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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. 1| SOUTHERN SOCIETY In Georgia and Adjoining Stales Pleasant Mention From Other Cities DUBLIN. A baseball park for Dublin Is an as nired fart and many games are being planned for Chautauqua week. For several days this week a list Iks been circulated, which was freely signed, and quite n sum was raised f or putting the ground In first-class condition. Miss Grace Durham, of Swalnsboro, Is the attractive guest of Mrs. J. s. Almand. Mrs. W. T. Simmons Is visiting friends and relatives In North Georgia. Mrs. A. P. Hilton Is spending some time In Albany, the guest of her moth- (r Mrs. Lula Gilbert. Wptaln W. C. Davis has returned from a visit to several points In Ala- bania. Mr. P. H. Klttrell was a recent vis itor to Macon. Miss Dollle Hooks was called home from Atlanta on account of the Illness of her mother, Mrs. Eugenia Hooks. Mrs. T. L. Myers and children, of Rockledge, are visiting Mr. W. W. Prescott and family. * Mr. G. E. Pritchett, of Tlthavllte, F!a„ l» the guest of relatives In the ** Mr. W. O. Day, of New York, spent, several days of this week In the city. Mrs. Eugenia Hooks is III at her home on Bellevue avenue. Mrs. Prat A. Williams and children, of Reldsvllle, are visiting'In the city, guests of Mr.- L. A. Matthews and fam- fly. Rev. C. B. Wllmer, of Atlanta, who will preach the commencement sermon here Sunday, will be the guest of Air. and Mrs. E. P. Bent*. Miss Mary Robinson, who haa been attending C-* College, returned home yesterday. fine of the moat enjoyable entertain ments given In quite a while was the one of Thursday afternoon by the Misses Baum, who entertained the Young Ladies' Club. Hearts was the game played and was enjoyed by all present. A ealad course and Ices were served. Despite the disagreeable weather quite a number were present, among whom, I besides the . members, were: Mrs. Prat L. Williams, Mr#. T. O. Dupree, Mrs. W. C. Allen, Mre. W. L. Williams and Mlaa Sikes. Mrs. J. S. Jordan was a recent visitor to Tennlllr. Urn. F. W. Rlmtnone 1m at homo from a rltlt to r*latJr<*« l» Sortb Georgia. Mr*. S. B. Jones has returned front At- Inntii. where she was the guest of >Ira. J, K. Langford. Jim* Hpmu* Iii nt home from the boya* arhnol nt Herat nr. Mr*. S. J. Lord spent part of this week at Dexter. Bernard Itawlra is at home from the Georgia Military Iuatltutr. .Superintendent T. T. Holloman, of the tv. k T. railroad, was In the city Tues day. <\ C. Daley, of Ilawklnsrllle. spent lVednewlay In the city. Ml** Mabel Howard la Tlsltlng friend* and rein tire* nt Knunderarllle. Mr*. G. 11. Wllllniua haa returned from Korayth. where *he attended the coin* uem-eiuent exerdne* of that inatltutloo. Luther (Hailing* spent a few day* at K<*r*yth during commencement. Mr*. J. M. Finn I* visiting relatives at Franklin. Ky. Professor F. I). Becklnger, recently ro- eleetefl **el*tant principal of the public public schools, haa gone to Guyton to spend the summer. Professor I). A. Walker Is spending his Titration at bis home In Kentucky. . Mrs. C. B. Pattlllo left Tuesday for a visit to relatives at Bridgewater, Vo. Msry SaUle Moffett _ Is visiting friend* and relatives at Jhinderirrille. Mr*. «. W. Mathews left Friday for Anierlcus, where she goes to attend the meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mission- •rv Society, of which she is president „:*• M. \\ llllnma has returned " richtHvllle, where he attended the com- mencement exercises of the Nannie Loo Worthen Institute. Colonel P. I* Wade and family have aa A r - Wade's mother, Mrs. It. M. Wade. of Athena. Ml** Leila Vinson has returned to her of hi* fatfcei . *on. He tens . n, Ala.. Tuesday. but Inlaw. Mr. W. II. Ed to have gone to An i.. Tuesday, but was taken sad- *r McCall * ** l,,tf ®«endetl by Dr. D. Hrr. E. fl. t'ninpbell. pastor o! Christian Church of Home, will leave burn 1 **** * Tt,It to hl * »®t*»er in Fair Odaai and WlUUm Duncan were in Cedartown recently. J*2* B L. Morris la visiting friends and relatives In Fort Valley. N*aa Jones, of Horae, la'the gueat of Mis* Massey at Cedartown. IsSn°Konie*° rk JohMOn * of Mllledgeville, a L. Malone, of Atlanta, la in Rome for a few days. „ ,lr - ,W; Prank Irwin anil Rn! Jl.ma Ml ycjtonlajr fur n few day.' flab Ing trip at Koater'a Mill. M I*. I- Ilnyler, traveling paaaetirer ngent for the Southern luilmail, 1 with hemlquar- tera at Chattanooga, sn*nt a f.w hour. In Home yeatenlay with W. C. Spenrer. Ben Yancey, who haa liren .lightly In illaiKMml for the laat f*w ilaya, la again niile to attend to Imalneaa. J- P. Hhnttnrb. of Iatfayetle, waa among **>• visitors hi Rome yaaterday. * S. Crawley, Mr. I. o. Crawley and Mra. G. h. Crawley, of Roswell. were aniuiig the ont-of-town vlatlora who hnr, lmen attending Ibe eouimencenient exer- cfsea at Hhorter College. . Hla. Minnie Calheck. of Dalton, la Mali Ing Mra. J. B. Darla and Mra. J. I On-ess. Mlaara Dalay Boyd and Allen Terbat have retarneil from Ilrenan Colleg Ualneavllle, to their homra In East llomr. Mr. and Mrs Ike May, Mra. J. Knttner and Misses Illanc.'ie and Edita May left yeatenlay for New York. Mr. Ike May will ull the tatter part of the weak for E ««;op<*. while the remainder of tb« party will stay In New York until bla return. Mr*. J* I'nul Cooper and Mrs. L. M. !{ ,rki fef* T^l^rday for Angnata, where J£«*7 will attend the WHght-WUhnr wed. ding ttedneeday Messrs. J. 1». and Mark Cooper will go down tomorrow. Mrs. W. A. l'atton Iwglu* moving Into her pretty cottage Just completed tornor- row. Her aunt. Mrs. M*ry Underwood I'lumli, of Augusta, will remain with her children during her absence In Bnrope. Captain and Mrs. W. I\ Simpson and young Hlmpson Dean left yesterday ft»r New \ ork. Captain Rlmpsou goes to at- tend the Hankers* Aaaoclatlou, which con venea In the metropolis this week. Mlsa Meta McDonald, who has been ttidying voice culture at Shorter Col* return*! to her home at Fort Valley . .. day, accompanied by Mrs. Eunice Adam ■on. * • Mlea Madeline Wyly and Mins Solomon left Saturday for a visit to Mias Veualile at her summer home near Stone Mountain. Itev. and Mrs. J. 1'. Wardlaw will ar rive tomorrow morning to* be the guests of their aister. Mrs. J. W. llonnaavllle. Miss Rosebud Johuaon, who haa lueen the guest of Mrs. Ed Dean for the past week, returned tq her home at Carteravllle Ratur- *»y. Dr. and Mrs. Wslker Curry have ftiored Into their nent cottage on Fourth street. Misses Tattle and Annie Willingham have returned from Monroe Colli Miss Katherine Klrton. >en<llnf tbo week with 1 .. Miss Louise Masaey. of Atlanta, arrived hist evenlug to visit Mlsa Battle Hwonson. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Porter expect to occupy their delightful suburban homo In a few day*. Lelanil Baas left for Atlanta today to spend the sunnne* with relative*. l)r. E. C. Cartledge, of Atlanta, Is In the city. Inland Hsss gave a very enjoyable party Friday afternoon to some twenty youug ►Ueec. Coosa. Mrs. rllle. ■ H. Htnlth. Mia* Luclle Knight haa gone to bar borne in Kn ran nab to spend the summer months. ■••wlH return to Dublin In the fall. Theodore Bunting haa gone to hla old hotna^t Bremen, Germany, to spend the f — A. Peacock are at home O.mfnr, v«* on - D - and Old Point C^oiV"/ RoWaaoa baa ratarned from „ ROME. ur„rr*J'°„ r " ^'aj**** will go Ilown to At- S " *', nn hglnMO. J rank Qullllnn. of Moreland, I. the rwi of ntatlna In tlio city. Calhmin, la the KJ* f of Mr> - J«hn P. Davla and Mr* J. B. l okn IJ- fsriyb*. who waa the m l .f? J r.,5^* of l*- Bbort- il l i lav uV ft,rn ?° n f ° r hl * hom< ** tlrr SLi ,l i^ t th ^ Hamilton Hospital, la »"n X T m f’M.! , „, l |!. ,,,ruTrd * 10 d -"S h ' » f ,,n irC ,Inrrl * hn '< hra-n «n- mpnd. “u ,B yet w Honaty ill. Her he Improving, nnd will ^ntR!^| y iiin < I2{ ,polnted l ° ° Mrn of her Mr r,aod# <-*. Kenmer ly quite 111 at the ad cake were highly enjoyed. It. X. Berrien, of Atlanta, la visiting hla sister. Mr*. W. It. Whitmire, lira. 8am mm turned to bei to Mrs. C. D. Wood. Announcement haa been made that the celebrated music teacher. Frau, Gratslanl, of Germany, will attach beraetf to the mnalcal faculty of Hhorter College next session. Fran Gratslanl was anxious to come to America, and Mrs. Simmons In vited her to come to Rome. Mlaa Annie Worrell, of Rome, studied under Gratslanl, ■■■liMmliMr ' rm stage . _• favored by having In her midst such a world famed musician aa Gratslanl. Mrs. Carlton Wright will entertain at !lr. and Mrs. J. A. Rounsnvllle will en tertain Informally at the Cherokee Hotel tomorrow evening aa a pre nuptial ,cour tesy to Miss Mary Rounaavllle and Dr. Cartledge. UIm Paniri* Wood rompllmrntnl MIm Uanraprtto Wood and bor karat, with a raid p«rty Katnntay aft.rnoon. Dr. Tboron Rlra. of Atlanta, will arrl.o Wnlnraday In ttral.C In the Cartladf.- Ilnfltiwivlllr wrirtlllk. ... Mlaa Marlon tMlIltard rpturord today aft- rr a arran wraka 1 rtalt to frtrnda and rata- tlrra In Raltlmon- anti I'hltadrlphla. A nitmltar of prominent Atlanta people will arrive tomorrow lo attend the Rouiiim- vllled'arlletlge wedding; Among [hem will lie Mr. anti Mra. K. Y. Plark. Mira ~— ledge. Mr. Lauler, Dr. Cunningham, Wuldron and Mr. Lyndon. 8T. AUGU8TINE, FLA. ,tUr :" d p,r^n. , rli,«.lh f 8 ^tay%v?n..; P rn r .hS Q re^r'.”.4To.M f J home, hh of pr Is'nnl of rnuiroi nn,i th substituted. Mr. Han fessor W.ilkcr will be the first p the Institution. A strong effort will be made an appropriation of J100.000 from the next ledslature to erect a modern building f« this srht»ol. Twice this nmount has hoi grnnteil by the legtalnturc, but the hit! In the first case was vetoed bv the g<» nnd In the second was minulled l passage of the famous Iluckmnti bill. *Thor. ‘."T, ,n »ud It Is l»0lleveil the npi.roi.rlr’tlon wilt be forth coming ou the third attempt. • OPELIKA, ALA. srin IWaliae Torberf, of La Fayette. «... — routo to Mont wife of the i In Opelika last we gomery. Mrs. B. W. Willis of the city, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Tlgnor, In Columbus. Miss Mar Stophrns. of Downs, who has been visiting Mrs. John Fletcher, lias re turned to her home. J. S. N. Davis. Jr., of Woodbine, Ot •n alumnus of the A. P. I.. Is here for . vlalt to his brother. Will K. Davis, while rn route to the commencement exercise* of Auburn college. Mr*. W. E. lludmon and daughter. Mias Irdelln, are at Montgoiner George Dobbins, who has sister, Mra. John Melton, bus returnu home. J. A. Rice, pastor of the Court Street Presbyterian chnrch In Montg«»mcry. was S visitor at tha missionary meeting last wie Double Eight Club was delightfully entertained last week by MIm Ellrabeth Buchanan at the Iteautlful Lome of her pargpta. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Buchanan, oo North Tenth street. The afternoon v* enjnvably spent by playing progressive I domino, Mrs. W. IL Watts sroring hlghc Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burt s little daugbL.. Mrglnln. eutertnlnefl nt a party last week a nnmlter of her little frli-nds. Mattie MrOueeu, of Montgomery, and hllanboth Griffin, of IaiFayette, were the guests of honor at a charming fu»C' tlon last week when Mrs. Charles V. In tram waa the hostess. This was one of Hie most enjoyable nrcaafons of tha week. Those present were Misses McQneen, Orlf- fla. . Annie - Mae_ Harm**. Fannie Kahn. minii. jisiHie Anisins ana Aisuue iirown and Meadames Frank Farley. A. M. Buch anan. A. M. Buchanan. Jr., B. I*. Hamford, Orrln Brown, Prank Jackson. W. I». Iiuun, of Atlanta; W. M Tucker, II. L. Condon, M. M. McCall, N. P. Renfro and J. Greene. Rev. Robert Kirkpatrick.# an eminent Prcsbytcrlnn minister of Austin. Tex., ac companied by Hev. F. K. Rodgers, * Louisiana, were hare last week retut from Greenville. H. c. The former waa a one time resident of this section, haring l»ecn pastor of the IsiFayette church. Mlsa opal Wyatt, of Camp mil. was tt guest a day last week of Opelika friend*. Hon. II. R. D*idlev, of Reale, waa greet- ng friends In the rtfy laat week. Mr. Dnd ey was nomlnnte<l In the recent primary In HumcII county to the leglalatnre. Dr. I. N. Stowe and C. I*. Stowe had as lelr gueat laat week their brother, Iter. J. Rtowe. of Gallatin. Tenn. Rev. Italelgh W. Greene, paator of the _lrard ilethodlst church, was In the last week with bis parenta. Captain Mra. It. M. Greene. Uttle Miss Florida Ecliols Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George O. Berry, Jr., In Columbus. It was sad news to the many friends of the grief stricken parents, Mr. nnd Mr*. A. 0. Bull, who formerly resided In Au burn, to lenrn of the death of thrir bright little son, Orrvllle, whoso death occurred at Columbns, Ga. Itev. O. 8. Anderson, of Aubnrn, formed the marriage ceremony last work of Mr. Burnett Moore to Mrs. Ella Harris, both of Learhspoka. The following ars the sponsors at the commencement gaieties at Auburn college this week: Battalion Sponsor, Mlaa Roberts, of Montgomery: company A. Mlaa Madge Averyt. of Auburn; company II, Mlsa Alice Barkley, of Mobile: company C, Mlsa niirr immic/i in Munur. Bethany Hicks, of Opelika; 'company D, Mlsa Ellen Harris, 6( Mont — ~~ pany K, Miss Mary Charts.. __ Opelika; band sponsor. Miss Edna Sandlin, »cus« last week eu route to Auburn to attend the graduation exercises of Mrs. Denson's May Jenkins, of Mldlnnd. tin., Is a commencement visitor at Auburn. In compliment to the sponsor. Mlaa Beth any Hicks, of this city, of company C of Auburn college, James It. Black, of fipcllka. cadet captain, a delightful aortal function was held last Friday at which Mias Erin Black, a slater of Captain 'BUtck, was the charming hostess. Miss Black baa recently returned from College I'ark, where she Dr. A. Andenon. nn. of I'-.AnrlMt FREE maV ^BOOKKEEPING and shorthand n ^' -P^IHEXp notine to e | th . r of • DAAUGHON'S JiutiiuUffiolkgeb ATLANTA, 122 P.,ehtr„. Pi«dmont Hot.) Block. Columbi# or Montgomery. RY HAIL gncrrrafnlly. nr Law. Penmanship. Arith- i.- •r-i-.vvritlna. Drawing. Cartooning^ V ,£"* 1» Htates. §300,000.00 Mag Zr. * 7. Tears 1 miooeea. IndoraMl by busl. cuter anv time. Write ini Ui l cv'? ,1T ^ ,,S "rorMor MKT MFIIKI. I** MUST 1® <*rder to get Home Ptudy FREE, write now. thus: ” Ideelretoknow Djirs iai Home Rtudy Offer made ClTy’a VeadTag rsstdsntft left^oni Saturday evening for Chester, Nova Scotia, where be will Join bis wife and children for the "sira'll.r Tomllnoon rlorad bra plrao- ant winter home on Seville street. ire Vlaunlilrra of Mr#. Tomllntaw. #nil #11 ■rr refntar winter vtaltora to HI. Auguo* B. J. Korw.rd loft l#»t Frfjjjf Mra? ¥. m r. er i*«cettl and daughter-lndaw, « ra. J. T. Parettl, have gone to Tryoo, M& W frUXJBZSto of tbs chief trata dispatcher*of the Flori.U East Coart gffijrt&SrtSflS Ga.. to vlalt her f**»*er hfx»c- Mr J. B. Ingraham, third vice president of the Florida Fast Coast railway, la ea- Kps? n. Jarrlo I# HMUnj bra Aanch- ss hfes&ff ffl»To Sfr*^Iram# l n*M#nor/^ Ttetaror £ pchVdu|ed far Jnn# • at th* Kae of tbs ThT'i'w'.rtnh, entrrltlnrd rarantly In h»nor of Mr* .nd Mra. Tteo Atetoo^wbo win Irav. .bortly to a.k<- tb-lr Atlnnta. Mr. Atetoo tell te ranployte an.I BUad InatflnrateJI tera fra ltl -, r rrapratlv. bogra will te Mlttad. who tea rtu.rgf or me IBUf . .. IBr . "rr • at the next term l»y ITofessor A. 11. waw meter, tbs tnlvermry of r nr several year* principal of tbs oral ^ alumni were gathered department. Mr lUra b-fd lb- te«lllon (| ^ of^lte raranljr dftl. a mer vsentlon. the ™tnr. of the eompsny, nil and white.' Mins Annie Mae Bsraes presided over the punch bowl, which was eutwlt»e«! with red ami white bunting In s bower of red blossoms. There were profusely scattered over the » e vaaea of red flowers, with vases of es to curry owt tbo color scheme. In two courses a lunch was served, the colors Iwlng In evidence In the lost one. Tlio R est of honor, who has Just retained from averse college. Hpsrtnnburg, S. C. # was gowned la white chiffon, elaborately trimmed with laco and made princess style, with s touch of red to carry out the color motif. Rha presented to Captain Black nnd bis company the colors. In red and white satin ril»t»on, made Into a iwctto with long streaming ends. Mlsa Black, the hmitess, was assisted In entertaining by her mother. Mis. H. H. Black, and Mradsme* R. J. Miles, W. I>. Vsrner. If. M. Wilson nnd C A. h. Hamford. and Misses Greene and C«a- doa sad little Mlaa Erin Black. Tho follow er young ladles were present: Misses trthany Hicks. lone W. nnd DerreU tarns* Mary Charles nnd lone Barnes, tilth Wear, Mary Cowan. Katherine Dean, lyrtlcs Renfro, It* ||« ThoniitiM»n. Kb-aimr llles. Janette Rlmpnrd nnd Annie Mne Barnes. I'oiiipnny c was nre«u*nt In full. County Holldtor John K. Watkina and Her. J. II. Holloway are attending tho commencement exercises at thu Routhcrn university. Grseaabars. Mlaa William Hood, d e I here the bitter part of the week en route to Dsdevllle to attend the graduation of her brother. Rbuffer Hood, who was editor In chief of The Gloruersta. tt M—it Misses Ines and Edna Alsobrook, of Five Points, are at the commencement exorcises at Auburn. C. K. Hester Is rtsltlng at Knoxville. Tens. Mrs. Tharh. the wife of President Charles Coleman Thacb. of the A- P. 1., accom psnled by her son. Richard, are at Hpar tsnhurg, 8. C.. attending tb*> graduation of her daughter, MIm Bessie Tharh. who has been at Converse college. About forty guests were present Thursday evening at an entertainment In hooor of company A, Misses Annla and Madgi Averyt. of Album, being the hostesses. The latter Is tho sponsor of this company of cadets, whose captain Is C. C. Certain. Miss Lindrnlmrg nnd Judge Ljom, Httls daughter, Louise, sip visiting in Mont- i OLIVER. the C ,, JV , SCIENTIFIC EVAN;, MILLER. I PATHFINDERS OF HISTORY No.36 By REV. THOMAS R GREGORY. ' sT shipi th. mer has harvested his grain •Mi'ii st.ire* snf.-Iv Into his it question Is: -How shall prepared for food and for nt parts where It Is tedr It Is known to nil that the ancient meth od of grinding grain was that of tho hol lowed stone, or the mortar and pestle. By Such means did the old Hebrews. Egxptlnn*. Phoenicians and Greeks grind or Cfsek their grain. It wna a long time after the building of Solomon's Temple before Hie Hoinnna I in proved upon the very ancient system by Inventing the running stone and stationary groined one- the •'upper nnd nether mill HtoneH,” which were, of course, apt first operated by hand :ho meeting face* Crude as these nil that men us along toward thi teenth ceutnry. i more effective by the •‘dressing." or grooTlug. of the stones, means were, tbev were •d In milling until well beginning of tho nine- In 17W that Oliver Evan®, of Delaware, wrought ills revolution In tbs milling Industry. By Evans* system, from the moment the •/.in Hits emptied from the wngoii to lln- final production of the flour at the close of the process all mmunl tabor waa dispensed with. The grain was first jjut Into a box hang on a scab "n Ighed down to a room over the h. millstone*. When ground It millstone* Into a receptacle which rani It to the drying floor, when- another trlvnnre kept It In steady motion tin was thoroughly dried, when tt was veycnl bv machinery to the lioltera. The Evans system—between which and the older one there was no com par 1 -! prevailed In ,h ** • v '— »*-—• • more tlmn Within tin course, been a revolution !n the basins* greater eveu llmti the one msile I'V KwSOS at the close of the eighteenth century. About thirty or thirty-fir* years ago .. wn* discovered that the coarser portion, or kernel, of wheat, which He* next to tit* skin of the berry, and between the skin nnd tho heart. Is the uio«t vnlunbl. nutritious part of the grain, as It most largely of gluten; while the Interior Is mm up chiefly of starch. It was such knowledge that led modern revolution la milling methods and IP»re us the ’Toller" process In llsu of the sM facial stones. The new process consists of removing the mter skin of the wheat nnd Its adhering Impurities from the "middlings," then sep arating the middling* from the central |M»rf, nnd then rcgrlndlng thu middlings Into _Mt ten run Into nn elevator, n chamber over cleaning hbk placo It was run t'mler the old system the coarser part, known os middlings, tvs* thrown aside ami ground up Into cattle food or imo what was considered nn Inferior grade of fl. by.which arrangement the cattle got cream of the wheat.‘while the utnti, lit his Ignorance, whs eating the p«»orer pat * thinking that he was getting the best. COL ROBERT LOWRY TO DELIVER ADDRESS TENNE68EE BANKERS* A8S0CI TION CONVENES WEDNES DAY AT LOOKOUT INN. Special to The Georgian. C’hattnnoogn. Tetin., Jane B.—The six teenth annual convention of the Tennessee Bankers* Association will convens at Look out Inn tomorrow In a two days* session. Among the most prominent hankers In the United States who will address the convention will bo Festus J. Weds, presl- I - ,,f II,,. Men until.' Trust < "iiipnnx. ..f St. lxmls: CoL Robert J. Lowry, president of the Lowry National Bank, of Atlanta, and others. The convention will be called to order by President F. B. Fisher, of Jackson. Tenn. Mayor W. L Frierson will deliver the ad dress of welcome, which will be responded to by G. W. Wade, cashier of tho Bank of Trenton. Trenton. Tenn. At Wednesday afternoon’s session Judge Jerome Templeton, of Knoxville will speak Bill* of Lading," which will be fol lowed by nn address on "The Bank ond lb** Pnblfe,** by U. M. Cbamldlss, of llrownsvllls, Tenn. DEAD BODY FOUND ON RAILROAD TRACK SOUTHERN TEACHERS Of AK TO MEE ASSOCIATION WILL A88EMBLE AT GAINESVILLE IN ANNUAL 8ESSI0N. Special to Th* Georgian. Chattanooga, Tenn., June 6.—A special from Dayton, Tenn., says the dead lady of Hugo Kunx wo* foand on the track* of the (’inrtiinatl Routhcrn railroad at that place. Ho bad |3 nnd a new pair of shoes, which be purchased In (-hlManooga, W.wi per- Joseph II. Rulth. cashier of the Bank of Opelika. w«* the guest Bumlay of Dr. and Mrs. John F. Purser In Atlanta. *:iss Effle Smith, daughter of Poatinnster IL Smith, has been visiting relatives In TsBailsgi. Miss Annie Pruitt, of Ran Antonio, 'lex., ho has been the guest of Mis* Mary Hudmon, returned last week to her home. Friday afternoon nt the home of Sirs. WIlerYr. Williams, the Robert E. I*e chapter of the Daughters of tbe^Csp/rd eracy honored the r* Fonfcd >ry of Presideol Jefferson Davis, with appropriate exercises. The roll call was responded to bf^MM tiers with Interesting facts In I’ri ■ Davis’ life. Hbort sketches were read by >[!»* Glennie Baffin nnd Mrs. J. W. Rplnks. Invited to bs the guest of the chapter __ this oi cnslon. After the chapter meeting a delightful social hour was enjoyed. John Minch, who Is with the CL K. Co. v ■t New Orleans, was with his parents, City Clerk and Mrs. 8. H. Black, while en route to his alma mater. Auburn college, to at tend the graduation of his brother. Cadet Cantata James IL Black. Adjutant General W. W. Brandon, of Tuscaloosa, was Id Opelika Saturday. Mioses Swaon —.. .. and Janette Nhapard, who have been at tending tho A goes Beott college at De catur. Go., ars at bom* for tbo sum mouths. Prafraraf.O. W. Piwt.tai ralnrn^I h "fraSl THROUGH SLEEPING OAR LINE TO Wrightsville Beach, N .0. Commencing Saturday, June the Oth, and continuing each Saturday during tho months of June, July and Au- glint, through deeping car# will bo op erated, delivering pasaenger* at the hotel# at Wrightsville Heach, leaving Atlanta at 0:35 p. m.; returning, leave Wrlghtavlllo each Thursday, arriving Atlanta tho following morning at d:‘)0 a. m. Season tickets 118.56; week end tickets, good for live days, 38-35. SEABOARD. tended ilit® etACHTSit tracer. ?*r2!i C .n7Tmerl- r _ '‘Si and Oenf# Suits cleaned an.! pressed. Frencti Dye and Amen Cleaning. Fine underwear, ahlrt wal.ts, fancy work, lac* cur- n«. done hy hand. Mulls. Swlea. Lingerie. I.mn- Organdies, wash silks. WM. awn'. * »• n-iI* *• . ” Mnw- . It- FLORENCE, P-cs- - M , ..... Ha Mr. and Mr*, the commence® uatlng exerrta** •. .... Attorney K. NiBffh «n*i Mr. 4. n. s* Davis were In Auburn yest#>nlay. MImcs Rena ThomniM.u. Kathi-rlno I*, an, MjTtlc'c Renfro, Ruasa J »»»w .loll. Uurh Wear. I Mtrv rowan. Mary churl*** and Ione Its rue*. Dcrrdl and lone W. Barnes sn.| Bethany flicks fff ludlos from OpeUks who are attending rnmminn ****** *iy u^poftM and Jobs Mfltos. both “■ WSli nlsy en What ONE DOLLAR a Month Will Do. PERFECT PROTECTION POLICY Insures Against Any Sickness, 6 Months Any Accident, 24 Months Accidental Death. NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. 703 Prudentitl Building, Phone 5330. AGENTS WANTED. Special to The Georgian. Gainesville, Gs., June 5.—For the fourth time, the Houthern Music Teachers' Asso ciation ami the Georgia Rtsts Association will meet in Gainesville, (ho sessions be ginning on June 12 am) going through June 15. Gainesville Is particularly filled for meetings of this character; Its summer climate Is Ideal; the people of the city take a great Interest In the coming of the teach er* SAd the ladles alwavs exert themselves in malm Um sis/ nn iib'.tHnnt All teachers and visitors stop st Brensn college, which always throws open Its home department for the reception of gnests. The memlM-rs of the association have free use of the concert hall, the oratory hall, the various offices sud n**cuihly rooms of the college. The program for this mooting will bo most helpful ~Rmrn®| irIiicm UK topics, will scrhIoiik. The topics for dlscuMlnn are ‘The Value of Kindergarten Work," Mrs. Margaret Holder. "The Value of rtsss Work nod Class Criticism," Mra. Hannah. "liiblle fir bool Music," Mra. Maude Truitt. Mobile. Ala. "What Similes and Pieces Should be In the Curriculum of a Music Rtudeut," Aug Mr. It. sM.- Powell, Nashville, Tens.; Meek, Mr*. Godwin. Mrs. uraomiw, Jim Itubrt and Frank Nrtsow, of KooxvtU*. Tenn.; Mr. nnd Mrs. Filmt»erg. Montguin cry, Ain.; Miss Maude Truitt, Mobile, Ala.; Kurt Muller, Klludworth conferva tory. Atlanta: Oscar Pappenbeltncr. At bin far Ml® Ms ads MeChlre. Cox colic Atlanta: Miss Hannah Crunk. Jsrksoovl„. All.; MIsh IMn Bartholomew, Drcnau col Th# ladles of Gainesville are arranging some delightful eorlsl functions for the a third fare for return ticket*. EXERCISES CLOSE WITH ANNUAL DEBATE Hp-rlsl to The Georgian. Ppartanburg, 8. C., Juna 6.—Tha da- bntn batwaan tha Carllala and Philo aophlnn Utarary soolatlai Monday night rloaad tha rommancamant azarclaaa at Convaraa Collaga. The graduating exarclaaa on Mon day attractad a large audlanra. Tha annual addraaa by Dr. Nawall Dwight Hlllla, of Brooklyn, N. Y„ waa tha ablaut effort avar heard In thla city. Mlaa Margaret Yancey, of Albany, Qa., won the prise offered by tha col lage magaslne for the beat aaaay. APPOINTMENT GIVEN TO NEWSPAPER MAN Hpprlal to Tha Georgian. ■ Hpnrtanburg, 8. C, June fc—P, II. Kike, who until dscantly waa city edi tor of Tha 8partanburg Herald, haa bean appointed private aacretary to Congressman J. T. Johnson. Ha will assume charge of tha aecretaryahlp tha latter part of thla month. HEARST IS A FAVORITE IN SYRACUSE, N, Y. POLL By Private Deaaad Wire. < New York. Juna 6.—Ex-Mayor J. K. McGuire, of Byracuee, who haa bean In town aavaral daya on political and oth er bualneaa, tail# about a poll recentl) made by one of hla cloaa frtenda In the Fifth ward In Byracuaa. "Ordinarily." said MeOulra. who was formally chairman of the Democratic executive committee, "this ward la a Republican atronghold, and It ahowa the political trend of our city. Tha poll gave tha following result: Ra- nihllran, 4M; Democratic, 354; Hears!. 534; Boclallst, 40; tabor, 130, MRS DAVIS IS TO 00 TO A SUMMER RESORT Ladles' Phaetons, Light Surries, Bike Buggies, Home-made Harness, Riding Saddles. Front New Depot. Real Runabouts, Rubber Tires, Banner Buggies, Bolster Springs, Work Wagons, Etc.' CRANE & CO. 44 & 46 Madison An. GUATEMALAN REBELS REPORTEfl_DEF£ATED INVASION FROM SALVADOR SAID TO HAVE BEEN STOPPED BY GOVERNMENT FORCES. By Private Leased Wire. Washington, June 6.—Tha state de partment has received a dispatch from United States Minister Comba, at Gua temala City, atatlng that nn armed revolutionary force. In addition to those which have already fhvaded the coun try, ^iae entered Guatemala from Sal vador. Tha Guatemalan mlnlater here has received a cable from the mlnlater of foreign affairs atatlng that the revolu tionary movement across tho Salvador boundary had met with utter defeat. According to tho cablegram the Oua- h-mol.in lioo|.< ,ii,-1 Hi, j »*vidi,11‘ai,ii \- party nt Asunvlon Mila and defcatod them completely. HOME COMING WEEK FOR KENTUCKIANS. THROUGH SLEEPERS Atlanta to Louisville, On account of tho nbovo occasion tho W. & A. R. R. and N. C. A 8L I. Hullwn\ Will m II round trip tickets on June 10, li and 18 at rata tt OS* fare plue IS cente for tho round trip, the rate from Atlanta being in tlcketa good to return until Juno 33, 1306. By depositing ticket and paying fro of 60 cents. Itowover, tlcketa will lie extendi d ini'll duly L'.'l Three trains dally. leaving Atlanta 8:36 a. m.. 4.50 p. in. mid 8.50 p. m., nil carrying standard Uullmnn sleep er* Atlanta to Nashville and Noahvlllo to LoolsvUle. In addition to thla service thcrij will bo through aloeplng car# operated oa tlie 4:60 p. m. trains of June 10 and 11, Atlanta to Louisville without change, arriving Loulsvl' i next morning at 20 n. m. Routo Is via Chattanooga, Nash ville and Mammoth Cava. for further Information writo or call on J.’a. THOMAS or C. D. WALKER. C. P. A T. A. t U. T. A. Peachtree Viaduct. Union Pass. 8to. CHARLES E. HARMAN. Oonernl Passenger Agent. Just Received A Complete Line of —ANSCO CAMERAS— All the Into*t Improvement*., line of amateur euppll**. Il«*t i tour nnlrtiln* In the city. SAMUEL G. WALKER. 85 Pcuchtrco St. AWNINGSI TENTS UPHOLSTERY AVAIER l V0LBER& 130 So. Forsyth 8t. TAX LEVY IS REDUCED AND APPROPRIATION MADE By Private Leased Wire. New York, Juna 4.—Mre. Jefferson Davla, who haa been seriously III for several days at th* Hotel Gerard, la said now t* be ao far advanced to ward raeovery that her friend* have no further uneasiness. Arrangements were made today tor her removal to a summer resort, wher, It Is expectsd She will be < ompletcly restored to health within a short time. Mrs. Davis suffered from .in .,tin, l. of pulmonary oedema following pneu monia brought en by exposure to a cold rain while driving In the park. Ouing to the advanced age of the psiiem there was fear that .1. would hardly ffpertal to The flenrglen. Chattanooga, Tenn., Jnne i.—At Ibe ad. aimed term of the county court the tax vy wss reduced frua ILM to 11.8 for lo year. The amount of tool was appropriated for the support of I hr local nations I guard and a nveceat levy waa made for the sup port of the two musty high school, which are l. b. -e.uhll.hcd In this county. A board of education whose terms are to lie one, fniir-mnri six years, .onal.tlnx of tlx members, was atau elected. YOUNG CHINAMAN WINS A PRIZE FOR ORATORY By Private Lraarri Wire. Sew York, Jum 5.—Joe T*»n§ l*e, yonn* China man of canton, who ram# to tbo I’nlterl fltatem for tko purport of At- th* winner tho Man- j port of »f tho Sew Uni khnaatf n tractor, w** the J «-*toril*y nt tlio *#■• ••»#•! |*rtu* In I ram oratortcnl content which I* a th** umiwiiMiH ■las* of tb** Kcfaod nt tomb ma hi* topic -The Chlnrar." •Th# Chinee* ar* frar* try." Mht l+*. *i haUt*. Th** h* Kxrtnelon of the A idtntHlc trtttmrnl fet Whiikef, Opium, Mer. phint, Coalnt, C hi oral, Tobatco end Hturaithe. nn or Nerwe hhsutllon. The Only Kctlty Imli- lutiin Giorgli. ( 235 Capitol Ire., ATLANTA, 6A. 1500.00. Tha abovo reward will be paid for Hitch evidence (id will lead to arrest and conviction of the party or parties who maliciously out a number of wires on cable pole at corner of Peachtree and Seventh streets, during Wednesday night, April 19, or Thursday morning, April 20. A like reward will be paid foe such evidence as will lead to the nrrest and conviction of any per son or persons maliciously inter fering with or destroying the property of this company, at any point Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, I. EPPS BROWN, General Manager. COMMERCIAL AGENT FOR SEABOARD AIR LINE Hpeclal to The Georgian. Portsmouth, Va.. June i- traffk* drimrtment or the I Um railway. In thi* rtty. hi the appotatnirat of Jnm> - I Portsmouth to th* position .. ■Kent of the road, with hen Jacksonville, FU. II* wa» f n*w«*il with th»* icvticrnl frrtgh of tbo Rraboard In thin city. Elka Visit Oecatu Special to The Georgian. Decatur, Ala., June 5.- Wkn from varlotia part* n ■topped off In Decatur on to attend the etate meetli held In Huntavklta ycaord. day- White ben-, they v taln*«l by the IVr.ttur I••<!* Klka of Decatur went to iao to attend th** i Several HuntMVlIle ••etlnx pfgg RENOVATING i‘Y <i>nh* 'Uhl’S ~~rriua itevaighjgj "" rL t " r | ATLANTA MATTRESS CO., 1 B •’ • Phone* 4SIT. 174 Piedmont Avenue.