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'rnwmmmm '• "HP THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. nil UnAV. H i.\ m. la By REV. E. D. ELLEN WOOD, PASTOR UNIVERSAUST CHURCH W HAT a world of power, what n| wealth of meaning It contained ' in th!« simple monosyllable! Into It are crowded all the golden re- fU l[« of that portion of our lives called hm i,r y along with true education gained often by those severe lemma conned In tear* and bitter disappointment. l.ock- od »Ithln ll» treasure store rert secure the realisation of the future's eager antliipatlons. No word In all our lan guage conveys to us so much, did we but properly realise It. The consum mation of the wondrous dreams of the nrophet, the answer to the aspirations if the Idealist, the rebirth of long dead hope* but, more than all else. It an nounces to us the arrival of opportu nity- .•The present, the present. Is all that thou hast for thy soul's sure possessing: Like the patriarch’s angel, hold It fast Till It yield to thee Its blessing." Would that we might heed this splen did advice of the poet, and wrest from the rapidly fleeting present the bless- ines actually non to us by all the ex periences of life. The chief causo for the failure of so many lives to realize and appropriate nil that the preclousjlvlng present of fers with eager, outstretched hands. Is that so very many men and women are ,,, completely absorbed and engrossed In the other two of the three sections mm which they have divided their lives In their thinking and In their tmaglnatlona. They live so persistent ly In the memories of the past that the present and Its possibilities holds but Utile value In their eyes. They build so gloriously In their Imaginations and their speculation the chambered castles of the future that the dependable foun dation stones of n future, unmarred by regret, lie unhewn In the watting quar ries of the present. • The teaching-of those to whom the people of Ood are won! to look for their spiritual Instruction la not alwaya con- REV. E. D. ELLENWOOD. duclve to the moat wholeaonfe occupa tion nnd enjoyment of the golden hours of the preaenL Between the mournful walling for the tranamltted degeneracy of long forgotten ancestors, and the gloomy contemplation of the future’s endless woe, but little time Is left for Instruction In the profitable employment of that which le called to day, save the frequently reiterated command that It be spent In a feverish attempt to "flee from the wrath to come. 1 Too long have men been taught that the present life Is an evil to be endured with as much fortitude as may be commanded, instead of . Its being a priceless blessing to be (pent In the enjoyment of such genuine happiness as shall render acceptable gratitude for Its possession. There Is an old song much prlted by certain nntlclpa tory Christians which reads: "I'm but a stranger here, heaven I* my home." It Is a beautiful song, no doubt: speak ing -of high hope and splendid trust, but I never hear tt without thinking that those who sing It with such unc tlon might possibly And themselves aot lr tbsy would only so far from home spend a little more time and thought In an attempt to realise in the place of their Impatient sojourn the beautiful dreams of the unseen ami unknown homeland. At any rate. I think we would all be happier If a good many of these people would take out naturali sation papers. 'Cet rid of your regrets: Ilfs Is made up of experiences, and all experiences *5#, therefore, valuable—the hard ones most of all." Thia Is good advice, but may I be so bold as to say that I think this Is still better: Los* your regrets In a constant effort to prevent their re production. The past Is gone. We can not have It again. Well, who wants It? We have something Infinitely better. We have today. "Every day Is a fresh beginning, every morn It a world made new. Te who are weary of sorrow and sinning, here is a beautiful thought for you." It rained all the afternoon yes terday, perhaps, and the king of day sank to his rest covered by a somber pall of cloud. Well, what of It? Mis coming, today, was hsraidsd by a mer- nd the rosy flush of a glad surprise o'erspread the heavens at his approach, and now in triumph once more he makes his march across the aky. It Is today. Yesterday things went wrong all day. you say. One disappointment followed another with disheartening certainty, and the evening found ydu weary and-empty of hope. Tes, It was surely too bad, but—that was yester day. and It Is gone forever. Today Is here. It ram* stealing quietly Into your chamber while still In your trou bled dreams you mourned over yester day's lack of triumph. Today Is here. What are you going to do with It? "It’s up to you." BAPTI8T. I'llXCE l>K LEON AVENUE BAPTIST— lev, Jtiuliis IV. MlUsrd. !».!>., paster. Sun- hiv *-Ii<h'I st 9:9(1 s. at. At 11 o'clock there will he > serrlee ileruted to personal tcstl- niour. At 9 p. in. then- will be a sermuu hr the pastor. Hfth in the series of "An- ps-ers to Vital Questions," "IVhat Think Ts uf Christ!" • JACKSON' HILL BAPTIST—Corner East airline unit Jaeksen street. Preaching morn- ins ninl evening by Mr. W. l>. I pshaw. 11 n. ill. anil t p. m, Sunday echoot at 9:90 s. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at i o'clock. I'lltST BAPTIST—Corner Peachtree and Cain streets. W. W. Landrum, pastor. Kuinlav school st 9:90. Morning worship at II o'clock. Subject. "The Court of FI* iMItjr." Evening worship at 9 o'clock. Subject, "The Solitary savior.” CAPITOL.AVENUE BAPTIHT-Frearhlng In luistnr. Iter. John K. Ilvlgg.. at 11 n. ' 1 p. m. Morning a Stnnil For." l-ln Baptists Stand For." Evening subject. ■•Suine Additional Bensons Why I Ilelteve the lllhla Is (Jod's Word." Sunday sehool !:J). Itsrsca prnyer mealing Monday in Teacher*' meeting Tuesday a p. i hpgiilar prayer praise service Wednesdi I p. «i. senior 0. V. P. U. Friday S p. m, » Pt IMMANUEL BAPTIST—8. A. Cownn. patter. Public worship at M a. m. and 7:46 p. si. The pastor win preach at both ser- vlres. The morning subject will be "Doing tin- Things That l'lesse Him." Evculng snliject. "Hod's Call for the Heart." Sun day school at 9:1k s. m. ■Slnl Maugnni streets. Hr. A. C. Ws: I lupler. Ilejpilar services Sunday st II s. m. mill T:45 |i. hi. Holiday school! at 9:39 Mml'rayer meeting Wedneeday arching at 7:13. SECOND BAPTIST—Nimdny school st 9-J9 a. in. II a. m„ public worship. Dr. John K. White, pastor. Snliject of sermon, "Kninrthing to Think About." S p. m., evening song service and sermon. Subject. "Have I'lilth In God." RAITIRT TABERNACLE—"Dr. Wllmer Jml Ills Immoral ll":n.-n A llenly." This It Hr Broughton's Sunday night ion He will also preach nt 11 o'clock. SOUTH RIDE BAPTIST—Preaching nt 11 1 in. nnd ?:I5 p. in. by the pastor. Itev. Ibialap. Morning subject, "Whom '" IlearT' Evening snliject, "Pro- '■ school si." Hunuay school 9:30 a. ■- B, V. p. u. 3:90 r. tn. Sunday. Ladles' Mlxiennry Society 1:30 p. - m. Tuesday. I raw and praise service 7:4k p. m. Wed- •enlny. SOUTH ATLANTA BAPTIST—Corner jbniphlll avenue ami Emmett street. 1 resiblng 11 a. m. and 7:49 p. m. by ths Bbtiir. William H. Bell. Bandar school 1:91 s. m. PENTItAL BAPTIST—The pastor will ll'eti-h nt it n. m. and 9 p. in. The laird's supper mil in* served st g:30 p. tn. Per- *•>"»' Workers' Club will meet st 7:1* p. W Sunday school st >:90 a. m. ladles' “seilng at 3:30 p. ui. Monday. M.ENN STREET BAPTIST—Corner I® 1 ,"' sad Glenn streets. J. T. Baxter. Sunday school st 9:90 a. m. Preach- and 7:46 p. in. hub "WARD AVENUE IM1TI8T—Cnr- WeiKlwanl and Cherokee avenuea. On ft?" 1 " of the continued Illness uf the PJJjjJJlSt ’*• *’• Hurley, the pulpit will *he morning li o’clock 'service r. P. Bell. I».lf„ and st the even- " clock service by Ilev. V. C. Nor- 1 D ii.' nihlc school at 1:1). Sunday artsrnnon „t. ;:*•> j lm | w n, V. I’. U. guu- a ,v ?"lng st 8:48 Phllaatlilc nrsycr aer- M1..1 afternon at 1:30 Womans "ixloinry I nlou. Wclnrsdsy evening st • a cioi k regular mid-week prayer service. METHODIST. • na O T '■KTIIOIllST-JuncU.m Peachtree Is r, 1 T *'"»'»• »ev- Chtrlee E. Duwman. t,.,i,; R a "*or. Sunday nil'-.I al 9:3) a. m. 1 "oil' irurahlp at 10:9* a. m. and » p. m. The Ptalor wlll*prcach st the morning serv itor Blldc service » at at 7 GRACE METHODIST—Preaching nt 11 C. Jarrell. Sands; worth League •da y ae at 7 p. i I at 9:S9 s. nt. Bp- ST. LUKE METHODIST—At the Junction of Powell street sad Reresn avcuuc. Sun day school Sunday st 9:10 s. m. Presell ing by the pastor. Oeorge W. Orlner, at 11 s. m. and I p. in. cioNOBEGATlONAI, METHOI>l8T-l.o- rated on Cooper afreet, third liloelt from Whitehall. Iter. Itolfe Hunt. D.D.. pastor. Preaching Bandar at II a. nt. and 7:13 p. in. Sunday scbiud at 1:90 n. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Missionary meetlug Friday alght. TRINITY METHODIST—Corner White, hall and Trinity nrenue. Dr. J. W. Lee, -astor. Services at It a. tu. sud > ■>.' in. iprmoni by the pssfnr. Sunday school a I 9:30 a. m. Prayer meellng Wedueiday al S p. pi. day school al 9J9 s. m. Serrlees at 31 a. ui. and I meeting Wedneeday I p. m. WESTMINSTER PIlEsnvTERlAN—Ree, Charles It. NUInd pastor. Morulug servlet at II a. in. Evening service at t Ik m. Sermons by the uaitur. Sunday school al I A3 a. m. V. P. s. at 7:15 p.- m. Mid week prayer service Wednesday evralug qj I o'clock. JOHN 0, PUZZLES I* FRENCH EDITORS They Think That He Ought To 13c Extrava gant. Dy RAOUL DE SAINT RENE, ipo-lil to Tbf Uvurgta*. Titrl*. July 11—"What would you with norm filler * wealth If jou. bad UY la the iimldein whlrb the l*arla paper, Ths ItanUd*. has put to |U reader*. After flvlag UNtor Maili n t* Ik* eBtluiiited Iticuiue of Mr. Rockefeller per hour, The (Irtulols reader* nre naked to tell hour they would spend fhnt summit of itHHicr If lhey mild hare If. 1‘erislaus ruiiuot f*t arer lUo sliurh (ho Htnthlijnl Oil mnf ntttc‘« sluiph* wuy llvlug. So Aiaerlcnn millions Ire in* iM-forr Imh-ii wmi In HiBde who did 'i" 1 ’i 11\ l-lti v. Mud Hi-- people here enuwot umlenUBtuI tint auy rirh visitor from Slates klioultl not eutertulu lu primely fashion, buy autos* uml jmvelry, sud generally e\travai*unt. Crbrnlu Ciohler. th* French jourusllst, wbo wvut over to .ttuerlca it couple ol years s*o, has just been released from prlAu here, where, with n imwber of friend*. b# MAdfll hsrrluf ft tom of luiprlsomnetit tor lmrihipstiuf lu uutl* S llHurlut scontMl*. Mr. Uohlcr w«* nuioiiy o*e wbo signed the null millti<rl#t cards cm Him; upon tin* tn«o|N« to r tu whoot at, tbo crowds lu (ho street, luit to turn tbrlr nrius fl|«liiai the officer* * strnil. Mr. fe'ohlcr‘s liotiks giving hla preMlfiQs of Atuerkft «r» sayiutug hill bntttrtug to the Utbd of Utwriy. .Mlsirsl. I ho fstnoua I'rorenmle, p«*etl whoiu* wnrhH I'resldont IttHiaevcII admires jiiore thsu thos** «»f nuy other French |*oeir Choir Im»v* oh strike terrorised (be churc of Tot * goers of Toulou Inst Sunday. A few days previously the little feltowM had met and solemnly deilared that they did not con aider that the 'A ceutliuei «( cents) the' crease their* remuneration they would r*< fnM to alug. So atleutkm was paid tu them except uy the ocnndallxejl parculs, who were horrlded that their chUdr - * should reliel against the church. On Mi re u worship|N*rs, the service* could not begl prouilsiNl more money. In haste, the good ones conuuuulcated with each other over the dearest telephones sud cuum to uu FltlffT PnKSBYTKIlIAN—The imstor. Ber. C. P. “■■* “ “*** c K at 11 a. ru. meet at 7:46 p. Bridewell, will preach tomorrow The WeftB‘1—* - y U Kill at 8 o’elock. dnesday evening MooitE Memorial puksbvteuian- t’arncr l.uckle ninl laitlmer Nlrueta. Dr A. It. Ilnlilerhy. pastor. Servli-e Hnmln: II a. m. The evening service at I oduel will lie eonduetetl by The ('brlsflan Kmlesv or Hoeldfy. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN—Washing- COU.EOK PARK METHODIST—Snmlay sehool it 9:90 a. in. Prenehlng st 11 by psstor, Rev. IV. II. LnPrmlc. Jr. At 8 p. m„ there will lie preaching by Rev. II. W. Joiner, of the East Point Methodist rhureh. The quftrltrlr conferenee. rloiisly aunounerd for this date, has been postponed until July i). PARK STREET METHODIST—Corner Perk end Lee street,. Rev. M. I.. Trout msu. psstor. Smutty serrlees: Sunday sehool tt 9:90 s. si. Preselling st 11 a. in. by Rev. M. J. Coftr ssd » p. m. by ths pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday eye BATTLE IIII.I. METHODIST—Rev. C. I. Fettlllo. psMor. Hominy school at 19 a. Preaching' al 11 a. m. hy the presld- •Ider. Rev. J. II. Eaket, D.I). Quarter- BEST SIDE METHODIST—Rev, C. L. Psitlllo, psstor. Kumlsy trvaol al "9 s. m. Bpworth league nl 7 p. m. Preaching St I by'the iwstur. ST. .MARK METHODIST—Corner Peach tree aud Fifth eirets. The peslur. Rev. Charles O. Jones. D.D., will prrsrh at 11 i, 'Sunday sehool st 9:11. Desf muts i taught by IV. F. Urnsselle. No serr lee st night. General prsysr meellng Wednesday st I p. m. WESLEY ME JIOR1AI.—Corner Auburn erenue sud Ivy etreet. Rev. Frank Enkeu. pastor. Snuilsy sehool st 1:39 a, m. Hnsy — “-Vs its rant Illhle Phllstbes clasn. Prenehlng st"ll t. m. hr Blshoii W. A. Usndler. _ Prenehlng nt 8:15 p. ui.. by the m. nnd * p. m. Dr. Tnomsi R. Converse will preach st both services. Setvlrcs will he held In tho new Sunday school biillillng 'Joining the church. Beginning with July Dr. Htrlckler. at Ulchtuonil. Vs., will sup- FOURTH PREHIJYTERIA.N — Corner Jackson and t’lutmle-rlln strsets,. Rsr. T. II. Newkirk. |ustor. Preaching Sunday at 11 n. in. and 8 |i. in. Regular Wednesday evening prayer meeting at t p. m. Sunday school st 9:99 a. m. Young lvople'e So ciety meets erery Friday st > p. TRHIAN—Corner Harnett street and Central nrenue. Preaehlug nt 4 p. m. by the jiss lor. Rev. D. (I. Philipps. Hnhlmtli wiiihiI 3 p. in. Mid-week prayer service Wednes day 9 p. in. CHRISTIAN. FIRST • CHRISTIAN—14 East street. Rev. K. II. Pemlletou. Preaching at 11 s. m. and 8 p. lug theme, "Chrlsllniilly and Snel ble sebnof at 9:89 a. dcavor at 8:49 p. in. W. Seelely." ChrltHsu WEST END CHRISTIAN—4.'oruer liorilnn HOWELL STATION CltRIKTIAN-F.iid nf Marietta street nr lints' Rev. George Mullins. |is,lor. Illhle school si ~ p. m. Preaching st 11 *'■ in. sud 8 p. m. psalnr. Kpworth league devotional service it 8:45 p. m. Midweek iwnyer meeting Wednesday evening nt * q clock. Hei-kly social at * l>. m. Noonday prayer meellng every day 13 to 1 o'clock. ST. JOHN SiETIIODIST—The pastor. H cr'ckrDttin. wlll nreseh at 11 sperlsl sermon lo his ,. rn .... -vlvsl servlet's. IMretehlng s sermon lo the untsveil, PRE8BYTERIAN. INMAN PARK I'UKSBYTERIAN—Preach ng tomorrow st II a. in by the Ilev. t.. l'\. Martlndnle. of Nswssn. (Is. Sunday schmil at 9:99 n. (u. Young PsapMa So- clety at 7:11 n. m. Union servin' of the Inman Park Presbyterian suil [lie Inman •ark Methodist ehiin-hes. conducted liy lev. C. O’N. Martlndale. st 8 p. m.. st the Inman Park Methodist church. Regular mid week prayer meeting at * ner Wedueaday ulgbt. CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN—Cor ner Harris awl Spring streets. Her. George II. Mark, pastor. Morning worship st U KSI^g-.AND SUMMER RESORTS.HOTEL8 AND 8UMMER RESORTS. UP IN THE OZONE "In the Land of the Sky ” KENILWORTH INN Situated in a Private Park of 150 Acres, Blllmore. .N’osr Ashe ville, N. C.. J.5H Feet Above the Sen Level. “^JUST THE PLACE TO SPEND THE OUMStS' Herngniied ns the leading hotel In the mountains of Western "“Hh CsmUnn. No scenery In the world will compere with the vlsw , — re.dSCT In the world will eempert. . .. - from this hotel. Mount Mitchell sad Wsgsh In foil view. Adjoin, the Dlltmore relate, fool. Invigorating etlmste. meg- alflrently farilehed. . alslne amnrusned. I*ore water. All vegetables ®nr prlv«te gtr.len gathered frrak every mornlu. Orchestra. 9 0 lf, POOL billiards, tennis, llterr. Iieastlful rlaes and drives, j toarh meets ell trains at Rlltmere slatlen. funmmptlvepbot ae- mmdsted under any elrcnmstances. Uoseh la operated by m*s- hslf hour between trolley frost Aiherflle and year. Write or wire for booklet and rates. Ef ■ on 'i r r nnr t runnln* rrrrr fc »n* hotal. Open all t&e ; WR8TBRN jlKKIIITM rifRIirrVA.V Ml* . ION—Himart avrimr, I niltlt* arbool «Cf:3lV n. in. t |i. COMsKGR 1'ARK CHRISTIAN'—Rer, O. II. Hlnniint, iwilur. nililt* rhiml ererjr Isonl'a ilhy nl W it. m. I'marblrtf drat /gord'a day nt 111|. in. ami 8 p. in. CONGREGATIONAL. IMMAXCKJ, .CONHRI-R*ATM>.\AI^-hlfW art arena*. R«*y. Mtnrr V, Willlama, paa- HH-. rrenchlittf 1! n. ni. ninl 7:19 ti. Sunday achuul 8:») a. m.- MARIKTTA ATRBBT FOXORBOATIOX Al*—R«*r. W. II. Tillman, pnator. I'rMIrn* In* at 11 n. in. and 7:80 p. tn. Kandny achmd nt 3 p. iu. , CENTRAL COXHRKGATlrtXAIw—Cnrtie *le way. Rev. Friink B. Jenklna, D.I).. (Niator. Freachluip at U n. tu. and 7:45 “ — “* Lyf ;». in. Morning WTinrm, "A Lying llidltf- on: erenlug. '‘Rlghf^tuaneiM: (Jod'a Cnll of the Centuries." Monday arhoo! nt 9:39 riiriatlnn Kndraror meeting at p. tu. MISCELLANEOUS. VqrXO MK.VH'CHRISTIAN AMMO!'IA- TION-Corucr l*ryor afreet nnd Anhuru nre- aue. At 3 o rlork, J. (’.Oliver will rondmt the Wide rlnaa. At 3:89 o'chn-k, Ilev. Frank B. Jeaklua. of the Central C«u- *nal church, will apeak to meu. Hub- The Mectrt of a V«*:iu; Mau'a Hue «*(»#a. Orcheatra at % o clock Invited to open from per nervlco. nnd niaaa was performed, though Toulou cacnix'd by a chum* almve li ' " niil'l h i v «• Iwi'n, ■ i ■ i' ; '•* native., n cu/ae. Tlia terrorlacd people l»«- Iteved the Hty would be dnumed- If uo rnnaa wavaald ou n Sunday. The ioelal atar of the dljdomfltlc eorpa In Curia la Mr*. McCormick, trlfe of tft« American nmlnuandor. of n I'tllni Smtca Ambna«;idor W. Iweii more popular. Xo dlplnmolle function tnkea place to ifohli ahe In net Invited, and nt wiilrh abe dm** not ut once lw< Hie cenler of nttrnctl«>n. The I’arlKlnn arlatorracy eagerly aeok* invltutlona to he; reception*, which remind thoHo who rv* lueinlier the t'onrt of Xoiuileoii III of aouie of tho moat hrllllaut of the Tullcrlea en tertain Veanltch, wife of the Frlruda of Ms*. . ..r now Servian tnlnlttfr «f Jualloe. havo Jn«t iprohod Ictirra from her ntmoUnclnf her arrival In llrlgmde and lolling of Ho* on* urn - — -- thnalaat eonrt. Mr*, veaultrh V hi tun nn. of N**tv lork. nnd rprdffd at •a lllnnclie n* married th ago to* Mr. Vnuillrb ni.oat l'arla. Ho delighted iron King !N ti*r trllh hla new inlnlatcr'x bride that he bn* prvaeotect hvr with n fungiilfleeut diamond |du. 1II« tunjeaty wua orci In ard to remark after lira. Veanltch bnd left tin* throne roots: "Ah, if all my mlnr*ter» had wire* llko tbl* ouo. my court might well rival ony In Europe for IU brilliancy." White will reign supreme this Oiimtner. A vlalt to tho leading dreaaUMkiiif eatnU- llahiiu*nfa fall* to reveal n single eidorer! cown for tuld-aiimmer n-i*nr, where out of door functions or aired wenr nre concerned, very few pale tinted atuffa nra being tnnde np. At n garden parly nt IHIPIRPHWBHMPf erry, M nlere of the III fated Slhyl NaoderaoDt wore a stunning frock roioimaed of a white drnp mnu*ap||ne. n new tirondrtnatb of eta trn light weight, and a sort of Ixmla XV. coat of white fnffetn upon which were single rose t Mid a through n sort ranged art. Mr. |tnd Sira. Frnnk Partridge, of Sow York, whose devotion to France grows wry year, nre now over * country In an nutomaldlH. afternoon at 4 p. m. at the Central Congre gaHonnl church. Kill* street nnd Carnegie way. Bring your "Revival Hymns." as used lu Torrcy*Alexnnder meotlngi Bibles. your KT. JOIIXH (IBRMAX KVANGKL1CAL LI'TIIBRAN ClirRCII—4ronier Forsyth nnd Carurtt afreets. Hcrrlcea will l»e con ducted nnd a aerinoti prcnchhd hy the pos ter. Rev. W. Volllwecht, nt 11 o'clock n. ut. Hunday achoul at 8:89 a. ui. »rii, ton serrlees will l*e dlacoutliiui . and August while Hr. Katilmrn la off on CHRIHTIAX AXIl MIMIOXARY AL V.IAXCB— (tegular services in Alliance hull. 7^ North Broad at reef. Hunday and Wed# neaday afternoon* nt 8:31 o'clock. Young people's meeting Thursday night Tent meeting lu Oakland City next week. Cp* " ■ “" " In QbIIiim. -Jet off the car nt Oakland arc line, on the Bast point line. I men nr flulldlu. UXITEI) RRBTIIlfBX TARBRXACLK— ortter Mcljunlel nnd Illghtowcr atrretn. Hr. J. W. Rloaser will preach Rnudny nt II Hnhject, "Walkiu* ami Tolkliij »«•«. waimu* ami Talking At • p. in. the. subject will On Hunday afternoon next. J. E. loveless, who baa liern n close student of the subject paat. will read Imfore tho paychologlca! Koclety. of this «*lty, n ihi- K'ttriplra^f lh " 1ST—17 IVu.r liukt-r .trn-t,, snbjwt of the Ivretm-surnmu M. lull SI m. During thi- nmmka i",f Jslj anil August there will Iw no stiming .vv- nlng »u,-vlru , WMnrsriar Bnger mretl’ng at I p. w. ItmSIng mnnii. 81* 014 F.ngM.U- it i |*. iu. Immusn I ran ImlMIsg. All are wHraino. UHI'RUII OF rimmT-H'rat End avruur. rurnrr Wrlllsirq aiYn-t. Itlhls atndg st M Preirblsg ssd i-uuimnnlim st-rvli-e st II s. in. Prarrr mrriins Thsrsrisg eve ning si , :4B. Takr Mstkrr strei-t rsr. All wrvHisI srnrkrra In Ikr rllg „f rvrrr denumlnstlua are reqnrat.il t v west Banda/ EGI.EBTON )IEMnniAf^-Cornrr Waahlngtnn and Ftiliun alrerta. Ilrv. laaar II. Mlllri. thr pa.tnr, will nrrarh st Snlijrrt, "Th.- Origin Sfan. i, '“itmida'jr srbuul at 9»i s. m.’ i^agur at 8:19 p. si. BOI'IETY-Tba _ iiihHglrsI Horlrig. Ralwrt Rrgan rr.lilvnt. *” ------ PHYUIlOLor.lCAL Hahjrrt for illressaton, "tllvlug a ,. Si ling". Trn mlnillr talk, hr silvan,vd Ihlukrra. (In Mmidn/ night. Jalg 18, al s o'clock Dr. J. IV. Irr, pastor of Tristt/ hnri-h. will addrrn ibr aw-lat^, Hut^nrT, I’ayi-lHilog/ from a Mcrlptnnl I I'lU'ltl'II OF TIIB REDEEMER—Corner Trinity nnd t'sbltol place, ilev. —. . turning sorrier with w-r- ('rank, paaior. Tl o'cl ... Evening aerrlre at 1:3) Polished Plate Oltif for stores. Polished Plate Olav for realdences. Poltabed Plate CUti for sbqw caaes. Idtreest stock it Plate Olaa. in the Soath. F. J. COOLEDGE k BRO., 12 N. Forij'tb SL ' DONVMAN DOZTER MFG. CO. ManufR?turers of Firo-Proof Windows, Doers, Comicos ; Skylights, Crcstings, Finials, Dixio Ventitetor3. Contractors for All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work. 20-22 Trinity Avo. Bath Phones 525 Our Specialty is dimension lumber for Inrpc buildings. DAVID T. CROCKETT & GO. Wholesale Dealers LUMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES 005 4tli National Hank Bldg. Phone 101. Atlanta, B. L.WILLINGHAM, President. W. B. WILLINGHAM, Oec’y and Treat. WILLINGHAM-TIFT H. H. TIFT, Vlee-Pre*. LUMBER COMPANY Marphr Avenue, Car nnd ■“* “ ~ phone 85 rar nnd'get off nt VlcCnlra Croaatng Wratt Atlanta Phone TU. —ware Take Baal I*olnt nr Cnllefa Park Lot 81 reel. Hell 0. A. GOUGE. 83 N. Pryor St. Tin and Sheet Metal Workor. made of metal, see me.- BELL PHONE 1443. If it’s W. R. JONES. Practical Slate Roofer. And Dealer in All Kinds of Roofing Material. 15 Waverly Place. Atlanta Phone 843. Pell Phono 3377 L. P. O. Pox 218. Pell Phone 3303 J. Atlanta Phone 1989. FRIDDELL BROS. Painters, Decorators and Interior Fin ishers. Interior Wall Tinting and Painting a Specialty. Out of town work given careful atten tion. 69 iVy Street. MONCRIEF FURNACE CO. 103 S. Forsyth St. Heating Plans and Estimates Free. The place to get your furnace. They install the best for any kind of fuel in residences, schools and churches. Both Phones. All Kinds of Building Material. Prices From Get ALEXANDER LUMBER AND MANUFAC TURING COMPANY. Factory and Tarda, corn.r South Pryor and flnuth- rrn Hallway. Phone 21*4. City offict, « .North For syth. Austell Ptilldlng. Atlanta .phono too. n.ll 993. ATLANTA STRUCTURAL STEEL CO 1020 Fourth National Bank Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. Kstlmslss furnished on all kinds of structural sts«i shapss. Pru-ipt shlpm.nis from stock. Phones, Pell and Main 4421. " WE SELL MANTELS, TILES AND GRATES Cheaper Than Any other Concern. J. E. HUNNICUTT 4c 00. 56 Peachtree St. HUNNICUTT & TURNER. PLUMBING 4c HEATING. Estimates on .Short Notice. 105 N. Pryor St. Phones 106C. Dali Phono 3383 i. Atlanta Phona 1981 G W. HAYNES, Interior and Exterior HOUSE PAINTER Wall Tinting and Graining. Office aud Shop 69 1-2 Ivv Street. ATLANTA. OA. WM. WILSON. Paint and Decorative Contractor. Large Contracts a Specialty! Contracts executed anywhere. Surety ’ bond. 89 8. Forsyth 81. Atlanta, Os. Both Phono*. HAHR-DAVIS LUMBER CO. PLANINQ ..11LL3. OFFICE ANO YARDS: 33) TO 339 DECATUR STREET. Routt) *»d Droood Lumhor. Shlnglot, Laths. 8aah. Doors, Pllnds nnd Pnllders' Hardware. Our mill liitoroatu In lift County, (ia . af ford U8 facilities to Rive prompt lerrlco and tt th* loareit price*. Dimension timbers a specialty. Doth Phones 3725. LIME, CEMENT. Plaster. Sower Pipe and other Build ers’ Supplies Low prices and quick de liveries. S0IPLE SONS. 93 N. Broad St Atlanta. TOMLINSON 4t DIDSCHUNEIT, Contracting Painters. Out of. Town Work a Specialty. Bell Phone 1451 L. 79 N. Pryor Street. Atlanta, Georgia. WOODWARD LUMBER 00. Hardwood Interior Finish A Mantels, Doors, Sash 4c Blinds Send Your Plans for Estimates. Atlanta, . » Georgia. WOOD FIBER WALL PLASTER. The original product, and the only plaster manufactured in Atlanta. Can be put on at as low cost as the lower grade substitutes that have come into the market. We can readily show this, so do not be misled. GEORGIA WOOD FIBER PLASTER COMPANY. Whitehall St. A Cent. R. R. Phone 1101 Dixie r File and Cement Works TILE WALKS, CEMENT STEPS A XT) FLOORS. Bell Phone 445 West, 538 Whitehall Street. ALTANTA PAINT COMPANY, 200 PEOPLE B BUILDING _ PHOHE8 4210 HIGH GRADE PAINTS, ROOFING, ROOF PAINTS Let ua astimat* your work. Union Labor, Work Ouarontctd. OOOOOOOQOQOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOO NOTES FROM LABOR WORLD. O aooooooooooooooooooooooooo Ki f'ongraga Horn* I nr.* *r»-fitly |.l* Uy rimersl Atsut-lHlivii m. — . rhnrrbcs. whlj h has sdoptnl a r«*aoln(l»t( looking toward a iwirnr kiMtarafantlHi* lw- MMfii thr churrb and orguiilxitl lalwr. Tim |d«lio and organ worknra Arlfor. 'illfli.. bars orgnnliti*<f and 'apt>li?*!| mtlon w\ Hi ,u, ‘j .... a charter of n mii.ii ui flimn I | tiiffii nf I'lsn .. I its I ru nmn t Workers. Ho4m firmsn, Frenrk. Ksgll.h tod llsllsa li°« AagHrs tkaws Iks Isrgrai yrsrly —?•* hi lalmr aulas mmlirr.klu of any In (sllforsls, Iht Isrret.- lulsg loors Im raare rilr In 4 HH (ban tt par rent. rnafiilliin In lurlla ilii Great Hrilaln anil Antonin Is Jnli mnvrui-nl for s slt kour' work ds/, is Is a -Thn nralbfrlm'.l of Hallway TraltMrn its. iraafior/riinil pars'wt’VMWw* tffsry 2) dsya 1 . II Is salil fkH .vary ally In Unn.'ln I. ! nn-narlng in plant labor rsmllilslrs la Ikr drill si Iks u»*t g.srrsl usd /prmliK-mJ and abiirs, lirnrln* thr nuion IsIm'I for llir galil la a lifani-b of th- Artnra' IrrVivr Union, fbartrml hr (ha Amrrjran 9'rdmtlon of Labor. Its ■mbsrsMp lu- ATLANTA BARACA TO MEET TUESDAY Ths Atlanta Dsrara Union will hold Its third quortsrl/ trusting st thr Pones DrLron Dapllat t'hurrh at ths corntr of Fonrr DrLn n and Pied mont avrnur.. next Tutaday night st I o'clock. Numerous *h>n lalkt and rrnorla will bo made, and Mi* prim I- K l addrass of Iho evening will lu dr- srrd by Dr. James IV. Lee. pastor of Trinity Uhurch. Af'.«r lh* - t.n-I.e. are over a nalermelon culling will taka place outside tbs Chuuh-on ihc laws. Aeefs. nresktrnl of ill. Ism riinresjan's Union! 1. planning Iks form- lion or a l"linf nnlnn irnat to Tni lnila etery tralfli- an tka Great follies. GRESHAH ASHFORD SHOE CO. 93 PEACHTREE ST. 777j lelm#, Lithf and eeina'M Carloads and dray laid*. Carolina FaH- land Camaat C*. Ball phan* , it*. atiaM*. ~ *oi, Atlanta, 0*.