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Nrfk Satib ryt Atlanta tl WE SELL FORD CARS i A I RrLEB RIJ IVY SOT Nothing to eat but food" That's the way you feel sometimes when you get tired of eating the same old things day af- ter day. With a bottle of Heinz Tomato. Ketch- up on the table its a different story your appetite takes a spurt everything tastes good and eating is a joy. HEINZ TOMATO. KETCHUP He Loved Her May Until He Kissed Her QUCH beauty and charm He thought he loved her until 1 and then i the great disil.

lusionment. No he could never forgive that an unpleasant breath. The romance was gone. Yet tifferent it would have been had oftJtknown For no longer is there say excuse for a disagreeable breath. Starptiae usedmorning and evening.

wil overcome most cases instantly. tepliae is highly antiseptic delight- iIl34easapt ind leaves the mouth eo Wrat and fre from any trace jtjf rnwroVwobra Fine for tonsilitis ad or Vltroat AU druggista have it SOcaiottle. Get it today. SijOPtHAT ITCHING ltSfeessary now racking Apply cooling Resinol Ointment and know the comfort it gives. Nttew FOR BASTS SttttiiMq Hulinq Effective at Once We announce new prices of Edison Re-creations.

OW price. 135 New price 100 Old price 185 New Prie 150 Old price 225 New price 200 AUo a substantial redaction to price of th Hepplewhite and Jacobean Model Instruments. THE EDISON SHOP 182 Peachtree St. ATLANTA CQNSTITUTION. New Universities Dictionary 25Sffiap 5iipi mmm si JiSliuHjteS Z--ili2 ftTobaceo fi He had jatnied' il the Excelsior Company whichr has headquarters at the Piedmont MdtelT lie body waaremovieatd Greenberg Bonds lie is BurVivedbybis widow.

Woman HilTjy frnek Hattie Mabres eoloretLof 29 Taylor was severely injured at 13:30 o'clock Monday when she was struck by an auto operated by TI white man. whose name baa not btIII1. learned at Fair and Grant streets. Xb driver did. not stop to ascertain bow badlr woman was injured it Claimed According to T.

L. Williams of 70 Grady place who waian eyewitness the driver was intoxicated Polter secured the number of the machine and were searchingMonday night for the driver. Two large trucks belonging to the city satnitary department skidded into a light truck driven by W. H. Crawford wnite at 1:16 o'clock.

Monday afternoon. in front of 156 Simpson street. Although the driver escaped uninjured the light truckwas overturned and wrecked. MISSING WITNESS IN DUPRE HEARING Continued Front First Pare. idea that DuPri should be hanged for his crime.

Attorney H. A. Allen counsel for DuPre. told Judge John Ii Humphries conducting the hearing Gordon had nude the affidavit and had promised to be in court last Friday to take the stand. He had suddenly disappeared then.

He was in my of. tire not an hour ago said Mr. Allen and had been properly subpoe. naed and told me he would certainly be here but it seems that he has disappeared again. I therefore withdraw his affidavit.

But I want him in court. insisted Solicitor-General John A. Boykin. Let an attachment issue for- him ordered Judge Humphries. Find him and hold him until I return here he ordered.

The commission was turned over to Deputy Gordon Hardy on the probable theory' that it takes a Gordon to catch a Gordon Richardson on Stand. Previous to the Gordon incident. E. L. Richards Who had' made an affidavit as to having heard Juror Howell express prejudice was called to the stand.

Solicitor oykins cross- examination was evidently directed at proving that all the affidavits had been obtained by one evidence collector who had not been particular about their accuracy. A fourth juror was brought under fire when C. S. Park. of Smyrna.

testified that Juror J. L. Brannaq had told him previous to the trial that he thought DuPre should be hanged but expressed doubts it a jury could be found to return the death penalty. The hearing adjourned after Attor- fey Allen had reserved the. right to any jurors that might make affidavits to be produced by the solicitor-general.

The next step in the DuPre case I will be the hearing- of the motion for i a new trial by Judge H. A. Mathews at Macon Saturday. For Coldl Grip or Influenza nnd as a Preventive. take laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets.

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which wfUUmnl to su1feND bass vpon rndpt tit a stotomsot of tbslrcso. Adssa Tb WaJdea lasUtato Swwi aaJOear Baby's tender skin requires mild soothing propertie inch as ore found lit th Cutleera 8oap-0mtment and Talcum. Th Soa wlsswt. Qre and ekmaiat MISS LUCIUS QUINN. SUICIDE VERDICT IN PATCH CASE Continued from lint page.

have full use of the injured arm it was announced. Young Woman Testifies. The inquest was opened at the establishment but was con. duded at the hospital where members of the jury were taken to hear the testimony of Miss. Quinn the most important witness in the case.

Miss Quinn told the members of the jury as the lay in her room at the sanitarium the details of the shooting she remembered them. and when It was over asked in at. appealing tone "Don't you reckon itwas an accident. as I am sure he did not mean to shoot me. All during her story she seemed to want to think thai her companion had no intention of shooting her.

I met Mr. Patch about five years jo began Mid Quinn. but did not know him very well mntii abou. a year ago when he returned to the railroad office to work. He had asked me to marry him several times but I always told him I did not care for him in that way and he said at one time that he would kill me if I ever married any one els.

but later told me he was joking. lie had not discussed matrimony for several days prior to the shooting. We went to the Grand theater and bought tickets. but as there was a long line waiting to go in Mr. Patch decided that he would rather go to a movie' so we went to the Metropolitan.

Girl Take the Wheel. After we had started home he asked me to take the wheel. which I did reluctantly. as I am not a very good driver. He told me he was feeling badly and did not want to drive.

When we were within a few blocks of my house. I felt I stinging sensation in my right arm and heard what I thought at the time to be a blow' out and a few minutes later I beard another noise which I took to be a pistol shot. Mr Patch fell against me sod I stopped the car and jumped out as soon as I could. I diet not see the pistol and had no intimation that he intended to do anything like he did. I tan into my house after some people had come to look after Mr.

Patch. where I was given medical aid by Dr. Ward. I was just as much surprised at what happened as were my friends. no he never once tinted that lie felt desperate in connection with his affection toward me.

Denies Statement. Miss Quinn emphatically dented the statements made by William Thomas Oustler of 120 Highland View. who said that he heard a young lady in the ear cry' out "Don't do that Don't do that- He testified before the Inquest that hearti the cry between the tiring of the first and second shots At the conclusion of Miss Quinn'S statement she was questioned by. Cur- oner Paul Donehoo and members of the jury relative to whether or not Patch made any proposals of marriage on the night of the shooting or immediately prior thereto but she reiterated the statement made when she was telling her story. T.

J. Clelry of 183 Holderness street one of the first persons to reach the ear told the jury of aiding in lilting Patch out of the ear and placing him on the sidewalk. Cleary said he aided in tearing off the mans shirt which caused them to discover that the bullet had entered the left breast near the heart. Call Officers J. E.

McDaniel and J. H. CranksLaw who were among the first to reach the scene. described the position jf the burly which had been placed on the sidewalk and covered up. Officer McDaniel displayed the 38 caliber Smith Wesson pistol he found in the car before the Jury.

It contained two empty shells and. three bullets. Dr. G. H.

Noble Jr. who examined the body of Patch Dr. B. II. H.

ward. who rendered first aid treatment to Miss Quinn. and J. Austin Dillon I'm- balnier at the Harry G. Poole undertaking establishment.

were among the other- witnesses testifying at the inquest. EFFORT' TO EVADE SERVICE DENIED Continued. from first page. take over the finances of the klan. which they maintain have been mismanaged by the present.

officials was. devoted to argument on demurrers. Counsel for the klan moved that the petition be dismissed on tile gen eral ground that the goblins arenot now members of the klan and have no interest in its organization and on the further ground that while they were members of the klan they did hot seek to have' alleged wrongs redressed hi the roper- klan snthori ties the imperial kloncilium first Battle of Day. The first battle of the day wIa waged when the attorneys fur the insurgents attempted to compel the Western Union. Telegraph company to produce all teUpapYmessages flied by the klan officers.

This was vigorously opposed by both counsel for the kJan uuf tIm. Western Union. They maintained thajtJmly- 2 000000 messages have been teat during the. existence of. the tIaD and it the Western Union.

attempted to. produce an. or them it would require the clerical services of i small men working for data thensetlon for the snbpoena daces 4 Mark Holding attorney- for tie Western declared thst he bs listed' natJ H. TerrelZ. attorney Torthe insurjenrt did not owex aetl7 what' messages be wanted if anyat all But was merely- ropln for evidence.

There was also a general denial by the klan attorneys that the. membership of theorder had been decreased to any alarming extant COUNCIL APPROVES PURCHASE OF SITE. Continued from flrsi page. but was laid on the table for investigation. Race for Police Board.

The council session was enlivened with a hot surprise contest for police commissioner from the second ward. No' candidate to oppose W. R. Free- man the incumbent had been publicly mentioned and it had been predicted that he would be reflected without. opposition.

As it developed howevee W. A. Gresham well-known tcond ward cit. ten was nominated to Ms ceed him. Brief but warm speeches were made.

and the race resulted In the vote of IS to in Commissioner Freeman's favor. Two of the ward delegation had agreed 09 the nomination of Mr. Pros- man. Councilman P. TJ.

Moon. the third member parted company with his colleagues sod seconded the nomination of Mr. Greshan. but when the ballot was taken. voted for Mr.

Free. man. Mr. Greshani wac nominated by Alderman Foster 7. Hunter.

John S. MlClel1and police commissioner from the third wurt submitted his resignation ii the meeting. stating that the increasing pressure of his law practice prevented him from serving further. His resignation was accepted. Accept Clayton's Bid.

The park boards recommendation that the bid of George A. Clayton to finish the cyclorama building at Grant park was accepted. Mr. Clayton's bid of 30333 was low in competition with Sic other contractors. The bid of Wood ft Rocker Construction company to construct extensions to the house at Grant park.

and the bid of Ed R. Days Son to build extensions at Oakland city house were approved. The Grant park will cost $3700. and the additions at Oakland city 2243. A conference committee.

appointed to make recommendations in the truck purchase controversy that arose several weeks ago. recommended that five Federal trucks be bought and council acted accordingly. At its Ian meeting council authorized the pur. chase of four Armleder trucks but the aldermanic boar non-concurred. The five Federal trucks will cost approximately 16000.

Council confirmed the trf committee's award of the Marietta-De tot street paving contract to the McDougald Construction company. Thip thoroughfare will be paved from Tone avenue on Marietta street. to Yonge Street on DecAtur. a distance of about one and one-fourth muse. Conncil also adopted a resolution to widen the street from Bartow to Foundry.

Maysons Salary Raised. By unanimous vote. council adopted a resolution to increase the salary or City Attorney James L. Mayson from 4000 to 5000 a year. Councilman Claude Ashley who introduced the paper pointed out the string of important legalvictories which Mr.

Mtyson has won in behalf. of Atlanta. end de dared that he saved the city enough in actual money last year to par a 5000 salary twenty times over. The aldermanic board concurred. Councilman Fred C.

Woodall. Will be author off. solution which spun- djqted requiring the Southern Milroad to Install safety gates lit the MrDonourh road grade crossing on itsline. 1A resolution Introduced requesting council to appropriate in a ht np sum to the board of education its bond issue quota of 4000000. to be zpent with concurrence of the bon)1 commission was laid on the table to le taken up at the nut meeting.

JAZZ' AND DANCE HALLS DENOUNCED Continued From First Page. have been settled finally in thi courts. In denouncing the dance halls Judge Humphries said a wholesome ef feet would. be obtained if III public dance halls were closed. To stamp out the public dance hall in our city would be a move which would rive impetus to morality in this section Judge Humphries said.

Scantily clad girls and half-drunk boys go through antics which are repulsive to the finer sensibilities of rood men and women. Attacks Poolrooms. As to pool rooms. Judge Humphries said they are hotbeds of potential crime. He said they should be ban.

lobed because many criminal plots ate worked out in pool rooms. The pool room is degrading the youth of this community. and if abolished the moral fiber of this community would be strengthened. I can not point out specific places. as I have not gone that far in the matter but from evidence given me in cases before me I find that many criminal schemes are hatched in pool rooms lb judge said.

Many motion pictures are wonder. ful creations and serve educationally and- entertainingly. but there are some pictures which sImuld not be allowed on the screen Judge Humphries charted. Re said pictures reeking with vice and outlawry should barred. Re said a number of civic or.

ganisatlona are making earnest efforts to clean up pictures shown in Atlanta by Careful censorship and he said these efforts deserved success. Jury Service. Referring to the. duty of every mdli. sea to serve on the jury.

when called Judge iel declared that many of wealth entfe thu duty. So Mint td out that there. it a certain unitary organization in Atlanta which teopl4 can join for a fe of. 25 and can then. be exempt from jury service.

He expressed the opinion that- the law exempUngmen from' Jury service for this reason was qoonst1tutInI. lie declared that pen of wealth wUleade jury duty while men who wort hard Lfor a Urlnl tare to serve on the VwaMV thaiiXiwiluS to jostwantsd to put a Aboutv. 1 jTTTt Ttgi t- fFftiHM1 at meals. rv haunted hssJUt QaapcUa kosst a tttialaC pflvs oil. 4rTffT i March By the Associated Frets.

The trial of GOY. srnoe Len Small on chants of con. splatcy to embezzle state funds was postponed today until April 3. The governor asked sixty. days' delay on the round that his presence here would interfere with letting of spring road building contracts.

Judge Edwards granted thirty days' delay on the understanding that no more delay would be asked. Arguments for and against the governor's motion for a continuance were featured by an extensive discussion of the state road building program the price of concrete. the ability ofstate department heads to carry on in the governors absence and thinly veiled accusations from James H. WilkertlOl1 assistant general of Illinois that the defense was seeking to postpone the case until alter the April primaries. SEVEN CENT DUTY ON LONG STAPLE COTTON' PLANNED Washington March 6.

An import duty of seven cents a pound on long Maple cotton the figure in the emergency tariff law is understood to Lave been agreed upon today by republican members of the senate fi nance committee who are rewriting the ordney tariff bill. Some corn- nlteemen were said to have Insisted upon a rate of ten cents and to have given notice that they would carry their fight to the senate floor. In presenting their program for duties on farm- products senators of the republican farm tariff bloc asked for a rate of fifteen cents a pound and thtir support in the senate is being counted upon by committee proponents of the duty of ten cents. Long staple cotton is grown largely in Arizona New Mexico anti south- era California. Program Arranged.

Athens. Os. March 6. Soecial. A committee from the Athens Chamber of Commerce to work out the details for the meeting of the Eighth and Ninth District Press association in Athens Saturday was appointed Monday morning.

and is as follows Mike Costa. Morton S. Hodges. Professqr A. Rhodes.

Fleetwood Lanier 31. G. Xich olson and Hugh Rowe. jury at 2 a day and suffer considers. his loss financially.

In discussing publication of statements of people concerning the guilt or innocence of criminals on rlal Judge Humphries said such statements should not printed. He said the newspapers of Atlanta were al willing. to exclude news which would tend to defeat public justice. He said the newspapers were entitled to all facts in the case and should publish the facts. He said however that the mere opinion of people relative to the cues on trial should not be printed.

He did not name the DuPre case nor Billy Sunday. the noted evangelist but it was understood that he referred to the recent letter written by Sunday to Governor Hardwick in which the evangelist recommended. that the death sentence of DuPre commuted. Refers to Sunday Letter. I was greatly surprised to read in the press some time ego that a noted man had so far lost control of himself as to express an opinion as to what the fats of a criminal convicted here should be when We bad not heard one word of the evidence Judge Humphries said.

Su statement gentlemen tend to loosen respect for the courts and for law an" order. Judge Humphries told the grand jury that the criminal element should be made to realize that eb-aingang sentences would follow law violation By merely imposing light fin a court grants criminal. heap license. to continue in their evil way. The polity of this court is to give chain.

rang sentences when wrongdoers are convicted. the judge declared. 3. C. Gentry.

of the Atlantic Ice Coal corporation. was elected lore- man of the grand jury. NEW BONUS PLAN BRINGS PROTESTS Continued from first page. business to a point of distress if not panic. Induced New Panic.

These protests are so formidable in their strength that they have today thrown the republicans to a state of panic from which they thought they had emerged with' the certificate proposal because it did not appear to require any treat amount of money for the first few years. While the opposition is such that would make the ways and means committee hesitate under ordinary circumstance. those who' have followed the bonus agitation are inclined to believe the committee will report the bin and attempt to fore. It through the house. The attitude of the house leaders toward the bonu.

Is similar to that toward the tariff legislation prompt ness without consideration ii to merit words the desire of the houuleaderg. aroused by th bonus demand before the November election. is to place the infant on the senates doorstep and leave that body to struggle with the flies and political consequences. PotltJe Baseball. The situation as to adequate bonus legislation does not appear anv more Tnt only thing thai is reflected in house sentiment is.

that there must be bonus legislation is a political lIenq. Tie fact of tt matter is just hat been emphasized in The Constj. tution before the majority playing political baseball with' the most se Pious problem tlatb confronted coi- trets sInce ti declaration of woe. It It hoping to make a three-hag house ran with the. bonus bill before the rammer congressional primaries.

and then have the Meats kin the runner at th borne COUNCIL ORDERS PROBE OF' CRAPY HOSPITAL Continued JVoat FTrti Page. tl tbk loinftals' irido eommit- tee held a ri ih Behold charge at tha kospltal last Sttrdiy afternoon asked permission to robmlt tie port of it The report was IS follows street of cummittee. Wvflnmt upon lavestigadmaths that no telephone numbers were lilt a the ho- pital by members of the of Mr. hnlta for call if ct ol ewfiBcy JfW find rwn ttstiaionr i f' Mr. A.

1 Iwoaynight elerlc at hospital Mls Barer Heade oa nifhtiisnperint ndent of none that the ai na tIftflee operator a pollee bt daMrter i wai notified firit at 2 01. a. and tgai at 43d nu- nj nwnJrr of JVbrairy 27 aea tM thath fieeftja ia aM wUdt Mt lin A lieeiteadqtiirtertv find nponrTlestim6ar MriC It. P. Btenr derk In charfe1 of the tn reau of lnforrnatidn at Gradr aHd also from the telephone operator Mr W.

D. Barfield. thstno telephone call had een received. earlier in the day inquiring into tht condition of Mr. i Schultz although Mrs.

W. 3 McGee. a sister of the deceased mnfdnfalned that she did can and received a ye. gy that the patient was Maine nice- Mayor Score Commute The hospitals and charities committee. In it inquiry Saturday.

pa 4. thi report the coaatet salt to cedi 4 Alderman Tbira inlthe pretence of Bat Johnson and UI doht understand mean said Chairman wn You pawed the. bur committee ha patted i tie buck that' afl the rrtftff rrrrrrr BuillLIkea tetausas A slender tilt thread is tkitf hand. It ttrtmg tntufh ti 2 htavily lesdod WaUtr drawn- Aatt ffen Frtm ut1 pk tttrPk STEEL LETTER FILES UILT like a sky. scraper with skyscraper uprights pieces girders etc.

of channel steel. Even go skyscrapers one better because electric welded into one solid piece. No nuts no bolts no rivets no rods no screws. Drawers silent and speedy. Will run 100 years without repair or attention.

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