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e c OUTHERN SOCIETY •nt e $ e « i 1 IN GEORGIA AND ADJOINING STATES. & KS PLEASANT MENTION FROM OTHER CITIES * a ASHEVILLE, N. C. R rill* city school*, Joined a party ly friend* lb Halffmore FrHiy A eh of twenl an«l proceeded to New York, where they e.,iled for Europe. The party will • ix'inl ten week* abroad, visiting En gland. Scotland, Germany, Ireland, Frail, e, Italy and Swltaerland. In Fwltxerlasd the party will trampHffi Uletnnce of about 300 mile*. Mr. and MV*. A. J. O'Reilly are en tertaining a party of their New Or- le.i ■ friend* at their country, home near Aeherllle. Include: In the party Ure: II. J. Ruahton, Ml** Ruahton, Mr*. Devereux, Joseph Devereux, of lfgw Orleans, and several of Mr. O'ltellly's employee* In the general manager's offlce of the .Chicago & At oil*. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chenoweth, and W. A. Chenoweth, Jr., and Beach Che- nnwelh, will entertain at a houae par ty next week In honor of their Atlanta ami Birmingham friends. In the par ty will be Misses Una Webb. Mary Gill, pie, of Birmingham, Laura Wit ham, of 'Atlanta, and Willie Redd, of Columbus, Osl I The regular Saturday evening dinner at the Swannanoa Country Club, will begin tills evening, to run throughout tin rummer months. Oolfers and ten nis plovers will, as In the past, great ly enjoy these affairs and the Satur- dny afternon gamee on the gr.. club utherford Harvey, of Danville, Va., »p< ruling a few weeks at Busy Hall, the i . untry home of Mr. W. A. Cooper. F M. Barnard, of this city, Is vlslt- Imr frtends In Atlanta. Miss Catherine Spottswoode, of Pe tersburg, Va, Is visiting her frtend,' Mr.«. A. Sinclair, at Ravenscroft Cottage. 8. T. Harris, of Atlanta, Is spending a few weeks at the aBttery Park ho tel. Miss Nellie Greenlee, who has been vlflitng her mother In Asheville, has returned to Atlanta. Charts* Hart, Edward Whitehead, A. L. Stenrns, and S. E. Shelly left yes terday for a six-weekr automobile trip through North Carolina and Virginia. CARTERSvTlLE, GA. Miss Julia Jones was the hostess at a reception last Thursday evening In honor of Mlssea Irene Walker, of Mon ro.. and Mis* Jule Demlng, of Jackson ville, Ida, the guest of Mr*. A. B. ConyuN. The Misses Fouto entertained Mon day night for Misses Wynne, of At lanta. and Sitmmerour, of Dalton, the guests of Misses Strickland. Miss Marian Bromby entertained the younger society set on Tuesday even- / lng. Miss Anise Harris, of New Orleans, Is the giie t of Mrs. T. W, Wilbur. Mr. mid Mrs. Albert Strickland have returned from a trip to New Tork and Boston. Miss Jessie wikle Is visiting In Roanoke, Va. Ur. Joe Akcrman and wife, from Wilmington, N. C„ are the guests of Mis Walter Akerman. Miss Marie Gllreath Is spending tjie summer months In Providence, R. I. Mr*. T. W. Milner, Miss Anise Harris and Mr. Clarenre Harris will leave next week for Hendersonville, N. C„ for a month's visit. Mrs Lila Morgan Is at home after n two-moaths' visit In Atlanta. Misses Walker, of Monroe, and Dem ina of Jacksonville, Fla, are the guests of Mrs. A, B. Cungut at Fair vie visiting their Tstesrllle, sr* FALLIS-H EWELL. Griffin, O*.—Hnnday morning, *t the real ilettre of the bride's parents. Mis* Doltli, Unwell wss united In innrriag* to Ur. AH' good Fa 11 la The bride Is the daughter of Ur. John T. Ilewell, and Is s cbaruilttg young wow • n. The groom It chief engineer and tna Idlng mill At 1 o'clock rhlnlst of the Mp* * numptuou* dll number of Invtti COVINGTON, GA. Mrs. W. I. Maddox was the gueet of Mr*. Belle Bradahaw this week. W. M. Dunlap has returned from a ■tay of two weeks at Indian flprlng. Mrs. Owen O. Jackson, of Berner, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. II. Milner. Miss Bailie Mae Boekwell had as her guest last week Mlsa Mattie Haygood, of Atlanta. Messrs. Will Rainey and Lance Flemlster epent Sunday In Willard, the guests of friends. Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Cleckler have as their guest this week Miss Kate Morse, of West Point. Tucker Griffin, of Btone Mountain, was with friends here a few days this week. Miss Lucyle Bradshaw Is spending some tlm* with her grandmother In Norwood. Miss Paulina Rublne, of Atlanta, Is spending some time with her brother, W. M. Dunlap. Mis* Luclle Peek has returned from s week's stay with Mrs. John Barclay, f Atlanta Mias Dessa Hays Is the guest of Miss Louise Timmerman, In Forsyth. Mesdames E. B. Tamplln and C. E. Henslee, of McDonough, have re turned to their home, after a pleas ant stay with Mrs. A.- N. Hays. Mrs. Thomas Curtis, of Fitzgerald, was the guest of Mrs. Powell Bkelton, In Midway, this week. Mrs. Mamie Terrell end Miss Della Rjbertson spent a few days last week with friends In Atlanta Mrs. H. B. Anderson and Miss Berta Anderson have returned from a visit to friends In Atlanta. Mrs. Fielder Osburn, of Mansfield, wnt several days last week the i ' Mrs. Henry Odum, In Midway. Captain and Mra. Jsmes M. Pace at tended the Qordon-Hodgson wedding, In Athene. Miss Madge Terrell le tb* guest of a house party this week In Newnan, given by Miss Marguerite Nunnally. Miss Kate Thompson, of Eudorn, Is spending the week In Covington, the guest ofMIsaes Stephenson. Miss Sara Wood, of Walnut Grove, visited Mrs. J. 1- Whitehead this Miss Essie Ilyer left this week to I visit friends In Cole City and Atlanta. She will be absent about a month. Mlsa Bara. Furman, of* Clemson, S. C., Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Eu gene R. Pendleton, on Floyd street. Mlsa Emmie Stewart ha* returned to her home In Montgomery, Ala., after a week'* etay with Mr*. Robert R. Fowler. Mlssea Nsttl* and Bailie Pool have returned to their home In Atlanta, af ter a few days' visit to Mrs. J. Whitehead. Misses Ackle Whit* and Claudia Harwell left this week to attend thei M r*. Thomas Asks Divorce. TenJJISIee* * °* ** Unlv ty * Mr*. N. L. Thomas filed suit In the Miss Mine Houston end Mle# Lucy I »“P«1or court Saturday morning for Mlllen returned to their home In At- {jjj®** : lanta Monday, after a two week*' stay |»J*d *» *£* npn-rertdent. Cruel treat- wlth Mrs. L. A. Clarke. ment la alleged In the petition. Mlssea Mattie Banks, George and ... . _ Jeannette Evan* and Jant* Chupp re- Atlanta Typos to Install Officers, turned home after a week with Mrs. The Atlanta Typographical Union Jaok Swann. I wilt hold a meeting Sunday afternoon to Mra. Lee Knox Taylor, of Paducah, Install Its newly elected officers. Ky.. end Miss Ethel Bi ' COWS IRE CONDEMNED AND ORDERED KILLED INSPECTOR CLAIMS THEY ARE INOCULATED WITH TU BERCULOSIS. J. J. BROWN RESENTS METHODS OF CAMPAIGN Miss Mery Lee Patton, of Fayette, Is the guest of Miss Mrlllc Knight. Miss Charlotte Marshall Is the guest of Miss Nnnnelle Crawford, In At lanta. Misses Cornelia Field and RaraTumlln are spending the summer In Versailles, Ky. Miss Manal Smith Is the guest of friends nt Pablo Ileaeh. GAFFNEY, S. C. Tuesday evening a happy event In (lie life of two popular young peorde In Cnlt- ney was the marring" "f Mins Nannie For* Itlebardsou to Mr. Thomsit II. Flirlwm, II young liualueaa man. »<m of Hey. II. II. Clarkson, of South Cl. retina "onferener M, I ehoreh. Ml<» lilehanlaou la the daucliter ef Captain W. II. Illehurdeou. and Is very popular. A Killer of the l.rl.te. Mr*. II. A. I Etheridge, of Atlanta, and Mr. iyul Mra. 1 tV Richardson, "f Mlllcdgerlilc, (III.. Is ere In attendance, with only n few very Intimate friends uf the parllea. Hr. Joseph S. I.ltllejohn. n rei’ent grad- ,Care of plutrnisey, la off on n pleasant va, • ration, I... having married one of our moat llovable young Indie*. Ml«» finale Parker. The bridal eouple will return on Wrdnga- •dny from * trip North. WEST POINT, GA. Miss Luclle Hardy left TurMay for a visit to relative* In Atlanta. Mis* Lucy Bell Johnson, of Tuake- *ro, In thn guest of Iter aunt, Mrs. Lefn Askew. Miss Jessie Lewi* Johnson Is expect ing h* her guests. Miss Genevieve Igi- vender, of Montexiima, and Misses Jn- »le and Nettle McCall, of Quitman. Mlsa Fay Shultx will leave for Hamp ton Tuesday, where she will be the guest of Mia* Nell Henderson. Miss Annie Sue Bunnell, of Oxford, On.. Is visiting her elster, Mrs. John Poer. Misses Florence and Addle Frame, of West Virginia, will be the guest* of Mis* Katie Smith next week. Mr*. Eunice Winston and daughter, Miss Tinsley Winston, left this week for California, where they will spend the summer. Mrs. A. II. Barton nnd tittle daugh ter, who have been the guest* of Mr*. I. M. Scott, have returned to their home at Wrens. Ga. Mra. E. P. Harris left this week for Washington, I). C„ where she will visit her son. Mrs. J. M. Couper and children will return to their home In New York next week, accompanied hy her sister. Miss Mary V,Tills Little, who will spend the summer there. , Ml*s Annlo Hammond lias returned, after a visit to friends in Newnan. , ~ * M E 1 county, ha* wired the local police that of the Young Men of the Fifth \\ ard. H .k . If In Atlanta. .excursionist* who came there Friday Although formed by young men, this from Winchester and Clark counties club lias already received several of the had kidnaped his J-yeor-old son and older voters. Ed. A. Marsh was elected asked the police to search for the boy. chairman; Howard Willlama, vice The baby's mother Is nearly craxed j chairman, and II. A. Holbrook, secre- over her loss. H richer, of Beau mont, Tex., are guest* of tltelr moth- Change in Officials, er, Mra. Hattie Belcher, on Montlcello I j a. Northeutt has been appointed street. ' , „ I soliciting agent of the Georgia railroad, Mra. TV. I. Herbert, of Columbia, S. I with headquarters In Atlanta, ylce D. C, will arrive In a few day*, to In w. Sullivan, who has been transferred the guest of Mra. Eugene R. Pendle- | 0 other duties In connection with the ton. . ^ ■ office of R. E. Morgan, general agenL Miss lam Williams ha* returned to *phe appointment of Mr. Northeutt be' her home In Newborn, after a visit to I comes effective Sunday. Captain G. D. Heard. _ , Misses Sara and Marguerite Ruther- At Railroad Y. M. C. A. £>"» Sunday afternoon at S;I0 o'clock Ro ' a c *ram»on W'hsrtcr y, ha* returned ,her ® w,n be 11 " on * and fellowship v. M L .x S .^rr.mJd h ^H to ^Ter dnuSh; service at the Railroad Young Men's Mra w wVhJden of*Johnson Christian A*.oclatlon room*. Mr. W. tor, Mrs. W. W, Rhooen. or jonnson, A w , ttgi chairman of the religious r.rri. n,ck and I work committee, will give a short talk \t?'Harrv"rJavla"are In OWahomil! and **>" remainder of the hour will bo .ali.mL LLie .mrt. Mr ThomaaC »lv*n to song and testimony. The visiting their uncle, Mr. Thomas L. wU , durlnK th ' If lues Dot and Maud Atkinson; who ,» nd «'". h * desirable have been the gueet* of Mr*. Boyd to spend the time, for the past few days, have returned Wh.laaaleea at ’Co. to their home In Madison. I Wholesaler* at Cu*. Mlsae* lairs and Annie Minor, of For the purpose of creating a bet' Mlltedgevtlle, and Ml*s Nettle Blnlon, ter spirit of good fellowship among of Albany, are the guest* of Mr*, the many wholeeale dry goods, hat and Howard Mlddlebrok, at High Point. shoe companies of the city, tho mem- Mines Dessa and Elinor Hayes I bers of the linns and their employees were hostesses at a delightful party, [ enjoyed a barbecue and outing at gtven at their home on Montlcello, In Brownwood Saturday iffternnon aa the honor of their guests, Mines Gladys guests of the Trultt-Bllvey Hat Com' Tilley, of Conyers, and Elisa Hill, of pany.. Tho Anna which were repre Greenville. seated by the party which left the — city Baturday afternoon were: A. M. JASPER, ALA. Robinson Company, Dougherty-Wartl- Mr tad Mrs. Ilsrvev I*. Walts, of Jack- Little Company;Stovall Bros., John 811- tnnvllle. FIs., are vUltln* Mra' wsit*' vey Company, Everett-Rldley Company, •ir.jind I Ragan, Malone * Company. McCon- Chrt»toph*r; J. K. Orr Shoe parent*. l*r. end Mr*. 3. F. If*l*y. J rum ill** tail* Col*, of IUrmln«h*m. hu been tho gne*t of MU* Anna-Wool*. - SSitT. 11 imter" of CIscInnatl. ha. Iieen the *ue»t of Mr. and Mra. J. II. ‘ P*"! A. SI. Pongl**. formerly of tlil* cltr. but! , now of GadSlen. ba. been vlaltlne friend* Tutimony Servic*. here. . _ . k .„. .... I The Bu*lnen Men's Gospel Union, ->»."• »• a .H?s»«»- g« 1 renr—ented by A. W Fartlnger, J. W. iloJi.T’^f rtmllX h MI*ir. *» “liunl Patterson. J. A. Price, Lem McCollougJi, •!r S * < nd Mr* Chirlra Dana Long In E*ai Tom Moody and othera, will conduct a Jisner. „ . testimony service at Barnett church, L B. Mtsnevn bes ten* to N«w \ork Hampton street and Bradley avenue, ( °Mlsse* "nrtlV^nd Lena Comer, of Bln*. Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock. Shf.rt.h: m °* Barrett Club Formed. An enthusiastic meeting of the voters • of the Fifth ward was held Friday CHILD 18 KIDNAPED night In behalf of V. M. Barrett, and BY PLEASURE PARTY. a permanent organisation was formed By Privet* L****d Wlw. looking toward Increasing the Interest Lexington. Ky., June 10.—Andrew and to assist In hi* election. The name McMulllns, of Natural Bridge. Wolfe of the organlntion I* "Barrett'* Club Mr. and Mr*. Trox Bankston and son| )• fi I." -( seek for an extended trip through Canada. Min Blella Brown has returned home utter a delightful visit to her sister In Mis at euchre Friday mom- The prang people enjoyed a picnic at R' Mason's park, Wednesday. Wllilaai, of Ei sterprla*. Al*.. are vMl Wyatt'* rather. Mr. W. L Wynn, ythe. of Kmytbe A Ifasbe*. of a. *pe*t Datnnlsy night here. • erowd of yoosg men went to whig* from sera Kacdsy, tnrlod- “ t t •*» Kliig **d C. it. wyso.' cUlon of court MOTHER ABDUCTS CHILD FROM FOSTER PARENTS. By Private lenol Wire. New York. Jane 30.—Mra. Annie Haxelman, whose 10-year-old daughter was abducted In an automobile on Thursday from the home of her foster parents, Mr. and Mra. Haas, In Dover, Del, announces that the child 1* with her. The child, who was adopted, by Mra. Has* several yean agat was re cently awarded to Its mother by a do tary. The club will meet once week, at a place designated at each meeting night. Stallings Vsrdict Reserved. The suit for alimony of Mrs Belle White Stalling* against George T. stallings, heard In chambers by Judge J. T. Pendleton, In the superior court, Friday, was completed and taken under advisement by the court. A decision will probably be banded down next Decision R««rved In Telephone Cat*. •rn Boll Telephone Company against William A. Wright, comptroller gen eral, were heard In chambers Friday morning by Judge J. T. Pendleton, of the superior court. Attorney General John C. Hart appeared for tho state. The court will take the suit under ad visement and render a decision In a few days. Roan Hsara Motions. Judge L. S. Roan heard a number of motions > In suits from the stone Mountain circuit Saturday morning In hls chambers in the superior court, second division. Several attorneys from tho counties making up the cir cuit were present. Court Housa Getting QuIoL Judge J. T. Pendleton, of tho su perior court, will hand down n number of Important decisions Monday morn ing at the opening of the July term of court. Several suits, which have attracted unusual attention, have been heard by him, and decisions reserved, and It la expected that verdicts will be given In all these cases. The su perior court will follow It* usual cus tom and adjourn Tuesday until the beginning of the September term. A number of suite have already been Aled •reparation for tht* term, but It Is prohabl* that the court house will de velop little of Interest during the sum mer vacation. Old Nurse Is III. Mrs. Bridget Clair, the old nurse rho has for many years been In the family of Mra. Lucian li Knight, la critically 111, and la not expected to live. Mra. Clair la a Scotchwoman. Her fidelity to duly through many years has won for her'the love of-the entire family. * Dr. Bradley Honored. Th* Rev. Dr. II. S. Bradley, former pastor of Trinity Methodist church, and at present In charge of St. Johns church, of St. Louis, has been Invited to deliver the commencement sermon at the University of Chicago. He Is a Georgian, a gradual* of Emory College and a, former professor at that InstltU' tlon. Qusllsndsln Goss to Europe. Dr. E. Zoepffsl-Quellensteln, German consul for the Southern states, whose headquarter* Is In Atlanta, baa been granted a leave of absence for several months and will Isav* for Europe In about two week*. Baron von Norden- Aycht. councillor of legation, -will have charge of the ofAc* during the ab sence of the consul. He will he assisted by th* secretaries, E. Steiger and O. Hen-man. Investment Company Want* Charter. The North Side Investment Compa ny, through iu Incorporators, John 8. Owen*. B. M. Hood, Clyde King and others, has applied to the superior court for a charter. It propoees a capitalisation of 310,000, with permis sion to Increase this to ISfl.000. Tech Alumni Ask Chartar. The Alumni Association of the Geor- To the Editor of The Georgian. For some tlmo we have been keeping la touch with the political situation In our ntate. During the dark daya of Grover Cleveland'a second administration, when he — the country that "object leason." the dictate* of *n honest, dear ron»cli>nc* nnd said to ourselves. In tho Inn gusge'of the honored and lamented Alex Stephens, "I swear fealty to no party, hot allegiance to nrlnclelea -• And «h.,< tli. bugle B rty the principle* for which we om th»t <l«y to this, when *a oppoi . nlty presented Itself, we hare voted the Populist ticket and have no apologlea to make, and no regreta for the course we political sltnatlon In onr great and been for the advent • Atlanta Geor- Rave their eye on The Georgian a* the nvawrd champion of the people'a rlxbts. (in the editorial page of Tb* Atlanta (Mb- ■tltntlon of Jnn* S3 wo noticed the mo*t contemptible article we hare seen during “ ‘1 campaign that I* now being state. "Hoke recognise* bis , Under this headline Iloke Smith Is compared to s dog and pictured as a dog licking hls master's hand. Khame, shame, shame! My God, where are we drifting? For what reason was Mr. Smith compared to a dog? Was It for any vile — that he had committed? No. Wet It ase of any nngeutlemanly conduct on Mr. Hmlth'a part? So. There la not a thinking man In Georgia that does not know what provoked that vile nnd uncalled for attack upon this high-toned gentleman. Yen, we know the eenee. Hoke Smith Is making a Aght for thn people. The great cause for which he la an nobly Ashling r laces him In n relation to Torn Watson hat some of hla adversaries cannot occupy. Yet he la cnUnl a dog hecaase he. as the leader of the people uf Georgia, discusses the sltnatlon with a cltlsrn of Georgia, a statesman, a man who tor the past twenty years has been Aghtlng for the rights of the people acalnat thn gang that Is railing finke .Imlth a dog. Wbat an ui dmmhlr alnl Hoke Hiulth talking with Tom Watson, discussing the rights of the people with a man who stands closer to the common people than any man In our slate; with Tom Wntaon, who aa a statesman ot Intellect, forealght and devotlnn' to rrlucl- 8 1c, who la the superior of any man In eorala. In the South, and. we doubt not, In the nation. And yet Iloke Hmltb Is likened unto a dog for no other reason than that he ha* been consulting with this great statesman. Now, no one knows better than the edllor of The Constitution that whnt we say of Mr. Watson Is true, and no con- didate In this race for governor wnnted Tom Watson's support more than did Mr. Howell. But Mr. llowell did not get 'It. Why?. He rvrtnlnjy had tlme-a lot of time —sn sorts of time—after he t>ecame a can didate and before .Mr. Smith entered the race to have dened the ring that slated him years ago, and to have declared for the principles for which Mr. Watson nnd the people are contending. Had h* done this Mr. Watson would have been support ing him as loyally as he Is Mr. Smith, nnd It is my opinion that Mr. Iloke Smith would not bare entered the race. At the stage of Mr. Howell's campaign when he was trying to get Tom Watson's supoprt b* mu confronted with a serious proposition. He saw the |>eople—the great masses of the common people, the farmera, rlr ‘ “ —' Special to The Georgian. Charlotte, N. C., June 30.—Dr. Adam Flaher, meat Inspector of the city, has examined and condemned thirty-tight cows out of a herd of sixty-six. be longing to a leading dairyman of this city and the animals win be killed without delay. Tuberculosis Infection Is the trouble an diagnosed by Inspector Fisher. He declares, however, that the disease boa not reached the milk end that there fore the patrons of the dairy, which Is one of the largest here, are not In any danger from using the milk. tillmanIxplIs WHY TDEfMTED DECLARES BIG 8TICK DESERTED PITCHFORK DUR ING BATTLE. Special to The Georgian. Washington, June 30.—In a speech In the senate on the railroad rate bill yesterday Senator Tillman told why the "pitchfork" had been divorced from the "big stick," thnt the "big stick" had deserted the "pitchfork,” while doing duty on the firing lines. He said that to use a baseball term, when he looked around during the game he saw the big stick rushing In on all-fours, to get between Father Allison's legs. Inconsistent In coming to the assist ance of the senate conference; that It was a little remarkable that Just at the time he might do something to curb monopolies, the president wo* mum on everything except what ho was going to do to the Standard OH. GREENE AND GAYNOR ASK FDBJRANSFER Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., June 30.—Greene and Gaynor, who have been confined In the Bibb county Jail here pending the out come of their appeal for a new trial, have asked for a transfer to the Sa vannah Jail, on the 'ground that they can tie nearer their attorneys. Judge Speer has the request under advisement. Marshal White says, however, If ths request Is granted, Greene and Gay nor will have to be confined In cells In the Savannah Jail and will not be allowed the freedom of the Jail yards. STATION B TO MOVE ABOUT JUNE TOTH the laboring people ( —lining np behind tl Mr. Watson bad been contending. On the other hand, ht saw tb* same old ring, the same old crowd, that had been making and ng gorernor# In Georgia for the past ot a century, lining up together: he saw In this last crowd the little handful of men who had asld about four years ago, "Clark llowell will lie the next governor of Georgia.'' And uUmt this time 1m heard a vole* saying unto him: "Clark, choose yt this (lay whom ye shall serve." Awful fi r»^>o•ltloa confronting yon, wasn't It, Mr. [owell? No wonder yon wrote Tom to ' now when ba would pass through Atlanta. Jo wonder you wanted to see him. And wanted to see hint bad. You know you wanted to see Tom Watson, and you know that the people of Georgia know wkst yon wanted to see him for. Yon had heard the voice of the people, but yon bad made the Wrong choice. You bad found that the peo ple would aay who should be the next gov ernor of Georgia, and not the crowd who bnd been so successful In the past, and at this late (lay In your paper you cornpar Iloke to a dog for no oiher reason thai that he -heard the- volee of the people, and heeded It. Respectfully, Bowman, Ga., Jons 28. J. J. B. S i school of Technology applied Frl- y afternoon for a charter, the appli cation being mad* to the superior court by Joseph B. McCrary, J. W. Little, W. R. Glenn and W. P. WalthalL Only graduates holding diploma* will be eli gible for membership. UnivsrsalitU to Meet. The semi-annual parish meeting end election of officers of the First Unl- veraallit Church trill be held at the church, next Friday evening at ( o’clock. It Is designed to make this Arguments In tb* suit of tb* South- s pariah reunion and all members of the church and the congregation are earnestly urged tonttend. Those pres ent will respond to their names at roll call by an appropriate verse of scrip ture or by a quotation from some fa vorite author. ' Those unable to be present are requeeted to send their re sponses to the pastor to be read In their absence. f Sunday School Association. The Atlanta' Baptist Sunday School Association will hold their regulnr monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at 1:10 o'clock at the Soutbslde Baptist Church on Capitol avenue, near Wey- man avenue. Rev. B. Y. Jameson Is to be the prin cipal speaker, and a large crowd Is expected out to hear him, especially In view of the fact that he Is soon to leave Atlanta to assume hls duties aa president of Mercer University at Ma con. Go. The public le cordially Invited to be present, and thorn wishing to attend will take South Pryor or Lakewood car and get off at Capitol avenue. Heavy Reward for Murderer. Sheriff J. M. Hullng. of Hamilton. Ga., has been authorised to offer a re ward of 3250 for the arrest of Abe Hostey, who recently killed T. T. Mur. rah, at Chlpley, Go- making the total Award *500, Governor Terrell having previously offered $250. The much- wanted man Is described as 45 years of age, weighs 1(6 pounds, has dark hair, medium height, heavy long mustache, upturned nose and shows whites of his eyes very plainly. Bieyole Racer Injured. Charlie Foater. No. 316 PMsrs street, was removed to the Grady hospital Fri day night with a fractured right leg as the result of trying to moke record time at the Piedmont Coliseum, he be ing an amateur bicycle rider. He l* resting comfortably. Hem* Folks Gstting Anxious. J. If. Webb, of Jackson. Ga., cam* to Atlanta several weeks ago to visit friends, and since that time hls home folk* have heard nothing from him. sc- cording-to message* received from hls anxious wife on Friday. The police will assist In locating the missing man. Sunday Mssting. On Sunday afternoon at 3:10 o'clock at No. 132 Peachtree street there will be an Interesting meeting ot the At lanta Psychological Society upon the topic, "Character.'' A musical pro gram under the direction of Professor W. F. Florence and short talks by the members will be on the program. Leg Broken by Fall to Street W. K. Darman, of Granger street, was thrown from a dray which he was driving along Alabama street at Cen tral avenue Friday afternoon, and was [deked up with a fracture of hls left eg near the ankle. He was removed to hls home, where Dr. Westmoreland dressed the Injury. “Burt” Farrell III In Omaha. Mrs. C. H. Farrell, of No. 133 Simp- ton street has received word ot the serious Illness of her son, Robert Far rell formerly of this city, but now of Omaha. Hls many local friends Join with bis relatives In wishing him a speedy recovery. I Insurance Man 8llghtly III. Courtney Pursley, of ths Equitable Insurance Company, Is quite 111 at hls home on Auburn avenue, but unless complications shall arise will soon be able to return to hls work. To Cslsbrst* th* Fourth. At th* anni* the Southern _ _ Sparta on next Wednesday President Harvle Jordan and Treasurer John Walkar will be the guests ot honor, and expect to receive a most pleasant day's outing In the hands of their friends. Campaign Club Formtd. At a meeting held Friday night at No. 316 Sunset avenue the friends of V. M. Barrett met and organised a liar- Station B postoffice will be removed on or about July 10 from the corner of Soutit Pryor and East Mitchell streets to the corner of Mitchell street and Madison avenue. The trend of busi ness In that direction since the build ing of the new terminal station Is the principal cause of the removal. Th# Bell pharmacy will occupy the vacated building. RESIGNS PRESIDENCY OF COTTON GROWERS Special to Tbt» Georgian. Charlotte, N. C., June 10.—President C. C. Moore, of the North Carolina di vision of the Southern Cotton Growerr Association, has resigned. The news of President Moore s unex pected derision ha* caused profound regret both In Charlotte, hi* home, and throughout the state. DR. BROUGHTON WILL ADDRESS LEGISLATURE Df. Len G. Broughton has announced an especially Interesting program for hls Sunday night service at the tab ernacle. Hls prelude to the regular sermon will be an address to the leg islature on the "bucket shops" In Geor gia. Invitations have been read from him to both tho senate and the loser house of the legislature, inviting th* member* to attend In a body and near what he has to say to them on tnu subject. It la expected that the ma jority of them will be present. The regular sermon of the evening Is upon the subject of no 1*** Intereat to th* people of Atlanta, "Dr. Torrey and Hls Theology; Is It of God, or tn« Devil?" All the friends and critic* of Dr. Torrey are Invited to be par ent. A huge stock of palm leaf lent ns* been ordered. GEORGE ROUNDTREE ELECTED PRESIDENT Special to The Georgian. Wilmington, X. C*. June 10.—The •*»* slons of the State Bar Association ended on Friday. An officer* resulted In the choice of G««- Rountree, of Wilmington. P™*™", Next June the association will at Lake Toxawny. Asheville or H«n demon, the selection being 1 committee* Bitten By Mad Dog. Special to Tb* Georgian. Greenville, 8. C-, June 1#.—Two lit tie girls, 3 and 4 year* of at*, daugh ter* of Duff Wilson, living near E*| ley. were bitten on the terdoy by a tiny poppy., thought to hnve hydrophobe. T children were taken to Atlanta J" treatment In the Pasteur Jaatttute.Tne brains of the puppy were taken won* for examination. , -tub: Howard William*, vice prealdasl and R. A. Holbrook, secretary. Tearing Down Baptiat chu , r 1 e, V., r -. Work of tearing down the old Fin« Baptist church, at the corner_o* lng on ot the campaign of Mr. Barrett I and in a v In hia content for councilman from the I demolition Fifth ward. The club will meet every the rtr.-t *t< Friday night at various places. F. D. clear the M Mar>:i uuj elected president of the ling. till treets. has b«n started f"ic weeks th* work « he complete. Th" “ nlil.h has bwm u f the new Federal bt.1