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THE ATEAMTA GEORGIAS AND SEWS-. FIJI DAT, DECBWiEH 8, 1011.
W.J.BRYAN BLACKLISTED j f
BYINSURGENTPROHIS
1 Split Wing of Party Has Fears
j That the Famous Commoner
Will Be Nominated.
CHEAPER CABLE LETTERS.
OVER THE WESTERN UNION
The Wc-atern Union Telegraph Com
pany put Into effect this week two'new
forme of cable aervlce to be known a»
cable letters and week-end letters.
This new service la described as fol
lows: Cable letters may be filed at
any Western Union office to be for
warded to New York or Boston, the
terminus for cables—by mall or tele
graph, at the option of the sender. The
telegraph company to cable such cables
at Its convenience—same to reach Lon
don or Liverpool In time for delivery
on the morning .of the second day fol
lowing the day that they are received
In New York or Boston. The rate on
such cable letters will he 11.50 for
twenty words, with SO rents for each
additional five words.
Week-end cable letters will be ac
cepted up to midnight on Saturday,
same to be delivered at London nr Liv
erpool on the Tue-dny following. The
telegraph company will, M course, ac
cept such letters befyre Saturday for
transmission, but same will not be de
livered until Tuesday morning. The
rate on week-end letters will be 11.(0
for SO words nnd US cents for each
additional, fljo', words.
The ratesfddeiriabbve do not lucl
transmission between'o
itween ( Mrlg|pntlpg point
New < York, but trans-
It New Yorte or Bhslon
ntsplon between
and London or Liverpool.
Thc,H>stqrn Union will put Into ef
fect on;January 1 llte .delivery of du-
ferrftd piess dispatches. frum England
over Atlantic-cable at five cents per f - '
word plus the special rate from New,'
Yotk or, Boston to the destination of
the dispatch. -, , ,t
Ojblc letters and week-end letters
arc offered not as a substitute for tlm
present - regular cable servlee. but In-'
tended .to place- tlio Atlantic cables
with lu the .reach, of tl|e public at such
Tates as will encourage- their, use for
aoelgl and buslnomf communications.
GEORGIA WOMAN GOES
TO INDIA AS MISSIONARY.
Donatsonvilfe, Go., Deo. 8.—Mini Dal-;
By Skinner, of thl« pi ace, will Jsave
within tlio next few day* for India,
wher« «h© will ap©nd the next live
year* as a missionary, being sent by-
the Holiness ‘Nasarene church here.
She sails from Now York for Bombay.
India, from which latter place she will
go into the Indian Jungles.
Masons Choose Officers. i
Midville, Ga., Dee. 8.—.Mldvllle .Ma
sonic lodge No. 521 has elected the fol
lowing officers: 8. A. Hall, worship
ful master; L. O. 8pence. senior war
den; T. M. Joiner, Junior warden; Dr.
W. R. Lowe, secretary; J. II. Owens,
treasurer; J. A. Smith, tyler.
Board of Stewards Meet.
Elberton, Os.. Dec. At a meeting
of the board of stewards of the First
Methodist church, the following officers
were elected: \V. !>. Jones, chairman; Dr.
8. I*. Ramploy. vice chairman: 0!. L.
Smith, secretary, and U M. Heard, treas
urer.
INDIAN EVANGELIST
TO TALK TO CHILDREN
Ever)' child In Atlanta ahould be
precent Friday afternoon at S: 30 o'clock
sharp to hear Rev. Frank Wright, the
evaqgeltet, tell of hit life among the
Indian* of western Oklahoma.
He spent several years with the red
men. living In tenti with them and
wearing the Indian eostume much of
the time. Friday afternoon he will
show the young people the Indian sign
language. There are scores of Indian
dialects which are used among the va
rious tribes, but the universal language
understood by all tribes Is the sign lan
guage.
Mr. Wright devoted live yean of
study to acquire this sign language, and
the oung people will enjoy seeing him
converse by that method. Mr. Wright
will also tell them of Indian mythology,
legends and customs, which will prove
Intensely Interesting, not only to young
people but to grownups.
By special request, he will sing "Hia
watha's Death Hong," first In the Choc,
taw lunguage, then translated Into Eng
lish. He sang this at the Montgomery
this week and It delighted all who heard
11. Parents are requested..to let their
little ones emtio to Nprth-nyf„ church
Friday afternoon at,EH o'clock, ijml
the service'nil! be eqrutudeil In amptb
time for the .children ttlrgft nqiqp be-
Mr. Wright corttinu*. tiV tfre^li wills
great effectiveness- lt> the Monts on very
theater at noon each day. and North-
nve. Presbyterian ehurch at 3:8(1 In (lie
afternoon and 7: SO In the evening.
KHORASSANS ELECT
; t . OFFICERS OF TEMPLE
Russell It. KmltfT war elected, royal
vlsler of Klbla temple No. 122, -D. O. K.,
at the annual election of officer* of the
temple Thursday evening. V. A. Vondor
Lleth was sleeted grand emir: B. L.
Owens, sheik; B. M. -Eubanks, mahedl;
■Lee F. Terrell,’ secretary; H. B, Ken
nedy, treasurer; \V. a. Moore, sslilb;
Otis Witherspoon, satrap.
Aftor the .election of-, officers: the
jttvutbsrs,formed in line, nnd, headed by
Governor Slaton and the dniip corps,
marehea to Durand's cafe, where a
sumptuous banquet was served.
The banquet was presided over liy
James W. Austin, and speeches ware
made by Oovernor Slaton, Russell K.
Smith. Mr. Slaton, William R. Hinton.'
Troy 'Beattie, Lee F. Terrell, Oeorge F.
Rubanks, David J. Bailey, W. Tom
Winn and Mr. Austin.
K. of P.’s Elect Officers.
Midvills, Ga„ Dec. 8,—The .Mldvllle
Knights of Pythias lodge, has elected
the following officers O. M. Barnes,
chancellor commander; W. E. Baxter,
vice rhanrellnr; Paul Joner, prelate:
Dr. W. R. I.on e. keeper of records and
seal; W. It. Thorn, master of work; W.
Mulling, inaster-at-arms; <’. M.
Murphree, master of excliekuer: Hay
den Banks, master of finance: Carl
Stevens, Inner guard; .1. N. Cross, out
er guard, and M. Levin, trustee.
THREE ATLANTA MEN GIVE
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY
They Voluntarily Visit Scientist’s Representative at
Jacobs’ Pharmacy and Tell of Startling Results
Produced by RooV Juice.
Chicago, Dec. 8.—Determined to thwart
what they term a plot to nominate Wil
liam Jennings Bryan as a candidate for
president on the prohibition ticket at the
national convention at Atlantic City, N.
J., next summer, "prohibition Insurgent*
today began seeking members for the
Progressive Prohibition league.
Tne league was organised afte
I stormy meeting here of the national com-
I mlttee of the Prohibition party. Quincy
I Lee Morgan,, of South Dakota, secretary
of th» new -Organisation, raid It purposed
to get tcontfol of the national convention
at Atlantic city, prevent the nomination
for president of any man not strong In
prohibition .principles, and to control the
national committee. . . ■
■ in addition to Bryan, the prohibition
Insurgents have placed on the r blacklist
as Ineligible to a prohibition nomination
for president Governor J. Frank Hanley,
of Indiana, and Congressman Richmond
Pearson Hobson, of Alabama.
FULTON BLUES’ENJOY
SMOKEFLAND ORATORY
Harrison Jonis gave a smoker on
Thursday night at the University club
to the young men who -are enlisted or
are contemplating enlisting In the new
company which he Is organising for the
Fifth regiment,
The company will-, be knowfl as the
Fulton Blue*, and already a large num
ber of applications have been sent In
for tnemberahlp. All thosa present at
the smoker had a delightful time and
much enthusiasm was manifested about
the new company.
A number of the officer* of the Fifth
were present and short talk* were made
by Colonel E. E. Pomeroy and others.
wing m 1 - „
General Clifford Anderson. Colonel
Pomeroy, Lieutenant Colonel O. H. Hall,
Major I. T. Catron, Major M. E. Laird,
Captain F. M. Cochran, Captain Green.
Lieutenant Lindorme, H. B. Troutman.
G. W. McCarty, George Bonnell. Lewie
McKoln, Walton Griffith. Jerry Osborne,
Frank H. Martin, Charles Wood. George
Femmes. Alfred Thornwell. E. V, .Car
ter, Jr., Harry Harmon, Jr., Remscn
King, W. Alston, Eugene HIM, Mont-
8 ornery Hill. O. Brantley- Jr„ Hunter
fuse,- .Ott Earl Green. J. D. Willing
ham. Judeon K. McDonald, Strother
Fleming, Williford Maya, Glascock
Maya, R. B. Swift, Joe Holland, Luther
Hudson, Wingate Battle, John Arm
stead. Ernest Armstead. Lewis Parker,
Dick Gregg. Tyler Waller, Ed Gay. Jr„
Kenneth McRae, Beverly DuBoae, Chea
ter Hale. Henry Lyon. L. F. Montgom
ery, Ellis Whitley. Tlllon Forbes, Jack
Teason. Max Wright, Charles M. Srl-
ple, John J. Woodslde, Jr., Wallace Dra
per, Roys ton Cabanlas, Fred Campbell,
Fred Crandall. James DuBoae. S. H.
Hawkins, L. W. Roberta, Jr., Fonvllle
McWhorter, Julian Thomas, Eugene
Kelly, Phil L. Engle, Charles Collier,
Edward King, Ralph Ragan. Stewart
S ’Ilham, Charles'Montgomery, A. W.
III? Virgil Collier, Dan Woodward, IV.
WMKeraon, Jim .Inhnsap,, Stewart John-,
sort, Saunders Jones, Ed' Couthbrn.
Marsh Adair, Ed Terrell, John While,
Blair Foster, Charles Meador, Fred
Garrett, Owen O'Keefe. Douglas Games,
A. O. Gate*, Lawrence Stallings, Billie
Killer. Chauncey Butler and -Henry
Kuhit. '
EMMONS 7 LARGE ESTATE
IS LEFT TO HIS FAMILY
Bequeathing .the Greater part of hla
late’to hi* Wife, Mtuf. Mil Belle Etn-
nnfl. a fid to Ills daughter, Mrs: Kth-
ntda, s “
estate
elynl'EntMoim joHn.dn, and • paining
Marshall Johnson.and Ml*. Emmons
as exrtditprs of the. proper'- ths will of
the lain Mortop R. Envmona was uro-
bated ,Thursday afternoon In U'c Ful
ton county court or ordinary.
To -hlli stater. Mf*.' Ida Hi* Huff.' la left
15,00(1; .to another flstnv, .Mrs. Fannie
E. Owen,, 15,000;' to lils'hlhce. Blanche
E. DeVrtlllt, 11.000, iind to hi* aon-ln-
law. Motslmll r'„ Johdahn. Il.ooo.
.The , residents- .at 7»« Peachtree^st.-
was left to Mr*. Kramon*. Mr*. John-,
son wa*,'be«tVcathcd property at 30
BfpadtSL No estlmi
South
timatlon of the
•H. IIIWIIX.W
will,-but It la known, tlm
Includes cbnSUIeruhle central real es
tate of great value.
More sold titan all other brands com
bined. SAUER'S PURE FLAVORING
EXTRACTS. Because they flavor
BEST. Ask the houaekeeper.
More Grain Planted.-
Lexington, Ga., Ooc. 8.—Reports from
all parts of Oglethorpe county are. to
the effect -that more grain la lielng
planted this fall than In u number of
years. - It Is thought that the grain
acreage this year will he Increased fully
50 per cent over last year. This Is pos
sibly the result of a move made by the
Farmers union of the county In order
to bring about a reduct'
of the coltbn acreage.
TBTTEHINE CURES PILES.
••One eopllcstlon cared roe •/ * (in of
itching piles after I had snffered fer five
jeers. RAYMOND BENTON
Welter hero. 8. 0.
Ttttertn* <nre« reveal. tetter, ringworm,
ground itch, infant * tore head, pimples,
dandruff, eorus, bonlnns and all skin affec
tions. AIL all <lrux*Ut* or by mall for 80s
•ent the Snuntrlne Co.. Savannah. Oa.
In addition to a flood of mail orders
which have nearly swamped the mall
order department of Jacob*' Marletta-
st. pharmacy, grateful and enthusl-
««tlc Atlanta people continue to visit
the great scientist'* representative and
sing the praise* of the strange new
liquid which has been creating so much
excitement in Atlanta.
Many of those who called yesterday
to tell wonderful stories of benefits de
rived from the Juice treatment hesi
tated about their names being used, but
others readily agreed. As one man
?-£££!»* out to the representative, they
ere anxious for every sufferer in At-
nta and this section to know of tht*
new medicine which has such a strange
-wer over certain diseases.
One of the first to call was Mr. H.
Seay, of 19 East Pavllion-ftt. He
came to tell a remarkable story of what
benefit Root Juice had been to hi* wife.
“For the past four years,” he said,
"my wife was practically an invalid*
suffering from stomach and kidney
trouble and going almost Into nervous
prostration. I have had several doctor*
treat her and she used various reme
4le* without any result whatever.
“After using two bottle* of Root
Juice ghe is almost restored to health.
•< n I expect a complete cure with one
Joule. I ain well pleased with
Juice and recommend It for all
such cases as that of my wife." '■»
Another enthusiastic visitor was ,\|r.
Oscar S. Seymour, who, after eight
year* of suffering from rheumatism and
swollen Joints,. Is now able to enjoy llf«.
Hla Joints have been limbered up, he
has ceased to suffer Ihe agonies of the
pasr right years und he declares the
Julco treatment to be the moat wonder
ful remedy he ever loud of.
Equally enthusiastic was Mr. Jo
seph Bradner, whose rheumatism left
him, he declared, after tuklng one bot
tle of Root Juice.
"I feel better." he said, "than I have
felt In years. I can now eat with relish
und am able to sleep at nlgltta. My
kidneys are also much Improved and I
am Indeed thankful."
■■ Dozens of others have, told how the
Juice treatment relieved them after the
tint few doses—how It made the stom.
arh feel fine; how It gave a hearty,
healthy appetite and prevented Indiges
tion and that atuffed, bloated feeling
and belching afterward. Btlll others
have told remarkable stories of the
effect It had In painful, swollen jntnts,
swollen limbs and knotty hands The
personal representative I* at Jacobs’
Marietta-at. store dally from 3 to I
and from. 2 until 7 In the evenings
demonstrating this strange new lluutd
to which so many seemingly mlraculoa*
[outes have been attributed.
With the lotion Pictures
At the American.
The American theater Is surprising it*
patron* this week with an excellent offer
ing of musical comedy, the like of which
ha* never been *een on a popular price
stage In Atlanta.t The management has
secured a really truly musical comedy,
with fourteen artist* In the oast, and the
production is distinctly good. The lines
> costume* are clean and pretty.
|tlh\
m
and an afternoon or evening spent
enjoyment Is reisaid with the fun ar.d de
light. Many much more pretentious offer
ings have been produced at higher-priced
theater*. Take a tin: Go down to the
American and get the surprise of your
Ilf* If you are one of those skeptic* who
think such an offering on one of the small
motion picture stages Is Imtlosatble.
At ths Bonita.
Everline Fields ts making one of the
really big hits n* a feature of the Bonita
bill of vaudeville this week. The crowds
which visited the theater Thursday were
an evidence of the popularity of the bill
holding forth there, and also of the fact
that the continuous performance policy
inaugurated by this house ha* caught on
with the moving picture and popular price
vaudeville fan** fancy In earnest. One of
the neatest ecu of It* kird seen In a small
circuit house la that put otr by Harry
Mick, the hcop roller and Juggler. He
hoc four hoot* »o thoroughly trained that
they «!«» all but eat out of hla hand, and
would do thi» if they were hungry. He-
works thu stunt of running then In a
PIANO MIC
WITHIN
REACH
Gee whiz /
could buy ato
of {hem my
self at that
price. ”
40 to 50
Per Cent
Discount
Last Ghance
LAST DAY
Last Chance
WILL YOU BE NEXT,
MR. PIANO BUYER?
Are you going to be willing to pay double the
price for your Piano next week? This is a serious
question, so decide now, and your pbekethook will
smile as it never smiled before. Do it now, investi
gate. . Make your dollars do double duty. ,- v;
PosiJvely Regular Prices Will Prevail After Saturday Night
srs NOW UP TO YOU!
Piano Purchasers, Read! Reflect! Act Quickly!
Our immense stock is rapidly being depleted.
Less than 10 high grade standard makes of Pianos
remain to he sold by Saturday night.
KINGSBURY
ARION
HALLET & DAVIS
STRAUSS
MANUFACTURERS’ CLEARANCE SALE
KIMBALL.
DECKER BROS.
PIANO-PLAYER
THE WESTER MUSIC CO.
64 Peachtree St., Atlanta—Open Evenings—157Cotton Ave., Macon, Ga.
lr.-t£ .round him nn-1 then suddenly | and U, scoring ; distinct hit with tho evening*, rsncerlng songs that please in a
,r ^ i.. ,, n „ Jlsvi-. ! rtf »h«» hitua** Th»r* nr** fa.tir. Mnlliratlntf tnihn..
out a miss
Basel Uarlion.-In eccentric *ong*
.Unee*..and Jane Carl. In Just «ng. arc
other acts on the bill this week, pwww
a fine series of motion picture*, changed
he other with-1 laen artjsts lli the ca»t t anj ftch onc
It
•The New Vaudstts.
y i
thought the ha!
tempt a real musical corned)* In one of , r- . ,
the small houses- but Manager Holland half-page advertisement from the New
was one of the few who thought other-i^^U. This advertlaement Is g »,»ib*
wise, und a* a consequence the south side w expression of oar appr*c!ati<.n of thos-*
*. a i theater is now one of tne most popular {Who h ttV e helped us to make this theater
At the Suoteba. • I 3 oents and 10 cents house* In the city. , the moat entertaining and delightful of
It Happened Out West.” another mu- any In the South. Without their assfst-
il comedy offering. I" making a strong. lance and hearty co-operation wo could
..... for popularity at t* 1 *. lhlfl At the National. . f. 01 obtained the results we have
week, and Manager Tom Holland Is re-, *».,,* «... Itead »he advertisement, get acquainted
reiving congratulation* on paving the way j ***• moticti -pictures—changed daily—J with our force, and develop a personal in-
f.4* such offering* on a popular price i which are being shown at the National are • terest In our enterprise. We’ll appreciate
stage. The musical egmedy offering chi* making a sbiendid reputation for that: It. The first-run picture* for Saturday
week Is better in on the op* of .hurt week. »-«*— v.—*.v~. - »— — • 9
dally.
S.7T; c “? ,'h‘.To
CHENEY’S
EXPECTORANT
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS
l»ou*e. Kxertlng »*ver>- effort to please. I are Kdlsott comedy, entitled -The Daisy
the management seeka to so diversify the • «Towb»>ys." and a Vitsgroph drama, en
w That every Picture fan can find * titled ’’Mi* ‘.fife’s Hecret.'
him
comedy, cr educational
her. Those j
Bond Issue Fail.%
program to pMase .VUe* June which the proinircnt cltlxen* of tthens
'll. the popular ar.d accomplished havff been w*»rkirtc in l»ir»l #*i*»* f., • t,,t
soiigfftre#*, i.i vik ti.u bill afurr.cuns and to carry, not from the number it votes
Rev. 8. C. Dsan.Acctpts Cal’
Elbtrton, G«'„ Dec. 8,-H^
Ihsar., a! Curter*viU^ ha*
f*ll of tin- FIntt Raptl.t
I l^rtiin. fio,Will AJTiye.lq th, dty * r>
hi. fnmilx*b«fore the rtrij-Siffi , x*i;.
j and will iif gin, hi* w^rk Jomtgn.’• ;
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