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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1910
Page
14
Special services of general interest are set at Trinity church on Sunday morning and evening. Dr Julius Magath of Emory college will preach at both services. The morning discourse will center on a subject of special interest.
The Hebrews of the city will hear a talk titled The Jew Knows of Christianity and His Sources of Information at night. Tir Magath has shown special interest in the Hebrew gloss work, and Hitchcock is noted for his greeting upon returning from Europe. The auditor reports a post office deficit decrease to 311,573,000 for the fiscal year.
Judge Nash Broyles announces he will be a candidate for reelection as city recorder. He stated the move to quiet rumors and sent the announcement to Recorder Pro Tem yesterday.
Judge Nash er Broyles declares he will run again for recorder in the city primary while en route on vacation from Savannah. Thomas H Goodwin also announces for recorder and Malvern Hill and George E Johnson are expected to join the race making a competitive field in the municipal judgeship contest.
Seaboard advertises a $15 round trip fare from Washington DC with departures on a Saturday. Special offer runs through late August. Return by August 28 with terms to be confirmed.
Americus August 5 Special The Sumter Brown Club was formally organized yesterday with a large membership, including many former Hoke Smith supporters. Judge James A Hixon chaired the meeting, Crawford Wheatley as vice chairman, P F S Bahnsen as secretary, and William W. Dykes elected president. Officials and officers are noted as former Smith backers, signaling a broad local alignment.
Fulton County spectators will hear Hoke Smith deliver his first oral campaign speech in Atlanta at the Auditorium Armory tonight at 8 30 after a pre concert at 7 30. Smith returns from Monroe and his supporters expect a large turnout with many invited opponents in attendance. He is slated to speak of campaign goals and reasons for entering the race, with a Mecon and Tifton speaking tour planned for the next week.
Houston voters in Perry are called to a mass meeting at the courthouse on Wednesday August 10 at 10 oclock to nominate a candidate for tax collector of Houston county or provide for a primary election. The meeting follows a Democratic executive committee session and signals possible competition to the current nominee. County voters express dissatisfaction with the committee’s action and indicate an independent candidate may enter.
In Fairburn Georgia a Joe Brown Club formed at the courthouse during a superior court recess with over two hundred enrolled members. Officers elected include H T Daniel president J L Brassell vice president Oscar Parker secretary W H Duke assistant secretary and H Bramley treasurer. The group supports reelecting Little Joe Brown and lauds his administration urging continued prosperity and cautious change. The club plans countywide activity.
Brand new dresses advertised with fresh inventory arriving in days. Waists, bathing suits and shoes on offer at five dollars and seventy five cents.
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