The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 2

Page Two THE CONSTITUTION TEANTA SUNDY SEPTEMBER 5 i9is. LIST OP TEACHERS Announcement of Reorgani- zation Made Saturday by Superintendent Landrum and President Guinn. Announcement of the assignment et the teachers of the high schools and grammar schools for the yr le according to the reorganization the city school system was made yesterday by J. R. Gulnn president of the board of education and M.

I Lan- drum. superintendent Bte city schools commence' the year under a reorganization which Includes a new superintendent a new assistant superintendent a new Commercial High reorganized high school stem and medical inspection depart- tnent. In the reorganization of the high schools under one head the board. of education formed a university. high school system.

W. F. Dykes who" for many year hag been principal of the Boys' High. was elected yrincipal of. high schools.

He was succeeded by Eugene Raglarid formerly teacher of science in the. Boys' High school. who will have charge of the school as as sistant principal. of high schools. Likewise the heads of the Girls' High.

the Tech High and' the Commercial High will be assistant principals of high schools. The Commercial High school was formed- under the. new system to. In chide all courses formerly taught in the' Girls' English-Commercial High and. the commercial department of the Boys' High.

This school wilt also have a second assistant principal. 3. Smith. Mrs. A.

T. Wise. formerly principal of the Girls' English-Commercial UI eh- will now be assistant principal of high schools In charge of the new Commercial High' school. Dr. TV.

N. Adklns and three medical assistants now vhave charge of the newly organized medical inspection department succeeding Dr. Robert G. Stephens- who had been medical' in spector for several years. Mrs.

G. WhUesldt principal of the Ivy Street has been' granted a years leave of absence. Mrs. Jennie Blodworth principal- of the former Bell Street school. will' preside In her stead Miss Mary P.

Roberts. assistant. principal of the Crew Street school. has also been given a. leave of absence until January.

1916 At he Crew Street school Miss Ada Perrlne will be principal of' thercombinell fac ulty of this school wud the faculty of the' former Bell Street school. The Bell Street school. has' been turned over to the and has been named the Taylor Street school. Atlanta Teachers. The revised list of the administrative taff of the school system and the teachers of the several schools follow AdmlnUtratlTe Superintendent It.

Landrum superintendent emeritus. VT. F. laton assistant superintendent J. C.

Wardlaw primary supervisor. Miss Laura 32. Smith superintendent construction. W. Zx tsp leh clerk SuBS Leila.

Stamps clerk. Mta Beatrice Spell clerk MI. Fannie Splelberer director of music. tilse Kate Le Narralson assistant director- of. music.

Miss Harriet Mttiedgs assistant director of. music colored liattle Kelley director of pbyMcal training Mlas Myra Graves assistant director of phystcll training Miss Annie' Y. WUby director drawing. Mrs. Nellie T.

Osgood assistant rector of drawing. Louie II. Sroltb chief medical Dr. W. X.

Adklns assistant medical officer. Dr. HolUlI Hope assistant medical officer. Dr. Co H.

Paine assistant medical officer. Dr. Luthis right nurse. Miss Annie McDonnell nurse. Miss Elizabeth Jlc- LaughZLa nure.

Miss Alice IIcuz nurse. Mlctt Gertrude Guerard assistant medical officer colored Dr. George S. Morses nurse colored Cbarlty. Collins director of writing- 7.

I Smith. high SchottU W. P. Dykes' stant principal. Boys' high Eugene Hatland- assistant principal Girls' high Miss Jessie Muse assistant principal Tech high.

Charles S. Culver assistant principal Commercial high Mrs. A. T. Wise second as sistant principal Commercial lllgh school" VVJ U.

Smith. Boys' Hleh Language H. O. Smlth.Eng- lish. R.

C. Little mathematics. J. V. Hodges history and civil government C.

Phillips associate science. J. IV. Simmons AS. sociate mathematics T.

ff Smoot associate language. 1. P. Wilson associate Eng Guy A. Moore associate history.

U. S. Harvard associate language 7. H. Montgomery associate mathematics W.

Br- an at. English. S. Williams Sso oale scenve. f.

It. Mason associate EniUsl Girls' HIjh Charlotte Dunn Etna French. Miss Mettle Si at on head mathematics. Miss Mary C. Moore head English.

Mrs. 1. D. Lettner head science Mlas A B. Mann had history Ml Ethel Woolf associate English and history.

Miss Su le Battle associate mathematics. Lxmlee CatchuiS associate English Ma Ida E. Meson associate mathematics. Miss May Shut associate Latin and science Atlas LOUM Prlntup associate English and. history.

Miss Elizabeth Rag an associate' English and Latin. Miss Corrie' Ben kiss associate mathematics. Miss Sue Oaf- Un associate Latin and French. Miss Kathtrlne Copelandr associate mathematics. and history.

Ti Mary lr1erson associate English and history. Miss Emma Gregg assBetate English and history. Miss Elsie Kruvlne associate Latin. Miss Jnnabeiie Horn associate Latin and English. Miss Martha.

Wilkins associate mathematics. and English. Mrs. M. F.

Overt- associate. science and English. Miss Sarah Branharn drawing. Miss Shelton WllhU household Miss Zillah Johnson associate Latin and Trench. Miss.

Marcia Culver associate Latin and mathematics. Miss Willie Reeves associate English and mathematics. Miss Frances Peck associate Latin and mathematics Mls Rachael Young ocl ate English and mathematics Miss Augusta Barnes associate English and science. Miss Norene. HolUda household arts.

Mrs. X. Ousenbxirg associate sclenc and mathematics. Miss Marion Morris associate his. tOry- ad English.

associate English. associate drawing. Commercial Ilich Hnirltsh history. Miss A. Burtebaell associate mathematics.

Miss Annie S. head French. Miss Edith S. Anderson associate English and history Miss tartan. tell associate French and.

commercial department. Miss x. Pvloieau socIate history and. mathematics. Miss' Mildred Converse associate EnpUsh and commercial Miss Mildred Thompson associate' commercial de pertinent.

Miss Marie Parks associate Eng Uh and commercial. Miss Lillian Pierce associate English anti commercial. Miss Meta Barker associate. English hlstor7r SIlis Antoinette Zflackbirrn associate com. Tnerclal department.

Mlos Addle Stein- helmer associate French and. history. Miss Margaret. Monroe associate English and history. bookkeeping.

U. Smith tencgrahy. C. Lowe mathematics. associate A.

C. Whltehpad associate husnws. Perry Grit- fin associate' English and mathematics C. E. nette assoctate languages May Treadwell.

D4ys' Nljrht Principal. Carroll Summer assistant principal hiss Annette Apple' whVt severth grads. W. M. Suttiescslxth- grail.

Mrs. T. R. Weems fifth prade John Schlvler fourth grade. Miss Elizabeth Campbell third yrade.

Ml Carrie SllIsnett second grade. Mrs. Carrie' Scott- first grade. Miss Alice Foster. Capitol Avenue Xlght Third grids.

Mrs. S. GPoote second grate K. A. Schachter first grade.

Ida Goldstein business Moses If. Kaplan. Girls' Nlrht Principal. Mrs. Oscar Gamble seventh grade Mrs.

Carrot Summer rart Mrs. Kleta. CTrsai tnlril grads. KoseSugarman business. Miss Lena TrJchnotoglcal High Shops.

C. A. Dean' mathematics. O. Chen science.

O. Slier languages. McLarty drawing. B. 8.

McltnV associate. R. A. Armstrong Wociat ant history. Co D.

Read associate rttop and drawing. F. TV. Holt. Jr.

associate drawing W. A. Jackson associate English history and. Latin. W.

A. Sutton history. B. R- Hunter associate maths- E. Fowler auoclat mathematics.

C. T. Martin associate- drawing and shop. Benson associate tirawlnr. A.

C. Roun- tree associate history and German. Jo. fl. Clarke associate science.

Co Yo Stoditl ihop and drawing. K. G. Green drawing and mathematics. J.

E. Puts associate Ian- c. Mrs. TTToiin twcher. Mien Ruth Miller teacher.

Miss Kate Thompson teacher. Miss Bryant teacher. Miss Arlene Mm. oJrh Teacher Ml Kath- Sanitarium Teacher. Miss Usa Miss Luciy No- NewllrBJm xth grade IftM Boopr firth Utra Anna'S ukbell fourth grade.

Miss kiargoret Sanders third A grade Miss Pearl Wheat third. gtade. Miss Nellie Campl se aad grade Miss May Belle Harralson first grade Miss Alice May Mck Aahby' Street Principal. Miss Long assist ant principal. Miss Mary Fraser ruts grade.

Miss Elise' BQTIton fifth grade. Miss kfattllu Richardson fourth grade Miss Una Loystt thlrfl grade Miss Louise Llper second de Miss Yens McGauhey drat grade Mis- Ella flussey deaf and lamb. Miss Belle Simpson. Sonlerard Principal. Mlts Leila Garcia uslstant principal.

Kiss DolUe Orr sixth grade Mrs. VT. Tarbrough A grade. Miss Gertrude Beckhsm grade. Miss Lola Reed Miss Irrna- King' trade.

Miss Grace Freeman I-A grade. Miss Virginia Fraser grads. Miss Ethel Beasley A grade. Miss Alice Richards fl trade. U.

Annie DrtoklI A trade. Miss Xate. Lyon fl grade. Miss Belle Long. Battle IIUI Principal.

Miss Lillian R. Flynn assistant principal Miss Nay Christiaa sixth trade. Miss Lillian Bloodworth IUth grade Miss Alice Wtckbata fourth' grade. Mrs. Beulah D.

Uanston third. grade. Miss Laura second grade. Miss Leila 111. Branch first grade.

Mrs. Maria Mahoney. thoun 8tw Principal. Thee Utile Wurm assistant principal. Mlsa Msmio Wilt sixth grade.

Miss LotaZt Par ham fifth grade this Isabel Reynolds A grades Miss Mary UcQulre grade 418 Annie Armstrong S-A grade. Miss Mildred Thomson fl grade. Miss Annie McLarty. second grade. Miss Louise DorouJh- A.

grade. Miss NeUe grade. Ml. ell McFail. Crew Street Principal Miss Ads Perrlne assistant principal.

Miss Julia Bettingrth assistant principal. Miss Hattie Rainwater seventh grade. Miss Frances B. Hudson E-A grade. Miss Clyde GrWln grade.

Miss OIlie Metros A trade. Miss Eunice Upshaw S-B grade. Miss Henrietta Massejlng A grade. Miss Ruth Weegnd grade. Vs.

Sanner Ii crude. Mlu lam M. Mal grade Miss Nannie Byron grads Miss Annie Xlelnwachier A trade Miss Martha Smith I-D. grade Miss Etta Nardethta A grade Miss' Margaret Thompson Miss Bobble Dodd. 0 grade Misg Mary a Smith.

Davis Street Principal. Julia T. Rordan assistant principal. Maggie Solomon sixth grade EmeU" Wood A grade Lillian Blair SD grade. Blossom Tucker A grade Mary A.

Lumpkln grade. Ann Lamar A grade. Virginia Standard S-B grade. Mary. K.

Rivers I-A. grade Lots Chandler' S-B rude Lucile Yountrhlood A grade. Agnes Stuart grade. Sidney' Jordan. a4t Atlanta Principal Rushll.

Wesley assistant principal. Esther Lyon sixth grade. Lena Floreseb filth grade. Flora Condor fourth grade. Eunice Cochran third trade Lena.

Mae Ledrerd I-A grade. Belle grade Louise- QUlLIlermaD first grade. Irene Hancock Edgewood Principal Ora Stamps assist- ant principal. Mrs. T.

D. Albright grade. Lor a. Ptnnll1 S-A grade. Nrln Sears G-B grade Jessie Lowe fifth grads.

Hell Wilson A grade. steiIe Lyon grade. Mary 4. Graves A grade. Eva iBrldweil S-B trade.

Ruth' Chapman second grade Vivian SewSil A grade. Mary Lln grade Kate English Arenue Principal. Lula Kingsbery assistant principal Meta. Scartett sixth grade. Bessie Uu cheson filth grads.

Mrs. Id. E. Laird A grade. Sarah Randall grade.

Lola Lo Cadle A grade. Marie Elrod' S-B grade. Mary Gray 3 grade. Atlie Ramsaur A grade. Elizabeth Grant grads Catherine NewbanXs 3 grade.

Clayton Crumley grado. Angle Boyd A grade Mary 1. McFati It grade Clio Craig 1 grade. la Malone grade Edith Robertson. Exposition Mills Principal.

Annie Lewis third grade. Lucy Stanseit seoona- grade. Ethel Doxler A grade. Grace Anderson grade. Annie Thornton Spence.

Fair Street- Prlnclpal. Oussle Srenncr assistant principal. Fannie Thrasher sixth Bertte E. Harmon fifth grade. Morah Hall A grads.

Ella Mae Smith grade. Lucile Hunter a-A grade. Llda Moore grade. Bernice Denton A. grade Davtddle Mobley fl grade Sophie senlibell A grade Nellie Rlordan I-B grade.

Fannie. 1. FaJth Principal Mrs. Lucy S. Nell as stetant principal Mrs.

I. C. Cue fifth grade. Ella VVDtckson fourth. grade.

Marie Colllngsnrorth third grade. Brine. R4en second grade. Friendly ucos first trade Ruby Smith. Yormwall Street Principal.

Mrs. 1. R. Same assistant principal. May Hdln sixth grade.

osUU. Grlce filth grade. Best Bailey fourth grade. EUsa Brldlvell third grade. Catherine Cunningham A grade.

Rachael Ma4ts fl grade. Ploy Edwards A. grade. Bertha. Ford grade le Sheppard.

YvrTrst Avenue Principal Katie' King assistant principal. Nina. Fuller sixth grade. Lena. Mable fifth grade.

sane Borough fourth. grade. Loath Shannon A grade. Rosa Moran grade. Nell Ferguson second grade Bernice Uuchhotz first grade.

Lude V. Harris. Fraser' Street Principal. Lula Johnson assistant principal. Edna Bakerf grade.

Mabel Canyon A. grade. Susan Stephens grade. Willie Clements A grade. Maude Steedman grade.

Elizabeth Haunson fourth' grade. Nell Coyne A. grade. Elizabeth Dudley grade. Nancy Head A grade.

Ellen' Blttlck grade. Elsie Barren I-A grade. Aztle Jones fl grade. Mrs. Rattle GUlUand.

Georgia A Principal. Ape- Morgan assistant principal. Miss lva McJun- kID sixth grade. May A. Walker fifth grade.

Bessie May Campbell A grade Lillian Reeves grade. Lucite Daniel A grade. Frances Richardson I R. B. Whitworth second grade.

Bessie Wlckhaci first grade. Mary Xiramlett. 1 Glenn Street Principal Carlotta Alezaji- Ider second and. third grade. Georgia Crane supernumerary.

I Grant Pork Principal. Yrs. W. P. Davis assistant principal Maude Rhodes fifth grade Frank Taylor sixth grade.

Mrs. TV. Darbeyj A grade. Sadie flearden grade. Ethel Tutwilert S-A grade.

Lois Ellis S-B grade. Mary Prince A grade. Birdie Smith grade. May Hpnderson A trade Sally Jams grade. Chloe Coffee 1 grade.

Lucite Dunn. Greenwood Avenue Principal Rubin Barrett I principal. Mrs. Julia Gardner A grade. Sarah Ufttlck grade.

Mrs 101. A. Shuey I-A' grade. Reble liar- grade. MaUU Flncber.

Highland Principal Gertrude Corrigan assistant. Lorena Graham A grade. Winefrede Lovette grade. RuthCocke I-A grade Cornelia Ort S-B grade Ruth Dun- lean fourths grade Patti Harrison A grade. Sally DeSlluMU1a grade.

Annie Mary Fuller second grade. Mabel Law- rence. first grade. Viola Parks. Hill Street Principal Emma Wesley as- 1 slant principal.

May Hudson A grade. Msrj Potter S-A grade. Annie Keith S-B I grade. Charlotte Undnwoodr. A grade.

Lets. S-B grade Edna Uuson A grade Maybelle LaHatte grade. tArdelle Veazey a-A grade Annie Ruth Estes I-B grade. Mildred Hardy A grade. Virginia Rodgers fl grade Eddie Lee- Terrell A grade.

Mabel Jones grade. Luelle MeptinstalL Home Park Principal Perry Renderson assistant principal. Minnie A. Field sixth 1 grade. Mrs.

A. Coffee filth grade. i Frances Lederle A grads. Beaufort. 31.

Matthews grads Elizabeth Hayes S-A grade. Rose- LoVer S-B grade. Catherine liurtet A grade. Lillie May Coter grade Mildred Bryan A grade. Jessie Carson grade.

Mrs. Douglas. 1 lumen Pork Principal. Nell Gating as- 1 Blatant principal Cectis Landauer grade. Florence Bailey A grade iora Fleming grade.

Grace Coffin a-A grade. Blanche McKnlght grade. Daisy Ramgaur A grade. Mrs. Pauline T.

Ow- en. I-B grade. Lola Wilkinson I-A grade Maude McDanlel grade. Marraret oonan. Ira Street Principal Laura G.

Wood assistant principal Kate U. Faver sixth trade. Eddie HardwIck tilth grade. Jes le Terry. fourth grade.

Annie Spencer third Eade. Clara' M. Fowler A. grade. Manila etn I-B grade.

Fey Watterson tint grade Annie B. Gilbert. ITT Street Principal. Mrs. Jennie Blood- worth assistant principal.

Dora Wtthite sixth grade Cornelia Cooper. fifth grade Mary Adamson fourth. grade Willie Carmichael A grade. Mary Lee- Sloan fl grade. Eugenia Jones second' trade.

Edna Papot first grade. Sirs. V. E. Harris.

Lee Strwt Principal Mary V. assistant principal Kate Massey associate Normal Azlle Simpson A grade. Laura Graham fl grade. Etneitne liens. A grade Lamar Jetu G-B grade.

Annie S. YogI Ii-A grade. Alice Megee Margaret Kendrlck A grade. Rose Wood fl grade. Dana Bailey A grade Annie It Hill S-B grade.

Gertrude Pollard A grade. Ethel Massengale grade. Margie 1. Webster I-A grade. Wllloulle- burg fl grade.

Edith Martin. i Luetle Avenue Principal lire. Eva Thornton assistant principal Mary Crawfordr fifth grade Adelaide Ward i fourth grade Mary Standard third grade 1 Lout. Hamilton second grade. Julia Hard- wic1c first grade Mary Molder.

LuckIe Strrrt Principal. Mrs. Thomas assistant principal. Ida R. Hurtel A grade.

Leila. Tuller rd" i Elolso S-A grade Willie WmUord SD grade. Rosa May King A rlle. Mrs. M.

at. Armstrong Ii grade. Static R. alley a-A rade Ltttlan Johnson grade. Inn ltamricii A.

grade Ruby McCorkle S-B grade. Mrs. F. B. Wonderau A grade.

Hattie Dunlap I-B grade Pauline Martin. Milton Avenue Principal. Mattie D. Mangum teacher. Bell Van De Vander teacher.

Annie Lou Rembert teacher. Willie Fincher. John Mead. Goldsmith Principal Jamie Speers' teacher. Leila Haddock teacher.

Mrs. R. L. Saxon. Morrtand Avenue Principal Mrs.

C. 2. Maddox assistant principal Carr Third grade. Marie Bears A grade. Edna Bush fl grads.

Mrs. Gertrude Cloud A trade Ruth Sims I-D grade. Martha Foster. North Avenue Principal. Ella V.

Smnlle usllltant principal. Mary Barker sixth grade. Lois HolUngsworth' fifth grade Emma E- McDonnell fourth grade Prances Morse S-A grads. Eula Rogers 2 Tiettie Lou second grade. Byrnlna' DutlUl first grade.

Daisy Richards. Oakland City Principal Fanny Spl31r assistant principal Carrie I. Booker sixth grade. Nellie Orr filth grade Evelyn Ru. bert fourth grads.

Miss Agnes Coleman supernumerary assigned third grade Eugenta Harper second grad. Isabella Slmp. son nut grade Kate Alsabrook. V1Pl1 Street Principal. Ruby Jones os- istaat- prinelpaf.

Annie- Frank Bama vixtsv' grads Katherlne tcGu1n A grade. Quasi Scwl1l grade. JlnieV Solomon A grade. Mrs Ctney 31. Wltchtrr grade.

EmllrMilI A grade. Stella Murray S-B Annie Ruth Nichols A grade. Birdie' Thrasher Sarah Saasnett. A grade. Tlorenca DuIIIU I-B.

grade. Mae Richardson Prior Street Principal. Annie Roddty assistant principal Martha liaygooO A grade. Lurdils Shannon G-B grade Mary Oritllu S-A grade Frances' Smith S-B grade LotUe' Moyer A grade- Vera Jack un third grade. Julia Bastion Second grade.

Nell' C. Pub Scat grade. Catherine Craig. W. F.

Principal Mra. Cola Spears assistant principal. Mary ZachTTi slitn grad. Grace Terre fifth grade Mamie Miiloer A grade Lynette Smith grade Louise Usndenoon S-A grade. Agnes 1.

Jones I-B grade. Annie E. Cam eron- second grade IdlI Klmball I-A grade. Janet UcCluret 1 grade. Louise Allen.

State Strrrt Principal Mamie 1. Title assistant principal. Katie Ozmer- A grade. Mary Bob Ruson grade Nance May Williams fifth grade. Lelta.

Thompson A grade. Eleanor Cuod grade. Rebekah Ryley A. grade. Roberta Ptttrd i grade.

Lucille Won I-A grade Mrs. E. S. i Howell grads. Ouu1e Fraser 3 grade.

Mary E. Comet A grade. Ruth Giles grade 0111. U. Morgan.

Stewart Avenue Principal. Sarah Tuck i second grade Margaret field O1 grade. Ruby Clay. Tenth Street Principal. Elite Dunlp as- Frances Wllltford S-fl grade.

Sue. I Symmes A grade Lucite Wells grade. Ruth Kellogg A grade. Ruth Bloagett fl grade. Ethel Reams A grade.

Nora F. Goodman grade. Frances Anderson A grade Rosa Berman grade Emma Prichord. Walker Street Principal Mamle Battle assistant principal Bessie U. Mobley sixth grade.

May Taylor S-A grade Mottle Ray grade Estetie Salter A. grade Ins. Hardy grade Laura Booth A. grade. Carolina Campbell grade.

Edna John- son A. grade. Mrs A. D. ContullIV grade.

Sarah Wolisheimer A. grade. UI- tie yv. Clark grade. Gertrude Relley.

WMhlogton Heights Principal. Helen Roddey second grade. Beasts Holtzendorff. superintendents assistant A. grade.

Opal i Archer grade. May Robinson. 1 lYililame Street Principal Jp Berman assistant Etter Wilt sixth grade Sadie Nolan. fifth grade. Josephine i Fogg fourth grade.

Elizabeth Stivey third grade. Corinne Warllck A grade. Bessie Thznwoody fl grade. Marian Winter first grade loudte Holland. Not Extra teachers assigned as follows Washington and Milton Avennt Bertha Wood.

1 John Header Goldsmith and Exposition Mills Rose Helen Rowe. i Stewart Avenue nd Glenn Str Ade lalde Christian. I wber8 of Spoclal Clnises Mrs. Emma Parker. Mrs.

Pauline naUfJd upeIllumerar1e1l MISS Virginia OaSFon Miss AS Coleman Miss Lillian Ueptin- utatl Miss ETobe McCall. Miss Jessie fun- I Miss Marcus White. Miss Bessie Holtzendorf Miss Elizabeth Baden. atlas beth Gates. Miss Pearl Steinberg.

Miss LUCY. 4 Zachry Miss Waverty Huson. Miss Tommie learne. Miss" Christine Stone. Miss Mary Iledinger.

Miss Annie 1. Mayson. Miss Annie Laurie Garner Miss Ltda Sue Bowen. Mist Mary Barton. Miss Meg Ml Nerw.

Wilhite Miss Catherine Colley Miss lone Smith. Miss Georgia Crane. Miss Gtnle. Small Mitchell. Miss Willie Belle Anthony.

Miss. Mary- floyen Miss Ltmmle Sims. NEGRO SCHOOLS. Gray Street Principal Be E. Smith as sistanVt principal.

3. V. McIlefly sixth grade. E. I.

Carter fifth grade. Fannie. James fourth grade. Zetta Lee' DowUn third grade Fannie Speer. second grade.

Eva Cole A grade. Co 1. Chat man grade. Annie Hill. Houston Stffft PrinetpiL 31.

Agnes Jones assistant principal. Marie I. Hill A Jlmmle 1. Starkes grade. Urnestine Bell Ii-A.

grade. I. Maudelina Burch I-B. grade. Hart.

B' Jones A grade. Pearl Jenkins grade. D. Inez Usher A grade Lena R. Simon fl trade.

Annette DeVlne second grade. Ode Rskutraw A. grade. Ida. Griffin grade Eugenia Barnett.

I Principal. Elizabeth Wynn second and third grades. Jane White first grader Jereleen Co Hawkins. Mitchell Strret Principal India. M.

Flits assistant principal Mary T. Cook sixth grade. Ethel McCree fifth grade. Lillie or Willis A grade J. Juanlta.

Williams grade. Rowena Reid A grade. Maml Raltord grade. Minnie 1. Bell A grade Janle Goosby grade Minnie Ii.

r- first- grade. Ruhsmah Jones. Pltt burg Principal a B. Pitt man as- sUtant principal. Rena Phillips A grade.

Julia N. Nesblt. grade Nellie Ask filth grade. Lillian 31. Lovejoy A grade.

Came Shy grade. Eunice Hamilton 1 A grade. Gladys Phillips grade. Lavata. Kirk second grade.

Rebecca Dicker- son first grade. Jessie May Jones. Roach Street Principal. C. E.

Pullen a iststant principal. Buena Vista Wilkes fifth and sixth grades. 31. 3. Ford fourth grade.

Mamie I. Wlnibish third grade. Marguerite U. Jones I-A grade. M.

Ethel Evans I-D grade. Lillian A. Rush. A grade. Minute a.

Trippe grade. Kathleen Redding. South Atlanta Filth and sixth jrndea Minnie 1. Reid third and fourth grades. Alice Helena Greenwood first and second grades.

Mary B. Moore. Carrie' Strele principal uenruu 1 ji- hams assistant principal. Willie Stephens. Storrs Principal.

Carrie F. Mdlenry as slatant principal Rachel ONeil Brown sixth grade. Alice 1. Phillips fifth grade. Birdie E.

Ford A' grade. Alberta. t. Burks grade. Rosabella Rosette third grade.

Ida' B. Davis second grade. Hannah Buchanan first grade. nnle l1rk. Summer HtW Principal.

C. W. trill seventh grade. Ella Baker sdxt4i- grade Belle Paschal filih grade Annie D. Greene fourth grade.

MabePIUIU A grads. Maude B. 11111 S-B. grade Fthelynde Btbb I-A grade. Luvenis Bulups grade Jennie D.

Starks A grade. EmmIo 1. Burkes grade. Bertha MeNair. Virginia Avenue Principal Olive A.

Taylor fourth and Mitt grades. Bessie 1- Goosby third and second grades Ada Moore first grade. Stands I. Lau Tongs Strrrt Principal Cora D. Flnlty seventh grade.

Nellie E. McHenry sixth grader Annie B. Toggle fifth grade. Ruby B. Wise fourth grade Jennie M.

King third trade. Georgia R. Davis A grail. Arlena L. McCunet grade.

Grethel Hill first grade. Laura. B. Greenwood. Snnprnnmeraripn Oeorgie E.

Parks. Flor- no Bhnrt r. Apoiian Bibb. Ossle Moore. end at.

UV i ACV A VV vu Selena. B. TtnateT Genie M. Manly Mary Alberta Harris Ada. 31.

Miller Blanche Fort- i Taylor Street Principal. Nellie Lewis assistant principal Rosa. B. Hall sixth grade. llazoltue B.

Usher firth trade Annie E. Yncey fourth grads Beatrice S. Brew-1 er third grade. Lillian Ports A. grade.

Utile B. Lewis fl grade. Lillian Pharrow first grade. Ella A. Vi Ford.

Negro Night School Teacher. Lena Jones i Campbell. COURT OF APPEALS OF GA. JUilgJntnt Affirmed. City of Rome.

v. Rsgsn from city court of Floyd county Judge Reete Mar Meyer- tart for. plaintiff in error. Lipscomb Williughant Nathan Harris. contra.

KUco v. Rome Soil Pipe Mtznuracturing Cornpanran fvice versa from city court of Floyd county Judge Pfece Eubanks SlshanP John IV Bale. for Hugo. Llpstomb Wllttneham. Nathan Harris rontra.

Atkinson et at. rtcehcrs. v. Boggu from city court of FitiEPrald Judge Griffin. Whltneld.

Elklns. Wall Koplln for plaintiffs In error. ShltP Kline. McDonald. Granthara Bennett.

contra. Dent v. city court of Dublin Judge lucks. S. P.

New. Stephens for plaintiff In error. George B. DVDavlssolicitor contra. Ware Harps v.

Atlanta Coffee Mills Company from city Court of Atlanta Judre 1 Reid. Moore pomeror TV. P. Coles for plaintiff lit error. W.

S. Dillon contra. i Capital City Oil Company v. Central of 1 Georgia Railway Company and Snie v. Air Line Railway from city court of Savannah Judse Freeman.

Paul E. Seabrook. for plaintiff in error. Law ton Cunningham. A.

R. ton Jr. contra. Lumber Insurance Company of New York iv. tcnderson Lumber Company from city court of IrwIn county Judge Newbern.

R. l3ryson. 11. E. Oxford.

for plaintiff in error. it. J. Qulncey contra. i Webb Crawford.

Ix from I city court of Atlanta Reid Scott J. S. James. Albert Kemper. for plaintiff In error.

T. B. itigdon. contra. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company v.

McElmurtny Brothers for' use. arc from city court of Richmond county Judge Eve. William Miller for a in error. James C. C.

Black. Jr. contra. ltnnent. Reversed.

Nwburn ilestey Real Estate and Improvement Company from city. court of Atlanta Judge Reid. R. Crenshaw. Anderson Rountree for plaintiff In error.

Rosser Brandon Slaton Phillips. To 13. C. Hopkins. contra.

Athens Railway and Electric Company v. MeKinneyl from city court of Athen Jude West. Lumpkln. E. Lumpkln Jr.

John 3. Roy 34. Strickland. for plaintiff In error. George C.

Thomas. Holden. Shackelford Meadow. contra. Holmes v.

Southern Railway Company i front oily court of astman Judge teese ij. N. lileckey Roberts Smith. for plaintiff In error. Escltol Graham.

contra. MAJOR HOLMES CONRAD DIES AT WINCHESTER Winchester Va. September jilajor Holmes Conrad. solicitor general of the United. States during the last administration of President Cleveland.

died at his home here today. a ed 6. He served In the confederate army and fot several years represented. Virginia bondholders la the West Virginia debt litigation. The Vatican Declares Pope Benedict Sent No Message by Cardinal Gibbons Move for Peace Widely Discussed' Rome.

September 4. Via Paris. Cardinal Gibbons' Interview with President Wilson Is considered toy the Vati can as the most Important event In the campaign for peace. but the holy see sttshes to have the attitude of the pope pIa1n1 set forth. to.

avoid misunderstanding and. therefore ha Issued a. formal statement that the pope did not send a special message by the cardinal to the president. The statement follows Reports from America. concerning the visit' of Cardinal Gibbons to "Washington might give the impression that the cardinal was the bearer of a.

special message from Pope Benedict to President Wilson. which is not the. tact It. is considered important by. the Vatican authorities that the facts be stated with careful exactness.

to avoid mlsunderstanainss which might hinder the supreme object or peace. Cardinal Gibbons did not need any special Written- message from the pope. a lie thoroughly knows the ideas and alms of the pontiff and undoubtedly ex pounded them to President Wilson in the conversation that was had with Mm. The situation at the present moment. It pointed out does.

not seem favorable for the to. take the initiative for peace but the pontiff Is ready to help In any effort In that direction. from. whatever source It comes. The.

opinion is expressed in Vatican circles here' that the United States is in the best position to undertake. such a mission. The pope Is. said to have expressed the. opinion that calm reflection would demonstrate that these problems may be solved mote easily through-friendly negotiations than by force of arms which always causes.

resentment and reactions. Persons who have conversed with the pope say he has' come' to the' conclusion that greater satisfaction would be ob tamed by all concerned by ending hostilities than by continuing the struggle which ever side might be victorious. Baltimore Md. September 4. Cardi nal Gibbons adhered tonight to his policy of reticence regarding his talk with President Wilson Thursday.

He read the formal statement Issi ed by- the Vatican saying he was not the bearer. of a. special message" from Pope Benedict to President Wilson but would not comment. Convention Closes- Considera- lion of Amendments Amid Exciting Scenes. Albany.

N. Ya September New York's constitutional convention closed consideration of nil proposed amend- merits tonight amid exciting scenes. While' friends and' foes of the- i posal to' permit the legislature to enact a living wage for- women and children I clamored for a. vote. President tithu Root on motion of' Majority Leader I Wlckersh declared the convention adjourned until next Thursday.

At that time consideration will be given only to the work of the revision committee and a vote on the wage proposition before final adjournment probably Friday or Saturday. will be Impossible. Debate- on the proposal was unexpectedly shut- off when the revision committee reported' the hilt of Tights section ready for. final adoption. Shouted protests came from all parts of the chamber.

Is this proposal to be snuffed out. without. a vote cried. William Barnes who opposed it. It never.

should be' left in this condition. There should be a record vote' on it. The gavel silenced protests. and consideration or. the bill of rights proposal proceeded until adjournment.

Republicans for Constitution Republicans. who are In the majority in the conventlon lI6 to 52 wilt immediately launch a vigorous. campaign in behalf of the new. constitution. It is considered doubtful If the' democrats will wage an organized tight against it.

The chief proposed amendments would provide for Shortening- of the ballot so as to make the governor lieutenant govern. or attorney general and comptroller' the only elective state officers. An executive budget system whereby the legislature might eliminate items from tit. vlnulgret of' the governor but make no additions. Votes for women The convention merely provided that if the proposed suffrage amendment already passed by two legislatures la approved at the referendum this fall it.

shall become operative. A broader power for titles In regu- lattngtheir local affairs axidrevlslng 1 charters Raising. the governors annual salary from 10000 to 20000. and salaries of legislators from 1500 tr 2500. Giving the' logisiature power to prohibit manufacturing in' tenements.

Bringing victims of occupational dig- i eases under the workmen's compensation ad. Le Power' for Greater New York. I Reapportionment along lines which would. prevent Greater fvr York from having a majority in the senate for ten years at least. Substituting- serial sinking fund bonds.

and otherwise changing the" i bondinjr ystem for the state and cities along lines which It Is believed wilt save millions in. interest charges. Giving the legislature the right to permit the state tax commission to. I tax alt personal property for state- and' local. purposes and to' tax the property' or all corporations.

Among proposals killed on the floor were those designed to abolish the death nenalty reopen the forest tire- servo for scientific lumbering prohibiting class legislation or special privileges for any one establish a lit- erney tr for. voters make education a state function. anrl extend clvlJ service preferment to Spanish war vcter- an exempt firemen and others. The Mil of rights proposal as finally adopted would permit a person accused of minor felonies anti Indictable mlsde- rnanOrs to waive indictment and grant to' every convicted person the right of at least one appeal- i After Taking Poison Young Man Is Rushed" To Grady Hospital Giving Is name as Denny Deadwyter and his age as :0 years and claiming that he had swallowed poison. a young man was picked up Jast night at the corner of Pryor street and wood avenue and taken to Grady hospital.

He became so ill that no further do- I tails about himself were gtton from him. Hi condition la critical. Roosevelt Goes to Canada. tew York. September 4.

Theodore Roosevelt loft here today for northern QUebec. where' for a month he wilt fish end hunt in company with his friend Dr. Alexander MORTUARY James L. Powell. James Ltndsey Powell of Decatur.

tiled yesterday in a private hospital In Modena Cal. according to telegram received by relatives. He had been ill with pneumonia. The body wilt be brought to Decatur. Mr.

Powell is survived by three brothers T. and W. Powell. of LawrencevllI Qa and Dr. John Co Powell Sparta.

Ga. and one sister. Mrs. John Montgomery. A.

Powell Decatur. Lawtenoevfli. Ga September 4. Special. J.

A. Powell died Saturday. In Modlsco Cal. after an illness with typhoid. He was 51 years of age.

and is survived by three brothers. T. R. Powell and W. lL.

Powell of Lawrence-- vUle and John C. Powell of Sparta and. one sister Mrs. John C. Montgomery.

of Decatur. The remains will be brought to Decatur his old home for burial. Mrs. Augusta Allen. Mrs.

Augusta Allen. aged 54 died Saturday. at her residence. 68 Jones avenue. She is survived by her husband Dr.

W. A. Allen two daughters. Misses Alma" and Audrey Allen two sons John B. and Raymond Allen.

and one brother. J. N. Kersey. Gertrude Medley.

Gertrude Medley aged 6. died at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Is. Medley. Riverside. The new lIapevnIe public school was totally destroyed at midnight by a lire which is supposed to have Been of in cendlary origin. The building which was brick and cost 112009 was insured for 6000.

When discovered by the town- marshal E. Adams the building was In flames and burned to the ground shortly after. The lire' department which has been' organized since the recent installation of the water system was unable to cope with. the i flames as the department is supplied so far with only DOO feet of hose. The Atlanta department was lied but could not respond as the ire was without the city lire limits.

The lire it is said started In the basement. Here plumbers were at work Saturday getting the building in shape for schoolto commence September 13. City Councilman W. G. Dunn.

when communicated with. while he was actively fighting the flames was of the opinion. that the building was burned either by. incendiaries or the flames were accidentally started by gamblers who had slipped into the building for game. LAGRANGE GA.

1 Mrs. 3. S. Mitam entertained at a. birthday party Saturday afternoon at her home tar her little son.

Judson. i whose fourth birthday was celebrated. Mrs. Walter Davis was hostess at party' Tuesday morning In honor of Mrs. Qua Lane.

of LlttleRoek Ark. and Miss Julia Bradfield. who will return to' Baltimore Tuesday. Mrs. E.

A. Tones was' hostess at a delightful party Tuesday evening com- pUmentln her guests Miss Gna Roberts of Union Springs. Ala. Mr. Howard Wooding was host at dinner Tuesday evening honoring the stewards of the First MethodIst church.

Friday morning Mrs. C. Ii. Jenkins entertained in honor of her guests. Misses Ruth Jenkins and Susette DeLoach of Chlpley.

A social feature of the week was the' sura dance at which the young ladles of LaGrange entertained the men. Suffragette banners were worh and the girls complimented the oung men with flowers and candy. The young men of the city compli. ntented the girls with a dance' at the Druner' hotel Tuesday night. i COVZNGTONGAT.

GA. One of the interesting- events of last week Tvas tile. reunion of the camping party on Monday evening at the home Lof Emily Melton. In Oxford. by whom they were dettgtttfuty entertained.

The party spent ten days out at Snapping Shoals in July and included i Misses May Belle Clark' Sal lie Mae I ttckett Ethel Yorsham and Florence Wells of Covlngton Emily Melton. of Oxford and Basle Jordan. of Atlanta Arthur Kelly. Will Cook. Ernest Callaway.

Carlton Lee. of Covington Oxford Seals and Herman Cook of Atlanta. and Mr and Mrs. E. Philips.

Mr. and Mrs. Ji Bain Terrell chaperoned the camp. 1 i Mrs. Charles A.

Franklin entertained the of her sewing dub. at a delightful theater party Thursday. I Mrs. Kerto Lee and Miss Annie' i White entertained a. number of friends I at a bridge party Friday morning at 1 the home of their parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. White in. compliment to.

Mrs. Maurice Hurst of Petham Ga. i The members of the Woman's club i i gave a delightful barbecue at Academy I Spring last Wednesday realizing a- nice sum for the new library building. Miss Jule Allen was hostess at a de lightful six o'clock dinner Sunday at 1 her home In North Covlngton in honor of her house guests Misses Emma and 1 Laura Allen Mildred Wilson of Jack- 1 son Rachel Farmer and Mabel Plem- of Atlanta. I A pretty and pleasant event of the past week among the younger set was' the prom party given by Miss Ena Belle Peek.

on Monday. in compliment to Miss Sara Panning of Washington Ga. i Little Miss Julia Terrell was hostess at a pretty birthday party on Monday i afternoon when she entertained a number of her little friends. Mrs. P.

W. Oodfrey entertained a i small number of friends and relatives at a very pleasant matinee party at' the Lyric theater- Thursday. GRIFFIN GA. i Miss Maude Cizmming ant Miss Atlne Cumminpr entertained Tuesday at a beautiful after noon party. A delightful family.

dinner party of. Friday was that at which Mr. and Mrs. I Bruce Montgomery entertained in honor or their guests. Mr Atgetnon Talley and Mrs.

Arthur Montgomery. of Atlanta and Miss Katherine Montgotn- ery of Jackson Miss. I Mrs. Edward Smith. Miss Hattie' Mead.

Miss OTannie Cam Miss Kate' Purifoy Mr nd Mrs. George Nlles and two n. Mrs. Lucius Goddtrd Miss i Lucy Beck. Mrs.

Edward Hattyburton. land Miss Annie Goddard have returned from the resorts In North Carolina. Mrs. William ii. tollston entertainpd wt a lovely afternoon tea on Friday In honor of Mrs.

Algernon Talley of At- I lahta. 5l i One of the pretty events of tie week was the took partv 1u lay evening given by Mrs. Breckenridge Moore. 1 An enjoyed occasion of Tuesday even- I tug was the promenade stnil dancing party given by Miss Inez Jay and Miss Annie Kate li y. Mr.

au Mrs. James A. I rewry were i delightful lir fto fit a eiutfu1 dinner ion Tuesday given in honor of gnests. A delightful event Thursday even- i thg was the straw ride and moonlight picnic given by Mr. Chrtries Phljlips.

I I Misr Sara Malone and Miss Annie Malone a a prettily appointed tea. Wednesday evening honor of Miss Addr- Brrwrh of Montezuma. Mrs. C. P.

Xetvton and her daughter Mrs. John H. Crouch. entertained Sanday at a beautifully appointed dinner in honor of Mr. ind Mrs.

Hllarv Wvnre and their guests Mrs. Walter Glaze of Augusta. and Mrr. Leonora Dozlor. of Columbus OXFORD GA.

Misses Mar Belie Hark and Emily Melton cnteitatnnl the Snapping Shoala camper quite lal rmaIlT Munclay night it the Tc idence tf Dr. and lion Thos rront were Misses Sal icMae hel WugraiiuV Wells May Lclle Clark and Emily Melton. Merars. Will Look. Ernest Catiaway.

Herman Coot. Arthur Kelly. Carlton Lee. Mr. 01 Mrs.

Jim Philips. 31 and Ms. Baln fennel Dr. and Mrr. W.

F. Melton end Kilter Milton. Mi. tic was furnished by Mica Flowvftc 119 nacl Keller Mellon. A salad course serve J.

The Reviewets' club was tielginfuily enertalned Wednesday morning by Miss Virginia Fraser. Misses Annie and Jessie Dickey entertained at a. rook party Thursday SOCIAL LIFE IN MACON I ifacon Gu5. StDtember i. Special Correspondence.

Tee first coot days of the fall season have bro ht an im petus to social as well as business life and a number of delightful card parties dinners and two or three dances were given durinz the Past week. Miss Anne Patterson arid Miss Mary. Stew art of Atlanta. the attractive guests of Mrs. Charles e.

Holt in VlneviilC were the occasion of some pleasant entertaining. Monday evening they were visiting belles at a dance at the Idle Hour Country club given by number or young men. Wednesday evening Mr. Edward Holt complimented them with a dancing party at his home In- Vinevllle. Mr.

and Sirs. W. E. Dunwody chaperoned them and half a dozen other young people' at a. jolly swimming party at the Recreation club.

iMr. Pat rhelargave them a dinner party at his country place Hammett. Monday morning Miss Edlti Ilarlan was hostess at a delightfully informal bridge party for item at the Country club luncheon being served on the porch. Another delightful affair In their honor was the dinner party at Idle Hour given by Mr. W.

B. Brooks and a farewell tribute was Miss Anne. Wllllnghama bridge game for a dozen young- girls on Wednesday morning. The list of guests included MBS Anne Patterson. Mary Stewart Alice Gardner.

Mildred Sloan. Bernice Wright Edith HutnphriesAddie Small Elizabeth Riley. Margaret Ferrlll. lalde Small and Fleta Holmes. Miss Ethel Jones was hostess and Miss Nettle Lee Grace.

of Barnesvllle guest of honor at an interesting game of auction MondeCV afternoon. Mrs. Nelson Mallary entertained a congenial party of friends Monday aft ernoon complimentary to her visitor. Miss Louise Atkinson. of Newnan.

Mrs. Benjamin McFarland left yes- SOCIETYIN COLUMBUS Columbus Ga. September Spe clal Correspondence. Airs. T.

K. Peabody entertained the Advanced Auction club Tuesday afternoon. i Miss Janie Dowdell As at- home from Tukegee. Ala. ltieaesThelma and Rose Watts were hostesses Monday evening at a card party given in compliment to Miss Dot- tby Green and Miss Rose Green of Opellka who are the guests ofzMiss Marion Green.

Mr. Earl Dooly was host' Monday evening at an informal dance- at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. E.

K. Lumznus. In honor of Mlss Kathleen Walton the guest of Miss Margaret Laney. Miss Laura Belle Clark has returned from Lumpkln Ga. where she was a ponular guest at Miss Morton's house party.

Miss Mary lizabeth Tune entertained at a theater party Wednesday aft- ernoon in honor of here guest. Miss Maud Mobley- of Hamilton. Mrs. J. P.

Ingle tt Keokuk. lows. La being delightfully- entertained during Her visit to her lather Mr. C. Schomburg.

Mrs. Ffed Scttontburg entertained Wednesday afternoon at cards in her honor and on Thursday she was the honor fcuest at a sp the patty given by Mrs. earl Schomburg. Next Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Nolan Murray will entertain at cards In compliment to Mrs.

Ingle. Mrs. Jeff Kelly will give a card party In her honor and other pleasant affairs are being arranged. hiss Mary Dozier Mss Catherine Howard" Miss Georgia Wilkins. Miss Mary Collins.

Miss Della Thze. JMIss Lillian Schtey itr. Edgar Burts and Mr. Myron Grehotree members of a congenial party. have returned from a de lightful western trip.

of several weeks. Miss Louise Torbett entertained at cards Tuesday morning- In honor of Miss Frances' Wilson. who is now on an extended visit to Macon. Miss Nettie Pest and Mr. W.

G. Moore of Auburn Ala. were married Tues- terday for her home IrrAoerdeeu. Mis after a. months stay with her sister.

Mrs. Richard K. Mines. One of the numerous pleasant affairs In her honor was. Mrs.

Jaques' porch party Monday afternoon. The tables were placed on the- spacious porch. surrounded by tiowering boxes of petunias marigolds and ferns. Mrs. Jack Cutlet was.

mine Tuesday evening- at an elaborate din- ner party the occasion being- the at tainment of his majority. Mrs. S. Sf. Cutler.

his mother. has long been noted for her charm and skill as a hostess and this was evidently her ehef d'oeuvre. The round table was covered with luncheon cloth of filet lace of the finest texture over pink silk. For the center decoration was a silver bowl of exquisite- fall roses In shades of pink. and slender sllver vases.

holding china asters were placed at each end- of the table. The guests. fourteen in number were the bovhood and col- legs friends of the young host. Messrs. Kendall.

Steve Crump. McKlbbwi Lane. Ben Wlllingham. Dud- lev Woodward. Ben Gantt Parrlsh Mercer.

Graeme Plant. Roland Ncl. BaSU Wise Kibbee Crump W. P. Stevens.

Jr. Elliott Dunwodr and VaIter Stapler. pleasant surprise to a young is Iron Just beginning Jious was the kitchen shower Tuesday afternoon for Mrs-Hubert Hawthorne. Contributing to- this delightful affair were Mrs. Donald Powell.

Mrs. Henry Singleton. Mrs. George S. Kllej- Jr.

Mrs. MeDougald Nlsnet Mrs XV Kaln. Mrs. Dave Massse. Mrs.

Robert Faatin. Mrs. Maynnrd Smith. Mrt O. Chestijev.

Mrs. Fugene Harris. Mrs. W. C.

Flanders. Mrs. lien Willinjjham. Jr. Mrs.

Ross Bowdeiu Mrs. Castle Guttenberger. Mre. Gregory. Mrs.

Harry Robert an Mrs. Ross Eowcire. day evening the ceremony. being performed by. the RevTj F.

Austin pastor of the STethodist Tabernacle. The couple had planned their marriage for December and the ceremony coming- as. it did. proved a pleasant surprise to their friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Moore are now spending a few davs at Auburn. Ala. and go from there to Union Springs Ala. where they will reside.

The bride Is the attractive daughter of Mr. Klrby Post and the groom is a well-known young business man. Miss Ruth Vernort Harris celebrated r' eleventh birthday anniversary Tuesday afternoon with a pretty party at the home of parents Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Harris.

Little Miss Mary Clark daughter- of. Mr. and Mrs. John Clark entertained Wednesday afternoon at- a charming tea party In honor of four visitors. Masters John and Carl triple anti Miss Gertrude Ingle of Xeokuk Iowa and Master Herbert Newman ot Jacksonville.

A party of Columbus people went to Etfaula in tars Thursday evening attending a dance- given by Miss Mary Slade wlro is conducting. a dancing- class there. In the'-party were Mr and Mrs. Frank Foley. Miss Mary Dudley.

Miss. Margaret Gordon. Miss Kathleen hail. Mis Louise Buttolph. George Woodruff.

Jack Pease. Milton Hofflln. Robert Mculty. David McDuffie Charlie Foley and Homer Thompson. Mr.

and Mrs. Foley chaperoned the party. Miss Mary Lee Thurmond was host- ess at a the party Wednesday irr-cbmriti ent to taw' Mrs. Fred Thurmond a recent bride Miss Stella Thurmond of Perry. Ga.

and Miss Ethel Averett. of Renfroe the guest of Mlis Tina Belle Blau. Jtrs. W. 1.

Thurmond entertained at a delightful reception Thursday after- 1 noon in onor of Mre. Fred Thurmond. a recent bride- Miss Ptetla Thurmond of Perry. the guest of Miss Mary Left Thurmond. and Miss Lucile Alexander.

I of Suffolk. Va. the guest of her ate- ter. Mrs. G.

W. Matthews. SAVANNAH SOCIAL NEWS Savannah. Ga. September 4.

Spe dat Correspondence. A brilliant midsummer' wedding here vis that of Miss Edna Bellamy Eppes to Dr. Hal- atoll Lattimore which took place Wednesday evening Silt St. Johns church and was followed by an informal fe- ceptlon at the home- of the brides mother. Mrs.

Thomas Jefferson Eppes. Easter lilies were used at the. church and Easter lilies. white roses and lilies- or the valley at the house. The.

uslaers. Mr. Harru Hays LattlriVore Mr. Edward H. Demere Mr.

Sullivan Bond and Mr. Noble Jones led the bridal party. They were followed by Miss Kathr Buddr of Motcello Fla. the brides cousin who was her. maid of honor and by two little flower girls Mary Bond and Mary Lattimore.

The bride entered with her brother Mr. Rowland VP. Jones of Terre- Haute Intl. and was met iy Dr. Lattimore with his best man his brother Mr.

William Lattlmore. The ceremony was per-formed by Bishop Reese. assisted by the Rev. 3. Herbert Woodward.

After the reception tie. and. Mrs. Lattimor left for a six weeks' trip to Richmond. Washington New York and Moosehead Lake Maine.

Mrs. Malcolm Bell entertained Tuesday with a sewing party as her cottage at. Tybee which was one of a series of parties given by the young married people who are spending the summer at the Inlet and elsewhere on the island. Among those presetK were Mrs. W.

C. iiartrtdge airs. Frank P. Mclntire. Mrs.

Lionel Drew the Misses Palmer Mrs. Arthur Gordon. Mrs. Larcombe Sebley Mrs. Jack Carson Mrs.

Pratt Adams. Mrs. John Ham- snond artt Mrs. Cooper Myers. For Mlsa.

Margaret Hunter of Pendleton. S. 0. who is the guest of Miss Henrietta Seabrook Mr. and Mrs.

JH. Marshall gave a delightful little supper Tuesday evening The patvy included besides Miss Hunter Miss teabrook Miss Annie Hoplclns Mr. B. Eaves of Nashville Mr. GordesSea- bro and Mr.

and Marshall. Miss Mart Bllrch was given a delightful surprise party Monday evening by' the Phllatheas and Bras of Epworth Methodist church as a farewell before her return to college. nez- week. Mrs. John S.

Hawkins entertalrled with a surprise suoper and a Bijou party afterwards Wednesday evening for Mr. Chatlton TheusL twenty-first evening'- in honor of Miss Bettie. Lou White of Macon. Those present were Misses Virginia Fraser Betlic Lou White Annie Lnckey and Jessie Dickey. Messrs.

Ha good Lvans antt Paul Fra ser Professors J. 1 Manner anti ifizett. Mrs. Goodrich Q. White entertained at a luncheon Tuesday in honor of he.

sister. Miss Ueltle' Lou White of Ma con. Those present' were Misses Bettie Lou White Annie- Dickey Itebeccu liranham Messrs. It. C.

Mlzel and 1. C. trang. Mrs. Florence White and lro fessor and Mrs.

Goodrich C. White. ATHENS A. Aside from the Percy wedding one of the most brilliant social affairs of the week in Athens the week has been rather quiet socially in the old college town. Several urety in formal little were given prior to the ycddlng and a dance uesday evening at Costa's a was especially enjoyed.

Mrs. M. G. Nicholson entertained de- iightfully at an Informal tea wednes- tiny afternoon in honor of Hiss Josephine Nicholson who Is home front school Miss Mete. tehley of Augusta anti Miss al-ah Mel of Augusta.

Ml5 Agnes Rowland anti Miss Anna McKinney Rowiattd of gusts guests of Misses Claudia and. Jean Flanlgan arc rocclvitg many social attentions while here. Mrs. C. A.

Powland gave a supper party in their honor Friday evening at Reach Haven. The Misses ilanigafl gave a swimming party in their honor Saturday afternoon. Other events have been planned for xtl Matte Julia Nichols gave several of' her Athens a the nlght party at her country home. Oco- ne Heights. Friday night.

A lovely event of the week was. a bridge party given In honor of Mrs. Hammond Johnson of Norfolk. Va. by birthday.

0The guests were Misses Sarah Bacon. Florence Cann Elizabeth Gordon and Alice Liattey and Messrs. Theus John and Heyward llowklns and OWts Lucas. Miss Marie Urown gave a linen showed Tuesday evening for Miss Mary OConnelt whose marriage to Mr. John Ronan will take place next week.

Mrs. R. E. Kossiter Mrs. John Carr and Miss Mary Duffy served punch anti refreshments.

Miss. Lula Hwgea won first prize and Mrs. James F. Slater the consolation. Among the guests invited were Misses Edna Brown Luls.

Hodges. Elizabeth Kearney Lovta Haly Mamje iiheehan May Crosby Madge Stiddleton Mantle Farrell. Loretta Wh lan. Mary Duffy Stella Kearney. Geraldlne Urea Henrietta O'Connell Josephine Sullivan.

SatIns Counts Nellie Murphy Gertrude Brown. Helena. he rran Mrs. Harvey James Mrs. T.

O. Wilson. Mrs. Nathan Cooley. Mrs 3.

31. Collins. Mrs. Mary Schwartz. Mrs John Carr Mrs.

Belle Dieter. Mrs. Katherine Tobin Mrs. Frank R. Cullum.

Mrs Nell Anglln and Mrs. It E. Rosslter. Miss Gertrude Garfield was given a- dance by' members of the GoodTime club Wednesday evening. Savannah people are deeply Interest ed in the approaching marriage of Miss Eleanor B.

Shelter daughter of P. Shelter of this city to Mr. Charles Doolittle of New York. The wedding is to be a very simple one and wlfi take place Saturday afternoon. September 23 in Trinity church.

Lenox Mass. Mr. Shotter and his daughter spend their summers in Lenox and have a home there. atlas Isabel Shttter will 1 her sisters maid of honor and only bridesmaid and Mr. Eben Dootittle will be his brothers best man.

The cere- reonv will he performed by the v. William Wood rector of Trinity church. After spending- two months traveling in the west Miss Eunice Lippmarj and' Miss Mary Hirsch returned his week to- Sitannah and Miss Edna tHlienthal who was with them re turned to her home lnAtianta The Epworth league of Wesley- Monumental church pave a farewell party Wednesday to Misses Mary Armond. Mildred Jerger Margaret Thompson Carobel Stewart. Vera.

Mlngledorff EVelyn McNellt anti Messrs. Bramwell Keir. Backman Se lers and Isaac Gibson before their re turn to college. Mrs. Ora Hart At ery yesterday rnoru ine Master Blllie Hart yesterday afternoon entertained twenty- of his little- friends in celebration of hla eigth birthday.

Mtses Claudia and Jean Flanlgan en tertained at a lovely sewing party Thursday morning in of Mis Agnes Rowland and Miss Anna McKlnejr Rowland of Augusta their guests. DAN1ELSVILLE GA. A er pretty wedding was solemn- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank i Anthony at DanteisvItLc Ga.

on Wednesday August 25 when their oldest daughter Miss Lena was united in marriage to the Rev. W. O. McKlb- hen. Locust Grove Ga.

This young couple graduated togetit- fer In June at Young Harris and their i class colors of green and white were beautifully carried out in the color scheme of the weeding decorations. MADISON Get. Mrs. S. L.

Reeves' entertainment Thursday night giver In honor of Miss Natalie Stokes of Atlanta the. guest- Misses Harriet and Annie Graham. Reeves wa a very elaborate affair. A pri ty compliment to Mrs. Ralph Ketchara was that given to the Bohemians on Wednesday morning in her honor by Mrs.

P. MT. Walton Jff ot Eatonton. The marriage of Mi Mary Kettle Strozier consummated last Sun. flay afternoon rat 2 o'clock by th brides father.

Rev. Henry Strozler. Mr. and W. Bell are leaving Monday for Helen Ga.

where they expect to remain until Mr. Belt is fully recovered front his recent attack of typhoid fever. EageiW ki i iL Nz ifr it' iIt i 91t 6 'it BSIOFlEACHERg fOR 1915 lISED ntof Reo gani- a. tio i. M.

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y. I Id adPr si entGuinn. Jnoncement u2igrment tea rsof te hgh ol nd Brammlr Ichools th 1 reorgniZ ont te cty scholsYltem WI m8 ester- day. Gu pre ldeni rte bO8td educat9n 1 Ln drumsuperlntenent el sebool jelr re rgnizaton whch include new8U rl endent newalsi tant super ntendent nevi lctoo a. o1ganized ghschool and.

redlcl inspecton ment Inthe reorgaIiza nof th nforme a who waselected hools. aige oftbe as I LI ewlse th be und Sf- stem In- couTseslorm Engl1ah CommerclalHlgh I a' MrsA TWlse nn 8l tant feh gb. iB ch rge the new have rge ofthe wly organized dep rttrient RabecqG whohadbeen ns veral. earB FG theI11 Str et eda Bel1StreetBchoolwlllpreslde r' I prlnclpalatthe i 4leave untUJanuarr 1916. the ac- fac ltyof Street8chool.

totheneSTaelland edthe Stre revis th severalschools superlntendent. emeritusW. 1. Lotspet oUBeatrlce Was Lee Mlssllurlet lltant mustccoloredH a. tUe director.

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principal. Lu u1Btnt principal. NIInSJma 0 U. ti tha4 1 8L1BADI W. SaDden-'hlrd A' PuJWheat thlr de lIdcradX1uMaBlle grade Mr.

8 Sally assistant MattUulUcbTdlOn TdeI BeU5ImplOn. Prlnclpal. IJLe1Ja DolUeOrr. MraL A A grade I aKlnl I-B nnle Urn-Principal. UUiann Flynnulliitant I Bl odworth I Mr BulahDMaustou Hart econd Mt8llLella nr 8 1rtnc1pa11011DB Psrliamt A.

va' ade. IsMlIdredThom on McLart eUMcFan. Street-Principal. MIJuU MlaaHatUe Arrade. lng 4 A MI.

fl ard i gdo i iir rad A ad" A. Thom llOn BobbleDodd 5T1il1eM1a Marya Street-Principal. rAl1ade A Chlln dler Esat Principal mthtrrade Zdgcwood-Frlncipai. Lots. elLIs' EradeJessle ie grad.

e. I irV grade. Sew A 1UY Principal. asslstntprlnclpal lIuiclellon LairdfA Mar AI A I-B. rade Ma Ro.

ua Do Bt t-Prln lpal. Gussie1lrenDlr asstst nt ThrasherlIlxtl1 Ber gradeEI1 grade5oph1e I A PrlncpaI rllLucT all Dl kson Lucas PrlncIPalJlfrs. KradeCatherhfe Fordl. PrlncJpal. assilltantprlnclJl1lI.

I 3 8ec nd I trttt 1 ns. SusanStepbens G-B A' Iau Ste dmJJn I 3 anC7 A' I Jonu. I rade I Principal. lstaDt va AWalker I Bes. le A grade lrs.

I lckhaI1flT5t Street-Principal I tblrd KTa. de I Principal. WP Maude. RhOde I Darbe I an7 Cotfeel-C Gr nwood IBarreu 1r I Mrs. weIr I-B' Prlnclpa an Itrede I can i pa IIlstant VMarPotter rad" Ii-A 4A gradeMaybene 4 Era de.

Lee gradMab 1 JonesJB HeJltlll taJ Principal. Le erle4 A 1a 1BgrsileMrsOsborne Prlnclpa.l. e1 D. Bl 3f Dl 2. Jrra eMar2aret n.

u---- Street-Principal. lllt- grade Reins I Street-Principal wortha. sJ tant ary graCeJar gradeEu enla lIecondltrade Street-Principal I l1ee Ken A BaU I A' Wllltten A gr tle I 1 rond ICK Strrrt-Prlnclpal. ude. A 5r c1e ay 11 lIey lla.mrlck--- 1 1" PrtncIpal.

nclpal 1 addock Prlnclla. prlnc pal gr de. A I I I EmmaE. ionrtf Fra EulaRogers J. grade I.

I Prtnctpa.t.Fl.nny I Iltr1adllo ellie aeCondgTadll. PrlucJPoRl1br tt1 rinel iiit a riISt. I A Bgrade anle80lomon rClJ1erx. 4 kufltyVSB gradeAnnte BlrdieTbmher Street-Principal UIIttantprlDtlp1. i Lu l1e8l1annon TadeTuIJHendon Principal.

In ad. tf It' Mllluerj4 A Lout XJinballj 141 Stato5trrdP1lnclpal.laI 1le ILMLst nt e-A I 1t Tbomp A i 4Bgrade. ade. AYen cradeRuby 8t sIstani principal. Mary grade.

JOllleVt bb It-A. grade. May ll11ken foB grade. Gertrude McDowell A grade lirancesWUlltord Rae A llogg Blo. le 1 A gr de 1.

Ba t1 as iii fprf cfpalBeggle i yTs.ylor grldeMolUe fl 3 1 1 Prlnclpal. gradeOPa.L1 I miami Street assl tllt prlnctpaL ReaCT SiIve Jda. rlan WInt er I Note-Ext tgndstoUo MU1s-Itose and GI l1n treet-Ade- JtAtb r. Mrs. I tall Is MI tlm ne.

otlssDesgle Hol ft zendor EUmbetJ1l1aaen. Ca es. WsverlY Hu On. 1 Ida. Nt.

Iss Io1onesmtth. nl. I GRO ray Strttt-Prtnctpat I Clatman rlnd ones ilrln lpal. UrnutineBell i Ine gradeLena. I' grade OdS.

D. 1. I Ha. nllr. I Strrd-Prlnclpal.

t. cCree gradeJ Rel Be A I Dyer I. rJttsbur. Plttman prlnctpalRlna II-A radc Iov joy GladysPhllllp vlIot cond MayTones Stret as- tatattt MT i tti. srra lIfElhel t1anta an es I to urth AIl JT1t' tIe-rrlncpaJ.

u' uu. II- prlnctpLVlllle torrsPr1nctpat. llItantprlnclpa O' en econdgrade. GInnle Principal. abel Hail A lrnde A jO de.

EmmleL. Prtnctpa Tiy- rndes. 1Oos. I I Prtnc1pal. Fln1 Y' urth Klngthlrd adp.

Loc 2 p' nll MIIlmty Itarrl he Fort" I son. TarlorStreet LeWIS1 1 Irthlrd f1Ade. L. IIlIan l. Teacher.

JonPlI COU APP AL I I Aff TJilfd Xlagsnfrom Judge 1111. Lt Qmb. v' a d'- vice It Judge P. tltycourt ofFlt Judge nnett. Statefromctty Dublin- ew.

I I sollcllJlr. HaJJ ty nt" boardAlt' COUltot Judge Fr eman. for. In trr r. Lawton A ewYorlt v.

Judge y. CrLwforc1 l1t Judge tc. Judge Jru In Hetlle m. provementCompny i i I Judle I E. ItLumpkln I S.

llr Hold I Rallw Comp ny Eastman ge 1. WincheaterVa 4. th todaya arm Vir inadebt liti atin NOPAPAL MESSAGE BORNETOWllSON BCriedictSentNo Me sage I ardi ai Move i 1 Via I ntervlewwlth 1 nt the tohav tbeattitJide pope' plai ilyset mi under- standlJig has rmal Sageby pJesldentThe I I conc I I I wasthe sp Presld nt Conslderedimportnnt m12lun eratan lmla the8upreme mes1agelrom knowsthe ex- conver Uonthat I fa out. l8ble rortle po I tb hel in' dir ction. what er souleclt eomeB.

the clr les' be pa lUonto. ch I the. probl through trlendly bave 00 me' oh- eier MdSeptember 4. rea the ould not I NEW ONSTITUTION FRAMED FOR NEWYORKJ 0 Cl Co. Od I oles.

onll era- A endment Exciting AlbanY Se tembei' i alprdpased I I dat1 redot Pr s1dent on. rn. I nUl I' begtven Vorko tot bEforetlnal II 1be JEct II I I rneg I condlttonTI1ere itH lIroP a5at Republl aDa lie con I 1 provlde'-fo1' th or. onl state I' hudgeto lovernar- I I I merelprovdEd alrea ilshall i bro der re u- ir arr BIdTeVISfng I lOOMto sal rles rom OI I BrngIngvietims t. tiotI Less alon Zew 1 I Su for slnkl 1g IDcmdnJIstemll fOrthe I I stete.

pfr nal ol' 1t' 1' cl ntlfic' c1al1pglslatlon or an st lJlhh erlc test ar an eXf1ptflrmen Th rlgbuproposll 11 omlnoT In lctmentlnd lenanthe at i After I You gMan I To' li I meas Denn Del1dw. ler hbage enr I thathe had. lwaUawedpoban. oun man- astn1ghtat Prorstreet lavenue I1ndtaken Grad I so abouthltnseltwcrc ttonfrom liii t' It oseuelt foCanadao ew 4. ebec monthhewill Lam 11 II MORTUARY.

II LPowell In. tele ram elaUves. Hehad i DecaturMr 1 brothetaT. WI Ga. Gaand s.

I Jecat Il 1' JAPowell Decat T. I awrelu iUe Special. tbreebrathers. powellJ rB. broUgh his.

homo e. rt AugutaAllen I hel' A wo AuareyAlIen 3N. ney. edley Me 1ey ag EL NEW HAPtVILlE SCHOOl DESTROYED BY FLAMES pubUclIchool 8u posed In- I whi wa th whichhllIJ Atlanta unon. but ld sp nd' th" was lImI s.

schaokto i a8 I tnebulld ng I 11 mes I accldent llY starte. b. gamble. ra ad the. I I :1 cel brated.

as honolof I UB w-howUl i i oftfnon I' host dinn r. i irdsOf I I 1 I lsUftra wers unjl I I i' I weelCwas lof I dellghtulyentertaln ly. I Clark. Same ae l' Ethel I Es le st' of. I i th ater i i I Frld at.

1 Hurtt. I 01 i i gaveadeUghtul ing anlce th lIbr tTy I ger B. I i i I RI3ED zationMade th of ay Gunnpreatdeflt an ie thoo1 Sgb ha oy3 hoo theEoy ni theheads ani a who In a. da eii Therevisid ofhe supertnte dent iatona5ststaDt 1V1S3 dlrectoror a I. ast5tantdlrector ng.

ilopeasLtant 1lsa Uss Sehoois-Prtncpat. prlncpa acoo Y. oore nsh hadhtstory. Sute a assoclateLtin nd tisq asoc4ate nd t. MbaSrah I ani BeeyesassoCiate Fran e5 I 3 htnrv VV azi aii assoclateVEng' 1 1 i I.

1' whtttVsever-th Miss aa Sfl' Afla taa Anita 5 Rose lnotogtca V. Chenpy 3) aare 3 LV 'fl'S Cowsn B91e 1 1Tolen Teacber Miss Teacher Liilln Jackson. Teacher. f-Ailefl I Luc1 4 Mi asNWI SIniJ A 7 li dx 4 Anna' amp secoed G. Lion ncipai.

CtK attttu grade 4- 3f1 MissAnnl. j' Lua gradaMlas elie Qnnn I 5fJ 7fl Ie i1son amsaur 1. PrthcipaI. Prlnclpai. V.

Prlnc pal. Street BatleyVfourth Frthcipal anc 2 tn gra je. V. Principal. A IL 1 1 Ruth Cocks I Douglas.

ors V.nV Voonan. EdQieVBardwitk Jessie A 3- 41 I VVM rade. BetivanDe Avenue etUe Principal. SUett net sr. pr MCGU1Ze5VA Eml1Yt3LflusitAgrads.

3 A A Yera3ack- Mr Strrrt-Frlncipal 3- Principal Strect-Prinelpal Uott fl Josie Webb thiliken A ora vsn. 5ttPrInai. it DessIMMobley asia tintllY Opa a Eeaehers Supernutflerariee-Mtis taU6tIs8 ia bethCates. Idles NEGRoIooLS. as- VrectVPr1neipaL PrinCIpal.

CB Askiw I des. A. b5JI 3 as- a 4 I3 gradeVGlsnnie Mabel V. Suppynuinerarips-OeOrgie ThhI. VVVV fl t.

au 3 Street 7flsv CO1RPWflr anci aintiffVln V. rem JudgmenIaPevcrsed or Judge aged to BORNE TO VVILSON edict iflVtbe ee to I itVs haveconversed come Issted Vth NE VV New n1 topermlt Rooton sand I 1 1 to52 ronoseci tot iit inakeVno rie 1OO. tin es in I and Vk 0 ast IHe I monthVVhe ompanyw1th VV OUA a DrJohn Decatur. JaVA. 4 I ii ather GertrudeMediey.

3 NE schootwag havebeen oO ie J1A thefireva atI school to LAGRANGEGA. Vater stew rds i Ruth I andthe young lnterestlngevents of JBain I o' de- Leon ItaehelFarmer- amongVthe was at afternoon of I Mrs. At Camp. arnl tochildrrn Tuesday MisrVlnez 7P3 Vail trewry lints on tf Ann1eMa- XeWtonand nd Itilar itt 1 Ma nd MeltonCnlerLaIncI Teidence Ms ihel LQ Di A as servcl. LSVOCIAL 4C0Jj 4.

The brnuht Ira- theoccaaion liourCountryclub a 1r. rhelar. gave Ifiases ae- Monday-aft- Miss-Louise I SPCIETYINCOLUMBUSI I 4. TukegeeAla. choatesses- tven ht grandpar nts.

otM1ss l1a Mi deltghtfuliyentertained to' ed uest the tr de- MissNettte forbcrhofle pteasantattalrs sag a th lngchina bovhoodand ilarr C. 4 Dunwodyand V. ra-- o. hougekeeping ag Chestte and daj tie BevUF KirbyPost ernon her her Ettauta ade. 4 Mary-Lee in SteltaThurmond.

Le a NEWJ Sp summer ws homeof Kathryn hermaid a par' Gordes Sea- broolc Miss' Ilaygood GA. aflairsOf theweek ha rlor honor teXI2. atlas aightlparty ate 1- I 1V arr Vhelaxi. heehan. MissGertrude.

EieanorB wi takoplace 2 be Rev. ejr re- llatAtery ster hl hiaigth Fl nigan en- rn rning Miss- andalIss aicKifle DANiELS VZLLE verI ied 31l of er YoungHaryia ofthowedding I of pruti Mtss wa 3lrs. Charles I a V--V.