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n i i -a \ i y\ x> i f lb \\ 0! EM'PTY STOCKING TRAGEDY VICTIM OF 1864 AIDS CHRISTMAS FUND SEE TECH DRAM A, THEN DANCE-AID XMAS FUND At !aiitii ini:ni«M:ms’ coiii'i 11 Sun*Ipy «it Korsvtli •( h sUi(Jf‘iits |>lfi\ and at Sojjadlo h Kri i\ night, latest stunts to swell Knipt\ Stocking mid. Zapata Sends Courier to Blanquet Fi orn Suburbs, but Order Will Be Ignored. &D(04» Cau.f Tht Ati*nta Georgian. MPXlfi) i'|TV l>**< IN. Geri«*ml ! Km ilia no Zupaia, Iftittfftr of thft rftbftl b,*rnJ>> tIi.4; for ^vral we* k* have b* on pressing i'Iohh t<» the* oaplt day deroandmi the to <*.ty Hie mei ;i ;<• 1 lie c ity by a runner under euv .*»• j of darkness and iuk« n dirretly *o the j i, mr of General Hlanqiiei, Minister • of VN.tr. Without wait.a# for a repl; courier hastened wok l« hradquartera near Ajuar Elliott Dun- v/odv. left, and Ben Hawkins, actors in Tech play. Those of you who appreciate hii amateur show well done, Grand Friday right. Every day !e a good nay for ciresa- ing Christmas dolls, which may be had at The Oeorihm other and at the hotels—and also ,,.r returning the al- I ready i.reoed dolls to the Christmas | Editor- esnettally that. And all the time is a good time to he sending In or bringing those sub- Ml A!.I, 'he otherwise empty stock trigs in Atlanta Christmas morning. i rrender of M" ,lge was droll /t****.. Mayor Fitzgerald Is Out of Boston Race BOSTON, Dec. IS.—Boston a, vak c-neti to the biggest upset ever known In a city campaign In the annou nc . , , ment of Mayor Fitzgerald that >,• hi, ■riptlons to the fund tnat Is going to ■ withdrawn from the rare for si ll AT :. the otherwise empty Slock- „„ m Meet; Offers S50 000 PKNVEK, Pec, IS. -’Prominent citi yens of T»env-r are offering a *. r 0.000 T Ry Slid W & A P bonun if thr Republican party will ^ **'• XV. Apply any Agent. bonus if the Republican v bet the Colorado capital as the site of the next national convention. Za pa t a 1 Mountain ignored by th< The demand will i i» •»* rum* M <»m :aia of the War Department ad nrtte.I to-day I’uat the euppb '*f nm- in'Ttion in the poeK-selon <>f the Government is very eniull Tide ma in: tei the downfall of Genera, Huerta, ay the ZapudieUl ivbcN arc i flrmjv Intrem hed at eevaral points iti ( the Erderal dbirirl. and by the,* guerilla ia«‘tirs will attempt u* " 11 , (J<. • , h-- rup.ial'e giir.aon, V«o quafititiee of amur.ini' on haves been wasted b.N drunken mddiers -rut j • Za * rt •* 1 ItscarefuiI• Itu-.bunded liu'.r . m<’|»p v. Tbe> advance day b.« da <•1 -sei- to the capita! arid ir;c ■ .<* mk'. i - } hue hro;:gh w orc'l f hat ru i !•*. - j among the girrUoo n>ld * > " ’* I aeU'nv, nimnuniation io the revopi-j i . n‘f'1 in a* attempt • <» nun ' < '<u!*p ! ' 1 •• h s h'i*era*t rri*n ,, cn. General Huerta *.i : eJij.i at* on t'uriMtrn.M I >h > »oati <f , t) ° lleatnbs who were trnl»f'b>i»re«l v/nen b» dies.dvrd tu n'<»-e*«- 'l id- .s o-v*-,! 1 i n* <iuc ui fe preaenta l loin* ,.iadc l» j t) u - vi..ej ,;n tiivcnnnem ti..it Justice n# t .e y*•’is' m t Pr-natH tiicnaN -ts r % n -w « : he r a' . t* l on ’ia/all tli to i t aid i‘ ■ ' J ei » 1 *f v r* 1.i!!> d car s in th'* fiu‘i in Htccrd'nr in a tepot l r *dv^d by te . W rr 1 *e;»rii tm« n Ac. •* of 'IhtH- le T |s o\pei i< ;i ulsti s irunnetil. , •T e 4 iv.arican Enibafr^'* » * 1 ^ ’ 1 * ! n frd no !C •Huerta ee id Pa .? v- d'APfalree * >■ tf im*> t<,.(i)v tp drn> if ? a • * i M i - print* (• . ill the f’niud Slaiie tills morn n; Cc- .fz 7o)!o'w;rs Plot. Now iievolt. t;t. FASO. TBXAH. f' ai rod <• hikI tliogt' of you whoss ^rsHtsst joy is on the dance floor, are offered an opportunity to gratifv those desires and at the same Denver Wants G. 0. F. time do your part to moreue the Empt Stocking Fund, which _ _ is going to brinx Santa Claus to hundreds ol poor Atlanta children. At the (irand Theater Friday night the students of the Georgia School of Technology will present their annual play. It's Pinero's “The Magistrate” this year, and those who have seen the rehearsals say it will be the best show Tech students have ever stage—and Tech students have a habit of staging something good, always. One-fourth of the proceeds will be devoted to the Empty Stocking Fund -and the seats will go on sale at the Grand Theater Friday morning. And on the same evening Friday, December 19-—there will be a dance at Segadlo’s Hall, on Pine street, for the benefit f the fund, to which all the folks who know Segadlo s are in vited to coine and trip the light fantastic. Many parties that will occupy boxes at the show are plan ning to go direct to the dance hall. Miss Mo.sely will be in charge of the dance. because of 111 health. With tfie Mayor suddenly out u„ entire city campaign is tipped up,, down. XMAS RATES I Reduced over N., C. & St. h ESS , 2EaH which is back ol* the Empty Stocking! The Tech students’ ploy. “The Mag- Fund movement; j iatrate,” by a corking cast, at tiie r> c I6 0Z.CAN BEST QUAL ITY CONDENSED MILK, same size and weight as Eagle or Winner, fully guaranteed satisfactory, 7',c each; Doz. 88c ig»|EHSEDjp CASH GRO, C0„ 118 Whitehall "XV i 'j Slippers Make Ideal Gifts Every Member of the Family J can be pleased 2 V The la bor .i ( V t If hc< ,er f * -day of «'* doz'-u men n vcaifU t ic fact that a ww Mexican revolt is being fomented with thf* piirpu * of lind.r.r’, Km ! «» Vuujm-v fi.,i )U ;; ;ii the pre»ldan *y Ur. Uomex va ,i (Hid.daU* fot l’r*-M.clci»t Ml lb*' recent Mt xl 'un ale* lion. opp>*niiia ('•■ntTkl liue.ltA on l!u* ani;-< u.» ti« kel. but w.hm * oiupelteU t < i unlr> Hcveral wt ek «•' d icn look The iiew uprhinu ban 'he auppuit of General VVKx 1 v-Oov vnor t\A t.i of the -t c of Go th ilia ar il veil here last night from Havana where !i• ■ vvu .»* cuniei* n t n m., G nenil 1 >hi/.. Al t urtiillij tu ti ■ • IIM' !llur> fV.ik'la which was sti/.'-il ijgetber wi'.h large qiigntlty of atm* and ammun tSon represent at lon v have been mud* - to General Hu»cual Orosscu. General N v v; Salazar a.id other Federal n amieiH ut (tjlnaga to join tin* re volt again d Huerta. i>r. (Join*/ la believed to be in El 1 a so livit a quietly in t om« obscure Ictuae. I Hit i sel/* (i b> the Federal ft iJvorit>s nd cated that the (Ionic/ ii rurgentn planned ii» strike the first h i w about < Mir stinus fallowing tin s « r> of Gome/ into Mexico ut bit i 3 . Ionia* v committee toiiKlHtim of General V riqtie Gomez General Felipe Ca- t ret and Wii)<*r Svlv •*tr** gnovedo . v as a;»po nted by the local Junta of . ^ tr|| , (iumez rel>«l to k*> to Oj.n iga anti j .,| lev an allur.tig pi iipoeltlon before the, ^ Mexican 1'ederal * <»mniand‘*rs 1'ae otiice of commander in chief of the n-Tthem force* wus ottered Droaco a 1 bount.ee were offeicd the aol- ti rs. ’Hie Junta hae a number of circulars 1 nted giving the platform of the \ squieta-Diaz Invurgenta and an- i im*in.; that Genet il Kmlliano I.a- ] a ha* embraced tin* ouuee. The I tforni call* for noieure of all ned by the rich and equal dla- t >ut ,in of wealth among the poor. oun-;hin« a!»ou und It V' uli t w ,Eddor. (*!the: u knew vs do did -nt t <)\\ of he u I*I tor a tleiit of v. i mi dm h the eiitiri woiU- c,f tin hit Anti- Km pt j An in In Atl it la. t \* irnoil word ci 'UT' of i !■ keen o * ip- le al.ster Htld my Men’s fan or Black Operas As illustrated to the left. $1.50-SI. 75-$2.00 Men ’s Felt Operas In black or graj% with leather sole and heel. There are thousands of men in Atlanta who will appreciate a pair of Rich Slippers for Christ mas. *. v t found our *tocklpga r i ic ft et time, In 1864——a «■ tgo ie luen ennt»g*i t f Ui \ ♦ nr* to give \ >>ar gppri( on • « ooor children of Atlanta, dj» siKniflcuner to me r i'd-* it. in he Atin> of» *< r i Yir, i*' h rbnt (’ iri.strmis. W'o on a pluntuticn i’i Southern' lift au'l all communication n.nl j i ut • »ft »t V^a* v T r rp-f' /. ’’ Nfot ?'«■}■ • old »'y it " * il l b* j ... | - (hirixtmis E\* ’Hunta I’au.s can'* conn this venr.' vl\e mi hi; und I cm tctmi ih#*r the oiieer tug at in\ h«*ar» | w liwn k '** ii* i “Bi \ or chfidieh faith n il'fndri 1 j i*lou« jKiwer of the old v«ir t ’v is h*»< h , that vet inHietetl on hftftglhff up «>Uf k ngs an viaual I have never fcrgOKen ’’ 0 .. w»» i 1*4>11 when we etreined o»tr ■ ■ -i* »o see; ti e < ntent* of ' * s.» pto k 1 **"• in the •irr t'uwn of that !o”p '•m # ’hrlaHnns \ Oay id founo nothin* ' You call it | edv. Htul you ore right, ope the Inclosed contribution | *'p to k**e" some 1 m*t-* or" fr **” ' I 'i sim it e> * .«r!**ncf un-' I \fl**h Kief I cor id ell e* er' orje t f fb >t o' mi ' rb**■'(’»' of m* sister and mvself f • i» j • bftip o i •• ill vlmila m m 1 !•» ttf * ’.|< °e c'M tilll‘»; “H. T. P ” Chr c \ <*r the Same Vo vie** < oniri rt ntl rr g on that le»*« t , , w the-e? Itw appeal is difteef r* d to: I the h »rt. and with I* c *mes rh». •<-' l u J u ^ reeait n hint of hr onder end oM 1 ;‘ ,u ‘ 1 VIuyLi** thift is a tood ihance to take .tie of tht whole outfit at otU’ft. Anyway, the (.’hrlfttmuH Kditor is ,ettiiiK a lot of hftlp from people like he writer of that letter, and then there are a whole lot "f various en- ertttlnmcntB to keep things moving On n’t forget these dates. They’re Kmpt> Stocking Fund engagements tor you. Two Good Entertainments. The big concert Sunday at th^j I- or- svtti Theater, ell the musicians being men.hers nf the Atlanta Federation, X3 Men’s Black Wal rus Skin Operas $3.00 $1.50 and $1.75 The slipper Da Luxe “Kozy” Pullman Slippers \ hor men or women. A beautiful ox-blood color. All sizes- Men s i an Nullifiers The elastic side slippers that stay on the feet, i Made from first quality j kidskin. Full, roomy toes. . $3.50 Men s Kid Faust In tan or red. Buttons at side. Full kid lined. Our regular $2.50 value— 2.50 uiunthiK f.avraio of Typewriters rented 4 mot. u • . Ain. Wtg. Mach. Co id a dim and the p st Chi lilmiiH ' • K»i%i. '-iti t • isi - man I i now. Ami ahvayft the children are tl ft ‘ imt Ti«rp« c'r ,r **Te i> i *• . tom* of W*f in»lMtvt' ft t Chr-tuiMs ind i ilhl'too * are wit t or slwavn. ' v ei” cood bt*ok hhvr t}'»* nnor are too JACOBS’ PRICES Same price? at all our eleven stares. Phone and mad orders given prompt attention. The following items are • •it sale in the Economy Basem ent Shop this week while sizes are good, and before the final rush begins. Special Kewpie Sale ALL AT COST 40c Kcwpics at 30c (>()<• Kcwpics at 40c $1.00 Kcwpics at 55c $1.50 Kcwpics at . $1.05 50c Rubber Kewpie Dolls . . . . 30c Felt Juliets—Black, wine, gray. Genuine $1.25 values, YOU CAN H A VIC IT R E I > A I R Ii 1 » JUST I.IKK NKW AT A VKRY MODKK’ ATE COST The C • r. irticl* .oryian’s Repair Dirr-tJ-’y ii*v. s all the principal (laces whe <■> • an he repaired, and thould be , f*er.c:! i fiver-, home a> .» ,TKE PIPE HOSPSTAL 4~ O TUIViLSH BROS or ftp kiMdft of Pip* ll«p<iiring NORTH PROA' s Al 1 MAKP® OF TVPE'A RI^EP' spBirftd JOd Kf- Prompt »er v c« Thorough >vcrk Persona: t n»rye* amwiem Writing ntmc 1 f*’* C/» Phone 4g N. Kryor St All K ndj Tne of FURNACES Uy Place to Get MONCRiuP FURNACES Repaired Prompt Attention N f «IEF FURNACE 00 Phones Male .85: Atlanta 2fi”* 13^ South P«*vor Street These Ads taring Recihs. ^ee Ad Man or Cat'- Main 100. SC SSOli; .i<n KNi'A ■mt-jnstey** fyiT* or ACL H!N3S SHARPEN! .» BV EXPJtSfS >--/ MATTHEWS & LIVELY 21 r. Alabama *t. Pnotti ill ATLANTA, GA. STOVES of All Klnrts ’i>W* REPAIRED Oh THE ATLANTA ;»* ---j STOVE SUPPLY CO. y 0! .\ Forsyth 8t Phont* • 1240 J i stove Supplies *i( Kv** r v !\ir.U $2.50 E,i iht-Day Alarm Clock $1.98 ”•)(• N ick’s Pnemnoniu Salve 15c fOe N’ick’" Pneumonia Salve 29c $1.00 Vick's Pneumonia Salve 59c Poland Water, half gallon 45c Futhymol 'Tooth Paste 15c (Hover’s Mange Pure 37c Huff’s Malt, plain 21c Pinex 38c Bab\ Brand C'ttndensed Milk 19c NVanipole’s Oil 71c W.impole’s Fornialid 36c Hall’s (’atarrh Pure 59c N-div" F’nee Powder 37c > 1 ' Face < 'rt am 17c Wocdhiws Facial Soap 18c 1, Soil it . 4C 11\ u> iei tint iit 74c Si a i k' H adaehe Powders 8c 15c 18c .. . 71c one Felt Slippers. Cushion insole and i ibbon trimmed. Rod, gray and dark blue. $1.50 value, s $1.15 Men s Kid Operas. Tan, kid, full kill lined. $1.05 values. Also black and tan kid Ever etts . All sizes. / Men; Hand un 51.10 £A/G£S For Christmas A pair of Queen Quality shoes will prove to be the most useful gift obtainable for mother, wife or sister. The styles are always the latest and most desirable, for the Queen Quality fac- tensive corps of efficient style designers, tory maintains the year round an ex- who are thoroughly posted on all ques tions pertaining to shoes for women. The flexible “Wonder Worker" sole provides absolute comfort from tin* first moment. Queen Quality Shoes require no “breaking in," but feel like old shoes from t he start. 4u a. •*> «c a rt A rt ex q * rt rt rt K rt. rt •L rt rt m e' rt a rt rt.. rt rt rt rtk ft rt rt rt rt rt HVi Orv o i C Mars? rette Steiff To* s at Cost ttclv, all clt :)t>2 i. ! (\>ws n and fine condition, in- avs. Lions. < ’at<. Sheep, Kle- 1 ic. •. /Icltj.i. (’lowus. Crochet L1 : PP £ - 1 ' 3 111 Black, red and na\y biu<*. All .sizes for children and misses in red and light blue. Lamb’s wool insole. 75c value, <! oacoos mac v Ila’-i 3tor? end L .bo r atory 6-o Marietta Street. Marietta a;u Fo $ T. c trects. Under Bijcu Theater. 23 '.Yhitehell Zi 144 Peachtree. 263 Peters St 423 fviarie-ttB Si iCJ AhitcHeil St. ' 7C W. Mitchell S;. 152 C Czvu.r St. 213 Loe St. 2 Jo Houston St. 49c Men’s Eed Socks—In brown or gray. 75c values Let us show you a pair of Spanish Louis heel boots, as il lustrated, to-morrow. Note the graceful lines of this shoe from heel to toe. The vamp is long and slender to correspond with the prevailing modes of dress. You have choice of turn sole or welt sole, according to your part icular needs. The top can be either black cloth or dull kid. This particular style is $6.00, but we have other models, in all desirable leathers, at from $3.50 to $7.00. ““"tMMW. M. RICH & 8*703. CO. 45c RICH & BROS. CO. t. . rt, rt, rt, ill rt rt rt rt rt; ft