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THE ATLANTA bEORGIAN AND NEWS.
MONDAY, DI2CKMRKH 30.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
A Bank wkick regards its patrons interests as identical with its own, using every intelligent
and approved metkod for protecting and advancing tkose interests. Conservatism is tke para
mount feature of its policy, wkile wide-awake and tkorougkly modem metkods of adminis
tration oktam m every department.
Your Account is Invited
RENEWED ACTIVITY IN CONTEST
COMES WITH CHRISTMAS OVER;
CHANGES SURE TO TAKE PLACE
Ba.lots Pouring in by Tncusands, the Voting
Saturday Being the Heaviest Thus Far
of Any Day of the Contest---Five
Furious Weeks Ahead.
UNCLE REMUS’S BEGINS
NEW YEAR BRILLIANTLY
CLASSIFIED ADS GOOD FOR EXTRA
VOTES IN $15,000 CONTEST
From one end of Georgia to the oth- be tnflueneed by rumors that such and
tr Interest has become keyed to a high
|4tch In The Georgian's great popular
voting contest, and everywhere people
me wondering who will be the success
ful young ladles to carry off the hon
ors and the prise that this contest af
fords.
The leadership In the various dis
tricts Is constantly changing, and all
or the contestants are doing their ut
most to come out victors In the great
race.
Saturday Mrs. C. R. Cunningham, of
District 14, had the honor cf having
the highest number'of votes In the en
tire contest thus far. but there are sev
eral candidates who are not very far In
the rear. Seme of the candidates could
probably go to the lend, but for the
fact that they arc holding back some
of tho votes that they have secured on
subscriptions, ns they want a reserve
for the flni.l counting. Somo of those
"ho are quietly reposing at the bottom
of the list may be the very ones who
ere holding bock the most votes, and.
tin refers, even tho you are at the head
»! the list In your district today, do
not fur one moment think that you are
sure to win. The loaders today do not
heecaaarily represent the final victors,
as there are fit> more weeks of the
contest, and this Is the time In which
the young ladles should do ihelr most
»ork. ,
The seventh week of The Georgian's
such candidates have many thousnnda
of votes which can not ho overcome,
for there It not one candidate who has
enough votes to claim any of the prises
yet. Reports nre often started thut
certain candidates have an enormous
number of vote* simply to scare the
other candidates out, and these reports
should not bo heeded at all.
The next few weeks will be good ones
to secure rotes, and the most should
be mode of the time. Many outside
people nre just now becoming Interest
ed In the race and will be glad to help
the young ladles out If they will ask.
The voting Saturday was the heav
iest that has been done since the con
test started, and many of the candi
dates received several thousand votes
to udd to their reserve. While It Is a
very good Idea to keep near the top.
In order that your friends will tfee that
you are well In the race, It Is a bad Idea
to iwti all the reserve votes to accom
plish this end. A large reserve should
hr kept until the last. If candidates
start to fighting for the first place now,
it will make the number of votes that
will win the capital prises much larger
than It would be If the contest takes Its
own course.
This Is the commercial age and tho
day of the specialist In all things, and
those who would succeed In the field of
business nnd office work must be thur-
ughly trained In a modern, up-to-date
commercial college. The history of tho
graduates printed In the annual entu-
legue of the Dixie business College
gives evldcnco of the superiority of
their Instruction. The success of Mios
rr.nt contest has sterted In with a vim | who master a course this year will bo
that promises to make It the equal of additional evidence of the superiority
the third, and while tho number of of the Dixie Business College’s math
votes on subscriptions is somewhat
smaller, there la plenty of chance for
those who are nt the bottom of the list
l« get enough votes this week to win
capital prlxe. A little determined
iffort Is all that la needed to win nny
of tho prixes, nnd the candidates who
go ahead with the atm of wlnn' - *“
view will be the ones to succeed.
ods of instruction nnd of Its facilities
for placing worthy graduates In good
positions. Enter the contest that yon
may obtain your business and ofllce
education In one of tho lending special
business and office training schools In
the country.
Cheney’s Expectorant cures
coughs, colds, LaGrippo and
croup. 60 years on the market.
All druirsfists. 25c.
NO MORE
NO LESS
evervhatguaranteed
l«OPKACHTftt£ ST.
GEORGIA TROOPS
MAY GO INTO CAMP
Whether or not the .National Guard of
Georgia goea Into camp In MOS depends al
together on the action of congress. It Is
hoped that an appropriation sufficiently
large will be secured to pnt nil the military
in camps.
The general plan contemplates big maneu
vers at Cblekamanga Park In September or
October. At least part of the national
guard pt this state'will be designated for
that encampment.
If the national association, which meeta In
Itoaton on Jannary H. euceeede In getting
SSSSTpMfi?mM Si!i?n.tem
can be sent to Chlckmnangn.
Any one who has an advertisement
In the classified columne of The Geor
gian any day thle week will be en
titled to 25 votee In The Georgian pop
ular voting content, providing they clip
out the coupon below and pane the
nd. In the space provided and bring or
send It to the contest department of
The Oeorglan.
flood for Twonty-FIvs Votes.
Remember, this Is good for ono week
only, and each advertisement which
you put In this column will entltle you
to twenty-five votes. The votee which
are given on classified ads are good
on either free or paid ode, but they
muet have the name of the person In
serting the ads In The Georgian In or
dcr to have them count an this offer.
Put your ad In any day and tell the
K ople what you want or what you
ve to trade or sell and then get the
extra twenty-five votee on tho adver
tisement. Do not overlook the fact
thot neither the ads (of a personal na
ture) nor the votes cost you one cent,
but remember that all advertisements
must be bona fide, or they wtll not
count for extra votes. Get Into tho
game right now and advertise what
you have to trade or sell.
TEETH
In. f.<)c each. Bast
teeth $■*. Mona* enm
hot bay b c t t a r M
PHILADELPHIA
DENTAL ItOOUa,
No. M Whitehall iL,
GOOD FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
NO. 2 CONTEST COUPON
(CLASSIFIED ADS)
PASTE AD HERE
=25 VOTES:
For, Miss or Mrs..
Address
(Name of Candidate)
(Street Number and City)
Contest District No..
NOT GOOD AFTER JANUARY 7
COVER PAGE OF UNCLE REMUS’8 FOR JANUARY.
Foregoing la a onc-eolor reproduction of
the cover design of Uncle Rnmua'a Mngu-
zinc for January, which In the original li
tig ^ _
Dean, the local artist, who la making a
big reputation by hfa work for Uncle
Remua'z.
The January number of Uncle Remus'a It
a splendid Issue. In addition to hla edlto*
* "lory of a Belf-Kducnred
_ calculated to make the
moat credulous jM»raot» open wide Ills eyes,
Joel Chandler Ilarrla Is represented by hla
great short story, “Free Joe and'the Heat
of the World;"’a dissertation by Mr. Billy
Handers on politics end the presidential
candidates, and an Uncle Remus story.
“Brer Rabbit Causes Brer Fox to Lose Ills
Hide."
The other Action of the number Is l»y
Ludwig Lewlsobn, Virginia Woodward
Cloud nnd (.'llntoii Danirerfleld.
A most Interesting feature Is the first
Installment of n series of reminiscences of
the Kii-Klux «Klun, by .Colonel John C,
Heed, of Atlanta, whose novel, “The
Brothers’ War," received» such favorable
notice n few years ago. Another article
of value Is “Cnmlllo (jolgi," a considers*
tlon by M, A. Lane of the life nnd work
of the greet physiologist, who did more
than any other man to found the modern
system of psychology.
Verse by Ham H. Htinson, Clarence Ons*
ley and Don Marquis, together with the
usual departments, make tie number nota*
Idy Interesting.
curcil at home v.
out pain. Hook of j
tlculars seat FAX
B. If. WOOI.LRY. H.l
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
Hbowlng tho arrival and departure of pna*
aenger trains of the following roads, subject
to typographical errors:
ATLANTA <£. WEST POINT R. R.
Terminal Station,
ffo! Arrive t'rom—
•42 West Ft.. A15 am
!44 West R. 10.SO sin
18 Columbus.11.15 am
38 New O...12.00 n*n
40 New O.... 2.00pin
20 Columbus. 7J5pm
84 Montg'y.. 8.36 pm
o....11.55 pm
88 New i
Trains marked • ran
No. Depart To—
85 New Oe... 1.20 nm
19 Columbus.
88 Montgm'y. D. »" am
89 New O.... 115 pm
17 Columbus.. 4.10 pm
41 West Pt... 6.2f» pm
87 New Oe... 6.45 ptu
t' bUnday*
i lolly
r . _ __jqr sscMK
Trains marked J run Sunday only.
Other trains run dally.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA-RAILWAY.
Arrive Prom— ~ \ bepart fro—
davannati .... f.lOsm
Jacksonville.. 7.60am Mi
Macon 11.25 am Macon
Macon 4.10 pm
Macon EJOpai
Mncon ll.iopm
Macon 8.00 am
Mncon 4.no pm
Jacksonville... MDpfis
.Savannah ..... 9.15pm
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
Arriving and departing tltni
tlon. Atlantn. All tmlns doll
RY.
Cincinnati nnd Louisville...
Knoxville via Blue Ridge.,
Knoxville via Blue Ridge.,
Knoxville via Cartcrsvflle.
WILL PERMIT NO
DEMONSTRATION
At ■ conference M*hi Mayor Joyner
ami C'blaf of Police Henry Jrnntnxa It ban
lirrn decided not to nllow any demnnstra-
tlon on Tuesday night, tbn time which will
mark tho krglnnlng of tho reign of prohibi
tion.
The mayor rtntra that feeling rune high
on the subject and that Itonflrea. afreet ,.n■
ELsc j|
> disperse all crowda.
CITY WARDEN BUSY
IN THE PAST YEAR
DEPOSITS INSURED
UNDER A SPECIAL CONTRACT
DANK OF DECATUR
Decatur, Ga.
W. F. PATTI LLO, Pregldent.
o. c. McWhorter, c*thier.
VDJXIE WJS. COLLEGE
ATLANTA, GA.
THOROUGHNESS-D/SC/Pl/E/E- UP-TO-DATE HESS-EFFICIENCY.
JiFP/VA PD C. ANSTED, President.
FLEET ARRIVES
AT RIO JAN. 10
Port of Spain,- Dee. SO.—The Amer
ican armada nailed yeaterday after
noon on the aecond leg of tin tour to
the Padflc. The hills surrounding the
bay were lined with people nnd excur
sion boats filled the bay with those who
wonted to catch a glimpse of the big
gest licet ever fn this port. Tho fleet
will arrive at Rio de Janeiro Friday,
January 10.
BURGLAR IS RUN DOWN
AFTER RUN THROUGH STREETS,
Special to The Georgian.
Donalsonvllle, Ga., Dec. 20.—This
town •has had a number of burglaries
recently. Homes have been entered
ond robbed during the day while own
ers were out and during the night sev.-
eral houses have been robbed, as welt
an stores, but the burglar who had got
ten his reputation up for'boMnes* made
pne attempt too mnny Saturday night
and went Into the home of the railway
agent here, Mr. Cook, white the family
was at supper. A member of the fam
ily gave the alarm and after chasing
the Intruder for rome distance, he war
caught and a stolen pistol was found
on his person. When his house was
searched a large quantity of stolen
goods was found. His name was Jim
Brown, an ex-convict. He was carried #
to jail at Balnbrldge. Since Brown'a
PISTOL BULLETS DEAL DEATH
DURING NEGRO DANCE.
gpeelsl to The Georgian.
Donalsonvllle, Ga., Dec. 30.—At a ne
gro supper In this town an altercation
aiosc among several negroes who pull
ed their guns and commenced shoot
ing, and when the amoke cleared up
Will Shepard was found dead and Alex
Williams fatally shot. The killing was
done by John Holiday, who made his
escape. The house was literally rid
dled with bullets.' Holiday Is still at
large.
RACE FOR FIRST PRIZE
AT SWAPPER8' CONVENTION.
Special to The Georgian.
Mllltown. Ga., Dec. 20.—A horse
swappers' convention Is being held
here. People from all the eurroundlng
country aye here and several trades
have been made. The prises are as
follows: First prise, one saddle to the
party who makes the most trades: sec
ond prlre, one riding bridle to the
party who makes the next highest
number; third prise, one pair of leg
gings to the person who gets afoot.
So far thero has not been any one to
contest for the last prise, while there
are several contesting for the saddle,
one party making as many as ten
swaps In one day.
The elty warden registered 2,210 calls for
assistance during’ISO*, these calls reprC'
sentlng 1.610 families.
Fallowing la what the warden bna to any
In hla minimi report In regnrd to what was
done with these rails:
sent to the city Institutions, ■ „
Grady liospltnl. 28. nnd trnnsported 79 to.the
aluisliouae, nt a eoat of 1152.25. For general
lienerolenee I Issued 1.100 orders for food
and fuel to 001 aepamte families, amounting
to ll.9G.17; hurled 121 colored and 40 white
paupers, at u total eoat of $964, and Issued
orders for railroad tickets to 610 separate
families, tmnstKirilng 700 men, woman and
ehltilren out of the city, at a total eoat of
$3,316.38. Of tbta amount the city contrib
uted $832.67, the remaining $2,331.46 coming
from other sources.”
T
Hpeelal to The JV
Donalsonvllle, Ga,, Dec. 30.—Miss
Nettle 8hlngler, daughter of G. P.
Shlngler, of this place, died yeetarday
morning at 7:30 o clock. 8he had been
In III health for tome time, but was
sbpposed to he on the road to recovery.
The Interment takee place todav at the
Donalsonvllle cemetery.-
Fine China
The artistic, unusual,
out - of - the - ordinary
kinds that persons of
discerning taste like to
own, Tjiat’s the kinds
we have.
Maier& Berksle.
GEORGIAN AND NEWS $15,098 CONTEST
No. 39 GOOD FOR ONE VOTE
FOR MR8. OR MISS
I Name of Candida to)
ADDRESS
(Street, Number, City end gtete)
CONTEST DISTRICT NUMBER
NOT GOOD AFTER JAN. 5.
M3RAND
TONIGHT AND TCBSDAY.' ...J
HERBERT KELCEY |.
EFFIE 8HANNON |3t
—In— t , 3J
“THE WilLS OF JERICHO”
Niflht25<^tu^$b5p—Mat. 23c to $t,00.
ew Year's Matinee and Nlsht (We.lne-.layi
HENRY W. 8AVAUK OFFERS TUB
Popular Mualeal Comedy liy ...
I'lXI.KY k LITlEltS, '
THE PRINCE OF PILSEN
Company, ('born* nnd fuatumi** tho Rent.
Mght. 28c to <1.50; luutlnr, .. ■&. | u jj #
OfffBA CO„ .
lu J'ucclul’a World-Famous ' 1
MADAM
BUTTERFLY
Prices, $1. $1.50, $2 and $3. 'Jfj
the bijou
.. TIIIB WEKK.
Matinee* Tuesday, Thursday and Snlunlar.
fifyivlal Mntluco New Year’* i x J *
1TAIII * I1AVL1N FRK8KNT
Lincoln J. Carter’s Drntua,
Bedford's Hope
§gT|T Th# fraij excUltf
automobile and train.
a
The Great SA-HERA.
The world's greatest mind reader,
Ray Cox, Lewis Dogs, Eight Feature
acts.
Children free at matinee* if with paid
arown-upf, except holiday*. 'Phone*,
Dell, 3146 M; Atlanta, 1764. U p - town
ticket offices Soda Fount, Jacob*' Phar
macy, Kimball New* Stand.
RIO PREPARES
FOR BIG FLEET
>
Rio de Janeiro. Dec. JO.—Elaborate
preparations are already being made
for the entertainment of th. Am. rlcan
fleet now eteamlng toward her. from
lldad. The colll-r C.i*armed