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Men and Religion
Bulletin No. 33
THE LAW
Needless Luxuries
and Sacrifice
"If a broth*< a ; ' sister be naked
and in lack of daily food, and cne
of you say unto them:
“‘Go in peace: be «• -• armed and
I ri H ed.’
"And yet ye give them not the
things needful i.O the body: what
doth it piofit?”
The woman loves “in deed and
truth."
She has given, not words, ’but
$2,500. to procure "things needful."
NEEDLESS LUXURIES.
Do you spend S7.CO a day for
needless luxuries?
That amount, set aside .daily, in
a week less than a year would en
able you to duplicate her gift of
$2,500.
Do you spend $3.50 a day for
needless luxuries.’
That amount, saved daily, would,
in less than a year, enable you to
be one of two to duplicate her gift
by giving $1,250 each.
Do you spend $1.36 a day for
needless luxuries?
That amount, saved daily, would,
in a year.enable you to be one of
five to duplicate her gift by giving
*SOO each.
Do you spend 68 cents a day for
I teedless luxuries?
That amount, saved daily, would,
in a year, enable you to be one of
ten to duplicate her gift by giving
>250 each.
Do you spend 27 cents a day for
aeedless luxuries?
That amount, saved daily, would,
n a year, enable you to be one of
:wenty-five to duplicate her gift by
giving SIOO each.
Do you spend 14 cents a day for
needless luxuries?
That amount, saved daily, would,
in a year, enable you to be one of
fifty to duplicate her gift by giving
SSO each.
Do you spend 7 cents a day for
needless luxuries?
That amount, saved daily, would,
in a year, enable you to be one of
one hundred to duplicate her gift by
giving $25 each.
Do you spend 4 cents a day for
needless luxuries?
That amount, saved daily, would,
in a year, enable you to be one of
two hundred fifty to duplicate her
gift by giving $lO each.
Do you spend 2 cents a day for
needless luxuries?
That amount, saved daily, would,
m a year, enable you to be one of
five hundred to duplicate her gift
by giving $5 each.
THE EETTER WAV.
To sacrifice a needless luxury, to
save a woman from worse than
death, is worth doing.
You may save many.
To sacrifice a needless luxury, to
protect a baby, is worth doing.
You may protect many.
To sacrifice a needless luxury, to
shelter a mother in her hour of
travail, is worth doing.
You may shelter many
THE SACRIFICE.
Remember the sacrifice of Christ
for you, His birth in a stable, His
homeless life, and His death upon
the cross.
And you will sacrifice more than
needless luxuries to help God's sin
ning. sorrowing, suffering children.
Martha's Home must have $5,000.
Florence Home for babies needs
$3,000.
The Florence Crittenton Home
for mothers and babies needs $2,000.
You can and should help.
Do it now.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF THE MEN AND RELIGION
FORWARD MOVEMENT.
TURKEY REFUSES
BULGAR'S IMS:
Negotiations Broken Off for
Armistice -Cholera Raging
Around Capital.
LONDON, Nov. 16. All negotiations i
between Turkey and the Balkan league '
have been broken off, according to a |
dispatch received from Constantinople!
today by a prominent member of the I
diplomatic < orps in this city. It gives ,
no details, but intimates that Turkey I
rejected the conditions set forth by
Bulgaria and her alii, s the prelimi
nary to th. . nd of hostilities.
50,000 Fall at
Constantinople
CONSTANTIN, tl’i.E, Nov. 16.
There are at P-a-t 10,Ooh eases of chol
era in and mound Constantinople to
day. The | .-stib n,-,. is scourging the
o'liiy tl:- i.l. geis who continue to
flock int > t o < it.' flom the war-rav
aged se. tii ii iiort.i of the city.
Although fears of an anti-Christian
outbT.ak have died out considerably
-ince the Moliamnto! ns failed to re
spond to the exhortations of tiie fanat
ics and prie-ts. tin government- have
taken steps to pint. . . foreign, rs by al
lotting "111- no pirns for use itoUlld tile
emlias-i, s and l onxuiates.
Tin- mosques, including historic St.
Solin, have been turned into hospital?
and hotel- forth, refugees. Small
spacer . tv i rved lor religious cere-
muni* ..
In the northern suburbs the sound of
booming i .iittini) can be heard all day
and night, lolling of the fierce battle
which is g.dt.g on at the city's threshold.
CUT.- thousand Turks and Bulgarians
have been killed or wounded in the
fighting .dong the Chataljn lines out
side of Cons, antinople, according to
advices received here odtiy. and the
battle still Is raging.
MAY DE SOUSA SEEKS
DIVORCEJN LONDON
CllU'Aili). Nov. 16. May DeSousa,
Chicago actress who made iter debut
twelv. .ars ago by singing Alderman
John i I>athlo use John) Coughlin's
song, "lienr Midnight of Love," has in
stituted suit in l.ondon for divorce from
K. A. Haines, of Rochester, N V. The
marriage was cont icted in Paris two
p uis ago, she declares. Miss DeSousa
is now in South Africa.
DR. POWELL HEADS ASSOCIATION
Dr. John 11. Powell, of Atlanta, to
day accepted appointment as president
of the eye. ear, nose and throat section
of the National Eclectic Medical asso
ciation. which will hold its annual con
vention at I'alius, T. vis, n. xt June.
Is your Im hiiDil cross.' An irritable,
fault-finding disposition is often due to
i a disordered stomach. A man with
! good digestion Is nearly always good
| natured. A great many have been per
| manent’y cured of stoma, h trouble by
| taking Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale
, by all dealers. (Advt.)
is A MOOSE
A
wife
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HoN JOHN J. LENTZ. CoIJMHVS, 0.
(Trustee Moose University.)
Atlanta lod*&, No 525, Loyal Ordef
of Mi-oxe. gives $7 a week, sickness or
accident: SIOO funeral; free medical at
tention members and family I »ue> 75c
:»er month For Moose free University,
free Tuberculosis Sanitarium, free Home
for Aged and Infirm, 25c quarterh. N<»
assessments. Xon-MOctarian Xon-pollt-
•ai <»n’\ reliable men Milled. Boozers
will rot »ppl>
The fee of Atlanta lodge for
a slnri tune is $5 <»nl\ $2 with applica
i ti<»n and $3 v. hen Initiated. loiter $25
Examination sl. Meui< al examiners: in
I’’. A Rh »it 602*’04 \tlanta Bank
building; hr \\ H Ho.y, Xc: 302 Walton
I building Get examined early, please It
'is iinj"’'ant You should Join : »da\ and
save .*2O
X. \V AEl><‘ K ENN El •¥.
National Director.
12! I’eachtrc*- Street. ( aiaihr Bull imp
Telephone ivy 5147. P. O. Box 1404
(Afflco open day and evening Wvl?
c -’io ~l lr UJlli a || ( AdVt •
‘1 HE ATLANTA GL.UKUIAM AM) NEWS.SATUKI)AV. N()\ EMBER Mi,
• Self-Promotion :
• For High Officials :
In Idaho Politics:
• BOISE. UAHo. Nov. 16. —He) ■ •
• in example of Idaho politics •
• i: offici Us get •
• i by theii *o« n “frame- •
• •
• Gov. : nor James H Hawley has •
• announced that h> would resign •
• today to ai ' i pt th<- appointment of •
• United States senator to succeed •
• th'- late Senator William Hey burn. •
• Lieutenant Governor Sweetser, •
• who is a Republican, is said to •
• havt promised Governor Hawley •
• tiie toga, in return for vacating his •
• offie. und allowing Sweetser to •
• become chief executive of the •
• <tati Governor Hawley is a •
• Democrat. •
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CAROLINA FEUO
ANDERSON, S. <?., Nov. 16- Viet of
B. Cheshire, one of the most prominent
n-wspaper editors In lite state and
member of the governor's staff, was
dangerously wounded In a shooting af
fray here today, growing out of an old
feud. Four bullets took effect, but this
afternoon he is expected to recover.
1 me of tlie bullets penetrated the abdo
men. He was shot by W. J.'Muldrow,
a former magistrate.
A few months ago Muldrow and an
other man went to the newspaper of
fice of Colonel Cheshire, who claims
that while one held a gun on him the
other beat him over the head. The
light was the result of a critical news
paper article. The grand jury threw
out the indictment charges against the
two men.
Today, according to report. Colonel
Cheshire and his brother, Richard, met
Muldrow. The three became involved
in a pistol battle. At least fourteen
shuts were exchanged. Besides Colo
n.-1 Cheshire being shot four times, n
bystander, who was seeking to make
. peace, was shot through the arm.
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IT’S TAFT’S BUSY DAY
AT N.Y.; REVIEWS AND
RECEPTIONS GALORE
NEW YORK. Nov. 16.—Amid tile
glamour o th,*' Pennsylvania depot,
the busiest railway station in the world,
President Taft .slept peacefully in bin
private.car today in preparation for an
arduous aeries of receptions and in
spections In and near this city . Presi
dent Taft arrived from Washington at
| 7:13 o’clock and his car n:is immedinte-
I ly side-tracked to give the national ex
ecutive more sleep. Shortly before 9
o'clock Mr. Taft reached the Waldorf-
Astoria hotel, yvhere lie had breakfast,
and at onCe plunged Into the day's pro
gram, which included the following:
iNeeption at the City College of New
York, inspection of the children’s vil
lage of the New York Juvenile society
at Dobbs ferry, luncheon at the resi
dence of Adolph Lewisohn at Ardsley,
N. Y.; inspection of the Hebrew Shelt
ering Guardian Orphan Asylum at
Pleasantville, N. Y.. and finally a ban
quet this evening at the Lotos club,
i where he will speak.
The president was accompanied by
. Carmi Thompson, his private secretary,
I apd Major Rhoades, his military aid.
No political conferences were sehed
i Died during the president's stay here.
MINCED HAM ENDS LIFE
OF TWO IN ONE FAMILY
MASON CITY, IOWA, Nov. 16.
John Davidson and his brother, Ken
neth, are dead at Milford from ptomaine
[ poisoning, caused by eating minced num
■ purchased at a local shop.
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! Kry pink lenses. Tin se lenses have no
' 'earns, no lines, nor euges in the lenses.
KltYl’T, >K means ‘'hidden ey e.” .The
I near lens is actually hidden in the dls
| taiii'e lens, mukiug a soli.' piece of
xla>s I.el Jolm 1.. Mooli' w Sons show
: you i-’N. Bi oad street. , Advt )
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AND DECORATIONS.
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u
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Hours from g a tn to . p. m. Phone At
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The South's Leading Specialist.
MULE HILL'GUE
FOR COUNGILMEN
With du- investigating committee of
the city council agreed on a report ex
onerating Dr. S. W. Merritt, superin
tendent of the Battle Hill tuberculosis
sanitarium, of the charges of misman
agement, Dr. Claude A. Smith. Dr. J.
P. Kennedy and Aiderman F. J. Sprat
ling. the committee in charge of the
institution, planned today to give a
barbecue to tire officers of the Anti-
Tuberculosis sanitarium and the mem
bers of the city council on the sani
tarium grounds. They have many fine
chickens, fat hogs and other farm prod
ucts out there and ihey want all the
officials Intelested in the work to be
thoroughly familiar with what Is being
done.
With the conclusions of the criticisms
of outsiders, the officials in charge have
begun to criticise their own institution
'I hey say there are many- features that
should bo improved, and they want ail
the members of council out at one time
| to impress upon them the things that
I should be provided for in next year's
i budget.
The investigating committee will
make its report to the council Monday.
It will recommend a closer co-opera
tion between the institution officials
ami tiie Anti-Tuliereulo-is association.
After that the heads of the institu
tion will announce the date of the bar
becue.
More soui . • n all otner pran<Js com
bined. SAUER'S PURE FLAVORING
EXTRACTS. Because they finv ■-
BEST Ask the housekeeper. (AdVt.)
WANT HAIR GROWTH?
sf. Dox Free To You.
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MKoKanMl
Let lift prove to you that Ko«lrott Method for th* haiHs a
genuine, avlcntlue one. We will tend von a HOLLAR
HO A out of the Koskott Triplex Treatment FREE. Our Method
!• directed at removing the cauxe of bai lnev*. dandruff, fallina
hair and gramesx, an 1 opening thectnv-d follicles so that the hair
17 ITU ICQ roots which are not dead, but dor- | DAY
I* I I flLIa mantjllk,-a tulip bulb.or grass seed $ I a WvA
Cp V la a bottle) are given fertility and EDEC
uCA a ehupi'e to grotr. Onra la IlltC
the Mrthorl that la purposed to M AKE GOOD, and
clear of dandruff, ’top falling hair and to promote
growth of new hair. We especially want yr.u to answer this
adv. I* you have waated tln>e and money In liquids, washes, soaps,
etc., which acijotnplhhed nothing. Read our GCAKANTEE.
We want to aurprUc and dellfht you. Send only 10 cents,
sliver or stamp* to li. ’p corer adv. cost and w-e trill mall a
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Reference: Several
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MY GUARANTEE
is You don't pay
me any profession
al fee If 1 don't
<ure you I have
the most complete
-15 equipped offices
in the city, such as
the X-rays, Vibra-
N ■ 7 Has the hardest wear of any woodwork in the
home. Muddy shoes, dripping umbrellas, serap-
Ing chairs, all eomblne to wear down the finish.
To combat these, a high-grade Stain is nec
,c*''k«vY essary, and we recommend for floors and in-
ter,or ' voodwo,k
LUSTER-KOTE
Phones, Main 1115
Atlanta 329. 1 high-grade Stain and Varnish combined.
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JACKSONVILLE. FLA. ATLANTA. GA,
You are cordially invited to hear
GEORGE B. CROMER, LL.D
Chairman
Lutheran Layman Missionary Movement
SUB J ECT
“Motives and Missions”
Grand Opera House
Sunday 3 p.m., November 17 th
Music by Atlanta Federation of Musicians
Direction Fred Wedemeyer
No solicitation for funds
This Beautiful Bungalow
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On elevated corner lot 52x152 feet, on Dill avenue, corner Elm street,
Capitol View, with tile sidewalk, conc-ete curb, concrete terrace steps, ce.
ment yard walk. Lot fenced with all necessary out-houses.
House has Stone Mountain granite front, extra large veranda, plate
glass front door to living room, dining room with built-in china closet,
swing door to kitchen, with roomy pantry, three bed rooms with closets,
hall to latticed porch. Fitted with mission mantels and woodwork, tiles and
grates, solid bronze hardware, electric light fixtures to match hardware NO
MORTGAGE.
Sma I cash payment, balance monthly, and you occupy the house while
paying for it and thus save voir rent.
BOTH PHONES 3520
W. D. Beatie
207 Equitable Bldg.
BID OF POWER CO. .
FAVORED DESPITE
TURNER’S PROTEST
Despite the recommendation of City
Electrician R. C. Turner that the bid of
the Georgia Railway and Power Com
pany for the city’s street lighting is too
high, the electric lights committee of
council has recommended its accept
ance.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
Councilman Claude ('. Mason intimated
that he would fight the contract on the
grounds that the suspended arc lights
in the White Way district should be
cut out until 12 o’clock at night. These
lights cost SSO each per year.
The bid is for a five-year contract.
SEEKS $15,000 DAMAGES.
BRUNSWICK, GA., Nov. 16.—A dam
age suit for $15,000 has been filed in
Glynn superior court against the Sea
board Air Line and the receivers of the
Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic rail
road by George M. Harrell, of this city.
The claim is made that he was injured
for life by the negligence of the roads.
"It Is a pleasure to tell you that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
best cough medicine I have ever used,"
writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell, of Lavonia,
Ga. "I have used it with all my chil
dren and the results have been highly
satisfactory.” For sale by all dealers,
(Advt.)
RDANn «R7ff Today at 2:30
ungnu VAUDEVIUE Tonight at 8:30
Introducing for the First Time
HENRY E. DIXEY
in His “Mono-Drama-Vaude Ologue”
Rosalind Coghlan & Co., Jungmann,
Family, Olive Briscoe, Donovan 4
McDonald Stine. Hume &. Thomas,
Loughlin’s Comedy Dogs.
'"Next Week: ''DETECTIVE KEEN"
FORSYTH-- Little Emma Bunting
THIS WEEK. I NEXT WEEK
Wishing Ring TheTwo Orphans
|Miss Bunting as
Brind Girl
SEATS ARE NOW SELLING
LYRIC TH WEEK
Mats. Tues.. Thurs. and Saturday,
The Merry Girly Show —THE
WINNING WIDOW
A Musical Comedy Worth While.
Next Week—BEULAH POYNTER
THE ATLANTA
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
Wednesday Matinee.
The Dramatization of- f
The Real Play From the Great Book
ROBT. W. CHAMBERS’ SENSATIONAL NOVEL
THE
COMMON LAW
Stage Arrangements After Drawings by Charles
Dana Gibson.
Prices- Night, 25c to $1,50. Matinee, 25c to $1
3 Beginning Thurs. Nov. 21, :M^h J
MATINEE SATURDAY
CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS
MAUDE
ADAMS
IN HER MOST FAMOUS SUCCESS, 1
PETER PAN
Or, The Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up.
By J. M. Barrie, Author of “The Little Minister.”
Seats on Sale MONDAY at 9a. m. Prices: Orches
tra, $2;
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY , THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
Wednesday Matinee.
NOV. 26 AND 27. NOV - 28 28 -
First Time in Atlanta Thanksgiving Matinee,
Henry W. Savage Offara
■ I ■ VcCll ft, THE MERRY WIDOW OF FARCE
Breakers” " [XCUS[ M[ "
GEORGE DAMEREL By Ruoert Hua .
(Late of Merry Widow). By RuP ’ rt
SEAT SALE FRIDAY. SEATS MONDAY, NOV. 25,
Nights, 25c to $1.50. Mat., 25c to sl. Prices 250 to $1.50.
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NEXT WEEK B WZ g°> B Matinees Tues./
MATINEES 2:30 sL. ■ I WtaX Thurs. and Sat. j
Messrs. Burt & Nicolai Present the Dainty, Bewitching Actraaa,
BEULAH POYNTER
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Nights and Tuesday Matinee.
“A Kentucky Romance”
Complying with many requests, Miss Poynter will present
“LENA RIVERS”
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday Nights, with Matinees on Thursday
and Saturday.
At the Thursday matinee souvenir photographs of Miss Poynter will
be given to each lady.
WEEK NOV. 25—“ THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS.”
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D A,
Daily Bargain Mat. Night 8:30
HERE IS KEITH VAUDEVILLE
Mr. DANIEL FROHMAN Makes His First Local Vaudeville Bow Offering
A am, ARTHUR HOOPS AND CAST
UeTCCtIV© ST GGO With written by
PERCIVAL KNIGHT.
Eddie Leonard “ sls^ E Y R p u n A T E II~
'gym'nasts'" ISHAKAWA BROS. c j u a nningress. ]
JOE WHITEHEAD WILLIS FA M I LY, ;DI VINE &Wl LLI AMS IBOOTH TRIO.
SONGS. MUSIC. COMEDY. / BICYCLES.
Watch This Show Pack The Grand
Next Week-. Juliet? Juliet? Juliet? Juliet?
Coming Quick: McINTYRE and HEATH
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THEATER* FORSYTH y.r,; l BUNTING |
THE POSITIVE EVENT OF THE SEASON HERE.
A WONDERFUL PRODUCTION of the MOST POPULAR PLAY EVER SEEN
“THE TWO ORPHANS”
WITH THE ENTIRE STRENGTH OF THE WELL-LIKED AND CAPABLE
LITTLE EMMA BUNTING PL A YEHS
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NEXT WEEK, “MERELY MARY ANN.” A REAL STORY PLAY.
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ADMISSION OU O U CHILDREN Rn
10 CENTS NEXT WEEK AT MATINEES 31
p AWI V V A UP Tv ILL f
NORMAN. LEWIS, GRIFFIN and LEWIS
The Frog Man. .. The Pr | ma Donna-Tad-Soubre‘ te
GOFORTH and DOYLE. YOSCHINO JAPS
A Study In Black and Tan." Exceptional Acrobats
MOTION PICTURES- CHANGED DAILY.
Matinees Daily at 3 o'clock, except Saturday " "
Two matinees Saturday, 2:30 and 4, Night Snows. 7:30 and 9.