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- Entire Police Force Swoops Down
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Wholesale Seizures. |
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E SAVANNAH, May 3.—The whole
cSavannah police force of 130 men as- |
ssembled at headguarters this mr)rmng}
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gatl 7 o'clock, and then, armed with
El(tuu!"lc-r'r Court warrants, raided l()ul‘
Estores and houses in all parts of the
ilvi:,\, confiscating hundreds of gafinrm‘\
vof ligquor and making scorves of ;xu!
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= Chief of Police M, L. Meldrim was|
“up at 3 o'clock this morning .'n‘r:nn("
=ing the last preliminary details. At 7
Eto'v?m?k every avalilable man on his!
zforce. including even the desk spr-‘
geants and office men, lined up in the|
yard back of the main building. Chief
FMeldrim made a short talk to the
- men, telling them that each man
knew his duty and was expected to
“do it. He then distributed the 100
ewarrants among the 150 men
e Outside of headqguarters a fleet of
rautomobiles had assembled; at 7:30
*o'clock the' police autos were H‘u-u-,‘
Eand all of the motorcycles, Then men
ymarched to the street and then srnl»\
ptered in autos, on motorcycles and a'
“few on street cars By 8 o'clock the
:x-n,\‘ was covered with policemen from
cthe exireme’ southern limite to nu-l
cßavannah River, and the raids v«mo‘
“on
2 Chief Melirim had given orders M}
Search from tellar to ggrret, and :m-l
~orders were carrled out with telling
heffect. Keg after keg of whisky and
Eheer and “brannew.,” a “prohibition”
iheverage, was discovered and brought
sout The proprietors of the places
swere put under arrest '
& By this time the whole city was in “1
alate of excitement |
# . At the police barracks the results of |
ihe ralds began coming in. The Chief|
had to hire every ' available public
delivery wagon in the city, as well as
Weores of automobiles, to take the
sedized liquors to headquarters |
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Painting Given to
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~Atl Art Soci
~ Atlanta Art Society
Announcement has bheen made of
the donation of & painting by Charles
Yezin, of New York, noted landscape
painter, (o othe Atlanta Art Asso
ciation Mr. Vezin is a brother of
Mrs. Alfredo Barili He is presi
dent of the Art Students League,
‘Wew York, and of the Salamagundo
Club.
The painting will be nlaced on ex-
Pibition immediately after it reaches
Allanta,
Rabbi to Discuss
. “England and the Readmission of
2" was the sublect selocted hy
Rabbi H. Selomon. of the Temple Beth
Istnel, for his address Friday evening
Bt 8 oviock. The choir will glve a
#pecial program
The fiext lecture to the Nible history
will be delivered Monday eve
§ At 8 o'clock on “Isalah and Jere.
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~ Initiate Big Cl
| Members of Ararat Grotto, M. O, V
P E R. Friday were m.hln“ final
: s for the ceremonial session of
¥, when a number of eandi
. will be initinted at the Atianta
ier
= A business session will be haid at
Pledmont Hotel at 2:30 o'clock
the procession (o the theater
W begin at 7:30
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ITS CAB: RECORD PERFECT.
ROCK ISLAND, JHd.. May ..
mgineer James H. Sheehan retired
& pension by the Chlcago, Rock
and Pacific Rallroad, after a
BB century of continuous service tor
: f company, has the unusual record
BE not having injured a passenger or
plovee, and never himself having
. veldl & seratch In an accident
>' han became a fireman for the
LBed out of Chicago when 16 He l»
“' & His pension s 358156 jer
- month
BADBY BORN AS BROTHER DiESs
MAMOKIN, P'a May &.-life ant
Beßth came hand ¢ Band 81 the home
¥ John Gabrish, when John, three. vear
» B, died st the sampe MmOoment that
Dby piri was born. The mother is in
Sritionl condition from the shook of
P two ardesls
We Deliver
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Fish Are Now at Their Best
Fish are unusually good at this time of the year, and Bar.
fleld s fish are always the freshest and best select, as we have
buyers right on the coast who select them and ship to us by
fastest express. A few of the good ones are Spanish Mack.
erel, 15¢ b, Speckied Trout, 15c b.; Snapper, whole, 1244 c
1. steak, 15¢ Ib.; Pompano, 30c each; Roe Shad, 3¢ and
TB¢ each; Virginia Croaker, 8¢ Ib.; Fresh Water Perch and
Bream, 127 ¢ b Black Bass, 15¢ Ib.; Whiting, 15¢ Ib.; Mul
et 3 for 25¢; home dressed, fat, julcy hens, 18¢ 15, and they
. wre all guaranteed. llf you can’t come, phone your order
Bell Phone. Main 1336.1335 Atlanta, 11131114
- BARFIELD FISH COMPANY
4141 EAST ALABAMA STREET
Pretty Flower Plofs Mean
Much for Beautiful City;
Vegetable Garden Essential
"By MABEL GENTRY PEPPER.
The garden is an essential part
of the right kind of a home, and
there are comparatively few of us
here in the Atlanta section, so
many years removed from coun
try or small town, who can
well remember the important
part pla{ed by the home garden
in the lives of our parents and
grandparents.
With a right proportion of veg
etables on our tables we can all
g 0 a long ways toward getting rid
of the sluggishness and lack of
energy ¢hat lays hold on most of
us during the warmer months.
There's lots of talk these days,
and rightfully so, as to the need
of efficiency in our lives, and no
man or woman, boy or girl can
be at their best in business, so
clety or school with a clogged up
system due to a lack of the cor
rective power of the more com
mon vegetables which nature pro
vides for this purpose,
Looked at from the viewpoint
of either pleasurs, health or
money saving, a garden either of
flowers or vegetables is absolutely
essontial,
Now, most of the hardy per
enninls are ready to thin out and
in most cases the mother plants
are benefited by having the little
shoots taken away. Try not to
move a plant just ae it is stariing
to blossom, It sometimes ruins
the firet buds unless one ig very
careful.
S 0 many people are so impa
tiegt to see the garden growing
they seléct the largest plants
when buying. A strong. small
plant will be hurt less by moving
than the larger ones,
Another mistake 80 manv make
is in overcrowding their beds and
hoxes. - Petunias, zinnlas, nastur
tiums, geraniums, verbenas, co
lias, heliotroper and marigolds
and China acters and chrvsan
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MVERPOOL, May &.—-Due a 0
voints higher. this market opened steady
At & net advance of 41@7 points. At
[u:u P m. the market was quiet, 44463
!Mnu net higher.
Bpot cotton in moderate dfluu.:t'l
!?omu “V:‘To; :&dfl:« 8204 ~
la'nufll in, 19008, of which 18,000 were
*?::umb:‘p:;od sady
* Range. :P.M. Close
! Opening Prev,
Ma I s T 1.92
| Mayeiune’ 198 -10¢ In” :‘u&
ijg‘m.:my i 136 gi’;
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SRR IR o e 108
Nov.-Dec. 789 e
Dec ~Jan. 1.60
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b.-Meh, e . TN 168 N
Meh - Apr 786 ein TR
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET,
~Siock quotations to 10 e m.: '
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STOCKS - immm.u.n.&cua
Am. Can Co. .....| 53 | 52%] 52%! &4
’Am, 180 ,ico..il BB "“q “k! “*\’
jAm. Woolen ... .| 43 ga g |Ay
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Beth., Stesl .. ‘..?m“go::“{m‘gm
C. apd O "ol 59%1 gu fl::
C. M. and Su. P syl sy |92
(Consol. Gas ... .. 1515 1318 1§ 122
able Stoat .18 IT3 178 |l4
liotil, Secur. ....0 68 | 475 47N 41N
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So. Rallway 20 110 |0 | 304
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| Western "nion | 199! tos! 20y! 48
W. Flectrie .....1 3&:3&‘. iyl Gen,
SBid and saked price.
themums all increase to many
timeg their original size and
should be given space to grow.
Another thing to remember if
you wish the choicest blossoms,
don’t let your plants bloom them
selves to death, and don't let the
blossoms go to seed.
If you wish to save seed for
next year, select the most perfect
blossoms that. follow after the
first set of buds. Masgh these blos
soms and let them fully mature
and you will get the first quality
sead
The price of all seeds and bulbs
has advanced so much this vear
that it will surcly not be time
wasled to save alt we can this
vear, 80 we may be stre of good
ssed for next year.
When raising flowers for deco
rative purposes we wani to allow
the buds just to mature and then
cut, and very early morning is the
best time to gather the flowers.
Never jerk or roughly handle,
your plants. Always use a pair of
scigsors to cut the flowers or
ferns,
You can make your home more
beautiful and pleasing to both
your family and friends and
make it an endless joy and pride
to yourself by helping nature to
help vou.
Besides your personal appear
ance, there is nothing that appeals
to human price as does the home,
and “there is a very great differ
ence between a house and a
home.”
To have the inside of a “home"
more cheerful looking there surely
must be a touch of nature, either
A pretty fern or some house plant
a 4 bowl of flowers, either wild or
from your garden, will alwayvs
improve the appearances,
Our appeal is to hide the ugiyv
places, make Atlanta more bheau
tiful and gain the pleasure and
benefit of coming in contact with
nature,
New Kind of Thief |
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Carries Off Doors.
BAN RAFAEL, CAI., May s.—Charles
A. Lauff, who says he is 100 years
young,” ard looks it, professes to have
added another laurel 'to his wreath by |
discoverthg a brand-new kind of bur~]
glar. The newest speciey is Willlam Lat
tery, accused by lauft of stealing ten
doors from a house In Bolinag-by-the
Soea.
When a vagquero back In the 40s,
Lauff used to chase cattle thieves over
the sand dunes where San Francisco
now stands. During the Mexican War
he saw scores of different kinds of “bad
men' while In the service of the United
States army. But none of these, Lauft
BAYN, can compare with the newest type
whom, he declares, stole ail of the dourul
off one of the Lauff homes. Grand lar
mni' is_the wmpecific clhiurge mumhm‘
against Lattery,
28-30
Whitehall
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P— New and exclusive types of finest sample Spring
——Suts for women and misses at unbelievably low prices; g
taffetas, il popling, wool poplins, gabardines, serges,
novelty checks and blaek and white cheeks, Thev'll
ko out toworrow in a hurry. Values up to 840,00
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Expert Custom Alterations FREE—OpenTill 10:30 P. M. Saturday
Marital Discord I
Disclosed in Notices
_SAN BERNARDINO, CAL., May ®—
l;eorge Burright has caused to be pub
lished:
“Notice.—My wife, Mabel Burright,
having left my bed and b%rd, I will not
be responsible for any débts contracted
by her after this date.”
“’*Tain't =O, insists Mrs, Burright,
and so she caused to be published:
“Notice.—l, Mrs. George Burright,
never left my bed and board, but was
thrown out by my husband and father.”
The couple live at East Highland.
where the bride is a member of a pio
neer family.
Russian Blacklist
MOSCOW, May ®.—A special Session
of the Museum has been opened for the
entering of names in the “Black List’’ of
persong who have taken advantage of
the difficuities in which Russia has
found herself to line their pockets. Here
are to be found the names of many per
sons who bave charged exorbitant prices
for feod supplies and also of Russian of
ficials who have accepted bribes.
THREE-DAY SPECIAL
We simply MUST make room for incoming goods—
FRIDAY — SATURDAY — MONDAY
GRAY OR TVORY PUMPS,
$7.00 value,
Bronze or Dull Kid, $3.15.
White Kid or Buck, Black
Kid or Patent,
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Mail Orders Filled—Refunds or Exchanges Cheerfully Made :
SIGNET SHOE SHOP, 13 Peachtree St.
Sample Suit & Dress Shop
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
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$25.00, Choice WAV
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Hiccoughs 3 Days;
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Fasts 36, Then Dies
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. May &),
R. Stratton, of Peterboro, Ontario, and
for many years a member of the Do
minion Parliament, died here after 36
days of fasting Professor K, Feige,
under whose ‘treatment Stratton took
no nourishment but water, wa sarested
on a charge of manslaughter. Mrs.
Stratten sald physicians were called
after Btratton had been hiccoughing 74
hours. Feige, she said, endeavored %o
stop the hiccoughs by tightening a belt
around Stratton.
A %hri ing Cit
PETROGRAD, May ®.-—Through the
war, the sleepy -port of Archangel, way
up under the Arctic Circle, has become
a thriving city of 50,000 inhabitants and
is still growing. The number of vessels
sailing and arriving last summer rivaled
the record of New York, and still great
er activity is expected next summer.
More than 16,000,000 poods of wheat wera
nhif;ped in lagt season. An electric street
rafllway has been installed.
SPORT OXFORDS. !
White or [‘an.‘ $ .45
White Soles.
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Eloping Bride Drops
Her Husband's Name
DES MOINES, IOWA, May < —
Mrs. Dorothea Vollmer Palm, che
daughter of a former Congressman,
Henry Vollmer, who eloped with Ed
ward ‘Palm, of Chicago, and swho was
forced by her father to give him uyp
until he “made good,” has dropped his
name, and now calls herself Dorothea
Vollmer, e
Anybody who calls her Mrs. Palm is
immediately “corrected.”
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Brain of Dr. White
Put in Laboratory
_ PHILADELPHIA, May ¢.—The brain
of Dr.” J. William Whife was removed
and taken to the Wistar Institute of
Anatomy of the University of Pannsyl
vania, wht;‘re it will be kept in the lab
oratory sos scientific study, in accord
ance -with Dr. White's will.- In the lab
oratory are the brains of many scigi
tists, including Dr, Joseph Leidy, fiv
a'mfam Pepper and General lsaac T,
Tistar.
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Men’s and Women’s Clothes
The coupon below is worth a-Dollar to you, if
you present it at time of purchase. The most
stylish clothes in the land are yours on the most
liberal terms'and at prices no store can undersell.
OUR TERMS On any purchase of sls or less, SI.OO l
first payment gets the clothes; then
pay, as you wear, SI.OO a week. Liberal terms on larger
purchases. B :
We gladly open accounts with people living in East
Paint, .College Park, Hapeville, Kirkwood, Lakewood,
Decatur, Smyrna and Marietta, Ga.
Women's 5uit5...512,50 to $35
Spring C0at5.....57.00 to $25.
Millinery ........$2.00t0 $6
Dresses, Waists, Skirts. New
York Styles. Alterations+are
free. '
Save a Dollar Coupon
Cashier THE MENTER CO. .
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Save this Coupon and present it when making a purchase any
time up to June 12 and we'll accept it as SI.OO cash on any pur
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Accepted with,PurchaseThe Menter CO.‘
Atlanta Georgian, 5.5.16
MENTER
713, Whitehall Bt. Upstairs, Next to J. M. High Co.
HOTEL ASTOR
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' 4 T @ol sirarned tometoes & temporn pepper
oy 2 teasposntile salt | rup ey cul onome
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Hove fonr auarte of water boslng basd. Add riee und ook for twentyfve minutes. Disie so
! rollander, mecr hot v ainr nhvw’!u ce, shakiag v the grans will senarste. Diry an 1o of range.
! Pet the doprengs win & pon, add the onsens snd ook wo7l tender a 0 vellaw K«:rhmm
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l MHote! Astor Rice 1o sold in secled cartons anly.
! 10¢ for & full pound in the yellow carion,
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| At mant good procers. I yours connet supnly yon send 10¢ for nll ponnd carten to
i B. FISCHER & CO., Importers, 190 Franklin St., New Yerk City
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After the dance, a
Grape Juice Highball =SSS
Another of our distinctive drinks.
The Ansley Rathskeller
has always been and will comn;m- 10 be the ren
dezvoux for the people of taste
WM. R, SECKER, Mgr.
FRIDAY. MAY -5..1916.
Men’s Suits .....$12.50 to $25
<Topcoats ........SIO.OO to S2O
Raincecats .......$7.00 to sls
Hats -SI.OO to s4.oo—Boys" |
Suits.
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