The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 10

SPORTS a 1' 5ife 5i- Plapffilfc A. jsuii rftei ig te-rv' EDITED BY Believed That A. A. U. Will Make Ruling on the Tech Stars Status Today Mc- Clellan Is Opponents.

Everett Strupper Tech's great football player may get Into the game as member of the Atlanta Athletic clubs basketball team tonight against Camp McClellan. According- to S. I. A. A.

rules Strup-per is eligible to play with the locals. hut Coach Bean is awaiting a ruling from the A. A. V. on this point and he announces that he expects that the rul lng will arrive some time today.

If favorable to Strupper the Tech star will get into the game against the Camp McClellan team. The ruling. it favorable. will also have to do witn Joe Guyons playing a well. as it is said that the Indian star wants to get into the basketball game to keep in condition for baseball and track next PWifh the acquisition of Strupper.

Guyon and Fraser the A. A. C. quintet will begin to assume championship proportions again. and the outlook for a continued string of unbroken suc- ceases and the stamping of the A.

A. C. five southern champions again seems to be more than likely. waiting the ruling. the definite up of the A.

A. r. five cannot be announced prior to the game. The usual dancing features will be enjoyed thereafter. Between the halves Warren Kimsey and his Camp Gordon entertainers will amuse the audience at the basketball game.

MAX CAREY LED ALL OUTFIELDERS IN TOTAL CHANCES Friends of Max Carey have another kick coming. It already has been shown where by scoring in violation of the rules he has been beaten out of stolen bases he was entitled to and now comes Ernest an to show that Max was getting the grand snub when Irwin M. Howe was hailing Oscar Kclsch as the busy outfielder or all time in the major leagues. The honors for chances accepted by an outfielder really go to Carey and hate is made to apologize to hint for overlooking that fact. The fielding records of the Amen- can and National leagues show these figures for 1917 Max Carey 15 44' scar lelsch ii- 440 4 It is a.

remarkable roincidenc that th. two record holder made the same number of putouts Felsch in one less game than Carey played. turey. it will tie nod had fur more assists and he also bohhled three more chances than did Felsch. Moultrio Ua.

January 4 Special. Th re will be no ba. eall in the Dixie cities this year. The league vli suspend until often the war. ac cording to officers of th.

Moultrie Baseball association. No formal meet- meg of officials of the league will he railed for the purpose of taking this action. as at the close of the past sason it was generally ert lmong II of the clubs that it would not be wise to try to go forward until after the war. PITCHER FRED TONEY PUT IN DRAFT CLASS I i. Kred Cincinnati y.

star tither of rational I. iuh. wh. was arrested hr federal RUlholltlPII here 0 the charge of nopiracy to violate seliti ice- was placld in class I today by a local cx- nmption board of Davidson county. PROF.

CHAS. LEE SPIRITUALISTIC ADVISER TRANCE MEDIUM YOU TELL HIM NOTHING-HE WILL TELL IT ALL TO YOU Before You Utter a Solitary Word What I Do for 109 I dye never falling adYiee upon all matters of lit such love. marriage. buiincM lawauft. wills dt burled tre urc Meads enernie or rlyah peealatloiu and transactloDt of klndL IB fact DO matter what may be your fear or ambition eon.

to ma Ibis YrrT day and I van lift you out of rear sorrow and trouble and start TOO on tn path of happtiWM and prosperity. There no heart to aad. or borne drM17 that I cannot bring sunghjn Del succe to. You ihoolil not buy cell or ester Into any undertaking or snak. any sertOfll change without tint consulting this wonderful medium a one boor opent On0uJtLflg him may rare you great financial lost and year.

of perplexities and vnhappincM. I am not a fortune teller nor do I cater to tho vopentUioas 29 Kimball St halt Block from Georgian nrace. Secood Relldfl1ce oft PNcbuee Street. J1oen 10 a. ID.

p. In. ll7 Moa- tar and Thursday until A Po m. IVI IM GET CURED Br I tea. nMcUiijt who per tile opednce tit ran.

The nnt kind or apcncoc doing UM unnf tilt Tight WIT kuvlmll a perhaps tbomtixu tit ttaet wlia UntaIflng. past re- uta Dopt TOO Ithk If Urn to ret lbs riot tmtOMntr I bold out no fab bopw I flnd jam eu Incurable. If yon a rliIUI lmteaabllmthd cUUat Of ezpedmz ma. 10 at and Utra wt ma be arecaipllital with klMiil pdetlfl tnatmcnt I to. Strut troubles.

mctt PIlII. eatetat Wttbmt ruttli V5o wblcft mug. wnkarn. Ncrrooi Dvelhw. te viod allow you- to pep wt ina Alio ta a saeemfany Blood Pawn.

Vleru Xexoai. K14BO. Bladdir tet dmnia dlaaatr mm and vooua XaaajaOm fRrud ttrlcfiy coofl ratai. Voan a. m.

to 5:30 p. and Wedaaidm BittmUrt p. m. ta I p. ia BoBdtn lid HoJW.

1 a. a fc 1 only. i HUGHES SpecIalUt GEORGE TYLER TRADED- In Addition Weeghrnan I Reported to Have Added Check for 15000. Chicago. January 4.

George Tyler. of Boston. rated as one of the most effective left-handed pitchers in the National league. was traded to the Chicago Nationals tonight for Larry Doyle. the veteran second baseman.

and Arthur Wilson. a catcher. In addition. President Weeghman. of the Chlcagro club.

is reported to have added a check for 15000. This i the second big deal President Weeghman ha made to strengthen the club. The first brought Alexander and Klllifer. the star Philadelphia battery. to Chicago for 50000.

Another dear may be closed at the national commission meeting in Cincinnati next Monday. Weeghnian said. Jacksonville. Fla. January 4.

Lar ry Doyle. when informed tonight of the trade which sends him to Boston. stated that he will be glad to play in the east again and delighted to play In Roston. He says his injured leg has healed arid expects the coming season to be the greatest in his career. Cracker Shortstop Is to Play With the Dodgers as a Regular.

Ollie UMara. who starred at short for the Crackers lat season. Is slated to play that position regularly for the Dodgers during. the 1918 season. ac- last cording to advices from Brooklyn.

Ivan Olsan. who played short season. will be shifted to second base. Fitzsimmons is slated to play third and Jake Daubert again at first. This.

it is believed. will give the Dodgers the best infield they have had in many a season. Atlanta's loss in this respect will be Brooklyn's gain. and there are many Atlanta fans who believe that the lit tle Irishman will prove just as much of a star in the majors as hldld down here last season. A worlds series black coffee drinking championship would have John William KawlmgK Boston second baseman representing the National league.

and diaries S. Hut' Cleveland trainer. representing the American. Neither takes sugar in it and each man con- sum. lotof It.

Rawlings. who now is out on the coast anti who recently was married. conies frorn Iowa and was born in Bloomfield on August 17 ls9. Twenty years later he started playing ball with the Victoria team of the Northwestern league being with Victoria tin- next season. with the Cincinnati Reds and the Kansas City Feds in 1014 with the Kansas City Feds in 1S15 ith Toledo in 1916 and with the Braves last year.

The proudest episode in Rawllngs' career he says was when he made six hits in seven trips to the plate against Brooklyn in a header last year. Wilhert 6n. Suprba leader. hearing of Rawlinigs fondness for black coffee. announces that he is oirl to make his players drink a lot of it next season if by so doing he can develop athletes able to acquire six hits in a bargain bill.

YANKEES WILL REPORT AT MACON MARCH 15 Nc York. January 4. Miller Hug- Kin the new manager of the New York Americans announced today that all negotiations fur the purchase of Derrell Pratt. the 1. louill American second baseman.

had hoen temporarily off. lIuins said that the Yankees would start training at Macon. la. on March 15. The pitchers will report a week before the regulars.

The club will take only thirty players to the training camp. The New York National league dab announced today that it had received iota contracts front Ferdinand Sehupp. Adam Swigler and Schepner. a recruit infielder. resident Tentr of the National eaifue held a conference today with resident Htmphill Ebbets and Baker the New York Brooklyn and Philadelphia clubs.

at which routine affairs the league were discussed. CUBS' SECRETARY RESIGNS BERTH Chicago. January 4. Resignation of Charles G. Williams.

for thirty years secretary of the Chicago National league jjaseball club. was announced today by President Charles Weeghman. tit' will be succeeded by Walter Craighead. a law of Mr. Weegh- mans.

Candy Kid Wins. Grand Junction. Tenn. January 4. Candy Kid.

owned by C. E. Duffield. of Tulsa Okla. and handled by C.

H. Harris. of Lamar Miss. won the subscription stake of the American field trials today. Lady Mohawk owned by Benjamin Well of Alexandria.

La. was second. and Old Joe's Vlck. owned by Ii. D.

Gere. of LaGrange Ky third. Herman Succeeds Ward. Boston. January 4.

tJ. J. Herman of Chicago was elected secretary- treasurer of the Boston American League Baseball club tonight to succeed Hugh 1. Ward. of New York.

Mr. Ward. who retains his financial interest in the club. resigned because of other business duties. H.

H. Fruee. of New York. was re-elected president of the club. Fletchers Birthday.

Arthur Fletcher who has en working his head oft for the Giants for a number years will be thirty- one years old today. Some of the dope books gl the credltOf being Arthur's birthplace to Edwardsville Ill. anc some to Colllnsvllle in the same celebrated state. We wont argue. with them.

It Is sufficient to know that Arthur was born. It was in 1907 that. Fletcher was yanked from the obscurity of the sand lots the credit for said yanking belonging to Joseph Gardner president of the Dallas club of the Texas league. Mr. Gardner's hunch as to Arthur's baseballlstic ability was all to the good.

and. the sand lot player soon became a tar and fa vorlte In the north Texas metropolis In 1998 he was sold to the Giants who used him first as a utility outfielder. When Arthur Devlin slipped. back Fletcher was placed at third bue. and when the Giants secured He nog for that position Fletcher was shifted to shortstop.

In that position the lanky Illlnoielan has made a great reputation for himself and It. will last long a he. is able to. play welt- Hugo Bezdek manager. of the xr rates- and coach of the football team of the University of Oregon.

soth story goes. Is goIng to boss the gridiron. wortMoi WashilIgton and Ji fersonv next rear. id- if- Tech May Play Rutgers In Gotham October 19 Coach 3. W.

Heiatflan of Georgia Tech. la back In Atlanta again on business for the Triangle Film Distributing corporation. with whom he Ii connected New York. While here he spilled the news that the Yellow Jackets may play In New York on October 19 the matter being up fa the' Tech athletic authorities to determIne. Inasmuch as the Tech authorities have granted permission to play- two games away from home next year.

it Is likely that the game will be staged. There Is only one hitch in the ar rangenents. Rutgers has a star end In Robeson. but this gtak happens to be of the dark skinned gentry and. Tech ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN Corner Whitehall and Whitehall Terries.

REV. S. W. REID. PASTOR.

10:00 AM Sabbath school. 11:00 AM This Year Alof" till of church. 7:00 P. M. T.

P. C. Union. 7:45 P. M.

Walking On the Sea. OR PARK PRESBYTERIAN I REV. RALPH E. CARSON. PASTOR.

11:00 A. M. Constraining Lo" 30 P. M. Christian Endeavor.

7:30 PM The Vngathered Harvest. METHODIST South WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH T. A. SHARP. Pastor.

Reading by Pastor rnai has been repal be arm. Bible School. A. B. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH South Corner Peachtree and Porter Place.

REV. JAMES E. PICKET PASTOR. Suo school at 9:15 a. roo Preaching 11 a.

m. and 7:45 p. en. by th Kpworth league. 40 p.

in. ST. PAUL METHODIST CORNER AND SIDNEY STREETS. REV. R.

A. EDMONSON. PASTOR. 9:30 A. Sunday school.

7:30 P. M. Pr chlntr by pastor and re eption of new members. UNIVERSALIST LIST CHURCH It E. HARRIS ST.

REV. to B. FISHER. Pastor. New Year Topic.

SUCCESS" BAPTIST OAKLAND CITY BAPTIST CORNER AVON AND PRINCESS YES. Sunday School. 9 5 A. B. REV.

W. O. YOUNG. it 00 A. M.

St. Put. 7 i P. M. Little Foxes.

CHRISTIAN WEST END CHRISTIAN Corner Gordon and Dunn Streets. REV. E. II. llLTCHINCON PASTOR.

9:30 A. M. Sunday school It a. In. and :10 p.

in. sermons by the pastor :46 p. come. Corn SALVATION ARMY SALVATION ARMY MARIETTA ST. Sunday school a.

rim. Open-all' meeting. 10 a. m. Holiness meeting it a.

in. V. 1 1. at i p. m.

T. P. 1 Inside service at 6 I p. in. by Captain Kurtz.

Senior attest a rvlc at 7 p. rim. Captain Van Ermond In charge. CONGREGATIONAL CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL NEAR CARNEGIE LIBRARY. James Wilson Baxter D.

D. Acting Pastor 11:00 A. M. All Were In Expectation. EPISCOPAL ALL SAINTS CHURCH ner North Avenue and West Pecbtr Rev.

W. V. Memminger Rector Holy communion. I a. to.

Morning prayer and lermon. 11 a. ra. Evening prayer. 4 p.

in. Sunday school. :45 a. in. Mon' Bible clana.

10 a. in. VISITORS WELCOME CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST PECHTREE AND FIFTEENTH STS. SUNDAY SERVICES 11 A. M.

AND I P. It Sunday January OooV Wednesday Ttminc. teuttinonlal meeting at o'clock. Public cordially invited. Read- leg room open dally.

Sunday 2 to p. in. Wedneaday. a. in.

to 7 p. in. OO a. to p. rm.

tit Grand Opetm. Boa. CONGREQATIONAL Colored FIRST CONGREGATIONAL DR. H. IL PROCTOR.

11:80 A. M. The One Supreme Thing In P. M. Til hsJlsng.

Of th Nw Tear. Sunday ichool SO a. III Endeavor ISO p. in. Chippendale.

From House. Beautiful. Chippendale that's a name to Con' sure with I mean this literally for to many people do it or try to I am sure that one of you reading this knows the type of commencing con- noloeur who ascribes most of the furniture- of th eighteenth century and solos of the early nineteenth this ume dominating Thomu Chippendale. But after all. It nt that I tribute to hl per onAuty a recognition of the tact that he first of iii the English cabinet makers was able to.

break-away from tradition that he actually recreated his trade. making It sv profession an art and so stamped his Individuality on an hi work htllt trteta knows to hi not tqr tbat of the. relmlng eon. could hardly play a game with. him In the up.

Robeson la considerable of Rutgers' offense and defensive strength. and it Is not believed that Coach Foster Banford will agree to the game with his star eliminated from the up. However if he continues to stand for this then he will have to look elsewhere for a game besides with Tech. This game one with Vanderbilt and with Maryland State are the three rame that are being considered by Teoh to fill the October 19 date. For household use a new card index ed In a flat wall pocket.

TO DRAWUPDfTES FOR BIG LEAGUES' ON GEORGIA SOtt Chicago January 4. The lilt schedules of the two major league will be drawn up In Dover Hall Ge by President Johnson of the American league and Barney DreytulII. of the Plttsburg Nationals It was announced today. Johnson and Dreytu58 will go to Dover Hall Immediately after the meeting of the national commission In Cincinnati next Monday. Jell Tetreau Signs.

New York. January 4. The New York National league club announced Thursday that Charles M. Tesreau. veteran pitcher of the team.

has signed a contract for 1918. Tesreau it the first major league player Mo sign a 1918 contract. PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERIAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN PEACHTREE AND SIXTEENTH. THIS YEAU ALSO" 11 A. M.

A Communion if Medlttlon hr Dr. J. Sprule Lyons Preaching at Camp Gordon on P. B. Dr.

Lyons and the choir will conduct the services at one or time T. C. A buildings at Camp Gordon every Sunday evenlof. MODERN CHURCH HISTORY" will lie the cure of tulv St time Wednesdy evening- meetings at 8:00 o'clock. Subject next Wednesday INTRODlCTION TO MODERN CHURCH UISTORV.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Opposite the Capitol Dr. Ogden the Pastor. Vull Preach. II A. The Cross on the 4 P.

A of Mind Toward God. NORTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN DR. RICHARD I KLIXX. Pastor. 1100 A.

M. The New Vear Communion P. II Vesper Service of 1 hour. The theme will ho The Path to 730 P. M.

Xo service to save coal and a oomtimclti soldier- Sunday School. SJO a. to. Christian I 00 in EVJrtVONE tRlalJ To IOMK PRYOR STREET PRESIATERIAN ROLL CALL AND COMMUNION 11 A. t.

SPECIAL MUSIC AND COMMUNION 73 P. M. SERMONS BY THE PASTOR J. I HE VISITORS ESPECIALLY INVITED. BAPTIST BAPTIST TABERNACLE ii A.

M. OUR 198 tROIRAL1E. Important announcement about the coming Bible ill- ference. Even- member requested to be present. it.

7:30 P. AX EXPOSE OF THE SELFISH METHODS OF SOME OF THE COAL DEALERS OF ATLANTA. These facts secured since the meeting at the' Chamber of Commerce Thursday. The newspapers will he requested to publish the facts Monday. Installation of the officers for till' B.

V. I' fur 1918 will occur at evening service. Baptisms at close of evening service. CAPITOL AVENUE BAPTIST REV. W.

H. MAJOR- Pastor. 9:30 A. Conic Hack to Bible School 11:00 A. Lifting tile Sky-line for 1918" 7:30 P.

The Consolations of God' PONCE DE LEON BAPTIST Corner Ponce de Leon and Piedmont Avenues DR. ASHBY JONES. Pastor. 11:00 A. M.

A NEW 7:46 PM A FIERY FURNACE. HENRY ALFORD PORTER PASTOR. PREACHES MORNING AND EVENING THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Opposite State Capitol EVENING SERVICE. 7:30 THE FACE AT THE DOOR. Come for Great Year Services.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Peachtree and Cain Streets DR. C. W. DANIEL Pastor. 11:00 A.

FINDING THE FATHER. 7:80 PM THE SHIELD OF FAITH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL PONCE DE LEON AVE. M. E.

CHURCH CORNER PIEDMONT AND PONCE OK LEON VENUES. JAMES II. ELDER PASTOR. A. MCOMMUNION SERVICE BY THE PASTOR.

:45 A. TJNDAT SCHOOL. C. A. Tltu up rlntndnt As a war ratuur there will be no night terrlces until further notice.

A. cordial invitation to Soldiers to worship arid commune with CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH a South Pryor and. Trinity Ayenue KEEPING OUR. COVENANT WITH GOD. and WHAT SHOULD A TRAIL DO Will be the ubJ cti of Dr.

Brlckers sermons tit ii and 7:45 Sunday. UNITARIAN UNITARIAN THE UNITARIAN CHURCH. 801. West Peachtree Street 11:00 A. IL Ralph E.

Conner preaches upon Calling on Reception of New Members. 0 tlilnlr alike but Alike we all a ree os TtirUMni Bt a ptd for less uses. Const Its prdlaarr words et Ot must la rtttot. It wtUBOt aec pt4d hi Ti. protects your Inttrwt as well Ii The Constitution will not- rMpc for more th on taeomet ln rtto adrcrUitraiat rdtrd tat Ui ran cast brtti MBA inr Wait Ad phone 51118 MOO 9 Atlanta 8801.

Courteous operators thoroughly familiar with. rat. rut. and clarification. will gIve you corapUU Information.

And If jot wish. th will assist you in wordle. your want ad to make most effective. Account opened for ads by UUtphon to accommodate you your namj I In the telephone directory. Other want ad takes telephone ar to paid for ImmodlaUly upon application bill to pr nUd by mall or aollcltorthe urn day.

EVERY HOME UAI FOB CONSTITUTION WANT ADS. LOST AND FOUND LOST articles sometimes era never found. oftan they are stoles with so chine of recovery bat whim picked up by honeat personS th will gilt back to the own sAver- UN4 In thia column. LOST. BHOOCH Loat January 1 pink rameo Point Ivy 1358.

IUKHE Loat. with i bill sod small hang Stanley. Ivy 1698 Reward. KINO Band ring- lot rrav Inside C. VP Gray In Alamo No.

1 reward. Return B. e. A. room 524.

DIAMOND unmet New Years day. tween Williams and 72 E. Hunter probably on Woodward car. liberal reward It returned to 72 E. Hunter nt.

Jail 11. 25i LAJCKKT Small sold engraved both side. rd. G. B.

Nlell. 1530 Healey bldl. BICYCLE Lost one Harvard bicycle. No. almost w.

Kinder call Mr. 11. V. Smith. Ivy 3274.

Reward. PIIiARL sunburst diamond center. lost somewhere In shopping district reward. 75 Forrest ave. Ivy 34203.

LOST Colll 2 years old also Collie puppy. 6 months old. Call Decatur 683. REWARD 25 FOR RETURN OP DODGE TOURING CAR. 1917 MODEL.

SERIAL NO. 168498 MOTOR NO. 219447. ALABAMA LICENSE NO. 7702.

STOLEN NIGHT OF JANUARY 3 1918 FROM THE CORNER OF ELEVENTH A NOBLE STREETS. ANNISTON ALA. REGULAR DODGE EQUIPMENT. PLAIN REPUBLIC A SIN ON FRONT WHEELS SKID REPUBLIC A HEELS. SPEEDOMETER SHOWS SOMETHING OVER 2000 MILES.

SMALL BRUISED PLACE IN GASOLINE TANK. LEFT SIDE. NOTIFY JOHN M. HARRISON MR. AUTO TRACING SERVICE.

1323 HURT BUILDING. ATLANTA GA. HONE IVY 3011. PARTY. who took bicycle fr depot knor.

THE man who picked up purse dropped by laity at corner of Culberson street to S4t Gordon WATCH lwt ladies' old watch with blue hour figures and gold hands. Return 1:0 Cordon street and receive reward. Phone IA 8T Bar pin containing sapphires and I prai4u In Criterion theater Friday night reward. Phone Wet 1693 ask for Captain II. J.

Roncnberg. PERSONAL NT PALMIST ME. PARKS How many unhappy people ore there In this city whose lives re darkened by the Oct. of others' Is your life nearly a wreck because you cannot overcome trouble of a domestic nature or otherwise Do you do- lre a return of affections rightly yours or does another receive it Do you find the one of your choice growing cold or indifferent or doe. another take your placet Is there an Interference of someone If so call on Mmo.

Parks. She will show you how to face the problems or life. You leave her parlors a different being. No. 10 Essie avenue.

Take Soldiers1 Home car and get oft at Esale avenue. Hours 10 am. to i p. in. Strictly private.

2 CLAIRVOYANT PALMIST MADAME MALONE DE LYLE WBVJTAL SefE7fIST. SPIRITUAL tDYI3. ER. will g1y i ulTiesi on law. lore and e.

1 pson street Ivy Mil. rXHNITY sanitartom. private. reOned. homelike limited number patients cared Mr.

homes provided infant Infants adopUoL Mrs. MV T. Mitchell Windsor MOKB 1 Xobaeco tor catarrli bran- Ua aithmefcnd colds. lie bars. Yev CO.

Atlanta. Ga. VUTY PAkWRS. fit. st work la all lines.

HEL WANTED I HELP 0ANTeD Male lit Tea we five you a complete couree No. 1 Ut of topis paying position la our chain of shops. tSr 1150. Atlanta Barber College. 1 South Pryor etnc Learn barber trade.

Taught quickly cheaply. thoroughly. evening. Eirn whit. learning Baler Barber College.

1 No Foray th NEWS AOS ITS wantyd. pauenctr UJa service good pay. Crescent NeWs Cons. pany. 14 Et Hunter.

Ytluplo MAN as mew. en onFraUroad jtraill long ns rood pay UAoa Newi tiejnpany. Madison avenue. oHeclor. Must knjjr city and to handle colIectKi asAhi.

tnUf. xp rtenc asS desired salary to start ai references. Address 4 licar Constitution la branch office of laftkVmanafacJgla. company muat poaaaaaSTWUatUe. oAglnalUy and a power.

imaglnatljaT you are aw ke.i rotTeaalve ann alert thisU an opporturi advance rapidly. Giva age roarrlfflFriftgle tJpel1en aid least rtg. Address lie. tsttltu ft aBdc flv vrefenne Farm It mllea ot Atlanta. Addwas O.

P. Q. a P-4JI car Cotietitutlon. ua a number of tl Air Co 3 Third. National Bank ItANAQKli CWtlc who is thorougn book- for Important position 111 Bth.

Reply. tatl etp rl DCC BtCA P. O. Box in Atlanta. os.

A MANot 9 rUereoc for night 1 valor and watchman at mtai 1 n1t 1 A4l uJ VJUn write. EXPEBJBNCED COLOREDW WAtT' of jc muztbaye kaewl dg of ral i accuracy and ooataesa saplwteI cUd and wkla' Constlt1lUolL' WANTED law flection- mMtat for a. tare. offics. vj rj be able to' try cuss and handle correspond- nGe Reply.

la. ullt detailglvltigrpgstcoo ie for podtlaffof applicgjnn rlcin llf ln nraac me On wn VM Writer preferred. plr Qr Bo14 giving ar eip rlsnceandphon 7nanU WANTED boys. p. mlitodayv Call at ilsfLuckle street or John W.

4NTED rrade electrician to uk charge of the electrical end ot" lar mill plant. Must thoroucblr understand' and up-keep of turbines motor switch rd and wiring. tut sober. not afraid work himself as 41 as being abi. iiimireo nmi oeing mDlavrte It out or hla men.

Give full list of ref jcea. ageaalary wanted and horlax oa ild report for duty In tiNt. letter. ad. 425 care Commotion.

BUYS WANTED with wheel at ouc rC o4 pay. Apply St Capitol are. c' experienced 111 clerk rood opportunity oradvancement. Apply Jacob ibId Puckr Ing Company to East Alabama street OUNG MAN. wanted.

17 to to years eld. wrapping. Apply HELP WANTED Femild IN ORDER THAT SHORTER HOURS MAY BE PUTlNTb EFFECT FOR TELEPHONE' OPERATORS 50 ADDITION-AL YOUNG LADIES NEEDED AT ONCE. THE SALARY IS GOOD- AND INCREASED WliTyHV REGULARITY THE POSI7 TIONS ARE STEADY AND ARE MORE' ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER BEFORE. YOUNG LADIES VEIN THE AGES OF 16 AND 24 WANTING AN ATTRACTIVE AND INTERESTING OCCU.

PATION WHICH AT THIS' TIME SERVES THE GOVERNMENT MAY APPLY PERSON TO MISS 25 AUBURN AVE. WHITE ROOM 302 PRYOR5TREET. SOUTHERN BELL PHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. STENOGRAPHER of exceptional wanted at one for permanent position must be rapid. accurate and nest goo4aa.

ary for one that qualifies. Bishop-Babcock Becker Co. GO v. Mitchell experienced ealea- ladles and fitter for high ladles wear. Apply Bloom' Smart Shop.

Oonnally bide. BRIGHT young woman for round work 014401. studio. one with experience- ferred ut experience not necessary Apply at' dhW Stephenron Co. Auburn e.

flue. Iteynes building. WE WANT ft high-grads woman to represent with our oe of accident lid health policies for men or women. ill Healer bide. WHITE SERVANT Will pay CO to competent and relUbU whit.

woman or el to do general howorlt and assist la cu. of two young children. Hemlock t. WANTEb Men to loam mechanical trade. rood wage.

paid while learning. ThOUSANDS governinest war poeIU. open to women. It or over 10ft moaUt list free. Franklin Institute.

DpC I Rochester N. T. LEARN TO MAKE LADIES HATS GOOD WAGES BEGINNERS. POWER MA CHINE EXPERIENCE. 1 ESSARY.

NOVELTY MFG. CO. 115 GRNETTST LADY PRINTER wanted. wOo rtx d- lldtor. Apply UseD PtSLfshln Co.

e. Oa. lUfULrwtttt- Young Ia wBe also experienced In general tfle irorfc rood salary lid opportunity tobn whe ts competent. and efficient AdtreU P-4l Constitution. g.

BRIGHT' GIRL Aboot U' JOtlt of ago for clerical work most lck' and. accurate also on girl to' learn to taak kodak pictures can also. sra x. perlenced photo finishers. 4ddr a 411.

Constitution. WANTED-A. A refined. ChrUtUnwoman and board anacare for z-y old orphan child. Mrs.

VT. EX Brown. 54 Qaraett ti" WANTED Narie for young 427 care ConllUtlltlOn. SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS WANTED Thret salesmen work city a good proposition can make from St 41. per day.

Apply at lit Peachtreo at. tween I and a. in. and and4 pmvJ e- Kenzl 4ii t- SALJiSMEN Magnla nt- line of besjiUtul mew map. War maps world mapa state maps.

Great demand. Btg profit. Workers reaping harvest lhtdtins Co. Oa. WANTED Bereral competent mt4dl-Md men to Mil nursery stock for.

11V firm-all ar ronnd. Commission' paid Tcryrw lc ownBrothers Nurseries. Roch itCTA EASTERN MANUFACTURER contsni1Mii log opining branch distributing fio In Atlanta3 has territory In wuUnrn tat for thoroughly exPerisoCd traTelins saJu man' lar Un of automobile harOM and household speclaltift- Salesman's profit proportloniu to ability. Opportunity tot permanent contotlon with larf manufac- turin jkMsw of this kind In the eoBMry coop" Addrs P-4If'ear DI8TBBDTINO' HA TERRITORY Or HERN STATES FOR TKOR000flTy TRATOLlNO SALESMAN' LARGE LPIII OK ADTOJC OBUJ5 HARi AND lIOtSEHOLD SPECIA17 yf aBirs1 L--i-i. jES je mn SaflSiiS6 Ki i i fe.

A I tl lr r. f' SPOR Tr r' QM. 01" lr' EDITEDJBY ftf Jr tnl er I IT ar lIilui K. DICK JE IS rr 4 OOJ fSi EVERm RuppER MAY PLAY TONIGHT Today-Mc- I et I I I I gibJa i lai I gth expe ts rul- toda 1 I a Orable ha pla ing as pring With uyon hampi nshlp nn i pf 1' Uo 1 likel rinite r. arr whenIrwin Care II 11 E.

10 ar 4 7 th putouts aml' ar r. rh ncls DIXIE LEAGUE SUSPENDED UNTIL I THE BIG WAR ENDS 1- ela1. Thwe baseball wl tic- takir vII Tnn lanotr I. Ton" th. agu pnl I' a Iet 1 the Inc fITI itins hY count CHASLEE I.

We bwttD. deeds. aWftl hope f. me 4 on pp It aua ot MIler wit bout won4 tai aa ve nza u. of tJ DOL Located No.

Tnrace. to daU7 IP 1lld III tI IIeo 4. u. a Ua andl. IW1a.

IhI Ir. ht tlDem J. dU' emaill 1ooI. Slat l1abed I DUtIe tIW I u1. bin.

NC. wftIICatnID8 aIeo' 1lSe ee a OG- Po oII. 4 CIINnIe I ties a 4 uI aJIItol3a J' t. FOR DOYlE AND WilSON Is Chlc gO. George I is has ma etlng 4.

nd8 sihllr a' ld rlg Dos ton. a OMARA IS SLATED I fOR REGULAR BERTH I gHs pia be1i ed Brookl beli ve lit- PROUD OF HIS COFFEE RECORD IS RA WUNGS vrld' 1I1 dalJlJ RawlJll s. harr I t. I 17. 1 9 Twnt pla lng rla 1914.

l-'c 1s with 1916' IIi I ar Rbinson elop New Miller gins. If EV th o. 1 8. 1 d. thirt e.

11918 igler league. toda Eb betl flf ew of aseball Presid nt Duffi d. Ok la an ell U. I BasebaUcIub glee and suftl Dt dn lr ld I baUtstlc fa- Texaametropolls nhl r8t aAe lI lIrpgtle Heno kr h. uc as D.

Pl aC lnH at awa ar- i has. I th A. It :00 A. IL AI. T.

Walking 11 :00 MChr1U.n 7 30 P. The lE fORIAL I 11 A. SI. FurnaL. replred and the church will s4a A rorn Peach trfe 8 nd 15 I I tha pator 845 rETH DIST COR ER A fDMO 80N.

und 1 :00 A. Communion. HA RRIS 1R A VO-- A A lunda :4 I Rio I 9 :30 Sunday I 7 45 01. Chrlutian Endeavor mining next Sunday. January 11.

lunch at church fI I 57 I mutln t' L0 in. II C. ptaJn service Cp CONG REGA TIONAL ames II :00 All Es taUOII. Comer 5:41 cl. 9 Other diye at CO NG EGA TIO LI The Ye X.

1aalle th. :10 Ju ld a :317 Oto 0 tr7to ev one urthhrf te I tt I 7l. ThomUCbJ d1e. Butattu Uut trJbuteto his pereo l1tr. aUtheEncUah tnakerwa rat F.

ILs ltrI hDani hi. that tttJ1emt his tot relrnI tr Rut eu' ratf eb'I nlJ ie ame ltta dw ef ltthae games po ket. DRA WUPD ESt The i eueau The to hhhh 8IXTE TH. ALSO" L' A. In tu ly evnln We Wedne.day-"INTROpt'flo DIoR Pa tor.

I I Crn r. jo AVg UE rvl 4 fa e. 7 30 tn :30 EVJ IE A COM 311 1. TED. u.

BAPTIST OUR PROU RADl lJ1 l1l1I l1llill 011- Ev ry rrqllt' tllt t. ELFI TH OA he' Ill 1 paplI llqll t- r. ITil' I. ack PM C01J oatiol1s M. JO ES.

A P. P.M.-"A Flr Year 4 P. P.M. I. A PA R.

11 SUNDAY Titus. uperlntendent. us. and th Sun ftiJ ReT thee a. ew Dedlcaijon.

0 Fhg co donot aIrH k1 el ur. i aUalree c. rc st Ni' DS- i7IN TJJtrcoNSTlnrrIbNF i 4'- fJ. f- a r. I.

I 4lrume ted foll Iha lle o1n rrrJJ COU ItUU01i' lI t. be Po.aU I. fe than as. SaaerUAtltaaJ 1 I ru mn ordered. l.

ma iOQOor operator. nal 114 claaalficatlon. OU 708 they willuelat plleao YOIIit name is I nt ds at. be be prssntd ollciter the I I I th. aware Lout 1.

near Ive Reward. PUR1CKLoet. change. RING-Band engraved I No1 V. lo t.

0.7 Hunterto 5 th Id Reward. Lost. I 138 56 ne. I I i orre i LUST 68 wnl HE ARD O. ALABA IA 11 SE O.

2. IGH JA RY 3. I TH COR ER LE I ISTO I lt T. I FRO I SPEEnO IETER I lI OVT rI IL BRC I.S- SOLI K. 1.

I I PlO I I from College Park I to s. Main tr and avoid trouble. I lat enlog Is known" Return 41 and vold tuble A Last rea han I rdon CC. LOST-Bar pa i nple hi. It ho I ire our anoU er place I I II Jot mo.

Ie. TakllSoldlera m. prl at. PALMIST DA fE GtARA. TEEfI to our entire Jlfe.

tell- lag you anything 1 want to know sod nod out. no matter One yllltt will p. ou for dlappolnt ta In others She Is gifted and can he ou. Tell. name age and occupation hat tllP to take to better yourself.

lalne love and family lagaira Reading dally 10 a. in to p. m. Va tJw 5:004. MADAME MlJWTL rE I8T 1.

4 11 on for bacco nth ba. rugllat er kA. St. AiT Drtl' I- I Male Yea 0. Coli Ii MEN tra Ea 1ean IDC Foreyth street QENTS WD Rnlr ny.

0 11na4 runs 4 pa7t1 011 II WANTEponsoter 114 now how colt a ad D. ypatigate. Reply full giving ezpel1enc'- 17 a 401. care SALES corre itellt an d' 1 III IaJIUfjFIII poe It1Y11 e. a11t7 ld e.

mth1ala opportu 1 marrle. ele. 41. salary to tu. lJQn.

FARMER W. nted. a ar farmer who II. had of l1ellee must knew how to rallt cottOIl. co and hon arT crrlLhere Don answer.

unless experienced bad can miles A 0 Ul.e ltUtloD. t5rIiiRso till. raraph operatora8boud. Line. CqIt i-- UIAGEJt9mC.

wbola tlorourhbook4 kpor alarF UI 7 tCan XAN ot gorsterencuefor IIleUI I1mat iii 1yP run. iIIf9J11 pU cq tt lIf. i LP ffi Two- I1' BBS. UUTLANT fATIONulBA1CK i JJtIILD1Noi ff- i- JI StOre II. kDowta4ptcneraI of ncework IIdueataebl hatelY 1rt A pecUsaD4 l1i f' viliEDiii riyt 1J.

letlo mtenlor ofauJ4118ti 1saD41cOrr ndl nco detJ1o atv C' hte o. 1IIIeUo a aaIUJ er- eaeAd4roWP4sColistttllUcm 0 1. YOUNG" man blteeIl 1 hand. U.aant6t are. fo positIon oriappUcat1oDderJtt1I life Jnanralfetttco On.

WU. LepIy a 144 a1 vn pexpericce a ld bcin. nombe. iJ JPo mded. 1 ilJT 10' r.

WANTED Ie en40taI. thoroueb1YWl4entaaci care t1IrblnelllDOtor.lW1tAb I oar Must be to well ablet. get otJ1g mep. 01 19tof erence. age alsy 11 could letterA4.

dress oncgaod AN uperlencedbUIclerk opport for 0 atreot-- 1 OU MANDtedi 0 exprlencedJn No. I WliltehalL ELPW ANTED ORDFRTHAT SHOI Jt MAYBE PUTI FOR' 50 APOIrI N2' A OD 1fT THEPOSI AN. rD FORE. I YOUNG LADIES BET ATTRACT 0 APPLYIN PI t.E.- A VE. rfISS RO 3028oprrg PRYOR.

STREET. nrrt ability permanentpoattlon neat. pt. 4 8AL To experleJ ced lad Ao ferred. but nec.

earr db AObllll1ave i hlgb- ade toj us line nl Will 004' UmI0C1tU4. Men mechanlea1tric1e. ood ee IU IifFY IIOOd two ar 1110 POWERMA IAT l1F Sp wliou ptt UahJn r. iYiIlIl. t.

STENOGRAPHER I la cenenlOUIee1Ntk opportunU1tor1JDiIWII. GIRL-About. nJtJMtaet i l4 en. toI use an. perle need ddreeaP j.

4. Christian womalFlD4 anti care haa ra. Ii Gal lett St. WANTED eIlJhtre1l cn. Page coNsITu1IoNTINTAGL SATUBDAY1 ANUAB 5 1iS J.

i1 TS trii C. fi DIJEMISON tI' VERETTRUPPER i a per fir ecarin ot I Pt A. fi BIGWAR ii Il timon II ivmIle. mt mt am. I CC tm 7 a a.

lreureI mcmieoeriya J. 0 oo or it7. aa an lisa dal anti i IV1N i- ttt. i I theerpertamee tij Lad 411eaE. tins o' i dslrs is c.

at Ip wbl ppy. e. mud obeip lo dli. if and sOld coaftinUal Sloan WIdDmh 5d fDRTWVHUGHESSpeclaflzt Oimptdt 2blrd Nasusl 4 anmThread AtlimSa 14 1- lllifer FORREGLAR ostarre ac- RAWLINGS I- aw lings nhenica mm.N a ith l9l I ob- i bssi lleraog and as heia ri- Jef. a tharn.

QtJ playtwo Sabbath th Lav" 6-30 ursac eerepa tred 5 11 30 Prcchlsg e. 9:4 34 I ST I A 7:30 5:41 11 ad- i I. p. a I I OrandOpel CONGREGATIONAL. Ldt :00 1:10 8tO that's every the nd th peTsonCity ar it that thereigniug arche I a one fliltite DRAW UPD4TESmi 111 THI Ly onas tim eeer Ic esateoea lb esursesfetu oh PRESB YTEHIA II 00 Year.

itersi ill Peace. No Ursic-tn I i slel I A N. ali tilt 1l I l. tt lt Cfh 1l i1 I th 1 I I :00 NEW YEARSMESSAGF a 110 5:45 isT inbjects Siznda TT. We y' edieaton do not si1agree thiktke like agree t1i1n2' ij 4.

I CoSQOCALWANT ADS 0mUse i4 salia. o' Three those I 1- a II eiea 70 aUae hIrt7 timesIeafls fIaettlis 5ISU5S I isreSUseC0tiVe inatti lIJl. I 24o sdvlrtismInI seospted leseth5 top. Z. sack Boo.

01 be be acciptid POL O0' rspoable I iaurtls5 an more this ess lIyeu carbithgetsSa4t5 4 Sr d. jLOST th7 untere t. 512525. engrave new. orreetase j3- ollie.

25 SINGS I JSON Is Retore iii street street gold Ilgu reean crd Ontreetn 5eet I MME. Hm 1W ensiure 1 reareturn oesfl ntber GtARANTEES read our entlrejlfe pay you I I an i p.m. Take L4woad car TiiiA1E glvadvice rhsctagslSttPt0fl ts 5 OtAaiSULIH a Whitehall stVBst MaIe srbu qolik 1WAQENTS jEanjisnter ailr itTlOUi iongrun ieJflpanY. a n. how collee fully.

dent wand eL irnaginati this is 0 marrle' ringle. at4f' 4 i a FARSIERYf50t5d god fenserte ha. YT5 exrlenee rsimeCOttOn cam salary or hsreL I givreferenoa Bog C- gyaph opertots Seaboard Ry. boi pr iaOth. tattag age.

expuinoci te15 rSANii ale- a ti usIng. ii carcosupuan. s. x- i BAI4K. 11 v1 WANT briglltjomng man ot' sstbjoqtiS Ldzsftfot rSaDooaIbiaUobieeur knowIedgee general oI-n tics workI required.

llustmak 0Jpeeriln oWn handwriting. giveuil Salt record. saia7y ex- Pectad could P451. 4' WAtTEDAtortosyto handlelaw asS col a If eat fuildetail glvlngygn eon- OSrUOns te stath sold TOter- sores. Addj.

P-lOS. rap. Contltmusn a inanbatwerz 11 and of Clark in Insurance caullee lype Reply o. no. givingg.

experience and phoos. i I in. today lOam Luckie for WANTED of a erg. saw motors boards to ho. soos bul old Eleua HELPWANTEDFe ORDERTHAT SHO1TER VILLBZ NEEDEDATONCE.

WITh U' PRINCE ORfISS 30278 SOUTH TEtE ry Two 5a1e wor ti I good wages bouewsekni ttaL Appsy asUn Brothers 166 Greenwood Avs. smoke north of Ffrd plant. poefli overI i 5 NEC- 15 LAi a good gsjtvtlle. i IU7wh. t1es OPk2 to bus Is.

0 IC yae uLckan4 10 mevural 4ddrees Woman year 54 Ad. to woig cit 5 I a- SALEiMENlIaguiient Co. AtlantG I mddlea forllve firm alt ear eyerpcwesi. rown Brother. Roobester.

py1 a hoee atee large ea largest luring moni conidenti1. IU care Con litC IA WANTEDRASTERN SlANt- i ltER CONTgMPLATING ZNGA MRANCU DIITItIBUTINO 1ozes 114 ATLANTA" HAS BOUTHRRN EXPERIRNCED- T1tAVEUNG AtTOMGBUJI NESS 9A4S5ikN' PBOFlT StILE PROp s. TIUhATZ To ABILITY. OPPORTy Foss PERMANI2NT CONNECTION flfl LanSST MANIACUINO ltOUBXtOr' TlII KIND i ridS COINTRY. c2f551Jf.

CON CONFIDENTIAIa CbTITUTION. aO i TEACHERS fee gradee. et. iu. blak I school workiS llII peimelpais lilL rosters Ono bai AtiastL ivy Ills-I.

T' A beat servie. most Wress fv mu flealeT bldg A QL I e5cherS ISSi in vr58sJISsaltA4 a. l7e.PnWw I.