College Trustees Meet As Hammond Memorial Placed
The Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons held its annual trustees meeting yesterday at Judge Van Epps office. Judge Hammond honored with a memorial portrait to be hung in the college. Dean Kendrick reported 370 students and strong bond activity. graduates listed in medical, pharmaceutical, and dental departments.
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Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons
Howard van Epps
N. J. Hammond
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Louis H. Jones
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R. D Spalding
Judge Hammond
Atlanta
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Br. Kendrick Wage
Charles Currier
Southern Medical College
T. B. Westmoreland
W. 8. Kendrick
Dean
A. W. Calhoun
R. D. Spalding
W. P. Nicolson
Louis H Jones
W. S. Elin
Joseph Jefferson Given Ovation By Atlantians
Sidney Ormond reports a large Atlanta audience applauded Joseph Jefferson in Rip Van Winkle and Cricket on the Hearth and Lend Me Five Shillings. The veteran actor, praised for warmth and skill, addressed the crowd with humor and thanks, noting decades of regular visits.
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Youth Desperate Ends Attempt Near Hokes Bluff
Bert Taylor eighteen at Hokes Bluff Alabama attempted suicide after unrequited love. He went to the young lady’s residence and shot himself through the left breast just above the heart. He is expected to recover.
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Rentfrow's Pathfinders Open Week With Strong Show
GOOD SHOW AT THE COLUMBIA Rentfrow's Jolly Pathfinders opened a week's engagement last night to a large and well pleased audience. The company delivers vim and precision with a strong plot in The Devil's Gold Mine and strong performances from Will Peters Fred Herzog E A Phelps Grace Rentfrow and Miss Cregan. A matinee and evening show will present The Three Musketeers with new costumes and elaborate scenery promising large business.
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WANTS USE OF THE LAND BY PRINTERS SUPPLY CO
Dodson Printers Supply petitions in superior court for injunction to keep Hagen and Proctor from removing a strip of land measuring 20 by 90 feet behind its South Forsyth street premises. Judge Lumpkin issued a temporary restraining order and set cause for next morning. The supply firm says it leases its quarters and stores machinery and fuel on the disputed land and has not been challenged before. Observatory planned in Macon to establish a magnetic observatory for a few days with headquarters in Central City Park. an officer in charge will arrive this week.
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Graduating Class to Receive Diplomas at Grand Opera House
Seventy six members of the J Avianta College of Physiciana and Sur. Seons will graduate this year with seventy one in medicine and five in pharmacy. Diplomas will be conferred in Latin by Judge Howard Van Epps, with Dr. C E Dowman delivering the annual oration and E W Martin awarding medals to prize winners. The commencement is at 8 p.m. tonight at the Grand Opera House.
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Public Debate At Dahlonega By Decora Palaestra Society
The Decora Palaestra Literary Society held a public debate in the college chapel on April 2. The topic was whether dead languages should be abolished from literary institutions. The program opened with prayer by Professor Wilbur Colvin. Monroe of Haralson county spoke, followed by Horton of Gwinnett on the supremacy of thought. Palmer and Rosebee of Pickens supported the affirmative, while Martin of Houston and Stamey of Habersham offered strong defense. President C L Harris ruled in favor of the affirmative. Separately, Baptist and Methodist Sunday schools in Dahlonega plan a townwide census to identify children and denominational preference to encourage Sunday school attendance. Eight sections will be surveyed to locate children not regularly attending. The effort aims to connect willing children with a Sunday school of their choice.
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Grain-O Advertising and State Treasurer Lawsuit
TRY GRAIN B TRY GRAIN O advertise this grain based drink as a coffee substitute. The notice claims it imitates mocha in color and taste and can be consumed safely by children. In Raleigh on April 2 special report says State Treasurer Worth traveled to Bufort county to face a $5040 damages suit for slander from Garner, a former official involved in county officers' fees and oyster ground surveys.
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Willett to Speak at Jefferson Birthday Dinner in Brooklyn
Anniston Ala April 2 Special Hon J J Willett of this city has accepted an invitation to address a Jefferson birthday dinner to be held by Brooklyn democrats on the 12th. The event marks an opening gun of a campaign by eastern democrats against the nomination of W H Bryan for the presidency and in favor of Judge Augustus Van Wyck of Brooklyn.
The Passing Throng Exposes Chicago Cultural Clashes
A Chicago observer derides a local ethical culture club and its ornate talk of wealth and modern life, contrasting the city’s fads with Boston’s passé view. He recalls a recent meeting with an eastern millionaire speaker and the crowd’s eagerness for trends and cash.
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Will Make It a Free Library in Savannah GA
Major Herman Myers urged the Georgia Historical Society to boost public usefulness in Savannah. The plan would require a city subscription by at least 16 citizens and make the library free to all residents. The Board of Trustees is considering the proposal with favorable views from prominent members.
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