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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
SOUTHERN SOCIETY
In Georgia and Adjoining Slates
Pleasant Mention From Other Cities
DUBLIN.
A baseball park for Dublin It
sured fact and many frame* are being
planned for Chautauqua week.
For several day* this week a list
has been circulated, which wa* freely
signed, and quite a nun was raised
for putting the ground In flrst-cl
condition.
MIsa Grace Durham, of Swalnsboro,
Is the attractive guest of Mrs. J. S.
t Inland.
.Mr*. W. T. Simmons Is visiting
friends and relatives In North Georgia.
.Mrs. A. P. Hilton Is spending some
time In Albany, the guest of her moth
er. .Mrs. Lula Gilbert.
Captain W. C. Davis has returned
from a visit to several points In Ala-
k Panic.
p- Mr. C. H. Kltirell was a recent vl*.
Itor to Macon.
Mis* Dollte Hooks was called home
from Atlanta on account of the Illness
of her mother, Mrs. Eugenia Hooks.
Mrs. T. L. Myers and children, of
Roekledge, are visiting Mr. \V. \V.
Prescott and family.
Mr. G. E. Pritchett, of Tlthsvllle,
Kla., Is the guest of relatives in the
city. *
Mr. IV. G. Day, of New York, spent
several days of this week In the city.
Mrs. Eugenia Hooks Is 111 at her
home on Bellevue avenue.
Mrs. Prat A. Williams and children,
of Reldsvllle, are visiting In the city,
guests of Mr. L. A. Matthews and fam-
lly.
Rev. G. B. Wllmer, of Atlanta, who
v.tll preach the commencement nermon
h*re Sunday, will be the guest of Mr.
nml Mrs. E. P. Bent*.
Mis* Mary Robinson, who has been
attending C**x College, returned home
yesterday.
one of the moit enjoyable entertain
ments given In quite a while was the
one of Thursday afternoon by the
Misses Baum, tfbo entertained the
Young Ladles* Club. Heart* was the
'i game played and wa* enjoyed by all
* present. A Baled course and lcea were
served. Despite the disagreeable
weather quite a number were present,
among whom, beside* the members,
were: Mrs. Prat L. Williams, Mrs. T.
O. Dupree, Mrs. W. C. Allen, Mrs. W.
U Williams and Mlaa Sikes.
Mrs. J. 8. Jordan waa a recent visitor to
Teuullle.
Mrs. F. W. Simmons la at home from
a visit to relatives In North Ooorgln.
Mrs. S. K. Jones hns returned from At
Inota. where she was the guest of Mrs. J.
K. Isancford. • . .. .
Joe Hesse Is nt home from the boys’
school nt Demtur.
Mrs. H. J. Lord spent part of this week
at Dexter.
Rernnnl Rawles Is nt home from the
deorgin Military Institute.
Superintendent T. T. Holloman, of the
W. & T. railroad, was In the city Tues-
day.*
i i \ r. Daley, of Hawklnsvllle. spent
t Wednesday tn the city.
Miss Mabel Howard is visiting .friends
and relatives nt SatindersvIUe.
Mrs. G. H. Williams has returned from
Forsyth, where she attended the com
mencement exercises of that Institution.
Luther Stallings spent a few days at
Forsyth during commencement. ■
Mrs. J. M. Finn Is visiting relatives at
Franklin, K.v.
Professor F. D. Secklnger, recently re
elected assistant principal of the public
public schools, bns gone to Guyton to
spend the summer.
Professor D. A. Walker Is spending his
mention at his home In Kentucky.
Mrs. C. E. Fattlllo left Tuesday for s
visit to relatives nt Bridgewater, Vs.
Miss Mary Hallle Moffett Is visiting
friends and relatives nt Sandernvllle.
Mrs. 0. W. Mathews left Friday for
Atuerlcus, where she goes to attend the
meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mission
ary Society, of which she la prcaldout.
4. M. Williams has returned from
W rlgbtsvllle, where ho attended the com
mencement exercises of the Nannie I*ou
M nr then Institute.
Colonel !\ L. Wade and family have as
tMr guest Mr. Wade’s mother, Mrs. It.
M. Made, of Athens.
Miss Leila Vinson has returned to her
home st Mllledgevllle.
Mrs. E. T. Keene has returned to her
home In Macon, after a visit to her sister,
Mrs T. II. Smith. .
Miss Liiclle Knight has gone to be.
In Hnvnnnah to spend the summer mouths.
She win return to Dnhlln In the fall.
Theodore Bunting has gone to hla old
sntm* nt Bremen, Germany, to spend the
•umnier months.
Misses Itnth Miller, of Gorinth, snd Dor
othy Nnssnett, of HapevlUe, have returned
to their respective homes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peacock srs at home
from Washington, D. C., and Old Point
t omfnrt. Vs. •
Miss Mary Robinson has returned from
,nuI t’oojK*r nml Mrs. L
Hicks left rpstnrday for Angnsta, n
they will nitend the Wrlght-Wllbnr
dlug Wednesday. Messrs. J. p. and !
Cox College,
ROME.
Hon Seaborn Wright will go down to At
«,’ n wn business.
y«nk Qullllsn. of Moreland, Is the
* of . rp| «tlyes In the city.
Miss Rosebud Johnston, of Csrtersvllle,
\ i h " ISf* 1 .®* Mrs. J. H. Dean.
MU. IS Inn!, rallieck. of Calhoun. la Ih.
1,r *' Jul,n **• OaTls and Mr*. J. II.
^ nfln B. Carlyle, who ws* the
5»'V vl>He here of I»r. Hlmmons, st Hbort-
.^^'-rday sfteniooa for his hone.
n P Horton, who has lieen dan-
f'J""' 1 * J# at.the Hamilton Hospital, la
■L r £* n refi! Improved, to the delight'd her
■any friend*.
-JJC* Ethel Killver Harris has been dea-
fTi , 7 y , " l, k s »»" J' ( ssrlonaly III. Her
tv "'I* Imped she was Improving, and will
J^.C-V^ dlssppofatad to learn of her
™'lnne.l Illness.
■’Ir. 1'lnnde C, Kenmer la quite III at the
FREE mV*
ECGKKEEPIN6 and shorthand
county, desiring to take
5 ‘^ c Uon. who will within 30 days
dipland SEN D this notice to either of
ORAUGHON’S
Sfcu&ineUfficUegeb
ATLANTA. 122 Peachtrs*.
Piedmont Hotel Block.
Columbia or Montgomery.
C*? < olPwe, in t a Hum*. *300,000.00
17. years’ snooess. Indorsed byL«'»L
^■mep. r*ovacation:entersnvtime. Writs
tgsnT
home of hi. father ln law. Mr. W. H. Ed
jn"t"l«„n Hewat to hare gone to Au
SL„, “\|, AI V. hut wn* taken sud-
T Mol'nil *** * ir ns attended l>y Dr. D.
CimphelL pastor of the
rbrlstlau Churrli of Lome, will lenre today
horn* vl,lt to ll1 * mother In Fair-
Iu J Cnlixrtowil“rece utl'y?' 1 I ’ Un,, • 0 w ' re
roliMrei’ u‘:fV,?r'v.'ll; 1, " lnf ,r, ' n,ta
Miss Ellen Jones, of Rome, Is the guest
ofMIsaMiissey at Cedar town.
Colonel Mark Johnson, of Mllledgevllle,
Is In Rome.
B. L. Malone, of Atlanta, Is In Rome for
a row days.
Hr- W. furry, Frank Irwla and ltot>
r . . ft ynaterday for a few days’ flab
lag trip at Foster's Mill.
B. I*. Baylor, traveling pAkuriiart aKt-m
f or *he Houtlu-rn Ustlrosd, with hendqnar
ter* at CUnttanongn, spent * few ha ■-
Lome yesterday with \V. C. Hpeneer.
..Beu T‘ueey. Who has lieen slightly In
disposed for the last few days. Is again
able to attend to Imsluesa.
I; Shnttueh, of Imfnyette, was among
the visitors In Home yesterday,
v™ ^rawley Sirs J. o. Crawley nnd
Mr*. O. E. frswley. of Itoawell, were
among the out-of-town * m - *— *
>*ecn attending the eoi
close nt Shorter College.
Miss Minnie Ctlbeek. of Dalton, Is visit
Ing Mrs. J. u. Davis and Mrs. * ■
Owens.
Misses Daisy Boyd nml Allen Terbnne
have returned from llreunn College,
Gainesville, to their home* In East Home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike May. kirn. J. Kuttner
nml Misses Itlanrhe and. Edna May left
d-Mtenlny for New York. Mr. Ike May
will sail the latter part of the week for
huro|M>. while the remainder of the party
will stay In New York until hla return
Mrs. J. Paul Cooper nml Mrs, I-
I ■- - • where
wed,
^ Mark
t nnpor will go down tomorrow.
Mr*. W. A. l'ntton Iwglns moving Into
T pretty cottage Just complrteil tomor-
, Her aunt. Sirs Mary Underwood
I l«mh. of Augvstn. will remain with her
children during her nlmence In Euroiie.
faptnln nml Mr*. W. I*., Hlmpson 1
y , fcf.
day, accompanied by Mrs. Eunice Adam-
“111.
Mlaa Sladellne Wyly and Miss Solomon
left Saturday for a visit to Mias Venable
at her summer home near Stone Mountain.
Rev. and Mra. J. P. Wnrdlaw will ar
rive tomorrow morning to be the guests
of their sister, Mrs. J. W. .UouiuMvlIle.
Miss Rosebud Johnson, who hna been the
guest of Mra. Ed Itenn for the psat week,
returned to her home nt Cartersvllle Hatur
‘ay.
Dr. nml Mra. Walker Curry have tnored
iuto their neat cottage on Fourth atreet.
Misses Pat tie and Auttle WUUughnm
*•!>•(• returned from Monroe Collegi
Mias Katherine Klrton. of rr
>endlng the week with Mrs. C. C
Miss Ixnilne Massey, of Atlanta, arrived
last eveulug to visit MIsa Tattle Swanson.
Mr. and Mra. Charlie Porter expect to
occupy their delightful suburban botuo lu
a few days.
Lelnnd Bnss left for Atlnntft today to
spend the summer with relatives.
Dr. E. C. Curtledge, of Atlanta,
the city.
Inland Basa gave a very enjoyable party
Friday afternoon to aome twenty yonug
‘ rople. Late It* the afternoon el» *
ml cake were highly enjoyed.
It. N. Berrien, of Atlanta. Is visiting hla
slater, Mra. W. It. Whitmire.
Mrs. 'Ha 111 Brothers, of Dnlton, has
turned to her home after a delightful vlalt
to Mra. C. It. Wood.
Announcement has 1>ecn made that the
celebrated music teacher. Frau, Oratslanl,
of Germany, will flttnch herself to the
uinalcal faculty of Shorter College next
sesalou. Frau Oratslanl waa anxious to
come to America, and Mrs. Simmons In*
vltod her to com© to Rome. Miss Annie
Worrell, of Rome, studied under Gmtxlnnl,
who put her on the grand onern stage
abroad. Rome will l*e especially favored
by having In her midst such a world-
famed musician as Gratstanl.
Mra. Carlton Wright will entertain at
cards tomorrow afternoon In honor of her
guest, Miss Josephine Davis, of Atlanta.
Mrs. A. R. Sullivan will entertain the
Novelty Club Thursday afternoon
Mr. and Mra. J. A. Rouusavllle will en
tertain Informally nt the Cherokee Hotel
tomorrow evening as a pre-nuptial cour
tesy to Miss Mary Rotnisnrllle and I>r.
Miss Fannie Wood complimented Mlaa
Marguerite Wood and her guests with a
card party Katurday afternoon,
olx yearo, bat tbli
upcrlntendent
^■jtoss ikallaiidT hyttaM—
• *I and Hu* office of president
office has ti
board of eont .
substituted. Mr. Ilnre retires and I*ro
fesiior Walker will be the first president of
the Institution.
A strong effort will be made to secure
an appropriation of $100,000 from the next
legislature to erect a modern building for
thla school. Twice this amount has been
granted by the legislature, but the MU In
the first cat© was retoed by the governor
nml In th© second %vns n©milled by the
passage of the famous lluckman bill Thera,
nr© no oltatnclc* In sight now, and It Is
bdieted the appropriation will Ik* forth-
OPELIKA, ALA.
Mist Paulin© Torbert, of La Fayette, was
In <)|>ellkft last week en route to Mont
gomery.
Mrs. B. W. Williams, wife of the mayor
1
OLIVFH -the
TJTfA-KT-n SCIENTIFIC
EVAN;, MILLER.
PATH FIN DERS OF HISTORY No. 36]
By REV. THOMAS B. GREGORY'.
'Irnoi
Mlsi
dr*. John Fletcher, has re
ap altimnna of the A. I*. L la here for a
visit to his brother. Will K. Davis, while
en route to the commencement exercise*
of Auburn college.
Mrs. W. E. lludmon and daughter, Miss
Anlella, are at Montgomery.
George Dobbins, who hat been visiting his
sister, Mrs. John Melton, has returned
home.
Dr. J. A. Illce, pastor of the Court Street
Presbyterian church In Montgomery, was
a visitor at the missionary meeting last
week. ,
The Double Eight Club was dell
entertained last week by Miss E
Buehnnau at the beautiful home
parenta. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. l)urhannii v
on North Tenth atreet. The afternoon was
enjoyably spent by playing progressive bid
domluo. Mrs. W. it. Wntts scoring highest.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Burt*a little daughter,
Mrglnla. eutertalned at a party last week
a number of her little friends.
Mlssen Msttle McQueen, of Montgomery,
and Elisabeth Griffin, of La Fayette, were
the guesta of honor at a charming func
tlon last week when Mra. Charlea V. In
gram wns the hosteaa. Thla was on© of
the most enjoynhlc occasions of the week.
Those present were Misses McQueen, Grif
fin. Annie Mae Barnes. Fannie Kahn.
Marie lludmon. Katin Belle Hopson, Mary
Joe Erwin. Fiorrie Condon. Elisabeth Bach-
nnan. Mamie Watkins and Mamie Brown
nml Mesdamea Frank Farley, A. M. Buch
nnnn, A. M. Buchanan. Jr„ R. L. Hsmford
Orrin Brown, Frank Jackson. W. P. Dunn,
of Atlanta; W. M. Tncker, II. L. Condon,
M. M. McCall, N. P. Renfro and J. *
Greene.
Itev. Robert Kirkpatrick, an eminent
Presbyterian minister of Austin. Tex., ac
companied by Rev. ,F. E. Rodgers, of
Isoulatana. were here last week returning
from Greenville, 8. C. The former wns n
one-tliue resident of this snetton, having
I wen pastor of the LaFayetto elmreh.
MpHHI
- In the recent primary
In Russell county to the.leglslatnre.
Dr. J. N. Stowe and C. V. Htowe had
their guest last week their brother. Re
J. J. Stowe, of Gallatin, Tenn.
Ilex*. Raleigh W. Greene, pastor of the
Girard Methodist ehurcli, was In the city
last week with his parents, CapUIn and
Mrs. It. M. Greene.
Little MIsa Florida Echols Is the gueat
of her sister, Mrs. Georg© O. Berry, Jr.
lu Columbus.
It was snd news to the many friends of
^lef stricken parents, Mr. aud Mra.
of Heale, waa greet
tho grief stricken parents, Mr. nml Mrs.
A. O. Bull, who formerly resided In Au
burn, to learn of the death of their brlghl
“ttl© son, Orrvllle, whose death occurred
t Columbus, Gn.
Rev. G. 8. Anderson, of Auburn, per
formed the inarriagn ceremony last week
of Mr. Burnett Moore to Mra. Ella Harris,
both of Lonchapoka.
I Th© following are-the sponsors at the
commencement gaieties at Aulntrn college
this week: Battalion sponsor. MIsa Rolierfa,
of Montgomery; company A, Miss Mndgei
Averyt. of Auburn; compauy B, Mlaa
Alice Barkley, of Mobile: company C, MIsa
lethany Hicks, of Chiellka: company D,
MIsa Ellen Harris, of Montgomery: com-
Edna I
Dr. Theron Rice, of Atlanta, will arrive
Wednesday to assist In the Cartledge-
K mYs* 1 MnrloiTlTsm/ird returned today aft
er a seven weeks’ visit to friends ntul rein-
ledge. »ir. Lanier, i»r. ».
Waldron and Mr. Lyndon.
8T. AUGU8TINE, FLA.
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Albright, of Atlanta,
after a pleasant visit here with l»r. nig
Mrs. C. C. 8peer, on Palm Row, left
Sunday evening on the return trip to their
home.
nauy K, MIsa Mary Chat
Opelika: band sponsor* Mist
of Alexander City.
Mra. N. D. Denson and daughters. Misses
Fella and Mary, of LaFayette, were here
last week en route to Auburn tn attend
“ie graduation exercises of Mrs. Dcnson’a
m. Nlin.
Miss May Jenkins, of Midland, G«., la a
commencement visitor at Auburn.
In ( compliment to the sponsor. MIsa Beth
any Hick*, of thla city, of company C of
Auburn college, James K. Black, of Opelika,
cadet captain, a delightful social function
was helil last Friday at which Mlaa Erin
Black, a sister of Captain Black,, was the
charming hostess. Ml** Blnek has recently
returned from College I»nrk, where she
filled the chair of English at the Georgia
Military college. The decorations of the
home were beautifully carried out In the
colors of the company, red and white. >Hea
he wflf Join his wife and children for the
’"Bni'HnrTsr Tomlinson rlwd h*r nlsns-
„.it sflnlor Jiomo oo «®v*llo ,, rwf. on
Saturday and accompanied by Mr. *iu
Mrs. William Hunter and JJrg. Clifford
Cains, left for New \ork city to jpjwl
the summer. Mr*. Hunter and Mrs. laiw
are daughter* of Mrs. Tomlinson, and all
are regular winter visitor* to 8t. Augus
tine.
for lr pittsburg. Pn', where At will visit
relative* until fall. Mr. Forward will
Join her In August to spend the remainder
0, un. T.““. e Pnc,ttl nml d*n*bt,rln-l»
Un J. T. Pnoettl. bt»e *one to Trxo
N ilS.’ «■ TuJ&rSrXt' or tbe rbl.f
trnlo ill.pfltch.r of thr Lonst
Ga.. to vl«ft her former home. .
asasPS
Vl ilr. ,t W M 'l'. Jnrrln I. tbllln hsr dsn^h-
t,r llr*. Guy Cnrsw.ll. *t 'sldontn. un.
Kb. “ .ero.np.mM W..g"
Audrey, snd Mlsn Edltb Oorbstt.
InrlUtlonn nro out *nnouorln* th. tn_
B ronrhln* mnrrl*** of *“,*2
Ir Herman Mtnucy. The happy event is
scheduled ITor June'* «t the horn© of the
b tI^* Bel>ekshs eatertsloed recently In
n e \(r and Mrs. Theo Ashton, who
will leave shortly to make their home la
,^ n hVr. 1 ^
jekes." jar*y& sisiu'"' m " ML — *" ” ~
There were • irofuselv scattered over the
house vsses of red (lowers, with vases of
daisies to carry oat th* rotor scheme. In
two courses a lunch wss served, the colors
being In evidence In the last one. Th*
who I *
»4it*"
....- -»ce an
with a touch of red to carry
motif. Rhe presented to Captain Black snd
his comi«ny the color*. In red and white
satin ribbon, tusde into a rosette with long
streaming ends. Miss Black, the hostess,
wss assisted In entertaining by her mother,
Mrs. 8. 8. Black, snd Mesdamea It. J.
Miles. W. I>. Varner, II. M. Wilson snd C.
A. L. Hsinfonl. snd Misses Greene snd Con
don and little MIsa Erin Black. The follow
Ing young ladlea were present: Misses
Bethany Hicks. lone w. and Derrell
Barnes. Mary Charts* and ton* Baraes,
Ruth Wear. Mary Cowan. Katbsrfn# Dean,
Myrtle© Renfro, Ren* Thomason. Eleanor
Mile#, Janette 8bspard and Ann!* Mae
Bsrut-ft. Company C wss nfesent In full.
County Rolleltor John K. Watkins and
m*t. J. II. Holloway are stteodlag the
eommencement exercises at the Southern
university, Greensboro.
Miss wllllsm Hood, of Dsdevllle, was
here the latter part of tht week en route
to Dsdevllle to attend tf — '*
her brother, Shaffer Hood, «uv wm nmur
In chief of The Glomerate, the college
lopwL
Mlssea Ines and Edna Alsobrook, of Five
Potato, are at the commencement exercises
at Auburn.
C. E. Heater Is visiting at Knoxville,
Tenn.
Mrs. Thaeb, tht wife of President Charlea
Coleman Thsch. of the A. P. I., accom
panied by her non. Richard, are at Spar
tanburg* S. i\. attending the graduation
of her daughter. Miss Bessie Thaeb, who
baa been at Converse college.
About forty guests were present Thursday
evening st an entertainment In honor of
company A, Mlases Annie and Madge
Averrt. of Aulmrn, being the hostesses.
The tatter Is the sponsor of this company
of cadets, whose captain Is C. C. Certain.
Mlaa Undenburg and Judge Lyons, little
daughter, Louise, are visiting la Mont-
When the funner has harvested his grain
and got the golden-storea safely Into his
garner the next question Is: "How shall
hU wheat be prepared for food and for
fthlnment to the distant parts where it Is
UMIll.-l
ii N known la an that the ancient meth
od of grinding grain was that of thn hol
lowed stone, or the mortnr and pestle.
iiv Mu-ii in--nns .n.i th* old Htbraw*.
Egyptian*. I'boenlctans nod Greeks grind
or crack their grain.
It wa« a long time after the building of
8nlomou*s Temple before the Romans liu-
proved upon tbs very ancient system by
Inventing the running stone and stationary
grooved one—the "upper and nether mill-
stonea,*' which were, of course, st first
operated by bund.
In the early part of the eighteenth cen
tury the millstones Invented liy the Romans
were intde much more effective by the
process w *
all that "men" used - In milling until I
along toward the beginning of the nine
teenth century. . AI1 -
It was In 1790 that Oliver Kvana, or
Delaware, wrought hla revolution In the
mur
Sim f product ion of t'bo flour st tEe"close of
the process nil manual lnl*or wss dispensed
with. Tho grain eras first put Into a box
bung on o scale beam, where It ws*
weighed. It wna then run Into an elevator,
down to a room orer the hoppers of the
in stone*. When ground It fell from tfi©
nilllMtoiie* Into a receptacle which curried
It-to ths drying floor, where snotr
trlvance kept It In steady motion
ws# thoroughly dried, when It was con-
treyed by machinery to the iMtltera. '
The Lvons system—between which Slid
the older one there was no comparison—
prevailed In the Old nml New World for
more than three-quarters of n century.
Within the past generation there bar
courae, been a revolution In the ml
buslnaa greater even than the one made
by Evans at the close of tho eighteenth
century.
About thirty or tblrty-flv* years ago It
was discovered that the coarser portion,
or kernel, of wheat, which Ilea next to the
•kin of the l»erry, and between the akin
and the heart, U the moat valuable and
nutrition* part of the grain, a* It cnnalatn
largely of gluten; while the Interior la made
up chiefly of starch.
it waa such knowledge that led to the
modern revolution In milling method* and
gave ua the "roller" process In lieu of the
old faced stone*.
The new process constats of removing the
outer skin of the wheat mid It* adhering,
Impurities from the "middlings," then aep-
ii.-l
lour.
Dm!
hder the old system the coarser part,
— — middlings, ws# thrown aslds nml
l» Into cattle food or Into what
dared an Inferior grade of flour.
cream of th© wheat, while th© man.
Ignorance, waa eating the poorer ,
thinking that ho wan getting the lies!
part.
f.
COL ROBERT L
TO DELIVER ADDRESS
TENNESSEE BANKERS' ASSOCIA'
TION CONVENES WEDNES
DAY AT LOOKOUT INN.
Bpttlil to Tbc Goorftam
FhntMuuupi. Tonu.. Juno B.—Th, »l«-
tootilh imutm! conv.uthm of th, Temirtww
Jinnk,rV Auoci.tlou wilt ronvru. At Inwlc
nut Inu tniuorraw In * two „»lou.
Amnn* th, most promln,nt Imukcr. In
th, L'nllM Hl.tM who will n<lilr<!M th,
ranrrnllou will lw Fntut J. W«U,, prnl
Il,nt of th, M,rrmitll, Trutt Conipniir, of
Ht. I,iula: Col. lloh,rt J. Ixiwr/. ptwMdraf
of III, I^iwrjr NntlouAl Honk, of Atlautn,
nnd oth,r«.
Th, ronrrntlon will It, railed to order
hjr President F. D. Flaher, of Jarkaon.
Tenn.
Mayor W. L. Frleraon will dollrer the ail-
■Ireaa of welrora,. whlrh will lie reaponded
to by G. W. Wade, eaahler of tho llank
of Trenton, Trenton, Tenn.
At YVnlnrolay aftrrnoon'a acaalon Judy,
Jerome Templeton, of Knoirllle will apeak
"Hills of lading," which will lw fol
lowed liy an address on "Tho Hank aud
the Public,*' liy II. M. Chambliss, of
Urownarlllr, Tenn.
SOUTHERN TEACHERS
OF MUSICJO MEET
ASSOCIATION WILL A8SEMBLE AT
GAINESVILLE IN ANNUAL
SESSION.
*ffi:U$l!TuWn2 l.-For ,h. ,„„r,h I INVASION FROM SALVADOR SAID
""
Ladles’ Phaelons,
^ (— Real Runabouts,
Light Surrlss, * V ~
/ K Rul>l>er Tires,
Bike Buggies, I’" - ’
Home-made Harness, y
/ f Banner Buggies,
\ * \iKk Bolsl,r S|iril ' ?s '
' Riding Saddles. ]
j) )j Work Wagons, Etc,
Front New Depot. E. D. CRANE & CO. 44 & 46 Madison An.
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GUATEMALAN REBELS
REPORTED DEFEATED
TO HAVE BEEN STOPPED BY
GOVERNMENT FORCES.
time, the Southern Musk' Teachers' Asso
ciation nml thn Georgia State Association |
will meet In Gninruvllle, the sefudons be
ginning on June 12 nnd going through I
June 16. Gainesville Is particularly fitted I
R i of this character; Its summer L — t
enl; the people of the city take By Private Teased Wlr*.
n great Interest In the coming of the teach- Washington June II The state de.
era nnd the Indies always exert themselves ® * T , a a, JT\
to ninke the atny ns pleasant as poaslhlc. I partment had received a dispatch from
All teachers and visitors stop nt lirennu United Stated Minister Combs, at Oua-
college, which always throws oneu Its hdme , .
department for the reception ofgnests. Th* I City, stating that an armed
iiicihIhtm of the n*a<N-tatlon have frw» use I revolutionary force, In addition to those
of the concert hall, the oratory hall, tile W hlrh h*v* nlrendv Invmleh th© conn-
rartona olTIcea and assembly robins of the wnlc |' n * v * Blr * a “ y '"-aaaa the court-
coll,,,. try. has entered Guatemala from Sal*
The projrsm for thla meeting will he ,|vador.
The Guatemalan minister here has
most helpful one.
Business meet*"
ous topics, wilt
~ Tbe^toptes for dlsensalnn are "The V.lue I foreign affaire atatlng that the rarolu
it Kindergarten Work,”
Holder.
"The Value of riasa Work and Class |
Critlrifim," Mrs. Hnnnah.
DEAD B0DV FOUND
ON RAILROAD TRACK
Special to The Georgian,
Chattnnoogs, Tenn.. June (.—A' special
from Daylon,. Tenn., says the dead hotly of
Hugo Kuna was found on III, tracks of the
t'lnclnnall Southern railroad at that place,
lie had U and a new pair of shoes, whlrh
He purchased in Chattanooga, on Ms per
son. It Is believed. that he fell from the
train and was ground to death.
Hand Palmer and Myrtle, Renfro
bare returned home for the vacation from
the A. C. F. col legs at Tonkegee.
Mlanes Hnaan Dowdell. Katherine Dean
and Janetle It ha pa rd. who bar# lawn at
tending the Agnes Itcott college at Ite
rator, Ga., are at beta# for tho summer
i the fommeaciaweot' eaeerteea of hie alms
JtTlIe neit'TermV.y'rSfereor A. II. Walk- j^,|err the _ l f nlversify of Alahsiaa. Over
re. for several years prlncln, 1 of the JJ-JI las a'.nmnl were gathered f« th, eeh-brs
department.
HIT ARY FRENCH DRY CLEANING AND
* DYE WORKS
r»a r-a peachtacc stkcct. PtSIf.iJiniurl-
Ladles and Gent's Hulls cleaned and preened. French D»*
Steam Cleaning. Fine underwear, shirt waists, fueyjrork^laca ear-
r ’" '■ lian " MU!K wm! a. FLORENCE.' prcp etc
Out of town orders gtven prompt attention.
ff Tenty-l ,.
re. A. I. Dowdell- attended
: the raauneacement sermon at the antd-
I anting eiereteee ar the A. P. I a..r.d;,y.
, Attorney R. F. Smith and Mr. J. It. K.
, "ffiLTEir tiZsxrEitt... u.„,
■ s5nj& '«• 5a w fls
Itarses. i►crrrll and lone \\. Bsrue# sa l
! Bethany Hicks are among tb© young ladles
| from Opelika who ar* attending coamtenre-
I ^L^Bnrton nnd John Milton. !*oth
Inf Marianna. IT*., wore here y©nt#*rUay en
ruute to Auburn to be present hi the cwn
mencement exercises, being alnmnl of that
Institution,
Mr. Joseph II. Rmltb. cashier of th©
Bank of Opelika, waa the- guest 8unilsy
of Dr. and Mrs. John K. rurser In Atlanta.
Miss Kffle Hinlth. daughter of l'nattanster
D. It. Rmltb, has been visiting relatives lu
Talladega.
MIsa Auulr Pruitt, of Ran Antonio, Tex
who has been the guest of MIsa Mai
Hndmon, returned last week to her home.
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Wiley W. Williams, the Robert H. I*ee
chapter of the Daughters of the Confed
eracy honored the memory of President
Jefferson Davis, with appropriate exercises
The roll call was responded to by mem
•era with Interesting facta In President
Itavla’ life, 8hort sketches were read by
Miss Glennl* Dafflti nnd Mrs. J. W. Hplnks.
^ilrea* wss then
imnr or I|i*n. i. n, rainjiiru. Who had ItCfP
Invited to 1* the guest of the chapter on
"his occasion. After the chapter meeting
Clerk and Mrs. R. R. Black, while ©n route
tn his alas mater, Auburn cottage, to at
tend th© graduation of his brother, Cadst
Captain James It. Black.
Adjutant General W. W. Brandon, of
Tuscaloosa, wss In Opelika Ratnrday.
THROUGH SLEEPING
CAB LINE TO
Wrightsville Beach, N ,C.
Commencing Saturday, June the Stb.
and continuing each Saturday during
the monthi of June, July and Au
guat, through Bleeping car* will be op
erated, delivering paaaengera at the
hotel* at Wrightavllle Reach, leaving
Atlanta at 9:J5 p. m.; returning, leave
WrightaYllle each Thuriday, arriving
Atlanta the following morning at 11:30
Season tteketa (18.55; week
end tickets, good for five day,, $8.25.
sessions.
Mrs. Margaret | tlonary movement across the Salvador
boundary hnd met with utter defeat.
According to the cablegram th* Out-
ikilillc’ Rchool Music.” Mrs Maude Umaloo troops met the revolutionary
mui. llohU,, Ala. 1Inu "' I party at A.un. lon Mlta nnd d.fnatml
"What Htudlea and Pieces Rhould Im» In | them completely,
the Cnrrlculuui of a Music Mtudeut," Aug
ust Geiger.
great ©durational l*n©flt, and will Ih* g?vrn I HOME COMING WEEK
by th© following artlata: Mr. and Mra.
Powell. Nashville. Tenn.; Mrs. Bessie
Meek. Mrs. Godwin, Mrs. It rand oar. Miss
Ruliel ntul Frank Nelson, of Kaoxvltle,,
Tpn,,: A, 1 .' r : - ls£,“BjEraL M ®BR THROUGH
•. Kllmlworth musnrrs-
FOR KENTUCKIANS.
SLEEPERS
Atlanta to Louisville,
On Account of the above occmlon
jM0~are~a few «f those who will take 11* 10 ,IV m?in,l^t’rln IIpUk■
part In tho rnrlnns i-onrrels. L- Hallway will aell round trip tlcketa
The ledlrs of cislm-svlll. nre arranging on Juno 10, 11 and 12 et rate of ono
Tffuwih* * l “ f " *"*'* ,un '" 0 '"' ,or fare plug 25 cent* for tho round trip,
llnlni-srlllr le given Innrlet rules hr the tho rate from Atlanta bolng $18.65,
Ala.; Kart Muller,
tory, Atlanta: Oscar Pappenbeltner, At
lanta; Mlsa Maud© McClure, t’ox coltaae,
Atlanta; MIsa Hannah Crook. Jacksonville,
Ala.; Mlaa Mdu Bartholomew, llrenau col-
(inlncMVlIb- I* given tourist rates by the I l *»o rmu iriJiii auuiuu ijuiiih fio.oo,
railroads, which means that parties attend- tlckots good to return until Juno 23,
lug the summer school of Brenau or the iqac. j*., ,| ( . n naltlmr tlrkr-t nnd tnivimr
mnsln emiveutlon, ran get n rale of one aud |l-“* ** y nepoeiung Hem t nnu pnjlmt
a third fere fur return ttrketa.
fee of 50 cent,. However, tlcketa will
be extended until July 22.
Three train* dally, loavlng Atlanta
EXERCISES CLOSE
WITH ANNUAL DEBATE ' vllo' iV..:.';.
Hperlal to The Georgian. I f p, I A,, * n ‘f 1 to N “ hTllle flnd Ntt*hvlllo
Rpnrlanburg, H. C, June B.-The <1-I “Vn^Ttlon to tbl. gervlce there will
I be through sleeping care operated on
aophlan literary eocletlea Monday night (hfl 4 ,jq p m tra | n , „f j„ nB and 11 (
extrclaea at AtUnU to I-oul.vllle without change,
The graduattni exercl.ee on Mon-| Jfrl*"* LouliVt i Mgt morning at
day attracted a large nudlence. The 8:20 a m.
annual addreaa by Dr. Newell Dwight Route la via Chattanooga, Noah-
Hlllla, of Brooklyn, N. Y., waa tha vtlle and Mammoth Cave,
ableat effort ever heard In thla city. For further Information write or
Mlaa Margaret Yancey, of Albany, ..ii nn
Ga„ won the prlae offered by the col- c *" on
lege magailne for the beet eeeay. j. A. THOMAS or C. B. WALKER,
APPOINTMENT GIVEN C. P. A T. A. V. T. A
TO NEWSPAPER MAN | Peachtree Viaduct. Union Pang. Sta.
CHARLES E. HARMAN,
Bpeelal to The Georgian. Oeneral Passenger Agent
Spartanburg, H. C„ June B.—P. ll. I
Just Received
A Complete Line of
—ANSCO CAMERAS—
All the latest Improvement*.. Full
lino of amateur suppllea. Heat ama-
t©ur flntehlng In th** city.
SAMUEL G. WALKER,
85 Pcnchtreo St.
AWNINGS
TENTS
UPHOLSTERY
/AAlER’i V0LBER&
130 So* Forsyth St.
A ultetillc treatment tee
Whitktf. Opium, Mor
phine, Coteine, Chloral,
Tobateo and Neuraithe.
|Bis or Neree hhauitlon.
Thi Only Keetey Inill-
lufi In Gtorfii.
235 Capitol Aw., ATLANTA, 6A.
SEABOARD.
What ONE DOLLAR
a Month Will Do.
PERFECT
PROTECTION
POLICY
Insures Against
Any Sickness,6 Months
Any Accident, 24 Months
Accidental Death.
NORTH AMERICAN
ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO.
703 Prudential Building,
• Phone 5330.
AGENT8 WANTED.
Kike, who until recently waa city edl- TAX LEVY IS REDUCED
tor of The Bpartanburg Herald, haa .. Tn .nnnnunriiiirnu aa-ann
been appolntad prlval. aecreta^ to I AND APPROPRIATION MADE
Congresaman J. T. Johnaon. He will. „ . . . _ „
aaeume charge of the aecrelaryehlp the I nprelel In The Georgian.
latter part of thla month.
HEARST IS A FAVORITE
IN SYRACUSE, N, Y. POLL
CttaUaoouffa, Trim., Juu© 6.—At the ad
jrHiriied term of the county court th* tax
levy was reduced from $1.10 to 91.46 for
the year. a 4 ^ ^ ^ .
The amount of 800 waa appropriated for
the aupfiort of lb* local national guard
and a fire-rent levy waa made for the sup
port of the two county high schools which
By lYlvate Leased Wire. .
New Tork. June B.-Ex-Mayor J. K. I fgJ" ,a
Ifnflulea Uupa.uiaa M .u _ tuan laa I -^Osrd Of elljlll I loll S UOS4. terms #ff If, llff
BtcOuIre, of Hyracuee, who haa been In (HW- ,1, ,mn. <-<mal,tliig of ,lx
town several daya on political and oth-1 weiutwre. waa alen electwl
er hualnese, tells about a poll recentll
mh ward n *n°8yracu»e* '***** "* ,h * I YOUNG CHINAMAN WINS
formerly'chairman'of't^e^DemocraUc ' A PRI H£P R ORATORY
executive committee, "thin ward la a > V |.„
S at
624; Bocuilat, ««: labor, lie, “SKSft-ftJS5STl-» , ,r«J , SK
MRS. DAVIS IS TO 00 1 Ue4& h J
TO A SUMMER RESORT
th© fir hoot of Appttad Helene©*,
By PrivaU Laased Wire. Iiqunrew''* l " " Ttm KlHo- °° of ,,, •
New York, June 6.—Mra. Jaffereon "The I'hlneae are feared for thr-lr I ulna
Davl,. who has been seriously III for “M 'A *b-Jr iwd
1 ha Id Is, - The beet peoiae le this rountr jr ere
In. fever of —* ' — ' “
said now to be so far advanced to-1 iwUtirtan,
ward recovery that her friend, have no
further uneasiness. ,»
Arrangements were made today for
her remove) to a summer resort whero
It le expected- she will • be completely
restored to health within a short lime.
Mra. Davla euffered from an attach
of pulmonary oedema following pneu
monia brought on by exposure to a cold
rein while driving In the perk. Owing
to the edvanced age of the patient
there was fear that she would hardly
recover.
■eking It."
$500.00.
Tho nbovo reward will bo paid
for Audi evidence us will lead to
arrest nnd conviction of tho party
or pnrtics who maliciously cut a
number of wires on cablo pole at
corner of I’oachtrca and Seventh
street,, during Wednesday night,
April 19, or Thursday morning,
April 20.
A like reward will bo paid toe
nuch evidence es will lead to tho
nrrest nnd conviction of any per-1
son or persons maliciously inter- f
fering with or destroying tho'
property of this company, at *ny
point
Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company,
I. EPPS BROWN,
General Manager.
COMMERCIAL AGENT
FOR SEABOARD AIR LINE
Special to The Georgian.
Portsmouth. Va., June 5 'll h.-iuM
iraffle department of the Seaimanl .Mr
IJae railway. In this city, !,a<
th.- appointment ,.f James ii l'.-rer- ..f
Portsmouth, to tho posltiou of renani-r. Ini
agent of the road, with hi ' i in.r. in
Jaekaonrllle, Fla. lie was fonoerff ,.,n-
■eeted with the grareal freight drp ntni. ni
of the Seaboard hi this rlty.
Elks Visit Oecsturr
Special to The Georgian.
Decatur, Ala. June 5.- IVomlnent
Elka from various parts of th- Mate
stopped off In Decatur on their uav
to attend the atate meeting of Klka
held In Hunteville yeaterd.ij an.l to
day. While here, they were enter-
talned by thq Dwretur MM Several
Klka of Decatur went to HuntavlUe
to attend the atnte meeting.
Bl RENOVATING
fatUMuf ta“
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