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HUNTS PUPILS
TOEXHIBITINN.Y.
Products of Vacation Bible
Schools Will Be Displayed at
National Bazar.
S peri m <»f ih? basket weaving,
raffia work, sewing, embroidery and
hammock making *»f thr « hiidien
taught :h.« summer in 'he Dail} Va
cation Rih> ?* hoo s will be exhibited
In December at the National Chil
dren's Bazaar which is » • be held in
.\>w Y ork Ka.-h of th#* *< hools nas
furnished -it least 'en different arti
cles and thee* will be sold and ’he
funds used to arrv on th** work of
the s> hoo’s.
Commencement exercises of 'he
s< noo’s were he:d yesterda
On account of rhe dea’h of Leon
Faustman, the little boy who v, .•<< re
cently killed by an elevator in the
building, no exep ise« •ere b.c'd by
ihe pupils < f -he \Y Memorial
s. nn.d
1,187 Children m Schools
During the six week** the hools
have been run 1.187 • hildren have been
cared for. and as the direct dip made
preparation for many less than that
number. h?\ now find themselves
about $;’••» sno. m their fund-
De' o* hma t px#*i < ises Rib'.- moiw.
industrial work and the singing of
h'mn- an patriotic songs have been
made the feature »f the work this
• ummei. and next v?ar he directors
h«»pe to arry out the work in at least
twelve schools. The age limit foi pu
pils is from five io fifteen vear*
The danger resulting from idle chil
dren on th< stieets during vacation
tinv first aroused the leaders of the
Men and Religion Forward Movement
who established these sihnols
More solo than all o’her biaml* mm
bined SAI ER S PURE FLAVORING
EXTRACTS. Because th*v flavor
RI S'l Ask rhe hoii?' keener
Brenau College Conservatory
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PANORAMIC VIEW SHOWING THIRTY BUILDINGS AND IN THE REAR BRENAU PARK. LAKE LANIER AND THE DAIRY FARM
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V'-Hiub H < R Getger Memoria. 13—Practice Hall. . , s ' -Ftoh.soi L B Michaelis. 25—Professor Otto Pfefferkorn. 29 Alpha Delta Phi.
m President Pearce 14 Domestic Science Hall. !S Mnsic Studio _’_’ Phi Mu Gamma 26—Robinson House 30 —Bain anil 3 Farm Houses
li President Simmon.- 15 Zeta Tau Alpha 19 - Professor . J H Simmons 23- Alpha Sigma Alpha. 27-Alpha Chi Omega S 2 - I.a ke LaniJr a n.i c ( , ;int , v . luh.
I. . .nu ■ .m.y. o. Gai!,.-Mii.o am! .. Normal Course—The course for m.>- next rear additional imp .a,.„„. nl
• '■' " " l! school so I.- til term wuh ctl BRENAU COLLEGE CONSERVATORY. GAINESVILLE. GA SOME STATISTICS Si,- teacher® consisting •’ Pw1,,... h...
1 hr. .king down Enrollment. 1911-12 547 Grounds, including Campus. m ' \7- J g ifPedagogj have been mao. in equipment, and th.
~ ... Enrollment, 1910-11 487 uarmonj. History of Music, Solfeggio course of study has been enlarged. We
W> Sorority Houses N t ' l t \ Increase 60 Park and Dairy Farm, acres 97 and Analysis, under the direction of believethatstudentswillhaveatßre-
p L . «T. J. Slln mons is a unique f-a - nan advan.age- in tins department
.- G om» .if about fifteen gills live M b EQUIPMENT. Books ,n Library ... 7.000 tin eof Brenau. , which are unsurpasseil.
’ " ' -■ '"■ "I’ l ’-' haperon unde ve . Buildings (Main Dormitor.es. Spec.mens in Museum 5.000 Oratory—Miss Florence Ove ton. who Social Life—The pleasures of oollegi’
b .... ' -asan oom: m- Or ihose whoiu. Lecture Halls, etc.) 6 has lon R been head of the Schoo; of life are. multiplied at Brenau Whole-
I.e” ,<.•<: «., .'. '• ’',..1 ..Gm- no', of hr th .e .. g- Sorority Houses. Residences. Laboratories 3 Oratory, will continue in this position. some entertainment of even descrip-
- ... - ,c. .. !„.., ~ -.- x mton.'s Clubs, etc. 22 P.anos «« nl ? 18 „ i .'. Ruarantee of high-grade t.on-receptions, picnics, excursions,
“b work With several assistants. Miss outuoor fetes and celebration.—break
Brenau - m- u.. .. . eg. n n Total 30 Pipe Organs 2 Overton is doing work which can not I tbe monotony of school routine anti at-
..ring 14 units ;■" "-i' h gives full le.ognitmn to be found Hsewhere south of Boston , ford both healthful lecreation ami
ADVANTAGES PECULIAR TO i ,m- ..t the study of music as an ■ ’ ~ ——— ; This school owns an elaborate costuni- ! pleasure.
RRFN .. ’■ ' ,l " ■•‘-.iptti. -.nd gives it a ( 5I Two-Year Courses To a. com- Music—l he musical advantages have ,n * establishment—the only one be- Expenses Brenau nwe-ds to th,
BRENAU. I .■'■;■ n >. ■-. .ege . u i ulmn I lie i in odate a large number of students '/tig been recognized as the best in the V'?’’'" " i ‘ shi «K“'n and New Orleans. class of patrons uno seek the b.-si ■<•■
■ ' ■ - ■ omluration ~f college and copsei va who. for various teasons. are limited in South. Mr. otto Pfefferkorn. well rhps e costumes and the stage anango- not merely the cheanest ® r. ; 'a ■'
'.’l'll B en... 1 otf. s :> -nt g-- «, : "’' an t«Uu<- eouise intiona lx [line several two-year courses have known as one of the really great merit of the auditorium make it po®sl- ' department of the instltoHon u''.,''
•sea. ipte- to i.te neeus of women been arranged One of these is de- pianists of Ame’.ica. continues at , ble tor the dramatic department to ; plied with teachers who comm i nd't im
'■’■ (41 Individuality—Brenau has origi- signed foi "home-keepers,' the other the head 2of the . Pianoforte De- produce plays of any variety. highest salaries, and the elegance of
. Climate nat< i a .stem of .limit units which for teachers bailment Mrs I .1 Simonins, Art—ln addition to the usual in- t the dormitories and the excellent cha
Literary Courses —Tl \ B as 1 ' Mut in st ructions in oils, water dna ■• ■ ects of fa-
ains of Georgia. It. ~. IK .... individim 1 ability of the student. j course is based upon a fourteen - unit another Georgia college for twelve painting, etc., a Department of Arts vocable comment by all who hale th.
onside ab.\ the nigln-'t .n. ... • T . averag. girl completes t lie fill’ . entrance requirement, and "ill com- xears, is now connected with Brenau and C afts has been inaugurated and oppotunity to form an opinion of i hem
iege foi g..r,- in tie - I | ~, eg, co u:s- in tom jeais the ver> I pare favorably with the courses in the , as head professor of voice. Ten other insiructioh is given in brass and wood , However the cv-nenso -.. p, -
quentlx many go swh ■ ; . . b j g h girl na\ .ompleto the same In ' highest grade colleges, and, together musicians of the highest rank compose work, clay modeling potterv. etc nm create! than it u- h
- •'■'■ ■ "Ith othei requisites, entitles Bret t No group of mus Domestic clas= K in«m„ t„„" , , 8
orankln Velars among colleges to ' und vea’s tTis hl be!7Lne o? , <- " ' n ’' K "'
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i Address BRENAU. Box 16, Gainesville, Ga.
MAN SAVES DROWNING
GIRL: IS THEN DRIVEN
AWAY AS A VAGRANT
MINOT N DAK Aug 10 A tamp
i saved Mis- Jessie McKenzie, of this
| place from drowning in the .House
| rivet. and shortly afterward was
I driven from town as a vagrant
The gii in company with several
f'lends. was bathing She wailed
around a bend in the river, and when
(out of sight of her companions', opped
■into a deep hole. She had gone down
|O/;- e wnen the tramp appeared, jumped
| into the river and soon had the young
I woman safely on shore.
Two hours later he was a; jested for
Ivag ancy He told h‘.s story, explain
ing hi- dtipping clothing, but friends
of the gi* saved, who were called in
by ft.? police denied the story for fear
it would t»a< h ’he ear® or he: parent-’,
and the tramp, refusing to give his
name, v.as ordered out of town
WAR
BETWEEN CANADA AND
U. S. ON LAKES COMING
LONDON Aug 10 A grain carrying
war between British and United States
vessels on the Great Lakes Is foreshad
owed in th? formation of a merger of
all the leading Canadian and English
st' unship line® with a capitalization of
Slfi.OOO.fififi It was stated here today
by on? in a position to know I hat Fur
n» - Withey of West Hartl|pool, Eng.,
hold.- one-sixth of the capital '
h was learned that a new ship trust
would attempt to monopolize traffic on
tin Great Lakes, particularly the carry -
ing of grain-
CHICAGO CAR MEN BREAK
OFF WAGE NEGOTIATIONS
<’Hl< \G<> Aug 10 Breaking off ne
gotiations looking toward arbitration
of their <l>ff«-i nces. stieet • ar employ
ees who have voted a strike prepared
todav to pro-ont an ultimatum to the
companies that would bring before
night a d< finite an-vver on th** question
of a wag. increase. On this answer
th? calling of a strike depends As soon
a> the answer of th* company is re-
I• < ivpd. probablv before midnight, th?
men will hold • meeting ami determine
whether I; will be accepted ot whether
there will b« an immediate walkout
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1912.
SCHLEY’S WIDOW GIVEN
SIOO MONTHLY PENSION
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.—The house
today adopted rhe conference report on
the bill granting the pension of SIOO a
month to Mr.. Anna R Schley, the
widow of Real Admiral Schley. As
originally parsed by the house, the bill
provides a pension of only SSO a month,
but the how today yielded to the sen
ate amendment increasing it.
Indian Killed On Track.
Near Rochelle, in., an Indian went to
sleep on a railroad track and was killed
by the fast express. He paid for his
carelessness with his life. Often it's
that way wnen people neglect coughs
and colds Don't risk your life when
prompt use of Dr King's New Discov
er) will cure them and so prevent a
dangerous throat or lung trouble. "It
completely cured me. in a short time,
of a terrible cough that followed a se
vere a-.iuck of Grip.” writes J. R. Watts.
Floydada, Tex., 'and I regained ‘ls
pounds in weight that 1 had lost."
Quick, safe, reliable and guaranteed.
50c and SI.OO. Trial bottle free at all
druggists. •••
A vast amount of ill health is due to
impaired digestion. When the stom
ach fails to perform its functions prop
erly, the whole system becomes de
ranged A few doses of Chamberlain's
Tablets is ail you need. They will
strengthen your ‘digestion, Invigorate
your liver, and regulate your bowels,
entirely doing away with that miser
able feeling due to faulty digestion.
Try it Many others have been per
manently cured why not you? For
sale by all dealers. •••
THERE IS DANGER IN
NEGLECTING THE TEETH
Without perfect teeth one can not
enjoy perfect health. Many dangerous
diseases can be traced to decayed or
faulty tectii. The food can not be
properly masticated, germs develop and
are carried directly into the system
through the stomach.
Do not take chances. Have your teeth
put in perfect repair. You'll look bet
ter. fee! better and Jive longer.
Tlie fear if the usual torture in the
dentist's chair causes many people to
procrastinate; out that is no longer
necessary.
The Atlanta Dental Pallors, with the
latest scientific equipment, are now
performing dental operations PAIN
LESSLY. Highest class of work. Very
low prices.
These parlors are located at the cor
ner of Peachtree and Decatur streets,
entrance 19 1-2 Peachtree. Dr. A.
Constantine is manager. •••
DIDN’T KNOW THAT
HE HAD A BROTHER
UNTIL HE WAS FIFTY
DANVILLE. ILL.. Aug 10.—L'ntll to
day Police Sergeant Edward Vinsen, of
Danville, did not know Ife had a broth
er A lette- received from George Vin
son, of Lansing, Mich., conveyed the
come and break
bread with us
Visit the “sun-lit. sanitary baker’’
while in Atlanta. Taste some of Rogers’
famous Atlanta-made bread—that deli
cious. healthful bread that beats the best
baked in home kitchens. See the modern
machinery' and ovens.
lake the Hoitston-Copenhill cars. Get
off at ihe door.
Jos. Rogers Co.
57 Highland Ave.
""Dr. E. G. Griffin’s enta!
Over BROWN & ALLEN'S D RUG STORE, 24', WHITEHALL ST.
$5 Set of Teeth $5 j
COMPLETED DAY ORDERED
Gold Crowns, *3
Special Bridge Work,
All Dental Work Lowest Prices. I
ou r s--8 t o 7. La d, Alle nd a
intelligence that Vinson's father died in
Lansing some years ago and recently
while looking over some of his effects
he came across papers that convinced
George that Edward Vinson, x»f Dan
ville. was his brother. He gave names,
facts and places that convince the de
tective. who is 50 years-old, that he has
a brother 39 years old. He will arrange
for an early meeting
Fellow Artisans!
Come out to tke Auditorium tonight and
see us on the job.
we ve had the time of our young lives
down here at the Atlanta-made-show the last
ten days.
We re plumb proud of our outfit.
Next time YOUR FOLKS stay out of a
thing like this, you 11 raise a howl.
Honest, it s a fine show.
Get up a crowd and come down tonight.
It s the wind-up night and everything is tuned up
for a show-off run.
Ten Cents is all it takes. ,
Be in at the finish and have a glorious time
of it. Come everybody.
$
Tonight s the Big Night
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