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8 MU SHOW OPENSTONIGHT All Exhibits in Place and Ma chinery Awaits Governor’s Touch to Start It. The wonderful exhibit of Atlanta made goods is ready at the Auditorium- Armory—ready to show what is real!) manufactured in th. Git- t’ity. The pressing of a button at h o'clock to •nipht wilt start in motion a score of miniature manufacturing plants. Governor Brown, after ;> short spot . h by liims' df and one b) Bober’ I'. Mad dox, former mayor, will touch the but ton There is more than s2so.invested in th. machinery which is to be used ft*- exhibition purposes and more than that amount is Invested in the goods on exhibit by other manufacturers who could not find it practicable to show their machinery In actual operation. The total number of exhibits is covering about 30,00(1 square feet of floor space and representing ss<ui.Ooo. Everythin:; shown is made right here by Atlanta people, who are taking ad vantage <>f the opportunity of educat ing the home folk as to the many and varied articles manufactured h< The doors of the exposition will be thrown open to the public at . o , lock tonight, and at 3 o’clock the show will be formally opened. For the next ten da\s the doors will be open from 2:30 o’clock in the afternoon until 10 o’clock at night. Music will be furnished tonight by the Fifth regiment band, when u spe cial feature, tr military day. will be an nounced for n.-xt Monday. A specially interesting exhibition of the .-how will be two aeroplanes made here by local men. who are confident that they have machines capable of flying. POSSE SHOOTS CONVICT WHO KILLED HIS GUARD RICHMOND, MA Jul' 31 Roy M Sullivan. 32 years ..Id, whose horn. Is in Wacahoota. Fla.. was severely shot by a member of a posse late la-t night in Franklin county. Virginia, and was* re moved today to a hosplta in Roanoke, Sullivan was .-ent to the state prison Inst fall from Clifton Forge so- check flashing. While at work on the roads near Danville two days ago he shot ami killed John C. Howard, a guard. Tin gun is believed to have been supplied by a young woman trriom Sullivan is said to have married in Bristol shortly before he was arrested at Clifton Forge. Sullivan has a father, moth- r a.nd sister living in Waeahoota. «?.• yMgfldgr; ggQffii^aaaK« x -‘ w j : c*p .* •:i;.-.- > - vuS yZ* : . I 18 <|PWYER PIANOS J K SUPREME | H SATISFACTION B '■ Is found in the Cleveland-Manning asb Player-Piano. i'oy Moulded inbi the steel frame of the <'leveland Maiming Player Piano is the Sty |||g endorsement of the oldest piano maun- I»m| Ss*B faetiirer in America. BQ, ||o The great demand fora high-grade. satisfactory Player Piano at a moder- M ate priee is the result of the < 'leveland- Bm Manning Plaver Piano. Mm Regardless of price and reputation. i, • we want you to compare the lone-work- Mj manship of the <'leveland-Maiming with the Player Piam> you arc asked to hu\ . The result of the comparison will he satisfactory to us. D The Price, SSOO Up H I CLEVELAND-MANNING I I PIANO COMPANY I 80 North Pryor Street ANOTHER NEGRO IS JAILED AT CALHOUN ! FOR PLAINVILLE RIOT | CALHOUN. GA. July 31.—A negro, believed to be one of those escaping from the section house in which ne groes barricaded themselves in the re cent race clash at Plainville, has been arrested and lodged in the county jail he e with the other ten who were cap tured by the pos-o which surrounded the house The negro came to Calhoun and endeavored to get possession of a shotgun and ammunition. Officers be lieved he was trying to organize a res qe party to storm th* jail and release the rioters < unfilled there, so lie was imprisoned. The situation remains quiet at Plain . ville and in the surrounding country, and it is likely that there will be no • further trouble JOHNSTON MONUMENT TO BE DEDICATED OCTOBER 24 DAI.TON. GA.. July 31. The com mittee in charge of the project to erect a monument here to commemorate the deeds of General Joseph E. Johnston has determined to have the dedication 1 of the monument on Thursday, October 24. and will arrange an impressive cer emony for the occasion. The commit tee has' not definitely determined on whom they will invite to make the dedicatory address. Work on the base of the monument will be started immediately. The base will be of granite, surmounted by a bronze figure of the distinguished Southern general, and will be stationed in a small park in the center of (’raw ford street just north of the postoffice. HE LEASES BIG HOTEL FOR ONLY TEN MINUTES LAKE GEORGE. N. Y., July 31. John McGlynn, president of the State Hotel Men’s association, in an inter view here told of a lease that was signed by him for the Grand Union hotel at Saratoga for a term of years it the Knickerbocker hotel. New York, >m Thursday, July 25, at 12:55 p. m. At 1:05 p. m., fidlowing a speech be fore tlte Democratic state committee, which gave Syracuse the state conven- | t ion in preference to Saratoga, the i lease was torn up. In other words, the great Grand I I’nion hotel of Saratoga was leased for ten minutes in one of the most unique transactions on i ecord. THREE BRIDES SAIL FOR AFRICA ON HONEYMOONS PHILADELPHIA, July 31.—Three brifle-, all loss than 22 years of age and none of them with more than ten days experience in married life, are away on one of the strangest honeymoons ever started. They sailed with their hus bands. who have been appointed mis . eionaries for the Belgian Congo in Stanley's Darkest Africa. The three brides are Mrs. J. W. Al -1 len, of St, Louis; Mrs. J. C. McQueen, of New Orleans, and Mis. H. M. Wash. ’ burn, of Louisville. THE ATT.ANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1912. MORE REFUGEES FLDGK TOBOBDER Mexican Rebels Continue Loot ing and Robbing Homes Abandoned for Safety. EL PASO. TEXAS. Jul) 31. —AI! Americans are fleeing from northern Mexico to El Paso. The Mormons started the exodus, but the trains last night and today brought Americans from other settlements than those of the Mormons, all telling the same story of confiscation of arms, abuse, theft of cuttle, farm products, wagons, horses ami other things movable. Many de clare that they were held up and robbed of their money while making their way to the railroad. Two men who held up and robbed George Redd, a Mormon, on Sunday, were executed by orders of General Salazar, who deelated he would have no bandits In the rebel army. Later he issued orders to take bedding and food from the Mormons’ ’mines abandoned by the families who fled for safety when their arms were taken. Nigh' prowlers are following the rebels The federals have been driven back into Sonora from tlieir attempt to trap the rebels. The latter now have all of western Chihuahua at their mercy. It’ will be weeks before the federal arm) I from 'Chihuahua can work its way into I the vicinity of Casas Grandes, Pearson. Madera and Corralitos, where the reb els have been robbing Americans of their fire arms. Federate Beaten Back. The federal commands of Generals Hanjines and Blanco, which for a month were working their way across the continental divide from Sonora into I Chihuahua, have been whipped back by the rebels and thus the federal es- | fort to get the rebel army between two I fires has failed. The retreat of the federals leaves Sonora open to the rebels. The rebels spent yesterday afternoon | and last night sacking homes of fugi- 1 live Mormons at Colonia Dublan. No i American homes have yet been sacked I In Pearson or Madera, but many of them have been searched for amtnuni • ion. CHARLESTON MAYOR TO TELL GREENVILLE x FOLK ABOUT BLEASE GREENVILLE, S. C. July 31. Maj or John P. Grace, of t’harleston, has been Invited by a committee of Green ville citizens to make a political ad dress in this city, and it is understood that be will accept. In view of the recent break between the mayor and Governor ('ole L. Blease. following which Mr. Grace lias asked to be released from the governor's con fidence, Greenville people ate expecting to hear something really worth while. Mayor Grace’s statement has called forth from Governor Blease a statement, In which the latter reb - him from secrecy, and the mayor L elares lie will tell "a tale tliftt wUi nauseate al! the white people of*?outh (’arolina." WANTS ATTORNEY GENERAL TO PROSECUTE FLOGGERS MACON, GA.. July 31. Attorney R. D. Feagin has gone to Atlanta to ask Governor Brown to appoint Attorney General Thomas S. Felder to prosecute the men who flogged Essie Carter at Dawson on July 20. It is expected that Judge W. ('. Worrill will call a special grand jury to investigate the affair and. if Indictments are returned it is tlie hop’ of the attorneys for the girl that the attorney general, in behalf of the state, will conduct the prosecution. AT THE THEATERS" STELLA MAYHEW MAKES BIG HIT AT FORSYTH There's a great show at the Forsyth this week, and If you have the slightest doubt about (bis declaration Inquire of any one of the several hundred per sons who have crowded into tl-.e cool and delightful play house since Monday after noon There has never been a better bill in the Forsyth, never a more perfect com bination of variety, and surely no head liner that has been better liked. Stella Mayhew Is (be star of the bill. She has been a star In every combina tion of things theatrical that she has been Identified with There may be some folk who do not know that she created lhe principal comedy features of "The Mid night Sons” and "The Jolty Bachelors," the Broadway theater successes, and that her engagement at the Winter Garden tn that < It) was an important affair. Rut she Is In vaudeville, first because the sal ary in four figures was an Inducement, and next because half an hour each after noon and half an hour at night is simply easier than the grind of three hours at each performance with one of the produc tions. She Is a "make good" star. Iler songs are clever, and that she Is liked Is best evidenced by applause and curtain calls. Miss Norton and I'aul Nicholson win favor with “A Dramatic Cartoon." It is a spleiidld comedy sketch. and. though apparently a bit far fetched, who knows but what there max lie a home just like Hie stage picture right bore In Atlanta At an) rate the two characters seem per fectly happy and enjoy life, and that Is better than a mansion without smiles. II T. MacConnell is a elever monologise j The Three Emersons are wonderful gym nasts. and the Brooke and Harris act is j fair, and if you want to see the greatest , trained animal net you ever witnessed I have a look at the Norris baboons They ’ are wonderful The act is wonderful, and llt Is a great show. The seats arc going | like bargain da) bargains. DROWNING AT CEDARTOWN. CEDARTOWN, GA. July 31.—Haul Blocos proprietor of a Greek restau rant here, was drowned when he dived from the bank above the dam at the property of the Cedartown Iron Com pa n y Buy It now. Chamberlain's Colic, ’Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al i most certain to be needed before the summer is over. Buy it now and be i I repared for such an emergency. For I sale by all dealers. ••• ,10,000 ARMED MINERS i ON STRIKE READY FOR BATTLE WITH TROOPS CHARLESTON, W. VA„ July 31 A bloody conflict is imminent between 10,000 armed miners and 500 militia men in the Paint Creek coal district. Shortly before midnight a detach ment of 24 soldiers sent to that dis trict to preserve order was fired on from ambush and three of the soldiers wounded. Two thousand miners in battle array started at dawn, through the mountains to Sterling, in Boone county, determined to drive out the guards about the workings of the Hickory Coal Company. Three hundred and fifty national guardsmen w ere ordered to follow their trail. Along the route there was desul tory firing from ambush at the soldiers, which impeded their progress toward the miners. The miners declared their purpose was to drive out the guards whom the operators refused to dismiss in spite, of the fact that the militia is on the scene to protect their property. Every miner in the ivstriet is armed. Hundreds of titles have been sent into the coal region from Charleston during the past few days, fas? Health Is the foundation of all good looks. The wise woman realizes thig and takes precautions to preserve her health and strength through the pe riod of child bearing. She remains a pretty mother by avoiding as far as i possible the suffering and dangers of such occasions. This every woman may do through the use of Mother’s Friend, a remedy that has been so long In use, and accomplished so much good, that it is in no sense an experi ment, but a preparation which always i produces the best results. It is for external application and so penetrating In its nature as to thoroughly lubricate i every muscle, nerve and tendon in- ’ ■ volved during the period before baby comes. It aids nature by expanding the skin and tissues, relieves tender ness and soreness, and perfectly pre pares the system for natural and safe motherhood. Mother's Friend has been used and endorsed by thousands of mothers, and its use will prove a com fort and benefit _ to any woman in ITTZ 7 need of such a remedy. Mother’s Friend is sold at drug stores. Write for free book foi expectant mothers, which contains much valuable Information. IRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. Ga. Cure Rheumatism PERMETUER re stores your kidneys so they throw off the poisons that cause rheu matism. The disease starves and the body is strengthened. Inflam mation vanishes. Take i DR. KING’S Royal Germetuer KNOWN AS The Germ Destroyer It's a great kidney medi cine. It cures rheumatism in every case where a cure is possible. It acts quickly, pleasantly and leaves no bad after effect. Germetuer has cured thousands. You try it. SI.OO per bottle. For sale by all drug gists, or Ellis-Lillybeck Drug Co. MEMPHIS, TENN. - - ■- - - » » ; /W FINCE W TIP W EYE GLASSES Do you know that few Opti cians understand adjusting and frame fitting? Do yon know that a poor-fitting frame will do the eyes as much harm as poor lenses? You want your frames i as well as your lenses right; then come to us. as we understand ■ every part of the Optical busi ness. i Twenty years experience in testing the eyes and filling Ocu lists’ prescriptions. HINES OPTICAL COMPANY 91 Peachtree St. Between Montgomery and Alcazar Theaters I J . 11 CORSYTH ) Today. MR ■ Atlanta’sßusiestTheoter ) Toright B:3# ! STRIA MAYHEW” Heit Week j Assisted by Billie Taylor I 6 MUSICAL CUTTYS Marshall P. I Norton 4 Nicholson— UljM.. Norris Baboons —H. T WHUCI I McConnell—3 Emersons c ., , „ I —Brooke 4 Harris. tlflCl UfCCfl ' I - GADSDEN MERCHANTS COMING. GADSDEN. ALA.. July 31.—Headed by Colonel R. B. Kyle, a delegation of about 20 Gadsden business men will go Going 4 way This Summer? Read This f To Prospective Travelers Before leavln" the city on your summer trip, come in and Insure your peac of mind and security for your valuables by taking advantage of our excellent facilities. We will issue you a Letter of Credit or a book of Travelers’ Cheques, which you will find the safe and most convenient form of currency in whatever country you may travel. You will be saved much inconvenience, and avoid the dangers of “short change” in foreign countries. Within the steel walls of our massive Vault, are Safe De posit Boxes—renting from $3,00 a year and upward—wherein you can keep your valuable papers, jewelry, etc. And in our Storage Boxes, which may be rented at reasonable rates, you can store your Silverware and valuable bulky articles. BETTER DO THIS BEFORE YOU GO OFF. Third National Bank Capital and Surplus $1,700,000 PRKNK HA.WKINS President R. W. BYERS . . Arrs. Cnnliier JOS. A. MTORD. . . Vice I’rem. A. M. BERGSTROM.Arm! Camh. JOHN U. <iR\NT. . Vice I’reß. W. B. SY M HERS .. Aust. Caßb. TIIOS, c . ERWIN Caßhfer A. J. II A NSELL A rr<. ( ashler Dr. E. G. Griffin’s ental Rooms | Over BROWN & ALLEN'S DRUG STORE, 24'/ 2 WHITEHALL ST. $5 4K Set of Teeth $5 COMPLETED DAY ORDERED SjfoSSS 22k Gold Crowns S 3 Special Bridge Work, S 4 All Dental Work Lowest Prices. Hours ~® to ac^y Atten^a nt ' : , L - - ; • * i ■■■■in I ;«0 ✓ I are the supreme test of this year’s motor I boats. Not that it matters so much who won, as why they won. A careful analysis —. °f each entry, showing why this one won, why that one lost, will suggest many ideas that ~ ~T-==.J--\ you will want to embody in your boat. You will find that analysis in the August issue of Motor Boating. ~- - Motor Boating is the great magazine of motor- ■- ~ boatdom. It is the largest and most hand- ' somely published magazine in the field. Full descriptions of all the important shows and re- -jb gattas —both here and abroad —together with -*‘ T 'T : T tbe more technical items that can possibly ' interest the motor boatman, make it the most valuable as well as the most interesting maga zine the motor boatman can read. It is known v:—the country over as “The National Magazine of Motor Boating.” Os particular interest are such departments as “New Things for the Motor Boatman,” “Things ~ the Motor Boatman Wants to Know,” “Ques jy. -b--^■ tions and Answers,” and “Motor Boat Designs.” There are twenty-five others. i --** Make it a point to get the big August issue. R Motor Boat ing || " X-Sr A* a *' Newsstands 10 Cents the Copy Z to Atlanta this week to attend the man ufacturers exhibition which will be held there beginning on August 1 and con tinuing until August 10. , Bargain in Direct Connected Sets I have seven brand-new Secor Kerosene Oil Engines, direct eon ■ neeted to Slow Speed Northern Dynamos suitable for lightlnc and power purposes. The sizes are. (1) 6 H. P. DC to 31-’’ ]< W., (2) 4 H. P. DC to 2 1-2 K W, and (4) 2 1-2 H. P. De t o 1 1-2 K. W.. and include rheo stats, wrenches, batteries for ig nition and directions. Sacrifice price, $2,500 for entire lot. Firs’ call gets them. Thos. H. Giblin, 115 Broadway, N, Y HOTELS AND RESORTS. Ocean View Hotel W. H. Adams, Owner and Manager, Pablo Beach, Florida. Forty minutes from Jacksonvi e, Florida, the most desirable seaside re sort for the accommodation of Georgia people. One night’s ride from Allan, . European plan, rates one dolla: p ( ■ day and up; $5.00 a week and up. Ex cellent case in connection. Special re duced rate to regular guests. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL. Virginia ave., near Beach and Steel Pier Open surroundings. Capacity 500. Hot and cold sea water baths. Large rooms, south ern exposure. Elevator to street level, spa cious porches, etc. Special week rates; J 2.50 up daily. Booklet. Coaches meet trains COOPER & LEEDS Nervous Wrecks —; A FRIEND of mine said he believes nine men out of ten had more or less Ir ritation of the prostatic urethra I don t | know but what he’s Bright. This is one of the most sensi tive parts of the human anatomy more sensitive than the eye. I have had hundreds of pa tlents during the 35 years I ha vs been specializing In diseases of men. chronic diseases and nervous disor ders, who were al most nervous wrecks from a reflex Ir rita tion caused by the pros- Wj l 'tatlc urethra being WMMCTNk RkW s* affected. Had pains in back, neck, back DR. WM. M. BAIRD of head and Brown-Randolph Bldg.couldn’t sleep. Atlanta, Ga. Good physicians had treated them without result becausa they didn't find the cause of the trouble. FMy office hours are 8 to 7; Sundays and holidays 10 to 1. My monograph* fr«« hy nail in plain, sealed wrapper. 1