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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-12
Auction Sales.
AT AUCTION.

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
FURNITURE F r O M
THE NEW HOME FUR
NISIIING CO., INCLUD-
ING CHARTERED OAK
DRESSERS AND CHIF-
FONIERS, OAK BOOK
CASE, B R A 5 5 BEDS,
MAHOGANY PARLOR
SUIT, P E d E S t A L S,
WOOL BLANKETS, IN
LAID LIN OIL E U M,
LACE CURTAINS, BED
SPREADS, S HI A ID E S,
MATING, ETC, FRI
DAY, DEC. -, AT II E.
MITCHELL ST.
At 10 A. M, Friday, we
will offer to the highest bidder the
entire stock OF furnishings from the
New Home Furnishing Co, including
mahogany and quartered oak dressers
and chiffonieres, brass beds, mahog-
any, fumed oak and early English
pedestals, combination bookcases, cen
ter tables, game tables, washstands,
mahogany, fumed oak and early Eng
lish rockers. suitable for the parlor,
reception hall and library, Turkish
leather rockers. ladies sewing rock
ers, parlor suits, ranges, refrigera-
tors, Vernis-Martin iron beds, dress
ing table, feather pillows, felt mat
tresseS, wool blankets, shades,
ladies' writing desks, sewing baskets,
linoleum, Administer and Brussels art
squares, lace curtains, brass cos
tuners, brass cuspidors. Also, in this
lot there are many articles suitable
for Christmas gifts. These goods are
all new and must be sold at this sale.
You can certainly profit by coming to
this sale, as we have furnishings tina
you can buy at your own price.
These goods must be sold. Open for
inspection Thursday. Sale starts
promptly at 10 a. M, Friday, De-
CENTRAL AUCTION CO.,
II E. Mitchell Street.
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Teachers Wanted.

TEACHERS for January openings, rural
graded, high schools and colleges
splendid direct calls daily; satisfactory
service guaranteed. Sheridan Teachers
Agency. Greenwood, S. c. 40-11lt
SPECIAL FALL enrolment; good open
ings yet. Fosters Teachers Agency
Atlanta O.. 9-23-3l
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Cigars and Tobacco.
Miller CIGAR STORE

MIIIIEH NIJAh NIURE.
; DECATUR STREET big Bonanza)
An ideal Xmas gift box OF good cigars
Prompt attention TO phone orders Bell
Main 240S Atlanta 21SS 1876
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For SaIe-Miscellaneour,


ONE Elco bicycle, good as new; best cash
offer gets 1t. Can be seen at 26S Mari
stta or Sos Edgewood. w. T. Britt
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For Sale-Miscellaneous
CHRISTMAS GIFTS An
ROBISON's.

Artistic Pedestals S 3 to s15
Ladies Desks $ 4 to $40
Smoking Sets s. 2 to SIN
Cellarettes =. S 10 to $40
Brass Costumers $40 to S2s
Music Cabinets. $40 to $37
Morris Chairs. $40 to $45
Chifforobes -. .$22 to $6O
Dresserobes 1926 to $5S
Brass Beds =. .$12 to $40
The largest and best line
of gift Rockers we have
ever had.
FOR THE CHILDREN.
Doll Beds, Writing Desks,
Kitchen Cabinets, little Hail
Sets, and all kinds of chill.
dren's Rockers.
You will find our prices
on everything most reasona-
BILE, and cheaper than any.
where else.
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Try Ranev's Rlnnd Remedv

FOR RHEUMATISM, OLD SORES, UL
CERS, CAN GER, PELLAGRA,
SCROFULA. FEMALE TROUBLES. IN
DIGESTION. ECZEMA AND letter;
$50 FOR A CASE OF SPECIFIC BLOOD
POISON IT FAILS TO CURE. CALL ON
THE RANEY MEDICINE COMPANY,
513 AUSTELL BLDG, ATLANTA, GA.
ATLANTA PHONE Ga. OFFICE
HOURS, Z TO 6. SUNDAY, 8 TO II.
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Carpet and Rug Cleaning, Etc.


WANTED-You to know w. NJ Cox
cleans all kinds carpets: rugs a spe-
cialty Ivy 1851. Atlanta 1918 t45
Auburn avenue. 102-12
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Abstracts and Title Insurance.

ATLANTA TITLE GUARANTEE CO.
ground floor Equitable Bldg Main 542O
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Mattress Renovatino.


VIC renovatc all winds OF mattresses; sat.
istaction guaranteed We buy feathers
Acme Mattress Co. Ivy 1884 Atlantis
1919 11-19-2'
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Canes and Umbrellas.

XMAS presentation fine selection han
dies; repairing, recovering Harry
Briggs, ) Viaduct place. 11-sO-66
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All Kinds of Job Work Done.

N<7--0-@N-r-F---T-l.seF-F-l-sl
WE build houses, wood or brick, remodel
Headquarters for carpenters, cabinet
makers, brick masons plasterers, inte-
rior wall painting or tinting; put IN glass,
set CRATES cement floors, shelving. ia
bles and counters. Low prices and high
Bell lis7. Atlanta 60S7-M. 11-1e-11
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Carpenter and Builder.

ALL KINDS REPAIR WORK.
u. NJ WHEELER 70 s. Forsyth s.
Phone M 41S6 Atlanta 1917 1883
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Cut Flowers and Plants.


SEE OR WRITE ME before placing or
ders. can save you half your money ia
buying p0tted plants and cut flowers "
~ Briesen, 20 East Alabama street
4 z
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Engraving, Matchmaking and
Jewelry Repairing.

IF It is fine watch repairing. engraving
or jewelry repairing. bring It to !. y.
Baker. manufacturing jeweler, 1917 South
Broad street 12-5-4
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Help Wantetl-Male and Female.


WANTED-Man and wife to help operate
truck and dairy farm in South Kirk
wood. Call Ivy 3209L. 12-12-28
WANTED First class waiter or wait
ress. Apply BAL w. Peachtree l2-11-22
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Christmas Presents

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D. MORGAN'S Christmas. presents Goat
harness, boys and girls saddles, lap
robes, trunks and bags. English riding
crops and comfortable blanket for old
Horse Charley d. Morgan, 1879 White
hall ST. 12-4-36
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Builders Hardware.
Buttons and Plating Company.

Buttons and Plating Co.,
Buttons made of your own material
100k WHITEHALL ST. 11-19-1i
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Barber Shops.
Blue Prints.
Boots and Shoes Retail.


RED SEAL SHOE SHOP ATLANTA
MADE S4OGS.) IS PEACE1REE.
12-5-I
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YOUNG MEDICAL student wants work
after school hours to pay for room and
board. Can use typewriter and familiar
with railroad office work, but will do
anything. Box S56, care Georgian.
39-10-12
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Roofers and Timers.

WE MAKE 4 SPECIALITY OF GPIVT1
AND TIN ROOFING AND PAINTS
WALKER ROOFING co, aGI RHODES
BLDG. nj. 4075 ATL. 1915 i1-2t-I
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All Kinds of Stove Repairing

HENRY THE FIXER, stove repairing
and connecting. 125 Marietta Sc. At
ianta phone 1917. h-N-f
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
Published by The Georgian Company.
30 East 1ExsM Atlanta,
Alabama st $sssxx6fISssS- Georgia.
Entered at Atlanta postofTice at second
class matter.
Subscriptions Payable in Advance,
One year, mail, postage prepaid. 10 90
Six months. mail. postage prepaid. sS9
Three months, mail, postage prepaid. l.z5
One month, mail, postage prepaid. go
Daliveyed nv a,,a YEAR ,ss S. 20
Delivered by carrier, six months zov
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Delivered by carrier. one month -: 30
Delivered by carrier IN Atlanta ana ..
other cities, one week ............ AZ
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WANTED-Position by young man as
bookkeeper; four years experience;
good references. Moderate salary to be-
gin. Address Y. W. w. $50 Capitol ave-
nue.. Phone Main 3770-J. 29-l1-12
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EXPERIENCED office man of ability de-
sires to get located with good bank or
corporation. Four years banking expe-
rience and general office work. Will give
bankers as references. Bond given in any
amount by bonding company. Address
Banker Box 224 care Georgian. 26-11-12
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ohiropody, Manicuring and
Hairdressing.

WITCH HAZEL and cucumber Jelly;
makes the hands smooth, soft and white;
soc a bottle Clayton & Zahn, Manicur-
ing, Hairdressing, Massage and Chiropody
Parlors. S6l2 Whitehall st. 12-9-3s
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500 I'm GOLD FREE

WILL BE GIVEN TO THE PERSON
SUGGESTING THE MOST SUITABLE
NAME FOR A NEW PERIODICAL TO
BEGIN PUBLICATION ON MARCH 4.
FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS PUB
Usher, &c PONCE DE LEON AVENUE,
ATLANTA, GA. 11-25- 8
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Choice Christmas Cards.

FINE PICTURES and artistic framing.
Samuel G. Walker. 81 North Pryor.
ivy h291 Io-A-J
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Accordion Plating.

ACC0RDTON PLATING WORKS-Sun-
burst skirts made to order; ten diner
ent styles Of buttons made sls White
hall st. iE-S-I'
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Banks.
Barber Parlors.

.s~~~~,~--~J.>.>)>>~->~>--~ >J--~->~ ->-,---- ->,
FTRST-CLAsS WORK by experienced
white men Allen M. Pierce, is .ia-
rietta street. 12-lD-lO
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YOUNG MAN, now travelling for big
house, desires to locate permanently in
Atlanta, my home. Am familiar with all
general office work and can operate type
writer. Can furnish Al references from
present employers and others. Age %.
Allow me an interview Anxious, Box
Oil care Georgian 35-10-12
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Piano Tuning.
Pool Parlors.

-.
WHEN IN TOWN play pool at the Crys
tai Pool parlors; new, live tables
East Alabama and 201a Decatur streets.
f2-Q a
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Funeral Directors.


L. L. LEE UNDERTAKEN AND EN-
BALMER, 30 SOUTH BROAD ST
11-21-5
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Signs
Stove Repairing.
Toys.
Trunks, Bags and suitcases.

REEMEMBER-We sell toys. Hightower
HafnWkfe GO. 1l-2l-3l
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Fire Proof Storage.

WE STORE HOUSEHOLD GOODS and
pianos. Office and warehouse. 239-241
Edgewood avenue. Ivy 2037. John J.
Woodside Storage Company.
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Hatters.
Instrument Makers.
Invalid and Sick Room Supplies.


PERUVIAN 81 CO. 10 North Broad St,
3 North Forsyth st. Bell NJ 20l0, At
lanta 20l0 1878
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ously climbed its winding way along
the steep grade oyer-hanging the
banks of the turbulent little Arkan-
sas an old man, tall, fine looking, keen
eyed and grey, became interested in
the land marks OF the country. For sa
hour he had entertained the passea
gers in the observation car with in
teresting experiences OF early days
in the Leadville district He knew es-
cry mountain peak and mountain pass
and he had much 10 say of the rlch
finds. of the deep SHOWS. OF the gay
life and bad men OF early Leadvile
days. 1t was his hrst trip this way in
80 years and he was much disappoint-
ed to find that the through train did
not go through Leadville but left It
several miles to the right. and he was
ticketed for California
Finally as we approached Malta
pat by book in my grip and became
Interested in what the old man was
saying.
where do you live NOW asked
him. 'ID<Pennsylyania. says he The
town. Mintown.r says he MY
mother had distant relatives living
there years ago. said I. Their names
were Moorhead7 That is my name
sir" said he. and sure enough. as
strange as it may seem. here was tae
very man who thirty-three years ago
had fastened Leadville like a place Of
magic on my boyhood memory. Here
he was again. the first time we had
heard of him since, pointing out %
me .ae old travelled roads and the
places of interest on my first trip to
Leadville.
Malta. change cars for Leadville. :
whispered the dusky~ porter with his
little whisk broom in hand-and was
cn. alone. wondering at the strange
things we hear and see. and some
times meet with in this little world OF
ours. C. Z. H.
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NORTH CANON HI6H
SCHOOL ANNUAL IS OUT

The North Canon High School An
nual is out on time. May 18th was the
date set ana the ANNALS were given
into the hands OF Business Manager
Roy Turner on the l4th. The excellent
and prompt work OF the Editor AM
CHIEF Earl RundahI. Mr. Turner. Prof.
Sherwood and the large auxiliary os
associate editors in preparing their
copy and getting ii TO the printer
promptly helped wonderfully in TIE
prompt delivery Of the book.
This year the Annual Is a big I'm
ancial success Mr.. Turner and Mr
Rundahl worked faithfully on the ad-
vertislng and there is as a result
hardly a arm' in Canon City that has
not taken liberal space in the booklet
The associate editors. Sarah Phil
pott. Harold SAVERS. Hazel Harrison,
Helen Twitchen. Burdie Bachelor,
Grace Kenley, isabel Evans. Fave LIZ
tell and James Taylor. turned in
copy" that was a credit to them and
to the High school in every respect
The cartoons are apt and witty and
well executed.
The book Is known as. The Senior
Cactus published by the senior class
and is afeo,ionately dedicated by
them to Prof c. c. Sherwood.
Technically. the hook would be hari
to surpass as to makeup. press work,
binding and general style. The book
was printed in the Record lob depart
ment under the supervision Of Mr.. w.
A. Johnson. foreman.
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CLOSING DAY EXERCISES At
SOUTH CAAGN HIGH SCHOOL

The annual class day exercises u
re rraaustsa-eicet of the south Can
on high school was held Tuesday -
iernoon aud we're largely attended,
The program was an exeeilen; one
and every number received It's niecd ~
praise and applause. The cxerciacs
oonsis;cd In part uf a selection by the
orchestra under tho leadership OF Mlss
Media Feiter. essay. Life OF Alfred
Tennysen." by Miss Maude Mack;
reading by Miss Helen King class
prophesy, Miss Edith Miller; reading,
Miss Fac Eweil; readings IN character
costume from Tennyson's "idylic of
the King In which SIR rancelot ana
other knights OF King Arthur's round
table were represented: farewell class
song; presentation to the school ~
Miss Lena Hodgin on behalf Of hea.
classmates OF a handsome bust Of
Lord Tennyson; response by Prot. G.
Blake Warner. principal os the high
school; refreshments. etc.
There was large attendance Of
patrons of the school and other visit
ors and the affair was one of the ut
most eajoymen; to all having the good
fortune to be present. Tho commence
ment program will be given at the
First Presbyterian church on Thurs
day night of this week when Dean
Howe of Denver University VIII de-.
liver the graduation address.
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FUNERAL OF THE
LATE ANDREW MCMILLAN
THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral OF the late Andrew Nc
MILAN. Who died from cancerous af-
fection at the county hospital on Fri
day of last week. was held at Wilson'S
undertaking chapel at 2 o'clock this
afternoon with Rev. II. NJ. Jameson.
pastor OF the United Presbyterian
church. conducting the obseauies. De-
leased leaves a brother. Henry Nc
MILAN. Mt Des MoInes. Iowa. who hon
ored the memory Of the dead BY for
Sarding check in payment of tho
funsrai and other expenses. rnsernert
was u IAkssIds csmstery,
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VIM. C. EVANS
BRINCSsSUIT
AGAINST POST
ALLEGES ARTICLE IN DENVER
POST WAS WANTON AND
MALICIOUS
(By United Press)

Denver, May 15.-Alleging that an
article printed in last nights Post
under the caption $50 the People May
Know" was wanton. malicious and
with utter disregard for the truth.
William C. Evans, president of ths
Tramway company and interested il
all of Denyer's utility corporations.
today brought a s5oO.OOo damage ac-
ton against F. c. Bonhles. H. H. Tam
me nand the Post Publishing Co.
The suit was brought by Attorneys
]. c. Helm and NJ Walter Dixon in tie
district court at noon. The complaint
is short. 1t recites that in the belief Of
the complainant Messrs Bonhles and
Tammen are the owners of the stock
in the Post; that ehey conduct and
control the policies and have general
supervision of the paper. II further
says that these two men caused the
publication of the article in question.
copy of which is set forth in the
complaint
The publication is pronounced in the
complaint as being malicious wanton
and printed with utter disregard of the
right and feelings of the complain
ant.
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CANON CIly DELEGATES
AT DEPARTMtNT.EkCkMP-
MtMI Az BOUtBtn
Boulder. Colo. May Il.


The Canon City delegation. from
Greenwood Post No. 10, Grand Army
of the Republic. and kindred organiza-
tions arrived here at o'clock Monday
evening. feeling fine despite the
snowstorm that prevailed all the way
here. The snow was falling when we
left home and it kept at it all day.
seeming to get worse as We approach
ed our destination.
We found a large number OF vetaf-
ans. as well as OF members Of the Re
lief Corps and Ladies of the c. a Il.
from all parts Of the state On reaching
here. all with broad smile on their
faoes. and cheerful words for those
who had braved she storm to meet
their comrades once more The good
people of Boulder are very down
spirited on account of the unfavorahls
condition of the weather for the en-
campment. but We tell them to cheer
up as We have the evidence of their
good intentions and know that they
cannot control the elements.
The comrades al look as natural as
life and can, see that they have be-
come any older since we met in Saliaa
enc year ago. Everybody is ready 70
shake hands with everybody else and
everybody feels as happy as every
body can The lobby OF the Bould r.
ado hotel is full CT the boys in blue
snd comTSde Jenkins with his drum
corps is making it as lively as pos-
sible.
The extregely disagreeable ehae-
aeter Of the weather is going to put :
qu'etus on all OF the out-of-door exsr-
clses unless it clears up tonight AMI
turns off warm. II it does We VIII
have our annual parade Thursday ai-
ternOon. There are several candidates
for the office of department command
er and it is difficult to give anything
like an accurate estimate OF what tho
vote will be at the present stage OF
the proceedings. VIII let you know
what the outlook is later on.
]. s. BowLBy.
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Mrs, W. p. Hillx Of so Rudd avenue
expects to leave Friday. May l7th. for
Portland. Ore, to attend meeting OF
the grand managers. Women of Wood
craft. From Portland Mrs. Hilix in
tends to travel east over the Canadian
Pacific no visit her daughter. Mrs.
c. NJ, Bauer in Washington. d. c.
While in the east sIrs. Hillx expects tc
attend the national conventions Of
the Republican and Democratic par
ties.
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Mrs. julius Cramer of sos Rudd ave
nue., left Saturday afternoon for Bed
ford. Iowa, where she viii be the
guest Of relatives and friends daring
the next four or five weeks. While
there she viii witnsss the graduation
Of her Aisss irsn tks Bedford high
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-16

Mr. Noble Howard of Indianapolis.
who has been attending the shriner's
convention in Los Angeles stopped off
here on Tuesday on his ~Sy home u
viait friend. Mas Mae Rittenhoase.
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A. f. Eaton OF Denver has pue-
chased OF G. A. Prestiss the jarvis
place on East MaiE street Mr. Eaton
is travelling man and weii acquains-
ed With Colorado. He came here TO
make home for his family.
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WAS VERY
SUCCESSFUL
CONVENTION

convention. which concluded its ses-
sions Tuesday night. was one OF great
heipfuIness and interest despite The
restricted attendance on Monday as e
result OF the unfayorable weather for
such a gathering. Tuesdays sessions
OF tie convention attracted larger
number Of people than the previous
day and the program was one Of ez-
treme interest to all Both Rev. Car
man and Mrs. Walker Of Denver. bon
conspicuous as state workers. were
una5,e to remain here for the closing
day; nevertheless every minute Of the
time was made use OF by local people.
Duylng the morning session Miss
cieona Elliott gave an. inspiring talk
on the work OF The Cradle Roll and
Home Departments
In the afternoon Mrs. 7. 5. Under
wood read nne paper ON the sub
iecE Girls in their Teens that was
listened to with great attention and
1Dr. J. II. Robinson of Colorado
Springs spoke OF the coming State
Sunday School convention to be held
in his home city about heimiddle OF
next month. lie urged large delega-
ton to the state convention from Fre-
mont county. In the evening DR.. Rob
inson delivered splendid address OF
bible Study. the Secret OF Religious
Health"
Tuesday afternoon Officers of the
County Sunday School association
were elected for the ensuing year as
follows:
Pr--asdent--Dr. G. c Lamb. Canon
City.
Flrs, vlce-President-Dr. V. =. Hut
ton. Florence.
second viee-Presiaent-Geo. ".
I.eese;i. Florence.
seereiary-c. A. FredrieksOn. Can
on City.
r.easurs--H Harold Brown. cansp
city
Department suPerintendeuts
Elementary departraeut--N Mrs. ] u.
Blunt. Florence.
seeohsary depar,ment-Nrs. J. Il.
Horney. Canon city.
Adm, department--w L nraEr-
Florence
Home department-Mrs. \ 3. csr-
penter. Canon city
Teacher Training depsrtmeat-Prot
w. II. Ray. Canon City.
Missionary deparimen,-Mrs. II. :.
whistler. Canon City
Temperance Apartment. W. Yel-
ton. Canon City.
Evangelism Experimentation !. Il.
utesch. Canon City.
Sunday School management-c. 4.
Rau. Canon City.
The report of the secretary OF the
county organization. which WAS sub
mitted at Monday afternoons session
of the convention. contained the FOL
lowing statistical information:
Total number of scholars enrolled
in the county. 1854.
Total number OF officers enrolled IN
the county. l4o.
Total number OF teachers cnrolisd
in the county. 27a.
Total enrolment. 1907.
The average OF offerings each week
throughout the county. s5e,59.
Average attendance per sunday
throuEhou, the county. 2.e4i.
These figures would have been
somewhat increased If some OF the re-
ports which were received had been
more completely filled out Some OF
the reports contained only partial
list of the officers with no reference
whatever 10 enrolment or attendance
statistics.
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Mrs. julius Cramer of sos Rudd ave
nue.. left Saturday afternoon for Bed
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Hamburg. Germany. May liking
Frederick VIII. Of Denmark. died at
the hamburger Hof hotel duying the
night He arrived Monday with his re-
unue seemingly in the best of health.
Christian Fredriek was proclaimed
king OF Denmark as Frederick VIII,
on January 80. 1906. after the death
OF Christian TX. the aged king who
was dean Of the crowned heads OF Eu
rope. father o, King George Of Greece.
OF the queen Mother Alexandra Of
Great Britain. the empress idOwaser
OF Russia and grandfather of King
Haalson VII. Of Norway.
Loved by People of Denmark.
King Frederick VIII. was born at
Copenhagen on June ,. Is4s. He was
as popular with the people OF Dem
mark as was his father. By the wishes
Of his parents he was brought up with
great simplicity Frederick sax his
younger brother and mis- own son be-
come reigning monarchs Of Gresce
and Norway respectively. while he
himself was siln an heir apparent
King Frederick was noted for his
culture and possessed many foreign
distinctions While seldom openly
Identifying himself with political oucs-
tions. he took an srsive part in al
public movements.