the old g. M. I,V1IE GK/fVD IH8T1TVTXO ABOUT TO BL JiH-rSTAllItlSTlEn,Jk Meeting Yesterday Altenw«n at tlie C^pit»l-Tli0 Project Explained—Tho Preliminary ^ ojrk Aifflngod.Goorg •* Military institute’To « people it is a memory—a cacreu one iosome—and one m which all Georgian's lia\o * linfct.ni t state pndejn jt dax the school was without a peer id iho sout ht rn st ites It turned out soldiers and «aresn at nnd rnaoy of the moat prominent jnen * Georgia today wero ouce cadets m the Ecor-r a ''til “rF matitoteTho arst com man dan 6 of Cadets was Cap-♦oin Jan:*--' W Robertson, now one of tho railroad ci ti u.vdor.crsGeuonl I M B Young graduated thore in 1857 t i tm E P How ell was anotliec of tho ant 1 • Hum lt;-idets Treasurer Bob Harde man » x 11.1 let there Hon H I D T-#i^s,ofAu?u Hon SxmSionce of Columbus Had sc u if other prominent men m the state gradu ited there Ali n ta bad hor full quota there Cantu t Tin Milledge Mr John M Grooo, Mr L J HxU Mr V W Hill Major John FictQii Mr A «T Slmpslnre Judge R T. bod c*** Mr T n Holland Mr 9 WGood ' r J 1 fhuxman Captain Francis Foam r c Mi J Tt McCle^hey Captain Bob Ervin Mr Marccllua O Markham, Mr JuhusL IrovMi Mr S P Harris Mr Paul GohUuitl Mr GusHulsev Colouel Malcolm Jobn^oi 'Mr hruuk Mills Mr Herman Boll togrr.ll Mr Torn Buslov and peihaps thirty or tlurU h'O others aright be n outioncdT.HF MmlM'tliaTEKUUAi il nCtcr all ihe*o years o£ peace tho old G M I is -.o be re-established A u ect ug u as held yesterday at tho state librar\ x shi li were present a number of gcntl i cu interested m the project lt;aj ia ii John Milledge was wade chairman, and Ju l*,e R h ltodgcrs socrUaryAf »i olt; u^idemble discussion a committee was npiouitol to formulate a plan of pro-cc lure an I t» prepare a letter catling for a meeting of all the O M I aluniiu m the