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4 WORLD BALLOONS RACE TOMORROW Twenty-three Entrants to Start in the International Contest From Stuttgart. STI TTGAKT. GERMANY < >ci America will be represented b' three .jf the twenty-three <*i. rants in the inter national balloon contest that starts ) er<> tomorrow. Besides the "I neb- Sam." which won the national elbr nation race in Missouti on July 2’-. the "Kansas City IT." John Watts, pitot, and the “Million Population I." John Br-rrv pilot, will <nr ry the Stars and Stripes iti l.e aerial < lassie. The Eurvpeaii contestants candidly ad jnit a wholesome respect tor the chances , ■ f Captain li. E. Honeywell and his "I’n- 1 <•> bam." All three of the American i bags, however, are in excellent condition > and thetr pilots determined to make a | strong fight for the trophy. America. Belgium. Germany. Frame, vistria an< Switzerland each will be represented 1-t . baUoons. Italy has , two entered, anil Denmark. England and j Russia - l.e <-a -h. T nusnally large luuucements were made i for the ' contestants in this year’s race. - the . prizes have been of- 'rred amounting to $7,500. about double . thd sum put up last year. There will be I h first prize of *2.000. second of sl, .00 ami live others ranging from $1.50U to SI.JO. tn addition, the admission fees j wid be di'ii rd among the pilots. Ti e wiiitigi w ill also receive numerous | gifts lot announced. The balloons were, mi en from tin German frontier to Stutl- VI It free of freight charges, ami insurance nae’iist tire and theft while they are in! Heiman has also been furt >.*■ hem Em h < uiitestant will In furnished with tier I ga.- and with an Interpreter at Id- -fitire ] dii-. position. ’• The program and banquets. r< -eptions I ami other a ,-tivlties m honor . i the bal . loorist.. is an elaborate one. Tb<- death of I.ieutenant Hans Gerlcks. w inner of ti - Into-national race last year, and his ai- • when their balloon burst .curing the Light this week, has lessened German' s am t for this ' car’s contest. | ESCAPED MANIAC TRIES TO MURDER HIS SISTER At’Hl RN. IND.. Oct. -5. Airs. Aliu nie Kintniei. of Nobel county, is in y a critical condition as a result of a iieat .. it,g received at the hands of George Earnbart. her brother, who -s-.-uj. di from the hospital for tin ins lie nt Richmond. While t’tina . ;-vap Earn hart was shot by i detm-ty - ..qiff and is believed to be dying. Barnhart wae s. r.t to the asylum a year ago ano al the time threatened j vengeance on his ■ latite-. PAIR MARRIED MONDAY SEEK DIVORCE FRIDAY NEW Y« >RK. t '<■ 15. Altera patty, j Monday, Hour.' Murphy am Mr . Anna O’ln married T,,ey v.e .- so.-ry Tins i • . i‘H ii to obtain t '*•!'»- i : I. H todax . : • Hili lias* !i\ » hil > Ml T-'t- a. mut. imliti iNEST OENTA' WORK AT LOWEST PRICES ■ s -.iner ei-rial " <«rl< do.- •, ■l» :»■ :i> :ne Atlanta Dents' i ■ . or.-. r.iees here are so low a-I <, ?.i h 1 c ■ who have been pay- ! e usaa dentist s charges 'it • .- partly due to an immense ■ti.o ami partly to tile very fine .J v. i; equipment and partly to the ■!r.«t this establishment wishes to isting friends of its patients A your friends about the work of • Atlanta Dental Parlors it the cor ■■■ ..f Peachtree and Decatur streets (Advt.) ' it. Sift. WEDDING BOL’QUETS I ANO DnCORATIONS. ATL/NTA ’LORAL CO., | Call Mam 1130 '.Advertise ment.) Nexfweek at the Lyric “The Traveling Salesman.” WE WILL MAIL YOU $1 cacti set pf old Faits.' Teeth -ent ! il.gle.st jir'v paid fir old Gold. S her. old Watolies. Broken Jewelry Precious Stones. Mpney Sent By Return Mail ' Fhlla. Sn-ettlng and Refining Co,. ! i Established 20 Years. v £63 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. Pa ? • TO DENTISTS 5 We will- buy your Gold Filings, Gold J s-rap and Platinum Highest prices 8 aid. I ARE YOUR . GLASSES JMSgS RIGHT? Or. Uiner eiaminution with per I ■ eet equipments is absolutely scientific 1 and so exact that a mfMiak* is Possble He takes each ey. >epar a’ely and goes to the root of the I ■ rouble, and Is never satisfied until perfect results are given. Glasses fitted by him always brings light t>< a proper focus on the retina, tberebv I removing all strain from tin nerves | and muscles gives perfect sight ami i i neve« headaches and nervousness caused by eve strain LE J TER BELOW FROM SfYe . 0F THE best KNOWN BUSINESS MEN IN ATLANTA. HEAL ESTATE BUILDING AND I IJ >ANS. .'l6 Fourth National Bank Bldg ttlanta, <k.,, October svh, Ude /t 1 - , '.Y Hines, care Hines Optical Co., Atlanta. <la. Dear Sir: Ten years ago you fl'ted, 1 n-.e my arst glas.es tn your Savannah store, which opened up a new world <o me, since that time I had occasion 1 to get new glasses and although 1 hav. bean to some ~f the leading special ists. have failed to get results or even relief. Two months ago y O u fitted me I again in your Atlanta store. I wist to say -hat they are giving me entire ■ . "-isfa-tion. tour ■'Dixie' mounting -.H great cant shake them off N ( . more broken lenses for mo Yours very truly f- H TEAGUE HINES OPTICAL CO. Optometrists and Opticians. Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga. • I BLESSED BE MEN WHO li GO TO CHURCH WITH WIVES,SAYS MINISTER I WORCESTER, Mass.. Ort. 25. -the I . R» v <F. ifin <*rathrrn, pastor of the Par 1a t'onKreffatiunul church. has prepared I a set of Biblical beatit’.ides brought up to ! date. th-re are some of his amendments: Blessed are th,** in»-n who accompany • their wives to church, for tnev shall save .them from th' . ispb-bni of being widows. “Blessed are :h« singers in the sanctu jdj who tun sing and will s ag. lor they I si'all novrr be sent to Sing Sing. “Bles.se'l are lh< people who are not . getful to entertain strangers, for they ill angels unawares. “Blessed is he who waJketh not in the -• -<nsd of >lie gossip, nor sifteth in the '*« it •! ’Le tau U-finder, but whose delight . o in th- j ■'•ace and prosperity* of the churtli. ‘lis name shall be a continual i praise in the sanctuary, and hfs friends i shall be < ailed legion. “Hlesse<l art* the church members who k »• thr Lord ar,d the minister as little trouble as possible, who are loyal to the • u. i, regular in their attendance, gen- • -us in their gifts, gracious in their sym path » s. anti honorable in all their ways. , Rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for great i. your reward on earth and in heaven.” GEORGIA REINSTATES ORDER OF GOLDEN SEAL The i u der of the Golden Seal, a r-or | i-o.iitlon wliltli had its license revoked ; in the general order Issued by the .‘■•talc io-urim-e authorities affecting fifteen organixation, has been reinstated, othev <• Raggarl.' animated be ll'-• <• ihe department and xhowed that ■ th< notice calling attention to the re- I qi.irenients of the new law passed by i I i' ! i legislature had not been re-- ! ■ ( ived. be< uuse the letter h id been mis i dit ected. 1 wa< further shown tliat the com !>;•'.?> liml eoinplieil with the law. Mr. ■ Haggatlj said the company had assets | of *1.738,50.52. LOAD OF CLOVER SEED BRINGS FARMER $391 , AIRGINLA. 11.1,., (let. 25. j H. Horstman, of Chandlerville, hauled a loud of clover seed to a Menard county market this ". elt. receiving JS.6O per | Imsliel. making th- net proceeds of the 1 load 5391. Mi-. 110-stmaii Ims twenty, acres in ;- lo\ ei. ami t two crops raised this i I-, a son will s-ll for about $1,200. BIG PLANT TO MAKE BARRELS. SAVANNAH. GA., Oil. 25.—A fac to: capable of tuning out l.oiH) eom ipb 1 d barrels a day will lie finished and ' a-.fo operation as an auxiliary I mt of tile Southern G >tton Oil Com* : .I’l' within two weeks. $4 DOWN—S 1A WEEK ANOTHER □Kb CHANCE! ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ LAST WEEK’S GREAT OFFER REPEATED BEGAUSE OF ITS 1 WONDERFUL SUCCESS! BBL ■7wf MMa The sale of Our Coat sale ? It these same suits ! last week was L last week delight- j s y c h a success oa fho thnt our stock be- ! ... 1 S“" to TO” ’"V ; a ,*Wi Atlanta to such j ow Consequent a marked extent ly we at once re th a t w e imme- plenished it, and 'Ki'W 'l'' diately wired to the immense ship- W tßflß V» rk for an. I®! ’ °thei shipment, latest, up-to-date •':-4 and are now styles, in the most * ready to offer you fashionable fa b- T**f' W what we think is r l cs - A step up t . stans will con ,i<< m the bMt b ’ rgaln Vince you of their JEEpF VX in suits ever put value, and their T on the market in prices will delight 1 the South. you. YOUJAN SAVE 12.00 TO MITyOUTpURCHASE i I RED SILK CORDURWRFOLKS «FOR THE YOUNG LADIES SATURDAYmams I $ 3.95-THINK OF IT-»3.95 WOLILD COST $6.00 ANYWHERE IN TOWN Over A 8 Plea Co CMBVP"?!!T7WHUBUMMMBMOver A&P Tea Co WHITEHILI WHITEHALL up stairs HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHLZifIhs up stairs THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2&. lhiz. I SHOE SHINE PHONOGRAPH TO CHEER TROOPS IN WAR S'l . LOI'IS Oct. 25.—0 n their way 10 Greet e to take part in the Balkan war. Tom Grimes. Chris Stathis and Tom Kallas will take with them what Is probably I;.-- best known phono graph in II : St. Louis. Several months ago a number of shoe s ining parlors In East St. Louis inaugurated improvements, and, not to be outdone, this trio purchased a large phonograph, I the strains f:mn which beguiled pas sersby to step inside and get their shoes shiped. The Greeks declared that they would donate the instrument to a regi ment that was minus a band. * GOVERNMENT SEEKING DOCTOR OF POTATOES WASHINGTON, Oct. 25. —Are you a potato doctor? If so. you may be eligi ble to a permanent job in the depart ment of agriculture, where there will be no scarcity of patients. Incidenta’- 1;.. the position pays 12.210 a year, but befr-re any one can-be appointed .to it an examination is necessary, and before any one is permitted at the examina tion he must .“how that he has hrfd an educational training equivalent to that required for a doctor of philosophy de gree. Algo applicants must be at least 30 years old and under 45. i sometimes start from mental strain | 8 or indigestion, but more often from | W general weakness, and lead to appal ling conditions unless checked. | a Treat the cause, not the effect. I © SCOTT’S EMULSION overcomes nervous- I ® ness in a wonderful, permanent way by making JS Is life-sustaining blood corpuscles; it nour ishes the nerve centres and acts as a | sty—B bracing tonic to btiild you up. tvc-A I v Scott’s Emulsion does not stupefy — Ycf f 3 k feeds them in Nature’s way. M, 1 1 | S', tt St BnwNi , Blooms c’d. N L 12-96 EXPRESS MESSENGER AND MAIL CLERK HELD FOR THEFT OF $25,000 OMAHA. NEBP. Oct. 25. -Two men' art- under arrest here toda' ch.iiged with “t'-aling orc- thousand package:',] worth $25,000. from United Stales mails, j They are Benjamin R. Day. a railwayJ mail clerk, and F. -N, Whlrenand. an' Adams expr<»S“ messenger. The arrests I t • :• made by postoftit >■ ihspeetoss fol lowing lomplaints of the last six! months. The officials declare Day lias! made a conf' -sion acknowledging th< 1 I thefts are! invoicing Whisenand. . Thei latter resides in Chicago. NIGHT FIRE THREATENS TO SWEEP CONEY ISLAND! NEVA’ YORK, Oct. 25. Fire which I threatened for a time early today to j sweep rhe great pleasure resort of i and partly damaged another, doing sloo.oon damage, was c iseoi t-red short ly befo.2 o’(-oek in Herring’s hote : and ,-p -ead from there to the Majestic hotel. Tile entire lighting appiaratus of I South Brooklyn fmig it the flames. CHARLESTON TO SEND DELEGATES, i CHARLESTON, S. <’ . Oct. 25. Dele- I gates to the Atlanta Panama <’ayal con ference in November will be sent from ; Charleston by the Chamber of Commerce, i Back . - to the > 4 ' sL-JS® jimmy pipe, S Men! WJbIF Back to the good old jimmy for real smoking pleasure via Prince Albert, the one tobacco that it won’t, that can’t, bite your tongue I because the sting has been cut out by a patented process. JL No matter what your grouch, no matter what kick you’ve had — simply forget ’em. You can smoke a jimmy pipe, smoke it long, smoke it steady, if you load up with this 100 per cent different tobacco. Fringe Albert the national joy smoke * ' ■' .» Y ou h aven ’t rolled a cigarette with “P. A ” i makin’s, you just get right to it. jfcVrr- There s no two ways about it, •! because “P. A.” is fresh, sweet '' ~ ]! and all to the good—so different ‘ froi V- those dust_ brands that v V >S\ u you’ll wonder why you didn’t 1 f B « out “P’ A-” before! Just ’r I , • f Wwß i 1 up on this tip! 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In “The Mating of Lydia” she adds a brilliant love story ter her ill other successes in this new and fascinating noA-el involving the life story of lij Lydia and Faversham Lydia Penfold the heroine is a sweet girl of the wholesome type — heart and fancy free yet fully conscious of the appeal of man to woman. | Then Faversham enters and the developments revolve about the joys and M| sorrows of a girl's life particularly in regard lo the influence of wealth h on various persons. You’ll love Lydia and admire Faversham. Your newsdealer will supply you with a copy of Good Housekeeping Magazine. _ On Sale I Newsstands November Issue —Just Out G°°d Housekeeping WhBEF i MAGAZINE I S \ 381 Fourth Avenue, New York City ni ■