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HE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEW a.
A'EDXESDAY. NOVEMIIKI:
Dr. Albei t l'ushmop Dny was a
ycuti* Ronton physician who killed
himself a foiv days after his clan
destine marriage to Mira Estelle
Mauil I’nllahan. a professional
nurse. It Is said he was driven
to self-destruction through u re
morse of having led a dual life,
he having married another woman
live years ago. who Is still living
and has a child. His wife's por
tion also appears herewith.
‘‘The Daylight Corner”
6*s
There is a 'certain
class of men who are
not interested in being
well-dressed, but YOU
are not in that class.
make a
Today we
special display of over
coats. Come in and try
coats,
one on.
$12.50 to $40.
Eiseman
1 MIMall St.
TO BE BEGUN SOON
Plans For Baptist Audito
rium Are Now Com
pleted.
The plans -of the new* Bnntist taber
nacle will be shown to a large number
of the subscribers to the enterprise at a
banquet to be given Thursday night in
the Tabernacle lecture room.
Work of tearing down the old build
ings now- on the Luckle street alto will
begin either Friday or Saturday and It
Is expected that the first of the new
buildings, the working girls' dormitory,
will be ready for occupancy by the first
of the year.
Architect R. II. Hunt, of Chattanno-
gtt. will arrive Thursday night, bringing
with him the drawings for the new
building, which have Just been com
pleted.
The meeting will be in the nature of a
good-follow-ship gathering, byt the fit
tufe action of the association will prob-
ably be determined. The following
program has been arranged:
Prayer, by Rev. John D. dorian. D. D.
Our New Plans—Ur. Joseph Brough
ton. chairman construction committee,
and K. H. Hunt, architect.
Our Subscribers—Colonel H. A. Eth
eridge, treasurer.
Our Infirmary nnd tlic New Plane—
A. K. Hawkes.
Our AVorklng Girls' Dormitory and
the New Plans—\A\*8. William.
Our node t'onference and the New
Plans—John J. Eagan.
Our New Enterprise and the City—
F. L. Seely, editor Georgian.
The Church and the Whole Scheme-
Rev. Lcn O. Broughton.
Georgia Poultry Associa
tion Plans Show in
Atlanta.
fin November 26 one of the most ex
tensive poultry and dog kIiowh ever
seen In the South will be opened In At-
lunta. The ehow will be held from No
vember 26 to November 30 and entries
will be on exhibition not only from At
lanta and all part* of the etnte, but
frrtm many adjoining *tate*.
The show will be held In Hafttlng*’
warehouse, at 16 West Mitchell Mtroet.
and 5ome of the fineot specimens of
poultry nn»J dogs u*JU bo placed on ex
hibition. The list of premiums Is now
In the lmnda r.f the printer nnd will bf
ready for publication within tho next
few days. It Ik stated that tho pre
miums are l i torn I and that a number
•if special ra ises will be offered. •
The show v.iH be th# first of tho
kind that has been heW In the ntate
win be held under the Auspices of
»>«rffln Poultry Afsoclntlon, which has
recently been organised and which
Montgomery Ladies Organ
ize and Active Work is
Commenced.
special to The Ucorgir.u.
Montgomery, Ala.. Nov. 6.—The wom
en of the city have organised to take
an active interest In the prohibition
ampaign In this city, nnd Mr*r Nannie
Curtis, of Texas, is here to inaho
speeches the rest of the week. There
ouslderable enthusiasm amdng the
prohibitionists.
Tonight nt the Dexter Avenue Meth-
odfst church Mrs. Curtis will deliver
an address. Tomorrow night Mrs. Cur-
will speak at the West Knd Metho
dist church.
The campaign headquarter* Is busy
and literature Is being secured io be
distributed. After the speaking this
week there will be a systematic cam
paign carried out until Judge Gaston
announces the date of election and then
speaker* will be secured from all over
WILL WED ONLY FOR LOVE
MISS LENA SELZER.
poultry and dog fanciers In Atlanta nnd
the ?tttto.
The association has Just filed nppjl-
cutlon In the superior court for u char
ter and will make the show an annual
country to make addresses.
BEADY TO BECEIVE
REWARDS OFFERED
The incorporators ore Will V. Zim
mer. 11. (i. Hustings, A. P. Wooiey, W.
Ft. Allard. Alf Periling and others. Tho
amount of capital stock Is placed at
51-0OO.
The arrangements for the coming
.<‘1 »w arc in charge of George Wade,
secretary »*f the association, nnd Alf
Bortlinj. who will be superintendent.
CHIMNEY3 DAMAGED
BY HEAVY BLASTING.
I'haltanoogu, 'iVr.il., Nov. 6.—Jinny
Md.niH of St. Elmo claim the con-
;nunu.« blasting Inst nnmmer for the
Southern rallway'n tunnel through
Lookout Mminiuln ruined their brick
enlmney* nnd the fluen were either
»tot,perl up or hod dangerous holes In
them.
When Atlanta and Fulton county
were being stirred over a year ago by
crimee of negro assailants, many eltl-
xens find business firms nubsriibed to
a reward to be paid to those who ef
fected the rapt-.tie of the negro.
The mystery surrounding these
crimes was solved when Will Johnson
confessed Just before he was hanged.
The men who made tho arrest were Of.
liners Huntyn arid Davis of the county
pollen force. Officer Huntyn lilt nine*
resigned and Is now In other employ
ment. He mado no attempt to get the
rewards offered while he was an ofll-
ear. but notv be Is In a position to re
ceive them.
Those who subscribed und who desire
to reward him with the amounts they
agreed to give at the time, may do so
by addressing I’. W. Bunlyn, 400 Tem
ple Court building.
Mic* Ler.a Selrtr is the young Philadelphia girl who eloped from her
home to New York with Mark A. Gallagher, but v.as prevented from
marrying him by being arerat.d. She declares that her mother tvanie to
force her to marry oonr.e one else, but aho will not do ao, but will follow
the dictation bf her heart as aeon as oho it released.
GEN. ANDERSON
TO BE BANQUETED
SAY ITS OFFICERS
Lieutenant Colonel V. If. Shearer of
the Fifth Georgia Regiment will he
toastmaster nt the banquet Friday
night which the officers of the mlllthi
organisation nre giving to General t'llf. iRut Reports Will Eo Inves-
ford L. Anderson, who has rerenllyt
been promoted from the command of
the regiment lo head of the state
troops.
There will l>e about thirty-live offi
cers present at the banquet, v.-hlch is
to be held nt tho Etowah cafe. No set
speeches have been arranged, but va-
lous officers will be called upon for
short talks.
tigated at Meeting Next
Tuesday.
Overcoatish Weather
—we're ready with a great stock
into
Time you were getting
that new overcoat, don’t you
think? Come and let us show
you what fine ones we are selling
at moderate prices.
Just now we’re calling espe
cial attention to the $22.50 andl^SSi
$25.00 lines of Rogers, Peet &
Co and Hart, Schaffner & Marx
coats—very excellent values.
And the smart suits at same
prices will interest you.
Daniel Bros. Co.
L. J. DANIEL, President.
45-47-49 Peachtree Street
'•Tin* Grady Hospital row, a* It 1
termed, I* nothin# more than a case of
too much talk and unr.ec**B*ury ngita
tlon. In reality there Is no Herlous
trouble In the Institution. I ain per-
j footly willing for every department to
• be thoroughly Investigated."
i Thin statement wim rondo Wedue*-
:duy morning by Chairman Joseph
i Hlmdi, of the hospital board of frux-
j tee*, concerning the proposed Investi
gation by the madlcul Lnnrd Into the
report* of friction anion# tho nurses
and official*.
RtiperintcnUrm .Vendor r.ho ithHert*
that he know* of »v» trouble In the hos
pital and nay* there is no more friction
than might be found Ir any big body
of people.
•*l know of no two people In the
whole of the hospital who are not on
apeaking tOtltlB,” said the superintend
ent. "And as a- matter of fact, ,-ujrc
Is no number of people tn the atatc of
Georgia, as bigr as here, that !jet* along
together a* utnlnhl v and conger billy.”
The report* of friction, the official*
state, has grown out of the lotter of
complaint written to the board of trus-
! tees by Miss Garrle Dan«ler, one of the
j pupil nurse*, to tho effect that Miss
Mamlr Ashford, one rf rlie head
J nurses. \vo* overbearing in Iter conduct.
jThls action. It I* said, ha* mused some
of the people In the hcsidtaj fo *ytn•
< pathizc with Mis* Dini-ler and other*
j with the bond rursc*.
i chairman Hlr*eh ilobnrs that the
; talk that lm* grown out of this matter
i ha* had no tffect ch th# discipline of
the hoapltal, and that the uffatn of the
i Institution are being conducted smooth-
meeting of the i.icdienl b; ard
failed to materialise Tuesday night, but
the hospital matter will ho taken up bv
the hoard next Tuesday night. At thl*
time. It Is expected, pi utlcMlty all of
the attacho* of the hospital will he
called on to fell whether they know of
any friction or trouble of any kind In
the hospital.
. TK? Business
of This Bank
is conducted in accordance with sound, conservative tanking principles.
Its facilities are at - ths disposal of individuals, firms and corporations
who desire the services of a mod?rn ahd thoroughly equipped hank.
Every feature of hanking business is transacted in accordance with ths
most approved methods.
Capital Stock . $ 600,000.00
urptus
Ssources
600,000.00
6,750^00.00
JAMES
OFFICERS.
W. ENGLISH President
DIRECTORS.
JOHN K. OTTLEY....
Vice-President
CHARLES I. RYAN Cashier
WM. T. P2RKER30N .. .Assistant Cashier
JAS. M. THOMAS Assistant Cashier
J. D. Turner
Albert Steiner
II. 0. Stockde’l
Joseph Hircch
J. R. Hopkins
E. C. Peters
J. W. English, Jr.
John J. Woodside
James W. English
•T. D. Robinson
J. R. Gray
John K. Ottley
Ban B. Harris
Ohas. A. Wickersham
Charles I. Ryan
James M. Thomas
Geo. W. Parrott
REMORSE CAUSED SUICIDE
FLOUR MILLS OPEN
ATLANTA OFFICES
WITH THE CHURCHES
News and Notes of Atlanta’s Re
ligious Life.
"Shall \\> Know Koch Other In Heav
en?" was the loplr of an interesting and
Instructive sermon by Dr. Allen Wilson
| at the First Christian church Tuesday
1 night, lively sent In both auditoriums
) was filled b.v people who listened with
; rapt attention ns the preacher unfolded
IF mtsuiwiu
tho leaching of the Scripture* upon.thhtvv
question In which everyone seemed to ' ,j
| have a personal Interest. The preacher
argued that In order to have personal
. recognition, whether on earth or In
1 heaven., there must br Identity anil
memory. Many imssages of Scripture
were cited to dhow that Identity Is not '
destroyed by death. Professor Unit
sang very sweetly "We Shall Know
Hath Other There.” Wednesday night's
subject Is announced as “A Prayer that
Jesus Prayed." The number of acces
sions to the church during the meetlnc
so far Is reported as over 1(0.
A reunion of the men members of ths
First Baptist church will be held AS'ed-
ineadey evening at 7:S« o'clock In the
j lecture room of the church- when eup-
1 per will be served- This will be fol
lowed by it meeting, at which Judge
j Marcus W, Beck and oilier* will make
’brief eddresses. It Is hoped to draw
!»;» member, closer together and to
Increase the membership of the church,
and every member of the First Baptist
id to ‘
jfMl
I* fnvlttff to be pr«#nl.
SPARKS VOTES BONDS
FOR WATER SYSTEM
gpei-fsl lo The Georgies.
Sparks, Ga.. Nov. t.—By a vote of 5*
for and 3 against Hrarks voted yes
terday to Issue CJ.tiut) thirty-year s'
per cent bonds tp provide funds for
j r.n electric light plant and a system of
i waterworks. Tito hand* are already
soul at n goad premium *nd work I* to
begin at once.
Dirt ha« been broken lor a 115,000
brick hotel, and there are five or six
handsome residences under construc-
TRY KILPATRICK
THURSDAY MORNING
The preliminary trial of W. R. Kil
patrick. i lmigcd with murder by thr
brother of W. D. Wood, who was shot
and killed Saturday night while in Kil
patrick's yard, lias been set for Thurs
day morning nt 9 o’clock before Justlra
Landrum. Kilpatrick .surrendered him
self after hearing that a warrant had
been awom out. though a coroner's Jury
had acquitted him.
Gold Jewelry
( The National .Milling Company, of
Toledo, and the Liberty .Mills, of Nush-
| vltle. have opened u new southeastern
headquarters at 52s Candler building.
! under the management ■! Wf&kjpouu
A Lane. J.ngan T. Williamson. of
Nashville, and R. Lanai, of Gallatin.
TVnn., nre two well known men In the
flour nnd mill products business, Mr.
Williamson having traveled through
tht* part of the South for n numb: - of
years.
The new Icnin !■ offices v.f'f av Hour
and mill products (•' lk> Jyl!f trade
only. Tiny rettvseti' hlv : I;.-
lorrels lo n'ri •
WOMAN CHARGED WITH SELLING Grocery Company Chartered.
WHI8KY WITHOUT LICENSE. Jape-lnl to Tho Georgian.
Montgomery. Ala.. Nov. «.—Tlie Jlu- |
! tua! Grocery Company of Columbia has !
Special to The Georgian-
Montgomery. Ala., Nov. U.—Jennie i ,
Mniter ... t„ hut hv nfommd the secretory «f state of Its
" alket was sent to jail by United moorporatlon with a capital slock of
atBtea Commissioner John A. Elmore, $I5,000. The Inc. inomlors nre: t Y.
In default of a R00 Isuul. having been i Palmar, W. B. McArthur, J. II. Walker
arrested ctungeu with setting liquor uiui Vauuer Hnndirson.
without license.
Mayor Rhett Re-elected.
Spcchll to The Lc irghic.
Charleston. 8. Nov. (.—The mu-
r, I cl pf.l primary here was the quietest
hciii In many years. Mayor Rhett was
utiopisiseii and In only a few wards
were there any aldermanlc contests.
Tho vote cost was very light, only be-
tween t.son nnd J.daq votes being enst.
In View of Sirs. Pollls P. litffitiustoirs I
illiMophcr." .from the Kauu collection,
(urmle'r. of French art critics snggm ihst
rrsnre slionhl hire a law problbltlng mice t
An assortniput of such
complete and varied beau
ty as puts it easily in the*
first rank.
Brooches of all the new
patterns, with coral (ja
bot-lions of various atom
•fold-bamled or pearl-set.
Exquisite designs.
Bracelets galore—in all
tlie new and most effect
ive patterns.
■tirty tbfiu tan of thf rvanttr. Th*•
Anu rlmn peril lit nr« U liM umfiig terrify* I
In* lo l»!un»|M*an«, who hi*r yet have to
vIrIi the luniMMima of America to an/
Maier & Berkele