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THE A TLA N 1 A AND NEWS " Many Women to Play . In Second Concert of Atlanta Orchestra ‘■Mere Man" Hat No Chance • With Gidd) Wife. Claims Rev. Hugh S. Wallace Sidelights GEORGIA POLITICS l J&y JAMIS b. nivtn on y MISSISSIPPI TOPS MIUIC LEP.BERS GEORGISIN STOCK 10 01 DEGREES State Not Represented Chicago First Session Tuesday Under Gate' Catt ? Show, and Vetepnar:a n City Lodge Auspices—R. L. Stresses Needs. Colding to Speak. .re many The on#* O-orgha will he afternoon and *■ administering of of the M*aon» of in Atlanta Tuesday vening to a-d in the the three sections of ion s degree by the The Kind You !!• Wways Bought has berne the sigT»*. tur*> of Chan. H. Fletcher, and h is been made under hia eer>otia) >upervisiou for over 30 years. Allow noon* to deceive von in tliin. Counterfeits, Imitation* and •* .TuM-a'.-gn'nrl ” are hut Experiments, and endanger tit* health of Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR IA -ia is a harmless substitute Drop* a ml Soothing Syrups ns neither Opium* Morphiiu ter ( rg'ia • of Savannah, grand ma«- e State lodge and one of' prominent attorne> * He i aivirta and Await Funeral Plans For Algernon Swann R* 1* UgeOMMl'p i,i\t r,o1 AIg-ernoB Hoke Swsi V'. : died J-Yid.-iy at the T>i*df*f.''f ‘ Mr arid Mr* A r erit .^wann. NY*. 3 2- I-a France n\et, I alter a iinsuring litre*: Young S v\ *tjn *rradWi*: from i Bom* High Sohoo! and vihf one ? the cpttori-gr He naa re.*\e :ar erm mi ie*. .as ,t 5 young men againat o influenced them to •ie r money on thejj thai they might make raganr t.ai ever had He m an a taembei f the Fir*: Met hodlat Church 3tj * t i. ' v .t a • ‘langf of mat** might prove Den* fj<-ia * fa# . * taken to Aahev e, X. C.. huj faj.* u 1 Imjirove. In addition to hi# pareiu*. the decea»ed i# survived In th brother*. T. J H and S A.'Ssrarn and two aisTeri Mlaae* Mary and H< hi Swann but ion of these made arrangement* wi j master General to allow j ter* in every portoffice . where * *ton is grown a# gr«otf j 3]e We*t < re res ,»*- U.n.picuou. ,.ih. :»nta*mng *lat -1 p ■ ore* k w ill be { rint r. Harti« hope# v at he w ill be able 1y g and all other* acre*- product 10 the Chics ri'eateQj ex seen There w lliC a . , Porter Begins Jan. 10 On Insurance Work ■ I l*i>n Puli. v, ! »utcr J.nusrj in | upon hi* dut.ie* a* Deputy Jmsuran 3 j' 'ommikaioner in < 'omj.*1 roller Gern-r ; AY, A Wright s office, succeeding Jor __ ;*• and rt> trod Mr Porter i* now actuary for * O) of Rome Heretofore trie report* have be. . to J given by the Bureau of the ivnu d-*ittmg | to new spaper representative* and j the < .fferent telegraph ■••.mpante* I* to* whip tk.n. copie* of the report* have be ‘ andlej mailed to the ginner*. manufacturer Any I an d warehouse men, but there ha ‘ HTi J been T'.c* practical met nod devisee] fo v I. • Webst^-r i Mi* ■. «»!ribLti**n . ' ■ » Informal : * -trier w«n • direr t v to the farmer* It " ,T,n '8 to it j Harris purpose to gc> the * i to the farmers ><* they can t to JILD NEW CHURCH . Dec. $.—A movemeu i h iiun b bu-i<iir.g t * * :aKe the - ci.i Mount Rachel Bapti*i been started t>j the congre- [ t e Se-orid Bail:*! Church. ’ - lie Rev 1 v'arrar liver an add re ng eeseion of the ].*dge The first session of the lodge ^.11 a ted die- j be held at 2. SO o’clock Tuesday afi- ss s* M-p. , emoon. when the first two *e -t.ions of : e own- j the Master Maaon’* degree will be j conferred upon a group of candidate* After a recess for dinner the Lodge will convene again at 7: SO o’clock, when the Third section of the de gree will be conferred Prior to the ronferr.n.g of the de gree the regular business of the ic*dge ; will be transacted, and the grand of ficer* of the State lodge will Lx* in- . troduced with the proper honors Among the Stale officer* who wiili be here ar* N H. Ballard deputy 1 grand master: Frank O. Miller, se nior grand warden. W G. England, junior grand warden: John R. Wil kinson. senior grand deacon Frank F. Baker, grand marshal. D. L.. Pat terson. first grand steward George H Fields, second grand steward. Considerable interest attache* to t the visit of the grand officers, since , they are rarely seen together except at the annual meeting of the Grand Ix>dge. which is held in October of : each year Gloria is a harmless substitute for Cantor Oil, !*ar»- jroric, I>rops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotic *ub»t.inoe. Its a?e is its guarantee. It de-troys Worms and allavs Fe*crii.hness. It cures Jiiarrh : a and Wind Colic, li reli* ves Teething 1 Troubles. «-uri Constipation and Klatulenev. It a."iinilates the Food, regulates tha Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. The Kind You Have Always Bought Eeara the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CINTkUD CCMMNt. 77 MURRAY •T^gCT. NEW YO»K CfTV. ' -ge . ■ thinkf Mr KODAKERS. Wife Beater Forced To Kneel at Her Feet Special Enlargement Offer 5*7 Art Mount . . • 25c 8*10 Art Mount . . . 30c By Mai/St Ext** ><»ur f«vt»r:t4- Hav« er m**T’*s»huadMOelf muutitwi - * o«fM.wt»ie Xrroie rift. CONE’S Two Store* - Atlanta Ga Nigkt S cKool at Georgia T eck WINTER TERM BEGINS DECEMBER 10 REGISTRATION DEC. 8. 9. 10. 11, INCLUSIVE Courses in Architecture. Mechanical Drawing. Elec trical Engineering. Woodwork. Carpentry and Join ery. Foundry Practice. Machine Shop, Mechanical Engineering/Mathematics. Chemistry. English. This Night School is a Regular Department of Ga. Tech Contingent Fee $3 Per I erm. TUITION FREE For fu^iner i^formation write J N. G. Ne*fc»t. arumh. wli*re cm Sunday ihe Mvinorial !>av addr nj E'ky" Ruder- of t^orrow . | die*tormina.tion bright i* perhaps the be«i man in Oeorfia— ualen on. Pt Game Warden Davit*—or id out. w of the nnr game law in To t he *rg.a (.’uTigrene.on- a I (SelegatioTi rK lixSing bt»ih Sena- t <»re and every Representative, and particularly to Representative W. C Adamson, of th** Fourth District, is due whatever measure of thanks and appreciation Georgia may fee] for the apparero disposition of the Preside re of the United States to change his respect to the prop. »*«■<! droppng of .1 u'ison C « lerncnts from ti*** Interstate i.'otu merce Commission. A big and not-to-be-mistaken wave of protest arose from aJl over Geor gia w hen t was first announced that Mr elements wto be droyiped from the oni’iv- oo desp.te his long > eaj - of splendid servo e. to rriak*- f our! but c e j North * larolii ift< - -. ’ • - .met I’ . ng good’ - bee a -e of hi* Wilaon leaning* in the Presidential primaries last year. 1 was not long before Washington. | « gation in particular, became full5 aware of that Georgia protest and , i t here w as something of a scurrying and scuffling around almost .mine- i dlately It !iabd been taken a.s a "mat - I .ter of course' that Mr Clement* w ould be reappointed, and when it j wa^ found that the President ww a.bt-.r. to sidetrack hm the Georgia delegation was lit Tie short of amazed !’> reason of his chairmanahlp of: : tiie pow erful Interstate and Foreign I < ommerce Committee of the House Judge Adamson was an .deal mar. •To lead the fight to save Clements— and it appears that his efforts have | been altogether successfuL In the meantime Georgia generally ; s both happy and gratified that the' President seemingly has determined | to change his mind about dropping j ! Clement* Representatives Samuel Olive. Rob- : ert Hardeman and William H Bur- j i well are in Atlanta to-day—no one -f them bent upon a political mis- j ion of any sort whatever, of course' CHENEY'S EXPECTORANT Cures Croup. Colds. Cough Tid ilr.f • *• Urn* rui.ruii* »' :•* now *:.re Bt-s: ni«*: lot 'or v b(Kijan* r ough Triac and :ea!*c for fif-'. y*-.ary Sure anc • o i'uie TYj KxpeK'ixrut 2&c at 6 mg ■lam - Advt. NATIONAL SURGICAL A INSTITUTE^ p T, - n’rr.r at at D- FORMITIfL? j 1S74 OivH th» tleform- child r*r a chanc*. Seed na ih*lr / ; \J nao*a we naa "* ::eip them Thu Inetitule Treat* Clot Feet Disease* of the Spine. Hip Joint* Paraireif etc Read for fTit!*rr»*e< catalog 72 South Pryor Street. Atlanta, Ga, TRAINS DAILY TO TRAINS DAILY TO Little Rock Hot Springs Leave Memphis 7:00 a.m., 9:45 a.m., 11:00 a. m., 2:30 p.m., 12:01 midnight Modem equipment and polite employes make the short trip one of pleasure and comfort. Trains leaving Memphis at |Tjr 11:00 a.m., 12:01 midnight run through to Oklahoma and Texas. Get all information from H. H. Hunt, DUtrict Pa»enfer Agent, 18 North Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga. 1 afciwii’ Offer H Good Only floec, 11 £1 to 25, fl 1913 !g9 Spe Iti WM SfiB j ASTHMA RELIEVED IN 2 MINUTES Or Money Refunded. 50c Pkg. by Mai: Isn’t Our Offer Fair? Send for “Thomason's Famous Asthma Remedy" to AMERICAN ASTHMATIC CO. Inc. ATLANTA. GA. 250 MORE PEOPLE WANT DOGS TOR HUNTING PURPOSES Four <i"u> advertised for sale in the “Want Ad" <•(.lunin- of ilearst’s Daily lieorgian and Sunday Ameriean brt.uglit more than 250 REPLIES The Want Ads u 1 HAVE t h ree as fln ** young, well- trained <i'*gs as ran :»e found while th«*> lant $30 I* 1 ! pair Will sell single if chaired Ga. H \V »Spr ngfieid. Dalton, K< »r, saI*Iv Thoroughly trained point er bitch; two y^son* fk*t and rellg- ble: utetd)’ on fifld and la^t hunter fin#* chance \\■ hrV>od »«nrf)F fUA-blooded o»-*gw If you kill a bird she Will find it "vinrr leaving Slate. rWau*on for selling. Addrean Box 14, Macon. <ia W hat They Sav: » * > .Macon, (la., December 1. 19K>. !'li<‘ "Want Ad .Man" Ilearst’s Daily Georgian and Sunday American, Atlanta. <ia. < ientlemei Please stop this “Want Ad.” I have roeeived about .'ki replies already. Yours trulv. J. F. WORSLE3 Dalton. <ia.. Decembers. 191:!. The * ieorgian Ads are the ones that bring result.-. < )\ i r 200 letti i's received saying: “Saw your ad in The < ieorgian." Yours trulv. B. W. 8PR1NGF1KLI) If vou want whai i«u want when vou want it. ust Five Full Quarts E. B. Gibson’s 7C Celebrated Monogram Rve . . . " ** One Quart of Same Brand FREE Smoth, Velvety, Mellow, Rich EXPRESS PREPAID Look At This BIG XMAS COFFER--- ^ k ® ^ ExtraQt.FREE No offer ever made by any liquor dealer that will equal this. Order five quarts of these brands and get one quart of the same FREE. OAILV " — 1 GEORGIAN n d E R I C A N “ A N T ADS ” S*».f i *t** avhiske/ EJB tiiBso* 8«r*.«f 1«4* Ka fiisson ! 8wsat IteS | ^vhiske/. ES t5tis»o« ^yhiske/ aa r^sow a»*«i ;w> Vhiske/. Ea nutso* quarts Seven Stales Whiskej Quarts Blue Ribbon Peach Brand} Quarts Blue Ribbon Apple Brand Quarts Mocassin Cti.b. . . . (Quarts Four Star Rye... Quarts Old Cob Com.... Quarts Very Old Apple.. Quarts Walnut Lop Quarts Red Crow t orn. . . Quarts Old Lincoln Quarts Monogram Rye... Quarts Old Mountain Corn Quarts Fine Old Apple. . Quarts Dixie Cabinet. .. Quarts Sweet Mash Corn One oo oo oo oo oo oo oo 0.75 0.75 3.75 Of Same Brand FREE .) Quarts Imperial Apple. $3.25 .) Quarts .) Quarts Yellow Corn . .. . 3.25 .) Quarts Palmetto Gin.. . 3.25 ;> Quarts Tom Gin . 3.25 5 Quarts Nubbin Corn . . . . 3.(10 r> Quarts Old Doyle . 3.00 Quarts .i Quarts Fine Old Qin.. . 3.00 Quarts Apple Brandy. . . 3.00 •> Quarts Quarts Duff Gordon 8b errr. . „ . 5.00 "> Quarts Ofllev Forrester Port. . . 5.00 . i Quarts California Sheri ry . 3.25 .> Quarts California Port. . 3.25 Five Full Quarts E. B. Gibson’s Sweet Mash Corn One Quart of Same Brand FREE A Rarity of Flavor and Quality EXPRESS PREPAID $3.25 Send Double the Amount of Money for Ten Quarts and Get TWO QUARTS FREE This offer is good only at prices as above quoted, December 11th to December 25th, 1913. This offer positively not good on orders put up in jugs, pints or hall pinls. You pay for only Five Quarts—I Send SIX QUARTS. TheMost Remarkable Offer in Histos y Cut this Ad out and mail with your order. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Every brand with an E. B. Gibson Label bears the as surance of purity and quality. You can depend upon my whiskey. I have a reputation to maintain. I lead; others follow. E. B. GIBSON, Distiller 1435 Market St., CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Use American Want Ads