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I 111., .v i ij/Y-A i a urjUnuiAiN aa i> a t\ \\ SUCCESS GIVES H ZEAL FOG *>ni rTimnrj^ Wedding Twice Is Delayed as Shock Overcomes Fiance Half Day's Work Monday Boosts Total to $144,377, Leaving $106,000 to Raise. 'Oglethorpe Victory In Sight,’ Says Allen General Chairman Ivan E. Alien, of the Oglethorpe campaign com mittee, said this morning: “The Monday meeting of com mittee workers at the Piedmont was larger than any of those held last week, and I don’t think there was a man pie.**ent who failed to grasp the significance of the fact. ' It means that, there is to be no let-up In the Work, and that every man interested in it will do his part with redoubled vigor from day to day. until the whole $250,000 is raised. "Victory is already in sight, but we must all work harder at this stage in the campaign than ever before." A brisk rush of work in the Ogle thorpe campaign started early Tues day morning, with the encouraging recollection that the industry of only alf a day had boosted the total sub scriptions to $444,377 by the noonday luncheon meeting Monday, leaving than $lut>,000 to be raised. In spite of the fact that only half a day’s work was reported Monday, It was found that $5,441 had been ob tained, and the 50 workers present pledged themselves each to strive for at least a $200 return the next day. to set a rniirk of $10,000 for one day’s work, and to cut the “needed" fig ure below $100,000. Reinl'orceinents also were at work Tuesday morning in the person of Dr. 'L*. Lew is, of Nashville, a leading business man of that city and de voted to the realization of a great Presbyterian university in the South. i »r. Lewis already had given $1,000 as hia own subscription to the fund, and added another $1,000 in order that Dr. James I. Vance, a well-known Presbyterian minister of Nashville, :night be placed on the board of trus tees. He was in Birmingham when lie read of the great campaign in At lanta, and promptly cajne over to of fer his services in raising the re mainder of the fund. The latest “land donation" to < Oglethorpe, consisting of property ad joining the site and available for its use or sale, was made jointly by VY T . M. McKenzie and his brother, George AI. McKenzie, together with L. C. Verner, H. F. Burdett and A. O. Bur- ett. It is valued at $1,750, each do nor sharing to the extent of $437.50, except the Burdett brothers, who give a share together. The luncheon meeting Monday was the largest the campaign has pro duced thus far. Fifty workers were present, and additional tables had to lie brought in. “Don't be afraid to come back,” Jvan E. Allen told the mehers; “we always can go-down to the main din ing room, and that probably will hold us for awhile." U, S. Navy's Enlisted Force Passes 50,000 WASHINGTON, Dec. A For the first time since the Civil War the enlisted strength ,<>f the Navy has passed the SO.000 mark, the. total to-day being 50,136. ST. LOUIS, Dee. y. Adam Euler, who for years hits had a desire to marry Miss Alma Obermeyer. 20 years old and pretty, is being nursed for a recurrent case of “cold feet" at the home of the bride-to-be. after Euler twice hail nervous prostration, induced by the imminence of mar riage. The wedding originally was sched uled to take place in Miss obermey- er’s home Sunday. Instead of the fiance, a note arrived informing the fiancee that Kuler had suffered an attack of nervous prostration. Yesterday morning Euler had al most recovered mkI it was decided to have the delayed ceremony. Again the bride-elect was disappointed. Euler was found and taken to the Obermeytof home’, where his fiancee, after diagnosing bi* case’, ordered him put to beu. She then laid aside her wedding raiment and set to work to tiurse Euler through his attack. Ex-Slave Saves Old Master From Thugs SAVANNAH, Dec. 9.-The story of how an old slavery-time negro saved his master’s life when he was at tacked by four yeggmen, was reveal ed by the county police to-da>. It happened about four miles from Sa vannah at a store owned by u veter an, William Dorsey. When the men forced an entrance to his place and attacked him. the old darke.\ rushed to his aid with an armj musket and put them to flight. Pankhurst Goes to Paris for Health; Will Renew Battle Boy Steals Grandpa's Pants: Is Jailed by Pa DALTON, GA„ Dec. y.—Charged with stealing his grandfather's pants. Robert Bed well, a young hoy, was forc.-.gto soend tiie night in jail here on a warrant sw orn out by nis» father. In the morning the father withdrew the warrant paid the court costs and had his son released. i- Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian. LONDON, Dec. y. Declaring that she would return to fight for the cause when her health is regained, Mrs. Em meline Pankhurst, the militant suffra gette leader, was removed from London to-day It was Mrs. Pankhurst'a plan to go to Paris and Join her daughter. Christobel. When Mrs Pankhurst was carried from the headquarters of the Women's Social and Political Union and placed in an automobile ambulance she was so weak she pould barely stand, but she continued to cheer her followers with words of hope. “The government will not interfere with m.v leaving the country." she said “They want me to get out and stay out, but l am coming back to lead the fight when 1 get better." KHORASSAN CEREMONIAL. COLUMBUS, Dec. 9.— The Dramat ic Order Knights of Khoraasan i& preparing for a big ceremonial and initiation in Columbus Friday night. Thousand Red Men Honor Carl Foster One thousand Red Men, each boar lng a lighted red fuse, paraded from the Ansley Hotel to the Rod Men’s Wigwam on Central avenue Monday evening, and paid tribute to Carl Foster, great incohoneo of the order, who stopped over in Atlanta on a get- acquainted tour of the South. Mr. Foster passed between th* lines of Red Men and burning fusees amidst mighty cheers of the warriors. He was given a reception at the wig wam and delivered an address on the work of the order. He was intro duced by Thomas H. Jeffries, of At lanta, who Is Junior sagamore of the United States. Thieves Shoot Police In Front of Station 125 Aboard Vessels Grounded in Hudson NKYV YORK. Dec. 9 The steamers * Adirondack ami Trojan, of the I‘copies I Line, are aground up the Hudson River, , according to dispatches received bv their owners to-day The dispatches i stated neither boat was in danger j There are about 125 passengers on board I both vessels. President Fonseca Of Brazil to Wed I WASHINGTON. De. 9 President ‘Marshal Hermes 1 >o Fun ecu, of Bra zil and Senorita Xair DoTeffe, a daugh ter of a prominent Brazilian senator, j married at the National Palace In Rio De Janeiro Monday. ONLY ONE "Promo Quinine” t hat is Laxative Rromo Quinine DETROIT. Dec y. -Patrolman Thomas F. M adden, of the Bethune j Cures a Cold in 1 I ay, Grip in 2 Days street station, was shot and killed early this morning as he attempted to arrest two men in a stolen automo bile. He was shot in front of the sta tion. where he had ridden with the thieves. They escaped. on box. 25c LOUNGING ROBES We show a magnificent line of Lounging Robes, Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets which we are selling at a considerable reduction, due to our reorganization sale—a cash-raising sale. You will find our prices are much lower than you can buy them elsewhere and the assort ment and styles more varied. Five-dollar garments are priced $3.95; six- dollar grades, $4.65; seven-fiftjr grades, $5.35 u ten-dollar grades, $6.95; twelve-fifty grades, $6.35, and so on up to the finest twenty-dollar garments at $14.50. CLOUD-STANFORD CO. « I l> K A C II T R i; K S T It M K T What Shall We Eat? fhat ever recurring, ever puzzling query — what to have tor tonight's dinner, tomorrow's luncheon. All those wondering moments spent in the think ing of what to prepare for the next meal will be saved if you have Good Housekeeping Magazine. “Three Meals a Day" is conducted by Bertha E. Shapleigh, cooking expert of Columbia University She proves in the laboratory the accuracy of every recipe she publishes The department contains a complete bill of fare for every meal for every day in the year. Dainty, deli cious, economical suggestions and different. 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