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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. -THURSDAY, MAY 9, \Vfr. 00000000000000000000000000 O TRAVELS AROUND WORLD O O TO 8IGN OWN NAME. O o o O New York, May 1—Around th *0 O world to sign hi* name la a trip O O being taken by Frank A. Bran- O 0 agan, treasurer of the Philippine 0 0 Islands. In opder to avoid delay O 0 In sending papers to Manila and 0 0 back, Branagan Vaa tasked to 0 0 come to Washington. He will 0 0 return via Sues, thus circling the 0 0 globe. 00000000900000000000000000 FIVE MEN HURT IN COLLISION Ludlaw, Maas., May Five train men were seriously Injured In a head- on collision between a freight and a work train on the Boston and Albany division of the New York Central rail road at Red Bridge, three miles from here yesterday. The roadbed was torn up and traffic was delayed several hours. G. S. & F. RY. FILES ANNUAL RETURNS ledge John I. Ball, of Macos, Med the anneal returns of the Oeorgla, Southern and Florida railroad Wednesday with Comp troller Wright The total returns were made at tt.12S.W0, with the franchise Died at ISS.OOO. There was no Increase In the franchise but ou the physical property an Increase of 3202.- SSI was made. HOTELS ARE EQUAL TO EMERGENCY During the past few days Atlanta has shown that the hotel accommodations of the city are capable of taking care of the largest of crowds. Since Tues day t!)e Kimball has been the head quarters for over TOO delegates to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen convention. The Piedmont Is the headquarters for the Knights Templars, and Is taking care of a large crowd. The Aragon Is headquarters for the Oeorgla State Dental Society, with nearly 200 delegates registered. In addition to the hotels, the board ing houses and small hotels are doing a large business, for many of the railway trainmen are patronising them. With three big conventions on at once, the hotels are taking care of all who apply. DUflINGJENSE FOG Two Seriously Injured and Engines Demolished by the Crash. Special to The Georgian. Meridian, Mias., May The north bound Southern local freight and a New Orlesns and Northeastern switch engine collided In the yards here early this morning, almost demolishing both engines and badly Injuring two per sons. The Injured are: Fireman H. L. Holt, of the switch engine; cut In the back of the head and ' p mashed. Charles Hawkins, colored, fireman of the local freight; bruised about the body and left leg broken. The wreck occurred near Oranta Mill. Just east of the city, and Is attributed to the dense fog which prevailed at the hour. TURPIN PRESIDENT OF UNDERWRITERS Session Closes with Selec tion of Savannah for Next Meeting. SICK HEADACHE CARTERS ■VIT7LE Tiver H PILLS. PotmvciY Cured By These Little Pius. Djrspesla relieved, Constipation avoided. Hovels regulated, no pain, no griping. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRIOB. RAZORS CONCAVED, HONED AND REPAIRED. Cslled for and delivered. , HEALEY BAKBERS' SUPPLY CO., Both Phones—No. 1 N. Forsyth 8t. RESORTS. Sneclsl to The Oeorglan. Macon, Go., May 9.—The annual con ventlon of the Oeorgla Underwriters closed here yesterday evening after a two days' session. Upon the Invitation of W. L. Wilson, of Savannah, the convention decided to meet In that city next year. Offlcere wore elected as follows; Oeorge R. Turpin, president, Macon; W. L. Tram, vice president. Savan nah; Edgar Dunlap, second vice presi dent. Atlanta; A. C. Lavert. treasurer. Atlanta; Morris Harris, sectetary, Ma con. FREE RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS ELECT ICT OFFICERS W. M. Gill, of Edgewood, has been chosen president of the fourth division branch of the Railway Mall Associa tion. The election was by mall. The other offlcere chosen were; It. R. Gntlln, Chattanooga, vice presi dent; J. F. Bradley, Collego Park, sec retary ami treasurer; J. F. Murphy. McMinnville, Tenn., member executive committee of the national association. The Railway MaU Association Is a fraternal Insurance Organisation', or ganised exclusively by railway postal clerks. COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA. Bid CATARRH CURE Breath, K'Hawklng and Spitting Qilcklji Cured—Fill Out Free Coupon Below. . Curas Ca- Gauss. bet Catarrh Is not only dangerous, but It esnses K breath, ulceration, death sad deesy of ea, Inst of thinking and reasoning power. to general debility. Idiocy It need* attention nt once. Catarrh Cure, it is n end Insanity, rSM» k in quick, radical, permanent cure, because It rids the system of tbo poison germs that etnas catarrh. In order tn prove lo nil who tre angering from this dangerous and loathsome dlaraas s ■finding or how had. 1 will loud n package ojr mail free of nil coat. Head M jrcmr name and addreaa today aod the treatment will be aent you liy return mall. Try It It will poaltlvely cure ao that r«»» will he welcomed Inntead of ahunned by your friend*. C. F UACBK. 8C60 Main Ht. Marshall. Mich. Fill out coupon Mow. r net Thin coupon la good package of Genoa* Com! Care, mailed free In p ... __ trial jhlned Catarrh plain pachage. C. E. GAUSS, 8650 Main Straat, Marahall, Mich. Tutsday, May 8, 1907. Cases Argued. 820. Western Union Telegraph Co. v. W. O. Cooper, from Gwinnett. 321, 322. T. O. Roberta v. A. M. Dock- Ins, from Rabun, 223. T. R. Ratcliff V. J. a. Smith, from Cobb. 224. Western and Atlantic Railroad Co. v. J. W. Clark, administrator, from Catoosa. 325. Western and Atlantic Railroad Co. v. A. E. Loughrldgc, from Whit* field. 323. Southern Railway Co. V. D. Pur- ycar, from Whitfield. 331. W. L. Whlatenant v. Southern States Portland Cement Company, from Polk. 833. Cedartown Cotton and Export Company v. W. L. Miles, from Polk. 833. Atlanta and West Point Railroad Co. v. A. C. Hudson, from Troup. 334, 235. Stella Woolsey et al. v. W. J. Lawahc, and vice versa, from Fay ette. 233. IL B. Ooodwyn V. Central • of Georgia Railway Co., from Pike. 237. E. B. Thompson V. J. H. Bock ham, from Pike. NEGRO L0SE8 AN ARM IN ATTEMPT TO MURDER. GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRIM6S WEST VIRGINIA (The "OLD WHITE" Sulphur.) Now open. Famous for Its sulphur baths. Modern Improvements, with private baths. Permanent orchestra. Terms. SIS to $25 week, 110 to $M per month. Write tor Illustrated Itooklet. Address, GEO. A. MILLS, Jr., Manager. Greenbrier White Bnlnbnr Springs. W. Vs. SHORT CHOP YEAR IS Inman Park Property at Auction SATURDAY, MAY 11th, at 2:30 P. M. Forty beautiful and valuable building lots in this delightful and healthful section, on North Moreland avenue, directly adjoining the famous Hurt Park. Do not miss this grand opportunity to secure a lot in this desirable and rapidly growing residence section. Directly on Moreland avenue car line and only fifteen minutes from the heart of Atlanta. Vacant property in this locality almost doubled in values during past twelve months. Sale Promptly at 2:30 O’Clock, Saturday, May 11th. Take Inman Park cars marked Moreland avenue; get off at Albemarle street, and follow the crowd. Terms of sale; $50.00 cash and only $10.00 monthly at 7 per cent interest. In connection with this sale, we will offer to the highest bidder, a beautiful two-story, seven-room house with lot 60x150 feet to a twelve-foot alley, corner of Daley avenue and Nora Bell street. Terms $50 cash and $20.00 per month at 7 per cent. For Maps and Plats C ™T;:aTscottCO., ■* * KRGUSON, 53 south pryor street. Auctioneer. "Crops In Georgia are In worse con dition than In many years,” said Com mlssloner of Agriculture Hudson Wed nesday. "First, the frost killed out the cot- ton In middle and south Georgia, and seed were scarce and high. "With n second planting came heavy rains that have prevented farmers from working the crops. In many fields you will see grass completely covering cv erythlng. and the cotton and corn smothered out. It Is my opinion that this will be a short crop year In Geor gla." BALLARD BIFOCAL AND TORIC OR CURVED LENSES have gained a reputation In two yenrs no other firm In the entire South has mado In a half century. Not these res alone gave us the lead, but tlcal service In every way not usually found elsewhere. Ask any Atlanta man about us. WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO., 75 Peachtree Btreet. THROUGH SLEEPERS. BROILER BUFFET SERVICE VIA GEORGIA RAILROAD TO NOR FOLK, VIRGINIA, ACCOUNT OF JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. 12EAVE ATLANTA 7i30 A. M. DAILY. • Special to Th* Oeorglan. Savannah. Oa.. May Tony Smith was brought to Savannah yesterday with his left hand ehot from hi* body. Smith went to the home of Jonas Rob erts, near Savannah, yesterday and de manded a drink of water. While he wa* getting It Smith shot at him, shot tearing through the side of neck. Th* gun exploded, resulting In ■a ext llmllh'd fikm llnfh a rex CHARGED WITH CRUEL TREATMENT OF CONVICT. Special to The Georgian. Birmingham. Ala, Mny I.—Sensa tional developments are expected at the preliminary hearing of W. L. Lovejoy, an assistant warden at the convict prison of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company, who has been ar rested on a warrant charging him with beating a convict to such an extent that death resulted. The trial Is sched uled to come up tomorrow before Judge I. II. Benner*, of the Inferior criminal court, before whom the warrant cborg. Ing Lovejoy with murder was sworn out by rslatlves of Charles, alias "Pig,” Ford, th* dead convict, who was tent to the mines for ten days and cost for vagrancy. The cost amounted to 104 days, making a total of 114 days which the negro was sentenced to serve. Relatives heard that he had been arrested and paid the fine. When they reached the mine with the release order they found the negro Ford In an unconscious condition In the prison hospital. GIRL DRANK POISON; DIED FROM EFFECTS Special to The Georgian. Huntsville. Ala., May Miss Lena Vann, au estimable young woman of New Hhope, suicided yesterday by tak ing a doe# of poison. The young wom an retired to her room and was found a short time later In an unconscious and dying condition. An Inquest Is being beU. 00000000006000000000000000 O O O SULLIVAN HAS TAFT O 0 “SKINNED A BLOCK.” O 0 . O O Washington, Mny 9.—President 0 O Roosevelt had a short talk with 0 0 John L, Sullivan, the former pugl- O lint, yesterday. O 0 Sullivan mot Secretary Taft at O 0 the doors of the executive offices <3 0 as he was about to como In. O O "Guess 1 got you skinned a O O block,” remarked Sullivan to the O 0 secretary, talking about their re- O 0 sportive weights. John L. said ho 0 0 weighed 385 pounds, or 331 0 0 stripped, while Secretnry Taft re- 0 O marked that his weight wa* only 0 0 283 pounds, and tho best he ever O O did was to tip the beam at 230. O 0 , O Q00O000000O00000OO00OO0000 COMMERCIAL MEN TO MEET IN AUGUSTA Augusta, 'Ga., May 9.—The program for the biennial convention of the Grand Council of the United Commer cial Travelers of Georgia and Florida, to be held here May 31. June 1, ha* been announced. Many delegations will come In special cars. Geld Branch Mining Company. An application for a charier for the Gold Branch Mining Company, with a capitalization of 1500,000, was filed Wednesday afternoon In the office of the clerk of the superior court. The Incorporators are; J. B. Arthur, of Kansas City, Mo.; A. J. West, H. F. West, W. E. Beckham and W. H. Me- Afee. of Fulton county. The appli cation for charter was filed by Attor ney* Napier, Wright (k Co*. Stepping Stones To Success The deposits you makq on a savings account are stepping stones to success. Each deposit you make takes you a step nearer the goal. Hut it’s the first step that makes the Isst possible. You should take that first step now. by opening an account in our Savings Department. We pay SALE OF UNCLAIMED AND REFUSED FREIGHT SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY, Office of Agent, Atlanta, Ga., 39. L P. Wilson Miff. Co., Atlanta, Oa., 4 cs. sjrrnp 40. Walker Co., Atlanta, Gt„ 1 bx. drags. 41. II. M. Wood, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. books. 42. Mrs. Sarah Wilton, Atlanta, Gi., 1 bx. b. b. goods. 43. Geo. 1*. Walker, Atlanta, Oa., 1 bx. polish, 1 bx. clock. 44. J. Mitchell, Atlanta, Ga., 1 keg cider, 1 box wrap let. Bcbsnk, 93. J. n. Brantley, Atlanta, Ga., 1 drags. 94. Mrs. Kate Bullock, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. h.Ji. goods lac?* “ 45. March mixer. Atlanta, Oa., following tide* of freight. untreated freight of various Bucfa Printer R. Co., Atlanta, Go., bx. hardware. (Order notify.) 93. Anderson & Co., Atlanta, Ga., H brl. vinegar, 4 kegs phos., 1 bx. glass. 97. Jno. Andrews, Atlanta, Ga., 1 cot. 93, Aprl Kota Ca, Atlanta, Ga., 2 bx. ex tracts. tooth. — 99. Abbot Fur. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 47. Vnve Strouae. Atlanta. Oa., 1 ca. cigar*. leather good*. 48. Lanier A Venable. Atlanta, Ga., 1 ca. M& Amer. Ber. Co., Atlanta, Gi., 1 brl. iv, charges, pnlttt. tntjr bottles. refused ar- .49. O. T. Lane, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. drugs, 10L Anderson & Co., Atlanta, Ga., 2 H brls. Also a targe quantity of l hx. clocks. . phos., 1 keg phos., 1 bx. Ions kind*. Bale 60. D. W. Uddef — - - - - - - • frame, l 1 roll April 16th, 1907. M ciyde^Westhers, Atlanta, Os., 3 bx. Claim Agent, May 17, 1907, at Deeatna street depot, lantn, «n.. for freight and other eha the following unclaimed and refused Agent. 61. Itottles. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga., 8 erta. 61 Atlanta, Ga., 8 erts 63. , Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. drugs, 10L Anderson & Co., Atlanta, Ga., 2 14 brta. «•>*. . . phos., 1 keg pbaa, X bx. “£ji Atta. T. & B. B. A Ca, Atlanta, Ga., i CS ? hJ 1 p ' 10 w,i *- “«•«•- i iTncy. Atl'nma, Oa"'l ML M A”' 1 "* 00 . A“»”l*, Ga, 7 kegs twl*. Atlanta, Ga., 4 grate 104. Amer. Ber. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 mty 106. Atlanta Wooden W. Co., Atlanta, Ga. bnra T. X. Leals. Atlanta, Ga.. 1 sack wax. " mV* bottles ■ - - ' clothing. *““• onuuis i-uru o. auinia, un., rorynotiies 54. B. Kopllng. Atlanta, Ga., J Ml. effects, 4 w chslra. 4 w. eh. seata T. P. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga., I erts , |,V affects. • X03. Aprl Cota Co., Atlanta, Gn„ 2 bx g. mty bottles. u Kort Nola Co.. Atlanta, G*., 1 bbl. ware. Morrow A Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 dram s. gar* nolt. 107. Atlanta Supply Co., Atlanta, Ga., 2 bl. food. 66, Koca Noln Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 keg syr- . mb. . _ . Mr*, (.’has. McCarthy, Atlanta, Oa., X ’ up. . «•. Atla. Compound Co., Atlanta, G*„ 1 ..a Oil. a M r”... V.l. A IU>»> fim 1 lemem itff m nnmnnnftfl 67. Koca Nola Co., Atlanta, On., 1 keg syr en. file cabt. Morrta-Brown C. Lab, Atlanta, Ga., * „ _ . ........ , .. bx. booka. M* Mr*. Alice Jnckioo, Atlintii Go,, 1 cs. (Order notify.) 1 . . „ , compound. d. Atlanta, G... J brta 59. J. M.^Jobnsom, Atlanta, Ga., 1 ke, cider, - m-. Attanta. G.,« bx. olt Atlanta G«. 8 crt* J. M. Jenkins, Atlanta, Ga., 1 crt. p. 112. B. II. Harwell, Atlanta, Ga., I bf. , auioii, ««., b cr« roaar. _ ... t Jfy.) fi. McDonald, asphalt. 8. T. V. Marahall, mty bottles. 9. McCaskcy Reg. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 crt. reglater. 19. J. M.sMcCarty, Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs. adr. matter. 11. R. C\ Munn. Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. Tarnish. 12. 8. J. Mayfield, Atlanta, Ga., 1 ca. p. matter. (Order notify). 13. II. Meudat, Atlanta. Ga., wear. „„ _ 14. C. P; Mqrpbr A Bon, Atlanta, G.„ 27 r. J3- ft «••,«■* 15. Piedmont Hat Co., Atlanta, On., 1 cs. 7- J-.. 1 ** 01 lists. IS. Paper Mills Company, Atlanta, On. Is. paper. 112. B. ft! 1 Harwell Atlanta, G*„ 1 brl. 114. D.T r ’Ho»«rd, Atlanta, Ga., 1 machine. J. It Hunnlcutt, Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs. 115. Letter JL A 8. Co., Atlanta, On., 1 bx. fi! 11 ”’ Murry, Atlanta. On., 7 bga. 113. IL ""'-."linger, Atlanta, On., 1 crt. frames. L. Johnson, Atlanta, Ga., 3 Ml. pa per begs. 1 cs. cot. biasing Ion. Cot. castings. bx. talc. 113. J. Saul A Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs. and blind bx. con'ts. 119. Bears, ltoebnck A Co., Atlanta, Gt.. 1 13 39. A. F? Grab*. Atlanta. Os., 1 bx. books. 120. T. Bouthgste, Atlanta, Gs., a cs. 70. Griffin riowdsr, Atlanta, Ga., 1 crt. signs. J. C. f&mllton. Atlanta, Os.,1 ~ leglla, Atlanta, Ga.. 11_ live, Atlanta, Go.. 1 ct. 17 ‘ A1 rincMr*j r ke*'V(oe*a n r 1 *' * btl ‘' 71. B. A. Giber. Atlanta, G«„ 1 keg cider, X pYper. 11. Piedmont Hat co.. Atlait*. 0*„ 1 ca. 7l 0r JSU"88lSM. Atlanta. Oa., 3 rolls t'keV " P ‘ 19. Com P* n T- Atlanta, ^ kI'gAbb. Atlanta, to... 1 crt. regls- “ "" * ' *°' B ' l T w!'ch*lr.* t ' A ' W ' P ' k ”*'• 74. J. Grinson, Atlanta, Gs., 1 cs. p. mat- ch Phi-nix Duster Stiff. Co., Atlanta, Ga. 1 Id. dust brushes. Pope llutler, Atlanta, Ga., 8 rolls p«. 23. Geo! Hlley. Atlanta. Ga., 3 bx. mdse. 24. J. II. Itenfro, Atlanta, Os., 1 cot X. Walter Bwan, Atlanta, Ga., 1 cs. tick- 23. E. b. Strickland, Atlanta, Os., 27. Jno.^T'rey Co, Atlanta, Gs., 1 bx. d. 73. A. T. Gorge, Atlanta, Oa., 1 brL vine gar, 1 bx. aamplea. 73. F. Brick A Bag Co., Atlanta, Ga., 242 127. rods. If box Co., Atlanta, G(., 1 sack, 123. On “ftty Co., Atlanta, Oa., 124. Montng Bros., Atlanta, Gl., 1 bx. 125. Madison OI1 Co., Atlanta, Gt., 1 (x. bolts. . 123. “IE. A M.)”. Atlsnt*. Gt., X cs. shoes. — Mutual Photo Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1 bx. p. msterlnt. 128. O. T. Manget, Atlanta, Ga., 1 bg. cot- rocker }»• Mitchell Kolia*. Atlanta. O*.. 1 bx. »—chair" roexer 0n aod Elec. Co., Atlanta, On., 2 79. Empire Ptf- * n *- Co., Atlanta, Os., 3 ^ F ^ 5 nk1)n Fr * B. Co., Atlanta, Ga., 2 30. Dolilis Wey Co., Atlanta, Ga„ 1 bx. a. jjj c.*^*’Candler,^ Atlanta, Gi., 1 brl. valve. l f_ A ::* B !*’ „°* ^ ,r °. n Atlsnt.. Ga., H brl. m Atlanta. Ga.. 1 b,L wine. 8 bx. . bx nuts. J. E. Fleming, Atlanta, Ga., 1 Ml. p. matter. _ 78. The Empire, Atlanta, On., Llq. i "fits, matter, ... _ United Paper Co., Atlanta, Gs., II rolls Newman's Pha'ey, Atlanta, Ga., 4 bx. (Orlsr notify). n. T. Wynne, Atlanta, Ga.. 35 p. rice. a.")}!' V. Barton, Atlanta, Gi., 1 bx. Mp. M Ben Brown, Atlanta, Ga., X b/. ware. good*. 0«lbrtd| g. 1C J. 8. B,« Chrl pnmphlMi. 8. k.. Phriitlnn, Atlanta, Oa., I bx. COMMITTEE NAMED TO DISCUSS EXPO. Special to The Georgian. . New Orleans, La.. May 9.—Mayqr Behrman yeaterday announced a committee of twenty-five representa tive cltliens who are to meet Thure- day to discuss the proposition to hold an Isthmian Exposition In the Cres cent City In 1916. The public expressions of these gen tlemen, as well as other prominent people, favor the Idea, and It Is moat likely the project will ba launched toon. UNJUST RATES ARE CHARGED TO L. & N. Washington. Slay 9.—Arguments were heard by th* Interetate commerce cominleslon yekterday In the case of the railroad commission of Kentucky, against th* Louisville and Nashville. In which It Is alleged that unjust rates are charged. NEW YORK POLICE STOP LABOR RIOTS New York, May 9.—About fifty of the men who went out on strike at the American Sugar Refinery two day* ago, and ae many more strike-breaker# sent In to take their plnces, aro nursing bruised head*, arms and riba as the reeult of an encounter with the police In a riot at Kent avenue and South Fourth street, Brooklyn. Po"— routed both force*. KIMBALL MANAGER TO TOUR EUROPE Preparatory to hie depnnnra. oa June L for sn extended trip throngh Europe, Will V. Zimmer has snimiiui-t-il the appointment of Joe Bnrns and W. I,. Brett to lm aseo- riste managers of th* New Kimball hotel during bl* absence. Messrs. Brstt and Bums are two of the most (Hipulsr hotel men In Atlanta sml by reason of their extensive experience sn well qualified to manage the attain of 4% Interest compounded twice a year. Drop us a postal for informa tion about Banking by Mail. Central Bank & Trust Corporation, Candler Building, Branch Cor. Mitchell and Forgyth. Young gentleman who graduates from Davidson College this month, desires position as tutor in family or private school, clerical position or any honorable work. Address W. C. M. Care Georgian and News. we BIJOU Tonight—Matinee Today, BAL REID'S RURAL DRAMA, “THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS” —Next Week— “THE GREAT LAFAYETTE.” miii ST. NICHOLAS AUDITORIUM, MAY 29, 30, 31 and JUNE 1. 88,000 FOR ARTI8T8 ALONE. SEASON TICKETS, |3, 84, and |5. ON 8ALE. CALL Oil WRITE W. C. HUMPHRIES, 519 EMPIRE, ATLAN. TA. REDUCED RAILROAD RATE, ONE FARE PLUS 25 CENTS ROUND TRIP, AMUSE U No. 7 VIADUCT PLACE. Friday and Saturday. “RAREBIT FIEND’S DREAM” “WINTER DAY STRAW RIDE” nggEgigl NO. 46 WHITEHALL ST. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. "MILITARY PRISON SCENES” "CHIMNEY SWEEPER" "PASTRY COOK” "PIG IN SOCIETY" "CLOWN AND 8TATUE” "CAPTAIN KIDD” PASTIME PALAUE THEATER No. 77 PEACHTREE 8TREET. This week's bill) MIS8 LEE WHITE, Eenge. BURNS BR08., Clog Dancer*. JIMMY KELLY and Hia Banjo. GEORGE PERRY, Specialty. ERLE SISTER8, 8lnging and Dane* lnB ' St. Nicholas Auditorium PONCE DELEON rABK-Skatlig Dally. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL WEDNESDAY, MAY lBtb. ADMISSION 26c. thla popular heatelry durinx the ahaenrj of ML Zlnimer. Mr. Brett waa formerly connected with th* Lanier hotel In }t"T, n k - while Mr. Burn* bte been connected <ri a the Aragon end th* Piedmont hotel* u this city. Queen Wire Jumping Rope Coupon. COUPON NUMBER 13 Twelve coupons of different numbers will entitle tbe bolder of same to one Queen Wire Jumping Rope. Name Address The Jumping Rope will be presented FREE to any one paying a month’s subscription to The Atlanta Georgian in advance. Sent by mail to any address for 12 coupons of dif ferent numbers and 5c in stamps to pay postage.