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L'ESDAT, NOVEMBER 13. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. NAVAL OFFICER IS Lieut. Commander George Shelved For Disobedi ence of Orders. New York. Nov. 19.—Lieutenant Commander Harry George, head of the equipment department of the Brooklyn navy yard, tvaa yeaterday auepended for disobedience of ordera by Admiral Caspar Goodrich, commandant of the yard. The cause of the suspension has been kept a jealously guarded secret. It Is a drastic measure to take against an officer and there are those oho are Inclined to think that the coni, mander has been guilty of a serious breach of discipline. There la none urho thinks that the misconduct of Mr. George la of such a nature os to put hla personal Integrity or official efficiency at stake. $1,500,000 FOR HIS WIFE’S LI SEE THAT THE FISH TRADE MARA It DR THE WRAPPER, TAHE RO lUItTITHTE OZOMULSION Tbs CoS Urn Oil Eestiloe "Per Esctlkses SAVED HER LfFE. Among the letters from gratefu 1 patients on file in our Laboratories, is the following from Mrs. Mabel Osborne, of Jacksonville, fig.:— Gentlemen: I Had been pronounced by roj Phytlcinn, Consumptive, » r .'l told tljat I would die, and had riven up nil hope, when a very dear friend gore we a bottle of your OzomuUlon, and. If I When I began talcing (Jzomulilon I nad flte of coughing that left me In a completely exhausted condition. I had abandoned ail hope of ever being cured of that hated cough, but after taklngalx bottles I have gained sixteen pounds, ean do ahard day’a work and matt truly say that I feel like rfjrirl of sixteen. I hare lain In bed for honra after a at of coughing, when life seemed a burden, but. thanks to Osomalsion, I am now well and strong. Don’t Wait until to-morrow. Go to your Druggist To-day And get Bottle Two Hites—60c. nnd Ono Dollar. Sold bv Druggist* Evenrwhe^e. OZOMI71AION EsAROBATOUES 540 Pearl Ot., ?Jorr York, Aural Batonyi Sues Three Persons For $500,000 Each. Newport, R. L, Nov. It.—Aurel Ba tonyl, whoso wlfs, ths daughter of Frank Work, Is suing him for divorce, 'has brought three nulls each for a half j a million. I s Oak of these la against Frank K Sturgis, of the brokerage Arm of . Strong, Sturgl, ft Co., and one against ; Frank Work, for alienating Batonyl's wife's affections. The third suit Is against Frank Work. Frank Sturgis, • J. M. Work, the family lawyer, entl-Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt, charg ing them Individually and collectlvsly with conspiring to take Mrs. Batonyi away from him. Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt wss Miss Lucy Work. The suit agslnst Sturgis Is for alienation of Mrs. Batonyl's at- • lections. A Ns mow Etcspe. G. W. Cloyd. a merchant, of Plunk. Mo., had a narrow escape four years ego, when he ran a Jlmson bur Into . hla thumb. He says: “The doctor wanted to amputate It, but I would not consent. I bought a box of Bucklen's Arnica Solve and that rured the dan gerous wound.** 66e at alt drugglat*. GEORGIA CHARTERS GOOD OUT WEST A rather curious revelation growa out of Secretary of State Phil Cook's ef- , forts to round up corporations , registration. In examining his books he found that many of the small cooperative tnsur once companies Incorporated under the 'Georgia laws had apparently vanished from the face of the earth. Scores of these companies secured charters by -the payment of the 1100 fee, and then efforts to locate thorn revealed the fact that they had never done any business In this state. That looked curious to Secretary Cook, -and after a conference with •Comptroller Wright, he began a cloaer Investigation. By Inqutrlai of aome original Incorporators it was developed that these companies Incorporated uni der the Georgia laws, moved to aome Western state and began business. L-,, They use the charter Issued by Cleor gla as the principal capital. The char- ' ter la usually framed and hung up In the office, and literature sent out, “chartered by the slate of Georgia.' 1 States are eelected where no further license are required. It Is said that i scores of them Georgia-Incorporated concents have gone West and are mak ing fine “clean upe.“ AGED MAN KILLED F BY SEABOARD TRAIN While on hla way to vlelt friends ' Monday afternoon, Jonathan PlntielL II years old. of DeKalb county, was struck by a Seaboard Air lint train a mile north of Decatur and killed. The body was taken to his lats home, where an Inquest was held by the cproner of DeKalb county. The aged man la aur jived by four eons and seven dauglt tors. The funeral was set for 6 o'clock Tuesday alternoon from ths residence, with Interment at Decatur. Don't Let Your Piles Crow Every Hemorrhoidal Ulcer ie a Fertile Field for Cancer and Other Deadly Disease,. ► TRIAL PACKAGE FREE. Constipation unchecked brings In flammation. Inflammation begets piles and piles loo often superinduce tumors of malignant nature. Piles (or hemorrhoids) rirely kill, but they cause more agony In a few min utes than much more serious troubles. They are easy to cure If yon go at It right. An operation with the knife Is dan gerous, agonising, and rarely a perma nent success. There la Just one way to be cured— one sure way. painlessly and privately —and that la with Pyramid Pile Cure. We mall a free trial package to all who write. It will give you Instant relief, and start you well on the way to a perfect cure. _ Then you can get a full-elsed box from any druggist for SO cents, and often-one box cures. Insist on having what you call for. Jusl asnd your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co, *7 Pyramid Bulld- '"*• Marshall. Mich, and receive free fcy return mall tbn trial package In a Wain wrapper. All druggists. AO cents. Writs today r a free package. GEORGIAN AND NEWS $15,000 CONTEST No. 4 GOOD FOR FIVE VOTES FOR MRS. OR MIS8 (Name of Coodliltle) tsVrect Jfnmber, City aud Htste.) CONTE8T DISTRICT NUMBER NOT GOOD AFTER NOV. 25. HUNDREDS ARE NOW ENTERING GEORGIAN ANDNEWS CONTEST Women Join Race and Canvass For Votes Is on iii Full Force. Friday marked the opening of the greatest popular voting contest-over Inaugurated In Georgia. Fifteen thou sand dollars In prises w ill be nwarded the women of this state who hevc the energy to use a little Individual effort as the race proceeds. Despite (he fart that ths contest has been open four days, hundreds of nom inations have been received Indirectly and dosens of contestants have come to The Georgian and News offlee person ally and signified their Intention of en tering the contest actively. The live- vote coupons published dally ore being returned to the contest der - ~ the hundreds. The fourtl coupon appears In this Issue. Clip It out. Not a Contest of Luck. Full particulars of The Georgian nnd News' pop Rarity coyest have appeared In these columns ssveral times bsfore. and will be outlined fully In every le sue. The Georgian and News has also Illustrated booklets containing full par. tlculars ot the plan, which will be sent to all interested parties upon request. The plnn for awarding the 116,000 In prises Is ths fairest and most Impartial conceivable. No mere clement of .clmnce or luck entere Into It. Neither le II a beauty nor popular girl contest. It le strictly a legitimate, competitive plan, In which hard work, pereonat effort and III , direct application, wil sons I effort count for more than lucfc chance or beauty. There are 14 valuable awards to be made, the list being headed by a grand capital prise of 11,000 in gold. The sec. rise le a 12,000 touring car. and Ird capital prise Is a 1760 Grand plnno. The thirty dletrlcte Included In the contest are separate and distinct,'and the number of votes accorded candi dates In one district has no besring whatsoever upon the number of votes accorded candidates In other districts. Atl any candidate Hus to do to win at least a free trip to Cuba Is to secure the largest number of votes In her own particular district. Those stsndlng second in each ot the thirty districts will receive a college scholarship. Those standing third In each of the thirty districts will receive a diamond ring or a watch. The contest Is now on In full blast. .Those who have any Intention of get ting Into the race should send In their names and addresses at once. Don't delay. The contest Is of such short du ration thnt every minute Is vnluabln Those who gel the best start will win. Extra Prizes Dee. 14. The candidate huving the largest number of votes In the entire contest December 14 will bo given 160 In cash. The rnnJIc'nte having the second larg est number of votes on that date will be given 625 In cash. This cells for early effort and those Vho desire these liberal cash Inducements will get bus) right now. If you sre not eligible or do not care to enter the contest yourself, norr some relative or friend. Do It now. I ll) out the blank at the bottom of this article and bring or send It to the con test department In The Georgian and News building. By nominating some ode you will be doing an ucilon which may earn you life-long gratitude. One thousand dollars In cash Is not to be picked up every day In exchange for a few hours' work. Neither Is n $2,090 touring car, a $760 piano or a free trip to Cuba. i 1 Twsnty Free Tripe to Cubs. The twenty free tripe to Cubit are especially appealing und comprehen sive, Women under the management of able officials of The Georgian and News will lake this trip. The lour will extend over a period of sevsral weeks from Atlanta, and every cent of tHe cxpemie from the time of leaving home until the return will be paid by The Georgian end News. Write or ’Phone Today. Don't delay entering this race. Get Into the game at once. You won't be sorry when the prizes are awarded. Attend to It today—now. If you want a friend to win one of the liberal prizes, nominate h»r rleht this minute. If you do not understand all the points shout the contest, write the Contest Department of Thu Georgian and News or rail up Main 4627 Bell or 4415 Atlanta, and aslt for Boom 321, Auxte! building. A Special Sale of Pretty Neckwear—Ruffs, Boas, Yokes, Veilings, All At rices Tomorrow That Will Interest You Pretty . tilings for your neck, rraceful boas in the popular modes and Madame, those m Mademoiselle! effective colors that so charmingly set off your costume. Their fluffiness is most graciously becoming to every type heightening the hloom and freshness of a youthful face and marvelously softening the one that is showing tell-tale lines. In this sale none will he exchanged, none taken back, none C. O. D. and no telephone orders filled. . Marabou and FeatberBoas and Cbiffon Ruffs were goingto sell at special reductions tomorrow., Colors: Black, Pink, Light Blue, White, Brown. Some few are slightly soiled, most of them are fresh-—all are good values? v ' $27 Boas fo* $22.00 $25 Boas for $20.00 $22.50 Boas for $18.00 $8.00 Boas for $6.50 In Chiffon Ruffs—not many left—in blue, pink, hlack net, white and navy. $4.50 Ruffs for $2.50 $16.50 Ruffs for $6.00 Helio Coque set Stole and Muff that was $12. v This sale $3.00. Brown and White Coque set that was $15.00. Thid sale $3.00 Any Lace Veil in the stock - - - - 98c None of these have been less than $2.50 and some of them $3.50 and $4.50. $15.00 Boas for $12.00 $13.50 Boafe for $11.00 $10.00 Boas for $8.00 Tuxedo Veiling, all colors, plain or dotted, regularly 50 cents Lace Yokes, hlack, in fine and pretty lace - (These are the regular $3.50 yokes) Silk yoke and cuffs, m hlack or white, regularly $3.50, for Lace Ties, Cream or White • - - - - - 29c $1.00 IN MANY TONGUES THIS SECT TALKS Special In Ths Gsorglaa. Valdosta, Ga., Nov, If.—A religious sect, calling Itself the Pentecoetal Band, has been conducting revival service! In this city for about two weekf, and hae within the past few daye awakened considerable excite ment. Many of Ihe attendants have had the “power of the unknown longues" conferred upon them, being enabled. It le claimed, to speak two nr three language. In addition to their own. The power come* on the mem ber! while at worship, their entire nervous system being seemingly rought to the hlgheet tension. They fell from their seats and (roll oyer the floor In an excess of religious excite ment, shouting and praying. Many of them, when the "power" comee on them, are unable to speak a ‘ of their native languai * at a time. They do not they are saying or allentp Great crowds have been attracted to the mission over a store on Central avenue, where service* are held twice a day by Evangelists Pern- and Julileral. The converts are members of all de nominations—Methodists, Baptists end Presbyterians. The members of the band say they have been sent to warn the people of the second coming ot Chrlet, which momenlout event will oc cur In a very short time. Date for Psttibons Trial. Boise, Idaho, Nov. If.—The trial of George A. Pettlbopa, for complicity In tha killing of former Governor Sleunen- berg. has been retet by Judge Wood for November 26. If the Adams trial ATLANTA MAN DEAD; SWALLOWED TEETH Inquiries were received In Atlanta .Monday concerning the relatives of n former Atlanta man who died last April In Louisville under peculiar circum stances. This man Is William Dum- phrey, 27 years old. and his death was caused by a set of raise teeth. He was working as a waiter In a Louisville ho. tel last April and swallowed his false teeth while asleep. An operation was performed at a Louisville hospital without effect. Dumphrey lived In At lanta before going to Kentucky and HEADACHE "!1; father hut t»«n a a.d.rer treat ■frkh.kl.che '‘fi'i* *■? f *”■*>•*« r».™ »»4 «•*« 'H>1 mr nlltt mow ho tofu Ukltis r««r CunnH. II.,. f* l “ 4U«» ukt»* Cumin fc- h U amt M Ik. Iidcu. Th«r bzr. entire:; caret hla. ,h,M M I ell sir. roe th. erlTll.t. ot ui. ( ki. sea*." K-k.bi.kMS lBtolnHL.W.I.Ciu, f .n. l i ri Best Tor The Bowels ■ II6K7 UwnCIS e CANDVC4T>Uimc isissas Sttrlmg R.m.dy Co., Chicago or N.Y. «q4 fllihmSALE * m “OHBOXES A Jahots, silk or wash materials - Embroidered Linen Collars - - - - Mull Ties, Embroidered ends - ' > - — New line Mourning Face 'Veils - - L Silk Bows, all colors, new - -1 - New Ruchings - — i - - - - Tourist Ruching, 6 yards ) - - - - - *~ \Vindsor ties, all colors, plain, dotted and Persian effects, First Floor—to the right of main entrance. $2.50 - $1.00 50c, 75c, $1, $2.50 - 25c and 50c 25c, 50c, ancl 75c 75c to $2.25 - ~ 25c 25 cents yard 25 cents box 25c aild 50c Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company came hers from "Columbus, nnd It Is believed he has relatives In both cities. More Information concerning his death may be received from Miss Louisa Dll - ger. 210 Finlay street, Cincinnati. Do Not Let Any Dealer Insult Your Intelligence by offering you a substitute when you ask for an article you have seen adver. Used in this paper. We do not accept advertisements tor articles that are not worthy of your patronage. When you are convinced by one of these adver tisements that the article Is what you wish Insist on getting It when you ask for It nt your dealer’s. Avoid Substitutes—Get What You Ask For. WHITE AND BLACK HANDS MIX UP Chtragn, Nor. tt.-The Blark Hand y#a- terday par** Ita anawrj to tha declaration of war by, Mano Dlanra. «»r White Hand, formed to exterminate the Italian black- mnllera who hare ben terrorliln* the ritjr. Mariano Rmrdant, n young Italian, who left Buffalo a few Uaya ago on occoont of trouble with a aecret tocletjr there, waa laat night nabbed to death lu hla father’s an loon. Shortly before the death of Seardanl Max Friend, a wealthy wholeaale liquor dealer, received a third warning from the VHaek Hand that unless he paid ISO within 24 hours he would be killed and bis home dynamited. TRUSTS MAY GET U. S. APPROVAL BY NEW LAW Washington, Nor. 13.—Senator If, J. Mc- ruml>er. of South Dakota, has a bill for the Fcileral Incorporation of sueh corporations' doing an Interstate htndnets as may elect to take out a national charter. This Incorporation, under the nations' law, will not lie compulsory. It will allow those who are willing to submit to Federal Inspection and supervision to do so and secure inch l>eneflfa aa tha government ap proval of their methods* of business will carry with It. FIRED CARS AND GOT TEN YEARS EMPLOYEES WILL GIVE PORTRAIT OF SPENCER The employee, of the Southern railway will preieat a hsmlimme life-size all pop trait of the late President Samuel Spencer to tha memltera of hi. family ns soon a. the model for the Spenegr memorial monument la completed. Thla portrait it now being tiled by the arulptora nt work on the model for the monitmetit and when thla la com pleted the picture will be riven Ihe dead president'* family. It la considered an «• cellent llkenou and la rained at 6600. The monument will cost 669.000 aud will lie erected hi tbe plaza of the Terminal ala tion. Boulder. Colo., Nov. 16.—Murder In the aecond degree, with a recommenda tion for ten years’ Imprisonment, wss the verdict returned by a jury in the case of J. W. Reeve.-a railroad brake-, man, who confessed that fie and an other railroad employee started a fire In the Colorado and Southern railroad yards on the night of August 10. The Are caused the explosion of a carload of dynamite that killed three men and destroyed much property. Only One “BROMO QUININE," that Is m Laxative firomo Quinine ^ Curet a Cold In One Day, Crip in 2 Days ^ ^ on every f^ehnr. 25c PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS, PAZO OINTMENT is gunrahteed to cure any case of Itching. Blind. Bleed ing or Protruding Piles In t to 14 days or money refunded. 60c. WILL FIGHT FIANCEE’S CASE Chicago, Nov. 19.—Roy E. Valentine, flance of the heiress shoplifter, Marian Clarks Hurley, Imprisoned In Ihs house of correction, who was expected to ar rive In Chicago yesterday to take up the light for freedom In his sweet heart's behalf, has failed to arrive. SALOONLESS TERRITORY WHEN BARROOMS CLOSE. Special to The Georgian. Decatur, Ala., Noy. 19.—When the thirteen saloone of Decatur and of N** Decatur go out of business on January I, according to the prohibition election which was held on November 9. the De caturs will then be located In th* cen ter of perhaps,the largest antl-*»Jo oB district In the entire country. When the' Decaturs saloons go out of busi ness there 'will not be a saloon on in* Southern railroad between Memphis and Chattanooga, a distance of 119 miles. And. there will not be a saloon on the Louisville nnd Nashville railroad county. Tenn., vs. the University Iff the* between Nashville. Tenn.. and Cullman. Old Tax Case. Washington. Nov. in.—A motion has been made in the supreme court Of the United States for the advancement on the docket of the. case of Franklin South, which involves the right of the state to tax lease holders on lands owned by the university. Want Motto Restored. New York. Nov. 16.—A resolution pe titioning the national government to retain tha motto, "In God W* Trust," on gold coins, was adopted yesterday by the members of the Presbyterian Ministers’ Association ot this city. Ala., a distance of 166 miles. SHINON Polishes for brass, copper, sliver, etc. at the GEORGIA PAINT ft GLASS CO. 40 Pcashtrea Street