Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 19

18. MYSTERIOUS DOG RESCUED FROM MONUMENT MOUNTAIN eial Dllpntrh to fne Star. ATLANTA, Ga., September 7.—The wondertul monument to the confed- eracy being cre- ated by Gutzon Borglum. to cover the face of Stone mountain. rising | in the midst of a | flat plain fAfteen miles from Atlan- a mascot. ten. runt- size, mibbling at bohes at the very foot of the great granite pile, this | Animal—a dogofno pedigree —watches the work go on.| But no one can get him to climb toward the to the mountain. And today the res was divulged —a reason that, all, appeals to those who have heard it The monument. which is to be big- ger than the pyra designed. in fact. to be the mightiest memorial in the 'world’s history. was forgo while workmen dangled .by ropes from posts of extreme danger, labored nearly an entire day to rescue the dox | —some call him cu*, but numbered in this category are none of the men who have witnessed his of grati- tude—from where he crouched. a quaking mite of fear perched on a ledge half-way down the sheer | mountain side. Presence a Myatery. | How the dog got there no one has been able even to gu; The granite | pile rises almost straight up and| measures 675 feet from top to bot- tom. In circumference it covers 563 acres and contains 7 9 c feet of granite, the enginee 5 Furthermore. it is not a n stones. but one single, solid, ful rock sticking up from the earth.| as queer a formation as the world can present. STEAMSHIP RATES TO BE CUT ON SMALLER LINERS From the New York Times. | There will be no reduction in the second s and steerage rates from New York to European ports. but| - there will be a cut of about per | cent made in the first class fares on the older and smaller steamships like | the Kroonland and Finland of the | Red Star line and the Noordam and Ryndam of the Holland-America | lines. The winter rate of $205 minimum first class on the White Star liners Baltic, Celtic, Cedric and Adriatic to Liverpool and the Cunarders, Car- mania and Caronia has gone intc effect What is called the “one-cal class of steamships—that t which ¢ carry second and third assengers, Are increasing ¥ in popularity with Amer- jcans of moderate means who wish to | travel abroad and do not like the idea | of having people possessing more of the world's goods than hemselves | looking down upon them. The new | one-cabin steamships for the Atlantic trade have rooms with private baths, | nurseries fitted with all kinds of tovs for the children and gymnasiums for the men with veranda cafes on deck. One of the veteran steamship man- agers, who has had over thirty vears'| experience in the trade, said ‘that he | expected to see all the slow v converted into_one-cabin_ships, an three classes, first, second and third class pa carried on the fast express | The Canadian Pacific railway has seen the success of its one-cabin service between Montreal. Quebec and Liverpool and has ordered five | steamships, oil burners of 16,400 gross tonnage, to be built and equip. | ped with all the latest improvements | Holland-America Line. the 20.000-ton § The ledge on which tha dog was discovered is 300 feet from the to] Hiad the mongrel dropped he would have been killed. To have climbed down the side of the, mountain would, it «eems, have reqtired the sticky feet of a fly. It would appear that the only creature that could reach this ledge In safety would be one of the buzzards that circle about the top or come one lowered by a rope. I about at the paint e of Gen. Rob- rmy of north- arved. When ert E. Lee, leading h ern Virginta, will be the memorial is completed a great army of men will be shown marching across the face of the mountain. The figure of Gen. Lee will be thirty feet high, while, strung along ‘behind him, will be “Stonewall” Jackson and the "other Confederate leaders, sur- rounded by figures representing all branches of the military service. The dog was discovered by work- | ers who were arranging to erect cer-; tain scaffolding. Ropes were brought and after considerable personal risk a man was lowered to the ledge. The sharp jagged pleces of t rock and the was compelled to utllize his| s and feet, elbows and Knees to the trip in safety. .The work auling him back was equally as idable a task. First. however. he wrapped the dog in a blanket and sent him aloft. After being fed and warmed the canine was taken to the foot of the mountain, and now is the official mascot of the memorial workers. threatened to cut the rope, man The monument was planned just befora beginning of the world war an start had been made. So tha ctual chiseling of the fig- ures were initiated. But the develop- rients of the war compelled a halt. Today. Borglum is back on the job and hopes this time to pursue hig great work to a finlsh. And he, and all “his assistants, rather incline to the belief that thé flea-bitten nonde- seript dog will be a real mascot bringing all hands the best of luck. (Copyright, 1922.) for the safety and comfort of its patrons. Some of the new vessels which will be added to the New York-Atlantic service before the spring of 1923 are two new 17.000-ton liners for the Dugras for the French line, two 22.000-ton_liners for the North-Ger- man-Lloyd. and two for the Ham- merican Line, a 22,000-ton liner he Italian lines, two liners of 20,000 gross tons, each carrying first- class passengers only. for the Atlantic Transport Line, from New York to London: the 25.000-ton triple screw liner Belgenland for the Red Star Line. and others for the Cunard lines service, from New York to the Medi- terranean and the Boston to Liverpool nd Montreal to Liverpool services. Some idea of what it costs to operate | a big Atlantic liner for the round trip from Southampton to New York and back. via Cherbourg, may be had from a voyage of the White Star liner Olympic iast summer. The ship was full in all three classes and her earnings amounted to £158.000. After all expenses had been psid there re- ma ed the sum of £13.000 to be d to the profit accours which s to make up for all the lean voy- ages during the vear. The cost of the oil fuel alone for the new 56,000~ ton liner Majestic is $10,000 a day. PAINTING The way you like it done. Let Us Give You a Free Estimate. R. K. Ferguson, 3 1114 9th 8t Phones Main 2490-2491. A Winter Lead PAINT now and protect your property against winter Armorshield Paints wet and sleety winds. s stand off the Storm King with the resistance only a lead and zinc paint can offer. is an armor shield to your property. Armorshield House Paint, $3.50 Gal. MADE IN WASHINGTON PMORSHIELD DAINT CORPORA TION 1317 New York Avenue Main 2844 House Paintx Wall Crowds have besieged ou opening of the sale. And no wonder, when by pay: a real $3450 Diamond Ring $.10 1st_Payment .20, 2nd Week . It has proven the big magnet. Watch and wear while you pay. Select Our Special $34.50 Diamond Ring, Man’s G. 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The body re- mained unidertified at the morgue for a week. On August 9 a nephew of Groves read the description of the dead man in newspapers and thought it coin- clded with that of his uncle, whom he had not seen for a number of years. The police say it was on the strength of this man's visit to the morgue that the body was declared to be that of Edward Grov Mr Groves' rother at Sharpsburg, Md.. had the body sent to Keadysville and buried. A few days ago a woman friend of the Groves family happened to be in St. Elizabeth's Hospital on another mission and saw the man who was belleved dead. Her discovery, was re- porged to the family. The police say they. have definitely eatablished the act that Groves is a patlent at the focat Rospitar » Admitted in July. 7 The records of the sanitary officer of the police department shows that the patient at St. Elizabeth's was sent there in July under the name of Stanley E. Groves. The police had made a photograph of the dead man, and they are send- ing it broadcast today In an effort to identity him. Here is a description of the man whose resemblance to y 5 feet 11 light complexion, mixed inches . tall, gray hair, gray suit, light brown fe- ora hat, white shirt, blue tie, upper false teeth, bamboo cane. lothes bore the tailor mark Co., Rochester, N. . Laun- dry mark, T-4. In ets were slips of paper contalning a number of names and addresses parts of the country, which the police again will_use in an effort to dis- cover the man's identity. THURSDAY, ~The Ideals Are High at The Swavely School There is an environment here that brings out of our boys the best that is in them. 'The incentive for application is strong—and the ambition to succeed is quickly kindled by the personal interest which is taken in each student’s de- velopment. We teach individuals, not classes, a system which is notable for the advancement that is'made. 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