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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1911
Page
10
Prominent Philadelphia figures Mr. J B Shea of Joseph Horne Company and Mr. John Wanamaker address store associates on advertising and salesmanship. They stress accuracy in personal publicity and loyalty, with Wanamaker noting his long hours and continued plans for growth. Continued from page one.
New York Chinese at 12 Mott Street hold a fair to aid famine and plague victims in Manchuria and China. Proceeds go to Pekin authorities for distribution. Chinese children at booths and colorful costumes attract American sightseers. Chinese railroad officials in stricken areas distribute clothing and food to needy locals. A photo shows railroad men aiding the effort in a northern province.
The Atlanta theater scene will shift as the Orpheum closes next Wednesday after Three Twins. The Grand stock company will end its run and Totten moves to Schiller Players at the Lyric. Reports say the Hurt House will host next season, with Shubert Klaw and Erlanger rivals shaping the lineup and possible alliances to keep theaters lit. Robert Moran reports from Atlanta.
The Atlanta Women's Club hosts a music afternoon arranged by Mrs. Edward Worcester. The program features Misses Eda and Marguerite Bartholomew, Miss Crenshaw, Mr. Michael Bannier, Mr. Edward Werner, and Mr. Kurt Mueller with Claire McEinstry as pianist. The event highlights the club’s distinguished music committee and notable local artists.
Leave Atlanta 4 00 p m effective April 9 through electric lighted cars dining car service a la carte. An Atlanta voice recital will add charm to the program while merchants forecast a cotton crop surpassing 725000000 pounds, a record yield for the season.
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