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-wi'fliprwyjftgipp THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. -. - wppppi|i : 'l U, Mmut. ku« a. wr. OFFICERS STATE SOCIETY Goerry, Mima. fls. M^Of. A. B. HoWecby, Atlanta. lMMT.-r.-Or. K. C. Paata, Mama. Soa-Trass-Dr. W. T. Joaea, Atlanta. I—Ml Mooting la Mly. 1*07. it MicoI. SOCIOLOGICAL EDITORIAL COMMITTEE—Rov. C. B. Wilmer, J. D. Cleaton, E. Marvin Underwood, Dr. R. R. Kime. OFFICERS ATLANTA SOCIETY I’r.ild.nf K. Uorv/n I'lxi.rivnod Trossarar C. B. Folsom Regular Keeling smmd Thursday night of each month it tho Carnegie Library. The Duty of the City of Atlanta in Preventing Tuberculosis •y OR. R. R. KIME. There are but few people outside the lac an untold maaaure of peace, com medical profeMlon that fully under' atand the naceaalty of local orgmnlsa- lion and active work In proven tine tu berculosis la AUasta. Whan theta la an average of about IM deatha annual ly with probably Tit or IM cases of consumption In the city durine the year It Is easy to understand the urgent necessity of dotnc somethin! to pre vent the spread of the disease. The city Is Brewing rapidly, becom Ins more densely populated, shotting off sunlight and fresh air In same pro portion and unleM some active meas ures are taken disease, degeneration and tuberculosis will Increase. It is very Important that the city au thorities and public-spirited dtlsens should plan well for the future protec tion ot Atlanta. Inei den tally we would urge the ne cessity of small parks for rest, recrea tion and fresh air ror the people and playgrounds for children. If Atlanta hopes to build well for the future they are a positive neoeMlty and will not only prevent disease, degeneration and tuberculosis, but Improve the moral and, physical character of the cltlsens and _ one-half, even one-fourth, the amount lost yearly by the one disease, tuberculosis, was spent In establishing a system of small parks, playgrounds aad Instituting means and measures for the prevention of tuberculosis tt would be a saving of thousands of dol. lars annually to the city besides pre venting disease and suffering and add- fort and happiness to the people of At lanta. The Associated CharltlM. prompted by noble motives for the good of At- the treatment of tuberculosis, ft Is worthy of the earnest co-operation and support of the cltlsens and city not only to foster and sustain It, but add other dispensaries In other sections of the city. The Instructions, training and treat' ment received at these dispense rise will be of great benefit In preventing ' . heir special advantage Is In checking the disease In Its Inclplency and leav ing the patient at his home. Many for their families and could not possi bly go to a sanatorium. Another Important point they are taught how to take care of themMlvM and prevent giving It to other people end especially members of thslr own family. , Dispensaries are certainly one of the most Important factors In the cure and prevention of tuberculosis In the city. The city board of health Is also an Important doctor In preventing the spread of the dlseaM, yet they can not accomplish much without the co-oper ation and support of the cltlsens and medical profession of the city. There should be a general public sen timent back of the bodrd of health, so as to aid It In accomplishing efficient work. Every case of consumption should be reported to the city board of that health, so that with the co-operation of the physician, the family and board of health the disease cgn.be prevented * «n spreading. Unity of action Is Ini. and should bsLaecured, then the ot bedltb can oe a very Impor tant factor In controlling tuberculosis A sanatorium for tuberculosis cases Is essential for the best Interest of the city. The home of th* Incurable With proper assistance ran care for the rase. nursing and attention, but there other and larger class wblch must bs cared for by dispensaries or a aanato. rtum. Some can bs bandied at tltalr homes through tho'dispensaries, while others to secure the Met results need a plage to stay. It need not be very elaborate and axpaostve and should be oat eome dis tance from the city, on dr near a car A few hundred acres of lend with e central building, then tents or shsds can be used for most of tbs patients. Such a place properly equipped in a few yean oan be made principally self, ■uatatnlng. Another means of preven tion which would be far-reaching In Its results Is Instruction In the public schools, especially In the seventh or eMth grades. Every teacher should be instructed aa to mode ot propagation, manner In whlcb It apraada and means of prevent. Ing tuberculosis, aa wall as other con tagious diseases. A pamphlet setting forth the above points In* regard to tuberculosis and other contagious diseases should be written In plain, simple language, so as to be easily understood for use by the teachers In the seventh or eighth grades of the public schools. The pamphlets should also be furnlabed the children to take home with them so that the parents could also see and read them. Such a course to a few. years would develop a class of cltliena fully awake to the beat mtarests of the city and preventing disease. Then there would not be any trouble In gening proper medical Inspection of all school chil dren so as to prevent disease, and cor rect defects in vision, healing and other abnormal conditions, in a few yean matters would be reversed and the city would apand more money In preventing crime, vice and dlsaoaa than It now spenda In trying to cure and control eamti Cities aad people are slow to get tbalr eyes open aa to means of 'prevention. The taw of cause and effect In crime, vice and dlseaM are such that the city er people failing to head them must pay for thslr apathy and Indifference. This law la no reepector of persons or caata. each must bow to the Inevi table when they violate Its mandates. It seems most people are prone to eln and suffer rather than put forth a little effort and prevent that which their batter judgment and duty dic tates they should do. ' In concentration of forces and unity of action In the tight dlrectlcn much good ran be accomplished for Atlanta. The time Is propitious, the opportunity la now at hand for an organised effort to combat tuberculosis In our midst. Every cltlMn la Interested, every cltl- aen Is In denger directly or Indirectly end duty call* for action. Indifference, neglect and Inaction mean future disease and suffering. TO MINISTERS AND OTHERS: The Georgian is anxious to print your church notices every Saturday afternoon—just as anxious as you are. We want them to be up-to-date and accu- To insure this your notices must be received by the eity editor not later than noon on Thursday. Notices received later than this cannot reach the religious news page. "pRnimV* baptist— gVi.W'WKrc. SEES J . P « 9 ^ V «h B niTO B "- * l't»»”—fltS>rt' t. Dunstan, mtosdoaary from lire ill. at 74* p. m. lie wUl.Uctureoo iad the missies _th*r*. Bundy dl. at 74* p. m. ways end customs werk tost ts being dot school tt I* s. o>. Prof, m %5U“2.dMbJFEjjr asmur *t S'** P' ni Prayer meeting Wad needs? at 7 “ - 14* t>. JACKSON HIM. IIAPTIST—North Jock- •mi and Rast arouse John I>. Jordan. D.D.. minister. Berries and Mruinn at II a. m. aad 7:S> p. M. Bunder school at axe a. a>. Prayer meeting at i r>. m. Wednesday. Morning sermon will M to B leats on Infant Miration and benllsm. ie erenlng perries will lie evangelistic, aad will close with the ordinance of lap CBNTBAI. BAPTIST—Worship and ter atM at II a. m. and 7:10 p. ra. Preach ing by the pastor. Bunder school tt *40 . m. ladles' meeting Monday afternoon at A. Church prsyer.mcetlng Wednesday st 740 p. m. JONER A VENUE JtAPTIHT—Preaching by MEANING OF PALM SUNDAY COMMEMOS4 TES CHRISTS MARCH INTO JERUSALEM Catholic and Episcopal Churches Observe Day. m. IM 7:i> p. m. Ru’mlajr school st 9 30 l'rarer meeting Wed 740* p. m. SOUTH ATLANTA - nAlTIRT-Comer Hemphill avenue end Kmmett street. I'nwchlng ot 11 n. m. mud 7:jn p- in. by the paetnr, Iter. William H. Bell. Bun- day school at *40 a. ra. Ing nod evening, nunrniy ernw a m. Baptist toons People's I' day at •:« p. m. Udlra' Aid Bor •taf « »*». ». Pr«T*r m~' i's Union Bun- Bortety Mon. flag Wed- In. . — w . . ay at'7* p. m. Lottie Daniel Clark# Bortety Friday st 140 p. m. FIRST BAPTIBT—Corner Peachtree and (tola airoota. !>r. W. w. land rum, ban ter. Monday arhoot at 040 a. m. Morning worship at It. Baptist ” **“ * I'abra It 7 p. 7:S p. at. WnoIlWAUII AVEM'K BAPTIST— Reads?'obonl at »:»o a. m. Junior Hop- ritt TOO! People's L'aloo at * p. m. w at 11 o. m. and 7:lt p. m. by the pastor. Bar. II. C. Hurley. Bitty tect at the moraine hoar: 'Hod end Ills Woplo." The raemliers of the chureh ore argvd to otteod. Bpeelel ersngelletlr sere- let at Bight. Bubjeet. "liln end the Bln- imr." The nntlnauce ut heptlera will eleo be adtalslstrred. M t>ONAI.I> BAPTIST-Bar. Gears* J aws, pastor. Her. Thomas Elgar, of V ark. wtli preocU tt the II. a 1 aider!, "Tho BERT BAPTIST—Rev B. J. pastor. Sunday arh<tnl at ^ *-y. I Teaching at It by tho poster. Phil t4( a.’ m.—Adult day. I Teaching at II a. m. aad 740 p. m. by tho poator drea'a osrrke at 1 p. m Nrit proachtag every aftrraona at I and rMtlag crangrlltK WBBTRRN HEIGHTS nAITIBT-Bunday Uoorge ■ Tuesday 7 I HP BT" • ewtr. Cottage prayer meeting : Mr. Odum's, H* Jett PONCE DR I.EON AVENUE BAPTIST— The eharek maeU to study tho Bible la the ISrJl •‘S', te>*ke4hSeoU fjr p'ublb- Safejss far prayer oaWednesday at f» p m. :S p. m. B T P 17 .. , sss Ti'SfflsBrs areasat at this rarer be "eerasthlag dotag" “And a vary groat multitude spread thslr garments In the way, others cut down branchM from the trees and strewed them In the way. And tha multitudes that went before and that followad cried, saying: 'Hosanna to tho Son of David; bleaaad la ha that Com eth In tha name of tha Lord; hosanna In the highest!'" This was th# flrstPalm Sunday, celebrated hy thejrf«HTmiltltudee out. side of the gatea of Jtrnaalam on the road which Ted down from the Mount of Ollvoe. It was tha triumphant entry Into Jerusalem of Jeaus Christ. Aa He approarhed the city the thouianda who had followed Hie teachings rnn Joyful ly from the gates to meet Him and do Hint honor. Thay cut down, tha green branches from the palm trees which grew by the way and joyfully atrewed them on the road over which the Sa vior must pane. And aa Jaiua, riding upon a lowly ase. passed by. tha people * “' ' ‘ * * * *“‘ _ d Him foil Into n great procaulon behind Him and shouted hosannas aa they marched Into the great gates. This la Palm Sunday, nineteen cen- turlM later, but attll the entry ot Christ Into Jerusalem le celebrated by green palms and glad hosannas In tha churches whlcb adhere to the old forma. In tha-Roman Catholic, tha Episcopal and tha Lutheran churches Palm Sunday la aa closely observed as Easter and Christmas day. It I* the beginning of the holy week, the seven days which mean so much to IM* Christian world. In these seven days, following In rapid succoMlon. were Christ's entry Into tho city. His trial bafora' Pilate. Hie crucifixion and burinl. and on tho eighth day. the first Easter SOhday, cams HI* resurrection. No week of modern or ancient history has bean fraught with so much of Importance to tne ages which wars to follow. Palm Sunday has been observed for ages In the Roman Catholic church by the "Bleeping ot the Palma." and thslr distribution among tha people. Tha paints are eometlmee preserved, and afterwards burned, the ashes . being used for the celebration of Ash Wed nesday In the following years. churches. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings are tho aolemn celebrations. "Tcnebral" services aa they are called, for the churches are shrouded In aeml-darknMa during the chants. Thursday will be the anniversary of tha Institution of the Lord's supper and will ha celebrated by Impressive cere monies In the cathedrals. Then follows Good Friday, tha anniversary ot tha death on tha cross, and Easter Sunday, the day ot glorious resurrection. With Baattr cornea tha and of tha Lanten season. meets at *40. o'c terries,' Dr, Joha^lf^ Whlta w«U preach the subject, ;The Great Tpoehetooe " ^WWWPniPHer. Thom* es Elmir, the reainoe prison. eraagsllat. hie ^raMHMBliiMMHOMro of Braes tod_Bar» subject Keltic, 'Hates of UritM end Bara of Iron" skonilajr evening, tha Togo* Men's Missionary goctsty msota.at TJH he held the regular aM« In*, led hy the r"*“ the Baptist Young »r midweek .pray I nt •:« II e. m ami 7:16 p. begin nt 74* p. ra. Sewi* service wlU FIRST MKTIIOD18T—Junction of, tre* nod Ivy streets. Iter J. B. L._ . paetnr. Hunitay schmd st 1:16 a. in. Preach lag nt H s. in. sod 7:4* p. ra. by tbs pittur. ('less meeting Immediately after the morn ing service. Junior League et 7 p. in. kp- worth League nt (:• p. ra. Mid-week serv ice m. WAl.KI'.lt BTRBP.T METHODIST—gerv. Ices at 11 a. ra.. rundurtrd by the pastor, Her. W. T. Henaby, who will use aa eab- jra t "The Eleventh I'lMumtndaienL ' The reulng Heroine wilt tie preached by Rev. J. U. Bakes, the preet.llug elder of the At lanta district. Burnley school tt * t. a. Rasrortb 1 Hague tt g p. m. at the church. Prayer meeting Wednesday. WBBt.ET MEMORIAL avenue tod Ivy street. Rev. Freak ■tor. Nuuday ra-huol st S:W t, m. Mem tohg etfric* « Co ?; , .i niRior h*uud*y •ro«N*l ■ loo* at 11 •- and t \> tt l‘M p. m. Kpworth l*rny**r iiiiftliiK v\*ry d!i> from 12 lo t TRINITY MKT!IODIbT-nr. J. W. Im, th* pattor. will pratch At both tht 11 a. m. Ami * p. is. imNa. At « p. m. th* Oniloo AtAoriAtloD will Kin*. t»jr Dartthjr. Wwt WMnrftUj At I p. in. a th* “Lord I* f pr*yrr m«^tlug uoday a*bool At I 7:4ft ». l*rAfW mwtln* WHoM«liy At tl followrd by A iFArhvra' CilCAfi: lIRTIIOIUKf Cornpr Boul*r*rd ASd lllftilHBd A*MVf. Ilrr. «*. c. Jtrrwll. poAtur HAsday ** buul At »* a. m. Mm- Iff* At It A. nt and 7: A p. «. Kpworth neon:* tApnir—ne hraray mhMt limShsa^ herelcM will he itilirwsd tbrelree seen sight during the week. Sunday school it (40 " m. BnnriM prayer aiestlng Sunday moi lag. PAYNE MEMORIAL METHODIRT-Cor ner of Rnealentt end Laekle streets. Bee. IV. T. Hunnlcntt. pastor. Bundey school at *41 a. m. Preaching by It a m. aad i p. m. Prayer Taacting at I p m. Wtdnrs- day. Lecture by tha paetnr- music by the choir. NBLI.1R DODD MEMORIAL MBTHO- DIPT—Her. M. k t'ndererood. pas' Preaching et U a. in. nod 7 pm. (jbi S hoal et S 4S a. m. Prayer y et 7:h» p. ^ today Methodist church will Its regular missionary meeting. Dr. hath Broach will be the speaker of ng. Mr. W'. K. Martin will ting. ole ‘ *' -* "—' llieese note the change ot beer) rr. MARK METHODIST—Rev. B. R Belk, parlor. Preaching tt 11 t. m. and 7:41 p. ra Sunday school at P40 a. m. Deaf rants slats. Rpworth league at 7 p. m. Eevttral services during the wash. BNGLIRn AVENUE METHODIRT-B. B. L lira moos, pastor. Revival services will coatlnoe. conducted by Evangelist will N. ,.U k rresehi*. at it and T^ra. JirFEBBON STREET METHODIST—B. E. I. TtaHBooa. pastor. Preaching at U a. at., hy llev. W. M. Ilnntuu. Preaching at 7 p .m. by It. R. I. Ttmamas. Bnaday school at *:M a. m. Ready W’orkora Moa- at 7 p. re. Holiness prayer meeting PRESBYTERIAN. FOURTH PRKMRYTBRI AN—Corner ot Jacktoa and Chamberlin atrewta. Preaching Baaday ani s ai sS uS p m. by tha pastor, Bor. T. II. Newkirk. Regular Wednesday earning prayer service at 74* o'clock. Monday school at *:*0 a. m. i oraer i.ursie ana iranraer atresia, ur. A. B. Uetderhy. pastas, herrlces tt It e. m. tad 7:« P. ra Baaday school at * y; a. ra. Prays* nesting Wednesday it T:« p. m. CENTRAL PSBSgYTREIAK—Weehleg- loa ttreet, appaelir replbd. Bee. Theeoa Klee. D. IE. peetor. Baaday erhoal at *4S a.,ea. I d-r a sapless Young people's praise service et CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN—Cor- er of bpring end Herrin streets The ttor. Her. Z. M. McGee, will preach at Sabbath school at *40 p. m. lr:. 1 A. TILL JONES AND HIS STURDY BOYS WHO MAKE GEORGIAN GO AT MACON TOP ROW—Roadlna from Left *a Right: Whiter gteuaen, Errteat Andaman, Lynwood Brooks, Arthur Shep herd, A. Till Jones. Manager) Duke WilliaAtt, Charlie YauRg. Alhart Holt. MIDDLE ROW—Rliading from Loft to Right: W. B. Taylor, Watson Robinson, Andrew Knowles, J. Wilfred. — - . from Lon ta Hteht: W. ■- Taylor.' BOTTOM ROW—Reading from Loft to Right! Henry Marthon, John Elliot Knewlae, L. Holt, W. Buffington. The nbove picture presont* the newiboyg and their manager, who make Tho Georgian “go in Macon.” Mr. A. Till Jones, who for several years was cbnnected with tho circulation de partment of the Macon Telegraph, haa charge of tha Macon office of The Georgian. He needs : introduction to the Macon public. Mr. Jonef glvea hla personal attention to the delivery of the paper, whiich is a guarantee that it will rea^h the, homes and offices of subscribers promptly and a. u. ami 7:4# p. ra. Monday ensoul at >:se a. m. A Claes tor Chlnwe. Tbs senior Hlbra clam la ruwiucted by Mr. Vv. I Wr MoyL Prayer meettag Weuucaday at 7;4s p. in., led uy tao pastor. INMAN PARK PRKKBYTKRIAN—Serv ices a( U a. IU. Wad VM p. ra. by lha pas tor, Hot. James It. tickltu. Muuuay seoool at can a. ra. • kouug Peopla s ttvrtoiy al n:4o p. m. I'rayer meeting ai '< :AJ p. w. NOUTU AVENUE PUSSBYTEBIAN—At curlier ot Poacatreo street eaa norm ave nue. Her. iticaanl orrae rtluu, pertur. me II a. ra. eeivlce wiu so'cvauucted uy ur. J. Al. Gray, raran ot tor raoouy ulbie lustltuts. Lhuego. Kvcuiug wureulp nt t :ss, cuulucteu uy lue putor. buudsy stnoot 04 t:tu a. in. konag rasa's League euu 4 rauuncu al le e. w. race lerral coutereuce Wanted ay airsln leo uy ur. j. il. uouutu, ot Now lore, prayer uioeDug Weuacouoy et cm p. ra. me ie miuieleriel cuuiereuve i'hunilay el s:*i p. ra., tea uy Gypey Mwith, oi iraudon. cuveuauur beuu r I in—/ ai lal p, u. WALLACE l'ltEMHYTgHlAN—Career of Mainer euu Mioueeeu ettevte. Jrav. i. A*, cieveiaau, pastor. MOUject at 1A e. ra., "The aieahi' 74* p. irar 'Tha BglrtL' MaUuatn ecnool et »:-e a. is. Pisysr meet, tug M edueeuay at <4d g. la. . INMAN PARK . PBEBBYTEK1AN— Rev. Ur. N. C. Uuiikldeoa Will preecu al regularly. The Macon office in situated at 358 Second street; phone 144. All orders mailed or phoned to tho above will receive prompt attention. Rer. Gilbert Hlgge.lD.D., In rh dtp echool it J40 p. ai. f . BT. PACTJl—Best Point. Rev. Gilbert Illgge, D.D., Is charge. Holy comm and eertnnn at U. HOLY TRINITY—Does tar. Rov* C. A. Lengslon In oeruioa n In curio. Bvanlng prayer nul at 4:30. Thursday, at 4:10 p. m., tor chlldraa. Good Friday: Lltaa) service for chlldraa. . nod tddraos at 44* p. Rpo In charge. Evening prayer and sermon M sermon nt 11. and aermoa at 4 by Rev. R. F. DeBello In charge. Ilnlv commnnt'on and sermon at 11 Ity Bor. W. J. Moody. GOOD SHEPHERD—AastriL Rev. R. P. DeHollo In charge. Friday: Good Fri day service at 11. .. ai grae ices immediately HMIowii Huudey tcbuuL Subject, ShdWcra of Blostlag." EPISCOPAL. (Sunday Bafora Easter and Pasalon Weak.) . CATHEDRAL—Corner Washington nad llnnter streets. Very Rer. C. T. A. Plot D.D., daan. At 7:30 a. at., holy communion; 11 o. hr, moaptng prayer, lluny end err- moa: 4:30 p. m.. evening prayer; 7:46 p. m., service aad aermoa. Good Friday: At 7:30 a. ra.. holy communion; at 104*7. m.. eerr- lee and terninn; II to 3, three hours of devotion conducted by th* Her. W. J. Alondy. At 4:1* p. ra , artnlng prayer and nildreoa fur the rhlldrtn. ttanday school on Hnnday at 0:44. All other dnyn: At 7:30 a. in., holy communion: * a. in., momiu prayer; 104* a. m., holy communion ay: ConOrmstlon terries at I p. m. S . I.UKL8—Peaehtrae. between Currier Pint et reels. Rev. C. B. Wilmer. , rector. At 74* a. m., holy eommna- loa; 11 a. m.> morning prayer nad sermon; 74* p. ro., evening prayir and sermon. Sunday school tt_*:•. Rorvtceo during the . jrrlcrs during the UL*Tttey^^yjmtmjmo^M#^jJ Evening •errlce nt 4;! INCARNATION—Lae, near Gordon strest, Wrot End. Rov. J. JT r. Parry, rsetor. X\itl . _ ... — - _ pgra,. n *. hi., holy communion: Il a. prayer and **rnioo: 7:30 p. m„ eronli r. a prayer ami ncriuon. fopday acbool at MoatWy, Tuesday. Wednesday aad Thurs day, holy communion at DM a. m. Keen ing prayer nt 44*. Friday: Morning prayer and aermoa at U40 a. m. ALL end North avenue tor. At 3 a. m , holy commanlon; 11 a. m., morning prayer and aermoa; 44* - — erenlng prayer. lad eersaaa; 440 n. m., Hundsy school at *:4S. at ( p. EPIPHANY-Comer Moreland aad Riolld ■ venues, war, v. e. LaagStOB lo Charge. II o. m„ moraine prayer aad sermon, gas day echool at 1:46. Wednesday: Utaai aad address at l:*0. Good Friday, morning prayer aad litany at 11. CHAPBL OF THE GOOD SHBPHBKD— Plum, sear Carpal street. Bawlaj school at tJI a. m. MISSION OF THE HOLY INNOCENTS— Wood* avenue, near Meet Peach tree, bun- day school every Bnaday at 14* p. m. lag pray* tag prayer at t J*. BT. ANDRBWB—Coraor Glean and Kent AM Women thonM auitt Nature at thote time* when the *y*tem is upact, the nerv ous tone low and a feeling of de pression or Itnguor exists. An ex perience o! over no year* warrant* the statement that no medicine gives *uch prompt relief's* . . , , of Proahyterisa Brotherhood. Beechams Pills ■old Ererywhsra. la huge* tea. had Oo. NORCROBB MISBION-Rov. R. F. Do- Belle la charge. Wednesday and Friday acnrleas nt 44* p. m. ST. JOHNS—Collage"!Park. Rev. Gilbert Illxgt, D.D., In charge. Morning praytr and sermon nt U. Evening prayer and •ermoB at 4. UNITARIAN. CHURCH OF OUR FATHBR-Coraar fain. aad Hnrlng atreeta. Rev. Rash R. Bhlppea, D.D., minister In charge. Reg ular morning narvlcaa at 11. Snbjact of morning dleconrao: "Snlrntloa by Chat- I Include soloo Betor," Untlcnl program wl .. .. by Mrs. Mamie Folsom Wynne nod Mrs. T A. Rnrke. Sunday achoof al ~ r at *:4k a. m. UNI VERBALIST, UNI VERBA LIST—Corner Be wood, pastor, at it a. m - the pastor RrgtUar preaching i. aad * p. m., with aarmoaa by at both aervlcco. Morning adb- orgivcncoo or i the eerie* on . .. . riM'a Prayer." Hunitay school it t:4t a. ra., with claaoea for alt. Young People'* Chrintiaa Units derotloaal meeting tt 7 p. m. CONGREGATIONAL. BEREAN—Her. Wilttce Gtique, pastor. Preaching at U a. m. and at .74* ~ ~ worship will ha "The Prayer .. aad tho anhject of the sermon at tho espe cially evangelistic acrrlca la tha STsalag la "Reward of labor." Baraca and Phllatkeo clnaac* and Bnndny school at I n. m. ChrtaUan Endeavor tt t:46 p. m. Weakly prayer meetlag oa Thuraday at 74* p. m. Ladle*' Clnb on Saturday ait I p. m. MARIETTA STREET—Rev. W. H. Till, man, pastor. 1'reachlng at 11 a. m., and 7:** p. m. Baaday school at * p. u. Re< 74* p. m. Baaday school at I ram. Regu lar weekly prayer meeting oa Thsraday at 7:*> p. m. Two weoka' met ml meetings Will begin Sunday morning, at which Bov. W. H. Quattlebaum will preach. EMMANUEL—Rov. Starr C. Williams, paator. _Preaching at 11 e.^ra. and Mlg 'tin* 0 !? t:45 "ra u. Weekly ting on Thuraday nt 7:3* p. m. lag at I |t a, ..'hriaUaa f Endeavor FIRST CHlt street Rov. Preaching at ^ ble school (4* a. 14* p. m. mm don and Dana pjater. erreeie. iiev. iternent r. Preaching at II a. m. aad ROWBI.I. RTATION CHE1RTIAN—End w. Mullins, pastor. Illble echool ( p. Praacblax et 11 a. m. aad lisp. ra. COLLEGE PARK CHRISTIAN—Rev. F. G. Adame, pastor. Bible school every Lord's day at H a. m. machine Aral Lord's day at 11 a. m. aad 74* p. m. CATHOLIC. BACKED IIKART CHURCH iCathollcl- ^ 0*11*0 aad Ivy el reelm. palm hnadat vh 74. Bleaatag aad diatribe Goa Jt palms at It a. m. Heeding ot l’saelon at mate. At: F p. m. Father Gunn will pnarh. Thuraday: Communion at IB a. in.. aJtma high mem at • a. m. iwoumtaa lo the altar ofropoao. Adoratloa of hlaaied aeat all day. * p. m.. sermaa as rd Eochariel. tVmd Friday at • mass of tho preeenclIHed. Readteg i paeeloa. 3 |>. m„ elellont of the MIowrd by aermoa oa "Peao4.au" by reihi'i Morphy. Holy BStordu: 7 a. at.. Paschal hlamlagm. Raster Baaday morning mam at TO JO goteran high mm at 11 a. by Father Gnaa so "Chris M Reenrrection." At I a. m„ meeting Thuraday at 740 p. m. . ENGLISH LUTHERAN (Church of tha Re deemeu—Corner Trinity and Cspltol place. . B. C. Croak, paster. Moraine eerr with aatmon at II. Baaday school at . Ereatag service at l 14* a. in. STREET Cgft BARN—Preaching by Bey O. W. lorrt* at • a. m. at tha atraet rai bora chapel, corner-Piedmont avenue and Armstrong atraet. FIRST CHURCH OF CRB1ST (bMaatlell -No. 17 Want Baker street. "HenUty" Is th* aabjact of the leoson-orrmon Hnadav at 11 a. m. aad I ra m. Wadnaadny tretlmn- nial meeting at I p. m. Beadlag name ts N. Brand street, opposite Piedmont betel. ATLANTA BIBLE 8CHOOL-8nnday at 11 a. m. Dr. Hunt win Breach on 'Tht Divine Nature of Jeon* Chnat;" -at 740 p. m. Mr. E. T. Clarke will apeak on a them* of sanoaal interest to the public. The school 1* located at ta Cooper street, third block from Whitehall Tha public boon for th* waak following will bo 10 to II a. m. aad 140 to * p. m. S3 ,_JCAL CUTMtt r. Son* DfJrmatloQ of * el»ht ^chlufran^uE Wlilbo WVV&wF aifSSdTO Ht 7J) p, B1. BAB who CAB poMtbly _ ra m. Dr. Hast la anally ooe of the strongest Bible teachers aad sxpooltcri In tee Booth, and It la a gnat prtrilcge that tho railroad men an to kayo oa tide Occaalon. The rooms art open during the day and vleltoru win be welcome. PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY . The Atlanta Paychologlral Society, Rob ert Bryan Harrison, prraldwt, will meet Baaday i flare ooe at t o'clock, at 173 P*ach- tree airoet. Bnbjert fer dlscuodoa: "Clair, voyanee.” Talks limited to ton mtautee. BEAUTIFUL MEMORIAL SERVICE AT GROVE PARK CHAPEL. A beautiful memorial so price In hon or of Robert Hall Walton, late lameni- od superintendent of tha Grove Chapel Sunday school, was held Thursday night at tbe chapel. The meeting »« conducted by Lawton Riley, assisted by Henry Jones and-Cleveland Hirer. active workers chprjh. Bapllel SPECIAL SERVICES AT UNIVERBALIST CHURCH 'Al the UnlTarullst church. But Harris street, near Peachtree, tha pastor. Rev. K. ■ttevii M^f •MYEiiWi laaw psiiur, le - ■. D. Ellanwood, la preaching a uerieu of i moan at tht UTualag mrclcos wblch ere ai- trmcttng much attention. The sermons nre doctrinal In their nature and tre designed to show the “UnlvaraeUsm or the Lord 1 a Prnyor." Tho oubjoct for Rnedey erenlng la partlealariy latonstte*. Inasmuch oa It la (he doctrinal point apon which there la ‘ m ten ud era ten unlnltteled concerning the tsnrSlnga church. The subject will bo "The F nets of Odd.” 1?! Forglte* R. J. GUINN TO SPEAK SUNDAY AFTERNOON Mr. R. J. Got an Is tho apelktr for Bun- day afternoon at tea Young Men'a t'hit— Haa Aaaoetatloa, aad Ut snhject will be ■The Making of a Man." Thla le the Isit of a series of addresses by buatoeaa men/ WmCTT Ymm ^Man " The orrheftrn will i Anoctetloo orchestra will ploy from 3 until 3:3i p. ra.. when the Mrrlce proper iH>cin« Tho tfAcher-tralnlof ciaia of AUkuu miffs tt ft p. ». And «t the ifttne hour Mr. ftlArlon IL JAckfOti condurt* a HIM*- rln«i for youns men. DO. J, M, CRAY TO CONDUCT SERVICES Th# morning worship at North Ave nue Presbyterian church will be con ducted on Sunday by'Dr. James M. Oray, Dr. Torray’a associate In the sbtKrlntendence of ltoody Bible In stitute, Chicago. Dr. oray la one of the cblat speakers at the Tabernacle Bible conference, author ot aoveral books, and one of th* foremost Bible scholars of America. atate ministerial conference will ba conducted In North Avenue Pres- bytarlan church by Gypsy Smith, the world-famous evangelist, and Dr. J. H. Goodell, of New York city. The coo- ference Pill ba In session at 1:1* p. m. Wednesday and Thursday. Ministers of all denominations throughout the ■tat* hav« bean Invited to confer with these Christian loaders, and It la an ticipated that a larger number will h* In attendance. :15P.M. Snftm Bff tmi ftSfeN Co,, lie. PIERCEC I Busy D*p f t Store 60 Marietta St. Opposite Patteflloa, Canter of City- All G»s Direct or by Transfer. Th* Men's League of North Avenue church, led by President Victor L Bmlth, on Tueeday night In a few no mean pledged themselves to sand i. medical missionary to Korea and sub scribed 14*0 toward hla salary- Tbe occasion was tha periodical supper ot tha Iragur. and tha man had bean ad dressed for leas than flva minutes by Dr. W. H. Forsyth*, a returned medical missionary from Korea. Dr. Foraytha la a martyr for tha cause of Christian- Ity. He was attacked and left far dead by Koreans and bean the marks of mutilation upon him. Mr. Cameron Johnson, of Japan, gave • aerie* of stereoptteon lecturee on the Drat throe nights of th* week on China, Japan and Korea, and greatly enlarged the Internet In mlsMona The big au ditorium was peeked each nlghL North Avenue's member* now support alx missionaries In tha home aneff foreign field. i 3 p. araaksl program by lbs chureh aad ekll- drea'a rboir. Benedict loa ot th* hleanod sacra meal. MISCELLANEOUS. H OF CIIBIKT—West 'FROM SAMARIA TO JERUSALEM,* DR. ELLISON'S SUBJECT. Central Congregational, comer nil* and CantMte Way: Rev. D. J. Ellison. P- Tin preach at 11 a, m. and at T:« p. In. The subject for the lecture at th* evening service will be "From Sfmaria to Jerusalem," this being on* of the series entitled "Roughing It In Palestine." which Dr. Bllson ta gtvtng on Sunday evenings In jhls church, ttanday school at CM a. ra.; Young P = Bte : a prarw meetu,* at «:i» V ^ cooductad by the Chnguaa Er.de„v"r «y atM rasa. Preaching Society, and tbe Baiwoa and PhUstboa ssnlcea at U a. at. ITayat Hasses ot the Sunday school. Brauitlfy Your Property I TING PAGE FENCE OUR SPE CIALTY, CHEAPER THAN WOOD. W. JL BalMy Mptorntni Co., SI'to. Fsrayth St, Atlanta. Ga. HAVANA “BEEtftlE’S” th t. HnuiAwIck RauMltriFto Hav*"* Instedss all asp*n«* on steamer. Return- CYPRESS TANKS AND towers. Atlanta, Oa. | !»■ fl !■ S ^ - - U -