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i - : T' ■ ^ - -- ...—, THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN. PATIRDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1906. =3j HT IS THE TEST OF REAL RELIGION ? Services in Atlanta Churches By SIR EDWARD CONAN DOYLE Dorlnf the discussion of the vital „tIon aa to whether the English Ltlon I* becoming less religious, one — 3t fallacy runs through a great *, n} . of the statements which I have Mid and seen, and that Is the poatta> that any form of ritual, Including ritual of going to a large stone Ulldlng to* * he purpose of communion Eg, the Great Unseen, hns any bear- til upon true religion. The lesson which life has taught me k that It has none. I have known moat admirable people .ho did these practices, and I have i«o»n modt wicked ones. I have Inoivn most admirable people who did do such things and I have known Loat wicked ones. Never yet have 1 Mown a person who was good because l< went to church, or evil because he Jm not. And yet. by n great many iilople. such practices are taken as a Ust whether religion Is waning or in creasing. There Is no relation between "rhe true test of progress In true re- Halon Is: (1) Is there a kinder or iroader view of such subjects, enabling ill men of all creeds to live in amity mil charity? (2) Ate the criminal statistics better? (S) Are the drink returns better, showing that man Is iraulrlng greater animal self-control? rtl Are the Illegitimacy returns better, Mowing the same tiling? (6) is there more reading, more demand for lec tures. more Interest In science, show- lot that the mind Is gaining upon the laic? fit Are the savings banks re- tornlngs better, showing thrift and itlf-denlal? (?) Are the trade returns bitter, showing greater Industry and llllclency? (8) Are there more charita ble Institutions, and does man show more clearly his sense of duty toward the lower animals? Such practical tests as these, which do actually for the most part show progress, are worth more than the ritual observance which may or may not go with a good life. There is an aggressive form of re- iiglon calling Itseir the Dogmatic Faith, which lisa done far more harm to the human race than pestilence or famine. Directly to Its door must be laid not wily all the blothlstalned history or Mo. bammedsnlsm, but all the murderous doings which have In turn disgraced iverv sect of Christianity. In the name of Christ, the Apostle of Pence, this dreadful school of thought, within a-few centuries of His death, brought about adeh quarrels and tuch murders as had never been heard of In pagan days. Over the Homolouslan question, n theological point depending upon a diphthong, It has been reckoned that a hundred thousand people lost their lives, champions and victims of Faith. The Crusades, ths murders of the Alblgenaes and of the Cevenaea, BAPTIST. PIRST BAPTIST— Peachtree and Cain strecta. Dr. W. W. Ijindruw. pastor. Sun day school at 8:JO. Herrin* at 11 a. m. •Ud 7:45 p. m. TEMPLE BAPTIST—her. M A Cassldv , n ' m l\ r 1 ,>a, ’ h nt 11 «• «»• I>r! Utril, tbe pastor. will preach at 740 p. m. c.VtlVLV *!?.*• ,u - Regular monthly conference Wednesday nt 7:*f p. m. NELLIE DODD MEMORIAL—cWner of Wnehlngton street and ltldge avenue. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. by the pastor. JCev. J. II. Johnston. Sunday school nt 9:45 a. m. Prayer meeting Thursday At 7:80 p. ui. JVKBT END BAPTIST—The pastor. Dr. John F. Purser, will preach Kuuday tnoru* Ing end evening. Ordination aervlcea at 3 P. m. Sunday school at 140 a. m. B. Y. p. U. Sunday evening • - - - new member* of ermona l»y the pastor. Sunday school nt 'HI (i nt Daniil, m i.i-a raw maatlnit at ? • K) 9:30 n. m. ’ Beau far prayer meeting at ‘ in. Wednesday, is church Momlni . - —- — — Prayer mootingW . ttt I s * P* “>• Bucile Daniel Clarke So ciety at 4 p. m. pdnesdsy. CONGREGATIONAL. CENTRAL CONGREGATION AI .—Be* J. Ellison, D.D., will preach at 11 a. in. _ 7:4o p. m. Sunday school nt 9:30 n. in. and yomiK people's prayer meeting at 6:45 p MARIETTA STREET CONGREGATION Al. I%«*v. W. II. Tiiliii.m, p.iRior. iTcnclilii at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Sunday rblnc irhotu and Sunday sclioo. Rev. Amir. - .Ir.. ..f New York, will preach at 11 a. ui. and Rev. Dr. Stokes, of Birmingham, Ala., will preach at 740 p. NORTH ATLANTA BAPTIfiT-Comer of Hsmpklll aveBUS tud Kramett ,treet. Sec- ..|, 0 ," -**-- * —Vi’ EPISCOPAL. SMsg (T w.nti.th Sunday Affinity. 8. S, CATHEDBAId—Corner Washington and Hunter. Vehr Rev. C. T. A. IMse. D.D.. dean. At 7:30 a. in., holy communion; 11 ui. N dimming prayer and sermon; 4 WESTER# HEIGHTS BAPTIST-Prench- lug by the pastor, V. C. Noreross, at 11 i “ - at 9:39 i in. and 7:30 p. in. Sunday •ciiool”L m. B. r. t\ at 6:30 p. m., to which aii young people are especially lurlted. CAPITOL AVENUE BAPTIST-I’reach- Ing by the^ pastor/John E. Briggs, at 11 r school last service the Iter. W. Snkakllwra. ex- Shinto priest, will nfeaeh. Sunday school nt 9:45. All other days: At 740 n. holy communion; 9 a. m.. morning day. Baptising at night: Ladle,- Hinton- OH _ B ,lt . 3 i* ) P- h|»clnt day and Friday: iJtany Junior Union meeting at 3 p. ui. Touchers mcatlng Tunday at ?:J0. l-rayor meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Seuiur It. V. I». U. Fri day at 1:». 8T. LUKEH—585 l-eachtree. neit to Peachtree Inn. H»v. C. B. Wllmer. D.D.. rector. At 7:30 a. in., holy contmuntcu; 11 SECOND BAPTIST—Sunday ' aobool at ‘ m. Preaching nt 11 a. m. nnd 7:45 |>. 8:30 ing, "The Sheltering Mauhood.- Her. W. St! ...... ... „ ;I . will proarh. At 7:3.1 p. nr., evening prayer and aernian. Sunday aehoot at 8:45 a. m. Friday, litany at It. JACKSON Hll.I, BAPTIST—Corner Ea,t avenue and Jackaon atreet. Service* at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Preaching by the act ing paator. Bev. Cnlder T. Willingham. Ban- day achool at 9:30 a. in. Wednesday evening ■ervlco at 7:80. Wonmn'a MlMlonary and Aid society Thursday afternoon nt 3:30. l-tSjIf m. Wednesday: 8. Friday: Litany At 4:30 p. in. IMMANUEL BAPTIST—Suuday achool at 0:15 a. m. Service, nt If n. in. and 7:80 p. McDonald baptist-Hcv. g. t. ttowe, Paator. will preach at M n. m. nnd 7:38 p, — Sunday achool nt 0:80 n. in. ALL SAINTS—Comer Wet Peachtree and North avenue. Bev. '/.. S. harland, rector. At 8 a. iu„ holy communion: 11 n„ morning prayer and aeniwu; 4 p. evening prarer. Sunday achool at 8:45. DURBAN CONGREGATIONAL—Rev. A. Stafford, paator. Preaching at 11 a. in. and :..1! p. 111. IIml Fluidity aeh'iol n! r, y. 111. MISCELLANEOUS. SACRED HEART—Ponrhtrep and Ivy street.. Mnaa at 7. 9:3). Sunday achool at Murphy, s. 01. Dene,Mellon; conference on "CStltnllc Church nnd Mntcrlnl PntgffM," I>y llov. Fattier (limn, S. M., In the even* Ing. Week days: Man. nt 6:30, 7. 8, con- naylona every ninrnliig 0 to 8, Saturdays 8 p. THE ATLANTA PSYCIIOLOalCAL SO- CUtTY. ROtam Boren Barrloaa, prcsldrur, et Suiiila will r •Ion, - The Power of Silence," From until 3dlo. aclcclloiiH on pluini lev I’rofi «or Waller F. Gruco. From :i:jl until J ii'.'l'.el;. l\... ml.lremo-e; from I iinrll I:" lv«*niif(fill muelcnl iirogrnm by l-rnfeasor id John l'riila, vloIluUta; nllata. Mrs. . » Ctyiiarn. From 4:3) nil 111 5 o'clock, ten-tnliiiito talks on tea- roll topic. China In silent writing will Ini fanned. Vlaltor, ore always welcome to this school for health ami happiness. English Lutheran. Church of the Re- Wednesday: Litany at : PONDERS AVENUE BAITIST-Snnday achool at 9:23 a. in. Services at it a. in. and 7:30 p. in. by J. N. T. Cnwberii. fesaor R. F. Fowler, whom the chtirrh tins alloyed to glvo twenty lessons In science d nrta of music, will hare charge of the ■ ovine woreinp morning nntl evening. WHO fcrinon by the pastor, ltcv. Juoltia W. Jill- lard. D. I). Sunday school nt 8:23 o. iu. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:21 p. m.. r irecedeil liy a SMmtny school workers' meet- tig at G. the Thirty Tatra' War. the Inquisition, the outrages of Catholics on Proteetant*, the no lean detestable outrages of Pro- tnttnts on Catholice, the peraecutlons of non-conformlate by the Church, tf persecutions of Quakers by the noi conformists, the manifold domestic trundles and tyrannic*, embittering the lives of countless numberse-surely when all theae are considered, the read er must admit that Faith, In the po*l five aggressive sense, has wrought more mischief than famine or pestt knee. Aii sect* have been misled by men of the same acrid frame of mind, and have incurred the same bloodgulltl less. I only know four cults—the original Buddhist*, the Quaker*, the Unitarian* tnd the Agnostic*—who can, I think, •ay that they have no blood upon their hands. Certainly the Atheists can not, for their excesses In France—In the . Revolution and also In 1870—have been ts bad a* those of the churches. And what has been the root of It •II? Saying you believe what your mind enn not sraep and what your free reawn would frequently reject. _ A makes hln proofless assertion and calls It hit faith. B haa the right to do the ••me. Then A and B hate each other with a holy hatred, and there Is the epitome of the blackest chapter of the hUtory of the world. We who are Ilk, (hlpwrecked mariners upon this little raft of a world, moving upon the face of the Infinite ocean, have enough to do to live kindly amonr ourselves, without quarreling bitterly about that which Is beyond the horlson. Perhaps you say that even In these *ery words I myself show want of re- llgiooe charity. But surely It Is not •o- If the Catholic finds ths pope, or the Anglican the Bishop, or the non conformist the minister a help upon Ids path, then In every case It Is a good thing—If it causes that man to be a better, more noble human creature. Every form of belief Is admirable that does that. But when It turns to want of charity and the reviling of those who have other methods, then It li a petty twentieth century exhibition of that which ranks In history among the gravest and most bloodthirsty crimes. Holiness Union 8srvic*a at Diffsrsnt Church,,. Sunday morning tome of the visiting min. liters intending the hotlnes, union conren- ’■"a "III occupy different pulpits In the ■t'y at the ntorulng hour. In the afternoon •b" ''ourentlon will Ititen to n sermon liy hr. Morrteon, of Lonlsrllle, Ky., *t the lisp- tin Ta hernncle, and a mas* meeting will lie odd nt 7JO o'clock p. m. at the RIJou the- •■cr. with Dud Robinson to preach the ser Following are the announcements: 11 UP) A. M. .’ "bed Brethren Tshernadt, L. P. Brown, President of the Holiness Union, euii Pro- pniir Rceaon, of Meridian, Wise. The ■erldlen Male and Female ('ollcec repre ■ntatlres will occupy the platform and Wudin t the tong terries. No service *t alrltl. IVnlker street Methodist Chnrch-E. C. • '•‘Jiirnpft. ( Paul Methodist Church—Bad Robin >. Luke Methodist Chnrch-J. 8. Son- Johnson*™ * ,r ” t Methodist Church-J. C. J*me* Methodist Cbnreh-L. L. Pick c. aervlce at night. dsn’ 1 ,olnt Mehodlst Church—J. B. Ken- Ksl-ston Memorial Methodist Churcb- andrnw Johnson. iTt'. Methodist—J. T. Upchurch. Electric Ctr Btrn-M. A. Cassidy. 2’00 P M J'Mdl.l Tslienutcle—it. C. Morrison. Bub- C h - The Holiness People: Their Object; 7«e[i " h<, T Tench, and What They Do Not im ,t Methodist^'burrb 1 —It. C. Morrison. 1'IJoii Theater—Bud Robinson. Haul Cotton Back Homs. "keclal lo The Georgian. Inglestde, Ga., Oct. 2*.—The farmers ill ct >unty are holding their cotton rv. fl,r 11 cents. When the Farmers' bnlon met Thursday aboutf 125 bales "ere here ready to be sold, nnd as the pD' C fixed by the union could not be 7" ured on the market the cotton was w >!-l back home. SOUTH SIDE BA1T18T—Cnpltol uremia near Weymnn. The pastor. J. S. Dunlap, will proneh tuornlug nnd ornulng. Sundny nchool at 9:30 n. m. B. V. r. l\ nt 3 i». in. IsndlM' Sorlnty will ueft nt 3 p. m. Tuon- <lny At the houn» of Mm. Selkirk. 619 t'upltol avenue. I'rayer aervlce nt 7:30 p. ni. on \\ edneadny. Brndlev and Mias Dorn Hood, teachera; R. H. Pnrla, prealdent; L. T. (!arter, vlce-nrea- Went; L. it. Jonea. aecretarr; A. B. Ilnhfi, “ “ llhrai * " trenaurer; It. 8. Moran. Jnrkaon. ntnndard Iienrer; Otli T. Herren, preas reporter. The elnaa meets every Sun day morning nt 9:30 nnd fill young men are cordially Invited. BAPTIST TABERNACLE—Dr. Broughton will preach Sunday morning nnd Sunday ereulng ot the Tafiernncde. The evening avenue.,'Inman Park. Rev. C. A. Lnngatoa In charge. Morning prayer and aermon nt 11. Sunday achool at 9:45. Wedneaday: Litany nt 4. MISSION OP THE HOLY INNOCENTS— Wooda avenue, near Weat Peachtree. Sun day achool every Sunday nt 3:30 p. ra. HOLY COMKORTER-Corner Atlanta nvenue and Pulliam atreet. Rev. Gilbert Illgga. I». II., In charge. Evening prayer and t+rtnon nt 4. Sunday achool at 3. Wedneadny, litany nt 4. ST. ANDREWS—Corner ftlenn and Kent atreeta. Rev. Gilbert Hlggf, D.D.. Iu ehnrge. Evening prayer nnd aermnn at 7_40. /Sunday achool nt 3:30. Wedneaday: Lit* r any nnd choir work at 7:30. HOLY TRINITY-Decntur. Rev. C. A. Lnngaton Tn ehnrge. Evening .prayer nnd •ermon at 3 by 4tov. W. 4* Mpddy. ST. MARKS—La Grange. Rev. R. F. De- Bella In charge. Bveulng prayer and ’nion nt 3 by Ilev. W. J. Moody. E Irit. »«t. j. a. i». mucin, g-, is. **.. k L; D.. will ap«lk on ^ho Ileroea of Protealantiam" at 11 a. m. Sunday achool at 9:30 o'clock. Eveulog aervlce by Rev* J. A. B. Scherer. E. Y. Clarke. Jr.» la to atart on a visit to New York ami Bouton next week, but Ik>* fore going he la to addreaa the Atlanta Bible achool on blimlny night nt 83 Conner atreet. On hln return he will reaume bla aerlea. Mr. Clarke baa apoken frequently nt the IMble achool. where be la held In high eateem. Sunday at 11 a. m. Dr. Hunt la expected to apeak on “Edomftea In Prophecy and in Illatory," t»elng one of a aerlea of lectures In which certnln prophe vnrled program haa ?»een arranged for the coming week. The public la Invited to 1m» preaent from 3 to 4 p. tu. and from 7:15 to 9 p. m. Few Inatltutloua ever had auch n helpful variety for Christian workers as the Atlanta Bible achool present*. 1 enrntree. itev. i.. i/enn r.iiciiwoosi, pun* toy. J Regular preaching at 11 n. m. sub ject of sermon by the paator.-"What .Does Your .Church Meaij to You?” Sunday Yoeoif Men'* Christian Association, cor- ..arvlw * “ ^ nt 2 p, .. ... ..line umia, nei. v. y. viniw. teodn?r, nf 3 p. m. Er«n4 cMtfn L bilk for -s. Close* at g p. in. All ST. PAULS—#ewimn. nev. W. J. Moody In ehnrge. Evening prayer find sertnou at ’clock. ST. IONATIU8—Tallnpooafi. Rev. R. F. DeUclle In charge. Morning prayer, lit* luBtltntlounl church work In the world fit Manchester, England, which Dr. Broughton prhon he wn* recently preaching In London. lie will also, na >t prelude tn the evening sermon, apenk on the recent whisky agitation In Atlantn. Dr. Broughton wan absent during the recent trouble, nnd will tnke occasion to express himself concern ing whnt he liellcvca to be Atlanta's great est need at the present time. The chorus choir will alng one of Mr. Alexander's latest song*, which Iiiib Just been Issued Iji England. At the morning aervlce. Dr. ghton’a subject will be “Our Oppor- ic •• tunltlcs and Their Enlargement." WOODWARD AVENUE DA ITT 8 T—Cor ner Woodward nnd Cherokee avenues. Preaching morning nt 11 n. un and even lug nt 7:30 by the pastor. Itev. 11. C. Hurley. Sabbnth achool nt 9:30 a. in. Junior flap- tlst Young People’s union Sunday After noon at 3 p. m. Midweek prayer aervlce Wedneaday eveulng nt 7:30 p. ni. CENTRAL goneiv n. m. and _ the Edge wood _ _ . 7:30 p. m. Ml»a WII* He II. Smith will alng lit both aervlcea. Sunday school ot 9:30 a. ui. Personal Workers’ meeting at 7 p. in. METHODI8T. WALKER STREET METHODIST - Preaching at It a. tn. aud 7:30 p. in. by the pastor. Rev. W. L. Pierce. Sunday school nt 9:30 n. in. Speclol stewards: meeting at the parsonage Tuesday at ... All ate ward* expected^ to give uu account of their atewnrdahlp. Prayer meet ing Wednesday nt 7:30 p. ni. Special home coming aervlcea Sunday, November 5. arrell, At 9:30 n. m., Sunday school. Bar* aca class, Phllathen class. At 11 a. m., preaching by pastor. At 1:30 p. m., Lp* worth League. At 7:30 p. in., preaching by pastor. PARK STREET M ET 110 DI ST—Cor ner of Park and Lee street*. Rev. M. L. Trout mail, pastor.. Sunday services: _ y services: Sunday schnornt 9:30 n. m. Preaching nt 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. by the pnstor. Wedneadny evening prayer meeting at 7:30 o clock. YNK’S MEMORIAL METIIOD18T- ’orner Hunnlcutt nnd Luckle streets. W. Iluanlrutt. pastor. Preaching at 11.a. iu. hr Dr. J. H. F.nkn. iinihlluff clilrr of Atlanta itlstrlct. At 7:45 p. ni. hr tli, paitor. Sunday achool at 3:30 a. ai. I’rajr- er nioetlug Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. AVENFK MKTHODI8T - achiiol ot lYSO n. .ui. Prssctof at 11 *. ni. hy a memlicr of llollnn, conrcutlon. Herv- Ices also at 7:30 p. m. ST. MARK METHODIST—Corner Peach tree and Fifth ajreerr The pnator. Iter. ’hsrles O. Jones, D.D., wilt preset! st It m. suit 7:45 p. iu. Sunday school at Prayer Dieetlug ST. JOHNS MISSION—College . Park. Rot. W. J. Moody In charts. Mornini prayer and aeraion at, 11. ■-—' 1 CHRISTIAN. FIRST CHRISTIAN - 44 East Hunter atreet. Rev. It. K. Pendleton, paator. l-reachlnx at 11 a. m. anil, 7:20 p. m. Rllile school at 8:20 a. m. Chrtatlau Eu- dearur at G:20 |i. m. lintl 7:3) IIOWELI, STATION CHRISTIAN—Enil of Marietta atreet car line. Rev. (leorifc W. Mulllna, pnstor. ntble achool nt 2 p. a. Preaching nt 11 a. m. and 7:23 p. m. COLLEGE PARK CHRISTIAN'—Itnr. O. H. Illtinant. pastor. Bible echool crerj Lord's day at 10 a. tn. 1-rcacklnx first Lord's day at 11 s. tu. and 7:3) p. tu. PRESBYTERIAN. NORTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN— Corner Peachtree etreet nnd North nveiiuc. Rer. Richard Oran.' Fllnn, pa,tor. Morn ing worihlp at 11 a. m. Evening nornhlp nt 8 l>. in. Preaching by the pastor at liolb aervlcea. Sabbath achool 0;30 a. in. Hon. Hoke Smith and Charles t>. Tuller. super intendent,. Teachera' training rlnoa con ducted by Dr. Marlon Melt. Hull, nt 10 a, an Mf*n> lofiffitn manta at tlm unm Imur Flnit Church of Cbrl»t 17 W Baker fitrffcb "Evcrlaatiug J'linlslinicirt' Ifi/thp subject' of tbo ip^Ron-Hcrmon tomor row* nt It n.. nwninl 8 p. in. 'LVsUmpnlal luecting WViluo^lny'nt s p. m. lloaillng rooms* $12-814 Engllsh-Anic^lfan building. The ITtlltarUia Church (CJiurrb of Our Fnfhcr).'eofni»r Gnlti nnd Soring fitreots. Itov» Ra«h R. Shi ppm. I*, ip., mlnlat«>r In chhrgo. Kcgulnr morning ^rvlcvg at 11 n. m, Sunday m-bdol nt 9;4j n. in. Jft.' JalJn-8 German I^rnngidli-.-i] Iaithertin enurrh. oorncr Kiwirth ntul Gnrnott atroid*. Bitndny achool nt 949 n. in. Sorvlco* with Kermou trill bo hold nt 11 ft. ui. Tim ro- formation of thr church will l»c rpjehrated with npproprlnt** Hong* nnd apcclnl tumde. Holy communion Will bo mlinlnlKtcrcd. Young lVopIq’a Society nt.3:30 p. ni. “KEEP SMILING.' Continued from Opposite Page. lenguo tneeti nt tltc same Imur. n'a League at 9:30. Covenanter, nt 4 p. nt. Chrl.tTan Endeavor at 7 p. in. Mlrlnins meet Wedneadny at 8:20 p. nt. Prayer aervlce at 7 p. in. conducted liy tbe r etor. lot tiles' prayer circle Tburaday at It. tu. All our sittings are free. A’uiinx men and rnminerclal travelers are espe cially Invited. Helton, (in.. wlU preech Sunday morning at 11. Tba Sabbath school la at 0:30 Air excellent oreheatrn, led liy P. M. llnbbnril, conducted by Dr. Pat CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN—Cor ner Spring nnd Hnrrla street,. Pretehlits at 11:83 a. in. by the pa.tor. Rev. /.. M. McGee, of Cltittnnoosn. Tenn. Hnbhnlli oekool nt 9:30 n. nt. l-royer meeting Wed nesday at 7:30 p. nt. _. Hermnna by lt,v. Charles R. Nil- These will lie the last Sunday terv- Ices at which Sir. Nlsbet will ioeach. Sunday achool at »:30 a. m. Young People a Society nt 8:80. Ilegnlnr midweek prayer ■ervfce Wednesday evening nt 7:2). WALLACE PRK8BYTHRIAN — Corner Walker and Stonewall atreeta. Rev. T. I-. 'leveland pa.tor. Services at It a. m. and 46 p. «> v. Haliltath achool at 0:37 a. tu. ■rayer meeting Wedneeday at . :4S p. tu. ST. JOHN METHODIST—The pallor, H. . Chrlitbin, will preach at 11 n. m* At -3) p. m., ths pnator will hold revival «erv- fees. LUKE METHODIST—At Junction owel! etreet nnd Hereon avenue. . Sunday nehol at 9:20 a. in. Preechlttg at ll n. m. by Rev. J. S. Bonders, who ta attending the Hollnesa convention. Hervleet at u«ual at 7:28 p. WESLEY MEMORI Air-Corner Autoirn avenue and Ivy street. Iter. Fratik^Bfik#*, ""•V-m- by eras'. ■a^jLisas devottotml aervlce at *J0 p. tm. « at 4:33 p. ul, IMIiJe school M^koramwttuj. :33 p. ui. joelal. N ««*»"•' ,, . - from 12 to 1 o dork. FIRST METHIUM8T—Junction <>f Peach tree and Ivy atreet. Iter Charlea B. Dow- paator. Hnn<lny_ achool at 9.3a TOlc'woSilpVt-tflfi .."nt.' Th.' faator will pn'Orh nt both '-T*- Arte the evening eertlee. Mi .a Barlholo* t-| A, 3 I*. Ul.. there Witt in* " roe.’- Ing of* all the jnvenlle amt young l-f-’P]--* tniiwloiinry societies tu tbe Atlauta dlstrkt. FOURTH PRBSI1YTERIAN — Corner Chamlterlin nnd Jnrkaon .treat,. There will he preaching Sunday at 11 a. m. aud 7-2) p. nt. Regular Wcdneailay evening meeting at 7J). Sabbath school nt society-' la hot uaually the one whoee heart holds the philosophy which solves the problems of earth and rt- veals the duties of heaven. The face marked by extreme plain ness of feature or by the cruel ravages of disease la made beautiful Indeed, If there be always a smile In the heart, while tbe countenance as beautiful as nature and the practiced dermatologist ran make It, Is an unlovely thing at best unlees there dwells In the soul which wear* It an optimism which so sorely needs and flashes forth (p the eye In welcome to all that la,good and In challenge to all that Is III. Let us “kesp smiling," then, no mat ter what happens to us In the external world. - The world will love us If we do, and then to our surprise and joy we shall discover that the world will grad ually make It easier for ut to "keep ■ mlllncw " smiling.’ But, If we desire that the world shall find out that our smile le a genuine one and not the wearisome wearing ot a rosik, we must spend less time before our mirrors so that we shall have more time to spend wlth^lod. DOWMAN-DOZIER MFG. CO. Manufacturers of Fire-Proof Windows, Doors, Cornices, Skylights, Crestings, Finials, Dixie Ventilators. Contractors for All Kinds of Sheet Metal Work. 20-22 Trinity Ave. Both Phones 525. B. L.WILLINGHAM, President. W. B. WILLINGHAM, Soc’y and Trcas. WILLINGHAM-TIFT ■4. H. TIFT, Vlce-Pret. LUMBER COMPANY Roush and Droned Lumber, Hath. Doors, Btluili, Builder*' !W Murphy Areniift Taka Rnat Point or Collcf* Park Car find sat off nt McCall's CroMtnf on Lm Street. '**’’ phone 85 watt; Atlanta Phono 71L Bell 0. A. GOUGE. 83 N. Pryor St. Tin and Sheet Metal Worker. If it’s niade of metal, see me. BELL PHONE 1443. MONCRIEF FURNACE CO. 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. Prices From Get ALEXANDER LUMBER AND MANUFAC TURING COMPANY. Factory and Tards. corner South Pryor and South ern Railway. Phone 2354. City office, 0 North For- eyth, Austell Building. Atlanta phone 400. Bell 202. WOODWARD LUMBER CO. Hardwood Interior Finish & Mantels, Doors, Sash & Blinds Send Your Plans for Estimates. Atlanta, . Georgia. WM. WILSON. Paint and Decorative Contractor. Large Contracts a Specialty. Contracts executed anywhere. Surety bond. 59 8. Forayth St. Both Phonoo. HAHR-DAVIS LUMBER CO. PLANING ..IILLS, OFFICE AND YARDS: 333 TO 339 DECATUR 8TREET. Rough and Dreaned Lumber, shingles, Laths, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Builders' Hardwnre. Our saw mill Interests In Tift County, Ga.. af ford us fnollltloH to Rive prompt aervlce and at ths lowest prlees. Dimension timbers a specialty. Both Phones 3720. 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 come into the market, We can readily show this, so do not be misled. GEORGIA WOOD FIBER PLASTER COMPANY. Whitehall St. & Cent. R. R. Phone 1152. 'Dixie ^Tile and Cement YES, WE ARE UNDER BOND TO THfe CITY TO DO STREET SIDEWALKS. LET US BID ON YOUR WORK. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. PHONE W4«5. RAILROAD SCHEDULES. WUtfTKUN AND ATLANTIC HAILUUAi/. No.—Arrive From— No.-l),p*rt To— • 8 tio.hvlll,.. 7:19 nut • 5 Nsshvlll*. Ii2» **> ' ifl * — Unrl,tts... 833 ant Nashvlllr..11:46 ant Marietta... 2:31 pot Sn.litm,,. 7:15 pm CENTRAL OF GKOllUl- RAILWAY. 8a r u ti bab... .'T'j'To ll».. 7:99 Jarkoonrlllr.. 7:6) Macou ,1188 Savannah .... 4:15 pm Macou 8:00 pin lorou.... 13.-J1 ■tvasush 830 iacon 439 9:16 put Jeckaonvlll,.. 239 put ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAIL- £i! D.part To— put c'ra'ri'll tills illy rxv.pt t Suit- outgout.rv, 3:40 pm 'Monti Dally. All otu,r trains da* day. All tralna of Atlanta and Writ Polql Railroad Company nrrlvr nt autl depart from Atlanta Terminal nation, eornor of MR " '* - Itfhidi Greet ami Madliwii avenue. Arris HSom 01 * ■Anguatu*.... »:50 am n/ton 1:41 am yAuguata.. . .32:2) pm * Ithuula 3* ™ yAu •An S3! kugaatt. Llthonla. Muguata Coursrs.. Curingtoi pm *Anguita, i t t=m Any. Ily. All other tralna dally axcapt Sun- 8EAIIOARI) AIR LINE RAILWAY. Artie, From— I , Depart To—, •hlugtoo... 0:30 amRItmloghtm.. 0:50 am Aidtevllle *:« ain|Monro»....... lot am ■blupot Monroe 7:40 pm[»l P" SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Wcair^^^iTrsIn, L.sv. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Thf followlng mhpfinio ilBiire* publlwlicd only n» lnforinntlon. and nre not guir*gfe»d., WASHINGTON AND THE EA8T, 36. 3E 40. —3— Lr. sttJsufn IC. T.) Ar. Toccon IE. T.). ....... Ar. Hnnrtanhurg Ar. (Tinrlotte . . Ar. Washington. 4 Ar. Nsw York 12:00 noon 3:25 n.m. •:43 a.m. 940s.tn, •:I0 p.m. fM a.m. 12:07 p.m. 3:55 p.m. G: 10 p.m. 3:00 p.m. iSfaoooa 3:85 p.m. 6:08 p.m. 8:13 p.m. 6:42 n.m. 12:43 p.m. 1:to p.m. 5:03 p.m. 8:80 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 11:05 n.m. 4:20 p.m. 9:10 p.tu. CHATTANOOGA, CINCINNATI AND THE WEST. ........... ->■ a - Lv. Atlanta 5UWa.iu. 7:55 n.m. 4:5o p.m. r ^ Tt Ar. Chattanooga. ....... 9:45 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 9 J5 p.m. 6*00 p.m. 7:10 n.m. 3:45 a.m. 5:20 p.tu. Ar. Chicago. JACKSONVILLE, BRUN8WICK, ETC. 11 ... f 10. 14. f«v. Atlanta . Ar. Macon Ar. Cochran. ......... Ar. Jesnp. Arj Brunswick. ........ Ar. Jacksonville. . . . . • ilia.tn. 9:Ma.ra. 10:30*. in. li:l4 p.m. 2:40 p.m. 4:16 p.m. 7:1') p.m. 8:45 p.m. U:13 p.m. 1:89 a.m. 2:40 a.m. 6:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m. J! M a.m. ...... ••20 Rm. a 36, Lv. Atlanta Ar. Anatall Ar. Tallapoosa Ar. Anniston Ar. BlrmlnghAM 4:00 n.m. 4:35 n. to. 6:29 a.in. 7:49 n.m. 10:15 n.m. f rodn.tn. 7:35 a.m. 8:55 n.m. 10:06 n.m. 12:05 p.oi. in: COLUMBU8, FORT VALLEY. ETC. P.tu. n.m. 6:15 p.m. 7:05 p.m. l».m. p.m. ir il:io p.t 12:10 p.m, 1:41 n.m. 3.06 p.m. » ii Lv. Atlanta Ar. Williamson. . . • . Ar. Fort Valley i^fiP-OL <:S p.m. SdSp.m. Lv. Atlanta. ...... I Ar. wllllsmsoti. ...... 1 Ar. Columbus "5"r.*r^r t:25 a.m. 10:00 a.m. i:V) p.t 4:25 p.i 9:OOj^i mfnal Mtatlon. ’I’hone Street. Tbone 142. Ticket Office Tar*. Bieats every Friday loon* rw at 7*30 p. i MOORE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN— Porncr I.urkte and La timer ntreeta. Dr. A. R. 11 older by, pnator. Ijeachlu* by the pas tor nt 11 a. ni. nnd 740 p. ui. Christian Endeavor nt 9:90 p. m. CENTRAL I*RK8BYTERIAN—Wnahln** tou atreet. opposite capitol. Rev. Theron II. Rice. D.D.. pastor. Kumlny aehoot at 940 n. m. Re*r»lnr aervlcea at II a. m. and 740 p. ni. Thla I* Hundny achool rally dov. The paator will preach both morn ing nnd evening. The near organ.la now In place nnd these aervlcea will In the main auditorium. \*t hehl Morning service i ot "—*• “•* Installed at 3:2) p. tu. GEORGIA AVENFK PRESBYTERIAN— i’oilier Georgia avenue nnd Graut atreet. |,-Filing aervlce nt 11. Preaching by Uev. r k. “ * Sunday achool at 94*) a. Naw Tarminal Station, corner Mitchell and 0 Madtion Avanua. ROUND TRIP And Cheap One-way Rates -TO- CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST Round trip Summer Excursions from all points East to Pacific Coatt and Northwest until September 15th, with epecial itopover privileges, good returning to October 31st, 1908. CHEAP COLONIST ONE-WAY TICKET8 TO CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST FROM AUGU3T 27th TO OCTOBER 31st. Ufa ths splendid through service of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC from New Orleans, or UNION PACIFIC from SL Louis or Chicago to destination with Steamthlp Lines to Japan. China, etc. Round trip tickets account Baptist Convention, San Francisco and Los Angeles, on sale from Sept. 2d to 14th, final limit October 31st. WRITE ME FOR RATES AND INFORMATION, J. F. VAN RENSSEItAER, General Agt., 124 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. R. 0. BEAN, T. P. A. - guaraoisKt: 4.-U0 A. M.-Ko. 23. DAILY. Loral to Dir- BtltiKUatu, tintXIit; till ito;..; .rrlvlnt tu Dlrmlnguam 13:18 n. u. 5:33 A. 31.—bo. 13. DAILY. "CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI Mill TED." A solid TMtlbutn train Atlanta tn Clorlonatt utltk- eot vbongc. compoi.d ot vratlbiiled day I coachea am) I'uIIotan drawing room ,!.rp- me tit ra. Arrtvr. lion. 7 36 a. m.; that. { ttnooga 9:45 a. tu.; Clomsuatl l'Jn p. in.: I Lout,villa 8:15 p. m.: Chicago 7 :3 J1. nt. 1 Cafe rur aervlce. All mcala hetweea At- lauta and CIdcIdduU. 6:20 A. M.—No. SO DAILY, to Grlfftu and Columl.UA Arrive, Griffin 1UI a. at.; Co* lumbu, 10 s. ul «:i5 A. U.-. o. 1L DAILY, local to Macon, tlruumlck and JackuuvUI, Make, ,11 Aop, . arriving Macou 9:16 u. ul: Oruus- • lck 4 p. ID.: Jtckwnvllt, 7:40 p. m. 7:03 A. M.—No. ». DAILY.-I’ullutau Blrmlngban:. Mcmphla. Iitona City and Colorado Spring,. Arrive, Mempula S:u6 p. tu.; Eaaaaa City 9:45 a. at., asd Colorado Spring, 8:18 S. in. 1M A. M.-No. I» DAILY.—Lctral to Charlotte. Lxurlltf, itlchmood tod A,hr elite. til A. M.—20- 7. DAILY, Chattanooga. 12 NOON. no. 25, DAILY.—Washington tnd fioutuwettern Untiled. Electric light- ed. Sleeping, library, otioerrsUou and dab rare through without change. Dining earn terra ill meals n mat*. Arrives Wuh- Isstot S.i2 a. st.: New York,12:41 p. m. 1 JO P. M.-No. 40. DAILY.—New York ItiprvM. Dig roaches berweeo Atlanta and WaahlagtoD. Steepen between Attasta. Cburlat.a asd Wn -Ulngtou. Arrive, Wash- ,0 2KS ..d lUwRlnianUv. 'f.mas oMwnrstton chair car Atlsotc, to ifscon. 441 P M.-h-* 97. DAILY.—Pullman ilccplng car sou «ray coaches to Binning* ham. •dl Arrlres Birmingham 4. m. M.-No. U- DAILY, except Sus* IT. "Air l-i.se aeili" ts Toccos. 4:8*) P. M.-No. 22. DAILY.-Orlflffn sad pulliuea pul ace sursplsg car No/ 23. DAILY.—Lscs! to fay* Okmni v end rtey roaches. 4:35 1. M.-No. 2-. cttevlllr and Fort Vslier* 4 40 P. M.-aNOk U, DAILY.—Through >m autl eieepiog ears is Cio* Memphis end Chsttsooogs ts Arrive* Rom# 7:20 p. m.: Dnltoo drawini* room aqi! clunntl nnd Memph' Ijoulsrllle. Arrives 1 *44 p. m.: Osiianoogs 9J5 p. a.; Memphis S:S) s. tu.: Loulavllle *:50 a. m.; nt. Mi • p. ui.: C’lnclnoati H:lo «. m. 4:15 P. M.—fro. 25. DAILY.—Makes all •tops. Local to Hclltn: srrtvss Usfliu 10:M 11:15 P. M.-No. K DAILY.—Florlds Ltm* Ited. A solid \ •‘■tiiMiis*(3 tralu to Jackass* vllie. FIs. Thronsi««piag cars sod day coachon to .Tnrkec.uville nn l Bruoswlck; sr- riven Jnrknonviits 8:50 s. in.; Bruoswtck Is. m.: 8t. Auxuatine In a. m. 1140 P. M.-So. 97. DAILY.—Through Pullmnn drnwiuc room nieepiog car. At* !nnt i to Shreveport. Loom nleeper A tl*nU to Rirmlnichsm. Arrlcss Blrmlughais i.u e. m ; Mertdlnn ll a. n».: Jsckeoo 2:26 p. tu.: Vlrkeburg. 4:«6 p. ul; Shreveport lO.w .Sleepers opcu to receive panseagsrs is Right-no. 2*. daily.—"lotted i.un Fait mail. Solid v«stl*Miiei. train. HU>ei>iog cars to New ’ ork. lllchmoud. Charlotte and Aibsvllls. Conches to WrsblDfitoa. Dining cars ssrvs nil menls ea mute. Arrives Wnihlnc’nn 9:30 n. m.: New York <:2I a. ts. I.oc.-il Atlantn-Cnarlotto nleeper open ts recelre pAnaenirere st 1:00 p. m. Local Atlnnt.t*Aehe\llli> aleeper open 1040 n. m. Tick'* Qfflfe Nfi 1 Penchtree. on Viaduct. Peter* balldlog, nnd new Terminal Statist. Both ’Phones. Cite office. 142 uiala; depot. No. 2. on Tsrmlusl •vrhsogs To Place Wires Underground. Special to Ths Georgian. Spartanburg, 8. C., Oct. 27.—Genera! Manager Epps Brown* of tba Sour hern Ball Telephone Company, with head quarters In Atlanta, spent Thursday in the city conferring with Manager R. D. Bowers, of the local exchange, and business men, with reference to im provements to be hiade In tho tele phone servlet In Spartanburg. Among the improvements that nre being con templated Is a handsome telephone ex. change building and placing the wires underground. J