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TIlE TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF BAPTIST TABERNACLE CELEBRA TED ON SUNDAY Many Services Held in the Church in Commemoration of the Event Dr. Len G. Broughton Preaches Instructive Sermon. I If5 rft rho tenth anniversary of the Tabernacle Baptist church. of which Dr.

Len O. Broughton Is the pistor was cele. brated yesterday at th tabernacle with exercises which lasted through the day. The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion and at all the services the. building was packed and large numbers of friend or the Institution were unable to gain admittance.

The program began with the Sunday school exercise a number of the members making Interesting addresses on the. work accomplished by the School. A special song service. the children was also held. it II o'clock Dr.

Len G. Broughton delivered hi anniversary sermon which was followed by the celebration of the sacrament. At the evening hour Dr. Broughton made hi anniversary address. The officers of the church Were seated on the pulpit platform.

Seats were reserved for the young ladles and the nurses of the Infirmary. Dr. Drovgktoes Ser-a. Dr. Broughtons sermon reviewing the work of the tabernacle in full Is II follows Text hath the Lord helped us" rSam.

vii 12. As many of you know today Is the tenth anniversary of our tabernacle work. and in thinking over the goodness of God to us during this time. I have felt It proper to celebrate the day by giving a review of some of our ups and downs during this time. It was.

eleven years ago today that I came to this city" as pastor of what was known as the Third Baptist church on Jones avenue now the Jones Avenue Baptist church. My coming was a little peculiar. I had previous to this conducted a three weeks' evan. fgellsUc meeting under the. auspices of the Baptist churches of this city.

The meetings wero held first In the Second Baptist church with Dr. Henry McDonald I pastor. and then the First Baptist church. with Dr. W.

W. Lan- drum as pastor. During that meeting I tell greatly In love with Atlanta. I saw its prospects that It was destined to be the metropolis of the southern states. And having In my mind certain flied conceptions about church- work and methods.

and desiring an opportunity where these conceptions could best hear fruit. I decided that. If th way opened for me to come to Atlanta I was coming. Not a great while after this. the Third Baptist Church pastorate was va nt and I received a call to become the pastor.

At the time of the call I was engaged in eang tlc meetings In Memphis. Tenu. I at once informed the church that I would come by Atlanta on my way to Roanoke. Va. where I was pastor of the Calvary Baptist church.

and have a conference with the representatives of the church rela- XItThe conference was held In a room at the Klmball house and a downor ore men selected by the church met tn and we talked over- the whole sit- Satlon My proposition to them was that I would consider their call. provided they would agree that so soon aiT the location of the church proved adequate to the tine of work that I had in mind. they would with me near the center of toe city and build a tabernacle of sufficient size and char- acterto do the work. This was agreed and the first Sunday in January. WOewith my church In Roanoke pressing roe to remain.

and a committee aStr M1 lWTta church here offered me I sent to the COnflWons agrupon Vndav my pastorate Ute first Sunday March. Tke Work Begun. Prom the very first service held In the old church to tire last proved JU4 nuate to accommodate the crowds of people that gathered. Ottentlme we were forced to turn away a great manymore than we could accommodate this too. to lte of the fact Sat the building was one of the la st in the thy.

Besides. It was soon llsed that the location was Inadequate for the work that we hid In 4nd. Consequently In. about six months we began the consideration of ySrtesTlon ff moving. The present 4 site of the tabernacle was the we could then see.

and wedeclded to Purchase and begin work at once upon the new tabernacle The church at that time wa very poor In this worlds ooda. Some of Ui i I roret the awful rainy day that we tramped arotod trying upwf- relent money with which to make the first payment on. the. ground. Most of uThad to borrow what we subscribed.

at we d5 not have that much money St our command. About this time an opposition ve- went sprang up in the church. About l' ha Lot old membership opposing theinovemetit. tX the Old tiuartert under the ameot the Jones Avenue Baptttt etourclu B. were deterred from our undertak- lug- believing- that it was of God.

When the contract for the. new tabernacle was let there was ndt one. pSnr In. light with which to fflaM ttie SayffientaTand my a small amount had been said upon the ground. Think- at that undertaking A small bead of men and women.

without SraMfl artoltbs dtv and projecting such an entetpnse. erecting- AVttUdingv three thousand people and not peony sigtt- A Jt look back oyer It today I am nased St our dtfhg. Sunday In Marctj we enter. the- i wTabecn cte and having failed to secure th noavagr ixm to Breach- flhsropfcntnc sermon. I preached it remember very wen the atrenoauaneae the occasions Our per- noneac seats had not arrived lad we- had to riot chalravt seat the building.

sad many oC us worked practically all the baUdtn 14 order. Sunday tnArnlngr at 0 o'clock. the first Sunday school service was held. We had present ins. Including of fkers.

teachers and scholars It looked almost like child a play to see such a small band In such a large building At II o'clock when the first sermon was preached the house was full and I preached from the text And I. If I be lifted up from the earth. will draw all men unto Me. a sermon bad never preached before and hav never preached since. The occasion bas.

somehow never presented Itself when I could again deal with that text I flball never forget the feeling Chat I bad that morning Some of you will recall- my. reference to It. I felt that we were wholly In the hand- of Ood to do His bidding and that we would necessarily have to pass through great trials and tribulations that the work that we had Set out. to do was to a great extent. new and novel In this community.

But I felt sure cit success. because the little band associated with me was so. faith- Sul. I do not believe that their superior in this respect has ever been found and too I believed that the conception that we had for the Christian church was of God and. therefore.

bound- to succeed. My prophecy that morning- has been realjed at least. in some respects. Surely no people ever passed through great" er trial than we have had. The corn- rrrunty understood our financial condition and our lack of experience in promoting such an enterprise ana many prophecies were made of failure Some prophesied that It would not be six months before the building would he ed as a livery stable others thought It- perhaps would be bought for a stating rink or a dance hall Very few.

if any outside of our own little optimistic band gave us a word of encouragement. but we pressed ahead sacrificing at every point many doing without the necessities of life until today by the blessing of God we are what we are. The Onward Muck. Prom the day that we entered the building until the present there has been an onward rnarch. Twice we have enlarged and 0 rwUe Improved the Tabernacle.

property. Through the generous gift of Dr. II. Low. who had become a member of our church.

and who i now in the glory we were en abled to build our Sunday school annex. During these ten years we- have re ceved into the church 3914 members. a record which we feel has not been surpassed by any church in all this land. Our Sunday school has gone from inn to I 500 Our financial receipts for all the various departments of the church during this time has been $413022 70 Most of this has come through the gifts of. the church and the friends that it has made In.

various parts of the world. while a great deal has come from the direct pay departments of our various Institutions Our responsibilities havelBcreaed until now it takes 70000 to run the different departments of the work for a year. Instead of the pastor attempting to do the work as in the beginning now the staff of paid workers associated with him numbers thirteen. This includes the workers In the church proper and also the various institutions of the church. The congregations of the church have remained universally the largest in all this country.

Recently a man who has traveled all over the United States and carefully studied church conditions has said that the Tabernacle maintains the largest regular congregations of any church Im Anverica This is phenomenal especially' when It 1 remembered that the pastor has been away from the church so much of the time engaging In work in various parts or the world. It Is not strange for so large a congregation to be held together for special services by special attractions but to find a permanent gathering of ten years' standing as large as we hay at the Tabernacle is nothing short of a wonder. The Original Conception. 1 hays already referred to the conception which led to the undertaking of our Tabernacle work. I feel that perhaps It would be Interesting to know Just what that conception To um it up in a single sentence it was this that the church of Jesus Christ should undertake in Ins name to supply every human need.

With this idea to view. we plunged in to tort what La known as an institutional church. Our first la stltution planned was the March Biwe conference and school of method This was Inaugurated on the day that1 we Tea tend the Tabernacle JSd last5d ftei" digs and every March a time this conference has wSh Mr. 5t ft t011 was planned Mm rMti SodyJllmielf. to the Murray Hi ThKT fc er ueo.

The marvelous success of our ms an have now in my from one of the you. do uothIn els but fuanis to this country that Bible conference Tea ye r. you will do wortcfargrWu it and perhaps- more than I am. but. nevertheless does any.

of us good to have such word of appreciation. Following outpour IdeaV of the church we haver from time to time. gone into every section of the with missions night schoolaour tent house- BjsMl" rn ate. twla JJl tvarr way possible to take the gospel to the needy. Tke Tatoraade Sven yean ago we began- our Tab.

infirmary. felt need or furnishing the community with aT Christian hospital a hospital where the aide could be cared for In the name- of Christ. It was the frist Chris hospital In the south. To be rare it lied a small. beginning.

us all. the rest of oar wprk has had. but today we point with pride to our. new and splendidly equipped infirmary costing more than tto000. With' a corps of consecrated Christian officers and a faithful band of from' twenty-five to thirty nurses.

We are. proud of this Institution. To me personally It la a delight. Having been trained as physician and leaving that profession to enter the ministry I thank God for this opportunity to express myself in the line of my. training only to da It wholly in the name of Christ.

We also point with pride to our young ladles' dormitory an instttu. tlon blessed of God la ways that the world will never know anything about. Here furnish a Christian home with regular religious exercises to young women who are boarding in the city. It Is in sense a rescue home It works upon a higher- principle than that the principle of prevention rather. than rescue.

It re quires a good character to begin with. and a good character maintained In. order to be a member of this family. Something over two thousand young women nave passed through. this in stitution and received Its blessing since Its beginning.

In addition to these- large lustltu- tons connected with the' work a number of smaller enterprises and Institu tlons are carried on beside the regular work of the church Itself such as is found In any well church. In this way we have done it least something In the way of carrying out the original conception that' we had of the- church. namely that It should as far as possible. supply every human need. Tuckllag- Public Questions.

It Is known generally that out" position has always been one of straightforwardness. that th church should have definite convictions with reference to all questions to which a moral principle is Involved. and that we should not hesitate to express ourselves. This we. have tried to adhere to and In so doing we have made a.

great many enemies well as friends. One of the first fights that. we made was in behalf of the transfer system Oft the street railway. At that time there. was no suck thing as transfers In.

Atlanta. The poor people who had to Wl the street cars most were forced to pay straight fare' every time th changed cars. We saw that to be a hardship. an injustice and so made a public fight against It. Some of the papers now so friendly to us.

came out edlto- rtally and crttlciBed us for prostituting the pulpit to deal with purely secular matters that were other peoples business I am not saying that we had anything to do with our present magnificent. transfer system. but I do say that we were- the first on the band wagon when the band began to play. Another fight that' I recall with a. neat deal or pride la the one that we made against the lowdown dance halls In the city.

With. a policeman I went incognito and visited these dives and then came out in the pulpit and de mended their suppression. Again we were criticised for out methods but thank God. there Is no such thing as a. public dance hall of this character In the city today nor hem there bean one- for a long time.

Again there was our fight against pool selling on. horse races which was tolerated at that time over the city. I do not know the number of those planes that we had here at that time. I became Impressed that I should give my strength to breaking up that iniquitous species of gambling and so went Incognito through- these places. I wanted to get sufficient evidence.

remember very well meeting a certain. preacher who lived here at that time and telling him of my. project. He begged me- for tn sake or the dignity of my position tot to do it But I proceeded and the first person that I saw that I recognized was tM year son of that preacher. losing all his money while under the influence of strong drink.

After I had come away I went to. that boys father and told him bout It and 1 shall never forget how he laid his heed on my shoulder and wept caving Go ahead In that work. I pray God to forgive me for trying to Interfere with you. You- see. it was Quite another thlnar when his own boy was involved.

That is the trouble with the majority of us today There la no great sorrow so long as it Is ih other that hurt. This fight alnst selling was a cng and tedious one But you know the situation today. Long ago sell ngi wa put out of the city. and now It S. out of me tt at well.

On the same line was the fight made against the buoketshop system of wrniWhyr the speculation on futures. and now that is a thing of the put. Burned In Xfll Perhaps one of OUT most i eatlonal battle was waged over the lynching question. Sonic of you will recall It. A negTO brute.

after committing one of the most dastardly crimes ever committed in this or other states. was caught and burned on Sunday afternoon about 35. miles from the City and two long excursion trains putted out from our depot In the afternoon to carry the crowd 1 at wanted to ee the burning That night. In the Tabernacle. I paid my respects to the railroads fur running the trains.

to the city for allow- ng them to run. to the newspapers for T' out extras with a sensational write-up of the whole transaction and the state authorities for not at tempting to interfere in this species of savagery. It made a treat stir a nesi her of people arose In the midst of my remarks and started to Ute door and I called upon the ushers to-lock the doors anti bring the keys to me. declaring that I had a right to speak my convictions and to demand courteous behavior That night our Tabernacle was vandalized by certain hoodlums to Who" their contempt tot our position There was a great stir ttirougfoout the country by reason of it au. and were censured almost universally by the press.

But few pl have ever known how we were- made to suffer My wKe at. that time was sick and the mail brought me a box which was opened In her presence. It contained charred bone and flesh of the burned negro with a letter the nature of which I could' not and would not repeat. This was not all In two' places in this city at that time I was burnt In eSlgy. Of course.

this was done by the lowest scum of our The good people so largely- In the majority had nothing to do with It and In no sense sympathized with It. But thank God. that is all in the past. Today there Is not a newspaper in this country that otoe not we Its strength to the condemnation of. lynching in any form.

Another part of our fight has been in favor of municipal purity. We have stood from first to last in favor of dean moral municipal administration. What we have done along that line' is too fresh In the memory of ill to need to can for comment. Th rubo generally knows our convictions sod th voice of the ballot box. he.

Indorsed out" position. Of course. we have made a treat many enemies along this line of Mnle. There are men today whowoold gladly do us any hurt by reason or our position. but what we have done II Seen done with a sense or' duty impelling us and we have nothing to regret to an the strttgcUa Assssited ii Mini times have been la Jeopardy.

AS sects of threats have been made. Some of you will recall how one Wednesday night while conducting our prayer meeting a rook was thrown through tfi window from my Back just missing my head. and striking a post. It was thrown with such force that. the rock was sli4sbed when It.

hit the post. Had it bit my head itwould havo killed me Instantly. 1 have mentioned these thlngs for the purpose of showing something ipf the struggles that we have passed through In the days thaqle tar behind ON LSTRUN FOR VIE" AS TOLD BX ATLANTA BOY The following interesting letter hat been received in Atlanta. from. B.

Gentle Of the U. S. Virginia son of Mr. andturs. C.

Gentle. ISO Curran street and well known in At. rts ashore. a fleet March On the Uth ot December. 1907 the re Attantlc fleet of UU a bttlc Wpi steamed out of Hampton Boads on the greatest longest trip known in naval ht torr.

In charge of this fltxt was the great admiral. Robert D. Evans better known a Fighting Bob. i myselt WM with the fleet and I am also glad that I was. for.

St has been a great pleasure trip' to me and. to' all that are with tba fleet. Oar first run woe from Hampton Roads' to Trinidad. South America. Trinidad an Island to to England.

Here we had a. good time- playing pin' suc ball. football and other sports The people of Trinidad had In which to entertain the sail- ors. They had horaa racing and other sports which we enjoyed very much. We spent six daya In this port.

In which we coaled ship and took on stores. Cht1lltmU day found a in this port. We had a joyous good time on this day. had a big turkey dinner. and au that Is nIce to eat.

As il said before. we had happy time. but not a happy the Christmas before- I was theft at home With my loved ones and the girl love beet. Asekors la Pie Harbor. The fleet left Trinidad on the lit of January 1908 for Rio de Janeiro.

Brazil. We had a fln trip of. twelve days over. the deep blue- see. which was very calm and smooth.

The weather became warmer the nearer we' approached Rio. On' the twelfth day. early la the morning land. was sighted and before noon we had dropped anchor In the harbor of Rio. As soon I the ships Were all anchored some began to coal ship others sent men ashore on liberty to see the pretty city and to enjoy themselves as they chose.

Several of my shipmates and myself made a. pleasure trip up Into the mountains. It was I a miles from the city to the place we ere going. We rode a street tar partW the way. the other we rode on.

an Incline When we reach. Id our stopping place found dinner awaHfngwT We certainly enjoyed our dinner for we were tired and hungry. We spent the whole day a Ln0.m ourselves in many ways. We had a Jolly time on our way back. We stopped in the city to buy souvenirs and post cards to send to our' loved ones at home.

After this we made for our wua rSnrAery small and not much to see. We fpenfmSt of our time In buying This was done several time. until he was quite' tired. tnen beiweea whe had target practice other drills. Our ship.

the tentton for wide prohibition and many other movements for the our. society and the betterment of our country. Of these' things I need not urrpe tttlen. are In the put They occurred in the earlier days of our woi and as God is my witness mere today In my heart a single feeling or resentment against any man or set or men that had any part In theta. During all the years we have had our friend as well as our enemies.

I do' not belleve that any man or movement ever had truer or nobler support ers than God has given me. both. at home and abroad. There has been the church. which has.

always been loyal and true. To be sure like any other movement. It will now and then have Internal differences and dissensions. We have not Ibeefi exempt from- these but having a fixed. conviction end pressing ward its fulfillment we have gone steadily ahead.

Until today the sky is brighter than we have ever known It. Praise for Helpers. I do not reel like I. could close this address without lying expression concerning some of the- agencies that have aided us In the accomplishment of our work. I must mention.

the faithful sop- port and operation of my official board. To be sure. we have had at times differences of opinions but most beautifully have we blended together. The work. that we have done could not.

have been done had not been ton such loyal support. The women of our church have played no small part in our ac eompuahmenta eo true so willing have they ever been to spend and be spent to carry out- the slightest wish that we have made known. I have never known such a band. Then too I feel that I want to go down In our history the name of at- least one man. not a member of our church who at time time when we were building our Tabernacle and had to nave help or give op came to our res' cue and made it possible for us to borrow 11000 from one of the banks.

He volunteered to' go on our paper with us that we might get this money and' complete our building. I refer to Deacon 7. Maddox of the First Baptist church of this city. God bless Brother Maddox. and may.

he get tome comfort from the thought that ho helped to make possible what we are now doing in the various lines of our work. I should like also If I had the time to call the roll or many other faithful men and women outside of our church. who have tender great service. but I cannot. do now.

Surely everybody who knows expects that I will mention In this connection soy assistant brother B. H. Peacock. Prom the first he lisp been my- chief lid and much of the. success is due to him.

We are deeply grateful to our friends. God knows my' heart when I say that I feel unworthy of their confidence and of their help. but I have tried to be faithful to their trust. I am eons at I have beentfioneat with what they have given me I have been a wise In th distribution of It as I knew how. And all I can say is that whatever I am entrusted with.

as the head of this work I shall faithfully ODder God. try to' use to the glory of God and to the blessing or needy humanity. One of the greatest agencies for good that has been contributed to us has bees the faithful staff of physicians and urgeona who have given their time and talents to time unbuilding ot oar Tabersacle infirmary. and I feel very grateful to We can never repay them. Also there i the faithful as sistance In the infirmary.

work veil by Mrs. walton 11. Wiggs who. while not a member of our church from the first joined with us as the head or the board of lady managers of th infirmary and ha giyeto xher best time and talent. 004 ties the Tabernacle and.

his work. May the mistakes of the put ten yeans be forgiven and in our larger plasma. upon which we are now so hard at work. nay we have the same divine approval and generous support of our friends and if it shall be Ills pleasure to give another ten year iii which to labor In this great city be raws' thus tuumyV behind the winner. Vhlch was the 4 Leave.

There was great. sorrow anxrag the let just' before we left MIaCda1ena. bay. Our noble. leader Fighting Bob.

wa taken ill. and had to depart from' the fleet. Each and every one In' the fleet shocked to learn of his sudden slokaes that forced him from the fleet" flagship Connecticut waa rushed to Paso Robbes Springs Here our ad miral spent several days. In which he gradually. regained his health and strength and he soon rejoined the fleet In aiagdalena ay and lid the fleet into Frisco where there great- throngs of people to welcome us U.

we. entered the bay through- the Golden Gate. The people of San 5 Francisco received us with a hearty welcome and. showed us a gay time. Our next atop was at.

Honolulu. Here spent six days in viewing the prettleit Island in the PadillO ocean Our- next and longest run was from Honolulu to Auckland. New Zealand feeing 3 SO miles. Thla was a. seventeen-day run but- we made it in sixteen.

In this run we i had some very rough weather It. was so rough that we had Co alt down on. the' deck with our. plates in our When the ship would roll we would slide across the deck into some fellow- and upset his Of- course ho let go his plate and grabbed for something to bold to. This IS when thought of home where it was not rough but where I could sit down- and eat In peace and enjoy my mew Assist Crawford Jacks But this woe the only time I regretted being in the navy for I.

had the time of my' life viewing the world on a 10000000 mansion It. really seemed like a pleasure trip to me. When this trip was over and I reached the good United States of America. was perfectly willing to settle down. It' Is true that a rolling stone never gathers any moss but It Is' true that I hay.

gathered enough moss to top the Toll- lng' stone long enough for the moss to take root. and hold fast to one- place. Besides have promised my- friend Mr. Crawford to assist him- in his work of the Juvenile State In Jack- son county We reached Auckland New' Zealand. on good time and all were" glad to get rid of the rough sea that tossed our ships as they were toy boats.

halt a. joyous good time In Auckland. Everybody was ready to entertain the luejcketa as they are sometimes called. There was a. party front each ship that went to the races.

They had some good hori a and there were tom. exciting events pulled off. They had a mile hill chase which was the feature of the day. They also had hurdling races and running races. which I kTUolred very They also- had barbecues smokers and dinners.

After shlp we got under way for Syd-nay- Australia. Sydney 1 the prettiest city we have seen since we left Honolulu they also have an excellent harbor had a. very nice time In Sydney visiting the parks and' different of amusement. Our neat- top wa at Melbourne Australia. Here J.

B. GENT Atlanta Boy With Fleet That Circled the Globe. we had quite a good time entertaining the visitors that visited our ships They praised our ships very much and said they wished they were under our flak of Old Glory. Our next stop was Albany. Australia.

This was only a small port. We coaled ship and got under way for Manila. Our stay In Manila was very short. No one was permitted ashore except the officers there was cholera In the Islands at our lint arrival. On our return.

from Japan and China there were some fe who enjoyed liberty In Manila. Under Way for Japan. After the sixteen ships had coaled we got under way for Yokohama Japan. This ws. a seven-day run and- It was remarkable that we made It at.

all. In. this run we canoe In contact with a. terrific storm that almost burled the fleet In the deep sea. It looked.

a If oar time had come but we stuck to OUT ships and didn't give up. We found Impossible to sleep at. any time. We were up nl ht and day. ready to do what we to save our ship from going down.

Our ship rolled to that two of our We were carried sway by the heavy wave that swept across our decks. AU this happened October 16 ace near Kulsya Japan. This storm lasted three days We pulled through the storm and arrived In Yokohama safe. We had a very nice time In Yokohama and Toltlo and cities we visited. The people of Japan prevented each man.

In the- fleet. with a silver medal which was very nice. On leaving Japan the first division proceeded to Manila and the second proceeded to Amoy China. Here we had a fine time. There were all kinds of sports that came off here.

Our ship the Virginia won the football. trophy We lost the baseball trophy to the Kentucky. The emperor' and empress a visit to our ship the day before his birthday. They were very peculiar and old looking. Mist a snort stay In Amoy we got' under way for- Manila.

On arriving at Manila we began one target practice. We made a fine show. log. qualifying first class. After au out" drills were over WI then got underway for Colombo Ceylon This was a thirteen-day run.

we had floe weather and made good time arriving' In port one say ahead. of tlm Some' of the ships began coaling as soon as they were anchored. Our next run waato Sues. We arrived here two days ahead of time on the 2d of December. A man was loot In the Red Sea.

He fell overboard from the Illinois and three ships were delayed to recover him. but' In vain. We entered the canal on the 8th of December. 1908. arriving at Port Said on the 8th.

We ran slow speed all the way to avoid running aground. After coating ship at sort ld we then got under way for Smyrna. Turkey. Here we spent fourteen days in cleaning and' pointing ship. Our' next stop was at Gibraltar We our stayed six.

days la this port in. order. for the fleet. to After coating we then got. under way for' Hampton Roads Va.

the storting place We had some very rough weather after leaving Gibraltar. On the ISth there came a blow that was at bed as Ute blow we had goln to Japan. had three men seriously hurt In this blow white the ship was rolling Once the ship made- a deep roll that took all hands off their feet. One man made a grab for the grab rope but nilsied and. landed heed foremost into one of the six-inch TUBS.

He fell to the dec with a deep cut In his head and a broken lie was carried to the bay. where he was attended bythe sur' geon. On time we met five ships. that. out to escort the fleet in.

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Mn Annie Dowdy Mrs Kate Un Dlxoa. mille Dan. Miss Party Etter. Mr. BklM Mrs Lola ttes- Mrs Georgia Estes Mrs Zola Elezaader Mrs Nellie Edwards.

HI NeOla Yowaehl Mr Wm Purobam Flat. Mrs 76116 Boater. Mr Lola Flaainoa. Mrs Fort to. Harrla Poster Mrs Alike Mrs yliber.

Mn I PIncher roster. Peeler. HIM Pearl Glen Mia Annie Gibson flit UK GriffIn. Mitt Olewd. Miss ChsIrty Griffin Mrs Onade Oral.

Mn Burt HIM Lllll Kea Gregory MIss Katoer- In A. Grant. XI. Elmira Green HIM 81111 Green. HIM Sarah Mr It Oarraad.

Mrs Slam Graves Mrs 7 Golden. Id Grant. Miss UHle Miss Sarah- Hill. Ml Rebecca Hut. Miss Blue Hughes- Miss Statue Hudson- HI Either Ruinme Miss Irene Harri Miss Mind Stages Miss Annie Miss Stand Raises- Miss Xartbnd liubberd.

Mrs Annie. Henderson Mrs Millie on Mr Mitt Hsndaison Mrs Bossy Hesidn Mrs Prank Xargrove. Sirs Winston Henry. Mrs Masse end Osctr Hoses Mrs Holbrook. Mrs ilumphrles.

Mrs Flo Hannah. Mrs las Hopler. Mrs Beck Moans. Mr. I Rudnall I Mrs Monte Horn Mrs X.

Hall. Sirs A Uiinston Sirs Uamle Hatchett. Mrs Ida Megan. Nora Hudson lode Hamilton. Mn Dora Johnson Mrs Annie Jones Mrs Hayden JOB Miss May Jehasen Ml Grace James Miss Reed1e laesscn Miss Anga.

Johnson Miss 31 Johnson Sirs Borer Jones Mrs Maggie Joset. UlM Ka" King Miss Multi. Kennedy. HIM Wnile Kempeon Mrs St A. Kelly.

Mrs Fannie Kelist Mrs Kelly. Miss LowawlT. Miss Mary Landrum Miss Battler lAyton. Mrs Dsbish Len. tins Mrs teller Lee.

Mrs Bessle Lock. Mrs tllnr Vra wti Tjhn r. co. A TAW. name Lola Lewis.

HIM Winnie Mack. Ml Ben Mullen Miss Addle Hobble. HIM Carry St Lt Morgan HI Kate McCry Mi. Lila Thomas Moon. MM Minnie Miller Miss Haul Morris Miss Rachel Mosely.

Miss Della McCormick Kin Oml. McDonald Miss Julia. Mozlcy. Mrs Marks Mrs Mtinie Mabiffey Mn Amroa Moore. Mr.

Simile Mont rr. Mrs Mae Mooney sin Uzzie Muss. Mr. B- Mc- Conntw. Mrs Delia Mori Mr.

3 3. Madison Mr Dora McCoy Un Marl Montague Lenora. Maddox. Ems UatUn. Mn Jennett Neal Sirs Ma Norman Mrs Mary Newton.

7 Outings. Ml Lore sad Nina Prosily Miss Mittle Ii Powell. Mr. A Pridgen. Yr.

Jam. Pearl. Mrs Parker. Mrs Flora Pressly Mrs Maggie Pnscn Un Mary Pittman Ux- xl Pr-ether Winnie Roblioa Miss Vary Hurly. Miss Rotlertaon Un Rot Mrs Bowler.

Mrs Carrie Rlchl Un Cornelia Route Mrs Reynolds. Mrs Nova Roc- en May Richardson Sellie Relnhart. Eva. Reader. Mug Mabel I.

Shore Miss Laura Soeedo Miss Lldle Scott. Kin Annie 8kat Miss Darpli Stevens Miss Saeiye- Miss Bee- I Satterfleld. Ui Uaml Baahwy. MM A Smith. Un Summers.

Un Julia SprtlI Un Shepherd Un Sable Suton Mr 1 Smith Sire Sarah Stricklend. Un Margaret Shehan Mary Saunders Math Sennens Annie Belle Stray. Nine Tree kiss Ellwbeth Ttltman. Miss hassle Tot Mrs Maggie Tucker. Un Go Thomas.

Mrs Mae Tldwell. Ulu Mary Vhr V-Dorothy Tame. UlM Lucy Word Miss Alice We. oo HIM Ruby Watson. Mi.

Anne Willie His Sweet Watts Miss LulMe Whit. Miss 111114 Wtl Miss Orion Miss -Beaulah Wheeler Miss Sarah Wooster Mr. trade White tin E1 I Wheeler Mrs Nancy Warren. Sirs Mary Wlncaa. Mrs Lula WI- llam Sirs Hittry Willow Mrs Msriali Wynn.

Un Annie Curtis Wise Mrs Margaret White. Mrs Carrie Woods. Mrs St Wtuiami Mrs a Edwin Wearn Rd. Watson. HIM Uderrtrt To Mr.

Young. 311 tdella Tounr Minnie Lee Young. Men's List t. A HAltrSen4 WlUon Artison Seaeorn Alexander I Anderson Gordon Arnold. I Atttrate.

I Anderson. Rafael Amid Reward Ash Willie Astor. 3 Arnold. Dr Armstrong Mllal Socartr. LoulM BrIII.

John Bailey 5' Billet BUt Burton. Tullu Butler. Brown. Edawyd DBrTett Eddie Baccon Franklin Brewer. I Bennett.

Willie Brantley. Emdiiss Beanie Butler Bunion St Bennett. Lsitnsr I Stone Marshall Errant A Joe Browni Bell. Vienna Biker. JA Bishop.

TV 0 Bacon. Henry Bryent Rich Blie7 Barson. Edw Barrow. I It Burton Butts Anerum sad fatally. Gee Beard Bode.

5' Carter. VIrgil Collier I Join A' Cooper. Bill Coleman Tomle Cslaway. Carson. If Coot.

Campbell. MOM Coleman. I Cloud. John I. Cameron John wniam Chambers Chapman lap Caldwell.

A St chambers. Philip Cart an. Dr A Curtis Crew Clyde Claud Coleman. Dr cooper. WI' Chase Earl Chapman.

Allen Cars Bliss Cliatman William Clevelaa4 ii Car eaW chase. wart Joe Davis I I' Duncan. Clsrenr Daniel. Can Buns Davit. Mr Dribsr Parry Drake.

Virgil DUnery. Hardy DlllanJ Nathan Dykes James Davenport Dea eon Ii Deuipey Wliiient Prosy Lone Thomas Derby I I Dawsey urantQlI Dines Dorsey Hendon Xberhart. Eugene Edward Arthor Erie. It Wlow Olln Fireman. II I Fitter.

David Falk Robert Port. if Charles Porsham A Peril Will poster Wlt- llam Foster BsnaJ Freeman Port Alex Fredrick. Preach fir 5' flail dera Henrr Green alias Swan A on. nan 1 rthet. Onto.

A Golden. Oarnand. heft Urinal. Walter Oar, I Garrett 3 Guard. John Orlfna.

I Gentry. 31 a Oofiford Andrew Gout BlHle Marts. Baseness John Hope. Ed Holland. Chas I.

Howard. UeaJ7 Menus Robt Hlckaoa Rsnbcse Hoffman. St 3' Uurst. Ram ltsgblsl eh Mall Lawon HI Sisasy Morton henry Inn Hun Mazcsflps Howl and Win Hart. Joe Bucks Henry Barley Martha.

Jack Ifirweil If Hsstlr Sail Hardy. Seward Hubbard Harrla Honey. Usrton VT Judd. Harry 3 Johnson. lien R- Johnson Jetaon Mr 114.

Mrs Johns Jlmmie Lee Llys Jordan A E' Jolly. Cohen loose Gee Byron Jonas Herbert Johnson. Johnson Henry John. ston Jones. Oenrge Ksndrlek Alfred Ktsdoa.

I Kbuwcr. Mr Knr Jim 1 Kin Seed Co. John A Klmball. Monger win KlrkBotrttk. lam King Mist.

petitek suns KsrD Mr. tookirt. John Harris Lotenby it Long Ice a Lint Mr cur- I VaatSt John It Leonard. 8 1 4. Undssy C.

Lonaford. 8 A a LeCole Ixwett Cbarlef Lewi Jimale Lambel. M-Rer- TO Boyish Ouatay Moass Mr and Mr. W' Mayer Morri Moore. Victor A Moors oar SteDaned Chatter TV McClunr.

Frank Vnrdock. Freak MnUla Cbas Mllla John Morse Or Colin Me- Creo. Clyde SLcThndos Ehlrl StcWnight fl Moof Tsddle Morgan. It Melldsy Xltcbet Vend. RAP Ueeks Dr A Marshin I.

I. Murphy. Geort Ua Nelson. Sir and Mrs Prank Nl bit tmtbr. WIll St Nelson.

OUver. Gas Odor. John OH- Bursts Rush Park. Poole mm 7 PUtmao. Mr ChRial Phillip Ray Quta.

Henrr River Jane. Reed Charles Renal' David Reid. Albert I. Reeve Jo. seph RoQens Sam Sleeves Atlas Ray Liley Reid.

Rent Tom Ross Roper. WQ1 Reynolds Rowland. 17 Row. 1 C- Rotlnon. 3 Ruekar.

Barry Shindelbower John Sam. IT Stoddard Welter SbHpar A SmIth. Alit. ShellS. Frederick apeta.

Conner SmltX Jolla IC Besalon 3 3 Sharp. Herman Stark. Sbszp 1C I Scott. Willie Etubblefleld Abe Sims Oscar Smith a lmmone. Joan srtt A Sctasons.

I Stewart Anther Smith. Henry Stephen. Joe Smltn Drury Shorter teepperd- lb rt 11' Teppen. Strlcklen. Slunk Smith Sweat.

B1U ThompwB Win TUnis BsrUei Tr- bios. A- Turner A Tolbon. Woo Sherwood Tbompwn I I Tomberlln Clans Turner Tureedy. Turner Vertyn en Then. 0 THpp I Taylor ft Co.

Rev 8 Tlmmons. IT Tweedy wnitam Trimble. Arthur- IC Taylor. Penis Townsend Rev William Turner Charl Verhlne Vaughn. W-W Wroy.

Joseph Wess Ja We t. Mr sod Mrs Albertoa Watt Hubert Win. koftp A Wrifht. Allen Whltyer A Wright. Charles 7 Whlttaker Thorn Wright.

Munbel Wright Charlie Williams David WlWam. Thorns. A A Worley. 2 T. Weldop.

Charlie Wll oa Wan Wsdson Henry Walt AlforI Wayart0eors Washington- George WI- liens. Wm Walker. Henry William Bob WlUk Hayseed Wattw Mucellaneoiu. ft Dunn Edvon Art Cor.psy- fir mplonneDt. Bureau Co.

Comn. Medical Un Jrt Machine CaTsur SoatDera Woman's. Ornamental Ola Co Thorn ie Weaver Co. The Bond In Sank. Coh Bro Atlanta end Forum.

Fulton Saw American Star- w. Th boilers Pioneer i TC8 J1lfAttanU Rubber Specialty Co. Eagle Starch Co. Oreer Brothers. GnwooD STATION.

Xx cated Corner- Dotur Rued ani Maysons Crossing. LADIES- LIST. Miss UutclllnaoD Miss Bezel. WaJac SORT WPHEBSON STATION. catod Directly Opposite Entrance to Tort MePIxnon.

LADIES' LIST. LADIES' LIST. Ml Lulla St Bird Mary Contey Aiiaey Piecer. i SOOTH ATLANTA STATION. Located Nar Junction of Jon iboro and Me- Donougli Roads.

LADIES' LIST. Miss Mary Lavender Miss Pllll Wood ward. i WOODWARD STATION. Located at. Ml Marietta street.

MEN'S LIST. ary Fowler. To Insure prompt llv ry of your TL My. sam addrM4 to strait and' number R. O.

number or ttaUon. 3 E. F. FTDLODOETT Postmaster J. TmBADEAU Superintendent.

PERSONAL. DAVID YABBROUQf MASTER PLUMBER. Phones 5 20 Huner St. UADIB3 ueaa Capsules perfect em- menagogue never disappoints by mall 52 a box. Specialty Co.

Box 639 Atlanta. 01. 11' yoti'- spend your good money" you want good work. guarantee ail my work. 1.

Burnett. Wall Pap Better nn sorry. Bout phones 48. 58 S. PR.

EDMONDSONS Tansy- Pennyroyal and Cotton. Root Pills a safe and re liable' treatment' for painful and suppressed menstrutionjrregularitIe and similar obstruction. Trial box by mall 60 Frank Edniondson A Bro. manufacturing chemists. 14 Broad street Atlanta.

OL' MAZDAZNAN Is Atlanta for the good of her people Coma and hear the philosophical lectures. Free to all supported voluntary contributions. 122 Peachtree street. Columbian Woodman Hall every Sunday 3pm. MONEY" TO LOAN WEYMAN CONNORS.

ESTABLISHED on Real Metals. LOANS on Atlanta real esitti I to years. Lowest rates John Carey IS E. Alabama ate' Century. MORTGAGE LOANS on Atlanta real es tat.

Evtabllsbed since leaa 8. Turman A Co cur Broad and Ala. its. SPECIA HOME FUNDS to lend any amount per cent Write or eats. W.

Carson. 24 South- Broad. PER CENT- ND PER CENT MONET to Loan- I to years or repayable monthly w. B. Smith 705 4thNational Bank bldg.

NOTES' of salaried people bought and others without security easy payments. Offices in OS principal cities. Tolman. 624 Aust1I bldt. QUICK loins suede on Atlanta an I sub urban property at 6 7.

and per cent. Any amount. Phones 6488. T. Con way.

412 Peters bulldln NEW LOAN COMPANY. TUB loan department of the Prudential Insurance Company represented by Charles H. Black. Low rates on well-located Atlanta property HAVE an unlimited amount of money that. we car place- on Atlanta real es tate at a 7 and 8 per.

cent. Loans negotiated propmtly. TRUST COMPANY Edwin P. Ansley. President 71 Worth Foryth Street.

und six per cent mon ey quantity unlimited 5 years or less straight or monthly plan. Loans placed promptly. Also buy purchase money notes. W. A.

Foster and Raymond Rob- son 12 South Broad street. SUMMIT BUILD homes stores factories or any' thing. Our prices re the lowest and our services thebest Don't build anything until you we usr Can or phone us for our rpreSenttLvS Bell phone M. lloe SUMMED CONSTRUCTIO CO. Ay.

it I I. i IYi 8J cY J' if i O' uiLONt NtA 4 t.8 C. i.1- OJ- H. hH -Ct Gri Ie nd litiD 0 I i ri4" fortoate' Tb7 uebwiiff.oi1i bitli ii 4 a dc and 1 OO. ereforerelP Janr.

T8 mallInTestors. aid theNat1ona1 CItY Bank Y. n. pp Il1v Jm 1. fIlE1lRYBILLrEB WJIBt1RDBlLLYER.

i i Pft 113NTHANNIVERSARY jeif" it 7A I ELEBRATBD ONSUNDAY J' CMa rvices If ld 1 Event-Dr. Wl' fit. cIe GBroughtonla walcele- rted the ffr he 114- I 1arge friend. i t1on una le ff e' t.m4 mbers jI1 hr by chUdren At his hie ere u. Sam" the' ernacle i nd thu Bapt lt nowthe WU 0.

gj the BapUKc urch ilaw wh C1 decided ever the i wu lng nwa YOf eRda I 1 he I to thu call. The was at' KlmbaUhouae dOl en or more me ustlon. IypJOlPOllltion Yldedtbey i Isiadequate i.hr lfy Cndw ldm ta rnacle lte1 to rtc. to Sun leOS With a' corn the Firit Baptist church. WIl.

sningtQn. N. In my house. urging me to aOCt thC call front their church at. three times the salary that the TiIrd Baptist church In this city this telegram 1 acc your call wltb the conditions creed upon.

and will begin 7. imypaltorate ftrllt. In Ae ork ld 5' c1u toaccomm ete of peo le Ott ntlmel we' many more thl spite thatthe tlsth ttthe if it. entaL QoeS On. of present atteof thetbernacle bet that 5 en 1 church r.

at' tlmew j' wm' never aw da at tJr get jelet wit whic ma i kGtent PuD 1ollt o1O ouen" a oppla ta tr" the oemt a1 to rl I qrlr Ue te of te Bapdh not tt frm k. bUeD tha c1 w. Wenthe ontt. ht tU M- 1uD4a Am btut ta m. wtbut cot DI u.

utMe ttt ji i Ipd tJn O. ehat a a te und f. rkeu I tZ orer Sny rln a oco i ndy 8 8erce w. hld Wehall Includin of- ficr te-herl lor. I loke chlla 11 laU bnd1 buldlng.

ook we te er Wa pread te hou. tI ad' prche fr te I If. l1edu te erh. wU' al uIo Ie sero hd Ievu pee bor be neve preo- IIlnehe OO8tUOn 1 someho ver eHnte It1 cul ain wth tat un la gp feing 4t tbao Beot YU wl rl rf- erenc tt wbol te I Go Hi bMng an th Wd nely hav. ps troul Iet tr a tIba- ton te th le iet ext.

noe t1 cmmWJy. fet 8 8Uc bue ltl bnd te wt falt- 1. no bIee Uat' tr plaI reet bur fund. n1 bleYett tcc- ceton 1t tr Crisian obur ws God ad tb or. bnd.

ed propE ta moring relie. lea oe 1 ne 1 mrty udersoour fnacal ondion aI lck expnenc pomotng 10 a eterrle an my prees WHe me a faiur ropele thlt I ouJ II mon bore lh bu1n wod Iu lver Ile tug I. perel wud ougt ta 8 stln nk danc btYe ff. I lde Mle oWc gve wor encorgement. bu wpre a la SIn at ee pOit dol wtout te lfe tr beng GG ar wa ae.

Te Olwar4 Jla1 tt ntere te bl uJI te prent bn a onwa Ir. Tie hve Ot le te Tarae. prety. ug te ge- erou gtt L. be broour curc' wo 1 no I te gry en- abe b1 ur Sdy schol annex Durg tNete yr r- ceved th eurch mmbr.

I aredbcb ha rp anJ churh al hl go 5 15. nacla reelpt al t. delmentl te ths ba be $130.78 thi gUt an flendl tat I me In pars whie grea. cme frm py deprmenu InsttuUoM. repns1UIUu hanJcreed untl I tas 170.

to difeet deparments In' tr atemping th wor bgnning. saf pa oelate numhs tblrteen Popr aso Instnuton te congraU churh remaine unlver8aly I al th. Recenty taveled al ove Unte Sttell I carefuly studie condItons sid Tabrnacle mantaln Irget cnnegon ay churh In I especialy' I reemree paor bn frm chuh tme. engane wr vloul pa world I ot Itrnge lae onlrel ton toether pecal 8ervlce pelal atracUon fnd prmenttherlng yer' Tabrnc1e IhOt aa caeto I alry merd cn- cepton le Unertain Tabernale work fel tht pr- fnterun cmepUon WI- I Ilngle8etec I chuh Jesu Ori suld II underte. ne uPpy 1 Jf I I a Insttutonal churh frt In-I plaed te Mrc ad Ihol meho Thi WI Inugurate tt ec- ter Tabrncle.

I.t tet rc nel of you a faUa wit' Its bleo. 11 ha prsonly rlTd much blp afrr 1 pesid over by DW ht L' Mod7 I determl fa as PONfle r- prOuc teNorthl cnfernce I At I lt The drstcnerece wpIJ with My hlmel I th i tel. New In. bor he i te Te maelou uc cnfeenc memet is largely due to the bp tat be rde whl et 1 his bag eft contJnuedby hl son and sueceaor at NortMeld. Mr.

Moody. Hid it been for tIMald of I NO ld we Could not havi sectue 1 the iI lYlcel of the famous men that I havebeen a to bring to Atlanta. I There 18 oo depgtme0 of tab- emactework that baamorelttJlreMed the commW1ftt. u1 theWbole tortht tnattuo than ur BUtlcon fereDceWe to It the most IaIDoua men' women In the ObrlstJan WOrld. No no' 1De11 lJ8ndto make the Dltform OftheCOltferecce equaJ to.

the. beat in an the land evJ encto the pprecatlon of tbeCOlDtnualtitor tip 8 vkn We ba" tbend around place every Jlarcbwhen the I puce 11 IA. on. 1nI ot 1 that M1Ithe. for pr day.

Visitors front lLoTe the d. 1n4 edlrom UI 7. Other pgxt U. o1 tile Country XI. banDDWIn Jett te ofthe JNd m1nJatersoti the uthb tOOCbpIea aeotthe meet' promJnent b1tec1an Jlu1 I saying art yearQn Wllido U' than anT maDbo.

I. 40 1MJt feel WOrthyof such a compIlmentIc feel thAt my frieDdaare4ue much cn D2orethaI QUertheles1t40eUJ gOOdt9 aucbWoa 1 out our Jd of th 1rehanfromUm6. totme one elTaeeUon cftJwt th. mlulonnlghtec oolaour tenthou.e- 1 tn hen 1--- ernaeslntmnuT nee th. 7 Chrb Db lpI L1fht lrsl Jao the aTo I nha4ama1Ibectnmneu 1lth.

fi I ttO aada faJthfulbaJ14 Of Weare roudof naUy WI. HaYlnC adleaYtnCthat rofelli ton enurethe thankOOc1 mraelfln tf rJ WeaIjopolnt. rJdeto nlnltttu luledofaolS. waratbattho worI4iWll1 nenrknownfthlnc thW hr 1tyIt18fn12o.enle ork1IpOn. rln- re- ratherthan 1t.

cl1iractermuntalned 0 mmbelof1h11 tamII OV r' women' bavepaled In- recelvedlta Ifta eonfte ted a andlnIUtu arecarrfed uII. wQw at1eaat car rt nll fil i Q1IuU. I the to' inwhtcba ltrleode thettansfer th nc hdt et atra ht they bea fl ht critld. re ple' re a11wlth ndde th crltlcf ed ho cltytoday the. filrhtalr8Jnat at t1 1 sP CI 8 places1 the myposlUon It.

But1 enon I mon Inft ah lld er fi mei hi IvU fii Iii i tr as1t he Icog ode. tng was tlI Unewall seneational dutarcnycrlmel eYM see re lil ing newll pen WTlte le tram8aCtloftand to at- speelnot I. to I. to. eouTteOl1lbe- baYlorThat b1eertaln.

I I flwp Ol1e JbowKe IlcJcan4 utht openedln rre4 n1et re roi fP eal. w. aI1. tlIMI wabUl1ltln Com 004 peoflelIO Int1temajority I II thl1l W. IthltaDd Infto Buttbank Sntbe other rt ourMt 1t Whave lIntt m.

oral. mu lid. pal nil tratl. on. ccmeaIoDC II' De 4 Tbpob12 the 141 ur Oftw1tha lng' aM m.

pthw A Ia. ttm. Lj U1acnta btbeel1 wIllrecau Wed1iM4nIcUwbne ttnc UI' waathrown It. throlnLwlth fe Wb tbesmt Jtrb I thln tb61p11rp ft th thatlwehan throu Ilrkt1 daf Ur GiIt. tt c.

LAS llN nI. NT i e'- nc iirei bU ncETedlnAt1anta. tantrMt eUknOWD tnAt. s.iso uilihr De mberIt07tht trnatAtlaftUcdet ofa1xtee battleahtplIteamout HamptonItowYonUI c1arCeot tttibe I 1mte1t wtththeJ2to 1Idlama1o I. m.

i AmetlcaIlb14a4 beIOa Hne.w. roodUmpJa7rn nchbaa. fOJ' in iout.rta.IDth..l- ha4borractn mans In1fhJcb. too inth1a portW aj070tl. OOdUmeoa thldWe hid.

blturkl an4aUthatl. nlcetoeati laald hPP7tIn1 butDOt ppy. beforL1 bomewttJr mloved rJllOY' I dOni RI' larr i rhefteettffIrIn1 nthe Jan uylt08 BraaILWo ilettlp. da7lover. h4ep wh1 hwall ver calIi1andamoothlhe warmertl1.

ap" dlee hI rt ILnc red. toeoa1ahIpother. lentmeo aahoreon eethe prettYclty toenjortbmHlyea aatbey mahIPmtea pleu 12mUetfrom 0 ef 1bO teeo IncllneWl1ln ed Ao rf da here enjOying ouraelvealn wa jolIyttme Westopped 80uvenl1llandpollt lov AfterthlaO ship Inwbic1we lan4edO. K. Our next stop was it Punta.

Arenas South America. which is In. the straits of Magellan. This Chilean porti being ry. spent moat so CaUao peru.

lien. we very nice time. CalIao is large city. and thickly settled. A lar number of sailors went to Lima wblchl the Capital of peru to pee cruel bull.

fight There were fiX' ult. to be' kl11ed. btbe bull fight- era. The men enteredt8 ring nut. then the bull was turned In.

He would make10r oneman as bard he could. with hla head down the man would stand till until he came upon him' tben. he would quicklY jump out of hla WaY. and the bull would miss wudon veat un take longknlfe and stick it. between his shoulders.

sometime. he would get the bull. an4omettme. the bullould sUck Ills long sharp horns trourh him. Therlwasone mankt11edwhlle they werekllllng the IX bul1The sixth bull was the one that kUle4tM man.

He ral hlatt011l4 throuh his neck and he fell to the ground. He was picked up and carried died In a' abort time. we spent twelve day. In this. port coaling shIp and cle nlng ship.

Then we got under way for l14galenabay where targetpracUce and many theVlrginla came near. winning the trophY. for ta et practkewe re only two polnti purity of soctyandthe better further speck. OurpereecuUonl are' tb h. work.

aaGod18 is UL todaySn these frlenraI beUevothat nobl ere. fixed Itafui llment tea l1y tbnwebne cOUidclolletbl thout theapnclu lotheaccompUshment Imust of' To tnlon. blendedtogether. IU port. an- 0 endbe thII bt.

Snour ehur wheDweW re or' y. VPcameto tabOr- thebankl. OJlour PlL erwlth mlrht- et thllmoneyand re1to 3. S1addox cltyGodbl Ua fd fromth. UIoulhtthat e4 1al.

dOln ourork alacltI badtl1e othetfalthful aDdwomenoutalde ve 4. so osexpacts 6CtlthatI' eJ JLald cJa eyU1atIcflwtworthy otthetr Mencendoftb lC' trle4tobe lthluttOtbelr 1 mtnlre1ba J1beeD Iliunest WJ1attbeyllaTeglyen JntM 1tuI rwItmnd rthtlork t. MalLftthfu1 01 oU1. 1I1e UlC otthtiteatelt oOc 0 to' be1ith otphJltltlanl InfttbefrUme ta1entatoU1e pf. TabentcleID 1 eel Patefu1to1hfcn.

D' neverrepa 110tl1etei ILthetfa1thfu1. In. b7KN. tOD WJc t' rotourchute 11 ci Jt b. bestJ UMlabeoraaele esl ar atW I1tir' theltame i ndJm HI pl ur to SivttM en 11IhlChtO1aborln ldtTw tIbaa it theY1 1n th.

XeD. tia Bb Dat teforeleft 1nobllea4er wutKen1l1andJa4 to' thfleet ofhllaudden usthat forc hlmfromthe lbiI1Icahlp PuoBGbtle a4- mtralput Ilcwh1c1a ian4he njolnedthe 4aletuty te Fr1acolthethen thron ua. thlbY The. 1 reeeltelLu. IL' aaTctlme Ournxt alzd 7a1n.

uIt1a 41n aDdloqe was Auc1I1aJn2Neze1n4. be 3850 eD-4ay'l1UIJbut 1nUt runw aomeTelT nwa. aoi" uahthat deokwsm l1f Jn tnto--'ao1M ro' ofhomewhere Itw notrouab. dowu114 peaceand eDjoymr Thttthis beIn fort world rea11 Ukea edthe I tecUyWiWng Dymotlabut truethU forth. myfrl d.TaolIeon..to eoncoui1ty Wereached NilWZe11Dd.

Idto We shlpthat wen horses the late clt allohave r- InSyd- lalt1 ere quite andald the ftagof Alban shipand permtttetialbore theo1Tlcers 1V re few enjoY fJ teen cOI YOkOhamaJapan. wa ev day wecallJlo onn Im night were-carried deckDAU t1rIshaptpene4 IB an4arrhed InYoka. hamasafe nlcetlme npeop1e medalWhlch Terynlee. ee fl 1i aJ hreo Yl Jrme. IHlie kt Ken- mad ahlptheday bef01ebl.

aKhort underwartor Man11aw uW frit8 fiDep 4rUllwereow bo runW 800dt1me otuma. nchoredOur 4aabead oftbM theMorDe 1ie1e' 1 PIwW hmbut1n canaLouth. ftb" ctmbet' ontJIe Wenn. apeeda1L ewJto SldeUleugotUDder tf a atopuat Weot1lT coallncwethen wa toDRoa4aVa. In.

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CobenBroAtlantA OnrallFact r7DY1. Machinery 1114Foun. dry Work. The kny Scheersy Fulton Guano Co The. Atlanta- German.

E. OreerBr. therL 1tDGEWOODSTATION. xocted 0e4 aUdKaYlOn' KlnLetUe BehlWaiace FORTKPHER80N 4 to Iu1la KBJr4 Kareonley Anile PUC 80uriJAL NT ST TION. I LetttsdNsszJunctlon.

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kei frl ndc 0 s. I celebratethe waqeleven g1isti th I tam i. vadMtt ivP dosen 1 more 5- pro osttiotl OO as go i I I' e. aoceTt IaiAequate I. that 5 realized uate S.

tile QUeStIOn 1 we decided th was S. up putS- eiCnt 5t had did move- imatLof the movement. decided rnht in name But we i ps007Ift 5lghtwitiI togke paTm ntL ind Only on 5 about. 360 zimeh sxperIlce. and pracUesfl eo enoesy.

combi near Oil heart at the e1tyandiiI0iSCtn erecting a btzU4In that wod seat a in. As over- smni a i. TIi. isb4TW1i BailS. teunaT new Thbrnsge the egreed tsopengrmon.

remen 4bi v- anntsta I ed chairs to build manyol all 40 get tbatatUdZjg in' 4) mdrnln 1 toars. i I fir itse od su- toceed 1sed Otherwise 1. is re- 1500. 02276. hascome inAmenIca.

is sitigIesentene i was-this th- that n4 ten ln ths. been held. jo are mllia with hltcr. I had personally receIved pu help from attending the great conference of Christian Workers at Nortlfiehj Mass. presided Dwight L3toody thai far pessble tO ye- produce theNott1 conference In Atlanta.

Anitcooference Moody himself hotel. York nt long befor dled Conference movement help that rendered which after beancontnued by a not the aid Nonthfleld we hIve ernacia work baa more imprseed tb whole eouatr' for that our Bib con- We btvi trought fae acid wo pains nothing Is sp th nmak of the ceoferw ltot. am of CiU0n the for this when confer. Is In seion a aow of. peopi.

ck the services is elI over of ppasesvlo a leeding mitis s6uth who' co of the mo Prvebflertan pulpiti If yo elge confere year. ork far great- nynia knows I doot worthy of onloplinient I friends are us as much eve city with to mtt1L tnLn2n nj 1 I4rdQIbI. Tbe-Tabevasde 1aIzary. We feltthe slc friutChiji- ourwDrk hsdbnt of to waypthat ire toyoung who-are 1111 no ye- of-ibis berof It 1 all de- I io is eealnst state oVgsenblfjg. burnli ald door.

we fewpeople i It ll The ha in we the withiuch ro that' lie o. Dx cQnes sysrzbvitj ews our oa- TOLOB ATLANTBOY lnt reaUng S. L. 5 day' of grsat Atlantiodeet sixteen battleships ya. his- e4t sn wIthtbo Oiararst runwaa webada playing such as week raclngand sladsys in.

us We I a. TrinLfiadon 0 One avenths we-had allancboned 12 we.ere tarirt of way. thoother incline. ourstopping wefotind awaiting us. ourWay In which we landed.

0. Was a Very souvenlrafld post cards. Our neit StOP waS at had a a large went which- is a wlxbulls bekIllebl the entered thC inHe make for on. man as then his ans a 1005 knife and sointte1 bull wOU1t lofl through mete was one man kIlled. while were killing bulls- The elUed the 5jnisthr0Ugh th cleaning Madgalena bay.

Virginia trophyfor tat get practics. we were points arein theasrlierdays us. 0 er net-feel closethis ou Or-give I. that been baveglven a the is 5- wer I wlthns the has us her ne tojsbor we abafl mor 4 hk he rwWth the Pigkdg Ha ta justbeforewe leftMsgdaIen waxtken ill wat that-forced- wasyuahed Ourad- severaldis- atrengtkand ifl3faSdleftttT Wwelcome of eheartyelcome showed atopwasat.EonO- Herew sIzAysin prett1esVisland fro a- teen-day-run IllthIi wesbad hdCoait downon Itls him were--glad- is We plae 5 hsdqulte the-deep I 6. i apan st Ume.

to esamac I him Said I fotmrteenffayp to deck by the iu i t5 I ECOriffin LtsVef 1- ssi gi bCRg4CflSMhbek Ldes tht A rrace tiaMiu Nell An45C cmeAltinL- ii 5I 3osaklai he u42na Dsfest Mise MsricBurIly. Blany Almaflrtghz. ABasoa ns Ben. embsrs. MnJiflle Bats Fcrtstn.

Miss illle AGnant Sell Iii Jones. ss IV 55 rs Uontgcnmer DiZisMor1s. Staggi. Misses ames Peer Rich 2 1 Sa hcry. Ann Wet Elsie hams.

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Cohen Overall Factory Ce MIII Co Patteron a Long ble and Granite' Ce The Ca Spe- lottie Loct4 MIu delivery mxii or 5 255. LADI--Areaa perfectem. I Prytis' Root-Pills 4 Oa fo 3 MQNflYSTO Uortgag i Broad-and I 1 National Bank5bldg. N0T WCK at'S 0. Conway building.

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