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iv A WSi' SjiF PP VVirifeUl iff1 A II jC scri pn for 1000 ISRcporteThwsday and Hundreds Smaller Ones Are Received During Day. With every Atlanta man and woman who has so far. been approached re spending enthusiastically to the cause of smiles for soldiers. the tjlee rJnIeaOf the Atlanta Rotary club start out again this mornta on their second andlait drs drive to sell smileage book for the boys In khaki. At the close of the tint day of tie two-day campaign yesterday.

Albi Adams general chairman announced that the sales hid' been splendid Tespoase WJlndertut although no flgureswefe obtained. There was I1' Individual subscription for J1000 of mileage ft6okt. the name of purchaser kept secret and and hundreds of other nO criptlona. XtefOM to flu. The captains of the three armies.

W. at Brownie James D. PItcb Mid TnA Ronne. declared that nobody re fused to boy once he understood that the smlleaga books would mean many happr hours to lonely lads In the training camps. They expressed the opinion that by Friday night Atlanta will have done her part toward the task of financing the theatrical attractions to which the audleske book coupons gain admittance for the soldier All Rotisua are asked to meet at 9 o'clock this morning on the ninth floor of hotel before beginning the flays campaign.

They will receive additional Instructions and ad During lie day Thursday Mr. Adams was visited by Chaplain W. C. Co wart. of the J2 tH Infantry.

Camp Gordon. who offered to distribute among the soldiers all smlleagtS books that are seat to hlnvVUIa regiment at the CP is located the Liberty theater. There arc thousands of chaps at Camp Gordon blue and homesick to whom these 3amlleage books will be send. taidTChapIaln Cow-art in addition to that. many of them are fellows whom It La bard to get acquaint ed with inut if I approach them with a smileage book In my hand they 11 warm up right away.

Ill be glad to see that II books sent tome go where they will do the mot good. v1ll Forward Book Mr. Adazts Wiihed. to emphasize the point that anybody who is not solicited to buy a smileage book may pet one by sending his name the name of the. joldler for whom pie book is intended.

his address and thotyooney for the boo to Mr. Adams' office In the Grant building. Mr. Adatpll will agree to send the books forward at once. if a.

three- cent stamp Is sent along with the money. The books cost 1 for the smaller slie and the larger. There i no difference in the two ex cept that one contains more theater coupons than the other. On the covet of each book will a en the name of the soldier and' sender. Smleaye books are lanta at Jacobs ph drug stores.

Nutmall Franklin II Cor penhelms the nsley. J1 the Georgian Terrace. CHAPLAINS OFFER HELP IN DISTRIBUTING BOOKS Several of the chaplains stationed at Camp. Gordon who attended the round table luncheon of the Atlanta commission on training camp activities Thursday offer dt their cervices In the distribution of tmUeace books to the men In camp. Residents of Atlanta who desire to purchase books to give the boys In khaki some pleasure and yet who do not QW any soldiers In camp personally.

art asked to send them to the chaplains of any of the regiments at Camp Gordon and they will be distributed fairly. At the same meeting it was suggested by the uew camp librarian. Adam Strong that a. large number of scrapbooks be made by the ladles of the city for use at the camp. Mrs.

H. It. McOall. of the Georgia P. A.

R. who was present. reported that many hundred of scrapBooks had already been made by the ladles of her organization and that thy would un dertake to ropply the librarians needs at far a possible. John W. Rain.

pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle was present and informed the commission that the various organizations of hit church had under ad vlement the beat way In which the church building and the various organizations could best serve the sol diets with entertainments and that a definite announcement would be forthcoming Inside the reek Further plans tor the monster Wash. lngtons birthday celebration at the Auditorium-Armory were announced by Mrs. B. M. Boykln.

chairman of the woman's committee. D. Porreca. chairman of the Italian Progressive dub spoke of the work being done for the Italians in camp and also reada poem relative to the commissions work. which was highly appreciated.

Standardize GZjPTIn Roads. Brunswick. Ga. February- 7. spe cial.

The commissioners of roads and revenues have decldtfdtto standardize the roads Of the oouflty making all roads or. equal width. The commission era have agreed to begin at once on the narrow roads and all of them win be made 16 feet wide. pame of the We In At. es.

Cones Pltu stores. Opont and Invest In a Good Diamond A good diamond can be quickly converted into cash In any part of the world. You can always find a market for a good diamond. A diamond wm bring nearer its purchase price than anyother commodity. Diamonds BteadUrenlianc la talna and hardly irbettcr tilaTettmeat can batonad.

We fthlp dlaffiondf in as- Rorte4' grdal on approval- an ezprest charges paid. Attractive deferred pay- mentt allowed to thoie who WTLtLO attior. copy of oor booklet IVtcU About and 1818 cata- to' tBerkeleInc yJaimiteKaist It became the lot of a format At. ranjan to aid In the work of rIl1I foPthe survivors of' the transport Tua- cQla. sunk by a German robmarlnt He Is Guy it- Hitch.

American vice Consul at Belfast Ireland. and the ton of Calvinumtch American Consulat Nottingham Dispatchesre ctlved in. AUcota Thurfclaretat that the Belfast consulate Is' In actlvj charge the welfare of 60W6f tiui survivors who were sanded 1st anie. Ireland. after the' sinking of the trana port.

Mr. Hitch-and nil father are both popular In wa father was well known" In political circles and served as" executive secretary to Sena tot Hoke Smith during one of hi. terms governor. Board No. 3 Submit List of Delinquents" Answering Questionnaires Local board No has turned over Chief of police James 1 BMTeri a.

list oft 131 registered a who havsfailedtit file their questna1ces with the Ward and who itheretora classed as dl- linqientL thief Beavers is asked to we Jils best efforts to locate these report results of his investl- tS to the bard within a specified time. Tt or the 131' mti listed. are white and It colored. The names of these ja n. together with their list known Wdresses follow William BTT Brad coU.

Cr street 1117. ltlJ Stokers. Park sen3. AlbeHJJL Owens. 74 Carroll street.

JohnSuUln eel Jl Connally street. HarrlMe Sarnea ITS E. tinnier street. Robert' Latttmet. J4T Richardson street.

Cleveland Smith. 160 Clark str Roy. 11T Freest street Henry Hunt It Fras street tsar John Wwlrjr fleet. U' Rionardsoa street. Hntn Daniel.

I Crew street alley Charlie Ivey. SO-B Wyraan stre t. James Robert Davis. Ill Wldo strict Benson Thomas rik 161 Pruer street. Mack wancce7 tyinsn street Captain Robinson cot IS Terry street.

HenryH Smith 15 Grand avsnu Rd P. l1ccomb George street Horace MlddUbnJjkB. rear In E. Fall' at. Carlo Cook.

so Btrean avenue. John Anderson cot. rear JIT Woodward avenue. Jerome GrWln. HJ-ATFrsjer street.

Henry Pinekney II Yasser street. Victor Clark col. SO Oradj str t. Alonzo Lee Johnson. 248 South avenue.

Clyde B. Dunson 861 Grant strut Henry Nesblt eel 25 Martin rear Willis Weston cot Richmond street. Clark Rattle. Ormewood avenue. Abe Perkins cot.

R. Hunter street Lo. Hlcksoa col. Ill E. Fair street.

Andrew ttcCray cot. II Brandon street. O. C. Ilendrtx 001.

201 Clark street. Tandy Burke eel. St Violet street. Sara X- ml. 142 Truer street.

George Bill ooL 20 E. pair street. Willie 1. Johnson. no E.

Fall' street. Elton Emanuel col. It Bates avenue. Hiram T. Todd.

101 Capitol avenue. John Jsjckxon. 0 George street Kirby tnath 14 wson Street. Frank Grady Shumate. 51 Wynan street.

Henry Christopher Parham. OultOQ St. Schatfsyenao. Zurich. Swltaerlaad.

A Ion so Price. Locust Grove. Ga. lt Battle Ill Woodward avenue. EA Leonard.

ConnsJly strict Sanford W. Vendivi Hilt strict. oorp Splvy cot Ill Hay ood street. George Williams. Ill Terry street.

Henry Lawrence 1ST Fraser street James Mill cot IS Reed strict John Perrin. 41 Rawson street Oscar alma. Boulevard. Will Dan lap cot. X-A Fraser street.

Edward Anderson tile. au Whlt ford Ave. Wm Nolan. Hard street Joseph Walker ant 145 Garden street Ernest Same. Ho lt Orrnoad street Claud Thompson.

II Savanna Street. John W. Rinse COL 175 S. Prior street Jim Blunt cot. I Crew street Charlie Lee Ool.

rear lit Washington St. John Cater. 14 Fulton strict. Eddie Price cot 407 Washington street. Sm Thomas eel rear 7 Woodward Av.

William Allen Clpeon. II WymIi street RIblnus South cot rear 114 Fraser St. Retord HlthtDwer cot UT Fraser St. Will Gilbert cot RaWson street Cleo Orlseom ml rear In Washington str Romeo Blake cot. 301 Fraser street Charles Backers.

El Wyraan Street. J. ii. Morrlon Cot 11 Rlcliardson St. Richard RsndersoO ml.

rear 7 Martin street. Abner Strosle. ML Grant street. Cirllile Boynton. I Cornelia street.

Charles William Bullock. 173 Freest strict Qentlll. III Georgia avenue. Edward Everett II Plckert St. Herbert WhLtebesd 477 Fair street Carl Lutb col.

Oakland. Cuy Wllllnfham nol. I Grady place. William Henry Hammond. Ill B.

Fair St Fulton David Donovan. 112 S. Boulevard. Eliza Watson ret lie Fraser street Rd jtAyfles cot 211 Irue street. Irwin Sloth.

rot U-A Reed street Will Harper cot. au Rawgon street. Neal Shiner cot 41 en wood avenue. Dock Greene. It Powell strict Willie Thomas.

tl Glenn Street. Fletcher Rattoeoot Connally St Oste Young coCX. 12 Craven street Horace Dargin Stlllmaa. 121 R. street northeast Washington.

D. C. Jerry Bryant eoLL UcDpooogh road. Luther' Tate eoUlM Soloaaon street Fletcher erumtey cot. Bl Confederate venue.

Rogers St. Wright col. rear II Baas St QIlo Dyer eel. 12 Reed street. liomer Cooper cot 212 Clark street Tom Hubert Trotter If RlClhmend street Charles William tlllburn.

U-D Carroll St. Cnarlsy Render 1 Odd llow place. Benjamin Harrison David or Dtlrd cot. Love street Claud Whltlloker. II flirieo avenue.

E. Muctolelt coLJ Lrtln street Charley ilammoad cor. II Fraser street George Hinds out II Fraser street Robert 1. Browning. IS MiuldJn street Clarinci Keller cot.

Clark Street. Charles A White. 7 Capitol Square. ory James ret to Colemao street OhD Spain. Oklll Street.

Will Fenns col. In Jackson St Jo Lee Jackson col. 71 Colsman St. JackHlg lns eeL IT yrood St. Tom Moses Leonard.

21 Sullen Ben Moore coL rear 12. Capitol avenue. Fred Bayner' liwald street sdgar Young cot. Fulton Street' Herbert Stephens Hltburton. 6 Wyman St.

Union Stephen Woodward Capitol AT. Jessie Daniel eeL US rraser street. John Towns ret II Fraser street. John Hawkins sot. StaWson street Arthur Nesblt col.

care Fern Conttsc- er ooaipasy Palrm nt Wtom Rod a. I Btowat street yMiddleton Echols Hill strict toTed Carter ret IS ed street. Charlie Johnston Jr 27. Fraser street. TO ROAD CONDITIONS WILL.

BE DISCUSSED The meeting of the public safety com. mitt. of the chamber of commerce which WI Idhldulid for Thursday morning was postponed to Friday morning at. 10 o'clock hi Chairman Frederic S. Puon.

The object of this meeting will be to decide upon tome action which will remedy the terrible condition of the roads between Atlanta and Camp Gordon. fREE ENTERTAINMENT AT CENTRAL BAPTIST- Central Baptist' church will give an evening ac free entertainment tonight. in honor el William fl on of its member The National Patriotic qurtetww ur and several prom tnent tan win tellstortea Tn pobllo it lavlted. The program begin at tSO. ffsT S.

ifc 4 ISitiw AutoMei flt Qlffirj Solicitor BoyltJnin EfJFprt to and more stringent laws. with a to putting an end to a- series Of automobUethefts that have been so preialent In Atlanta during. th put yeai will bi discussed today con ferttiee which Is to be held between Solicitor John A Boykln and represen- taWve automobile men at the Piedmont hotel-It was also announced Thursday by members of the executive committee of the Georgia Stats Chamber of Corn- merce that they will volunteer their services to the city and county police. to help in the fight that Islbemg sraged agalnsf the alleged auto thieves. Another Important meeting that will affect the present campaign against the alleged gang is a conference which is to he held at the Ansley hotel today.

between a committee composed of Police Chief Beavers. County Police Chief Mathieson. and auto insurance agents. At the same time the Fulton county grand Jury will resume its probe of the alleged organized gang or automobile thieves. which has already resulted in a.

number of indictments. and which according to Solicitor Boykin. win result in further sensational developments ar expected. It was understood that among the laws to be discussed at the meeting' be tween Solicitor Iioykln and the automobile representatives win toe one making It a federal offense for a thief to carry an automobile from one state to another and providing a heavy penalty as punishment Another or the proposed laws provides that no. space for garages can be procured without first securing permission from the police.

while yet another of the restrictions regarding the selling of second- hand automobiles will prohibit transaction of nature without reporting the purchase. time and place of sale to the police. Solicitor Boykin and prominent auto men have agreed that the continued loss of automobiles' through thieves has become so alarming that the most drastic measures are necessary to stop rrtn new Indictments on charges of automobile stealing were drawn In the solicitors office yesterday. and will be presented to the grand Jury this morn- fng. State Rote Up Fund For Trainwg School At Black MountaizrN.

C. Pledges art coming In froth all over the state in the campaign to raise $15000 for the Blue Ridge Training School for V. IL C. A. Secretaries.

at Black Mountain. N. C. Malcolm Lockhart. who is conducting this campaign.

said Thursday that in the days mall he had received 200 In pledges from Dalton and 300 from LaGrange. Interest In Atlanta will be developed. Sunday when ten out or the eighteen secretaries at Camp Gordon who 'received their training at the Blue tdge association will each he tent to different men's Bible classes to explain the cause and ask each class to subscribe one or more shares of 60. RED CROSS CHAPTER FORMED AT JAY Mrs. Charles Fuller-chief field di rector of the Southern Division.

Amen- can Red Cross. who has special jurisdiction over northwest Georgia. returned to Atlanta Wednesday after organizing a new Red Cross chapter In Elljay. The new chapter will be known as the Oilmen County Chapter. and Mrs.

Fuley reports that unusual Interest and enthusiasm was shown at the organi. action stIetlng Mrs. Puller left Thursday night' to orgasix. another chapter at Palmetto whtciuwlll leave very few counties in the southern division uh- organized. JeuningS connected with the Victory- Garden campaign in Atlantaha recslvedrr OUMU by wireVrom severed Georgia towns tn4trom Columbia a C.

that he nd for exhibition. In" those town the movlngplctura filmshown here Monday night at ameetingOf the Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph society" These films are tiwned and loaned by the International Harvester company. Of Chicago and give a pictorial hlitory of the. war garden in that winter. It tsprobable that not only request of thece towns be granted.

but that other cities wl1. be given an op. portunity to see these Instructive plC tures. The committee appointed at a meeting of the Telephone and Telegraph so diety last Mondayto secure garden plots for members who hays no back yard spaolt already in receipt of an offer of a acre tract within the city ul61b. is loaned by a prominent so ial worker of Atlanta.

whose name is withheld. MEN ARE. NOW NEEDED FOR REMOUNT STATION' Of particular interest to married men who wt to enlist in some branch of the army that will not take them abroad and away from their family. it the call for twenty men for the remount station at Camp Gordon. issued Thursday by Captain Charles Fame in Charge' of the army recruiting station.

Men experienced in handling horses are wanted for this service. The re mount station will probably bo stationed permanently at Camp Gordon. and should be particularly attractive to a married man who wants to stay near his horn. Another organization which is urgently In need of men Is the Thirty- seventh Engineers. national army.

This Is a regiment of picked ulctr1 and mechanical men which is being organiz ed for immediate service abrofl. Electricians of all kinds engineers. including oil. gasoline" steam pumping and electric engineers sheet metal workers plumbers. carpenters chauffeurs handymen.

and mechanics of a kinds are wanted for this regiments All those are going to be first-class m4n. especially picked for their experienA. The work will be construction of power houses transmission lines. lnstal1on of electrical equipment In shopuafStc. end the maintenance of same.

TTrln qualified as above should apply tok cal recruiting office in the postofftctbuild Ing. Eleven men were accepted Wednesday and forwarded to depots for enlistment and assignment as follows Aviation Section. Signal Corps Oraftdh W. Gardner Atlanta Oa. Daniel J.

Nuns Macon. Ga. Sugene c. Tl1raHklll Macon Georgia. B.

S. W. Cavalry Regular Armr Jchn- nls O. Swain. Ok Knoll.

FL John W. Stay Jr. Atlanta. Os. Colored men as follows Field signal bat.

Calico. dlTlslon. Arthur Jackson Atlanta. Oa. Stev dora Regiment.

It C. National Army Isaac Burgess. Mooltrle. Ga. Remount fl rvlc Q.

U. C. National Array Ralph E. Roberson. Batnbrldce.

Oa- William-D. WUsOta Rome is Claude R. Payne Rome. Us. i Illi InaiD1IL National Army Edwsrjl I ArmstfOBK.

Toledo. Ohio. BURGLARS ROB GROCER STORE BY Burglars entered the store of nirTaham at 294 Woodward avenue Wednesday night and most of the fix tures including a keavy brass lamp. the cash tobacco cutter. besides several safetrraso aand blades a few fancy groceries and a lost of heavy groceries crefs oand mlzsIng Thursday morning.

kecording to a re port made to- the OoTtt It 1 thought by the police that work is that. of a gang and that the e' was hauled 1 away In a Wagon. ViJitn Explosion Victim to Recover. J. L.

Allen HT Crew street. who. was badly burned about the face and arms by an explosion on- Wednesday morning is improving sad will most likely recover. accordlng to the report of physicians at Grady hospital on Thursday. February Clothing have recently received a ship- ment of very attractive Suits and'- Overcoats in standard models and just the proper weights for February buying- These garments represent the best values at moderate prices Neat conservative patterns and shades and fabrics unusually good.

Parks- Ch amber Hard wick 39 Petthtre AtUnUGt. jfewtijif fc Jjv ft tf Th Cp rseeived II- telsrr liri rom Edward W. lAliley of States shipping- board. urging that the people of Georgia aid in every way possible In the campaign to eur 259000 United States shipyard volunteers. Chairman Hurley stressed the Importance of getting these men ii order that the war striptrplldlhg- program of the nation maybe expedited and.

the end of the war hastened. Edgar Watkins chAinnan of the Fulton County Unit. Council of Defense. calls a meeting of tW local unit this morning at 11 o'clock room 203 Chamber of Commerce bundlng. The contra committee includes Edgar WaUcins.

chirmni J. C. Ward law Mrs. C. 5.

Eden John S. Cohen. Clark Ho we 11 W. O. Bryan.

The purpose of the meeting is to plan organization in Fulton county and immediate work In the United States Public Service Rune called upon now to aid In securing labor for United States shipbuilding. Applications for methgrhlp in the reserves roust be made to the Defense chairman in each county. The work in Futon county Is planned begin Monday morning. Mr. tkln also stated on Thursday that J.

C. Weaver. director for Georgia in thls work of obtaining ship workers ha asked the Fulton county unit. Council of Defense to Immediately aid In this recruiting work. I therefore adds that anyone wishing to Register at once as a.

shipyard worker ran do so by calling at his office at 02 Fourth National Bank. building and stating hl name address. age and ex. perlence. STAMP MEETING AT STONE MOUNTAIN Stone Jlountain.

G. February 7. Special. At a public mass meeting In the thool auditorium here today addressed by United States District Attorney Hooper Alexander. Charles.

D. I McKinney chairman or the Del county thrift tamp campaign committee and othrStthe children of St Mountain were organized to enter a contest against other small towns of I th state in the sale of. stamps. I The Rev. E.

O. Thomason the local 1 Methodist Minister and Mayor Ralph MoClelfand made introductory Kpeechcs. Much enthusiasm for the thrift stamp campaign here' was developed at th meeting. Stone Mountain already has Bought 2000 worth of thrift stamps. UNIVERSITY JNbOED BY' HEb OF ATLANTAROTARY CThe Lonler unlversty plans recently cnnouneed.

which calls for plant veined on beautiful cam pus In Druid Hills. have recelred thi nUrtslastlo indorsement of the Rotary Cluto of Atlanta. The Ad Men are arranging to furnish a team of twelve men' to take part in the campaign to raise the required UO000 which will begin on February 21. This team will be- a part. of a great Otgkflito composed of over one hundred leading business and professional men of Atlanta who will Instl.

tute a ten-day canvass of the city to secure the necessary funds. Work of organizing the committees to handle the campaign are going forward rapidly. Quarters have been es tbllhe4 in the Antley hotel from which to carry forward the work. Greet Interest Shown in Service to Commemorate the British Declaration. Mayor Ala G.

Csdier has accepted the Invitation of the tour Atlanta synagogues and fourteen additional Jewish orpnlutlonl of the city to deliver the address of welcome at the Thanksgiving meeting to be held on the night of Sunday. February 17 to commemorate the British declaration in favor of a Jewish homeland la Palestine. Through the operation of Hugh Cardoza and Jake Wells the local committee on Wednesday secured the 1-01'- syth theater for the night or February 17. The public Is invited to this meeting. Tickets will be distributed free of charge to all desiring to attend at places centrally located and In this way the committee expects to gauge whether or not an overflow meeting place should be provided.

UNITARIANS TO HELP RED CROSS WOOL FUND Th Unitarian church. 301 West Peachtree street. will take a special collection at church services Sunday. for the Red Cross. The proceeds will be donated to the wool fund.

i A vesper service will held for soldiers at o'clock. Beautiful music by organist and choir and a short talk. on the Red Cross by the pastor Rev. I Walter Samuel Swisher will- feature the service. Special Saving Prices On All Our grass Andirons Brass Fenders Brass Fire Sets Wrought Iron Andirons and Fire Silts This is a sale that is a matter of great interest to every housekeeper.

These goods are going to cost more next fall and they have this' winter which rnake these special prices doubly attractive at this time. Note a few of the values belo Plans Will Three Room Buildinjs At an Informalmeeting held Thnr day afternoon by thrffInance cornm1t- of the board ofVdacatlbn of Atlanta it was. decided to have plans drawn fort three riew" twelve school buildings which will be eul tted to the board education at next regular meeting- with the recorn- mendaton that they be erected In time for occupancy next term. f- A new building of twelve ijoomfjwjtt be provided for on the SpringYtreit lot purchased some time by te' board of education which will erye the eighth ward. A new building- of the same number of rooms will be planned for on the present acJaopl building 1U in Oakland City and building of the same aU will Ukjd' for on Moreland avenue to serve theJa- man Park section of the city.

The plans for the three buudlnfs will be drawn at once. and. will submitted to the board of education at an early meeting in an effort have them approved and tm ul1l2lag. erected be tore the time for the tall tern to ep in mi. Atlanta Death Ratti Lower Than Any City In South WeeJ Atlanta's mortality rate was lower than that of any other city in the souih last week.

shown by vital statistic reports. However. the number Of deaths la still shove the average of. recent Last week only 7 deaths were' recorded In the city. while u.

week before there were 4 and the week prior to that 107. deaths per 1010 of estimated 'population in southern cities last' week were Atlanta. 21 Birmingham Memphis. 278 Nashville 22 Louisville. 314 New Orleans.

ZlSj Richmond 11 Baltimore. U. and Washington tarlsms Meet 4 AU members of the Atlanta Rotary club are asked to meet at o'clock' this morning on the ninth floor of the Piedmont hotel to receive final Instructions before starting on the' last day of their two days' drive to' sell smllage hooks for soldiers. The'- call for the meeting has been issued thy the general chairman of the campaign. Albert Adams.

Brass Stock No. No. 26 No. 161 No. 204 No.

10 No. 126 No288 Stock No. No. 1 No. 2 No.

3 No. 64. No. 65 No. 16 Fire Sets thbSale 562 750 2S 938 13 2250 Brass Reg.

Price 750 1000 too 1250 1859 3000 Fenders Reg. Price 19 1200 1400 2000 2200 2500 This Sale 900 1050 1500 1650 1875 Wrought Iron Fire Sets Stock No Rtg Price ThisSile No. 847 50 3381 No. 844 1750 562 No 851 8.0a 600 850 638 5No. 872 1000 a JJopd Slzev Ji jeg Priefti this Silt.

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I houseke perThese I theyhav whic th. ofth va1uesbelo I Brass Andirons Stock No. Rer. Price This Sale No. 716 5.50- 412 No.

765 650 488 No. 766 750 562 No. 764 850 638 No. 666 900 675 No. 83 1000.

750 No. 768 1100 25 No. 778 1250 938 No. 686 1500 1125. No.

246 1750. 1312 No. 848 3500 2625 No. :236 7500 5625 Wroughtlrqn A dlrons Stock NO. RegPricc This Sale No 1967 300.

No. 1990 450 338 No. 1921 600 450 lt5O 862. No. 19f1a 2.50 9 No.

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ner 5 Zo Fellow I Spai Joe JacltHiggtna ceLl. 12 rsSer John Artbr 001 tee Yslrmont V' 1 wa Psx wiulrsidy REE ENTER AINMENT one 1x sa 1vitedTh ILtl TOSTOPA1JTOTHEFTS 1 c. Auto Men Will Conf With Boykin in Effort End ersitent CrintesZ New vlg beenso the yeagwilI at aeon- Solicitor Chainberof agains 1 arC Ing. 7" or re- Fuller chief le4- PICTUPEs w4TED BYGEORGIWWNS. I.

tlhC. whoP 1ppromtaintly Voiifl cted AtlLnta5 has. rs- qnsasbywirtrorn and from Cthat lend towns a meeting of ty requeptoftheee Th to prUcularLnterestto attrs. tiye thejbirty belngnjganlz- or I in expern c. bt Serviol.

GROCERI BYWAGONLO3g fl. 4 tbeflx- drsw nd jtfetrasond blad oceri eejound pltdL 1by that-of LAllen 4v1J 1J 4 1 a shades-and ha- a' i 4 FOCRMTING WI FultonCiziifl I tEtilitiaent. I Thi Conitliption Jiursday teiglflt lrom Clrman I tlnited a I Ottfs I thiswork ham Me yone. 502 the ha LANIER HEAD 1y anno betutlfc.lcam- recetedthi men PAftSflNEMEEI1N1 de- I 1 1 kC 1 I ditsi I Tlk below 6664 183 1000 825 Noe236 7500 Wrought IrOn 225 600 Ntci i9S6t' 191 938. 1987 Brass Coal Hods and Vases.

Rcgjdce No 217 Hod 1012 No 750 312 No3OVa. 1O0. Be Drawn Sibmifted toBoard az Next aft rnoou of education three-new eul- of ltn twelveyeonx wJil Spring slrt t4e sits a the Intill be tohav. bulldluggereed be- 191 AtlantaDeathRate InS the 4 253 214 2iZ. 22L Tday day to.

This Sale No26 730 1388 No1 750 No3 This Sale 750 800 834 e7e50 PortabteGrates Nod Size egPriee in. 300 r2e20 In. 450 3.3 174241nb 7550 900 l.2.