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1 1 THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA. GA-, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1924. -fK" if too chilly to fling" ITUTION away "your winter garment of re HEALTH TALKS BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. BITS OF NEW Y01K LIFE BY O.

O. MdNTYRE Juit From Georgia ST IXUX Zh RAST0V pentance." DWELL oalnesa MaBiftr. THE WORLD'S WINDOW BY PIERRE VAN PAASSEN. A READER WITH A SORE HEAD Maybe there is ao use writing this, An East Side pant maker who has New York, April 30. The kindliest heom onite a fizure in the movie people to be found anywhere are among those who essay small charac producing world was recently select- sent to the county jail in Chicago.

She told the police she had no home. As long as she could remember she had worked for a farmer in the sub mg a chief tor Jus scenario sian. xuo producer insisted that the successful applicant must be a college graduate. He looked with favor upon one appli The Martinis Lover I. Mavtime comin With a smilin face And a rid with Jenny To the picnic place.

II. Tis in ivreet May-time Love'll play his cart urbs, but she could not recall his name or address. When too old for any further use he drove her away. but I am hoping jou will get this far before you chuck my letter in the waste basket and deposit my postage stamp in your capacious stamp receptacle. By the way, let me say right here that I'm going to put iny John Hancock at the end of my letter, and let me ask where you warehouse your stamp collection nowadays? 1 am hepiug for a reply, but I am nothing if not sanguine.

I ara troubled occasionally with small sores in the mouth that are sometimes painful and to say the least annoying. They are whitish ter parts on the stage. 'Ahey are mostly old and gentle souls whose illusions have gone with the years, but they have not allowed life to embitter them. The old character actor or actress is most always one who has hugged th big dream. When the magnificent opus burst with a bang they carried on.

Their existence is a constant trimming of sails for bad weather. are few and far between. She walked tin she dropped rrom ex GENERAL JULIAN S. CARR. The death, while visiting his daughter in Chicago, of General Julian S.

Carr, of Durham, N. brings to a close the career of one who since the civil war has been an outstanding figure in the south's economic, public, fraternal, educational and social activities. He was born in the university town of Chapel Hill, near Durham, and served through the civil war. After the war, with the fortunes of his father dissipated by that con flict, he moved to Durham and shortly thereafter, in copartnership haustion and rested in the doorway. What a pitiful story.

What a de 5 plorable condition in a city wnicn prides itself upon its magnitude. No home for the aged and poor who have fallen on an evil day. And and range in size from a pinhead to And my heart will be beatin still thev call It a city of homes. They live in dreary rooms on shabby streets fringing the Rialto. The agency ante-rooms fill with them where they eit about curled up like tnat of a pea.

1 nave beard them The county jail is no place for an Einaraa at the Poatofflea at Atlanta at Meosd-cliM mU matter. frozen leaves hoping and hoping for the magic change that rarely ever cant and asked if he had Had a college education. He received an affirmative reply. "Show your diploma," demanded the producer. The applicant tried to explain it was not customary for college graduates to carry diplomas around with them.

"Well then," demanded the producer with just a slight sneer, "say me big woid 1" Greenwich Village is the only pltca in New York where one may get a Sunday afternoon hair cut. After prowling about the village one wonders why there is any need of barbers at all. The explanation of the afternoon hair cut on Sunday that no one in the villsge arises until noon at earliest and so the barbers do not open their shops until that time. Canes for women suddenly becams passe. Six months ago Fifth avenue was filled with ladies who carrtetf canes and a few who carried swagger called cankers.

I would not be surprised to hear you. say there is no such thing as I describe, but if by any chance you do recognize such a condition, (E. li. Teisfhona Ma! a 6000 comes. ATLANTA, MAY 1, 1924.

with the late W. T. Blackwell, estab Answer. Your sarcasm, as it The Dead Speak. Here is a message found scratched on the wall in the Japanese submarine Tatsuta, which was aunk with all hands in March during maneuvers "Emperor, banzai.

We will protect our country after death. We are listening to the water signala like the voice of God. We are performing onr duty to the utmost. The imperial navy is sound. We are satisfied." So speaks an invincible spirit, one of wondrous overwhelming devotion to a fatherland.

But also a apirit of fatalism that accepts death with the coolness of defiance. It is this rpirit which makes the Japanese the redoubtable soldiers and sailors they are. Inscrutable Their Decrees. After seven hours' discussion members of the French Academy, charged with the composition of a new dictionary, arrived at the decision that the words bookmaker, boy scout, bridge, camping, court and cricket had become sufficiently French to be included in the language. But the learned men also decreed that the words canter, crack and crawl were barbarisms and should not be included.

Why? you will ask. Ah, that is the secret of the immortals. Radicalism and Discontent The women are silver-haired and wear dowdy bonnets and trailing black skirts. They are drab figures on the seems to me, is purely for the sake IUBBCEI1TI0K SATES. liy Currier or Mall hill mnJt 9 i i 1 1 If 1 white way back-drop giving no lm press of personality yet presenting of sarcasm, whereas mine, as it seems to me, has some extenuation.

"When I assure somebody there is no such thins as catarrh, nervous breakdown. Se S.0O 70 2.00 7.50 some intangible expression of pathetic Mall Onlr. resignation. 1.00 J. 76 3.25 ally, 5c.

Sun-lay, 10c. The men are stooped and wear clothes a little too giddy for mature Constltntion Hnil-Una-. lished the Blackwell-Durham Tobacco company, manufacturing a smoking tobacco which subsequently became world-famous as the "Durham Bull." Mr. Carr was the active manager of that business, and became a pioneer in trade-mark advertising. A famous artist was employed to create and paint the "Durham Bull" on conspicuous boards all over the country, Europe and the Orient, Till she hears my heart! III.

Thanks be to heavea For amazin' grac And a ride with Jenny To the picnic place. Newspaper Blessing. (From The Philadelphia Record.) An old minister, being of a practical turn of mind, at the approach of Thatiksgivinz 'lay sought to enumerate th blessings vouchsafed to him during the past twelve months. So he included in them the notices that he and his congregation had received in the daily press. And what a real cause for thanksgiving, to be added to the other enumerated blessings, for without publicity the sphere of his influence for good was restricted to the few instead of being made available for the many.

Spring Sonit. Spring is here. The willow sterna are clear; A bluebird flashes to his mate years. They smoke pipes and talk of anaztr for all territory their younger brothers who are suc cessful. Character folk have entirely old woman 1ik that.

Such procedure is heartless and cruel, un-Christian and barbaric. But the man who drove her away cannot even be considered human. Diverting Attention From Real Issues. Trotsky is back after six months and delights the -world with his fervor and flamboyant utterances. All his rattling of the sabre and shaking of the mailed fist does not amount to a great deal.

It will do little toward industrial reconstruction in Russia. The thing that counts is what the liussian delegation is doing in London. They are trying to interest British bankers in a loan to be granted to their country. The bankers have told Premier MacDonsld that they must have guarantees of immunity and nrn-interference. If the reds promise this and keep their -word they will have achieved a real victory.

The small shopkeepers and individual enterprises have shown great progress. But the basic industries in the hands of the government still show hge deficits. The government will have tc ION on aals in New outgrowth the petty jealousies that af- th day after lsti. tlict those of their world who have achieved. acute indigestion, female weakness, open or closed pores, and the like, my ulterior and maybe subtle motive is to arouse somebody's interest in his or her health, to the extent of trying to find out what really is the matter.

I do not mean to be disagreeable when I tell you something you know which isn't so, isn't so. The little ulcers or sores you describe so well, which you say vary from the size of your head to that of my mind, are in all probability, it gives me great pain and anguish to admit, canker sores. I might even sympathize with you just a wee trifle about them, for I was subject to them myself. But I must not do so, for it would be ont of character. Imagine me sympathizing with anybody.

I suggest that you touch each little sore daily with a mixture of glycerin and tincture of iodin, half and half, and this was supplemented by newspaper and magazine advertising Receipts kItmi for sub- sticks. A Jady cane shop opened as a tribute to the new fashion. It was not the fad of the flapper who flits lightly from one fashion foible to another, but of the stylish debutant and even the middle-aged. No ona seems to know why the craze was so short lived. I hope in the same manner the hell-shsped trousers for men will die at a gasp.

They are ballooning more each week and the young gobs from tha navy with their wide enes are really amateurish, (Copyright, 1924. for The tion.) not In accordance with tee are not authorized: also not sible for subwriDtion navmcnts oniil The character folk represent the gray mist that the spotlight can never banish in the stage world. Wherever you find a successful actor or actress ill you will always find the character people bringing little bouquets of faded flowers or offering words of cheer. A part with a line or two is all they ask. Top salary for them is a week, but the majority receive and this must he buttered over the many thin weeks "at liberty." Different Things.

Oppress, confine and suppress radi Xamber ef Tha Assoeiatsd Press. Tha Asaoclativl Ptmi is MvMnaW! n- uiea tne use for ntibliratlon of all nrws dts- cals and you create a menace. If in i it i naiwr. nn Sinn in. i i necessary provide the reds with soap boxes and see that they don't get reaching at the peak into millions of dollars a year.

Other brands were added, and the Blackwell company thus built one of the greatest manufacturing plants of the kind in the world, and the leader in its specific line. In the meantime Washington Duke, another native of the Durham vicinity, began the growing of tobacco and the selling of plug and pnmunea Herein. turn them over into private hands to make a success. And that is a hard pill to swallow for the communists. Across the garden beds that wait; There in a sheltered space One daffodil lifts up its face; The wren's note cuts across the still Sweet drowsiness upon the hill And somewhere eager bloodroots bloom Among dead leaves that give them room: Their fragrance sweeten every breeze That scampers through the naked trees Alllane.

n. jl A iha Mil. by means of a toothpick with the end wrapped with cotton and dippped in the mixture a fresh application for i Turn sew zirta. xne t.QDiiuuuua only member In thie aection. each sore each time, and just a gentle AMSWE1S Any reader cnay obtain a parsonaJ reply to any anawtaaWa qua- Uon ot fact or information by writing to Washington Bureau, Atlanta Constitution, 1322 New Sork avenue, N.

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Unalgnod letters cm not bo answered, AU lettara are ooefidenUai. nurt. mat is trie only way to render them harmless. There are' too many still "seeing red' after the needless hysteria of the war. Some people talk of a certain group of republican senators as anxious to overthrow the government.

That is utter nonsense. People who win popular majority at the polls are not a menace to popular institutions. To call such men anarchists shows a YEARS tUK McLHA Y. touch. Then fix up a saturated solution of boric acid, by dissolving a tablespoonful of boric acid in a pint of freshly boiled water, or a little more boric acid if all of that A million lovely violets blow Where Spring's light footsteps come and go.

Margaret L. Dodge. Atlanta. le heavy iteel doors of the At- ta federal penitentiary will close dissolves, and rinse tne mourn genuy How aii th. relebration of Mav build or lay out money on the lamentable lack of knowledge of dif i ant ho if I iuajr vu a man wiiu, uuiu iu VvllU XL.

LVIMU kcuuv 19V Af OinfltJiV ferent schools of political economy. They are not even pink socialists. a dozen times a day or oitener, par- Tfa helierin- 'clock yesterday, was the chief ex- lmf.irA mrts-1 to toLMTlff riH l. A man may be dissatisfied and still ui.uini.ij uviuic and io.w,s triat; tne ceiebration of May Day Aoout tne nature ana causes oi a of one of the great com I dui ii'ui vi ii i ii.v iiiv.u nric a tobacco wrapped cigarettes from a covered wagon. His plant was a small barn left upon his little farm from the ravages of war.

The business of Mr. Duke also prospered, and developed Into the Duke Manufacturing company, makers of the "Duke of Durham" cigarettes and "Duke's Mix'ture" smoking tobacco, the latter in competition with the "Durham Bull" brand of the Black-well-Carr company. The rivalry was intense but friendly for years, and when the sons of the elder eanKers in tne mourn vr uuie iu fr.i nn Mfl 1 to th Roman H-iri- not be a bolshevist. He may in fact become a bolshevist, but that is some-thins entirely different from thp creed A Daily Text. Only the bread you bring to the world's table through honest toil is the bread to say grace over.

Time to Kill. "The philosophers in this town," says a Billville paper, "have more time than money, so they think it no crime at all to kill time, by running the government i-o suit themselves. be original, oiy notion is tnat mey Maia goddess of spring fertilitv. The are unmanly caused by slight in- -w Alfonso, King By the Grace of Rivera. The king of Spain has been interviewed in Paris.

He eays he is not a king by choice, but had the arduous task thrust upon him by Providence. That same Providence must have repented, however, later, for it presented Primo River.a with dictatorial powers and let the king keep his job in name only. Alfonso also says that the presence of Spanish troops in Morocco constitutes an international mission, a work for civilization. Those kings twist and turn the meaning of political intrigue nnd machinations to their own liking and for good measure give it a sort of sanctimonious flavor. Spain also had a work for civilization to accomplish in The Netherlands at one time.

A duty imposed by God. It consisted in massacring hundreds of thousands of inhabitants who had receded from the old church. Strange to say, however, Providence in that case also changed its mandate. The Dutch won out, and from that moment dates the decline of mighty Spain. of these republican senators.

Waving i ni-iurti unm mi iiittv i'it Bt-cuia iu juries, as rrom excessively noi ioou bepn fa FIoralia. celf. the flag though is always a telling ur "C-r- brsted April 28 to May 3, and insti weapon against opponents. It is also tr.otnnrusn. 0r irum uniij tnte.l Rnmo in the.

ois -r the easiest course imaginable. To i OTWI IMS monwealths of this country a man who less than two years ago was almost the popular Idol of his party constituents, and regarded by all, old and young, rich and poor, regardless of political affiliations or as one of the nation's upstanding captains of indus ultra i on jiTnlint of hsrl harvest nru confute with logic and reason is some And what's more, they don't seem to iniured places are infected by bac to whom the feast was consecrated, thing infinitely more difficult. Tet that alone counts in the final analysis. was also goddess of fertility as well teria from diseased tonsils, carious teeth or infected gums. I am sorry to sav that I have never had the as of flowers She is generally re presented as wearing a wreath of satisfaction of hearing this notion flowers Did France give her soldiers of the World war a bonus? Jf so, what? France gave every French soldier who had a minimum of three months war service nnd officer up to the rank of Captain, a demobilization bonus of 250 francs equivalent in November, 1918.

to $46.46 as a fixed sum due to all. In addition, each received a sum calculated at the rate of 15 francs for every month's service behind the or 20 francs per month if in the fighting line. What is an internal combustion engine. One which obtains its power by the combustion or explosion of fuel- in the cylinder. The gas employed may be a fixed gas, or the vapor produced from ether, alcohol, gasoline, petroleum oils, naptba, etc.

These engines are divided into three classes. (1) Gas engines, those in which fixed gases, such as producer gas. are used usually stationary. (2) Oil engines, those using oil, either in the form of a spray or the vapor given off when the oil js heated usually stationary. (3) Eigines in which is used the vapor of gasoline or other volatile Is there any verse in the Bible that try a builder, a constructionist.

"Age and Want! Ill-Matched Pair." Huddled in a doorway, bent with age, "wrinkled and furrowed with care," Mrs. Mary Lindowski, 99 years old. was picked up by the police and states illegitimate children will be f6rtVv of every confidence and of confirmed by any authority. wesLeyan glee club damned? No, but in the 23d verse of the 2d chapter of Deuteronomy it says they shall not be admitted to the Congregation. The explanation of 'congregation" given by a Bible Com In TONIGH CONCERT mentary is that it meant either ad make the government sit up and take notice." On Palgrave's Golden Treasury.

Tonight I dwell in lordly castles fair, In glitt'ring halls of poetry, story, song Tomorrow, burdened 'neath the sun's hot glare. With common folk I trudge and toil long. Will lovers' words by deathless singers crowned With romance gild tha burden I must bear? Will treasures, gems In printed pages found. Bestow their worth npon my load of care? Will smiles, by classic wit or pun conjured. Smooth out the lines on beaded.

furrowed brow? Will songs of guerdon, won through pain endured. With pentle accents duty's voice endow? Anne Shepherd. mission to office or public honors in church or state, or, in case of Duke, succeeding to the business organized the American Tobacco company, a combination of practically all plug, smoking and cigarette manufacturing firms Mr. Carr refused to enter. He fought the combination successfully for years, subsequently retiring from the firm and entering the banking business.

After his retirement the Blackwell company was brought Into the American Tobacco company. Mr. Carr, in all of his busy years of a great business administrator, gave liberally of his time to public affairs, taking an active part in democratic politics. At the same time he gave lavishly to colleges and universities, white and colored, re i i foreigners, incorporation with the The Greater Wesleyan. glee club, narion by marriage, completing its ninth annual concert why are leasW( imit4d to ninety-tour, will KPPear before an Atlanta nine ytarshy not an even hundred audience at 8:30 clock tonight in years? MAXsoNtwaim JWELL any honor.

There is scmething peculiarly pathetic in the conviction of Warren T. McCray, of Indiana, for the use of the mails for fraudulent purposes, and more pathetic still when ona contemplates the sentence of ten years' imprisonment imposed upon him, in addition to a fine of 10,000. And yet it a wholesome lesson, for the law is made to be obeyed by the rich as -ii as by the poor; by the lnfleitial as well as the obscure; by the officials and the commanders well" as by the lay citizens and by the privates. The trial ol McCray, while still governor of lldiana, was fair, and ha was convioed by a ury of his peers, in wljch neither political Some Do Remain Faithful. liquids used automobiles, launches, etc.

In these three classes of engines, the air and gases in the cylinder being either air or -water cooled. Who composed the "Kitchen Cabinet" of Andrew Jackson? Francis 1. Blair, Amos Kendall, and Isaac Hill. A newspaper stated that Jackson admitted them by the back door of the White House in order that their visits might escape the Womans club auditorium. At- The of ninety-nine years in lanta music lovers have been looking a lease WOuld seem to be connected forward eagerly toward the event, as wjtn a somewhat arbitrary estimate past performances by the club here 0f jrjo years as the probable extreme have been duly appreciated, and the duration of the life of man.

Leases club comes this year with a concert for years are in their attributes, evo- reputed to be even better than pre- iutioii and history, a sort of middle vious ones. term between an estate for life and Advance ticket sales indicate a ca- a tenancy at-will. For reas-jn nncitv crowd, and record crowds have nerinrl little Rhort of the duration noticed tnat she was quivering as I approached her, and I could not help but see that her breath came in quick, sharp gasps. My heart soften gardless of sectarian views, becom ed nnd I resolved that although I had been miserably hard on her, I would not be in the future. My errant heart had even prompted me to leave attended concerts of the club in all 0f the life of man was devised, so observation, hence the name of Kitch- Atlanta.

The Billville Anto. In spite of all the auto accidents, we must say a good word for the automobile, for we've made enoueh out of it in damages to enlarge the paper and buy two mules and a new piano. parts of the state. Judge John S. that the leassee might reasonably en Cabinet.

Candler and Colonel William Lawson ing as liberal a contributor to the State University, rnd to Wake Forest colleges, a Baptist institution, as to Trinity, a Methodist, although Our Own Lost and Found Department. Myrtje Broom Can some one give me the rest of the poem beginning: I am dying, Egypt, dying? Dear Myrt This is the best we can do I am dyeing, Egypt, dyeing. Using henna, for I'm told That's the stuff for unifying These silver threads among the gold. Eliza bethT. Can you tell me the finish to the line: Call me early, Father, darling.

L)ear Lizzie: It's Mother's finish, not Father's, which you are seeking. Thns Call me early, Mother darling! Such a sale! I can't be late! Fif torn-dollar Paris models Cut to fourteen ninety-eight. reel are tne Doxnoiaers ior iu- TTTATTnn rZI A night's performance, the proceeds of U1M1 KJK. tl Alrl TZ DEBT OF ATLANTA which will be added to the fund for he was from earlv life until death the building of a greater Wesleyan. Mas, nor iecret intrigue, nor any WILL CELEBRATE AT MEET TODAY A program of fine singing and in rtdV'but Justice, regardless of strumental music will be set off by a her now that her first youth was passed, and I was ashamed.

After all, she was my pal, my standby. She had ever been ready to follow my slightest wish, to go with me to the ends of the earth. My conscience smote me as I gazed on her today. She was still vigorous, still sufficiently up to the minute to pass muster anywhere. All she needed was a coat of paint and a new set of tires.

Mary F. Kingston. Association Thanks Press For Its Earnest Support of "Forest Pmtection Week" lrnlaxv of Ttrettv. charminc. vivacious hom it punished, entered.

REDUCED 05,000 voune womanhood, and beautiful, elab-J A brilliant entertainment bas been It tells a story that should grip ery man and woman in this coun- orate costumes. The girls have been planned bv the program committee of trained under direction of I'rofef or Chamber of ComrnerCe fcr -that no person, however actinsr as accompanist. lts regular weekly luncheon to be held 'althy or politically powerful, may a strict and devout communicant of the Methodist church. He contributed to the building of churches, libraries, memorial halls, and was known throughout the south as a philanthropist of the most liberal and unselfish type. His home in Durham, for years prior to the death of his wife, one of the show places of North Carolina, was a social center, and through his devotion to the spirit cf democ Editor Constitution: A till the list Jny of the drstgnatpfl wret observed throughout th nflo by pruldentls! proclamation ca "Forest Trot-fion wee." all frienrta of forestry are rery jrateful for the remlta that hait been recorded.

blate law without paying the pen To Arrive Today. at 12:30 o'clock today at Lane's. The On their arrival from Macon this special program is in celebration of afternoon, members of the club will be the success of "Law and Order ny tnat no person reaches that Why Not? Xipp "How long did Gray hold down his Tuck "Until he made enough to buy a lounging robe." C. H. Thompson.

'tage in life where he or she must met by a reception committee headed Week" ftionsored by the Junior cham- oy Aiieen aioon, ana win De i gUn tb Woman'- a iidi toriii 11 19 8laleQ' iot fear to do wrong. in automobiles decked with the school Th? Program has been arranged by is a long sentence perhaps it WILD WILLIES. By George S. Chappell. Little Willie, with some ink, iave the speaking tube a drink.

Then he whistled down to Lena; We had to send her to the cleaner! Willie, who's an awful cut-up, Told the minister to shut up. This made Uncle Luther say. "Ain't I often felt that way?" Mir.rl nnrino. tb.ii. rn berd the ranK ijicDtenwaiter ana jtoy Har i death sentence, as the nii oTortoiniwi alumni ond well.

Judge John D. Humphries will ed nan Is no longer young friends of the school and an informal be he Miss -i, -ti I frlnff Inpfl! Hllie Klllor vrill on. It is h'j iuM a Just sentence; oar Georgia Forestry asoclatlon la eape- cialiy fratefnl to Tha Conatltutlon an4 the preaa of onr atafa for tha apiendid aupport jrlTen to tha forestry movement, not only during this psst week, but eonttnnoTM'y for tha rait two years. Thta aaaoclatton wishes to thank you and through, you the entire of Oeorfrla for thie support. Tour repeated editoriaJa on tha McNary-Clarke forestry bill, now before congress, have been to the point and yon have clearly shown how the public will profit by the increased appropriations for cooperative fire reccrnon wiu De neiu ionowing io- niohVa vnrt I tertam with several numbers: Miss 1 the truth it impresses it may Th.

nrnon, tn K. for bnvre Juliette Wimberley, jazz dancer, will racy it knew no caste lines except those of uprightness and refinement. The poorest was as welcome as the richest provided the same high ideals of christian citizenship were maintained. From the organization of the Con the a vera c' rl'ee rluh's. one.n-, with appear on the program in several in- he world a great deal of good.

Atlanta is $215,000 better off financially today, the first day for payment of 1921 city taxes, than it was on the same day last year, it was announced at the office of City Comptroller B. Graham West Wednesday. Only of the city's legal borrowing limit had been consumed to finance the city through the four "lean" months before tax collections begin. Water receipts, business licenses, recorder's court fines provided the bulk of running expenses through the month of April. At the city tax assessor's office Wednesday it was estimated that would be collected before May 1.1, the time limit for paying the first installment of taxes.

That sum, according to Comptroller West's estimates, will liquidate the city's present floating debt and supplement other revenue sufficiently to keep going until the next installment of taxes falls due in July. Comptroller West borrowed Wednesday to meet city and school pay rolls and April bills which fall due today, running the total of short-time loans to $75.000. School pay rolls consume $172,000 of the Macioi m'ci terpretations; Guy Rogers, m. f.w Km nnrtc Ti.e soe. will render vocal solos, and other Back to Eden.

They found him wandering around in a dazed condition, bearing the earmarks of a vigorous quarrel, a blackened eye, bleeding nose and a gap in his front teeth. Filled with pity they seized him by the arms. "Come, old chap, let us take you home to your wife." He groaned piteously. 'Don't you understand?" he murmured feebly, "that's where I got it." Dennison Varr. The man who invented work never finished the job.

WEDNESDAY'S STORMS. rt, musical features will be furnished by Fulfilled. "Phil, dear, for years everybody has joked about the bride's first apple pie." "Yes, dear?" "So my first pie will be a lemon." And it was. William M. Newman.

federate veterans until the last re-' cal and jazz music, with mandolin and peerless Entertainers' orchestra, instrumental clubs playing a big part following the custom of the Junior ti, chamber to visit a local enterprise, prevention work as provided for In this the loss of life as well as in rty danutre, sections of the progressive measure. It was most fitting beast, particularly in South JL 11C Villi I IMU 13 VL O. Ai i li opera, "William Fell." 8 La1ndy company hw been se- Among outstanding features will be led. and members of the Junior Miaa Kli7.heth Anderson', internreta- chamber Will be guests of th. candy Jlina, Georgia and Alabama, suf- that this bill "was brought to a rote In the lower branch of eoiigress on last Friday, and we.

are grateful indeed that the house of representatives celebrated "Forestry (Copyright, 1924. for The fl from a series of storms and tion of Moszkowski's "Barcarole;" vo- company. Ml 1, A I A 1 union, he took an active part in the association and rarely missed a reunion. He became the commander-in-chief of the U. C.

and with his own means paid the expenses each year of scores of veterans who otherwise were unable to attend. His last public appearance at a Udoes, early Wednesday morn- rrotertlon week" br parsing this bill by the piano syncopations by Miss Virginia HUSBAND AND WIFE more seriously than in many Ctilds Miss Ohve Quillan work QBACCQ PRODUCTION I on the guitar, and work of Miss Mary AGREEMENTS VOID, frs. In Lawrenceville, in the neighbor Bennett Cox, who nlays the leading COURT DECIDES role in the operetta, and whose lyric soprano voice has surprised and de loan pay runs ot ail otner aeparr-ments and incidental expenses consume the rest of it. 'IS SCOUTED HAZARD lighted every audience before which Private agreements between husband and wife in connection wilh she has appeared. HOTEL MEN PLAN FOR ASSOCIATION'S MEETING IN JUNE A' program for the meeting of th Georgia State Hotel Men's association to be held in Atlanta June 5-0, was arranged Tuesday night at a meeting of members of the executive cummirtpe of the association, guests significant Tote of 163 to 32.

We ara confident that onr Georgia eM-tora will press for tha passaga of th Mc-Xary-Clark forestry bill in the senate and do their full shara Ir. inaklnr; this a law before the present arssion of congress adjourns early In iunf. The aenaie seiert committee on reforestation and forest protection has mad thorough Invalidations Throughout the country and public Interest and thought has clearly demonstrated that thie legislation Is demanded as the foundation of a national forestry policy. All classes have ben h'-ard, from by this committee; growers of timber. divorce and alimony proceedings ara THIEVES SECURE LESS THAN $100 SCHOOL CHANGES TO BE CONSIDERED AT MEETING MAY 7 ing county of Gwinnett, property damage will run up, it is said, to more than $100,000, and in a rone near Macon scleral lives are reported to havpfbeen lost in addition to heavy prperty damages.

In AuUpon, S. the damage to property seems to have been the heaviest, al compared to a prescribed area, amounting in the total function of the veterans was in attendance recently of the unveiling of the head of General Lee as carved into the granite of Stone Few men have lived in the south whose influence for good, whose benevolent works, whose great force of personal magnetism, whose business and public career has been so upstanding, so commendable, and so worthy of emulation. contrary to public policy and void, (he supreme court of Georgia he)4 Wednesday in-passing on two cases. Mrs. Flora McKenny Don, of Savannah, in one case, sought to set aside a first decree of divorce granted IN SIX TRIALS Referring to a report of the United States departn ent of agriculture that "a hazard exists in the violent increase in tobacco production contemplated in Georgia," officials of the state department of agriculture Wednesday declared that there will be Five stores and one gasoline filling station were robbed by bandits oper Joseph Don, on the plea that he had ating between midnight Tuesday and acrreetl -to nav her 20 ner month ali Hearing on charter revision proposals affecting city schools will be held by the charter revision committee of city council next Wednesday instead of on the later date originally set, it was announced yesterday by Chnirman W.

E. Saunders. The Gaines proposal for Indepen mule iniu a nan -iiii-iuii uuudi-i. daybreak Wednesday, the combined mony for life on condition that she Suffering is heavy in all of the loot uuiaiiaeu, nowever, not exceeu- did not contest the ease. This agreeing $100.

according to police reports, ment, she said, he had failed to carry i- points wjhere the damage has been the severest, ana wnere necessarily 1 little danger of loss to growers if proper methods are used in cultivating and marketing the crop. The government department explained in its report that the "hazard" existed because of the "inexperience of the growers planting their first crop, the expense of providing curing barns and other equipment and the lining etanon was tnat or tne out. Judge Meldnm had refused to Beed Oil company, located at Forrest set aside the decree on this ground and Pjedmont avenues. Approximate- and the supreme court upheld his da- lv SOv I el, wrn lata. .1 th-ne were the greater number of Considering the cash prizes offered for poetry, It's a wonder some one doesn't write It.

dent taxing power for the school board, the Inman and White proposals to abolish the present school board and place schools under of a body named by city council, and n-lt I. a I J' ftiaJtiej. ported. I In the other case the eourf. susv istorm struck Atlanta with of President A.

B. Moody, of tiie Winecoff hotel. The executive committee is composed of Wilmer Booth, of Cedar-town C. J. Omer.

of CartersviUe J. H. Goddard, of Swainsboro: Y. P. Martin, of Augusta; J.

F. de Jar-nette, Homer Tisdell and F. J. Reynolds, of Atlanta. The program will include a number of addresses by members and prominent state and city officials.

Governor and Mrs. Clifford Walker and Mayor and Mrs. Walter A. Sims, have been invited to attend the annual dinner at the Ansley hotel June 6. Colonel Fred Paxon will act as toastmaster.

A luncheon will be given by the management of the Cecil hotel on the hotel roof garden, which will be part of the program arranged for Tuesday. Musical and entertainment features will be announced later. ill hit 1 rtl. considerlible force, doing some Stores entered were Piggly-Wiggly, tained an alimony award of $30 per R94 West IVachtree street: Strick- week granted Annie Marion Powers, land's drug store, 12S0 DeKalb ave- It was alleged that Mrs. Powers had nue; Smith Brothers' grocery store, asreed to accent S20 ner week anil to telephone and telegraph It's well for our forests, In springtime, that the "fire of genius" doesn't "burn the woods." uncertainty that present prices will be maintained." It stated that production of bright tobacco had been extended into about thirty new counties.

loggers, manufacturers of lumber, miUwork people, naval etoree people, pulp and paper manufacturers and consumers, and ail have greed that tha absolute first essentials for an adequate forestry policy are fire prevention and Just taxation. Tbia bill provides for a atudy of tha forest tax problem and it Increases tha government' a snare of cooperative fire prevention work from 12 per cett of the cost wp to 25 per cent, while It really reduces both the state's part and the part that baa been paid by the private ownera as well ia proportion to expenditures of the past. But the greatest result of these senate investlgatlona ia the fact that the public has come to resliie that this la everybody's problem. The next In is the result of confinini; aU federal aid to, lines of cooperation and encouragement, rather than attempting to employ any degree of regulation or force. It would be tremendona low to the nation If tha senate should not act promptly bow and pea tha McNary-Clarka forestry biU before tha adjournment of con-crcsa early la June.

All states that are beaitating about passing forestry, legislation will be giren the greateat poasible incentive to go forward at once with this Important work if the Cnlted States aenate will act promptly on thia far-reaching meas-nre. It ia most fortnnate that this la not partisan meaaore, but tha danger Ilea tow In the coneested condition of the aenate other minor damages, but 1400 DeKalb avenue the Kimball half the proceeds of the sale of their Grocery company, 1472 DeKalb ave- home as full compensation, in an Irnatelv no lives here, or near nue, ana the Hayes drug Etore, at agreement with F. H. Powers, Jr d- been reported as lost. The pessimist hikes to cover even 1414 UeKalb avenue.

fendant in divorce proceedings, Chairman baunders said the date for the meeting had been charged at the request of President John T. Hancock of the school board, who asked that members of the board be" sivea a hearing. The school board is to make a definite expression of its attitude at a special meeting called for Monday. C. A.

HAMILTON DIES; TO BE BRUIED HERE big heart of the people of when he encounters a shower of Aoout in money was taken i from the Riggly-Wiggly store, it is of Cnunspl nd the state goes out to blossoms. 'fere nd such relief as is realized by the robbers in the four stores entered on DeKalb avenue. "While indications point to a substantial increase in the tobacco acreage this year, there seems to be little danger of loss to growers if the proper methods are used in cultivating, harvesting and marketing the product," said Fred T. Bridges, assistant commissioner of agriculture. "Production of tobacco, especially bright, has increased steadily in this state and as yet the growers have had little difficulty in disposing of their May Delay Action In Satterfield Case In any section will be Ilb- Another spring note is that some tonfrifcated to.

men can run a straight farrow, and Constitution extends its ROBERT FOSTER, ATLANTA BROKER, others can run straight away from it Murphy M. Holloway, of 771 avenue, counsel for J. B. Satter- jy to all distressed sections, ready to assist in any GETS PROMOTION field, under sentence to hang for the I murder of his brother-in-law. R.

n. A spring gardener brags of his mint bed; and yet the days are that may be isary. Kobert oster for many years Hart was reported Wednesday "a manager of the Atlanta office of Dil- presumed to be over and gone. calender and we may all hope and pray that nothinff will prevent the speedy and pasnaie of thia bill by the aenate in Washington. Our great natural resources our min I being seriously ill at his home-.

Mr Ion. Read and company, SECRECY TO VEIL NEW PARK'S NAME UNTIL CHRISTENING The" name of Kirkwood's new municipal park, selected by civic organizations of the ward, ill not be revealed "until the official opening and christening on Friday night. May Ifi, it was stated Wednesday by Councilman W. E. Saunders, of the twelfth wsrd, in which the park is located.

A concert by Barber's band, and speeches by Mayor Walter A. Sims, Park Chairman James L. Wells and rivie leaders of the community will be events on tha program. le Thaw verdict at Funeral services for C. A.

Hamilton, former Atlantan who died Wednesday morning in a hospital at Clearwater, will be held at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon from the chapel of II. M. Patterson Son, with interment in Decatur cemetery. Mr. Hamilton left Atlanta threa years ago to make his residence at Safety Harbor, Fla.

He was taken ill several days ago, and removed the Clearwater hospital. He is survived by four daughters, Miss Ida Hamilton, Mrs. D. B. Spratt, Mrs.

8. C. Dim mock and Mrs. J. A.

Oppert, and two sons, C. S. and C. A. Hamilton, Jr.

Spur Remains Open. Operation of a city ordinance to close a smir street running off Virginia aveVje vas restrained by Judge George Bell Wednesday on petition of A. C. Walters, resident of the section. W.

T. Ashford, Jack J. Spalding. Frank Hawkins, the Empire Coal comoanv. Ernest O.

Lov admit that he was put the big fish stories out of a jury. York, has been promoted to manager Holloway, who was taken ill Thurs-of the Baltimore offices, and will thw ww. Uke up his new duties today. decision on Satterfield plea The Baltimore office has super- for commutation of sentence has vision over both wholesale and re- come from Governor Walker, who retail distribution through the ntly respited Satterfield, and the and Mr. Foster will be enabled to illness of Mr.

Holloway is expected to keep In personal touch with his cause a further postponement of the many friends in Atlanta bv frequent decision and may possibly result in trips through this territorv. another rijupite, it was pointed out erals, our oil, our water ana our timber supplies must be safeguarded if our natiot. ia to remain supreme among the world powers, and a a so much depends upon our forest areas and their prodwta we moat, in the words of The Atlanta Constitution, "think ahead in this important matter." and act according- to ocr best information and lteret. FOJTVELL H. STOXrV President Georgia Forestry Association.

Btitrsrlile, ApaU 27. 18. sermon can't Inks. and L. V.

Templeman, were those Hoping for the best sometimes wins out. it is announced tnat granted the permit to close the street, and were jwith the City of Atlanta, those enj(3ied by the court. gfesj may adjourn in June. in alleged.