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6 CUBA SEETHING, RICE ffl NEAR HAVANA, June 21.—Race hatred throughout Cuba is growing in bitter ness and fear increases daily that con ditions have reached such a pass that a general race war can not be avert ed. Loyal newspapers in this city charge that M. Henri Bryois. the French con sul at Santiago de Cuba, has been se cretly giving help to the rebels and that it was he who inspired the procla mation issued by General Antomarchi, the negro insurgent leader, setting a time limit when all whites should be put to the sword. President Gomez may call for the re tirement of the French consul within a few days. Rebel leaders are inflaming their ne gro soldiers against the whites by sto ries of cruelties inflicted. Many of the negroes can not read and therefore rely for their Information upon verbal ad vice. Utilizing this opportunity, the loaders are reporting terrible massa cres by Cuban soldiers to, stir the ne groes to frenzy. GEORGIANS GET PATENTS. WASHINGTON, D. C„ June 21,—Da vis & Davis, Washington patent attor neys, report the grant this week to citizens of Georgia of the following patents; W. G. Chipley. Atlanta, cross tie; H. W. Stamps, Rome, clip; G. H. VanDevander and J. E. Moore, Cedar town. cloth laying machine. | Clothing Values | O At such reduced prices as we are now selling are soon recognized by the O public. Never in all our days of existence (7 years) have we sold more clothing than we have the past few days. THINK OF IT! SIB.OO, iftS & $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00 SUITS all going at one price St* Wi 8S I $12.50 i ■ I & Blue Serges, browns, grays and all the late mixtures of the season are $$ ' • in the lot. || I Terminal Clothing Co. | 7 W. Mitchell Street DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION SOUTHERN RAILWAY Premier Garner of the South OFFICIAL ROUTE Special train will be run as a section of No 38, the “New York, Atlanta and New Orleans Limited”, leaving Atlanta 11:01 a. m., Sun day, June 23rd. Round Irip Rates From Points Named Below: Atlanta $21.35 Newnan $23.40 Macon 23.70 LaGrange 24.35 Daltcn 21.35 Americus 25.70 Home 21.35 Albany 26.70 Athens 20.15 Elberton 19.15 Proportionately low rates from all other points. Tickets will be sold June 20th to 24th with final limit to reach original starting point before midnight of July 3rd. 1912. For sleeping car accommodations on the “Democratic Special Train” or further information, write .James Freeman, Division Passenger Agent, No. 1 Peachtree street, Atlanta, (la.,'or HOLLINS N. RANDOLPH, CRAWFORD WHEATLEY, SAMUEL C. DUNLAP, Atlama, Ga. Ama; lout, Ga. Gainesville, Ga. 1 ranspcrtation Commit! je. H) H. F. CARY. G. P. A„ JNO. L. MEEK, A. 0. P. A., r ‘* Washlnjon, D. C. Atlanta, Ga. DELEGATION WILL HONOR BRANTLEY William G. Brantley, congressman from the Eleventh district, member of the ways and means committee of the national house of representatives, and one of the leaders of the house Democ racy in Washington, likely will be named for Georgia’s membership on the platform committee of the. national Democratic convention to meet in Bal timore next Tuesday. This assignment generally is consid ered the most important a state dele gation has at its disposal. It far out ranks, in Its real purposes, the chair manship of the delegation, and It Is. as a rule, the place most eagerly sought by aspiring statesmen. Mr. Brantley has made no sort of effort to obtain this coveted assign ment. He is no more a candidate for it than he was candidate for a place as delegate-at-large in the state con vention. It looks as If he Is to be awarded the honor, however, much after the same fashion In which he was named a delegate-at-large by the vote of the awarding power, without his solicita tion or suggestion. The member of the platform commit tee usually is selected from among such members of a state delegation as are experienced in legislation, learned In party precedents and law, and conser vative In thought and opinion. Upon the rational construction of the party platform theoretically depends the fu ture party victory. IHJii ATLANTA (iKUKIiIAM AMD MEWS. MWAI, JLJNL 21, 191 Z. SNAKE BITE FATAL. BAXLEY. GA., June 21. —Will Black, aged eleven years, while picking black , berries one mile from Baxley, was bit ten by a rattlesnake and died. THE BOY LINCOLN HAD HARD TIME LEARNING Youth of Today Has Knowledge Within Easy Reach That Young “Abe” Worked For, Not only to have the desire to learn —to know' the reason why and the reason wherefor—but to have the bull dog determination and stick-to-lt-ive ness to walk ten miles twice a. day In bitter cold weather is what the boy Lincoln possessed in support of his ambition to become great. Lincoln attained his desire. That he was good as well as great a whole united world will assent to. and no one will deny that but for that learn ing for which he longed and for which he struggled he would have been little known or taken Into account. The struggle to obtain the learning was useful in bhllding Lincoln's char acter, no doubt, but the learning was what was absolutely necessary to his success. The average youth may find plenty of tests of character without doing a marathon after books on mathematics. In the Standard Atlas is enough knowl edge to keep you busy and sufficient ready reference information to meet your needs of the moment. Where Lincoln was forced by cir cumstances to walk miles and spend hours in securing the books he de sired. all The Georgian requires is the clippings of six headings, the payment of a small expense fee to secure this Atlas and the reaching across your desk to use it. Better begin clipping those headings now. ~ l • ■ • '■ A New Sensation! NOT DANGER AHEAD, BUT HAPPINESS- A SAVING MONEY PROPOSITION. No one else dares to attempt so early in the season such z/p sensational low prices on new, up-to-date mer chandise. Somebody is losing money, but the pur- 4 chaser is saving. That is Duffy’s aim at all times. Come to the Busy Corner, “Everybody’s n Coming Here. Once a customer, always. TRULY DUFFY } Corner Mitchell and Forsyth Sts. . sensation i I BOb '<* 500 Ladies’ Lingerie Dresses. Some all-linen, beautiful x IF embroidered collars and cuffs. (T < OA Sensational price. Each *■ W A Come and view them. SENSATION 2 /W'Om House Kimonos. Now, don’t laugh because I say 10° eac h- Remember, 10c is the price I will sell them i f° r » on ty two t 0 eac h customer. Come and view them. NHHK SENSATION 3 Kwß® Here is a Hummer. A Genuine Hummer! Just think of a pure, all-silk dress for $4.98; and remember, they are not damaged by water or fire sale. Just what l everybody would call a Snap Bargain. VO- RIB ■' ’ Come and view them. /i & ' E SENSATION 4 jll J’ ®1 Hear the news! .A beautiful White Cambric Under- | f waist for 25c. Is this not a ridiculously low price? I f But Duff y gives what he advertises. I p; J® i Come and view them. |®s! lOßfl I* Mil LMwi $1.49 $1.78 V SHOE THRILLERS SENSATION 1 SENSATION 5 i?>;Tan a solid le a /ther2pumpi d TC™ort'h button™! hT ' eat ""'’ t '° W ?" “m *7’ nSXrpZpair SI.OO S l ' 9B Come and view them. Come and ™ w thenL SENSATION 2 SENSATION 6 , 750 pairs House Slippers. After coining home, Here are a few plums. This hot weather buy your what is nicer than to put on a soft pair of House boy a pair of Scout Lowquarters. Slippers? The price «f n- They are so comfortable. PairwwC of these will be, pair Come and view them. Come and view them SENSATION 7 265 pairs in tins lot. Thev are mostlv large sizes ?‘° pairs of httle bo^’s , and Mtle girls’ Slippers, for misses. Things of beauty, and soli.l 7£„ d ! ’- v <0 “ (? “ ever - v »tid either Slippers or throughout. Hear the price.’ Pair ...75C ,§ hoes - A large variety. A sample OE- Come and view them. " l ‘“ e ’^ , ’ a ' r a ’ ’•” ’’X Ai,C SENSATION 4 Come and view them. j 410 pairs in this consignment, some velvet, oth- SENSATION 8 • ers leather, and again suede. They are the latest A nice pair of House Shoes for mother. Soft creation in Slippers. and pliable and solid leather. Listen! Pair• They come in black only. PairwvC Come and view them. Come and view them. Everybody’s coming Utll’O n|RM|QU|NRQ LISTEN—GentS’ SeCtiOD j here for Shirts, soft iTILII 0 I UnillUiillluU Men’s Elastic Seam Drawers.. 35c I with reversible Cuffs Men’s Summer Pants69c I —soc, worth double. 0 " ShirtS and 2 3 0 LISTEN-Gents’ Section Silk Socks, now, pair 10c Bo £ S fl \J!! aSh SmtS ’ thingS ° f Krt Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs, Kmi Men’s Union LlSteH—LadlSS’ SCCtIOH Suits,, now 49c ; 1 J JFa Ladies’ All-Silk Hose, pair ..19c Men's Nansook Knee Drawers Hr Ladies’ Long Gloves, white and now 24c black, pair 15 c Men’s Athletic Nansook Shirts ’"plr ’’‘ Ladies’ Linen Handkerchiefs, now24c each ’ 2c Men’s Guyot Suspenders now 10c Ladies’ fine Corsets, pair 25c Are Not These Prices Thrillers— Ask Yourself T ruly Duffy r r s yg