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6 Mffl VICTIM SAVED OTHERS Engineer Scribner Applied Air Brakes When Southern Train Jumped Track at Holton. MACON. GA., Sept. 6.—The break ing of a wheel of the tender, so fat as can be ascertained bj official inquiry, caused the wreck of the Southern pas senger train No. fi Cincinnati to Ma con. three miles above Holton, yester day afternoon. In this wreck Engineer Charles F. Scribner, of Atlanta, was killed * his body being crushed beyond recognition Fireman James Burden, of Atlanta; Conductor XV. H. Sloan, of Macon, Flagman A. H. Johnson, of Macon. Baggage Master J. W. Cranford, of Ma con: W. S. Mattox and C. W. Reeves, passengers, of Atlanta, and John H Walker, negro porter, ’-of Atlanta, were painfully bruised and cut. The wreck occurred on a trestle on a long curve. The steel combination car followed the engine and tender down the embankment, but Its steel frame resisted the Impact from the other cars and held them on the track The train w»» going 40 mflas an hour. Engineer Applies Brakes. The engineer and fireman detected the accident to the tender, which left the tracks The engineer applied the air brakes and then he and the flre •man .lumped. ' The fireman landed clear of the engine, but the engineer fell be neath the heavy wmlgtit of iron. Fifteen other passengers report >«right injuries. They are Gue Padgett. Cohimlda. Fla, nose broken and fore head cut; Mrs. J. H. Beauchamp, Dub lin, neck sprained; Mrs. J. D. Herman, Eastman, nose and lip cut; R. H. Bauoh, 'I-exfngton, Ky . bruised on right shoul der, right arm cut; Mrs R. H. Bauch, Lexington. Ky , bruised; Mias Frances Ritchie, Asheville, N. C., bruised; Mrs. M. T. Donahue, Macon, neck bruised; Mrs. J. H. Donahue. Jacksonville, Fla., eye bruised. C. W. Reeves, Atlanta, scratched; Mrs. H. T. Culpepper, lum ber City, bruised and shaken up; M. Costelan. Thomaston, arm sprained; louis Ih-akc, Mount Aliy, head bruised; Rev. Mr. Singleton. Montgomery ooun ty. nose broken and forehead cut; J. M. Anderson, Rome, Ga., hurt in stomach and chest. GOT INDIGESTION? STOMACH UPSET BELMG OP GAS OR SOUR FORB? V. ; u don’t want a slow remedy when your stomach is ran uncertain a harmful one—your stomach !■ too valuable; y< it . tetn't in lure it v ith. drastic drugs Pap.’s Dlapepsln is noted for its speed in giving relief, its harmlessness it- . . rtai): unfailing action in regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs. Its imiii.:> ‘f .mis in Indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and other stomach trouble h;.:-- : .t famoue the world over. ■ : PAPE’S ’ ’■ W i DIAPEPSIN feWl MAKES DISORDERED STOMACHS FC’ J i J >1 1I LL FINE I N I’lV’E MINUTE’S. ;I m J T da CURES INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. / llCi Vs Z. I , M SOURNESS, GAS, HEARTBURN. /j LARGE 50.CENT^CASE—ANY DRUG STORE. fA Chance Yet to Buy a Dress for Saturday we are going to run these dresses again at 98c. We bought ~ few more. Be on hand early, as t there are only a few left. _ Boys’ Suits C& \ 1v ■ "■ nwwwSwHgiia hi: » • MHwmßwr L 4 J ' * chance fo< every school boy L* |l I SA I •.»••■-$■ $&00. a 1 .•ss> on Ba,e Saturday for this price. IMwjr ,i "' s - Im 1H “JSr- SATURDAY ONLY . F ▼ ill i r « OVER I■■ 1 I Bill 9 THE cSf TEA CO. 73 1-2 WHITEHALL STREET STORE IBWM ill i IBiril r frT'lT~>lT~fliT~ FliW TBMBTJTY '-.J -z. WW^OT,WJm OR- WOOLLEY’S SANITARIUM Opium and Whisky s x3l:n ■H^SwS.J-SarSHW ■ 'ears experience shows f-Wffr.:.?* J*!wW| these ,ii-cases are rural lent.- ;• » tn.nedal their JMteaMßHfcagßMi homes < onsullalion conic., >c ia: \ hook on me nih- | Nd. 2-A Vi< ■$^ w " B *'F**S3SwP tur Sanitarium, Atlanta,, Ga. I VENEZUELA NOW OWNS OLD SPANISH GUNBOAT BOUGHT FROM AMERICA , <'H A RLESTt >N, S. <’ Sep! 6.—The I Morose.il Sucre has sailed from this : port and is now on her way to Vene zuela. She was formerly the Isle of i’uba. a Spanish gunboat up to 1898. and after that a good Americanized ship of the United States navy. Now under her new name, sin is tu» chief battle siilp of Venezuela and is on her way to the South Amerb-an country, com manded by Captain A. W. Pressley, U. | S. N., retired. Senor Don P. Errequlel. Rojas, en voy extraordinary and minister pleni potentiary at Washington from Vene zuela. and Senor Francisco J. Yanez, assistant director of the Pan-Ameri can union, came here to see the formal transfer of the Isle of Cuba to the Venezm .in government, the.raising of that nation's flag being accompanied by a salute ordered by Admiral Helm. The "Sweet Marine" sailed for La- Guayra. REGIMENTAL SOCIAL CLUB TO GIVE DANCE AT FORT TONIGHT As a compliment to the men just hack from a 200-mlle hike from Columbus, Miss , to Anniston. Ala . the Regimental Social club will give the first large mili tary dance for the season in the post gym nasium tonight at 8:30. The Seventeenth United States infan try band of forty-five pieces will be In charge of the music, and it is expected that tha post gymnasium will be taxed to its utmost. The gymnasium is noted for Its perfect dancing floor. These dances are by invitation only, but In vitations may be procured through any member of the Regimental Social club, or through Chaplain Henry L Durrant, who lias charge of the dances MONOPLANE BREAKS IN TWO IN MIDAIR; 2 ARMY AVIATORS DIE EONDON, Sept. 6.—Two British army officers, members of the royal flying corps, met a terrible death to day in an aeroplane accident during maneuvers at Stevenage when the plane of their monoplane buckled 700 feet in the air. and both were dashed to earth. The victims were Captain Hamilton and Lieutenant Stuart Both were in stantly killed. The motor of the monoplane stopped while the machine was in flight. As the plane buckled, the aeroplane broke in two and fell to earth in two pieces. Stevenage is in Hertfordshire, 28 miles north of Ixmdon. THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1912. BALKAN PRINCESS HERE FOR DEBUT Atlanta Theater Opens Tonight With Musical Show Which Has Big Reputation. Everything at the Atlanta theater is tn readiness for the opening of the 1912-13 season tonight. "The Balkan Princess” is the offering at this begin ning of a new year, the second of the Charles Frohman-Klaw & Erlanger house. The demand for tickets has been unusually heavy for the entire en gagement. three, performances. For the past few weeks forces of employees have been industriously working to fully prepare for a good ,start at the new playhouse. Every thing has been renovated, cleaned, •scrubbed and gone over time after time, until a polish is where it should be and a thorough cleanliness everywhere. The fire department has made careful in spections and tests of the safety and precautionary measures in connection with the theater, and declare it per fectly safe. The big electric fans which distribute cold air throughout the auditorium have been tested also. Comfort and safety are assured. “The Balkan Princess” has been play ing en route to Atlanta in other cities, and the verdict everywhere has been generously full of praise. Allen John son, In The Birmingham News, has just written: Praised in Birmingham. “Mirth, music and romantic love were the chief items of the theatrical menu delightfully served to the first audience of the season when ‘The Balkan Prin cess’ was presented Wednesday even ing. Her highness found immediate fa vor here, and her welcome was royal indeed if applause is still an indication of approval. "Miss Julia Gifford always will re ceive a warm welcome here. Her so prano voice was one of the delights of the evening. It is well cultivated, pos sesses a wide range and a real quality of appeal. The cast is large and there is no material weakness in it. "As a whole the production is de cidedly worth seeing. and the music alone should fill the house for the two remaining performances.” Ihe critic on The Age-Herald was equally enthusiastic, while The Ledger was full of praise for the play and the players. "The Balkan Princess” will play here 'wo nights and one matinee, the latter being at the dollar popular prices, which/iave done so much to make for popularity at the Klaw & Erlanger the ater. TOMMY VAN'S MINSTRELS PLEASE LYRIC AUDIENCES Despite the intense heat of the first part . f ,T, he week - Tommy Van and bis min h i “i rC “” r<iclll ’« large audiences to He Lyric. I lie entertainment is one that appeals to all classes of theatergoers, of- < i Ing good music, wholesome fun and c over vaudeville stunts. Minstrels" has •’**«>" been a popular form of entertain ment amt patrons of (he Lyric have shown •row at l?. n of v “ n ' s minstrtls bv ' x ng the thealer nightly. Matinee will be given as usual on Saturday. SAVANNAH'S COMMISSION CHARTER ELECTION NOV. 12 SAX ANNAH, GA.. Sept. 6. -City coun :l lias passed an ordinance fixing Tues day. November 12, as the date for the commission form of government election. If the election goes in favor of the com mission form the city election next Janu ary will select officials under this form. This elecetion will be on the fourth Tues day in the month, and on the following Monday the new government will be in augurated. The bill to become effective if the ma jority of votes are in favor of adopting the commission form provides that the mayor and aidermen shall be displaced by a mayor and four aidermen. “Dreadnaught” Trunks fear no trip—fear no travel. Made —sold —guaranteed by LIEBERMAN’S The House of Guaranteed Baggage. 92 Whitehall. The American National Bank 1 at Atlanta, in the state of Georgia, at the elose of business September 4. 1912. RESOURCES. , Loans and discounts $3,935,170.67 Overdrafts, secured and unse- < ured 6,888.99 V. S bonds to secure circula- tion 500.000 00 Other bonds to secure postal i savings 11.000.00 Premiums on f. S bonds 4,453.12 Bonds, securities, etc 47.130.00 Due from national banks inot reserve agents) 25.099 00 Due from state and private banks and bankers, trust companies and savings banks 134.155.02 I Due front approved reserve agents 433.836.31 -’hecks and other cash items.. -4,958.90 i Exchanges tor clearing house . 8:1.213.19 Xote< of other national banks 50.000.00 Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents , 4.048.78 Lawful money reserve in bank. viz • Specie ..$155,904.00 Legal tender notes 80.000.00-, 235.904.00 Redemption fund with I'. A, treasurer (5' of circulation).' 25.000 00 Total . >5.519.057. $8 T0ta1...15,519.057.98 STATE UF GEORGIA—County of Fulton. n.« 1 T • Peeples cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the ah«>w statement is true to the best of ru y knowledge and belief T. J PEEPLES. Cashier Subscribed and sworn before me this Mh day of September. 1912. S\ML \ SWANN. Notary Public. Correct Attest \V. L PEEL. j W. H KISER. ’ V J JT. HOLLEMAN. < Atlanta to Have First Woman Detective Agency GIRLS TO TRAP CROOKS Atlanta may never have real women policemen, wearing blue uniforms and brass buttons and swinging clubs, but— Atlanta is to have real women de tectives, dressing just like any other well dressed woman, to shadow crim inals and evil doers and ferret the baffling mysteries of the day. It's true they’ll not be on the payroll of the police department as regulation city detectives, but still they'll be sleuths just the same, with all of the necessary nerve, tact, and shrewdness. In other words, Atlanta has in- store a decided innovation —a woman’s de tective agenc y. It will be the only one in the United States. Ten of ’Em of All Ages. Mrs. Hattie Barnett, who is the only licensed woman detective in the South, is behind the movement, and will make formal application for a permit for the agency at the nekt meeting of the po lice commission. , Mrs. Barnett already is organizing her corps of feminine sleuths, and will be ready to put them on the trail of “bad citizens’’ within a short time. There will be ten of tllem, of different ages and of various types of beauty— blondes and brunettes, long and short ones, and-fat and slim ones, Mrs. Bar nett says they will be <he kind of women who can mingle in the best of society and who will be able to gain the information they start out to find. Four of these fair sleuths will be professionals, recruited from other sections of the country. The remain- BANKRUPT STORE SOLD. EASTMAN, GA.. Sept. 6.—The East man drug store, which was put into bankruptcy a few weeks ago, has been sold at action to Dr. G. M. Parkerson and Hutson Goolsby for $2,510. Dr Parkerson graduated from the Univer sity of Georgia in June Mr. Goolsby has been connected with Edwards- Ramsey pharmacy for several years. The delicious navors of tne'Dest fruit and more economical. SAUER’S EX TRACTS. ALL FLAVORS. Thirteen highest awards and medals. EXQUISITE WEDDING BOUQUETS AND DECORATIONS. ATLANTA FLORAL CO., Call Main 1130. SCHOOL BOOKS. MIL LER’S BOOK STORE, 39 MARIETTA STREET. < _ $2.50 BIRMINGHAM AND RETURN Via SEABOARD Tuesday, September 17 th. Special trains leave old depot 8 a. m. DAINTY VIOLA KING IS PROVING A FAVORITE AT THE COOL BONITA If you have not heard Miss Viola King and the Beauty Chorus sing "You’ Daddy Did the Same Thing Fifty Years Ago.” make It a point to do so this week. Miss King is one of the most popular members of the King-Murray- Jones Musical Comedy Company, now playing at the Bonita, 32 Peachtree street, and the Beauty Chorus is too well known and appreciated heie* to need comment. Miss King is a dainty refined, talgnted little artist, and wgll deserves all of the popularity she has gained during her engagement in At lanta. ••• SEABOARD ANNOUNCES ROUND TRIP RATE TO WASHINGTON. Tickets to b? sold Sept. Bth and 9tn. limit 16th May be extended to pct. 7th. From Atlanta, $19.35; Athens. $18.15; Cedartown. $-0.05; Elberton, $17.15: Lawrenceville, $19.30; Rock mart. $19.85; Winder. SIB.BO. SCHOOL BOOKS MIL LER’S BOOK STORE. 39 MARIETTA STREET. No. SlO5. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. $1)00.000.wl Surplus fund 400,000.00 Undivided profits less expenses ami taxes paid 179,774 02 National bank notes outstand- ing 499.995.00 Due to othdr national banks 27,013..19 Due to state and private banks and bankers 149,779.64 Due to trust companies and savings banks 20,890.74 Due to approved reserve tig t* 21, 81 S 3 Dividends unpaid... . 12.00 Individual deposits Subject to cheek 2.909,108.79 Demand certificates of deposit. 111,22:’,.35 Certified checks .. ’,580.68 Cashier s checks outstanding 18.668.92 Postal savings deposits 1.029.12 Notes and bills rediscounted. . 25.000.c0 Bills payable, including certifi- cates of deposit for money borrowed 550.000.0< ing six will represent local talent, sev eral of whom are already’ in training under Mrs. Barnett. Mrs. Barnett has her lines out for other girls, who think they can become detectives, and says she will select the most promising she can find. Not to Handle Local Divorces. As to the exact character of work to be done by the woman’s agency, Mrs. Barnett has not given out her plans, except as to divorce cases. “We will decline to handle any di vorce cases in Atlanta, but will work on divorces outside of this city,’’ she says. “We will have a corps of women who can handle any’ kind of case in any part of the world. Our work will not be limited to any particular sec tion. We will cover the whole world.” There'll be but one job In this agency for a man—and it hasn’t been filled. Mrs. Barnett says she will engage one ■man to stay in the office and look after the records and. other office work. Mrs. Barnett will be in direct charge of her feminine sleuths and will de vote her time to the planning and ac tual work of cases. Mrs. Barnett personally win appear before the police commission, outline thte plans of her proposed agency, and ask for the permit. DRUG CO -i W IM The rexall st ° re mm] I ||| N I OPEN Al-L NIGHT Bargains Saturday Through Monday Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Thermos Bottles, e Shaving Outfits, Kodak Supplies, Ebony Hair Brushes GREAT INTRODUCTORY OFFER $4 AO The tremendous popularity of all our previous Palm Olive Bargain sales. Mil and the many requests for more, induces us to make the folloXving extra- I ordinary offer, to introduce another superior article of this family— Palm Olive Shampoo. Don’t miss (his. The great demand for these articles at vdlllGS tOI regular prices makes il hard lo get enough for a bargain sale, so as our supply is limited, co me early. 6'cakes of Palm Olive Soap, regular price 900 One -Jar Palm Olive Cold- Cream, regular price . 50c 9 " Hottie Palm Olive Shampoo, regular price 50c UUU Total $1.90 All three this sale for 88c MAPI C Seda Fount Special tOc Rememberthe mln! LIL Pineapple Split, In presenting this week-end soda fountain ■>pe- c_r;, DCPAN i-iaL we offer vour choice of peach, vanilla or “ ,7 ’ rLUHII .-hocolate i. e' .•ream, with pure maple "ape/«Cream. AIILin I r pwau nuts, topped with whipped cream rresh apple Cider, x(lnjiJu|* and crystallized violets. To introduce this new Fresh Lactone But ]•’)<• sundae we invite yon to try it For 10c. terMilk PATENT MEDICINE BARGAINS Sa’ Hepatica 19c, 40c, 85c Rexall Liver Salts 19c, 39c Parisian Sage ...... 39c, 78c Hall's Hair Ren ewe 79c Plnaud’s Eau De Quinine, 41c. 82c Swamp Root ■ 39c, 78c s. S. S 67c, $1.40 Hopu's Sarsajpa rilla 79c Ayer’s Sarsaparilla 79c Pinkham Compound . . 69c Fellows’ H- pophos. 73c & $1.05 Phillips’ Milk Magnesia ...41c Pletcher's Castoria 25c Sloan's Liniment . . . 19c, 38c, 73c Aleock’s Porus Plasters 12c Rexall Foot Powder—the best, 15c Dm lick’s Malted Milk.34c, 73c, $3 Maltlne Preparations 79c Gray’s Glyc. Tonic 79c Bromo Seltzer . 9c, 17c, 34c, 67c Doan’s Kidney Pills 39c Rexall Kidney Pills 39c Syrup of Figs 37c Listerine 17c, 34c, 67c Pasteurine 18c, 35c, 69c Glyco Thymoline . 19c. 38c, 79c Mentholatum 15c, 37c D. D. D 19c, 79c Dioxogen ’. ...19c, 38c Recinol (a tasteless castor oil) 19c DeWitt's Kidney Pills 38c Rexall Bamboo Briar (a ieal blood purifier and altera tive); $2 size for $1.69 Rexall Celery and Iron 65c Rex.ill Beef, Iron and Wine. 73c If you are one of the thousands ‘'broken” by the long hot spell: if yon feel a lack of vim and energy which is your night at this season, the beginning of fall, a blood purifier anti tonic will do you worlds of good. The following famous Rexall Remedies are sold exclusively by us in this territory, and guar anteed. If not satisfactory youj’ money back. 1/ ® " ‘ h.mdle the complete line W of Eastman Kodaks from $! IsUWsB aa V io sl(H’. This i« the ORIG- INAL Kodak, ’he finest pho tographic ma<-nn< ever Invented at their respec tive prices. lion f waste investment in any other make —buy the LEADER . We develop Roll Films free, and do prompt and excellent priming at rea sonable prices. Make this your headquarters for Kodaks, fupplict, developing and printing. Roll Films Developed FREE. | Imported Thermos Bottlss Finis SI.OO - . V Scurf all your prescriptions MSB g SLF HIL 1 DRUG Prescriptions called for and dc tous lor accuracy and trust- Bk ■ MK I iivered anywhere in town nitrhl worthy quality of chemicals. Wi Sem W HS S CO. or dav ; inortorevcle service. GERMAN FLIER KILLER. MUNICH. GERMANY, Sept. 6. Lieutenant Steeger, of the flying corps of the imperial army, was instantly killed today during exercises over the parade grounds when the motor of his aeroplane failed to work and the ma chine was flung to earth from an ele vation of 500 feet. FEEL BULLY! HEAD MB, STOMACH SWEET, BOWELS You men and women who can’t get feeling right—who have headache, coat ed tongue, foul taste and foul breath, dizziness, can’t sleep, are nervous and upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, dis ordered stomach, and are all worn out. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Casearets—or merely dosing your self every few days with salts, cathar tic pills, castor oil and ther harsh ir ritants? Casearets immediately cleanse and sweeten the stomach, remove the sour CANDY ,o CENT BOXES-ANY DRUG STORE ALSO 25 &. 50 CENT BOXES- ~ HAIR BRUSH REDUCTIONS _ For ibis special, sale we have five gross of genuine b'ri-tle (long- and not sp'if > solid back, real ebony Hail Bi ttshcs. which we offer you so, 73c. This is the identical brush for whicli you have been paying $1.25 and $1.50. As each brush is packed in a beau tiful ribbon tied, lithographed box it makes the ideal gift for anybody. Best Bristle, lULAL Rubber Cushion D4>C Th" "Ideal Brush" for the ideal lady. This is tlie regular solid back, air cush ion. imported brush with pure bristles. This is the sanitary brush. We offer both sizes (75e and $1.00) during this.- sale for 63c E’ R£* of" "'i* l ' t’ch of these Ideal PX H" Bl 'ushes we present you j ||LL with a 35c rubber Comb Free Shaving Outfits sls FREE This Shaving Outfit consists of: One Brandt Razor 82.50' One Noxall Razor Strop 2.00 One Shaving Bi<tsh 35 One Rexall Shaving Lotion 25 And one cake Colgate’s Soap io This $5.20 complete outfit we offer for this sale only for the special price of $3.25, and to the first fifteen purchasers we present you with the deal a new SI.OO bill. We positively do not extend this offer except ns above stated, so come early if you want, to shaft in this offer. CANBY SA K? AY 29c A genuine 40< ''(infection reduced Saturdays ONLY to 2'Je. It is received fresh the das before a sale. Always guaranteed to be in prime condi tion. Make it a custom to buy at Elkin’s all your Candies, as we .tie also agents for Huyler's. Park A Tilford’s and Liggett's—th world's leaders in 80c Candies WINTERVILLE ELECTS COUNCIL. XX INI ERX ILLE. GA., Setpt. 6.—lt, the municipal election held here. .1. B. Fleeman was elected mayor. The councilmen are J. T. Pittard. F. it Ki oner. D. H. Winter and XV. • J Thornton. Their terms of office will begin’on January 1, 1913. and w ill con tinue for one year. undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the constipated waste matter and poison from the bow els. A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning—a 10-cent box will keep your head clear, stomach sweet, liver and bowels regular and make you feel cheerful and bully for months Don’t forget the children—their little insides need a good, gentle cleansing, too. TOILET ARTICLE BARGAINS Kolynos Tooth Paste 17e Lyon's Tooth Powder 17c Rubifoam 19c Rexall Mouth Wash 2Cc S],-armint Dental Cream ...,20c Sozodont 19c H.-drox Disappearing Cream. . 19c i oca Butter Cold Cream ... .25c Rexall Vanishing Cream ...,25c Rexall i'old ’’ream 25c Arnica Tooth Soap 19c D. & R. ( old Cream . . 19c, 29e Hind-' Honey and Almond Cream 38c. 75e Rosaline 19c Murn 19c Rexall Nice 25c Harmony Face Powder ......25c Woodbury Face Powder 19c Azures. Face Powder .... 87e Carnation Talcum 12c Violet Talcum 12c 50c Perfumes, ounce . 29c Rexall Violet Soap. 3 cakes . 250 Harmony Soap. 2-cakes for . .25c Jergin Violet Glyc. Soap, 3 for 25c Pinaud’s Vegetal 65c Pi ver - Vege,tal 75c Violet Dulce Toilet: Water ...65c Rexall Shaving Lotion . . 19c, 38c Lehn <k- Fink’s Talcum 19c Cuticura Soap 19c Woodbury Soap 19c Mercolized Was 65c R. & G. Violet Extract 85c Key Roe Powder 11c Bamboo Briar Blood Purifier — Regular price $2.00 This sale $1.69 Rexall Celery and Iron Tonic — Regular price SI.OO This salt 65c Rexall B<ef. Iron and W>ne — Regular prfve .. r. SI.OO This --.ile 73c