The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-16

Atlantic City, N. J.. February 15.-'T have been engaged to Miss Dorothy Ar hold for some months, and I am ready to marry her at any time," was the state-
 ment made by George Griscom, Jr., of Pittsburg, whose name has been linked with that of the missing young woman ever since her disappearance His father was present when he made this statement, which the parents of Miss Arnold evident
 ly had been waiting for. The elder MT.
 Griscom nodded in assent.
 The statement is generally accepted that there is to be an early wedding and that the veil of mystery as to Miss Arnold present whereabouts will soon be lifted. MT Griscom showed @ willingness to re- ply to questions and frankly answered most of them. Yet he steadfast In | his story that he had no part in the young woman's disappearance and that he did not know where she was
 
 plans for which have already been drawn by Morgan and Dillon of this city.
 It will be the handsomest building on the Tech campus, and 1t Is said one Of the handsomest T. M. c. A. buildings owned by any collegiate institution in the country.
 It Is a pretty big undertaking to raise
 $325, 900 in cash for an enterprise or this kind after the manner in which AL lanta has been well worked in behalf Of institutions of this class in the recent past But the committee has gone to
 work with a good deal of earnestness and in the belief that what 1t seeks to do will be accomplished. 'Frills" in the Schools Never has any movement stirred up so large a protest among the women of Att lanta as the effort which cropped out In council the other day 70 abolish the de-
 partments of phyiscal culture. drawing and music in. the public schools The one or two councilmen who thought 1t enough to teach the children how to read, write and do sums in arithmetic, have brought down upon their heads the wrath of the Atlanta Federation of Wom- en's clubs, besides a number of other nroeressive women not engaged In the club movement. The aforesaid councilmen have found that they did something just a little bit worse than poking stick into a hornets nest
 | The women have gone to work. although no action has been taken by the council or by the committee to which the resolu- | tion was referred, to enlist every possi- ole influence against any such proposed | backward step. A committee called on the president and other officials of the chamber of com merce to urge that body to take hold Of | the matter and to make it so hot for | the council that 1t would drop the res olution like a superheated stove Then the club women got together and | resoluted that such action would be just
 about the worst thing a big and growing
 city like Atlanta could possibly take. kv.~ ho<x frarr nf movement" said one of the leading club
 women today. We are going into this thing to win and we propose to whip the fight The idea of cutting out the very | best and most up-to-date features of the public school work is preposterous.
 "When we get through with it hardly | think that council resolution will ever come to light"
 Tuberculosis Examiners A partial list of the physicians over the state who have been designated as ex- aminers of persons applying for entrance to the state tuberculosis sanitarium at Alto. which will open next month, has been made public by Chairman w. G.
 Raoul of the executive committee. The list is complete with half dozen exceptions of physicians who have been requested to act In that capacity, but who have not yet been heard from. Also it is stated from the reports which have been received. the institution will be pretty nearly filled right from She
 start. #if'
 The medical examiners so far named are as follows
 Medical staff-R. R. Daily. chairman; w. D. Taylor, adviser; l.. H. Gaines, E. C. Thrash J. H. Somerf1eld, o. H. Mathews, D. Y. Sage all of Atlanta.
 Drs A. H. Hilsman. Albany; R. F. Cato, Americus; Gordon Chason, Bain- bridge; J. K. Barns. Gainesville; F. D. Patterson. Cuthbert; D. Travis. Gov ington; J,s-G. Dean, Dawson; James s. | Tankersley, Elijay; W. E. Adams, ! Greensboro; R H Taylor, Griffin; Lati-
 mer Rudolph. Gainesville; J. M. Under
 wood, LaFayette; Will s. Howell Moul- | trie; w. c. Pumpciy, Macon; T. B.. Davis Newman; w. F. McCurdy, Rich land; R. M Harbin, Rome T. J. Charl- ton, Savannah; A. J. Mooney, States l boro; c. l.. Ayers. Toccoa; R. P. Izlar. Waycross; w. E. Saunders. Arlington;
 S. H. DuPree. Athens, s. T. Harris. Val | dosta. 4t ! Dr. Edison w. Glidden is resident su-
 perintendent at the ganitariums