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Page Six. CONSTTFUTIOBr. ATLANTA GA. SEPTEMBER 6r 1918. HISM FffM Man Tells About His' Visit to the Price Dental Office and the Splendid Treatment Received There.

Son Urn. go Mr. Our Spearman. of Fsrrar. Ga.

visited the Price Dental Office 104 Whitehall street. corner of Mitchell. and after he went back home he told his neighbors about the splendid treatment be had received and how he had saved money. "Everybody that saw the work wanted to knoW where I had it done. I told them.

And I told them that I eared on the bridge of four front teeth that were bridged to the eye teeth and paid my ellroad fare 60 miles and saved 22 on the Job. Mr. Spearman's a experience is like that of hundreds of others who have been getting high- grade dentistry at small prices for years by patronizing the Price Dental Office. Prices charged are as follows seat gold crowns 3 bridge work 3 per tooth finest set of teeth money can buv 5. All work guaranteed ten years When your teeth need attention call and let us give you estimate on the work.

Call any time. Sunday office hours. 9 to 1 adv NO' MORE CATARRH A Guaranteed Treatment That Has Stood the Text of Time. Catarrh cures come and catarrh cures but Ryornel continues to heal catarrh and abolish Its disgusting symptoms wherever civilization exists. Every year the already enormous sales of this really scientific treatment for catarrh grow greater.

and the present year should show all records broken. It you breathe Hyomel daily as directed it will end your catarrh. or it won cost you a cent. It you have a hard rubber Hyonwl In haler somewhere around the house. get It out and start it at once to forever rid yourself of catarrh.

Jacobs Pharmacy Co. or any other good druggist will sell you a bottle of Hyoroel liquid tart to breathe it and notice how quickly It clears out the air passages and makes the entire head tee fine. Uyomei used regularly will end ea tarrh. coughs. colds bronchitis or asthma A complete outfit.

Including a hard rubber pocket. Inhaler end bottle of Hyomel. costs but little. No stomach dosing. wt breathe It.

It kills the germs soothes and heals the Inflamed membrane. adv Use Constitution Want Ads. O. G. mOUOD Is Elected Tern- porary' President of the New Local Union.

At a meeting held last night In the Temple of Labor the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher workers. of Atlanta was organized. and the new union as soon as Its charter arrives from the American Federation of Trades will be a part of the organized labor movement of this city. The officers for the new union. elected last night to till the positions temporarily.

re Atnosson. president and I Roberson. secretary. An address was made to the members of the new organization by T. E.

Whitaker. secretary end treasurer of the Georgia Federation of Labor who pointed out to the men that the getting of ft few more dollars for their work should not be looked upon as the motive for the organization. and Impressed upon his hearers the real incentive that should be behind all members of labor unions. which he said was to better working conditions and by altruistic practices aid others to give better work for which they would receive better pay. Mr.

Whltaker stressed the great op portunity that organized labor has before it today. and told the men of the- great help working people have re ceived from the administration. lie called upon the new members to keep patriotism always before them. and to give every aid possible to the winning of the war. Alleged Tiger Held.

S. B. Brown. a Fayette county farm. cc was held for the federal grand Jury under a 1000 bond by United States- Commissioner Carter Wednesday after- noon' on the double charge of making Illicit whisky and also resisting an officer Brown waived trial.

BUY I School Books NOW Everything ready nd in stock. New or Second-bond. YOUP' old boots bought for Cash IGAVANSf Son. Book Concern. 5 71 Whitehall Street.

iiimrmrnmnrnmnniirimmmnnuiJ Reward Do you know this man Height 6 ft. 1 inch 145 Ib fact Thin Features Prominent Description When last seen was on his way to hospital. Used to weigh 185 had florid complexion good appetite and enthusiasm for work. Six months ago began to hem irregular bowel movements. Took pills.

Lost weight still irregular. Took salts violent results. Had medical examination doctor diagnosed case ns poisoning due to clogged decaying. waste in large intestine said pills' and purge had weakened the intestinal muscles so they would not function. Man protested violently that he was not sick.

Doctor replied that he had been sick since first bowel irregularity. Prescribed complete rest and the Nujol Treatment. Sid if he had cultivated regular habits with Nujol he would havetud no trouble oow however he was an easy mark for the poisoning he was allowing in his own body. REWARD For restoration of this man to regularity Nature offers reward of health and to oonnal weight If yoa re the mm apply at the nearest-drug store for one bottle of bottksbeazing Nojol Trade a NUJOL. Yc 11121 cr r-froa tOBSOCBBtk.

Nujol Laboratories SImIDARD OIL CO. NEW JERSEY SO Broadway New Yotk. Big Sum Will Be Raised for Welfare Work at Home and Abroad of Seven Organized Societies. The seven vtates of the southeastern department win be asked to give 7.425.895 to the United War Work. campaign.

November 11 to IS. for the seven organized societies doing welfare work at home and abroad among our soldiers and sailors and the other allied forces. This is the apportionment of the na tional 170600000 total. as announced today at Atlanta headquarters for the southeastern states Georgia Florida. Alabama.

MIssIssIppi Tennessee anti I the Carolinas figured on the basis of the departmental Quotas of the T. Yo C. A. T. W.

C. A. War Camp Communities Service and American Library as sociatlon. the four organizations previously operating in the first United ar Work campaign before President I Wilson decided to ally with them in one united drive for funds the three other welfare work organizations- Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board and Salvation Army announce ment of which was made Thursday by Chairman Raymond Fosdlck of the I Commission of Training Camp Activities. 1 This Is an addition of 1508173 to the southeastern quota which was )I 817 622 for the four organizations.

Dr. John R. Molt general secretary of the National War Work Council and international committee of the Y. 31. C.

A. I wired to the southeastern department headquarters of the Army and Navy 11. C. A a statement regarding the seven-fund drive. as' follows The president has raised a standard to which every man and woman in the nation can and will rally loyally.

This is not to be a M. C. A. campaign or a Knights of Columbus campaign nor a Salvation Army campaign. It is to be a campaign for the men over i there in Prance and in the' cantonments on this' side and on our brave ships everywhere a campaign for the maintenance and increase of morale which- Napoleon said is to other factors in war as three to one.

The dollar given to the common funds will reach the boys through seven different channels. but every dollar will be made to do a maximum work. and. no matter what sign is painted over the door of any hut and any hostess house. its doors will be opened to every boy equally.

The total amount. 170500000. is tremendous. the largest single gift for which any single people has been asked at one time. Yet.

compared with the figures to which the war has ac customed us it is not large. A recent letter from one of General Pershings staff officers made the statement that the work of these great agencies is adding at least 10 per cent to the righting efficiency of our men. It it Is worth eighteen billions to keep our boys under arms next year surely it is worth one hundred and seventy million to make them ht 10 per cent more effectively. TWO CHURCHES COMBINE. Univfrsal arid Unitarians Now Liberal Christian.

In order to establish a real. live church In the place of two which have not been as active as they might have been. the Unitarian and the Universaltsts have consolidated and formed one large permanent church. to be known as the Liberal Christian church. This is in line with the unification of the two creeds in other parts of the United States.

It is the plan to sell the Unlversalist church. property on Ellis street and to take the proceeds as an endowment for the new church whose services will be held in. the Unitarian church on West Peachtree street. Dr. Frank Oliver Hall.

of New York city will be the new pastor He Is one of the leading ministers of the country. and one of the highest salaried pastors in the city of New York. He will till the pulpit next Sunday morning. and It Is expected that a very largn congregation will greet him. CHAS.

D. MONTGOMERY WRITES FROM FRANCE It Is quite a satisfactory feeling to advance over territory once held by the Hun. so- writes Charles D. Montgomery an Atlanta boy in a letter to his father. Young Montgomery has seen several months of active service in France.

and took part in the battle. of Chateau There is satisfaction too In finding piled on every side evidence of the en. emys losses and his rapid retreat. My only regret adds Montgomery Is that I can get home to spend twenty-four hours instead of' spending it in JEWISH WOMEN GIVING WOUNDED SOLDIERS AID The ouneil of Jewish Women was out in force Thursday at Fort McPherson. serving refreshments.

furnishing articles for the. needy and giving the wounded soldiers from France who re located at wards B- and automobile rides. These ladies are doing good work in making the soldiers comfortable and happy. and make Thursday their regular day at the tort. Heavy Enrollment at Peacock.

The Peacock school which Is now under the management of Professor R. C. Little former Boys' High teacher will open for Its fall term on September 11. The enrollment for the Peacock school for 1919 is larger than It has been for several years put. and there Is every Indication that a most successful year Is coming for the in stitutlon.

Professor Little has en gaged 3. I Carpenter. formerly superintendent of the schools of Union Miss. as one of the new members of the faculty. False Postal Inspectors.

Members of the United State railway mall service havw received orders to i on the lookout for false postal inspec tors wearing a badge with. United States Mall Inspector" engraved on it. The department at Washington Is sending out circulars showing the picture of the badge and warning an employees of the service to keep a sharp lookout for any badge insignia or emblem that would In any way permit unauthorized persons to have access to the malls. A prompt report of suspicious persona Is requested. Fifth Ward Society Meets.

The question of merging the fifth and. eighth wards Into one. for the purpose of electing the new members of the board of education. was discussed last night at a meeting of the Fifth Ward Improvement society that was held at the English Avenue school building. Professor W.

F. Dykes. formerly principal of the Boys' High school was the principal speaker of the occasion. Many residents of the fifth ward were present at the meeting. and took put ta tb ttsranfoa.

MACHINES NEEDED Automobiles Are Wanted' Take Convalescent at Fort for Ride. The Atlanta Wkr Camp Community service fa very anrlojM to secure as many automobiles a possible to use Sunday in taking convalescent soldiers to ride. A telegram received from. the" national food. administration- states that cars used for this purpose do not tome under.

the recent. request to discontinue the use of cars on' Sunday. In order' that people contributing the use of their cars for this purpose may not be subjected to suspicion of disregarding this request. the War Camp Community Service has arranged to supply stickers to be pasted on windshields that read For convalescent soldiers. These stickers may be ob tamed during the' week at the office of the War Camp Community Service.

608 Chamber of Commerce building. or on Sunday from the Rotary Soldiers' club. Trial Opens in Suit For Damages on Ground Of Prescription Error Suit for 25000 damages brought by Mrs. Corlela Dayhuft. of No.

202 Capitol avenue. against Brown Allen. went on trial before a Jury in Judge 3. Pendletons division of the superior court Thursday. The suit Is the result of the death of the plaintiffs husband.

Orlando flayhuf a mechanical engineer In January 191Z. The claim for damages is based on the allegation that Dayhuffs death was due to the intproper filling of a. prescription by the druggist. It was stated that Dayhuff lived some time after taking the medicine. but it was charged that the preparation ultimately caused his.

death. The drug concern denies this. The testimony. was largely that of kpert medical men. Attorneys Westmoteland Anderson Smith represented the petitioner while Attorneys Rosser Slaton Phillips Hopkins represented Brown- Allen.

COUNCIL Tm DISCUSS POOLROOM ORDINANCE A discussion. of the poolroom ordinance which was before council at Its last meeting and which was returned to the committee for a hearing from. interested parties will be brought again before the' committee Friday afternoon at which time it is expected that a big fight will be made by- the poolroom owners to defeat the plan to close their places of business during the daylight hours. Several of the poolroom managers have announced their intention of ex eluding all men from their' places who are. not at work In some useful occupation and in one instance the manager of a popular place on Peachtree street a sign has been posted which excludes all loafers.

COUNTY MASONS PLAN DANCE FOR SATURDAY Fulton County Masonic association will have Its regular weekly dance Saturday night at Segadlos hall on East Pine street fur the Masonic soldiers at Camp Gordon Fort McPherson and Camp Jessup. These affairs have been inaugurated as weekly events to provide social entertainment for the soldiers and every dance has been largely attended. Resident Masons and their ladies are also welcomed Johnson Campaign Active. The friends and supporters of Councilman W. H.

Johnson of the fifth ward have organized actively for work In his behalf in the race for county commissioner. and meetings are being held In various parts of the city to further the interests of the candidate. Government Employee Could Not Find Relief Until He Began to Take Plant Juice. Reports tram other cities cite many Incidents where remarkably quick re- life has' followed the use of Plant Juice are being substantiated daily by local people. One of the most recent being Mr.

James E. Jones. who lives at No. JAMES E. JONES.

no OTC street an time resident of Atlanta. having lived here for the past thirty-five years and in the employ of a government powder works at Nashville Tenu. He said For some lime I have been troubled with my stomach and was alarmed. as I thought I had acute indigestion I had burning pains in toy stomach was bloated with gas. and suffered intense pain.

I had terrible pains around my heart from. th gas. shortness of breath anti felt weak and miserable. I could not find any medicine to give too relief until I began to take your Plant Juice Now- I have no more pain. I sleep well and am able to do the hardest kind of work without feeling tired.

I can eat any kind of food and have a fine appetite for my meals I had not. been able to drink any coffee for years and now have It every morning with- my breakfast. I have' gained In weight end am so much pleased with Plant Juice that I am glad to give this public endorsement for It" Plant Juice acts almost Ilk maglo In stomach trouble. gas. fermentation.

dizziness. bloating. and heavy. distressed feeling after mw. and on re tiring.

It attacks and destroys all poisons la the blood. corrects diseased conditions of the liver and kidneys and restores theta to normal condition The Plant' Juice Man is at Jacobs pharmacy. No. 8 Marietta Street. in Atlanta where he is daily meeting- the local public and Introducing- and ex th merits this Printed at Space Rates to Get a Square' Deal for a Loyal Democrat You Must Vote for Harris A Proven Incompetent.

and Failure or Else You- Are. Disloyal Says Dictator Clark' Howell. Says Dictator Clark Howell in his editorial Thursday morning IN THIS CONTEST THERE IS ONLY ONE ISSUE LOYALTY. In the state of Mississippi the people take out Senator James Vda- man and put in his place Congressman-B. B.

P. Harrison. Their choice is hailed as a triumph of loyalty. In the state of Georgia the people are told by. Dictator Howell that they must turn down Congressman William.

Schley Howard whose record is identically the same as Congressman Harrison's record and prove their. loyalty by voting for William 3. Harris. Given a choice- in Mississippi betweeen Congressman Harrison. or Ex- Governor Noel as the rival candidates opposing Senator Vardaman the people of that sovereign state exercised their right without dictation and elected Harrison.

Denied their right to make a free choice between William J. Harris or Congressman Howard as the rival candidates opposing Senator HardwickV the people of Georgia must accept the decree of Dictator Howell and vote for his candidate or else he will brand them in his newspaper as disloyal Americans. Georgia farmers who are producing more food than they ever produced. before to help win the war must vote for Mr. Harris whether they consider him the right man or not or else be branded by Dictator Howell as disloyal Americans.

Georgia wage earners who are investing their savings in War Stamps and Liberty Bonds to help win the- war must vote for Mr Harris whether they consider him the right man or not or else be branded by Dictator Howell as disloyal Americans. Georgia fathers with sons in Prance giving their lives to protect the democraticrights of free men throughout the world must vote for Mr. Harris whether they consider him the right man or not or else be branded by Dictator Howell as disloyal- Americans. The people mow' that William J. Harris made a.

failure as a business man when he and John D. Walker ran on the rocks a- fire insurance company into which' unfortunate investors had put nearly' 200000 of hard- earned cash. The people know that' William J. Harris made a failure as chairman of the Federal Trade Commission wastingmoney in an investigation of gas- pline that sent the price soaring from14. cents to 26 cents a gallon wasting money in an investigation of coal that resulted in the famous advice given out by Mr.

Harris for the people not to buy when coal was heap wasting nearly 500000 in an investigation of the high cost of food that was not worth the paper on which the commissions report was written. The people know that. William J. Harris failedto discover the gigantic profiteering alleged to have been conducted by the Chicago meat packers. After Mr.

Harris left the Trade Commission that body submitted' to. the United States Senate on June 291918 the following report Five meat packers Armour Swift Morris Wilson and Cudahy and their subsidiary and affiliated companies have monopolized the meat industry and are reaching for like domination in other. products. Their manipulations of the market embrace every device that is useful to them without regard to law. Their reward expressed in terms of profit reveals that four of these concerns have pocketed in 19151916 and 1917 140000900.

If Mr. Harris is really so great and influential as he claims why did he not use his greatness and employ his influence to stop this gigantic profiteering Why did he let it run three years Where was he when all of this alleged looting. of the public pocketbook was taking place The people know that he was voting very scant attention either to the meat packers or any of the other business monopolies but on the contrary was running back and forth to Georgia political gatherings interviewing editors and buttonholing politicians in preparation for his grand debut as a senatorial candidate. The people know that William 3. Harris has made a failure in his attempts to discuss on the stump the campaign issues or on the stump the problems of reconstruction that will follow the war or discuss on the stump any merit of his own or experience of his own or claim.

of his own except the letter of President- Wilson. The people know that. this letter which Dictator Howell has flagrantly distorted by going so far as actually to CHANGE ITS LANGUAGE. was secured from the President through Howell's connivance with Ed T. Brown.

each of them a political trickster whose motives and methods are common knowledge throughout the state. 1 Hardwick has opposed the interests of the farmers while Howard has- supported the interests of the farmers. Hardwick- has never proven him self the friend of the wage-earners while Howard has always fought for. their betterment. Hardwick has opposed.

the interests of the business men while Howard has faithfully supported their interests Hardwick has opposed the Wilson administration while Howard has supported it with loyalty as unswerving as any member of the' national congress. Hardwick has fought the paramount measures to prepare the- nation for the conduct of the war while Howard has supported' each and every one of those measures. What the people of Georgia wanted him to lo in the American Senate Hardwick has refused to do. What the people of his congressional dis jet and of the whole state wanted him to do in the American. House of Representatives Howard has done faithfully and well.

Across this choice as plain as the parting of' two highroads runs the counter claim of William 3. Harris. He has no record and no experience in national legislation but you must. vote for him or Dictator Howell will burn your forehead with the brand of disloyalty. He has no success of any kind to his credit either in business or as a member of the Federal Trade Commission but you must.

vote r1iIth or Dictator Howell will' hold you up to contempt and' scorn for being disloyal. T- He has no intellectual ability or political force as thoroughly demonstrated by his puerile campaign but you must vote for him or Dictatdfe Howell will drive you in shame from' the house of your fathers. J5 Dictator Ho well is entirely correct in fcis assertion that in this JBOJI-J test there only one issue. 4 I The issue is whether- the people of Georgia shall hsve the to iA to the Senate in the place of man of their choice or Vaih of- Howell's choice. ff The issue is jpbinTTfictator Howell has made it and forced it The people are gqing to settle it overwhelmingly by the election.

of William Schley Howard to the United States senate. 0 HIS fEETH EXCITED MUCH ADMIRATION I FarrarMan I SoDM gO lDer 8Plendldtreatment W1 rk nemih. rtg OI I eg tt rJoo fa 1 tffro ne rl eth buy- adv. od go. enorulous wont I HT In- ell 1 ea- I 1J se ATLANTA BUTCHERS FORM ORGANIZA nON Preai ent LocaIUnion el cted poI lonll are O.

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