Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, March 15, 1920, Final Three Star Extra, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 Decaths and Funerals MILLARD LEE CLAY. Funeral services for Millard Jee Ciay, 17, who died Sunday aftermoon at the home of his ?lrcnfl, Mr. and Mrs. 8 D. :Chr. 4 Manigault street, were to be cofi~ Monday afternoon at the Inman Park Presbyterian Church, burial to be in Stamp's Chapel, with Harry G. Poole in Ow‘- Besides his parents, he s sur i By & sister, Mra. D. A. Mobley, and & brother, E. L. Clay. w H. SIMMS, ; Jlamm H, Bimms, 63, died Sunday m at his homse, 20 Weyman ave . ~Funeral services were conducted sy afternoon at 2 o'clock from the ot Park Baptist Church at Forrest: . Ga,» Burlal was in the churchyard cametery, with Jarry G. Pecle In chargs, M. L SCOGGINS, ’ ™. 1. Scoggins, 55, of 700 Tast Fair street, died at his homse Hunday after noon. The bedy was removed to the chapel of” Harry (3, Pools. Funeral plans have not been made. He lg survived by ﬁuﬂdow and nine children. . I P. MEEKS, The body of Mrs I. P Meaks, 65, who m Sunday morning at her homs, 7 bert street, was sent by Harry 0. Posle Monday morning te Tyrome, Oa, for funeral services and hurial Mra noﬂu is survived by her husband and a her, Pack Roberts w. LULA MAE STRACHEN, re. Lula Mae Strachen, &1, died Fun. day morning at her home, 46 TProtherton pireet. The body was remaved to the chapel of Harry (. Posle pending funeral arrangements, Mrs Rirachen 18 survived y her husband, J. A, Strachen; a son, . A, Strachen; ane prother, 1. N, Calking ané a sister, Mrs. H. Vann Benschoten. WAH ¥, MORRILY. meral pervices for Willlam ¥, Morrill, z'l. whao died Sunday at his home, 10 Fast rie avenus, were ta he conducted frem Thoroughly Competent LADY EMBALMER An Added Modern Feature At the “Funeral Home" HARRY G. POOLE ANNOUNCING NORTHVIEW CEMETERY JUST OPENED NEW SECTION OF ATTRACTIVE LOTS ILOW PRICES AND TERMS. Offiee~o3o Candler RBidg. Tvy 1624, Say it with Flewers ‘ i FLOWER SBHOP 41 Peachtree Strees. t IVY 5871, Powers for all ocemsions Funeral de signs & epecialty. Personal attention ——————————————— ]~ T Rupture Kills 7,000 Annually ——— Seven thousand persons each Yyear are lald A‘l{;\hc hurial certificate beling mark “Rupture.” Why? Because the unfortunate ones had neglected thamselves or had been merely taking oare of the r;n (ewnlling) of the affliction and pay ng no attention to the sauss. What are rv doiw;! Are you nerleﬂln. yourse!f y wearing a truss, appliance, or whats z;ﬂ name {on choose ta call ItT At ?ut.‘ e truss is only a makeshift—a false prop againet a collapsing wall--apd can not be expected to act as mors than a mere mechanieal support The binding pressure ‘:ﬂ.ud. blood olreulation, thus robbing the weakanod muscies of that which they nesd mast-—naurishment, But science has foupd a way, and every truas sufferer in the land i 3 invited to make a FRER test right In the privacy of their ewn home. The PLAPAO method uestionably the wmost solentifis, log a moeedul self-treatment for rup. ture the world has ever known. ﬂ\t PLAPAO PAD when adhering closely te ¢ 3 bedy cannat pessible slip or shift out o ‘l:fg. therefore, can not chafe or pineh. ft a 8 velvet~ easy to apply-—in- WM Tao he used whilst you wark whilst you sleep. No straps, buckles or aprings attached, Learn how to close tha hernial o‘nmln" &8 nature intended so the rupturs CAN" n'w dswn Bend your name today te APAO CO., Bloek 2188 Bt. Louis, Mo, for FRER trial Plapao and the informa. tion pecessary —Adv. STRAIGHT £- ) | £ " HAIR 'xﬂ;:\ln vc H Qursne bomase | * ou {an nave :-h"-w“n.\.\ B - edwaondl | Long, Straight Momeves Dandendl | = o= 43 Hair by Using QUININE POMADE which & & Hair Grewer and stops felling hair, removes dandruff and o 8 tha hair grow leng, soft and »s\'&3 Try & box and if not satiefied your maeney will ba returned Price e by mall opn vecelpt of stampa or coln For Sale by All Druggists EXELENTO MEDICINE CO. ATLANTA, GA, There Was Nothing So Good for Congestion and Colds as Mustard But the old-fashioned mustard. plaster burned and blistered while it acted. Get the relief and help that mustard rllstrn gave, without the plﬁu without the blister, y usterole does it. It is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mus tard. It is scientifically prepared, so that it works wonders, and yet does not blister the tenderest skin, Gently massage Musterole in with the finger-tips. See how quickly it brings re lief—how speedily the pain disappears. Use Musterole for sore throat, bron chitls, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, mhn': neuralgia, headachei conges tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, i sore muscles, bruises, chil mm feet, colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50 g MUSTEROLE | ) a‘/\_' LN o) Lis rE ~ THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN " we ; A Clean Newspaper for Southern Homes R MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1920, the home Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the Rev. 1. H. Noe officlating, with burial following in Westview cemetery. Mr. Mor rill is survived by his widow; two sisters, Miss Venetia Morrill and Mrs. W. W. Don ald; three brothers, Dr. David 8., and Dr. Jenness Morrill, and 1. V. Morrill, MRS, LIZZIE SAELLEY, Mrs. Lizzie Shelley, 74, died early Mon day morning at her home, 2 Keenan ave nus, The body will be sent by H. M. Patterson to Cartersville for funeral and ‘huﬂ‘l. the time to be announced later. Bhe is survived by two daughters, Mrs. T. A. Brown, of Whites, (a,, and Mra, E. C. Howwell, of Aragon, Ga.; four sons, G, G. Shellay of Atlanta, A. F. Shelley of Cartergville, W. R. Ehelley of Tayloraville and J. B, Bhelley of Acworth; one hrother, the Rev. J. B. Woods, of Roebeling, La.; one son-in-law, the Rev. H. G. B. Turner, of Cartersville. JACOB EISEMAN, Funeral services for Jacob Elseman, Confederate veteran and for many years prominent in bullding and con struction work in Atlanta, who died Saturday at the home of his daugh ter, Mrs. T. H, Brannan, 21 Waest Tourth street, were conduocted at 10 o'clock Monday morning from Mrs. Brannan's home, Dr. Henry A, Port er officiating. Burial was In Oak land Cemetery, with Awtry and Lowndes in charge of arrangements. JOSEPH CARVER, Funeral services for Joseph OCarver, ine fant sen of Mr. and Mre J. W. Caryer, who died Sunday at the home, (8 Adair street, were oconducted Menday morning at the grave in Westview, the Rev, Father Canning efficiating. Balelay & Brandon were in oharge. Colonel John Prather Buried Monday Morning In the preesnce of many comrades of his fou® years' service in the Con federate army, funeral services for Col. John 8. Prather, ploneer citizen of Atlanta, whose death oecurred ¥ri day at his home, 250 Lee street, were conducted at the chapel of Harcluy and Brandon Monday morning at 10 o'clock, Dr. M. Aghby Jones officiat ing. Burlal was in the Decatur Cem etery. Colonel Prather is survived by his ‘wife and three daughtérs, Mrs. R. A. Beelahd, of Cireenville, 8. C, and Misses Eva and Emily Prather. v Early County Schools Closed Account of Flu JAKIN, Ga., March 15.—Influenza {s epidemic In Rarly County, particu larly in the southern part. There are severd#] hundred cases in and around Jakin. There have bheen several deaths In the last four days. Mrs. Broxton, Mrs. Joe Williams, Mrs. C, B. Reese and J. A. Jay dled In the lasgt two| day=. ‘ Schools at Donaldsonville, Cedar Springs and Jakin have been closed on account of the flu, Church serv ices are also being postponed, Railroad Tracks to Lakewood Ready Soon i Rallroad trackage to Lakewood will {be ready for the next Southeastern tl"nlr, says Secretary R M. Striplin, | The offieials have arranged with Ful {ton County commissioners to lay the 11-2 miles of track from the Atlanta land West Point lines out Pryor street {to the falr. The track will enable exhibitors to deliver live stock at the barns with out inconvenienoe. —————————————————————— | ‘@ Sy g ¥ | Hry This ‘ | On retiving All tne nesirils with Kuoapin Saive. Salff the salvt back into the alr ;{Auu«- o! the head and throat until it reaches the ton sils and uvyla and you taste the salve. This Is heat done by lying down, pillow under back. { hoad thrown pack that the melting salve ina) reach the head cavitios. Also aurn the head ! lown and forwardeand to right and left; to flow the salve over the inflamed surfaces in the cavi | ties of the head, In the morning the pain and areness will he gone. To make suyre placo Pfucapine Salve on the back of the tongue with our finger. Same treatment for colds, nose sores, catarrhal hu(}uu'lwu, ecatareh of the head nose and throat, ¥t yvou swallow a litile it won't hurt you.. You'll goon learn to think that ong of your very best friends is . o 4 ~ | ﬂ/ﬂ/é Antiseptic Analgesic Antiphlogistic | Prevents Tufection)( Relieves Pain) (Allays Tullammatior So¢ the jar at your druggist's or by mali from Piedmont Laboratories, inc., i Clinton, S.C, .CALOTABS FOR COLDS AND FLU [nfluenza and Grippe, Like Ordi. nary Colds, Require Calotabs, the Purified and Refined Cal. omel Tablets That Are Nauscaless, SBafe and Sure. Physiclans and druggists elaim that the great epidemic of influenza has conclusively demonstrated that the quickest relief for a cold and the best preventive of Influenza and pneus ménia is to keep the liver active so that the digestive organs may be in perfocted condition. For this pur pose Calotabs, the new nausealess calomel tablets that are free from the sickening and weakening effects, is the most thorough and dependable, as well as the most agreeable lax ative, Culotabs have the special advan tage of not making the patient sick ard weak, as they do not upset the digestion and appetite. One Calotab at bed time with a swallow of water that's all. No salts, no nausea, nor the slightest interference with your ecating, pleasure, or work, Next morn ing vour cold has vanished, your liver |s active, your system is purified, and yvou are feeling fine with a hearty ap petite for breakfast. For your protection, Calotabs are sold only in original sealed rm‘kasel. price thirty-five cents, Sold by all druggists and your money back #f you are not delighted with them.—Adv. | | | { o ’ EAST POINT, Ga., March 15.—Re vival services at the Methodist Au ‘dltorlum have been well attended. Many additions have been made Jn itwo weeks. The preaching is by the ‘Rev. Samuel Haynes. The services will continue indefinitely, according to the Rev. C, A. Norton, I.astor of the Fast Point Methodist Church. The musical programs are under the Rev. Homer ‘Jenklns, asslisted by a large choir, | —— - The Atlanta & West Point Railroad opened fts office again today, under private control. The agent in charge is J. C. Moore. Following a canvass by the Good Roads Club of the South side, regis tration for the coming election s heavier than in many years, | o The Rev. O, H. Greenwell, pastor of the West End Christian Church, and J, Luther Stone, pastor of the Bast Point Christian Church, ex changed pulpits Sunday night. The flu situation is greatly im proved. Schools have been kept open and church meetings have continued. East Point Camp Woodmen of the World plan a “hig” night Friday at their Main street hall. A large class is to be initiated. Dr. W. F. Wells, mayor of Hape ville, has returned home atter visit ing in South Ge.cgla. —————————— “The stars Incline, but do not compel,™ HOROSCOPE. MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1920, This should be a lucky day, sinoe the Bun rules with benefic power, Venus is in friendly aspect. All who desire to enlist the suppert es men and women of influence should make the best use of the hours from early morning, Politicians, promoters and philanthrep sty should be able te push their plans sucoessfully while thls sway prevails, for the minds of those who possess great richea or much power are believed to be peculiarly impressionable when the BSun Is in friendly aspect. ‘ Special advantage (8 supposed to ha gained by glving presents under thia di rection of the planets, Women sheould benefit during this sway which promises much for business progress. Those who wed under this planetary government will never seek to break the marriage tie, the gecrs declare, It I 8 a lucky day for meetings of any sort and especially for dinners at which orators are heard. Theaters have a fartunate sign to guide them teday, which is lucky, aiso, for those who appear on the stage. Aetresses have the forecast of a period that will be of great advantage to them. New starß will multiply, but they will win fame by supreme talents, The seers declare that among old super- Lumiom now pevived there will he mew faith in the language of flowers and their effect on humanity, Parsons whose birthdate it is haye the augury of a happy year. Business that 'will be successful through travel will be lmnn remunerative. ) Children horn on this day probably will be exceedingly perstvering and industrious. Thess subjects of Pisces are usually re markahly suecessful, (Copyright, McClure Newspaper Syndicate) s JODOE NOTIOES. Kast Atlanta Counecil \» No. 121, Junior O. U. A, ‘ M., will hold thelr regu '/"ﬁ"‘ lar meeting ’l‘ueufny; iy Y evening, March 16, a 7 "L‘. ¢ o'clock. All qualified . [ \ brothers invited. Special [ ) degree work. i " J. H, KOTAL, | Councilor, | W. ¥. JONES, Secretary. ek et 2 £ B e e T ONERAL NOTIONS. . MORRILL.—The friends of Mr. and Mra, William ¥, Morrill, Mrs, & R, Morrill, Miss Venitia P, Morrill, Mp, and Mrs. W, W. Donald, Mr. and Mra L. V. Morrill Dr. and Mrs. Jenness Morrill, Dr, David 8. Morrill, Mr, and Mrs. R. W, Blood worth, Miss Addie Lee Bloodworth, B, F, Bloodworth and Mr and Mra, Erpest Lundsford are invited te uttend the fu neral of William F. Morrill this afternooen at 3 o'clock from the residence, 10, Hast Ontario avenue, the Rev. I, H, Noe offi elating, interment in Wastgyew. ‘The fol lowing gentlemen will act as pallbearers: P.. Q. Walker, C. B. Rogers, G, N, Dana, M. V. Cole, W. E. Flowers and B, W, Beavers. Greenberg and Bond are in B HYDEN.~—The friends of Mr. and Mra Grever C. Hyden, Mrs. J. C. Hyden, Mr, and Mrs. M, H. Thackston, Lancaster, 8. C., Miss Jenie Hyden and Messrs. M. H., 1. W. and Estell Hyden ave invited to at tend the funeral of Grover O, Hyden this evening at 8 o'clock from the residence, 327 | East Hunter street, Remains leaving Ter minal Station at 6:30 Tuesday morning for Gainesville, Ga., for interment. Greenberg and Bond, f\nmr:'nlﬂ\rw(urs. are in rhgrgm WALLACE —N. H. Wallnce dled at a pri vate sanitarium Sunday night; the resi dence is 71 Foster street, He is survived by his wife, ope son and four daughters. The remaina ara at the chapal of Green perg and Bond and will be taken to Alma, Oa. PFUNERAL DIRECTORS—-aEMBALMERS A AAN AN AS A o GREENHERG & BOND. 13§ I street Both phons 774 Prompt sarvicl. A O % ROY DONRHOOSI Washingtos Rt Pr\m :\hoau E[omgﬁ Stomach ills permanently disappear afer drinking the celabrated Shivar Miperal Water. Positively guaranteed by money-back offer. Tastes fine, costs a trifle. De livered anywhere by our Atlanta Agents, Coursey & Munn Drug Store, Walton and Broad Sts. Phone them. ~Advertisement. ' b3U E 3 .'r l cH ‘)v.\‘ 1 % s 3 A R 43;; PR J‘ & Money buck without questios i HUNT'S Salve faila in the +4 treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA, ; RINGWORM, TETTER o . ather itching skin disesses. Try @ 75 szut box st our riak. Fer your health’s sake you should fmmediately correct any irregu larity of the Bowels by taking DR. TUTT'S LIVER PILLS. I your Bowels are not weorking :roperly you canunet expect te cep fit. Take one or two at bed time. Get right and keep right. U RTE YT 1 . lGeorgian American ATLANTA's WANT AD DIRECTORY 15 CENTS A LINE FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS ONe tNE .c.ansassesrsecssloo 8 DS Thrce tigies ...coovesesessss-13C & DO Beven timed .............s.lo¢ A I'ne Thirty times or m0re....... 9¢ a line IN ADVERTISING IT'S RESULTS, NOT RATES, FJHAT COUNT, Advertisers may phone “Want Ads.” Experienced phone clerks will assist you with wording. Phones: Main 100 Bix average words "ﬁe latters) com stitute A line, Non advertisements Bc cepted for less than 30 centa C'ash must accompany orders for - sertions of ads under the following otas sifieations: Far Rent—HHonsen, Yor Rent—Apartmenta. For Nent—Rooms. Wanted—Houses Wanted _ Apartments. Wanted-—Roems. Wanted—Tonrdera, Wanted-—Board, Wanted—Kitoatiens, We will send ont immediately and collect for ads to be Inserted under the above classifications. PHONE US. In epder to he of the largest measure of gervies to hoth advertisers and read ers, The Georgian-American correctly claseifies all advertisements Por mutual protection, advertisers should retain all receipts and reply tickets, as mistakes can only be recti fied with them, : Y¥ AN WRROR 18 MADE THE GRORGIAN-AMERYCAN 1S RPAPON STRIE POR ONLY ONF INCORRECT INSERTION. THE CUSTOMYR 12 R¥- SPONSTRYE POR NBSFOTPNT TN ASFPRTIONS, ™Y ADVERTISER SHAULD NOTIFY IMMYTATELY IF ANY CORRRECTION 1S NEFDED, No orders for Afiscontinuance of ad ’v-rﬂumamn accepted over the phone. ~ Answers for out.of-town advertisers sent In cadk of The Georgian-American will he farwarded promntly ns received, ‘ ~ Ads are accepted until 12 p, m. on the day of publication and uwtfl 9:30 p. m. Saturday for Sunday’s publica tion. Early orders assist us in render ing a complete service to you. Georglan-American Want Ads insure suocess. RPAD FOR PROFTT— U'SE FOR RESULTS ‘ The Georgian-Ametican Atlanta’s Wan® AdQ Directory 1 20-22 East Alabama Btreet \ SPECJAL NOTICES. A A A AANNNNN NS ALL AUTOMOBILE OWNERS should see our ad this issue. UNI VERSAL CHEMICAL CO, R e et} LOST AND FQUND. A AA A A AAP A THE LAW of Qeorgla declares a finder of lost goods who, having means of knows ing the rightful owner, retains them for the finder's own use or advantage, may upon conviction thereof be pun"red for simple larceny. A person whe finds lost goods s legally liahle to the rightful owner for thelr proper care while in the finaer's posgession, and he is legally ene titled to be reimbursed for expenses in curred in properly caring for the goods found, and may retain them until such Sypenses SFM PRMY, v LOST—Purse, by widow, Sat. evening, on Broad, between Rom-ri’ store and Fulton Market. 271 Bellwood, Reward. S7B REWARD for return of new ¥ord ~ touring car; Ga. license 26481, motor No, 3681630 B. B. Lowe, Ivy 7834 FOUND—Ring, answers include descrip tiens, approximate place of loss. Pay for ad. Box 1573, Georgian FOUNIN-—2 horses and 1 mule. 318 ﬁlu hall Bt. - e ' DANCING. AA A AAAAA A A AN A A AAP AL MISS THERESA HOFFMAN has o:wned an up-to-date dancing echool bhetween Sxand 60 Houston St. Children given special attention. For private lessens, phone Ivy 1498, Tvy 65225. J. Daneing Tuesday and Saturday nighta Special jaszz E\ull\!. B o e e i e et EDUCATIONAL. | e e e WRITE your imagination. We teach yen how to write photoplays ?\\r‘ your Kleas inte eash. Write or call for .‘r g«mln&' Southern Ieoa:ﬂo Syndicate, 3 ’ eal ate Building, 208% Twenty street Birmingham, Ala BUSINESS PERSONALS. e AAA AA A A AN $lO PER MONTH. ! Influenza, Catarrh, Adenoids and Enlarged Tonsils—Deafness, ete, DR. @EORGE BROWN, SPECIALIST 312-314 Austell Bldg. "AM qtl V'l‘rontmfn_t:)»S__l”frm.\Vlngﬁ_\‘_y_lit.. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS—Save a few hundred this year. See our ad, this issue. UNIVERSAL CHEMICAL CO. EDWARDS, PI APHER Can be found only on second fleor, Me- Clure's Store. Main 4960, HIGH class dentistry ¢-xoimngnd for men’s or women "‘f‘ﬂ'ﬂ" Pklong‘l. 1690. BUSINESS CARDS AN NN AP ¢ AUTOS~TAXICABS AAAA AA A AA A A A g UNION TAXI SERVICE 18 B Wall 8t Main 3407, S e BUILDING, REPAIRING, ROOFING, NN AN AN MA A AN BUILDING, rewlrlnﬁ roofing, Werk guaranteed. A, B, Malcom, i 1 Carnagie Way. Ivy 6738, Call §:3O to 7:30 a, m., bleßdp m e —— CHIROPODIST. AAAA AA A AAN DR. FRANK K PARKER, Chiropodist MAIN 1679, 237-239 ARCADE. DENTISTS, A P PPN I)ENTISTSD! H. Jensen, Dr. O. B. Battle, 183 Whitehall o DECORATING AND PAINTING, WWW NEW shop, painting and decor ating, expert workmen, outside and%nside finishing at low cost. 133 W. Pine Street. R RR R l GUOD THINGS TO EAT, A AR A A N . w ALI-AMERICAN CAFE, GET the habit of eating our home cook ing: open all night No. 4 8. Pryor St PRINTING, A A A AN AN ENGRAVED soctal and business statton .rg. wedding Invitations, nnnouncouugh WEBB & VARY CO. ATLANTA, A © PAINTING—PAPERING AA A AP A AA AN TINTING, TINTING repairing roma S4OO to $6.50. Call € 2 7 p m West €2O-J. B 00l s PATENTA AND TRADE MARKS AA A A A SIS S Mason, Fenwick and Lawrenca Patent and Trade Mark Lawyers Hsth 1861, Washington, D. C. Referencea: A. A Woel & Bon At lanta, Ga., snd many oth.ea Send description and sketch. N S e I PLUMBING AND TINTING, A AA A A A ! HAMILTON Tinning and plumbing Ce i Plumbing, tinning, roofing, -contracting {and job work. Rvy J6F. 181 Marietta St | = B eet | ROO¥ REPAIRING, SSERBEI oy st dgons-o o 0A MR \ SOUTHERN ROOF REPAIRING CO. 'ALL kinds “as roofs repaired by expert workmen TLow prices Work guaran teed. 129 W. Plne St.° Ivy 5568. | PERSONALS. YOUNG man of age wants homé balance of life with well to do people. Can give all reference desired. Address Box 1570, care Georgian. MUSICAL. - WE teach you to play your Irst plece in 30 minutes, on the steel guitar. A guitar glven free to pupils. Hawailan Music Btudio, 33% Whitehall Bt. Upstairs Mueller OPk keno Eiag: vy’ 1638, _HELP WANTED—MALE. WANTED--Men to carry Georgian and American routes, good pay and good opportunities for the right kind of men. Here is a good chance for men whose pres ent jobs do not demand all of their time. You do not have to report until 3:15 p. m. Apply in person at aither nine in the morning or five in the afternoon to City Cireulator. Circulation Department, Atlanta Geor gian. WANTED—Young man as paying and receiv ing teller. One who can measure up to our re quirements as to hones ty, abilitv, ete. Must come well recommend ed. Apply Cashier’s Of fice, The Georgian Co, WANTED — EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS CAPABLE OF FURNISHING SUITABLE REFERENCES, FOR POSITIONS IN NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA, AD DRESS APPLICATIONS TO CAROLINAS AUTOMOTIVE TRADE ASSOCIATION, P. O. BOX 42, CHARLOTTE, N. C, WANTED 200 LABORERS AT ONCE ON MILL CONSTRUCTION. AT LANGDALE, ALA., 5 miles south of West Point, Ga, en €. V. Rall way. (Good street car connections to West Point. 30¢c per hour, 19-hour day; beoard and lodging $5 per week. 12 or 14 months work. West Point Iron Werks, Langdale, Ala. B. D. Sharky, Supt. of Const. JOB PRESS FEEDER Wanted at Once. See Mr. Rauschenberg, WEBB & VARY, | 881, W. Ala. St. WANT 2 THOROUGHLY EX PERIENCED FERTILIZER MILI, FOREMEN. ARMOUR‘ FERTILIZER WORKS, ATLAN TA, GA. 1 ANDERSON VULOANIZER SALES CO. | We tearh you vulcanizing in ten days Buyers taught free. Best methads, best ol RS 38 James St Atlu\?a(.n?h. COLORED MEN | TO work in warehouse; good pay and n%vﬂk. LANTA PAPER 00, Oor, Moore and Ga. R. R. OOT.ORED—S GOOD PORTRRSE, sls TO slß§ PER WEEK; NO SUNDAY WORK. 3 JANITORS, 2 PRESSERS, 4 DISH WASHERS, 2 COOKS, 3 FIREMEN, 10 LABORERS, "$lB TO $22 PER WEBK: 160% AUBURN AVE. | WANTED-—First class mechanieal drafts men, preferably those havlng had ex perience in engine work, Address with full particulars Hardie-Tynes Manufac turing Ca ny, Btrmln_gx_nm, Ala, : YOUNG men, 17 upward, deslrlusvro,nwny‘ mall clerkships, sllO month, rite for free particulars examinations. R, Terry {former government examiner), 69 Con tinental Bldg,, Washington. COLORED—COOKS FOR ALL STATIONS, SBS TO SIIO.BO. DISHWASHERS, HALL BOYS, OFFICE PORTERS. HELP OFW ALL KINDS. 25 WEST PEACHTRER, ROOM 308, WANTED—Colored boys, 16 years old or more, far work in belt factory; good pay. Perfeet Belt Mfg. Co., 246 Marietta St i e ~ . WANTED—Tailors. R. L. Laseter, 1414 Luckie St. WTWEK:HMA and boys ‘urn to phy he Itul guitar; ne charge for first lesson; guitar free to tgme interested. Hawalian Musie_Studle, 33 Whitehall ‘Bt. AVERAGE $127 &nonth‘ Rallway mall clerks. Hundreds needed. List positie open free. Write Franklin Institute, Dex 50 Rochester, N. Y. D IVP‘RQ WANTED, experiencen 4AVLD package wagon drive ers, colored. Parcel Delivery Cea, 174 Kast Hunter St POLISHRIE wanted. Must be good Wlth machines, &:'0 per day of § hours. Reg ular work. ollton Marble Works, Car raliton, Ga, : TES Prof. Branning guarantees te teach you the barber trade In few weeka Chain of shors. Gord wages, 14 B Mitcheil INTHERNATIONAL CORRERP()N')!R cH BOHOOLS WILL TRAIN YOU FOR PO SITION YOU WANT 11 ARCAD'® BLDG W-\-\'TFDWBN\T“ sawyor, eircular mill, 40,000 ocapacity. Must he A-1.. Report L B Coffee, superintevdant, Pembrake, Ga. BOYS WANTED to work belor}”ud N after school. Parcsel Tive ery Co., 174 Bast Hunter St FIREMEN, brakemen, $l5O-S2OO mon&iy, experience unnecessary. Write Railway Assoclation, care “Qeorgian. = WANTED—Expericneed map olerk _for home office work. Apply Palmette Fire Insurance Co., Sumter, 8. C. YOUNG man w{ll‘mg to use typewriter and collect accounts. ood salary. 1019 At. lanta National Bank. o WANTED-—Colared farm Vanda: good wages; near Atlanta. Apply 27 S. Bread St, BR e e R WANTED—Experienced blackamith help ers, Yancey Bros, 123 Walton St WANTED—Experionced aute drivers. Ape N-", 3r-» lér St e JOB PRESS FEEDER wanted. 79% S. Broad Bt. M. 3364, HELP WANTED—FEMALE. AAA, e I A NN SN NI NN THRE BUTTERICK PUBLISH ING COMPANY REQUIRES THE SERVICES OF SEVERAL GIRLS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 16 AND 19 YEARS OF AGE., APPLY TO MR. STILL WELL, 79-89 MARIETTA ST. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. & A PROFESSION OF NATIONAL SCOPE. Every large town and city requires Automatic Tele graph Operators. Pay from beginning above the average. Periodic in creases. Advancement to $1,800.00 per year to Young men and women, 18 _ to 25 years. ‘ For full information, call WESTERN UNION TEL. CO, 1000 Transportation Bldg. SRR e e ~ GQIRLS ° DO YOU WANRT WORK THAT IS A PROFIT AND PLEASURE? WANTED — GIRLS OVER SIXTEEN, FOR REGULAR WORK WITH THE NUNNALLY CO. A few positions now open In candy packing room: also in chocolate dipping department. Good pay, with chance of quick promotion. We realize that geod work comes best with pleasant surroundings, g 0 there are well lighted workrooms, services of trained nurse, rest rooms, etec. APPLY 944, EDGE WOOD AVE. .'———-—‘—_NH—PT—.FV'—-‘—'—"“ S T E N OGRAPHER— Large corporation of fers substantial initial salary and advancement commensurate with effi giency and interest in work. Some one now lo cated, butwith no appar ent futures would find this excellent change; state age, present em ploy ment, experience and salary expeoted. Address B o x 1266, Georgian. YOUNG LADIES-— . AGES 16 TO 25, FOR VERY DESIRABLE, PLEASANT, LIGHT WORK; GOOD HOURS; SPLENDID WORKING CONDIL TIONS AND VERY GOOD PAY. APPLY 415 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLDG. D EXPERIENCED _ operators to make overalls, pants and shirts; wonderful | opportunity to make big money. We pay the highest union scale, Marcus | Loeb & Co,, Inc,, 76 Trinity Ave. BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENC. ED IN INSTALLMENT BUS INESS PREFERRED, BUT NO™ ESSENTIAL. PERMANENT POSITION. GIVE AGE, EXPE RIENCE, SALARY DESIRED, AND APPLY IN OWN HAND-. WRITING. TO BOX 1264, GEORGIAN. . GIRLS. To wrap and pack eandy. . Come ready to work. SOU. CHICLE CO, Junet. Walker and Peters St. JOB PRESS FEEDERS Wanted at Ouce. See Mr. Rauschenberg, WEBB & VARY, 3815 W. Ala, St. : USE GEORGIAN WANT - ADS FOR RESULTS. HELP WANTED—FEMALE. WANTED—YOUNG LADY TO WORK ON NECKWEAR; NICE WORK; CAN MAKE sls TO S2O PER WEEK. ALL STAR MFG. CO. 66-70 W. MITCHELL STREET. e e e WANTED —ls GIRLS TO WRAP CANDY. APPLY, READY TO WOREK. GA. PEA NUT CORPORATION, 179 EDGEWOOD AVE_NI_JE__ GIRLS wanted to make brushes, good work, pleasant surround ings. Apply to Mr. Bell, D. D. Felton Brush Co., 39215 Edge wood Ave. WANTED—YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN MARKING AND ASSORTING. GUTHMAN’S LAUNDRY, 212 WHITEHALL BN i i GOOD COOK wanted, without family, to live on place, fur. room and good wages. Mrs. Gumm, 675 Ponce de Leon Ave., H. 1877, WANTED-—-SEVERAL COLOR ED WOMEN FOR FLAT WORK. SEWELL LAUNDRY, 154 ORME STREET. WANTED—Power sewing ma chine operators. Apply at once at Watson's, eorner Pryor and Décatur streets. GIRLS TEamy R, b increasing daily; goed positions always open; making and trimming taught in four weeks to six weeks by artistie milli ner; full eourse §45. Sparks Practical l\&;:::‘r:eé{\.(inlllgo, 40% ngilehall Bt., At- WANTED — Experienced sateslady for ladieg’ ready-to-wear and mil linery; good salary. Jacobs Dept. Store, 211 Peters street. YOUNG LADIES. 18 YEARS and older to work im paper bag and tray Dept. Geod pay, ATLANTA PAPER CO,, ;6?'?40 ladies, age 16 to 30, wanam work in paper box department. Geod pay for steady girls. Apply Mr. Shaw, National Paper Co,, Simpson street and ‘Southern Railway, SSO PER WEEK. We can use a young lady possessing a pleasing personality in our organization. Box 1431, WANTED—To :w. you @& guitar free; call todag and learpn to plu{ your ﬂrli plece in 30 minutes. Hawalian Musie Btudio, 83% Whitehall St. Upstairs. GOOD girl for peneral hoygework. ‘Must be steady ecompetent and reliable, good wages, no laundering, room on Place 2529, Cor. P'tree Way. H. 138§, WANTED-—Several lady canvassers; steady position; good chance. Reliable concern, Bee Mr, Ho&n&ipom 15, 175 Marietta Bt, RELIABLE settled woman to cook and do general housework. Furnidhed room. Geod wages. Ref. required. H. 1602-J. WANTED-Good cook, breakfast and din ner meals. Room on premises if de sired. Apply 544 Ponce do Leon Ave. WANTED-—Young .lady fer candy dept.; ghert hourg; geod pay; seme night work. Nunnglly Cq., 101 Fouchtres 8% COLORKD — COOKS, MAIDS, DISH WASHERS, WAITRESSES, 23 WEST PEACHTREE, ROOM 308. T WANTED—GOOD WORKING _ HOUSE KPEPER. APPLY ST. MARY'S HOS. PITéL. 22 WINP_EQR ST. WANTED—Tlmmediately a good reliable cook, good wages, small family. Ap ply 766 W. Peachtree. FIRST class cook wanted at once. Gaod wages, also washweman. 67 E. Mitchell e Lel S RELIABLE girl, genecral housework and cooking 1-2 day. Good wages. 1180 PR L WANTED—A ceok, who ean furnish ref. ‘I erezxit;es. Apply 332 W, Peachtree St e ﬁJmms*:.rrm::. Wi ie @BOOD cook wanted. Call Yiom. 2187. 62 West Fourteenth Ht. References. WANTED _NURSE; ROOM ON NLOT. 30 EAST THIRD BT, WANTED—(ood coek; good wages. 58 Luckie St, e e e ey Help Wanted—Male, Female. | ‘ . WANTED. Carding, spinning and spooler room help. ~ Cheap house rent. Wa ~ ter and lights free. Ap - ply \ W. H. MOONEY, . Superintendent Bibb Manufacturing Co,, ‘ Columbus, Ga. WANTED—AII kinds of cotton mill help for both day and night work. Carding, Spinning, Twist ing and Weave Room help will find good houses to live in with plenty of room around houses ifor gardens, cows and chiekens. ‘We also have good schools and !ehumhos. Apply to I. B. Grimes, Supt,, Elm City Cotton Mills, LaGrange, Ga. ’ WANTED — A few ‘ spinners and spool ers. We have raised wages. Write for prices. Boarders pro | ferred. W. B. Kyser, Bibb Manufacturing Co., Porterdale, Ga. CAN use a few ecarpen ters with families of cotton mill help. Apply 0. B. GRIMES, MILSTEAD MFG. CO., Conyers, Ga. WANTRD— Cook and yati man; man and wwife preferred; good home and pay for veliahis ceunis. Phone Hemlook 333%-J. COMPRTENT stenographer willing to use Plctunbom part of time. Goed salary. : 1019 Atlanta National Bank. 'WANFED—‘GMd experienced cook. Settled woman preferred, also yard man. H. 604, 258 Prado, Ansley Park. . Help Wanted—Male, Female. WANTED. Six or eight good duck weavers. Two or three good duck “loomy fixers. Ly Twister room help of all kinds. Compressor runners, . . s a 8 First-class houses: electric lights - and water in each#house ; most up-to-date girls’ hotel in the South; board reasonable; free clinic daily; visiting nurses; church and Sunday sechool ; mov ing pictures and swimming pool. Best wages in the South. OVERSEERS IN CHARGE: H. B. Williams, Day Twisting; T. L. D. Craddock, Night Twiste ing; John Reed, Day Weaving; C. E. Boddie, Night Weaving. C. P. Gray, Superintendé&nt; A J. U, Thomason, Asst. Supt. iBIBB MANUFACTURING CO., | Columbus, Georgia. N o ‘WANTEY)—S!BHO‘FIDHBI’ that ean stand A $l5O salary. Prefer man, but will 'use eompetent lady. Apply own hand writing. . J. H. Hilsman & 00., 691 Ems BIES BMUGINE. e . TEACHERS WANTED. S A AA NP e WANTHED—Teacher whe is able to invest $6,000. We have a good proposition for & real, live teacher. Address, Hox 906, ‘Knoxvﬂlo, Tenn, 2 | SALESMEN WANTED. AAAA A I I WANTED-—Salesman, or one eapable of | gelling, who ean invest as much as $6,000 ‘!n the preferred stock of a money-making concern. Must have a fatw education. Good propesition to right man., Address, Box \9OO, Knoxville, Tenn. ‘\VANTED—-M_V crew manager, several live | canvassers; big money to hustlers, 8 A m to 9 a m; 4p m to s p.m 310 Gould Bldg, e e e e ee e | AGENTS WANTED. A A A g AP A‘)ENTS—’I‘O gell “Tiltlok’ ¢the tilting, ocking steering wheel). I. M. Ferst, 349 Bull Bt, Bavannah, Ga, Situation Wanted-—Female, STENO-BOOKKEEP,, no; employed, de gires to make change, State salary paid in ans. Box 1272, care Georgian. COPY werk wanted by experienced typls}. __Oall at §O2 Oéntral Bldg, or Main 5541, WANTED—By lady, eclerical position, P‘h‘one E. P, 281 e BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ee e At e N “BEAT ’EM TO IT* BUY AN OIL LEASE g 4 ON THE STRUCTURE, #! EAST TEXAS~}CENTER ‘ OF. ACTIVITY. WE are actively drilling and now down 193 feet in CHEROKEE COUNTY, il miles north of Jacksenville, located in the center of a structure 3% miles wide, and offer subjeect to prior sale, one-half of 20,« 000 acres from 1,200 feet to six miles of this well, \ ‘ IN § te 20 acre blocks, $5 to SSO acre, Special Prlcea on 1.(‘\00 acres or more, Excerpt From Our Geologist’s Report “THE anticlinal and synclinal lines ean ha readily seen for nmiles. The structure runs 1034 degrees west of north being in canformity with the upper cretaceous fors matien aceompanied by the Fennsylvania Carboniferous shale,” SINCLAIR and other wells nearby due to come in. Quick action necessary. POCAHONTAS LEASING & ROYALTY CO. Scollard Building, Dallas, Texas, or D. L. Irwin, Lease Mgr. Jacksonville, Texas. PAWNSHOP TOR SALE—DO ING $50,000 BUSINESS PER YEAR. NET INCOME OF S3OO A MONTH INTEREST ON LOANS. A GOOD BUSINESS FOR RIGHT PARTY. REASON FOR SELLING, WRITE TO UNCLE SAM'S PAWNSHOP, AUGUSTA, GA. ~ WHAT $1,500 CAN DPO. CAN bhuy a fully equipped, well established vulcanizing plant in heart of town. Cash preferred, <Can be bought with pioper endorsement on time. Write Box 378, Belma, Ala. A Good Business Yithont =~ eapialy straight, stricily your awn. Plan is new; of greta value. George Welles Moseley, Newburgh, N, Y. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS — Combat the high cost of operation. See our ad this issue. UNIVERSAL CHEM ICAL CO. . thlel" is now ready for you, Get one oday. lv.xm’;'rn'_)o“: 4 No. Pryor Bt. L 7044 FOR SALE—Lunch, soda, cigar and gros cery ‘business; corner location. This is your opportunity, 301 Muarietts St —_—_— e = FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. e A A A AAI FOR SALE~—Circular sawmill, complete, 35,000 ft, eapacity, wWith planing mill, dry kiln, skidder, loader, locomotive, cars, rail, and 87,000,000 ft. longleaf yellow pine, Price, $320,000. Omne-third eash, balanve five vears. Wire for particulars. John J, Barle, Tampa, Fla. PAY good prices for used fwrniture, the better class preferred, although can use anything ysul?av’. ‘ %ACOBS AUCTION & I.ALVA(?B o, 61 Decatur St. Main 1434, THREE good suits for sale, size 38. All navy blue, button trimmed. Lining goed, Address with phone number, Box 1574 °"",._,_,_.G_°9'i§i“.‘,"__.__..____.____, FOR FURNITURE, REFRIGERATORE Stoves, Rugs and Linoleum, mo to Boorstein’'s, 33 N_._P_r_@r St., Ivy 1611, T SCHOOL BOOKS. . ©@olumbian Book and Stationery Ce., 39 South Broad Street. ARGE car sweet, juioy Florida oranges Georgia R. R. tracks, on Central Ave, near Alabama. N T GASOLINE pump and tank; good as new, Cheap for cash. 26 Wail St. Main 218, U. 8. ARMY goods. Bradley Bonded Wares heuse Co., Greenville, 8. C, DETROIT JBEWRI, wickless oil stove cheap. Main 671. 2 Cleveland Avenue et FURNITURE. A AAA AAN NSNSttt i | FURNISHINGS for 6 room flat, piano and machine Lease for gas, electricity, E!;gp_g_aﬂn_(_l~§gut. 59;_86‘0:‘ Georgian. HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale. Ivy 5424, T MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, A A A A ANN AP Piano Bargains Sioieis? = pianos, and to make room for our new pianos, we are offering the following ins struments at very low prices: Tvers & Pond, Fischer, Kimball, Cable, Wellingten, Harvard, McPhall and other makes. Cash or terms. Walter Hughes Piano Co., 83 N, PO B Skl A FOR SALE — Conover Baby QGrand piano; perfeet condition, Hem. 2388. J. B et HOUSEROLD GOODS, AA A A AAP PPN FURNITURE, CASH OR TERMS., FAVOR. ITE STORE, 32 DECATUR. I 133 e et i JEWELRY, WATCHES. A A NS S EXPERT watch repairing, ecomplicated work a specialty, Strange Bres., 14 N, Forsyth Bt. R