Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, May 13, 1914, Night Edition, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 Solicitor Honored by Progressive Party Convention—Declines to Give Answer Now. The possibility of S tior Dorsey accepting the BRu Mooge candidacy tor Governor was the general tople of discuesion Wednesda n politica rcles, following the tion of the Progressive part ‘ y 1 "~ apltol on Tuesda en the Soliet tor's name was hrought before ¢ delegates as ‘‘the 1 1 W ) i 1 \rY the State by 25000 votes S itor Dorse 1 formed { the desire of the Progre v t put nim At the head of their t o % told the leader the convention that e could not give them an answer at this time, and that he had been too busy for months to give any thougat to po tiral matters Adjourn Until July, On this word from the Solieitor, Dr Frank H. Peck, of Atlanta, asked o convention to adjournh until not later than July 4, when Mr. Dorsey I 8 ex pected to make a forma ANy nee ment of s {ntentions in respect to the Governorship A«ide from the effort to get Ir Doree & standard bearer, the 1 ture of the meeting I=t} defe of W M Ire ! e nominat committer, H ( Hastings, of At anta, being recommended in } I ¢ for nationa! committeeman, and Re ert A. Dewar f DeKanlh Count 1 place of McClure for iirman of the State Kxecutive Committe y Full Committee Slate The full slate of recommendations wae For State Chalrman-—-R. A Dewal For Vice Chairmar F. J. Bivins National Commlitteemar H G Hastings Secretars D. E. Reyman Asgistant Secretar Dr 1 W Crawford Sergeant-at-Arms 1 D. Fuller Advisory Committee--D. (', Newton First Congressiona District By Rivins, Second; H, J. Know!es, Third { D. Fuller, Fourth; W. J. Tilson Bixth: R. B. Gaston, Seventh; ', C (‘oyle, Eighth . \osg, Ninth 3 1. Bibley, Tantt W D Richsr gon. Eleventh, and W H. Helser, Twelfth “ | i 1 v Marriage Saves Boy . . Yy v 2l ‘ From Term in Prison DURHAM, N. C May 181 1 ' Lula and wish to marry her declared Asa Gosset, a vouth, held In jall h of $l,OOO bond, charged with wronging Lula Hoope: On hearing this statement, Cit At torney Scarlett arranged for a mar riage and the ceremony was performed in iall The bhoy's parents w ¥ {wrom!npm ohiected to the ceren y yut when they were told their son faced A five-vear penitentiary sentence. the gawe thelr consent at once. ITmmedialte iy following the marriage the dish herited him 'he girl’s mother caused Gosset's arrest . . A . Californian Drowned »nll R' ’ In N, Carolina River ABHEVILIE, N C May 13 Clothing found o the banks of the Prench Broad River ha ed to the discovery of the drowning f a Int identified man The coa vest and trousers bear trade-maruns of a tatlor in California. l.etters addressed to a woman 'n Berkels ("al, and signed ‘Harrv," were discovered in the pock ets of the coat and may lead to lden tification All efforts to find the bhody in the deepn water where a man was seen to enter have hee without result HALL CAINE IS 61 Specia! Cable to The Atlanta Georglan, L.ONDON, May 13.--H ('alne, the author. to-day celebrated his first hirthday “TIFIKED WY 90RE, TIRED FEET ‘“Oh, Girls,"" Don't Have F‘uﬂmi-é Up, Burning, Sweaty ‘ Feet or Corns. | “TlZNnakes K"‘:" ‘ my foet / :\‘/ just damce."” Lo/ 2 LGYA gUy ';‘"]7- :,_&_'!;} A\-_— ’ ( | |3 LS Al 7 AP Ah what! elief \ o ‘M" tire " Aid ! Manufacturers' Ai - Enables Ri n nables Rich Bros. . " ~ To Give Low Prices ! e had the co-operation of the man | ufacturers; that is how we are ahie to make much remarkahly low prices at| our anniversary eales sald one of the members of tha M. Rich & Bros. Com ‘ AN Wednesda in explaining the chpness at which they are dlsposing of some of thelr echolcest stock ‘First, we went to the mar A,’u-!qrnrw' n April and told them that we wanted their very lowest rates, that we had lealt with them for 47 vears and never before had asked a favor of them We told them of the anniversary sale wr were planning and asked that they hely us make it a record-breaking affalr from the standpoint of prices and sales Then, when we got the goods, w¢ shaved the prices to closest margin. 'l'he result is that our priced never have heen® cquaied The sale will last throughout the maonth. The store in the first few davs of the sale has been thronged with huy ors OBITUARY. The body of Mrs. W. W. McClure u.u! gent to Forrest 'ark Wednesday for hurinl Mra. Mct'iure died Tuesday ( At the residence of her mother No 7 Tatnal] street She is survived by !'rl husband, her parents and one sister The body of John J. Murray was sent Wednesday to Thomaston, Ga for burial Mr. Murray died Tuesday at his residence, No. 605 West Peachtrea street He had been a resident of Atlanta three years He s survived by his wife and one brother, Dr. B. C Murray, of Griffin, Ga The funeral of Willlam F. Queen was held Wednesday from his residence, No. 83 Greensferry avenue Mr. Queéeh | died Tuesday He s survived by M‘; wife's parents, Mr and Mrs. ‘D P Donehoo Interment was In West View The funeral of J. C. Balrd was held \Werdnesday from Barelay & Brandon's Chapel Interment was in Oakland | The hody of R. L. Simmons was sent | Wednesday from Poole's Chapel to | Mavsville, Ga., for burtal Mr. Bim i mons died Tuesday at a private sani- | tarium He is survived by his wife | and five children | o | John M. Hudsen, 71 yeatrs old, of] fHamiiton, disd at a private sanita | vium at & . m. Wedneaday, The body was removed to Patterson's rha[-tl‘l from which it wiil be taken at 6:46 | o'vlock Thursday to Hamilton, where the funeral® will he held at 2 o'clock in the afternnon from the Hamiliton Methodist Chureh Mr. Hudson s survived by his wife three daugh- | ters: Mrs. W. L. Harrell, Mrs. John | g Motley Mrs. W k. Hewett al gon, John W Hudson, and a brother, | .P. Hudson, all of Hamliton. ‘ Mrs. V. E. McFall, 77 vears 014, died | At her residence, No. 128 [as! a\'rnue.! at 6 a m. Wednesday Mra. Mec. Fail was well known and heloved !n, Atianta, and for many years was an; active worker .in Grace \1""‘"'(“9“' (‘hurch The funeral will he held on | Thursday at 10 a. m. from the res|- dence of Mrs Florence McPhail, No. 148 North Jackson street, Rev. Charles 1. Barrett to officiate, interment to Lbe tn Decatur Cemetery Mrs ,\hnl Fail {8 survived by two daughters Mrs B. A, Warlick and Mrs. John R Warnell, of Atlanta, and a daughter in-law, Mrs. Clark McFail John P. Murray, formerly one of gy.‘ most prominent cltizens of Thomas ton, dfed at his residence, No fw.’x’ West Peachtree, at 5 o'clock Wed- | riesday Mr Murray wag i 3 PRT old, and is survived by one hrother . B, €. Murray, of Griffin. He was # prominent Mason For years he was # miember of the firm of Trultt & \ Murray, of Thomaston The hody was taken at 8 o'cloek to Thomaston for intermant, Funeral services wera held at noon on Wednesday over tha body of N E Wolfe, a yvyoung man who was killed in the W. and A. yarde Tuesday At 4 46 o'clock the body was sent fo Spartanburg for interment Harvie Glass, the two vear-old n of Mr. and Mrs, W I, (Glass, grandso! of Stephen ¢ Glass, former Aldermat and algo of Mrs. 8 F. Ray. dled Tues day evening at the home of his par ~ ents, No. 68 Ashland avenue Thie funeral will be held at 10 o'clock i Thursday morning, interment to he in Northview Cemetery . . Hi-Grade Shrine Pen lnants. The College ‘‘Co -1 lOp, 119 Peachtree St.. Candler Bldg. SAVANNAH. GA Round Trip THURSDAY, MAY 14 Snuthern Rallway Terminal Station, 8:30 P. M. Route of Yaarab Patrol and Band Calhoun Barber Tries to Enter Luckie Street House After Night of Celebration. Continued From Page 2. r \ he climbed. As Mr = roge 1y n front ! m 72” } ; nhinking he 17 as a ir Ared onNe ' Smith fel the floor and died witl giving AT I nation of his preaey 1 Physician Powerless to Aid. My ! rn 1. G Bowder vlO ';,- the ; ind ;.15 Bowder .~.:mi. cross the street and called Dr. L. P B ¢ Mhe phyveiclan made ever) ef fort to re e the mar it Smith wnas dead withir few minutes after Dr Paker reached him. He never spoke fter the bullet truck hir { vards immediate tele Pt ¢ ¢ f tatior and told vhat ha rred. Call Officers Jones it Pran. went e Fdwa hon 1 fter an investigatior he the anur lings - ered ydv taken to the Donehjo S ng S Simith was identified v 3 A + v )y l ,‘4 e ' X X vas .. vo in Ca! r ;5\ g v sideral me r though et & Brother-in-Law Explains. A plausible explianation of Smith« fata (o wa ffers D I ¥ vards of i E Prvar street + brother-in-ia ¢ jead mar Mr. Smit y ften fron to visit me p i it s . 3 8 \ ! 1 n 1 ;'1! %3 he ha e cotsidersd home Knowing 't m residen ¢ had bee hang he probab ankod pan addr 18t R R e Al a entere e house - J Fdwards th ne 1 ¢ n raw ng t I 1 the wil ~ * the intent < ne t ' wrousing ‘ha 3 ¢ planation of the aff 1 ¢ e e Why we make Kryptok Bifocals and recommend them: First of all, becanse of their convenience. Theyr give Near and Far Vision in one molid glass, deing sway with twe pairs of glasees. They can bs more perfect!y ground than any other bifocal known, no ugly seams or pleces to blister or come loose. We make them fn Toric or Curved form, giving a larger fleld for both reading and distance. FEach pair is made to order, conforming to the face in every detall Your best friend would never know you have on bifocals. Thay are absclutely invisible while on the face. They are a joy, not a ‘discomfort. Ask some of our patients how they are pleased. . Walter Ballard Optlcal Co., 85 Peachtree St. (Clock ngn). Atlanta. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS A | /\‘ ‘/141 | \ . il /!- | N l" = &\, %',’B NIL F | ‘l@‘_ [ ' ) | =% ,1 a» \ y T\ X ! / .t A 5/rzmo/\'l s - ( |1 §2B ﬂ’/ﬂc‘ag?a” i N PYRAM 10 PATROL / { il AITER THE. \ ' ,/) g R DE-. g W § AN «,0"‘%” yre Y N o= I\f(o’;ﬂ/\ffai.‘ ~~ No*% . { ;/é{ !(\ J 7 g ’/?{) /%, o A T r\\"‘\\{\; g / NN R \‘l:.“\‘\ A - "RUGHT Y \\. "*-l; |"tv‘ ExpßEssinvG B t'” "I‘[ wl3 oemion GUIIITNLEDS / 5 ‘h\ W/ jec mEoLEY s ALCH YMIA Y rEMPLE \/V]fMP/'//: LS N TN ‘\ ~ Georgia College Gets : ' ’ President'’s Gold Pen WASHINGT .'\V_ Man 3.-—SBSenator i Tt Pl ek 1 ral extension bi to the Georgia <tat { f ARY ilture at Athens W wil 1\ harge f distributling e Government fur n Georgia ne of the pens was presented to Sen i Smith and the other to Represen e l.ever by the President ——————————————————————————— Playground of Atlanta— White City Park. Vanderbilt Committee to Make Recommendation to General Conference Friday. OKLAHOMA CITY. Ma 2 Danger f nfusion of the Methodist Episcopal ( rod Sou wit the Roman Catl eral nference of e for r., sufficient t warrant sihst ting the words *Churcl f G f H Catholi Chiire} f the ohuteh ereed After deba 181 * all forenoon, the q iregir il nferer ' re s i tha re v 1] mmittee re mmendations for the change o ergyn delegates voted T 4 for d 87 against e amend ment and the Aft 85 t«¢ 4 I 'nder the rules each bran ir the conference must give a majority f v proposition to secure adoption North Genrgia Conference delegates © voted against the change are Dr. H. M. Dußose, Atlanta; Dr. J. E. Dickey, Oxford; Dr. J, A. Sharp Y ng Harris Dr. W P. Lovejoy, Atianta; Dr. J. M. Fakes, Rome; Asa (3. Candler, Atlanta t \. C'opeland Greensporo; T. W larbin, (‘alhoun, and J. T. Duacan, Douglasville, Those voting for ¢ nge are the Rev RO B Ox Prof. M. M Parks., Milledge ' W W Pitche Warrent i Sonth Georgia ( ference ( gate ting against Macor Dr. B t'aok Nashville Dr. W. C. Lovett, Atlanta: H. J. 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Tuesday afternoon a special train bearing hundredes of delegates from Georgia and Florida arrived and, since that time, other specials have been bear ing equally large delegations from tHe other fifteen Southern States rep rezented at the convention, I'he most important matter to come hefore the celegation at its opening session this afternoon is the election of a new president to succeed Dr D £ Dargin, of Macon His successor probably will be Dr Lansing Burrows, of Nashville. Other matters coming before the convention at Its opening session at the Ryman Auditorium to-day were the perfect ing of the organization for business, appointment of committees, addresses of welcome and responses, reports from the efficiency committee and ab stracts from the reports on the home and foreign mission and Sunday schonl hoards. The annual meeting of the trusteees of th Southern Bap tist Theological Seminary was held this morning at the Heritage Hotel People Plan to Flee From Rising River FREMONT, OHIO, May 13—With the Sandusky River at the highest stage since the flond of Mareh, 1313, Fremont people are in fear of a sec ond disaster Residents in the low lands are preparing to vacate their homes on a moment’s notice. Port Ciinton schools are closed and the crop damage in the vicinity will he verv heavy SOUTH'S LITERARY FORUM NallSouth GRAND BLDG. ATLANTA, GA. Greets You Always Everywhere Aﬁ /1 ' "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS” SAR O T T L OATROWR Y OO TES TS OO W_:—__—W /A 20095 guiLT UP TO. STANDARD Xy \,OOWN RNy v — Write for estimates on Tents, anﬁzullns. 'Wagon Covers, Flys, Awnings, Curtains and accessories. cated at the base of the raw materials, with the Canvas and Duck Mills *‘Just around the corner,” we can best solve the problem of prices. ATLANTA TENT & AWNING CCMPANY Dept. 974-G. ATLANTA, GEORGIA Phone East Point 2