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LABOR CHIEFS TO
MEETINATLAfJTA
1 Jborlng men fl •.•••. .«.»;• m;
lug Georgia will ga:i.~ ■■■ ’ Decet Iwt
10 and *l. to <iiF.-« nltr> ■* r. c.-nrr. !
tian with the advaiacmer.' >f flic ea o’-
of Southern unionists
For the past two months wo'kl' meet
ings have been ),» ■, hl l-abor temple b
•sch orgat aon s: ; ated with tl.e At- ,
lanta Federation of ’trades, and pra< ti<ul
ly all arrangements have been tnatlt
Ti e meeting is proposed to be : Io in
the Baptist Tai tn able auditorium at
the < uskiol.s with h will ... upy the m<
,i. XV. • oneiand, of Dayton. Ohio, pn”
chased a bottle T (Tiamb< rulin '-<\itig’
Remedy sot hit- boy who had a t'olil
and before the bmt'e was all used the
hoy's cold •as gone Is th. 't no bet
ter than o pt.> a five dollar dot tor s
bil !(At 1
THE REPORT
“The Finance Committee pays close attention to the in
vestments of the Company’s funds, and it should be heartily
commended for a resolution it Fas adopted for its guidance.
It is provided by this resolution that no member of the Com
mittee shall, either directly or indirectly, borrow any of the
Company's funds, nor shall any member, directly or indi
rectly, receive or take any commission for loans made, or
upon securities purchased for the Company’.”
He also says: “The Company’s minutes are well kept,
and set out in detail the action of the Directors and various
Committees.”
And in his final comment lie further states: “The offi
cers of the Company must be complimented for their admin
istration, which is without reproach, and for the earnest
desire they have ever displayed to conserve the interests of
the policyholders.”
JOHN F. ROCHE, of New York City.
April, 1912 To the Insurance Dept, of Ala.
It is with pardonable Pride The Southern States Life
Insurance Company presents the above report from (he
icell known New York actuary. This report confirms
those icliich have been made by other actuarial investi
gators who have preceded. The investigation was thor
ough and the report speaks for itself.
General Agents wanted for unfilled territory.
Local Agents wanted in ill territories.
The Southern States Lite Insurance Co.
ATLANTA,
G A •
William L. Meac ! o>. Gen. Agi.
V**’ w >rn, l Hugh N. McAfee. Gen. Agt.
* *“i C' ff ice s 1230 Candler Building.
k, Atlanta. G.;.
WILMER L. MOORE. Pre.
Hall Caine’s Story
“The Woman
\)ljpßrßOt \Thou Gavest Me”
ew Letters of
Standard Oil
/ WOI "k — The Wo-
J man Th°u Gayest
His blind attempts to fill her future life with
the same sadness with which he surrounded her mother
A Hearst's Magazine is told her life story.
% The Plot —The Marriage Bond
It is really a remarkable work. Its absorbing plot and
1 sustained interest equal —or possibly exceed —that of the |§
I author's “The Christian” and “The Eternal City " Read
I a woman's rights in the marriage bond
/ Standard Oil Correspondence B
■ These letters are published in the interests of truth and for the
I enlightenment and information of the public. They clearly involve
Roosevelt, Archbold. Penrose and others. You will find them all in
■ the November Hearst's Magazine.
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November Number Just Out—ls cents
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BOY STARTS $1,500 FIRE
JUST TO SEE THE BLAZE
I OGLETHORPE. GA Oct. 28.—Two
I hn;,j» 4'"» bush» s of oats, 25 ton* of
. . .» !.i\ ]>•<•>- and engine were de-
|M roved, < ausing ft loss of $1,500. when
I s -• x-y»-ar-old negro box set fire t«»
t •• >!<»■>' houses on IL <’. Bagley's
Hi.rot on tin outskirts of town. ju«t to
I si. ; r blaze Tut- box applied a match
’to ! ■ hay ml then called his mother to
iiis big sh».
\s ill be divided into the Three days as
HoHoxvs First da\. Organization; second
! da> L<lm atiou third day. Legislation.
Tin j-riuiarx object of the meeting is ,
(to Lave the prominent unionists of the
I thirti ■: Southern states exchange views
Ho d . xj oriel < es on their work in the dif
states, and in this way arrive al
;i eoiii’i.oii basis on which to proceed for
’he betterment of working conditions of I
the laboring people L'niform laws and
legislab'Hi. the bosi plans for forwarding,
< rg;ii ization wot I- ami a general outline
<»f an e<lu itioiial program will be dis
cussed.
International officers of practical).' ail
ihe unions represented in this section
will be present during the convention
lUF ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEVWS.MON DAV. ()( I OBEK 28. 191-.
GOV. JOS. M. BROWN
GUEST OF MEMBERS
OF MILITARY STAFF
Tie glitter of goul and tin- bravery;
of bill'- took entire possession of the ,
Piedmont Driving club Saturday night. |
when Governor Joseph M. Brum was j
dined and toasted by his* administra- •
tivt- and personal military staff.
Besides the hosts of the evening, a |
numb. <>f invited guests participated, i
among them being General Evans, o£
the Department of the Gulf. United]
States army, and his staff.
Th.- dinner was one of genuine good ;
f< ilov.sbip, and was as pretty a cornpll
me-nt as the governor's friends might .
hav>- paid him in any ciretimetances. I
Colonel Frederic .1. Paxon, chief oft
staff, presided as toastmaster.
ATLANTA TURNVEREIN TO
ENTERTAIN TOMORROW,
Tomorrow nigiit at 8 o’clock the At
lanta Turn Vcrein will giv. at: enter
tainment. and dance at 26 1-2 South
Pryor street.
Professor Kail Jansen, a Swedish
lecturer, will give an address and reci
tations in German and English. V pro- |
gram of vocal and instrumental solos
has been arranged. The athletic sec
tion. under the leadership of Fritz
' B>'ims. will give an exhibition. Wede
i ineyet'« orchestra will furnish music.
Healthy
Women who bear children and re
main healthy are those who prepare
their systems In advance of baby’s |
coming. Unless the mother aids I
1 nature in its pre-natal work the crisis
finds her system unequal to the de
mands made upon it, and she is often
left with weakened health or chronic
, ailments. No remedy is so truly a .
help to nature as Mother’s Friend, '
and no expectant mother should fail |
to use it. It relieves the pain and ,
i discomfort caused by the strain on i
i the ligaments, makes pliant and elas- ,
tie those fibres and muscles which
■ nature is expanding, prevents numb
. ness of limbs, and soothes the luflam
mntlon of breast glands. The -system
( being thus prepared by Mother's
Friend dispels the fear that the crisis
may not be safely met. Mother’s
Friend assures a peedy and complete
recovery for the mother, ami she is
left a healthy woman to enjoy the
rearing of her
child. Mother’s
Friend Is sold at l’*vUUwr>9
drug stores.
Write for our free JE m
book for expect
ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many sug
gestions of a helpful nature.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO,, Atl»«ta, G».
'[atthe theaters
/‘LOUISIANA LOU" IS HERE
AT THE ATLANTA TONIGHT
; Tonight brings to theatergoers of A’-
• lanta their tirst opportunity in Atlanta I
| io the famous musical comedy hil of
j the season <. -.n* the I Salle opera house, i
h’hb.ag! Addison Hurkhardt’s. Frederick!
lltonughe. 's uud B« n M. Jerome’s “Louis- ■
I iana Lou ' Hurrx \-kin has put together 1
tan admirable and < ne of those perfect
I aSalle ( horuses for the road duplication i
jot. m bat has been the greatest ot all the
l.aSalh iii s 'o ditto. All the songs that
liave helped to make the run cf "Louis- |
lai.a Lou" in <", eug.. notable n what has i
■been a vs r.\ dull sc ason will l»e heard, i
■ Ineluding “My lb s.- of ’hr Ghetto." "It ’
1-ove Be Maoi'.ess." ■ I.• mi.-uina Lou," “My
Lou." "The Title «.i Jumping Jack."
‘"rhe Joys and the < Idioms." ’ I’he Puritan
i Prance" and “Now Am de Time?'
LOUIS MANN WILL BE HERE
AT THE ATLANTA THIS WEEK
Fresh from a ran of six months in
, New Yor .. I.oui-- Mann is io be seen at
j the Atlanta theater Thursday and F'riday.
I < k-t» her :,1 and November 1, in “Ele
vating a Husband." lhe new dramatic
comedy by Clara Lipman and Samuel
Shipn.tn. in which this distinguished
ch.araeii-r actor is credited with having
sc< ( yone of the most decided successes
of his career.
Louis Alarm’s popularity as an actor
does not consist solely in his power to
make an audience laugh. He has the
' rare gift of being able to mingle tears ’
I with merriment. <me of the best com- ■
ments on the performance is that “it ,
makes you laugh, but it also makes you |
think." Seats are now selling for the I
engagement, including rhe special matinee ;
Frida x
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"THE TRAVELING SALESMAN" IS
HERE ALL WEEK AT THE LYRIC
At Ihe Lyric theater tonight and all ’
the we» k. “The Traveling Salesman." a '•
• comedy by James Forbes, author of "T'ne
chorus loi<ix and “The Commuters. ' will
he the attraction. ’"l’he Traveling Sales
man." while primarily a comedy of the
brcacost kind, has also interwoven in the
plot story of much dramatic interest.
The manageim nf of the <'ompany prom
ises an - x< ppiior.ally good production and
<ast lor this engagement. The part of
■ Rob Blake will be played bv Roberl Lee
! Allen.
’
FOUR FEATURE ACTS I
ARE ON BIJOU BILL
'l’he four aui> that have been selectee
lor ihe Bijou bill this week have every
appearance • f toming up with th.? best
| that has b» en offered at this house since
jits inauguration as the home of bargain
i vaudeville. The headline feature will he
i T< <! and '’orhine Br« bm. in a singing and
1 lalkiug special;?. The other acts will be
, Hera ’ i, an e-|iiilibri> t, who will do some
i • 1 n. r’aible stunts on a balancing pole:
jihe Three Bohemians, musicians, ami
i Fiai’ktiuo ami \ ioletio. coim.dy acrobats.
1 Matinees are given daily at 3 o’clock, ex
cept on Saturday, when two matinees are
given, at l:3’J and ! T’ evening per
formances are given at '»:3V and !». Mo
tion pictures open and close each per
formance.
SEVERAL HEADLINERS ARE ON
THE GRAND BILL THIS WEEK
The Grand cuinmeiices its seventh week ,
ul the season of vaudeville with matinee |
today, and there will be a daily matinee,
and evening performance the rest of the
week.
I‘ o> this we ek tlie bill is of more than
ordinary < onsequenee. There are big tea-
I tur headliners ami other acts that will
make a program to attract unusual atten
tion. The headliner will be Mlle. Minni
Amato, in "The Apple of Paris." a won
derful French pantomime, in which ten
people will figure. The eat is one of the
big features that attracted great attend
ance.in New York all last season.
"Dick," the canine penman, the only
dog ever taught to write and draw with
pen and ink. the Bison City Four, vaude
ville's best eoiiiedy quartet, make up the
1 bill, so far a- big leatures go. but the
i other acts are of more, than average ini- ,
( t .ortar co. Lloyd and Whitehouse, in "Jusi
i \ aiidevilb I'lihe! Maefionough, in songs:
1 Sull.' ami Hussey, in a genuine comedy, i
• ind :i,< Kromalie Brothers, in a.-roljatic'!
pastimes, make the show complete
j EMMA BUNTINC APPEARS
IN "TEXAS" THIS WEEK
Little I'lmma Bunting and iter, players
I will present "Texas" at he Forsyth this; j
week, ami a multitude of theatergoers i
i v. ill see one of the cleverest attractions'
I Hint I.as be, a put on any stage, it is -aid, ;
The play is laid in Texas and all the char- i
inlets are <f that l\pe that one is told
, u.si'd t-' exist in the Lone Star Stae. ‘
, Tlieri will be a lypieal atmosphere of the
I great esrtle-ratking country.
I Miss Bunting lias eclipsed all her past
-u, osscs since s' p as |, eell j n Atlanta
I U-.is season. Sin is belter than ever
I'etore, ami her < on puny ■? the strongest
-lock organization that has been seen
; here.
Tl.e ini; rest in the winter stock season
reached its height last week when the
i iheater was sold out completely to a ma
jority of Hie performances and when peo
i ide were turned away from every matinee
I because of no more room.
WHITFIELD PLANS RALLIES.
DALTON. GA., Or:. 28. A big rails 1
of Democrats is scheduled for Sat - i
ttrday night. November 2. at the court- ;
house In ro. Chairman S. B. Felker, of
the Whitfield county executive commit- |
'ee. has issued the call. An effort will
be made to hold similar rallies in the
different militia districts of the county
.MiUtons or uousekeeoers and expo:
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