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me, ATljA.NTA HKOKUIAN AN'b NEWS: TUESDAY. OPTODER 24, 1911.
U. D. C. OF STATE GATHER | Hood3
FORANNUALCONVENTION
The First Session Will Be Held
at Griffin on Tuesday Night
Many to Attend.
Griffin, G*., Oct. 24.—The annual con.
ventlon of the Daughter* of thi Con
federacy of Georgia will be opened to
night with a reception given by Mn.
.Tamm S. Boynton, prealdent of the
Boynton chapter, at the Elba’ home.
Delegate* to the meeting, some 200,
are arriving on every train, and It la
first business session
day.
The morning session* are to be held
In the auditorium of the First Baptist
church, and the night meetings In the
city hall. The program for Wednes
day follows:
Invocation by Rev, C. E. Wheat: ad
dresses of welcome by Mayor J. W.
Gresham. Rev. J. E. Sammons, Judge
W. C. Beeks, Mrs. T. E Patterson, Mr*.
R. H. Drake and Mrs. J. S: Boynton:
response by Mis* Ada Hamp, of Au
gusta: reports of committees and In
troduction of resolutions.
Afternoon Session.
Business Meeting—Announcements,
reports of state registrar, state organ
iser, state recorder, state editor, and
app
The delegatee to the convention are
as follows:
Miss Alice Baxter. Atlanta. Mrs. R.
F. Strickland; Mrs. C. Helen Plane,
Atlanta, Hotel Griffin: Miss Anna Ban
ning, Columbus. Mrs. Walter Lamar,
Macon, Mr*. J, 8. Boynton; Mrs. Trox
Bankston. West Point. Mrs. J. M.
Thornes: Mrs. E. K. Overstreet, Syl-
vanis, Mrs. M. B. Drewry; Mrs. Oswell
Eve. Augusts, Mis. W. J. Ktnculd; Mrs.
Dee Trammell, Madison, Mrs. J. 8.
Boynton. Mias Mildred Rutherford.
Athens. Mrs. J. M. Thomas: Mr*. Zeb-
nlon Walker, Canton, Hotel Griffin:
Miss Palllc May Ball, Jackson, Mrs. J.
C. Nutt; Mrs. Bessie Avery Madison,
Mrs. Kittle Fltspatrlck, Mrs. Durkle;
Mr*. Josl* Newton. Madison, Mrs, J.
C. Owen; Miss Helen I-oag, Newnan,
Hotel Griffin; Mrs. J. H. McCoy. New-
nsn. Mrs. J. C. Owen: Mrs. T. P. Davis,
Mrs. E. J. Orr, Newnan, Mra. Frank
Patterson; Mrs. J. M. Malone, Mrs. E.
H. Hamby, Cuthbert, Mr*. C. F. Wol-
Sarsaparilia
Acts directly and peculiarly on
the blood; purifies, enriches and
revitalizes it, and in -this way
builds up the whole system.
Take it. Get it today.
In usual liquid form or chocolated
tablets called Ssrsstsbs.
KEEP A BOX OF
POSLAM HANDY
Nothing Equals Its Rapid ’Work In the
Cure 01 All Skin Affections.
C. Collins, El la vllle, Nelms House:
Mrs, Nell Mobley, Social Circle, Miss
Irene Baag; Mra. J. Warren Bacon,
Mayevlllc, Mre. J. M. Brawner; Mr*.
Marvin Garrison, Mr*. H. 8. Watt; Mr*,
believed all will be present when the W|H Satterfield, Csrtersvllle, Mrs. J. H
first business session Is held Wed nee- C '? uc f; Mr *- M - tj-
vllle, Mrs. James Mathews; Mrs. L. c.
4,
Italian Warships Reduce Sec
tion of Benghazi Before the
Turks Surrender.
Morgan, Csrtersvllle, Mrs. R. F. Strlck
land: Miss Eula Whitehead, Carlers-
vllle. Mrs. Ernest Culpepper; Mr*. W.
D. Sandwich. Albany, Mrs. T. E. Pat
terson.
Mra. R. C. Eastman, Albany, Mr*.
T. E. Patterson; Mrs. L. Kennedy.
Fltxgerald, Mra William Marland; Mre.
S. O. Ham, Jackson, Mrs. W. P. Wal
ker; Mr*. W. H. Askew, Arlington, Mra.
H. S. Watt: Mrs. W. C. Vereen, Moul
trie; Mrs. Richard Drake; Mrs. R. L.
Stokes, Moultrie. Jlr*. Edward Davis;
Mrs. W. J. Mllllean. Carrollton, Mr*. F.
M. Camp, Mrs. Alex Gossett; Mrs. J. 8.
Turner, Eatonton, Jlr*. Lloyd Cleve
land: Mrs. A. 8, Raid, Eatonton, Mra.
Charles Mills; Mrs. Z. i. Fitzpatrick.
Mis* Lily Stewart Thomasvllle, Mra. J.
P. Nichole; Mra. T. T. Stevens, Atlanta.
Ml*. W. J. Kincaid; Mr*. Howard Mc
Call. Atlanta, Mrs. R. H. Drake: Mra
R. L. Nlabett, Msrlstta, Mrs. R. F.
Strickland; Sira. Alex Peeples, Valdos
ta, Mrs. A. S. Taylor; Mrs. Herbert
Franklin, Tennllle. Mr*. J. W. Gresham;
Mrs. Max Wolff, Savannah, Mr*. Hen
ry Walker; Mrs. A. B. Hull. Savannah,
Mra. H. T. Daniel; Mrs. N. B. Harri
son. Savannah: Miss Ella A. Raid,
Thomasvllle, Judge J. A. Drawry; Mra.
Sarah Fnhy. Mrs. John Coker. Rome,
Mra. J. C. Tumlpse*d;"Mra. Clarence
Todd, Mrs. Byars, Mrs. Joseph Jenkins,
Mrs. C. L. Tomlin. Cuthbert Mrs. R. J.
Redding; Mrs. J. L. Shelton, Douglas.
Mr*. J. K. Powell, Mr*. B. S. Fltspst-
rlck, Mis* Marthu MqCrury, Mia* Car
rie McOulliim, Jeffersonville, Nelms
house; Mies Carrie Dent, Waynesboro,
Mrs. Dougins Boyd: Mrs. E. C. Laird,
Atlanta, Mra. L. J. McGill, Atlanta, Mra.
A. S. Blake; Mrs. Annie Monroe, Mrs.
— „ .. — Margaret Hornady, Buena Vista, Mr*.
volt; Mrs, C. V. DeLoach, Mlllen. Mr«.j W- a Norman; Mr*. W. B. Smith, Mrs.
J. M. Kelly; Mis* Lucy Reagan. Me- a, O. Murphy, Barnesvllle, Mrs. J, W.
Donough Mis* Hoag; Mrs. T. H. Boone, 0r „ ham . Mr „ R . L . Daughtry, Com-
J -A-Peldon. Macon. Hotel Griffin; ! merte , Mias Head; Miss Mlttl* Carson,
Mrs. William Le# Ellis, Mr*. T. 0,| c „ mm , rce M r*. T. R. Mills: Mr*. Belle
! Malta, Oct 24.—The bombardment of
; the Tripolitan city of Benghazi was ac.
companicd by 4,000 casualties, accord-
i lng to advices received hero today. So
fierce was the resistance from the
Turks In the garrison that the warships
ware compelled to reduce a large sec-
Keep a oox oi i-osjam nanus « . tlon of the city before the defenders
medicine shelf, for It contains the concen- would submit A Maltese church was
trated healing power to i assure pm*; partly destroyed and the British con-
nent freedom from all skin diseases. It Ru , ftte w-- dairmaed bv Italian shells.
Chestney, Macon. Mrs. U. H. Drake;
Mrs. A. P. Collins. Mr*. Mattie Watt;
Mrs. M. W. Higginbotham. West Point.
Mra B. B. Brown; Mrs. Norman Poer.
Mrs. Arch Avery, West Point. Mrs. R.
O. Crouch: Miss Oeorgla Kleffer, Miss
Eason Cross. Bpringfleld, Mrs. Charles
Latta; Jlr*. W. J. Webb, Mrs. Jfsllnde
Galt Canton. Mrs, Will Wheaton; Miss
Martha Berry, Roms, Mrs. R. H. Drake;
Mrs. Robert Blackburn, Atlanta Mrs.
R. T. Daniel; Mn. Georgs W. Per
kins. Mllledgevllle, Mrs. R. J. Redding:
Mrs. V. A. McRae, Jesup, Mra. Ernest
Culpepper; Mra. J. L. Hurst, Fort
Gaines. Naims House; Miss Maria C.
Black. Brunswick, Mr*. J. K. Sam
mons: Miss Jessie I. Cobb, Cartersvllls,
Mr*. J. H. Crouch; Mrs. A. F. Winn,
HlnesVllle, Mrs. Tucker; Mrs. Emtnstt
name*. Macon, Mra. Will Searcy, Jr.;
Mrs. J. R. Pottle. Blakely. Mr*. H. H.
Bass: Mrs. J. F. Rodgers, Mrs. Fits
Heard, Covington, Mr*. R. H. Weaver:
Mr*. N. M. Patten, Abbeville, Mrs. 8.
Evelyn, T>yons, Mn. Annie Burns, Syl
vuntn, Mrs. Will Taylor; Mr*. C. C.
Sanders, Alls. J. L. Teaford, Mis* Mil
dred Mtalor. Mrs. W. G. Jfealo'r,
Gainesville. Mrs. R. J. Jackson, Coch
ran, Mrs. Edith Dunmoek. Mias Kate
Frespeman, Waycros*, Xelma house.
Mrs. R A. Pound, Wayrross, Mra.
Wllaon Mathswa; Mrs. Robert Odom,
Mr*. W. W. Shark. Waycros*. Sirs. Al
bert Futral; Mrs. 8. T>. Rambo, Mariet
ta, Jlr*, J. E. Smith: Mr*. John Gra
ham. Marietta, Mrs. R. H. Drake; Mr*.
M. C. Puckett. Jefferson. Mr*. R. 8.
Middleton, Vienna, Mrs. W. C. Thorns*.
Talbotton, Mrs. James Mathews; Mrs.
W. W. Peacock. Ocllla, Mrs. N. B.
Drewry; Alls* Lula Cooper, Avalon.
Miss Mattlo Shslbley, Romo, Miss Ks-
tollo Lloyd. Montlcello. Mr*. C. C. Burk-
halter, Nelma house; Jits* Artie Bellah.
Mrs. A. H. Swann, Stockbrldge, Mrs.
Harry Johnson: Mra. Sarah W. Head,
LaGrange, Mrs. Robert Williams: Miss
Martha Sohaub, LaGrange.Mr». A. Low-
11-13-16*17 WHITEHALL ST*
BUSINESS
Yesterday Was Good
Men of all ages, all classes, were
taking advantage of the first choice’in
SUITS, OVERCOATS, CRAVEN-
ETTES and Winter UNDERWEAR.
Hundreds were buying Winter
SHOES, new HATS and GLOVES.
Children flocked to our Boys’ De
partment eager to be clothed in new
WARM APPAREL.
Our TAILORING DEPART
MENT received its share of enthu
siasm, for men who had deferred leaving
their orders for SUITS and OVER
COATS realized immediately the ne
cessity of placing them now.
Our Merchandise is Good, Styles
beyond reproach, Prices remarkably
reasonable *
Our Service is excellent, our store
a home of Welcome to all.
We invite you in to see what’s newest.
Eiseman Bros.
11-13-15-17 Whitehall
Ml the perfect modem treatment without
equal, dependable, rapid and certain. .
Ua« It to cure and be promptly rid or
ec*«ma, acne, tetter, salt rheum, jwiorla-
aie. scabiee, barber*’ Itch, acaly ecalp,
•even-year Itch, plmplea. Inflamed ■pot*,
fever btletere. red noee, dandruff, burns,
scalds, etlnga, rashes and every akin af
fection.
Tbs W-cent box sold by all druggists
everywhere contains sufficient to treat *
multitude 'of disorders. In using Poslam
you are using th# most successful and
most widely rrcnmmsnded remedy of.lt*
kind. Result* prove why this I* so. .
Poslsm Soap Is delightful (or ever/
cleansing purpose, and, being medicated
with Poslsm. ts rendered antiseptic, pre
venting Infection. Large cake, 2s cent*.
er; Miss Luelle Payne, Montlcello, Ho
tel Griffin; Allas Gladys Pope, Montlcel
lo, Miss Wlnnlfred Baxter; Mra A.
McD. Wilson. Mrs. E. L. Connally, At
lanta. JIrs. W. J. Klncatd; Mrs. Dalton
Mitchell, Atlanta, Airs. T. R. Mills;
Allas Xepplc Hunt. Mrs. M. W. Harris,
Sparta. Afra. H. C. Cummlng: Mrs. J.
K. Burns. Ctltrkesvllle. Airs. T. T. Mc-
Klroy, Norcross, Atr*. T. E. Patterson:
Mrs .Minnie B. Frederick. Miss Lula
Martin. Alarshallvllle, Mrs. L. Gon-
dard; Mrs. A. C. Richardson. Richland,
Nelms house; Airs. W. F. Mlllen, Mrs.
A. C. Riley, Fort Valley, Hotel Griffin;
Mr*. John Gordin, Athens, Atrs. T. R.
Alllls: Mrs. Letltia W. Dupont, Savan
nah. Airs. R. T. Daniel: Airs. John K.
Ottley, Atlanta. Mrs. It. F. Strickland;
Jill!'Aik* Stalling*. Amprb'ua. Nelms
house; Airs. J. A. Rounsavllle, Rome.
Mrs. James S. Boynton; Mrs. A. V.
Marmelateln. Savannah, Nelms house;
Airs. J. R. Mobley. Atlanta. Airs. J. AL
Thomas; Mrs. A. L. Dowdell, Opelika,
Ala.. JIrs. E. It. Anthony; Mrs. B. B.
Ross. Auburn. Ala.. Airs. R. H. Drake;
Airs. Thomaa Reid, Athens. Mra W. L.
Peek, Conyers. Hotel Griffin.
Mrs. C. B. Hudson, Airs. T. D. O'KCt
ley. Jlr*. L. Word. Conyers, Nelms
house; Miss Callle Wimberly, Waynes
boro. Mrs. Florence B. Whitehead. Mre.
J. AI. Bassett; Mrs. John Boyd,
Waynesboro, Mrs. Douglas Boyd; Mra
n. L. Nesbitt, Marietta, Mrs. R. F.
Strickland; Mrs. M. H. Lyon, Marietta,
Mrs. J. E. Smith: Alra W. E. White
head, Mrs. L. Proctor, College Park,
Airs, Jennie D. Reynolde, Hephilbnh,
Aire. T. H. Holleman, Mr*. Earl Jack-
son, Lafayette. Mr*. A. C. Cobh. Mrs.
J. K. Davis, Cedorto*n, Nelms house;
Airs. C. B. Carson. Tlfton, Mrs. B. B.
Brown; JIrs. Lula Rogers, Tennllle,
Airs. J. W. Gresham: Miss Alice Smith.
AIlss Onlta Wood. Tennllle. Mrs. R. L
Brooks: Mra Charles Tillman. Quit-
man, JIrs. Will Goodrich; Alra Myef
Saul. Miss May Anderson. Hartwell,
Airs, W. H. Austin; Airs. Joseph M,
Bell, Jlr*. C. D. Robertson, Shellmtn,
Airs. Alex Murray: Mr*. C. C. Brantley.
Valdosta. Mrs. Edward Smith; Mra.
Orsola f'fievl*. Mra J. E. Hays, Alonte-
sutnn. Nelms house; Mr*. Joel Walker,
Montesuma. Mias Bessie Mitchell; Mr*.
Pauline Foster, Hawklnsvlllc. Mr*. W.
H. Beck; Miss Frances JIcGrifr, Haw-
Ulnsvlllc. Mra. M. J. Daniel; Mias Maud
Jelka, Hawklnsvlllc, Mrs. W. H. Beck;
Alls* Lilly Martin, Hawklnsvllle, Mrs.
M. J. Daniel; Airs. Sidney Stevens, Mr*.
T. M. Prince. Eastman, Nelms hotise;
Mrs. J. C. Qullllan, Gresnsboro. Mrs.
R. J. Redding; Mrs. A. W. White,
Thomsston, Mre.-J. H. Enkes; Mrs. J.
A. Yates, Mra. W7E. Yates, Thomaston,
Mra B. C. Murray; Jllss Julia Hugue-
nln, Macon. Mra J. S. Boynton: Mra
W. F. Sibley, Senoia. Mra. W. O. Blb-
Atrs. Joaeph Harrison, Columbus,
i. T. J. Brooks: Air*. Hamlin Ford.
Columbus, .Mrs. Will Goodrich; Mra
Woodle S. Thruntt, Columbus. Mra. T.
J. Brooks: Mrs. E. R. McMurray, La-
vonlo. Airs. J. V. Chunn; Mra. T. F.
Marshall. Gedartnwn, Mrs. J. H. Enkes;
Mr*. Harry Ellis. Atlanta, Mrs. R. F.
Strickland; Mrs. Ira Fort, Miss Lillian
Tidwell. Atlanta, Mrs. J. W, McWil
liams: JIrs. Estelle Balter, Aire. R. M.
Woolley, Mra. P. O. Rauschenberg,' Mrs.
Purtelle. Atlanta, Nelms houss; Mra
Charles Rica Atlanta, Mra J. 8. Boyn
ton; Mrs. Owens Johnson, Atlanta, Mrs.
Henry Smith; Mis* Elisabeth Hanna.
Atlanta, Hotel Griffin; Miss Sally
Brown, Atlanta, Mrs. R. T. Daniel; Miss
Sarah Loo Evans, Atlanta, Mrs. J. M.
Thomas.
sulate was damaged by Italian shells.
These dispatches state the loss In
Benghazi was by far the heaviest In
any single instance during the war
to date.
FOR INDIGESTION
Tsks Hertford’s Acid Phosphate
Half a teospoonfn! In water before
meal* prevents distress after eating.
JAMES D. RICHARDSON
EXPECTEDJN NOVEMBER
James D. Richardson, of Washing'
ton. D. C., sovereign grand commander,
and the highest ranking Jfason In tho
world, will probably come to Atlanta
on November 10 to attend tho fourth
day's session of the reunion of Atlanta
8cottlah Rite Masona, which begin*
November 24. An Invitation to him to
attend the four days reunion was ex
tended last week, but ao many South
em Masonic bodlea have secured him
for feature occasions next month that
ha can get to Atlanta for only one day,
If at all. Major Rlrhardaon love* At
lanta and expressed regret that he
could not be hero the entire four days.
He la to spend a week In November at
Dallas Texas, and bis Southern tour
will be practically a swing around the
elrele.
Judge John R. Wilkinson, of the
court of ordinary, ha* returned from a
ten days stay In Washington, where
he attended the meeting of the supreme
council of the Scottish Rite Masons
of th* Southern jurisdiction, and at
tended the laving of the cornerstone for
the new SI.A04.MO Masonic tempts. He
presented the Invitatlan to Major
Richardson.
PAZO OINTMENT I* cuarantaad »e cur*
any case o« Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
rrntrnding Pile* In 4 to 14 days
refunded. Me.
Great Damape Dona to Cotton.
Marahallvilla, Ga.. Oct 24e—The rain
which fell here Saturday night and
Sunday did a great deal of damage to
the cotton crop. All of tho cotton Is
open and the hard rain ha* knocked
la out and colored as much more Hun
dreds of bales are still In the Held.
Judge Spear at Mount Airy.
Mount Airy, Ga., Oct, 24.—Judge Em
ory Speer and hi* wife have returned
here from North Carolina and have
opened the Carroll cottage, their sum
mer home. They will remain her* dur
ing the bunting season.
COURT OF APPEALS OF GEORGIA.
(October 23.)
Judgments Affirmed.
Ford va. state, from Worth superior
court. Judge Frank Park. Tlson &
causey. Forehand & Son, Claude Pay-
ton. for plaintiff In error; W. E. Woot
en, solicitor general, F. A. Hooper, con
tra.
Strickland vs. State, from city court
of Carrollton, Judge Beall. R. A.
Adamson, for plaintiff In eror; C. E.
Roop, solicitor, contra.
McBride va. state, from Bulloch su
perior court. Judge Rawlings. Ander
son & Speer, for plaintiff in error; Al
fred Herrington, solicitor general. A, M.
Deal, contra.
Lavender va. State, from Fulton su
perior court, Judge Roan. T. L. Bishop,
for plaintiff In error; Hugh M. Dorsey,
solicitor general, contra.
Phillips vs. City of Atlanta, from
Fulton superior court. Judge Pendle
ton. Hewlett A Dennis. Malvern Hill,
for plaintiff In error; J. L. Jfayton, W.|
D. Ellis, Jr., contra. 1
Welker vs. State, from city court of
Polk.county, Judge Irwin. William H.
Trawlck, for plaintiff Jn error.
Irvin vs. State, from Burke superior
court. Judge Hammond. C. B. Oar
lick, for plaintiff In error; J. Key
nolds, solicitor general, John M. Gra
ham. contra.
Berry vs. State, from Madison sups
rlor court. Judge Meadow. John E.
Gordon. J. F. L. Bond, for plaintiff In
error; Thomas J. Brown, solicitor gen
eral, contra.
Perry vs. State, from Mitchell au
perlor court. Judge Frank Park. E. B.
Cox. for plaintiff In error; W. E. Wool-
en. solicitor general, F. A. Hooper, con
tra.
Ragan vs. State, from same court,
with same counsel, as last stated.
Williams vs. 8t*te, from city court
of Fort Gaines, Judge Rambo. King
A Castellow, for plaintiff In orror; P.
M. King, solicitor, B. M. Turnlpseed,
contra.
Duncan v*. Stats, from Madison au
S srtor court. Judge Meadow. Adams A
rown, John E. Gordon, for plaintiff in
error; Thomas J. Brown, solicitor gen
eral. contra. r
Lov* va. State, from city court of
Miller county, Judge Bush. W. I.
Geer, for plaintiff In error; P. D.
Rich, solicitor, contra
Maxwell va State, from Floyd supe
rior court. Judge Maddox. Eubank* &
Mebane, for plaintiff in error; J. W.
Bala, solicitor general, contra
Greenwood vs. State, from Chatham
superior court. Judge Charlton. Rob
ert L. Golding, for plaintiff In error;
Walter C. Hartrldge, Solicitor general.
Anton P. Wright, contra.
Whlto va. State, from Cobb superior
court. Judge Morrla. Clay & Morria, for
plaintiff In error; J. P. Brooke, solicitor
general, contra.
Little v*. City of Jefferson, from
Jackson superior court. Judge Meadow.
Ray & Ray, for plaintiff In error; C. L.
Bryson, contra.
Braswell va State, from city court of
Oglethorpe, Judge Greer. Jere M.
Moors, for plaintiff in error; Julo Fel
ton. solicitor, contra
Cain vs. State, from city court of
Cordele, Judge StrozterT J. T. Hill, J.
W. Dennard, for plaintiff In error; M.
M. Eakcs, solicitor, W. F. George, so
licitor general, contra.
Phillips vs. State, from Fulton supe
rior court, Judge Bell. Hewlett A Den
nis, Malvern Hill, for plaintiff In error;
Hugh M. Dorsey, solicitor general.
Lowry Arnold, solicitor, contra
Jonas vs. State, from Campbell au-
perlor court. Judge Roan. Lester C.
Dickson, for plaintiff In error: C. S.
Retd, solicitor, general, contra.
Judgments Revtrted.
Oeorgla Florida and Alabama Rail
way Company vs. F. R. Penn Tobacco
Company, for uae, etc., from Calhoun
superior court. Judge Frank Park. Cal
houn & Rambo, for plaintiff In error;
Bmlth A Miller, contra.
Daniel va. Perkins Logging Compa
ny, from city court of Mlllen. Judge R.
P. Jones. James A. Dixon. William
Woodrum, for plaintiff In error; E. JL
Brinson, A. S. Anderson, contra.
Wall vs. Schwara, from Chatham au
perlor court, Judge Charlton. Oliver i.
Oliver, for plaintiff In orror; O’Byme.
Hartrldge & Wright, contra.
Morris vs. Jackson, from city court of
Atlanta, Judge Calhoun. James L. Key,
Nathan Coplan, for plaintiff in error;
Hill A Wright, contra.
City of Abbeville vs. McMillan, from
city court of Abbeville, Judge Nlchol
eon. Haygnod & Cutis, for plaintiff In
error; Hal Lawson, contra.
Nortlett vs. State, from Warren au-
K rior court. Judge Walker. L. D.
iGregor, K. P. Davis, for plaintiff In
error; Thomas J. Brdwn, solicitor gen
oral, contra.
Adepe vs. City of Thomasvllle. from
city court of Thomasvllle, Judge Ham
mond. Theodore Titus, for plaintiff In
error; T. N. Hopkins, Anderson, Felder.
Rountree A Wilson. George P. Whit
man, contra.
Cooper vs. State, from city court of
Ocllla, Judge Oxford. Newbem A
Meeks, for plaintiff In error; H. J.
Qulncey, aollrltor, contra.
Amertcus. Judge
Hollis Fort.
son & Evans, front Baldwin superior
court. Judge J. B. Park. Allen & Pot
tle. for plaintiff in error; Htncs & Vin
son, contra^
It is not alone the
convenience, or
the freshness, or the
crispness, or the un
usual food-value, or
the .digestibility,
or the cleanliness, or
the price, that has
made Uneeda Biscuit
the National Soda
Cracker.
It is the remarkable
combination of all
of these things. -.
If everyone, every
where, knew how
good they are,
everyone, every
where, would eat
them—every day.
- I • 'K
r ■ i .
Sold by grocers in
every city and town
—Bought by people
of all classes.
Never sold in bulk
—always 5 cents in
the moisture-proof
package which
keeps them oyen-
fresh.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
COMPANY
STREETS CONGESTED BADLY
IS MR. GLIDDEN’S CRITICISM
"One et Atlanta 1 * greatest need* la
boulevard* running north and aouth. to
relieve traffic," aaya Charles J. Glldden,
There Is Only One
“Bromo Quinine 9 '
That Is
Laxative Bromo Quinine
oaeo me would ovm to owe a hold /« one day.
Always remember the full name. Look
for tUa signature on every bos. 38c.
the donor of the famous trophy, wffi6
has toured the world twice In an auto
mobile.
While In Atlanta Mr. Glldden closely
observed the congested traffic in Peach,
tree-st and the other central thorough
fares.
"I do not blame your police." he says.
"They are carrying out ordinances of
council. ' But I do not approve of the
ordinance preventing vehicles from
passing street care and othor vehicles
by going to the left when there la an
open space ahead. Another thing that
has impressed me is the alownesa with
which motor cars and all vehicle* move
in Atlanta. They travel 23 per cant
alower than In other cities.
“But tha principal need Is to divert
aom* of the traffic off Peachtrea-at. It
all converges Into this one street Other
north and aouth boulevard* made more
attractive to the traveler* would great
ly help condition*. In Fifth-avc., in
New York, and In Commonwealth-avc,
Taureg Tribesmen Join Mo-
hammedan Holy War to
Help Turks in Tripoli.
Pera, via Tripoli, Oet. 24_Ti.„
thousand Tuareg tribesmen, the m n ,.
warlike of the desert warrior tribe, 1
men, have joined the Mohammed,,!
holy war against the Italians and
marching northward to Join the c r ,.,
cent. Commander Deshat. of the Turk
Ish army,. today made this announce!
menL
The sheiks of Tuareg tribes -it
bound to the Ottomans by ties of re’ir
Ion, are rousing their followers to ‘thi
height of religious frenzy. th'
threaten to sweep over the northern
African deserts nnd put to death even!
Christian who falls into their power
Commander Deshat also stated th.i
the Omlr of Hedjld had proffered th
ose of all his warriors that recogniz,
him as their chief for service against
the Italian forces. The tribesmen are
said to bo splendidly equipped with
arms and they possess vast numbers
of horses and camels and have pro.
visions sufficient for if long campaign
Supporters of tho war are Jubilant
over the prospect of a long and bloody
campaign by the savage tribesmen
against the Italian sqldlera. All the
forces of Islam over Arabia and North
Africa are arrayed against Italy.
FRIENDS PAY TRIBUTE
TO GORDON L. HAYGOOD
The funeral of Gordon L. Haygond
who died Sunday at his home, 140 Hilt.'
st„ was held Tuesday afternoon at the
Georgla-ave. Presbyterian church. The
services were conducteu by Rev. H. J
Williams and the Interment was at
Oakland cemetery. Tho members r.f
Capital lodge No. 00 of Odd Fellows,
and of Atlanta Typographical union
No. 48 attended In a body, and the fob
lowing acted as pallbearers: F. s.
Everett, J. A. Butler, Martin Luther,
J. E. Coble, C. R. Foster and L. E. Den.
ny. A number of beautiful floral offer
ings attested the love nnd affection of
many friends. Among the most hand
some was a large wreath from the
members of Tho Georgian chapel. <(
which Mr.. Haygood has been an active
member almost from the beginning of
the paper.
MONTGOMERY AT HOME
* ' FROM JOVIAN MEETING
L. 8. Montgomery, Southern agent ter
the National Medal Moulding.Companj,
returned to Atlanta Monday from tre (
convention at Denver of the Rojmvni*
ed Sons of Hove, the fraternal order el
electrical men.
About 300 delegates were present st
tho convention, one of the blggft
meetings In the history of the order,
and a number of the moat prominent ,
men connected with the electrical bu-l- |
nesa were among them. The next con
vention was voted to Flttaburg.
I UNIVERSITY OF i
GEORGIA NEWS !
By GUS C. EDWARDS.
ONE COL IN BOX HEAD—IN TYPE
R. O. Hutcheson, 1812, spent Sunday
In Atlantn.
Miss Mary Creiswell, who Is In
charge of the Cane clubs for the girl*
of Georgia, ha* assumed her duties at
the State Agricultural college.
R. P. Howard, 1913, who has been III
for so long at St. Marys hospital In
this city, Is reported to be rapidly re
covering now and hi*.friends hope to
see him back In college within the next
few days.
Grady Harris, of Wffycro-r. rio.
In Athena the latter part of last v
the guest of Joe Marshburn. alto o(
Wnycrosa.
W. H. Whatley, of Helena, clan °f
1911. Is visiting friends In the elty.
Among those present at the Oeorgla
Sewanec game Saturday were tho fob
lowing former student* and alumni:
E. R. Lambert. Grady Atkinson, Ed'
mund Walker. Oscar Thomason, of
Mndtson; J. II. Giles. Duluth; W. a
Marshburn. Atlanta; Kyle 8mlth.
Greensboro, captain of 1907 footbt.i
team; H. DcLapcrrlere, Hotchton. cap
tain 1908 football team; Henry Boxt-
wick, Boatwjck, a former itur on tn*
gridiron at Georgia; Sydney O. Smith
Gainesville, and John Scott, Decatur.
Tho remainder of the classes were,
assigned seat* In chapel yesterday
morning. The entire flrat floor Is tains
up by sophomore* and freshmen, par
ticularly by freshmen, the largest fresh
man class ever at the.university, rac
ing the stage, the senior academic oe-
ruplcs the right of the gallery, and Ju 5 *
behind this class Is seated the JunM
law class, and on the row back of tins
class Is seated tho senior law class, jm
th* left thk Junior academic class holds
forth.
Some time ago tha chancellor «•
quested the assistance of th* students
In raising money among the alumni
completing the .new Y. M. C. A. ntumrn
building. Six thousand dollars l« need
ed to get the building In condition ts
use It' for athletic purposes. The om-
elnls are aeeklng to gat It ready F*
gymnasium work by December 1. >; ;
terday morning tho Junior class had J
meeting and raised 3300. practical'*
every man In the das*'giving 15 ’
word the fund for completing the worx
Heretofore the Y. M. C. A. lenderi
at the university have been men re™
off the campus, or elae profeasors. Trn
year, tnstenfl of having religious lead
ers and speaker* from among m™
prominent In such work to address ur
Friday night meeting* of tho college \-
M. C. A., apeakera will be chosen froj
among the student members, at lea.,
for every other meeting. This system
promises to arouse more Interest amc-»
the students In Y. M. C. A. work.
In Boston, heavy van* and wagons
not allowed during the hour* of the ns
when motorist* and carriages she a;
naturally have the right-of-way no-
everything deem* to travel In Peace
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