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Finds Wife Dead; Dog Laborer Would Sell Children for S3,000 Starving, Is on Guard U, S, LAGS IN AVIATION SCIENCE, SAYS EXPERT The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the si ffna . tare of Cbas. II. Fletcher, and has been made under hit personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and •* Just-as-good ” are but Experiments, and endanger the fecal, 1, of "Children—Experience against Experiment. J. Giampietro, Actor, Kaiser’s Friend, Dies Group of scientific men attending Na tional Conven tion in Atlanta 4-Foot Rattlesnake Killed by Pet Cat KIj PASO. TEXAS. Dec. 30.—The battle which haw been on between Mexican Federate and Constitution alists for three days, was resumed at Ojlnaga at 4 o’cloc k this morning, ac cording to dispatches received here Furious fighting - was going on and heavy losses were being inflicted on Romance of Two Years Ends Georgia Girl Becomes Bride of Ensign Simpson. What is CASTORIA Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. BERLIN, Dec. 30. .Josef Giampietro. one of the hist known comedians on the German stage, ami a personal friend of Emperor William, died to-day. BAYONNE. N. Pec. 30—A pet cat | the Bergin Point Iron Works killed j 4-foot rattlesnake. A« the flttinfl climax to two years nf romantic courtship. Miss Lucy Hoke Smith, a daughter of Senator Hoke Smith, is to be married at noon Tuesdav in Washington to K.ris.gn Alston Ft Simpson, 1 S. N , a; the home of Senator and Mrs. Smith on California avenue, in Washington <,*:nte a part> of Georgians, mostly from Atlanta, will be guests at the ceremony, to which, however, only a few other intimate friends of The familv have been invited. In the Georgia party are Mr ami Mi- Konald Ransom, Mr. and Mrs. Mar tin Smith. Mr and Mrs Wilmer, Mr and Mr« Milton Dargan, Jr., M Hfle- Dargan, Mrs Harr.'. J ack eon. Lamar Hill John A. Brice, Jack Simp* >’i ar>d Mr. and Mrs John Simpson, the latter of Fort Gaines. < >i ' <if the most romantic features of hr vo,bng occurred when Ensign Simpson was ordered with his ship 1o Mexican waters, to be there at the date of the wedding, which already had been set. He was permitted to return on a furlough procured by his fiarr-ee who went straight to Socre- tarv of the Navy Daniels with her re quest. Among the interesting and brilliant entertainments for the couple was a beautiful dance and tea Monda> on the President’s yacht, the Mayflower. Later at luncheon 1 hex were guests of Major and Mrs. Earl D. A. Pearce, the hostess being assisted by her mother, Mrs. James ft Gray, of At lanta About 40 guests were present A ten day wedding trip will fol low the ceremony, and after their re turn to Washington other entertain mem. 1 - will he planned for them Bears the Signature of Hours; Daily 8 to 7 Sun. 9 to 1 ^ Phone V, Main \ 1708 Plates Special Holiday Prices: $15 Goid TeeUi Dust Plates $lv> Filled i)vt Crown and Painless Bridge Work Extraction Dr. E.G. Griff an s Gate City Dental Rooms 24 1-2 Whitehall Guaran Augusta Southern Re-elects Officers At'GUSTA. Dec. 30. At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Au gusta Southern Railroad held here, dl lectors were chosen who then re-elect ed the following officers: President, A. B \ndrews. Raleigh, N C.; treasurer, N B. Ansley. Washington, 1 >. C . a.* distant treasurer, F. r K, Carham, Wash ington. P. auditor. A. H. Plant, Washington. D. U\; assistant auditor, J. A Scrivener, Augusta; superintendent, J A. White. Augusta The directors are: A R Andrews, JlAleigh; Hamilton McWhorter, Athens. Frank R. Clark. Augusta; Thomas W. Loyless. Augusta. W. J. Wren. Wrens. .1 \Y P. Whltely. Gibson; F. B Rogers, Gibson. Macon Worthen. Worthen, and T\ A. Mci'arty, Sandersvllle. Over Brown & Allen's o right: W. A. Worsham, -Jr., Secretary of the General Council and Professor of t the University of Georgia; Dr. Frederick Barry, of the Department of Chemistry, Diversity; Dr. Daniel Trembly McDougal, Director of Botanical Research for the Car- ltion, with laboratory at Tucson, Arizona; Dr. S. M. Tracy, Special Agent in the for the United States Department of Agriculture. YOU CAN HAVE IT Pennsylvania Line Opens Bureau Here For Georgia Traffic Conference Likely To Clear Way for Howell Mill Bridge the attacking Constitutionalist forces. The 3,000 Federals were placed ad vantageously to resist the onslaught of the fi.000 rebels. The Federal force was reported te be torn by mutiny and scores of sol diers were said to have deserted dur ing the night in spite of orders given out by the Huerta commander to shoot anyone seen attempting to de sert. General Toribio Ortaga, rebel rom- rmnder in charge, was reinforced during the night by General Sebas tian Carranza with 2.000 men, and General Jose Rodriguez with 2,000 m<»re. giving a total rebel force of ti.000 men The Federate are know n to be des perately short of food, and the army long has been on the point of mjtiny. JUST LIKE NEW AH' A VERY MODERATE COST The Georgian’s Repair Directory gives all the principal places where an article can be repaired, and should be preserved in every home as a guide. Millikin University, read n paper strongly advocating such instruction. "This phase of our life,” he said, “next to the need of food, is the most profound factor in human life. And anything that hulks as impor tantly in our existence as does the problem of sex can not but bo impor tant in education.' Traces Development of Man. Dr. William A. Locy. of North western University, spoke on “The Story of Human Lineage,” as recent ly revealed. He traced the human family far back to a period fully 100,000 years before written history began, showing a race in Centrai Europe contemporary with "the mammoth and the woolly rhlnocer- Nation Exposed to Overhead Ah tack Danger in Case of War, Warns Dr. Humphrey, between President Atlanta is one of three Southern ; Georgia Railway points at which the Pennsylvania ny, and a commit- Railroad System is to open special 11 road citizens to offices January 1 to care for the in President Ark- growing volume of traffic originating last points of dis- in this section. •ected to be cleared William S. Franklin, Jr., has been roposition that the appointed Southern. freight agent in build a new bridge Atlanta. J. T. Wray, who has been fill road at the in- in Atlanta a number of years, will fe*to take the place become district freight solicitor. J. ndemned structure q. Parnell will be traveling freight to carry the heav- solicitor. Both will have their head- 1c cars. quarters in Atlanta, tice at present is in Charlotte, N. C., and Jacksonville * *i i " ill be the other Southern points at iring of the budge which the Pennsylvania will estab-. i to carry street cai ]jgh agencies. y company declines R. Alan Turner is to be district ground that it is freight solicitor at Charlotte, and W. R. O Hara will have the same office ot the street rail- j n Jacksonville. All. the newly ap- lt is expected an pointed officials are Southerners. Expert to Lecture On School Gardens All Kind, of FURNACES Repaired. The Only Place to Get MONCRIS FURNACES Repaired. Prompt Attention. THE PIPE HOSPITAL For all kinds of Pipe Repairing Continued from Page 1 \ an Erie Kilpatrick, president of the School Garden Nesoclatlon of America, will lecture at the Wesley Memorial Church Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. on "The School Gardens of America." School . 1 ildren and their mothers, especially, ate invited. Mr. Kilpatrick s lecture is Illustrated b\ slides showing gardens in 20 States and in many foreign countries. Wed nesday afternoon there will be a dis- cussion on “Winter School Gardening in the. Southern States,'' led by M L. Brittain, State Superintendent of Edu- applied to aviation. He will remain In San Diego through January and his place will be taken by another expert, who will discus* a different feature of aviation through a series of lectures. The courses are fundamental to the w hole science of aviation and include every bit of knowledge from the con struction of the machine and its mo tor to it» operation In all sorts of at mospheric conditions In the words of Dr Humphreys, “the army aviator to he taught not only how to do certain things, but why he does them. He will be taught why certain things happen, at what places in his aerial flight they are likely to occur and wha. to do when he meets these perilous moments.'' “Air Holes" Explained. One of the great problems, accord ing to Dr. Humphrey s, is in overcom ing certain atmospheric conditions recognized as a menace by the bird- men. Many have met their death by running suddenlv into what was de scribed as an "air hole." There are of course, bo air holes The phenomenon is explained by the fact that the different strata of air move at different velocities and not Infrequently Tn different directions. As the source of support comes from the resistance of the air, when this suddenly is taken away It means a plunge dfwnward unless the luck less aviator is able to recover himself. Officers of Jap Cruiser at Capital. Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. MEXICO CITY, Dec. 30.—The com mittee of Japanese officers from the cruiser Izumo, accompanied by Masa- no Hanihara, ex-secretary of the Jap anese Legation at Washington, who are in this city, called to-day at the Japanese Legation, ostensibly foi "official instructions." Subsequently a statement was is sued by an attache of the Japanese Legation in which it was said that the visit of the Japanese officers is unofficial and has no significance of any kind. The nature of the “in structions" was not divulged. While the Government claims that the financial situation is improving, a report became persistent to-day that General Huerta will not be able to raise enough money to pay the Janu ary 1 interest debt on National Rail way bonds. Phones Main 285; Atlanta 2877, 139 South Pryor 'Street. 50 NORTH BROAD S ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS Repaired and Re- Built, Prompt ser vice. Thorough work. Reasonable charges. American Writing Machine Co. Phone Main 2526. 48 N. Pryor St. OF ALL KINDS I SHARPENED BY EXPERTsNk' MATTHEWS & LIVELY 21 E. Alabama St. Phone, 31! ATLANTA, GA. Sikorsky Aeroplane Flies With 10 and Ton 'Tango Censor’ Bids Couples Dance‘Bear Turkey’s $15,000,000 For Brazil's Warship Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. ST. T’liT ERSBI’IIQ. Dei. 311. Si korakt s Riant aeroplane !!e\\ se\ end hours, carrying len passenger. In addition, it had a load weighing Ads Bring Results. These of All Kinds fig REPAIRED 1 THE ATLANTA STOVE SUPPLY CO. Jgg 101 N. Forsyth St. Phone Ivy 1240. * Stove Supplies of Every Kind. HAMMOND, IND., Dec. 30.—Chief of Police Okrag detailed Officer James O’Keefe last night to duty at a mas querade to keep the dancers ten inches apart. O’Keefe took a number of drinks, brandished a revolver and ordered the dancers to dance the bear. They did. abundance in the Southern Slates, while a larger number of others are found almost exclusively in this sec tion. Monopoly on Phosphate. "There are 55 different useful min eral substances mined In the South ern States," said Dr. Diller. “Coal, of course, is first in importance. The value of the South’s output in 1912 was $14 4,000,000. The output of oil and natural gas in five Southern States for the same period was val ued at $116,000,000. "The clay deposits of the South are extensive and of great value, while the South supplies nearly all the phosphate used in the manufacture of fertilizers.” The welcome to the scientists was extended in Taft Hall at the Audito rium - Armory. M. L Brittain. State Superintend ent of Public Instruction, on behalf of Governor Slaton, welcomed the scientists and read a letter from the j Governor in which he regretted the tact that he was unable to deliver the welcome in person, and commended in the highest terms of praise the work of the body Mayor Woodward followed, repre senting the city in its plan to make the distinguished visitors thoroughly at home. Dr. Edward B. Wilson, president of the association, made the reply. Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. Fit A N K FORT-OX -MAIN. G ERM AN Y, Dec. 30.—A Constantinople dispatch to The Frankfurter Zeitung to-day states that Turkey has concluded negotiations for the purchase of the battleship Rio De Janeiro from the Brazilian Govern ment for $15,000,000. The warship is Brazil’s newest. It carries fourteen 12 inch guns, lesser ar maments and torpedo tubes and a com plement of 1.100 men. First Radium in East Discovered in Penna. WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.—Samuel Gomprrt!, president of the American Federation of Labor, to-day directed three of his lieutenants to go to Cal umet. Mich., to Investigate the alleged “beating up” and shooting of Pres ident Aloyer, of the Western Federa tion of Miners The men were Vice President John Mitchell, of the Fed eration, now In Mount \ ernon. N. A.. Grant Hamilton, organizer for the Federation, now in this city, and James Roach, another organizer, who MAUUH CHUNK PA Dee 30. Radium producing deposits, the first 1n the East, have been discovered at tV,p base of Mount P’^gah, within a nvle of Mauch Chunk. Correct Dress for Men Duelist Must Leave U. S. After 30 Days TO-NIGHT 8: t S ALL THIS WEEK Matinee* Thursday and Saturday. MAETERLINCK’S THE BLUE BIRD Original N. Y. Cast and Production. PRICES. 25c to $2.00 ATLANTA WASHINGTON, Dec-. SO.—Emil Zerkowitz, formerly Hungarian Com missioner of Immigration, who was ordered deported by the board of spe cial inquiry at Ellis Island because hrf fought a in Budapest Decem ber 2 with John Pirnitzer, nead of Vhe Trans-Atlantic Trust Company, will be permitted to enter the United States under $500 honffi on condition that he depart at the end of 30 days. About 150 splendid Hats in Soft and Derbies—Black and Colors—to close out quickly— Movies Show Czar's Heir Is Nearly Well \ review of the opening day s work of the scientists meeting in Atlanta for a week's convention in the inter ests of the. American Association for the Advancement of Science, showed a number of features to support the contention that scientists are by no means afraid to handle “touchy” sub jects without gloves First, there was the declaration of Dr Edward U. Pickering, retiring president of the association, that the United States naval observatory, giv en by Congressional appropriations more money than any other observa tory in the world, was gett.ng practi cally the least results. Dr. Pickering did not mince words He scored the laws which, he said, handieaped an in- * designed for great achievements, which were utterly impossible, considering the provisions under which it was oper ated Urge Sex Hygiene. But*that was by no means all of Dr Pickering's* address. With his topic. "The Studv of the Stars," he unfolded a brilliant and wonderful story, full of interest, and tinged only with the regret that modern research had been hindered so much by the careless or faultv transcription of an cient and valuable manuscripts, con- Each Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. ST. PETERSBURG. Dec 30.— U is announced that the Czarevitch's health has been benefited l» his prolonged stay in the Crimea. From moving pictures showing the imperial family's doings there, it is ap parent that the Czarevitch is moving about freely, with only a slight limp. GRAND Kvenlng at 8:30 AL L THIS WEEK Greatest of All Photo-Dramas “The Volunteer In Eight I Organist” p,r ** 3.000 PEOPLE IN THE CAST. Pncft M* 10c 25c Oifht 10c 25c »0e Servian Troops in Fresh Balkan Move Regular $3.00 and $3.50 values. These are just odds and ends left from a sea son’s selling. Kaiser's Daughter Is Expecting Stork Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. BELGRADE, Dec. 30.—Servia is pre paring for a fresh conflict in the Bal kans. It became known to-day that the Government has placed heavy orders with the Kmpp firm in Germany for ar tillery. Servian troops have invaded Nortnern Albania, despite the warnings of Austria. Quaker Couple Wed Without a Minister Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. BERLIN. Doc 30. The Duchess of Brunswick, the Kaiser's only daughter, who was married last May. expects a happy event in the spring The Kaiserin is going to Brunswick at the end of Kebruarv to be with her daughter. PORTLAND. ORKG.. Dec 3<* —There will be no clergyman at the wedding of Clyde Durgln and Miss Helen Crossman. who will follow the old Quaker custom and pronounce their vows to each other. Four witnesses will sign the marriage certificate. Correct Dress for Men 26 Whitehall St. Knights Groom 'Goat' For Use at Decatur Typewriters rented 4 mos. $5 up. Am. Wtg. Mach. Co LYRIC Hunting a Wife by Mail Has Its Perils NORMAN HACKETT CO. Presenting O. Henry’s Story THE DOUBLE DECEIVER Mr HACKETT and PLAYERS Classmates - The Knights of Pythias are busy pre paring for the ceremonial Wednesdav attending the installation of a lodge at Decatur. A picked learn of Uniform Lodge. No. 123. will have charge. The grand lodge of the order will be represented by H M Stanley, grand vice chancellor and John Davis. State deputy for Georgia XMAS RATES Reduced over N., C. & St L. Ry. and W. & A. R. R Apply any Agent. PATCHOGl’E. N. Y . Dec 30 A woman win* says she is of “colored na ttonalitv’’ has offered herself as wife of George II. Yale, who asked Justice Green to get a mate for him. J itself unqualifiedly in favor borough education of you nr i regard to all matters of sex £or T. \Y. Galloway, of Janies FORSYTH Atlanta's Busy Theater rvrwi in Da „ y Matinee and Night An Event of tbs Next Week Season. LASKV’S Neptune’s Garden WATER and Enchanted Pool. McKay and Ardine. Gliding O'Mearas. CURE and Willard <4 Bond and RUBE Others. GOLDBERG