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Jr as 2r' jy4 cI wS 5' CONSTITUTION ATLANTA. GA- SUNDAY. 7CPRIIT 9. 1922. PAGE THREE.

SIOINL Former Governor Tells National Democratic Club There Is No Leadership at Washing- ton Today. New York April Bv thp Associated Press Directlv attributing our present day bu mess adversity to the failure of the I. nited States to join thf' league of nations. former Governor James M. Cox of Ohio.

ir no address here tonight urged a continuation of the campaign to have this country join the pague His address was made- before the National Democratic club and was one of his few public utterances since his campaign a a democratic candidate for the presidency in 1920 Asserting that a one survevs on Chicken Dinners and Suppers at AUSTELL HOTEL Nice drive 17 les west of Atlanta-- on Bankhead ghwa AUSTELL. GEORGIA IMPERIAL HOTEL ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF Peachtree St. at Ivy St. Atlanta An attractive transient and rest dentlal hotel beautiful rooms Carefully maintained moderate rates dally and weekly. HUGH F.

GALVIV Proprietor. CALL BELLE ISLE TAXICABS ditions at Washington he finds little ground for hope of a stable prosperity Mr. Coi declared that the average person of the average community believes there is something radically wrong in Washington and that it consists chiefly of a lack of leadership. There is no captain of the ship. The following telegram from former President Wilson was read at the dinner Say to the democrats of New York that I am to support any man who stands for the salvation of America.

and the- salvation of America is justice to all classes. Exonerates Harding. Governor Cox told his audience that while there is much regret throughout the country over the aimless way things are drifting. it is not fair to criticise the president of the Lnited States. lie is simply keeping his contract with the people Mr Cox said.

He was open and frank in expressing his opinion as to what the function of the executive is The campaign wa 1 by his party was largely di rtd against the alleged autocratic policies of Mr. ilson In marking the distinction which both he and his party made as between what had been and what was to be in this regard. the republican candidate spoificllT promised what he would do. He has kept his faith. He doubtless believes his performance is in precise harmony with whit he accepted as It mandate adopted by seven million plurality.

Declar ng that the republican administration in its attitude toward in tprnational co on is permitting this republic to remain in the world view a selfish. greedy people strapped to onr money bags. and un. affected by the stress of others. the firmer democratic stanrlardbearPr sai I thp intolerable cond ons can nt endure.

Right Must Prevail. Policies opposed to the general welfare' the speaker said and to our moral. religious and economic tenets must yield to the controlling will of an intelligent people. foregather tonight as disciples of the creed of Jefferson. Jack- son and ilson let us resolve to hold tl line.

No great cause was ever won in a single battle. Our principles are right and they must and will prevail. In Americas failure to express a ONLY twenty mile from Norfolk. on Atl ntK Ocean. In the hs rt of the Nations greatest historical events and places Virginia Beach has every eesent al for deliabtful Sprina- vacation or OCEAN.

BAYS. LAKES. CASINO. ONE OF AMERICAS FINEST ROLE GOLF COURSES Is that of the PRIN- CESS ANNE COUNTRY CLUB. open for play tbrou bout the year.

HARD SURFACE ROADS FOR MOTORING. Numerou. hotels and boerdine house now uE Ue 1hJ5 ryice from Baltimore and Washington. via Old Pont Comfort and Hampton Roads. Good train schedule from Norfolk over Norfolk and Southern R.

R. For 1011 rate. sad lull ialer ti Am Hotel Co itte Vitii a Ca ber C. ere. HOTEL ST.

JAMES TIMES SQUARE NEW YORK CITY Jurt olf Broad. war St 1 11 Wt 45th St. MndiftTwedbyworoentravelmtwitWle rt. Suruhme every IMUL" Art Hotel of quiet dignity. having the atmosphere and appointments of a weU conditioned home.

40 Theatres all principal shops and churches 3 to 5 minutes' walk. 2 minutes of all subways roads surface cars bus lines. Within 3 minutes Grand Central minutes Pennsylvania Terminals. nd postal for rat. a and booklet JOHNSON Qvras Prt da mandate for international co-operation at the polls i 1920.

the former Ohio governor declared we witnessed the spectacle of suffrage expression without regard to the interests of humanity. There was not enough thought of the future and what was to be done for the common good. There was too much thought of the put and punishment for fancied wrongs. In the calm renew of history the period and events in question will be referred to as the madness of 1920. If we had lilted our voice for in ternational operation we would today be prosperous.

As one surveys conditions at Washington. he finds little ground for hope of stable prosperity. Ne'er Well Policies. There is no attempt made to meet the nationwide charge of broken prom- ises Extensive default in perform. ance.

usually denotes bankruptcy in the resource of plan and purpose. The philosophy of the ne well that something somehow will turn up. seem all possessing. In short the evident hope is that the ingenuous American people will work themselves out of existing plight and the administration can then take credit for it. The burdens of taxation remain there seems to be a hopeless confusion of policies as to a tariff system the reorganization of government bureaus is yet in the nebulous state of uncertainty the probabilities being that the reorganizes on the payroll outnumber the employees that have been taken off.

The dollar sign still hangs over the senate door as the password to those who are willing to join Newberry in doing emergency jobs. about the place. Nothing has been evolved to ascertain what is the matter with the railroads industry advatlcl' in methods of efficiency the railroads have not moved a peg forward in 20 vears If the railroads could buy what they need. business would im prove. Every day they drift nearer to the danger of public acceptance of the idea that government ownership i the only panacea.

Congress Runs Amuck. Congress has run amuck and. holding at bay the executive branch of the government it thinks only of th feast of spoils that it has compelled the white house to deliver through a disgraceful invasion of the merit ys tpm Meanwhile the American rtpo pie ask themselves how far ck through the wavsand the- days of old they must go to reach the promised land of normalcy. The average person of the average community believes there is something radically wrong in TS Washington and that it consists chiefly in a lark of leadership. Groups move along their statutory and constitutional grooves.

hut there IP never operation in tf fort without leadership. Most of Mr. Coi address was devoted to giving an outline of what has been accomplished by the league of nations. Quotes Harding. The speaker criticised the admin.

i tration for Us failure to have the nited States take active part in the permanent court of international ju tire which he said. had been discussed at some length by Mr. Harding in his campaign. He quoted Mr. Herding as saving in many speeches ran safely submit our interests to the opinions of an international en nrt of i ce without vield ne our national rights.

or sovereignly Governor ox pointed out that John Basset Moore of this country. was elected a member of the court hut that our government has no Conner tion with the court. although it could EUROPE PALESTINE RS BATTLE FIELDS PASSION PLAY Travel Free From Worry" FOR1SV2 TTINFRARIES THE WICKER TOURS 1108 Mutual Bldg. Richmond. Va.

2 New Yt rk Norfolk Inauguration of Passenger Service Between Norfolk and Portsmouth Va. and New York City N. Y. EFFECTIVE April 12th 1922 Three Sailings a Week From Each City The OLD DOMINION TRANSPORTATION COMPANY will inaugurate pauenger service between Norfolk and Portsmouth Virginia and New York City. The Palatial Steamers HAMILTON and JEFFERSON after reconditioning and thorough over-hauling are now attractively equipped for this ocean service and we earnestly solicit the patronage of the traveling public and request that inquiry be made as to u.

route when considering travel horn and to Special Dining Room Service New York and points beyond. Ticket agents at all points will gladly furnish information. CONNECTION AND THROUGH FARES WITH RAIL AND STEAMER LINES AT NORFOLK AND NEW YORK. STEAMERS LEAVE NORFOLK 701 WATER STREET 7:00 P. M.

MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ARRIVING NEW YORK 3:00 P. M. FOLLOWING DAY. STEAMERS LEAVE NEW YORK PIER 31 NORTH RIVER 3 KM P. M.

MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY ARRIVING NORFOLK 10 M. FOLLOWING DAY. ANY REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR RESERVATION WILL BE GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. Rates for Special Accommodation Parlor Bedroom with Bath Will be Furnished on Application. Old Dominion Transportation Co.

One Way Including Meals and Berth D. B. McLEOD General Agent General Office. Norfolk. V.

New York Office Pier 31 North River HBNEECE Traffic Manager become a member of the court. without joining the league ot nations. Undo Sam Still Hermit. Other countries Cox said have agreed to submit their disputes but Uncle Sam is still a hermit. The court against which no man has rais ed his voice is rejected by our government because the league of nations had a hand in its beginning and re tains a certain administrative relation to it.

The league is a thing that af. frights. It disturbs the even tenor of the administration as a hobgoblin distress- es a sleeping child. It matters not what the international project is nor the virtue it possesses it is tabooed if the league of nations has anything to do with it This is not statesmanship it Is fanaticism Manufacturers' Exhibits Being Rapidly Listed Permanent Advertising of South's Products Is Aim Sought. That the manufacturers of Atlanta are keenly interested in the permanent industrial exhibit now being installed in the Transportation building by the Manufacturers Exhibits Inc.

is evidenced by the number of reservations of space made' by local concerns during the past week. This exhibit the first of its kind in the south is not only an industrial display of this immediate section. but will also be largely oatronned by nation wide manufacturers serving the south. According to statements made Sat- ur lav by the manager of exhibits nationally known manufacturers from inous sections of the country are showing genuine interest in the big permanent exhibit in Atlanta a Inquiries from national as well as Georgi. manufacturers.

indicate that I the original estimate of JO 000 square feet of for space annolnced for the opening date will be greatly exceeded. Local manufacturers who have inspected the Transportation building pronounce it to be admirably a adapted for display purposes and all of them comment upon an unusual feature. its fine natural lighting facilities. The location of the bull ling ith and fa etta streets the business center of Atlanta makes it the central commercial point of the south. Features which will be of interest to manufacturers with displays at the exhibit which will be open to the public at all times are announced by the management.

It is stated that the display of manufactured' products will be exceeded only by that of the Hush Terminal Exhibit building. in New York city. One of the first partmpnts to be installed will be that devoted 1 to building mati rials and equipments wh ch will mclu le the mot ro dern interior equipments and furnishings as well as tLe materials required in the actual construction of building both residence anti business. Interested inquiries from a large number of Georgia manufacturers assures a large department devoted to the display of the industrial products of this state. and an important feature of this department will be that devoted to the opportunities offered by the natural resources of this state to the manufacturing industries.

On account of the great activity now being shown in modern highway construction throughout the south the manufacturers exhibits presents a complete and permanent display of moicrn rood construction and main tenance machinery and raw materials. Thus will cause the exhibit to be visited by the large number of highway officials engineers and contrae. tore who are specializing this work end desire practical demonstration of the- most efficient equipments und ma. terials Mere display i out the beginning of the service which the manufacturers exhibits will render to manufacturers One of the most impor tant features of the big permanent exhibit will be a service bureau in which technically trained men will be' employed. 1 This bureau while not soliciting sales.

will demonstrate the articles exhibited dispense re in formation on all lines and record in Quirips and forward them to exhi. biters. loser co operation between ma- tprial and equipment newfacturers and the architectural and engineering professions will be one of the im portant alms of the exhibit. Plans have been formulated for the estate. lishmtnt of an architects' and engi neers club in the Transportation building.

This will be adjacent to the manufacturers' exhibits. and its membership includes representatives of the associated technical lines from every section of the south. General advertising of the exhibit as a whole. and of the in individual ei hibitors and their products ia under the direction of competent advertising men. Thro igh daily I trade publications and periodicals of national circulation manufacturers will be advised as to the logical posi tion of Atlanta as the point of dissemination of knowledge of their products throughout the Country The executive office of the manufacturer exhibits at 300 Transportation building is now busy tlispatchin mail matter in which 11 set forth Atlanta's undisputed claim as the display city of the south.

ARMY LEADER Dublin April 8 By the Associated Press. Commandant General Pilkm ton commanding the third division of the Irish republican army and acting under the executive ap pointed by the recent in urjrent army convention. has prohibited all public meetings in his area says The Irish Independent. lie declared Lis action was taken in the interests of the cit- rens the meetings being regarded as creating civil strife and embittering feeling. The proclamation effects the anti.

treaty meeting announced for Slio tomorrow. at well as Arthur Grifith plans for a treaty meeting there on April 16. Armed men held up a freight train at Templlmore. County Tipperary. today and destroyed goods from Belfast consigned tp Fermoy and Waterford.

Commandant Bony O'Connor of tha staff of the independent Irish republican army stated today that the notice issued yesterday prohibiting publiea. tion of any matter relating to the army unless it was first submitted to the publicity department. was sent error to the English and foreign correspondents. It was meant to apply only to the Irish press. he said.

BANKER IS CANDIDATE FOR SENATE IN BOSTON Boston April 8 Colonel William A. Gaston chairman of the National Shawmut Bank of this city. today announced his candidacy for the democratic nomination for United States senator Senator Lodge republican. bat indicated that he would te a can didats for re-election. Johnson's Will Is Set Aside In Houston Court Edwin S.

Davis Is Removed as Executor of Estate. To Appeal. Macon Ga. April 8 Special A verdict in Houston superior court today. breaking the will of John il son Johnson who resided near TVell stone and died August 6 1921.

leaves his estate valued at 75 000 to twelve cousins. It cuts off Ben Robinson. of Houston county Mrs. Cora ilson of Fitzgerald. who would have gotten the bulk of the estate and Edwin Davis of Macon.

who was charged by the caveators with having secured the execution. of the will by fraudulent practices upon Mr. Johnson. and with naming himself as executor. The eaveators also sought to establish the whereabouts of a 10000 promif orv note given by Mr.

Davis to Mr. Johnson to se ure a loan. and a 1 500 Liberty bond. The case had been on trial in Perry since edne day. with Judge Malcolm D.

Jones presiding. It will be appealed to the supreme court. Davis' Testimony Mr. Davis. who is said to have had a close relationship with Mr.

Johnj son testified that Mr. Johnson sent for him shortly before his Math. lie wanted spiritual and financial advice Mr. Davis said. and requested him to draw up the will naming him.

self as executor. Explaining the 10. 100 note and the 1 OO I Liberty bond. Mr. Davis said Mr.

Johnson gave them to him shortly before his death. Tnder the terms of the overthrown will Mr. Davis was to reedy. 2 00 Mr. Robinson 17 acres of land.

and 11 another hundred acres of land to 3 I foiism and an automobile to another cousin Mrs. Corn TV ilson of Fitz i gerald was to receive the remainder end hulk of the state. Neither Mr. Dnvi. Mr.

Robinson nor Mrs. Wilson was related to Mr. Johnson. Fv dence was submitted to show that Mr. Tohnson was uttering from iii incurable disease.

and waa irir administered three grains of morphine day. This comn nnt on the riven- tore chsrgsd made him of unso ind mino rind sposinc memory and is rit Mp to inveiglements. The will wee probated by Mr. fl immed fltplv after Mr. Johnson' death.

hut the caventore appealed the cn from the coi rt of ord narv to the ipenor fourr Mr. Johnson ed one month after the will was executed. To Enter Suit. Mr. Johnson's cousins who now romp into possession of the estate ire TV P.

Frederick. I Lizplla M. Frederick Houston county Mrs Mett ta I everett Houston county Mrs. Rpnlab Powell ordele Mrs. Willa is ordpe Samuel F.

Johnson. i Richard Johnson. Mrs. Cicero Kn ght Mrs. George Parks Mrs.

Flora Rmz and Mrs. T. Tagup. all of North Carolina. the case now stands.

the ord nary will appoint an administrator of the estate. Mr. Davis has not relinquished possession of the 10000 if note and the 1 WO I Tiberty bond it according to Oliver C. Hancock. who represented the cavpator he will enter suit in Bibb superior court for their recovery.

Mistrial Ordered In Bloodworth Murder Hearing Irwinton. Ga. April Spec a Judge Park today declared a mistrial in the ease of Jim Perry Bloodworth in the Wilkinson superior court this week on the charge of murder in connection with the death of Ct TV Buler A motion to give bond for the defendant was made and will hp heard at date to he announced la er The jury deliberated 24 hrturs before being discirged TS itnesses testified that in the morning of the day of the killing there hid been some misunderstanding fwecn Bloodworth Jesse Sapp and Butter. and that Bu ler had shot at Bloodworth through mistake. This occurred near ill Young's home.

a Sc- cording to the testimonv of Bi pr a on Butler went to Tiiondworths home to apologize to him but not find him there In the afternoon Bloodworth. app sod Henry Brewer in a buggy passed Butlers home. Butler came out and stopped them. started a qusrrl wh ch resulted in the death of Butler. ac.

carding to testimony. Others testified that Bloodworth app and Brewer went to Butlers home. called him down from off the top of a house where was working and cut him in several places then shot him with a shotgun. Bit rs shirt which he wore when killed was produced in court in an effort to show where he was out and shot. Putorias Nigripes Makes a Visit To Dalton Court Dalton Ga.

April 8 Special Dignified deliberations of Whitfield superior court were rudely disturbed this morning through the medium of the olfactory nerves when some young boys captured a beautiful little striped animal under a church near the courthouse and brought the trophy. which proved to be a dead ripe PUtOTU8 nigripes underneath the windows where court was being held. The youthful captors soon had business elsewhere and left the skunk to entertain the court which it proceeded to do. filling the air with an unmis takable odor which required no other evidence of the presence of the in trusive polecat. Judge Y.

Tarver who was sitting near an open win low shifted uneasily and glanced fir at the witness. then the lawyers jurors then at the audience and found that they al were doing the same thing. A bailiff volunteered the information that a polecat was nigh and by that time his statement was acknowledged without further proof. Judge Tarver suspended the rules and permitted smoking. Cigars cigar ettes makings arid pipes of ancient vintage were brought into play and a barrage of smoke was laid.

but through it all the mephitie odor persisted. The offender was adjudged not only In contempt of the court hut the entire assemblage including the residential section for several hundred yards it was found guilty of a vile felony and was summarily dispatched Jeer- log behind an ale fun of reminder loud enough to sw ken a deaf end dumb nose. Cricket the diminu- tire Senegambian janitor. jealous of the usurpation of his rights. procured some disinfectant and sprayed lbs courthouse and lawn and still the vilhala poned him.

John N. Holder. chairman of the state highway commission announced Saturday that 28 road and bridge projects for construction under federal aid have been approved and actual work authorized and that these projects and 54 others now under construction will be completed this year. The work will be done by the government and the various counties paying equal amounts. The highway department will have supervision of the construction Among the projects that have been approved for immediate construction are- Brooks county.

tidgr Thomas county nine miles of road out of Thomasville Campbell county concrete road from College Park to Fair. burr leyton county. half mile of road to connect with Campbell county road Decatur county bnH Franklin county. road project Green rosin- tv. road from Greensboro to Madi.

son Cameron county road from St Mary's to Kingslnnd Jenkins coon- tv. bridge near Mrllen Podc s-oitnty five miles of road Lnl1rln county. read project Hancock county. twelve miles of road from Sparta toward Sarsdersville Houston county bridge DpKRlh countr read from Decatur to the GwinnPtt ro mtv line Carroll county road 1 from ilia Rica to nrrollton Ti ppr county road project Hill its roa from Oninp Tillp to the White county line ton flevelnd hart ro intv two bridges and road from ell toward ton nndlpr ronntr road project Polk county road from Co dartown toward Dallas Morgan rosin- ty. road project.

Borah to Move' For Deportation Of Russ General Washington. April Declaring' he had received charges that Vmen can men women an I rl children 1 id been I it herod in her i by General Vmnnoff Chairman Borah of the senate labor romm tfep announced today he would en ir to bring aho it deportation of tli ant bolhe IPB PT now in ler ba 1 New York after arrest in connection with a vil nt nator liomb said the charges had been la before him In off cers and enlisted men of the American pxpp- tionary forces tint served in Siberia an 1 were supported in part if not illv by an offi lal rr rt to the an go nt ha- nr Ten PTal ill am dravps who commanded the exped tioniry force. The labor committee chairman sa if th making the rharcss could not appear voluntarily before his comm ttee he would introduce a resolution a ithori ng a congress onal in vindication of the charger. I feel that if Genus-al menoff is guilty he should not 1 any more me in gTt ng out of the country the senator a Armored Motor Cars With Machine Guns For Prohi Forces New York. April 8 fBy the As- sof ated Pre" 1 campaign against rum smnggl ng al ng the Canadian border in wh armored motor ears etlippel with machine guns wou 1 be used to combat violators of the law is planned by Ralph Div federal rsrohihitin rector for the state who made publ tonight a letter from I Lpslip Kincaist state adjutant general pledging his co- opt ration The pi prepared by the adjutant genert pr' I des for th rtv seven oh- Sensation posts.

one on each hilhway entering New York from Tarn HI' offered to supply a mnrh ne gun for each post wh he guaranteed won 1 stop anything hort of an armored motor car. The state nUo would furnish. he nrmore motor cars for use of the oh 1 tion forces. rector Par do ire there had developed a forrp of ornnizpd sm ig glers protected oy fl i ITS gunmen ind PT oTv cts whose fields of operation ire New ork harbor and the rana. in herder.

Director Day sat' that th nrx ra lion of booflefgers on th Canadian border had rv mp so list' thnt military meas ires were req nred to cope th the tnaf on REGULAR CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT hoi4 Actual Condition fl roin 4 sru- 100 eon. Tarti In on ilt Tni mb ion lpr I ftoo In rnl rv bank of bank iM no 55 in 400 000 55 In run I. tt hank. el trust companion R43 OOO lflcipae fl noo tterne I ttppoi nrf nkn and tn companies 9 103 OOO In" im 149 000. Net iVirurrt OTXWIU 11920308000 AK 12 24 00 Time deixn 201 4000 iKTa 2 801 ton.

irr atlnn 11 OOO tn SA tlnorew i tn rt 1nrt I 9 OOO Arr sprri VU 000 reserse 14 fi 9W ncressc 35" hank trust in the rl trine ho i Ms ompnt sn A rm nts et. 62fl rt4 BOO In rr a 1 Mfl nd IS ftl- ftO dew. 1 1 rnrrenrv bank notes 11 SIS 900 In cerise. H4 110 Prpmtt. th rcrtml ne rr Bank of i Tort.

4P W2 TOO rrrrr MOO VX Total deponli. 653 23 000 Increase JS 310 soo re pnstsrtrs anl fiber hank. sod trust companies in PW York. sad lt States drnos ts inn" 2 rpaw fl W4 000 tank rash In vault 2 277 00 Trout companies ash la raolt 44. 531 VK5 MRS.

E. S. SMITH IS LAID TO REST LaGrange. Ga. March 8 Sp k- riBL The remains of Mrs.

Flira 8 Smith. who difd at the home of hr prandoauehter Mrs. Culpepper St Ordele Friday morning were brought to LaGrange for interment. At the time of her death. Mrs.

Smith wn 84 years old. The funeral was held at Big Springs Methodist church Saturday evenme Rev. C. Heckler presiding elder. officiating.

Tb interment took place in Big Springs cemetery. Mrs. Smith wan the mother of C. W. Smith.

a prominent business man of LaGrange. who died the put year end th Ute Dr. 7 H. Smith. of Roobelle Surviving her are her grandchildren.

Willis Smith. Mrs. Harry ITenne und Mrs H. Konnernen. of LaGrange Harvey Smith.

of Wanrbuht. Fin Ton Pmith. of fonneton Mrs. Walker Torkec of Atlsnta Mm C. W.

CuT- ppnter of CordeU Oi rle Smith. of Macon and sfatie Smith. who i attending school at Auburn AlA. Poor Andy Gump In Grave Peril Asserts Analyst Even Death May His Fate If Uncle Bim Marries. Poor old chinless Andy Qnmp Science has cruelly doomed luau to a possible death in the event that the Zander-Gump wedding takes plac according to announced plans all be- cause his face is devoid of its lower extremity.

Science says that the lack of chin most positively indicates a tremendously weak heart. That information came from a spokesman of science just as the whole town had resigned itself to the belief that Andy is physically capable of withstanding the fef feet of watching a large portion of the Australian continent slip from his son and heir Chester on April 13 when the crafty Widow Zandtr leads the blu hine Australian uncle. Him Gump. to the altar. Through Hubert F.

Lee. of East Atlanta science ha spoken. Lee has proven to be an apt pupil of Edward Hawk. disciple of the science of analyzing character and the aforesaid pupil claims the power to judge a person character and temperament at first glance. Lt Called On.

When the Junior Chamber of Corn- merce. of which Lee is one of the most active members. learned of his abilities in that direction he was requested to demonstrate his powers. As to the time and place hp selected the big frolic of the junior chamber Saturday night at the Capital City club. lie was asked to analyze the character of a well known person.

lie could think of no one better known than Andy. Miss Pauline Clarke an nrtit of some ability. made large pencil sketches of the comic strip char- arter I prhaps the most striking feature of the entire demonstration was the nnsvpt assertion thst our hero's lark of chin not only indicates a heart on which its owner can not place proper dependence during crucial mo- mpnto. it shows mat Andy lacks courage and endurance. Ha Some Good Points.

Thorp was no can for alarm in the other rfvelaf Vndv long head shows foresight perception am knowledge of human nature. lie sociable matter of f- ot affectionate ind has consideration for the rights and privileges of others. The section of ndvs cranium from the middle of the forehead to th top of the pate shows sympathetic cred il us religious and speculative tendencies. venee of humor ordmarll would be good. the Fast Atlanta ci enlist sfud The audience agreed ths in Ifr the present circumstances few to tnl wr Id feel hitsetomic.

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oor uIilnt snrf fur work choose the Arnone 34H Pess51eee LOST AND FOUND ILL the lady who toned the fray fox Is Chamberlin Johnaon DuBo ompsnys late Saturday afternoon call 4' Be rd LOST Jap mink fur tOMy nose on Pearhtree street between North mesa. most Fourth street. Will party who picked up fur plu. retnrn to 55 Pearhtree place 7 hone Hernia 767 arid receive reward is the perty who Licked up pocketbook and umbrella on the VT Tstr mc will please rotors to Sirs. McDonald Ivy 7602 reward.

1" LM One Bins Sow Owner ran et by prsrlnx property and pasties expenaes Can It toy place at Cascade Boad. 1 Rigs- DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING drsin1ng and children a clothes Work maranteed 55 Wood 383 Wet Teachtree Hemlock seas. DO your own codes dress lorries of your own nure made to order. 362 Psacbtrou Street. Ivy 3USW Spa Masonic chars E.

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A. PSE8IDE5T OF TBS INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS' SOCIETY of Cblca on Ui very timely iibeet CONTROL OF NET PROFITS" AT If. Tuesday April lltB. to tie Assenfclj Room of the Cbamber of Com ere Building corner Auburn Avenue aad North Fryer Street. Atlanta GI.

No Admission Charge ALL member the Society and ttelf friend sad ALL OTHERS who may be interested In atcountii topic and basin. alrila are eordiallr invited to attend. A mher of raloaWe accounting chart. wUl dlatrtbutei FREE to iii thoee present. wtU necessary to mate reservatlona to that ample eitlnc sreonttnoditioit can armored If you have not already re eued 7 mr rrSS1Os.

ran or pMD. ir wall tti coupon it ones to INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS' SOCIETY 72 I7 ATLAXTA TRFST BUILDING IVY 3 89 Name Address Reserve Seats WANTED FIRST-CLASS STEAMFITTERS AND PLUMBERS AT WESLEYI MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EMORY L- UNIVERSITY. RATE 7 CENTS PER HOUR. FOUR MONTHS' WORK. APPLY TO MR.

McCLURE SUPT. COTTON GOODS SALESMEN For south and southwestei states by growing concern. Only men with following need appl Can be handled with kindred lines. Salary and commission. Replies held strictly confidential.

State full particulars regarding territory and past expermce. BERT LEVI CO 535 Fifth Ave. New York City WANTED 225 LABORERS. WRITE AND COLORED BOARD A TD LODGING ON JOB. APPLY IN PERSON TO TIME KEEPER.

ROSE BROS. CO. CAMP GORDON. EXAMINATION Tale NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Or CEE- TUTRD PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS of Wa Unjton D. wilt bold an oxamins- than la AUanU April 13 tied 14 Appli' ratIos Uinka and nil Information moj be obtained front th lr Southern Bepresentatin at 1520 Hetlfj Building Atlanta G.

Your Hidden Treasure Can Be Found TOUR STPCESS dep ndi upon two big ton trot it hit ability you actually pouvra aj knowlag In which way to sine it that It will brln the UUtiwrt pri Xeery normal sian i In him the qualities necessary to win uoc The question is put tin your talents to the ri nt me We ma hip you decide the Important question. If yon can qualify for I good commercial position of rponlhllIIy and your pa rer srd nil hear else. loerstlgaiten. you re then eligible to place your application wlti us for tie of our rvlce OFF UNTIL 1'- if Spencer Incorporated vnov BVtLDERS. mix IVY 4797.

MFS 12 day. to write orders for jiTy grange aluminum roaster and corker combination. capital or experience seeds You how txmple nd write order. deliver and collect ray In ad vanes. Psrt time satisfuciary.

Write for mple Jennings Wfg Cu Alum 2157 Parton hlo Are 17 to 55. Kiperlfnce imnecfiMry Travel mote ret InreBtl ationa re port Simile expeiwn American roe- elm Peteettee Arnry 217 St. taut orgy WAJNTKT TO BFXX1ME DRAFTSMEN SALARY 25O- 30O monthly when nt Chief Draftsman will train you at Tour home alto furnish FREE all toots. Training riren until Is position at above Mlsry Address cmEs' ORAYTShEAS DOBE. 4001 Bro lw PIT ill tic MEN 18 a day Display new patented stsminum handled cutlery set and writ orders We dellrer seal collect.

Pay you doily. Experience unnecessary Sp tlm eatlnfrtory Sample Tree Sensilags Uf CO. Ret 812 Darton Ohio MEN wanted to qualify for firemen brake. men also colored sleeping en and train porters Experience nnn sary Traits. portotion furnished.

Write W. Tent AXY tent person either ei may sm 150 to 200 monthly corresponding for newspapers IS to 515 per colit all or spar time experience unneces ary no can- vftiee. Send for uiajs national Urea tturau Buffalo YOUNG man to take cars of stock and do shipping Must be well recommended and of rend appearance aa wt desire to train as future salesman Exceptional opportnaity for rtrtit man. Apply 23 W. retchtre St.

Room 214. MEN wanting railway station-office possl- tlons with transportation tun I tied ex perience unnoresisry. write quick. Baker Sipt Pept 12 Wsmwrtght. St.

lonte SALESMEN BIDE lln for cutlery. drug sandal. a sail hardware German ssfetr razors blades. tropp rs liberal cuiainlaaione. axeln- slr territory Xewmarket.

100 IUU Ass. New York city. at nre war nrleea 19 South Broad Sti MEN wanted for detective work. Ziperi- reel unnecessary Write 3 Caner forms rnr Detente. 47 St.

Lent. MEN WAMTD for U. 8 Stall 8 nrlc mi to 150. Experience not required Correspondence cost WUteOeISLTy. Writ.

8. Elation Rex Sill Joplln Mo. WAVTJU First sash and door man ore who can lay ot his own work. Steady work to right men. Addrew P.

O. floe S's. 1 Marietta Ra MEN 72 weekly Sp rt men to trim by' aatoinobUe iutrnduee power cosj oil lamp and lantern for farmers rj-Mn huckster rsrdners contractors We' fur- nl auto Sam le free Thomas lff Co 305 Pay Dayton Ohio. BECOME city mall carriers. Cotntnencs 115 month Tot tree sample examination gnu.

ties. apply today tan T-139 care Qonatl. AX ACTIVE educated man of stzosii per- sonallty over 25 as representative for Thai International LneytgopdiL Attractive and permanent rrflposltlon to those qualify. Inr 1 Mead A tie. Atlanta Ga POSITIONS SEEK I a TRA1XED.

MEN. Salesmanship sccoaatlnir RADIO YzaTisudo. BUSIISESS MAXAGE1CENT it ytmr command iT at. Arced. I 7888.

WANTED Ten men now employed to quit. ify it hom durnc their spar. time. tot EXPORT u-anaer positions. Yield la sew.

Hand reds of opelniz at bonM nd abroad. Several hoer daily of study for a few mouths Is qutllfyts u-es for prattles. pay- tag 4 000 pr year and mx we ui. yea sad assist yon to positions. Give boalaoaA iMyes la answering Address 158 can Constitution IIRICEL4Tx1Lg.

carpentry. etc. wanted. Met. more mosey.

Lean blue petals and 4 estimating. Send for tree bo on Flan Bead. late. CHICAGO TPIOHIICAL COLLEGE. HO Tech.

Bld Chicago PI. BKCOm a C. A Assiicas IchoeJ mi-a Uort Slit AUtjUtGt A THE lRII ftlx AGAIN URGES t. u. S.

JOIN LEAGUE Natio al 1 The re 0 Dirtly bu Hdversityj United 1. in gn fore since in 1f1 a Supp mlps Hi hway aretully round pro per- it fr. in la 1v is is is is ritici I is Ir l' Jx lie op is. w8llt di- I Ir. twPen in th rppubli an fi Allr promi I is accept Id Declaring in in- is permit-I in view ple distress said these conditontl Jt sp akPr i As we Yil on.

the cal1 in I A fail url' 1l AtlaDtic heart eeaential a va oatlon week-end outing. ii throughout open. ExeUt tenahip 4 iaf5ti.a Ckbr Caro 113 Mach favored by women trITe1inC without escort. in retIIIL Theat l1 I thin Sen I rau. W.

President I governordec1ared IlP ctacle voice in- Well ises. Ameri 8n Jto prn- is outnum ha VP tho In in in years. ins- i ngress the tlm nt' I pl ask ho ways. and i in Wa tbp is in Cox's 2i jn2" na tion th TnitPd in i cUR ngth r. in saying We safl' opinions justice yielding a WICMER TO WRITF.

TOD. FOR 1 2 rTI FRARIES Norfolk to York New York to BY WATER fJ eek FA RE pa enger 12 0 0 travelin ial D. Roo this conaidel ug pee mmg 3:00 10:30 A. A Parlor WilI McD Ne Yo Gene At P1 Nor Tr bm cour. wt- jii lee of Daton Sti Het ter counte" 1 Cx sid ae ag sbmit fher dutes UDee i si hert Te court aginst whi ha ris voice.

is v. baus te lege natn. bning tais adlnstve relaton Te leage tt fr5 dstrb te adinita lon bobgobln sleeIg chil. I matter internatonal proj vrtue pssse9it is tab leaJe natonshs 0 wth it. hl tatenship fanatics I I I Peranent of' Proucs Sught.

manufact rers Atllta in prma- nnt i- staled TraDportation ei ence thE rserations made loal concers Iast in is in utrial is wil als largpl ptroniLed wide srving ma St. urday Ixhibit know varous setion cuntry in tlanla nationals wel ai Geor indiate orig al 00 suare fPt or wil exceedP. in. Transport tion i pay purpses tblI lghtinr oc1ion building. For yth an rari ta bu inpss Atanta.

maks mprcal poit wbih manufacurers i plays ehibit al tme announcd manajempnt. I is pro ucta wi onL in d. instaled matfrial euipm nts. which wi include ern furnish nJis wpl ruired buildinl re idence Jntere tPd inuirips I is- jn trial an imprtRnt wil opprunitips opr naturl resurrps aCount irPlt activty bfinj in moer manufacurtrs ehibits moder rod onstrctioD mlin. tlnanC Tis wi Ixhibit numbr tnginpPs i thi an de re emolstration Ind teril Is.

lPe Is bginning slrire ehibits wi irnpor- prmanent burpal wbih tphni Iy wi solciinj wi pmonstrte ticles pxbibitpd in al rord in- forard ration an euipment lacturprs I wil tin- p1rtant aims estt engineers' cub in Tis wi manufacturrs' hip rpprtspntt I a 1 I I indivi ual fX. pro uets is diretion advrtis.1 Throujh nlwspaprs priodicals erculation wil posi'l Atlnt di Smintion ountry Tht epeutie ma facturers' 3 Transprtation buid- is disPtchin mai in bih is Atlatas undj puted caim 8 cty suth. IRISH lEA BARS PUlC MiiNGS I Dubln. Apri my ssciat Pr ommandant Geer Pikinjton. coImandinr di- rpublcan exeutive a insrJent prohlbild al publ in art.

Te lndeptndtnt dedaed Wa takn interst ci. zns. mfet binl Ncardld cNnting cvi fetling. Te prolamaton ffets meting announC fr weI Arhur Grf. ftbs protraty metn thfre Apri I fTight to an destoyd Os frm Blfa consne Ft moy Wateror Rry Oontr ind ptnd Iish repub ln uy.

sta te toay nti i ue pro ibitil mater T1tin thf nnlt sLmltl publcty deprment 8t in er Eglish i c. lndents I ws mtM appl ol Iris Pr sid BANkR BOSON Bton. A8 lonei Wilam I Gaton cairman Shawut Bnk thi cty. toay announc Cnddacl ot nominaton Unitl Sttes etr Bnator Ll. Tpublin.

ha indicted tt ud c- dd retL 7W i Edwi Dav I Eeutor Ette. Appe. 1lcn Ga. Apr Sp al- suprior wi Wi- sn ntr elI- AUut 6 leve 750. cousins I Rbinson.

MI. Cor Vin. Fitzgerld Jottfn S. vs WI8 i caveatol wth havnJi turpd I excut n. th.

wi I wih hlmlelf exeutor. Te u2ht tab sh whereaouts 1 0000 gien frp I 15 bnd. Te IR in Wednee- prpsi ing. wi ap paled rurt TeAtmony. is sid cose Ir.

son. John on I II a id. rPup td wi. Ilf pxputor. 0 ntp thf 1 hndo Ir.

DR is Johnln 2lve Tndpr wi r. 5250 Ir. 175 Ilnd rOl in ani RnnhP olsin. Wilson 2PaJd. repive nd rr.

Robinn s. Tohnsn Eviipnrp uhmittP fr. nhn on lfprinl di paol' burg ndministfP thrp ain dR Tis combination. CIn l1no11n min dispins mpmry 11 curseihie i fr. i immediately aftf Ir.

Jfhn n' lavPtor RP lld ClOf' fom court ordinary th. superior 11r Johnfn I i IxPutpd Ir. ohn8ns in po 8ssion tatp. re FrePrik. J.

1 Ir I Lfv rltt Irs. PowPl llp Ir JohnSn Irll. Knight. rs. Rin lrR.

J. al CRrolna. As thl odi. wil appint In nt rp i psRfssion O. I 1O ht acrordinl yr Hanrrk.

ht wil I tP tit luppror reM very. Aprl 8 toay delupd in te Perr Bloodworh thi wpk chare murer in dpth G. W. B1- nd as wi announcP later. dilbrt hur beorp isCaS1f.

Witnpsses in mor- ing Imp hptwNn Blooworth. RltJpr'l Butler ha Ron thronih orrnrrP I Taer. rordinl tpgti1n RltJpr' soon. to' loo worhs apoJoJie did nt fY Blooworh. IPP I Brel pr in hlS1JY passf Bltlpr ani stopp strtM luarrp which llPd in rinl OthPT tpotifPd tha an BltlPs led of h.

WI. in placp. thpl shotlun. Bltrs fhir whih in in pfort hI a Iut ani shot igri es I Dltn. Aprl 8 Digifo delbrtions Whit ld rior morning throug mPium olactory nerve sme young' bys cptur bautifullitlp stripP undr court hus provo rips" nigilt undtreath I whpr cour Te captrs In elsewher entprtin curt.

wbic procePe fiing unmis- oor. whir. reuired renc thl in- trsive poltt. udp Tarvr wa sitting window I shifP lanM first I thf wins. la wyers.

jurors. the 1I Wfe doin 1mI baiil voluntErl informltion' poleat wa prf. Tarer sus ndid rllps ptrmitte Cigar. cigar- ettts. miking ad pip vntr wr brurht al mehitie or I Te ofendr W8 adjudg eurt bu thf tirt asmbage.

iudinl tal eion 8Yfrll huniT i I Jit Tie WI smaiy disatc ka- bhnd min Inourh Iwakf I dt1 Ind itmb" ns. rikt riminn. tn Bepmbin Jalitor. jlou thl ulltion 1 Imf dnf tant an mrlJtd tl eurb0 lawnan te ra Pe 26' ROAD AND BRIDGE CONTRCTS APPROVD ohn hairan hghwy cmmision. announc Satury 2 bridg project constructin fe- erl bn ac authori thes projets 5 wi complete yer.

Te wi gT- emmpn varons countil eual wl suprvision Amonp ben ronstrucion are Broks id Tomas nine mip rd Tomasif' Campbll rnnty Clple bur ton l1nt hal mie rad Ionne wih Camphll rod Dpctnr Innty. bri ln rad pojft GrMn rnn- rRd Grllnshr Clmern St Kinl llnd pnkin briiiP nlr runt fe Iill' ountv rRd projet tWll Til' parta andlrsvip Hou ton brd2p tmt i DpMt11r Clntv lnp aroI runty. roarl Yia I arrolton Jasper rl1ntv. rl Irojlct HaI cunt r011 from' Oninlsjp lint tolrd pIIand Tnrt lnt hrid2p Iartwll ston ntV. rOld Polk COlfy.

fr clrtown DRIa rn- projlct I I iOf 8 I I har Tceild i WOrIl hJr bpP. buthpr ibeTa ifmrnoff Irh Snate lator committee announcl hI endeavor brin arut iii" he rik pRtpr under hail in pw I afte aret rnnection civil suit. Borh id laid offirfs an I Inlilltld i ditionary fred and re supporpd no fully oficial Tfort i Amlr Rn S1ovrnmrnt Iair fn i iliRm raves cm- exrditionary rrp. commltt1 said 1 harl appar hi mitte hI rlslu authorizing inv tlg ft ht Srmpnff I 111ry hI 1MI Iny I time in coulry I th spna tor a id. i I pw B.

IOciltPd Irps. ry Impailn I I mllgling along tht brd r. in wbilh l''uipppr would mha viola tor IIW i A. director ho ploli. Kincuir.

2PleraJ. hi opra tion. plan ndjutllt IpnP prdp thjrt pVn onl I rlnnda. offfpd mfrhinp un whoh hI larantpld wonll nrmorp moor al said. nrmrll prohibition nirrrtor fR irRrp mlS1 gpr thnl' 1lmpn nnr I Ix- irt.

firJi. Yok harhr in horiprH Dirlrtor Oprl. i tlpipr. the lnaria' rrpr become Ilri tRr mIRSnrp. required with sitnltion.

I CLEAING nrk. Ar T. sctnal nr lh. Ipn hmc IAnl. tu nm pint' fe the hnw that th.

hnl 1f1 on nr r1imrnt TiA Is IDa of L3 frm lint wk Tho tlompnf fnI10" Acual Cnditon. Ton nlna. Oo do- 100. 0 11 on 11. mmhr fprol M.

serve Ink 71QO inrPA 4. 1o. nC fMMI r. Iank mere. br nh.

7O iscems HOooo ub ot In on trt I pn 7410 Inrr. SO n. Iv 11 al' Ink Inset cfn 91O10 19. mo 3930 d. f40.

Tm. it. SiOIJIO ae 6 I 0 rlr11tlnn. 33910 In" r. 0.

pI 111 M3i90. 4. 1i 1 Summor nf I Ionh tnt fu in rroter ew York nt Inrudd tn. hon. ttrmermf rrni3 160140 tie- I rnld.

11770 d. 1r bnk nt. 61 Inc. 341130. nTlt.

with YMMI n. nnnl 62. 70 I o. 10. Tnal i.

f661f I Tntl emln tnz mnnh from re. efIIn obe Inh rpnea 11 Ynr. rAlt. Stot. tn52.

11. S. 1. 227. NU' nnl 11 5 TGrRnj lrrh Thp rpmlin Ir Eliz diP homl randdu2htpr.

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dftb. I Tparl Tl' hflc B. Iethnist chtrch eVlninr ekler. prmdip Ildt. ofiat2 Te interent tk IJi mltery.

MI wa W. prmltnt nuKne LGranre. dil yer. Ind tht Smih. Rblle.

Survinr Indci rtn. Wiil Smih. Harr lnnRr Mr. W. Kormlan.

TGranlt Hary F. mib. vnon Mn. Tor tf Atanta 1lrl. JPtr.

Crdl. rarlH L. 1lrn. Ml Smit. attdr al Aubu.

A Deth Hi' Unce Mares. Por cbinle mp. Sience ha cruely Iwe psible deat ump takp plaC acrdng announc pln al ca us is i. 10' er etremity. Scence Sys te psiively informtion me spokstan sienc resigne itSlf belef lhy.

sira1y capble withstandinJ I- watchinl lare prt thl Austrliian cntlntnt slp hi hfir ster Apri IfR ll blushing An8tralan uncI alar. Iubprt Lt A pupi Eward di eiple scienC aoreid pwr rons caracter frst Ilanrl' Caled Cbamhr mfrcp. whih i mlt mpmbr bi abi- reuest- I dpmon tratp hi pwPr Ind plpted Dilht ity cub. le known perln. hetlr Ii81 In me sktchls lprhap dlmon ra tion nnR rtion llt indi 8t1 it ownpr crcial hut CUrlP IndUrRnrl' II Go Thrp catie revelations.

Andy's rNption and knowlp naturt Ip i in hlf' ma Upr fact. fftinf snf lon irprt on right an JridPlps OthfR. Irtion rnium frm forphfd tht how rlPuou rtligous spculative 1150 fn 1 orinarI' Io li- Inti Rii. Tp aN th" lnrlr irl1m tan ftw m' tllo wonlr pp hilrioIIS. 0.

I I Tlr. tlml. ltal ale Thlrt tIme 1 I. I. tons avertstmpnt a pd for les lne.

the folow- Ing clustlCtonl wll on I be In- cah th. ord en an Board. an ted-Doarder. For Room Furnlahe4 81 Wanted-Male. Wanted-Feral" Room UnlurD he.

Rooms FurDShe or Want To Rm. Unfu. Wanted-To Advertisement tald a wil chaged lne. wil estlmatd of a wil same ful lne Consttution wIl be r- In- advertse- or Olcontnunce adyertalng must to wi Inr sts wll our. :0 a rts mnts to aplr cash claullc- tun.

Id claelflcaton. casts order a our dlrlctry ads tld applca- ma1 olcltor TELEPIOE PERONA rn FREF DTB ABSLd1 t8 Dr EX Eihe I Otfie or it 1. II Dil rll1 Dr A. Wiliamsn CH I Cmplete X-Ray I 212. Hous 1 AND IY 212 Grand Theater Bldg.

CO TI e' De. 1D rtn pat icla. Gnd Prout I. ny O. lnnr.

lo WHnFI CIO Knoere Hen. 8todU' ta" lU. pef p1 mom Tel Ir 4 2. Tet. Bok Sop nrth BE tm pnTe" lur tln.

:0 nIlni dlttln. hamful. Moy 101 8. AT. Tamp.

Fa. LT pre ork fo puhlllo Lul. rokn Aatho' olatl 2 1 It. onltOI pITt. Mf bomelk oe td Infut 1 Ultc4' 2 Wlnr FOR ullnz fr nrk "b.e be Aron.

P. WIL th. 10 fon cy nkp D. romp. Dr' 8tn7 atero cl Sise RM USC rrhlM Xorb Furlb treet Wi pry plcke tnr 5 pbr p.

Ilhon. Hemlok 76 In rr r7 ke phtlk umbM l. wl tor 1 He Ir 76J. ttLD Ba. 8.

On ra prpry an I7 ex. I pau Cde 1. Rp 41. DRESMANG DRING. dlplnr ebUI e.

Wok ante Wo 3 Wt I Hfo 118. YO 0 lwl. d. fo Jor 0 tJr mde arer. Petr.

1' 314 ON M. CUm. 1 Artl. 1 O. 0 pe d.

I tlltl of rRT-CI8 Teotl de. roehr narnt" ae 4llW plr hlrlm II Hk 11Ir cl Man 42 W. J. 8ABL pr 2 Wlm lt. Afrmnt 1' fMW.

ATLTA Hettln A Palt1 0 TE BES 1 SU. RMI II. pdUar. br b- III. aor.

bt cnr. 11 U1 Wt 7 HE WAEMae A ADB I PJ OJ i ACCOUNT ANTS' Clcr te t1 be NE PROITS" AT TaT. rt Ut Ue A Iy Rom Camr 0- mr dl rm. Aul al lor I Strt A laDt. A mmn a 8etr ad teIr fend A OR wh ma Intuele I uuntl topl.

bl I aal 17 ITlte a te Dumbr auhe Icntnr Il dltt1 FRE al prent. I w1 fntln mp tnl Icrmmtl arl. yu d7 qete 7r nuln I. or 1 thl CJ INTERNA TIONAL 722 ATA A TT8 CAx BtILlSG. 3.

1m 1 Addr 1 Restve. STEA IFITERS PLV 1ERS VELEY. IE 10RIAL 1 0 7. CE TS HOCR ORK. MR ICLLRE.

GODS suth grwing concer. folowing apply. Ca kindre an comission Reples hed sticly confidential ful pariclar LVI CO. Ffh ANTED225 LAOR VTE BOA AND LDGIG TI IE EXAMINA TION NATONAL A 80CITON' CR TID PULI ACCUA wlt c. wi Atnt I Aprl 1 an 1.

Appl- ctO 0 fal Infortio my nbtlnP fro theIr Soatler Rrltntatn Raldlnl. ur 50FA' depnd. upn tm bi far- tor Knon what blity Tu actaly a klog 1 ue I I tt wl brn" tb IllhN prke. nor1 mn has tb. qultea nO17 wl ucce Te qneton pltlnr talnr rr1 De.

ra Imprtnt qutoo I YOl q1lfy Io crl Iton ptlblt ao I. rH- nr ar y0 pllbl. pl. yr applcaton 1U I te nlr tXTL I ORGA T7. TO RrIER.

zo lFrROPLI nD 490 U2 dy. Easy rle orera fol n' br aag. 11mlnum rtr ok. cobnation 10 plll upr. YePP.

hw mpe Wte oer We delr clt Y01 ad- TnI. Par 11fctor. Writ Jnntng lfg. Au. 21.

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21. nluo 8 dy. Dlay ptta Iamlnu cte lt Wt. nro. dle an 70 dly PTrlnt UfPHr tl.

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EXJrlet. uDnAo T. pAtfon frbe Wrte Bo 14 St. Tnl. A' IDtelH ent pr.

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le terto. Newrkt. 1 Jt A. cty. 8ILVXt8' 1 ae tO.

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fU81 8 rb Ct1n 2 Petr Af. I. WANDTe I ep0 qul- It a h. 4nc t1 lr t. ERT Jnn pltle Ilfl I i HIr om 1 abr.

Bnl dn et fa fn' h4 I r' a ln ot 70 ptl. CiT ad1 na' Ad 111 Cllttl. BRICnn. caplte. et.

ae 1. Lr h. if ntttI11. I to 0 Pa Il. CA.

TCAL OLJ nt m. CI. BW P. A. ot 1- I 24 a I' I I I CONSTTUTIONATLANTA.

GASUNDAYAPRIC 1 JOINLEAGUE Press. buiness th eagne. as as on Highway hi wagel hi Wilson. operation un- dis- Wilson. In TIpwIABEAcH w451 Ideal Sprint Seashore Resort eventssn laees i 4 1 Bad7 re co ell TheatrcsaII wa I Sand I.

th ur is Is hat is neo- is ef- giving isis- tire. court righ ta. WIU TORSBA TraoetFree TODAY 12 Adb Vw- tl 2 lb PP oom 3 iOO B. NEE r. rais- re- af- cen possesses-it nationbas na- various 20001 Marietla materials medern I is be in- operation cx- Through posi- IRISARMY PLJ8UCMEETINGS Commandant Pilkington ap- insurgent fiths Colonel John on's Special.

Wil- 75000. cousins. Wilson. Da- pon promissory secure 1500 I I 1500 cousin Evidence tiisnind mind disposing sue- vi race Leverett ordi' flCt 100 Special. between Will I Btitlrs ac- Sapp he Butlers ho 8.

C. also awakes lawn-and CONTRACTSAPPROVED commission. bridge ty. I cohinta- Villa rend Gainesville county. Declaring and had Sihersa about anti eater Nnntor officers offisial govorninent Ila icy It Iliarn it.

expeditionary these mittee controssional I Semenoff lose gutting said. socisited A smuggling is public eo- operation. eerier I thirty-seven Cannla machine armored I smug- Sluice. in ex ew lock sian the Opera. cu measure.

situation. ye'- Tork. it ci centifon arose 5ojc hnSs suit Scsi. see. 5 nsk hes ii yi4 settee 5w.

cent an isci-cacu tlhu2vo from ts statimeni Tiny santi. etc. l44t2OO7iYSl tvioo anne sits' members see. hank. R371syi i.re.s54''i.

eetr nl re bee itOTflti 540000 s-metS. tr 7R4ttmnO ttiOOO mivpcirries taS hssks ssnononn I scme l2P24flOfl. deposit. l270j04ont tncrese t1tuistOon liucreas. v.

lepeelt. iutncteei 150000. nest pree re yes l405i5lb Inc relic $100. Snmamry ett. ansi rose- peat.

ster ee not Included loss liseeeM. itt2ii034500 crc s14 Mri7700 sisison c' rr I sintassoo 141tBOO. seen. 545002710 ri00500. 1653525000 5.0- non.

Total. timnlnstts amoant On. relto test deesesit. 5ria572 15 Itift4000. 520277000.

521500. 8. I The S. tb was evening. The the Hennessey if Charles Is Al.

Be has persons Lee is well-known act en. is the luilumuis. sci- under worst' On ise a use Imp 18e a lisa qeyen 14e a lisa a lisa lime Wanted-Boarder Rooms Furniahed. Situatiu-s Wanted-Female. Rooms.

Wanted-To cii a ed. ad- re- lnt5rosts bald 5050 FOB Shone 7851 ABS0Ltriiy FRt SIEDICAL Uti at liaIse. ussicts 5iEDlcAj AasfellBu I. 21i. 1r' liT I 211 Bldg.

Co lb. ne priiculari 1255 iener Coin. W45jEt HarisrdCiasic tar ismp4 hosts a Pie. rreotttrp2hKevt' Rep' priest. htr11t your test.

345 wiLt Snhnnen.DuB.ou Company' m1. itree sl oap tsr 76051 One Let B. pltzSstAii0O westiesetitrs ci 53 nasi-etass py5 rim giae.e- is Hawk. case. pies call Msin W.

6756W. 3 WANTED-Male I 0. A3 ASS CPA TB I cu the lit mere 5i St aneiyaia. number be tho IT 0 be re- qeeeotoi your us Usia 726-27 tvuercr ytse. A YorkClty 225 Wskliujton 1 depend.

end so brIng europa costIng right past oe1r nor eriirv. OIEN 200 IIPTRIINLITAN M5' ti' 512 now react Ito sod 5 iv yeii iswpir. ibis. 5- MFN-Aje secret Investigations A roner TI S. 5350 ii flrosdeeey Sr MEN-It Spere Mfg.

enstityton aonaecasary. Bogge 14 a unnecessary N. 5 5 fiIrIIhe4 z- 128 atrnppers etc. sIne 5 SILVRVS' glass. us conG glilsea.

Bepsire 5 War Street. v1 Service. Z. I out ovk. ii 472 Special iti ynt5n it etsb Sample moith-l'ce ma yew 1 in i H3 home.

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