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A / ?•' THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS; MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1911. WASHINGTON IS CROWDED FOR WEDDING CELEBRATION Will Be Most Notable Social Event the Capital Has Known For Half a Century—Dazzling Display of Silver Pres ents Fills Red Room at White House. Washington, Juno 19,—With the ar rival In this city this morning of the •pedal train bearing the Commercial Club of Cincinnati ond the luncheon at noon given by the club to President Taft, the program for the atlver wed ding celebration of President and Mrs. ;Teft began. i All members of the executive house hold are here for the occasion. The brilliant decoration of the white house lawns and the Interior of tho mansion are complete and with, the promise of Ideal weather tonight the celebration will be without exception the most no table social event Washington has seen for half a century. Tive Thousand Queata. More than 5,000 guests from every part of the United States will accept the hospitality of the President and Mrs. Taft. All trains arriving In this city yesterday and today brought out- of-town friends and relatives of tho distinguished family. They crowded the hotels, and will tonight mlngto with the social throng on the grounds of the mansion. Hundreds of Presents. Presents have arrived by the hun dreds. It Is variously estimated that sliver to the value of from 115,000 to tZO.OOO now dlls the red room. This gorgeous plate cornea from every part of the United States. Foreign minis ters have sent gifts, the house and sen ate, the members of the cabinet, the president's class and his fraternity at Yale, the famous Taft Philippine party and scores of other organisations have contributed to the beautiful array of silver. The luncheon given to the president today by the Cincinnati Commercial club took place at tha Chevy Chase Country club and was attended by more than 60 persona. All of the hosts were boyhood friends of tha president, and all of them have watched with neigh' horly Interest his career from practle ing attorney In Cincinnati to tha pres idency of tha United States. Whits House Dscoratsd. The white house tonight will be out lined In fire. Thousands of electric lights have been strung around every angle snd cornice. The trees on the lawn will hold elus tcrs of light and powerful search lights from the stats, war and navy buildings win throw varl-colored rays on the fountains of the white house grounds. It la now planned that the receivtni party will be greeted under a canopied stand on the west lawn. Mrs. Taft will be assisted in this by her daughter. Miss Helen. The members of tho cabl- net and their wives will also be in the receiving line. Dancing wil Itake place In .the eeet mom while the marine band and the Unted Statee engineer band will play continuously for the gueste. DIOGENES IN SEARCH OF AN . HONEST MAN BOYS HIGH SCHOOL 1907 TO ENJOY A BANQUET The fifth annual banquet of the Boys High School class of 1907 will be held at S o'clock Wednesday night at the Cafe Durand. At the banquet last year, which was attended by about 30 mem bers of the class which was graduated with 61 members. It was decided that In future a banquet would be held oh the third Wednesday In June of each year and ths choosing of the place and menu was left to the officers. The plates this year will cost 12 each and every man In ths class Is urged to attend. The class of '07 was one of the largest of Its period to be graduated from the High school and has. met every year at, a successful reunlop banquet, In which every oh* seemed to forget the fact that ‘he was nut of the High school and no longer connected overy day with the others. Many of tho men who were graduated have made splendid records In college and In business In the short time since they left the High school. Carlisle Smith, now playing third base for Nashville, In the Southern league, was a member of this class and starred on the High school team for three seasons. Linton Zachry le acting treasurer of the class and all members who wish to attend the banquet are urged to call at Daniel Brothers' store and see hlin either Monday or Tuesday. The other officers are: Vernon Stiles, president; Hugh Fuller, vice president, and How ard ,Torter, secretary. ft WHITE DUCK CLOTHES CAUSED CUTTING AFFRAY Dalton, Qa., June 19.—George Whita ker, a young negro boy, Saturday cut the throat of Merritt Tate, another ne gro, because the latter had been guying him about wearing white durk clothes For a tlms It was thought Tate would die, and ths preliminary hearing wan postponed to see If the charge against Whitaker should bs stabbing or mur der. Whitaker le now in fall and Tate, It la believed, will recover. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. TIib Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature SOUTHERN ROAD TRAIN ST0PS_AT DALTON Dalton, Qa., June 19—-Today the "road improvement train," operated by the Southern road, le In Dalton, this being the nrst stop made by the train in the state. The train consists of lecture and demonstration coaches and Is accompa nied by two road-bulldlng experts, D. It. Winslow and H. C. Wells, of the united States government. To greet the train here were the road overseers of tit* various county districts, togeth er with the commissioners of roads and revenue. The treln will spend Tuesday at Rome. pzLii—nvni _ . .. Iirllalrr. Mich.. Nov. 19. 1908. Mr. J. T. Rhuplrlnc, Savannah, Oa. and niter fourteen jrenra' au(Turin ranenns. O. WILSON. AVOIDING CHAUFFEUR, GIRUSBADLY HURT Boeton, June 19.—To escape the at tention! of a chauffeur she had known but a few hours, Mlee Mildred Fisher, aged 26, a manicurist, dived from the automobile to the street' while the ma chine was seeding 30 miles an hour today at Bsacon-st. and Charles Gate, East, and was seriously, perhaps fatal ly, Injured. She was found unconscious In the street and was hurried to the city hospital. — . The chaiiffaUr continued without slackening the‘.Speed of the machine and escaped. He la known to the po lice, however, and hie arrest Is ex pected. 4 PERS0NSARE HURT BY RUNAWAY HORSE Montieello, Qa., June 19.—While re turning from church Sunday the horee of Ruseell Penn, driven by Mlee Kate Penn, became frightened by a passing automobile snd ran away, throwing out both Miss Penn and Miss Bessie Thomason. Tlis horse ran Into the buggy driven by J. J. Pope and C. J. Pope, turning It over end throwing both men out.. While the, four persons re ceived Injuries not any one of them le In a serious condition. Fashion an Open Book to Her MRS. PHINEA8 CHE8TER THOMPSON. This New York snd Philadelphia woman Is acclaimed by Andre De* Fouguirea, Parisian arbiter cf styles, to be the most perfect woman in Europe as to dross, style, distinction and bssring. “How a nation to now," •aye M. Fouguiree, "could product t woman with cuch rart tecta in draco and carriage I can not comprohond. Europe cen not produce her aqua!." Mrs, Thompson it a distant cousin of W. K. Vanderbilt. SPECIAL LOW PRICES UNTIL JUNE 25 GOOD SET OF TEETH . . . Gold Crowns, the best 22k gold All other Dental Work' at very low prices. Come at once and take ad- 3 Established In $3 $3 IMPRESSIONS TAKEN. TEETH DELIVERED SAME DAY. LADY ATTENDANT. Dr. E. G. Griffin's Gate City Dental Rooms 24'/. WHITEHALL STREET. Bell Phone 1703. Hours! 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.[ Sundays, 9 a. m. to 4 p, m . INCINNATI TWO FAST TRAINS Lv. 6:45 AM., 5:10 PM. HOBSON SEES VISION OF CHINESE INVASION Congressman Richmond Pearson Hob- >n, speaking on the "yellow peril," ad dressed the congregation of St. Lukea Episcopal church and many visitors Sunday -morning at 11 o'clock at the church. He discussed the situation In :he Far East from the standpoint of nlsslon work and Incidentally touched m love of the American flag and the economic Imporiance'of the South. Rev. C. B. Wllmer. rector of tha church, had heard this address at Columbia unlver- and had Invited Congressman Hob- to deliver It In Atlanta, which he agreed to'do. Christianising,the Chinese before that nation of millions of people awakes to Its Importance as a world power Is the course urged by Mr. Hobson. Other wise, ho said, the Chinese In 50 years would scourge the world. He foresees a war of extermination between the white and yellow races, unless this Is . With China buying cotton prod- _ to ths extent of 14,(100,00(1 bales a ear, most of tt from the staple grown the American . Southland, he brings question of missionary endeavor at 'to the United States and to the t. He believes America should the other, white nation* In sending teachers Into the ancient empire. TRUSTS TREMBLE WHEN HE GETS IN BEHIND ’EM the homi Boutl lead CITIZENS OF JESUP VOTE TO ISSUEJ.25,000 BONDS Jssup, Ga., June 19.—An election for 116,000 waterworks bonds was held Sat urday and carried by an overwhelming majority. Cltlaens are greatly pleased over the prospect of having water works. 1 x To Hold Poultry Show. Columbus, Os., June 19.—The Colum- j bus Poultry association has decided to hqld a poultry show here op December 12, 11 and 14, and will offer prises for. thoroughbred fowls and pigeons of all kinds. A committee haa been appoint- j ed to get up a prospectus and premium i list and to advertise ths event. Every woman's heart responds to the charm and sweetness of a baby's voice, because nature intended her foe, motherhood. But even the loving nature of a mother shrinks from the ordeal because such a time is regard ed as a period of suffering and danger. Women who use Mother's Friend are saved much discomfort and sufferirtg, and their systems, being thoroughly prepared by this ipeat remedy, arc n a healthy condition to meet the time with the least possible suffering and danger. Mother’s Friend is rceonimendcd only for the relief and comfort of expectant mothers; it is in no sense a remedy for various ills, but its many years of success, and the thousands of endorsements re ceived from women who have used it are s guarantee of the benefit to be derived from its use. This remedy does not accomplish wonders but sim- 1 >ly assists nnturc to perfect its work. Hot her'a Friend allays nausea, pre vents caking of the breasts, and every way contributes to strong, healthy motherhood. Mother’s Friend is sold at drug stores. Write for our free book for expectant mothers. BRADF1EU) REGULATOR CO., /dents, Co. Mofh$i& '«nd FRANK B. KELLOGG. Special counsel of the department of Juatlce In the prosecution of the Stand ard Oil Company snd known os the "trust buster” who. as a witness before the Stanley eteel trust Investigating committee, said that he had for years been special counsel of subsidiary companies of the United States Steel Corporation In Minnesota and that he had no apologies to make for It Kel logg denied that, whllo acting aa spe cial counsel for the government, he had performed service! for the steel corpo ration, but frankly stated that a fee of 116,000 for sejvtces previously per formed had been approved by officials of the United States Steel Corporation and was paid to him In October, 1807, after he had undertaken trust prosecu tion for the government. MANAGER HOLLEY HURT IN FALL FROM TRAIN Syracuse, N. Y„ June 19—John Hol ley, manager of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, of Detroit. Mleh.. while traveling by train to Talcvllte, near here, either fell or Jumped from the rear car last night. When picked up. Holley waa unconscious and badly In jured. He was ru«hcd to a Syracuse hospital. His condition Is serious. jacksoTchautauqua CLOSED ON FRIDAY week of entertainment, amusement ond education. The attractions Included William Jennings Bryan, who spoke here Monday; Dr. Edwin M. Pnteal, Marvin Williams, Tom Corwlne, the La Dell Fox Concert Company, Miss Evelyn Bargsll, the Alkahest bead and orchestra MRS. PATTERSON BURIED ON MONDAY AFTERNOON Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Dumont C. Patterson, -aged 2S, who died Saturday afternoon a* the re sult of accidentally shooting herself early ths seme morning while unload ing a small pistol, will be held at t; SO Monday afternoon at the resident! of F. M. Farley, 1193 Peachtree-st. The Interment will be at Westvlew. Mrs. Patterson Is survived by her husband and two sons aged ten and three year*. and also by her parent!, Captain and Mrs. F. M. Farley. A Charming Woman Is one who Is lovely In fade, form, mind and temper. But It's hard for a women to be charming without health, weak, sickly woman will be nervous and lrritabls. Constipation and kidney potsons show In pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a wretched complexion. But Electric Bitters always prove a godsend to women who want health, beauty and friends. They regulate | Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify the blood; give strong nerves, bright eyes, pure breath, smooth, velvety skin, lovely complexion snd perfect health Try them. 60c at all druggists. GIRL RIPVAN WINKLE WAKES, BUJTSLEEPS AGAIN Vandalla, III., June 19.—For the first time In nine weeks. Hazel Schmidt, eighteen years old, awakened from her slumbers long enough to speak to her mother, ask for breakfast snd eat tt yesterday. Efforts wars made to keep her awake, but to no nvalL She yawned sleepily ones or twice snd dosed off again. Physicians are unable to diagnose ths csss. \ DISLOYAL BLACKHANDER MEETS THE USUAL FATE Chicago, June 19.—The nineteenth Block Hand murder sines January' 1 1910, was recorded when Oluseppl Gig' He's body was removed from Passsvsnt hoapltol today. Glgllo, s member of the Sicilian Ma ns, who had been driven out of Palermo by his activity, Is said to have been shot because of disloyalty to the socie ty. He was found dying by the police within a block of "Death Corner” In "Little Sicily" by the police. No ar rests were made. Glgllo maintained si lence regarding the Marta to the end. Prinoipal Re-eleoted. Lexington, Ga„ June 19.—Professor C. M. Copeland has been re-elected to serve as principal of the Vesta High school for (he ensuing year. With the commencement exercises recently htld he brought to a dose one of the most successful years In the history of this school. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Twenty Thousand Workers to Attend International Tri ennial Convention. Ban Franolseo, Juno 19.—The hotels of this city are crowded to their ut most capacity and the thousands of delegates to the International Sunday School Triennial convention, which will open Its seven-day session here tomor row snd close on Tuesday, June 27. are busily engaged In searching for quar tern among the list of boarding houses supplied by the arrangements commit tee. Indications arc that this conven tion's delegates will outnumber those of any previous organization meeting in the history of San Francisco, and will reach, at a conservative estimate, about 20,000. Part of the program of exercleea for the week will Include two big oktdoor meetings, one In Golden Gate park and the other at the Hearat Greek theater In Berkeley. Every phase of - Sunday echool work is 4o be treated by specialists at the various meetings. Rev. Dr. A. F. Schauffler and Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman, both of New York, are to take leading part* In the work of the convention. Frank L. Brown, of Brooklyn, who Is at the head of one of the largest Sun day schools In the world and who re cently made a tOuf of Japan, Korea artd China in the Interest of the World's Sunday School association, la to make, It Is said, an address that will attract much attention. One feature of the gathering will be a great chorus of 1.900 trained voices. Singers from all the big cities are In the chorus and are 80c TEA 39c Your "on^ck^noj satis,s c «» ry . 118-120 Whitehall St. You want the best value for your money when you buy your Plano—then buy direct from the manufac- CABLE PIANO CO., 84 N. Broad-st. Typewriters rented, three months, $5.00, American Writing Machine Co. EXCURSIONTO WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH VIA SEABOARD. Tuesday. June 17, $6.00 round trip, good alx day*. Information and Pull- man reservations at City Ticket Office, S& Peachtree. A NEW INDUSTRY. Something entirely new for those Inter ested In the conversion of corn cobs, corn right with Tt can be had for $5. A sample your address post paid, upon receipt of }2. with "The Wood Waste Distilleries News" and the Official Farmers' Circular Wheeling W. Va.. V. 8. A. DEAD WOMAN’S HUSBAND CHARGED_WITH MURDER Marinette, WIs., June 19.—The dli- hsvlng rehearsals under Robert Hus-1 covery of the body of Mrs. Joseph Mar. band. It Is Intended to make this cho- low, who waa murdered and left In the ‘ " *“■* yard of the Oarfleld school here, «!- rendy has resulted In the arrest of one man and the search for another. Cha«. Baure, a widower, who visited the morgue to view the body, was arreated. 'A warrant ha^fbeen Issued'tor tho arrest of Marlow, .from whom ths wom an had been separated whre last Thanksgiving day. DIABETES From 1st* rtgares the hope of recovery un der the new emollient treatment eeeme to be abont ss follows: Is people of SO and over results are qnlte uniform, probably nine-tenths recovering While at 60 end over a large majority of all esses yield to the treatment, below 60 snd approaching 48 the disuse gate more stubborn, end between SO and SO the percent- ate is not bl(h—probably not much over bait yielding. Under 30 the percentage la leaa and la chil dren recoveries have been very few end most of those were obtalnd with the aid of skllitd physicians forcing nutrition, with alkaline treatment to prevent formation of The new emollient treatment la known as Fnlton’e Diabetic Componnd. tt can be had In Atlanta from Kdmondaon t Bra., 14 8. Broad-st. We desire every patient to write ns who Is not noting the usaal Improvement by the third week. Always state age.. Literature me lie. 1 free. I no J. Fulton Co.. SIS Rat- ,tery-«t., San Frsnclaco. Cal. We Invite enrreepengenre with physlclsne who have obstinate nm rua the equal of - those in London and other large cities when the Internation al gatherings met In those places. . From this choir It Is expected that a nucleua will be made for the great, world'* fair chorus In 1915, whan choir* from all over the country are expected to compete for honors, as has always been the cuttom with European choirs during International expositions. Besides the grand choral concert, there will be line muslcar programs at all of the big mas*' meetings during convention week. The Collieum and the Hearat Greek theater will be occu pied on Sunday, June 36, with noted speakers, when large choirs, made up of lection* of the grand choral society of the convention, will add to the at tractiveness of those occasions. It cured me." or “It saved the life of my child," are the expressions you hear every day about Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This la tru# the world over where this valu able remedy has been Introduced. No other medicine in use for diarrhoea or bowel complaints has received such general approval. The secret of the success of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Is that It cures. Sold by all dealers. . DELIGHTFUL 9-DAY TRIP FOR $75.00 JULY 6 TO JULY 15. Atlanta to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Canada, and Georgian Bay, America's most picturesque summer >tace* First-class hotels, meals snd oilman transportation Included. Lim ited party. For Information, address Norths Tours, 627 Candler Bldg., At lanta, ARE FEW TO BE SAVED? WAS DR. OGDEN’S TEXT The great question asked Christ on His way up to Jerusalem by the man whose nam* / ls not even mentioned In the Scriptures, “Are they few that are saved T" was ths text of a very strong snd Impressive sermon Sunday night by Dr. Dunbar Ogden, pastor of Central Presbyterian church. "This question has echoed thru the ages and men are repeetedly asking It today," said Dr. Ogden. “The answer Is to be found In Christ's answer to His questioner, wherein He takes the ques Malaria Causes Loss of A Ths Old Standard GROVE LESS CHILL TONIC drives snd builds up tha system.' people and children. 60c. j TASTK- ut malaria For srswn tlon from s speculative generality and places It upon the Individual as a per sonal problem. “Two classes have been repeating the question—one In Idle speculation, the other with tremendous moral earnest ness,” said Dr. Ogden. “Men’s answers vary greatly. One extreme ire tho*.. who are content to believe only a few will be saved;. the other Is the belief that all will be saved.” Daniel* Thanks Fireman. As an appreciation of the splendid work of the fire department In handling the Hr* at their store last Tuesday night, Daniel Brothers Company has donated 1109 to the Firemen's Benevo lent sseoclstlon. The gift wss accom panied by a letter to Fire Chief W. B. Cummings thanking him and the en tire force. Officer Had Close Call. Columbus, Ga- Jun* 19.—While en route to a tire yesterday. Call Officer Moore, of the police force, ran over a dog with hla motorcycle and was thrown to the pavement, sustaining very palnrul injuries. He barely es caped being run over by the Hr* en gine, which was right behind him. COLUMBUS IS OPPOSED TO HOLDING CITY COURT Columbus, Ga„ Jun* 19,—The board of trade has adopted resolutions ask ing the senator and representatives or the county to put In a blit at the next meeting of the legislature to abrilliti the city court and have only two terms of the superior court. They aay that owing to the fact that so many court! are held here the business men of the city and county have too much Jury duty to perform. BAUER'S PURE FLAVORING EX TRACTS have no equal Sold every where. 10c and 25c the bottle, at your grocer's. THE “PRETTIEST WOMAN” WILL QUIT CIGARETTES Baker City, Or*g„ Jun* 19.—As * re- suit of the halting of testimony in ths < Love divorce case here, Mr. and Mrs Sidney C, Love, the latter designated by Artist Burne-Jones ss the moit beautiful woman In the world, likely will make up snd live happily ever after. This was reported today following a . happy little supper engaged In by the warring pair and their daughter, Mu riel, six years old, last nigbL Friends declared that Love would drop his counter action for divorce and that Mrs. Love would quit smfklng cigarettes and all would be Love-ly. Cures The OLD Sores That Other Remedies Won’t Cure The worst cases, no matter of how hml standing, ere absolutely cured by D raPorters Antiseptic , Healing' Oil Discovered by an Old Railroad Surgeon- j All Druggists positively refund money »*; it fails to cure. 25c. 50c & f 1-00 — lull Medlciae Co. 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