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4 WORKING GIRLS WILL LfflP OUT New Outing Club to Give Sum mer Home to Women and Boys of Atlanta. Plans fnr purchasing a hundred-acre tract near Atlanta and erecting cot tages and buildings where Atlanta working girls may sleep at night and spend their week-ends in the fresh country a:f were begun when the At lanta Outing club as organize-] with fifteen of the leadine men an-1 women of Atlanta as directors. A great summer . amp nil! be opened as soon as the dr.il f"r a plot of land Is closed There the boys of Atlanta will also be given a chanrt to spend a vacation, to breathe ft’-ii -iir. enjoy the pure, wholesome food and fresh vegetables of the country and disport themselves in an artificial lake. Summer homes for the young men and wom p n of Atlanta who work during the day in crowded offices and fa- lories and for tn» mothers and little children who must spend the heated months tin town will be provided. Place For the Week-End. Those who wI eh to spend a week’s vacation at small cost will be wel comed at the club grounds, and those who desire to make the place their home during the summer and come to their work each day on the street car will find a place. In this way it Is believed that the health and strength of the young working people of Atlanta can be conserved. The largest summer camp for boys ever conducted in Atlanta will be managed by George <’ Dorr, who has formerly conducted thee- - amps in At lanta and v ho was chosen at the meet ing. All features of the work will be absolutely non-sectarian. Old Boys Club Split. The new club Is in a measure the outgrowth of the former hoys camp and hove club organized in Atlanta. Last year a split among the directors and trustees of the boys club was caused b\ the desire of some of them to affiliate with the Young Men’s Chris tian association. Many of the leading men and women in charge believed that such an affiliation would hinder the work and contract Its -ope, nr a large number of the boys to be benefited by the club are the s -na of Italian immi grants- staunch Gatholli and of Russian Jews whose'ortho-loxt would not permit their becoming connected with the Young Men's f’hristlan .i. n clstmn. Dr. Jacobs Heads New One. Dr Joseph Jacobs will head the how organization as chairman of the hoard of directors, with James I, Dickey., Jr., secretary, and T K. Glenn, treasurer. I’nder the board of directors will be the officers: M R Smith, president; Willis M. Kverett and Major R. J. Guinn, vice president: . W. B Wilker son. secretary, and T. K. Glenn, treas urer. The finance committee is as follow r;. J. T. Rose, Mrs. Fmma N il Douglas. Mrs. Oscar Elsas Mrs B Z Phillips, AV. S. Byck and George F Rogers. It would surprise you to know of the great good that Is being don- bv Cham herlalns Tablets Darius Downey, vs ■Newberg Junction. N R.. writes "My wife has been using Oh.imberlain’s Tablets and finds them very effe, lunl and doing her 100 of good.' If vou have any trouble with your stbrnach or bowels, give them a trial For sale by all dealers **• White City Park Now Open Diseases of Men As I experience of 35 years has shown 111 me that more human wrecks ate caused -by e chronic local disease than ;&&&&&£*'•' an '’ ot her No fciW-d-.l needs more $ cateful or scten- s■&"' -../i attention to ISjw efYect a cure 1 4<gg also know there Is 11 r nnick mm for Jg specific blood poj. W*\ 3®. 1 removal of .«ymp- AS n ‘ M n cute Experience. <am- ‘ '••'V - f " 1 u, * nth'n to do- - «E cu * , ‘‘ Knowledge* of anf i :■ WS 11 s *' ' remed io« .** known ( t , bi- b<up IKW u" mer.t Atlanta. Ga. ( . n eientlous treat ment are feat-,itr■-■ of tm office Exam inations free office > • m-s S tn 7. Sun days and hoiidats 10 t<> t Mv mono irraphe free In rlain. sealed wrappet THE GRAND TONIGHT and all wee* Matinee dailv THEDURBAR IN KINF.MAO >l,<-K ■'Greater Than the Arabian Ntsfits ” Prices, 15,2;,0. 50, CORSYTH ) Today. 2:30 ■ Atlanta's Busiest Theater f Toright S:3O The Scientific Sensation t f the W rid PAULINE? THE EXPOSITION FOUR—VISIONS D'ART and Other Features NEXT WEEK BOSTON FADETTES Pianos, Organs, Sheet Music, Violins, Guitars Catalogue free on applica tion cable piano co., 84 North Broad-st. Barred From Theater I Year for Laughing At a Vaudeville Act '"HICAGO, May S—A few days ago Muni-ip.il Judge Scully semen ed a hair tonic manufacturer to prove the (.rtiilci > of hi.- preparation by a year's trial on the -bald pate of Patrolman Burnt Judge t’averly now has gone him one better in ordering a defendant to re main away from theaters for a whole year because he laughed too much. Frank Farrar went to a vaudeville t■ io laugh. He laughed s-> much at a "sister act" that he was arrested on a charge of disorderly conduct. "It certainly was funny,'’ Farrar said, grinning, -then arraigned in court. "My, but if nas funny. There were two ac tresses. judge, that -ailed themselves Hi- 1 ar t Sistets,’ and they'd make anybody laugh." Farrar be .w convulsed with laugh ter at tn- - r thought, and those in tiie court room began to snicker. "What were the girls doing?".asked the court, Interested. Th'.' net- doing everything you could think of. Hal ha', heel haw! I " - to laugh -very time I think of it.” Farrar laughed until the tears rolled down his cheeks. "You have a right to laugh, but you hatent a right to disturb the peace.” said the court. "You are discharged, hut I want you to stay away from the theater for a year.” "I'll stay away all right,” said Far ra r. 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