Christmas Luncheon For Women Voters At Athens Club
The Athens Women Voters will hold a Christmas luncheon next Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Womans Club with Mrs Janet Greve of New York as guest speaker. Greve, a noted suffrage writer and political advocate, will address open possibilities for women voters and the national impact of suffrage. Reservations are urged by Saturday. price 50 cents.
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Women Voters
New Jersey
Greve
National Organien m
Ans
Athens League
Parker
John Morris
Ward party honors Miss Lipscomb at Peachtree Street home
Unique party in memory of Summer Miss Mary Lipscomb honored by Rutherford and Rutherford Lipscomb at their Peachtree Street residence. Guests included campers from Lakemont and Camp Rabun circle. decorations reflect North Georgia woods with a central lake display and camp motifs. Also notes on Mrs Garrigie hosting a Christmas children's party and various weekend visitations across Atlanta families.
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Paul Crane
Richmond
Elizabeth Rowland
Columbia College
C. A. Rowand
Beach Haven
Mathews
Majory Mathews
Cuba
Mary
Lipscomb
Rete
Rutherford Lipscomb
Peachtree Street
Lakemont
Tappawingo Lodge
Rutherford Ellis
Edward van Winkle
William Morrow
Rabun
Atlanta
North Georgia
Ermen
Camp Rabun
Holiday dances at East Lake on Lexington Road
The first dance of the holiday season at East Lake on Lexington Road featured music and a new floor. Organizers hosted the event Thursday evening, inviting residents to enjoy dancing and socializing in the updated venue.
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First Presbyterian Sunday School
Hirst Presbyterian Sunday School
fBbe
Gil
Seney
Pete
Lexington Road
Submarine Arms Talks Reach France and U.S. in Paris
Paris dispatch reports France insisting submarine demands are vital to security while indicating willingness to negotiate with the United States. A special World War era meeting in Washington is noted as progress toward a final agreement on submarine craft and naval ratios.
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Paris
Aventea
Briandhas Bent Kador
Jusserat Hiremhing
France
Sowe
United States
Nations debate limits on submarines amid naval talks
Four powers oppose abolishing submarines while Britain pushes for a ban and seeks an open conference. Briand consults the French cabinet as progress on tonnage limits delays a deal on auxiliary craft for France and allies.
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France
Briand
Italy
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Theyindi
Dlicnatchas
M. Briand
Washington
Ffi
Recess of Dail Spurs Hope for Treaty Passage
Dublin and London press voice cautious optimism as lawmakers take a summer recess, suggesting the current pause may aid discussion and pave the way for future treaty approval. Key figures cited include government ministers and opposition leaders, with indications of renewed momentum upon resumption.
Dail Eireann Adjourns Treaty Debate Until January
The Dail Eireann adjourned further debate on the Irish peace treaty until January 3, a move seen as aiding ratification prospects. No speeches on the treaty will be made during the adjournment, while various Irish agricultural and business groups plan resolutions in support. Richard Mulcahy’s forthcoming speech to the Dail is viewed as pivotal in backing ratification.
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London
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Dail
Ireland
Dublin
Richard Mulcahy
Trind Republican Army
Adjourment Aids Treaty Says Standard
The article discusses political dynamics around the treaty and the impact of adjournment on Sinn Fein and Republican leadership. It notes support from Michael Collins and J. J. McKeown, critiques Valera's prestige, and questions in England about adjournment effects on the party’s standing and potential army support amid British troop presence.
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Michael Collins
J. J. McKeown
E Valera
De‘alera
England
Sinn Feinets
Am'y
Dail
Editorials Weigh Delayed Vote on Anglo Irish Treaty
The Evening Standard suggests delay benefits treaty supporters and aids ratificationists. Pall Mall Gazette and Globe note De Valera opposed adjournment and imply the 77 to 44 vote index reflects mounting pressure and winter winds.
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Winder
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Eatonton
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Esmilaz
Candren
Winifred Orras
Audley Morton
Hill
Anne Ryther
Agnes
Dorothy Jaraizan
Katherine du Bose
Ruth Brown
Klor ‘Woods
Susan Goutchins
Virginia Dobbs
Neil Johnson
Marie Scott
Brownies
John- Fo ‘Winston
Robbie Pond
Eugene Scott
Hugh Gordon
Prince Gordon
Annie Laurie Hill
Florence Arnold Annette
Alice Arnold
Mary Pond
Mary Winston
Dorothy Dudley
Elizabeth Orr
Elizabeth Goetchins
Constance Scott
Sarah Hill Mary
Harriet Hodggon
Margaret Slaymaker
Thorn
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Enoch Morgan's Sons CO
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Oconee Street
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Clayton Street
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C. A. W Garrible
C. A. JR
C. A. McGarrigie
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Millédge ‘Avenue
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Rosa D. Hall
Harry Towns
Comnella
John F BR. White
Misa Nancy O
Alice. Towns
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James Dootson
Leonard Dootson
Chattarlooga
East Lake
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Prince Ave
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Holman Building
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