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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1911, AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK Alabama and Broad Sts. ATLANTA, GA. Firms, corporations and individuals are invited to avail themselves of the splendid equipment, great financial strength and long experience of this bank. Your busi* ness will receive 'careful attention. * Capital and Surplus, $1,000,000 Total Resources over $5,000,000 ATLANTA IS AT FRONT 'Foley Kidney Pills J. C«- Logan Returns From Boston Convention Enthu siastic Over Home City. REDUCED To make room for enlarging our plant and because we will not In the future carry flnlahed monu ments on hand, wc offer for sale at bio reductions, some 60 hand some monuments for adults and children that we now have on hand. Each of these Is best.quality material and we guarantee them first class. Fill out and mall us coupon at once. The McNeel Marble Co.. Marietta, da.: Please send me designs of monuments for (Adult, Child) ranging'In price from I to t Name Town j. State THE McNEEL MARBLE CO., MARIETTA, GEORGIA THE LARGEST MONUMENTAL MILL SOUTH AMERICAN BATTLESHIPS ARE IN GERMAN WATERS Kiel, Germany, June 21.—The second division of the United States Atlantic battleship fleet arrived here today and anchored' In the Inner harbor. The ships are surrounded by German men- nf-war gathered here for the naval fes. tlval, • lifted after using two according to directions, your money will be refunded. It is up to you to try. Sold by all dealers. Go with the crowds to Tal lulah Falls Friday, June 23. TWO MEN BURIED ALIVE !N SANDBANK CAVE-IN Canton, Ohio, June 21.—Two men were killed and two hurt by the cave' In of a sand bank at the plant of the' United States Steel Company today. The dead: ALFRED DICKEY, aged 42. member of the firm. . STEPHEN MALONEY, aged 60. MASONS OF 6TH DISTRICT TO MEET AT TH0MAST0N Thomaston, Ga„ June 21.—-The local lodge of Maaons Is making great prep arations for the entertainment of the Sixth Masonic district convention, which will be held In Thomaston on July 26. The entertainment and recep tion committee of the local lodge Is composed of the following members: S. Y. Pruitt. F. M. Garner. F. D. Riviere, W. E. Adams, J. A. Thurston, C. E. Bethel, L. P. Davis. J. E. F. Matthews, \V. L. Jenkins. W. L. Jenkins, of Thomaston. Is the jrorshlpful master of the convention. The following program has been prepared for the occasion: 10:20 a. m.—Public meeting, audito rium of R. E. Lee Institute; convention called to'order by W. L. Jenkins, wor shipful master of the Sixth Masonic district convention: address of welcome In Jielmlf of city, Colonel Claude Wnr- rlll, mayor: address of welcome In be half of local lodge, Professor F. F. Rowe; response to addresses of wel come, H. M. Fletcher, D.D.: address. Dr. J. W. Taylor, past grand.master. 3 p. m.—Convention sssemble In Odd Fellows hall for regular order of busi ness; Fellowcraft degree, under direc tion of H. M. Fletcher, D.D. 7 p. m.—Ice, cream festival on court house lawn. 8:30 p. m.—Work and lecture In Mas ter degree, H. M. Fletcher, D.D. ROW OVER BALL GAME ENDS IN A KILLING Shreveport, La., June 21.—Dell Scott, aged 17 years, was struck over the head with a baseball bat and killed this morning by John Kerna, 14 yean old. In a row over a game. The affair oc curred at Longview, Texas, 40 miles southwest of Shreveport. Be sure to go on excur sion to Tallulah Falls Fri day, June 23. REAL ESTATE DEALERS TO BOOST CORN SHOW To assist In promoting the com show to be held In Atlanta In November, Ralph O, Cochran, president of the At lanta Real Estate Men’s association, has called a meeting of that organisa tion for Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock In the Chamber of Commerce assembly room. Empire building. Anything that advances the agricultural Interests of Georgia Is considered of benefit to tho real estate business by President Coch ran and other real estate dealers and they are willing to co-operate for that advancement. Mr. Cochran argues that to Increase the production of corn and other crops will overcome the III ef fects frpm the ravages of the cotton boll weevil by mnklng the farmers of Georgia Independent of nny one crop. The spread of the weevil Is gradually bringing It nearer and nearer to Geor gia eacfl season, Alabama having been Invaded and the eastward march con tinuing with alarming rapidity. He advocates appropriations by the state, the Farmers union and commercial and civic organisations In promoting the corn show and bringing excursionists from other sections to this city and state to see the development that Is go ing on. FhUadelpnia Dental Booms, 36*/« Whit«hftU-flt. Dr. F. J. White, matigtr, spcciallsM fa tractlof with vitalized air. The only off If* la Atlanta that manuacturra and administer* oat Own preparation. Made freah dally. Yha beat In thorovfh, high-grada, artiatle platawork. Unaatlafaetory and complicatad eaata aolicitad with guarantee to ImproTa oxer old plate* oe All aboard, for Tallulah Falls Friday, June 23. Get the skating bug. Auction diamonds, jewel ry, etc., 9 East Alabama. Bridegroom Drowned. New Orleans, June 21,—Harry Mul len, aged 22, a husband of three months, was drowned at Biloxi, Miss., last night. He and his bride were on their honey moon. AMBER GLASSES To relievo the glare of the sun, at Jno. L. Moore Sk Sons’. Take a pair with you to the seashore. 42 N. Broad-st., Grant Bldg. After .attending the National Con ference of Charities and Corrections. <n Boston, and hearing reports from char itable organisations throughout tho country, J. C. Logan, secretary of the Associated Charities of Atlanta, Is more Impressed than ever that Atlanta stands far ahead of her sister cities In this line of work: that Atlanta Is heading ofr what the larger cities are trying to throw off and that this city was ac knowledged to have made more rapid strides and thorough progress In Its philanthropies In the last six years than any city In the country. Mr. Logan will report to the directors of the as sociation at their next meeting on the deliberations of the conference. In speaking of the conference and the light Atlanta appeared In there. Mr. Logan said: "I was Impressed with the .great op portunity and responsibility of Atlanta aa a rapidly growing community, to prevent the evils of larger cities ever getting a foothold here. The evils con nected With the housing facilities of nearly all large cities are now attract ing tremendous attention. What these cities are striving to shake off we can head off. Our new building code Is a big step' In that direction, but ordi nances relating to plumbing, mainte nance and occupation are yet to come before we can eliminate our, basement and cellar rooms, and other quarters unlit for human occupancy. ’’The sections of the conference which probably attracted the most public at tention were those on the church and social service and sex hygiene.. At the meeting on sex hygiene, at which Dr. Eliot, of Harvard, spoke, many persons were turned away and women sat on the railings and on the floor. There waa no hesitancy apparent anywhere to talk plainly and frankly before mixed audiences on this subject. In fact. It was agreed that most of the evils associated with sexual vices are due to Ignorance. "The speakers evinced a widespread Impktlence with that false, modesty which withholds from both children and adults Information about them selves which Is ao necessary to their well-being. ’’At the general session on the church and social service Father White, of Brooklyn: Dr. Washington Gladden. Rev. Samuel Crothers and Dr. Frank O. Hall, of New York, spoke. It was assumed by all of the speakers that the churcH Is primarily interested In the betterment of social conditions and the consensus of opinion was that It had not familiarised Itself thorough ly and widely enough with the new so cial knowledge of the day. When It came Into possession of this knowledge Its Interest would be absorbing and Its activities scientific and Invaluable. "I consider the address of Louts D. Branded on The Rood to Social Efll- clency’ the ablest of the meeting. With out any of the tricks of an orator, Mr. Branded Is a most compelling and forceful speaker. In this address he advocated compulsory working men's Insurance against old age, acefHent and unemployment. There was a ring of prophecy In what he said which, al most made one feel that the prophecy had come true. "I spoke at a meeting devoted to a consideration of desertion and non support. It was brought out at this meeting that more than 26 per cent at least of ths children In the institutions In this country have been neglected or deserted by their fathers. Following my address Mr. William H. Baldwin, of Washington, D. C„ spoke on the present status of desertion and non-support laws. Mr. Baldwin advocates the wide spread adoption of such a law as Is now In fore* In the .District of Columbia, by which men who persist In the neg lect of their families can be put at hard labor and their earnings devoted to the support of their families. In Woi'' ton 60 cents a day Is paid to the lies for the labor of these men. Cali fornia has recently enacted s\law un der which such families receive tl.60 a day. I prefer the Washington law, be cause that of California would seem to create a temptation to the wife to pros ecute her husband. Why should not Georgia have a law of this kind? "Ofllct TONIO IN ACTION - QUICK IN RESULTS Give prompt relief from BACKACHE, KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM, CONGESTION of the KIDNEYS, INFLAMMATION of the BLADDER and all annoying URINARY IRREGULARITIES. A positive boon to MIDDLE AGED and ELDERLY PEOPLE and for WOMEN. Ask for samples. F. S. Rexford. #15 New York Life Bids., Kansas City. Mo., says: "I had a severe attack of a cold which settled In my back and kidneys and I was In great pain from my trouble. A friend recommend ed Foley Kidney pyis and I used two bottles of them and they have dons mo a world of gcod." Sold By All Druggists. 1 ' lmmm \ n clean shave and a fresh ** collar will do more to make a man good looking than'a frock coat and white tie. We’re In the cleaning business. Piedmont Laundry •IS AFTERJTEPHENSON Senate May Have Another Lorimer Case to Deal With. Wsshlngton, Juns 21.—In all prob ability another Lorimer case will soon engage the attention of the senate as a result of the lower house of Wisconsin legislature concurring In the senate res olution declaring that United States Senator Stephenson secured hla elec tion thru bribery and asking the senate to Investigate the election. A bill to Investigate the election will be Introduced In a few days. It has already been drawn. It Is said. In view of the certainty that the Wisconsin legislature would take the action It has. The resolution will probably, be Intro duced by Senator Kenyon, of Iowa, or Senator Works, of California. ested In the conversion of corn cobs, corn a& a attua i asSr cr pie, like Ice cream In cones made at home, from alcohol, and cold In stores at good our address post paid, upon receipt of t, with "The Wood Waste Distilleries ewi" and the Official Farmers' Circular No. 3. Address leer Gloer was at the conference taking In all ths meetings concerning probation and children. Other dele gates from Georgia were Mr. and Mrs. John C. Campbell, Miss Mary H. New ell. Mis, Helen B. Pendleton of Savan nah and Mrs. H. B. Wey and her daugh ter, Miss Jeanette Wey. Miss Wey Is one of the district agents of our As sociated Charities. The conferenee was invaluable to those of us In social work from the standpoint of both Informa tion and Inspiration. ,Wlth a continu ance of the line co-operation which so cial workers have heretofore received In Atlanta, our community may profit thru those of us who were enabled to attend this conference." Skating I Learn how. Wheeling W. WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH EXCURSION, VIA SEA BOARD, JUNE 27. 36.00 round trip, good six days. Spe dal trains leave Old Depot 7 p. m. Pullman reservations, 18 Peachtree. Eve: will have e bn the Tallulah Falls excursion Friday, June 23. DELIGHTFUL 9-DAY TRIP FOR $75.00 JULY fl TO JULY 15. Atlanta to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto, Canada, and Georgian Bay, America's most picturesque summer places. First-class hotsls, meals and Pullman transportation Included. Lim ited party. For Information, address Norths Tours, 627 Candler Bldg., At lanto. House ana largest assort ment of Pianos from which to make selection. CABLE PIANO CO., . 84 N. Broad-st. The Sale Continues— ' , t The special and unusual reductions occasioned by the fire of Tuesday night a I week ago still apply on our stock of Hart Schaflfner & Marx and Rogers, Peet & Co. suits, Nettleton and Howard & Foster shoes; also furnishings—except contract goods. The stock was only slightly affected and the values are unusual. , ’ • ' .. y ' \ Daniel Brothers Co. 45 47-49 Peachtree St. L. J. DANIEL, President Bags of Quality Regular $1.00 to $3.00 Bags HHHI 75c Each Occasionally you get such on opportunity as this— not often. From our large stock of fine quality Leath er Hand Bags we havo selected about 100 that are very slightly rubbed or spotted from handling, and these will be on special sale tomorrow, Thursday, at 75 cents each I These Bags are from our regular stock; black seal, morocco, grain and alligator leathers, with gilt and gun metal trimmings, which we sell regularly at $1. $1.50, $2 and $3, and the imperfections are so very slight that in most instances jmu can’t find them when looking for them. There are Bags of all sizes hnd all atvlcs. Don’t miss this opportunity. Come early- for the best selection. Hind’s Honey and Almond . Cream 4r(JC 50-cent size Malvina Cream , 5Qp Dr. Palmer’s . Skin Whitener A successful treatment for tan, sun burn, freckles, dark, sallow nnd muddy skins, pimples, blackheads and other skin eruptions. A very fine preparation which is beneficial to any skin, leaving it soft and smooth and clear. Price, 20c; Postpaid, 25c Jacobs ’ Benzoinated ' Almond Cream For hollow cheeks, coarse and sallow complexions, sunburn, freckles nnd other blemishes. Made in our own laboratory, • with just enough almond oil to feed the skin and to keep the circulation active. Pure, greaseless, harmless. Price, 25c Hagan’s Magnolia Balm Mum s ^; cent 20c Robinnaire’s Liquid Face Powder Does not rub oft like dry powders, and can bo used freely upon tho face, neck and arms. Convenient and practically invisi ble, it makes the skin soft and smooth. Two shiRles, flesh and white. Price, 60c Hid Makes You Sweet Perspiration is healthy, but wo don’t llko its odor. Hid is the purest, sweetest deodorant made. Harmless to the most del icate skin. Without retarding excretion, it neutralizes nnd destro.va nil disagreeable body odors. Price, 19c; Postpaid, 25c Superior Talcum Powders 25c Lazell’s Massata Talcum Powder ; —15c Colgate’s Violet, Cashmere Boquet and Dactylis Talcum ...15c Lehn & Fink’s Reveris Powder Mennen’s Borated or Violet Talcum Talcum .... 19c ,15c* Our Laboratory Products Jacobs’ Talcum Powders are made in our own laboratory, of the finest Italian talc, prop erly blended with other pure ingredients to havo a beneficial effect on tho skin. Inferior powders are very harmful. JACOBS’ NUBSBRY Is prepared especially far nursery use. Very cool and soothing to irritated and ohafed skins, and delicately scented with swset vio lets. lb. Can, sprinkler top...2Se JACOBS’ COBYLOPSIS Has the real odor of ths Japaneso Corylopsls, combined with a cool mildness whleh is most satisfy ing in hot weather. Antiseptic and absorbent. 15c size, spe cial Pries 10o JACOBS’ VIOLET A pure entieeptio talcum powder of medicinal virtue. Moat bene ficial to the akin, and doea not leave it thirty. Delightfully fra- 6 rant of tweet violets. Large ox Jacob s’Pharmacy Main Store and Laboratory 6 and 8 Marietta St 23 Whitshsll Street. 77 8. Pryor Street. Finest Cool Drinks in Town Jacobs’ Fount DENTIST TO GIVE WORK IN SUMMER MONTHS Dr. Frances G. Crouch, woman den tist, announces that she will give dur ing the eummer her services to the children and women of the city poor. Including these In charitable homes, on Wednesday and Saturday morn ings from 9 to 12. at 026 Grant build ing. All physicians and nurses are re quested to take notice. First Cotton Blooms. Lexington, Ga., June 21—Two farm ers have been exhibiting cotton blooms here that wer eplncked Monday. One was shown by a negro a few ifailee from town and the other by T. C. Glenn, of Point Peter. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. • Ths Kind You Have Always Bought SUPREME COURT OF GEORGIA. Bears tho Signature of (June 20. 1911.) Gate City Terminal Company VS. Thrower; from Fulton superior court'. Judge Pendleton. Judgment affirmed. Rosser A Brandon. Colquitt & Conyers, for plaintiff In error. Westmoreland Bros., contra. Argued—Atlanta Circuit. Poliak Bros. vs. Niall-Herrln Com pany. 7. L. Fuller ve. Corker Motor Car Company. R. L. Rogers et aL ve. Great South ern Accident and Fidelity Company et al. J. S. Schofield's Sons Company vs. J. C. Woodward. M. L. Thrower vs. J. L. Logan et al. M. J. Van Winkle va. J. L. Harris M. J. Van Winkle vs. M. L. Petty. Mrs O. W. Whatley vs. C. L. Wat ters et al. E. L. Jensen ve. C. L Watters et al. S. O. Collier ve. J. W. Collier et al., executors. Home-Coming Day. Next Sunday will be "Home-Coming day" and roll call at the Temple Bap tist church. Every member Is earnest ly requested to be present A sermon appropriate to the occasion will be preached. Artistic designs and su perior finish that make home attractive is the char acteristic of our Pianos. CABLE PIANO CO., 84 N. Broad-st. Record For Late Ginning. Wintervilla, Ga., June 21.—The rc for late ginning fn Oglethorpe eo waa broken June 9, when J. W. > of this place, ginned a small lot of ton. SANTAL-MIDY Q Relieves in 24 Hours (S Catarrh of the Bladder SANTAL-MIDY
