Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-22
GEORGIANS OFF
To BAL T|MORE
TOMORROW
Atlanta Delegates Special to
Arrive in Convention City
Monday Morning.

the Southern railway Sunday morning.
will be packed to its convenient capac-
ity by delegates and "rooters" from
Georgia, bound for the Monumental
City with oscar Underwood and the
next presidency of the United States"
the burden of their song
Besides this train, another over the
Seaboard from Savannah will leave
about the same time, packed and
damned similarly.
And that isn't all.
There will pass through Atlanta ear
| ly Sunday morning two solid train
loads of Alabama Underwood boosters
and boomers, bound also for Baltimore
and Underwood's nomination to the
presidency
The Atlanta Special.
| The special out of Atlanta is to be
one Of the most complete ever operated
| by the Southern. II will consist of an
observation car. a club car, a diner and
six sleepers. 1t will leave Atlanta fif-
teen minutes behind the first section
and will arrive in Washington next
morning only Ave minutes behind The
party is scheduled to reach Baltimore
at 7:42 o'clock Monday morning.
The following reservations have been
made: Ernest Camp, Monroe, Ga; T..
S. Halves, cambridge, Ga; l. j. Hof-
mayer, Albany, Ga; Hollins Randolph
Atlanta Ga; Sam c. Dunlap. Gaines
VILE, Ga; j. H Blackwell, Elberton
Ga; Thomas J. Brown Elberton Ga;
W. H Gurr Dawson. Ga; H. H. Dean,
Gainesville, Ga; Eugene r. Black, At
qanta, Ga; S. H. Phelan, Atlanta
Ga; E. E. Dallis, Atlanta Ga;
w G. Humphrey, Atlanta, Ga; w. M.
Lassiter, Vienna. Ga; B. E. Fortson
Athens, Ga; Douglas Macarthur, Lum-
Der City, Ga; J. Lindsay Johnson,
Rome, Ga; Frank C. Davis, Decatur
Ga; j. T. James, Douglasville, Ca. F.
j. F'lynt Griffin, Ca; w. r. Bowen,
Fitzgerald, Ga; A. H. Thompson La
Grange, Ga; j. T. Norris, Gainesville,
Ga; George T. Smith, Covington. Ga;
j. R. Tweedy, Eatonton, Ga; t. Levin,
| Fitzgerald, Ga; A. F.. Lockett, Ameri
GUS Ga; A. Lee Hatcher, Wrightsville,
Ga; John c. Reese, Atlanta, Ga; H. M.
Boyer Hawkinsville, Ga. c. R. Pen
dleton, Macon. Ga; H. A. Tarver, AL
bany, Ga; P. j. Brown, Albany, Ga;
f. H. Kalmon, Albany Ga; ]. f.
Powell. Newman, Ga; Captain H. M.
Bankhead, Fort Mcpherson; ]. F. La
nier, Newman; J. T. Johnson, Newman;
Randolph Anderson, Savannah; E. 7.
Miller Columbus II. r. Miller, Column
| n n
Bridges Atlanta c. w. Robson, Mil
ledgeville: A. S. Bradley, Swainsboro;
'Mr. Breen, Douglas; j. c. Bennett JEFF
ferson E. c. Bruffey Atlanta; G. E.
Buchanan, Americas; A M Conway
Atlanta; G. E. Evans. Sandersvile.
Mr.. Foreman, Atlanta; James Free
man, Atlanta; James r. Gray Atlanta:
c. H. House. Kirkwood; Carl Hutche-
son, Atlanta; w. j. Harris, Atlanta;
Tom Hudson, Atlanta ]. B. Nevin, At
llanta; A. Newell, Atlanta; F. S. Price
| F1tzgerald; Sam PATTI, w. G. PEBBLES.
John Pascal w. B. StovaH. w. l. VIM.
Atlanta; j. g. Truitt, LAGRANGE; John
VanDiver, Rome; R. L. Walker, Cuth-
bert.
Drawing room reservations: Clark
| Howell, Atlanta; Crawford Wheatley,
Americus; H. H. Dean, Gainesville; C.
r. Green, Atlanta.
The Alabama Boomers.
An estimated party of 200 persons
from middle and south Alabama will be
Baltimore bound" at o'clock tonight
when they pull out of Montgomery on a
special train for the Democratic con-
vention via Atlanta.
1t is expected that at least ten cars
will be carried including two from Mo.
Abile, one from Selma and one probably
| from Union Springs. One car will be
reserved exclusively for the use of
women who are going to the big Demo-
cratic show
Governor O'Neal will head the Ala
bama delegation.
! Others going from the Alabama cap
ital will be State Auditor C. Brooks
Smith President James G. Oakley Of
the state convict board, A E. Walker
superintendent of the state banking de-
partment; General r. f. Lyon, clerk of
! the Alabama supreme court; II. j.
| Willingham. state superintendent Of
education; Theo Lacy, of the convict
department, and Fitzhugh Lee, chief
clerk TO the auditor. There will be
number going from the city of Mont
gomery, among them being General
Bib Graves, who is candidate for ma
tional committeeman, and w. T. Sci
bells, solicitor of Montgomery county
and a delegate from this district John
d. Mcneil, the governors private Sec
rotary, will also be in the party.
In Atlanta the train will meet a sim
! liar train which starts from Birming-
ham. Every person on both trains Will
be an UnderW God booster, wearing I'm
derwood hats and badges and pledging
loyalty to the Underwood Marching
! Club of Alabama.
Makes the Nation Gasp.