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gffl WOS ! MEXICAN PEOPLE Says Subjects Are Unable to Govern Themselves and Need Another Dictator.' MEXICO CITY, Nov. 22.—"1f the' ~it state of domestic affairs which j s , xisted during the first year of my I ministration continues to its end, tile Mtxi-an people will have shown their i unli’.ness for democracy and will de- j another dictator.” T1 statement was made by Presi ,.nt Madero at a banquet in the na ...>nnl palace in celebration of the an versary of the beginning of _ the >ro revolution. The statement that ,- |ie people are not able to rule theni iv, - created a sensation through the ■lty today. ••The nation has won its liberty at the . of peace.” said Madero. “But : perhaps they think peace is less impor. j tan i tnan liberty. The press is largely 1 responsible for the present conditions . in our republic. The press has lost its respect for authority and I have I appealed to congress for legislation to correct this abuse.” Madero went on to say that in order to be strong the government must be respected. "I laugh at calumnies di rected at me,” the president declared. But the press has done great harm in other ways by encouraging revolt, by riming stories of great rebel victories. lets retarded pacification and ought I • „ be punished." President Madero said that a law naking military service compulsory would soon be passed and pleaded with is hearers to work for peace in order i < io retain the foreign capital already in- | f vested in Mexico and to bring in fresh I capital. He warned Mexico that many j arg, foreign enterprises were getting | ready to withdraw if peace is not I brought about at once. PYTHIANS HOLD DISTRICT MEETING JN_ BRUNSWICK BRUNSWICK, GA., Nov. 22.—The Knights of Pythias of this district met in convention in this city yesterday and during the day were entertained by the local lodges with an oyster roast ! and a visit over the Yaryan Naval r Stores plant. Many delegates were present. Last night the two local lodges had a joint session, when the district conven tion was organized and held. Ad dresses were delivered by Grand Chan cellor James W. Austin, of Atlanta. Keeper of Records and Seal W. H. Leo polds, of Savannah, and Colonel J. N. Davis, editor of The Pythian Lodge Secret. The delegates departed for their homes today. STUDENTS NOW DECIDE TO HAZE ONLY‘SMART ALECKS' SWARTHMORE, PA., Nov. 22.—1 n the future, at Strathmore college, only "fresh” freshmen will be hazed. Tills was de rided at a meeting of the student gov ernment commission. General hazing will no longer be in dulged. In the past, every freshman un derwent certain penalties, whether he needed It or not. Now only those fresh men violating the "rules” will be taken in hand by the upper classmen. PLAN INAUGURATION TRIP. BRUNSWICK, GA., Nov.' 22.—The Brunswick Riflemen, Company G, of 'he First Georgia regiment, will prob ably attend the inauguration of Wood row Wilson on 'March 4. The company' net last night to consider ways and means for making the trip and Captain faylor has taken the. matter up with die state authorities. CORNELIA DEPOT BURNS •-OK.NELiA, q.A., Nov. 22. The depot md six box cars burned here at I o’clock n:s morning. Five cars es dynamite arrowly escaped. The cause of the lire is unknown. ——. ... , I IS A MOOSE <f ,oo!^**w - ■ 7 3 I 7? IM||O k\' > Cii’ A ' ?» A‘< • . S 3 ’«»m;x not i.itoHt.i; m tx s. “Greatest Minstrel ®f I'lo-iu DI." ''iniii.t lod; 1 -? Xo. 523, i.,.ai Orcin i • Moose, five's ST a week, sickness oi ' Tat: ;ioo fun.ral; free medical tlon members and family. D'le* "' r month. For Moose free Uni- ! •>.•'. free Tv .orculosia Sanitarium, Ilome for Aged and Inftrm, !■ u teri;.. Xc> assessments. Non-sec- Non-polltical. Ohly reliable 1 t "anted. Boozers will not apply. The initiation fee of Atlanta lodg ■, " r -hort time, is ?5 —only $2 with ■ T'Hication and $3 when Initiated, '■''■r 125. Examination SI. M.-dii il x miters: Dr. C. A. Rh.vles. »02-'l-4 .'■’.ta Bank building; Dr. W. H. 301-2 Walton bulldii y. t t ' earl... please. It is important. 1 ■ -itottld Join todav ami >-a>a 320. N AA AL.DO KENNEDY National Director. l*eaehtree St.. Candler BldK. -Phone Iv. 5147. p. O. Box - open d; ■ and • veiling. Wol to on.- and (l n. (Advertisement.) Grand Opera Star Is Coming to Atlanta T -' J® I " p fr 11 ( *" 1 The coining of Ma 0....,, ■ Sembiich to Atlanta for a concert on next Monday evening is the most important musical | RELIABLE ESTABLISHED 23 YEARS J BE£.G.GRIFFIN’S I GATE CITY DENTAL ROOMS i IK BEL I L 7 08 HONE 24% WHITEHALL ST. attendant I' B SET OF TEETH PLATES MADE AND DELIVERED SAME DAY B m GUARANTEED ,■«* fe g CROWNS $3-00 k WORK E .... $4.03 | woupl fillings 50c UP I 1 J Y \ 1 Hours, 8a.m.t07 p. m. -yLi -J Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. gj lam doing the Best Dental Work, using the Best Materials, working R ■ Graduates of long Experience, men of Ability—a Specialist in each branch. ■ HI Consequently you are bound to get the best. I guarantee that lam doing ■ K.' one of the Largest Dental Practices in the South; It’s because I give the Best W ■ for the least money. I can afford it because lam doing the volume of business. ■ PROWIT? As hundreds of Atlanta . men have done —prove to your lasting financial benefit that we can and " in ' SAVE YOU From SIO.OO VMI to $ 15.G0 on Every Suit and Overcoat von got here—* WHY PAY I From $25 io $35 for a T ts \ Suit or Overcoat that von 'lsfeaßsSa WiQ can have made here lor sls. Over 500 NEW FALL WOOLENS , to choose from. All work Guaranteed Overcoat or 3 Piece Suit Made lQ! Union *° Y ° ur . ZP H L #^ el In Individual ® Every Measure OaLJ '■sEgiF Garment (fitomdee, ......... .1 Toiler Auburn Ave. and Peachtree Street 127 Stores from Coast to Coast !' _ 1 -THEvicm" DR< WOOLLEY’S SANITARIUM W Opiom and Whisky 3 V , , • j,.,h;,, r < I - ■ ■n . .., ;heir CT. T 4-." L" t- I- U- ' ■ ’ itl'l . A ''.oi ’ ' lie ••b- . * x. jtgjMHflMNHMMraiM* tnr Sanitarium THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 1912. 'city wants refund FOR CONVICT LOCKED IN COUNTY JAIL CELL DALTON. GA.. Nov. 22.—Because of the failure of the county to deliver John Stocks to tlic city when he was wanted for street work, simply because no one | could work the combination lock on the j cell in u hich Stocks was confined, Re- j corde ’l'; «>r has instructed Police, ! Chief White to deduct from the sheriff’s | bill S] for each day Stocks was con . fined, amounting hi all to $2.50, and to also refuse to pay his board bill. Re corder Tarver holds tint the city pays for the keep of its prisoners, but insists that they i>, turned ever to the city when wanted. In the absence of her husband. .Mrs. Gilbert, wife of the sherifl’ of Whitfield i county, insists that 'he city must pay I ; the prisoner’s hoar,* anc L deduct nothing I from the bill. “A city prisoner locked ! him in. tnd the city must stand for it.” Late yesterday afternoon the serv- . I ices of a locksmith were procured and ■ the cd! door, which had resisted all es- I forts to unlock it, was opened, the lock ! being broken as a last resort because tile combination could not be worked. event of the fall season. Madame Sembrich only recently returned to the United States, and is now making a concert tour. She will appear at the , Baptist Tabernacle and will be assisted by Frank LaForge, pianist, and possi I bly other artists. ’ ' ’ * ...5....ei , , , J. j >( , J,., , ,4 Winter Clothes! I I l| 1 -I ~~ ' ~ """"" i J zOTK xfiiWK lltf Illi I I b lirtinn ir AT \ i M hi I vi.uu if nAV’Q 1 I I ' ’W Hl I A WEEK 11 UR I 0 / /O<r\ I \ jw vk jv a /OK li Wr WillF I <UB I SI A WEEK Lg || I >\ isl IS I* ’ V "” wel< ‘ as ' <C( l bie question—“ What would he I v\ j T | ■ rhe eAsiest way for you to buy Winter Clothes for your- '|H | lA\ /hi| S( ‘D an< l your family ("—what would you say? Could I I \\ A 1 you think of a better, more sensible, easier way than I ; \X"T | y O the paving of a small amount down and the balance b\ I B “A DOLLAR A WEEK?” This plan appeals to lhe j|| **74 |l g® rich and poor alike —it’s good business. I I 113.50 Ml ip | n PAY 8 MIMIK-iIHE I f prices are just as low as any cash ■; prices. Every garment in my store is afeso- mT | l|l||n||||||||]l||l||i | lately new. Only a few steps off White- P ILllillLfllimilULiniull- i hall. Every step means dollars saved to I 10l I I WOMEN’S |l|o Suits in all colors, handsomely trimmed, very styl -0 r iP» • f /$.« iilll Thev will delight you, for I , Full line of Shoes I! • $10.00 1 » $35.00 I i I j I» I 11 it 1 u Mllll fI r 1111111 ri 1t S ; Ladies’ Dresses, beautiful patterns, exquisitely fin- I linillllllM isWfOT $l O 00 to moo IIM faf fed I I MEN’S BWIi t/t ■' > i- i A 1 m i ll iHis anvwhere for 11 1 fit 1 siso ° j|ja| . Kw f Other Suits in all colors and fancy mixtures, in fel: iwbs’l smart, nobby fall styles for - SIO.OO to $30.00 pi ■ l? ; Overcoats —the very thing—for § ® A ID i ss * oo to $25,0() 2 j H | 9 Complete line of Men’s Shoes. | U i L BOYS’ 1 '3 RA Children’s Norfolk School Suits, with WiUiU J 5 j .a, bloomer pants — 1 i I I II I Illi i 1 Hall ill 111 l 1 I H IMk ftf miri UM 11 mm Complete children's outfitting depart- I . ||g \ Women s Millinery in Abundance. . H jLp Large Stock of Trimmed Hats for Jr 1 $2 to sls JmL ,i ! i I ALTERATIONS FREE! | 1$ $ I ' w A ivaVA ' S' w w V ft® complete line of Men’s Beautiful stock of Women's K * ■ nobby, smart Hats in the lat- BB Coats: big. warm, stylish. est winter styles, including combining style and comfort; 0 ” 8 ’ | $7.50 and up J hfMdsl to $5 114 W. Mitchell 14 W. Mitchell iJiii . I tl 9