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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
BANQUET FoR HioA TEMPLAR.

DALTON, Feb. 27.-St Johns COM
mandery, No. 10. Knights Tempiar,
will entertain at a banquet Monday
evening for Past Commander ]. g.
Greenfield, Of the Georgia Grand Com
mandery, who viii come here for the
annual inspection,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Famous Editor of
Chinese Newspaper
To Speak in Atlanta

Representing the republic OF China
in the United States in a diplomatic
way. DR.. Ng Poon Chew, editor of
The Chung Sal Vat Po, OF San Fran
cisco, the oldest Chinese newspaper
in the country. win be in Atlanta on
Sunday night to lecture at the Trim
ity Methodist Church. He Is travel
ing under the auspices Of the Ma
tional Reform Association.
DR.. Ng speaks perfect English, be-
ing graduate of Princeton Univer-
sity, and is noted as a humorist. He
is politically close to DR.. Sun Vat Sen,
the father of the new republic, and is
a relative of DR.. WI Ting Fang, the
former Chinese Ambassador to Wash
ington.
In his lecture Sunday DIR. Ng will
discuss the opium traffic, Christianity
as it figured in the regeneration OF
China and immigration and exclusion
as affecting this country and China
Dr. Ng viii remain in Atlanta dur
ing the Bible Conference and will
assist DR.. s. G. Dickey.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28

move is a move to save the face of
Senator Smith," said a well known
anu smith leader to-day. IF Hard
WICK and Fielder can De made to ap-
pear at dagger's point over the Junior
Senatorship, 1t win give Senator
Smiths following the chance to say
1t IS none of his funeral" and he
viii have nothing to do with it-that
ne surely could not be thought so
foolish, provided he wished to con-
troll the entire State, as to permit
both Hardwick and Fielder to run. If
within his power to prevent"
Another View.
A strong Smith supporter to-day
took very different view of the
matter, when il was suggested to him.
He said Senator Smith is hav-
ing nothing whatever to do with the
Junior Senatorship race If Hardwick
and Fielder get into row about that,
Senator Smith can not help 1t. 1t
may as well be understood, anyway,
that Senator Smith will offer for re-
election entirely on his record in the
Senate. He is national figure. and
has no interest in state politics, fur
ther than to wish his loyal friends
we'll, of course. 1t Is wrong and un-
fair to undertake to couple him with
either Hardwick or Fielder in this
matter
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
DR.. Line Announces
|Lenten Sermon Series

A series of Lenten sermons by the
Rev. Fred A. Line. pastor of the First
Universalist Church, will begin Sun
Gay. The subjects he has chosen for
discussion are: THE Universal
Father and the Universal Christ"
The Bible, Revelation and Inspira-
tion, ITO Heaven or to Hell. Which"
The Universalism of Christianity" j"
The Promise and Practice of Immor-
tality," and Loves Victory"
Sunday night Mr.. Line will discuss
Chasing the Devil"
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28

meeting Monday making women eligi-
BILE TO election in the various wards
to places on the Park Board, tha
School Board and the Library Board
of Trustees. While their election is
not now specifically barred by the city
charter, It Is planned, if the ordinance
is passed, to ask a special charter
amendment at the next session of the
State Legislature. specifically making
women eligible for election to those
boards
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Hardwick to Run
For Short Term.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.--Repre-
sentative T. w. Hardwick. of the
Tenth Georgia District, stated to-day
that he would make his formal an
nouncement fer United States Sena-
tor early next week.
Il viii not run for the long term
which SeE>ltor Hoke Smith is asking
by reelection" said Mr. Hard wick,
but will be a candidate for the short
term, expiring March 3, 1919. I will
deal in my announcement with the
issues upon which propose to go be-
fore the people of Georgia"
Mr.. Hardwfck yesterday announced
that he would not run for Congress
again in his district.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Red Seal Statesmen
Enjoy Annual Feast

The annual banquet OF the sales
men of the Red Seal Shoe Company,
held at the Winecoff Hotel Thursday
night. About 40 men were present.
r. w. Johnson served as toastmas-
ter, and among the speakers were j.
w. Bates, Frank p. Morgan, S. r.
Dufford, w. A Brown, A. c. Barnes.
M. A. Knipe, J. K Orr, Ben Dodson.
H. E. Choate and c. Fl. Johnson The
banquet brought to a close the an
nual meeting of the salesmen, which
has been in session at the Winecoff
during the week.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Fiance Under Fire
In Girls Murder

AURORA, ILL, Feb. 27.-Nicholas
Hollander, became the subject of in
quiry to-day. and this because of the
revelations made by private detec-
tives
The latter have learned that Fellner
and the slain girl quarreled bitterly
ON the day she was murdered; that
she upbraided him for actions she did
not like; that she broke off the en-
gagement, and went home furiousy
angry with her sweetheart.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
FIELDER ANNOUNCEMENT
To TANGLE BATTLE FOR
!. !. SENATORSH|P GREATLY

There were two highly significant
ana Interesting developments in State
politics Friday. Congressman Hard
wick, cf the Tenth District, formally
announced his determination not to
stand for the House again, which an
nouncement is preliminary to his fur
ther formal announcement for the
Senate. and n statement was circu-
lated by friend very close to Attor-
ney General Thomas S, Fielder, and
presumably thoroughly in his conf
dence, that Fielder will make his an
nouncement for the same position
Hardwick seeks, within the next few
davs.
Congressman Hardwick apparently
has pretty well burned his bridges
behind him IN the, Senatorial matter.
but the entry OF A ttorney General
Fielder unique uestionably will tang1e
things tremendously. even from the
Hardwick standpoint.
Both men ere closely allied to the
.so-called Hoko Smith faction in Geor-
gia politics. and for both to run
would, Theoretically. at. least, give
Governor Slaton, Senator West, or
whoever should undertake to stand
FOR that faction, great advantage in
the contest.
Politicians. therefore, we're giving
themselves over Monday to earnest
speculation s. to what the outcome
eventually willi'he, as between Hard
wick and Falder
~ Messages Fly Fast.
The Attorney General recently was
IN Washington D. c., and It is known
that messa ges by wire have flown
thick and fast between that city and
points in Georgia. sounding the
faithful as to Felder's candidacy for
the Senate.
1t is stated that some of the fol-
lowers of Senator Smith have been
more or less upset recently by that
which they please to term Hard
Mick's precfpitate plunging into the
Senaorial race Nevertheless, Hard
wick is now so far in that it admit
tedly will be big job to get him out.
And yet the anti Smith faction can
hardly figure it possible that both
Hardwick and Fielder will run for the
same job, thus making the defeat of
both theoretically likely.
The anti-Smith people. ever suspi-
e1ous of+.the senior Senator, are figur-
Ing that the injection of Fielder at
This time may be move really TO
pull the senior Senator out of an en-
barrassing situation, 'in that with
both Hardwick and Fielder figuring
on the unexpired term of Bacon, the
senior Senator we'll might argue that
he is not taking a hand in a program
"to sew up everything in sight" for
II he were, he surely would move
heaven and earth to keep both of his
staunch friends from running for the
junior Senatorshtp. He hardly would
care to divide strength in that way.
Senator Smith Out Of 1t.
On thefother hand, it is known that
Senator Smith asked directly as to
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28

COLUMBUS, Feb. 27.-when the stock
of dry goods 0f William Clein. a bank
Cleins failure was for more than $50
GOO
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Ex-Sen. Bubois to
Try to Come Back

WASHINGTON. Feb. 27.-Former
United States Senator Fred A. Du-
bois, of Idaho. is. out for the Demo
cratic nomination for the Senate
against any Democratic organization
candidate The term of Senator James
III. Brady, Republican, expires March
1915 The administration will put
forth it's candidate. Senator Brady
is candidate for re- election.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Macon News Puts
Fielder in Race.

MACON. Feb 27-The Macon
News announces this afternoon that
it is authorized by Thomas S. Fielder
to announce him as a candidate for
the Senate for the uneXpired term of
Senator Bacon. Mr.. Fielder to-day is
in Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28

FI1Vate Telephone bo0LnS Ior UToceI1es
Main 1861, Atlanta 464 4838.
Prompt Deliveries.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
NEW STORES AT LA GRANGE.

LA GRANGE, Feb. 27-Construc-
ton has begun ON two new business
buildings on the Broome property on
Main street by Edmondson- Christo-
pher Company and Pike Bros, two of
the city's leading business concerns.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
Prison Camp Drivers
Fined for Fighting

F. H. Wallace and j. r. Redd,
drivers at the Roseland convict camp,
were fined $10.75 each by Recorder
B-oyles following an encounter with
Detectives Moon and Patrick at De-
catur and Pratt streets Thursday.
According to the detectives, they
started to arrest Wallace when h i'm
persontaed traffic officer, and were
attacked by Redd,) who, they assert,
tried to cut them with knife.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-28
THINKS W0 NJ n
SHOULD Be On
CITY BOARDS
Captain English Declares They
Would Add to Efficiency Of
Public Departments.
Continued From Page I.
Improvements: Sanitary Affairs, and
Public Schools,
Would Add to Efficiency.


Public Schools.
Would Add to Efficiency.
Il am quite certain that the add :
ton of women to all these boards and
committees would add greatly to the
scope and efficiency of their work.
For one thing. there would be re-
fining infiuence--a touch of chivalry,
If you like-introduced into the some
times dull routine of committee
work Aid there would be the gain
ing of another viewpoint on all prob
lems-and a viewpoint every bit 90
important as that of men.
Il do not know that | would suggest
majority of women on any of the
boards or committees mentioned; !
believe not. But l would stress par
ticularly the need of intelligent, At
lanta school bred women on the
Board of Education. / believe 1t
would be a great gain to our CITY
and our schools"
Councilman Claude l.. Ashley is to
introduce an ordinance at the Council
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01

lyn shrank toward Bruce. The rider proceeded his
Ahmed recognized him the ambassador from
tho neighborng prncpaty, ruled by Kumor, who
in turn ruled by the British Raj. Kathlyn could not
shut out the leer mis- face.
BY dafternoon the gharri reached Bruce's camp.
Ramabai and Pundita greeted Kathyn with delight All
their troubles They had but the
elephants and ride away.
Ahmed" urged Katnlyn, "leave the gharr and come
with us"
No, Memsahib Ahmed gazed at her strangely
have work to do, much york. Allah guard your! He
struck the horse with his bamboo stick and careened
away.
Let be off, cried Bruce "We have sixty miles
put between and freedom in We cannot make
the railway. Ali, pack. Go to the bungalow ana re-
main there. You will be questioned. Tell the truth.
There is not elephant in royal stables
beat Raiah. All aboard No stops"-smiling he
helped Kathlyn into the howdan We shall be forced
to ride all night"
The%eephants started forward that ridden by Bruce
and Kahlyn in the lead Ramaba and Punda following
a few yards in the
Mr. Bruce / am Ahmed has some information
regarding father. l don't know wnat. Who knows?
They may have lied to He may be alive. alive!"
I'm return and find out, once I've got you safe.
don't blame you for thinking all this nightmare. God
knows it is nightmarsh. Do know, I've been think
IL
a dislike his proege Umbaah and turned this little
trick to make MIN unhappy l daresay he thought your
father wise enough remain away Umballah hangs be-
tw wind and water; he neither forward nor
backward But poor Ramabai back there will lose his
gold for this"
Ramaba has always been very kindly to the poor
and the poor generally defends his beneacor when
the night time comes. To Umbalah only
to the end If he declared himself king that would
the volcano upon which he stands but prince
consort that would leave him fairly secure"
Only a means,' mused Bruce inwardly, stealing a
glance at her sad yet lovely profile. Umbalah
for all his color; he human and this girl it
only human to want her g. Your father
of the best friends had But, oddly enough,
photograph of you. He might have afraid
young chaps :" He paused er2barrassedly :" If
only mad taken into your confidence board the
Yorckr'
Ah but did offer the chapce?" she returned.
"I never realized till that a chap might be too
close Tipped sometimes. Well, here are fight
gether!'
closed her eyes with security. True it was
there ceaseless rolngs from side to side inter-
mingled with spine racking bumps forward as the
plant occasionally nasteued his stride Kathlyn sue
ceeded in stealing from the god Of sleep only his cat
maps Often the cold would awaken her. and she would
find that Bruce had been bracing by extending his
across the howdan and gripping the rail.
You mustn't do that" she protested feeby. You
will be dead in the morning."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
81 HAROLD MAC GRATH.

his idea was he evidently proposed to it fulfilled
Cunningly he dashed under branches, sweeping
the mahout off his neck. The branches with crash as
muskery struck howdah but held thanks to the
stoutness of the belly bands and the with wneh
they had been adjusted round the huge BARREL
Bruce stood up, appalled, For time he was inca
pabe of Short the time it was enough
to give Raah such headway he needed. He disap-
peared signt. Bruce the futiy of shooting at
the beast The only thing he could do to mount up
beside Ramabai and Pundta and gva chase and this he
did in short order, dragging the bruised and shaken
mahout with him The pursuing elephant with this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
The Elephants Started Forward. That
Ridden by Bruce and kathiyn
in the Lead.

without having elephant knee and went to the water
fill his The hunter in MIN became interested
in the tracks along the banks tiger, leopard, some
apes, and herd of antelope had been down to drink
during the night. Even he looked huge gray ape
bounding out head toward Rajah who despised
these foolish beasts Perhaps the old elephant missed
Ali, perhaps he still somewhat upset by his failure
join his wild brothers the night before; at rate,
without warning he set off with that shufng gait which
sometimes carried him swiftly horse. An ele-
phant trots, really according to con-
cepton of the he shuies scarcely lifting his feet
off the ground.
The manout yelled and belabored the elephant the
skull Rajah did not mind this beating at all. What
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01

" am Kathlyn Hare, and this is the year :"
Come now Miss Kathlyn, thinking; leave the
whole business me, the worry and the planning If
reach my elephants all right we'll be in Delhi
within days. The rest of the going will be as
simple falling off log"
That Yankee phrase did to rehabitate her than
all his assurances
From time to time Bruce stole glance through the
curained window. Straggers Fastening along close
to the wallis and there soldiers Who had forgotten
10 bring their from the elephant arena Once he
heard the catter of hoofs. horseman alongside
the gharr slowed up peered down. and shrugged Kath-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01

" You might fall out"
Then l shan't go to sleep again till the journey
ends. You have been good and kind to me-"
+" Nonsenser
They out into the scrub Jungle and the
light lay magicaly all things. Sometimes shadow
crossed the whened sands scurred rather and quietly
Bruce would tell her what the animals werejaekals
with occasional proving red wolf. They were not
disturbed by any of the family But there
interval of suspense Bruce sped in the distance small
herd of wild elephant. So did Rajah who raised his
trunk and trumpeed into the night The mahout fully
awake to the danger beat the old rascal m; ty with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01

his goad. Yet that would have failed hold Rajah
Bruce ayered the danger by shooting his revovers into
the air. The wild elephants stampeded and Rajah, dis
gruntled, brought to the compass.
Strange thing about ,gunsho" said Bruce They
have heard before; but instinct tells them
quickly of the Years ago home, wnen | used
fish for bass during the close I'd thousands
of duck and and Yet single gunshot when
the season opened and could within mile
of them.'
That is true. have ished and hunted with tner."
Surely! 1 keep forgetting that it's ten to you
know more about game than do"
Silence fell upon them again. On on, without paus-
ing, Bruce getting sleepy himself, so he began
munching biscuits. Lighter and lighter grew the east;
the moon dimmed and by and by everything grew gray
and the chill in the air seemed sharpest yet.
They were both awake
Sunup they stopped by stream. Bruce dsmounted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.


nnthyn Hare believes her father Col. o he In
dire peril in AIiaha, n principaIity
of AIinhn has recently died. because Colonel
tmbaiIah. pretender TO tne throne of AIlahn loves
Nathlyn and has forged n message summoning her
her father, whom he ha, thrown into prison. She
leaves her home in California him.
On her arrival Alfalfa she N by Umballah
chat her father is dead that n
elaborate durbar is arranged the central figure of
which is hatlyn protesting grief stricken. When
the crown is placed head Umbalah announces
that she is be o forthwith Ter
fusaI nfurates EathIyn's beauty spirit
have made to the people yields the
point for the time being priest announces tbnt
rule unmarried. but lecause the young
is convcrsnnt the state she
will be given days decide.
When KathIyn reterates, the expiration of the
week of refusal o UmbaIah she e.
ceivcs sentence the tribunal that she
undergo ordeaIs with wild beasts. If she
wives, she permit rule without hndrance.
John Bruce, IN American fellow pass niger on
near Aiiah" She sends -samabai her bodysuard to
find him tell him of peril.
The first ordeal is arranged KnthIyn is placed
about spring his victim Bruce, has reached
the dres him. The ordeal
Bruce learns TINT In the second ordeal r<athyn
placed grey o hungry ions. with
Ramabai and Ahmed he makes his p
laid In the and when KathIyn
the lions Bruce springs them During the excitement
following the explosion. while UmbnIah.
ciors and the terrified popuIace fleeing their
lives he hurries o f<athlyns side.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01

The photodramds corresponding tho inStalIments
" The Adcentures of 1iathiyn +" may be a
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unique arrangement acih the Seg Polyscope Company
IS therefore, possible not only to read The Adventves
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Nome Industry.

We talk OF the terrors and har.
rors Of war. What are we doing
to stop it? We talk of the poor
children in the sweat shops
What are we doing to stop this
terrible conditions? We talk
about the slave trade of the poor
white girls. What are we all
doing to stop it? Yes we talk of
the great things that the Repub.
lean party has done for us?
And we will not try to rob it of
any good thing that which it has
done. Some would have you
believe that the Democratic
party has done wonderful things,
And all other parties say the
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same. And now comes the
Socialistic party and declares
that it will relieve the children
of the sweat shops, stop the
slave trade, and close I'D the
channels of war. But how do
they propose to do this. The
answer must come by the ballot
box. The ballot box has been
used ever since Washington was
elacted president of these United
States. And sweat shops and
the slave trade with many other
like things has increased all the
tune until at The present time it
becomes almost unindurable.
Then we must look to some
other source, for the betterment
1T those things. And for the
betterment Of the condition of
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mankind, the world overland
there IS but one sure remedy,
and that, is Home Industry
For by the Bible system of Home
Industry-The farmers and
La5orers will be united together,
in farming, in raising stock, and
building their own factories.
their own slaughter houses-And
will take the wool off the sleeps
back, make their own wear, kill
their own meat, grind their own
flour. Erect their own school
houses, and in the place OF the
children being in sweat shops
they will be in school.
For the profits made off the
farmer, and laboring men, for
the keeping of sharks and
oloats for sitting on the stool of
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do nothing Will build all these
things, All d send the children to
school. And Keep the ma,dcns
from the Stun pools Of sin and
obstruction. So please read for
the proof:
For, behold l Great, new hcaypra mud :,
new earth land the former shall not be rc,unu,-
ocreo, nor CONF into mind,
But bc'yc glad und rejoice for ever in that
winch create; for, behold, create Jerusalem
rejoicing. aud her people 10y,
Ana viii rejoice in Jerusalem, and ,oy in nv
people; and the voice Of weeping shall be no
more hea:d in her, nor the voice of rrv,n-
Th"r" shall be Ito NOR. thence an irfor. ~
usys. nor all old man that hath not Glled his
oayo: Tor the chilI -hali div bundled year-
Old; but the sinner beng hunds.d Years old
sAall be uccurse..
Aud they shall build houscs. ind ;nhs,s.
them; Inu they shan plant vineyards, and c,,
he fruit OF them.
Continued to page 4.