The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 10

PAGE- TEN THE ATLANTA. GA. SATURDAY. OCTORPB 19. 1918.

Chancellor Announces' Flu Quarantine Will Not' Be Lifted Before October 28 at Earliest Situation Is Well in Hand. Athena. Ga. October IS Special. The influenza quarantine at the Univ ty Georgia will not be lifted until the Uth of October.

according to a statement issued by Chancellor David C. Barrow tonlc-bt. Conditions. both on the campus mon the S. A.

T. C. and In the city re Improving rapidly and the' author tlas have the situation well In hand. The chancellors statement 1 as follow The quarantine on the campus of the University of Georgia will not be lifted earlier than the 28th Instant and therefore students not living- On the- campus will not be able to resume their- studies before that date. It is Expected that by that time the quarantine will be entirely lifted.

The condition among- the students' army training corps we consider er favorable. there having been only one new cue of In- fuensa reported today. For the reason that the situation seems so well in hand on the campus now. it has been deemed wise th classes for the students' army training corps should on Monday. October 21.

The postponement until the lth instant of the resumption of classes for tudents who board outside the campus will be a. protection to those students as well as to the members of the students' army training corps" and. furthermore. It is in keeping with the rules of the city board of health. Buy Liberty fi FLEMING WILL RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD Continued front Flr Vale.

the record In any competition of convention bodies. tour were eliminated leaving Mr. Fleming. the unanimous choice of the convention. five Are dominated.

Those placed in nomination were Professor W. H. Arrant of Emor unl- verslty. by Moreland school William Howard. by North Avenue school J.

R. Thompson. by Forrest Avenue P. Wall. by Faith school and Paul L.

Fleming by Highland venue and Greenwood schools. The rule under which the convention voted called for five ballots as a maximum The leaders on the first three ballots were to be set aside as the ballots were taken for final ballots. On the fourth ballot. the lowest man of the three was to be dropped. and then a final ballot on the two remaining.

On the first ballot the vote was Fleming' SO. Arrant 20 Howard. Thompson and Wall 10 each. Teh second ballot stood Wall 37. Arrant 23 Howard and Thompson 10 each The third ballot give Thompson 35.

Arrant 24 and Howard 21. The fourth ballot. on the three lead- era of the previous ballots gave Fleming 61. Thompson 12 and Wall 4 Fleming Is Nomlnn On this ballot Fleming having- re celved a majority of all the votes cast. the fifth ballot.

was dispensed with. and his nomination was made unanl- mous. When the meeting was called to order by Mr. Holloway. It.

H. Jones. Jr. was nominated and unanimously elected permanent chairman. Mr.

Jones came to the meeting from his sickroom. having been ill for ten da with in fluenza H. T. Dobbs was elected secretary and Gordon Johnson. H.

O. Smith and William Cole who were not delegates were named a tellers. Schools represented were Forrest Aye- nue. East Atlanta. North Avenue Edgewooi Morld Avenue Highland Faith and' Greenwood.

Boulevard and. Inman. Park were not. repre. canted.

Each of the ht schools represented cut their full vot of ten until the final ballot when three delegates failed to vote. Urge Support Xalee. Before the balloting began Mr IL P. Hermance offered a resolution which was unanimously adopted that. the meeting earnestly support the candidate nominated and also give their support and aid to the candidates selected by the other districts.

The nominating speeches were short. and all showed how the minds of. the people are centered on divorcing the schools from politics or anything that resembles politics. Every man in nominating his candidate made it plain that he was naming' his candidate in their opinion the Best man. but It another was chosen.

the winner would be given absolute support. While the several ballots were being taken there were short speeches by Professor Dykes. E. C. Buchanan.

Charles D. Atkinson Gordon Johnston. Dr. Melver and. others.

Professor Dykes said that the schools should be lifted out of politics that. they need the attention of the people. and that the way was now open to give that attention. He predicted. that the schools would be placed on a higher plane by the action of the Parent- Teacher association.

School Improvement association and other interests which are determined to place men on the. board who are above political trickery. Mr. Buchanan predicted that the new school board would be hampered in its work by the council which controlled the strings. Ontrallsrd This statement was answered by Mr.

Atkinson. who said that in the board the people would have a centralized government for the schools and would be able to place the responsibility which hitherto they had been unable to do. While those eighty men and women were standing there in the night without lights and using matches to see how to write their ballots. in an effort to better the welfare or their chWdren and the children of others. they dldnot forget that clad army of two million which at that very hour were fighting and dying In the cause of democracy Mr.

Atkinson drew a picture or the boys in khaki in France and then Mr. Buchanan started the liberty loan cards4around. and very soon 960 was subscribed by those who hall already subscribed their limit. Then it was that Chairman Jones put up the gavel of this momentous meeting. for sale In Liberty Bond subscriptions Hollingsworth subscribed 100 and a baby bond for the little rule which Mr.

Jones used In presiding. Mr. Holroway was called on for a speech. and he moved that the convention form Itself into a campaign committee to inform the general public of the candidates nominated. He said it would be a pity for the' candidate nominated to have opposition but If.

perchance the politicians put out a candidate the voters should be informed of what this meeting had done and others had done. and what the candidates named by the school patrons represented He thanked Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Hermance for their work in working interest in the meetings. Following the nomination of Mr.

Fleming he was sent for and made a brief address stating that when a committee representing the Greenwood school called on him and asked that hei allow his name to come before the1 convention. lie thought first of refusing. but when the told him it was the dut of patriots to accept such an office when drafted he felt that he would be worse than a slacker not to accept. He said he lo the schools of Atlanta having started in at the Iv Street school at the age of 7 and graduated from the high school eleven years I Will do all in my power and ability to further the interests of our schools' said Mr. Fleming In closing.

Mr. Thompson. whose name was before the convention. while the crowd was waiting for Mr Fleming to appear. made a short talk and said that if he had a vote In the convention which he had not.

he would have voted for Mr Fleming. MRS. SUSAN HILL DIES AT RESIDENCE OF HER DAUGHTER tits. Susan Hill. one of the best- known and best loved women of Atlanta died at 11:15 clock last night the residence of her daughter Mrs.

Colqultt Carter. 864 Peachtree street. after a short sickness. She was taken ill last Tuesday with Spanish Intluen- za and pneumonia developed. Mrs.

Hill was the center of a large and prominent family circle. She it by. her daughter. Mrs. Colqultt Carter one son.

Calhoun Hill of New- nan. and four grandchildren. Colqultt Carter. Jr. and Rebecca Susan and Sadie May Hill.

She was the daughter of the late Dr. A. B. Calhoun. or Newnan.

Ga. and Mrs. Susan Calhoun. who before' her marriage was Miss Susan' Wellborn. of Wilkes county.

and the widow of Colonel John M. Hill or Newnan. She was the Hitter of the late Dr. Abner Calhoun and of Judge Andy Calhoun the aunt of Mrs. Arnold Broyles.

of Atlanta. of Mrs. Mike Powell or Newnan. Mrs. Stuart Witham and Mrs.

June Oglesby while her nephews' are Dr. Phlnlzy Calhoun. Andrew Calhoun Calhoun olvllle. of Newnan. and Abner.

John. Andrew B. and James Calhoun Mrs. Hill was born in Newnan Ca. seventy years ago.

and lived there until about 15 years ago. when she came to Atlanta to live with her daughter. During the civil war she was a lead. eT in welfare work for th soldiers. and had been intensely Interested in' all activities having the care and in terest of the boys in the present war at heart.

The body will be taken at 4 05 Saturday afternoon' to Newnan for fu neral and interment The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock' at the Presbj terlan church there. Buy Liberty Ben. Need of Coal Stressed In Telegram Received From General Pershing In a telegram to The Constitution. Dr. L.

Hardman. state fuel administrator on Friday quoted' a cable re calved by National Administrator Garfield from General Pershing as follows Let there be no shortage of coal. Lack of coal means limiting our war Industries railroads and shipping are slowed flown and army cannot be provided with means to deliver the telling blows needed to end the war. Without coal we shall be without guns sod ammunition to use against the enemy. Tile man In th mine helps the roan on the firing line.

The more coal you produce the sooner we shall have peace. Every soldier of the American expeditionary forces America just a labor In every branch of In duster at home has behind us. We to do your part as we are dojng ours. In his message Dr. Hardman points out particularly that conservation of fuel Increases the' available coal supply quite as potently as does Increased production.

I am confident. Dr. Hardman concluded. that the people of Georgia will do everj thing within their power tp see that no fuel is wasted throughout the present winter. Bay ry MORE NURSES- NEEDED FOR GRIPPE PATIENTS New York October 18 The scarcity of nurses Is so great in this clt that to deal with the Spanish influenza I epidemic.

Health Commissioner Copeland tonight appealed to business and professional men to volunteer to work in night shifts in the ho pltal to re lieve nurses. At a meeting of the women's emergency committee. an appeal for nurses was read from Governors Island hospital where it was said hundreds of soldleri suffering from influenza were hous d. with onl one trained nurse to care them. Dr.

Copeland said that not only were the male wards in all the hospitals filled with influenza patients but the' municipal lodging house had been opened. to sufferers. The health. de partment alone he said needed two hundred more nurses to care for patients in clt Institutions. The health department announced today that a scale of wages for nurses and unskilled helpers had been drawn up which provided that the former should receive not more than 4 day and the latter J.

The health department also announced that It la Investigating alleged profiteering in fu nerals by undertakers taking advantage of the epidemic. i Liberty Btti New Louisiana Sugar. New Orleans. October 18 A consignment from west Baton Rouge parish of 111 barrels of new sugar with 13 barrels or new' crop molasses. representing the tint commercial receipts of the season ed at the local sugar exchange late today.

Owing tothe contract made by Louisiana sugar planter with the federal food administration which gives the Louisiana sugar committee supervision of the market. lag the consignees made no effort to dispose of the shipment. BIT Liberty Basil. MORTUARY Margaret Elizabeth McKee. Margaret Elizabeth McEee the old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joke T. McKee. died. at noon Friday at the residence.

II Angler avenue. Richard Phillips infant son of Mr. and Mrs W. P. Phillips.

died Frld. morning at the residence The body was removed to the chapel of Harry G. Poole. Clarence Hoover. Clarence Hoo er died Friday at noon at a private hospital.

So far as Is known there are no survivors The body was re moved to the chapel of Harry G. Poole. Lafayette Lanier. The body of Lafayette Lanier. who Thursday in Memphis Ten will arrive In Atlanta early Saturday morning and will Grady Carter.

Grady Carter. the old on of Mr and Mr. W. C. Carter.

died Friday aft- rrnoon at the residence 1S North Boulevard The body was removed to the chapel of Harry G. Poole. Eugene Robinson. Eugene. Robinson.

12 years old. Fri' day afternoon at the re ldence 42 Fortress avenue. He la survived by his parents and one brother. The body was removed to the chapel of Harry G. Poole.

Mrs. Gordon Strickland. I Qultman. Ga. October 18 Special I Mrs.

Gordon Strickland died this afternoon after a brief illness from influenza. The funeral will probably be conducted Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Stewart Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Stewart It years old.

died Friday morning at the residence. son one daughter and one sister. The body was removed to the chapel of Harry Dorothy and Roy Rowan. Dorothy L. Rowan.

the old old daughter of Mr. and. Mrs II. Rowan. and her brother.

Ro Rowan. both died Friday morning at the residence Sav survived by on. brother. J. W.

Selvldge. W. Slvldgl 63 years old died Friday afternoon at 2 ocls at the residence 393 Central avenue. He Is survived one daughter Mr Stevens anti one son. Selvldge The body was removed to the chapel of Harry G.

Poole. Lewis M. Coleman Dead. Chattanooga. Tenn.

October 18 Lewis Coleman. former United States district attorney and a warm personal friend of President Wilson. died today from bronchial pneumonia superinduced from influenza. Col. Rosser Thomas.

III Ca. October 18. Special Colonel Rosaer Thomas died at his home here today. Colonel Thomas was a member I NEWS OF THE CHURCHES BAPTIST BAPTIST BAPTIST TABERNACLE NO SERVICES. Revival called off until further notice.

DRUID HILLS BAPTIST Will have outdoor services Sunday 11 a. rn. Cor. Ponce de Leon and Highland. All invited.

Dr. IF C. McConnell. CAPITOL AVENUE BAPTIST REV. W.

IL MAJOR WILL HOLD OPEN-AIR SERVICES IN PAVILION. GRANT PARK. BIBLE SCHOOL 30 FOLLOWED BY SHORT SERMON AT 11 O'CLOCK. CENTRAL BAPTIST OPEN-AIR SERVICES CORNER WHITEHALL AND GARNETT. 10 O'CLOCK SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 TO 12:00 O'CLOCK SHORT SNAPPY SERVICES PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERIAN CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH UNITE IN WORSHIP AT THE BAND STAND IN PIEDMONT PARK- ADDRESS BY DR.

J. SPROLE LYONS AT 11 A. ON THE PEACEMAKER. EVERYONE INVITED. WHY NOT DO AS THE PILGRIM FATHERS RAIN OR SHINE SERVICES OPEN-AIR UNDER SHELTER.

NORTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DR. FLJNN WILL SPEAK AT 11 A. M. YOUNG PEOPLES HOUR 7 P. M.

ENGLISH LUTHERAN ENGLISH LUTHERAN ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH In cempUance with the action taken by the City Council and the Board of Health no meetings will be held in the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer corner Trinity avenue and Capitol Place. until after the' quarantine now In force is lifted. CHURCH OF' CHRIST CHURCH OF' CHRIST CHURCH OF CHRIST. THE. CHURCHES OF CHRIST WILL CONDUCT OPEN-AIR MEETINGS ON LOTS ADJOINING THEIR CHURCH LOTS TOMORROW MORNING BEGINNING AT 10:30.

S. H. Hall speaks at West End Avenue. Clyde C. Shacklet speaks at East Point O.

D. Bearden at South Vassar Streets. ajl uf. eW2 METHODIST South METHODIST South ST. MARK METHODIST CHURCH Corner Peachtree and Fifth Streets.

REV. W. R. HENDRIX Pastor. Open-air Service at II a.

m. on Lawn in Front of the Church. Sermon by the Pastor. EMPRESS METHODIST CHURCH CORNER MASON AND LA FRANCE. Open-Alt Service Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.

Sermon by Pastor O. MARS. Music by Emory University Quartet. ST. PAUL'S M.

E. SUNDAY SCHOOL WILL OPEN PROMPTLY AT 10 O'CLOCK TOMORROW MORNING AT THE COMMUNITY SINGING GRANDSTAND GRANT PARK We were rained out lent Sunda Lets everybody go and make up for lost time. Preaching at the same place at ii o'clock by Rev. A. Edmonlson.

BUSINESS MEN'S CLUB BUSINESS MEN'S CLUB BILLY SUNDAY BUSINESS MEN'S CLUB Will conduct community service at Piedmont Park Band Stand. Sunday afternoon October 20 at 4:30 o'clock. You will enjoy the meeting. Come and' hear the special Tabernacle Music. EPISCOPAL EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION EPISCOPAL.

REV. ISRAEL H. NOE. RECTOR. 7:30 A.

CELEBRATION OP THE HOLY COMMUNION 11:00 A. M. MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON OPEN-AIR SERVICE ON LAWN OF CHURCH WEATHER PERMITTING ALL WELCOME. ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Peachtree Street Between Pine and Currier.

REV. C. B. WILMER RECTOR. OUTDOOR SERVICE.

JlOO A. WEATHER PERMITTING. BISHOP MIKELL WILL OFFICIATE. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST THE LIBERAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH West Peachtree between Kimball and Third. No services at church owing to closing order by board of health.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST PEACHTREE AND FIFTEENTH STREETS. Until the city ordinance prohibiting Indoor eerrlce la lifted. the regular services will be held on the laws of the church. SUNDAY SERVICES 11 A. Subject DOCTRINE ATONEMENT.

WEDNESDAY EVENING MEOTIAG. Including testimonials of Christian Sclende healing. at o'clock. Public cordially Invited. SUNDAY SCHOOL at ii a.

us. Reading roots open dall Sunday to I sn. Wednesday a. or. to' 7 p.

Other days a. no. to m. at 613 Grand Oper house METHODIST South FIRST METHODIST CHURCH South Corner Peachtree and Porter Place. REV.

JAME8 E. tHCKEY. Pastor No services owing to closing order by the board of health. BAPTIST JACKSON HILL BAPTIST Sunday school and church at usual hour in the grove on corner Boulevard. and East avenue.

Sermon by Dr. Bennett. of th staff of Governor Terrell. a member of the Methodist church and a Mason. The funeral will be at East View cemetery and will In charge of th Masons.

Mrs. A. CWalker Mrs. A. E.

Walker of II Echo street mother of Councilman W' IL Johnson of the fifth ward died Thursday afternoon at her rPSldnce She was 4 year. old. and moved to Atlanta- shortly after the civil war. Besides her son she la survived by one grandson Frost Johnson. Mrs.

J. A. Brigman. Mrs. J.

A. Briman 3 years old. died Friday morning at a. private hospital. Se survived by three sons.

J. A. V. O. and Byron nriginao.

and three daughters. Mrs. I. A. Palmer Mr.

Neal Gee. and Mrs. R. B. Stewart.

The body we. removed to th chapel of Harry G. Poole. I Mrs. Settle Weinstock.

Mrs. Bettle Weinstock. 24 years old Friday afternoon at 4 JO o'clock at the residence Washington street. following an attack of Spanish Influenza. She is survived by her husband.

J. Yelntock and one small child and also her parents and one sister who live In Germany. I Sergeant Forrest Sheer. The body of Sergeant Forrt E. Sheer a member of company B.

Seventeenth Infantry who. died Thursday at Camp Meade Maryland will arrive In Atlanta early Satur- I day morning and will be taken to the chapel I of H. hi. Patterson son. lie is survived' by his parents.

I Mrs. Mildred Humphrey. I Mrs Mildred Humphrey It yearn old of 7 Jones avenue. died Friday morning at a private hospital. She Is survived by her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones of Vat- tersrille Ga. three small children.

two sis tern Mrs. George liaygood and Mrs. Willie Hay good and one brother. Samuel Jones The body was removed to the chapel of Brandon A. DTCilmer.

A. D. Gllrner 37 year. old. Friday morning at a private hospital.

lie lived by his wife. two brothers. Henry 8. Ollmer of Atlanta and Dr. S.

Gllmer. 1th the medical corps of the army In i France one sifter Mfs Myrtle Powell of Atlanta and his father. Gllmer of Talbotton. ta. The body will be sent Saturday morning to Talbotton.

Mrs. Mattie Haygood. The body of Mrs. Mattie Haygood 45 years old. who died Thursday morning at the residence 570 Piedmont avenue Friday morning was sent to Montgomery Ma.

She in survived by her mother Mr 8. A Benjamin of Atlanta three sisters Mr. Frank Neil of Atlanta Mr. H. D.

bio- Ill of Birmingham. Ala. and Ml a Benjamin. of Atlanta. and one brother Robert Benjamin of Montgomery.

L. M. Landrum Jr New. was received In Atlanta Friday of the death of L. Landrum Jr.

of Cov- logton former Atlantan. who died at his home following art attack of Spanish In small children. his parents Mr. and Mr L. It.

I landrurn of Atlanta one brother Henry LnnUrum of Dallas Texan and one si er Mrs. Small. of McDonough Georgia. Mrs. S.

T. Dodson. Mrs. 1- T. Dodwn IS years old.

died Friday night at 6 SO o'clock at the re ICence on Main street Inman Yards. following an ittneo In Spanish Influenza which later de- P. Jones. of Hapevliil" Ga. two song 1 T.

and Edward Dod on and five daughters. Mr. Williamson and Misses Rub Frances. Annie Lena and Ada son. COST OF WANT ADS IN THE CONSTITUTION One time.

lOcalln i Three times. 9calin Each Seven times 8e a ln Itsui Thirty times or more. 7e Advsrtlaata oOt toe fIIi ii lauilitI tin ly S. IlltftU ke ctik uctntuin i rdtr Fir Rent FUrlilfti. it Uurilhe ctti Botrdiri.

Winttd 4 Mr Rtnt Room Fumltflrt Ni tdrtrtuemtnt tcnpttd Ur lu Uaa lie. Tk Comtltutlto ill ail S. rwiiantlt fir sets than lcarr1 1.110 St any tlvvtlnmim ird for msr this so. tint. Courteous operators.

tZWroulbly familial with rates ruin and cla llcatlu. will Accounts opened far ads excepting boa. Unification that ar cH a with order by Dm In In' th telephone directory Want ads taken by telephone ar to pal' fee Immediately upon application hill to tir' ente by snail or solicitor th same day. TELEPHONE 8000 StAIN. LOST AND FOUND picked up by honest persona they will get back to tb owner it 4- terUmxl la 1111.

colutna. LOS From car September 17 hand satchel V. V. Williams on same covered with canvas 25 reward. V.

Villiams Miami Fla. R. B. 267. 25 REWARD 25 FOR RETURN of Buick touring car.

Fac- 1 tory No. 411199 motor No. 412076 GOT i gla licence 91304 stolen October Is 1918. from corner Pryor and Decatur streets. Atlanta Gs.

One United States. one Star. one Goodyear and one new Goodrich Urea with rlfion Manager Automobile I nder tilers' Detective Bureau. 1323 Hurt building Atlanta tIc. Telephone Ivy Sill.

25 REWARD I FOR return of 1917 Oldsmobile Chummy i roadster factory No. 12:994. motor No. X9zast. Stolen October 16.

an. from near Journal building. Atlanta. Ga. Painted dark blue with white wire wheels equipped I with 1 Fisk anti a Goodyear tires.

Notify I John :11. Harrison. Manager. Automobile Underwriters Detective Bureau 1323 Hurt building- Atlanta Ga. Telephone Ivy 3011.

LOST Lady gold Elgin watch with the Initials 5 M. and with diamond in cadI' or phone Main 747 and receive liberal rew ard FOUND. FOLND Pointer dog. Describe and pay ex- i pcnseu. Phone West 1229 PERSONAL CLAIRVOYANT PALMIST MME.

PARKS HOW many unhappy people are there In title city whose v. are darkened by the actr of others' Is your lift nearly a wreck becaue you cannot overcome trouble or a. domestic nature or. otherwise Do you ire a return or affections rightly yours or does another receive It Do you find the so. of your choice growing cold or malt- Is there an Interference of someone It so call on lime.

I arks. She will show you how to face th problems of life. You leave her parlor a different being. No. 10 Eaue avenue.

Take Soldier. Horn car. get oft at t. avenue. Hour.

10 a. n. to I ns. MADAM MALONE PALMIST CLAIRVOYANT. GIVES true advice etf all affairs of Ufa leading dally.

1 p. ro. to I Take Lakewood car to Owens strut. OS Lakewood avenue. DR.

HOLBROOK has returned from New York and will be glad to see any of hi old patients or friends and anyone 11. who may be seeking relief from any chronic or special of' men or women. MATERNITY Sanitarium. private refined homelike. Moines provided Infant.

Infants for adoption. Mrs. Mitchell. 23 Windsor t. HELP WANTED Male I WANTED FIFTY JiAB- ORERS ON ESSENTIAL.

WORK. 300 PER. DAY. APPLY MITCHELL AND ELLIOTT STREETS. AMERICAN RAILWAY EX PRESS BUILDING.

J. CARR COMPANY. WANTED AT FIRST LASS NGW iEER FOR CORLISS ENGINE. A. T.

SMALL QUARRIES CO. HOLTON GA. 200 LABORERS 200 CARPENTERS FOR Southern Fcrro crete Co. of Camp Gordon. Apply at office U.

Employment Service. 40 E. Hunter St. i WANTED Several boys to carry routes pay to energetic boys who wish pleasant work. Apply at' City Circulation Dept.

Constitution Bldg. ANTED Several men' to. carry routes hustlers can make good salary. Apply tit City Circulation Dept. Con- stitutioll' Bids.

WANTED MACHINE MEN PEELERS AND OVEN MEN FOR BAKERY WORK. ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY POSITION GOOD PAY. APPLY. 7 A. M.

READY FOR WORK. FRANK E. BLOCK CO. 80 ELLIOTT STREET. WANTED WEAVERS FOR LOWELL AND DRAPER LIGHT DUCK LOOMS.

CONDITIONS FINE. COME WITH US AND BE HAPPY. APPLY SUPT. JAS. LSCOTT.

EAST GA. COUCH MILLS CO. WANTED FIRST-CLASS GROCERY CLERK WITH CITY EXPERIENCE. GOOD POSITION FOR RIGHT MAN. ADDRESS GROCER CARE CONSTITUTION.

ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK. MUST NOT BE AFRAID TO' WORK. MORROW TRANSFER STORAGE CO. WANTED NIGHT WATCHMAN. PA LUMBER COMPANY.

WANTED Experienced shipping clerk office man excellent opportunity for right man. Apply in person or by letter stating age and references. Continental Paper Box. Co. Atlanta Joint Terminals 36 Central Ave.

WANTED Man to wash press arid do light porter work. Blosser Company Printers 6 North Pryor street. WANTED At once. In union shop coat- maker. and a bushetman.

Good wages and. working conditions. A. Paderewskl. Savannah Ga.

WANTED Young man. It to 21 years of age. to fill position let large office good place for one who will stick when applying age. references phone number and ad. drs B.

A. Co. care Constitution JCED HOTEL CHECKER. ALSO LXPLRIENCED COFFEE HOT. 1018 ATLANTA NATIONAL HANK BUILDING RRay fifth floor.

Constitution after 7pm VAN1 kl Experienced department store clerk for special work salary ninety dollars per month and expenses to begin Re- pi giving ape. experience and references Box 82 Constitution. fcJieriencKd machine man and helper on working machinery Apply A. Miller Co. 33 Ollmer street colored 17 year.

and under to I drive or help on delivery wagons. Parcel Sews agent K. R. trains good run open. Cretsent New.

Co. 3. E. Hunter. irst-clasu stone.

man anti stock cutter. Hill Printing and Station- COOK and butler to work. on country place near Atlanta nice servants house. lights water. good place country couple preferred Answer 1:21 Empire building.

Call I lay 443 WANTED Name Taco. Ii to 45. wishing IJ month S. care Constitution I WANTED Butltr and ard man willing I ntshed It desired Sunday afternoons off Permanent position for man who can fur- I slat. satisfactory references.

Winohip Nun- I nally 1448 Peachtree Street. I ANTED Phjslclan registered in as assistant to advertising specialist. Ad- 1 tires Box 83 Atlanta. Ga. I EXPERIENCED butler and yard man.

Ap- I ply between 6 and 7 Hemlock 5 fi College. North Iors th Atlanta. Ga. I HELP WANTED-Female NURSE To care for 2 children home. whit or colored.

Apply 313 East Georgia a TRN Jdpcitiytr tNKBUETlC 01113 1 IS FOR STOCK CLERKS. 1018 ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. GIRLS for labeling and bottling good sal ary. Soc Mr. Meador.

Eucaptne Chemical Co. 29 North Broad street. A A nice refined' white nur to Apply 58 Washington street or phone Main I. OUO1 white girl or work In family required. Hemlock 272 ANTKD Colored woman for general house work.

17 week. 61 Virginia aye. Take Highland to Virginia avenue ear. CIVIL SKitVith EXAMINATIONS Georgia November 3 12009 women clerks needed. Salary 11209.

Experience unnecessary. Women desiring government positions write for free particulars. R. E. Terry former civil service examiner 67 Columbian building.

Vaehingtoe small family WAN' i iU Bindery girls with or without experience. Dlttler Bro. SIC East Hunter street. BUSINESS DIRECTORY A ROOF- DOCTOR Goodyear Liquid 1 Mooring CernenC WILL prynerse ljf ro a ld stop ak Guaranteed It Write Mr. Sexton 231 Arcade.

ARCADE OFFICES OR SHOPS can be. divided Into or I smut units. See R. R. Otis Ageat.

HI Fourth National Ban It Bldg The Heat Place to Eat. Home Cooking. -Jack's Cafeteria. Ground Floor. Peachtree Arced HEMSTITCHING plcotlng1 slll c.

cotton. Sc prompt attention gives mail orders. Ill Arcade Bldg. B. Rlechonl Gown made to arOSe Georgia Paint and Glass Co.

ii Peachtree Arcade Main Floor. Pay Us a Call. LADIES You can find any shade la standard brand hosiery to match your tall boots at GORDON'S. ill ARCADE. 5111.

HELP WANTED Female PATRIOTIC SERVICE Here is an opportunity for young I women to serve their country in a patriotic occupation without moving to another city. Telephone operating is essential work. and is permanent. Salary i paid during training and is increased when the training course is completed. The surroundings are comfortable and attractive.

Substantial meals are served at actual cost vacations are given with full pay. and operators are cared for during illness by the Employees' Benefit Fund. Increases in salary are made at fre. quent intervals' and women supervis ors matrons and trained nurses are in charge. of the operating rooms and quarters.

Girls between 16 and 24 years of age who wish permanent' employment at good salary in an established business under government operation and sur rounded by all the safeguards and comforts of home should investigate Bell Telephone service before accepting flattering offers for temporary work. New class now forming. SEE MISS PRINCE Second Floor. 25 Auburn Avenne. SOU.

BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH' CO. YOUNG WOMEN Learn AUTOMATIC TELEGRAPHY. Permanent positions in an es sential industry. Liberal pay while learning. Rapid advance- ment on merit.

Payment white ill. Vacations with pay. High school graduates between the ages of IS and 25 preferred. Apply in person TJ to EMPLOYMENT SUPERVISOR Room 203 Journal Building. THE WESTERN UNION TEL.

EGRAPH CO. WANTED EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE DIPPERS CHOCOLATE AND CRACKER PACKERS TO MAKE AND PACK CHOCOLATES- BIS CUlTS AND CRACKERS FOR ARMY AND NAVY. WILL TAKE A INEXPERIENCED GIRLS TO LEARN. THE' BUSINESS. DAY OR PIECE WORK.

GOOD PAY. APPLY 7:30 A. M. READY FOR WORK. FRANK E.

I BLOCK CO. 80 ELLIOTT ST. WANTED LADY FOR SIMPLE BOOKKEEPING ONE QUICK AND" ACCURATE AT FIGURES WHO WRITES NEAT HAND. V. A.

DAY CO. 14 V. MITCHELL I STREET. STENOGRAPHER AND OF- I FICE GOOD HOURS AND FOR PROMOTION. V' TRANSFER STORAGE CO.

ANTED Day Our matron and assist ant In settlement work at Wesley house. Apply to Stint Profritt TO South Boulevard EXPERIENCED maid housework can live on place. Apply between and 7 p. rn. is East Seventeenth street.

Salesmen and Solicitors Stop and OUR MEN making 100 to 1100 per mouth going direct to property owners with proposition of merit. Write SI. A. Sexton. South.

ern' Field Manager. 218 Arcade. Atlanta. Ga. WANTED Salesmen to sell our- new.

lo punchboard on commission exclusive or side line calling on merchants In small towns and general country tore Write for salesman's outfit. Empire Manufacturing Co. Norfolk Va. TEACHERS THE ACME TEACHKRS- AGZNCT placing teacher. for tall term.

Vtb4 unique. uec MfttU 1181 Ualy tld At Unta. SAT fRDAv. f3 UNIVER ITY8 WILL CONTINUE Will' Ga the verIty of among ate tlesjiave Is tralnln very son that wl11bea B. First Pal e.

con- lTe A Pr seor versltyby H. ff1 I a de i ball all 23. 4. re- en unanlmou ly tenda11 In- fl nz s. as tell en.

Xorth MoreJndAveDue Avenue Falth' were11Otrepre. full. votes apportf baJlotln Mrs. tbeother dl. lct.

wero polltlcsot" any I taken. I I I government. torthe de in on Ib ys nan berty around. Jonuput C. J.

Mr'l ro 1 wl a acno I wh wor Ivy hool la YWl1l and I I for SUSANHILL DlATiE iJlENCE of' th women at w. wlthSpanleh cent II oneon CalhounHUl. otNew Rebe 1s1I hQ n. ArnldBroyle Ir A 1irew C. nHlI1 Newn n.

I 1 fa 6t el nd hct I el ecl arf tlsSIJf i In In-I 1rh ken 4:0 fu. 3:30 Pre byterlan Buy om to re- I I Let own I pro ted tellln enmy11 thmlne expects to be backed up by the of In- stood I soldiers know that we ca dp end upon you I I' eurnfasta wrir 1 a nte P. I everything throu hout Buy LNtY B. MO The city hospitals re- I housd for them. flll I de- gt ei1U eeSatl city upwhlch showdrecelnnot thel ter3 fu- ta eot Say Be.k- Louia A Baton' I ar 131 barrels' I exchan e.

mlrket- I Buy LI" S. Ill II I year I re Death of Infant. I The Infant daughter of Mr. and M. P.

Butler bf 61 Clarke street died Thursday I I night at the residence. The bo re. I moved to the chapel ef nber Hood. l' Richard Phillips. dl morn In.

I I Hoover I tbere bOdy" re- I Tbebody I I be taken to the chapel of RI. Pattereon I son I son lr. 1 5oOorth a eha pel 1 Frl'l residence 4 1S. Speclal. Irs.

ra rlltf uC Ju i I EII aheth 6 I 49 Curran treet. She Is survived by on. one. I U. Poole.

roth Savan- I nah atrelt Benidee their parents they are J. olddld Mrs. R. W. I I ronal eumonia I II.

l. I PIED IONT j. UNDER F1LL me tlngl hurch Sha klet at J- V.R. I I I A. AT OCLOC Sunday.

R. I BUSIN NO I Moo. MOR1 nNG WEATHER PER nTTING. i WELCO IE. 5.

St RCH I I achtree chnrchowing I IRST CHRIST FIFT clt Pubject OF Sunday I pm. In. a P. Gis pe 1 Ieee closln JACKSONHILL byflr i A kS l' 4' c. c.

the startot. rIm fe tlI be Ute I lker 1It bt tho aTh 7. 8On. John oo. eara son M.

bod a8 tb. einto k. 499 Wa blngton i I I a In tarlandUI AUantaarly I. I i I Ir. old.

dll" a' he Ir. II. sl Naygood D. Gilmer. at 293 South Humphrle" street and I.

sur- S. eon CMt lt J. I urda I ear dl Thur day Mrs. A. njamln.

0001. Ir. Miss I I I 1If. In- tlucona. lie to survived by his wife four' Ir.

I dl dr ff Aci atoat ototer llr J. G. I 6:0 residence veloped Into pneumonia. She Is sunlvcd hr husband her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Dodson. J. I lOc a un. 9ca IIn.

even line 7 IUin siy lu" tu Band Waald f. Rum' fl. Rul-RH' Unlabld T. Rul R. To 501 R.

I tttatie Mol. Silt1. Want.d-Fi'ial. p. ro old tee Umb tail Sr.

t. 1I. ur CUII I. Otasaihtatiai. t.

Ir utiu tnt ri 0541 I. II. tld t. I. II.

ill 1 ler' tlma I. tI. Oitlunc if dutill east I ltI it will let croI by pious. This etoe truh 11 es sari. claeitlcsti completo information.

i It 11 they will assist you In wordinj V. ant a to make It moat effective are cask or or telephone to. accommodate ou It you I the ilreetar are b. the LOST articles eometim ace nu. found.

often tbe" ar. toieo wlta no chance at recovery but whea the OW1 eI' rtl c1 LOST. LOST-From' I th 1as ew rd. I 26 I I 25 A 25 Fa 11co ne 15. poe one extra Goodyear.

oOotify John 11. Her- nderwrltrs' I i I I 303" I r. LOST ba tis d2 lt dA reward. LOST-Eastman IA kodak. left-In jitney from fair grounds.

Parties left car at Peachtree Arcade. Reward If left at Scovill. Ole Liberty nd No. 1575060 on De' i caur Ct. Reward 632 DKalb ave.

FOLo n. FOC- nse. I I I' 1 tlf- re fln you ferent. or does another take lIOur place the rlor. i Enl.

nu 0 p. I I 03 US :0 YOr. kln home Ilk. MrJlcheJl Wlnda it. I NT Male iw PIFTYLAB ORERSONESSENTIAL ERIC 1 R.AILWAY.EX- I IV TED ONCE I i I Foil Con S.

i I I TED-S vclal I good pay wishl A ly atj I to' sti tu tion' Bld ORK L. So AP Y. ESCO IT. I A TED I SHIPPI I and office 6. tl lnfr gS' I WA Young to21 ears I I G.

c. A1. EXPERIE CED YOUNG MAN to iearn good trade. Apply I to IV R. Ray.

noor I p. m. I A I oniea a 7Iren S-82 contI utlon. I manand i C. i I Oe' IJelr Delivery Co.

174 Ealt Hunter tnet I tan" Iood rn Ceent Nw Hunte. clasi I uttr Hi Prnting Staton- er Co. Wao Txas COK I Atanta lghts. I countr cople prete- Aner 1:2 Em buldln cali 43. I 1 4.

try for Atnta mal Cr. I au Con tltuUGn. WANTED yard wllln worker good ages mo asand room fur- i afernoons oc. Permal nt poston salsfactory naly. 148 Pehtre VATED regltered Gergl istant specUIt 8 Ga.

I fE r7an1r rka5 1 Iarn barlerlnl more pa Light worl al earned Cl or rleMoler Barber I Colege. ioroyth Atanta. Ga i I NUR ET chldre hle 31 Eat Gergia kHHlr GJkLI. U. CIERKS.

ATOoOAI UIR1 labelnG botting goo.al- ay. Me dor. 2 WAoOTJDA refine' nur care for chidren rterenc excbage sreet lUVU Irl oman for gecrai uork or :0 reference reuired. 7 ANT I wek aye to SJkVJCJ EXMINATloss I Noembr 1000 clerk Slar 200. Womn roerment pelUonl te prleula.

Ten civi aerlce Clnmblaa Inr. Wublnlton COOK and hou. serant for amal famlx 773 Norh Boulevar 1 llrle lh I Dlter 1-1 Eat atet 81. onn Employment Agency to au lllcb colored help. 1 Broad cc.

BUSlEDIiCRY tp nRE8TRtssOR2 EERT IIIG. SURGICAAPLACS It ARCADE 1Ar US. IDELlAIRDR SrG. PAR. EUICE 1 TE URINELSrsEM UPechr Arde tU.

A OHNBOKOU ker 10 Peacbtre Arcae Malon Engre Wedding Inyttson. ctorPh nograph CO. I Pedllrn Arade. :4 Dor LEF frm. Pechr.

tance. HOld HafMade New jplallz InrmodUncoldml lier Th. OJUeuc Ard. Ve5el s. i G.

EREWEUt co. UCFFACHTRFE ARCADE ARCADE OFFIC1S OP SH PS whih UI be cyldd IntO or I tmal unltSee R. OU. Annl elf Fourth. atonal BanI Bid" I Bulne.

I. ttr and51 Co. ulIrapbed Letter. I a cbtre. Arcade.

I. SOt. ruItl al1lnlA4dreslng. NATINAL JEWELRY LEATUER GOODS CO. E.

FlneJlry and Leather 8pjclaIU. 13 11. bl ree Arcade. I''oO Broad St i I A RO OR Lquid i WIL prsr rof aid lek. Glarante4 I Jlr Wrie ton.

23 Arad. i P. FICBS ORSHOPS-b. CI I mil Se RR OtLAeeaICU I Natl nal Bak' BJI. Theest Iace Eat.

me. C. 0. khg. I Cafetera.

For. Pchre la4L A' ilcoUn sik 10e. ateotlon mal :1. Bldl. I RIhonl orll.

nt Gla. C. I. 1 reach tre. FlOo.

I Usa Cal. DIE lou tndany ahae tndard brand. to atcl fl at. 11 ARCADE Ul ANTED PA TRIOJIC SERYICE- opporuiy teir countr occpatonwithout movin anothEr city. operatng I es nUa1 Saal durng fsinqeaed trainig coure surondings omforbl ad atractve.

Substnt meals ae" ctonsare th ful ad operatorlare Iness Beneft Fd. Incre ses saarcare fre intervJiandwomenslperVs operatlgrOMs quarers. Grlgbetwe 1 2 yeas perm nen goodsalat estbUshedbulneu. operton str roundedbyalthe sfeguards comfors 8houl lv tg te Bel rvce befor ept fatering orer or temprary 5S tormig. PJ Foo 25 Aubur Av te TELEGRAPUCO.

YOUNG AUTO IA IG EGRPIY. I Peranent positons in es- ibeJl pa apidadY1ce rtay ent i. gr3du tes th preerred. SUPER- 203 JouraLBuiding. TEL EGRPH EPERENCED I CHOC LA TE CRCK- I CHO OLATESBIS CRCKRS INEPERI- POODPAY.

APPLY E. ELLIOTXST. ANTED ADY QUI CCU A VHO V. DA ANDPF- PROlIOTION 5TORAGE Day nurermdron sttement' atfieley 118. profnttI Suth Boulnarl I EXERIECED houseork Iva I plae.

betwee. n. c' 1 street. i Slctora I StopandR a. ME makinI pe mGotI olton met WrlteM Seton Sutb- rr 21 Arcd.

AUanta WANT rllsmen sU ou. neW. puncbbard cnlion exclull lD. callne merbantalaal wn andreneal eouaty alemana outtt. Empl.

JanUacturiDe coN rfolk. I IE I Tare Ma1 0 11 I. I11qUo I I lut fl UNIVERSITY BAN wipCONTINUE i I inHand. SpecjaL he fol- g. f5 s1 etudeotsarmy BisdI---- I I I Emoryuni- i 1.

1ot I eh I 1 th days an Ifrges ut bellfted democra y. he the they duty later I ill I as I fRS DIESAT ne the in- Presbyterian Bsnds------ anexpe dltlonary as can depend aredqng oura" BosO- only notmore a 3. A era BasiL- Mr. :65 body clrspeiefGreeuberg Friday I yatnoona cbapeiofHarry Mrs. 155 waerernoved EugeneRobinson.

I scum ived GordonStrickland. unera I andRoy I Roy 2i one by 1. Speciat. hl I BAPTISTTABERNACLE I I Is I It t. t.

THFICHURCRES i vs t-- y. hearthe 1OO p. 8 is yastor a- feleral C. Walker. ise we 4tH hi 71 arciay hi 5 tvith MattieHaygood.

Piedm ontasenup assen th reeslaters easreceivedinAUantFridy Lt. hl lire. Sr. S. l- pares 91.

daugh tern. tv. IN 9c a In i sc 5. fs. I Coon.

Raa Uatots5i. pbs. erdna adntlaemaat apar asig casC adesuucs" Abv rals I arc. ieoutio. Irtisi sniy.

5 unlIor iio7 sS Na is. I. r. Is wrftis. S.

pretsota yes ii a u. gIve ysu And yea wish OI cC to you b. the yare. V. RE Ii cense Street poenew back of case.

Return to 14t Peachtree Ar- Motel Reward63 Polnter act be Cauce orotherwiel ysur car Eaaivenue lila' woodear 80 haereturoed Ice hi. orapeciai ANTEDwM4ev VANTED ii i s9 Several I. WANTED-NIGHT 6North WANTED-At i avenna ii. I I n' Experienced tnt cx prose sto ply Ap- tCoiored Kattt 5-1 untertre WANTED-News 8 3 First asCeten C- Co. Texas.

workon xci reserves t. WANTED 41 examination Atlanta mail carrIra sagee and nail ill 7. 5911. iljN learn bacitring pay work SCC oearn ed Call write Moler ocar. at sal- nurse children- references exchanged.

orwoman ho uoeeor too references Colored ii ouea aavenue 6 0 oueeee ryant North Boulevard. WANiki wiCli iones for kind. at 1l3 S. jj.3 sroa EXPERT SURGICAL APPUscCa l4i ARCADE. MAIN 11 IDEAL HAIRDREZ8INO PARLOR.

SiRS. EUNICE DTE htARHtELLO STSTEM. 2S31Peschire Aresde. 11175. JOHN 7.

BOOKOUT Jeweler Its Peachtree Mciii lIla. j5ngPve lnvitations I Victory Phonograph II Peachtree Arcade Door LEFT from Peaehtrei' Entrance. Old Hats Made WE specialize in emHodellng old roll- unpeg Vogue. 116 cad. We Sell Vatches GlUIER.

JEWgLIIT 114 PEACHTRFH ARCADE. OFFICES OR SHoPS- which ran be divided late 2 small ucite. See Agent. National Batk T5 Business Letter and Siga Muitigraphed Letter. a 222 Peachtree hi.

SIiC. htuitigrapliing. Addressing. Mailtg NATIONAL uineJeweiry Specialiios. 143 Peachtree Ii St.

Goodyear roof teak. years. E. Bank Cafet ria A lOc Tou WANTED-Female occupationwithout lic salary-are of Gfrlsbetwetn stir. caas es- vlii Ic 0 DIPPERS 0 MO I I 1 to er W.AIcTKD-daiesmen Pid sew succeutui.

bldg. 1. lanl.