANTED-At once young man speedy and.

accurate on typewriter for office work. Apply stating age experience salary expected. Give phone number. Address 244 Constitution. Tills company will rive permanent employ nent to men experienced Is the following crafts at rates of pot prescribed by tlii United States railroad labor boards Machinists Boilermakers litockamliha Site-ct Metal Workers roundmn Cacaos freight taretes passenger Vpttnlsterrn llanlDr Mill Mn TR TRsN5pnltrllyj win furolhed from Wmlnlbarn hoard and housing III ILLINOIS tTNTI0AL RAILROAD CO.

:01 YS-uodnard Building tilcoleghans Ala. HELP' WANTED- Female WANTED STEXO OOKKEEPFR OR GOOD POSITION ix LtltH OFFICE IX KEEP SMALL SET DK- PAI1l3IENT BOOKS AND IX umlT STFNOCllAiItIQ WOnK. REFER YOUXG LAM :0 To IS YEARS sly GE. MUST BE EX. tRUXClm CAPABLE AND WILTING WORKER.

PLEASANT tarcnntNDiMiii WHEN REPLY- IMtBE SURE AND GIVE REFERENCES AS TO CHARACTER ANt klllt1TY. STATIS WHETHER SIASiRIED OR SINGLE. WHAT EX- ssnagxcst YOU HAVE HAD A TI WHETHER EifPLOYE AND Wilvny EMPLOYED FOR PAST FIVE S. GI ADDRESS Axis PHONE NUMBER AND APPLY IV OWN HANDWRITING. ADDRESS.

219. COXSTITDTION. LAilU Home work earn 15 week mill ing onr tdsosisl sash loonier. In your city nd vldnIty. Coal lOt for music umpl ropy nd details.

Joseph Benenttl. 441 E. IHlh ft WANTED SP ral neat appearing young tactic fur osteisle work rood pay. so do. posit 1.

Apply before 10 I lid ifte 2 o'clock. N. Itnnlenard. WA TED Middle- colored lot rook ml lJtler country place our At. irnba.

Country people preferred. Call joy mo or romp. 128 Arcade. VNTM Jjidy housekeeper reference changed. A.

I. Patterson PhIladelphia5 i tnnmaker wanted. Write folly itittat uperlenrs sasi where now employ. to I Cnndler WSg Atlanta Is. ELLIOTT FISirER bookkeeper wanted ii once.

Mu be- rapid sad experIenced Young lssly pt" IggfyTTnrt ttidg. Help Wanted-Male. Female SEVERAL men and sales with palm l- parlance preferred hut not esntlsl. 0 xt tSreloattiot. for' wilting workers.

Apply 00 Situation Wanted Maid MARRIED man. 33 yesrs old. 13 years' ai- perlenei a bookkeeper tconntant not office manuger. rfealrea to locate la Atlanta with established firm where ability and work rstdnla. P.

O. nnx 1230. ItSITIiV so ti hraftn. special officer or custodian with responsible firm. Retired front I' nary sfter 22 years' aerrlce a a fhlef tie office.

Beat of references. Address. Ml Con tlrntlon. MOXTIHr AUDITS STOP leaks ant correct errors Immediately. For expert aerrlce address 2 ConStU.

POSITION he yoting man with rar say thin considered. 111. 412 B. Tslr. Situation Wanted Female TEACHERS WANTED- Connty boone demotsstraika agent fl Degree and experience.

Ti-afhers1 Mutual Eicha je. Sal Atlanta. Tru Co- Slide. NKEO I ilc and eipreas1o teacher rood Wbltehead. 1111 littler flldg.

COIJE sigeec teachers. a. A. T. A.

417 Wealr Memorial Bldg5 Atlanta. Ga. LOST AND FOUND so RKWAIII for thief with uideate to convict. bo toll little 0 Bf lour. lag.

mod motor No. 734387. lee. tax :171:1 or 21718. Urea breaded with ittsa Virhln Cost.

Co. Ratify U. Koc liq- Art Till bo picked op th me bog on tile tieeeonlae floor of till Cecil hotel Friday t.lag hat been Identified. It tame It returned with papers It- contalD 4 no fnrt ier etlo will lie takes. LVT Hmwe plans left is some fflc Hue print.

of a hous. built by looses Sfor. for C. P. Williamson from whom I taoght It.

Finder please plso8e I. 124. Waler Cooyer. 1ST- lictween Candler bolldl 4t tad Ultflf el' street. Monday diamond rind watcn.

t. from Ed to Kabyn. liberal nard Mrs. if. A.

Peoples. 100 E. Uta at. jemloclt W. yi REWARD for rerum of Ue tof.

ax swrrlna to ninw of. raj Wolf tf LOST Kolltalre diamond nag Batardar near FUlTtJt stat Marietta 8ta Liberal reward. Call Went 83 LOST Yellow Jersey cow. C. 5.

1827 No. oI11nrd. Item. 1002 LOST Snixiar Zion Hill BapU cknrk watch fob ld. Atmler natel llaea room.

ahvra Americtm jr. li. Telaphoa I. MANV-IOCAfBlllS I SIGNED BY GOVERNOR Jhich. se general days.

se A the meuuu1O I Th wereta ked wh cit oppo ition wit ea hen Iu bed tlce IDC rrIon II m7''n Dt fl by tary. Tig deliln mllI upl be. 1 1. Id th D. but I ronoro.

pt Iu LA DEM Pnrho1rr A nr tTNTY. WIIO CQ I that I 01J ro- Halnllolll eor- jt. 1 h. of II' iI Ib. I'i ia.

tI. tntlt noll r. r. LIly presontsd thin rod ush noW. be nfrca1 1" Sr tgttn-t i rlun 11Irhor To or 1 1 f.I.

hitu 1:1..1. th MI nrprloure. Tr. 11. lIPserers.

rKl Atlanta. a. It" for II p. nl. 1 lV 2 latr ortotanry 1..1 bl.

al Ins ounoloni bl tho asonssnt or cI ntra" polo ill be re a enoflii Ir81. lUuonry 11 ifirt on. 0. bul1 1 inl Co. It Lay :1 1.

to tPlhnlllIp 0 J. ell Vopoui. hway I p. th lh fllnl bD I n8 IU" u. Lowinics 1 181 oo.

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ron'l may iii JIIII lOtt and 1 day of nit. sleoslor I fllnwlD1 bl 7rd IUccmull I' rn Pd' bIlls 1' 1 TILl AuzI II v. H. Em. al Hhy nei' ill I IItno ltclortmnt Cryto.

Ill. 10 8j w.r. lU flit. lIilrbi 2 al hnpjr :0.000 fndn IJlIU1 rP IHd is. log III" alAm 511rf101 10' he t.

n. 0 isit. titat Hzby nr la. Shitnotoont uh roOst Ito. prepared tho blppd is requl re.

told ltl th dny uiudar nWCII uIcrlul rpqu I I any ill nd d. I del a y. I 9 2 IDr. liel Spec aliat. 18 IOU COLORO SOU i ib iop rdol.

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13. CI 11121. chn May an Xombr tn Iror ul 6" Brnch. re Htat Tablnr ly our Alhhor. 10nty 2.

10. 11. Thonf dIPla To nlllfd tl end rnrt Tomarie. 6. Colin.

ro a I au gnd ea hlhnjpnt lebl1 in Ceroe. con- ti. IL To Dd bar mllon lquit runty. AUIIt 0. 1nl tl pTIri I Iu rerd opndlmr.

md. 1 tn100er klng therln on fnr ot" nnm. I i 6 kord TomboAn i to 1111h Ib Indplndnt ohol tm tt ety Lynn. lonol runty 0 I. r.

Ion. Jpf Tu i ahlb ulabiohlng Ciy Ir I of Rulebarl I 7. Cal. If To b' nltJfd tl blob orie I tnt1 0. mpb1 lnDly.

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76 Tbe Irice IDcud. wa tu JISEJV SIAT PRNENT REBERV ATION8 PHONE 11730 Popola Southen Sinre SBIG ACS TH SCRE Arbia HOW AR The ItI Parou I II victor. II I trl. hur I. I baT TO y.

PAT NWS. SPECI OVT PROLU Sl PlCE yt 10 ict la- JRPP IT ow Plc. Da 10 1:0. 1:0. IC 0.

:0 I. Grftl uORH Ja I SE FOR CA IL I 67 MUaGor eISplii4ic" re lna Gher. fnal led. I in womn he FOr1t Player. wa uquetonbl te It njy se pre ac op.

wit nevr forte POU Xauht I Wi. gae OPpri1 pr i try delcol hade lttle I. dol whch dd harig inucc tt mde deprre fm Atlnta net wek I sur 8n rert eer- by i the audenc ttp ked te FOryt theatr. Te vehice. hwevr.

ve thes se ptns nw delrbt hlr player ever hae Ltel i Kt. GivDt appared geater advanta Liel. tb injur cho startn ly metho enrunu inJ bil hr elopmet hfr hlat ply- I finl l. rlent sn dep pur in gl. llntr mde pr Btudl Ma Giey dshing wiow I i cneerate.

nt loke I mor atrc rc tan eer I Yste te rle wt fe feom I wholete prve I rmedenDe ver trt rnk. Robrt Crir plin oppite I wa prt Wa thankles sl Te audienc regted tat I Clender Byrn. alt thir last. k. ven sal put.

whih i thei lel ver 1 acuisitiona wtre a1 I dienC. Frn Wodbur. th lead in su Iry inenul rl Wiiam Ihlnd firt Mcuarie. I I I I THETERS I I xw. Grd T.ta.-V.u@rl au pIC nrL I dnrtlll fo prcl ron TederAI wlr Ionyh Wie.

utJl WInll Id Th Dit lur. othe IrHn tum LoC Vaudevie. He Grac. th ater whie specal man Ewards ut wa night orrlnJ rled wih saingll housen lughter I audience caling afer eouthernglrl. Br- leml- classial bil pesonalty apPlalng reep- Misf Is po" esor excelent L.

prtDt. 66ngltr. To th Ml crrte to. Wllham. Gr.

cnnty. prYe i cpmr 180 amend I Aulo 18. 10 Iy ac. lecm :3. otb.

pr- 1. 6 hlon delel. Ta a1n I cbarr ciy othe purp" INDOREMENT VOTED i KING AND GIL MAN I wal indorsE COJ Ioun- Iilmnn Gilman hool bard meting inth I Wlrr I Edpworth Ihol builr- in ere natel Immitee whit pointpd tht mlttng uly 31 RI MiH wprl askin that beatset nf I Sp eche Cuncilman Husff1 a h. nod Immi siontr Counciman Hu sel spke nbut andltr fnd propse bnit rrs prinJdale plk. Innlcin Eucld avenul.

ah Indorsd tbl Ict decald wilnJnlSR pr ti eV i le i al5 RPORED' Mr. 6 Almo girl rB avenue by. 2J. and Mr. Clnton rss.

Henul. 2. Mr. Golni k. 2 stret.

grl. AUg8 r. Mr 1. lleminJ. br Ir.

Mr Den aenue. irl II. C' ortb stret. irL Jllv 1 Ir. Wite 19 ftrft gr.

Junl DarJnn I Jul 2. i rs. :1 1 strt I sirl. Jut fs. Ruth by.

Ind rs. Wats Hil. I by. Ir. laysn.

strer. I Contnue Fo Fnt Pae. wbie Luis 1ho vilte Atanta. sid :11. lrglum hae pre ceentials Alonl.

SpI. I te Burbn priD Luis Alfon I rtmarked descende hrsDb Burbn famiy. mariale Ignie pp ln. froj 1 year ing eucate priC. Luis.

a cle tbOe bi wel. arrdin to Brglum. Wa en are mrie reprt leverl Enlsh Fift avnue Xe own rfuMl PI in aI- ranrpmlntJ IP brhn I. Te centials Jrsnted Inl pn aninr B. bn CnerU te Unitl States Brglum sw te princ ekl retr frm Eurp.

opnl Igtatins wih Ipor tae bUit on tnntine Gr. Te rn. trt ddl lint bn cnduded Grn rI- Sntatiyn Princ AfoDO sinc gne Eurp 8 lS lum nore. ha rture Aerc. Mattoz Lga Julete.

7. Mddox hs unc cndid rleton a rI- rfntative th legsatur Spldinr cunty. abl rI- rntf cntitentl durl te to ye opptn i to Al Cyton te Ini Iren f. hr. St Tuay and Weu.

Do oor len fe tri Ao lo ITd nnp Va.n- tno I By tl Pb ote Aph TutrT To Snt To Men" Xtplt Al Grltith' Orhn Stor. I Ctero. Tetelay Fon 1a1 ho wel slectl wel rolow musi- bl un que wlh Bel versatie i ace whlh dancng i I a dltCUI. feat SWlnging I The eatlre CLSH Contiued Fo Firt Geore decared le dangtrs ould tparate lch 8 iz. instanC.

ranc been thr atpning. Urtat Gtor decar- fd ha suferfd equai1 lrauce. Thl intpre al tE alps. ont cnsiderd plity mini ter Genany' largly htr faul NIul rlcke snb idies unscrnpulol infation Te FrpTb i milr reprt lar- i i Tna I ficitnt rontrl Issll pPr I omittng rr uatton I Op Ioratorium. FranC.

assrted. il oppo alie tes. Frnnc i force may h8I men fplained anted alies Prpmiel proIIals cltton al eranY1 aSIetR pstablsing at- rntrol thtm fortunt bi kinlR parti ularly thl aJel. Poincre the Iraies trlaty is bein dirl ardld rf ralmtd tated diM Im. Llo llrpEin I Frlnrh premilr.

rplortfd. miltary per trte Ind Poice Aged. Premilr dpd rll Gtrany his rnualy oc htr oblilations unti shl nothin I sprous defcit bnr et denil mob ted disrm whil Ihe eti sMI ty Replyinl. etP fi Ires 1 tribted vstl thln Frnce Tp sid caim repartions as nl jrtBt FranNs deCnrng tht Englan detstated di trict I ppulation deva tnte ony miion. whelas btln fve miion Grlat afected CoUapd lrk.

Germany GlrJp Iid fOOOO punds abut 2. Oto al 11 cJap Geran ministlr sowed cndition rai Wt ae a1 inter te etinv a muc p8sibll frm a ar Iet I truble ah. decared. tOt. hI faidj apple al sntiOM I Grge II al Inils rnrding enor ment pl 8ies wared thl I cstll futity valion ditrct BtIIum Japn sbmi.

te thtir 1Ptivl ater I premier SAFEY I Contnol Fm Page ruested. T. sid pr I ducr unutaly gr tiyin rl. Db Outo tliig plan Sa Wtk Grge Diebrt. ler I tar Citiens Saety ala-1 I tin emphasze tat it' i nt olan tions idla one feverah activiy aginst fic volationl.

durinr mokrst. peatD wi haule i te ast infrnrement of te aety id wn bm pwn on we int d. sid l. Diber i war ac an evr womn cid fr i adval tt rn ech fT ton. plc wl I therul aid lur.

dur.j I te wek tey wl uke pint trly ec Yolator th tfc 1. his mimk e- my aoide ent ft Totc i wwi mthe aea ut' se. as Job Jit te tvr pestrn dribe ateI rin the IW8 not Ja knvie to me wer sntenc I taT i stokde eacl jud reasn bieve wer aiinaUy nt inrnJ to D. Tt jU hs admiM' hat consider tll neattt menaC Sfety lntas publ :11. Dibr Drnke pple jy rde ntJo pple indiffelnt cn.

ttute cla Tere ar 1hlm Atlnta. thfY 1l thl trck prpr tralmtnt. Drnl i renrrnl 111 oby in tht laws thrl ne in- tnnC. v8trilnl oby Five trffi sigls. abMfutel iJnre al otblr hl.

Tis prtly far tat. plC ilion str ct he bUliest pint. lntxPrienC WI founel ar no raIy I 1 cl rpalz Ih rponsibil- i thl tl rnkpl taulht obfY 1wl. I i cfpnd Iolply upn quikly shal ler ltlt thlY wi enruntl pr itlnd Hal Isafpty driv Iane anl I I thoruJhly efcient lok. r-lwrtion hop I mpai trOlh I prmanenty ing anronE.

1 Polic frals air I nday dlPsrtmfnt Yi cheefuly teir proj ct. I HI BY AUTMOBilE Horac Far. Itreet. thl in reinl hln hI Itrnrk I rr inl Edge' wo statt skul is nr interal JUrPS. I Loma.

YIll 31. Kirkwo. opprtng au- 5trk lr. r1rCd arrlt Cal Iiier Gode I. car bt.

iI' IndJr n. i a injur d. indow e8t ftreet in fel thl' hne. Ir Yhitfhfall flinted wal raried th is s. I I JAILD nllj111 lbor ito toth Ionr thy sletectivets.

tonp 1 lorlb re Sll Te rp :0. Ed" rd :0 loal hotel arestpel Jen. hltmell etl. i i intfndlr to AUglstin FJn. in Flnr11 Ca hpn parchf1 hil.

i of cer per on. Onf said' WHI bl Jlck ontlr AIItinp I allo i in thl Im. pofDadwD iI bbr at Te a te mt i nto Dtef toe A Horsy. nr inorton In Tury te cef plc rto1. Ga.

Ite In rritl lbor ter. mn rte clime fmply Drham. rrs ar bi toruhl invetigte. COUNCIL PLCES BAN ON LEF HN TRNS i Wit te adopton cty cuncl ordianc phibiti turI Peactr Mlt atFofyt Carege tra- bUlin Atlant. wi grtly facmtate a aete membr pllning cmmi8io.

wO m. mende pge t1 oninance. addiion lef-hnd tur8 thi pint oninanc pr or th. instalaton to elt lght8. of wbi middl in tlrStiol thr strts ren lihts burinl nrth an utb lides re lghts th wi 01 ljh lS f8 Grn l.

one I ated Ptactree Ca wi frm it paN pint wher strettar Ptahre bran lutherly dirttion Fol Itre t. Tis ill wil she a' reen ht froU northerl diretion. bt wi1 pid" plimi 8tin Ilft 11 hrllction. cnsidered bl ilt tht' i bleP trfc wi expdittd cmidl JACKONVILLE Inforatiou rereir Atanta ni ht ath Ion ludrn a Tlr- rCI folo in ine8s ot trnl day udsons realh accorrinl tl phYIiran atendfd hi i dild. ua inps r1.

es. wi unt arrval Archr pr nal Hurn. was bd. Sheprd Fy Kier tcau wil tore lseale-'arying feclal ant Kiler ha Americas I on cerain tles. eas.

ane I i harmJesI beneficial hreathtwll i Ior I ee lea ves bodiEs Insert fxterminated. In Kiler wondertuly spra al appIcatlonp. GlnerOUR botle. pra Iflc. Al I.

HE ICAL In. :1 IT. Very Of Dr Cleuin youI cotbe Dei Spccia Atentio Give Mal OrdcT SPRTLING DYING BLCK Atat Se De FOR a Worl MOURNG' Aubur AyeDt Iy A A Applctions wl reeive Boiermaers Blacksnths I' rs Lie Raiway i I i JACKSONILLE FL. I workg condton a dete Unte Stte Raroad Boad. I iforaton onc Sperntendent SEABOAR RAIL WAY JACKONIL I ae wl he lre1 amf I Atnta Tes nit Ste.

by of Hud trve1ic nleD te Cpial Cty Cir rmpny Atanta. wl tkn Cchrn. Ga he era srvc i lld 50do Tlay Bsidtp bi Hudn la Iurivl Ing. Pbiip ar Dici aje brter Hudn Slattle. Iillter.

1r Elder of Chrn hi lrs v. ud Crau Rou Tr i i ATNA i YOR PHLELHI BATIO I Vi Snna 8d Steashi i Tibtl1 10 Id x. 1. 0 Bolon. hlp rlnrn1g ni.

Tle nn I 1 nb' tlp. 1 I Inr NmmoIUon fny frtbr ppy tT Tibt Offl 1 It. Ir 6UiIJS DiTIIn nldj. IT 4Zt. CE G.

OEN STHI 1 COMAN Classifed tl. 1f I. Tlne tll. 1. eve.

Ie TJlrt tme. nor. 1e Ih. I. lne.

tOil ordlr ccepte. yertlemlnts are csh advanceM claullc- ton. I Advrtlement. undertlae IDi cluslllctonl wi accompnlu I Board. Wanted-Board er.

Rooms Furnlabd Siuaton Wanted-Mali. I Siuat Wanted-Female Wanted-To ent Fol Rooms Furnihec I Unfurnlshld adve Hlement lne. Rooms Unfurlllld Wan To I adyertl81 tnuet I tIP nell ISo fctl Ac ounta I eI eDt. 110 dlrt ctory. Oar lllt obrtgl te el 1 re- In- ad- re ard.

lees 01 Ito. Un. IJIUJo. TAL 1027 WANTED-Male WANTED-Several age with r. cit I I I i I I I.

Bld 1 NT I Georgia Building Atlanta. WLun lfin a alllt coppersmith. Trnr ort tlon I. tot technlul Sopt Tn. nd lscifIc IIId Teas 11 onaJ AJdt Henley ld I PRICE WA TEn 1 I lar rn coos- nl I Menred rlt lIh1 Man to roe on lar orth I ClJ unl.

yoo ire In position UI t. once Addr. Xzo nntltuUlJn WANTED oftl baodmill. 1 elnll Uld I tUi a othJtot I WANTED-By large corpora tlOtI. Tounc I dl.

I tlrI Droi rti 1 btidC' ti I 11l 11' Le.ru poel. I tJ D. larnlnc 1' IIr I LEA a. the III A WANTED AI ll" om' ry. I.

Ran. tlo t. rtwhr 4nfWnaLAP. lilt. 1Q1V BI4 WA MECHANIcSwANTEn RAILROADOOM.

PER IANENT PAY. Mach nists pay 1 Gz. ams MM MM Paul. MM BrogdonGF Way ross I TED At sta tin 1HI he Orll. po he labor llolIrm br.

tinernro I Url bt roRT A TIO be be furullstsect. AI' to DUlldlo At ANTED STENO l' ITro1llX WR tl 1 loll STF 8 WHENREPLY I SI LE. I1A AND F.UPLOYEU- I Hom. 1:1 to and for. nd St.

New A TE po letuol mt' PIOT oodlr 732 Jlon' vard. A TtD-j ldtePd ass nI8. II Arll f. Lady bouk pu trnm ar fnll tlDr p. em dlll.

ELIIIJTTFlI DtM 1. I rr I I A uvAsTsD--cnperiennd waitress once. Fotr Cafe. CLASS ck also mild IC lila. ntl pn U' III" GMd I lfI Atsatell nl ant n.

Pr. otI I1II. ITlns wstbtufts. pt DB" rTI 1. 5.

Ir 11. It reter Dc" SCItil UlutllJ IJ TJJ1Y I It 0UfI thing f. 12 EX I' RJ1SCFn moIst wishes a plies 1114 21 OIk 1 CnurtJndllt A TED 52150. ber Enchaige Trust YE1 music two Ir. ld Atlanta.

C1 yJo. fi'I JlA in1AG lr mOM' III let rrIO A loll IIrly she tba be papon rnrtor LO GffI lue WUU. w11O pI I r. ll twn 111111121116 II- 1ly Yozr nmlO i REWARD' tIor1IM rlD hnd frl" IJT. Ivy :100 lee 2475.

J. II. Porter. jT-jkltalre au Yellow LtlST8nal.t 111 dllI reId. el.

WIlT DIAl I sod bite 1Dle politer. TIle Iisslash lESs. rtwI4. t. a 1 7.

THccol1sTITuTIoNAyLANTAGAyuEsoAy AUGUSTpP 1g22 iMANYiOCAi BIftS 1 SINEDBY bieh 1sed ay en weretacked a nd llrd lh nd nih l1I btc. lorod ser rlmt Sn At anti. OLO againot utty tote he I loUt. 10 1 ti 1.r.o rPqlrot be aSStS ptod r. CT4SJotion is tm-re li tt.fiSSS ho sf It UKlNt.

Atooy coo 1 fttSIa onsaso try CX' otatlssn orth n' tnue. rnoi rctut 000trSs so lit ro. by ott ansi opesfiratnns 3no lslo Ins. ty ii. I he h2SONI 202 osacod anssue tacto.

0. st sioelfisotlsonss Departs no I 05050 sun tractor stall yattt000 ti Iris tsr so II 1th month Fond olil I n-c. btdsi eritre qoirs-ci 1cght ereor nI I cr. Jeer oct o' CF tot Enctlsser. i suae h11o ii.

lit Sc Istetit lot. IU. ott scsi tsg ecasnIn. titer sits ci sstsnsatsrfossn ito I 0 corns I at ostuorgls. stshgeosle tO bhd1 erssrr I areeoce conan 4 ia I I I a Brood St.

C. p1 RAILWAY iu io utv C. climat. 1oxt ii sIjd atb To Georgia hour utowera ti terms 1gsUona To To mesotbet. tl T.

bsjro. To tb An enrnnalatonr In tam tf. To ce- comttttaioneii VGa. To a nsetappr ova To To To 322. To puflowos.

TO nsf Turner-To re- To Thomssothilo. To An omens tO osstau To Os ii 615 Lanitfoed Toombe-Ao the It of To anacIns hoiith It Tt ornsosod sfIce jun11 tuoffirlo fssj- ssahtssa rov5ncisu Ott. regsi- huh it. TO oppr000d eotnmieti re piling tab tea tab tsurteo A one tessttS on its It lieunssc cit. 1102.

To ond nob I. onereteot 5550s 00 Coisctoisuo. 55 tai city lsIseh ho croon nreoituale si tiisket000. Walker-TO 24111 ooece ioiog fessttt 2:311 hOe sent. 8:15 Than.

IV 7:00. 9:00 lie iOcIOsr40c BIG rL RA 2tigtot 3s00. OO 1 or i. I patrena her hi a least. weok VanderiUe oraytli rlsate en iaughty ThatayAilwek Re-Id In Br- i Stogie ap- Ti INIIORISEMENT TO KIMGAMOILMAN jsl school meeting 2' Mci.

Densmora l8 01) in fm a brukpnltff he Anaer ca. 7. himiseipected. Theater-All Thesday Dog Damson ether Tuesday Oarhi fen" Tbsatov-Atl' Tuesday feature an Poinrare nut- soible. th njpre that 0Frnnct thion am OOO0OO sterling to allies1 af- be Tlls aj iolathms ollee ignoring two.

the' the Pointstraffic to it. I iirght I AUTOMOBILE FARRISBADLY 315 rady crobsitig of1 I I I 1OtiO 1NJURE1 in ri cu A 11) ma ch in lets. al I 2iiI jo iiTiuppeeted. and ar- be PLACES ftFEIIANA TURNS at Forsyth rag. th i will a green 32 Wh carrying It will Sew 1 I Ivy 1.

Applications a 0 a I I so. bedied. i11 held Tuesday. eons abe. Dintnioo Bidsy.

a use AIeea a use a tine Wan Board. Board Wanted-Female. Rooms lines. Wanted-To PERSONAi. asetteetsoaT prcreretnaesi ohssie Psific tioliway ot exasan againat Atlantsi.

eta. rn 1t fig ores. nd large at iagte-eoag Jo a Commsneis 3O4. A ti lmmeduiijhrai Learn tratr. thija.

L1' WAltTED-J'Irst-clsii WANTED WARTED-Arehltsetiral C02eiiiGa g. it OPPAY a I I I Fla a. tlii Me will WANTEDFemaIe INII tIE ttome 44 WANTEIi-ito'oerei si VANTED5ii4die.nged a. 70119 r.s en. Stun.

one. asclterBidg ELIltTTFleIER bOast at a It. Os. i4 Bide Wanted-Male years as ansi iTisinre oUio S. orsofter lerolnea.

Constl earl Wanted-Female ExrERit 31 TI ii maid 2Freek. 103 atttsscl 95. sst sty SIr. uietis Wesley I. 11012.

otor license ichIs Jobi Itteliolu 411 sticllsa 0Y the II ttC effles. A I' II id1T Cl it 5 ci. it. 4 polio. 1a Psataoi frlemily.

Tphens s.ciuoaiee 51. Cl tlaeeusoero litIlis mate Tl pin. Ysor stockB. Walls ic s' 17A 1t r5..