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Washington people were among the guests.
Misses Louise and Cecilia Miller daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Miller OF
"Sunnyside," near stephens City. this
county, are entertaining a large house par
ty at their hospitable home. and on Tues
day night large number of young people,
who are at the inn, drove to "Sunnyside"
to attend a dance in honor of the house
guests
News of the death of Mrs. Robert G.
Callum, which occurred late Wednesday
night at the Georgetown Hospital. was re-
ceived with profound regret in Winchester.
1t was a great shock to many people. as
Mrs. Callum and her son. Mr.. Preston ID.
Callum. had made this city their home
for several summers. and she was very
popular in social circles. Mrs. Callum was
native of Savannah, Ga, and was nearly
related to Thomas Dixon, ir., the author.
Miss Nan Splinter MacGregor of Wash
fngton has returned to her home after n
pleasant visit to Miss Elizabeth Kern Of
Winchester with whom she attended the
Woman's College of Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Ryan of Washington is the
guest of friends in and about Milwood
Clarke county, Va.
Rev. DR.. James Gray McAllister. presi-
dent of Hampden-S Sidney College, near
Farmville, Va, and Mrs. McAllister are
spending the summer with the latter's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Russell OF AM
herst street.
Miss Virginia Wade of Los Angeles, Cal,
and Baltimore, has been spending some
time here as the guest of Mrs. Arthur u.
Henning. and is now on a visit to friends
in Edinburg. Va.
Mrs. Souss and daughter of Washington
are spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Larrick at Green HILL" near
Mddletown.
The Misses Eggleston of Baltimore are
visiting their father Rev. William CT. Egg
gleston. who is over ninety years old and
who is known the nestor of the Balt-
more conference, Methodist Episcopal
Church South.
Mrs. w. H. Baker and Miss Frances
balance of July at Atlantic City.
Miss Marguerite Gaines. charming and
popular Winchester girl has returned to
her home in this city after a visit to
friends in Washington and Maryland
Mrs. German Smith, jr., gave largely
attended lawn party a few evenings since
at her home on Fairmont avenue in honor
of her guest, Mrs. Jack Zcigler of Ard
more. Pa, who was formerly Miss Helen
Shelmire.
Arriving in Winchester last Friday even
ing on horseback We're Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Kearney, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaylord Brooks,
man and Mr.. Kearsley Kearney, all of
Baltimore and Baltimore county. They
left home last Monday morning. coming
by way of Buena Vista, Westminster,
Hagerstown, Shepherdstown and on to
Winchester. They have vehicle with
them in which they carry provisions and
other necessities. All are expert horse
trip. After spending a day or two at the
inn they will proceed to Capon Springs.
where they will remain probably two
weeks, and then return by way of Win
chester. Berryville. Leesburg and Wash
ington to Baltimore
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given over to their entertainment this week
at the West End Hotel
The first of a series of complimentary
euchres was rendered the patrons of the
Willard Wednesday evening.
A tally-ho party from the st. Laurent
Thursday evening went up the Rumson
road, where a late dinner was served.
About twenty-five young people went in
two vehicles, and made a late return by
moonlight.
Tuesday evening a big audience gathered
in the Brunswick Casino for a whist party,
benefit for the municipal hospital
A fancy dress dance is projected at
Mayor Atkins big Ocean Hotel for some
night next week. The house, has a spa
cious ballroom and Is patronized by very
jolly set of young people, who put through
amusement features such as this with a
good deal of vim.
Late arrivals from Washington at the
Victoria include Mrs. r. S. Williams and
her daughter, Miss Williams, who will re-
main until September.
Registered at the Columbia from Rich
mond, Va, are Mr.. and Mrs. John Murphy.
Washington is represented at the Albion
by Mrs. c. o. Brown, f. w. Ward and l..
w. Ward.
The Magnolia is entertaining quite a con-
tingent of Washingtonians. Among them
are Mrs. Annie NJ. Hoffs. Mss E. Wollard,
loan Wolard and Mrs. C. o. Brown.
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WILDWOOD-BY-THE-SEA.
Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
WILDWOOD-BY-TH July 20, 1907.
The business men of the allied resorts
of Wildwood. Anglesea and Holly Beach
are planning for an Industrial parade to
take place during August. This affair was
given two years ago. and was great slim
ulant and business success.
Today is Elks' day. and the colors of
Elkdom adorn most every roof and pole
In the several resorts. Many of the houses
have gone to elaborate plans to entertain
the antlered hosts and the resorts are
showing the visitors that, though nearly
a hundred miles away from the base OF
excitement of the past week, they can
get up a one-day celebration with the best
of them.
The two chief pleasures here-fshing and
bathing-have been of a royal character
this week. Never has greater catches OF
sea bass and weak fish been made and
never has the weather been in better har-
mony with the two sports. The sand has
been comfortably filled each day with ex-
cursionists who have disported themselves
for hours in the surf. which has been I'M
usually mild and orderly of late.
The borough of Wildwood is taking steps
to build a magnificent lOO-foot wide and
four mile-long speedway on Parke avenue
abutting on the meadows and parallel with
the coast.
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THE BOARD WALK, AsBURY PARK N. j.

buchen, Misses Alma and Elsie Vierbuchen,
Mr. William Finley, Robert Tomlin. Jas.
NJ. Monroe, jr., T, H. Downey, E. ]. Dryer,
Mrs. G. Zirkle, Miss Malinda Zirkle, Miss
Carman Walling. Stephen Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Cauffman.
Stewart Cottage-Jas Williams, D. E.
Wilson. B. S. Goorck and wife, c. r.
Lalon Mrs. w. H. Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. j. McNickle. Thos. j. McNickle, jr.
Waldorf-Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Pearson, c.
Leaman, Miss Mable Harris, Miss Louia
Wade. ]. B. Malone, c. w. Mcintosh. Miss
Lillian Wade, Mrs. John Wade, Miss Nora
Schottroff
Walcott Houses l.. Hechinger of New
York. Martin LOTUS, l.. B. Gray, Miss
Grace Moore, Miss Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs B.
j. Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Birckman, Mr..
and Mrs. ThaddeUs Bean.
Woodlawn House-P. \. Hughe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Swan. Miss Annie Warning, Miss Lillia
Warning Miss Margret Weber. Miss Lena
Weber, Mr.. G. w Webber and family, j.
F. Porter, jr., and c. w. Cooper.
Althea Co1aSo-Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Oil
yer, Alvin Miller Mrs. Maggie Alden, Miss
Mabel Alden, Leroy Alden.
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AVON-BY-THE-SEA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
AVON-BY-THE- SEA. y. J.


AVON-BY-T HE-SEA n J.,
July 20, 1907.
social club taking in a good many OF
the prominent Avon cottagers was organ
lied the fore part of this week Its or
ganization has attracted considerable atten-
ton. because those who compose it are bent
strictly on mental and physical improve
ment. The first meeting was held Monday
al the home of the president and organizer,
Mrs. Mary +. Pierce, at her home on Syl-
van avenue. The club rendered a musicale
to its members and their friends.
Tonight will see the biggest social func-
ton of the season so far at the Avon Inn.
The event planned is a cotillon. and prep
ten days. Proprietor Boggs has had the
big ballroom of his house decorated with
flowers and bunting.
The Avon Inn base ball team got to-
gether this week for a game with the At
lantlc Highlands players. The team won
in its game wi, Allenhurst a few days
ago, and has games scheduled now with
Asbury Park, Spring Lake and Point Pleas
ant. Members of these coast teams are
all cottagers, and the majority of them
have won some reputation on college ball
teams.
At the Buckingham tennis tournament
has been in progress most of the week, and
will be wound up by Tuesday Wednes-
day next. 1t is being participated in by
guests from most of the Avon hotels.
Among the late arrivals are:
Oxford-Miss Amy Struthers, Miss Anna
Struthers. w. d. Goldsmith of Baltimore
and J. r. Beckwith of Washington.
Avon Inn-W. George Baker, NJ. L.
Flight, R. S. Wing, Miss Gertrude Wing
and Miss Mabel Wing of Baltimore.
kins, Miss Atkins and Miss A. L. Avery of
Baltimore
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tinguished men are a subject of general
comment There are guests at the springs
now from all points of the country 1t Is
good to witness this good fellowship and
kindness of feeling noticeable among them.
The palms of the south bow to the pines of
the north. and the red woods of the west
to the delicate arbutus of the east.
A euchre party of four six-hand tables
was given Monday morning, the guests
and the hostesses being the most popular
women at the springs. The first prize was
won by Miss Jarreau of New Orleans an
exquisite coral necklace supplemented with
dainty fan. Second prize, an Italian
carved wood book rack, was awarded to
Mrs. Arthur r. Mayo of Richmond. The
third, handsome picture frame, was won
by Mrs r +. Morris of Fredericksburg,
Va. The consolation prize, decorated box
for stamps, fell to Mrs S. B. Jones of
Houston. Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee are here with
thei. two pretty little daughters, Misses
Anne Carter and Mary Gusts Lee, one ten
and the other seven years of age.
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BELMAR.
special Correspondence OF The Star

'l''i'''''' W lAt star
BELMAR. y. J.. July 30 1907.
with the bathing prime, good breczcs
most every day for sailing on Shark river.
and no showers to speak OF that rould
interfere with this sport and with several
Of the leading hotels making marked efforts
at the entertainment of guests and their
friends Belmar has passed very lively
week.
lEe numerous yachts on Shark River bay
We're kept out over the Beimar Yacht clubs
Triangular course there much of the time
lhs week getting in readiness for a series
OF races 70 be held August 10. when VIII
). quinn, proprietor OF the Hotel Colum-
play Will present a big Tiffany loving cltp
TO the winner Of the Columbia cup race
The cup was purchased this week. and IL
now on exhibition at the club. Among m,
competing boats Will be the Teddy IN,
Tenderloin, the Helen. the Athena, the
Line the Cattle, the Ettye and the Adc-
At the Neptune one of the largest euchre
parties OF the season was held n few nights
ago.
Young people at the Columbia mad, Nm
boating party Wednesday and spent most
of the day out in the steady little tlat-bot-
tom boats that are used for grabbing. With
a piece OF salt pork on slx-foot line for
bait, and a light landing net. it Is an easy
thing in the shallow water to pull up crabs
almost without number
An informal dance at the Hotel Windsor
was attended by about forty people We'd
nesday night.
card party at the Hotel Carleton enter
tanned the guests there Tuesday evening.
Mrs. S. ID. Schneider of Baltimore Is
among the recent registrations at the
Carleton.
Located at the Windsor from Washing
ton are Mr. and Mrs. George l.. Watrous
and Miss Watrous.
Prominent among the recent registrations
at the Buena Vista are George Andrews OF
Washington and Mrs. S. u. Schumacher
of Baltimore.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR THE EVENING STAR AT

vacation and are established at the Colonial
Beach Hotel. The following members are
here: Mr.. William r Glover director; Mrs.
Isaac Birch organist Miss Louise Bircn'
Houghton Miss Helen Vandenberg, Miss
Eta Sebastian, Miss Nellie Sebastian, Miss
Louise Dorsey Miss Mable Dorsey, Miss l..
Cunningham, Miss Ella Allen, Miss Marion
Dyer, Miss Bessie Dyer, Miss E. Bogley,
Miss Nav Waddell, Miss Lillian Gossage,
Mr. l.. Heiston. Mr.. Hudson, Mr.. Beckham,
Mr. Samuel Flireft, Mr.. Vincent Smith, Mr..
Dallas Tucker, Mr.. John Waters, Mr.. P.
Bogley, Mr. Isaac Birch, Mr.. and Mrs.
TAYLOR Birch, Mr.. and Mrs. Bogley and two
children Mr.. A. Houghton and Mr.. NJ.
Raub.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Elliss, Miss Dorothy
Gee Mr.. Thomas Newyahr, Mr. Frederick
Newvahr and Mr.. Dominick Mccormick
were the guests of Mrs. John w. Drew of
Washington the past week
Mrs E. II. Childs of Washington is enter
tanning her friend, Miss Kate Wilson of
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs George Skidmore of Anacos-
tia, d. c. are visiting Mrs. l.. E. Robey at
her cottage Oneonta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hanlein of Washing
ton are stopping at the Crown Castle Tor
the remainder of July. Mrs E. Gibson ana
grandchildren Miss Lottie and Mr.. EDWARD
Gibson. are also there for the season
Mrs William Shields and children and
MT. James r. BTduy VI w ttFoil-'?' O-' $50
So nding the summer at the WoodlaWn.
Mrs. Drew Lenerd. Mr.. Ernest 5. Gibbons
and Mr.. Carl Harbaugh all of Washing
! ton. are registered at the Johnson House
for the season.
Mr.. George Kuhn of Washington is spend
| ing a month at the Wollcott House.
The following are established al the differ
/ ent hotels for lengthy stay: Byrd's Hotel
| r. II. Charles. c. NJ. Morrison, T. p. Lo-
| craft. r. NJ. Bearden. Fred Hoppman, E.
Almay. Thomas j. SaffeI, A. Pruty and
Samuel Soper.
Co,onial Beach Hotel-Mrs. Anna Hahn,
J. Porter. Mrs. NJ. G. Herd and
| daughter Miss Helen Marie Jeuneman,
| b. F. Queen. II. NJ. Combs, f. NJ. Budwell
| Miss Rosie Shepard, G. w. Reynolds, Mrs
| ]. V. Shepard. Miss Daisy Shepard, c. w.
| Simpson, wife and son, c. w. Simpson. jr.,
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Wilson, j. S. Wilson,
! GUY Wilson and Sweet Wilson.
| Crown Castle-James B. Damon, Miss
Davis Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Edmonston. w
| L. Dentey Mrs. w. l.. Turner, Mrs Alden
| and children.
| johnson House-Mr and Mrs. John T
! Bailey and family, F. Lewis Schaum, Chas
| Arthur Ager. George S. Brunger, Miss
| Rosenberg and son.
| King George House-Mrs. Annie L. Jones
| Mrs. S. Garland and son, ]. McDermett, T.
1 " Wilson and T. j. Downing of Baltimore
Md.
| Linwood House-Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mrs. Vier-
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the piazzas of the cottages, or at Schellen-
gers Landing or Sewells Point. from which
places a large number of small yachts and
power boats sail-one will find lots of life
and plenty to keep his attention busily &C.
cuped There is no dullness about the re-
sort this year, and among those who are
thoroughly enjoying the social activity are a
number of Washingtonians.
The visitors from Washington are more
than ordinarily active, and there has come
to be quite large colony of them in cot
tages alone, not to mention those who are
coming to the hotels.
Cape May-that is, the older portion of it
is still the place to which the visitors come
and the great improvements which have
been carried out here along municipal lines
have been made by the residents and tax
payers of the resort itself.
Miss Alice L. Hoover and Mrs. o. T.
Thompson of Washington have apartments
at the Stockton.
George j. Hurst Of Washington is So
journing at the Stockton.
Mrs. Harry Leslie Demorest, wife Of
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ASBURY PARK.
,ial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
ASBURY PARK, N. j., July 20, 1907.
Thousands of summer folk entered Asburv
Park this week, making their appearance
for the first time IN the present season. The
incoming contingent entering summer
community that already occupied most all
the space allotted to 1t has packed the re-
sort pretty full, and hotel proprietors
scarcely know what they will do with the
additional guests who always make their
appearance in August. Typical July weather
prevailed throughout the week, with the air
fine and cool and bracing only down on the
Boardwalk and perhaps for block west
ward.
Social festivities at the hotels are at their
height. Dancing is tremendously popular
this summer and at several of the leading
houses cotillons are be ng arranged for
The little people had Wednesday evening
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BRADLEY BEACH.

snecial Correspondence OF The Star.
BRADLEY BEACH, n. j.. July 20 1907.
Hotel La Refine, Bradley Eeach's new
summer hosiery, is enjoying a season so
prosperous that 1t continues 10 be Il
source of wonder to other hotel folks
hereabouts. This hotel, with accommo-
dations for 200 guests has all along been
nearly filled with them.
1t is under the Management of Frank De
Wolf, and has become q headquarters for
social affairs in this section. A large
dance was held Wednesday night in the
new ballroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington WorthinG
Miss Worthing and Mr.. and Mrs George
]. Kingsley have Joined the Washington
colony at La Refine.
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RANGELEY LAKES.


Special correspondence OF The Star.
RANGELEY LAKES, Me, July 10 1907
Northern Maine is now in the GONZALES
cent stage of the annual black fly epidemic
rather trying, to be sure but not without
its humorous side too.
Among the late Washington arrivals IN
the Rangeley Lake section are Mr. ana
Mrs F. r. Cunningham and Miss cunning
nav who return to Upper Dam for a long
sOjourn. -. a.
Among the successful anglers at the
RarlIcr is J. P Polk of washington, who
Ia - half and one five-pOund salmon to
his credit.
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CAPE MAY.


Special correspondence OF The Star.
CAPE MAY, July 20, 1907.
All of the various summer occupations
for amusement in which the hotel and cot
tage visitors readily take part, are now in
full operation for the summer. Great crowds
of people congregate where these events are
taking place, and no matter where one Is
at the golf club house, the yacht cub house,
on the boardwalk, In the hotel Hobbies, on
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COLONIAL BEACH.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH, Va. July 90 1907
The partons of The Star will be glad to
learn that they can find their favorite
paper at the store of Mr.. Joseph II. Dierken
who has made his place headquarters for
The Star. Mr.. Bernard Drew of Washington
IN with Mr.. Dierken.
Mrs. Henry Hull Of Washington was, last
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AT THE "oLD WHITE"
of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS. w. Va, July 20, 1907.
This week the real gayeties began at the
Old White. There are fresh arrivals daily,
and the number of elegant women and dis
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-05-09
PEOPLE WHO COME
AND LEAVE TOWN.
THOSE WHO CAME YESTERDAY
And Those Who Went Away---Read
the List and See if Your Name
or Your Friends is There.

Complete line of Pictorial Review
Patterns just received at M. S. Holli-
days. Phone 246.
Miss Anne Rogers leaves this morn
ing for Roanoke upon a visit to
relatives there.
Mr.. Armstead Dodson was among
others coming from Plains to Americas
yesterday morning.
Mr.. III. w. Mcclure of Albany, was
among others from that little city in
Americas yesterday.
Mrs. Alma G. Hill returned to Bron-
wood yesterday after a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. S. II. Gyles.
Prof Noyes, formerly of Americas
but now of Valdosta, was here yester-
day for a short while.
Mr.. Burren Richards goes today to
High Springs, Fla, to take a desirable
position offered there.
III. r. Locke of Savannah was in the
city yesterday, registered among the
guests of The Windsor.
P. F. Crenshaw registered from
Louisville yesterday among the arriv-
ais at the Allen House.
j. F. Page of Columbus was in
Americas yesterday, a guest of the
Allen House while here.
Miss Haidee Mckenzie of Montezu-
ma is the attractive guest of Mrs. S,
L. Stills, coming yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Murphy of Montgomery
came Yesterday to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Query.
Mrs. X. p. Rogers and two sons
leave today for Little Rock to join Mr..
Rogers, who is in business there.
Messrs. G. L. Peacock and J. H
Cheney were among others here from
Ellaville in Americas yesterday.
Mrs. T. A. Baker of Macon is g
charming visitor here this week, the
guest of Mrs. Il. A. Littlejohn at heI
. residence on Taylor street,
Mrs. w. G. Winslow, Miss Allie
Winslow of Fort Valley and Mrs.
Mary Haslam of Perry are guests O.
Mrs. E. j. McGehee, on Lee street.
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Holds Fast to 1t.

eyes, my church accepts and holds
fast to the doctrine of total depravity,"
said Rev. r. L. Bivins, of the FurIow
Lawn Baptist Church. "By the term
total depravity, we mean mans inner
tied nature of sin, the federal headship
of Adam. Paul says in Adam all men
fell and are dead. Through Adam men
have inherited their depraved natures
forever. This doctrine does not teach
that there is nothing good in natural
man. A man may not be Christian
and have much that is good in him.
But every man, from birth, has in HIM
elements which if not restrained, or
constrained, will produce all sorts of
wickedness. The average man con-
trolls these inherited evil inclinations,
either through fear, through pride, or
through the influence of environment
education and other restraining forces.
But no man who has studied humanity
can fail to subscribe to the doctrine of
inherited sin, which is not conquerabIe
or atoned for by any human agency.
That is really what is meant by total
depravIty."
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STORY IS TOLD
IN A FEW LINES
THESE LITTLE TALES CUT SHORT
PenCiIed Paragraphs Picked in Re-
pOrterS PeregrinatiOnS and Boiled
Down To Four Lines.

Solid Gold Top Cuff Pins 39c pei
pair at Bells, the Jeweler.
The clty's water system is to be eX-
tended out Elm avenue. This is es-
sential, as that part of the city is build
ing up rapidly now.
Twelve cent cotton has put the boys
in good humor again and will have
the effect of increasing the cotton
acreage very largely.
With a model farm at each of the
congressional district agricultural
schools, it will not be long before
every farm in Georgia is model.
Amercus buyers have paid the
highest price for cotton paid in any
interior Georgia city this season-1z
cents. Great indeed is Americas.
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My Best FRIEND.

Alexander Benton, who lives on Ru-
raj Route l, Fort Edward, n. Y, says
cdr. Kings New Discovery is my
best earthly friend. 1t cured me Of
asthma six years ago. 1t has also per-
formed a wonderful cure of incipient
consumption for my sons wife. The
first bottle ended the terrible cough
and this accomplished, the other symp-
toms left one by one, until she was
perfectly well. DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery's power over coughs and colds
is simply marvellous" No other rem
edy has ever equaled it. Fully guar
anteed by the Eldridge Drug Co. SOC
and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
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is ABOLISHED IN ATLANTA.
Ministers There Have Abolished Total DepraviB
Others Will Not

lieved of this sinful nature and saved
from its consequences by a divine
power, is not a scriptural truth, then
men would not need a saviour, and the
atonement was unnecessary. What
ever good there is in man can gener-
ally be traced to Christianity. He
may not be church member but his
good qualities have been absorbed
from his christian surroundings. He
is undoubtedly totally depraved in the
sense that he has no power within
himself, inh erited or acquired, that
can save him from sin and its results.
And ten chances to one, if left to him
self he will become totally depraved in
the literal, common, everyday sense
of the words.'