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TTF.ARST'S nimwi AM.r.niL at\, aiuajvia, ua., ai.mmi uu.l Organization To Be Seen Here for Entire Week Has Won Praise From Critics. The Ellery Hand, which numbers among its ranks gome of trio greu.tent musicians in the world, comes to At lanta this week tinder Atlanta Music Festival Asrociation auspices, for a brilliant series of concerts in the Au ditorium-Armorv. which will begin on Friday night, December 12, and con tinue through the 18th. Colonel Peel and festival associa tion officers assure the public that this Is an event of musical importance second only to grand opera. Extreme tonal purity and beauty is the keynote of the wonderful success of the Ellery Hand. This tone quality whose praises have been nung by leading critics, both in this country and Great Hritaln, has developed un der the leadership of .Taddeo di Girol amo. who, a master player of the b-flat trumpet before assuming the duties of his present position, has a superfine ear for tone color and for intonation as well. There is but one trombone in the Ellery Hand and that is played by the soloist, whose duty It is to render the Tenor parts in the magnificent grand opera numbers for which the Ellery Band is renowned. Man Born to Chase Growler and Love/ Says'Wittiest Maid’ Her Negative Answer to ‘Should Women Propose?’ Wins Prize in Virginia Contest. RICHMOND. VA„ Dec. 6.—Ml Si | Nell It. Dee Murphy, of tills city, pro- »nounced by General Bennett II. Young, of Louisville, commander of 'the Grand ' amp, United Confederate i Veterans, the wittiest girl in the South, has been awarded first prize in a contest here for the best an swer to the question "Should Women Propose ?” Her answer follows: "Let man propose forever! Cheap gifts are lightly treasured. Man most admires in woman modesty. Without respect love dies From the growler to love, man Is constituted to chase. If the bride must be given away, let father do it. In Old Virginia, at least, God forbid the bride unsought will ever give herself away, for *rle fruit dat drape afore ’tis shook am apt to be too mellow.’ ” Miss Murphy has been a belle at several reunions, having made her debut at the meeting of the grand camp in Mobile in the spring of 1910. Atlanta Men Boost State Chamber Fund DENECHAUD TO IMPERIAL. L. A. Denechaud, the restaurateur, has been commissioned to take charge of the cafe of the Imperial Hotel, at Ivy and Peachtree streets. Over $3,000 a year has been sub scribed by Atlanta business men for three years toward the expenses of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. The State Chamber expects to raise $10,000 in Atlanta and $50,000 in Georgia. Subscriptions of substantial amounts have come from Macon, Athens. Newnan and Decatur In the last week. Work is being pushed to obtain individual subscriptions of $5 to $100 during the next two months GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL LUSTROUS, FLUFF! HMR-MNT OUERINE No More Dandruff or Falling Hair — A Real Surprise Awaits You. To be possessed of a head of heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous. fluffy, wavy and free from dandruff, la merely a matter of using a little Danderlne. It is easy and inexpensive to have nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get a 25-cent bottle of Knowlton’s Dander- ine now all drug stores recommend It— apply a little as directed and within ten minutes there will be an appearance of •.buridanee. freshness, fluff!ness and an Incomparable gloss and luster, and try us you will you can not find a trace of dandruff or falling hair, but your real surprise will be after about two weeks’ use. when you will see new hair fine and downy at first yes but really new hair sprouting out all over your scalp— Danderlne is. we believe, the only sure hair grower; destroyer of d&ndfuff and cure for Itchy scalp, and it never falls to stop falling hair at once. If you want, to prove how pretty and soft your hair really Is, moisten 1 n cloth with a little Danderlne and carefully draw it through your hair - taking one small strand at a time Tour hair will be soft, glossy and beautiful In Just a t. w moments a delightful surprise awaits everyone who tries thie.—Advt. L ISONS MEET It Cochran Changes Resignation Plan Take* Exception to Mayor’* State- j ment He Is Ineligible for Park Board Berth. High State Officers of Order to Confer Three Sections of Master’s Degree. Gate t’ity bodge No. 2, F. A: A. M., will entertain the Grand Officers of the Grand Lodge of Georgia on Tues day' The lodge will be opened at 3:30 p. m and the first two sections of the Master Mason degree will be conferred. The third section <»f the Master’s degree will be conferred and the lec ture of the degree will be delivered by Robert. L. Golding, of Savannah, Most Worshipful Grand Master of Masons In Georgia During the rendition of the degree an attractive musical program will be given. Refreshments will be served In the banquet hall at the con clusion of the ceremonies. The gTand officers who will be present are: Robert L. Golding. Grand Master; N. H Ballard. Deputy Grand Master; Frank O. Miller. Se nior Grand Warden. W. G. England, Junior Grand Warden; James M. Ruahln, Grand Treasurer; W. A. Wollhin, Grand Secretary; John R. Wilkinson, Senior Grand Deacon; Frank W. Coffin, Junior Grand Dea con; Frank F. Baker. Grand Mar shal; I). L. Patterson. First Grand Steward; George H. Fields, Second Grand Steward; W. A. Capps, Third Grand Steward; Lee WAges, Grand Tyler. The celebration is a notable event In the history of local Masonry as the grand officers are. called together officially only once annually at the meeting of the Grand Ix>dge, which occurs in October of each year. Three New Masonic Lodges for Georgia. The number of Masonic lodges in Atlanta will be increased to thirteen next Wednesday evening by the con stitution of three new lodges—Capi tol View No. 640, Malta No. 641 and Capitol City No. 642. Grand Master Robert L. Colding. of Savannah, will preside over the constitution of these new lodges. The ceremonies will take place in the Scottish Rite apartments of Ma sonic Temple, on Peachtree street. Immediately there will follow' the election and Installation of officers. A program of speeches will succeed those exercises, and a banquet served hi the temple will conclude the even ing. Music will he interspersed through the evening’s program. President J O. Cochran, of the City Park Hoard, has reconsidered his de termination to resign because of the objection of Mayor Woodward that he was ineligible on the grounds that he had accepted a Federal appoint ment. Mr. Cochran is now Deputy Internal Revenue Collector, but he says the section of the code prohibit ing dual office-holding excepts the Park Board, Board of Education and several other city bodies. "I Intend to resign in January after I have made my annual report, but j not before," said Mr. Cochran Satur day. Mr. Cochran and Mayor Woodward are political foes and on account of j Mr. Cochran’s firm stand a clash be tween them is imminent. BIG CAMPAIGN T cial bodies to make the town one of the largest retail and wholesale man ufacturing towns in the State have had excellent results in the large number of factories that have located there In the past few’ years. It is one of the boasts of the Cordelians that during the panic of 1907 there wan not a single business failure in the town. Central of Georgia To Improve Service A marked Improvement in aornm- modationw for winter tourists travel ing over the rentra! of Georgia Hail- , way was announced Saturday hy Fred J. Robinson, of Savannah, assistant i Keneral passenger a*ent. Mr. Robin son was In Atlanta perfecting final details for the operation of the new Dixie Limited between Atlanta and Jacksonville. The first Dixie Limited will leave Atlanta Monday at 9:47 a. m. The first northbound train will leave Jacksonville Tuesday morning. The run Is made In eleven hours. Postal Takes Appeal InSuit for $1,000,000 GULFPORT, MISS.. Dec. 6.—An appeal Is being prepared by attor neys for the Postal Telegraph Cone pany in Its $1,000,000 suit agalns: the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad, the lower courts having decided the case In favor of the road. The suit Is the outgrowth of the Postal’s contention for lines along the railroad's rjght cf way. The railroad tore down poles and wires of the telegraph company. Bank Clearings Increase in Five Years $25,000,000—Handle 200,000 Bales of Cotton. Cordele, one of the enterprising cities of South Georgia. Is in the midst of a boom that promises to raise the town to the pinnacle of progressiveness. The doctrine of “Live in Cordele, where the wheels of progress ever turn," is being preached to thousands of Sunday American readers to-day. Cordele commercial bodies have taken a full page in which to express the glories of their city. Makes Amazing Strides. Cordele has come to the front dur ing the past ten years with a rapidi ty that has been one of the most amazing instances of enterprise and progress in the history of Georgia. Statistics now show that the town ranks high as a railroad and freight center among the towns of Georgia, and the people of Cordele are so Im bued with the spirit of progress that a great future is being predicted for the city. The bank clearings" of a town are usually an excellent index to its en terprise, and in this Cordele has shown an increase of more than $23,- 000,000 In the five years from 1905 t. 1910. Handle 200,000 Bales of Cotton. There are extensive^business inter ests in Cordele. More than 300 retail houses and about 20 wholesale houses supply the wants of the people, and there are cotton warehouses that handle nearly 200,000 bales of the sta ple every year. The efforts of the Cordele commer- MRS, DYSPEPTIC! GET YOUR T—PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN In Five Minutes ! Time It! 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It’s the quickest, surest and most harmless stomarh doc tor In the world.—Advt. 9 Root Gamp Woodmen Re-elect Old Officers J. C. Root Camp No. 80, Woodmen of the World, has re-elected Its pres ent officers for another year, as fol lows: C. J. Sheehan, past consul com- Given Absolutely Free C n H t: N J ,° hn B i C. H. Nelson, clerk; J p escort: O. L. McMichaei watchm C. C. McKown, sentry; C T , m ? ni son, W. H. Newman and F ij managers, and Drs. George TV V, G. A. Vinson and O. B. Golden ns Ch * slelans; also F D. Clare and £ ; <ni hy ' Carder, musicians. aM Wllu *m 11 GRAND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS 1 Beautiful Silver Tea Set 1 Chest of Silver, 18 Pieces 1 Diamond Locket 2 Parisian Ivory Clocks 2 Watch Fobs 4 Silver Picture Frames — —- - - - vn*iv,o Making up the Santa Claus Smile. Can you find them? Dlr^effona: Contained tn this picture are the head* of Twelve Children, which are u*ed to make up the Santa Claua SMILE. Out line them and state In less than 26 worde why Old Santa should make every one emile. For the beat analysis of this picture (to be determined by three Judges, composed of Jack sonville business men) will be given the Tea Set; the second best, the chest of silver; the third best, the Diamond Locket; the next two best. the Parisian Ivory^Clocks; the next two, the Watch Fobs; the next four. the Picture Frames, and to the next thirty will be given a Pur chasing Order, good in the purchase of a lot in Grand Boulevard. Each person sending in an answer will be given a souvenir lead pencil, If called for. SEND IN YOUR SO LUTION TODAY, as contest closes Decem ber 18, 1913. ** I#' I V .> ™ /;/ “ Important”- Write Name and Ad dress Plainly Name l Address GRAND BOULEVARD ! INVESTMENT V; j 202-2C4-206 Bisk?? Yd?. j JACKSONVILLE. L0FI3A The Modiste A handsome new model. Note the new style heel. $4 and $5 No matter what your footwear need may be, you can find the Shoe to ideally meet your requirements at the Walk-Over Boot Shop. style, perfection of fit and distinctiveness of line and cut usually found only in Shoes retailing at a much greater price. But above everything else, Walk-Over Shoes for men and Walk-Over Shoes for Referring to the heading above—read it again and then surely lower this paper and see. Are your Shoes beginning to bulge at the sides and lose their shape on account of faulty construction? Perhaps you have been walking more than usual to-day, and your feet are tired and ache as a result of faulty footwear. Honestly, does it pay to neglect your feet in the matter of Shoes? w a 1 k-0ver Shoes Are Especially Made to Meet Lower This Paper NOW and G1 ance of Ynnr QUaoc Are The y ReaNy As Good al I OUI onoes Looking As They Might Be? The Requirements of Well-Dressed Men and Women! Walk-Over Shoes For Women— $3.5|0 — $4.00 $4.30 — $5.00 Walk-Over Shoes are stylish Shoes, and they are especially for those well-dressers who insist on correct footwear at all times. The tremendous popularity of Walk-Over Shoes is due not alone to their tremendous wearing qualities, but to the fact that they combine in a Shoe at a medium price that correctness of women have won recognition as the one Shoe unsurpassed for its comfort-giving qualities. Many beautiful new autumn models await your immediate selection. Walk-Over Shoes are known throughout the country as the standard of true value. MEN-— $3.50 4.00 4.50 $5.00 and $6.00 The Walk-Over Shoe is a If you really want style, comfort and durability in footwear, do not hesitate about what shoe to buy. You men and women of Atlanta and vicinity can find relief from all foot Synonym For Foot Comfort troubles and be distinctively, cor rectly and economically shod here. You’ll eventually wear Walk- Overs—better make it now. The Empire $5 and $6 The "Empire,” a swagger English model with reced ing toe, full-flange heel —dull and tan Russia leathers, $5—$6. WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP 8 Peachtree Street Atlanta, Ga.