Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-10

"0 H0ol sld anu fIoflda railway ,.
day makes the announcement tbot Io'
H. l.. Nelms has been appointe5 We
mercial agent for that road with b,.,
quarters in Atlanta. '''
The sub-station postoffice locates
the store Of ]. w. McWillfams & g.. ~
in East Atlanta was broken into g.. yoD
urday night and robbed of several ~,
lars in loose change In the cash dr..
er. The safe in the office was moi tsr,
pered with.
Atlanta's BARRIERS will gather AZ r...
hall a week from tomorrow nipbt 8.
their annual ball. The event un6er ~,
auspices of the Journeymen Rarbar,
International union, local No. % nro,,
ises to be largely attended.
Rev. H. NJ. DuBose, pastor Of III.
First Methodist church, will speak f.
morrow afternoon at g.: 80 O'Clock in ~.
rooms of the Railroad Young Nro,,.
Christian association, 81 II West Ala
bama street. An orchestra will lead
the singing, and all men are invited
The meeting of the SUNDAY Scbo,,
Superintendents congress Of AtIar,o
due to be held tomorrow evening bo,
been postponed until April Is at N,
Inman Park Presbyterian church q,
account Of the Bible conference now in
session at the Baptist Tabernacle
The condition of Peter Francssoo
Smith, who was stricken Monday nipbt
and has since been in precarious cor.
dition at his home, corner of Forrast
avenue and Courtland street, remains
practically unchanged today. Friends
have made many anxious inquiries
about him.
Figures just made public show that
Brunswick, Ga, during the calendar
year ending January l, 1913, exported
goods to the value of $19,62 ,63S. These
figures show an increase of over 81
OOO,0 900 for the previous twelve months.
The percentage of increase at Bruns-
wick is 31.6, a higher percentage than
is shown by any of the Gulf ports.
Edward c. Dixon, president Of the
Bartlett Tours Company of Philadel-
phia, is spending a few days in the CITY,
as the guest of Colonel John ]. Wood
side. Mr.. Dixon showed a party Of At
lartans through strange lands two
years ago. He declares Atlanta to be
the most progressive town in the South
Dispatches today declare that Cap.
tain Edward A. Greene of the United
States marines. in command Of the le-
cation at Managua, Nicaragua, was but
slightly hurt in a railroad accident
This information came direct to his
brother C. c. Greene, OF st, Charles
avenue. this city When the first re-
ports were received they stated that
Captain Greene had bneen seriously IN
jured
Ivy street, which is being regarded, is
two feet deep in mud today as result
of the rains, and the residents and pu-
pills of the Ivy street school are hardly
able to traverse it. Patrons Of the
school are particularly dispeased with
conditions and declare that the city
should make some temporary provision
for the children to get to and from the
school.
A charter authorizing operation was
granted the Globe Fire Insurance Com
pany of Atlanta by Secretary Of Stats
Phil Cook today. The new concern IS
established by Atlanta men on CO.
operative mutual basis, and IS given
term of life of so years by the provl-
sons of the charter. Incorpoators OF
the Globe Fire Insurance Company are
w. J. Fletcher, A. Fl. McElYaney Joe
Roberts, ]. r. McElvaney and W. ?.
Cooper all residents of Fulton county,