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ATLANTA f!KOT?fiTAN AND NEWS fII,™ fSlDLUGHTS o» GEORGIA, S POLITICS Forbes Sees Hopeful Sign and Urges Caution in Radical Legislation, B.NEm B. C. FORBES. »f Washington, more world, pful will realize dnlng from bn opt jp?d more dependent il\ toll, It thaf this prov* suspect, many him- ( 1 11 • s licensed and ntiin- owners thereof knew of a misdemeanor in feel mire they would heir tags,” said Ser- l*hil rook to-day reported to me from unlicensed cars. I er. am not the man to whom reports should be mac' if ire maoe to the Sheriff of the . it will he ini dutv to arrest Auers of unnumbered iq/v e punishment for using an lin ed car is $1,000 fine or twelve is ai the ciiamyang, either or r 4 There are. I diedy of autorm n not f»rop< 11 held, and if tin t hey w ere guilt \ i i his matter, I | apply and get I ! rotary of fttate *1 have had 1 one tow? a lone futile and foolish, be -aid bravely and nery community in I me nths in the chain# | both, or any part of elt no not think there sliou »! ur numbered car in tlie I few a I t ents would bring d bo a single State, and a about such a • ut the work fore wa t in •were dr if a ad I *ro - idon t Wit* on act w 1th ic-draint in <h counti'’s corporations d ■ •> the tutu.\ iiti- iii • - - of the economb slt- country and through- 1 should le necessary at 'fhe \dministration was ibonths ago that things - r Into i dangerous state was urged to il Mg with t ue now filtering in that the President ate conditions pre- abroad. It is tinder- anxious to go to ex- ting things still fur- ». Some of his ama- hted, npite-inspired niiii^ters v ( r • chafing, like a pack >f leashed hounds. to be turned loose ipon buvnit - interests, against u lmin ic fa in i e.! they had ii grudge. But Wilson. although without fin ' of business experience and era mentally none too friendly rd capitalistic employers, is said vc pas-e.i the word to go slowly, t (ircumspectly at least for the Intimations an : rote Washing! *r is hlive to the del vailing here and . mod, he is not a ■ remes in i ther at this tear. shor Mr. dem •\ tell I 4 at i mental, e bottom re to ii consld Lack of conO of much of our undiiiou I feel "We have issued nearly 24.000 num bers so far. and l guess we should have issued over 25,000 ‘There is another ver\ widespread lniHappreliensiou about the automo bile law that is going to get some body into irouble sooner or later, .and I lib. should be regulated, too. .Many people seem to think that file Stale gives a courtesy of HO days to all cars brought Info the State bearing the tag of another State. The State does do that, provided the owner of the car Is a non-resident and !s simply m .loiiming in Oeorgia temporarily' Rut if the owner of the car lives in Georgia he has no courtesy extended to him. 30 days or otherwise he is Immediately subject to tax. "Sometimes people buy cars in, say. Alabama, .and they come info Georgia bearing Alabama tags. These tag* are no good in Georgia if the ow ners of such cars live here. The 20 days’ courtesy merely applies to outsiders visiting in Georgia, and If they re main more than 30 days they must g< : a Georgia number " i mon-si bool problem ran not be solve 1 j in this way It never was solved this | way In any State of the Union. "Local taxation for schools has be- j gun ii Georgia and local school sys- I fems are multiplying, but our reli- | am e is still mainly upon legislative j a ppropriations. "The policy 1 and this ought t< j convincingly in < leorgia. We shall never have country schools of permanent influence with out the local pride that is equal to a local school tax Twenty-nine coun ties of the state have county-wirl< tool tern# There ought to !>*• |4K such counties in Georgia, all of them under adequate, efficient su pervision.” English Tongue Best For Opera, Says Diva WASHINGTON r»ec 12 "English is the real language for song," said Maggie J < vte. primu donna, the guest • •f honor at ladles' day at the National Bress Club "They fell you »hat foreign languages are musical and that English is incapa ble in. highly musical expression. ‘ Nothing < oul<i be further from the truth. If die American and English singers will only study their own lan guage they will be surprised at its flex Iblltty and power " ;i Governor Slaton Thursday afternoon fr \!sit to New York. Ilf utive offices of the ' oiied Atlanta m u ten days' is in the ex- apitol to-day. IN DIABETES current depress Miss Constance Schley, a graduate of the Georgia Normal School and an authority on educational matters, rather severely arraigns the common school system of Georgia In a recent statement, and what she says, whiie Jt will not be agreed to in all quar ters. nevertheless will command r spect generally. There are a good many people who realize that there ’s much truth, in part, at least, In what she says. In part. Miss Schley says "Almost the first indication that a people manifests of awakening in terest in children is their willingness to tax themselves locally and liberal ly for better schools, better school - houses, better teachers and better teaching. "The school of permanent influ # # | epee is dependent upon local pride. , local initiative, local self-sacrifice and ft has proved no puna- j j 0(; ,| tax In behalf of good school- u ' v< ’' udid language * the problem can be solved in no k i d of uriciu i«■ u -T.iiion the pol • ()l | u ,,. w . lV ’ ' "'V' 1 I "Only two States In the Union at- probably prove equally disappointing, j |r>tnpt to solve the common-school [ problem with great lump sums appro priated out of the State Treasury Could confidence be restored, the 1'nited States would .unquestionably take the b ad in raising the industrial nations of the world from the slough of despond. * * • \\ ill the Wilf*on Administration rise ic its oppoi uiniit. \ ill 1t sink per sonal prejudices, w ill it supplant uni-j mosity with magnanimity* and strain- every nerve to end depression and j restore prosperity " * • The one consideration which must j guide every w ellw isher of the masses i to-day is How can an era of ap- J palling unemployment, of acute dis- | • rees, * a\ erted To jn'uve that sugar ran be reduced In many eases of Hiabetes Irt people, pisi lift y w ** will mall oil request for- | c 1 for quant itai ive test for sugar that | | will show the percentage from day to j I day Idabeties are largely on Codein. ad- I milted to b.-* hopeless I’nder Fulton’s: ; Ida bet ic Compound the thirst often be- i gins to abate and the strength to In- j I n-ase before the sugar shows much I dec-line, thus patients often know' the*; ase is responding before the- tests show , ! it. If you are of middle age or over and j have Hiabetes, do you not owe It to yourself and family to try Fulton’s Pia- 1 betic Compound before giving up’’ It j ! an be had at Edmondson Bros.’ drug ! j store. .Yak for pamphlet or write John J.j ! Fulton 1 " .‘'.in I runciseo. Advt. widespread destitution be The at least the outset. If on top of this ration zealot at W lowed to run riot, t be a pleasant year The United States. -very nnti-< orpo- ishingtop be al ien 1!) 14' will not in the history ol The new year will start with sev eral hundred thousand <>f worker**out of employment Will the Democrats fulfill the expectations- of their ene- ni:i i < by so acting that tills number will be umouHcionabiy multiplied month by month? Mississippi is one and Georgia is th other: and the rank of these two States in the column of Illiteracy* is forty fifth and forty-sixth. During tin* last twenty years the common- school appropriation of Georgia has been nearly quadrupled, but Geor gia's place In the illiteracy column remains exactly the- same' "Ours is a mistaken policy. Noth in Is cl arer than tills. The com- QUICKLY STOPS WORST BACKACHE yf;ikes Kidney, Bladder Dis orders and Rheumatic Pains Vanish ii,>» Se\ f >c rn 15 jobs' , lass ral o feeling the cairn- from her lips. Hear Ellery's famous band at Mat Cfi, ' 'me 'lie . .. , . , .. . Win ,„ oj*u- begin to 'os, the All Star Matinee at the At- .>id .f iwork-, lanta, ’Friday, December 12, at . "■ . : ,'i\ 2:30 p. m. Get your tickets now. hone- ice question . . - her hear: not merely from 1 The problem before i ration w ill not be eas problem i How can business world be i lunging the million** poverty and hunger the A dm inis v solved. This an abuses in the radicated without workers into irt ma ny unw anxious i iblieity poll coming to rtant men s to men adot nd daily that f affairs are their way,* the ed be the new CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY EXCURSION FARES Tickets on sale December IT to 25 Inclusive Also December 51. 101"., and January 1. 1014. All tickets Ii li lted to expire midnight January B. 1014. ASK THE TICKET AGENT CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY •ad of the New Haven is one on- mi-aging straw showing how the It you .suffer with bat kavhing kidney trouble; have disagreeable bladder ami urinary disorders, or are tortured with rheuniatiwn, stiff Joints and heart- wrenching pains, you will be surprised bow quiek * and surely t'roxone will re lieve all such misery It soaks right in through the walls, membranes and linings, cleans out and strengthens the stopped-up organs, neu- i tralizes. dissolves, and makes the kid- ! neys sift out and (liter away the uric j acid and poisons from the blood, and leaves the kidneys and urinary organs, clean, strong, active and healthy'. I matt! re not how long you have suf fered; how old you are. or what you { have tried ii is practically impossible j to take (Toxom- without results, for it j starts to work the minute you take ii. If you suffer with pains in the back or j j sides; if v oil are nervous, tired and run 1 down; bothered with urinary disorders, or have anv signs of kidney, bladder j , i roubles or rheumatism, don’t spend an- i : other needless day suffering. 1 Secure an original package of Orox- ! lone to-day, and prove for yourself right I now- as thousands of others have Alone,; just how quickly it will end \our mis- ery ’Toxone :s inexpensive, and every druggist is authorized t«> return the j mi re base price, if it fails in a single ; case. Vdvf There Are No Better Trains to Than the Electric Lighted, Vestibuled Dixie Fiver AND Sleeping C-ars Library, Observation Car, Coaches Leave Atlanta from Terminal Sta tloo Daily at 8.30 p. m. and 10:10 p. m. Arrive Jacksonville 7:30 a m. and 8:S0 a. m Winter Tourist Rates For Further Particulars Ask the Ticket Agent Centra! ot Georgia Railway Fourth Nstiona! bunkBu .ding Corne r Peachtree and Marietta. Phone Main 400. SI WUSIH! IP FALLING BUI Ladies! Men! Here's the Quick-' est, Surest Dandruff Cure Known, Thin, brittle, colorless ami scraggy hair F mute evidence of a neglected scalp; of dandruff that awful scurf. There is nothing so destructive to the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair of its luster, its strength and its very life: eventually producing a feverishness and itching of the scalp, which if not reme died causes the hair roots to shrink, j •"sen and die then the hair falls out | msi. v little 1‘a.nderine to-night now || ativ time will surely save your hair. Go ,i '-'•-••cut bottle of Knowlton’s | I ‘anderine from any drug store or toilet counter, and after the first application y our I,air will take on that life, luster I and luxuriance which is so beautiful, i H xx’111 beco-m* wavy and fluffy and have ' tin appearance of abundance; an in- I comparable gloss and softness, but what j will please you most will he after Just ; a few weeks' use, when you will actual- i\ see a lot of flue downy hair—new hair growing all over the sAalp. -Advt HeadStopped Up? Can't Breathe? Try the New External Treatment Applied In Salve Form Over Throat and Chest Relieves by Inhalation and Absorption. Vapor treatments are best for all tn- flatnmations of the air passages. The vapors carry the medication direct to the irtlamed surface without disturb ing tin siotnat as do internal medi- . ;m s * cheap and very < onvonient vapor tteaiiio ’-.t s app!i> alien of Vick's "Yap-O-ltuh” Group ami I’neumonia Salve over tjie throat ami . in st. covered with a warm flannel i ioth The body heat releases vapors of Thymol. Kucalyptol, Menthol. t'amphor and Pine Tar. that are in- d-d with .-very breath, through the aii |.as*-;tg. s to the lungs. AI These va pors open the air passages, loosen the pub sin and heal the raw surfaces, if the cold is in the chest, apply hot wei !. i > q. open the pores Vick's is th, absorbed through the skin, taking out that tightness and sore ness \ little Vick's applied up the nos- ■ - .!. over the temples is very beneiicuil for head < olds and catarrh and will relieve most cases of head ache and neuralgia. Vick's is also \ client for Asthma. 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Suits A “ten-strike” bargain in men’s up-to-date winter suits for $10.00 to $30.00 Children’s Suits s' -ITP*' t The kind that makes the little | fellows happy, for $3,00 lo $10.00 W Shoes—Hats— Indian Suits—Raincoats, etc ;. > m ■ The same price for cash or credit—compare us with others. Our styles are the most advanced and our prices are the lowest. Suits An immense stock of well tailored ladies’ suits that sell anywhere for $15.00 to $45.50, for $12.50 to $30.00 COATS Big, warm garments in all the popular styles and materials for $7.50 lo $35.08 Furs like diamonds are constantly in creasing in value. Beautiful sets for $7.50 to $30.00 Raincoats---Waists— Millinery and Shoes