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WANT ADS ONE CENT A WORD No Ad Taken For Lett Than 25 Cent*. CASH MUST ALWAYS accom pany out-of-town order*. Watch The Georgian Want Page Grow. Situation* Wanted will hereafter be insetted on thia page free of charge. If you want a aituation, •end your ad. to The Georgian. Each ad. will be limited to three line*, one inser tion. HELP WANTED. WANTED HELP—MALE. WANTED—OOOI> STRONG WHITE MEN 9i betters In the fount!rj to learn mold* er*' trade. Hood pay to start with end * ** or three months. Only references nred apply. those with cood refer DeUeeb Mill Mfg. Co. uas ami nova wanted lbahn plumbing. plastering, bricklaying. Spe- rial offer life erholsrahlp fifty dollars, easy payments: position guaranteed: free cata logue. Coyne Bros. Trade Schools, Near York. Chicago, fit. Louis. WAlfTKI»-fc.VW.IkikScfiir“An( , lTfTl?^ ^tural draughtsman. ^Apply to Haralson «]• Empire Bldg. i—ppipyimpl—i B iWTWI.tikMAX. |&0; MAN TO IK- t.Ct S3W null ori-opt good pnjillK IKMltlon nt n .aniraor rraort; vloltnlri. vorneilat cod Iilaul.l. *M ..oh; ctniograplrer for Uw of- flro, VS; Itiviiranro. MS; yamm man lifxln- nrr M atomiirrnplior. I4S. llrllnmy llualnoaa Atfency, 1330 Candler Uld*. WANTED HELP—FEMALE. Kii-erlraced operator* make from SSBSB 112.00 per week, and we will sire *ood day wa*ea to tlioao without experience until they learn. If yon lire out of At- lantn. write na and wa will (lea yon In- formation atioot Imardln* placea. Nnnnally llroa. * UrCrea. M W. Aialmnui atrant Inc. A ronrao of Inatmctlon (Iron In train- lac aehnol with anlary tieclnnln* with on- tr*a<-e to achool. Good aalaitea paid to rom potent opera tore, aalnry tielnc deter- mlaeil npon roerlta of the o|ierator and not npon tencth of aorrle*. Apply Sth Boor, SITUATIONS WANTED—MALE. WASTED-A I HISTCLAUS HIIIXOI.K Oil lumhi-r rriv filer wanta a poeltlou. X.. A. It,, t; W. Mltrh.ll atreet. W’ANffcrtposl'hbii IN U’iloT.BflAY.K or- retail grocery store; have some rx- i-ertence In retail trade. Address B., 146 H. Vtnn- i WANTED—AGENTS. ZuJTnT* WANTING 111(1 AND VUILK money tend for our free circulars. Oen- WANTED—SALESMEN. iur inrigninrcui new limps; new irnmrra: easy sellers; exclusive territory and liberal proposition; extraordinary chance for work ers. State If von have bad experience, lludglns Co., Atlanta, tia. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. WANTBD-TIIK PUBLIC TO KNOW that the Southern Auction and Salvage Co., at 20 s. Pryor, can dispose of your bouaehold goods, ofdre fixtures, safes, car- peta. ruga, piano*. etc., to advantage. WAsmn>-TiTCTrivAn:~ rAi-titt and rarpota to .loan; alao (hr N.-.t i-nrtN-t riHUH prawratlon <m tho niarkot, i-hrop. Wo. NT Ranaotu. No. W t.urklo atnvt. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO RBL7.7 IP y®n hart, reml It to th. Southern A notion and Silvan Co., 20 S. Pryor itrtMt. Pbou. iB.II) WK ATLAfi BNtllSlSM -ATl.AM IIOIl'.KKH i.Exitd* Work., Empire Hid,.. Atlanta PITUiTTLAM —BTTSTNKSB ITBFBkB ahouM bar. blah pad. alfoa. Call on Knt Man Co., 41 Phone 292*. DON’T QO BLIND. WHEN YOU SEE THE ATLANTA Wrecking Ca.‘s new line. Just added a full line of trunks, travelers* supplies end general office supplies. The rheapeet ever eoM. We buy. sell or exchange everything. 17 and D West Mitchell street. Bell 'phone BRAMBACII PIANOS. * ESTABLISHED 1*21 BECHT PIANO CO., 62 N. PORBTTII. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. COOL. PLEASANT ROOMS *3 TO S3 A ' week. Meals *2.60 a „ avenue. Bell phone phone 2767. week. Lodging fl a week. 10U Trinity a 2*46. Atlanta phoni 2 SL Atlanta phone g?< WANTED—ROOMS. BROTHER AND SISTER WANT THREE furnished rooms centrally located nerfr Equitable building with light housekeep ing privilege. A duress J. L. P.. Georgian. TEETH BCTT SET OP TEETH M.W. OCARAX- Cauwn.' cl.thlcy ator*. 1M1 phvu. !(Vo need help, both male and fe male, experienced and Inexperienced. Apply In person at once. EMPIRE PRINTING & BOX CO., 155 MADISON ST. MISCELLANEOUS. IKON SAFES. BANK SAFER. VAULT DOORS. SAFES, fire proof safos, deposit box**. William E. Ellis. 26 M. Broad Ht., Atlanta. LPiliiEli-iVH iIav'k TO fib* UUXS cutting couth Georgia pine eblnglee. Alao manufacture floorin,. celling, riding end lath. Write ua for delivered price,. Kil lian Lumber Company, Box 107, Cordolo. Gn. ALL STYLES GATES.. WIRE AND IRON f*nr<>fl sold and «*r#*<?t4*d. Fsnrlng. for farm, lawn, gnrdon and poultry. Exclusive sgvnts for "Y’iiko Frnc*. Dixie Fane* Co. surroMora Tilly Fane® Co., 41 Wast Hunter street. I’bonns 3893. REAL E8TATE FOR SALE. Pi5n~sxr.T^yo:"a" ■ bxot "xvKSffKfr room bouse with Imsement. Remodeled and In perfect condition. I,ot 60x 214. through to Forrest avenue; cheapest place In the elty. Terms. Annly to Edgar Dnntan. 212 l’rndenthtl hollaing. Phoues 329 Bell. 121 Standard. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. WANT TO BUY FROM OWNER FOR *1.000 to *2.000 rush n 5 or 6-room cottage In white nelglilywhood and convenient to Hon them *liops. Give location aud leant cash price. Address Cash, cure Georgian. WANT' TO SXlTIANGK IlANDBOMli cottage, excellent repair, large lot.’ fine shade, etc., on south aide, for corner lot In go«Wl location north able, about 190 feet front. Will pay cash for difference. Ad dress Exchange, enre Georgian. MATRIMONIAL. RETIRED MERIT!ANT. MIDDLE-AGED, lonely, kind and liberal, very wealthy, wlahea to correspond with. Indy, object mat rimony. leocli Box 425, St. Joseph. Mich. LOST. I.OHT-ON BAHT HUNTBB 8TUKKT BK- tween Houtb Pryor nnd Terry etreete, leity'e brown ptirae, *3 nnd ninnll change, In- •uranee pnpere, pair black aloVee. Return lo 2M (llenwnnd nrpnue and get reward. STRAYED FROM OI7H HTAIII.KH, ONE brown msre, with white star In forehead. 16 hands high. Weight about 1.200 J?ound«. Return to Gutiunan Steam !*auudry Stables, 226 I>eestur street. Reward. EDUCATIONAL. SHORTHAND LEARNED IN 6 WEEKS; best,- easiest, cheapest; also taught by mall. Btokely's Bus. College, 78 Marietta st. PERSONAL. DAVID W. YABBBOUGn. MABTKll PLUMBER, Pkones 1X3. » U. Hunter fit WILLIH WALL PAPER COMPANY, lettrgest stock In South. 64 N. Broad St. “KENT LIGHTS.” THE BEST OP MANTLE LIGHTS NOW eold at UVt N. l'ryor fit Alex Kent. Phone 4X48. 8HOE REPAIRING. GWINN’S SHOE SHOP. 4 I.UCKIE. OPPOSITE PIEDMONT. Bell 3M5. Men', aewed half aolre, 76c. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WANTED-BY BEAL ESTATE AGENT who understands the business nnd has go*nl list property, n partner, with few thousand dollars to eld In making deals. Address 1». O. Box 675, Atlanta. uu see Southern.auto anii Equip ment Co. Wo repair, recnnatruct, aa- change, buy nnd soil automobile*. Garage. 10-12 Mltchsll strMt, Atlanta. Gs. Bell phone 4894-L Main. ATT1UCTIVW lllONS WlU* BRINO YOU hOsIncsf. For high grade work cell on Kent. »1W Si Pryor. Phono 2928. WALL PAPER. J. M. QUICK A CO,-WALL PAPER. mouldings, n'eturea, Picture frames, etc. Bell phone *29. Standard 794. 27 B. Hunter. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TALKING MACHINE* AND BECOnDS- Wholesale and retail distributors of Vic tor Talking Machines nnd Records. Jnst received large ronslgument of machines and over 19.009 records. Immediate attention given mall ord«ffs. We want tho names of all talking machine dealers tn tho south. Write for catalogue. Aloxsnder-Elyea Co. BICYCLES AND HUN DR IBS—LARGEST bicycle and sundry distributors In the south. Southern agents for l’lerco. Yale, Hnell and Hudson bicycles. Write for our 29M catalogue and pries list Alexander- Elyea Co. Jolt IThNTING-t l» W F. A f PtttCKH. Send for samples. Star office, 20 Peters street, Atlanta. ^ YOUR TEETH CROWNED 22-K GOLD CROWNS *S UP. without pain. AH work guaranteed 16 years. Imnler Dental Parlor*. S3 Si White- ball St., over Emmons' clothing ator*. Boll phono 2563-J. WE MOVE. STORE. PACK AND SHIP household goods; Insurance rate one .per cent. Office and warehouse 14366 Walton atreet Both 'phoues. Catbcart's Trans- * ter. ' j REYNOLDS. TIIF. SIGN PAINTER. Signs, banners, nags and flag decorations for special occasion!. 20H R. Alabama St 1 TEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN—All dental work done without pain. Alt work guaranteed 16 years. Lanier Den tal Parlors. Whitehall St., over Em mons' clothing store. BeU phone 25634. • CASH REGISTERS. (Second Hand.) NATIONALS. IIALLWOODfi. IDEAL* ' and all other makes at Itargaln prices. Ws can sell you a register, suitable for C any business, st jk price that cannot help ( but please you. f Cash or monthly payments. Every register rusrauteed for two years. Southern Cash Regtatrr Co . Branch of American Second- Hand Cash Register Co., 24 S. Brood street, Atlanta, Us. OLD HATS MADE NEW. PANAMA AND MILAN STRAW IIATS cleaned ami reshaped, 50c. Soft ami stiff feu hats cleaned and re ■Raped, Me. Opportunities Are Gliding By. We’vfi tried to Imprea, on you your opportunity for becoming wealthy. We've told you from time to Ume that Atlanta real eatate la Increaalng In value. We are not prophets, but we do know that we are right In thla matter. The happenings of every day In the real estate market Is proof posi tive. Wo see men who are wise enough to seize the wealth which in slipping through the fingers of the procrastinator. Thla means the saving for the future. It means a competence for old age. It means that wife and children will bo eared for. Plots of ground in the suburban section are being laid ont; municipal Improvement is advanc ing dally. Schools, street railway facilities, paved streets and all that tends to enhance the value of property which may be bought for practically nothing la being done. Ten years from now the march of business will force the location of residence^ where now are the wilds of the suburbs. Why don't you watch the real eatate columns of the dally papers? They will show you the way to become wealthy. We cannot undertake to make a selection for you. You were given judg ment a>id reasoning powers to assist you in just such matters. Real estate dealers nnd dally papers give you an opportunity, it Is up to you to seize It. SPORTSf r/to mi f darr ac cdadto crc FOR FULL PAGE OF SPGRT8 8EE PAGE TWELVE BARACA LEAGUE STANDING THREE MONTHS RENT FREE Only One Left of Eight Brand New Suburban Hamas. Tha first month will be given FREE and If occupied on. year, two more months will b. given FREE at th. end of the year, making only nine months 'you will have to pay for. None but good families will be allowed In these houeee. These are located on the River electric car line only twenty mlnutee ride- from the center of the elty; contain ? and I rooms; hava never been occupied; are located In West Atlanta Park. Every house fronts a fifty-foot Parle, which la act In trees, evergreen, and flowers. Pure air; na tive oaks; an Ideal a pot for children. It is cheapar than living In the city and the surroundings are more whole- soma In the center of thla Park ara the Farro Phosphate 8prings, which will cure any case of stomach or kldnay troubla no matter of how long Hand ing. It now has a new church, neatly furnished, a store, a school-house coat ing If,600.00 will soon be completed. Captain J. T. Mills, who llvas on the grounda will show you through the houses. Rent 120.00 per month. - JOHN J. WOOD3IDE, IX Auburn Avenue. STEPHENSON BROS., Plumbing nnd Gas Fitting, 51 S. Forsyth Street. Phones—Bell 2528 Main. Atlatta 37. FOR SALE. good itrML near refers street, with ’Stde- alk sml sit street Improvements down* ir IIiii* In front; white nelghliorhooU _,dendld bargain. Reut Income 63 pei month. CHAS. M. ROBERTS. 12 AUBURN AVE. NOTICE. WE HAVE JUST HAD LISTED WITH US SEVERAL It HAND NEW HOUSES. DOTH ON THE NORTH AND HoftTII SIDES. IE YOU AHB IS HIKING KOIt A HOME COME TO SEE I N AT ONCE AND LET US TAKE YOU TO BEE THESE. IE YOU HAVE ANYTHING FOH HALE GIVE US A CALL AND WE WILL GET YOU QUICK MALE. 57 Innian Building. Bell Phone 1485. 614 Empire Building. Phone 88?. LOOK AT THIS! 200x3d FT. It. R. FRONTAGE. CLOSE IN, If taken wlthlh a wfck t%u elegant 9-room house, lot 100x200 ft.. In n Park, near Druid Circle. -fE New i krtosf-IfoCBEiT 1VK S’EAT « AND 7-ltOOM COTTAGES lu tn<> beat part of West KoU, from fc'.SSO - 13.100. « i-JmMiV' M:w iukkk. tinted iVRaTtHTi. S'bAV" li-ltiitiS "ttoi'SE t»Jf Penchtrec. with over one acre of ground. Price *9.500. Liberal term* or will ex change for vacant property or smaller home. R. IL FttONTAlH: Ol'T »>F A!?D \VltlH.V city limits, large and small lota. Prices *800 to *35,000 per lot. Bay now and double money within a year. . . Hi* NVA^f'XlU H 1NKS8 Hltb \VK have clients who will buy and Improve MKXTS. 1 OFFEIt FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS ICE. NO INFORMATION GIVEN •ER PHONE. CLAUDE L. NORRIS, ELL 'PHONE 4«3». 7I« »*OURTH NATIONAL RANK HflLDINO. YOUR TEETH PILLED WITHOUT PAIN R* AX IM- pro red nrthou. All work auamntred II K irm. Rreaooelil. prim. Lanlrr. Itsmtai rlora. 3*S WRltrkall >U orer I rlstblng atore. U*U phOM 34] J. DON’T SHOUT HELP. Do you feel like shouting Help? And suppose you did shout Help? How many people would help you? Tou’ve got to help yourself a little bit Tou do tho little bit. We’ll do the rest. When you feel like shouting Help, alt down and do your little bit by sending your help want ad to the manager of the classified columns of Tha Georgian. Tour little bit Is fin ished. We do the big bIL Next day your want will be aupplled. Tou will be kept busy answering ap plications, provided you have any sort of proposition. We won't help you to ■ell gold bricks. We are not In the gold-brick business. We will supply a legitimate wanL Lady of the house, you've been wor rying some about the servant girl prob lem, haven’t you? Forget It. Life Is too ehort and the weather too hot to worry. We'll take all that worry for a quarter. - If you are particular and want a- host of applicants to select from we'll worry three times aa much for halt a dollar. Send a help wanted ad to The Georgian. It'll fix you. RAILROAD SCHEDULES Showing tbs Arrival sad Depart are of Pas-1 sengor Trains of tbe Following Roads: 4 WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD. No. Arrtvfc From— No. Depart To— H • S Nashville 7:10 nm *2 Nasbrlll# . *:»L- 71 Marietta . 6J6am 74 Marietta ..12:10 pm •93 Naibvtlle 11:45 am *92 Nashville . 4:50 pm TV Marietta . 2:60 pm 72 Marietta .. 5:69 pm • 1 Nashville 7:35 pm • 4 Nashville . S£0 pm CENTRAL OF OEOROIA RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Savannah ... 7:10am Macon .12.-01 am Jacksonville . 7:00 am Savannah ... I.*00 am Macon 11:40 am Macon 4:00 pm ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL ROAD. Arrive From- Depart To— •Selma ......11:40 sm ‘Montgomery 6:30« Montgom y . 7:45 p-Ji ^Montgomery 12:45 [ •Selma ll:3Spni ’Selma 4:20 LaGradge ... *:20 am La Grange .... 6:30 pm •Montaom'y . 6:40 pm •Montgom'y ..11:16 pm •Dmuj. All other trains dally except San- "Xll train* of Atmnta and West Point nallroad Company arrive at and depart from Atlanta Terminal station, corner Mltchsll atreet and Madison avenue. FOR RENT. 26-R. H., 62 and 84 Walton st 10- R. It., 70 Cone st. 11- R. H., 39 Logan ave. 4-R. H., 153 Formwalt at See— LIEBMAN. Real Estate, Renting. 28 Peachtree St. Phones 1075 OEOHOJA RAILROAD. Arrive From— Depart To— •Augusta ... 6:07 pm ‘Angusta 7:45 am ?onyera 6:46 am Llthonla 10:75 am Covington .. 7:46 am ‘Augusta 6:60 pm •Augusta ...12:60 pm Conyers 6:00 pm Llthonla .... 6:25 pm Covington ... 6:10 pm •Aqfaata .... 6:15 pm ‘Angtiata ....11:45 pm SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. Arrive From— Depart To— Washington . 6:60 am Birmingham . 6:40 am Abbeville ... 9:00 am Monroe . . .7:20am Memphis. . .11:45 nm New York . .12:00 m New York . . 6:10 pm Abbeville . . 4:00 pm Monroe. . . . 7:40 pm Memphis . . . 5:00 pm Ulrmtngb'm . 9:23 pm Washington . 9:85 pm Shown In Central time. CAMPBELL & WILSON, REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AOENTS, 1208 Fourth National Bank Bldg. Bell Phone 1933. I1EA1T1FUL INMAN PARK IIOME-A iinr "ns ■tliniit'F, ninnili writ nui| tor. Thla property la f«>r Imraetj Call nt our office. Price IM00. mprTuio.M iiougft-ALfs im. provemvnta; twi* squares off Peachtree; close In; lot 10x900; for Immediate sale.? Call at our office. hou»o; all modern Improvements; very small'cash payment, balance easy. Price BAST TsiSbB'S' A^fc.-Jr5T" tiFF titfe Boulevard: nice, new 5-nww house, on lot SOxlTR. Terms. 1 Tice *2.400. Nu irT.im.E MtooWiWTAGK oN llemlrlx avenue; lot 40x100; for few days at *1.200. joHShiiS aVK-JIW oTB RoIlB- v*rd; 6-room house, modern; on lot 60 by 190; 2 room »ervant'a bouse and stable. Tbe price Is *3,000. Terms $1,000 down, I*lance w. n’outU AVH.-tWblifiTriY ii-ktWSI ho4im»; all'mo4lern conveniences; lot 50 by 190: laundry nnd aerTaut’a rooms. Terms, *2.500 ca«b. Italam*e to stdt. Price, *7.600. I.Vxoli, J~W. BltAliY, inn ii. r. wiiJtoN.' Hale* D.|iartm»nt. FOR RENT BY JOHN J. WOODSIDE. ntre4>t. lias gas, hot and cold water. 0« till* secoud floor of the building there are four rooms, bath, closet, and stationary JOHN J. WOODSIDE. THE RENTING AGENT. 12 Auburn Are. Both Phones <18 EXCURSION BY BOAT BY GEORGIA DENTISTS Special to The Georflarf. Savannah, Oa., June 20.—The second day’s session of the Georgia State Dental Association was held today. A number of valuable papers were read and commented upon. Officers will be selected at tomorrow's session. An excursion by boat to Tybee light will be taken tomorrow evening. MRS. MITCHELL’S DEATH CAUSES DEEP SORROW 8peclsl to The Georgian. . Greenville, S. C., June 20.—The com munlty was deeply grieved to learn of the death of Mrs.- Alexander R.' Mitchell, wife of the Christ church rector, which occurred at Mount Pleas, ant, where she had gone for the sum mer. Jdrs. Mitchell was a daughter of Colonel John P..Thomas, of Columbia. GETS LIFE SENTENCE IN THE PENITENTIARY Special to The Georgian. Brunswick, Ga., June 20.—In the su perior court Ralford Knight, colored, has been convicted of' the killing of Lou Bennet, a negro woman, and gets a life sentence In the Knight killed the woman her. W. J. Boatwright, the young white man who has been on trial on the charge of forgery, has been found guil ty, the jury recommending htiti to the mercy of the court. John Wing was found guilty of fel ony, but It developed that he Is Insane, and when the proper paper, are se cured he .will be sent to the asylum at Mllledgevllle. John Wallace was convicted of as sault with attempt to murder, and given five years In the "pen/' WOMAN IS SENTENCED TO COUNTY CHAINGANG Specie! to The Georglsn. Brunswick, Ga, June 20.—Amelia Johnson, the whits woman who made an attempt to commit suicide with a hatpin several daya ago when arrested, has been tried In superior court. The woman has a record In the crlm Inal courts, and though she pleaded guilty to the charges against her, site was fined 1200 and sentenced to serve twelve months on the chalngnng. The chalngang eentence, however, was sus pended on condition that the woman keep out of Glynn county. ALBERT HAMLIN’S FATHER GOES TO BOWLING GREEN Special to Th. Georgym. McCormick, 8. C, June ,20.—A. B. Hamlin, who has a large .ale stable at thla place, received a telegram Mon day night from Bowling Green. Ky., saying that .hi* .eon. Albert Hamlin, had shot hlnuelL Albert Hamlin also was engaged In the stable business In Augusta, and had gone to Kentucky to purchase horse >. A. B. Hamlin left at once to be with his dying son. ILLINOIS HIGH COURT TURNS DOWN IVENS By 1‘rirate LmsaI Wlrv. Springfield, III., June 20.—The su* preme court at 9:20 o'clock today de* nled the motion for a stay of execu tion In the caao of Richard Ivens, con demned to die Friday for the murder of Mrs. Bessie Hollister, of Chlcaffo. Governor Deneen la notv the only source of hope of * Ivens. a reprieve, commutation of sentence, or pardon, may be granted by him, and It la ex pected an appeal for a reprieve will be inada, but he Is not expected to grant it. Clubs. ,. Weairy Memorial.... 2 ItaptlRt Tat»ernacle.. 3 I l,It.-.! Capitol Avenue....*... 2 Flayed. Won. Lost P. C. WE8LEV MEMORIAL 13, UNITED BRETHREN Wesley Memorial defeated tbo United Brethren Saturday In a roo<1 gome by a score of 15 fo 8. CaUff struck out thirteen men, while Hickman struck out six. Score by Innings: Wesley Memorial 1 4 8 0 1 4 0 0 ‘-13 United Brethren 01 4 1 00011-' The line up la as follows: WE8I.BY M. UNITED D. Davenport, 2b W. W. Elder, 2b. Barnes, of,'.., Black, rf. Fuller. If D. Elder, 2b. Kit ton. c Hadley, If Collff, p Yarbrough, so. Conllff, lb Stockman, lb. MeGrew, as Morgan, c. Cregsr, rf. ......Hickman, p. Fisher, 3b Munday, cf. TRANS-MISSISSIPPI GOLF. By Private Leased Wire. Omaha, Xebr., June 39.—A large field of entries and some hrlllant play marked the opening today of the sixth annual ebatfi pionahfp tournament of tile trans-Mfsala* slppf, fit Joseph, Denver, Wichita, Clinton, Dubuque, Balt Lake City, Lincoln, Cedar Rapids. Burlington, Kansas City, • Colorado Hprings, Des Moines, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Keokuk, Rock Island, Sioux Falls, aud one or two tfther points. Today’s program was as follows: 8:69 s. m.—First half qualifying round st medal play for trans-Mississippi amateur championship, eighteen holes. 1:69 p. m.—Second half qualifying round at medal play for traiiK-MlssIssIpp! amateur championship, elghtten holes-thlrty-slx boles In all—thirty-two to qualify. There la a prise for the lowest medal score. The players making the sixteen low est scores In tho qualifying round are to compete for the directors' prixe, aud the players making the next sixteen lowest scores In the qualifying round to compete for tbe BecrttMry'M prize. The tournament will continue through the remainder of tbe week. BAPTIST TABERNACLE 14, CAPITOL AVENUE 8 B.ptlit Tabernacle won a flve-lnnlng game from Capitol Avenue Saturday by a score of 14 to 8. Score by Innings: Baptist Tabernacle 7 | 0 4 »_ Capitol Avenue.... ; < 2 0— The line-up follows; IIAITI8T T. CAPITOL A Webb, c Palmer, c. Bwlcegood. 2t> Bayne, Or-me. sb. Lovelace, Callahan, rf Tucxle. lb. MoDonuld. Jb Mnrkhnm, rf! Davies, of Poole, If. Owens, It Tenney, ss. Johnson, .I'ostel, cf. Heard, p Crawford. 3b. RIFLEMEN CELEBRATING. Special to The Georglsn. Brunswick, On., June 20.—The Brunswick Riflemen are today having a "Held day" on Ht. Simon's Islam!. Tbe event will be cele brated by various aporta, such as swimming and diving matches, foot races, tsrget shooting and sp .on. The company la. camp-. Ing on tbe Island, and wlU return to the elty. tomorrow, TOM DELEHANTY HA8 ' FORSAKEN BASEBALL Tom Delehnnty, one of the fomoaz broth ers, has gone to Cleveland, where he will engage In business, for a time st least, forsaking baseball. Tom Is a gentleman from the ground up, and leave* many warm friends In Williamsport. That he was bothered with rheumatism and unable to get Into first-class condition here was a disappointment to every one.—Washington 'ost. Tom, the oldest now llrlng of the cele- brnted brothers, made his professional debut with Atlanta In 18*6. NEWS NOTES OF SPORTS. Report has it that a southern California league la to be formed, the circuit to < prise Los Angeles, Santa Ana, San Diego and San Bernardino. The fifty-ninth anpual regatta of the New York Yacht Clnb will be sailed tomorrow on Long Island sound. Tbe start, as usual, will be off Glen Cove. The champion Des Moines team has taken Its'place at the top of .ue Western League pennant climb and to tbe man on the fence It looks aa though It will l>e hard work for the other dubs t6 oust Brother Mike’s With four new players—Carr, Vlnsoa, Hines and Atherton—tbe Indianapolis club of the American Association la showing Im proved form nnd the Hoosler fins are hop ing for a climb to thp top of the column.' Addle Joes Is Cleveland's winning pUcber this season. Raymer, last year with the Boston Na tionals, Is playing a gyeat game with the Johnstown team of the Trl-8Ute League thla season. Sir Mortimer Durand, the BrDlsh ambas sador, has been elected president of tbe cricket dub of Lenox, Mass., and will play with the dob this summer. Duck and candle pins are fast becoming popular among the howlers In the West In New England the small pins have been need both summer and winter for several years. Three days more and tbe great college boat race will be rowed at Poughkeepsie. Special Notices J FUNERAL NOTICE. PAINTER—THE VlUKNDS OF MR. AXD Mrs. Fred G. I’nlntor nnd C. J, Green- linlgh are lnvlteil to attend the funeral of Mrs. Fred (l. i*nInter Thursitny, June 21, at 9 n.m., from the residence, 4 Baltimore l'lacrt All members of the Eastern Sur are respectfully requested to attend. Ths following named p ntlemen will plnse art a pallbearers and mot* at Pattersons 'll*pel nt 8:30 n.m.: Mr. Henry Wood, Mr. W. C. Lawrence, Mr. A. L Ddkln, Mr! dward Wood, Mr. 8. L. Rhorer, Mr. E. C. Sell. THE WEATHER, LOCAL FORECAST. FOR ATLANTA AND VICINITY-Falr to- night nnd Tburmlny. r ** WEATHER IfTcOTTON BELT. Texas—Dallas nnd 8n» Antonio, clear and hot. Houston, partly cloudy aud hot. Fort Worth, clear aud hot; no rains noted in Texas. . . Mississippi—Meridian and Jackson, clear i 1 and pleasant. Grenada, clear and cooi. J Natchez, clear and hot. Yazoo city, dear and pleasant. Greenwood, clear and warm. Alabama—Birmingham and Montgomery, clear and pleasant. lluntavlUe, clear tad hot; Opelika, clear and pleaaant. Eufauls. clear and pleasant; hard rain, yesterday afternoon. Mobile, dear' and pleasant. Georgia—(;olmnbu*, dear aud pleasant; bard rain yesterday afternoon. Macon, clear and warm; had light shower last night. Al- bauy. clear and pleasant; very heavy show- /I er about midnight. Americas, clear and ^1 pleasant; light ehower lust night. Louisiana—Now Orleans, dear and hot. Tenuessee—Nashville, clear and pleauut. WEATHER IN WHEAT BELT. Extreme Northwest—Not In. « . Northwest—Partly cloudy: 44 to 66 above; general rains in Dakotas; local Minnesota. West and Southwest—Partly cloudy; 59 to 68 above; general rains In Nebraska, lows, Missouri and Illinois; Iocs! Kansai. Ohio \ alley—Generally cloudy; tfo to 61 above; general rains. WEATHER FORECAST. Louisiana and East Texas—Fulr Wednes day and Thursday. Arksnsas-Sbowera and cooler Wednesday and Thursday. West Texas—Fair In sontb; showers la northern portion Wednesday or Thursday. Georgia, West Florida, Mississippi, Tea- nessee.snd Kentucky—Fair Wednesday ana Thursday. WEATHER CONDITIONS. The storm that wan central In the upper Mississippi valley Tue>4lay morning bas moved a little northeast nnd la now cen tered over Lake Michigan. As a reault of this storm rains hare been general over Montana, the Dakotas, Wyoming, Nebraska, own, Minnesota, the Ohio valley and Mich igan. The northwestern ares of high pressure has moved eastward from the North Pa cific coast to Wyoming, causing s slight fall In temperature Id advance of Its cen ter. This morning clear .weather prevails over nearly the entire country and as n rule tbe temperature has changed but little. The conditions favor fair and pleaaant weather In this section tonight ana Thurs day. STATE FORECA8T. GEORGIA, ALABAMA AND 80UT1I CAROLINA—Fair tonight and Thursday. COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24- hours ending at f a. m., 75th V meridian fime. June 20. 1906. STATIONS OF ATLANTA DISTRICT. •Atlanta .. .. •Chattanooga < Columbus .. Gainesville .. Greenville ... Griffin .. •Macon .. .. Monttcello .. Spartanburg .. .. .. Tallapoosa Tcmp’turr ill Pi . VY RAINFALLS. Newbern, N. C. t.W Union Springs, Ala. .' l.» CENTRAL STATION. Atlauta Augusta Charleston Galveston .. .. .. slttle Rock .. .. W. v.:::: Montgomery .. .. New Orleans .... Oklahoma Savannah Vicksburg Wilmington ,, .. 17 Dlst. Average*. hi III 72 Remark*. Lower temperatures nrevnllei! over northern portion of the iwlt; elsewhere th* changes were unimportant. Light ralnr*u occurred over the eastern section; n few heavy falls were reported from North < “fo llna and Alabama. ........ J. B: MARBl'in. Local Forecaster. SUITS AGAINST ROAD NOW AGGREGATE $404,000 Bj Priret. LmwiI Wire. White Plain., N. Y„ June 20.-D«m- »ge cult, asalnct the New York t'en- tral Railroad Company for the death of Jame. W. Knapp, 1100,00; Edward Klelat Injuries lou of ,peech, *350.- 000; Charin P. Pteraon. Injuria". *50,- 000: Mr,. Sarah Pteraon, Injurlea, *-.- 000; Grace. A. Plenum. Injurlea. *-.°®*; I totaling *404,000, have been filed ** (I the reault of a wreck which occurred Ju»t outside of the Park avenue tun nel on December 10- laat. when a jew Tork Central train crashed Into a A*” Haven local. COLLEGE PARK HOMES DON’T PAY RENT. It I, exreedlBflly had form to do so when you ran pay your own money leek I" your pocket, by eominf to tee. Just run your eyo over thla: We'll tmlhl you a bout? juat like you want It, oo ea»y payment,, from *5°° '* *4,000. If you buy the lot Z-room, modem, new ho.ee -on eorner lot *100 «on- balance eaijr monthly payment,. 4 room modem new beuee, came terma 4-room., new, modem houae .00 larfe comer lot; *3*0 reek, bounce eeey monthly payment*. T, ( and 10-room hou.ee. The College Park Land Company have 2,000 loti to .elect from *100 to JW» »*<*• Come out cad aee me. or call me up. 4-toonT home, tn tint block from rar line.-Bargain. - — • room houae. cm block from ear line, nix nap. Office at end of ear line. BeU Phone 37-J E»t Point Exchange, College Perk. 0*. I cell everything at College Park. EDWARD H. WALKER, The College Park Real Estate Dealer.