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CORNER ALABAMA AND BROAD STREETS Capital 50000000 Surplus and Undivided Profits 35000000 Commercial Accounts Solicited 401 Interest compounded twice a year is paid in our SAYINGS DEPARTMENT STEED ATTACKS EARLY PRIMARY Says Plain Things In Withdrawing from Race for School Commissioner. villa Rica. de. April 7. Speclal- In a card Issued today Hon.

E. T. gteted. senator from this district and candidate for state school commls- HON. E.

T. STEED. loner withdraws from the race and refers to the calling of an early prl- mary by the state executive committee as the chief reason for doing so. Mr. Steed states that tide action of the state committee effectually puts him out of th running as It prevents him from making canvass of the state and says some plain things about early primaries.

He intimates that the early primary set for this year was the result of a conspiracy to accomplish his defeat The emphatic manner In which Colonel Steed refers to the state executive committee will be received with more than usual interest. as he wee one of the well-known reform leader In this part of the state in the campaign of two years ago. he then having been elected to' the tat senate on a reform platform. It is butJust to him to say. however.

that he was consistently opposed to early primaries and no one was more surprised than he at the action of the state committee in tailing an. early primary this year. Among other things. Colonel Steed alt in his card Borne months ago. at th earnest.

solicitation of many of my friend to enter the revs for' state school commissioner. I partially yielded to their desire and In a signed statement put tire people on notice or my Intended candidacy. sine which time' the personnel of the office has changed Yr. Merrltt having resigned sad PmfMsor Jere M. Pound for whom I have the hlgh st personal regard appointed a his successor.

Meanwhile th state democratic executive committee hs met and fixed June 4 cc the date for holding the stat primary. This art of the committee precludes the possibility of my making a canvaxs of the state. owln to a previous obligation till May SO principal I cheerfully submit to the decision of th committee on the supposition that there were good reason. for declaring an early primary notwlthstanainr the resolution to th contrary passed et th Macon convention. The restrnatlon of Yr Merrltt was unexpected sod unannounced until the appointment or Mr.

round and its acceptance of the appointment wee. mad. known to th public A I. of undue hat la matter of uch vltai to people of the tat was criticized th. Urn.

by many. Whether or not th criticisms were. Just. th peculiar earmarks attracted attention and comment. This transpiring soon tier th published Statement of my prohablo candidacy led some accomplish my defeat.

Whether this be true or not. Is of no concern to me. Personally rant Yr. Pound every sfbl opportunity to emnnatre his fit. a.

or rtmftne e. for the position which he ew. hoMa by appointment end whenever opportunity 1 BT wntM shall. la the tutors as I have date In II" put. render what std I to better the conditions xltlnA to th eoaSmen schools ct the dote.

NEW AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL Sixth let Institution at Barnes. In De Formally Opened Today. The sixth district agricultural school. located at Barnesvllle will formally open today. and will it is said.

have ft. good attendance. Th delay in open- Ing the school has been due to some difficulty in meeting obligations with the contractors though the latter. it It stated did not object to the opening prior to payment being made. As a.

matter' of tact. the indebtedness has not yet been settled. but arrangements-will be made. it is said as soon the bonds have been validated. With the-opening of the school at BarnNVUle.

only two of the district agricultural schools remain unopened. those at Douglas. In Coffee county. and near Sparta. in Hancock county.

These it I stated. will be open for th coming fall term. Vny otf mom the Yonkars Statesman. Tommle was having his hair cut and the barter got the shears pretty close to the boys head so Tomraie began to cry. fie.

Tommter" are lg mother you don't cry lien I'm cutting you a or pie' Well I do If you cut It too abort. MONEY WAITING BUT NO TAKiRS Central Bank Still Has T2r 000 of First Neal Dividend. There is In the vaults of the Central Bank and Trust Corporation 12000 which is a part of the 20 per cent payment reclnCy made to the Neal bank depositors and for which no checks have been presented. It was three weeks ago that this bank mailed to each or the 9000 depositors checks for their rata share of the first payment. of their deposits.

The sum total of the checks was 1350000. and over. Nearly all of these checks have been returned to the bank for collection either in person or through the clear- Ing house. But 12000 of this sum has never been called for. It Is evident that the ownefs otthe checks are either carrying.

tile checks around In their pockets have lost or destroyed them. In the meanwhile the bank waits and wonders. To have a thousand or so depositors clamor for their money- Is not an unusual event In the country. but to have that many depositors let their funds stay in trust is unusual. to say the least.

Then too there are a number of checks which have never been mailed. Depositors have left their books with this bank to get their 20 per cent payments and have neglected to leave an address. This. too. ties up the syh tern of payments.

The bank officials state that they are anxious to clean up each payment before making another. and for this i reason urge those who have checks to deposit them for collection. and those who have not received them when due to leave their address with the bank. WAITING ON THE COUNTY TO GIVE CENTER LINE" Constractlon of' Brookwood Eaten- lion Held Up Tin Line Is Until the county Authorities furnish V. It Glenn.

manager of street rail- ways of the Georgia Railway and Electric Company. with a center line" for the Peaohtree road. from Brookwood to Buckhead. the work of extending the street car system to the latter point will be delayed. It is necessary that the authorities or the street car company have this Important detail before the work of corurtrucUQn can be.

carried on. It Is by. means of this line that the curves are computed. the grades made and the details carried on. The trolley troup.

those linemen who swing the trolley. have already been at work on the road hanging the wires from pole to pole to carry the overhead trolleys. As soon as this is done. the work of laying the tracks will be taken up and pushed to completion. CANDIDATES IN SCREVEN MUST FEED THE VOTERS Executive Committee Sylvania Meeting Pat.

the Ban on tee' of Wlalak" on Day of Primary Sylvanla. Oa April 7. At a meeting of the democratic. executive committee of Screven county held here yesterday at which a number of the candidates were also present by Invi tUlon. It was decided to begin all over again with the registration lists for the county primary on June 4th.

Inasmuch at the old lists cannot be used for the state primary and both come on the same day. A resolution. was introduced by Col. A. Lovett and unanimously carried.

that any candidate who should use whisky during the campaign for the purpose of securing votes or whose friends with his- knowledge should use It for that purpose. should declared not nominated. should he reciv th highest number of votes. Another resolution was Introduces TH a somewhat Jocular vein but It met with the unanimous endorsement of all present barring the candidates and that was. that the candidates should furnish free dinner for an the voters at the various precincts 16 the county on the day of the primary.

COURT WEEK AT PERRY. Unusual Political Aetivlty tn to. Conty Perry. April 7. CSpeclaD Jud Fetton in his charge to the grand Jury stressed the great Importance of a.

careful investigation into any violations of the state prohibition" law. The court will be occupied this week in the trial Of civil cases. Next ek a heavy criminal docket will perhaps take up the whole week. There are tour murder ca an nelrroe The democratic executive commute met at noon today. Judge R.

N. Holtzclaw was reflected chairman. April 30 is the date fixed for the county primary all county officers anu representatives June 4 for congressman tad state senator. Hon. Dudley M.

Hughes Is er today. MILITARY BUCKLES Something new in silver buckles. A choice new line of silver jewelry just received. New and novel styles in. Hat Pins Belt Buckles.

Card Cases and other articles. Maier Berkele Jewelers 33 WHITEHALL ST REPORT MADE BY WIMBISH Well Ksiwn Attorney Outline tlaeh Mutn MI Be Think Shonk De Made-Hope to Board to Ret ra Deposit. When the irectors of the Atlanta chamber of fcnmerce meet this afternoon at 4 oclik the report or the commW of this body on the subject of gahghmerit taws" will be read and conslired. The report wasritten. at request of the of which E.

C. Calloway chairman by Attorney W. A. Wlmbla of the firm of Wlm- blsh WatkIns Blr It was adopted tthls committee and reported favorably the drectori for their consideration Va action. The report was died for by TV N.

Mitchell of the tranortatlon committee and was brOuhtbout by the act that several corporal have recently been forced to removVhelr funds to cities without the statpa. account of the garnishment laws. It la hoped by the ber of commerce that the present a re vised as to afford rW and allow the corporations to retii their funds to Georgia. Report by Mr. VlbUh.

The report by Mr. jg as follows suggesting some ctitLg which may better conditions I. That before th bond In atLe sad garnishment shall be approved surety shall required to make Iflda JL worth the amount of th bond hl. debts and lets exemptions. I.

That In It cases a. bond I amount sued or shall rwjul th court to which th process hall allow a hood In a smaller defendant to dissolve the garnish be likewise reduced In amount by. ordL hi enact. I That the summons of rarnlshmetvii thaw on its face the amount of to Plar- claim and that the amlsh not rCS to hold a greater sum than such amount. Interest if a liquidated demand.

and nays fees. It sued for. If Interest fI terser. fe are demanded a notice tou etfct should accompany the summons. 4 That before an attachment shall sued and garnishment served the plain or hl attorney shill make affidavit fl In hi opinion tb sum sued for It' unllqulc1 ed.

fairly represents the damage and does not exceed th amount he In O4. faith believes that he Is entitled to recover. II. That upon the trial of th vase the jur1 may find the actual damages sustained th defendant. In the event the plaintiff Shalt tan to recover and also award exemplary damages In any case should the Jury find that the attachment was sued out maliciously or without probable cause or for a grossly excessive amount.

That all suits la foreign attachments aJI to returnable to. the urt In the coon. ty In which th original writ was Issued to which court all subsequent levies of process elsewhere within this state shall returned end finally determined. T. That no attachment shall issue on the ground that the defendant Is a resident or a foreign corporation unless the plaintiff le a bona fid resident or' this state or the Injury occurred or th contract was made or to be performed within this state.

S. That common carriers be exempt rent garnishment as to roods In transit on Its lme but shall not exempt as to read In Its hands at destination. I also suggest rather than recommend that before wlrnlhment shall be Issued the ease should he docketed In the court to which It Is returnable and when the caw Is founded solely upon an untiquldetel demand for no garnishment shall hi Issued except upon approval of the Judge of the court where the ease to pending. conscious that the foregoing report IS neither as nrle nor as thoroughly welt considered as the Importance of the subject de rve I trust however that It will at last afford uJrt1on. which may lead to beneficial correctly.

legislation. ectful- IT submitted. w. A. wnnnsn.

SPEECH BY OVERSTREET. Sylvanla Candidate for Congress Spoke at Weynesboro. Waynuboro. Ga. April 7.

Special" Hon. K. Overstreet. of Sylvanla a candidate for congress from the first district. spoke at the court house In thlt city today on the congressional rac He spoke about an hour-and-a half.

Quite a delegation of Sylvanla and Mlllen people were In attendants upon the speech. The platforms of all the candidates are about the same except on the liq- uor question. Overstreet la a prohibitionist and dealt with this question at length. He read several totters from Congressman Edwards and one from his secretary. His speech was in Una with the others he is making through.

out the district. An Overstreet club was formed after the speech. ROBBED COMMISSARY CARS. Six Small Boys Arrested In Cedartown on Serlona Charge. Cedartown.

Ga. April 7. Special. The commissary cars of tale Central of Georgia railway standing in the aouthern portion of theCentral yards were burglarized late Sunday afternoon. The localofficials got.

wind of it and Policeman Phllpot was detailed on th case and today rounded up six small boys charged with' the offense. At the committal trial this afternoon before Recorder Freeman the youthful offenders were all bound over to. the city court under the. charge of larceny from the. house.

HANCOCK PRIMARY HELD. Will- ReIre as Official Coat to Decide Sheriffs Race. Sparta. Os April 7. Special.

Han cock primary was held today. Incomplete returns from the county precincts give Wiley the lead over Chapman for clerk of court Little for ordinary over Culver and Renee and Lewis for repre sentative over wwick It wm require an official count to determine the successful candidate tar. ah riff. Burwell goes to the senate. Swearing to Excess.

Prom The. Glasgow Time A cricket club- in the south of Soot- land which has evidently found that the use of lurid language- doesn't add to thee amenities of play baa passed th following laws by member sw arln to zceai may I Move' not heard whether. the club committee hayet at definition of moderate sweating. The to tempt to find one tojn t-aU ea js likely to result La language oth polo tai And i-v- te 4 rrfe A v. BIIii ri' fe 2fl ivrV i THE EYE DISCERNMENT And the wisdom of superior clotting is no mo strongly focused than in the Ely Meyer And there is' real joy in neatness style and- feeing Well groomed and' just how to he effect is a question dear to every thinking man.

Not only thee lady but Tpl i. tf. a. The employer Wmi-mmM Tt- A I r-p IV i 2S The customer i The public-- all have their opinion These do more to accent the personality of a naw than all things else. It takes a juldgnlent as- broad as all the' land to make clothing that measures to this high ideal.

Ely Meyer Me C. Simon of Rochester New Ybrfe re day leading the world in this knowledge and their art is eirs by having won it 5 A success justly attainjTSilmit of-a pride thatis- whole- 'A-You'll. fiad it easier and Qothes in a shop lil fitted deal safer to choose your 7iere iil i tf MADDOX BANKING CO. BROAJSrIUUtrS ltal 5ono ooo Surpl sand 10 drnwlngfrom Btl ed. district ean 4l date I Iioner.

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