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FLOYD MEN JOIN
IN WILSON FIGHT
Colonel Johnson Says He Is
Going to the Convention to
Battle tor Recognition.
ROME GA , May 1. F’nvd county
Wilson insurgents are to join <~hat
ham insurganta in their attempt to
break into the state convention on May
J 9 and demand recognition for the Wil
son people.
Colonel J Lindsav Johnson, editor
in-chief and general manager of The
Rome Tribune-Herald, has announced
his determination tn go tn the Gate
City on the day the convention as
sembles »nd demand the right of the
people to rule.’,' state Democratic execu
tive committees of partisan persuasion
to the contrary notwithstanding
To Put Convention to Test,
Colonel Johnson says:
"We shall be found at the state con
vention demanding the rightful repie
sentation of the Seventh district in that
body in accordance uith the expre -red
will of the people We shall put to test
the loyalty of that body tn that high
and honorable Democratic dictum, 'let
the people rule.' The convention will
have full power to rule in this and all
other matters pertaining to the right of
representation, and I firmly believe that
It will accord ua our constitutional
rights.”
Undeeweod'a Friends Named.
Floyd county went for Woodrow Wil
son in the late presidential primary, hut
under the rule laid down by the state
executive committee, the chairman of
the Floyd county executive committee
has named a set of delegates from
among Mr. Underwood’s friends They
are G R. Hutchens, G. E Maddox, Tom
Salmon, W. G. Dunehoo, L. P Ham
mond, J. P. Watters. George g, Reese,
H. P Meiklehan, M. S Junior, Charles
R. Porter, R. A. Denny and J. S. Craw
ford.
It is the right of these people to «ft in
the convention that Colonel Johnson
proposes to combat vigorously.
G. R. Hutchens, the chairman of the
Floyd county delegation to the conven
tion, was Mr. Underwood's campaign
manager,
SUNSHINE IS COMING
FOR TWO DAYS MORE
Bright, pleasant weather, with a slight
increase in the temperature, is predicted
for the rest of the week bj the I’nited
States weather forecasters
The highest temperature for this after
noon was S 3 degrees ab<?ve zero and the
lowest in the last twenty-four hours was
M degrees
By Saturday the mercury should rise
several degrees above Its record today
Remember, Friday Bargains Are for the One Dav Only---No Mail Orders Filled
| Tomorrow, Friday Bargain Day No. 61
I ZS- 1 In Rich’s Economy Basement ::= ; j
i* Fi "' d ■ Only 3
■ _ = ....... .. JgJ ,
v 5 ars Octagon Soap for 10c. Men's 50c Shirts, Percale weaves, 39c.
*5 "Anna Held" fitted Petticoats, $1.39. Men's 39c Balbriggan U’wear, 19c garment.
Komen’s $1.50 fancy Parasols, 89c. 2 doz. Hump Hooks and Eyes, Ic.
'jib Children's 10c Ribbed Vests, Sc. Steel Pins, tomorrow, 1c paper.
Women's 10c plain or ribbed Hose, Sc. 3 cans Violet Talcum Powder, 10c. ••
Women's $4 Trimmed Hats at $2.98. 2 cakes Stollwerck’s Milk Chocolate, 7c.
Women's 25c Knit Pants, 19c pair. 15c Linen Suiting, natural color. 9c yard. SJ"'-
Women’s 10c Knit Vests, 7 l-2c. 10c Linen-finished Pillow Cases, 7 l-2c.
IP - - - s?
| A Wonderful Bargain in Table Damask |
Fifty thousand inches of pure Irish, Scotch and German linen table \
damask in this big bargain lot tomorrow; also several thousand inches / jfi Z*
°t fine mer< > »-,<ed damask all to be sold at 1c per running inch Reau- ■
tiful new designs in cream, silver and snow-white bleached damask with S * 1
satin-like finish, sold regularly at 50c, 59c. 65c and 69e the vard. All 1 JL S’
goes in this big salt tomorrow'at 1c an inch. lllVzll
29c Extra wide Embroideries, 15c yard. 15c English Longcloth, Chamois-finish, Bc. 5 ’
5c Safety Pins, all sizes, card, Ic. 50c Linen Lawn, 36 in. wide, 25c vard. 5
3c spool Darning Cotton for Ic. $1.75 Hemstitched Table Cloths, $1.25 each.
15c and 20c Laces for Sc yard. 12 l-2c Shirting Cheviots, 28 in. wide, Bc. J -
Girls' 89c Dresses, ages 6 to 14, 49c. 50c All-Linen Crash Suiting, 19c yard. S"
’."Wi Women’s 57 White Shirt Waists, 49c. ISc fancy Cretonne, 36 in. wide, 10c yard. 2 '
5 Silk Hair Nets for 10c. Full size linen-finished Sheets, 39c.
10c White Dimity for Sc yard. 15c Checked Voiles, tomorrow, 3 3-4 c yd >
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|[ M. RICH & BROS. CO. |
Locker Club Manager
Draws Out Funds and
Court Takes a Hand
Not an hour after Judge Pendleton
had issued a temporary restraining or-
I dr:- against A. J Baxter and his locker
club, the Knights of th* Mystic Ark.
Baxter walked over to the Third Na
tional bank and drew out the . Mystic
Ark funds, amounting to SI,OOO. accord
ing to complaint in superior court to
day
As a result of this action. Judge Pen
dleton today placed Baxter under bond
and cited him to appear on Saturday
morning to show good reason why he
was not in contempt.
K. C. Hardee, who brought the origi
nal injunction against Baxter and the
Knights, was responsible for the com
plaint that Baxter was still running the
money end of the locker club with a
high hand, despite the court's restrain
ing order.
GEORGIA GIRL KISSES
COMMANDER WALKER
WHILE “VETS” CHEER
MACOff. GA., May 9 T iust love
you old veterans so much that I wish I
could kiss even - one of you,” dei lared
Miss Regina Rambo, of Marietta, yes
terday afternoon in addressing the con
vention in behalf of San Antonio's can
didacy for the n*xt reunion. Instantly
a dozen grizzled veterans rose and
started for on which she was
standing, and clamored for a fulfillment
of her declaration.
A compromise was reached when the
veterans agreed tn have Miss Rambo
kiss Gommander-in-Chief C Irvine
Walker, and she promptly leaped from
the table, threw her dimpled arms
around his neck and kissed the getftral
full on the lips. When she resumed
speaking, Miss Rambo declared:
"That kiss was as sweet tn me ns
though it had been from my first sweet
heart ”
The convention rule of five minutes
to a speaker was suspended for Miss
Rambo, and she addressed the old vet
erans at length and was given a round
of cheers whpn she concluded.
Rigg’s Disease
If ymir teeth are loose and sensitive,
ajiii the gums receding and bleeding, you
have Riggs Disease, and are in Manger
of losing all your teeth
I se Call's Antl-Rlggs, and it will give
quick relief and a complete cure It Is
a pleasant and economical treatment,
used and recommended by leading min
isters, lawyers and theatrical people who
appreciate the need of perfect teeth Get
a 50c bottle of Call's Anti Riggs from
Jacobs’ Pharmacy, with their guarantee
to refund the mono If It fails tn do al)
that is claimed for it. It is invaluable
in relieving sore mouth due to plate
pressure Circular free. CALL'S ANTI
RIGOR CO, 23 Williani-st , Elmira. N Y.
THE \TLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: THURSDAY, MAY 9. 1912.
SHE’S WISE OLD HEN;
DEPOSITS HER DAILY
EGG IN BANK VAULT
AUSTIN TEXAS. May s».—B. L. Gill,
state commissioner of banking, has re
ceived an inquiry from F. F. Paschall
cashier of the First State Bank of
Leesburg Texas, which is puzzling him.
It reads:
"I have, a new depositor, and I do not
know how tn handle the lady's account.
A white h®n tomes in every morning
and deposits an egg behind the vault
door, please inform me how to handle
this account "
It was not until the price of eggs be
gan to soar weeks ago that this hen
selected the bank vault as the place for
depositing her eggs. Mr. Paschall says
she evidently has a due appreciation of
their value.
“GOTHAM” Model
jt
GENTLEMANLY, high-grade (New York) Style,
A conservative and elegant expression of Good
Form in footwear, —for People “who understand.’’
The man who wears Regal “Gotham Model’’ Shoes
can feel confident that his feet are correctly clad, for Street
or Business Wear, in any Fashion-Centre of the World.
(High-priced Custom Tailors please note and verify.)
SPECIFICATIONS
—Black Smooth Calf Brogan
Blucher Oxford
lnvisible Eyelets—Long Quarter
Flange ft
Hpp ’
Soles 1 J Sq.
Single
Heels 9'B
Quarter |
Flange
t TSFIj Stock No.
' 7573 *
,< Price
Regal Shoe Store
L. J. Wing, Prop., 6 Whitehall
THEOLOGICAL SENIORS
ORDAINED; SIX TO GET
DIPLOMAS TONIGHT
Six senior students of the Atlanta
Theological seminary were ordained to
the ministry in the Congregational
church yesterday afternoon and will
receive their diplomas tonight when
the graduating exercises are concluded
in the college auditorium.
Dr. F. H. Gaines, president of Agnes
Scott college, win deliver th» bacca- |
laureate address. Following is the class
of graduates: John R. Lewis, Swansea,
Wales, r E Fret 2. Philadelphia. Pa.;
Arthur Parker, Bridgeport, Corin.; C.
W. Weatherly, Pittsburg, Texas; Ar
thur Barwick, Baltimore, Md., and M.
M. Russey, Atlanta,
Friday and Saturday
The response to our Tuesday advertisement of spe
—-r—- rials for Wednesday and Thursday was overwhelm-
Many of our stores sold out their supplies of
k specials before they could be replenished from our
l\ warehouses. For this reason .we repeat the offerings
HA for Friday and Saturday with additional bargain
■1 attractions. Give orders early Friday, if possible.
Bw thus insuring prompt and complete delivery and
avoiding the Saturday rush.
Finest Home Grown Strawberries
Fresh at All Our Stores Every Morning
25-lb. Bag of Best d* 1 IE
Granulated Sugar <P 1 • 1
With Purchase of One Pound Ridgway's Tea
To further popularize the already popular Ridgway’s Teas we make the
above special offer for Friday and Saturday only.
Ridgway’s Teas are the very finest imported. Order a pound, and after
trying it, if you are not satisfied that it is better than any other tea you ever
used, return the balance, and we will refund full purchase price.
Following are the blends. The sugar special applies with one pound of any
blend.
Capital Household Tea. Five O’clock Blend. Her Majesty’s Blend.
1-4 pound 15c 1-4 pound 18c 1-4 pound ... 25c
1-2 pound 28c 1-2 pound 35c 1-2 pound 50c
1 pound 50c 1 pound 70c 1 pound SI.OO
All blends come in sealed tins just as packed in the gardens where the tea
is grown. Any of these blends makes delicious tea for icing or to drink hot.
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New Irish /?lc Fresh, Crisp 1 Ac
Potatoes .. . qt. Snap Beans . *" qt.
These Money-Savers Friday and Saturday
Regular 16-cent Evaporated *2 Ift Full pound package of Corn Cs*
Peaches; two days, per pound I IV Starch; 10c kind MW
Red Rock Brand Canned Apricots; 4 15c cans of Georgia Pie Peaches;
25c kind; per can IOC Friday and Saturday wC
25c hotties of Brooks’ Chili Sauce; 1 Q a 15c cans of String Beans; ft
Friday and Saturdaj’ Iwv Friday and Saturday vV
15c bottles of Brooks’ Chili Sauce: 4 10c package of Royal Scarlet Tea;
Friday and Saturday IC v very special a C
Regular 25c, tins of Cocoa, 1 Qft 20c tans of Dixie Brand Black- 1
Friday and Saturday Ivv berries; full pack ICv
__ “1,1
Friday(and Saturday, if the supply lasts)
Supreme Brand Lard
No. 10 Pails (fc 1 OA
at ..... .M* • 1
The very best Pure Hog Lard on the market
Only 600 pails to sell at this price
Two Soap Specials for Friday and Saturday
OCTAGON SOAP, SWEET MAIDEN SOAP,
Friday and Saturday, Friday and Saturday,
3 l"2c Cake 3 l-3c Cake
(Not more than 6 cakes to a buyer) | (Packed 3 cakes in neat box)
« Friday and Saturday Only
Snowdrift N pi2° 99 c
No better Shortening on the market
Try it once; you will use it always
These Are Specials for Friday and Saturday
Gold Cross Evaporated Milk; Regular 10c combination “Baby
Gold Cross Evaporated Milk; Regular 25c package Gold Dust 4 ft
10c size, per can I2v Washing Powder |vC
California Dessert Peaches; regular 4A a Enoch Morgan’s Sapolio, hand
25c value; per can I mtU or scrubbing: eake f v
Jack Frost Baking Powder; 4 Qft Old Dutch Cleanser;
regular 25c eans IVV Friday and Saturday f
Regular 5e cans of Potted worth of Regal Toilet ft 4
Meat (tongue flavor vzv Paper for only fc> 1 Q
BIG VALUES FOR BIG BUYERS
No. 3 full pack cans of 100-pound bags of No. 3 cans of
STRINGBEANS. BEST GRANULATED VIRGINIA TOMATOES
SI.OO DOZEN SUGAR, $1.15 DOZEN.
(Case of 2 dozen, $1.95) i $5.40 BAG. fOa«p of 2. dozen.s2 25)
Rogers’ Coffees—Fresh Roasted
Rogers' Coffees are being roasted for you today—you ran get them fresh roasted at any of the 35 Roarer.
Stores any morning. 6
This is one reason why Rogers' Coffees are so much better than others
You get them fresh from the roaster. Our big friodern coffee-roasting plant is in operation full time
and you'll find Rogers' Coffees, fresh roasted, at all our stores, every day.
AH our Coffees are first selections of best varieties, scientifically blended by an expert and perfectly roasted
—and you get all this quality at its best because you get Rogers' Coffees fresh roasted.
THESE ARE THE BLENDS:
Santos Blend 22 1-2 c pound I Regal Blend , m.
Java Blend 25c pound I Climax Blend . 3 j e £““"2
Rogers’ 35 F“ o r d Stores