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FAREWELL WHIRL
NOWONATTEGH
Class Day Today. Junior Prom
Tonight, and Graduation Ex
ercises Tomorrow.
Genrcna Tech • oiiimerc enicnt is in i
ful’ swing Cap-anu ne-1 student*,
dot rhe campus; various * exercises
are being held. -<nd of evenings th*
students a :ht<»wing hhplc <lul ••; *•
In the enjoyment • th- s* vera com
meneement dan* vs
At tin s.-nmi * la>> xer< ;-• s u• > '
mo nine \\ \ Ao-xami*- t < ha- <«-
nooga. delivered ' m •.a!• di* tot> •><!-
dress He urged upon his 99 Hass ■
mates th. neee-sitv for a : . imi* d lif< . I
evs n tho.iun om '-u ■ si'"' 1:1 j
life
Following his sp.-' i h seven oth< rs |
of the class made impromptu talks, i
Much fe> .nz "<“ •- hh> ,llf ‘ ~klpi I
students wnc han been a Tech I'" 1 f"" r
y. a rs
This afte n""n ! ■"» ■'• 10 >• 3 " " ' h
..... x u ..... ~f t . institution a r
open for the insp'cii"ii of parents anil
visitors In the textile .hops the boys
will give exhibition of fan' ; cotton
weaving. in th- smith shops they sill
be at the '■ S' - and tn the wood shops J
the- or .-.0.k the latnes. Kxampl’Si
~f t h. fin'.sn* i products w ill he on j
. :<■ in: ion
Junior Prom Comes OH Tonight.
Toda « program will be .apped by
t..... ■pv , p:omenade. w hii h takes |
place' tonight Every student who .an I
hoar a pan "f " hit'- Housers will be I
on -ami tgl-:if> himself, talk small
nothings 'nd m. k'- merer geneially.
At.anta - • "tins' t youngest —so-
cietv sot ' : bo out ■ n mass' . lim -
ing sm n'etvai- when the talk .s |
th. p.omen.ol' I.- wi; repair to
(T'.-'a Pilate ilamo hall on the iant
pUS ... ■ an oremstra will await |
their pleasure.
At the p: omenimi' th" commencement .
will ea. I :is llomitiil' Not on!' w ill I
a i; tip in. al friends of the institution
be there, but visitors from ail over the
stat* , who have . ~-m f..r on" put pose
or another v. ii' attend.
The g actuation exercises will take
place tomorrow morning at 1" 3'»
at the Grand ' »pea house In a body
the senior ■ lass and faculty will march
to the holts* . Th' baccalaureate ad
dress will iellveted by Judge Jetet
<-. Pritchard and 19 students will le
eelve diplomas
Farewell Dance Tomorrow Night.
The * ommt-m emen: w ill end in a
blaze of g ory tomortow night m Taft
hall, when the institution will be the
guests of tie' fraternity men at the
annual Pan-Heil,nl< dance.
The committee of G eek letter ntert
who have the affair in charge promise
innumerable mid varied surprises. Some
say that the plate will be decorated as
a replica of Mount Olympus with Her
cules. Minerva. Jupiter. V. nus and smut
others sitting around with bowls of
ambrosia.
Whatever happens, the immense
throng which will crowd the place is
promised a good time to the last de
gret An orch* atra of 25 pieces will
fu nish mush anti a live-wire commit
tee will keep things moving with va
rious sorts of stunts
PRIMROSE’S WIFE SAYS
HE'S WORTH $750,000
NEW YORK, Jun* II A suit for a
separation has been tiled by Mrs
Georg' H Primrose. wife of the min
strel. She alleges that Primrose has
contributed nothing -* he* support fol
two years
Mrs. Primrose det ..arcs that her hus
band owns pioperty worth s7s't.'»'to. and
receives front his profession S3O, or
mo'-e annually
WAITRESS HEIR TO PART
OF $4,000,000 ESTATE
SAX FRA X’ IS* T>. •’AI. Jun* 11.
\yi)y.s Ah ’.I Lor* S •’ waitress r «
ri'i’v in the t*»\xn ”f IL<nfo’d. nas
CPi\*'<i 'A",-*. is To sh;*»r in thv
$4 • - '» • bv hv• g i an<i -
f'-ithvi •’ L-»u- y nxvntot of m wash-
in r omi -un'i **h" tiu ii , t Hoboken.
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GREAT TUNNEL TO JOIN
VENICE TO MAINLAND
VEN l< ’F' .1 'in* 11 X | i 'b > ’ in
der wax f< ’ • onn- uion "f Venn*
with th* ma il anti i>\ r • > ’unn*- .
under th* .irmou - •‘-t -Gh*
If the is r.< run 'inut-r L- 'a
<non it must b. *■ • tw<» mi • am.
a ha.f m * ngih. am T -Jtt’,. •m • < i»il< |
below th* surf;* * to v ;th>’.*m? tm at -
tion of a strong tioa !b>a Tn. ~iuo>*n
!« a sha'lfox *mi .f •• ■ \ ’i,
h*-r»- ’ h»- t iib’ ’s- - .1 t \x«.
fpet. v\ hi' ■ |» -i . ■ - ■ ■’l g ( •.«-'
Fure of ■ on.«idet abb • gm
‘JUDGE RUMHAUSERS"
MUSTN’T PLAY HOOKEY
t’Hl'-AG' i. Jum 1 I .1 ~g .. tm
municipa court must so * g.. has,-ha '
and otlie' summ* i .imu-i u tr ** at d pav
more attention to lm-:m <
Chief Justice 1 lis.-n, in i . "Uti.ien
tiai” iette. c d th*- :*.g*. •*,■
wa« awar* < f 'U* : “houkev p ,lying "
and that ' m .st c ase Th. jurists
w ere told that th'-y must hold , <,u-t
daily until half-past four o'clock In th>
afternoon with the ■ xceptmn of Sat
u day
GROCERS CALLED BANKRUPT
An ;nv*'unto ' petition f" bank
rupt'y procrdings .gains' I-’t-nct
Bros grocers, was hied tod.i' Th'
petition s ,h,. , [ ,'■'• is indebted
to i" .1 fiars'leti tm- N'ma Ta
per ''nmp;..riy ami others in thr s Um I
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[ GOTHAM GIRL TO WED
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STORM OF PROTEST
AGAINST NEW COINS
IS RAISED BY BANKS
WASHINGTON. June 11. Banks
have raised a storm of protest to yon-
Kriw and the treasurv department
igalnst th" proposed ( ninag" of three
cent and one-half-cent pieces.
The new coins., it is contended,
would revolutionize commercial me
chaniial devices, cash drawers and
cash registers, adding machines and
counting machines would have to be
changed and it would be necessary to
rule anothei column on ledgers to ac
commodate the fractional piece.
The treasury department has aban
doned th" idea of a fantastic half-cent
piece with as, allnped edge, in ease
congress should order the new coins.
Financial institutions protested that
the coin should have an even diameter
The three-eent piece, however, would
have a hole in the center, if the coin
is authorized.
KID McCOY IS MAKER
OF HEALTH MAXIMS
I.<'Nl>gN. June 11 Norman Selby,
better known as "Kid McCoy," once a
famous pugilist, now a health propa
gundist his opened a “health * ollege"
lat the Cecil hotel. McCoy's sy stem
I * ame to him. he says, as a sudden in
|<pi'-atlon when he was a saloon keep, t
in New York. During a recent sojourn
in Nice, lie stated Iv- was able to re
duce tht waist of ,( British life guards
officer by ten inches He is bubbling
over with health maxims nowadays
such as
Dtink two qua ts of water h day I
and wrinkles will not live on your
face."
th guided by nature's laws, ami]
>*''(’;, have no n"ed of the doctor."
Activity of th*- blood is life, stag
nation means old age "
"Take nature's tonu-s, fresh air and
ffesh water, and be right thinking."
McCoy is lecturing in London on
health and physical culliue.
'A vile temp, i germinates poison.*
I n t lie blood."
TO GROW HAIR OS
A BAI D HEAD
BY A SPECIALIST
Thousands of people suffri from bahi-
I ress and falling bait xx h«» hax .ng tried
* neatly exerx advertised hair tonic and
I hair gHoxer xxithoul results, haxe rvsignr.i
I ihcmseixes to baldness and its attendant
discomfort Yet thru a use is not hope
less. the following simple h<<mc presvt ip
tion has made hair gruxx aftei ■•cars <<f 1
baldtiesw, and is also unequaled for re- '
sun’ng gra> hall to its original color I
stopping haii from falling out. and de- |
stroxing th* dandruff germ It will n«n 1
makt the hair greas>. ami • an be put up
b.x anx jir uggisi Hay Rum ♦> oum » *
Laxona <le t'liinposee, 2 ounces. Mentho’
»’r* stills one-half «lra* hm If \ou wish I
perfumed, add half • tw teaspoonfu! of
To Kalon Perfume, xxhich unites perfect
Iv xx ith the oil ei ingredient < T; < p;»>p
araiion highlx recommended I" phx i
«icians ami specialists ami is absolutely
harmless as it contains non* of the pm I
sonous xx nod a!< "ho so tre'iuen lx fmimi
mha ■ ?'»nicsi I»»» r;o' apply m th* 1 fa* * I
■ r xx here hatr .s not desired
FOUNTAIN SYRINGE I
Two-Quart 50c
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i HE. ATLANTA GEORGIAN’ AND NEWS. TUESDAY’. JI X E 11. 1912.
The Flyer’s Happy Bride-to-Be
Praises France in Imparting
News to Friends.
I.'INDGN, June 11. The (bite for the
wedding of the charming Miss Dorothy
Taylor, of New York, and Claude Gra
hame-White. th" famous English avia
toi. has been fixed: they will he mar
ried at Whlford. Essex, on June 27 next,
it is anjtounced today .
Miss Taylor met Grahame-White
while they were crossing the Atlantic
on the same steamer.
"I was attracted to him from the
first," she lias toid her intimates here.
"He is tremendously clever, and. to me,
that is the first lequirement in a man.
I do not care what n man looks like or
w ho he is so long as lie is clever.
"Besides." Miss Taylor continued.
"Mr White li.is taken great risks and
done many daring things. Any girl
might be flattered to have an offer of
marriage from such ,i leave and brainy
man."
After the marriage the couple wii’,
live here.
"But London is only a tew hours
from Pan-, and.'llls, myself, Mr White
is devoted to the continent." said Miss
Taylor in toncliision.
Miss Dorothy Taylor is a grand
daughte: of the late Governor Roswell
P. Flowe:. of New York Her parents.
Mr and Mrs. R F. Taylor, live at No.
754 Fifth avenue.
BIG FIRE SALE
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 12. 1912
Everything must be sold at a great reduc
tion, consisting of Jrlsh Lace, hand-made
Lace of all kinds, Brasses, Oriental Jewelry,
Silk Kimonos, Electroliers, Etc.
THE DAMASCUS ORIENTAL BAZAAR
167 Peachtree St., Between The Grand and Aragon Hotel
HAT TRUNKS
Al Special Sale Prices. Karli Trunk carries five
liais and lias tray space besides for gloves. veils
and other small articles.
We make them m Al lanta.
c e es S 6.OO Up
LIEBERMAN’S
The House of Guaranteed Baggage
92 Whitehall
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House Parties for
College Girls
and Boys
Some delightful entertaining will he
occasioned 1 by the several souse parties
"f . oung college girls to be entertained ;
in Atlanta the latter part of this week 1
and next.
Miss Kula Jackson's guests arrive |
Thursday, and will be given a number:
of pretty patties. Miss Jackson will I
entertain at a lawn party at the coun
try home of her parents, and will also
give a dinner party at the Piedmont
Driving club Mrs. John E. Murphy
will op> n her beautiful hmm in honor
~f the visions and the young hostess,
and Miss .Mignon Met'arty will also
"htertain for Miss Jackson and het
guests. The house party will include
a group "f the classmates of Miss
Jackson at Miss Mason' chool. til' Cas
tle They will be Misses Ella Vaughan
Patterson, of Montgomery; Corinne
t'ooper. »f Memphis, and Glenne Dick
ey. of Augusta.
Miss l-'erol Humphries will entertain
a charming house party, the members
of which arrive the latter part of the
week. Miss Margaret Boswell, of
('base City, Va., comes tomorrow. Miss
Frances Dorris, of Nashville, on Friday,
and Misses Henrietta Verger, of Jack
son. Miss., and Louise Whatley, of An
niston, Ala., on Saturday morning. Miss
Humphries entertains at a large tea
Saturday afternoon for these girls. The
young hostess will he assisted in en
| tertaining by her mother. Mrs. W. <’.
| Humphries, and also a group of her
college friends —Misses Isolene Camp
lbell. Alice Parks. Helen McCullough,
Virginia Lipscomb. Adgate. Ellis. Rosa
lie Davis. Estelle Fort, Essie Roberts
of Fairburn, t'elesle Shadburn of Bu
ford. and Helen Estes, of Gainesville.
Several parties will be given next week
for Miss Humphries and her house
party.
<>n Saturday afternoon Miss Hudson
will give a party complimentary to the
younger set and their visitors, at her
home on North avenue.
Mrs. Wilmer Moore entertained a
group of twelve young girls at a break
fast today for Miss Jessie McKee, the
I young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
McKee, who leaves next week for an
extended stay abroad. The handsome
ly appointed table was decorated in
pink roses, daisies and ferns.
FAMOUS IN A DAY FOR THE
BEAUTY OF HER HANDS
AND ARMS
A Free Prescription That Does Its
Work Over N'ght—You Can Pre
pare it at Your Own Home.
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"It's my own discovery, and it takes
just one night to get such marvelous
results," answers Miss Grace Benson,
when her friends ask her about the
marvelous' change in the appearance of
her hands and arms "You can dp the
same tiling if you will take my advice."
she says. "I feel it my ditty to tell
„ every woman what this wonderful pre
scription did for me. Just think of it!
It did all this in a.night.
"It affords me a world of pleasure to
tell anyone else just how such remark
able results were brought, about. I
• give you. absolutely free, the identical
prescription which lias removed every
defect from my hands and arms. You
can form no idea of the marvelous
• change it will make in Just one appli
cation. Tiie prescription, which can be
prepared at your own home, is as fol
lows :
’ "Go to any drug store and buy an
ounce bottle of Kulux Compound. Pour
the entire hottie of Kulux into a two
ounce bottle, and quarter ounce of
witch hazel Vtnd fill with water. Mix
this at imnn. then you know that it is
the genuine article. Apply night and
. morning. The first application will as-
I tonish you. it makes the skin transpar-
I ent. removes all discolorations such as
; tan. sun spots, freckles and coarse
pores, roughness and wrinkles, and. in
fact, every blemish the hands and arms
are heir to, It also produces a niar-
: velous effect on the neck and shoulders,
if the neck is discolored from being
exposed to tiie sun or from wearing high
collars, tills prescription will immedi
’ ately relieve that condition. No mattei
; how rough ami ungainly the hands and
arms, m- what abuses they have had
through hard work and exposure to
-un and wind, this prescription will
I work a wonderful transformation in
twelve hours at the most. Thousands
of women are using this prescription
w ith just the same results as I have
had."
BING! BING! BING!
HE FACES JUDGE 3
TIMES IN 3 MINUTES
: ROME. GA.. June 11. As he step
< ped out of a Justice of the peace office
'a free man on a charge of assault. Otis
Bing was rearrested on a charge of
attempted assault. Brought back be
fore the justice he was dismissed
again. As he started to the street he
■ was again grabbed by an officer and
f brought back to the Justice to face an
j other charge. The justice threw his
I hands in the air and begged for rest.
I Bing it is said, attacked, Dave Fin
] chei with a stick, saying the latter
I took his hoy away from home. Fin-
I cher had Bing arrested on a charge of
assn ult.
Dismissed, Bing was arraigned again
on a charge of attempted assault.
Freed on this charge, he again was
arrested on a warrant sworn out by
Mrs. J. \V. Broom, charging him with
using opprobrious language in her
presence.
Doctor Tells How to
Shed Bad Complexion
We pan not restore degenerated fa
cial tissue any more than we can
restore a lost limb It is useless to at
tempt to convert a worn-out complex
ion into a new one. The rational pro
cedure is to remove the complexion
Instead—remove the devitalized cuti
cle. Not by surgical means, however,
as the underlying cutis is too thin, too
tender, to withstand immediate ex
posure. Applying ordinary mercolized
wax will gradually absorb the offend
ing cuticle. By degrees, a new, youth
ful skin appears: a skin soft and deli
cately tinted as a rose petal.
No lady need hesitate to try this.
Procure an ounce of mercolized wax
of the druggist. Spread on a thin
layer before retiring removing this in
the morning with soap and water In
from one to two weeks the complexion
is completely transformed.
An approved treatment for wrinkles
is provided by dissolving an ounce of
powdered saxolite in a half-pint wftch
hazel. Bathing the face in the solution
brings prompt results. —Dr. Rupert
Mackenzie in Popular Medicine.
INSECT POWDER
10c 15c 25c
TIPTON’S DRUG STORES
! M. RICH & BROS. CO. I
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? r ‘^ ant Bargains for Wednesday |
| Shoppers! |
J The Proverbial “RICH” Values Practically “Halved" in Price
"□to EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN A “FEATURE” SALE OF FLO UNCES.
• E D. e * ed 45-inch VOILE FLOUNCES
*LOUN CIN G S In all the modish new color combina- J*
jto 20-inch Embroidered Flounc- lions “Colors on White" and
ings in French, English and “White on Colors.” An assortment to£
jjP Blind Emb. F* "f essential and excep- ft* *1 /~k 2 '
Actual values tional variety. Actual Ik I I to,’
up to $1.25 —- tzz V value.- yard $3.50 — C|z 5• M X
-J now VA R D now YARD S’
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B W 200 f
I* Womens and Misses 9 S;
g Piquantly Pretty White Pique Dresses |
to MMMMMBMM J'l tll'WT. WR-CTMMHHm
J REGULAR $750 MODELSNOW zt> j a/>
• These refreshingly chic summer time frocks are os- kl k lAw/
c * pecially suitable for outing wear, seashore, yachting R/| •£
t to or mountain resort. 'I hey are simply and charmingly Jt® /LJ 2
,-g made. Sailor collars of self material, three-quarter ’ . tot
sleeves, miffs of self material—both collars and cuffs have inset of
'"to corded mesh —four-in-hand tie of self material. Suits are pearl but- 2r
ton trimmed. Suits are all white, and also with relief of blue or pink tom
2JJ collar and cuff trim. The sale also inhales ONE SPECIAL LO I’OE toC
?to ITRE LINEN SUITS in pink ami blue- piped with black. Regu- 2r
• lar $7.50—-now $4.98. Sj
•■J SPECIAL SALE A eniseal sale of
E “EMBROIDERED SCARFS” ? Leather Shopping Bags £
'jto SQL’A RES ANO (’ENTER- d These are manufacturers' odds 2”
2* PIECES. Pretrv designs of E ! '»d ends left over and <lis<-arded J
_.to i ■ i i’ i ■ i i- D patterns of LADIES LEATHER
"to Irish Embrotd erv on white r* sin»i>i-i\r u\< < < .
'Z 1> . . i 1. .4./ 1 11 A. 1 I.XI, BALS Some with to?
I >»lt Ist . I(M l< stit< I] < ‘ 111»> 1 <»i ( i - <o‘THi;in Silver frames. have if—
ered scallop edges. Scarfs -g- the regulation leather covered tof"
to me 18x54 inches. tov fVJ frames. All shapes ami
' » round 3<» inches. J E s| ' i '> 'he J
. - jinx;-. XoL ¥ '□ yoC Sr
to es. (home of them 1 navy. Actual value $2. a-Z to.
= M. RICH & BROS. CO. |
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COFFIN COMPANY INCORPORATES.
COLUMBUS. GA . June 11. -J. H ''lea
son & Brothers Company has applied for
a charter of Incorporation Five well
known business men are to be connected
with the enterprise, which wilt manufac
ture coffins, caskets and other under
takers' supplies. The capital stock is
SIOO,OOO.
I Women s Skirts Ifj
Th? Gotham people of Troy make Shirts for I II
women after the same style and on the same ■ H
I lines as they do for men. I |1
I They have made a wonderful reputation on I II
I Men’s Shirts. They are likewise pleasing the ■ g
women, for they are making them mannish and ■ I
I of the same patterns and materials as those for ■ ■
n the men.
111 Regular negligee style with pockets and ■■
■f double fold cuffs, collars to match—and they
Ilf In
Sizes, 34 to 40. VII
I $1.50 to $3.50 l||
J Cloud-St anford Co. Hi
Tke Shop of Quality 61 Peacktree St. IV
NEW GARAGE COMPLETED.
EASTMAN. GA.. June ILL-The new
garage building which was started sev
eral w eeks ago by \Y L. Jessup it now
completed and is being occupied by
John IV. Taylor and John T. Rogers.