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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. Substance arid Sustenance There’s more real food substance in ordinary soda crackers than in any other wheat food—which means more sustenance for the body. Uneeda Biscuit is the only form in which soda crackers should ever reach your table. The dust tight, moisture proof package bringing all their goodness to you intact NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY PREPARING FOR RESURRECTION, FARMER BUILDS SEPULCHER; WILL LEAVE STRANGE WILL Detroit. Mich., May 10.—Preparing for the resurrection to take place 600.years after he has been laid In his grave, which he believes will bring him forth as a prophet of the Lord, Henry Lyman, aged 66, a re placed farmer, has sarted the erection of a massive sepulcher on his 240-acre farm, one mile south of Twin Lakes, Mich. In his will he asks to havo his body placed after death In the tomb he Is now building, the remains to be Interred and the grave being dug only deep enough to allow a covering of one Inch of ear *- l * 'earing the face e*pose_ s be hung up on the wall and the sepulcher sealed. After 600 years Lyman believes he will come forth In the flowing robes of a twenty-fifth century prophet. B. R. T. Goggles In every etyle of merit car ried In our etock, good onea are hard to And, you can get them here and everything else In first dale optical goods. WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO. 75 Peachtree Street. Menter 4 Rosenbloom Co.—Cash Store Prices BUY OF THE MANUFACTURER 1 AN0SKEM0HE1 CREDIT Clothing FOR MEN AND WOMEN Wo sell clothing. Sell It on easy payments—H.00 a vrcck—sell It at cash store prices. We are manufacturers. Wo op erate 72 stores—we are twice over the largest Credit Clothiers In the world. We will frost you—without security —without red tape of any kind— como in and (Jet new clothing—empty purses and fat pocket-books are equally welcome. Men’s Suits patterns—well made—os good values ■“ J,0UWlu to 22 Tnnrnnfc Smart tan and gray l opcoais t0B „ cnl , n ncw * lylo —lined and trimmed aA *)A handsomely—Credit *J>y 10 ZU Raincoats Sesttfi o p jr r,h * d “: ,we . ,l $io to 20 Genesee Shoes J n he En ^ e h st at Men ' 8 , shoe SSImT Women’sCoatsf^^nc" stylet and materials—very nobby and at tractive, on Credit *j)7tO 25 TVTillln A1*V We buy trimmed Rata ITlllIillCi j f 0T 72 gtorca from the Artistic Milliners of New York—wo get the Newest Styles—we get the lowest prices—that’s why wo can (PO 4-s\ Q sell so low ipZ IQg Women’s Suits ^ A season’s styles—dependable quality— ex pert tailoring—on Credit $10to32 Qillr WTillcidNew onea fop Olili ▼ ▼ dlOtO spring and Sum- ssss$4 to 10 Oxford Shoes Walking Skirts $2 to $4 * $3 to $20 TRIED TO HANG SELF, AFTER ATTEMPTING TO KIUJAIIGHTER Augusta Man Makes Two Desperate Attemps to Commit Suicide. Special to The Georgian. Augusta, -Ga|, May I#.—After at tempting tho life of his young daugh ter, Henry Chipman, twice tried to kill himself In the police barrack* between 6 and 8 o'clock last evening. Shortly after being locked up tnado the first attempt by hanging himself with the leather belt which held up his trousers. He was cut down lust In time and the belt taken away. Less than an hour from that time tho Jailer passed down the cor ridor and found Chipman gasping ho slowly twisted a heavy cotton han kerchief about .hi* neck. The fixed »tar*. of death wo* already forming f hi* bloodshot eye*. Chipman was removed to the coun ty Jail. SCANDAL GROWING IN CARNEGIE’S CLUB Pittsburg, Pa., May 10.-A scandal, grow* Ing out of tbs disappearance of all account books and papers of the Country Club, of Pittsburg, when an auditing committee was appointed to overhaul the hooka, bids fair to disrupt tho organisation. Thla prominent social organisation has entertained tho leading men of America and Europe aud la noted everywhere for lta hospitality. Andrew Carnegie It a mem- BICYCLE BOYS ATTRACT MUCH ATTENTION. For *ome time people on the street* have noticed boys on wheel* iplnnlng along dreaaed In blue iweatere and bl- lo.pants, with large white letter* on front of their sweater*—B & A— and many people thought that It was a baseball club on wheels, but In stead It wa* found to be Brannen & Anthony's special bicycle messenger*, rapidly delivering the many packages this popular firm sends out. It has bssn long conceded that this firm con ducted the delivery featuro of their business on modern and up-to-date ilans, and it ha* won many customers ly Its system of prompt delivery of inscriptions and other things ordered rom tholr store. It Is becoming a household word In this city that If you want something from a drug store, si ' want It quick, "Telephone Brannen Anthony." This firm were the origi nators of the Idea of offering tho public such a service, and have maintained their claims, and In fact have “made good" and oven better. With the ex perience of years and the many ad vantages they have now. It can be safe ly predicted that their business will enjoy a continued Increase from this source of convenience offered the pub lic. Watch the boys with the big B. & A. It Is always a pleasure to note the progresalveness of these ambi tious and enterprising young men, and ENGINEER IS KILLED AND TWO INJURED Freight Trains Crash To gether and Wreckage Blocks'Track. Special to The Georgian. Macon, Ga., May 10.—Engineer John N. Norris was killed and Engineer L. Ople and Brakeman Spain were slightly Injured In a head-on collision between a regular and an extra freight train on the Central railroad two miles south of Gordon yesterday. The freight was behind and through some misunderstanding Engineer Nor ris drove his engine into the death trap, He was removed from his post shortly after the accident, scalded and cruehed. Over half of both train* was con- crt.il Into a mass of wreckage and trulllc was badly tied up. The remains of the dead man and tho injured persons were brought to Mucon. HIGH’S HIGH’S Tonight—Matinee Saturday, HAL REID'S RDRAL DRAMA, "THE NIGHT BEFORI CHRISTMAS’* —Next Week— "THE GREAT LAFAYETTE." Women’s Patent Leathers 1™ E and Brown Gibson Ties SATURDAY Pair $2.50 Tomorrow, Saturday, we place on sale 500 pairs Women’s Oxfords at $2.50 pair. The lot consists of brand new, snappy Patent Leathers and Brown Gibson Ties, with the large eyelets and broad silk ribbon laces, Cuban heels; etc., identical Oxfords for sale in all shoe stores at $3.00 pair. Come them tomorrow for $2.50. J. M. HIGH buy Stepping Stones To Success The deposits you make on a savings account aro stepping stones to success. Each deposit you make takes you a step nearer tho goal. But it’s the first step that makes tho last possible. You should take that first step now, by opening an account in our Savings Department We pay Interest compounded twice a year. Drop us a postal for informa tion about Banking by Mail. y Central Bank & Trust Corporation, Candler Building, Branch Cor. Mitchell and Forsyth. NEXT WEEK: USUAL MATINEES. —THE— GREAT LAFAYETTE and his company In three grand productions “Mystery, Mirth, Music” 40 People—Carload of Scenery. MAY-JUNE MUSIC FESTIVAL ST. NICHOLAS AUDITORIUM, MAY 29, 30, 31 and JUNE 1. $8,000 FOR ARTI8T8 ALONE. SEA80N TICKETS. $3, $4, and $5. ON 8ALE. CALL Ol* WRITE W. C. HUMPHRIES, 519 EMPIRE, ATLAN. TA, REDUCED RAILROAD RATE. ONE FARE PLUS 25 CENT8 ROUND TRIP. | AMUSE U No. 7 VIADUCT PLACE. Friday and Saturday. \ “RAREBIT FIEND’S DREAM** “WINTER DAY STRAW RIDE” THE TWIN THEATERS NO. 46 WHITEHALL feT. ft FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. \ “MILITARY PRI80N SCENES" ’ "CHIMNEY SWEEPER” "PASTRY COOK" K "PIG IN 80CIETY” > "CLOWN AND STATUE" » “CAPTAIN KIDD” Pope Consents To Be Godfather Pope Plus has consented to be god father to the Spanish heir and King Edward of England and the emperor of Germany are' to be the child's spon sors at the christening. The royal decree, lesued last month, with the details of the ceremony of the presentation of th* heir to the Spanlah throne at the moment of his birth pre scribed that all the court offlctale should b* present, also the ministers, HANG ON. Codes Topers as Bad as Othsrs. Boys* Suits (age 14 to 20) $5 to $15 Boys* Knee Pant Suits $3 to S8 Boys* Two-Pleco Spits $2 to S3 ALL TOE CREDIT YOU WANT ANY TIME YOU WANT IT *183 (OVER) 71 Whitehall St. STORE OPEN MONDAY EVENING friend of our family who lived with ua a short time was a great coffee drinker and a continual sufferer with dyspepsia. He admitted that coffee dis agreed with him. but you know how the coffee drinker will hold on to his cof- fes, even It he knows It causes dys pepsia. "One day he said to me that Postum Food Coffee had been recommended and suggested that he would like very much to try It. I secured a package and made It etrlctly according to di rections. He was delighted with the new beverage, as was every one of our family. He became very fond of It and In a short time his dyspepsia disappeared. He continued using the Postum and In about three months gained twelve pounds. "My husband Is a practicing physi cian and regards Postum as the health iest of all beverages. He never drinks coffee, but Is very fond of Foatum. In fact, all of our family are, and we never think of drinking coffee any Read, “Th# Road to Wen* pkgs. "There's a Reason." BALLARD BIFOCAL AND TORIOOR CURVED LENSES have gained a reputation In two year* no other Arm In the entire South has made In a half century. Not these lenses alone gave ua the lead, but op tical service In every way not usually found elsewhere. Ask any Atlanta man about us. WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO, 75 Peachtree Street) the presidents of the two chambers, the Knights of the Golden Fleece, the cap tain general, the commission of the As turias, and representatives of the civil and military corporations. Member* of tho diplomatic corps were also In vited to attend the ceremony. All customary decrees ordering a general amnesty, the release of pris oners condemned for minor offenses, and the bestowal of recompenses and decorations upon various persons were prepared. The decree directed attention to the remarkable publicity given In accord ance with the etiquette of the Spanish court to the Intimate aftplr* of the roy al family. At toon as evident signs of approaching confinement are noticed those Invited to attend the ceremony must hasten to the palace, the men at. tired in uniform and th* women In court dress. They must wait In the antechamber until the Infant Is > pre sented. With the least possible delay th* ba by Is dressed and placed In a basket standing on a golden salver. The king takes th* basket holding the child In his hands and, followed by members of Ihe royal family, enters the saloon where tha presentation ceremony Is held. Raising the veil over the Infant's face the king says: “I present to you my beloved eon (or daughter) the successor to the throne of Spain, the prince (or princess) of th* Asturias, to whom my dear spouse has Just glvsn birth." Then th* minister of justice, as the principal notary of the realm, ap proaches and vtsws the face of the child, and all those Invited Me past. As soon as the presentation la ended a solemn te dtum la sung In the royal chapsL Queen Wire Jumping Rope Coupon. COUPON NUMBER 14 Twelve coupons of diiferent numbers will entitle the bolder of same to one Queen Wire Jumping Rope. Name Address The Jumping Rope will be presented FREE to any one paying a month’s subscription to The Atlanta Georgian in advance. Sent by mail to any address for 12 coupons of dif ferent numbers and 5e in stamps to pay postage. QUEER EREAK Oh FROST; ELBERT AS STAND JEST "Elbert* peaches an the thins.” said V. L Collier Friday morning. Mr. Collier conduct* t Us peach orchard In Gwinnett county, and be' brought to Atlanta two branches from sn Elbert* tret which were corned with healthy fruit. „ "M7 orchard showed s queer freak." eon- tinned Mr. Cottier. "On the north fide, geoerelly protected by wind*, the fruit true totally destroyed. Ob' the southern •Id* It vu a total lota lint there wa* one streak containing shorn fifteen acre*, running diagonally, In whlcb not n tree was touched. Ton can tee the frost Une easily. On one tide there I* not n sign of dam age. On the other there Is an absolute 100 per. rent lot*. “I bare had sdtleet from all over the booth and tho damage Is as bad In other II ;t E forty wbsf i per rent of last fruit Is left Is of Tear's yield. One quality. Manat s other variety, and I Intend cutting opt • the others In the funre.’ No. 77 PEACHTREE 8TREET. Thin watk’t bill: MI8S LEE WHITE, Songs. BURN8 BROS., Clog Dsnosrg. UJ JIMMY KELLY and His Banjo. GEORGE PERRY, Specialty. ERLE SISTERS, Singing and Dano- ‘"8- St. Nicholas Auditorium PONCE DELEON PARK-Skattng Dally. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 15th. ADMISSION 25c. RESORTS. GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WEST VIRGINIA <The "OLD WHITE" Snlphur.) Now M l Famous for Its sulphur baths. eru Improvements, with private baths. Permsnent orchestra. Term., 115 to IS week. 550 to 590 per month. Write for lllastrntL'd booklet. Address, GEO. A. MILLS. Jr., Manama. ,; r .-"n>.r|.T Will'.- snll'lmr Sprlng-, W. V.l. HARVESTER TRUST WILL BE PROBED Chicago, May U.—The International Har vester Company, n New Jersey corporation, capitalized at 5199,000,00% It charged with « violation of the Bhermsn anti-trust law. It remains to be decided whether th* ccutera> pitted tenon shall lie criminal or civil. FIRE DESTROYS CLUB BUILDING Chicago. May ll—The duh bonce of tha Homewood Clab, Rcacvoml, Ilia., one of the ©Meat and moat cxrtndre country and coif cIqImi In CUnfO. waa wiped oat bj The Icm Is