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COX & CO., Distributors, Atlanta, Ga. itSHHIIMIttllMSMI ItHIHStlHMHSMSIHHMIttllHIHH* I THE THEATERS “The Cowboy and tho Lady.” Announcement la made today by the 1 management or the Fawcett Stock Company that with the flrat perform ance of "Tho Cowboy nnd the laidy," at the Grand on Monday night, Mlaa Jane Wheatley will be aeen aa the lead ing lady with this company. Mlaa Rose Curry, who haa eaaayed thla role In tho . previous plays, haa finished her limited engagement In Atlanta and hurries back to New York. Miss Wheatley la not unknown to ■ Atlanta theatergoers, as she has been aeon hero before with the Walter Ed - . wards Stock Company, when she was a great favorite, ' The Co ‘ associated "The Cowboy and tho Lady," ited with thoughte of Na win and Maxine Elliott, pen of Clyde Fitch, ....... guarantees n splendid attraction. "Tho Charily Bell." George Fawcett offere as the at traction at the Grand opera house this week, with matinee performance Sat urday, DeMllle A Balaaco’a beautiful comedy, "The Charity Ball." The story of "The Charity Ball” Is built around a straightforward minister, who Is leading an exen life In the midst of a worldly and I innblo congregation In the most ex- ' elusive section of New York city; his brother, Dick Van Burcn, almost his direct counterpart, a shrewd, eclflsh, unrelenting Wall street broker, who pursues his way over the fortunes of I men and the hearts of women with re- morseless whip and spur, until he la i called to a halt by hia brother. "Down MobHe" At Casino. “Down Mobile," with Its thrills, ex citement, ecenery and effects, Is prov- lng quite a popular attraction at the Ponce De Leon Casino. Tho fact that the management has presented a melo ' drama In the summer season has inters * ested a great many theater-goers who have been drawn to the theater more out of curiosity than anything else. There Is a vein of comedy that lift* the heavy spots and the trick ecenery, the Invention of Lincoln Carter, Is a demonstration of the mark of progress In stage craft. There will be the ueual performances at the end of this week, which Include the mntlneee Thursday and Saturday. "My Wife’s Family," a sparkling mu. ■ elcal fares comedy, the work of Steph ens and Linton, will be the atractlnn at I the Ponce De Leon Casino next week. ( The comedy la In three acts of fun, music and amusing entsrtalnment fur nished by comedians that are -clever ond pretty girls who are allotted many t -catchy music and dancing numbers that are sure encore brlngers. "My •Wife'* Family" la a play that le clean, 1 wholsaoms and being devoid of Can You Afford a Vacation Trip? If you can’t afford a vacation trip this summer, let this be a hint to you: Open an account in our Savings Department, add a little each week or month, and next summer you will be able to afford the finest kind of a trip. 4o\ | Interest compounded twice a year. Address Department B (Bank ing by Mail) for interesting little booklet Central Bank & Trust Corporation Candler Building, horse play and suggestlvsnass too often found In the lighter form of entertain ment offored to the theater-going pub lie. Knights To Give Minstrel. Everything Is now ready for the big minstrel show at the IIIJou theater, to be given by the Knights of Columbus Friday evening. With a good orches tra, a chorus of flfty voices, the best talent In the city participating; the lat est and funniest songs, catchy dancing, numerous specialties, and all that goes with a first-class minstrel show, a their command, It goes without say ktg that only tho best Is to be expected. This production Is sure to surpass the "Jamboree" given lately at tho Marlet College hall, and those who en joyed that treat, and remember the packed houee to which they played, had better not miss this chance t< tough and be merry. Fun, fast and fu. rlous. Is guaranteed, end only Jokes of the-latest vintage will ba Inflicted on the audience. Pastime Theater. With only a fow more performances yet to be given, there Is an Increased attendance at the Paatlme theater, where a delightful vaudeville Is being presented each afternoon ond evening. Cooled by electric fans, It Is a de llghtfut spot to visit, and tho ladles and children are finding the matinees at 1 and 4 o'clock mast diverting. This week the bill Includes Illnney and Chapman In "The Copper and the Maid," Syta and Byti in the barrel Jumping act, Mis* Wilson In Illus trated songs, and Mias Nettle Brittain In clever dances and Impersonations. At the matinees the children are ad mitted for half price, Skating at 8t. Nicholas. Now that the colossal orchestrion has become perfectly attuned and made to keep accurate time, the ekatora In the mammoth rink of the St. Nleholas Au dltorlum art finding this papular paa tlme even more pleasing than ever. Mu. ale Is furnished at each of the three dally skating sessions of the rink, and this gives an added attraction to those In search of a health-giving amuse ment. . With the advent of the summer months, the paatlme Is taking on re newed life nnd hundreds are to be seen there In the morning from 11 to l o'clock, from I; 10 to 6 o'clock and from a to 11 o'clock. ENGINES DEMOLISHED IN WRECK NEAR ROME Special to The Georgian. Gadsden, Ala., June IS.—A local mixed freight train which Is operated between Attalla and Rome, da., on the Southern railway, collided with switch engine of tpo Alabama Great Southern railroad at Sulphur Springe yesterday and both engines were com pletely demolished. The passenger and freight train engines and two freight can were overturned and completely blocked the tracks for some distance. COREY IS STILL WITH BIO 8TEEL CORPORATION. New York, June 11.—Filing of srtl clee of Incorporation by the Minne sota Steel Company, controlled by the United States Steel Corporation, shows that W. E. Corey has not yet given up his Interest In the big steel company. He Is among the directors of the new company, - Four Would-Be Lawyers. The regular business of hearing cases was suspended In superior court Wed nesday while four applicants for ad- mission to the bar were standing the necessary examination. The examina tions were written and were held under the supervision of Judge Pendleton. The papers ere sent to the examining board without the names of the applicants, numbers bring used Instead. The names with corresponding numbers are held by Judge Pendleton until tbe board passes upon the examination. Reception At Church. A reception was tendered to one hun dred new members of the Jackson Hill Baptist church Wednesday night. Sev eral speeches were made and the even, lng proved an enjoyable one. Thtat hundred members have Joined the Mi*„h.ll fhurch since Dr. J. D. Jordan became Wr. Mltenell ana horsyth. f actor 0 f the congregation. EPWORTH LEAGUE CONFERENCE MEETS; Delegates Entertained at Barbecue Dinner at Or phans’ Home. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga, June II.—At noon today the Epworth Leagues of the South Georgia Conference convened In this city for tbclr sixth annual conference. Hundreds of delegates from all over South Georgia are In attendance, end one of the largest and most Interesting conferences ever held by the leagues Is now on In the Central Clty ; The program that haa been arranged for the conference Is full of Interesting speoches to be made by prominent men from various cities In ths conference. This afternoon the delegates were en tertained at a barbecue, held at the South Georgia Conference Orphans' Home, In Vlnevtlle. An Interesting program haa been ar ranged for the afternoon session of the convention. Tonight thd first meeting wilt be held In the parlors of the Mulberry Street Methodist church. The conference will last through Sun day. and the program for all the meet ings Is one of the most Interesting ever prepared. TWO MERCHANT BOATS ARE ORDERED BUILT. Hpnrlsl to Tho Georgian, Macon, Ga., June II.—At a meeting of the directors of the Macon Naviga tion Company held yesterday after noon, In the offices of the Chamber of Commerce, very little Important bust ness was transacted. One of the largest moves of the com pany at the meeting yesterday was the announcement of their sending for two expert ship builders to come to Macon and begin the building of two large steamers. The ships will be built In this city nt the foot of Sixth street and work upon them will likely commence within the next ten days. These large boats, when completed will run between Macon and Bruns wick. SICK HEADACHE Pcsmvtir Cuato Br Thcix Little Phis. Dyspesla rellered, Constipation avoided. Bowels regulated, no pole, eo griping. SMALL PILL. small ooaa. SMALL PRIOI. WOUNDED OFFICER RESUMES HIS POST. Special to Tho Georgian. Macon, Ga, June 13.—Officer Coley, who haa been laid up for several weeks from Injuries received In the shooting affair on Poplur street some time ago, la again on duty. The officer's thumb that was badly Injured during the trou ble Is about healed and hie left leg, which suffered from a slight flesh wound from a pistol shot. Is entirely healed and not giving the officer any trouble. JOYCE PLEAD8 GUILTY TO CHARGE OF FORGERY. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga, June II.—P. S. Joyce pleaded guilty before Judge Felton yes terday to the charge of forgery, and was sentenced to four months on the county chalngang or pay a fine of 8100. lit Is alleged that Joyce forged a check, which ha presented for payment at the American National Bank In tide city. The check was for $45. JUDGE MILLER IN RACE TO STAY TO THE FINI8H Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga, June II.—Mayor Bridges Smith, In a letter to Judge A. L. Mill er, under date of June 10. agreed not to make the Tace for mayor In the coming primary, providing that Judgi Miller would also agree not to mak< the race. Judge Miller, however, de cllned to accept the proposition, and said that he Intended to make the fight Don’t Be Fat My New Obesity Reducer Quickly Changes Your Weight 7fi Nor mal, Requiros No Starvation Process and Is Abso. lutely Safe. TRIAL PACKAGE*MAILED FREE. My new Obesity lledueer, taken at meal time, compels perfect assimilation of the food sad setals the food nutriment where regardless of all elements and factions. Till* announcement will be received with great Interest, not only In JJacon but throughout the state, and In view of tho prospective candidacy of Hon. John T. Moore and Alderman W. H. Sloan, the politicians will begin to do some tell talking and stirring. Tho proposition came from Mayor Smith, who wrote a letter to Judge A. L. Mill er, In- which he set forth the reasons why he thought It would be best for both he end Judge Miller to withdraw from the race for mayor. JUDGE SIGNS ORDER FOR RETURN OF HOLT. Special to The Georgia o. Macon, Ga., June 13.—Judge Felton yesterday signed an order In habeas corpus against Sheriff Fred Wimberly, of Twlgge county. For gome time tho county officers of Bibb have been try* lng to land In the Bibb county Jail one Henry Holt, who Is wantod here to an- ewer to a charge of larceny attar trust When Holt knew that tho officers of the law were upon his trail, he skipped across to Twiggs county, where ho also got In bad with the officials. Sheriff Robertson has asked Sheriff Wimberly to turn the man over to him. but all requests have met with point blank refusals. YeslOrday tho high sheriff of thla county appeared before Judge Felton with habeas corpus ceedlnga, and they were Instituted at once. INJURED MEN RELEASED FROM MACON H08PITAL. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga, June 13.—Conductor M. F. Bridges, Engineer L. Atkinson and Fireman W.' B. Parker, who were in jured in the Central freight wreck near Orchard Hill Monday night, have all been discharged from the city hospital. At first It was thought the.condltlon of the three men might prove serious, but It was found that they lied merely had a good shaking up. MACON PUBLIC SCHOOL8 - HAVE LARGE CLA88. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., June 13.—Only one week more of school and then the studente ar.d teachers of the Bibb county schools will enjoy a vacation of three months. The school year will end on Friday, June 21, and many are the boya and girls who are anxiously waiting for the calendar to creep around to that date. The pnst year has been a most success, ful one. There were more pupils en rolled than In any other year. There will be a large graduating class this year, of both young inen and women, who wtu receive their diplomas on next Friday. WILLIAM HERB DIE8 AFTER LONG ILLNESS. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Go., June 18.—After an Ill ness of about thifei month*. William D. Herb, aged 31 years, died yesterday at the residence of hie sister, Mrs. E. Burnett, 270 Maple street. Mr. Herb was a brother-in-law of John R. and Tobe Burnett, of this city, and was one of the best known msn In Macon, being known among both old and young as “Uncle Bliley." Ha leaves two listers, Mrs. Burnett of Macon, and Mrs. J. W. Rawlings, of Chicago, 111., and one brother, Professor Frank Herb, of Houston, Texas. Little Boy Is Dead. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Qa., June 13.—After an Ill ness of about one month, Harry, the 11-montha-old eon of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bwarlngen, died late yesterday afternoon at the home of the parents, on Huguenln Heights. The funeral serv ices were held this afternoon from the family residence, Rev. W. H. Budd of ficiating. The Interment was made In Riverside cemetery. VACATION STUDY. The Brenau Summer School of Music, Languages, Oratory, Literature and Mathematics, beginning June 13, offers an excellent opportunity to teachers and others to combine the pleasures of a summer resort with some profitable employment. 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KELLOGG, 262 Kellogg Bldg, Battle Creek, Mich. Kperlal to The Georgias. Columbus, Ga, June 13.—The credit ors of Captain O. P. Poe have petition ed the United States court to declare him a bankrupt. Claims amounting to 31.333 have boon made against him, which Is the legal amount for a petition for Involuntary bankruptcy. St. Johns Plenie. The members of the Sunday school of St. Johns Methodist church, to the number of 400, picnicked Thursday at llrownwood, near the Confederate Sol dlers' Home. Six special cars were chartered to carry the Sunday school to the plrnc grounds, and they left the church, on Georgia avenue, at S o'clock Thuraday morning. The leave the church, on Georgia avenue, picnic party was In charge of Su perintendent F. A. Quinlan and Secre tary J. W. Stallings. Colonel Hamilton Here. Colonel D. B. Hamilton, of Rome, was In Atlanta Wednesday en route to Ath. ens to attend a meeting Thursday of the board of trustees of the Universi ty of Georgia. Colonel Hamilton ha* been a member of the board perhaps longer than any man now serving. He Is especially Interested In the new Young Men’s Christian Association building to be erected on the university campus. Teachers to Chicago. A party of teachers from Southern colleges and high schools will leave Atlanta over the Southern railway next ~ ' ' y morning for Chicago to attend University of Chicago during the er. The party will be In charge ofeesor E. C. Brown, of Emory College. The trip Is an annual one, and It is expected that about 75 teachers will take the summer courses at the university. T. P. A. to Jamestown. The Georgia delegation of the Trav- elera' Protective Association will leave Atlanta next Saturday at noon for tho Jamestown Exposition over the South, ern railway, to be present at tho na tional convention of the organisation, which will be held at the exposition. A large party Is expected, and It Is prob •hie that a special train will bo neces •ary. To Go on Camping Tour. Special to The Georgian. Columbus, Ga, June 13.—W. L. Dowd, director of physical culture of the Young Men'a Christian Association of this city, will tak* about twenty of the boya of that Institution to Juniper. Ga., next week on a two weeks' camping out tour. Lake Chautauqua, The St. Lawrence River, The Adirondacks and The Seaside Resorts are best reached by the Big Four Route (New York Central Lines.) Trains Fast and Frequent. Most Convenient Hours. Parlor Cars. . Dining Cars and Through Sleepers Inuaring greatest comfort enroute. Aek for tickets via Big Four Bout© It. E. mini. T. I*. A.. Atlanta. Ga. MITCHELL, U. 8. A.. Chattanooga BARNUM AND BAILEY are not here but the Natato- rium is; go over and have a swim. A scientific fr#afaot f M Whiskey, Opium, Mm* phlne, Cecalaa, Chhral, Tobacca and Neutailba. ala at Henra fiftapsf/Mb The OnlyKoeliylnitl* lull In Giorfli 229 Woodward An., ATLANTA, GA. iMKjecIcy CONCAVED, HONED AND REPAIRED. Called for and delivered. 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Broad alton Lallatt* John Thomason llosaer Printing .'(inverse A Win, Kirkpatrick & Co IP Atlanta Lah«l Co 01 L Georgia Deutsche Zeltnng a «i Converse A W.ng.......,a, «j«ji * ..^.,64 Madison Ave rant ffidg. If so, patronize the above office! and you will please 30,000 Union People In Atlanta, Atlanta Typographical Upton, 620 Candler Building P. O. Box 266 Atlanta Phqne 873 TAX NOTICE State and County Tex Books now open. Moke your rota ot once ond ovoid tho rush. Rooks will close in o few doys, T. M. ARMISTEAD, . Tax Receiver. VfiRAND Tonight—Matinee Saturday* 0E0. FAWCETT COMPANY Presenting Belasco & De Mllle'e Com edy, THE CHARITY BALL. Night, 26c to 60c. Mntlnec, 26c and 85c. Next Week: "COW BOY and tho LADY.” TOE BIJOU KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS MINSTRELS FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH, One porformaneo only. Barrel of fun and music. BALE OPENS WEDNESDAY. Regular Bijou Prices. sIASINO Tonight—Matinee Today. Tonight—Matinee Thuraday. Lincoln J. Carter's Scenic Romance DOWN MOBILE. Elaborate Stage Setting*. A caps- . 0 company of players. Advance sals at Bijou Box Offics. Next Weeki "MY WlFE’8 FAMILY." Matinees 3 and 4 p. m. Night 7:30 to I 1 THIS WEEK’S PROGRAM. BENNY 4 CHAPMAN, In “Tha Copper and ths Maid." 8YTZ 4 SYTZ, Champion Barrtll Jumpers. MI8S WILSON, “THAT'8 ALL," Songs and Dances, MISS NETTIE BRITTAIN. In Impersonations. KEEP CLOSE TO HOME while you are away. Order The Georgian and News sent to you every day—any where; 45 cents a month or 10 cents a week. Phone 4928 or write circulation depart ment, The Georgian and News. No trouble to change address. Died in Hospital. Special to The* r.vorRinii. Columbus. Ga., .Tune 13.—The death of their little 14-tnoRthg-nld son, which occurred ut a nar.itnrlum here ytsttr- day was a snd Lion to Mr. and Miu.11 A. M.-1 P. M.i 3:30 P. M.-6 P. M.; E. A. Patterson, of Oawlche.*, Ala , wlloI 8 P. M.-11 P. M. brought hhn here for treatment. MUSIC EVER- CCC8I0N. WHITE CITY Atlanta's Newert and Largest Amuse ment Perk. TWO CONCERTS DAILY By Wedemsyer’s Band. VAUDEVILLE 2:30 and 4:00 In Af ternoon: 7 and 9 at Nigh*. CATCH EAST FAIR 3TREET CAR8. PONCE DE LEON PARK. “ATLANTA’S PLAYGROUND'' SHADE SHELTER SEATS SERVICE Band Concerts Twice Daily MORE popular THAN EVER St Nicholas Auditorium PONCE DE LEON PARK SKATING DAILY