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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
BIG CROWD At FIRST
SUNDAY BAND CONCERT

The first Sunday concert of the sea
son, combined with ideal weather cor
ditions. attracted a large throng t
Weequahic Park yesterday. The cor
cert was rendered by Professor va
der Heide's Military Band under h.
direction and was well received.
Two evening concerts will be held
this week, tomorrow night at East
Side Park and on Thursday at Wesl
Side Park. The programs, which Will
include vocal selections by William
Redmond. John brisbane and William
Corcoran, are as follows:
EAST SIDE PARK.
cTuesday Evening. Krimke's Band.)
"Star-Spangled Banner"
March, Thunder and Blazes".. .......
Overture, Jolly Robbers. -. .Suppa
Selection. plantation Echoes. :. Coates
Concert Polka, Laughing Love-.
Selection, '"The Broadway Review.
Selection, "Recoilections Of the war" np'
Overture, Medley. -. !. Remici
March. "stnrs and Stripes Forever.
Columbia, tho. Gem Of the Ocean"
WEST SIDE PARK.
CThursday Evening. Suenderhaft's Band.
Star Spangled Banner"
Overture. "Pique Dame. ....... .Supp,
Selection. .Beggar STUDENT. .MilloecKe
Waltz. West IN Club. ...... .Hincklej
Selection, Medley. .Snydf
Fantasia, The First Heart T%hrobs''.
Enenbei
Selection, Dolly Dollars So. .Herbel
March. with Sword inc Lance. .StarkI
"ColumDia, the Gem of the Ocean,"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

Bel Bon Peroxide
Cream. Reg. 25c.. Ice
Bel Bon Peroxide
Cream. Reg. SOD. Soc
Bel Bon Tooth
Powder. Reg. 1hc. lie
Bel Bon Tooth
Paste. Reg. 19c. lie
Bel Bon Talcum
Powder. Reg. 15c. Zoe
S o don't Liquid.
Reg. price lie; spe-
''si o z o d o n t Tooth
Powder. Reg. 17cS
special .....a....14c
Merja Hooth Paste.
Reg. Toe; special Sc
Merja Tooth Paste.
Reg. csc; special .15c
Violet Talcum Pow
der. Reg. 15c; spe-
cial DC
Booth Violet Tai
cum. Reg. Zoe; spe-
cial ..............l Bc
Jergen's c u m
Powder. Reg. 25c;
special ...........l oc
Loonen's o o t h
Brushes. Reg. 25c:
z for. .2Oc
Kent's 35c English
Tooth Brushes; spe-
Bath Sponges. Reg.
price csc: special. Zoe
Face Channels. Reg.
price Toe: special .7c
Washable Window
Chamois. Reg. Csc;
special ..........I0c
A u I o m o bile and
Carriag S n g e g.
Reg. .35c
Bath and Freezing
Salt. Reg. 12c.... DC
d o b Solution.
Reg. price 15c; spe-
Clal &c
Quinine Pills. 2-gr.
Reg. Csc. .15c
II e a d.
ache Powders. Reg.
Sc; special. dc
Blaud's Iron Pills.
Reg. 15c; spec'i. DC
Soda Mint Tablets.
Reg. 1oc; special Sc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
TWO. NEWLY ORDAINED,
ASSIGNED TO DUTY HERE

Two newly ordained priests of the
Episcopal Church have been added
to the roster of the Newark Episco-
pal diocese and have beer assigned
to pastorates by the Bt. Rev. Bishop
Edwin S, Lines. Rev. James f. Lane,
who was ordained in st. Stephens
Church last Sunday, has been APP
pointed ,curate at st. Paul's- Church.
at High and Market streets, this city.
He will assist the rector. Rev. Henry
II. Hadley. Next Wednesday morn
ing, Bishop Lines will ordain to the
priesthood Rev. Henry Baldwin Todd,
a former layman of Christ Church,
in Prospect street, this city. He has
been officiating at st. Peters Church,
siSton, for the past year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
Upholstery
Sale

The best of regulated
stocks require careful
pruning in order that they
may yield a bigger har-
vest. Monday, TUESDAY,
and Wednesday are prun-
ing days in the upholstery
store. And these are har-
vest days for housekeepers.
15c CretOnne. 12I%c Yard
Five hundred yards of
our regular 15c quality
cretonne. in splendid col
ors: the yard
121Ac Muslin, Toe Yard
Five hundred yards of fig
ured muslin; regular 12hc
materials; clearance sale
price, the yard ....... Toe
lie SilkoIlnc, Zoe Yard
Five hundred yards of
regular 12c silkoline, in a
fun assortment of colors;
sale price. the yard. Ice
soc Cross stripe Cur
tatns, 19c-Two hundred
pairs cross stripe curtains,
In blue. pink, yellow and
red stripe. Regularly soc;
special sale price, the
pair 1Bc
4Sc Muslin Curtains, soc
inexpensive, vet cool and
excellent for the summer.
Plain designs with FIVE
tucks. Regular 45c val
ues, the pair. ...... 3Dc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
Between
Ourselves

what policy are you going to
pursue when you get into your
new store?" inquired a visitor
Saturday.
our answer was prompt ana
emphatic: we areagoinSsto'pur-
sue exactlythe same policy in the
new store that we are NOW pur-
suing and have pursued Tor
years; namely, the o~fferinsstof re-
liable merchandise at popular
prices"
We assured our visltorsthatfwe
had mo intention of chang ing our
store policy even In the smallest
detail. and that we propose to be
the same big. broad-minded, lib
eraI institution In our new store
that we have always been In the
old building. The new walls.
even though they are big and
white and glistening, Will house
the same Bamberger store that
YOU have always known and
LIKED.
We had thought Of adopting
as ous- slogan these words:
EVERYTHING NEW BUT
THE,lPOLICY."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

FITTED TOILET CASE
Case made of good quality
cretonne; fitted with wash
cloth, celluloid handle tooth
brush, nail file, soap, talcum
powder and toilet water;
dandy for weekend trip;
soc value; special. soc
FOUNTAIN SYRINGE
Red rubber, rapid flow tub
ing; two hard rubber pipes;
in c%retonne rubber lined
case; regular 100; sale
price I0c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

Rubber Dressing
Combs. Regular 25c;
special ..-......, 10c
Rubber Dressing
Combs. Regular soc;
special ....,...... SOC
Nail Brushes. Reg.
price 25c; speciality
Wool Puffs. Reg.
15c and 19c; 2 for Ice
+ IN DRY Boards.
Reg. &c; 9 for.....7c
Golden Bath Pow
der. Reg. 25c., spe-
cial 1oc
Mum. Reg. price
Ice; special, for. Ice
Eversweet. r e &.
price 19e; special, for
MaXim's Peroxide
Soap. Reg. 10e;
CAKE .......,......5c
Jergen's Violet
Glycerine Soap. Reg.
II. & Ii. Carpet
Soap. Reg. 15c, lie
Pax CASTLE Soap.
Reg. 5c.....3 for Zoe
Physicians a n d
Surgeons Soap. Reg.
DC
Woodbury's Facial
Soap. Reg. Ice; spe-
cia1 ..............15 Ice
Bamberger's Glyc-
crime Bars. Reg. Sc;
special ,,.........6 &c
LaPrimera CASTLE
Soap. Reg. 1oc; 3 for
Elbeco Cream Soap.
Reg. 10c: special. .5c
Sweetheart S o a p.
Reg. 5c....,3 for 10c
Dora French Face
Powder, Reg. 35c.24c
Aliens Foot Ease.
Reg. 19c: special. I5c
Breunig's Heal Skin
Reg. 1bc; special lie
SCOTS 10c Tourist
Toilet OUTFIT; 3 for
2Sc
Daggett & Rams
dell's 40c Cold Cream,
BE
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

10c Soda, Mint and
Pepsin Tablets Sc
Rochelle Salts. Reg.
price 19c; spec'l. 15c
Cream of Tartar.
Reg. 19c; spec'l. .15c
lie Borax. Sc; 2 for
15c
10c Sulphur and
Cream of Tartar Log
enRes &c
Boracic Acid. Reg.
price Ice: special Sc
Fluid Extract Cas-
cara. Reg. Csc; spe-
cial Toe
Witch Hazel. Reg
price Soc; spec'l. .2bc
Ess. Peppermint.
Reg. price 15c; spe-
cial .........s....1 Zoe
Spts. Am
monia. Reg. 15c; spe-
cial ..,...........10 Toe
Regular
price 15c; sale price.
Zoe
Spts. C a p h o r.
Reg. price 25c; spe-
cial ..............l I've
Castor Oil. Reg.
price 10c; spec'l. &c
Vichy Salts. Reg.
price 19c; spec'l, .15c
Kissingen Salts.
Reg. price 1sc; spe-
cial ..............1 Zoe
Sodium Phosphate.
Reg. price 1sc; spe-
cial ..............1o loo
EPSON Salts. Reg.
price Toe: special. sc
Syrup of Hypo-
%phosphite. Reg. soc;
special ..........2o 10
B q g +, Iron and
Wine. Reg. 35c. csc
Pyro Denatured AL
cohol. Reg. 26c; spe-
c1al ..............lb I've
Peroxide of Hydro
gen. Res. 25c; spe-
cial ....-.........I0 Toe
Seidlitz Powders.
Reg. price Ice; spe-
cial .121kc
Tiz. for tired feet.
Reg. 1ec .1bc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

BATHING SUIT BAGS
Large size, with strap han
die; will hold any bathing
suit; good, heavy, rubber
lied material; regular Csc;
special .................19 c
COM containing
three trial size Colgate's tai
cum powder; Cashmere Bou-
quet, Monad Violet and DAG
tylis; regular l0c; sale
price &c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
Piano Tuning

Have your piano tuned
before you go away for the
summer, so that when you
return IT will be in good
tone. The cost is trifiing-
$3.50. Let our expert tuner
attend to 1t now.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
100 Discount in
WOrkrOOmS

In order to keep our up
holstery workrooms busy
during an otherwise dull
period we will make a spe-
cial discount on all orders
placed now for reupholster-
ing to be done this sum-
mer. Provided, however,
all the material used in
the work is purchased
from our stocks-which
are second to none, while
prices are very conservative
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

the Offering at Olympic
Park Theatre every after
noon and evening this
week. Good comedy, good
music; the kind of musical
play one enjoys. Reserved
seat tickets on sale here.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
39C Art Linens
for Z9c

How many embroid-
cred scarfs and pillow
shams do you want at
zoe each? They're reg
ular 39c goods. And the
designs are beautiful.
The material is excel
lent quality, finely hem
stitched, full size pieces.
Art work is done in beauti-
full embroidery and hand
drawn openwork. These
scarfs and pillow shams sell
regularly at 39c each, but we
have just 600 here which we
offer, Tuesday only, at,
each &c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
Sale Toilet Goods

Come to Bamberger's during the next four days
and supply yourself with refreshing toilet articles
and tourist accessories you'll need vacation time.
It'll pay you.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
Base Ball Tickets

Reserved seat tickets for
Tuesdays Newark-Roches
ter game on sale here at
42c each. Avoid lining up
at the gate by securing
your tickets in advance
and save money.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

REED PULLMAN SLEEPERS
Reed hoods; upholstered in cor
duroy; reclining backs; rubber
tired wheels. in French gray,
natural shellac, white enamel
and brown. Price. LABS 10 $500
ENGLISH ORGANIZATIONS
Wood body: upholstered In
leatherette; rubber tired steel
wheels; leatherette hood, In tan
and green. Price ......... 1900
FOLDING GO-CARTS-Light-
est made steel frame with leath-
erette covered hood and seat:
easy riding springs. rubber tired
steel wheels; fold up small
Price .s.4S
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
Sale Floor Coverings

If you need now or will have need in the near
future for any kind of floor covering twill pay you
handsomely to buy now. The savings are too con-
spicuous for any thrifty housewife to overlook.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

- Here's @% %@n %@%Tn h sga ws hoe %M% M%T% n% n TM m|%%%@a % m @S
lisa sale em hhgq apples a%@ p hn@dm mT specials purchase are patent colt gah calf Russia calf black velvet and brown
%M@% @% %% 3 %% %S%. % %@%%5% %$% %%s@@s %T&S% %& %%s |%W%.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

WOOD BODY PuLLMA AN
ZIP 70 n S-Upholstered in
ieatherette: rubber tired steel
wheels; automobile leatherette
hoods in maroon. green, brown.
blue and gray, Price.9.DS to 21.O0
ORIOLE GO-BASKETS-The
handiest and lightest baby We
hicle made: reed bodies, uphol-
stored in corduroy or leather
cite; rubber tired steel wheels
price. 1890 and 1900
FOLDING GO-CARTS-Fulton,
Haywood. Alvin and other
standard makes. Steel frames.
reed, leatherette, wood and metal
bodies; reclining backs: rubber
tired steel wheels. Price. ,.s..
500 to 1900
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
Value 400

Linen Towelings-Pure linen towel
ings, shrunk for use; all white or with
colored borders; mill lengths of az or
S yards, suitable for single or roller
towels; regular l5c quality; for this
sale at, yard.
Bed Spreads-These spreads are
made for full size beds-the close
weave and soft finish kind; patterns
stand out like Marseilles; hemmed for
use; regular selling price 1.59 each;
q. this sale, each.
Turkish Bath Towels-Good, large
size bleached Turkish bath towels;
soft, absorbent, double yarn weave,
and very good for summer use buy AS
many as you want up to dozen; regu-
lar 15c each; for this sale at. ........
Remnants Table Linen-Salesmen's
samples of pure linen table damask in
lengths from ~ to 8 yards; all are
full bleach and up to sc inches wide;
some may be a little soiled, otherwise
perfect; regular values 69c to 75c yard;
for this sale at, yard
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

Half price for the famous Ostermoor Mattresses! Who
ever heard the like? There is no record where the offer has
ever,been made before in Newark We doubt if it will ever be made
aeaini The mattresses are strictly perfect every one, and nearly all of
them arr covered with the Ostermoors favorite satin finish, dust
proof tick. In tan and white stripes. Hotel size; each mattress
weighs full so pounds and has round corners. If you'll need an
other mattress in Ave years buy one of these Ostermoors. It's the
chance of a lifetime. Regular $500 trade-marked mattresses, while
thew last 4"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24

Staple items which you should buy when the chance presents itself to
purchase at saving price:
TabeLinen Sets he a@ %Pesas ou ns's The ss s'a ass all p pu' iasn-%e German kind
2.69 Set ssn '9 Ssd ssa. Ii ' .ssas Hs1 + assss g pure IRE Liner linen linen xss s%s as ! @ + x
Value 4 90 at 400, for this se, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LsUI
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
Your Furs

Until August 1 we will
repair and remodel furs at
a special price concession
of from Is to 20 per cent.
discount. We are fully
equipped to the best work.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-24
Sale Baby Carriages

Hete's about the best offer ever made by the Baby Carriage
store. Six pretty styles reed Pullman sleepers at special prices.
Carriages are full size, made of best grade reed, with reed hood;
IJpholstered in best quality green leatherette. Heavy rubber-tred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-20


own lenses 20 supply city she sizo
Iot Kansas City for all purposes AN
Sr Galbraith said he wants Is a marx
|e' that viii afford a reasonable return
.on his investment.
The Galbrath gas held embraces
AGO acres of leases. small part ok
which has been drilled Every well
tfat has been drilled in this gieid has
I cen gusher ranging from 30 000. 900
10 6OOoOo o00 cubic feet The great
esi well vet encountered was brought
ln YESTERDAY. Owing 10 the trefhAn-
dous pressure il has been impossible
- accurately gauge It, hut il gives
Indication Of being the largest gass.
er Oklahoma has yet produced
From Indications the GalDraitli field
WI very soon outclass an other gas.
1odncne territory In the state.
here VIII be at least 2000O0.bOO cub
= rect Of gas available .tH a few
Ye,ee4hs according % Mr Galbfaith
Rohert Galbailh Is tlle Democratic
rational committeeman Tor Okaho
ma ANA Us known III OH aud gas cff.
les lhe world over as,the man who
discovered The famous Glenn Pool iH
Ills stale
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Kansas city 9 Indianapolis
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lon.t Forcst rueadav NIoht.

Don't forget Tuesday night al die
Elite theatre The Ladies' Chamber
OF Commerce viii have charge "The
Lady of the Lake viii be the at
traction Get your tickets now for
the big show The proceeds go To
the state capital fund Everybody
shouId attend Price 10 cents
Remember the date Tuesday night
AT the elite,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-20
GAL BREATH SAYS GAS
SUPPLY IS UNLIMITED

Tulsa Okla. Aug 90-In refutation
Of recent published statement hat
me oklahoma gas supply is rapidly
and that there is scarce
j enough in sight for the demand
within The state TO say nothing Of the
demand outside Oklahoma. Robert
Galbrath, OF Tulsa. whose recent
sas strikes near this city have been
ihe marvel of the state said today
he has enough gas IN sight on his
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-20

l.. II Lohr is prepared 10 do al
kinds Of gas pinmg at reasonable
cost lie Keeps on hand n supply of
gas nantles. globes and burners.
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WANTS
CLASSIFIED
sALEsmEN WANTED

WANTED-Four good men quick
New exclusive l0c factory line; es-
tablished 40 has been need ap
lly Address A. b. care Leader.
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WANT
CLASSIFIED
HELP WANTep-FEMAIF

~ ONCE A white girl to do house
o., WORK Address c. N, care OF lead.
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REAL. ESTATE WANTED


TO buy or sell property address
Northwestern business Agency,
Minneapolis
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TOWEL SUPPLY.


] - CRAYS, Proprietor
IuTels sud aprons OF all k'ud@ rura
ahed nj very reaa nable price See
ne before You bry.--J. ~ CrayE.
PHONE NO 640
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

= Q room house strictly modern, z
?. l03 S. Ash $500 per annum Z
Y room house, 405 Il. Okla. Ave 7
= $4,000 er annum See NJ. Il. =
y; West z
4 =: 4 4 z q H n 4 =. =. y u n Z.
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Children Cry
FOR fLfTCHER'S
G q 8 T Q RIA

T y0u want to start your baking
rsht ask q +. llOpkins Phone 192,
pf sack Of pBATTS' REST FLDuR.
: hrre ia 4remhm bond j. ;Nery
.aek
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n. M. ADAM

n. M. ADAMS
Attorney and Notary.
Cnattel and Farm Loans
Real Estate and lnsuraneS
Houses for Rent
once over Bank OF Commerce.
~hone 4l4 Res. Phone Ills
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ST. paul 3. Columbus
Milwaukee 2 L0alsvlllc L.
i, .N,tiiiaIeap4l ToIqdq RAIN
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WANTND: -Trnstworhy. oomne- Z
MISCEL-LAN EUUs.

WANTED--A place for a hoy ii
years old to work evenings and Sat
ifdays Anything. Address b C.
are of Leader
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RESULTS YEsTrnpAY.

MssA ADADCV rreateu- Yurcw rener. RIO
NENEFE, ,NV moves swelling Rud bLNlt
~ breath Ia fee. days usually
& yvea entire reiief ib TO aud effects euis
u A " " 90 uayt Write for trial treatment frru
B-AAA Dr. v. n. ahEEhh h0hA- liar = AflAhli. "a,
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TEY LEADER WANT Ap.
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STANDING OF TIE rEbMs
GAMES TODAY

3ostm at Cincinnati
brooklyn at Pittsburg
New York al st Louis.
Philadelphia At Chicago
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sxg " wmx II s. " s x Il " -
As scr ~
VI NATIONAL LEAGUE iad Il
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
Chronic Diseases

4, HE reason many doctors do not have
L success n treating chronic or long
standing a. seases is because they do not
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
Senator'S Daughter Is a Politician
KEEPS TAB ON BALTIMORE.

ATHENS. GA, June 2s.-The force Of
one of the Athens papers was electrified
by the appearance Of dashing young
woman who stated that she mad dropped
into the office for the latest bulletins from
Baltimore You know" she said, Il am
interested in what is going on up there
because my father is there
Immediately the managing editor arose
and offered her his chair. The whole
force was on the alert for the whisper
had gone around that this charming girl
clad in a light outing frock with dainty
lace peplum. was Miss Calie Hoke Smith.
daughter of Georgia. Junior senator, Hoke
smith. Miss Smith was a little discon-
certed by the eyes of the office force
which were busy in cataloguing the de
tails OF her costume from her white walk
ing shoes and green silk stockings the lat
est fad IN Washington-to her vide brim
straw hat. However, she seated herself
with as much composure as If she we're
going TO supply the hungry copy boy with
yards Of copy 1t was too good an OPP
portunity to miss an interview with a
senators daughter so the force got busy
on being told that Bryan was making
fight for the election of Kern as tenn
porary chairman Miss Smith said.
Afraid Bryan VIII Bolt.
Il thought SO. ! am afraid Bryan is
going TO bolt and run on the progressive
ticket. and that the progressives are
going to win"
When Miss Smith was requested to give
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
ORGANIZE HERE

D. ", Sims, for FIVE years general
secretary of the Alabama Sunday
School association. has accepted a sim
liar position with the Georgia organiza-
ton.
Offices have been opened at 6l3 TEN
pie Court and plans for more extern
sive state organization of the schools
of all denominations are being made,
The schools of each county viii be or
ganized under county superintendent,
who viii in turn form divisions under
separate. leaders
Each county superintendent is to as
sist the state officials a the annual
Sunday school conventions, and will SUI
perintend conventions to be held in
each county once a year
Mr.. Sims has advised the establish
ment of county Sunday school inst-
tutes, at which questions relative TO
the best methods for progress in the
schools will be discussed. Leaflets
dealing with various departments of
Sunday school work win be distributed
and other ways of aiding in the work
will be employed.
The work is to be entirely non-sec-
tartan and is calculated to bring each
Sunday school of the state into a help
full organization which viii result in the
Upbuidins of the entire number,