Georgia Historic Newspapers

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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
baturday, jii.y 14.
13
“NOW”
W HAT a world of power, what a
wealth of meaning U contained
In this simple monosyllable*.
Into It are crowded all the golden re
sults of that portion of our lives called
history along ivlthtrue education gained
often by those severe lessons conned In
tears and bitter disappointment. Lock
ed within its treasure store rest secure
the realisation of the future’s eager
anticipations. No word In all our Ian
guage conveys to us so much, did we
but properly realise It. The consum
mation of the wondrous dreams of the
prophet, the answer to the aspirations
of the Idealist, the rebirth of long dead
hopes, but. more than all else. It an.
pounces to us the arrival of opportu
nity- . .
Like the patriarch's angel, hold
Till It yield to thee Its blessing."
Would that we might heed this splen
did advice of the poet, and wrest from
the rspldly fleeting present the bless
ings actually won to us by all the ex
periences of life-
The chief cause for the failure of so
’ many lives to realize and appropriate
all that the precious living present of
fers with eager, outstretched hands. Is
thnt so very many men nnd women are
so completely absorbed and engrossed
In the other (wo of the three sections
Into which they have divided their
lives In their thinking and In their
imaginations. They live so persistent
ly in the memories of the past that the
present and Its possibilities holds but
little value In their eyes. They build
so gloriously In their Imaginations and
their speculation the chambered castles
of the future that the dependable foun
dation stones of a future, unmarred by
regret, lie pnhewn In the waiting quar
ries of the present.
The teaching of those to whom the
people of Qod are wont to look tor their
spiritual Instruction la not always con-
By REV. E. D. ELLENWOOD,
PASTOR UNIVERSAL1ST CHURCH
REV. E. O. ELLENWOOD.
duclre to the most wholesome occupa
tion and enjoyment of the golden
hours of the present. Between the
■mournful walling for the tranemltted
degenerqcy of long forgotten ancestors,
nnd the gloomy contemplation of the
future’s endless woe, but little time Is
left for instruction In the profitable
employment of that which la called to
day. save the frequently reiterated
command that It be spent In a feverish
attempt to "flee from the wrath to'
come.”
Too long have men been taught that
the present life Is an evil to be endured
with at much fortitude as may he
commanded. Instead of Its being a
priceless blessing to be spent In the
enjoyment of such genuine happiness
as shall render arreptable gratitude
for Its possession. There Is an. old
tory Christians which reads-. “l’m
a stranger here, heaven le my home.'
It It a beautiful song, no doubt: speak
Ing of high hope snd splendid trust,
but I never hear It without thinking
that those who sing It with surh unc
tion might possibly And themselves not
so far from home If they would only
spend a little more time and thought In
an attempt to realise In the place of
their Impatient adjourn the beautiful
dreams of the unseen and unknow
homeland. At any rate, I think w
would all be happier If a good many of
these people would take out naturall
satlon papers.
Get rid of your regrets: life Ik made
up of experiences, and all experiences
are, therefore, valuable—the hard ones
most of- all." This Is good advice, but
may I be so bold as to say that I think
this Ig still better: Lose your regrets
In a constant effort to prevent their re
We have something Infinitely better.
We have today. 'Every day le a fresh
beginning, every morn Is a world made
new. Te who are weary of sorrow and
sinning, here le a benqtlful thought for
you.” It rained ell the afternoon yes
terday,'perhaps. and the king of day
sank to his rest covered by a somber
pall of cloud. Well, what of It? His
coming, today, was heralded by a mer
ry crowd of golden-clad attendants,
and the rosy Hush of a glad surprise
o'erspread the heavens at nls approach,
and now in triumph once more he
makes his march across the sky. It Is
today. Yesterday things went wrong
all day, you say. one disappointment
•»-I .in-'lhi-i v Ith 'I Mon i U mt":
certainty, and the ev(
weary and empty of hope. Yes, It was
surely too bed, but—that was yester
day, and It Is gone forever. tTot'
here. It came stealing quietly
our chamber while still In your
day’s lack of'triumph. Today Is here.
Whet are you going to do with It?
"It's up to you.”
BAPTIST.
PONCE I)B LEON AVENUE BAPTIST—
Her. Junius \V. Millard, 1».1>., poster. Sun-
•Inc school st 6:36 a. m. At II o eluek there
will Ik; n service devoted to personal teeth
mmiv. At 8 p. ill. there will l>e a sermon
In- the pastor, fifth lu the series of "Au-
swers tn Vital Qucatlous," "What Think Ye
of Chrlltj”
JACKSON-HILL BAPTIST—Corner East
m rime and Jackson strait. JPresehtn; morn
Ini; nml evening by Mr. W. 1). Upshaw,
11 n. in. nnd 8 p. m. Similar school st 8:38
a. m. Prayer meeting
at k o'clock.
KlitST BAPTIST—Corner Foncbtree and
Cain aireets. \V. W. I-otnlnrai, pastor.
Similny school at 8:8J. Morning wor-’-’-
ul u o'clock. Subject, "The Court w
tlellty." Evening worship st S o’clock
Sillijcc
CAPITOL AVENUE BAPTIST-Prencblng
by pnatnr, Iter. John E. Briggs, nt 11 '
m. nml 8 n, in. Morning subject, "W1
Rantlsts Stand Kor." Evening subject,
"Home Afbtttlolinl Bensons Why I Believe
the Bible In Hod's Word." Sunday school
8:3). Haraes prayer meeting Mommy 8 p.
ro. Teachers' meeting day 8 I', ni.
Regular prayer praise service Wednesday
8 |>V 111. Senior B. Y. P. V. Friday* 8 p. m.
IST-S.' A. Cownn.
i at 11 n. m. nnd 7:45
The pastor will preach at I Kith ser
vices. The morning subject will be "lining
the Things That Plsass Him." Evening
subject, "tlod'n Unit for the Heart." Bau
ds)- school nt 8:16 n. in.
TEMPLE BAPTIST—Corner West Hun
ter and Mnngmn streets. Iir. A..-C. Ward,
rmstor. Regular services Sunday st U a,
m. nnd 7:46 p. ro. Sunday school st 8:30
n. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
nt 7:4S. H
SECOND BAPTIST—Sunday school nt •:»
n. in. 11 n. in., public worship. Dr. John
K. While, pastor. Subject of tenuon,
"Something to Think About." 8 p.. in,,
evening song service and sermon. Subject,
"lime Fnlth In God,"
ItAPTIST TABERNACLE—"Dr. Wllmer
and Ills Immoral Heaven—A Beply.’’ This
Is Ur. Broughton’s Sunday night M
Be will also preach st 11 o'clock.
APtIsT—Preset.,—
P.... ,. m. by the paster. Her.
finulnp. Morning subject "Whom
shall We Hear?" Evening subject, “ITe-
Imre to Meet Hod." Sundny school IE a.
m It. X. I*. U. 1:10 p. m. Sunday. Ladles
Missionary Society 1:10 p. m. Tuesday.
Prayer nml praise service 7:46 p. m. Wed
nesday. • T
i- -I .... nun /.lumen »nv-Tk.
Preaching 11 a. m. nnd 7:4S p. m. by the
I 11. Bell. Sundny school
.NORTH ATLANTA BAPTIST-Corner
Hemphill avenue nnd Emmett street.
Preaching 11 a. * M ‘h*
iMisinr. William'
5:30 n. c
CENTRAL BAPTIST—The pastor will
hreueh nt It n. in. snd 8 p. m. The Lord s
Supper will lie served at 6:36 p. m. Per
sonal Workers’ Club will matt st Til* p.
m. Sunday, school st 8:10 s. tn. 1 guiles
meeting at 1:10 p, nt. Monday.
HI.ENN RTBEET BAPTIST-Corner
"mill, nml Glenn streets. J. T. Baxter.
I'ash.r. Sunday school at 8:18 s. m. French-
I'll nt 11 S. m. and 7:46 p. m.
WOODWARD AVENUE BAFTIST-Cnr-
n-r Woodward snd Cherokee nvenues, on
•'-count of the continued illness of the
'"".M- . R * v - H. C. Tlnrley, the pulpit will
» filed at the morning 11 o'clock eerrlce
by Rev. T. P. Bell. D.D., and nr the even-
t«r 3 n>lock service by Her. V. t\ Nor-
H.D. Bible school at 9:*>. Hurnlay
•ft**rn<K>n nt 2:J0 Junior B. Y. P. U. Sun-
1| r , ‘ V C? ,D, C Pblltethle prayer eer-
Tf** Monday afttrnoa at 2:» Waroan’a
«iMlon«ry Union. Wedneaday evening at
■ o clock regular mid-week prayer aervlce.
METHODIST.
HUMT MRTIIOIHKT—Junction Peachtree
• n.I ivy street*. Rer. ('ha rle# B. Donrman.
If 1 *-- paator. Hunday school at 9:» a. ui.
Public worship at 10:» a. m. nnd 8 |». in.
The paator will preach nt tha morning serr-
lea. Tha subject of the erenlug service
will l»a "Au flour with Chaotea Wealey/’l
ou which tha paator will Jlvo n abort
laotura. Claaa meeting Immediately nftar
ffl‘ “
morulug aarrlca. Junior' Hilda service nt
4 p. iu. Hpworth League meeting at 7
j». ui. Midweek aarrlce Wednesday at
.aloe at [■
m. and H p. m. Uy tha pastor, Rev.
C. Jnrrall. Hunday school at 9:30 a. m. Kp-
worth League at 7 p. w. 1
ST. LUKK MBTHODI8T—At the Junction
of Powall atraet and Hereon avenue. Sun*
•lay school Suudny at 9:80: n. m. Preach
ing by the paator, George W. Orlnor, ift
11 a. iu. and 8 p. m.
congreoationXiT MBTHODIST-Lo-
ented on Cooper street. third block from
Whitehall. Itev. Ilolfe Iluut, D.D.. pastor.
Preaching Sunday nt 11 a. m. nnd 7:43 p.
in. Sunday nchool nt 9:80 u. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night. Mlsalonary
meeting Friday night. •
TRINITY ZL2 -
hnll nnd Trinity nrenue. Ilr. ...
tuigtor. Services at U n. in. nml 8 p.. * H .
Sermon* by the paator. Sundny school nt
9:30 n. ni. Pmyer meeting Wednesday at
8 p. in.
COLLEGE PARK METHODIST—Sundny
school at 9:30 a. m. Prcnchlug at 11 Jiy
pnatnr, Uav. \V. H. LnPrade, Jr. At 8 y.
m., thertv will Im» preaching l»y Rev. II.
W. Joined of tha Boat Point Methodist
church. The quarterly conCoranca, pre
viously announced for this date, baa been
postponed until July 28.
PARK STRKKt""~METHODT8T—Corner
Pnrk and Lee atreata. Rev. M. L. Trout
man. paator. „ Suudny aarvlcea: Sunday
school at 9:30 «rw m. preaching at 11 n. m.
by Uav. M. J. Cofer nnd * p. m. by the
paator. Prayer meeting Wednesday eve
ning at 8 o'clock. Strangers cordially In
vlted. *
nqdny school at 9 JO a. m
WALLACE PReXhYTERIAN - Corner
Walker, aud Stonewall. Rev. T. P. Cleve
land. pastor. Services at 11 a. m. nnd 8
p. mi Subject nt 11 n. m.. "The Sight of
Faith." Sabbath school 9:30 a. iu. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 8 p. in.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN—Bev.
Chnrlea H. Nlabet pnstor. Morning aervlce
at. 11 n. m. Evening service at 8 u an.
Sehuona by the jmator. Sunday school nt
9:30 n. ui. \\ P. H. at 7:15 p. in. Mid
week prayer service Wedneaday evening nJ
8 o'clock.
FIRST PRESBYTER! A N—The paator.
Rev. C. P. Bridewell, will preach tomorrow
at U a. m. The Weaualaauv league frjll
meet at 7:46 p. m. Hi
n. m. Pmyer meeting
at 8 o'clock.
. r ificne
Sunday schiNil at 9:3<»
ug Wednesday evening
Preaching at 11 a..— _ ,
lug elder. Rev. J. II. Bakes, D.D. Qunrtei
ly conference at 3 p. m.
WESt SIDE METHODIST—Rev. C. I.
Pnttllbi. peator. Sunday school at in a. in.
Epwortb l-ennue at 7 i>. m. Preaching nt I
, iu. by the pastor.
ST. MARK METHODIST—Corner Peach
tree nnd Fifth utreta. The paator, Bev.
Charles O. Jonea. D.D., will preach at U
Sunday nchool at 8:80. Deaf mate
inght by W. K. Uruanelle. No sere-
night. General prayer meeting
Wedneedny -it I p. lu.
WESLEY MEMORIAL—Corner Auburn
nrenue end Ivy ntreet. Itev. Prank Kakea.
pastor. Sunday school at 8:10 a. m. Bony
people'! eta an. Young Men's Bnraca Blblo
elane. Younjc ladles' I’lillnthea elans.
Preachlug at It a. m. by Blihop W. A.
Unndler. I-rmchlng at *:IT p. in. hy the
pastor. Epwortb l-eaxno devotional aervlce
at «:46 p. m. Midweek prayer meeting
Wednesday erenlug at 8 o'clock. Weekly
social at i p. ro. Noonday, prayer meeting
every day 12 to 1 o'clock.
ST. JOHN METHODIST—The pastor, II.
C. Christian, will jireach st II a. in. a
special sermon to nls membership. At 8
pT m. the pustor will hobl revival aervlceo,
preaching n sermon to the unuvea.
PRESBYTERIAN.
INMAN PARK I'BESBYTkBIAN-Preach
ing tomorrow nt It a. in. by the Iter, t..
O'N. Msrtlndale, of Newnan. On. Sunday
school at 8:10 a. m. Yonnx People's So
ciety at 7:16 p. m. Unloq service of the
—»_ Preahyterlau ami the Inman
Jlst churches, conducted hy
Uav. C. O'N. Uartlndale. at I p. m.. nt
the Inman Pnrk Methodist church. Hocnlsr
inbl-week prayer meeting at 8 o clock
Wedneaday night.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN—Coe-
e streets. Iter: Oeorge
doming worship n^ 11
MOORE MEMORIAL PBESBYTEUIAN-
Comer I.uckle and Latimer struts. In
A. It. llolderby, pastor. Service Suruln
11 n. m. The evening service at 8 p'eloek
will lie eonducted by th«r Christian Endeav
or Hoelety.
CENTRAL 6’REkRYTERIAN—Wiiahlog
ton street, opposite enjiltol. Hunday wrhool
nt 8:*). Regular Mnndny serrlces st It n.
111. anil 8 p. m. Dr. Thoainn K. Converse
will presell at both service#. Services will
lie held In the new Handily school inillillnit
ljotnlnn the church. Beglnnlux with July
Ur. Strlckjer, of Richmond. Vs., will su|i
‘ dm nbseuce from the
r. Sfrlckier. of Richmond,
the pulpit durlnr the (ills
of the paator. Dr. Rice.
HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.HOTELS AND SUMMER RE8QRT8.
UP IN THE OZONE
“In the Land of the Shy”
KENILWORTH INN
Situated In a Private Park of 160 Acres. Biltmore, Near Ashe
ville, N. C., J,M» Feet Above the Sea Level.
UBlJUaT THE PLACE TO SPEND THE iUMMIOtB-
„ Recognized na the leading hotel la the monoteloe of Weetrro
North Carolina. No arenery In the world will compare, with the Hew
from tide hotel. Monnt Mitchell end Ulegeb lh full Hew. Adjotoe
end overlook! the Biltmore estate. Cool. InrlgontlBg climate, me*-
nlflcently furulabed, culalne uns-jrpaise,1. Pore water. All vegetable!
from our private garden gathered fresh every movnln*. Orchestra,
golf. pert, billiards, tennis, llrerv. beautiful rtifea nod drives.
Coach meets all tralna at Biltmore .ration. Cogeumptlvee not as-
commodate.1 under any clrrumataneer. Conch la operated wr ••_■-
• rement, running erery half hour between trolley freen Asheville end
the hotel. Open ail the year. Wytte ec teift fpr Jmoklet end ratee.
fourth Presbyterian - corner
Jackaon and Chamln-rlln atreeta. Rov. T.
II. Newkirk, pnatnr. Preaching Runday.at
11 n. ui. nnd 8 p. in. Regular Wednesday
evening prayer meeting nt 8 p. tu. Snudny
school nt. 8:80 n. m. Young l'eople'n So
ciety meets every Friday St 8 p. in.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY
TERIAN—Corner Garnett street and Central
avenue. Preaching nt 4 p. m. hy the pus-
tor. Her. II. G. Philippa. Snldwth actiwl
t p. ni. Mid-week prayer aervlce Wednes
day 8 p. in. ^
chrIstian.
, FIRST CHRISTIAN-44 East llonter
street. Bev. K. II. Pendleton. |s»stor.
Presrblng at-11 a. in. nnd So. in. Morn
ing theme, "Christianity und Society.’: Bi
ble srliunl nt 8:28 n. m. Christian En
deavor nt 8:46 p. in.
WERT END Ul|RIBTIAS J M'omer Gordon
nnd Dunn atreeta. Iter. Bernard P. Smith,
paator. Preaching at 11 n. m. and i p. in.
HOWELL STATION^ CHRISTIAN—End
r Marietta street cur line. Roy. George
.’. Mullins, pastor. Bible school at *
p. m. Preaching at II a. m. and 8 p. ra.
WESTERN HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN MIS
SION—Sunset svenne, near Kennedy street.
Illlile school at 8:88 a. in. Preaching at II
a. ni. and 8 |>. tn. '
COLLEGE PARK*"cHRISTIAN—Rev. G.
-J. Illnnsut, paelor. Illhle eclinol every
lyinl'a day at 12 n. m. Preaehlng drst
/.onl'u day nt J1 s. m. and 8 p. ra.
congre^Ttional.^ .
IMMANUEL CONGREGATIONAL—Stew
art nveune, Itev. Starr C, Williams, pee-
■or. Pmn-hlitg 11 e. m. and 7:88 p.
Sunday school 8:28 a. m.
MARIETTA STREET CONOREOATION-
I.—Rev. W. II. Tillman, paator. Preach-
l»H nt ll^a. in. and 7:26 p. m. Hunday
CENTRAL CONGREGATIDNAI^Carne-
po way. Rev. Frank K. Jenkins, S>.||
pastor. Preaching at It n. in. auil 7:
ii. m. Morning sermon. "A Lying Rellg.
Ion:" ercnlng, "lllghleonaneaa: Gml's Cnll
of ihu Onlurles." Huaduy school nt 8:W
a. m. Christian Endeacor meeting at 8:4S
[i. m. . b
MISCELLANEOUS.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN' ASSOCIA
TION—Punier Pryor ntrret and Anlmrn »ve.
nue. At I o'elncli, Rev. J. C. Oliver will
eoudnet the Bible rlaai. At iM o'clock.
Rev. Frauk K. Jenkins, of the Central Con-
aregatkmel chiirrh, will apeak to men. Hob.
ject,—The Secret of a YMing Man's Hoc-
They Think That He Ought
To Be Extrava- •
gaut.
By RAOUL OE SAINT RENE.
R|wh*I»1 |o The Georglaii. «•■ '
I'ar!t‘. July 14.—'"Wb«t irauhl jou
with MtMkr'i wenlih If you bad It7*
la thi» (NvUqu wklek th* l*af(« payvr, Tha
GautoK has put to Ita readfru.
glr(a| pnpclai* doulla na to tha
eaflmntfil iri.ium* of Mr. Rockafaller per
hour, Th*> Gautola raadrra an* aakvd to tell
how ikey would apoud that amount uf
ni* if ihry qoubl hnre It.
FarUl.iuH ranoat yrt ovor (he shock
tho Hfiimlnril Oil ma^untp'a alinpb« way
livlag. No American mllllnnalro baa avar
u In France wfcft did not
■pend la?1ahtfand the (tvople here cannot
underatarnl that auy rlcli visitor from the
Htatea ah<Hitd not entertain lu prtuealy
fashion, buy autos aud Jrwelry, aud
gaurrally oxtraragant.
I'rbraln Goklrr, the French Journalist,
who want over to America a coupln
yearf ago, has Juat been released front
prison here, where, With ft number uf bia
frleudo, lie lias been serving a term
‘ rl i»<>n incut tor participating lu anti
_„jtarlat acnndaK Mr. Gtdiler was amoug
who signed the nnti-uillitarlst nla
ennls railing upon the troops to refuat
to alioot at the crowds In the street, but
to turn their arms nintlnat the officers lu
atead. Mr. Gohler'a Iwnika giving hla liu-
nrpRvlons of Ainerlrft oro nnytnlug but
hatterlng to th# Laud of Liberty.
Mlatrnl. the fniuoua Froveneale, |>oet.
whose works President ltooaevelt sduilrea
than those of any other Freueh poet,
la engaged In building bis own tomb. A
‘ nnd cure Is Mur spent
U for In the poers own
words, “our tomb Is the dwelling In which
we abide the longest, and It should be a#
beautlfhl fls possible."
•ora <
_. Toulon laat Hunday. _
previously the little fellows hud met nud
solemnly declared that they did not run
alder that the Si centimes iS cental the:
got for Hunday for their services was sul
Detent, nml that If the priests did not In
ereape their remuneration they would ~
children
who were horrified thnt their
should rebel ngalnat the church. On Hqn-
Jay, when the churchaa were filled with
worshippers, the aervlces could not beglr
bemuse the choir boya. true to their word.,
refused to sing a not# unless they wero
promised more money. In haste, the good
ones roniinunlrntpil with each other over
the nearest teb-phones nml came to on
ngneiiient to pay the little angels a frauc
per lervlre. and mass was performed,
though TiUN by a rlose share
what would have bean, uccordlng-- to the
native,'a came. The terrorised people Im»-
■—tori* la Mr*. McCormick, wife of ...
AniuiiPiin ninlinssador. Never has the wife
• •f ,i I nlti'd St.il.-h A jii I mi--.i ■ I. .i iii |'i hi, .•
been more popular. No diplomatic function
takes place to which she I* not Invited,
and pt which she dons uot at once bci-omc
the center of attraction. The Parisian
aristocracy eagerly seek* Invitations to her
recent Ions, which remind those who re-
uu-mlinr the Court of Napoleon III of some
received letter* from her nunuunclng her
arrival In Ibdgrmlc nnd telling of«fhe^H
thuslastlc reception' she has received
court. Mrs. \esnlteh was Miss nianrhe
l.hlmnnn. of Npw ^ork, and wn* married
month ago In
t»* Mr. Vetnltcb about
Paris.
Ho delighted was King Peter with his
new mlnlstcr'K bride that he lias presented
'or Its brilliancy,
light well
! fancy.
rival any in Btiropa
White will reign supreme this summer.
* *- "‘-THBI-
aolond
-sammer wrnr, wnere nut of
>oor functions or str«H«t wear are concerned.
very few pale tlntial stuff* are bclug
lade up for dlaner and evening wear.
Ink In softest tones ladng the.color pre-
’erred. If any. The latest novelty Is wblta
taffeta hand painted after the
— At a garden
say recently
«i«t «.EiiPimll>' fwho WPS ii .hihe a err/, nui|
niece of the Ill-fated Sibyl Handersou) wore
lent In
Olie Ails-
•* ntanllas
Terry, and I
Hni*
RffiS^relgh^min^l^^oM^SlaXV 11
coat of white taffeta upon which weffl
K Hinted sprays of roses. Insissd of Iwln
"trued with buttons the matt was wlr|
single roaelmda m»on their steins drawn
through a sort of donblo buttoufr^^M
■nged art. H
is dra
i-hole
open from 2 o'clock to 4 o'clock.”
UNITED BRETIIttEN TARERNACLR—
FI BBT CHURCH OF CHRIBT, HCIBXT-
IHT—17 West Raker street. Truth" la the
Tiryi. t ferartJfe iii
ami Ancnet theve will I*. D a Snndav eve
ning eeriice Wnlm-winv prayer meeting
at ip. ui. IleaHIng niome. H2-8I4 Kagll.V
Amertean ImUOIug, All ore weh-ume.
CHURCH OF CIIIHRT—Went r.n<I avnrae.
earner WelllK.ru atraet. Btlite ktady ai Ii
a. IU. Preoehlng entl lammnntan aervka
at II a. ro. Prayer meeting Thnrwtey eve
ning nt 7:45. Take Walker atraet.rar.
All perenaal worker, la th-- elty «>y every
denomination an raqnetted tv taret Hunday
York, whooo devotion
Fra nee grown
afternoon at 4 p. m. at tbe Central rongra-
national ehurch, Kllla afreet and Carnegie
way. Bring your "Rorlval Hymna." ■■ aaed
lu Tomy-Alexander meetings: also, your
LUTHERAN VHUIti'H-Corner Foraytk
and Garnett elreole. Hervleee will lie con
doned and n aermon prearlied liy tbe pal
lor. Rev. w. Volllirecbt. nt 11 o'clock a. ni.
Hunday nchool at 8:18 n. m.
UNITARIAN (CHURCH OF OUR FATH-
Kill-corner Cain nud Hpring atreeta. Moore
Hanlmrn, ntnlor. Tbe regoter morning
nerrleea wilt Ik- dlteontinaed daring Jdly
and Anguat while Dr. Hanleirn la off on
rncillnn. Hnnday nchool hour baa '
changed to It a. m.
nue, on the Knot Point line.
KUI.KHTOS UKMGUtAIc-Conwr
Wnehlngtnn nnd Patton atroeta. Rev.
Iiaae H. Jtlilcr. the peeme, will oreech at
11 a, m. and 8 t>. m. Hnhjoet, "The Origin
nnd Effeet of I'nltarlanlam.” Text. “The
Man." Handny nchool at 8:18 a. m. league
at *:28 p. m.
HOCIETY—The At
Harriaom pnMfSent,'win'ueei^MaDday’af.
terninn it 4 o'clock at 122 Peachtree afreet.
•Peych’ology from n H.-rlpturei Htindpotnt.
CHURCH OF TIIKTtF.DEEMER-Cori
Trinity and Ciidud place. Rev. E.
Crook, peetor. Morning aervlce with a.,
at II o'elock. Hnnday w-hool at 836
•. Evening service at 1:38 o'clock.
Polished Piste Glass for stores.
Polished Plato Glau for residences.
Polished Plate Glass for show cases.
Largest stock of Plate Glass In the
Boutb.
F. J. COOLEDGE & BRO.,
12 N. Forsyth St.
DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG. CO.
Manufacturers of
Fire-Proof Windows, Doors, Cornices,
Skylights, Crcstings, Fiuials,
Dixie Ventilators.
Contractors for All Kinds of. Sheet
Metal Work.
20-22 Trinity Ave., Both Phones 525.
Our Specialty is dimeusiou lumber
for largo buildings. *
DAVID T. CROCKETT & CO.
Wholesale Dealers
LUMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES
605 4th National Bank Bldg.
Phone 262. Atlanta, (la.
B. L.WILLINGHAM, H. H. TIFT,
Prealdent. * Vlen-Prai.
W. B. WILLINGHAM,
Bec'y and Trsai.
WILLINGHAM-TIFT
LUMBER COMPANY
Rough gnd Draaaad Lumber. Rash. Doors, mind*, Rulldart'
■ Hardware.
llMky Avraw. 'lake l.nM IVilnt or College |*avk
Car and get off nt MK'all'a Crnulng on La# Street. Uell
phono tf Waat; Atlanta l'bono 71L
0. A. GOUGE.
83 N, Pryor St.
Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. If it’s
made of metal, see me.
BELL PHONE 1443.
W. R. JONES.
Practical Slate Roofer.
And Dealer iu
All Kinds of Roofing Material.
16 Waverly Place. *
Atlanta Phone 843.
Hell Phone 3277 U P. O. Box 316.
Bell Phono 3S65 J.
Atlanta Phono 1866.
FRIDDELL BROS.
Painters; Decorators and Interior Fin
ishers.
Interior Wall Tinting and Painting a
Specialty.
Out of town work given careful atten
tion. . 69 Ivy Street.
WE SELL MANTELS,
TILES AND GRATES
Cheaper Than Any other Concern.
J. E. HUNNICUTT St 00.
56 Peachtree St.
HUNNICUTT St TURNER.
PLUMBING St HEATING.
' Estimates on Short Notice.
, 105 N. Pryor St.
Phones 1066.
Rell Phn.no 3365 J. Atlanta Phona 1866.
G W. HAYNES,
Interior and Exterior
HOUSE PAINTER
Wall Tinting and Graining.
Office and Shop 6!) 1-2 Ivy Street.
ATLANTA, OA.
WM. WILSON.
Paint and Decorative Contractor.
Large Contracts a Specialty.
Contracts executed anywhere. Surety
bond.
59 8. Forayth 8t.
Atlanta, Oa.
Both Phanoa.
HAHR DAVIS LUMBER 00.
PLANING i/IILLS. OFFICE AND YARDS: 313 TO
338 DECATUR STREET.
Rough nnd Dri-mod Lumber, Hhlnglen, Lath,,
Saab, Doors, Ililnds and Builders' Hardware.
Our nnw mill Interests In Tl(t County, Oa.. af
ford us fncllltlos to give prompt service and at the
lowest prices. Dimension timbers a specialty.
Both Phones 3725.
LIME, CEMENT.
Plaster, Sewer Pipe and other Build
ers’ Supplies Low prices and quick de
liveries.
SCIPLE SONS.
33 N. Broad St. . . . Atlanta.
MONCRIEF FURNACE 00.
103 S. Forsyth St.
Heating Plans and Estimates Free.
The place to get your furnace. They
Install the best for any kind of fuel in
residences, schools and churches.
Both Phones.
All Kinds of Building Material. Get
Prices From
ALEXANDER LUMBER AND MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY.
Factory and Yards, cornar South Pryor, and Bouth-
arn Railway. Phnna 2354. City offlca, 6 North For
syth, Austall Building. Atlanta phnna 466. Hall 383.
ATLANTA
STRUCTURAL STEEL CO
1020 Fourth National Bank Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga.
Estimates furnished on ail klnda of structural steal
shapes. Prompt shipments from stock. .
Phones, Bell and Main 4431. •
TOMLINSON Sc DIDSCHUNEIT,
Contracting Painters.
Out of. Town Work a Specialty.
Hull Plume 1151 I-. 7!> V Pryor Street.
Atlanta, Georgia.
WOODWARD LUMBER 00.
Hardwood Interior Finish St Mantels,
Doors, Sash St Blinds
Send Your Plans for Estimates.
Atlanta, . Georgia.
WOOD FIBER WALL PLASTER.
The original product, and the only
plaster manufactured in Atlanta. Can
be put on at as low cost as the lower
grade substitutes that have cone into
the market. We can readily show this,
so do not be misled.
GEOFGIA WOOD FIBER V
PLASTER COMPANY.
Whitehall St. St Cent. R. R. Phone 1181
Dixie
’Tile and
Cement
Works
TILE WALKS,
CEMENT STEPS
AND FLOORS.
Bell Phone 445 West,
f>:i8 Whitehall Street.
ALTAHTA PAINT COMPANY,
200 PEOPLE'S BUILDING
.. PHONE8... 4210
HIGH GRADE PAINTS,
ROOFING, ROOF PAINTS
Let ua estimate your work. Union Labor, Work
Guaranteed.
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a NOTES FROM LABOR WORLD. O
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Of tba Vnmmon lahorrra In Mauarhuaetta
*3.60 par not are foreign ere.
-ad-re of .the Xejr England etntes
l \£Z!L h 'lr
The piano awl organ worker! of Ann
Arbor, Mich., have organised and tppll*->l
for t charter of affiliation with the inter
national Union of ITano, Organ and Musi
cal Instrument Workers.
At a m—ting of labor Mm In Montreal
recently* a new political party was organ-
anil shoes, benriag the anion I
label for tho guidance of nr Ian workers,
fflnre the awreeafnl strlhe of the grand
opera chorus girls Id Xow York eon» lime
ago nirlr unlou has hern growing rapidly.
It la a Itraw-h of the Actora' National I'ro.
teettve. Union, chattered hy tbe Amertean
Federation of Labor. Ita membership Is-
eludes german, French. English and Italian
Increase In lelair onion memhcralilp of any
Ilf tn California, the Increate being more
(has 3 per rent.
Organised labor la Austria recently adopt-
Ml s ranrtntlon to Invito tho labor bodies of
Great Britain nn.t America tn Join in t
movement for t nls-bear work day.
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
has liean In atbtepra a yeart. lias ?-> local
branches, with memliera. ti.Mi.888 In
ha traaanrr, awl hays oat 1140.01) ovary
36 days In claims.
It la mid that arery elty In rise da i<
preparing to place labor candidates In the
field at the neat general an.l provincial
ATLANTA BA RAC A
TO MEET TUESDAY
Th* Atlanta lumen Union trill hold
It# third quarterly mterinf at tha
Pone# Deleon Haptlat Church at tha
corner of Ponce I>*Le«<n and ptafi*
moot avenue#, next Tueaday nlfht at I
o'clock. .N’umerou* «hor: talk# and
report* will be made, and the princi
pal addr**** .»f tho evening will h« de
livered by Dr. Jam** IV. Lee, paator
of Trinity Church. After the exerclaaa
are over a watermelon cutting will
take place outside th* church on the
lawn.
to taka a hand
Vs*nf*l J. Keefe, president of the Loti
Union, fe planning tke form
tlon of # labor union trnat to InHndr eve
department of labor and to control aba
lately the traffic on tke Orent Lake*.
GRESHAM ASHFORD
SHOE CO.
93 PEACHTREE ST.