Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-04-21

the secretary thinking that the fight was
all over Not so, however. Atlanta was
prepared for the occasion and twenty-five
applications were in the hands OK Mr.. An
drews when he telephoned Mr.. Stone. He
hurriedly gave the applications to James
shepard a tall T. p A., who II he had
fallen down on the road TO Macon would
have reached Secretary stones residence.
and told him TO make all haste. he
caught the o'clock train for Macon
reached that place at l1;40 o'clock, took
cab and reached the home Of the secre-
tary just FIVE minutes before II O'Clock
Secretary Stone was asleep. Courier
Shepard picked up a brick and pounded on
the door frantically. Mr.. Stone forthwith
emerged from his bed OF dreams about
Savannah having the contest, thinking
some one was about TO take his life. He
presented a shot gun at he front door
and asked what the intruder meant dis
turbing his peace at that hour. Shepard
held up his hands. but he chung onto the
applications, which he was ready to turn
over without force. Secretary Stone look
ed at his watch and as he did so the clock
struck - Atlanta had defeated Savannah.
The delegate to the national convention
from Atlanta viii be r. J. Thomas. who
won a diamond pin offered by Post TO
the member getting the largest number Of
members.
The committee on resolutions was APP
pointed as follows: d. B. Lanier Z. A.
Hardin. F. c. Tignor. J. A. Stewart, ]. j.
Gardiner. F.. w. Johnston.
Committee on report OF board Of direc-
tOrs-J. P. Solomon. w. c. Dunnamaker.
J. r Duncan. ]. T. White. J. Wright
Smith, +. w. johnston, Mr.. Ledbetter.
Committee on past presidents reports
Joseph Lovenstein. L. ]. McGill, 7. ].
Hunt. ]. II. Undertake. r. L. Swami, j.
Stsn5ins- cor,p,ittee-T =. slappv- r. @.
Simmons. ]. r. Duncan, o. O. Hale, z. c.
Kutz McGregor Mayo.
Committee on presidents report-M. II.
Rothschild W D. Stamps. r. Howard,
George p. Cornell W. r. Monday. James
II. Jones. Mr.. Ledbetter.
The first session OF T. p. AS. Thurs
day afternoon went of smoothly. The
greater part OF the afternoon was devoted
TO the welcome addresses and responses.
The addresses were all notable speeches
and were as brilliant as any ever de-
livered before a convention in Atlanta
The following are the delegates TO the
convention and the visiting ladies':
Post A, Savannah.
a w Mo1ehouse. president; Jos. L.
Lovenstein. Jr. secretary; d. B. Lanier,
]. p. Solomon. A. J. Epstein. Jos. Loven-
stein. Sr Max Krauss. NJ. c. Wallace w.
r. Vinson. A. Vinson, A. Barnett, +. r.
S-appy, Max Stern, A. Ehrlich. NJ. II.
Rothchild. j. NJ. Wilcox. A. Levy, Jr..
NJ. II. Newberger. ]. Bissebaum, NJ. E.
Kirschmaum. NJ. NJ Smith, Alfred steen.
NJ. NJ. Levy. S. c. Braux. Levy Loven-
stein, ]. II. stump. c. +. Vinson, B. Dub,
Aaron GCthman, J. S. Jordan. J. II. Dan
ieI Henry. Doeller.
Post 8, Atlanta.
j. Il. Andrews. E o. Miles, p. c. Cash
man, W. p. Anderson. j. G. Bouligny. z.
A. Hardin. R. J. Thomas. L. J. Magill.
r. ". Pickett. Jr.. G. z. Johnssn, c. 1.
Branan. W. o. Stamps, G. A. Gershon, H.
II. Whitcomb. c. ]. Hollingsworth, T. E.
Harvey z. F. Morgan. Harry .Silverman,
j. T. Williams. S. r. Weems, w. c. Nune-
macher. ". B. Thomas, r. A. Burnett,
- z. Register. B. c. Summers, w. P.
Streater. J. L. Shepard, W. r. Allen, j.
Z. Maddox.
Pee. c, Columbus.
c. G. Johnson. president; Max Banner,
secretary: F. J. Hunt. Dan Joseph. F. c.
Tigner W. 7. Barr j. S. Allen J. F.
Whatley. r. Howard. ]. r. Duncan. d.
Rothschilds. ]. W. Blackman, L. S. Cohen,
Henry Kern. L. p. Weathers, W. r.
Watts. W. p. Ennis. George Ford.
Post D. Macon.
S. G. Bonn. secretary; H. d. Johnson,
G. c. Carmichael. president; c. o. Stone,
r. L. Smith, J. ]. Lovett, ]. w. Bates,
H. c. Kendall. G. c. Bell. ]. A. Stewart,
NoEutiAs ST. -.
z. A. Isaacs, ]. H. Undertake. J. z. Pol
Hill. c. G. Conn, George Collier. Sig Bun
swayer. Rev. r. E. Douglass. f. F. Reese,
Roland b. Ellis. Eugene Anderson.
Post &, Augusta.
r. G. Tarver. president; J. W Thomp-
son. J. Rice Smith. J. Jones Gardner, l.
A. Dow, John ]. Kelley. q. G, Tut Jr.,
G. w. Zimmerman, r. L. Swan. ]. H.
Morris, d. L. Miller. ]. Lee Ethridge, W.
r. Munday, W. ]. Hackett, Abe Seay, II.
II. Walton, Evans Heggie.
Post G, Wayeross.
H. J. Benton. president; ]. H. Jones.
secretary; J. c. Titus. McGregor, Mayo,
L. W. Johnson, J. w. Bennett.
Post H. Rome.
W. F. Ledbetter. secretary; A. B. Ar
rington, Cary ]. King
Visiting Ladies'.
Savannah-Mrs. d. B. Lanier, Mrs.
George Wilcox.
Macon-Mrs Anderson. =
Columbus-Mrs. Dan Joseph, Miss 10
seph.
Augusta-Mrs. Titus. Miss Morris, Mrs.