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Bridge Serifs US. W. E. FOSTERS rMge party yesterday was the fourth In series of similar affairs at which has expressed this summer II. hUpl hospitality.

er home was fresh with roe from ample gardens at out the house. and Sanw was followed by a hot course Sh was delicious. Mrs. Foster being adept in the preparation of dainty prize were of painted china they were won. the sc by Mrs.

llleph flame. ihe second by Mrs. Albert and OH consolation by Mrs. Ed. Van Winkle.

i. Footer wa a charming hostess In iwparin a. lingerie suit. truest. she Invitffl were Mrs.

7. W. Sirs. Rowr Vas Mrs. R.

Ridley. J- Mr ThHrte McGfe' Mr fford ltatctte' Mrs Thomas Daniel. 5s OP mn Mrs. Harvey Phillips ttss Veil Phillip Mr- JoTh Richard- Mrs ltjhr. Mrs.

Boyktn nsor Mrs. Carroll Payne. Mrs. EJ- V. Wnk Mrs.

Fret Patterson. William Kir Mrs. William Pre-- Mrs. J. Walker.

Mrs- Beau. Miss San Mr W. TV Iawklns. Mr G. sb Jr.

CoUjiilu ester A. W. Calhoua. Mrs. Andrew Cal- Sctin Miss Jeanette Swift Sino.

Clau. Buchanan Mrs. Willis Jorrea Mrs. Lela B. Huntley.

Miss Sarah Collier. MS High. Miss Steele. Mrs. John M.

Slaton. Mrs. Hugh witlett. Mrs. Edward Chan IXTlin Mrs.

Robert Wood. Mr Julian Field. Mr' T. R. Felder.

Mrs. J. G. Hot nbeck. Miss Nan Stephens.

Mrs. Mr. Itride. the Misses RrKi Miss Eliza- ts4h Adatr. Mrs.

Frank Pearson Mrs. Joines I okr Jr. Mrs. Albert Cot- lisr Mrs. X.

3. Balk. lli 3 I i a Todd Mrs. Charles King. Mrs.

Eugene Pierce. Mrs. Joseph Rhodes. Mrs. James Crawford.

Mrs. Frank West. Mrs. Ui Stafford. Mrs.

Joseph Ralne. Mrs. Ben Watklna. Mrs. James T.

Williams. Belles and Beaux En Masque. rr HE3 I I brilliant event or the summer months among the young people ho a celebrating the last of ji their vacation days before the return to schools and colleges was the masque hparty given last night by Miss Sllvey Speer In compliment to Miss Julia. How- eU. who will be a student tills year at Sacred Heart convent.

MannaUan- iu4. N. T. The home of Miss Spear. parents.

Mr. Bd Mrs. W. A. Speer.

is one or the Isfgest and handsomest on Peahtree and the grounds belonging to it ar snadous and picturesque. The guests or last night were enter- tamed out or doors and the scene thus presented of one hundred and fifty boys a girls. in gay-colored. fanciful attire. Jj playing games tn the light of myriad lan- terns festooned from the trees.

or 1 ed in merry groups about fruit-decked It punch owls or seated under Japanese I umbreUaa on palm embowered garden chairs enjoying daintily served ices and Other confex tlons wa memorable and beautiful. Miss Aline patters. and Miss Uzzle lghl je Mr and Mrs. SPeer in the reception of he i guests. SCss Speer ad Miss Howell mingling tb guess aol remaining incognito until the general rmasking The party began at the reasonable hour of 7:30.

ani by o'clock the grassy sawn was alive with the spirit incarnate of fairy tales. myths and legends the prince and the shepherdess. clown and the goddess. the chieftain and the nun. the gipsy arid the Rower girl.

mm- Unr In. a wonderland or enjoyment. There was a tower contest during the evening with gold pns for pros ard a grab bag th souvenirs for everybody. while fortune jeers. In cosy corners palms arid towers wove romantic tOt1es about the ooys and girls WOO sought to know their fortune.

At 9:30 el masks were removed. aol refreshments were served In the midst of merriment over surprising identities and after another happy hoar the party was over. The popular young hosts who is a blonde of daintiest type represented Vo- lumbia and she wore a dainty silk rca- turns of red. white. and clue The guest of honor.

Miss Julia Howell represented Starlight anj was lovely to a costume or pink tulle. eml in tar Or silver sequims Amelia Speer was an Ideal flower girt In a. white lace frock embroidered to a. design of nowejg. About her shoulders she wore a.

bog of flowers and the quaint poke bonnet framing her wetty fare. Wit trimmed in flowers. Miss Elizabeth Morgan was a ptctur- que peep. wearing a pink muslin own with parters or flowered muslin. and a poke bonnet trimmed in bowa of pink ribbon.

Kiss Clifford West was an attractive figure In pink domino. Miss Sarah Rawson was Little Red Riding Hood. her costume of red of Ijffetty arid artistic fashion. Miss Jennie fl Harris was a Geisha iCtrl in a Japanese lmona of elaborate and her hall' drea high and orna- with tiny fans. i Ftheiyn Emnwnll was a charming rotation of Dawn wearing a toilet gown spangled in silver tUrs.

AU the flowers were typified by dainty maidens in like costumes. CREAM POWDER 01 JOtQ Ice. Oesa towd anr eec eaa Vaiakerwo i sh2doeia let Oeam and there were peasant and t1trt. and all the charactera toads famous by Mother Ooose rhymes. Among the guests in costume were Mary Taylor.

Swiss peasant Atleen Van I Dyke. pink domino Vernon Stalling blue domino Margaret Armstrong lady bug Oaro Sharp. lady hug Halite Crawford domino Josephine Mobley. id tow domino Uule May Dougherty. fortune teller Urley Brittan.

Indian girt Mamie Goldsmith. colonial dame Laura Cooney autumn Helen Thorn. blue domino Wldreth Smith. Prls- cilia Harriet Calhoun. Folly Carrie Brown.

flower girl Utiian Lagan. but. tErtIy Clark Howell. brownie Bessi la Pope. queen of hearts Mary MeCord Japanese girl Mary Hines.

sunflower Sarah Thweatte a rose Clara Mitchell. golden rod Ullian Johnson. tub toned girl Perrln Xlchorson. Folly Sarah Pope. Dolly.

Varden John 3. Woodslde. Japanese Mary Helen Moody Dutch Irl Annie McKirseey. Car- men Irene Austin. Folly Leman Plie- an.

Zuzu Fred Crandall. Count de Bonl Joe Hook. Ku Klux Dorothy Hebert oolonlel dame Clifford West pink domino Arohtbaih Dovi. domino Marion Crawford. Buster Brown Henry Pee- pies.

Mephistopheles Stuart Wltham Ku Klux George Speer. Ku Klux Mar. tha Francis yellow domino Adeline Thomas. domino Nell Prince. domino Margaret Xortht-n colonial belle Mary Wright.

Japanese girl Idele Kimball. Red Riding Hood Flsle James. Liberty Annie Sykes Rice Indian girl Toplltt Davis. domino Helen Jones and Mig- I non MeCord. twin sisters Isabel Kuhn i Red Riding Hood Henry Kuhn.

dom- no Betty Pfrabody. domino Helen Thorn. Dolly Yarden Sallie Cowl. white roswv. Alice May Freeman Tltanla aura CowleL POW Rosalie Davis Puritan maid Jack Spalding.

red devil. Illuminated Parade. THE picturesque feature of the At' lanta Athletic Cluto regatta at East Lake tomorrow will be the Illuminated parade of canoes In the even- tag a. o'clock. Some two dozen members of the club i are owners of canoes aid most or then will take part.

Au have chosen ludividu- i al designs with which they will light I their graceful craft and all are keeping their ideas a. pet secret. The participation of ladles will add to the beauty of he parade. Among ho owners or canoes are oMeura. Rawsori Collier Y.

1. Hodges R. N. Crunciey Arthur Clarke John Ccrrisan Jr. Howard Geldert Clarllnce Uaverfy.

Hall Miller Robert Ru hton Harold Moore. M. D. Berrten. Russell Compton Will Glenn.

Alec Meyer AT- ttur Howell Carleton Smith. AU yn Haynes Joe Colquitt John Gregory k. i M. Astze George Walker. Dr.

Clinton Haochttt Edward Fortson John Glenn. and Fred hoyt. To Mrs. McCall. yi NAN STEPHENS will sner- IV I tan rnformaUy a bridge Saturday morning in honor of Srrs.

Cay McCall. or Jacksonville. The party will number twelve. Matinee Party. MISS LLLLI TROTTI will entertain at a.

matinee box party at the Casino tomorrow in conipli- noeIll her gust Miss Martha Hill or Ve Point who has been spending several ua wlii Miss Lizzie Lyon. To Miss Hill. I SS LtZiE OX'S card party 1V1 yesterday morning was a pretty i compliment to her guest Mlss Manila Hill. of West Point. Ferns and cut flowers were used In decoration.

and the prizes a made lace handkerchief and a candlestick were won by Miss Dorothy itea bother and Mrs. Thomas Respess. Dainty' refreshments followed tile game of whist. Miss yon and Miss Hill were becomingly gowned in white. both wearing lin.

gene dresses. Miss Stephtns Goes to Columbia. MISS MERLE STEPHENS seas September 12 for New York. where. she wm enter Columbia university for a years course In domestic art and domestic science.

Mt Stephens who is assistant in the manual training department of the public schools In Atlanta and teacher of domestic science in tbe grammer school. has obtained a. years leave of absence' from her duties here. in order to advance and perfect her self along the me she specializes. With the years study' she has enjoyed at Oread Institute Miss Stephens hopes to complete in a year at Columbia the PhB degree in domestic science and tier ambition and ability are such' as to gain the best wishes for her success.

To Miss Palmer. OR. AND MR3. FREDERICK G. HODGSON entertained a party at East Lake Thursday evening 111' honor of their guest.

Mi Georgians Palmer of Elmira N. T. Those who enjoyed the water sports at the lake and dinner afterward. were Mis Palmer. Ml.

tzabeth Gregg Miss Irene Rand. of Pelham Mr. Lewto Gregg. Mr. John Corrigan sr.

end Mr. Sam Silver. Heckle. IX tb presence B. few tnHmao friends Thss Lucile Faith arid Mr.

Walter W. Heckle were united in marriage Thursday afternoon a 80 o'clock. Rev. John E. Brings officiating.

The bride la the beautiful daughter of Mr. and ltrL John Faith. sod a highly accomplished young lady. The groom came to Atlanta from Macon. Ga.

and until recently I been connected with its Daniel Bros. Company. hut now holds a responsible yosTUon with the firm Of Levy A Stanford. Mr. and Mra.

Heckle will at home to their maoey friends at tfc Plaza 286 Peachtree street. Start Ptrty for Mitt Hill. MILDRED HOLLY wm tertUn. at hurls this afternoon I I tzr honor of Miss Martha Hill. of West Point.

the very charming- uest of Miss tjttie yrm. Pink and white wm the color scheme. Invited to meet Miss ill are Misses Caroline Perdue Louise Johnson WzIe Lyon llenrttt Dull. Btitl Mcr ireU. Wlnle Use Harrison.

LilUan. Xkthrcrp Alma durt Lucile Mary Barog buycher Fannie Stewart. Marian Morris Ross. Le Elltelt Marion Wood. IdeQ KlmbaU Mary Anderson Alice MaM Ire.

Cha Champion. Edna Glenn. Claus Johnson Lads Johnson. Eunice Walker. Wtnona Jones.

Clara Brantley. Margutte Miller. Georgia Seine. Annie Lowe. Gertrude Ragsdale Willie Archer.

fra. Charley Boone and Mrs. W. Taylor. At Tallulali.

TsIlutah Lodge. August SO. Special The ladles of the Lodge entertained at I delightful bridge party last evening Tuelday The following were among the Invited guest Mrs. John Cooper. Mrs' C.

D. Gorman Mrs. Somtnerfl.ld- Mrs. Los Hill. Mrs.

B. B. Drake of Atlanta. Mrs. W.

Banks of Titian Mrs. Hewlett and Mrs. Dunn of Savan. nah. iir Barnett of New Orleans.

Misses Erwin of Macon. and Mrs. W. F. Roberts of Falrtmra.

The prize. were painted tan and a silver on-bon box. Delicious refreshments were served Mrs. Roberta acted as hostess. Whist Party.

MISS MARTHA HILL. guest of Miss Llxzle Lyon. was delightfully entertained at. a whist party by her hostess on Thursday morn- tog. Red and white.

the color scheme was carried out In every detail. Miss Hill received In IL very becoming white lingerie gown. Miss Lyon was gowned In a white lingerie suit. Miss Mildred Holley was becomingly dressed in B. white IJnen.

Miss Dorothy Brelten- bucher won the first prize a beautiful made duchess handkerchief. Mrs. Thomas Reaps. won the consolation. The guest of.

honor was presented with a daisy chain. The score cards pen and ink sketches or the Gb on heads were quite an attractive feature of the morn- Ing. Those who were present were Misses Mildred Iloihey Henrietta Dull Lillian Latiirop Be le McDowell Cain- line Perdue. Louise Johnson. Etta Beaumont.

Dorothy Breltenbucher Lu- ctle Strirkland Marguerite Miller. Clara Brentley Alma Curtis. TSnsley Winston. Janet Houseby. of West Point Marion Morris Mary Lou Klllam.

Fanny Stew. art Mrs. Thomas Respess. Watermelon Party. THE watermelon party given by Mica Annie Turner at her home Tuesday evening was a very en.

joyable affair. the guests including Mr. and Mr Wesley Brownlee Mrs. 3. E.

Yarbrough. Mrs. P. Tithe. Miss Allne Tllden.

Miss Marjotta hildJ. Miss Ruth Fowler. Miss I Leola Williams. Miss Mary of Ylnlnf" Miss Jlmmle Irvin Miss Gertrude Adams. Miss Ada Tur.

ner. Mr. Larkin Bilker. Mr. John Moore.

Mr. Paul Emory. Mr. R. M.

Berry. Mr Fro Phillip Mr. Bob Brooks. Mr. Guy olemen Mr.

A. S. Tutglp Mr. Water Welkin Mr. Robert Turner.

Meetings. The Primary rnlon will meet Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the First Meth. odIt church. Devotional exercises by Mrs. Roger William.

ninth command rrient. by Mr 7. E. Kl er primary tee- son with blackboard Illustration by Ml Florence Smith. An primary and Junior teachers are cordially Invited.

The Agnes Scott Alumnae Amocdatlon will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock with Ml I Joule Scott. on CandlPT street. In Decatur. The board of managers or the Atlanta Ctspter Daughters of the American Rev. option will meet Saturday afternoon.

September I. at o'clock. with the rhair. roan. Mr David Woodward.

655 Peach- ties street. Social Items. Mss SusIe Clark Pound. of Galne vl11 Florida one of the mot charming- young ladies or the state is to the city visiting Ml. Hsttl Pound.

12 Crew street. Miss Pound graduated from trenau It few months go with the highest honors and Is now the recipient rid Pr social attention the acquaintance and the friends of her Atlanta relatives ran render. She will be In Atlanta several weeks yet. Mss Llxile Pound. daughter of Hon.

T. Pound. of Birmingham. Is now the guest of her cousin. Miss list- tie May Pound.

112 Crew street. The fair Alabamian has splendid voice. having received her training from th best masters in the south. She will be In the city for the next two or three weeks. Mrs.

Cay McCall. of Jacksonville. arrives today to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Logan.

Miss Susie Battle has returned from New York. Mr. an Mrs. S. T.

Topper and children are expected home today front North Carolina. MI. Ruth twill has returned from New York. Mr. and Mr W.

H. Mason. of New York. whi. have the guests of Mrs.

C. Venahle. at Stone Mountain re turned home yesterday. Mrs. Kathertne Abbott.

send Miss Laura Lee Cooey have returned from Chicago. Jeannette Swift entertained in formally at supper Tuesday night for Mr Pied G. Kodgnon send her guest. Miss Palmer of Elmira N. T.

Mr Thompson B. French has returned home setter her extensive trip east. Mr Montgomery PranrO an children have returned from ft six weeks' visit at Flat hock. N. C.

Mrs. Dsiey Mickey. of Macon. ha n' spending several days with Mrs. John 3.

Lynch. Mrs. Fred O. son and her truest Palmer. of KImire N.

T. leave to day for the north. Mr. Paul Boon an is resting welt set St. Joseph's Infirmary after a sMfnt operation on Ms knee.

The friends of Miss Rosalie Elliott wm regret to learn that sits Is in with typhoid fewer her Mme on Jackson street. Mr. and Mrs. I. B.

Eubanke have returned from a trip to Washington New York and ill. Mr. and Mrs Frank Lovette announce the birth a daughter. Mr. and Mts C.

R. Nornmndf end children have returned horn Clayton. Mrs. Charles V. Hill left' yesterday for Tennessee.

DT. end Mr W. S. Kendrick the city today from a two weeks Yllllt north. lire.

Garnet R. Konnally naa returned home. Rev. C. P.

Bridwefl raster of tilt First' Preabytsrian church he. returned from Boston where. he spent his. urn mu vacation. Mr.

end Mm Joseph Regensteln have returned from AUantlo City. nd New Save 1 4 On Wearing Apparel from head to foot by coming today or tomorrow. Our MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE closes. tomorrow at 9 P. M.

If you would save as per unto on the original low prices of our fine Suits and odd Trousers for Men also on liens Negligee Shirts and Underwear come before this sale is ended. Parents will do well to pur. chase School and Wash Suits NOW. We save them age on every dollar. Don't wait until It Is too late.

EISEMAN WElt I Whitehall St. A way to look Young. No uncertainty no long waiting for results. Apply Hagans Magnolia Balm to your face and you'll have a smooth girlish complexion. It is a delicately perfnmed liquid which puts youthful beauty where signs of age begin to ap pear.

Clears the skin of freckles pimples sallowness and other blemishes. the convention of the International Ly. ceum Association which meets there at the cnautauqua next week. Win thtn Join a cruising party up throupn the great ake into Canada before returning. Major 1.

P. Hanson of Macon. Os. at Karlsbad with Mr. and Mrs.

J. D. Uttle. GAB MEN' MAKE OFFER. Frisco Strikers Send Proportion to Railway Company.

San Francisco. August 30. Shortly before midnight President Cornelius of the union issued a statement containing a proposition for the settlement of the street railway trouble. in which he recedes somewhat from his former position. In this statement Cornelius says that the carmen will return to work with the understanding that they receive 300 a.

day ansithat the number of hours which shall constitute a day and alt other questions between the men and the company shall be left to a Joint arbitration committee for settlement. The work of preparing the principal car barns for the housing of the strikebreakers who are to reach here Satur. day. Is being pushed rapidly. PRATER ASKS INJUNCTION.

Petitioner Who Runs Cigar Store Alleges R. 3. Park Has Broken Contract. V. 3.

Prater a bill for injunction and damages against R. 3. Park in th superior ouTt yesterday morning. Prater allege that the first of last June Park obtained possession of a three-story building at No. 35 Marietta Street.

and Induced Prater to buy out the cigar tore conducted there the stairway lead. log to VIse second floor or the building forming at that time. part of the cigar store. Prater avers that Park agreed to make certain changes In the cigar store furnishing him with more apace and giving him an option on a lease or that portion of the premises for three and a. half years at rnsxlmurn rent of 75 per month that subsequently Park obtained We opportunity of leasing he whole building to greater advantage.

and. on July 18 gave Prater sixty days notice to vacate the premises. la default of which he would toe evicted by law. Prater charges that this a. breach of contract.

damaging him to the extent of 100 per month. which for a urace of the years. would amount to 56000 for which sum ice sues also for an in junction to compel Park to carry out hit. contract. Judge Pendleton granted an order requiring Part to preserve the status quo until a tog could be had on September 8.

Claude 3. Smith and James Key represent the petitioner. T. Andre Appointed. Macon Ga.

August 30. 30. I. Andress has been appointed soliciting freight agent of the Georgia Southern and Florida railway with offices In Jacksonville. The appointment has been confirmed Vice President Parrott.

and will take effect immediately. E. W. Sears of the force. wilt be transferred to Ma.

con. MATTRESSES made new. best work all grades ticking. Imperial edge work. our specialty.

We send for and deliver orders same day. i ATLANTA MATTRESS CO. Houston and Piedmont. Both phonea 4847. Diamonds Diamonds which 1117 well stand on their own worth ar the claw ft tton handle.

end we enjoy thus lh moat Kttlvwlv' class of patrontgs. Davis Freeman Wv WINS HIS RACE South Carolinas New Adjutant General a Former Resident or Atlanta. It I Interesting to note how wsl1 Georgians are doing In other states. ttntkm has Jus beets called to the else. floss of Henry Gray.

a former wen-known Atlantan. as lieutenant governor of Alabama Now cornea newt of the nomination of Colonel J. C. Boyd. of Greenville S.

C. formerly of Atlanta a adjutant general of South Carolina In the recent state primary. It was a splendid victory a he not only received an overwhelming- plurality. but carried hi. opponents home county.

This a well deserved oompii. from the voters of South Carolina to Colonel Boyd who has long been prominently identified with the state nit- Wtla arid 1 one of the most progressive men of the state. Colonel Boyd 1 a brother or Mr E. V. Wyatt and captain V.

H. Boyd. of Atlanta. and was one time In business here In the firm of Boyd Brumby. He la well known to all the older resident of Atlanta.

WASHINGTON' SEMINARY. Its Primary Department. The primary department of Washington Seminary. beginning with the ftrlt grade la well equipped to lay a thorough foundation In the elementary branches of study. The teacher in charge Is a graduate of Qeongla Normal School at Athens and has taken special training In tile Chicago Normal School and her tn instruction in primary work Is based on the most modern and approved methods.

Above the third the departmental sstem used whereby the children are taught the various subjects by teachers who are specialists In those branches. The keynote of the work. Is Individual attention to each pupil. made possible by dividing all classes Into small section ft abouj ten pupils to the class. Price of tuitIJn 4000 for the nine months.

For full particulars and catalogue address Principals Washington Seminary. Atlanta or telephone 847 North. TALKED WITH STEAMSHIP. De Porrest Wireless Telegraph Company of Atlanta Made Splendid Test Wednesday Night. We had e.

splendid test of our newly' Installed wirelors station Wednesday night. said Captain K. S. Finch. district manager of the Derorrest Wire.

less Telegraph Company whose local station toss but recently been completed on the top of the Candler building the operating office being on the seyteenth floor. We exchanged compliments with' the New Orleans station about miles distant and also talked with Charleston S. C. We were surprised to find ourselves In communication with the Ocean Steamship Company's liner the City of Columbus which we. at ea about 400 miles from our station.

Nearly alt the Ocean Steamship Com" party's steamships are equipped with the DeForvest wireless system. and real. dents of Atlanta will soon able to communicate with relative. end friends at sea. en route to either Savannah or New York.

IN THE COURTS Sensational sic the charges made by Mss BailIe Crutchfleld In her suit for dl filed yesterday In the superior court against her husband 3 H. Crutchfleld. Mrs. Crutchfleld alleges In substance that her husband has treated hr with such cruelty that she cannot safely live with him. She recites specific acts of violence against her person toy Mr.

Crutchtleld asserting' that at one time he put her head in In in the parlance of the ring which la to say that he caught her head under iris arm and preceded to strike hr with his tit upon the back of the head. Mrs. Crutfhfleld alleges In her petition that he and her husband were married December 18. 1891. and lived together as man and wife until Jung 12.

1908 at which time his cruelty to her caused her to leave him. with regard to which she makes the following charge That prior to her quitting him along about June II. tile said S. H. CrutchfleJd undertook to gouge out her eyes and threatened to kill her.

Before leaving her. as aforesaid the said J. H. Crutchfield kicked her. placed her head under ht.

arm and beat her on the back of the head. That he cursed her night and day. using vulgar' and obscene language with regard to her. and threatened and un. dertook to beat her brains out with a baseball bat.

She further avers that she WM Induced to return to him reel leaving him on June 2. under the solemn promise that he would thereafter treat her properly and affectionately as a wife should be treated but that shortly after her return to him he again threatened to km her with a baseball bat choked her cut up her clothes kicked her and put her head under his arn a4 her. Because of this alleged Ill treatment. Mrs. Crutchfleld UN for total divot further stating that two boys aged and It years are.

the Issue of the mar. nags. Rosier ft Brandon represent Mrs. Crutchfleld. Mrs.

Alice Conrad itadley through her attorney Madison Den. filed suit for total divorce yesterday In the superior court sgalns her husband. Roy Medley charging cruel treatment. Mrs. Hadley alleges that her husbands treatment of her has made her life one of torture and misery that its used In.

decent language tor presence. struck her tins. and again- jeopirdizing her life that has failed to support her since November 1505 at which time he de let her. just prior to which truck tin a blow In jibe face which left a permanent scar. Mrs.

Hadtey further charges that her husband often threatened to take her life. and that lit his fits of rate he endeavored to tear up her clothing falling the while to support her and their year-old child. necesiltattutg her to work for their support and to receive assist- anee from her relatives. Bh asks a toted divorce the custody of her child and temporary and permanent alimony. sirs.

B. 7. Turnell through her at. torn ejrr MaJJlaon Bell. Died suit for' di ant yesterday against her husband.

C. PV Tu sU She alleges that they' Were married la March 1101 la Decatur. JM- moved her hatband fr s1 a Whitehall Street Bar. laprssaioa UktV th tMr In uwj a a day. Other' Dental Work at LOW PRICES.

Painless Extraction a DIAMOND SUGGESTION. Its remarkable how many people era taking advantage of our partial par-7 merit plan of selling diamonds. There's nothing complicated about tC" and any one can see at a glance that its a good Investment. EUGENE V. HAYNES CO.

THE DIAMOND PALACE. 37 WHITEHALL ST. Atlanta College of Pharmacy One of the Largest and Bet Patronized Colleges of Pharmacy in the United States. We have a greater demand for our graduates than we can supply. Address Dr.

George T. Payne PluG. Dean. 43 2 Whitehall St. Atlanta Ga.

Jackson Hill Home School aao IM. t3oul9vrd. Flub fen op nm Spfmbr 3. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES. Individual Instruction elective sysfem offered nOr mat progress allowed.

pupils coached fo Grammar and High Schools develop- ment of the mental moral and physical Capacities of its pupils. Music under ol rectlon Professor y. F. Clark. IONEN CLARK Principal.

JT A 7 Li XV SLf 1 1 xY GZORG A COLLEGE and Conservatory TwoKpmelB traSioMmmdnaMau ta aK. The CoHt fISiwI hit cam literature telenet 4ntf sebjerts findly of 25 wtii-eteIped laboratories. The eaten Hay- offers best sdsatags ta la nute etoeatlat arU weta mane sad training cltssei forXtafc TeKttOi Si triaooa to ip ortaa besutifl merest has to tt xnrtb Br bad 27 boarders last leprtsratlDZ states. Butniful bsiidiags Ideal loottoa. Aktcode 1 400 ran A.

W. VAN. HOOSS or H. 3. PEARCE.

AjsociaU Pmident Washington Seminary North AvmA aad PSClitcs Strst ATLANTA roc girls ad young Is41 s. Board tag rt ant tctly limited 1 sovi4e r0a 4 hss llf Classes divided la to sections iTtmLzs tout ten jmwti to secur personal lnstruotl a. Tsonilty of 5ght a ooUsf grdns1. TltDMT academic. cotle pr Kt rr musle art uv9 steoctlan.

0 rtl3atts tsll Vtvcsar. sl 7. sta CetsIosss on roUoetloa to Phont 647 North. EMRIA B. SCOTT MUST GIVE FULL WEIGHT.

Chicago Packers Threatened With Prosecution. Chicago. August 30. City Sealer JosepH Greln. In who department Is the supervision of weights and measures.

today Is sued an ultimatum to the packers at the stocX yards. butter factories and wholesale and retail dealers In lard and but- ter. declaring that the public must be given full weight In all packlngs of lard and butter. or the city will prosecute them in hundreds of cases In which it has secured evidence against them. The ordinance calls for a- fine of 100 on every package of lard or butter In whir the weight is and the sealer de.

elated that he wouldglve the dealers and makers or lard and butter until ext Tuesday to repack. all the packages in their possession. If they are riot repacked by that time he will proceed against tie dealers. Vice President Speaks on Osawat- otnte Battlefield. Owawatomle.

Kans. August 30. Here today on the battte field Wbere half a century ago the first armed conflict over the slavery question took place. Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks delivered a tlrrlg ddre to 0000 people.

The occasion was the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary or the battle of Osa- watomle. In which John Brown was a central figure. Mr. Fairbanks was given a rousing reception at the train upon his arrival trortf the east. He was escorted to the Masonic temple where a.

reception wa held and later an excursion was made to the state institution. After luncheon he was escorted by two compa' nles of cavalry to the famous battle ground. There a military salute was fired in his honor and he was cheered by the crowds. On the stand with the vice president were Governor E. W.

Hoch United States Senators Long and Benson and several other prominent Kansans. BXRTILLION Identification System to Tried at Posts. Wa hlngton August 30. Forty officers from vat-miss army posts throughout the eastern part' of the United States will' be ordered to the way department In Washington ip a short time for in- trutIon in taking finger prints and photography. preparatory to crying out the new identification plans of the army.

It Is the purpose of the de pectment to have at least one man at every post who Is families' with the finger print and photographic work. One squad of men has already trained In this work. The men detailed to Washington will remain here aleout week. 75 PEAOHTRE ST. Nathans Home Bakery and' Vienna Cafe.

IOHT LUNCHES Bred Cakes les sad PWj Dally. At. Phone 1886. Bell Phone 1438. Mrs Rosa P.

Monnish IL D. D. W. A. Monalsh will rjturn from Trlnce Edwards Island and Nova Scotia September 1 Offleei residence.

4 Peaehtree street. Atlanta. Hoi Cakes and Heney FOIt 10 CENTS" WILSON COLLEGE FOR WOMEN la the bmtifal' CotBtMrlaed TJ y. Coorna tug to degres of A. B.

sad If B. tlaazes. Mail. Art. A Boat excellent faddtj.

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