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HER TRUE TO BE RUSHED SB GANGS STIR Threats Against Principal Wit nesses and Fear of Attack Cause of Speedy Hearing. M;\\ YORK. Oct. 8. -tirowing agi among Eajst Side gangstms will m the trial of Police Lb utemmt . Becke . under indictment for | ,h. minder of Herman Rosenthal, be ing m-Yed by .hsstice Goff in tile i limi ,iF |>. meh of ti e supreme court. \\ on the s..<»>ind day's session of the egan tj«?r< wen dences of . unknown b"fore In the New York | . which ha:-e been notorious fori -lowness '(, big murder eases. •r:,,. situation which far s the an- | lho jes in the v tesent ease has never j . arisen het” and it was this sit n I i,.n whh h let." Justice Goff to make . announcement that if the jury box ~ ,1 by o o'clock this afte noon (J he'd nigiet sessions of court tin-I t j lii. ease is concluded. I Goff ami District ALmneyi W hnvin believo that as long as the ; p, trial la,-u with its revelations j turner pmifible exposures of g'eG -die's the East Side bands' n 'al club-.'" with their thugs and! gunnr a. wil' be kept in a constant i si, i ■" men*. Fear At tael; by Gang. i. . r ... ...t I’ stt this may culminate , Ip :li , track tipoi’ witnesses or p. .-’rips . court t com itself. It' is know n ■ , ( ;|c.,ats ba’v been made upon the , „ 'I: \' 'pit xan .nd it was. report me nie e of court today that a ,• ..it had been received by Jus- ~ i; .-f ||ow<» ir. tn. could not be t'tough. timt a th eat of’ i n -eceivod by Jack Rose, v ... :u ..ms; state’s evidence. went: ... .• lar ’ rest u'lltioh. I'lilv o:r juror had been chosen up, opening >f' this nt< rntng’s session I i a'tl’.ou 0 '2B tale u" ii had been ' , D: strict Mti rm y Whit - ' ■ John E.‘Mclntyr< . chief coun s-! for Recite. W i- bi - ant-red cmr i he was . .. 1 r< ,’t. ■ l-'ii ■ ; * " ct’dftd Reekc 11. . - ti " roid that there was an ~i: -in-in* the criminal court hii'. i - ".at Ills case might end in a . ■:■ of Che ju: . Recker FeVJes Witnesses. "A ’: si a reern a'i f I" Rocker, m’t rnean t > =ay that air. d re nis g<«fng to give credit to. the -tb.no: ■ of such dirtv Jew- as t again st m Why. they’ ■ 1 .’.v me of anything on the! ngtii of what ilia! bunch swea’s to. tin sen tn of the earth." I ■ was them asked for his opin-' ' I! '.' '■! Skinner, the lone juror in it the ojiening of court.* faction cam ■■ into the j f ce as he replied: t ■ e eleven o u r juro' -• m r I’ll be a ' ight. He m n I want. A in.. box I ’ ’ ' s [nd would satisfy me I ' i-s the men are the J ' '' e ph used. Men of intelli- i wi iimlii'r understand the nosi- " l) uii" w hicii i. am forced. Ignorant ; " isi r fooled by ’.lie cleve. l ■’ m'h. I urwierstand. the distric tic. it p.ep.ti-ed to weav° around; nr " 1 ' 1 vice 213: venir men left out of i 1 ■ i and Winn tile examination of i :i.<-!>>.H was re.-tumvd today. 27 having! ' uui-ti neu by counsel yesterday I BRUNSWICK MUNICIPAL CAMPA.GN UNDER WAY ' 1 v< '\ I’ K. GA.. Oct. S.—With tim ' I,R the .tty registration books ■nd ;i m iss meeting of Ihe ’ ‘ ' T’irt'i \v;ii(] in < Grange nig'it. tin f ii\ c.i mp.-iign was ’•Polled. Tliis week it is cx litf i e v. 11 bp two announce "r n and several to sue-I four aid 5' inen whose terms ex- I Fn >t <>t corning year. ~fi i L. Ken. •from the Fourth t - 1 - ■ i Hopkins, from the ! ' ' The race for mayoralty I HustatQ (’. Butts, tile present ! announced several weeks ago' ; I not seeik re-election. BOpv WAITS WHILE NEGRO '-WERTAK.ERS ARBITRATE li:. G.\.. ( >. t B .__ W hile the dead J'ttin r ii>wnscl. a negro boy . ;,;1 i' Wagon, lay waiting t ’k'i.. a committee of w hite v "idi tg which of two negro ■sltii: hl have the corpse to Im lui’iiil. "fit I 'tile box was killed, two ■" rti k>i artived almost si b-th S lid they had been I" 1 ’. .Itey almost had a fight mallei; but fiuallv agreed tn ' "ti, eren t e anil lei a commit to ' m- II d< ride. ' MOTHER OF full house of calves t’»'VA MCI. R .lose. pr isse I >ut ha hi cow . " ,,f " ha pr< s< nto«! h< r 1 ■’ l‘il house nf ra|v .•<» - '* ‘ •* pair of kings. p dES TO ATLANTA OFFICE ' ' ’* K GA Oct. S. W. I- ■” ’ome Iliiitc local th ket agent v ,n >'■ minghii'i and At ' ‘n tiic sfei red to t , • t- J 11. • oun» i IP.I \\ it h .>I I . t Little Public Charg es Are Happy in the Thoughts of a Bountiful Winter GEORGIANS GIVE FREELY TO ORPHANS :S. 1 I i l ~ W 11 x / 1 1 I ' 1} \ r A\ * \\ Z-' * ' AfgiHg>- * tot ;v ■ A / // \ , / 1 ~y*W* A \ -W X Z We - ► K I / Ruth Timms, ope oi tne we motherless ‘ mothers" al the Decatur home. She's fixing up the “child’’ for a party. DRUNKEN SERGEANT, i U. S. ARMY, CREATES PANIC ON STEAMER LONDON CONS'.. 't-t. S. -On the arrival of the steamer t'iit of Lowell • at this port curly today a call was 1 sent for a sqnatl of police to subdue a 1 strgeant, in charge of :• squad of 67 * fnited States army t emits who wore ■ on their way to the forts on Kisners i Island and Plum Island. The recruits I came from Fott Slocum. 1 The sergeant was? drunk and created a panic among the steamer's crew and I the recruits by flourishing a revolver and firing at random. One of the bul- l lets splintered the door of the cabin. • No arrests were made. THREE GIRLS WIN SI,OOO IN CROSS-COUNTRY TRAMP CHIt’AGO. Oct. S.—Three young women who ,-et out from Madison. S. 0.. 1 to win a S1 .mm prize by walking to , i'hit ago in four 'months ar lved here 26 days ahead of s, hedulc. Tiny are Ce leste Maynard, nineteen years old: Oti etta Regas, twenty 'ea r old. and Kath erine Nelsjxt. e-g'it< <it years old. AH are daughters oi ranchmen. DIVORCEES- SEPARATED 27 YEARS, MARRY AGAIN SI. LOl'lS. MO.. Oct x -Alexander c Toncray. 75 years old, of Chicago and M 1 Eleanor M Tomray, "f si. Louis. childhood sweethearts who wet e married in 1859 and divmced in 188,», were remarried aftei 27 years ot sep aration ami. ‘•upromoly happy in their reconciliation, they w ill spend the est of their days together among the or- RTovea of <'alifol nifl. WILL SUE SUFFRAGETTE WIFE FOR HIS CLOTHES NI lW V' )HK, '>■ ». John I man I Silv • It' ard i.n - to .;>< into , >U’ I to make his suffmgetL wile «.».■ him Ills < lot In s S ' made him do the w.i-li- Ing, he Haiti THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1912. MEMORIAL TABLET TO PROF. BASS TO BE UNVEILED FRIDAY The unveiling of the Professor \V. A. Bass memorial tablet will take place next Friday afternoon at I o'clock in the chapel of the Roys High school. Speeches will be made by James L. Mtiyson. president of the Roys High School Alumni association; W. 51. Sla ton. superintendent of schools, and by former pupils 'if Professor Bass. The memorial has .been erected by the alumni association of the Boys High school, in which Professor Bass taught for 37 veins. Death ended his services as a teacher in 1911. Cecil Meyer, the vice ptesi tent of the alumni association, and W. A. Fuller, the sec retary. actively aided In the work of erecting the tablet and the pupils of t.ie old teacher responded readily. Forrest Adair, who was in the first graduating class under Professor Bass, will be present at the unveiling, as will ('lark Howell and A. A .Meyer, both pupils v. ln n Professor Hass first began his work it' Atlanta. TROUP NEGRO KILLS WIFE AND MAN FOUND IN HOME LAGRANGE, GA., Oct. 8. Finding Willis Meyers, a negro, in his hm>- on the Hastings Farm t'ornpany planta tion, near Trimble, tin.. Silas Lowe, a negro employed on the plantation, shot and killed Meyers in the house, and kill ed his own wife as she tan to a neigh bor's dwelling. Sheriff Florence, of Troup county, went to the plantation, arrested the negro and brought him to tbi.- city to await preliminary trial. HAMMERS 2 NAILS INTO BRAIN. SEEKING DEATH ST Lol iS Mo Oct s tlthough lie dive two nails'lnto bis brain in an I.■ ttemm i • ' o.limit >uii Ic. Hem . foot • I'll of ;I!'| Ad' ' st • Luxein butg. has a ch ut' ' to ii< ivi . It whs staled 111 the < 'By Splt.d, w here he is a patient Here are some cheerful milkmaids at the Decatur Orphans home ami Black Diamond Happy and Eat. which is some name lor an inoffensive cow. The maids are. left to right. Sadie Ransom. Alma Stribling. Aera h Hays. Yardie Stribling and Lula Wallace. W IS DECUIRED ST MONTENEGRO Smallest of Balkan Kingdoms Opens Hostilities With Tur key. Forcing the Issue. LONDON. Oct. 8. —Montenegro has declared war against Turkey, and her army today advanced into Ottoman territory, where fighting is now going on. This news was conveyed from. Cet tinje. the capital of Montenegro, in an official message to the Servian charge d’affaires in this city. it also states that the other mem bers of the Balkan league will have to follow suit. Although the smallest of the Balkan states, having an army of only 50,000 men. Montenegro has thus forced the hand of the powers by declaring war on Turkey. It has been feared all along by Mon tenegrin leaders that Bulgaria would weaken at the last moment and allow the pressure of the powers to prevent her from going to war. Patriotic Mountaineers. King Nicholas of 31 on ti negro, al though an aged man. is a vigorous monarch. His people have the wild patriotic spirit of mountaineers, living in a mountainous country and almost every man is a s.>l(iier. Nev.s from t’ettinje that war ha: bet n declared came as a shook to tin Hut'opean capitals, for the outlook hail been considered much brighter. It caused severe deor< ssions in the stock markets and the bouts' s. There was vigorous selling of all classes o' securities. Montenegro is the mo. t westerly of the Ball.an kingdoms and In s a pop ulation estimated at 235,000. Montenegro took up arm- against Turkey in 187fi and after the Russo- Turkish conflict received a. large ac cession of territory. EIGHT STILLS WRECKED ON KINCAID MOUNTAIN ROME, GA.. Oct. B.—Eight illicit stills have just been destroyed on the Kincaid mountain near Rome. The stills were built during the peach si ason and hundreds of gallons of peach brandy bad been manufactured for the market and sold as contraband goods. The officers d.stroyed the stills, fifteen fermenters and fixe barrels of peach elder in the process of manufacture into brandy. HUMANS 1-58 AS ACTIVE AS FERMENTING YEAST «yEIV YoRK, (lit. 8 A human hus tler. no matt'r how hustling, is only I 1-58 aS I m Igefic I- a cake of yeast |wio n fi rim nting, In . Max 11 uhiu t. -< i ji-lili-t. told an Ai-.idi ii” of Mush audi- Homes for Fatherless Are Mak ing Useful. Intelligent Citi zens of Buffeted Waifs. Boys and girls at the Decatur or phans home may rest assured ther will be food and fuel in plenty forth winter ahead, for "Work flay." eele brated last Saturday, brought a nea sum to be divided among the orphan ages of the Methodist denomination i Georgia. Full reports have not bee received, but it is shown that the gift of that day . w lien every Georgian wu urged to give one day’s wages nr in come to the fund, brought excellent ro- IsulG. j The little folks at the home don’t I look at all like the poor orphans of the I days when Dickens wrote "Oliver Twist" and the unfortunate charges of the parish wi re fed on gruel and rot enough of that. Every youngster in the home may play Oliver Twist and ask for "more" as often as he likes, and lie'll get it. And it wiil be good, wholesome food. too. Many a child whose patents are living lias less of good things of this world than the fa therless tots at the home just outside Decatur. Fresh air and plenty of exercise arc among the joys of the home. There is work, too, for those big enough to work. The photographer caught a snapshot of si veraf*litt io girls playing milllmaid in tarnest and learning to make themselves useful around a farm house. They are taught all kinds of work. which will make them good housewives some day, while the gar dens give exercise and employment to the boys. The kiddies at the home are growing up into useful, educated citi zens. EXQUISITE WEDDING BOUQUETS AND DECORATIONS. ATLANTA LORAL CO., Call Main 1130 (Advertisement.) SdrenloF SYRUP OF EIGS Sweetens their stomachs i and cleans the liver and waste-clogged bowels without griping. Every mother immediately realizes , I iflt r giving hci child delicious Syrup of ' Figs that tins is Hie ideal laxative and physic for the children. Nothing els.o regulates the little one’s stomach, live: and 3(i feet of tender bowels so prompt ly. besides they dem ly loii its delight ful fig taste. If your chili] isn't feeling will: rest ing nicely; eating regularly and acting naturally, it is a ur -ign that its littm insides need a gentle, tiioroug'n cleans , ing at once. | When cross. Irritable, feverish, atom i<'h sour, breath bad or your little one , has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, full of cold, tongue coated, give 1.• t.aspoonful of Syrup of Figs and in a few hours'al) the foul, constipated, i logg-d-up waste, undigested food ami 1 * our bile will gent'v move on ami out o< i its little bowels without nausea, grip ing or weakness, and you will surely have a will, happy and smiling child . again shortly. ! With Syrup of Figs you are not drug ging vou children. Being compose,' 1 entirely of luscious figs, senna and ato- J math :, it ein not lie harmful Mothers "hould always keep Syrup ’1 Figs handy. ft is the only stomach liver and bowel cleans r and regukitoi liee,|e<] ~ ||t(|e given today will save i sick child lomoi row . Full directions foi children of ill age: ami grown-ups plainly* printed or tbi inn kag> . . \sk you druggist for (tie full name I "Syrup of Figs ami llllsir of Senna,' by ilir I'a lifot ni.i lil S'-tui ( 'o Till - i tin delj, 'ou- tasting, g"n --' nine old rellabli R< I • . ans thins; ■ .-■ on<l'(d. (Adst.l RISKSLIFETRW TO RESCUE CRIED Woman Is Unable to Save Lit tle Girl From Death Under Street Car. In a courageous attempt to rescue three-y e ir-old < 'barline Farris from tile path of a ('entrul avenue street car in Giant street last night. Mrs. W. S. Sparrow, of 208 South avenue, barely escaped with her life, and is being I raised today for her heroism. The child whom she tried to save fell under the forward trucks of the car and was ' rp -lied to deal The accident occurred in the view of a carload of pleasure seekers liound tor Grant park. Little Charline, en deavoring to follow her playmate, Lil 'ian Sparrow, darted into the street, but i::msed, confused, in the track of the approaching ear. As if dazed by tlie in idlight, she stood there. Mrs. Spa’row, who had been out walking with the children, rushed from the sidewalk and reached the track in lime to clasp the little girl in her arms before the ear struck. The eolision loosened her grip. Before the motor man. who had been fighting his brakes desperately, could bring the ear to a stop the forward trucks had passed over the child's form. Mrs. Sparrow was thrown under the ear and severely injured, but the ear was halted before Hie trucks reached her. Both victim.-: of the accident lived | within a stone's throw of the scene. |<"naiTine Farris was the daughter of iG. I’. Farris. 2■> Soutli avenue. Mrs. Sparrow :iv< - at 205 South aVcmie. Thi child’s body was 1 'moved to Green berg A Bond's midi rtaking establish ment. wiiere the funeral will lie held today. Mrs. Sp.irrow was taken to her HUMORS IN THE BLOOD When the blood becomes infected with any unhealthy humor the effect is shown by some definitely marked disorder like Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Pso riasis, Salt Rheum, etc. Humors get into the blood usually because of an inactive condition of the system. Those members whose duty it is to expel all refuse matter do not properly perform their work, and an unhealthy ac cumulation is absorbed into the blood. Then instead of performing its w 2*Ha£flhk xHsOE3Er cures Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt Rheum, and all other skin eruptions or diseases. Book on Skin Diseases and medical advice free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. Benjamin Franklin said —“A penny saved is two-pence earned,” —and yet some people continue to pay 25 to 45 cents for others, when 20 cents per pound will buy the purest, most wholesome and highest of the high grade Baking Powders, made at any cost. Sold by all Hood Grocers. Insist on having it. Dr. E. G. Griffin’s o3talßooms| Scientific Equipment JSr Painless Dental Ways M * * $5.00 Delivered Day Ordered. WWSfflWr] 22-K Gold Crowns .. $3.00 Perfect Bridge Work.. $4.00 "W? Phone 1708. Lady Attendant Over Brown & Allen Drug Store—24 LL Whitehall 'Lite Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signa ture of Chtts. 11. Fletcher, and has been made under his persona) supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one io deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Ji, j-as-goo<l ” are but. Experiments, ami endanger the health of Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing - Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance, Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms ami allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrluva and Wind Colic. It. relit ves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ami Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tlit Children’s Panaeeiv— The Mother’s Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of *ll Use For Over 30 Years. THt Cf.NTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY *TRKCT, NCW YORK CITY. $5.25 to Birmingham and return, account Alabama State Fair. On sale to 12th. Seaboard. DANDRUFFAND FALLING HAIR Prevented by n\\ I ft V7II mill ireatmenf with CUTICURA SOAP • AndCuticuraOintment. Directions: Make a parting and rub gently .with Cuticura Ointment. Continue until whole scalp has been gone over. Next morning shampoo with Cuti cura Soap. Shampoos alone may be used as often as agreeable, but once or twice a month is generally ; sufficient for this special treat i ment for women’s hair. Cuticura Soap and ointment sold throughout the world Liberal sample of eaeh mailed free, with | 32-p hook Address “Cuticura,” Dept. 28, Boston. tf.r-Tendrr-faeed men shave in comfort with <’utl [ cura rioap Shaving Stick, 25c. Liberal sample free. natural function of nourishing the skin the circula tion irritates and inflames it because of its impure condition. A thorough cleansing of the blood is the only certain cure for any skin disease; external applications can only give temporary relief. S.S.S. goes into the circulation and drives all humorsfrom the blood, and in this way makes a permanent and complete cure in every form of skin trouble. S. S. S. supplies the blood with the nutritive qual ities necessary to sustain the skin and preserve its natural texture and perfect appearance. S. S. S. 3