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A i LA.s i'A (i ijOnO i A.\. IS INVITED TO VISIT AUGUSTA The Great Commoner May liver an Address During Fall Fair. gp«nl to«» i._Hon. Wlllism . Hrvnn ho* I"’'" Mble ' 1 ,rom Au ‘ ,.T rtrtt tUI. .'Hr daring th. fall fair „„ address. The cablegram eu 2?, Abandon. where Mr. Bryan bee hie MHeertrre. The eeeetKIr. committee of f' 1 . nMoelntlou held • meetlne ree- the, Ji Hmirored this action, and have ImiU “ "««<»« Inducement, to ''.There .li.rloil the f«lr. r SL nUeeram eent Mr. Brjren from Au gStl I- «• follower *•£ Wlillem i«mln*. Drren. cere Ai .TembaMidor. lee.don.-The Ororrie “ Aeeoeletlon cordially Invites L el ,law e during the fair et Augusts KmdJr » to November J. Where will for- met Invitation .rj'J r jJlis" 1 U. JACKSON, "President." vn renlr ha* lH»*n received to the cable- n. vet hut there ere meny here who Efi" ‘ tiet he will vl.lt Augusta. Mil KIDNAPED NIS OWN CHILDREN Lonif Chase Began at Brunswick Ended in Massachusetts with McBride’s Arrest, Requisition papers from Georgia have been forwarded to Massachusetts for Dr Janies T. McBride, a prominent physician of Franklin Furnace, Ohio, who Is held at Cheater on the charge of kidnaping his two children. The neceasary papers were forward ed Wednesday, and Dr. McBride will be brought back to Brunswick for trial on the charge of taking hla two little girls from their mother by surreptitious methods. Dr. McBrides arrest follows a long snd persistent chase, which began at Brunswick and continued through Florida, New Jersey, New York state, Canada, hack to New York, and finally ending with hie arrest at Chester, Mas- aachusetts. Early this year Mrs. McBride went to Brunswick with her two girls, aged 12 and 9. They had been In Florida for the winter, and Mrs. McBride seemed to poeseas means. A man known as Thomas W. Gray was often seen with Mrs. McBride and the chil dren. On May 15 Gray and the girls dis appeared, and Mra. McBride became frantic with anxiety. She Anally em ployed John W. Connally, head of the secret service of the Southern railway, and he began work at once. He soon ascertained that Gray had persuaded the children to go with him on the statement that their mother had gone to Florida by boat, and they would meet her there. Chief Connally alao learned that Gray was really named Walter Bett- mnn. nnd that he was employed by Dr. McBride, who was separated from his wife, to eecure the children. Then began the long chase which ended with Dr. McBrlde’i arrest In Cheater Monday. COL. ESTILL ATTACKS SMITH AND HOWELL Special to Th* Georgian. Camilla. (in., Auguat 1.—Colonel J. H. Ka tin. candidate for the Democratic nomina tion for governor, spoke In the court house here yesterday to an audience of about 200 to 300 people. Including a few ladles. He Mid very little about an j of tha other ciiiiilldntes, nnd did not mention any except Hoke Smith and Clark Howell. Ilia sharp thrusts at these two gentleman were nliout equally divided between the two. nnd none of his remarks wera of a nindallnglnff variety. He waa Introduced by W. A. Allen, ed itor of The Camllln Enterprise, In a abort and eloquent apeech. E FOR TRIAL OE NEGRO ASSAILANT kpevial to The Georgian. Perry, On,, Auguat 1.—Judge W. H. Felton waa in Perry yesterday for ths purpose of drawing a Jury to try Jeff. Hlllhouse, who Is charged with crlml nal assault and murder committed uimn a mulatto girl about fifteen years >dd. near U'lllaton. The special term will be convened here on the aecond Monday In Auguat. J. P. Duncan and L. L. Brown were appointed to defend Hlllhouse. BIG GINNERY PLANT ABOUT COMPLETED. kpeclsl to The Georgian. Kparks, Ga., August 1.—The Claude Adams Company, wholesale grocers and cotton factors here, are Just completing one Of the largest ginning establish ments In the state. The plant repre sents an outlay of 120,000, and has a rapacity of too bales per day. This plant handles both upland and bland cotton. Your Nerves . I( '* J»»r nerves that eanae the heart “ Pilssle. the lungs to Inhale the oxy. **n, the brain to direct the motion of '»r.v organ of the body, the stomach to '.s' ,h * Mvsr to accrete the bile, he kidney, to filter the blood, and the bowels to carry og the waete. "hen the nerres of the stomach be. eewe weakened It remits In stomach l oubt,, indigestion, constipation. Tld, I, true of all the prgans of the if. and proven that to corn disease roa must Strengthen the nerves. Dr. Miles’ Nervine " . L*. Mis to com Ml nhAr* Hlevpteesnene, Ken- ". O-''•'fdech.. Backache, Epilepsy, etoioich, Uver nnd Kidney troaMea. out lirf *|L brek £* *1©W». barvoaa. wora f ana In constant pain. 1 doctor**! fcrJSS’te sad finally the doctor mid jsfflsgaf'sa? Sid. ‘HARRY K. THAW IS NOW INSANE ON THE SUBJECT OF INSANITY” —DECLARES A TOMBS PRISON WARDEN. GRADY'S PAY WARD MAY MUSHED Trustees Seem To Be in Favor of ‘ Such a Move- Those with a superabundance of money with which to defray the expenses of their IHa will, In the future, find no plneo In Grady hospital, tt waa practically decided to eliminate the pay ward feature from thla city Institution at a meeting of the trus tees Tuesday afternoon. The session was Oiled with debate of caloric natnre. It wss finally decided to take definite action Id the pey ward matter nt the next reg ular session and to put all trustees on no tice of this decision. Much dissatisfaction baa arisen from time to time because of the pay wards. It baa been claimed that the pay patients hare not received sufficient attention, aud for this reason the trustees wish to make the hospital a charitable one throughout by cutting off the only source of revenue now allowed at the InstltuUon. The late trouble with the nurses was alao touched upon at the meeting. Ur. Floyd Mcltae and Ur. James Baird were In attendance to answer for the med ical board In the matter, bat It was decided that the trustees bad no jurisdiction lu the matter, so it waa dropped. REV, LAWRENCE PHELPS BROTHERKWARO Noted Congregational Minister Is Coming to At lanta. \ Aa a brother of Elisabeth Phelpa Ward, the noted novelist, the recent announcement which waa made to the effect that Rev. Lawrence Phelps. a well-known preacher and paator of the Orthodox Congregational church at Leomlnater, Manx, had accepted a fac ulty position with the Atlanta Theolog ical Seminary, haa been of speclal ln- tereat to theologians throughout the South, not only because of the promi nence of Dr. Phelpe'in the theological world, but also from the. fact that he cornea from a literary family which haa won fame during the past cen tury. Elisabeth Phelpa Ward la perhaps beat known to the literary worid from her “Gates Ajar,” which haa been translated Into several languages. Her husband, Herbert D. Ward, l> almost equally as welt known from hla many magaslne articles and book, of fiction. Dr. Lawrence Phelpa la himself a great student of literature and aa an au thority upon productions of a Biblical nature haa attained considerable fame. Hla coming to Atlantn la a matter of great pleasure to members of the local mlnlafers' association, who recognise In him a worthy addition to their number. RETURNS TO JAIL TO SERVE SENTENCE Special to Tha Georgian. Columbus, Ga., Auguat t.—Ponders Bridges, n Marlon county, negro, came In nt the last term of the I'nlteil States court held here In Ueccinl»er, to n term of oue month In Jail nnd n fine of fioo. Ills sentence, with that of several other ue- groes. waa suspended until August 1. to nl- low them to go home nnd make n cron, with tile understanding that they were to come hock and aerro out the sentence of the court.' GOES TO NEW YORK TO AID IN REVIVAL Special to The Georgian. Hnhlln. Ga., Auguat ].—Rev. M. A.'Jen- now Mag conducted l»y tbe Calvary Bap tist church. In that city. After filling this engagement, Mr. Jen* liefore returning to hla charge. Hilling hla absence the Baptist pulpit will lie occupied by Bev. W. II. Mich, of Macon; ltev. Allen Fort, of Americas, and Iter. J. II. Barlier, of Kentucky. ENEMIES OF LABOR WILL BE OPPOSED By Private I-toed Wire. Washington. August I.—'Thomas K. Tra cey, of Boston, haa been Appointed to lend the campaign of the Federation of feiilnir against the men In congress who have shown themselves as opposed to legtsla lion favored by organised Isis*. "We have been following matters at the rapltol closely for a long time," said Mr. Trseey, discussing his apnolntuient, "and ttoil was taken. We bare made note of the different legislators who have taken n stand ngnlnst measures In opposition to organized labor, and we art* nov- p ret hi red His Mother Proposes to Have Him Examined as to Sanity- Evelyn Thaw Pose in the Al'ogether ? One Witness Declares That She Did. By Prlrats Leased Wire. New York, Aucusl 1—"Harry K. Thaw la Inaaoe on the subject of In finity," was the declaration made to day by one of tbe wardens In the Tombs, who has been trained In the obtervatlon of men under the charge of murder. "He begins every Interview, with 'I am aane,‘ ” said the warden. The prisoner's mother, havjng de cided upon the line of defense. Is awaiting Ihe return of former Gov ernor Black, the senior member of Judge Olcott’e law firm. She wilt Im mediately request Governor Black to go before Ihe supreme court and ask for a commission In lunacy to Inquire Into her son's sanity. Harry Thaw to Protest Harry K. Thaw’s protests against such a move will be unavailing, and If the, commission finds him Insane he will be sent to the-asylum at Mattewan at once. . Clifford W. Hortrldge, Thaw's per sonal counsel, le prepared to oppose such a move. The prosecution le, handicapped by the temporary writ of prohibition Is sued by Justice Blanchard, and As sistant District Attorney Garvan today Is awaiting a decision on tbe writ to, examine important witnesses. One of t(ie most Important of these has Just arrived from Chicago. Thla witness'Is Mabel Barrtson. Posed in the Altogether, t/arvan'a anxiety to see Mrs. Bar- rison was caused.. by the testimony, which Rose Mareten, ap actress and former model, gave. Mies Maraten told Garvan that she had taken thi Nesblt girl to various artists to pose and she asserted that Evelyn Nesblt was introduced to White by Mrs. Bar rtson. After Miss Maraten waa examined by (lie assistant district attorney, Mrs. Evelyn Nesblt Thaw gave out a state ment In which she said aha did not know the witness and had never been taken by her to an artist. Miss. Maraten told Garvan that tbe Nesblt girl from the first posed In the nude and that her conduct never could be called modest. Mrs. Evelyn Nesblt Thaw went to Roslyn and spent last night with her mother-in-law and Mrs. George Law- iler Carnegie. SOCIAL LIFE AT COLLEGE. There Is no good reason why a girl should wait until she Is through school before she acquiree those gracea of manner and conversation which fit her for a place In good society. On the contrary. It must be admitted that the acquiring of these social gracea la an Important part of the equipment that she should get at college. White Bborler College pi by no means a "society school,” In Ihe narrow sense of the term, yet Us teachers fully real- Ixe the Importance of social culture, and the Imparting of It, botfi by precept end practice. Is a part of their constant work. Frequent talks on etiquette are given by the teachers, and In order to give the students an opportunity of mingling with pollta society under fa vorable conditions, mueicales and re ceptions are held from time to time. The dignified, cordial and self-respect ing manner of Ihe Hhorter College graduate has been commented on again and again In every part of the South. Would It not be wise for you to place your daughter In such a school when you send her off? Learn more of this great college by writing the President at Rome, Georgia, and asking him to ■end you a copy of the new catalogue. AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS 191 Peacbtree Stmt, Atlaiti, 6a, OVCft XCHAUL A MAY. Dr. C. G. 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VAN RENSSELAER, General Agt., 124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. R. 0. BEAN, T. P. A. G. W. ELY, T. P. A. Are You Still Paying Rent? If so, I am Surprised! Rent Receipts Remind me of Money Thrown Away. Do you know thnt tho Standard, Real Kstato Loan Company of Wash ington, D. C., will sell.you a home-purchasing contract whereby you can buy or build a homo anywhoro In the United States and pay for It In monthly payment! for lest than you aro now paying rent? They will lend you from 51,000 to 55,000 at 6 per cent, simple Interest, al lowing you to pay It back In monthly Installments of 57.00 on each thousand borrowed. For prospectus and plans of our proposition, call on or write J. St. Jullen Yates. Stale Agent. 321 Austell Bldg., At- lanta, Ga. Bell phono 2G53-J. Atlanta phono 1918. Tniihfil Huillini Agents Wanted in Ettrj Count) in Hit Still. WHILE WINE GLASSES CLINK, WOMAN SHOOTS HER HUSBAND By Private Rented Wire. New York, Aug. I.—'While glasses clinked nml men ami women shouted orders to tbe waitera In "Scotty" Larelle'a Kmerald bnll at Noa. 7 and 8 Chatham square early to day, ft young woman, pale nnd limping, knocked at the door which bore tbe algn, IsftldeM' Kntrance." Jatitea Kelly, the waiter In the place, known mi the Bowery aa "Haudaotite Jim- ml*," niiawered the anmmotia. Aa be saw the woman ho aeowled nnd atarted toward her. demanding her hiiaineaa. • "My business la with yon," aba replied. I am your wife, and I hare mora bualneaa watching your affairs than anyone else in the world. You hare not been Hqmiro with me. You hare been keeping company with other girls. Now I’ll a how you liow a wife can get revenge." Then she drew n rerolrer from the fnlda of her skirt and n shot rang out With n C onn. Kelly fell 1o the floor. The bullet d struck him <ui the arm nnd lodged In the shoulder blade. The woman turned nnd darted sway Into •>" I ■'•f Wll.tr «||.' «HS H.H.U InSt In a hospital. WOMAN SA YS PA 7 M' CAR REN IS HER OWN DEAR HUBBY By I’rlrstr l^sssd Wire. , New York, Aug. b—Slate Senator Patrick H. McCarren refused today to discuss the claim made by Mra. Mary Dixon, of No. 82 Lenox root!, Flatbush. that she Is his rnmmon law wife and that a 2-year.old child christened by Father Parrlle*. In the church at the corner of Fulton and Aberdeen streets, Brooklyn, as "Patrick H. McL'arren, Jr," Is his son. Manton Wyvell, an attorney at No. ON LOUD 8N0RINQ CHARGE HACKMAN I8 ARRAIGNED. fiperlal to The Georgian. Savannah, Go., August 1.—Ben Herb, hark’man, waa charged by a police man In the recorder’s court yesterday Ith going to sleep In hll hack and snoring so loudly aa to awaken the gueat* of a hotel In front of which tbe hack was atandlng. Recorder Myrtck could not at first understand how a man ran be guilty of disorderly con duct while asleep. The harkman was permitted to go with a warning agalnat too loud serenades through hla nasal organ. 250 Ilrondwny, nnnounres Hint repre senting Mra. ldxon. he will move In the supreme court, Brooklyn, for Judg ment by default In tfl" sum of 1200,- 000 ng.'ihiHt Senator McCarren. The latter denies Hist papers In Mrs. Dixon’s breach of promise union were served upon him, but Lawyer Wyvell dlsplnya an affidavit from Process Herver Julius Mamleltmum setting forth the service of a summons at No. 4 Court Square In Brooklyn on July 1*. TO REPRE8ENT SAVANNAH AT 8TATE MATCH AT MACON. to Tbe Georgian. Savannah, Oa, August 1—The fol lowing riflemen will represent Savan nah nt the state match at Macon: Lieutenant Colonel J. C. Postell, of the general stnff; Captain H. J. Travis, commanding Company C of the Guards; Captain \V. G. Austin, ord nance officer Guards; Lieutenant Ste phen Harris, Company G of Guards: Lieutenant Halford Fs^lgnnt, of the Kuval Reserves; Lieutenant Duncan Kent, of the Naval Reserves; Private Neyle Colquitt, Company D of Guards. ^ scal or If You Will See that this aeal l« on every roll of Hoofing you huy, WE will sea that you get value received for your money. VULCANITE ROOFING In a per manent roofing, and not a make shift. It l> put up on* square to the roll; easily applied, and 1« recom mended by the National Hoard of Underwrite™ and Southeastern Tariff Aenoclatlon. Take heed, you need our roofing nnd we need your patronage. "You can put it on.” ATLANTA SUPPLY CO., Sole State Agents, 29 and 31 8outh Forsyth Street. ATLANTA, GA. I. c 6UIHHUD. PftvdtaI. C. ft. ffCK. Jecrriwy