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■EH STABS WITH IIS AGAIN And Phone Is Being Answered as the Seat Sale Starts for Grand Vaudeville Opening. Real vaudeville opens in the Grand Monday night.,with an auditorium large enough to seat larger audiences than the Forsyth could accommodate The big theater has been given new decorations since its lease by Jake Well® and oid fheater-goers will hardb rer-’gnHe the former home «>f the legitimate The fresco artist has been at work, the curtain and its famous goats have been given a bath, and even the stone front of the building has been cleaned of its grime and smoKP The Grand is ready for its first season »»f vaudeville The seat sale for the first week opened this morning at 10 o’clock and W illard Patterson will be smiling on the custom ers and reaching for the best seats Horace Herron Is assisting In deahr.g out the pasteboards and the telephone fam eus for >ears as the only absolutely deaf •nd dumb instrument n Atlanta, is actu ally being answered The Grand will have two shows a day and seven acts (o the show pla'.ng the same class of vaudeville which has kept the dust ‘ff the Standing Room Only ’ sign for several seasons at the Forsyth The prices w ll be the same which ruled at the Forsyth, and the vaudeville should be even better for there is more room for patrons which means more money to spend on expense.- The openmgebilt is a winner. a»--ording tn Hugh Cardoza It includes Willard Simms and Company the famous wall papering stunt which Atlantans have seen before. Josie Heather, an English comed ienne. «’aesar Rivoli and four other acts. The advance sale is heavy enough already t<» insure i full house for the opening 1.000 WOMEN OF DENVER WILL SING TO ROOSEVELT liEXVER S< pt. J 4 When Colonel Roosevelt visits Denver, September in. 40(1 women, who ate practicing daih will sing to him There may be more, for the 4110 the chorus will number l.iuin b.v the time th>- colonel arrives The song being given the most atten tion is entitled "Roosevelt Our Roose velt." It is harmless and tendered to the tune "f "Maryland M; Maryland.” and Is expected to tickle the colonel. It starts like this: Thou wilt not cower in the dust. Roosevelt, < >ur Roosevelt. Thy gleaming sword shall never ru-t. Roosi-ver, Our Roosevelt, In thee reposes a sacred trust To crush the powers of greed and lust, Rixi-• \ , Our Roosevelt. And • ■ n till exhausted. SOUTHERN TO OPEN LAND AND INDUSTRIAL AGENCY \n agenev of the land and Industrial department nf the Southern railway is to be established in Atlanta September 15. according to announcement made yester day by H W. Miller, assistant th the president O. J Stephens, who has ’been located at Maron as agent for both the Southern and the Georgia, Southern and Florida, is promoted tn the Atlanta agency and is succeeded by F A. Moore, the ap pointments being made by M. V Rich ards, land and industrial agent. As the result of these changes two men will work in the field which f ormer 1) has been covered by Mi. Stephens alone Mr Stephens will devote his attention largely to Atlanta. Columbus and north Georgia, while Mt Moore will confine his work to Macon. Brunswick. Jacksonville and the intermediate territory LOWNDES COMMISSIONER FOUND DEAD BY HIS WIFE VALDOSTA, GA Sept, 14 The fu ! neral of M Marsha a leading citizen of Hahira, and one of the members of the board of county < unmlssioners, who died suddenly, took place at Hahira yesterdax afternoon Mr. Marshal «nsl found dead b\ his wife yesterday morn ing at an early hour. He had been in poor heaith tor -everal weeks. The Men Who Succeed n<. heads of la ge enterprises are men of great energy Success, today, de mand- health To ail is to fail. It's utter folly for a man to endure a weak, run-down, half-alive condition when Electric Bittei- will put him right on his feet in short order "Four bottles did me more real good than am other medicine 1 ever took.' writes Chas. B. Allen. Sylvania. Ga. After years of suffering with rheumatism, iver trou , ble. stomach disorders and deranged kidnexs I am again thanks to Ek<tri< Bltteis sound and well.” Try tneni Uni; 5" cents a: all druggists, tAdvertisement. > One of the moee common ailments that ha 1 working prop . ar< aftii.t,.. iii'.i is lame bar. Apply Chamber lain's Liniment tv ce a da> and mas sage the parts tnoroyghlj at each np ph.’i'i-m. and toil wll get quick re'ie’. For sale 1 t Advert Is. ir ens. 1 Th delicious tlavOrs of tne best fru '. and mere < onomical. BAIER'S EX TRACTS ALL FLAVORS. Thirteen highest awai' « ami medals (Advertisement i SEABOARD WILL RUN BIRMINGHAM EXCURSION Tj«‘-(Lt\ September 17th. >«’ rnun-. ’ , 1.. ? . .i,| . x H m I \♦ i\r 11«♦* n: v»11 i EXQUISITE WEDDING BOUQUETS . AND DECORATIONS. feafTLANTA FLORAL CO, ■ Call Main 11 SO ' _ GREA T WORK HERE TO BE DONE AND I HOPE TO DO TT SAYS DR. NTaRTHUR Back from what he chooses to term a I vacation but which sounds in the tell- I l ing like eleven weeks of hard work. Dr ' Robert Stuart MacArthur, president of the Baptist World Alliance and pastor of the Baptist Tabernacle, is ready to step unfettered into Atlantan religious situation and. with the institutional ' force at his command, to continue and 'enlarge the work made famous by Dr. I Len G. Broughton Dr. MacArthur is confident that the I storm which raged around his pasto- I rate during his first months in At ' anta has spent itself. The enthusiasm I w hich greeted him at last night's re ception he takes as an Indication that the threatened schism in the Tabernacle congregation has been averted perma nently. No Word of Row. At least. Dr MacArthur chooses to i view that which is past lightly. "Not a word of the discussion came lto me during my vacation* said Dr MacArthur today. "Nyr hive I heard mention of it since my arrival in At- - lanta 1 guess it is finished I never I knew quite w hat It wa-s about, any way. you know." And last night's outpouring at the Tabernacle more than substantiated the minister's opinion. No divine, not even Dr Broughton himself, who might at times hare had Atlanta on a sliver platter If he wanted It, ever received a more generous welcome Dr. MaeArthui s plan- for the fall and winter work are still In embryo, but he expects to plung. info the Tabernacle work at once, now the congregation is harmonious. Atlanta's Progress, Atlanta has shown marvelous prog ress during the summer, ' he continued "The Improvement in the streets is es pecially notfeeabl ■ to rm-. 1 assume, be. cause when I left the street In front of the Tabernacle was torn up and the sidewalks in bad condition I think these down-town street Improvements will help the eltj wonderfully.” It suited Dr. MacArthur to talk to a Georgian reporter! in a go-as-you-please manner, and t<> a ca-ual observer this conversational tendenct at once ap pears as his most striking characteris tic. There is a < ■ •.sniopolltanfsm about his talk that is rare among members of his profession. He talked of his trip to Russia last winter, w hep as president of the Bap tist World alliance he gained permis sion from the czar's ministers to estab lish a Baptist church am! college in St. Petersburg, a project which had met with repeated failure. From St. Petersburg ho came back to his work of the summer, the vaca tion he had spoken of. w hich consisted of one Sunday at his old charge. Bap tist Calvary church. Now York: ten Sundays at the famous Tremont tem ple In Boston and lecturer'at Baptist conferences at Martha Vineyard and Northfield, Great Work Here. Strangely enough, thorugh all his conversation, of work done and work to be done, of world missions and I __ How’s This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for anv cas° of Catarrh that r.m not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J riil’XEY A CO., I *. (I •_ O Wo. ffop undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the Inst 15 years. mid believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made bv bis llnu. WAI.DING. KIXNAX A MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O Hall’s Cuti h Cure Is tak n Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. I’ostimonlals sent free Price 76c per bottle. Sold by all druggiata Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation 7St'>our money?. it and & make jt work • /w . v - k ~.v':- ”- - <L’> - \' " W 1 EVERY WOMAN should have a bank account. Be sides inducing Ihe habit to s.\\ E. it helps 10 promote ind' p< tidelie.' Ihi praetiee of economy trains a woman to be a good household manager. The average woman has money sense, and if more men intrusted their tinanees to their wives, there would be f. wer bankrupts We are always glad to . \piain our banking methods to our lady patrons fWw®L 7, '.-y'iiS’.wtrj Wnfflai-ni widH ’ :-/.'vT»Q ■ r.YtTe-' . ! THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 1912. simple Atlanta duties, ran a thread of nostalgia. In all the cosmopolitanism was a homesickness for Calvary. , "I never again can hope to be the real pastor I was at calvary," he said. "And when you- remember I preached ’ there 41 years you will realize the force ' of my statement. "Few people, however, consider what ! a great force the Atlanta Tabernacle is: that is few people outside of At lanta and not in touch with the devel ' opment of the modern institutional ■ church. "There is a marvelous plant here arid 1 a great work to I>e done. This I hope ' to do. It is too early for me to tell you In detail what I propose for Atlanta ' during the coming year, but I have as. ■ sumed a responsibility too great not to accomplis.) something worthy with the instrument in my nands." Greeted by Many Atlantans. The reception at the Tabernacle was * a gathering of Atlantans rather than a gathering of Baptists. United States I Senator Hoke Smith presided as master • of ceremonies, and with him on the f pulpit platform were Dr. A. T Spald ing. Judge John S. Candler. J. R. Smith, i Dr. Charles 'V Daniel, Dr. A. T. Belk, - | Dr. C. B. Wilmer, Dr. A. R. Holderby, ■ Dr. C. A. Ridley, Dr. E. H. Peacock, tI c. W. Hatcher, J W. Awtry. Miss J. tjc Pressley. Mrs. Peacock and Mrs. F. r C. Callahan. i Touched deeply at the splendid man ifestation of regard. Dr. MacArthur I spoke briefly, choosing as his subject “Love." The address of welcome was delivered by Senator Smith. He talked i in strong sentences of the work of the (Tabernacle as an Atlanta institution. "The Tabernacle is not only a’ Bap tist temple," he said. "It belongs to all the people of Atlanta." J. R. Smith also delivered a short address A special program of music, under the direction of A. C. Boatman . and Mrs. Bellingrath closed the formal exercises. Jenn'e B. Hicks. The body of Jennie B. Hicks, three years old, who died yesterday at a sani tarium, today was taken to Doraville, Ga., for funeral and interment. The child was the (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. 'Hicks. READ THIS. Tbs Texas Wonder cures kidney and Madder troubles, removing gravel, cures diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheuma tism, and all irregularities of the kidneys and bladder In both men and women Regulates r' :•'- l er troubles in children. If not sold by ; druggist, will be sent by mall on receipt of sl.og. One email bottle is two months treatment and eel -1 dom falls to perfe d a cure Send for tea tin-onlaln from this and other states. Dr E. W. Hall. 2926 Olivo-et.. St. Louis. M- 1 Sold by arugglste WE WILL MAIL YOU $1 for each set of old F'alse Teeth sent us Highest price paid for old Gold, ! S her, old Watches, Broken Jewelry I and Precious Stones. Money Sent By Return Mail. Phlla. Smelting and Refining Co., i Established 20 Years. • 863 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. Pa. TO DENTISTS We will buy your Gold Filings. Gold i Scrap and Flat inurn. Highest prices paid. Try Ulaca on Ice Cream. SIX NEW GEIML SOIL INSPECTORS Agricultural Commissioner Also Names Twelve Oil Testers. 135 To Be Appointed. Commissioner of Agriculture Connor, under the new law regulating the num. her and edmpensation "of fertilizer in spectors in Georgia, has named six gen eral inspectors, who will devote their entiie time to the work of the depart ment. at a salary of SIOO per month, and commissioned them for two years each. Besides these six fertilizer inspectors, the commissioner has given out the names of twelve new oil Inspectors. The six fertilizer inspectors are J. E. Brown, of Newnan; Louis Garfunkel, of Savannah; W. D. Brumbeloe. of Barnesville. M. H. Field, of Marietta; T. C. Little* of Commerce; W. W. Rob erts, of Cartersville. The newly appointed oil inspectors are B A. Crahe, Athens; H. T. Mcln tosh. Albany; E B. Russell, Cedar town; M. C. Jones, Augusta; M. M. Bradley, Carrollton; P. W. Fleming, Brunswick; Sidney Lewis, Sparta; C. D. Jordan. Monticello; .A. S. Hardy, Gainesville; B, W. Grant, Cornelia; T. A. Little. Commerce, and F. W. Cam pos, Savannah. There are something like 135 oil in spectors to be appointed, and 40 short term. so-called, fertilizer inspectors, in addition to the foregoing All will be commissioned for two years, but the short-term fertilizer inspectors give only a part of their time to the state. The present commissioner says he will fill all of these appointments be fore October 1. "I was cured of diarrhoea by one dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy," writes M. E. Gebhardt, Oriole, Pa. There is noth ing better. For sale by all dealers. (Advertisement.) I Don’t Be A Dead One! =: - ... ■ Be Up, Alive, Pushing, Pulling, Hust- j • ling, Boosting For Your State Fair. The Georgia State Fair Be= It is the Greatest Educa longs to Every Man, Wo- tional Institution in the man, and Child in the State State Today. It is Georgia’s of Georgia. Biggest Asset. Showing her wonderful possibilities and the develop ment of her unlimited resources in Agriculture, Horti- I culture, Live Stock, Poultry and Manufactured Products. The largest Midway ever produced at a The crack cavalry troop of Uncle Sam's] | State Fair before will greet your eye at the Army be here for the entire w The Acts and three Great Military Bands. Two EleVenUl States CaTalry will show yOU I Flying Machines that will soar above the ,Ue won(^er - u l riding stunts that you ever clouds. Five hundred thousand dollars worth saw ' Their riding has been the wonder of all of amusements and exhibits for your enjoy- Nations of the World. They stand supreme as ment and pleasure. equestrians. 11—11 " 1 Reduced Rates on All Railroads in the State of Georgia I I Make Your Arrangements To Come and Do Not Miss This Great Event ? I GEORGIA STATE FAIR (Under the Auspices of the Georgia State Agricultural Society.) I MACON, GA. OCT., 15TH TO 25TH. IW. E. Dunwody, President. Harry C. Robert, Secretary. ' GEORGIAN WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS CATTLE EXHIBIT TO BE BIG FEATURE OF GEORGIA STATE FAIR MACON, GA., Sept. 14.—Dr. E. M Ntghbert. of the United States bureau of animai industry, with offices at At lanta. is here conferring with Harry C. Robert, secretary and general manager of the Georgia State fair, with refer ence to the exhibition of fine catllel from above the national cattle quaran tine line, at the fair to be held in Ma con October 15 to 25. "The government is interested in this matter of better cattle for Georgia.” says Dr. Nighbert. "There is a great interest among the people of the state and the step taken by the fair associa tion officials is along the right lines." The dipping of the cattle In a regula tion vat for the destruction of the ticks and lecture concerning eradication of the cattle tick, feeding and breeding of cattle, will be a unique feature of the state fair Conducted by the United States government, state officials and the State College of Agriculture. The College of Agriculture will ex hibit' fine horses and cattle, explaining in details the necessary points to con sider in improving home stock. The use of hog cholera serum for the pre vention of hog cholera will be demon strated for the benefit of those inter ested. There is an awakening through out the state along live stock lines and there is no doubt but what all who visit the state fair this year will be well re paid in the way of knowledge and in formation gained. The live stock show will contain many blue ribbon winners of other fairs which are being held previous to tho Georgia State fair. BROKEN MILL BELT HITS MAN IN FACE; EYE LOST VALDOSTA. GA.. Sept. 14.—M. M. Kirkland, who came to this city a few days ago from Jacksonville, was se riously hurt at the mill of the Fender Lumber Company, in this city. Kirk land stood watching a planing machine. Suddenly the belt parted and one end of it hit Kirkland tn the face, destroy ing oneo f his eyes ahd terribly lacer ating his face. OON’T neglect baby’s skin. Keep it pure, sweet and healthy by the use of Cuticura Soap and occasional use of Cuticura Ointment A lifetime of disfigurement and suffer ing often results from the negfect, n ft i* l infancy or childhood, of r~j simple skin a£- sections. In the < u prewntion and treatment of r minor erup \ v A t’ ooß I promotion of V , and hair health, Cuticura Soap and CuticuraOintmentare absolutely unrivaled. Sold everywhere. For Free Sampler address "Oaaeam.'rßwk. SB. Bosto*.