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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-14

FIRST-Two-ye ar-old maideus, fur
larez- Southern Lad lO9. Gypsy Love
fog. Watermelon 10g Tom Boy log, Re
Hef l0.. Harry l.. ll2. Bolter il2, Mack
r.z r1g Toronto l12. Lambs Tail IL,
Breaker ll2. Leo Skoluy ll2.
SECONp-Seuiug. -year-olds and
nm. mile and 20 yards Missile so. Car
.ss5a So John G. Weaver -. Nel.e los,
Miss klrg~nurE le5. Mana ger Mack l0ts
Iu.u b Wake Geid 100, Cracker Box ITO,
Eu.ay Cook III. Galley slave III. Dr.
Waldo Briggs III. telcitos ia
THIRD - Allowances. two-year-olds.
-l- farlorgs Ralph 1876. Hyki lo5. Big
spirit Iu5 Candy BOX 1913 BTlgs
brother IUs Lost Fortune lO9, OHasen
IL.
FOURTH-H Handicap. three-year-olds
Ind up. furlougs: NReciproCity lo4.
Lad 1o1 Little Father los, Sehago llb,
.ucz Horn ia. High Private l2-.
FIFTH - Allowance. three year-olds
AMI uu. IS furlougs- Luther lo3. Henry
Kite los Earl &C savoy 105. star cf
Danube JOG. WryuCk zoe. Niva le6-
.usea Post Les T.. SteuTa III. - Pal
rrs.- 1I1 ocean Blue llI. adelaide r
ms. samuel 49, Neye~ ila.
SIXTH selling. -rrsc- year-O-ls mile
ana are-S.Nteenth- SIk Day leo. Gold
Golfer rg-. Prospect 1902. Celesta Eo5.
Nar-.ue los. The Grader los. Barnard
rg5 Balyshg lo5, Billy Holder lo1, Mar
Sty. ~. parSer cury
Weather clear. track fast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-14
WOMAN SMOKER DIES AT 1903.

BRYAN. OHIO. June 14-Mrs.
Elizabeth MauEhermun. who died
here al tuc age of los. was the mother
OF Il children she was an 'nvet-
crate smoker
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-14
Claims Remedy for
'Incurable' Epilepsy

DETROIT. MICH. Jme What
is claimed to be an absolute cure
for epilepsy, the WORLD known scourge
that ranks among tie incurable dis
eases. has been discovered by De-
troit physician, DR. Paul c. Good
love.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-14

Nearly everybody In Atlanta reads
The Sunday American. YOUR adver-
tissment In the next issue will sell goods.
Try i'll
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-14
ENTRIES
AT coNNAUoHT.

FIRST Three-ycar-old and up; s
nriones. Battle Song rs, King SAKE
ro7 Rraastplate lO5, Mary Bud tO1, oak
land Lad 100, Liudsta ll5.
SECOND Purse. maiden two-year-
year Odds. furlongs; Diamond Cluster
100 Wauita i02, xSiwanee Ice, +. A.
stone 1902, John Marshall no. Patty
Reagan 1902. NSinsiu 100, Lady Bryan
lU2 Thelma l01.
THIRD Maiden three-year-olds and
am. mile. Voivode 80. Atdon 1905, Ciin-
t,u 1ol. Malamont los, Aliaueeu l0@, w.
W Clark 1903, kaydaroseros loa, BaEn
Fard ll2
Selling. rwo-year-clls; 8
furlonEs. silver Mesh %, xiouise TRAY
ars 10a. NGreen Brae $. The Urchin
nos. xDcIly Waters go. Scarlet Letter
los Reguiram l04 Single llS
FIFTH Three-year-olds and up, sell
ing. q flrIougs. Daisy Plat 90. Min
ME Bright 1903, Ticktack l09 Jonquil %,
,rF.ranie 10-. Planter 100. Nl1ynamo 100,
shawnee los, George $. Davis 40. Fairy
.ts,8rrpfH,r 100. Tommy Thompson los,
Dynamite ll2 Also eligible Uncle otis
100 F1orija's Beauty lOt.
SIXTH selling: three-year-olds and
NM. n. miles. Myrtle Marion lO5, xAdo-
Iarte ~. NUTendi l07. Azo los, Black
Branch no. NJack LaNson l02. L. NJ
Ecyrrt Io-. Lucky George 10. NMimem-
sis ST. Master alm l0h. shorty NorlhCut
fG- tfsrrv Lad lis. xGerrard 49, Rash
lO-. Judge Monck lOr
SEVENTH Selling. -year-olds
and ur. 6 urIongs: NRalph Lloyd %,
= Frank Woodmau no. NAfterglow 81
Ursula Emmg H.. NCtemulpo los. Love
Day 49, NuG JOS. E;mads lLg, * 90
rrsre Hg.. Irc.~.au Il5. Nfessup Burn 10,
Iacs Nuunaily 10.
N-Fiye pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Weather clear Track fast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-14

We hare Beautiful Bedding
Plants, &c each. Atlanta Flora /
Co., s. 5 E. Fair Street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-14
THE SUMNER health DRINK

B0rsf3rd'5 Acid Phosphate
A hpathfuI, iuygoratinF and delicious tonic
beverage-more cooling and refreshing than
lemonade ADV.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19
SHOE DEPARTMENT

Lot 116-$3.5O value Mems End well Gun Metal Oxfords. Sale Price .................. $2.75 Lot 117-$3.OO grade Mems Secur- ity Gun Metal OXfords.
 Sale Price .................. $2.50
 Lot 118-$2.5O value Mems Direct Gun Metal OXfords.
 Sale Price .S2.25
 Lot 119-S1.75 grade Mems Plow Shoes. Sale Price ....... .S1.49
 Lot 12O-S1.75 value Women's Kid Butcher OXfords. Sale Price .S1.OO
 Lot 121-$350 grade Ladies' End well OXfords. Sale Price ... $297
 Lot 122-$3.5O value Ladies' White Nubuck Button OXfords.
 Sale Price .S2.5O
 Lot 123-$3.OO value Ladies' Gun Metal Pumps. Sale Price .S2.49
 Lot 124-$2.0O grade Little Mems Patent Butcher Oxford.
 Sale Price $1.30
 Lot l25-$3.OO value Boys End well Button Oxfords.
 Sale Price ....... .$2.49
 Lot 126-S225 value Boys Patent Oxfords. Sale Price ...... .$1.9O
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19
LADIES' PARASOLS

Lot 112-$1.75 value Ladies' Fancy Parasols. Sale Price ....... $1.4O Lot 113-$25O grade Fancy Para sols. Sale Price ............. .S1.65
 Lot 114-65c value Fancy Para sols. Sale Price ...............5 soc
 Lot 115-$3.5O value Ladies' Fan cy Silk ParasOls. Sale Price $2.99
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
 DEPARTMENT

Il Dresses in pink and blue.
 Bale Price ...................S .S2.25 Lot 2-S2.5O grade Ladies' Striped avn House Dresses.
 Bale Price ................S .S.99 Lot 3-$1.50 value Ladies' Dotted avn House Dresses.
 Bale Price ............... .S.1O Lot 4-S200 value Ladies Percale House Dresses. Sale Price ... .$1.25 Lot 5-S1.25 grade Ladies Percale House Dresses. Sale Price ... S1.00 Lot 6-S2.50 value Ladies Ging- ham House Dresses. Sale Price $1.S9 Lot 1850 value Ladies' Silk Foulard Dresses. Sale Price . $3.00 Lot 8-65c value Dressing Sacques Bale Price .....................4Oc AUG Lot 9-65c grade Ladies' Percale Dress Skirts. Sale Price .... 4Oc Lot 1O-S1.75 grade Ladies Per cae House Dresses.
 Bale Price ............. .%.l9 Lot 11-$1.00 value Ladies Cotton Foulard Waists. Sale Price .....57c Lot 12-75c grade Ladies Light Percale Waists. Sale Price ..4Sc I Lot 13-Regular $1.5O Waists, Silently soiled, but you won't mind When you see the price.
 Bale Price ............... .65c I Lot l4-A large line of Ladies Sample White Shirt Waists, ranging in price from $1.50 to $3, but were Slightly damaged on the road. Bale Price ....................39c 39c # Lot 15-$2.5O grade Ladies Crepe kimonas, assorted colors.
 Bale Price .................Sl .Sl.9o # Lot 16-S2.25 value Ladies Crepe Kimonas, assorted colors.
 Bale Price ...................Sl.75
 Lot l7-S1.25 grade Ladies Crepe Dressing Sacques. oo Bale Price ...................9Sc .9Sc
 Lot 1S-S2.25 value Challi Xii honas, trimmed with satin ribbon. Bale Price ..............S1.6S
 Lot l9-S2.5O grade Misses Nor 8olk Dresses, trimmed with red and Due. Sale Price ..............Sl.oO
 Lot 2O-S1.25 value Children's Rercale Dresses. Sale Price. Sl.OO
 Lot 2l-$2.75 value Misses Dress E. Sale Price ................S .Sl.0
 Lot 22-S2.75 grade Misses White Embroidery Dresses.
 Sale Price ...................Sl Sl."o
 Lot 23-We have a line of Chil- arens Rompers for soc and .6Oc $ Lot 24-$1.50 value Misses Strip
 d Percale Dresses. Sale Price Sl.l9
 Lot 25-25c value Ladies Corset
 overs. Sale Price ........,l9 l9c
 Lot 26-35c grade Corset Covers.
 ale Price ....................Zoc .Zoc
 Lot 27-3Oc value Corset Covers.
 ale Price ..................Z4c FAC
 Lot 28-45c value Corset Covers.
 ale Price ...............'ooo ooo
 Lot 29-65c and 75c value Corset
 overs. Sale Price ..........'o DUG
 Lot 3O-$1.1O grade Ladies Com
 nation Suits. Sale Price .... I9c
 Lot 31-$l.25 value Ladies Com nation Suits. Sale Price .... '99c
 Lot 32-$1.75 grade Ladies Com I-
 nation Suits. Sale Price .Sl.Z'
 l. ot % % -o l. Iod;oc' Com.
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19

Lot 34-$1.00 value Ladies' Prin- cess Slips. Sale Price ........ .S6c
 Lot 35-$1.50 value Ladies Prin- cess Slips. Sale Price ..... SIPS
 Lot 36-$2.0O value Ladies Prin- cess Slip Sale Price ..... $1.59
 Lot 37-$2.40 grade Ladies' Prin- cess Sli ps. Sale Price .... $1.S6
 Lot 38-50c value Ladies' Muslin Gowns. Sale Price .............3 39c
 Lot 39-75c grade Ladies' Muslin gowns. Sale Price ...........5 .53c
 Lot 4O-S1.0O value Ladies Muslin Gowns. Sale Price ..............71c
 Lot 41-$l25 grade Ladies Muslin Gowns. Sale Price .............9 .97c
 Lot 42-$1.5O value Ladies' Mus lin Gowns. Sale Price ...... Sl.21
 Lot 43-$1.75 value Ladies Muslin Gowns. Sale Price ..........S Sl.40
 Lot 44-$2.5O grade Ladies Muslin Gowns. Sale Price .........Si Si.99
 Lot 45-75c grade Ladies' Muslin Underskirts. Sale Price ,..... .49c
 Lot 46-S1.25 value Ladies' Muslin Underskirts. Sale Price ... .99c
 Lot 47-S1.50 grade Ladies' Muslin Underskirts. Sale Price Sl19
 Lot 48-$2OO value Ladies Muslin Underskirts. Sale Price. ..... Sl.49
 Lot 49-S2.5O grade Ladies Mus lin Underskirts. Sale Price -. .Sl.96
 Lot 5O-35c value Ladies' Muslin Drawers. Sale Price .......... .26c
 Lot 51-75c value Ladies' Muslin Drawers. Sale Price .......63c
 Lot 52-S1.OO grade Ladies' Muslin Drawers. Sale Price ...........,73c
 Lot 53-S1.25 value Ladies' Muslin Drawers. Sale Price ..........99c
 Lot 54-5Oc grade Ladies' Ging- ham Underskirts. Sale Price. Ale
 Lot 55-6Oc value Ladies Ging- ham Underskirts. Sale Price. .5Oc
 Lot 56-S1.OO value Ladies' Black ITnderskirts. Sale Price .........Hc
 Lot 57-$1.25 grade Ladies' Black Heatherbloom Underskirts. oo Sale Price ..........' '.'..''''' '0'
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT

Lot 58-Ladies', Misses and Chil- dren's Hats will go during this sale of cost.
 Lot 59-$2.50 value Ladies Hats. Sale Price .......... ....... S1 .50 Lot 60-$3.0O value Ladies Hats. Sale Price .................. .S2.15 Lot 61-$4.25 grade Ladies Hats. Sale Price .................. 1925 Lot 62-5Oc grade Childrens Hats Sale Price .....................3 BOG Lot 63-s2.OO value ChiIdren's Hats. Sale Price ............ S1.30
 Lot 64-$1.50 value Children's Hats. Sale Price ..............$1 15 Lot 65-$3.00 grade Misses Hats. Sale Price .................. $1.5O Lot 66-S2.75 value Misses Hats. Sale Price .................S1.65 S1 1.65 Lot 67-$1.25 grade Misses Hats. Safe Price ....................S S0c
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Lot 6S-American Prints, in all colors, will go in this sale at. :. 5c
 Lot 69-We carry a full line of School Books, as adopted by the board of education of Polk County.
 Lot 70-$1,25 grade All-Wool San toy. Sale Price ......... 9Sc
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19

Lot 71-S1.25 value All-Wool Prunella. Sale Price ...........9 98c
 Lot 72-75c grade Storm Serge. Sale Price .................5 55c
 Lot 73-65c grade Wool Plaids. Sale Price ................. 4Sc
 Lot 74-65c value Wool Brillian- tine. Sale Price ................45 45c
 Lot 75-65c grade White Ratine. Sale Price .....................47c .47c
 Lot 76-4Oc grade Ratine, in blue and gray. Sale Price. ... BOG
 Lot 77-35c value Plaid Suiting. Sale Price ................19c .19c
 Lot 78-35c grade Silk Broucle Voile. Sale Price .............2 22c Lot 79-27c value Striped Voile. Sale Price .................23 .23c
 Lot 8O-35c grade Superior Mer- cerized Marquesette.
 Sale Price ...................25c .25c
 Lot 81-40c value Poplin, assorted cOlorS. Sale Price .............2 .29c
 Lot 82-2Oc grade Pongetta, as- sorted colors. Sale Price .......17c Lot S3-20c value Butchers Linen, assorted colors. Sale Price. .. 16c
 Lot S4-25c value Flaxon.
 Sale Price ....................2 20c Lot 85-25c grade Fine Foulard.
 Lot 86-35c value Costume Wash Silk. Sale Price ................2 .25c
 Lot 87-4Oc value Avondale Silk,
 Lot SS-3oc grade Fanlta Black and White Silk. Sale Price. . 25c
 Lot 89-50c grade Mercerized Colored Voile with silk stripes. Sale Price e.....................37c 37c
 Lot 9O-35c value Costume Crepe. Sale Price .................... .2Sc
 Lot 91-20c grade Kimona Crepe Sale Prlce ......... ........ Ibc
 Lot 92-2Oc value Organdie Lawn. Sale Price .............1 .12l3c
 Lot 93-10c grade Lawns.
 Sale Price ..............' 'oc
 Lot 94-1Oc value Riverside Ging- ham and Dress Chambray.
 Sale Prlce .......... ........... oc
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19
OVERALLS

Lot 127-$1.O0 grade Mems Guar anteed Overalls, made of genuine Everitt Denim. Sale Price . S5c
 Lot 128-60c value Boys Good All-Over Overalls. Sale Price soc
 Lot 129-50c grade Boys Over alls Sale Price .............4 45c
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19
GROCERY DEPARTMENT

Lot 1895 pounds of Good Roast ed Coffee for ................. Sl.GO
 Lot 131-21 pounds Granulatcd Sugar for ..:..........S S1.OO
 Lot 132-5Oc Plug of Silver Seal Tobacco for ................... 36c
 Lot 1333-2Oc Plug of West Ten nessee Tobacco for .........15 15c
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19
MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS

Lot 97-3Oc value 1O-4 Sheeting. Sale Price ..................... .24c
 Lot 98-31c grade Bleached 1O-4 Sheeting. Sale Price ........25c
 Lot 99-1O Yards Mill-End Calico tor . .................3 .35c
 Lot 1OO-50c value Red Checked Table Damask. Sale Price. BOG
 Lot 1O1-75c grade Red Checked Table Damask Sale Price soc
 Lot 1O2-65c value White Linen Damask. Sale Price ..........45 45c
 Lot 103-40c grade White Linen Damask. Sale Price ......... BOG
 Lot 1O4-$1.25 value Pure Linen Damask. Sale Price ...... .$1.O5
 Lot 1O5-$1.25 grade Embroidery Flouncing, A inches wide.
 Sale Price ..............S .S5c
 Lot IO6-Sl.OO value Embroidery Flouncing, A inches wide.
 Sale Price ................ .72c Lot 1O7-75c grade Embroidery FlOuncing. Sale Price ........ .55c
 Lot 1OS-5Oc value Embroidery Flouncing. Sale Price ........ .3Sc Lot 1O9-65c value Corset Cover Embroidery, Is inches wide
 Sale Price .................... 45c Lot 11O-$1.85 value Bulgarian Voile, A inches wide.
 Sale Price ...................S S1.5O Lot 111-$1.75 grade Bulgarian Voile, A inches wide.
 Sale Price ............ S1.40
The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSO-
CITATION.

The Ladies Memorial Association.
rh- oldest woman's Organization in
the city are making plans for the
celebration Of Memorial Day. April
Is. at Oakland Cemetery.
Flowers will be provided for the
school children who take part in the
parade, and the Confederate Veterans
viii also have flower bedeCked ear
riages to ride in. There will be Il
6ne military display. ana many car
RACES conveying the Daughters of
the ConfedeTacy will be- in Tins"
The orator foT the occasion VIII H-
Rev. Charles Lee. iUnsman of General
Robert Z Lee who is minister of 81
PauFs Episcopal Church at Macon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
L. s. DAUGHTERS OF 1872.

N NE Of the most important socie-
~ ties jan Georgia. is tine United
States Daughters Of 1872. which is
collateral branch of the National
Society of United States Daughters
Of 1872. which has its headquarters
i'm whatever state the National Pres
ident resides
The Society was established by "a
few energetic women in the North
and East and a Georgia branch was
established in Atlanta. by Miss Viz
ginia Arnold. assisted by Miss Daisy
Arnold (Mrs. Walter MaudeD. Mrs.
John Marion Graham. Mrs. Preston
II Miller. Mrs Walter Scott Bell
Mrs. Samuel Proilcau. Mrs. Luther
Stephens. Miss Nina Hornady and
Miss Annie IIoTnady. an women
promincn ly identified with club life
I'm the city
The chapter WAS named The John
FLOYD and its object has been since
organization TO perpetuate the name
and fame of such soldiers of Georgia,
as fought CALAMITY for Independence.
A. the society mas grown older and
stronger 1T has assumed the privilege
of bIllGlug monuments Tor inc heroes
Of the war Of 1872. and has directed
much of its energy to the physical
Improvement Of the boys in the state
Each year a prize is offered to the
Bows High School for physical Gull
ture. and prizes are given for es-
SAYS written on the subject of the
War of 1872.
TIL. insignia of th. society is "a
single star. representing the Star OF
Hope resting upon the anchor of
Faith The color is blue. With ilumi-
nation of gold. The carastion has
been selected as the flower 10 rep
resent the society
Any woman VINO has satisfacJoTs
proof that she has ancestors who
fought ina The following wars is elgi-
bIe for membership. Wyoming Val
lev disturbances: ShayS Rebellion.
War with the Northwest Indians:
Whiskey Insur. setiOn in Peunsylva p
MIA. W r with France. Fries iusuU-
rectiou iu PsuussiE5ri War WiiH
Tripod. Burr Cons piracy. Sabine EE-
usGitiou- Naval affairs .U ''1e-sU pea Na
BAY. Embargo Troubles. United
States Fr.ga-, President 6gIt Win
sn. B.-tf-n ship Little FT'r on Ga-
claim OF ..ggl lee --4r.r. War ef-1
%ouss-t indilu-. Florida 90 SeTinul,
War Peoria indian War. Greek Wan
alabama, Commodore Patterson :
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
MEETING AT FITZGERALD.

A large attendance characterized
The Third District Meeting. held at
Fitzgerald last Wednesday Many
distinguished women from other
parts Of the State attended, and sew
eraI innovations on the programs ad-
ded interest 10 the day. Mrs I. n.
Fitzpatrick was present and made an
address on the STATE work being done
by the Federated clubs. Mrs. E. r.
Jordan was one of the speakers. and
Mrs. Nicholas Peterson. Vice Prpsi-
dent Of the State Federation gave a
talk on club extension and rural
schools. Mrs. Z. A RawIes, and Mrs.
\. H Mccoy were the other club
women who spoke. After the meet
ing Mrs. Tom DiCkey entertained at
tea for the Federated Club women.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
6O1INy)lBf{
ZyVZSy
Nineteenth Century II
Glass.
History


one Of the first study clubs organ
~ ICED in Atlanta was the Nine
teenth Century History Class. which
was organized in 1856 with Mrs. Oar
win Jones as President. The club
has been uninterrupted in its work
for twenty-seven years. and has COW
cred a large course of study. The
topic for this years study will be
Woman and her Influence"
After her term of service Mrs Oar
win Jones was succeeded in turn by
the following well-l:nown club wom-
en- who have made efficient Presi-
dents: Mrs. James Jackson, Mrs. Al
bert Cox. Mrs. Albert Thornton. Mrs
Porter King, Mrs. w. P. Patillo. Mrs
Frank Orme. Mrs. Sam d. Jones
Mrs. George M Brown, ami Mrs. Da-
vid Woodward, the present incum-
bent.
This club has done a sustained and
successful work under each admins
tration. and with the present man
agement has outlined new and inter-
esting plans for the year The officers
are: Mrs. David Woodward, Presi-
dent; Mrs. Boiling Jones, Vice Presi-
dent. Mrs. Floyd McRae, Secretary,
Mrs. Howard Galloway, Treasurer
and Mrs. James Jackson, Historian.
The membership is made up of some
Of the most influential women in the
other clubs in Atlanta, and include
beside the officers, Mrs. Dan Cabi-
ness. MIS-. Orme Campbell Mrs
Charles Haden. Mrs. Henry :. Jack
son. Mrs. Rutherford Lipscomb; Mrs
Samuel Lumpkin. Mrs j. O. Wynne,
Mrs. Alex King. Mrs. William Sla-
ton. Mrs. J. e. Oimstead. Mrs. Hugh
WiHet. Mrs. Vassar Wooley. Mrs
l. Y. Sage, Mrs. Henry Peoples, ana
Mrs. w. F. Prioleau.
The last meeting was held during
the week at the home Of the Presi-
dent. Mrs. David Woodward.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
The Mandarin Sui,

ton, which, by the way, reached
think they could be sold for. Y
$45.0O, and so you shall see.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13


General Van TIoIt Nash will offciate
as narsbaI of Tho day
The work of the Memorial ASocfa-
zion was beruu i'm April 1865 by Mrs.
Toearb II NT,roan President Of the
piano. Wor,,n's Soriet,- assisted by
mrs ~ ~ CLAYTON aud Mrs BEN
iamio crane ana lIrs Hopc The
,'it,- Council g9ya Tho rot I'm the GEM
,ta,,- AMI i'm "a short time there were
hundreds If southern soldiers and
Federal soldiers also laid away de-
Gently With noat head boards and
grass saved ON their grave.
since mar time The work has been
I,ent nm and every wear the d4y mas
ba.n obs,Tvad
Onirers or fha Association are. Mrs
" u Euis. President. Vice pre,f-
dar+s AIrs Jnsarb n lIorpHp Airs
lanes Anderson. Mrs William Wi
Iiams and Mrs w A. Wrignt Mrs
/ II Olms-aad is Treasurer. and Mrs
Strnbens Secretary
Too Nov Dr,v.ino Mar
a y annual occasion OF Ll'"' IN
p"'lah't ~ me cum "'' uI ~
ian'a women rs Tag DAY. u nag
ne'"hi' IF'i"aht"' ms, I'u'I"H' az"
JUST as surely as lhr via a"d''t. Iu.
iiu\ pIu' lhho''h'S. ana l"e "'IIl
itaNeS peSlh TO come OUT IN tuo
ing i'lahS o'Eth To- loIlI l"I t'''S
n"!GaN' iot rag LAY III A'l'H'" i
"o,iuas ol S"''',t ,'' I'm. s,.f.+,.
huh"IruS on 'il' '.'"i"- N'N-
women con Their best parar 5.ll ana ana
anu VII" ''''' ""'N ~ W ~. '7''s .ll
Tie bouutlS or Whatever Holl OF re-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
DR.. Griggs at the Girls High
School Alumnae.

T tuesday, and Wednesday have
been set for the annual celebra-
ton of the Girls High School Alum
nae, which will take place in Brown
ing Hall, at o'clock on those two
days.
Or. Edward Howard Griggs, a
speaker of charm. has been invited
to address the AIumnae and his sub
jects viii be. for Tuesday, The EX-
preston and Interpretation. of HUI
man Life in Art" and on Wednesday,
Beauty and the Culture of the Spir-
it." which is the second part Of the
first lecture.
There have been nineteen hundred
graduates from the Girls High School
and out of thcz number three hun
dred have enrolled in the Alumnae
Association. The work Of the Asso-
citation has been entirely educational
social. and co-operative. Scholar
ships have been given several public
school teachers. and Summer educa-
tional scholarships have been given
needy girls in the schools The As
sociation elects the scholarship stu
dent for Agnes Scott.
Officers Of the Alumnae are: Mrs.
A. II. spain. President; Miss Jessie
Muse. Secretary: and Miss Matte
Slaton, Treasurer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

Miss Rose Smith. Of Athens iaeu-
,iGad with the Library club AT that
town. win come over for Grand opera.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

Miss Lathrop to Retain Office
MISS Julia Lathrop. head of the
ava child Welfare Bureau. at Wash
inston. over chose anticipated fight
10 retain office the club women of
Atlanta and the State Federation
have been agitated. will hold her pos
ition.
This announcement has been veri-
fed by the latest bulletin sent out
from the headquarters of the General
Federation. of which Mrs. Percy Y.
Pennybacker is President
This announcement has been based
on the assurance of President Wood
row Wilson that Miss Lathrop's Of
fetal head is not in jeopardy
The Atlanta delegation Of women
who have been instructed for the
Great Council Meeting to be held at
Washington, April 2lst and through
the 24th will be interested in this
unexpected fulfument Of their wishes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

Mr. Joseph II. Morgan and Mrs.
!. :. Mitchell VIII 90 down Iu Lithonia
to attend the Firm District meeting
as a representative of the Wumau's
Pioneer Society