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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
•.. SERVICES !N . •.
ATLANTA CHURCHES
BAPTIST.
TRMPI.E BAPTIST—Corner of Mangum
and Weatllnnter atreeta. Bor. A. C. Want,
n. n.. paator, Preaching at 11 a. m. anil
|>. m. Iij the patter. Horning .object,
"t’hriat, tho Sacrifice.’ 1 Sunday achool at
»:5a a. m.. \V. M. Perryman anpeHutcndeot.
Prayer mooting ovary Woduoialay at
UNION PRINTERS OF AMERICA
WAGE WAR ON TUBERCULOSIS
PLAN OF GEORGIAN’S POPULAR
VOTING CONTEST
JONES AVENUE B A PTI ST !*•#»»
11 a. *ii. and T:*5 p. m. R**v. J. T. laui»*r»n
wflt prcnch at bulb aarvfc*T. >» •» lay
nt 9;»1 n. in. Pong ^;v!f '••‘Joi fit 9
o'clock. loft-lie*’ AH Society Monday ftflvr-
fiiwn at 3 oVIork. MM-wek prayer luoot-
Inf Weflncwlay at 7:30 I*, m.
FIRST TI APT IF P—Corner IV
rain streAt*. Ur. W. V. L*:i*f
Morolsi aervlco II. “
••litre
. •Mi*tor.
fi» 7:15.
Evening wrviop n't 7:45. lift. H. i\ Budi
hoi* will conduct both morning nmi evening
•service*
ATLANTA BIBLE KCHOOL-88 Toopor
afreet. near Whitehall. Studio* In Ufa uml
Mplptle* of St. Paul continue lietweeu v, aim
4 each aff<»rmH>n except Saturday. Lectures
Tuesday and Thursday evening nt 7:30.
E. El
i n. in.
p. The
pastor win return from a trip to Florida In
time for aervIce* Stmdn.r. TV. M. J*. on
Wednesday nt 3 p. m. nt the home of the
pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30
p. ra. Baram-PlilJathea business meeting
Friday at 7:3) p. m. Choir practice Friday
at 7:15 p, in,
eking
BROWN MEMORIAL BAPTIST—Rev. W.
R. Wilson nil! pr°n«*h ft II a. in. to the
Junior Order. The pastor. Rev. W. A.
Babb, will prrnch fit 7:30 »*. ni. Sunday
school at 9:39 a. m.. W. N. Nichols superin
tendent. The Atlanta Baptist Sunday
School Union wllf moot at .1 p. tu. Prayer
meeting Wednesday nt 7:30 p. in.
F. Purser,
g service a
cited to the Jn
. Order United American Mechanics. At
the evening service. Mr. .I. •' Owens, re
turned missionary from China, will preach.
Sunday school at 9:30 a. in. B. V. P. I -
Sunday nt 6:45 p. in. W. M. U. Motiday
T:30 p. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday
7:3) p. lit.
til. L. Motley, will preach
7:3) p. in. The morning limii will he gtvei
to the City Salesmen's Association Thanks
giving sendee. Sunday school at 9:30 a. in
Prayer meeting .Monday at 3 p. in. Prnyei
and church conference Wednesday nt »:»
f». in.
WOODWARD AVENUE BAPTIST-Sun
day school nt 9:30 a. m.. s. I*. Monrrlef an
perlntendent. Preaching at ll a. m. and 7:30
S . tn. br the pastor, Ilev, II. C\ Hurley,
ttnlor B. Y. U. U. at 3 p. tu. Woman's
Missionary Union Monday afternoon nt 3
o’clock. Regainr meeting of finance emu
inlttee Monday night. The usual mid-week
service will be held Wednesday night. Gid
eon’s Rand meets Thursday night.
IMMANUEL BA PT 1ST—4 ’oruer of Fair
street and Hcrenn nvenue. Rev. J. It. Win
cheater, pastor. Sunday school at l»:«i n.
in., T. L. Camp superintendent. Preaching
at 11 a. in. and 7:45 p. in. by the paator.
Junior Union nt 3:30 n. m. Mld-we**k serv
ice Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. II. Y. P. U.
Friday nt 7:45 p. m. Strangers and visitors
cordially Invited to all services.
The Georgian's popnlar voting contest Is i to pay im past due subscriptions, A past i gold
open to ml respectable* women In Georgia ! due subscription haa to be t-ahl up befo **; «,p
fietvreen l'ie % of 15 And 50 votes are ls»eed on ft pald-ln-ndvnnee auh-| Gim
between t.ie >en,« or is ami si . jscrlpMon to the same party. . mm.
Anyone «ttn »*•>.«. u*te a eandldate. It I* New subscription* count for tele* as | p».
not alum ■ re .*• t *• e.-sary to use the immlnnt- jtmny votes as old subscriptions,
fug blot *'
lithougl- .
im,
t 1.25:
u lor li
lotion Jo pal
es to The npArg r *„
it *d .ti The. Georgian flatly. I The rtfy of A'lrnta Is divided Into J y s '; I'Nmi* rm * a . ,
... so I* more r eg it III r. Simply} districts, the suburbs Into five dls'rfv.* Con ■ i»r». :»rc «*»r r **i c-re I tttY:ic j<
•c **. ♦ herh-r clipped front ihel.-ml the state Into ten districts. *:!<• r. •►•curing : *,’cn>. ’**
-sub.: Theie are ft»»r grand prlses-lt.OC)
T be . gold, a 32.0)0 touring c*»r automobile, n *7"
. Grand Plano, and a £tk*» Bnnalmnt Antom *
; Idle. These p:l*es go to the four ci-n
**■-- inbttrbf
on paid-ln-sdvauv
• o a inunlnatloii.
ired dally iu The C•>
■ rotM the first wp . ... ..
even days. They should l< tesrnntv in nnv district In Atlanta,
c-irefolly fill tr.it each j or the state who set die four gre.tb*
••nl address. _ • , v.* cf rotes. 'I he contestant gettlu-r »lt"
Iti'tdvauce NEW sub impest n nnbcr of mt^s has her « li'!••«. -•*
-.4’3 "*'**»; OLD |Rb- ; g’-and nHses. Th« ee.-mi-J «n« of
live V six nicnths |abl sc. on I choice t.u<I w on for the !h..d
bw-fptlon counts for| .« * f.»-teth b,idlest enntesfanfa.
. > crintfon SO) votes. ,.„ tl c *on*«*wt*«ut can win only one -tl-e
rh •
tb‘P«
View of Union Printers’ Homs and grounds at Colorado 8prings, Colo. At the right is seen tho hospital
annsx and tubercular tent colony.
Tent Colony Establish
ed at Typos’ Home
in Colorado.
EDGE WOOD BAPTIST-Sunday school
nt 9:33 n. m. Preaching nt II h. tu. and 7:99
p. m. by V. Norcross. All cordially in
vited.
t’APITOL AVENUE BAPTIbT-gervIces
at 1) a. in. and 7:3) p. in. Pastor Briggs
will be present at both hour*. In the tuorn-
I ig T. I*. Bell, of the Uhrlstlan Index, will
preach on n special subject. Every member
Is urged to l»e present. At night the pnslor
will preach on ’’The Man nt tho Pool of
Bothesdn.” Special song service for the
first half hour, hantiam nt the close. Hun
day school at 9:30 n. m. (Taaaea for nil.
Sneclnl attention is called to our adult
classes snd primary department. Junior
Union at 3 p. tu. Ladles’ Missionary Ho
clety Mondnv at 3 p. m. Itiiimrtaut annual
business meeting next Wednesday night,
other services as usual. Everybody in-
rlteil. Strangers made welcome.
BAPTIST TABERNACLE—Dr. W. A.
Nelson, superintendent of the Tabernacle
Bible school, will preach both services
Sunday. HI* subject In the morning will he
■•HnwUn.tla..ln*1 | A* nUKl »... ..-Ill ......
By EARLE E. GRIGGS.
The Interna Ilona! Typographical Union of
North America, composed of upward of 46.-
'>00 printers of the United States. Ceinula
and the Island possession* of the United
States, are co-operating heartily with moral
support with those who n:e In tht* tight
against the “Great While Plngne.’* The
organlutku. howefer. !r. not depriidllng up-
unsiiniptlon sanitariums nt large fi>:-
the treatment of Its members who nre vie
flma of tuberculns's. lint tnnlnlalns a -•>! i
rf'iin mi.I tout colony at Its f*Mi.fitO hvme
the t'hlbls DrexoU .it Colemdo Springs, t'olo.
The Union printers* Home is the direct
outgrowth of a Joint donation of |!VH) from
George W. Childs and Anthony J. Drexel.
of Phllmtelfilila. hnth lifetime friend* of the
printers' organization. The gift hid no
strings tied It. mid no suggestion m-
eontpnnylug It: far from It. In ram. «• the i
following «|iiotntlou from the left*-.- \rhleh !
neeompaulei) the check nttests, .After »t*»t- I
lug the Jailors' desire to aid. the letter km.vh:
”\Ve eom-imle that your union • • •
will know Itetfee fhtrti oitrs«lve« htw best
that good*'- which might c >'ue from the
check—“can beet be Accomplished.’’
Eighty Acres Offered.
This was nt the Interimtloual convention
held in Pittsburg. I'a.. In IMW. and the
fund was put In the hands of a committee
of five metnhers of tin- union, whl di hanked
It and agitated addition* to It from the
membership over the country until iu IW
It ntnounted to u total of ?’2l.fAT43: and
more pronounced afro* were taken to bring
to II fee <ft the plan to establish an Indi
gent. disrtb'ed and sh-k printers' home, aug
mented i v an offer if i site of eigh?\ nc.-«-s
laud b. fee mile cist of
.... ... where n •ubserlti-i w111 * r#t *’b«b*»* of the prizes for dls
/ / 'l >n ir chnmrel front one met»l>er of the | .j 1 ” * r J*-* f ¥ nc!i«ru| !-ou° i
I Inter-comtnunlcatlng teletihoue connection*/ U«''!y to «n.-‘b*- and the mdreas rentnla*: » ‘'i- ihe G>nr <4?£d nrlzes will uoi
on all ttoora and electric light*. Lawnr. -h« s-me \> -» a new subscriber mid }«J*»«» »“* ii.tri I tH-es P
tlower beds and shade trees enhance .th? N*fIi no* be ae »• r w ; s such In this contest, j^’ d- e any district j rl.f*. |
, surroundings of the hospital annex, adding i Ore who stops The 'Georgian for a short < Hue prize only to eiicj success.:.! con-,
i to the cheer of the Inmates, time snd ie-si:»*cHbe* for the pnrposu of, testa nt. j
In the tent colony and solarium, where {securing tna-e v«.:c$ la this contest wl»I not l l he fj p **** f r *^:,.T? M ini!!. 1
the consuinpllv* printer* are given every h* accepted as r. M.W suhscrlhor. »-m i
chance ef enrb >aiueat aud medical aid to An OLD •«!>fic.ihor I* one who Is now n Pn*i.' - .-* 1 1
get well, the rules are rigid and strictly I tubficrlber to The Georgian. Y?’’!. wi 0, l 8 n H 4 « r ri
enforced, and the “cheerful note’* Is the J No votes are ksued on yioney brought »n ships, fifteen diamond Hugs, and fifteen j Depnrti
•my 1. 19^.
Wilt#- or c-iif rt The Go
iv further pnrtic:»lci> >*ui
ent. Atlanta Georg
JAMES G. WOODWARD.
Atlanta man who has been a
great factor in necuring a home
and sanitarium for union printers
of the country.
olorndo
“Burden-Bearing.’’ At night
duct • great evangelistic servh
on “God s Firemen.’’
hlng
JACKSON HILL BAPTIST—North Jack-
son and East avenue. Take Forrest avenue
or Boulevard mr. John D. Jordan, D. D..
minister. Residence, 2) East avenue. Bell
phone. Service and sermon at H n. hi. mid
*:30 p. in. Fundsy K'hool at 9:») a. m.
Yonnk people’s meeting at 6:45 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday nt 7:30 p. in. Young
Women’s Missionary and Aid Society will
meet Monday at S:3o p. in. Women’s prayer
meeting st 3:39 p. ni. Tuesday. Women's
Missionary snd Aid Society Thursday nt 3
p. m. The public le cordially Invited to all
•ervlees of this church. The ordinance of
baptism will l*c administered nt the even
ing service.
PONDERA' AVENUE BAPTIRT-Preach
ng at 11 a. m. snd
Rev. W. B. Haslett.
s. m. Ladles’ Aid H
day at 2:30 p. m., Mrs.
Went. Mid-week prayer and praise service
Wednesday at 7 p. m.
The Atlanta Baptist Sunday School As
sociation will meet Sunday afternoon nt 3
o’clock with the Brown Memorial church.
Talks will be made by Messrs. Harwell and
Bucholts. The yearly report of the nsso
elation shows that over fc>,u<V) was collected
for missions am! an average attendance of
€.000 scholars. It has a membership of 29
schools. Each school Is expected to send h
report once a month.
SOUTH RIDE BAPTIST—Capitol avenue,
between IIsygood and Weymsn. Preaching
st 11 a. til. by Rev. Goss. Preaching st 7:»)
p. ni. by Her. J. A. I’mmbley. Bible school
nt 9:30 a. ra.. J. E. Kruger superintendent.
Indies' Aid snd Missionary Society Tues
day at 3 p. iu. Prayer meeting tnd con
ference Wednesday at 7:39 p. m. Good slug-
nCBKN RTRF.ET BAI*TIMT-«'.>rn.r nf
filenn tnd Smith streets. Sunday school st
9J9 t. m. Preaching nt 11 a. nt. and 7:30
I*, m.. by Rev. A. L. Fluey. I'rnjrer meet
ing st T:30 p. m. Wednesday.
of the inreriinticiinl conven
tion nt Atlanta In |R90 lh'* filial steps were
taken t<* build the hmne. and It Is Intel r/ii
lug to note that ev-Mayor James G. Wood-
nurd was one of the original thirteen true
fees who ha»I charge of the erection nu-t
completion of die structure, snd another
Atlnntrn. George \V. Morgan, at that time a
resident of nelitugl.-m Bay. Wash., but
afterwards connected with the old Atlanta
Herald, wit* also n first trustee.
Cost of Main Building.
Voluntary contributions from charitable
persons and members of the International
Typographical Union, with nssesamduts lev-
t-d on the tnemherrhlp and interest on tie
iiniulated money, Iticrensel the original
sum to *73.923 on April 3). 1892. In the eleven
years the home has been In existence all
repair* nmi needed change* have been paid
out of the regular receipts.
Consumption beliu one of the diseases to
which the printer Is especially llald<
lint H-irnrlMinif thnt . In> i * -■
nienf la- tunny n printer hack In the Imsoni I
of his family, n hopeful helpmeet Instead
of n helpless invalid. The statistic* of the
home show that every patient who comes
to the home In the first stages of consu:i«p-
jtlon is soon dismissed as eared, ami niunr
temnrkahle etires In other cases far nil
j vnncej. and even iu the last stage n check
Is noted, and everything known to tnedleal
science nmi nursing skill Is done for eiery
I patient, wbleli fact Is attested by the av
erage cost per tnemlter of this big home—
[sick and well—this cost being 138.
Some Hospital Rules.
Seine of the rules governing the tuberca-
htr. riaflertfs follow:
M nru the temperature of a patient Is IOC
degrees or more, the Invalid Is re<pdr*«l by
the regulntlona of the Institution to keep if
bed.
One of the physicians was emphatic In the
statement that liquor In any form Is very
*“*““* persons suffering from tubereu-
sGmttlant was Imperative.
Injurious t .
IosIh. When
strychnine wns used.
A liberal diet Is served. Btv f. pork and
mutton are served dally to patients who are
able to cat meat* of any kind. Patients nre
tirnged to drink ss nturh milk as possb
> quarts dally Is
iirprlnfug thnt
en*»- mused ninny
at the home. Thl
increasing early in 1S03.
vllle session of the infernotK
graphical Union In 1W4 It was repertej by
the superintendent thnt tin- authorities of
the state of Colorado were <*oiitetnp!nt!nif
oinnellltig the plnrlng of
of this ills-
» seek shelter amt rare
class of inmates begun
Louis
Typo-
JAMES M. LYNCH.
Prealdent of the I. T, IT., «n<l one
of the men who worked hurd to
eettihllah the firintctM’ hospital fea
ture.
■nforciug HIHHHPH
eonstimptlrea nt sm-Ji JnsTltutli
home in separate building*. The ctv
of n hcspltiil was suggested, but the
vent Ion failed to take any fiction on
Subject. In the report of the cve
committee of the home trustees to the
rado Springs convention In 1393, th-
pltnl nroposltlon was taken up and tin
it lately built, but nnothe
to the original two severe
leaking fb!-« ho*n!tflt thre
covering a ground space
lug thirty six private too
for physt.clun*. unrses’ v*
- . _ mini ilium .
prescribed.
I'rorlslmts are strict In regard fo the
amount of dally exercise, patient.* being un
der the direct supervision of the physicians
, ..banlutelj necessary In
Itaudlln-; of tubercular patleutr. r.n I e-i-
ftcfnl result* i-ati only be attained by strict
onipliatiee with the directions of the man-
gpineut t f any InstItiti hw earing for In-
nllds suffering from tnherculosD In any
stage.
When th* patients nre nway from fin
im *. tents, out on the grounds or ove
Cobirado Sprln.es. so closely Is the spread-
lug of the *’
sputr.i
Supported bv Membsrship.
It is often erroneously stated thnt the ox
potmen ef the home are defrayed by endow
ments. Such is not the ease. Slm-e thr
orlglnnl gift of Messrs. Childs and Drexel.
which wax used In partially paying for con
structing Hn- tunlu building, the home has
reeel veil but one endowment, that being
in February. 1839.
Slie-c it* completion all expenses. Inelud
ing cost of maintenance, have been pal!
from money contributed by members of thr
I titer national Typoerapblesl Union, the rev
being provided by setting apn
apart amounting to 15 cents
ber. whb-h nmnunts to about 37.000 per
month. This 15 cents per month per mem
ber. or 11.30 per year. Is considered wVl
spent In any Itisfaiicp In thl* cause,
when a quotation from the last annual re-
port of the secretarv-treasurer of the home
shows tint, from nu nnnmtl average of fifty
tuhen u'm pa lien'* eighteen vacated the
home In September this year as cured, tic*
sum Is douidv well spent.
Under the guidance of Jntnes M. Lynch,
president of the International Typographical
Union of America, u vigorous nntl-tuher-
cttlosls campaign In the ranks of union
printers for the past three years has been
carried on. and this I* Intended to lie kept
added up. especially n campaign of tubercular
Inter, tint* ! .Muhtnneo In the membership t . large, ami
high »nd I the sntue splendid w«»*k will he kei»t up u
LIST OF DIS TRIC7S EMBRA CED IN
GEORGIAN’S VOTING CONTES
CITY DISTRICTS.
DI8TRICT NO 1e—Beginning corner
Peachtree street and Edge wood ave
nue along the south side of Edgewood
avenue io Hurt street. Hurt street to
Georgia railroad, along Georgia rail
road to Whitehall street viaduct, thence
to comer of Edgewood avenue and
Peachtree street.
DISTRICT NO. 2.—Beginning cor
ner Edgewood avenue and Peachtree
street along east side of Peachtree
street to Forrest avenue, along south
side r.-f Forrest avenue to North Bou
levard. nlong west side of Boulevard
o Edgewood avenue, along north side
oi Edgewood avenue to Peachtree
street.
DI8TRICT NO. 3—Beginning corner!
Ferre*t avenue and Peachtree street
SUBURBAN DISTRICTS.
DI8TRICT NO, 16—Edgewood.
Boulevard
DISTRICT NO. 10—Beginning East
Fair and Hill alreetn along east a Ido of
Hill street to Jonesboro road, along
Jonesboro road to county line road.
as 1 P fi 0 *X r ™ VXa',? i nl-in* county line ,oadTo Ea-t Eai?
tl«nr* .V ng Som^rn^ ranroUll .» >'° t n * north » lde of Ea,t Fa,r t0
Boulevard, along west side of North 1 , ‘ l ’ „
• Htnrlc
*f 5)X'S) feet, b«
ii*. bealdeH offl
Isa bill ty of such a building' ibxriu:
A Christmas Gift.
An a result of the illscnaaloti, an naseas-
meat of 50 cents a member was voted for
the hospital aunex, which wns eolleeted De
eember 25. 1396, and the building was lunmv
! Uommodlous open
j the three storle.i.
j Mummer get Go- full
tMirches nre provided i
«vhr
slek
uefft of the stiusblne.
with gins* and
c »•»'*? ami *oiith. have nl*o
for use during the winter
building I* ln-iited throiigbout
the
f the nrcsei.. ___ .
, home from Atlanta.
of these differ with itiberenJoa!*, but nre
there as ii refuge In old age, A very promi
nent member or Atlniitn union, n young man
who hn* recently been given to itnderstnn.I
by hi* phy*b-lnii thnt his lungs nre nfferiod,
eonlentphites going to this home at nn early
date, nnil. all things being equal, under the
magnificent plan of treatment there he hns
enb-nce* erotv ronton to believe hi* health will again
It bn* I be restored to him.
Boulevard to Forrest avenue, along
north side Forrest avenue to Peachtree
street.
DISTRICT NO. 4—Beginning comer
Edgewood avenue and North Boule
vard. along north side of Edgewood
avenue to Hurt street, to DeKalb ave
i.ue along north side of DeKclb ave
tie to Moreland avenue, along Humphrlea street and Atlanta and
Mde of Moreland avenue io county 11 tv: • *221^
road to city limits to North Boulevard iHumphries io Greensferry ave-
a'ong east side of North Boulevard t u ntie to Gordon street, along east and
Fdgewood avenue.
DI8TBICT NO. 6—Beginning corner
Whitehall viaduct and Western and At
lantic railroad along west side of
J'eachtree street to Soutnern railroad
at Brook wood, along Southern railroad
t<> East street, nlong east side of East
Mieet to Fourteenth street, along north
s’de of Fourteenth street to Spring j West Point belt line to Central of Geor-
Mreet. along east side of Spring street
Western and Atlantic railroad.
DISTRICT NO. 6—Beginning corner
Spring street and Western and A tlantic
railroad and along west side of Spring
street to North avenue, along south
side of North avenue to Western' and
Atluntic railroad, then along railroad
Spring street.
DISTRICT NO. 7—Beginning corner
North avenue and Spring street, along
west side of Spring street to. East; DISTRICT* NO. 15—Beginning
street to Seaboard Air Line belt line, Simpson street und Southern ra. i
aiong Seaboard Air Line to North ave- J along north side of Simpson strc«
rue. i Be-llwood avenue, thence directly n
DI9TRICT NO. 8—Beginning West to Marietta road, along south .|.i
Fair street and Central of Georgia rail- Marietta road to Southern rail:
toad along north aide of East Fair J'JJ* east aide of Southern rai roa
afreet to Oakland avenue to Southern ♦ Simpson
railroad, along Southern railroad to ‘
\»cst Fair street. - . . .. -
DISTRICT NO. 9<—Beginning East j ^maxmCT^NO^—riH.. - m ,
Pair and South Boulevard, along north I. ol rT\!I~T .jf;.J' ® llel of Mail.
C.fie of East Fair to county line road. | ‘ViaTmeT ^o ia-*-,,.. D ,
alcng county line road to Georgia rail- I. ^ 0 - 1 ^East Po-.m, Ci
toad, along Georgia railroad to South j j*®'. Parlf ' ^ or t McPherson and iia.
Boulevard, along cast side of South I**ni.TRirT un «
Boulevard to East Fair street. I m SSTSJSeThJJS* Kui^™
DISTRICT NO. 20—l.lthonla. I
well, Acworth, Stone Mountain anj
McDonough.
Contestants from the suburban di
trlcts must reside during the tlui.-
the contest tvlthln the corporate lhni
of the town. In the respective district
COUNTRY DISTRICTS.
DISTRICT NO. 21—Comprise: .
sections of the Fifth Congressional th.
trlct not already designated.
DI8TRICT NO. 22—Comprises Ko
and Galneavllle, and the Seventh a
Ninth Congressional districts, except
Ing the cities of Cartersvllle and .Ma
rletta
DISTRICT NO. 23—Comprises
vannah and the Flrat Congressional
district.
DISTRICT NO.. 24—Comprises Alba'
ny and the Second Congressional die.
trlct.
DI8TRICT NO. 23-Comprises Amer-
leus and the Third Congressional di-
trlct.
DI8TRICT NO. 26—Comprises C<
lumbua and the Fourth Congressional
district.
DISTRICT NO. 27—Comprise
ena and the Eighth Congressional dis
trict.
DI8TRICT NO. 28—Comprl«ee
gusta and the Tenth Congressional dis
trict.
DI8TRICT NO. 29 — Comprise*
Brunswick and the Eleventh Congres
sional district.
DISTRICT NO. 30—ComprlsesMacoa
and Sixth Congressional district.
DISTRICT NO. 11—Beginning corner
Hast Fair street and HHI atreet, along
r-'.uth side of East Fair street to South
Pryor street, along east *lde of South
Pryor to Jonesboro road, along Jones
boro road to Hl!l street, along west side
of Hill street to East Fair street.
DISTRICT NO. 12—Beginning corner
r.orth of Gordon atreet to Atlanta city
limits, along city limits to Central roll
toad. This district to include Battle
Hill* and vicinity.
DI8TRICT NO. 13—Beginning cor
ner South Pryor and East Fair along
nest side of South Pryor to Atlanta and
West Point belt Hne, along Atlanta and
gia railroad, along .Central of Georgia
railroad to West Fair street. This dls.
trjet to Include Bonnie Brae and Cap
itol View.
DISTRICT 14.—Beginning Atlanta
and West Point railroad along north
side of Humphries street Greensferrv
avenue to city limits, along city limits
to Simpson street to Southern railroad,
along west side of Southern and West
Pont railroads to Humphries etreet.
METHODI8T.
.NELLIE DODD MEMORIAL—Rev. M. L.
Underwood, pastor. Preaching at H a. in.
1 7:30 p. m. by the paator. Sunday ftchooi
9:45 n. m. Prayer meeting Tliuntday
nt 7:3*> p, m. Paster request* the presence
-»f the entire enug cgntbm nr the Intrudin'-
• tie
i»rsla
Edeaflcbf,
C astor, Berrlce* at 11 u. ni. and 7:30 p, tn.
uudsy school at 9:»> n. m. Juulnr Hupti*t
Young People’s Union at 6:3*1 p. m. Prayer
and song service Wednesday *t 7:30 n. an.
The ordinance of Imntlsm will be admin
istered Sunday at 7:30 p. u».
PONUE DELEON AVENUE RAPTfWT—
Rev. Jnnlus W. Mtllanl, D. D.. pastor. Hun.
day school at 9:30 ft. tu.: 11 *. m.. umrttlng
worship, conducted by the pastor. as*Ut«d
by Mr. J. Ilsrry Tyler, of Bsltlraore. prest-
fienf eseetjtlve »-ommltfc»* of I^ivman** Mis
sionary Movement of Southern Baptist eon-
ventlon: p. ni.. preftchtng l*y the rmator.
Subject, *v'rumbling Characters.” Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7;3t p.
dial welcome to r*
of the entire coug «*gni!
tory services of the new
TRINITY METfHlIHST t
hall street and Trinity nven
Lee, the pastor, will prem-h i
7 :30 ~ " ■*— *- *
er White
Dr. J. W.
I n. tn. and
9:31 a. m..
7:3*1 p. m. Public cordially Invited to nt-
t.-nd all tber
PARK STREET METHODIST—Uornero|
Park and Lee street*. Rev. M. L. Trout
mun. pastor. Preurlilnx nt 11 a. tn. anil
7:31 p. in., by the pastor. Sunday school
at 9;..'> a. in.. Mr. I.. E. Flovd. *itt»crintend
ent. Prayer incetiug at 7:3* p. in. We-Ine*
day crenim;. followcil by a teachers' tite»-t
Ing.
NORTH AVENUE PRESBYTER! AN-
t'orncr North axeiiue and Peachtree. Rev
Richard Orme Fllntt. pnst«»r. Morning wor
Rev. J. .1. ttriinstead. Sunday
ASlU'R V v. „ ,
Weather*, pastor, rreachtug at 11 a. in. Ibnilc
by Rev. J. ** Utile. Sunday school at 9:3u, !«“•»'
a. tn., \V. A. Fliu-her, superintendent
IRAUE METHODIST rfH'RiTf-Corner
Vices.
CHRISTIAN.
HOWELL STATION UHHISTI A.V-Uortiet
ljuisley avenue and Church street. I». 1,
ItonJ. 1296 Marietta street, minister. Illhb
M-booI st 9‘JO; preaching It a. ni. and 7:3ti
u. Her. T. Si. Hooper will preach Hun-
UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN UHURUH-Hpring
street, corner West Cain. Rev. Alexander
T. Bowser, minister. Subject for Sunday,
liecrmher I. “Jesti* - Idea of Snurhip With
Service* at 11 o'clock. Ail seats free.
Render school meet* at Id oVjqek, liou.
Hamilton Douglas, sniwrlnteudeut.
ST. LUKE METHODIST—At the Junction
of Beremt avenue and Ponell street. Serv
ices nt the usual hour* Sunday. Sunday
school at 9:3J a. in., S \|. Davis, superin
tendent. Preaching at ll a. in. and 7:3V
p. tu. The public cordially invited. George
\V. Griner, pastor.
PAYNE MEMORIAL METHODIST—Htin-
ulciitt and Lueklc streets. W. T. Ilunuicutt. i
iMBtor. At II *. tu. M-»ruinn to the 4Md
Fellow* by W. T. Httnuleutt. Preaching nt -
7:30 p. tn. Prayer meeting Wednesday «t •
7:30 p. in. Sunday srbor.i nt 9:3* a. in. !
THE EVANGELICAL MINISTERS’ AS-1
RO<’IATIOV—WMI meet next Mmiday. De-1
ceniber 2. at 11:13 a. m.. at M’esley Meune I
rial church.
KGEI.RTON MEMORIAL--Corner Wa,
ingt<»n and Fulton streets. Pnunbitig nr
a. ni. and 7:3»> p, m., by Rev. A. F. Kill*
ton, D. I*. Sunday sclnmt at 9:30 a. *
Epw. >rth League at 6:3» p. m.
CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST -
Cooper street. Just the bl**'k» fix
Whitehall street. U«v. It«»!fe tint
IK IK. paator. Prcn-Iting Sunday H f }i
in. and 7:39 u. tn. Sumtsjr sc!i.m»j m 9:
J. G. C. lttooaworth, *uperinten«let»t. P.-i
er meeting Wednesday night, and M
siunary Society Friday night.
I and liigliliiiid. IU
Sunday *ch«vol at
in. preaching t*y pastor, am
t 4:»> p. nt. Epwortb Ia*ngi
preaching by pastor.
iilcbt. ’ Sabbath . . _ ...
Smith and Charles I*. Taller, superintend
cut*. Young Men's League and Phllatben.
9:45 n, ni. Men’* Bible Conference, led by
Dr. K. G. Matheson, 10 s. in. Covenanters,
3 p. til. t'lirlafinn Endeavor. 6:45 p. in.
Wednesday nr 7 p. nt.. tmehers’ training
l inns. 7:45 p. nt. prayer meeting.
WE STM IN8TER PRESBYTERIAN—C«
nor Boulevard and Forrest avenue. Prav .
and consecration In the study at 9; Sunday
•tell, school. 9:33. Mr. W. M. Everett, super in
; at tendent: preaching nt 11 and 7:39 bv the
FIRST METHODIST CIIURCH-Junctbm
>f Peachtree ami Ivy streets. Rev. J. S.
pastor. Sunday selimd at 9:45
Hii|M*rluteiule
7:45 p. in., by the
2 p. ni. Epwortb
m.. \V. II. Pane
K at 11
Junior
at 6:45 p.
ay nt S p.
DLLEOK PARK METHODIST Suitdav
i*.l at 9:3i. Pr- aching nt 11 it. in. b>
retiring posto . Rev. W. II. laiPrade,
Service* at 7:.i9 p. in.
night theme. “The Christianity of Christ.''
Y. P. S., 6:30; Junior Worker*. 3:3fi; prayer
ting Wednesday at 7:39. followed ’by
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN—Corner Jack-
on and Chnmberlln streets. I'reaehlug ev-
ry Sunday at 11 a. tu. ami 7:30 p. ut., by the
«at(»r. Rev. T. II. Newkirk. Regular mid*
reek pniyer service every Wednesday even-
ag at 7:30. Sunday school at 9:30 ii. in.
PRESBYTERIAN.
WALLACE PRESBYTERIAN—Corner of
Walker and Stonewall streets. Preaching
at ll a nt. and 7:45 p. in. by Rev. John 1).
Kcbli. Sabbath school ut 9:33 a. m. Prayer
I'.c-tlns Wednesday nt 7:15 p. in.
WEST END PRESBYTER IAN—Gordon
mid Ashby street*. Rev. Lynn R. Walker,
pastor. Sunday school nt V:.M ti. tn.
Normandy superintendent. Morning
nt ll s. in. Sermon by the pastor. Even
Ing service nt 7:?» p. u* Prayer ui»H*tlng
We-li.e«day evening at 7:39 o'clock, followed
by teachers’ trninit.g and normal tins*.
and 7:30 p. m.: Sunday school at 9:30
a. in.: prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:45. led by the pastor. The seats are
free and routrlhutloiis voluntary. Strangers
a r e invited to attend nil service* and are
r.-fpicsti*! to speak to one of the den<-on*.
who will extend them n cord Ini welcome ati'J
try to make them feel at ho
There ivlll be no service either morning
i»r evening. Rev. Swain, of Retina. Ain.,
who wns to preach, ho* been unavoidably
detained. Sunday school nt 9:45. *
EPISCOPAL.
Flrat Sunday In Advent.
CATHEDRAL—Corner Washington and
Hunter. Very Rev. C. T. A. Pise, D.D.,
•1—mi. At 7:30 «. tn.. holy communion; 11 a.
I.ltany. sermon and holy communion; 4:30
n. m.. evening prayer and aerinon. Sunday
school »:30 a. in. All other days: At 7:»
a. in., holy communion; 9 n. in., morning
prayer: at 4:30 p. in., evening prayer.
Wednesday and Friday: I.ltany at 10:30
ST. LUKES—Pekchtroo, between Carrier
tnd Pine. Rev. C. B. Wllmer. D.D., rec
tor. At 7:30 s. m.. holy communion: 11
a. m. holy eomronnfon and sermon; i:30
n. tn., evening prayer and sermon. Sunday
school at 9:45.
INCARNATION—Lee, near Gordon. West
End. 7:39 a. m. holy communion: 11 a. m.
morning prayer and sermon; 7:J» p. m.,
evening prayer and sermon. Huudny school
at 9:45.
ALL SAINTS-Corner West Peachtree and
North avenue. Rev. 35. 8. Farland. rector.
At i a. ra.. holy communion: at 11 a. ni..
Litany, sermon and holy communion: 4 p. tu.
evening prayer; Sunday achool at 9:45.
EPIPHANY—Corner Yforeland and Euclid
avenues. Rev. C. A. Ungston, vicar. In
charge. Morning P r *^ er >n< * Bt «•
RMnuay school at
MISSION or THE HOLY INNOCENTS—
tVcoda avenne, near West Peachtree. Sun
day school every Sunday at 3:30 p. m.
HOLY COMFORTER—Corner Atlanta
n-iiue and Pulliam street. Rev. Gilbert
Hlgg*. D. D.. In charge. Holy
. . ommnnlon
md sermon nt 4. Evening prayer and ser-
nt 4; Sunday m booi at 3.
CONGREGATIONAL.
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAV-Sunday
school at 9:30 a. m.; morning service at 11
o’clock. Sermon by Rev. Smith Baker,
D. I). Subject, "The Questions Answered.”
Special music by choir and male quartet.
Young People’s service at 6:30 p. m., led
by Dr. A. F. Sherrill. Subject, “The Beau*
ty aud Utility of Gratitude.” Evening aerv*
Ice at 7:45. Special tong service and lecture
by Dr. Baker on "The Young Woman aa
Wife and Mother.” The annual roll call of
the members of tbla church will be held In
nssemldy hall at 8 p. m. Wednesday, De
cember 4. It la hoped that all members who
••nn possibly do so will personally answer
the roll call, but those who ran not will
please respond by sending a verse of Scrip-
mre to the church clerk. Charles R. Has
kins. 399 North Boulevard.
UNION CONGREGATIONAL TABERNA-
CLE—Corner McDaniel and Hightower «»*.,
one block south of Whitehall, Rev. O. A.
Barbee, ptttor. Preaching Sunday at 11
n. in. and 7J0 p. m. by the pastor. Sunday
achool at 9:30 a. m.; Baraca, Phllatbea am!
rhfhtthea. Jrs., Sunday at 9:30 and ftfonday
at 7:30 p. tn. Mid-week prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m., and ladles’ praver
meeting at 3 p. m. Children’s meeting'at
3 p. m. Friday.
CATHOLIC.
SACRED HEART CATHOLIC-Peachtree
and Ivy street*. Sunday la the flrat Sunday
In Advent. Masses at 7, 9:30 and U a. m.;
Sunday school at 9 a. ro. At 11 a. m. mass
I'ather Gunn will preach on “Thanksgiv
ing." At 4 p. tn. Father Rapier will begin a
series of Advent Instructions on “Brayer.”
on Thursday confessions preparatory to the
First Friday devotion*, on Friday masses
at 6. 6:30. 7 and 8. Exposition from 8 n.
in. to 4 p. m. At 4 ii. iu. Instruction and
benediction. The collection on the first
Sunday In Advent Is for the propagation of
the faith.
UNIVER8ALI8T.
. IMVER8ALIKT CJJURCH-Corner of
Peachtree and East Harris atreet*. Rev. E.
Dean Kllenwood, paator. Regular morning
t 11 o’clock, with sermon by th<
suggestive therapeutics.
George E. Haynes, International secre
tary. will address the Colored Y. M. A,
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The dele
gates from the convention heid In Wn*b
Ington will also make report.
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,r. AM.KEirs-Cjru.r .«». K«| SB5K. ^JSSW^tSTSll
treots _ Ray. GUbart ^ Ulpi, Jp.D., »n tsrved ns a rally and anniversary. Th*
charge. Sunday achool
INMAN PARK
; Edgewood aud El
I '».v the paator »1 11
* * it 9:39
WESLEY MEMORIAL UHUUl’II
Auburn avenue mid Ivy *;reej. Re
Enk**«. pa a tor. Sunday **b •«! at ’*?■> n.
M. M. Davie*, superintendent. Bu*y I
pie's Rtlde I’laa*. W. WlUuim. tend
Voutig Mi-.*'* Baraca Bible ('I.***. Mint I
ale I.upo. teacber. _ Preaching
BARNETT PRESBYTERIAN—
Mammon *irec» and Brndlev n
arne: |E»W.n Il-mphill. |.ast«r. Servl
It E S B YTE RIA N—4 *orner
lid nvenues. Preaching
. soil 7:39 p. i
. Mr. New 111 wL.
V w scholar I* urge I
present. Youtlg Pemde’c meeting
Scmluy nt 6r4-j p. tn. J. B. Ffcklen. pastor,
W. K. Now ill, superintendent.
} Srndr.y srhoM at 9:
!,. j »••* home JWUiday nn
Assort ATE REFORMED PRESBYTE
RIAN- r,.in-r Whitehall street and White-
i-vn »*vei v | hail terrace. Preaching at 11 a. m. and
K und nr | 7:4.'* p. in., bv the i*i*r«r. Rev. J. A. Gor-
t .1 p. in. |•bn. Sabbath school. Ida. in.: \. P. <\ U..
i*ra* prj*-- 7 p. in. Morning subject. “The Rword '
.-I » ft .. W,.t »-l • A «■• l,,n *' —
Special uimricjntgbt
Song service at 7:3) p.
by the chorus and «hH
lueeMng of the F.nworth l.»*ngue «t p.. t
iu. Siibjecf. “Self-Mastery.” Wmiitn'c Heine
Mission " * ‘ " *“ M ^ - J
oVi.wk.
4 OUU*4d.
meeting,
mrwdn* nt T ’,' |». u\. Usrwc'l.! tire Spirit in Action, Evening subject.
■■■■■i. . .sgi’, -i '' Tie Jc.dgtueut r*ay and the Enthroned
. hlch wa* ralnetl nut Thutudav Judge.” The pastor liegins with this dls-
l.eid Sunday morning nt ll J course a series of eveutug sermons on “The
iv morning nt ii course a s*
for young people j Judgment.'
Wednesday at 7:3'
GEORGIA 3VENI U PRESBYTER!AN-
*»»uv Georgia avenue ami Grom street,
andrty m-insd at sm n. m. Preaching nt
n. in., s»-rvt«*»* by the pastor. Rev. II. J.
II. Rice. I). TV. W» stor. Services Randsv
at II a. in. and 7:30 p. in., alio Wednesday
eteiilug prayer meeting. eonducte«1 by the
pastor. Sabbath school. John J. Kagan. »n-
*-ted l»y th«- Rev. Gaston Bovle. • perliitemlent. 9:3) a. m. Brotherhoo*! to
.y »*• * ninn. Bmtl erlieo-l tneet'iug l which all men are invited. Splendid music
rrraehlug at ll a. tu. and * 3*' ». f Tne*Iay nt 7:3 > n. m. Umyer meet lag on (br orrheatra under leadership of Mr. Erwin
the p»«for. St.iidev at f:3>. \Ve*|ne*«lav at 7:3’» p. n«. If I* e.-«rtie*t;v d»* I Misdler. Stranger* conllally vrelrometl io
lieaf mute t ' l *.** , ..'l5'. '!■ F- I’nta-1 slre«l Hi;*t * full coug.’cgathm in* at the j all servtees.
d, nqirr ... —
ifitvndcuu Prayer meeting Weducsday ul Everybody
HARRIS STREET PRESBYTERIAN—
illugs. I». IL. in ensrge. nveuiug vr»r
iml *arinon nt 7 JO. Sunday achool nt 3:3).
ST. IGNATIUS—Tallapoosa. Rev. R. F.
De Retie In charge. Morning prayer. Litany
mid nernton at 11.
ST JOHNS—Tolleg# Park,
Illcg*. D.D., In charge. Morning prayer
and sermon at II.
nn,I 'Mitllrp iilnim and ba|mi Tor th.. future
A full att.nilanr, of nil of lb. member, and
Wend, of ihe .•on«reifnilon I, enrnentlr
urned. Hundny nhool nt 9:4S, with clniiea
for nil, Mr. II. C. Blake, auperintendent.
LUTHERAN.
ST. -JOHNS liEBMA.V KVAXtiKUCAf.
UTUEUAN CflURCH—Corner For.yih
and lianiett elreeta. Pren.blnir in liernian
"I" 1 , ‘ ,t 11 *• *»•: Hiinrfoy ieho.il
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fire well-known lawrere ,.f the Ailontn
Sunday
nill^.t b<lr w111 ** ••>» apenker. _
"f.Ti ._ l ^l! *ti,rn,Km aerrlrea of ihe Yon ns Mena
thnaltan A»im,'latlon during llte month or
JjMrew of the aerie,
aaier-ciTTiuEniin 7 1 " *T h L Hooper Aleinn-
MISCELLANEOU8. der. who apeaka ftnndnr. Ueeeniber 1. at 1-t)
tTIBISTUS ANI> MISSIONARY AM.! 1 p. m„ upon the anhjeet, "The PrJteat of
ANt'K—Ueaiilar eerrl<-ea In Alllanee Hall. I Chrlai Agalntt the iirj Rot of the la, "
72'e North liroa.l atreet. Sundae and IVed- 1 Mlaa llnadley will alnc a nolo and the niuale
neadav nfiernoona at 3 o'etoek. Young, for the oeeaalon wlir be furniahed l.y the
l-eople'a meeting Thurtday night at TrM. , V. M. O. A. orehettnu All men are Inylted
; to attend.
PAINT
PAINT
/for nil purpoaea nt the
GEORGIA PAINT & GLASS CO,
40 Peaehtres Street.
our DECT! On Sunday afternoon near et the regnlnr
THE BEST! meeting of the Atlmte I’eyehologtrel Soele-
, ly at 12J l-ea. htree afreet, a very attmetlro
i program wilt he glren by Mr. Dave
Hllrennan, rtotlnlat. a-eompanM by Mini
J Uniford. Thlt will be a rare treat for ibe
, .•> ! •! r on ! the public, which will, be wel
| .• "lie. . The tuple for vonaideratton 'v!l! be
Health and Ifapplue..,"
I-.I by tWv prealdent. Robert Bryan llerrl
uutlc core le a greet factor In
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