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* Tin; ATLANTA GEORGIAN. MONDAY, JULY i, \Vn. GUILTY OF GRAFT, JOEHILUIALL HINTS Hall Fights Black burn Patrol Bill. BIBB MAN SAYS POOR NIGGERS ARE PERSECUTED Live Session of House Monday. Hall Says Police Are Paid So Much a Head tor Negroes. i Outside of (ho sensational FI a ml ora | Incident In Iho home Monday mornlmr, B and the attack of Joe Hill Hall on the county court officials of the atate, there »*■ little done at the morning aeaalon of the lower branch of the general | aembly. Argument on Blackburn'a county patrol bill waa begun but un flnlahed. The houae met at 10 o'clock, with the uaual prayer, roll call and reading of i he journal. Sir. Covington, of Colquitt, aa vice chairman of the committee on temper- an ", reported favorably a bill by Mr. Itinker, of Clarke, to abollah the dis pensary at Athene. On a joint revolution by Meaara. An- d«' ■ on and Stovall, of Chatham, Thurs day evening, July 1C, waa set aa the tlni* for the general aeeembly to be addressed by lion. Walter G. Charl ton. of Savannah. The houae resolved Itself Into a com mittee of the whole to consider the bill b> Mr. Blackburn, of Fulton, to eatab- llrh county patrol* by the county grand juries. Mr. Nolan, of Henry, took the chair. Pokes Fun at Bill. An amendment to the Blackburn bill, Introduced by Mr. Rainey, of Schley, created quite a laugh tvhen read before the house. It was as follows: • "Amend by adding, that each of said patrola be provided with four galling guns and alx blood hounds." Mr, Blackburn, of Fulton, and Mr. I’.irter, of Floyd, spoke In favor of the bill Mr. Knight, of Berrien, opposed the bill In a speech. Joe Hill Hall Takta Floor. Mr. Hall, of Bibb, opposed the bill on the ground that It contained much mischief. He roundly scored county < "urt offlclala for prosecuting poof "niggers" for shooting "crepa" for a penny. Strong hints at grafts among county court offlclala were made by wholesale by Mr. Hall. Ue eontlnued: "'Twould make an Irresponsible county police. The nlggera who are pulled up In courts are not the mean tleveling nlggera. They ain't got nuth- I n'. The criminal laws are enforced to make money for court offlclala. I betters that these court offlclala should t>e put on a salary. 1 have long op- f'sed this, but the abuse of the pres ent eystem has led me to this view. 1 am opposed to discrimination In en forcing laws. "1 understand In some counties police out paid so much a head for the nigger gamblers they bring In. ‘T understand In the supreme court iho other day that here In Fulton coun tv out here at Armour's plant, some niggers were In a house talking one Saturday night, when a hobo nigger came In and started a game. He left and the county police appeared and the niggers were arrested and while they wire being brought to town the hobo, w ho had come back, escaped and these niggers were lined $90 and $79 when tried. - Political Bailiffs. "This bill provides for the constables to be sort of ex-offlelo captains, doesn't It? My Clod! The worst thing In tho world la a political bailiff. (I-augh ter.l "This bill gives a lot of Irresponsible fellows authority to raise hell In the country. (Laughter.) ' "You pass this bill and In twenty four hours every officer In the county courts would have a contract with these ratrolo." Mr. Hall was asked several questions In regard to Macon. "I live In Macon, but 1 am not re- sponsible for It." "Have all tho nlggera left Macon?" asked Mr. Anderson, of Chatham. "All the good 'uns, but we have police officers who are responsible and would like this patrol, running uut the ggera. "You pass tills bill and as soon as , the niggers are run sway these patrols will start on the poor white folks and 'Run. nigger, run, or the pat- i ol'll catch you' will be sung In Oeorgla again. The patrols will have these poor folk- running nil over the flelde." .Mr. Longley, of Troup, differed from kf:> Hall, fie said In part: “My friend from Bibb Is a prophet of evil. He le In favor of protecting the rural districts, he says, but opposed to gran t juries appointing, what he says, would be Irresponsible parties, who w ould drive the nlggera away, "1 believe the grand Juries of the slate arc made up from the best men In the elate, and they do con«-**n- II oils work. I would have lnt» uced just such a bill us this, had not my friend froth Fulton dohe so. 1 trust this committee will report this bill fa- toinbly to the house." Mr. Menn to the Defenee. Mr. Mann, of Catoosa, answered Mr. Hall, whose arguments, he said, smack ed too much of crap shooting niggers. He defended the grand Juries from the attack'made by the gentleman from lilbb. He said: "This bill did not originate wXh the gentleman from Bibb, It Is true, but g i el can come from other sources. "The gentleman from Hlbb damns the constables. I don't believe these constables are all dishonest." Mr. Felder, of Bibb, differed from .Mr. Hall, whom be answered Iowa Officials Resign By Wholesale Because Deprived of Railroad Passes By Private Leased Wire. Des Moines, Iowa, July I.—The antl-pasa law, passed by the legisla ture last winter, which went Into effect July «, Is creating a veritable epi demic of resignations throughout the state. From every one of the M counties reports have been received that county and township officials are deciding that the annual pass over One or more lines of railway le more to be desired than a public office with a fee system or salary attachment. Two Boys Run Away. A Daugherty, II years of age, and Jesse Idler, It years of age, ran away Hunday from the Decatur orphan home and are being sought by the police. The boys left the home together, and It la thought came toward Atlanta. Majer Halford Speaks. Major E. W. Halford of tha Depart ment of the Oulf, spoke to both the morning and evening congregations at the Wesley Memorial Church Hunday and was listened to with Interest by the large congregations present. Htavy Vacation Travsl. The railroad traffic on all local lines broke the season's record Hsturdsy and Hunday, hundreds leaving the city for the seashore and mountain resorts. The Beaboard train to Wrlghtsvllle Beach on Hsturdsy night was taxed to Its capacity nnd upon Its return Mon day waa also filled with excursionists who had spent the Fourth at that da llghtful resort. Dapufy Sheriff Oliver* Hit by Car, Deputy Hherlff J. C. Oliver cam< within a few Inches of being knocked through Death's door Hsturdsy night after 0 o'clock by a College Park car at the Junction of the Campbellton road and the car line, while the car was running at a speed of some 20 miles an hour. Aa U was. ha auetalned painful brulsea on the right arm. West Virginia Party Here. J. W. Stewart, president of the American Horticultural Distributing Company, of Martlnsburg, W. Vn.: Charles Lamar, of Martlnsburg; Alea flolian, postmaster at Martlnsburg, and E. D. Henahaw, deputy revenue col lector at Martlnsburg, passed through the city Monday Aoon after spending a week at Fort Valley and Macon Inves tigating the outlook for the peach crop of thq, present season. All the above gentlemen are largely Interested In the peach nnd apple Industry of east and West Virginia and their visit to Geor gia had a significant Importance. Nurserymen Meet Next Month. President Orlando Harrison, of the Southern Nurserymen's Association, has called a meeting of tho members of the organisation for August 11 and 14 at Chattanooga. Aa a majority of the local nurserymen are members of the organisation, much Interest la be ing taken In the coming session. Addition to Plant A $11,000 addition to the plant of the H. M. Beutell Manufacturing Company on Bellewood avenue Is to be com menced at once. The firm manufac tures bank and office fixtures and Is enjoying an unusual era of prosperity. 8L Anthonye Church Picnic. Ht. Anthonye dhurch, .West End, will to the Philippines. Major Erwin Is _ Savannah man, and was detailed for service with the Georgia National Guard In li*l. After six weeks' ser vice the Bpanlsh-Ameriren war broke out, and he-went Into active service. In l»01-'0I he was with the National Guard of Alabama for Inepectlon ear. vice. Assigned to Chlckamauga, Captain Carl Relchmann, of the Seventh Infantry, has been assigned for duty as military secretary to the commanding general at the Chlcka mauga encampment. Old Lowry Bank Bald, One of the most Important real estate deals of recent days was that of Sat urday, when James A, Farmer, a recent arrival In Atlanta, purchased from the Lowry National Bank the property at the corner of East Alabama street and Central avenue, formerly occupied by the bank before the erection of the Equitable building, for the rash prtr of fit,(too. It Is understood that Mr. Farmer purchased for Investment. Cast Point Tsaehers Elsctod. James T. McGhee has been re-elected superintendent of schools at East Point, being his fourth term In that rapacity, during which time the school has grown and flourished as never before. Mr. McGhee's assistants during the next year will be Miss Ada Norton and Mra. A. B. Sparks, of East Point, and Miss Simmons and Miss Daisy Lee, of Atlanta. Dr. Jsmtson Preached Sunday. Dr. 8. Y. Jameson, principal of Mer rer University at Macon, was In the city Hunday and occupied the pulpit of the Jackson Hill Baptist church at the morning eervlce. Youthful Culprits Caught. For several weeks the Atlanta Gas Light Company has been the victim of thieves, who have during that time carried away more than a "car load of brass fittings. On Saturday a sorry- looklng trio of youngsters faced Judge Broylea on the charge of being Impli cated In the petty larceny. Llge Thomas, Mud Parks and Noah Fames were the names to which they an swered In court, and they were bound over under $90 bonds for their appear, ance In higher courts. The arrests were the result of clever detective work of Officer Rowan. Picnlo at Fairoake Tuesday, The ladles of St. Anthony's church are arranging a picnic to be held on Tuesduy, weather permitting, at Chief Joyner's' summer home at Falroaks, and, judging from the number of tick ete which have been sold, a large num ber of meipbera and friends of the church u’lll attend, cars will leave give a picnic Tuesday..t Chief Joy- SS&'tnSS* net's farm, Fair Oaks, near Marietta. orr.- r ••'’I n, S! strong speech for Mr. Blackburn's blit. The burden of hts argument was that the hill would tend to put down crime In the country, and force all "nlggera" to go to work. At 12:44 o'clock the confnilttee of the .whole reported progress to the house and naked leave to alt again. Then came the sensational Flanders Incident nnd adjournment. New Bills. - On the call of the roll of rountfca for new business the following bills snd resolutions were Introduced and read by Reading Clerk McClatrhey: By Mr. Anderson of Chatham: To arrange ths several senatorial dla- E Tickets may be obtained at the rectory, No. 391 Ashby street. Bank of Buokhead. A charter was granted Monday morning to the Bank of Burkhead, In Morgan county, by the secretory at state. The capital stock Is $29,000 and Incorporators P. H. McWhorter, John B. Swords, It. II. l’aarhal, G. M. Gals- sert, J. Hulmo Morgan. C. C. Hhouae nnd W. L. Rogers. This Is the thirty- third state bank chartered since Jan uary L New Live Stock Company. The United Live Ht n-k' Insurance Company, of llalnbridge, was chartered Monday by the secretary of state. It la a mutual concern, and hae aa Incor porators J. W. Callahan, J. C. Mc- Casklll, l>r. J. E. Toole, G. H. Mc Nair, E. H. Hammond, M. B. Hammond and others. Admitted to Practice. Arthur Thurman, of Atlanta, was ad mitted to practice before the supreme court of Georgia Monday. Big Cheek for Univcrcity. State Treasurer Park received Mon day morning a warrant for $39,000 for the University of Georgia, this amount S olng annually to that Institution un* er the provisions of the Morrill bill. Captain Park mailed the warrant at once to the treasurer of the university. Railroad Commission. The regular monthly masting of the railroad commission will be neld on Wednesday. As the marble rate case went over until August », no matters of unusual Interest are set for a hear ing. Prison Commission. The prison commission will meet on Tuesday morning. Quite a Urge num ber of petitions for clemency are to be considered, hut there are no cases of unusual Interest. The annual report of the commission will be ready for the general assembly this week. Glnnera’ Insurance Company. charter was granted Monday to the Glnnera' Co-operative Insurance Company, of Athens. It has no capital stock, and among the Incorporators are W. P. Jackson, W. F. Dorsey, W. P. Dorsey and W. A. Mallory. Gsorgia Man Promoted. Major James B. Erwin, of the Ninth cavalry, has been detailed major In the Inspector general's olllce and ordered trirts of the state. y Mr Flynt of.Spaldlng: To amend the charter of the city of Griffin. By Mr. Lumpkin of Walker: To regulate the running of automobiles In said county. By Mr. Rainey of Terrell: 'fo amend the act establishing graded schools In Dawson. By Mr. Rstney of Terrll: To amend the charter or the city of Dawson. By Mr. Calvin of Richmond: To errste a department of banking In this state. By Mr. Singletary of Thomas: To repeat an art to create county courts In certain counties. Hy Mr. fiStngletary of Thomas: To establish the city court of Cairo In Grady county. By Mr. Singletary of Thomas: To Incorporate the city of Cairo. By Mr. Sears of Montgomery: Con cerning compensation of county com missioners In said county. By Messrs. Wilson and Nix of Gwin nett: To Inspect all alchollc liquors. rletta street every hour during that day and a special fare of r>0 cents for adults and half fare for children Is an nounred for the round trip. Negroes Bseoms Excited. The negro colony at. the foot of Piedmont avenue was thrown Into an uproar Saturday night by the appear ance of a squad of officers under Ser- genn* Lnnford, and the subsequent un expected and unwelcome call of the guardians of the peace upon the club house at 13 Piedmont avenue, where Albert Rogers was entertaining a big party of hla rare with a crap game. A stampede followed the visit, but the officers caught ten and others will be produced later. H. C. White Gets Home. Among the arrivals In the city Satur day was H. C. White, of Atlanta, who has been desperately III at New Or leans for several weeks. Mr. White Is n well-known and popular traveling salesman and hla many local friend* gave him the glad hand as he paased through the streets while en route to hi* home. He Is still In a weakened condition and will be unable to return to hie work for several days. Parly Going lo Asia. On Wednesday of this week Bishop Warren A. Candler, of the Methodist Episcopal church, Bouth, leaves Atlan ta for the Parlflr coast, where later In the month he will sail for Japan to re main several months. Bishop Candler will be accompanied on his long trip by A. D. Thompson and Asa W. Candler. The party will probably visit China and other foreign lands before returning to this country. NKUMSHHIEIi NOT com SHE SAYS DECLARES HUSBAND WANTS HER IN A8YLUM 80 HE CAN GET ALL THE PROPERTY. Aft*r having t**n ItrUl In tb«* polio* ata tton slnt** Snlunlay ponding un luvoatlga- ttou Into the qu»*»tlou of h«r minify. Mr*. Ktiiiua KnrwUh, wife of llotijntuln Kar* wish, a in*n*hniit at Marietta and IMna atrrota, waa arralgnml before Kecordar Itmylea Monday morning and filled H.7& the charge of l*elug Intoxicated. Karwlan paid the Rue and took hla * home. Mra. Karwlah has declared all along that •he |« perfectly une aud that the talk of lutmry was ntgrelr a roar on the part of her husband to get ncr In the atrium ao he fftuhl get all of their property Into bualnesa. Mra. Karwlah says that at tha time of her arrest she bad lircome Intoxicated frotu one drink of wbltky. taken to relieve Illness. She states that her hnsltand for merly conducted a saloon ami that she learned to love the taste of whisky hjr coming so constantly Into contact with It. "1 am not craay. There Is nothing at all wrong with my ml id," declared Mrs. Kar wlah Monday morning "My huslmnd sim ply Wants to nut me In the asylum ao he can get all ol the property." Karwlah at.d hla wife are aabl to be worfh several thousand dollar*. COURTMARTIAL HOLDING ITS PINAL SESSION. Dy Private (.eased Wire. St. Petersburg. July 9.—The Rojest. vensky rourtniartlal la holding Its final session today, the testimony being nil In and the addresses of counsel be gun. PRETTY STENOGRAPHER WEDS A GAS MAGNATE s | FIRST ELBEBTAS COMING TUESDA BE8T PEACHE8 IN THE WORLD \ ALL A LITTLE LATE. Photograph of Mrs. Frederic Tudor, fdrmerly Miss Amy Isabel Logan, a pretty stenographer, who was married at the home, of her sister, Mrs. C. R. Felton, on Friday last. Mr. Tudor Is a gas magnate nnd clubman. The young couple left Boston for a honeymoon trip In an automobile. ALL FASHIONABLE PARIS TO ATTEND THE FETE GIVEN LONGWORTHS PRESIDENT OF FRANCE TO HON OR THE DAUGHTER OF ROOSEVELT. fly rrlr.tr Leased Wire. Paris, July The Longworths and the whole of fashionable Paris, espe cially the American contingent, will spend the evening lt\ the Bol* de Bou logne, where the president Is giving an outdoor fete in honor of President Roosevelt's daughter, at which the royal Cambodian dancers will be the chief features. COL, ESTILL SPEAKS AT MARIETTA, GA, MUSIC FURNI8HED BY BAND AND A LARGE CROWD AT- Hpcelal to the Georgian. Marietta, tin., July 3.—Colonel J. !!. Rs- tlll. candidal* for the Democratic nomina tion for governor, addressed the voters of Marietta today. The speaking wn. held la the eourt house, sad was attended by a large crowd. Music wos furnished by the Marietta bond. Judge Eat Ill's speech was along the usual lines, and the occasion was not marked hy any unusual Incident. Ths first car load of Siberia peaches of the year will arrive In Atlanta on Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock. The Elbert as this year are a little later than usual In arriving, but the growers promise that what has been lost In time will be fully made up li quantity and quality. Tha first con slgnment of the “Pride of Georgia" will be sent from the peach orchards Fort Vallty and within a very few dayi car loads from all points of the state will be arriving. The first of the crop will be sent to Macon and At lanta and on Wednesday the ship ment* to the North will begin. The fruit this year le of a most ex- celient quality and Is In the best o condition for packing for Northern points. It Is expected by the shippers and the railroad companies that alt records will be broken before the Northern movement le finished and for the purpose of facilitating the work of the shippers the railroads have every available car on the scene. GIRL IN VIRGINIA LEAPS'OFF T Hy Trlrate Leased Wire. Suffolk, Va., July 9.—When the Atlantic foaat Line paaeenyer train was n raring Knfleld, N. C., yesterday. Elisabeth Oran- ner, a passenger, S3 years old, arose from her seat, passed quickly down the aisle of the ear. opened the door and stepped out upon the plat form, from which she leaped to her death from the ateps. Tha train waa moving at the rate of *0 miles an hour at the time. Us Ss SENATOR PETTUS REPORTED VERY ILL By Private Leased Wire. Meiqphla. Tent)., July 9.—Private advices lo elose friends atate that the paralytic stroke suffered d>y United States Senator senator la a very sick man. STANDARD OIL BEING PROBED By Private Leased Wire. Cleveland, Ohio, July 9.—The grand Jury has In hand the eaaea of the government against the Standard Oil Company. N. N. Anspach. chief of the Lake Shore railroad freight tariff buraau, and George T. Roberta, assistant auditor of the Inter* atate commerce commission, wars the only wltneaaes examined up to noon. Both men told of the Lake Shore tariff aa published and Sled. BAPTIST MINISTERS POKE AJJJTLE FUN JOLLY EACH OTHER IN TALKING ABOUT TABERNACLE SAVEO FROM GRAVE, SHE IS DEAD TO WORLD By Private Leased Wire. Newport News, Va., July f.—But for tha precautions of the attending physician. Miss Maude Wallace, daughter of J. 8. Wallace, of Foxhlll, Elisabeth county, would prob* ably have been burled alive. Mlaa Wallace was taken III two weeka ago and grndualty became worse. She was attended by Dr. Howe, of Hampton. Sat urday, during the absence of the physl- dsn. the youug woman grew worse, snd, to all appearances, died. There were no algua whatever of respiration or pnlae. The par* enta of the girl, betlevlag she had died, made arrangements for the funeral, going ao far aa to uotlfy the undertaker and uve her body laid out In a coffin. Dr. Ilowe discovered, however, that the body of the young wdman waa atlll* limp and wan ~ ‘ " ‘ ‘ of rnapu_-,,_ .— __— _ , that the girl was atlll alive and had tha funeral arrangements cancelled. nine* then Mlaa Wallace has tain In a comatose condition. The phyaldana have been* utterly unable to arouse Jmn* or to F iroduce any other evidences of life. There a no doubt that the apark of life yet ex- ‘Of course we know Or. Broughton says some things that are not ao, but all of us do that. 1 think 1 even do ao myaelf some- times.*'—Dr. W. W. Laudrutu. "If J>r. Lrudrmu will Just keep on think there Is some chance that he may l$e converted yet."—Dr. Broughton. The above fragments of two epoech$*a by Dre. I,andruiu and Broughton nt,tlio meek Ing of the Atlanta Baptists ministers Mon- iy morning does not In any sense Imll ..te the spirit of the iiteHlug. Iir. Brough ‘on made a speech setting forth the plans of Ihe Tabernacle (’buivb In regard to the building of an auditorium, amt In a well a ml good humored speech Dr. I*au4ri _ ted hi* entire approval of the plan n of the fact that Dr. Broughton waa 1_ only innn who could successfully carry out such a scheme, and that he hliuself could never undertake the work of such a church. Home good humored criticism was In- ulged In by l*otb parties, but mtthlng was aid at any time that In the slightest de gree rumpled the feelings of any one pres ent. The conference aa a whole indorsed the scheme mol appointed a committee to work OOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PRETENDER’S DAUGHTER O ELOPES WITH COUNT. O 0 o o o By Private Leased Wire. Zurich, July The daugh ter of Don Carlos, ihe Pre tender to the Spanish throne, la here with Count Fllcht. an Italian painter. Sha la Princess Elvira de Bourbon and tha count left a wife and family ■ to fly with her. OOOOOODOOOOODDOOOOOOOOOOOO TRANSPORT THOMAS IS REPORTED FLOATED TRANSPORT THOMAS* By Private Leased Wire. Washington, D. C., July 9.—The navy de partment baa been advlaed that the United States army transport Thomas, which went ashore at Guam, has Iwcn floated. DON’T KILL OLD MEN! JUST MAKE 'EM WORK! By Prlrate Leased Wire. Denver, Colo.. July 9.—Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker, of the National Fadaratloo of Women's Clnbs. thrills the ears of anc- the age of (6,'wealthy men should he to fill offices of public trust without | Deaths and Funerals. Wiley Bennett. Wiley Bennett. 34 yean old, died auddenly of heart failure-at his home. No. 931 Bunaet avenue, at t o'clock Monday morning. He leave* to a wife to whom he had only been married four months ago. The remains will be taken to Calhoun, Go., for funeral services and Interment at $:$9 Tuesday morn Ing. Nettie Helcemb*. Nettle Holcombe, the 2-montha-old daughter of M. L. Holcombe, died at the residence of her father, No. 107 Julian street, Hunday night. 8h* fol low* rloeely her mother, who died only a week ago. The funeral services were held from the residence at $ o'clock Monday afternoon and the In terment waa at Hollywood. The city of fit. Loula Is aooa to bare aa eshlldt hnlldtn*. or permanent maarnm. that will <-o*t 11.000,Km. The committee farthering the building of the museum I* warn to report definite plane A $1,400,00$ fund ha, already tiers aaaured that will take the form ol on endowment. OUTHERN SOCIETY IN GEORGIA AND ADJOINING STATES. PLEASANT MENTION FRO.M OTHER CITIES MADISON Mian Emmie Thompson entertained a few. Mends on Wednesday evening In honor of Mira Luclle Moore, of 8ha ron. Various games were played and Ice course waa served during the even Ing. Those present were: AJlsses Em mie Thompson, Lucllo lAora. Sallle Pat Burney, Hallle McHenry. Virginia Butler, Mary Jones, Louise McHenry, Irene Austin and Mary JValton Tram mell, Messrs. Everette Atkinson, Wal ter Brooke, Mason Williams, Trank Austin. Thornton Brooke, Ouerry Moore, of Sharon; Ernest Snelllngs and Brooke Thompson. Colonel and Mrs. E. H. George have returned home, after a trip to New York and other places of Interest. Mr. and Mra. W. K. Shepherd are at Indian Springs. Mrs. C. O. Price and Miss Mary Jones have returned from Wlntervllle, where they attended the. annual meeting of the W. F. M. 8. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Burton, of Car ters vllle, opent a few days of last week with Mr.'and Mrs. J. W. Reinhardt. Mlaaes May Thomason nnd Sue Reid Walton are at home, after a visit to Augusta. HAWKINSVILLE. Elbert Bivins, of Mllledgevllle, Is vldt hl< sister. Mrs. Stephen W. Brown. Misses Nannie Dunham, nf Cochrau. snd Clarabell Miller, of Atlanta, are visiting their aunt, Miss Mattie Hutton, on Broad street. Mrs. W. N. Parsons and little son visiting friends at Birmingham,*Ala. Morgan Thompson, cashier of the First atlonal bank. I* recuperating In Virginia. Mrs. McO. rate win spend a few weeks at Argyle, <Ja., with her busliend. who Is operating a large aaw mill there. T. B. Bagan has returned from Chat itiooga. Tenn.. where be attended a a Ing of directors and agents of an surance company he represonts. Miss Ida Tarver, a recent graduate of Ilawklnsvllle public school, and corpetlst at the Baptist church, la visiting friends at Rochelle. Judge P. T. McQrlff, ordinary of Pulaski county many years. Is suffering from an at tack of rheumatism, but Is again nble to ride to bis office, and attend his duties. ri i irr"., "i mr runniy, la man. I1J ,ir,. Martha Dupree, mother of the Mon-to-tie- hrlile. Mlaa Kthel la oa« of Ilawklnarllle'a MARIETTA. The Ladles' Euchre Club waa entertain ed on Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Frank I tn cant, Mr.. Charley rldxe iVbl.t Club on Batnrday afternoon. rrofenaor Northrutt'a dance Friday night waa much enjoyed by all present. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gilbert, Mr. and Mra. Harry DnI're. Mr. and Mrs Jinn Wet.h, Ml.* Mnr.r Iie.n Tbwera. Mra. Henry 9 yatt and Mr. Floyd hortheutt trill leave for Wrlfhtavlll. Beach, N. C., Saturday. A number of young people left Tuet for Sweetwater Shoala, where they camp for a while. Among tboM In the party are Mrs. J. II. Miller, Mlue* Olivia Bacon, Cecil Cantrell, Sustelee Cantrell, Leslie Gann, Sara Anderson, Su.le Ander- son. Mary Uitlo Audaraon and tainlH Amleroon, and Messrs. James and Itohert Anderson, Walter Miller, Harris Lyon, Will Duma*. J. J. Daniel, Jack Collier, Dr. Mlx- n. Joae Parejo, of Havana, Cuba. Ml.* Nina Moon la visiting frit uxust*. Mr,. L. II. Hill, of Atlanta, la vUIUng her father, Mr. Ilatcher. Mr. and Mra. L. B. Itoheson and two chil dren have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown and children. . Mra. John Northcutt and family and Mr. sad Mra. It. II. Northcutt and family are .pending several weeks at tke former', summer home In Gilmer county. Mlaa Su.le iluttolph I. vlaltlng her broth er and hla wife In New York city. nor'cross. Mr. nr-l Mr*. H. M. Beutell, of At lanta. i t* for the eummer. Mi. t'arhart, of Atlanta, wot lh .1 Brunswick during the week. Mis. Emmie Willingham, of Toccoo, receiving much eoclat attention a* the guest of Mlaa Sara McElroy. Mlaa Jennie Hue Bell, of Atlanta, la vlattng Mr. and Mra. Homer Jf>nea. Mlat Sara Webeter and Master Ed ward Webeter are vlaltlng Mis* Hoyle Skinner and Maater Frank Skinner at their country home on the Chatta hoochee. The Walking Club were entertained Thureday afternoon by Mias Lillian McDaniel, leas were served on the lawn, and tiny United States flags were given aa eouventrs. Mr. and Mra. James L. Key, of At lanta, are vlaltlng Or. Thornes Terrell Key. Mr*. Charles Browder, of Sweetwa ter, Tenn., le the guest of Mlaa Lola Key. COIUMERCE. , _ , Mlaa Korea* Cooper entertained Tuesday evening at h.r bantu on Smith Broad ireet In honor of her gue.la, Ulipa Mitch- I nnd Vlnaon. Mlaa Ovelter ta apendfng bar vacation In i la via' Shannon spent Wednesday In Lex- "Homier Blackwell, of Dne West. S. C., opent Monday here, the guest of his broth er. Hev. J. D. markwell. Mrs. T. B. Key waa hostess teat Thurs day afternoon at an enjoyable party for Mlaa Clarlday, nf Atlanta, who has made Commerce her home for some time: her ■May friends regrat that she la to tear* Hn. Alvin It. Thurmond, of rttigamld. who has barn tka guest of friends and rel atives here for several weeks, ha* returned ' one. Hoy Shannon spent Wednesday In Allan The young men entertained the yonng ladles at tha park Tuesday avenlng with a lln' Coleman, of Cedartown, will be tke guests of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Shannon uaxt wash. Itav. M. L. Troutman will arriva Mon day to aaalst In tha protracted service* at ’"}l^.W'fTSeThi at Franklin Springs. r. mor)lrt her * imm* a visit to Ml.* Korea GREENSBORO. Mr. andyira. John Palmer and grand daughter*. Ruby and Margaret, of Au gusta, art spending the summer with Mra. O. A. Hall. ' Mr*. Willingham, of Marietta, apeht veral day* with Mra. J. B. Park dur ing this week. Frank Robinson has gone to Atlanta, where he has accepted a postton. Mias Leila Jernlgan has returned home after a visit to Whit* Plains. Mlaa Mamie Baynes Is visiting Mlaa France* Adam*. Several of the young men of the younger set complimented their spe cial friends with an el fresco party at the home of Mr. and Mr*. W. G. Armor. The following young ladle* were present: Mlaaes Reba and Lucy Jernlgan. Ruby Palmer, Sara Lee Thornton, Celeste Patk and Mary Jim Dunlap, of Atlanta. Tha hoau of the evening were: Meaara. Garnett Evans, Henley Hall, Lloyd Smith, Hightower, Armond Jernlgan and Kyi* Smith. Mr. and Mra. V. s. Hall are visit- Inn Mr. amt Mrs. Hill Hall, of Ma rietta. Miss Belle Armor le sending several days with friends In Atlanta. Mlaaes Henrietta and Elnlae Smith left Thursday for an extended visit to relative* at Sharon, Thomson and At lanta. Mr*. Thomas Winn anil Mr. W. T. Linton attended the funeral of their aunt. Mr*. McDaniel, who was burled at Woodvtlle Monday. Profc-.-or P. P. Carter has returned to Columbia, S. C., where he has his studio. Misses Blanch* Holden, of White Plains, and Mary Myrtls Corker, of Atlanta, are expected to visit Mlaa Reba Jernlgan next week. Mlaa Addle Copelan entertained the Domino Club Friday afternoon, the 29th. The game was played on the vine-shaded veranda. The score cards were four-leaf clovers, hand-ralnted bv Mlaa Jule Copelan. The acme motif was displayed In the prises, a lovely handkerchief bog and dainty clover blotter, and won by Mlaaes Jennl* - Evans and Henrietta Smith. Delicious cream and cake were served at the end of the game. Mlaa Copelan waa assisted In entertaining by Mlaaes Ju lia Copelan and France! Adams. Those who enjoyed Mis* Copelan'a hospitality were: Mlaaes Jennl* and Kate Evans, Henrlatta Smith, Julia Copelan, Fran ces Adams, Mary Copelan, Hallle Park. Ellse Armor, Allle King. Blake and Frances Bickers, Wilson of California, Reba Jernlgan and Nells Hall. Mlaa Helen Davis I* visiting friends In Maxeys. Colonels W. P. Park and Joseph Faust attended the barbecue at Wat son Springs, given In honor of Mist Beaale Rrlghtwell's house party. Mlaa Nell Coyen, of Atlanta, la vis iting Mlaa France* Bickers. Mra. B. B. Calloway and children ■pent the Fourth at Farmington. Mr*. S. F. Merritt haa returned from a visit to Whit* Plains. Rev. Owens, of Crawfordvllle, ex changed pulpits with Rev. O'Kelley Sunday and delivered a highly Inter- eating lecture on the Holy Land, from which he has just returntd. Miss Annie Hamilton, of Atlanta, haa returntd home after a vldt to her sis ter, Sirs. O. T. Irby. Mr. Guy W. Hall haa returned from a trip to Atlanta. Misses Maude Townsend and Mattie Clayton and Mrs. Townsend have re turned to Green*boro and will spend the summer with the Mlaaes Clayton. Mra. Blount, of Waynesboro, Is vis iting her mother, Mrs. Luther Vin cent. V Mr*. J. L Ptnaon delightfully enter tained the Daughters of the Confeder acy on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Miller Armor Is the guest of Mr. Holcombe Armor," of Eastman. Mr. Walter L. Jones, of Anniston. Ala., returned home Thursday after a visit to relattv.ee her*. Miss Frances Bickers waa hostess at a luncheon Thursday morning at which she entertained the members of the Domino Club In honor of her guests, Misses Wllsen and Coyen. She was as sisted In receiving by her mother and Mlsaea Blake and May Bickers. Tho house waa very daintily decorated with bowls of pink geraniums and yellow nasturtiums. The score cards were copies of Gtbeon heads, and the prises were a framed picture and cush ion cover and won by Mlaaes Maymle Bayne* and Mary Copelan. A salad course was served and very much en- oyed. Those present were: Misses Maymle Baynes, Kate Evans, Halils Park, Lucy and Reba Jernlgan, Dun lap of Atlanta, Frances Adams, Ellse Armor, Allle King, Mary Copelan and Addle Copelan. eas’tman. Mias Ruth Whiting, of McRae, la the guest of Miss Mabel Wynne. * > Mr. Edwin Cosby, of Louisville, Ky.. Is In the city. Mias Maud Allen, of Birmingham, Ala., la spending tom* time In East man. the guest of Mlaa Ethel Wynne, on College street. Mlse Luclle Hodges, of McRae, spent last week with Ml** Pearle Peacock. Miss Lucy Barton, of Buford, la vis iting har brother, Mr. Chart** Burton. Dr. Ooorge Lane, of McRae, spent Wednesday In town. Miss Hattl* Harrell le spending tome time In Canton, Ga., the guest of Mlaa Annie Laurie Kilby. Mrs. J. D. Bass and children, nr Dex ter, Ga., are the guests of relative* In the city. . Mr. and Mr*. J^dwnrd C. Haaford leave In a few days to apend some time at St. Simons. Mr*. W. L. Jeaaup will leave aoon for St. Simons. 8. C. Smyty left last week to epend some time In Washington and New York. LAWRENCEVILLE. Miss Anne Winn la In Athens, tha gueat of Mra. C. A. VarNooy. Mr. Tlnk Veal spent part of laat week near Warm Springs. 8. o. Brown visited at Jeraey Bun- f*Mla*ea Julia and Luelle Brand, daughter* of Judge C. H. Brand, of Athens, art here for the eummer. Mis* May Watdln, of Athens, It visit ing Mra. W. M. Sasser. Mr. Jacob Pentecost, after a week • visit among relatives, returned to hi* home at Demopolls, Ala., Thursday. Mlaa Zllla Buchanan, of Atlanta, Is the guest of Mlaa Grace Austin. Rev. Mr. Walker, pastor of Weat Ena Presbyterian church, Atlanta. I* con ducting a successful meeting at tn# Presbyterian church. All tho Law ren> evllle Sunday achool* will picnic at Grant's park, Atlanta, next Friday. , Mlaa Util* Ambroaa haa been visit ing at Buford for a week. Dr. 'and"Mr*." Fred O. Hodgaon at tke r summer cottage. Hill Cnet. . Hr*. J. a. O'Kelly, of Weatmlalater. s. la vlaltlng her daughter. Hr*. J- **• 3^. n i3Trau, ,r ijM; n ^ ‘te'Tiw-r.. of Haddock. «*-. Is vlaltlng hla soa. Dr. O. T. White. J r . finale, !f hotel. . Judge T. P. Wanly. By Private I .eased Wire. p triet conrtawJ one of the moat promlncut me* In Western Hlehl***. died ofah™"' ‘ go le I/Coda*. England, this morning •ajn u.tixoojH— iupi inoo* ... Aotnt ||«qs | Of -aeutxxfiauJ towJ* poi»fi|i**»ui uasq aeq aq ‘aax—*''*a Grover iui|q Xxieui o» *u|ofi nod aty—»U J1 »