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ATLAIfTA OeOgOfAXAStSkiwiT from Muse’s That Men Will Wear This Spring Mailt by Boydtn, “Perfoe.toe'' M *‘ 1 ' by Boy,1,n rerrec iw “Callpop” 1304 Patent Colt Button, Mat ® Kid top, crimped front, 1303 Patent Colt Bluehcr Ox- 1311 Patent Colt Oxford, nar- correct for dress wear ford, extreme Hat last. row Hat last, high heel. $6.00 $6.00 . $5.00 Made by Boydtn. “West Point” Mutt Special. “Rialto” 1363 Pat. Colt Button, Mat Kid top, crimped front, narrow toe, high heel, $3.50 1352 Pat. Colt Hutton, made as 1855 Patent Colt Oxford, nar- , above on wide toe, $3.60 row toe, high heel, $3.60 —7 Muaa Special. “Rialto” And the Muse Specials Rut if you've a predilection for a $3.50 Shoe, here are the Muse Specials. —And a great Shoe the Muse Special. Mpn who have had an unsatisfactory time trying to be suited and fitted in $3.50 Oxfords seem to just gravitate here. Because—There are none others to compete with Muse specials in style, workmanship and price, considered together. If out of town write for our-1907 Oxford book. MUSE’S—MUSE’S * - Muai 8phI*1. “Rialto” 1357 Patent Colt BJucher Ox ford, narrow flat laat, high military heel $3.50 1376 Gun metal Calf Blucher Oxford, aamc shape an , ahove, $3.60 1380.Tan Russia Calf Blucher Oxford, same shape as above, $3.50 Muu Special. ‘‘Pump" 1314 Patent Colt Pump, welt sole,-for drp»s wear. Fre quently used for street wear, $6.00 1321 Gun Metal Calf Pumps : aamc an above, $6.00' 13601-2 Patent Colt Pumps, welt sole, uot Boy den’s 14.00 1370 Gun Metal Calf Pumps, welt sole, not Boyden's $400 1400 Patent Colt Pump, light turn sole, , $8 JO .NEGRO ELEMENT BOOM FORAKER FOR PRESIDENCY special In The Georgian. Jtrkinn. Mien.. March 14.—An open molt ' f the negro element agalnat prnwm lenders of the Republican party In MiKlndppl was declared thla after. Hhen a maaa meeting of promt- wnt negroes aaaembled at the Ameri- onn tneater, with s view of wreatlng control of party from the hands of the •ten in whom It hai been vetted during the Roosevelt tdmlnlatratlon. Before adjournment the mane meet* Ing will adopt resolutions applauding United Staten Senator J. B. Koraker and Indorsing him an the party's can didate for the presidency. The revolt Is led by the most promi nent negroes of the state. Roarne Hlmmnn, a well-known ne gro politician of New York, the agent for the Foraker boom. Is attending the meeting and looking after the Interest of the senator. Some forms of animal life are in ‘tiny that .MOD,000.000 could be put In a •pace of one-thousandth part of a cu bic Inch. DELMAS WINS OVER JEROME Continued from Pago Ont. 7o All Gentlemen Whom It May Concern: PLACE your order now for that 'pHE Custom Tailor ing done by Eise- man Bros. needs, no qualifying phrases. ^HE variety range and quality insurance of their woolens, amplifies their ability to meet and counter individuality of Selection. Eiseman Bros. 11-13-15-17 Whitehall, ATLANTA. Clothier* -Tailors. c. Court adjourned until 5 p. m. Delmaa Ready for Fray. When Lawyer Dolphin Delmaa en tered court today he hod a maaa of authorities to ohow that the affidavit may be mode by Evelyn Neshit against Harry Thaw tn "Abo" Hummel's office should not be admitted-, as evidence. This affidavit which accuses Thaw of beating her and otherwise attempting tn coerce her tn sign damaging atale. manta against Stanford White, la con ceded to be one of the most danger ous bits of ovldonco agnlnst the slay, er of the great architect. The defense was prepared to fight all day to keep the contents of that affidavit off the records and away from the Jury. With tha other lawyer*. Mr. Delmaa had remained up nearly all night In hla search of legal authorities for precedents to sustain his conten tlon. Mr. I admits contends that the ev|. denes Is not admissible In rebuttal and should have been put In direct esaml- natlon. In the second Instance ths defense will contend that Hummel has no right to vlolnte the confidence of a client, although he be dead, In submit ting the affidavit. The complete control In which Dis trict Attorney Jffume holds "Abe" Hummel was Indicated today by Ule promptness with which the former ten derloin lawyer appeared for further eg- amlnatlan. Affidavit Exonerates Whits. Hummel Is under conviction for a felony for Ills connection with the Dodge-Morse divorce case, and the dis trict attorney can eend him to Jail at his pleasure. It is asserted. The law yer has told his friends that he would rather be testifying In the Thaw case than working In the brush factory at Sing King The affidavit which Jerome wanted to present to the Jury makes the most serious kind of charges against Thaw and completely exonerates White ever having mistreated her. This doc ument was written six months subse usnt In the lime when Evelyn Nesblt .'haw swore on the stand that she con fessed her shame to Thaw In Paris, and made the accusations that WIUlu had drugged her. CAPTAIN AND MEN STICK TO VESSEL New York. March 14.—Life savers from two light house* today are keep ing constant watch over the British steamship Gnwanbum which went ashore last night on the out#r shoal halween the two stations, not far from Patchogue, Long Island. A life saver went out In a breeches buoy, but McNeil and his crew of thlr. ty refused to quit the vessel. Special tn The Georglnn. Chattanooga. Tents, March 14.—It denied here that United States Senator J. R. Frasier ho* been In Nashville taking part in the fight to repeal the Memphis charter. Senator Frasier has been here at home since his return from Washington tn taka part In ths Investigation of the Brownsville af fair as a member of the committee oh military affairs. Carbo Called to Ecuador. Washington. March 14.—For the third time. Pehnr Don Luis V. Carbo. minister from Ecuador to the United States, has been called liy his country tn hold the highest office In the cab! net-mlnlstcr of foreign affairs, starts for home tomorrow. "DOING AWAY WITH HELL." PRESIDENT ORDERS SUIT WITHDRAWN Washington. March 14.~Prca*dant Boose- celt IimIaj- Instructed Attorney General Bonaparte to order tha district attorney at Han Krauelai'o to withdraw the autt pond. In* there whirl! waa to doeldo the right of Jnnaneae children to attend tha regular public achoola. Thla la dooe on Informa* tlon received yeeterday liy the president that the Han Fraticlaco school hoard bad rescinded Its former, order of segregation. K0DAKEB8, NOTICE. IIS and 14—Iwo numbers you want to remember—the numbers of our Peach tree and Whitehall attest stores. Ths best amateur finishing In ths South. Everything for the amateur. All kinds of picture taking auppllcs. See the new cameras. Off a Kodak. It tn us. The Kodak Houoe. Two atoreo—114 Peachtree and 14 Whitt- hall streets. Building Damaged by Fir*. Special to The Georgian. Griffin. Go., March 14.—Fire late yes. tsrday afternoon destroyed ths roof and wrecked the upper story of Almoh Hall, a large two-omry building on flolomon attest, which was built a few year*, prior to the war. The building woe the property of Mra. F. D. Dlsmuke and was Insured for 11,000. • GREENE IS APPOINTED ADDITIONAL SECRETARY. Special to The Georgian. \ Montgomery. Ala. March 14.—The supreme court Justlree today appointed Robert H. Greene, of Montgomery, as the additional secretary or that court. The leglelnture created that office. Mr. Greene was formerly connected with the office of the clerk of the au preme court. 8 ELECTED - PRINCIPAL OF DISTRICT SCHOOL. gperlsl to The Georgina. Griffin. Gil.. March 14.—Profeasnr Joseph D. Smith, for the past twn years ynn-'H"il —« -»-■»- -•“ffi. him been elected principal of the Second District Agricultural School at Tlfton. which will he one of the largest In the state. Professor Smith Is one of the most successful educators In the elate. BUILDER OF THE SUBWAY * TO TAKE REST IN ARIZONA. Special to Ths Georgian. I'hattanonga. Tonn . March 14 — W. G. McAdoo, the New York millionaire tub- way builder, who formerly lived In this • Ity, Is a visitor among t'hattnnooga friends. With the collapse of the boom here In the early nlnetlea Mr. Mi Adoo was left In debt to the tune of liOO.OOo. but he has liquidated all these debts ami hears the distinction nf building the first tunnel beneath the river Into Murtmttan Island. Mr. McAdoo ts nn tils way to Atlxona. where he has pvr. chased a ffa* oeuatrs place to take 11 rest. To the Editor of The Ocnrglan: Noticing the preacher* arc discussing the subject. "Hell." 1 would like to give you a few of my Ideas nn the sub. Ject. Sometimes the moat odd Ideas are the moat readable, and that Is what you desire, so 1 may have the pleasure of seeing my name In print. * Hell Is as necessary to establish spiritual kingdom In the heart of man or around the throne of heaven as punishment Is to 'establish a king >ng men considered merely ae an animal. What is the need of n Ha vlor If you are not to ho aavod from something? That something Is hell. Now, the Savior and the thing aaved from are co-equal In their nature and duration, anil, remember, t’hrlst la God incarnate. Preaching a Savior with nothing of equal importance to be saved from makrh preaching a business simply. Don't ynu get your authority from the same place for a heaven and hell? Who can ere the sadness of this earth and not believe It foreshadows. figuratively speaking, the worm that never dies and the (Ire that la not quenrhrd? The only way to hnve heaven on earth or In the heart ia by heltevlng there Is a hell. Short aer mons—metaphysical nothings—Immo. rajlty In high places are going tojnl low- on the heels nf this no hell bual ness. I«eave not hell and honor and virtue drift Into morality almply. What Is morality? It Is the clothes and not the man. No man who has not had the horrors of a possible eternal es trangement from God hang, over him has ever been made "to lie down In green pastures or walk beside the still water, or communed with the Eternal as He I*. Preaching t'hrlat without a hell Is like a fellow trying to carry water In a bucket with the bottom knocked out—Just about as much good >r sense In one *s In the other. But It Is unpopular lo preach hell! Well, the fellow thnt Is controlled by popu- ■■reaching because that Jonesboro. Ga C. P. COUSINS. * * ‘Th^ttY^tmaster F|.<v!nl |n The f»*orgiiin. Charlotte. N. <Mart'll 14.—A trie- gram from Washington hire bean re ceived here, unnmitn Ing that Mr. J. H. Spent**. »•? the fhnrlottr bar. In named K imtmaster at fharlnt'te t<» nutceed i»brrt W. Smith. The appointment Is mat Ip ngalnnt thp lerommendatlnn of the county Republican organisation. & DEEP WELL, POWE h R md#> DUNN MACHINERY CO, 64 MsristU StresL Atlanlf) Gs. McClure’s Store News Specials for Fridany and Saturday. Big Line of Easter Novelties Both Stores We are showing, at both stores, immense stocks of Easter Gifts and Novelties of various sorts; including Chicks, Ducklings, Rabbits, Eggs, Bells, PostCards, Gift Cards, Baskets, Etc., Etc. Prices are very low. Tiuue Psper Napkin*; per thousand, 75e; per hundred, X0o Ladies’ Rose* Supporters—reg. ular l.lo value*, special... .10c O Punch Oups nr Sherbet Cups of plain Rings, with handle*... ,6c Ice Cream Saucers of fancy Kies*, regular 6c value*, at 2 for 6c Tes Plstei nr Deggert Plate* nf decorated porcelain; 10c value* 6c Jsp-s-lsc—the beet wood finish; in cane; ready for u*e. 1-4-pint 16c 1-2-pint 26c 1 quart 76c Psint Brtuhn 6 ssd lOo Bowls and Pitchers—fancy shapes; plain or decorated; ■pecikl $1.00 Egg Oups of crystal gins* in colonial etyle; very special at- 6e "White Ribbon" Toilet Soap— Friday and Saturday only'; 2 rake* for So Tabla Oil Cloth, full width; white or marbled, 25c; fancy pattern* log Table Tumblers—extra thin shape: per set of 6 26s , Houiehold Faints and Knameia; reatly for use; special, per c*n 10a Stove Enamel—"Brilliant Black;" very special; per «n lOe Great Bargains in Millinery Whitehall Street Store Only. $1.00 Roadv-to-wcar Hats in all thi> new shapes; flat “Mush- A 4 a A room,” sailor, etc.; host val- d 1.1111 ITOV in toWn- «t. ... T ttt , New Leghorn Hats: snecial values at 25c. 50c and...... $1.00 Flowers for hats: all kinds; tier bunch. 10c to fWk-e<>vered Jdat Wire; vnrd Black Trimniiiur Velvet: No. 9; all silk; ynrd McClure Ten-Cent Co. 63 Whitehall St. 38M W. Mitchell St. . Corner HunterJ Corner Forsyth.