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4 “BEAUTIFUL DOLL,” BELLE OF BALL IS "MERE MAN” NEW YORK. Nov. I.—The ‘ Beauti ful Blonde” who captivated all the mas culine dancers at the Ragg’ d Edge club masquerade, when unmasked, proved to be George Johnson, female impersona tor. ML— ' 'T— "Law Brothers for Quality' Ready-to- W ear Overcoats wg a ® I 1 JLI E,'U , it i /bM t : - r 1 M hiiiinliiliMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sl6 to S3O Os course, we tailor Overcoats and do a sub stantial business in this line, but, for the benefit of our patrons who want one RIGHT NOW, we carry a special line of high - grade Overcoats that will suit the most critical man. Raincoats $6.00 to $12.50, Tog Up For Winter Our supply of stylish, comfort - giving co Id weather necessities for men is unusually com plete this season. Un tierwear, 50c to $3.25 per J garment. Shoes, $3.50 to $6.00. Hats, $2.00 to $6.00. Neckwear, 50c to $2.50. Etc., etc. Why not select yours today? YaurJSuri. «O WHITEHALL ST. y Our Window W oriel’s Choicest Suit and O’coat Patti rns j ( \ Over .“><)() of theni and all W| \JH^ re .wool feJ® W hy pay S3O to V'RiL- or an IWr A- wool, niade-to- XwlNlhlMl order Suit or Overcoat. I n restricted choice of this magnificent stock. Made to Your In dividual Measure fjji £ Union JI g Label 'JFI JL 4iJ >n Every j Garment j II 3 Pieces 4/1 but Good (Coat, Vest and Pants) *S Corner Auburn Ave. and Peachtree St. 127 Stores from Coast to Coast RENTZ IN SOME TO COURT Officer Brings Alleged Forger to Georgia From Illinois After Overcoming Obstacles. ROME. GA. Nov. 1. —After he had argued with Governor Deneen at Spring field, 111., and finally induced that chief executive to grant requisition papers, and then, after, a fight, had defeated habeas corpus proceedings in Chicago, and then, in Tennessee, was forced to jump from a moving train to catch his fleeing prisoner. Deputy Sheriff W. I. Collier has finally reached Rome with Edward Rentz, wanted here on a charge of forging a check. Rentz Is wanted In several cities on forgery charges. Me has served a term in the Illinois penitentiary, and more recently, it is alleged, operated one of the most complete counterfeiting plants ever turned up in Atlanta. Rentz is out on a parole front an insane asylum in Illinois, and his uncle, who is said to be rich, offered to pay the Rotn< officer’s expenses to Chica go and return and the amount of the check he is alleged to have forged here, but this proffer was declined. Itj court Rentz feigned insanity. On the train Officer Collier said he. was as intelli gent as any man he had ever encoun tered. At Wartrace, Tenn., while the train he and Mr. Collier were riding was going at a rapid rate, Rentz jumped out of a car window. The officer fol lowed and captured him. In Rentz’s possession were found a large number of cheeks from various banks of the country and a complete outfit for mark ing the checks “cashier’s certified.” for perforating and marking the limit for which they are good. In Rome Rentz is alleged to have forged a check on the Southern railway ticket agent for $35 on the Fifth-Third National Hank of Cincinnati. CHARLESTON PLANS BIG TIME FOR MEN OF ATLANTIC FLEET CHARLESTON, S. C., Nov. I.—Elab orate plans have been made here to en tertain the officers and sailors of the i Atlantic fleet, to arrive here on November , 17. for a week's stay. There will be 10,- i 000 sailors and several hundred officers | with the warships. Admiral Hugo Oster l ha us will ho in command. Dances, oyster roasts, aquatic sports, ’ football games, theater and vaudeville ' shows, receptions, teas, a parade of thou | sands of sailors, the state militia and | local military ami naval companies, and I smokers galors, have been arranged for | the week I Committees of several hundred citizens i are working for the event. Something like $25,000 will be spent to make the vis Hors welcome. Preparations to entertain thousands of visitors from the interior are Ln progress. TilE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.FRIDA T, NOVEMBER 1, 1912. M GUN, ENOS i HIS LITE IN STONE MONTEZUMA. GA, Nov. I.—Henry T. Williams, of Williamson, Ga., walked into E>py Bros.' hardware store here last night and asked to see a pistol. A salesman waited on him. After select ing a weapon, he asked for cartridges. As the salesman was placing the unsold w-apons back in the show vase, Wil liams slipped a cartridge in the pistol he had selected, and, placing the weap on to his temple, fired one shot, falling to the floor. He died a few minutes later. I >n the person of the suicide were found two letters, one addressed to his mother, Mrs J. D. Williams of Wil liamson. and the other to Miss Eliza Goodin. Fayetteville, Ha. In both letters he declared he was despondent and intended to end It all. I Announcsment d T s Company 1 Extraordinary MHull ctami marutd O “In finally retiring from a business which has long engaged my con scientious efforts, I feel that I re- O linquish a patronage which is in a sense a trust. But in sending my friends to the Elkin Drug Company 1 feel that I am earing for that ob ligation in the highest sense. With L all good will, I recommend and ? shall appreciate a continued patron age of that business in which I al ways feel such an intense personal ■ W. S. WATSON. I Toilet Article Bargains Special cut prices on Face Powders and Toilet Articles from Friday through Monday. Every lady who appreciates the highest grade goods at genuine bar gain prices should watch our weekly sales and profit by them. IPiver’s Azurea Powder 85c Piver's LaTretie Powder ~ 85c Java Lice Face Powder 30c Lablache 39c IL & G. Violet de Parme 45c Harmony Face Powder 25c Violet Dulce Face Powder 39c Nadine Powder 38c Palmer’s Violet Rose Face Powder 19c Lyon’s Tooth Powder 15c Kolynos Tooth Powder 20c Sanitol Tooth Powder 15c Rubifoam Tooth Wash 19c Sheffield's Dentifrice 17c Pebeco Tooth Paste 37c Palm Olive Cream 38c Pompeiian Massage Cream . 35c 1). A. IL Cold Cream 19c and 29c Hind's Honey and Almond Cream 37c Rosaline 18c Woodbury's Facial Cream 19c Mermen's Talcum Powder 14c Rexall Violet Talcum 15c [Frost ilia 18c Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic 38c Herpicide 38c and 79c Danderine 18c and 38c Mum 19c Rexall Nice 20c Pinaud’s Pau de Quinine 39c and 75c Pinaud’s Vegetal 59c h Are You A Catarrh Sufferor? ga If so. have you ever heard that it was incurable? If Sn you do and HAVE, try at our expense the most famous ■| of all catarrh remedies, Rexall MUCOTONE. We ab- M - lot' u guarantee this remedy to give you entirely ‘•■rv n lief, or we will refund every penny you Sale Saturday through Monday. 50c and $t sizes. I S a Mucotone 50c M Manicure Sticks, Extra One dozen excellent Manicure Sticks. 9“” indispensable <n every ladies' toilet who |L ft * cares for perfectly presentable and | 3 beautiful hands Vu JAlso one package of Emory Boards Statloneiy Vaiu:s, Extra I (duos the gr. nest VALUE offers mmb in Atlanta t the figure—KexaP /lift Cibinet l' |xr 4s sheets and 48 en- / _ll . velop, s to the box S>» V V Correspondence Cards, Extra Svmnhonv Linen Corresponding Cards Zk ft gilt <■■ «< . th. most elegant aewssorj to <l4 ft . I *1 I , linen lawn UVU Hair Brushes, Extra ''leaning out i big overstock of solid "W fl back ebony bristle Brushes; large. /ft ft hand.- >me, substantial Brushes; full f£JL|. $1.50 value. Thi' sale I Tv VW'W- r--«- I .irimhii VICE DISTRICT IN MACON MOVED TO RIVER AND SWAMP MACON, GA., Nov. I.—Macon’s re stricted district was today moved into a new section, away from any part of the city’s business or residential com munities. The district is now bounded on one side by the swamp known as the city reserve, on another by railroad switching yards, on a third by the river, and on the fourth by open fields. Near ly 30 houses within the heart of the city were closed up and abandoned. The chief of police, under the di rection of the police committee of coun cil, has undertaken to regulate the vice district, rather than abolish it. The ma jority of the houses closed up are in the heart of the city, and their owners are vigorously protesting against the action of the police committee. It is stated that many of the women will leave the city. NEGRO PUGILIST TO QUIT CHICAGO; SELLS SALOON CHICAGO, Nov. I.—Champion Jack Johnson has found that Chicago does not want him, and announced today he would leave the city November 30. Johnson said he has sold his saloon business to his manager, and will take to his big automobile and tour the country for several weeks. When he finally departs from America at the end of the month it will be to go to Russia, where he said he would fight Sam Mc- Vey for $30,000 at Moscow. DYNAMITE CASE JURORS TO GO HOME TO VOTE INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. I.—With a bailiff tagging each one of them the jurors try ing the 45 dynamite conspiracy defend ants in Federal court will go to their homes and vote Tuesday. This will be their first visit home since the trial began five weeks ago and probably their last visit until Christmas or the middle of February. i “The recent rapid growth of the Elkin Drug Com pany’s business has been of such magnitude as to compel us to take steps to accommodate it. As the enlargement of our central store was impossible on account of the size of the building, we have met the situation by “spreading out.” We have purchased the Grand Pharmacy, selecting it as a business of established character and thriving growth consistent with the service we have always rendered our pat rons. Air. Watson retires from business, and our new branch (in the Grand building), remains under the direction of Mr. John Pickard, who has for eight years been actively in charge there, and who now comes into this firm as a stockholder.” W. S. ELKIN. Watch For Our Soda Fountain Specials We make a specialty of something extra special fflach Saturday. Watch for this week end treat every week, and NEVER MISS IT! We have expert dispensers always alert to please you, who take pride in making this the best fount in town in service what they serve TRY THEIR METTLE! Caramel Ice Cream Cherry served Saturday with old- J fashion pound cake, fresh, 1 11 ft good, and with the old-time I II j flavor, an irresistible combina- | U tion of “taste-goods.” j biFsoapofferincs Here is a clean-up-sweep in soap reductions, posi tively the finest soaps made in their respective lines at the market’s best reduction prices. Woodbury’s Facial Soap 18c Palm Olive Soap 8c Pear’s Scented 18c Pear’s Unscented 12c Cashmere Bouquet 15c and 24c Harmony Violet Glycerine, 3 for 25c Packer’s Tar Soap 15c Physicians and Surgeons Soap 9c Glenn's Sulphur Soap 19c Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Soap 18c Resinol 19c Watch Out tor Colds Watch out carefully for colds all this season. Whenever you have one, or develop a cough, remem ber the two tried, proven stand bys, a combination which can not be equaled for all-round effective ness. Sold under a positive re fund guarantee to be satisfactory, effective and certain. Elkin's White Pine and Tar, 25c Elkin's Famous E. &W. Gold Capsules, 25c Something Good for Sunday Sunday seems a long day to some of us. But not to those who remember our Saturday Candy Sale. At only 29c for a 40c candy, you can supplj’ your self abundantly with a delicious treat which will make everybody welcome Sunday for more reasons than one. This candy is always received fresh the day be fore the sale; Is a confection of guaranteed pur ity and wholesomeness, and of flavor and all-round rnlltj which many can not distin- guish from the highest priced can- f _ 'lies made. " > ij Barr’s Saturday Candy EXPIHES ON DAY FIXED IN DREffl COLUMBUS, GA., Nov. 1.---Two nights before he died, George F. Barr, a mail carrier of Columbus, dreamed that he would pass away on the night that he died, and. according to the story re lated by him to members of his family the day following the dream, it was re vealed to him the names of his pall bearers, all of whom were his personal friends. Barr was 52 years of age and held in high esteem by all who knew him. The revelation brought to him by his dream caused him considerable worry. On the night he was stricken with paralysis, which caused his death, he sat up late and had only retired a few minutes be fore the stroke came upon him. He never regained consciousness from the moment he was stricken. He was buried today. “I wish to announce that I have be- H come associated with the Elkin Drug Company, they having pur chased Mr. Watson’s interest in the Grand Pharmacy. I feel that with the augmented facilities of the lar ger business, I can serve my friends and their interests better than ever before, and solicit an active contin uance of their patronage of our new m firm, either with the main store or rag through the “Grand” branch as heretofore.” JOHN PICKARD. H Cut “Patent” Prices | Here are some great Patent Medi cine inducements. Run your eye care fully down this entire list and select what you need, and all that you are apt to need this season, then come here now O and avail yourself of these reductions: 0 Fellow’s Syrup Hypophosphites $1.05 rl Wine of Cardui sg c Isl Castoria 25c fel Horlick’s Malted Milk 37c, 75c, $3 II Cuticura Ointment Bl Mentholatum 18c and 38c M Baby Brand Milk jg c M Eagle Brand Milk jgc Quaker Herb Extract 67c H Dodson’s Liver Tone 34c Rf California Syrup of Figs 35 c H Hood's Sarsaparilla 75 c p* Pinkham's Compound 69c Sloan’s Liniment 17 C S Wainpole’s Cod Liver Oil 68c 0 Scott’s Emulsion 36 c an d 71c Peruna 6 9c O Swamp-Root 37c and 69c Sal Hepatica 19c, 40 c , 97c Bromo Seltzer 10c, 18c, 37c, 69c ® Listerine 10c, 18c, 37c, 67c Pape’s Diapepsin 38c H Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets 38c M Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic .... 38c, 75c Cascarets 10c, 21c, 42c Laxative Bromo Quinine 19c Carter’s Pills & B. B. B ’ * * 67c Have You Kidney I Rexall Kidney Remedy Is sold under a trustworthy El guarantee, backed by the confidence and experience of EgSS thousands and the knowledge of the best of physicians £s3 who nave used It and continue to prescribe It. It is the favorite prescription of one of America’s leading MS doctors, and is universally indorsed for kidneys, cleansing the system, for uric acid. etc. 37c and 79c a bottle. Rexall Kidney Remedy 37c j I Imported Olive Oil, f An absolutely proven PURE Olive OU, analyzed by State Chemists and reconi- Evi mended as an Oil which will keep In quantity and not become rancid, 60c a pint, $1 a quart, $3.75 a gallon. Tooth Powder, Extra 1 To make Rexall Tooth Powder as uni versally known as the other famous/*™ Rexall Remedies, we will give free with * J C ft every 25c can of Rexall Tooth Powder / JI a good, firm bristle Tooth Brush worth LUU in itself w ® Lazalle Perfume Extra, | Saturday through Monday we sell all Sys the famous Lazalle Perfumes at only nd 29c an oz Select your odor and buy io KV quantities. m Toilet Paper, Exira I Either the square or round variety, sold hete every Saturday, four packages for 25c. Come here always for toilet paper. H 100 WOMEN TO ASK COURT TO ALLOW BECKER NEW TRIAL OSSINING, N. Y„ Nov. I.—That a petition signed by more than 100 women of this city will be sent to the court of appeals, requesting the allowance of his appeal for a new trial, was the cheering news received by Charles Becker at Sing Sing prison today. This information came in the form of an unsigned letter, which was delivered to the condemned slayer of Herman Ro senthal by Warden Kennedy. It was one of a batch of fifteen letters, all of which, after being read by the prison censor, were turned over to Becker. When Becker’s letters were taken to him this morning, the stamps were torn from the envelopes. He asked the cause, and it was explained to him that ever since Warden Kennedy had discovered that between the stamp and the envel ope was a favorite place for hiding mor phine sent to prisoners by friends on the outside, he has had all stamps torn off the incoming mall.