Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-27

u. Earle, commissioner Of waterworks,
sewers and drains, of New orleans. is in
Atlanta today inspecting Atlantas con-
struction. He is being conducted around
the city by Chief of Construction +. NJ.
Clayton and ". z. Smith, general man
ager Of waterworks.
Fred A Murray, chief of photography
in Porto Rico, was IN Atlanta to-day,
his first visit here in five years. Mr.
Murray is formerly of Atlanta, where
he was engaged in business until he Sc
cured q government appointment. He
is at the home of his relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. 3. NJ. Hall, SOC Spring street.
Atlanta members of the Improved
Order Of Red Men are making ar
ranSements to send a large delegation
to Columbus for the annual convention
in June. Other cities in the state are
making similar preparations, and it is
expected 400 representative will be in
attendance. The convention is to be
one Of the most important in years.
IF your dog bites your neighbours
child on your own porch. YOU are not
subject to fine That was the de-
cision of Recorder Broyles when Mrs J.
II. Camp. OF 4 Gasliill street, appeared
before him to answer for a dog that had
bitten q nCighbor's child. The child
was the three-year- girl of Mrs Al
fred Wilson, u Gaskill street. She was
not bitten seriously.
The farewell service in the Unitarian
church, Spring and Cain streets. will be
conducted next Sunday morning by the
pastor, Dr.. J. W. Conlllin. The prop
erty has been sold for $50, 600 and new
church is TO be erected on property at
| 3OS West Peachtree. While the new
church is being erected arrangements
will be made to hold the weekly meet
ings in some convenient hall.
News was received today that f. II.
Goodhart president OF the Atlanta Ad
Mems club, had been unanimously re-
| elected vice president Of the National
Photographic Dealers association at the
convention in session at Buffalo, n. Y.
c. H. Hutsgen, of New York. was re-
elected president Chicago was voted as
the meeting place OF the 1914 convention.
A feature OF the Second Baptist Bible
school next Sunday will be an address on
Sunday school work by Marion Jackson,
the noted Men and Religion Forward
Movement leader. At the last session
1,163 people were present the largest in
the history of the school. More than 1000
are expected next Sunday. The time of
the meeting is $50 in the morning.
Chairman c. NJ. Gambler and other
members of the Georgia state railroad
commission will go to Macon tomorrow to
hold a conference with the city's com.
mercial bodies, citizens and representa-
| tives of the Central Of Georgia railroad
in relation 10 the location Of the new
station. Since the city turned down the
railroads selection of site which would
involve the closing of one of the streets,
it has been impossible to reach an agree
ment.
After the services of next Sunday
morning are held. worship in the Uni
tartan church, at Spring and Cain
streets, will be but memory. The
property recently was sold for 1872,
| 600. and the members Of the church
are planning to erect a new building
on a lot which has been purchased at
S03 West Peachtree street. Pending
the construction of the new building,
arrangements will be made to hold the
regular weekly services in some con-
vention hall. The final services Sun
day morning will be in charge of the
pastor, DR.. j. W. Conklin.