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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN.
simoir. January u. u*r.
PERSONAL MENTION
iintl Mr*. Kendrick- K. Kelley
L i reiurJS trom thMr w “ Jd,n * « rt P
|ll5u"utMme at 134 Rawaon at reel.
]
[.oula Obolatln and Klaa Kath-
.JJl iihoi.itn leaea next week for a
J£m„ Augusta.
MiM Marina Ooddard, of Plaliffield,
IjfJ. '* ,M f Ml #f Luey * Ur ‘
Ida")
■ f,nc!n and Mra. Benjamin P. No
I Mnnigomery, who are the guests
l^s r N -blc'a parent*. Mr. and Mra
lu u Paileraoa. wUI *o to Montgom-
Bunds" to attend tha brilliant In-
bait, which takea place
luX' evening In that city. Mra.
Iv u. kill return to Atlanta on Wed-
, *Z!uv t" apend aomo time In the city
Sfc Air- and Mra fattoraon.
« ri Klivard C. Dugaa and .Mra
Liiniar hare returned to Au-
....... Dtriiar mre .» /
|j£7a alter vlaltlng Atlanta frlenda.
(might Caraon and little aon.
I Mot-art -f Chicago, will, arrlro In the
I ” week to rlalt Mra. Caraon'a
|SJrn!»: Mr and Mra. H. A. Roger., at
a Vernon apart manta.
a ui,a Willie May Hanrleon la vleltln*
lui,, Alice I .enter at West Point, who
I entertained at a large reception during
1 - week In her honor.
n Ur find Mre. Edward Corf left Batur.
tJv I t Montgomery, where they will
I Je the guests of Mra. Morrla Wolff.
u r . Ornrge Cann haa returned to
gtlimi. alter a brief rlalt to Atlanta-
ili«. Cleveland Zahner haa returned
14.. lUuldlfte College, after aJIeUghtful
I .pent with her room-mate.
I Hi,, Marguortto Hawley. In Bridge,
l part...
. Mr charlee T. Wurm haa auRIctenlly
recovered from hla recent eertoua III.
ne„ to be again at hta office and to
mingle unce more among hla many
I friends '
. )|r handy Toney, of Eufaula. Ala.,
Ii i pending a few day a In the city
l Mr. Clyde Brooke, who baa been dan-
I atroutly III of pneumonia, at hla home,
1 |t we,t Peachtree place, for ten days,
I u ilightly better today.
Mias Gertrude Hlghley, of Augusta,
KU8IC AT ATLANTA CHURCH*#
SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 1907
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Morning.
Organ prelude, epilogue—Ruaaell
I King Miller.
“He Shall Come Down Like Rain,"
I Bark.
“Seek Te the Lord," Roberta
Organ poettuda Gavotte, Bchar-
| weak*.
Evening.
Organ preluda "Fantasia," Balnt
|i*aana
“Sing Alleluia Forth," Buck.
In Heavenly Love Abiding," Holden.
Organ poslluda "Queen of Sheba"
iOouaod. ——
_ Cbofr of the Flret Methodlat Church:
I Mlu once Leo Brown, eoprano and
Idinetor; Mia I. B. Lea oootralto; Mr.
IJ. L Dale, tenort Mr. W. P. Hunter.
[ btis. Mica Eda Bartholomew, or&nlat
FIR8T BAPTIST CHURCH.
Tha following musical program M ill
| be given under the direction of Mr.
J. V. ODocnelly. organist:
—Morning. ———
Preluda Leoncavallo.
Cornet. Mascagni,
Voluntary, "Te Down"—Qllchrlet.
Offertory. Tha Earth le the Lord'*"—
Lynnes—lira. Peyton H. Todd.
—Anthem, "Us Shall Feed Hla Flock,"
Barker—Ur. Barry, Mlaa Ollbert and
| Choir.
I'uetluda, Rameu.
Evening.
Preluda Balnt Baena.
Cornet, MaasenaL
Voluntary, "MagtUfleat"—Buck.
la tha guest of Mlaa Annie Melt Cash
Mr. and Mre. Lee Jordan and Mr.
Samuel Carter have leaaed tha real-
4 * nr ?’ *** du »lper etreot, and are now
horn
occupying their new home.
Mra. C, A. Everhart and Mlu Ade-
lalde Everhart are spending a faw
Cunning!
daya with Mra. Robert Cunningham, lit
Pina street.
Mr. and Mra. James Francis McGar-
ray left Monday night for Phoenix,
Aria., with their little eon, Muter Mau-
rlco Sneetman McGarray, where they
Intend to spend the winter. The trip
Is made for the benefit of tho little boy,
who has been quite IIL and It la hoped
that the Arlaona climate will fully re,
atom him to health.
Mrs. J. c. Gentry la visiting relatlvu
In Salisbury, N. C.
Mlu Elate Mills, who hu been critic,
ally III A>r the past two weeks at the
Presbyterian hospital, continues to Im.
prove.
Mlaa Hattie May High and Mlaa Elis
abeth High will leave Sunday at noon
tor a visit to NewYork. —
Mlaa Mabel Smith haa returned from
a fortnight's visit to Mlaa Mary Lou
Yancey, at Rome.
Mlaa Bailie Bteveneon le the guest
of her niece, Mrs. H. E. Kelley, at
Home.
Mr. Eugene Haynes left for New
YcjrK Saturday at noon.
Air. Harry L. Walker hu returned
from Washington, D. C.
Mr. Raweon Collier has returned
from New York and Boston.
Mra. J. R. Lowry and Mre. Mattie
Gudge. of Dalton, arc the guests of
Mrs. J. I. I-owry.
Airs. John Rommel!, of Philadelphia,
errlvee next week to visit Mrs. Edward
Petera.
Santphlm”—Faun. —
—Organ positude, Bach.
Evening.
Voluntary. "8avlor, When Xlgbt In
volves." Shelley.
Offertory, "Now the Day In Over,"
8helley.
Regular organ recital at 7 p. m.
Tuccutu. “Sixth Organ Symphony."
Wldor.
Gavotte. “Mlgnon.” Thnmaa.
t iffcrtolre In A flat. Read.
Nocturne, Dethler.
Charlee A. Sheldon, Jr., organist.
Brief News Notes
Thf RiiMtao budget. prc*ontnl to the
ftnprror today, call* for fJ00.000.W0 for thi*
ministry of wnr and IU6.0W.00O for rmllrouil
ioiiatruotlou.
Rusaall 8aga‘a widow lent fMO.OOO on mort-
fragra at per rent to tbi* New Tbratrr,
n corporation wWch •• to erect a tbenter
ou Ontral Park. west, from BUty-aecond to
Hlity ttol jfeegt . — ...
The Right Rev. Robert Coalman. !>.!».,
Kplaeopal hfahop of Maine. Itaa nnthortsfHl
the flinrebt'a In hla dloccac to offer a n|n»-
IiiI prayer In behalf of the Rooinu Cntli-
tile cbttrch In Prance.
Offertory. "Com®, Holy Bpfrlt," Buck
**“ * * S. Scot r
I —Mr. John
Postlude, Reger.
WESLEV MEMORIAL CHURCH.
The following selections will be ren
dered by th® Wesley Memorial chorus
of forty voices, at their aenrlcaa Sunday
morning and evening, under direction
cf Protestor A. C. Boatman:
Morning.
Anthem. “The Lord la My Shep
herd"—rhoru*.
Solo. My Faith In Thee**—A. C.
.Boatman.
At the evening long service, 7:30 to
& o’clock, the chorun will be aaalated by
an nrchratra of ten pieces, and among
••th^r* the following telectlonti will be
fenl/red:
UubinNteln'a Melodic tn r—Orches
tra.
Antiif'm, “Come Unto Me**—Chonis.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning.
Prelude, "Intennea«o*V-Rheln-
b*rg
Anthem, "Hark, Hark, My Soul"—
Bhtliv
“fl. rt.ir>-, “praise Ye." Verdi—Mre.
franK Moore Pearaon, Mr. O. 8. Cook
“J Mr. F. M. Pearce.
Ufg,i:t Postlude In E Flat—Vogt.
Evening.
":rm Prelude. "Serenade"—Bchu-
berr
'.•!“tn. "He Shell Come Down"—
Vk.-r
t. ry, "Home Longing"—Porker.
»■'. ,n Postlude—Rend.
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Morning.
[! r r.m noatlude, Qullmant.
'..“■''la'afy, "Beloved If God eo Loved
' Hornby.
ufr.ir.ry; "In Dreame I Heard the
tN SICKNESS
'it jini bit sirg, "t"»"
I nibble over the price
f drug* to tie urn-d In re
M.iring yrnir health! Would
• few ct-nta prevent you
- ttlng the very beat q«wl-
•tv of the particular drug
"' or mr puniruinr nni|a
.'••ur iloctor iireortilied for
Wv m mm the
k "l'l*oalUon that you would
> <>t, and aw only the pur-
women uses we may
‘ill by a few cents to meet
lie price ML by etrugfti««
'•“lug lower quality af
lower quimj .
• h' lulcala, but In tha crlala
' t riekueaa which would
>"U choose?
WATSON & PICKARD,
Proprietors,
Grand Pharmacy.
cu.o M. Thrr.litnn lurki-H. of PnrU,
expected a d'»wer with Id* bride. Ml**
I.oul*e MeVey, of Rtugbnniton. X. Y.. be
broke off hi* engagement nnd haa hern III
ever slucc In l'orlt.
A 10 per cent Inrreaae tin* been crnnteil
the engineer*. 376 In number, of the Ho*-
too ami Albany ayateui of the New York
Ontmt nnd llud»on River rnllrond.
Though great necrecy (» preserved tvgnrd-
Ing the lllue** of the ducliea* of Fife, King
KUward*’ oldent dnughter, who ha* under
gone four operation*. It la Intlmutad Hint
■lie la suffering frotu n tumor.
The ruhnn l.llterol party I* split over the
choice of n cnndldntc for prr*ldcnf. Alfredo
Zayaa and Jw Mlgi^l Domes aeeklng the
honor.
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG WIFE
OF SENATOR WM. A. CLARE
Interesting preliminary reports of
lha bualhess done last year by South
am Ufa Insurance companies go far
10 show that this class of native en
tsrprtaa has taken well, and that
Bouthoro people are taking a pride and
nn Interest In local Institutions of
this nature. The American Life of
Tampa, Fla., wrote and paid for It,
800,0001 American National of Galves.
ton, 18,000.000; ('llIrens' Life of Louis,
villa, 110,000,000; t'oininonweallh Life
of Kentucky, IJ.500,000 ordinary and
11.750,000 Industrial; Florida Life, tn
eight months of ealatenre, wrote 1*50,-
000; Greensboro Life,-54,500,0Off, Umar
Mutual of Mla«lul|i|.| la «tght months,
wrote 1518.000; Missouri Stale, 18,000,-
000,’ Security Life and Annuity of
Greensboro, t5.0<Ki.ano; Southeastern
Life of Georgetown, 81,800,000; South-
'em Life of North I'arollna, 88,100,000
Southern States Life of Atlanta. In sev
en months wrote over IJ.000.008 paid,
for business; Southern Stoles of Weat
Virginia, In Ihe same lima, wrote St.—
108,800; Southern Life nod Trust of
North Caroline. 11.541.000; Southwest
ern Life of Dallas, Jl,800.000; State
Mutual of Rome. 125.000.000, and the
Western and Southern Life. 11.700,Anil
ordinary and 5l8.000.0tl0 Industrial. For
romparlsnn It may be stated Hint th<
If •tflial V Ifn ,.f Vat.. V'.kkilf Ifp.ilo If.al
Mra. William A. Clark, wife of Montana's senator. She will cut an im
portant figure in New York aeelaty. To great wealth la added beauty and
charm of manner. Her first reception in New York, given recently, hac
stamped hor se an ideal hostess. Tha child in tha picture is little Andrea
of tho rlohoot hairtsasi In tha world.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
MAN MADE IN THE IMAGE OF GOD
—GEN. 1:28 te 2tf
Golden Text: God creatod man in
created Ha him.—Gan. 1t27.
His own imagei In the Image of God
A commend nf fifty Ruulnuv rtureC
hnn.l >f Sendee entile tldevee nernee the
l'crwlnti frontier, killed tour of the tot*.
lM*rn end recovered n big herd of entile,
which hid liceu Inkeu from the village
of Kerliula-klu.
M. Motono, Jepeeeee minister to Rt. Pe
tereburg. will roou return to Rt. I’Vvrv
litirg, nnd negotlettone lietw*een him sod
th-' Etmndne government will noon be re
turned.
The nrltlth twttlrahlp Domlny, detuaged
In the great alnrni of Heptatnlwr 8. whirl,
line I, o*n le dry dock at llatalltoa, B,r-
mudn, wan tlonte.1 and will nil for Rng.
Innd on Jnnaary 21.
The Imperial rnurt nf Iterlln la agitato,!
over the evrntnal rotor nf tho eyea nf the
crown prlnee a twhr. I'rlnea Wilhelm. Tho
1,11,'"tier, la. trill they roufonu to the tra
lUnonnl llobeni'dleru blue or’romnlu at
„„w, a luatraua brown.
Rig erope and pro«perlty generally la the
ranee of the ehortege of freight rare. ec.
rordlng to I'rekldent Ripley, of tha Manta
Fe Itnea. Tha ear equipment la oot ade.
qnntt to tha great damand.
O VOLCANO IN HAWAII
O SENDING FORTH LAVA. O
O Honolulu. Jan. II.—The Mokau- O
O Mauna Loa volcano, la In erup- a
O lion. The flamea and amoke ran O
O be wen for hundreile of mllee. O
O Btreame of lava are flowing to- O
O unrtl the eouth Kona coaaf. O
O There have been thirty alight O
O earthquake ahocke. * O
OOrJOOtSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOODOU
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
FACE OF AN ACTRESS o
LAST THAT HE SAW. D
o
l-oulavllle, Ky . Jan^ ,11.—Bob O
Ijiukwert. a favorite ball pla>er _
of thla city, committed aulclde by O
o drinking carbolic acid. When 0
o found, he held a photograph of an 0
O mt remt lit hla hand.
aoooacioooooooooooooooooooo
I T IS common when wo wish to re
late a historical event to give the
dute of Its occurrence.
We all nre familiar with E D. nnd
know that It meant anno domlnl—elnco
birth of Christ. Claealcal scholars
know that A J'. «'• meant nb urbe
condlta—„ln<e the founding of the city
of Rome; nl-o that A. M. mean* anno
mundl—In the year of the world. But
In our previous leaaon w* t go back to
a pre-hlatorlc time—"the beginning."
The word Gene-la meant beginning and
the book la ao named because the writer
takes us back to the beginning. There
must have been a beginning. There
mutt have been a Creator for every
created thing. The writer doe* not tell
us the dute. for there tvea nothing "by
which time could be Indicated. The
periods are called day*, which may
mean twenty-four hour*, or eons, which
may mean ages. The order In which
Dilogs were created corresponds t„ that
on which geologists nre agreed. It
was in one sense a process of evolution,
beginning with the nebulaua, then each
successive stage was higher than the
ntlTir
lUiTTBSIYS BIB«C vvaaav
preceding, until the earth was a fit hab
itation for man, the highest tyfw- nf
creation. Bui God w*« the designer
and creator of all thing*, whether
He look day* or age* to accomplish
It. No other account that bn* ever
been devleeil le eo fully In accord with
science and reason. And the same ntey
be aald of the origin of tho human
race, the crowning work of Ilia hand.
For yeare scholars tuid doubtere have
been trying to And eome error In title
account, or that all thing* hed com*
from one germ pr ***d. and simply
grown or evolved; but all their effort*
have failed. If we ga back to « germ
the germ muet have been created, sad
some on* muet have been the creator.
Moses telle u» this being was God. The
word Ood here, as In Ihe Aral verse of
th* chapter and all through Ihe narra-
tlve, le In «h* plural. ** though more
than one person was engaged In the
work. Ihu* Intimating that the three
persons In the trinity look part In Ihe
creation. It Is not unlit Ood come* to
the creation of man that He le repre
sented as taking counael with any one
*t*w. Here It 1* miunatad that lie did.
saying, 'JLrt ua make man In our own
Imagt. Hitherto It seems to • have
been a flat creation. When He want
ed to make the light, the firmament.
fci *o mane* inr giriimiiiFm.
the grass, Ihe trees. tM Ash and fowl
and beasts, they were created by the
power of Ills word. Ood spoke Ihe
power or lit* worn. t»oa epnge me
word and It was done. Rut when man
was to be created He eeeme to make
a pause, as If looking for a model, and
then finds It In himself. "And Ood
aald, let us make man In our own Im-
aga, after our own likeness—so He
brewthed Into man's nostrils the breath
of life and be became a living soul.”
So that this mysterious thing thet w*
call life, that nn paychlat haa ever been
able to define, whose lurking place In
the body nn medical eye with th* moat
searching cathode ray ha* ever been
able to dlrcern, this life Is God's gift;
we are the trustees, nnd some day
ship, when our body goee
duet and our spirit to God who gave It.
Our Ancestry.
Some nf ui may he proud of our
ancestry, nnd think we have some rea
son. If we can trace our genealogy
buck tn the Hueguenot*. who, when
they left Impnverlahed France of her
hot blood, from which loss she haa
never recovered, and la feeling the ef
fecta of It today; ur the Purttana or
the Cnvennntrra, who In iaylng the
foundation of our republic and Chris
tian liberty hutlded better than they
knew. Rut If tve go hnrk far enough
In the geneale of the rare, we will And
that we err all dearendanta from the
seme primeval pair Ood created In the
Garden of Eden, and that Paul, on
Mare Hill, gave utterance to a truth
that haa since been corroborated In
the laboratory "that God hath mode all
nations of one blond.”
Two Conflicting Theorist,
are held today as to the origin of the
race. The ,me brings man up from
the brute, the other down from Ood.
In the one case he Is sn. ascendent
from the ape, In Ihe other he Is a de.
acendsnt from Deity. It would be u
proper thing for those who believe In
Ihe former to have a picture of an
ape. Ideal or real, and hang It up among
their family portraits and It may be In
some Instanees there might be n family
llkeneea diecentable, and thus give
some confirmation to their theory.
The theory is not worthy of at
tempted refutation. Professor Virchow,
one of Ihe profoundest physicist* of
the last century, eald that this theory
of man's evolution from th* brute had
no BdenUflc foundation.
The other theory Is the one taught
In our lesson, and eonflrmed In the old-
•at book In the ruble. 'The Spirit of
G'xl hath made me and Ihe breath if
th* Almighty hath given-me life."
Tht# proves that we have a grander
ancestry than If we were.Ihe descend
ant* of the first fsmlHra of Ihe state, or
of what the world calls roywRy. This
Imok la-our family record. In which we
trace our ancestry beck to the most
august personage of the universe.
Ws can claim royal lineage, and
truthfully say. aa we sometimes sing.
“I'm th* Child nf s King." Ihe King of
Kings, whose scepter sways the uni-
vert*. It requires lee* faith to believe
In Ood than In protoplasm.
Th* Human Body
anatomically considered. Is the moet
SOUTHERN COMPANIES
DID DIG BUSINESS
Mutual Life of New York wrote last
year Ito.oofl.uoo; Mutual Benrflt. 541,-
000,000; Equitable, 180.000.mu,, New
York Life. 5185.000,000. and the Metro'
polltan Life stood highest with 523$,-
000,oor
Rsfrigsrsting Service.
Clrculsra have been Issued hy. tlie
Louisville and Nashville announcing
Ihe appointment of Rlirrman A. Westh
srly as refrigerator car service sgrnt
with offices at Louisville. This, sp
polntmcnt will prove Inlereetlng to
users of refrigerator cars In this sec
tion, and with the renting nf the fruit
son Is expected to make things more
satisfactory for the shippers.
Dr. Ellison to Lsctur*.
A genuine treat I* In store for those
who attend tha .Sunday evening serv
lee* at the Central Congregational
church during Ihe next few weeks Th
a aeries nf lecturcx which will be de
liver, | by the Rev. Dr. I). J. Ellison,
on "Roughlnc It In Palestine." Bucli
an opportunity a* these lectures will
afford to become acquainted with the
actual conditions that prevail In the
Holy Land Is very rarely presented,
and, as the public Is cordially Invited
to attend, tlie church should be crowd
od during every lecture.
perfect piece of mechanlent In llte
world; en perfect that you can neither
add nor detract front It without de
terioration; eo perfect that when man
wants a model he finds It tn some of
Its parts, as Michael Angelo found his
odcl for the ilotltinil St: Peter's. If
the human skull.
Then add to our physical constitu
tion the mental and morel faculties
with which It Is endowed end the evi
dence Is sufficient to convince tha most
skeptical that man was not evolved
from a lower order of creation; that
he W’*s not formed by a forililtlOtis con-
ronrw* of atom*, and flung Into exist
ence aa w waif-ui Uic sea of human life,
but that he must have been designed
by omniscience, and created by omtflp.
otence, whom we call Oml.
Dominion.
Then God plnred the acepter over
ail created lliios* ln lll.. bond* of man.
All thing* were created for hla com
fort nnd convenience. !Ja was to have
dominion over all UI* creature*. He
WBB to cultivate the plant* nnd the
grain; lie waa to multiply His own
Itlnd that He might take possession of
the whole earth.
After God had finished HI* work of
creation He found It very good; not u
single Imperfection. If God hed tnnde
man llrst Instead of lust, and hail
tliken him Into consultation, sn many
would have been hi* suggestions, the
world would not have been created
yel. and It would have been far from
perfect If any Imperfection Is to be
found In the world toilav. It la not be-
cau*e God made U eo. It has been do
llied nnd defaced by aln.
Sin defaced Ills Image In man and
Christ cams to restore It. When atn
has been eliminated Ihe world will be
come a paradise again.
Th* Sabbath.
Here we have tn account of the In
stliutfnn of Ihe Sabbath. Th* word
for rest Is that front which the word
Hiihhalli come*. Ood snbbathed on th*
BHbbatlt day. and the won! seventh Is
nliln tn th* word Kebheth. Th* Bab-
,uili was a memorial of God’* creation.
It Is now Ihe memorial of Christ's
rcurrectlon.
••Pnv of all the week th* beet.
Emblem of eternal rest.”
grows, hmihub, sansEl
^^—^88J8»aa8MI SIS.
U<M. W.tu ll*f la tn* H,
ttgrtt. ... >1)1 It* wul mill
tdr#. Wilt* 1st SGI CB8Bpltt8
M.WOOLLF.Y.I6.D.
■Iftt If. Pmr tenet.
CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDERS I
We will give you the toweet prices
on Builders' Hardware. Tools and
Ntlls. In Atlanta. Call oa us at our
new store—180 Patera Streak;
F. J. COOLEDGE & SON.
WE BUY
Copper, Lead, Brass. Zinc, Rags, Bob
tits. Burlap. Wash Cotton, Backs. All
out of town order* solicited.
PIEDMONT IRON AND METAL CO*
178 Madison Avsnus,
Both Phono* 1731.
ATLANTA. GA.
THE 4HXIE BUSINESS J9UBI
mini's nun. mnm sow
Has just opened with 30 students. We have three
trained experts as teachers. There are no office-
boys nor school girls in our faculty.
sM.j.OO for combined bookkeeping and shorthand
courses if secured this month.
H. L. BRIDGES AND DERNARD G. ANSTEO
PROPRIETORS.
GRAND
MONDAY, JAN. 14th,
Matinee andNight.
SX* THE TENDERFOOT
With OSCAR L. FIGMAN and RUTH WHITE
And Lasg* Company of Ovor Half
A HUNDRED PEOPLE
Original Production.
SAME OLD FAVORITE8.
A VERITABLE TRIUMPH
PRICES! Mstinoo, 25c, 50c, 75c, I1.D0. Night, 28c, 60o, 78o, |1, flJO.
^Wednesday and Thursday Nights, January 16-17
TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY.
« MAXIIME ELLIOTT
In tho Clyd* Filth Comody, -
“HER GREAT MATCH”
Direction Georg# J. Appleton.
Prices, 2So to $2.00. Salt, Monday.
SATURDAY JAN. 18 and 19 satSimy
Return ef Last Ssassn's Popular Sucesss,
Henry M. Blossom, Jr.’* Orest Racing Play,
CHECKERS 1
With tho Samt Cast as Sssn Her* Before.
Th Is Is the Only Company Playing This Charming P lay
Night, 28a to-SI.80. Matinee, 28o I
WEEK JANUARY
BIJOU I MitiMft: Ins, ttm. ui SiL
HANLON BROTHER*' NEW ..
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FANTASMA
WITH Oetc HUNDRED NEW HANLON THICK*
nv 50—three cars equipment—60
Unparalleled Scenic Spootacle With Ballots, Clowns Slid SgsttaWw.
GRAND
Matin®® Today—Tonight#
ROBERT EDESON
.Management HENRY B. HARRIS
Third Year of Unprecedented Success.
"STR0NGHEART"
Night 28c to 32.00-Uat. 16e to 11.60.
BALK NOW ON.
THE BIJOU
Tonight—Matins* Today
Charles E Hlsney Fressnta Th* Fa
mous Irish Tsnnr
FISKE O’HARA
In the Comedy Drama Success
MR. BLARNEY FROM
IRELAND
Next Week:
HANLON'S "FANTASMA"
WOMEN BATTLE
TO HEAR RUSSIAN
Chicago, Jiui. i:.—In Ihslr endeavor
to obtain entrance to Ihe already
crowded west side auditorium, Taylor
street and Center avenue, last evening,
to hear Ihe address of George Oer-
shunl. Ihe Russian revolutionist. 1.0W
men. women and children stormed tht
doors. Two men.war* hurt.
JUDGE HOLDS UP SENTENCE
TILL MAN RAISE8 CROP.
gpeelsl to Th# Georgias.
Albany, Oa.. J«n. 12.—Beverel cate#
were disposed of In Ihe Fedeml court
here yesterda}'
Among those that come up for trial
was the cose of Joseph Thomas, a
farmer of Mitchell county, who waa
Charged with llllcll distilling. Thomas
was found guilty, and when he ap
peared before Judge Bpeer for sen
tence lo be j,as-I'd Ihe judge questioned
libn In regard lo hla future oiierallnna,
and. after receiving a promise from him
not to do any more distilling, allowed
him lo give u 1250 bond for his appear
ance In court next fall, at which Urn*
sentence will be passed.
This le'lho busiest time of the year
ELPORAPOl
BALDWIM-MEtME $111X01
Thursday, Friday and Saturday RUM*. '
Friday and Saturday Matfatsa
‘THE PRICE OF HOHQV*
Night Prices 15c, !««, 18c, 58c.
Matinee Prices, 15c, JOc. 18a.
NEXT WKKKi
“THE ROYAL SLAVE”
"LITTLE LORD FAUNTL1ROY"
JANUARY 24-2B.
| THE START
WEEK OF JANUARY 7.
8EN8ATIONAL DRAMA ,,
“THE OUTLAW OF
THE KLONDIKE’*
New Moving Fietam.
STRONG VAUDEVILLE
Matinee* Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 1:88. Slaty
Night at 8 o'clock.
Bragg &
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PHYSICIAN AN SOIfaEON
Offices: 324-325 Ctntvry
Ball Phone 3801
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fable Im*.
229 Waatnrt an., ATUUTA, M.
the farm, and Judge Bpeer allowed
him to return home In order that k*
might plant his crop.
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