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4 CHANGES IN BANK LAWS PROPOSED Congressman Levy Offers Bill to Congress Providing for Money Elasticity. Washington, r*c. 12. Proposing numerous changes in the national banking tews, Representative I-rf-vy. of New York, Introduced a bill in the house today, the principal sections of which are: Permitting national banks to loan 20 per cent of their capital anti surplus on real estate security, which is now forbid den. Requiring the secretary of the treasury to deposit redundant funds in the treas ury in excess of $30,000,000 with the vari ous national banks Which furnish satis factory security and providing that the interest [>ald thereon shall be fixed by competitive blds Allowing banks to issue circulation notes against assets to the extent of one half of capital by requiring that 50 per cent of Issue to be maintained in gold coin as a legal reserve, of which one-half must he deposited with the treasury. Prohibiting the practice of allowing country banks to count their debt bal ances against hanks In reserve cities as a part of their legal reserve. Allowing the treasury of the I’nlted States to transfer funds from place to place without charge and requiring banks to do likewise: so as to produce uniform ity in bank deposits. The bill also provides that the banks with 36,000.000 capital may establish for eign branches to facilitate trade with other countries. The tirst sections of the bill provide intelfbhangeable bonds with currency certificates to give elasticity to loss in disposing of 2 per cent bonds. ELK, ON GRAND JURY, REFUSES TO DIVULGE LOCKER CLUB PL ANS MACON, GA.. Dec. 12.—A unique in cident occurred in the grand jury room when Chester W. Jones, a member of the grand jury, and an Elk. was linked to testify as to the operation of a locker club by the local lodge of Elka. He declined to testify, first, on the ground that he was a member of the grand Jury, and secondly, that lie would be divulging secrets of his lodge. He and other members of the grand Jury who are Elks were then excused from service during the course of the in quiry. Judge W. H. Felton, president of the Macon Railway and Light Company, who was summoned, censured the grand jury in iterson for making him a wit ness. He said lie had never been in u locker club, and that that fact wa* gen erally known. 5 KILLED WHEN COAL TRAIN RUNS AWAY; INTO DITCH AT CURVE JOHNSTOWN. PA., Dec. 12.—Five men are reported killed and four in jured in a wreck of a 50-car coal train at Glencoe, on the Pittsburg division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad south of here early today. The train, drawn by two engines, ran away on the grade just east of Sand Patch tunnel, where the railroad crosses the main ridge of the Alleghenies. It kept the track fer ten miles, but at the Glencoe curve finally plunged off. and the entire train piled in a heap. All tlie ears were loaded with coal bound for the docks at Baltimore. The wreck is the worst ever seen by railroad men in tills vi cinity. The body of one man has been recovered. LEM BONE, ROLLER OF BONES, ROLLED FOR FINE OF SI,OOO Judge Andrew Calhoun has over turned a time-honored city court tradi tion in handing Lem Bone, Atlanta gambler, a SI,OOO fine or twelve months in jail, for participating In a crap game at 16b 1-2 Peachtree street on last Sat urday night. Six men caught in the same raid will be arraigned soon before the city court jurist. Judge Calhoun's heavy dealing with Bone came as a distinct surprise. The customary fine In city court fer gaming is SSO. and Bone expected to draw down the usual sentence. Th< man immediately retained John Y. Smith, obtained his release on a $1,200 bond and announced that he would carry the ■ase to highest courts. HOKE SMITHTnAMED ON COMMITTEE OF 5 ON APPOINTMENTS Washington. r>e<-. 12. Thirty-three Democratic senators in conference today adopted a resolution authorizing a com rniltee of five to Investigate and decide the action to be taken on the civil ap pointments made by President Taft. Senator Martin, of 1 irginia, was ap pointed chairman of the committee, and j be appointed as associate members Sena tor Smith, of Georgia; Senator Clarke, of Arkansas; Senator Stone, of Missouri, ) and Senator Owen, of Oklahoma. By this action the Democrats have taken the power of confirmation from the judiciary committee. Anny, navy and diplomatic appointments will be permitted to go through. I adRWK? I SET OF TEETH of| Aft I ■ crown and ire J* fill H I BRIDGE WORK ■ '> AII ther Work M SSSSS® I Special Prices. NEW YORK 4 AMERICAN DENTA. ROOMS I B«; Phone M».n 3207. m uot xh iza »3 l-a FCACHTRSC »r DEMOCRAT PASSES LIE TO REPUBLICAN ON FLOOR OF HOUSE WASHINGTON, Dec. 1;;. lie lie was passed in the house today whet. Repre- I sentative A Mitchell I'almer. a Pennsyl vania Democrat, denounced as a "will ful, deliberate and malicious falsehood,” , the etaternenl of Representative Farr, a > Pennsylvania Republican, that the Del aware, Laekawanna and Western rail- [ road, at the solicitation of Palmer, had ' coerced Its i eyvloyees to vote for him at I the r<*rph* election. Palmer demanded htat Farr producej proof of hie charge or make a public apol- , ogy. SHELTERING ARMS NOT TO BE USED AS DETENTION HOME The Sheltering \rtns building at Walton and Marietta streets will not be used as a detention home for chil dren court prisoners. Those in charge of the building notified Probation Of ficer Tindall today that tile building would not be ready for county occu pancy for four months and the rental would be $l5O a month. The county commission recently au thorized the juvenile court officials to rent the place for SIOO a month, fol lowing a grand jury's criticism of the conditions at the Central avenue heme. Negotiations had been under way with this understanding, but the figures of the Sheltering Arms people proved un satisfactory. Probation Officer Tindall said today tlie, commissioners would have to be come reconciles to the idea of building a home suitable to tiie needs of juvenile delinquents. Greatest Nerve Vitalizer Known A 50-CENT BOX FREE A Recent Discovery. Kellogg’s Sanitone I Wafers, the Most Effective Nerve > Strengthener for Men and Wo men Ever Found by Science. This is the world’s newest, safest, most reliable and effective nerve invlgorator, revltallzer. brain awakener, body strengtb ener, without equal in the world’s history of medicine. It brings about a change from that awful, dull, weak, lazy, donf-glve-a hnug feeling to brightness, strength, clear-headedness and courage which is remarkable. f ■i I B W W < r- >■'iriairran. < J - Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers Make Yon Act Like n Hoy. You Feel ,1 u»t. Like Jumping Over* Fence. <Advertisement.> ’ • FOR MEN.—Nerve force gone! You are wiiat your nerves are, nothing else, If you feel all run down from overwork or other causes, if you suffer from insomnia, "eaved-in” feeling, brain fag, extreme nervousness, peevishness, gloominess, worry, cloudy brain, loss of ambition, en ergy and vitality, loss of weight and di gestion, constipation, headaches, neural gia, or tlie debilitating effects of tobacco or drink, send for a 50c free trial box of Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers, and soon you will be well, strong and happy. FOR WOMEN.—If you suffer front.ner vous breakdown, extreme nervousness, ''blue" spells, desire to erv, worry, neu ralgia. back pains, loss of weight’or ap petite. sleeplessnes, headaches and consti pation and are all out-of-sorts, Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers will make you feel that there is more to life than you ever real ized ..efore. Send today for tho 50c free trial box. No more need of dieting, diversion, trav el. tiresome exercises, dangerous drugs, electricity, massage or anything else Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers do the work for each and all, give you nerve-force and make you love to live. All first-class druggists have Kellogg’s Sanitone. Wafers in stock at SI.OO a box. or they will be mailed direct upon receipt of price by F. J. Kellogg, 1329 HofTmaster Block, Hattie Creek, Micli. No tree trial boxes from •druggists. A 50-cent trial box of this great discov ery will prove that they do the work. They are guaarnteed -every wafer. Send coupon below today for free 50c trial box of Kellogg's Sanitone Wafers. Free Trial Box Coupon F. J. Kellogg Co.. 1329 Hoffmaster Block, Battle Creek, Mich. Send me by return mail free of charge a 60-cent trial box of the wonderful | discovery for nerves. Kellogg's Sani tone Wafers. 1 inclose 6 cents in -taut]* to help pay postage uhd pack ing. Name. ~ Street or K. F. D City State The regular 31.00 sire of Kellogg's Sani tone Wafers are for sale in Atlanta by Conrsey A Munn. 2'.' Marietta street: Elkin Drug Company. 26 Peachtree street: Jac obs' Pharmacy, 6 Marietta street (eight stores. » No free packages front druggists. (Advertisement.) THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS.THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1912. Com J.M.H«aa Cora. Com?, J Great Bargains For Friday and Saturday COME EARLY Ostrich Plume Sale For Xmas Gifts The finest values in genuine African Ostrich Plumes, in white, black and colors. Select early to get the exact shade and style you need. $12.50 Plumes $6.49 SIO.OO Plumes $4.95 $ 6.50 Plumes $3.49 Juniors’ Suits at Cut Prices We take stock January 1, and must close out these Junior Tai lored Suits. $12.50 Suits, now SIO,OO $15.00 Suits, now $12.00 $20.00 Suits, now $15,00 $22.00 Suits, now SIB.OO $25.00 Suits, now $19.75. All-Woolen Dresses for chil dren and for juniors now greatly reduced in prices. Christmas Aprons i HU Nurses’ and Maids’ Aprons of the best qualities, with or with out. Bibs—2sc, 50c, 75c. Fancy Aprons in great variety, 25c, 50c, 75c, SI.OO, $1.50. •' ' 7ftiL Ts ii. TlfttiL ' *'*!.” WaWjsff H Christmas §| J®| Picture-Sale t twl u ■ ’,! To our knowledge you can not give more !\ | j| genuine joy to a friend than to present, a per- ! ?)’| sonnlly selected picture that appeals to you. ift ii :rtS(ij We have a wonderful stock of reproductions of i r\J masterpieces and of modern subjects at these Ju £s| ■Sig . . !W 1 | sl'j low prices; also Den Pictures, suitably framed. D* | i and every one will make an acceptable gift. .)! SJ! , jjL, 1 Pictures, values to SI.OO, at . ...$ .50 .iclX) Pictures, values to $2.50, at 98 ’A 'uZj Pictures, values to $3.50, at .... 1.98 >/ f,' Pictures, values to $4.50, at .... 2.50 Pictures, values to $6.00. at .... 3..50 kjj ; A great many Art Novelties also in this de- | fill ’•w’ partment suitable for gifts. i ' $ Kodaks, $2.00 to $35.00. Films developed r f ’ t Hr* t mH n Jf-x free. (Till I 'dT(J -n /''' ’*"""' —' ... WSI J. M. HIGH CO. MR! Trimmed and Ready-to-Wear Hats and Shapes, Values to SB.OO, We have only about fifty Trimmed and Ready-to- Wear Hats to close out at this price, and fifty women will get the biggest bargains of the season. Hats worth to SB.OO each, all at one price. ’rsgg Ojjf .Jr Fine selection of Shapes in Velvets. ~ = ’’ ' && ■■ JSr Ka vsa ( jp-; H®. w Felts, etc., small, me- it W < dium and large. Vai- z \ "■'V ues to SB.OO / ,'*\/ j 98c Sale Begins at 8:30 KzdltS FURS 1-5 OFF Do you realize that here, just when you want to give Furs for Christinas, that you can take advantage of absolutely unequaled bar z'gTPX gains? Every piece of Fur in our stock is guaranteed to be exactly as represented, and piece, from $12.50 sets to the finest jXdL . ’|l Eastern Mink and Russian Lynx, will be in- c hided in this sale. Fur Sets, now slo.oo i i - $15.00 Fur Sets, now sl2.oo l ' T $20.00 Fur Sets, now sl6.oo -i H L $25.00 Fur Sets, now s2o.oo fWyjy $35.00 Fur Sets, now s2B.oo Vfl iV-1 $50.00 Fur Sets, now s4o.oo Tv/rr / $75.00 Fur Sets, now s6o.oo General Reduction in Coats jeuO For Women, Misses and Children Consider giving her a beautiful Fur or Plush Coat, or a long, warm Chinchilla, or a handsome Black Cloth. beautifully lined throughout with rich black satin; and W come early to the third floor tomorrow to select before the stock is too much picked over. ' Women’s and Misses* Long Street and Auto Coats— f Values to $20.00, at. $12.95 ' Values to $25.00, at.. $14.75 Values to $30.00, at $19.75 Beautiful Seal and Mirrored Plush Coats, at $29.75 and s2s.°°. The finest Russian Pony and other Fur Coats now at greatly reduced prices. All Juniors’ and Children's Coats on the Second Floor are now being sold at greatly reduced prices. I I PifTP ANJ PINK '" rC » , “" I—' K-X 1 \ XIIS 1 11 NJ Shirtwaist and Infant’s Wear A. Complete Line of these Famous Pins MOUNTEDIN attractive holiday boxes a most acceptable and ~ useful ■ o,f t V 1 X Remember that these pins are fully guaranteed for VI3JB. /?*.-&■ jiffi' satisfactory wear. <( Assortment includes beautiful patterns in all finishes and real hand engraved. Q ept l&SSi***’*’* - Priced 35 c. to $1.25 Sets Visit demonstrator who will he pleased to show pins and explain their merits Christmas Suggestions From Our Shoe Department We are headquarters for Daniel Green felt fur-trimmed Ju liets and Cornfys, in ail colors —blue, brown, red, gray, laven der. purple, old rose, black and oxford; all prices, SI.OO, $1.25. $1.50, $2.00. *3 'i > h N X—< \ Children's Leggina in all colors —black, red, blue, brown and white all prices, 75c, SI.OO, $1.25, $1,50. Men's, boys' and youths' Slippers, in all leathers, priced from SI.OO to $2.50. Misses' and children’s felt Juliets; ail prices, 75c, SI.OO, $1.25. JJLIta Cmy, mas Ties \ fefew Don’t fail to see the \ *K?" 1 nobby Silk Four-in- Hand Ties we are \ se,lln & at 0n1y... 25c IMr Also beautiful and / j exclusive novelties In . 'Silk Neckwear at 50c and $1 \ \ I— And our Boxed Sets. ' rfeSai that include silk I .A Necktie, Silk Hand- kerchief and Silk Sox at s l to $2 set Men’s Gloves jfh # efk ■ ■ ■ 1 GLOVES T J I iWI W Mk jpMI The famous D. & P. Gloves for men. “They wear out, but they take their time about it.” Prices $1.50 and $2.00. Men’s stylish Kid Gloves. Spe cial price. Pair SI.OO. Men’s Auto Gloves that have been $3.50. now $2.50. Furniture One Fifth Off Entire stock Goes in 1 Till I Sale - J Ji til fft r See the IIHMm i Pine offer- '*jyVybdUpF' Xma. jSWRi-'.'*''i Gifts I * -(Haviland China. Also White and Gold Sets and Open Stock New stock just in of 100-Piece Sets, also open stock. See oui special ' Ings of Dinenr Sets at $14.98, $22.50. $33 and $38.50. Values sls to $45 set. High’s Lunch Room Save time while doing jour tlhrbi nias shopping. Don't go home for lun 1 go down to our nice new Lunch Roon where you can get a tine meal at a .' low price. High’s Toy Dept. U' X/ Don’t fall to hv»- our special ‘ In Dolls, T<»\ . Wheel . V 111 ’’ tun-, ♦ tc. H’ . jV. •»:> u ill Un# *hi place tu 4vt the best To/h at I" 1 Dl lt ♦ -A.