Train schedule fragment from Memphis to New Orleans
Fragmentary timetable notes show sleeping and day coach services between Memphis Atlanta and New Orleans with connections to Cincinnati and Tampa. Mentions limited departures and meal service en route, dates around March 19 and routes via Atlanta and Charlotte.
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Ilway
Gham
Neinnach
Rm Ram
Pra Hweatern
New York
Treaty Agionta
Alta
Charlotte
Sun
Atlanta
Tampa
Cincinnati
Memphis
Seeere Sundae
House Cor Short Lin
St Point Ie
Mont 2
New Orleans
Oringa
Orleans
The Coming of Horatio Dresser to Atlanta Lectures
A group in Atlanta discusses Horatio Dresser, a leading new thought author. Dresser arrives from Benton to deliver a three-evening course on Self-knowledge and Self-help April 16 17 18, returning end of the week. He is editor of The Higher Law and son of philosophers Jean Paul and Annetta Dresser.
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Horatio Dresser
America
Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Cat
Dresser
Atlanta
Benton
Mr. Wreaser
Mr. Dreaser
Jean Paul Dresser
Annetta Dresser
Mr. Dresser
Wellesley College
Mrs Croly Sets Forth Federation Reorganization Views
Mrs Jennie Croly writes on the General Federation reorganiz ation stressing the value of local clubs within a united system. She warns against decapitation of the center and advocates preserving ties between central and local clubs while avoiding mass small-club proliferation. Her remarks discuss federation unity, local club roles, and the public biennial purpose.
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Jennie June Croly
Clos
General Federation
Elementa Diversa
Kenrotin
Tts
the Wien
Pa. Pera
Ae Federation
Jennie C. Croly
Social Roundup of Visitors and Upcoming Weddings
Mrs W L Peel and Mrs John M Slaton entertainments noted with next week planned by Miss Elon Hillyer. Miss Lucia Abbott to spend spring months with Mr and Mrs Alex Smith on Peachtree Street. Miss Julia A Warde, council member of the L C B A, visiting Atlanta as a journalist with Chicago ties. Mrs Carrie Adler back from Lithia Springs. Miss Harriet Fumade at Norman Die. Miss Lillie Goldsmith in New York. Mr and Mrs Moreland Speer to California visit. Mrs I Sage named Georgia delegate to Colonial Dames council in Washington February 24 28. she departs soon. Mrs W B Sheldon leaves for Jacksonville Fla. News of Mrs W S Gaar illness at 161 Gordon Street. Invitations issued for Mary Eleanor Moreland to wed John Norton Malone April 18 at St Patrick’s. Mr J W Dewey of Fostoria Ohio visiting his sister Mrs Smith. Civil War veteran to stay weeks. Chancellor N Grean resigns Cumberland University post to focus on law school expansion and benefits for Lebanon Law School students.
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Capital City
Emma Moffett Tyng
Atlanta
Emma Moffet Tyne
France
McAuley Mission
New York
Tyng
Carrie Adler
Lithia Springs
Harriet Fumade
Normandie
Lillie Goldsmith
I. ¥. Sage
Georgia
Council of Colonial Dames
Washington
W.B. Sheldon
Jacksonville
Fla
Matthew Ri
Augusta
Mary Eleanor
John Norton “Malone
Wedany
St. Patrick
J. W. Dewey
Fostoria
O. F. Smith
J. R. Redgood
Dewey
Sherman
SONS OF VETERANS MEET AT CAMP JOHN B. GORDON
John B. Gordon camp of the United Sons of Confederate Veterans will hold a meeting tonight at a Chamber of Commerce venue. Officers will be elected and plans for the Louisville reunion discussed as Memorial Day parade participation is arranged. large attendance expected.
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John B. Gordon
Louisville
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Chamber of Commerce
Lontgsville
Sons of Veterans
Miller's Stationery and Office Supplies Ad
Get it at Miller's for stationery books periodicals and office supplies. John M. Miller Co at 33 Marietta Street Atlanta Ga invites customers to call 34 to begin a contract and serve long time patrons.
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John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Postmaster Smyth Warns on Insufficient Postage for Sundays Constitution
Postmaster Smythe reports hundreds of last Sunday's Constitution issues held for insufficient postage. He notes many send to distant friends with missing return addresses. Readers are urged to affix names and addresses on the wrapper and refer to the postage rates listed on the editorial page.
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Smyth
Smythe
Scrappy Fight in City Negro Church Stuns Parishioners
Two African American youths sparked a church disturbance yesterday afternoon at Fort Street and Auburn Avenue. They fought inside the Negro church during prayers, wounding deacons had to separate them, one wielding a knife. Police took them into custody. they will face Recorder Broyles as matinee execution follows.
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Dornet Fort Street
Auburn Avenue
Garner
Arthur Harrison
Henry Murray
Arthur
The
Constitution
Henry
Gamer
Broyles
Summer at the Coast At The Atlantic Hotel Moorhead City N C
The Atlantic Hotel Moorhead City North Carolina promotes itself as the ideal coast resort “The Angler s Paradise” with fishing sailing surf and sound bathing. Open June 1 to October 1 engagements now booking correspondence solicited Sco ville Bros managers of The Aragon Hotel Atlanta Ga until May 15 thereafter as above.
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Carolinas
Atlantic Hotel
Moorhead City
N. C
Scoville Bros
Aragon Hotel
Atlanta
Crawford released after diamond pin investigation
Will Crawford was released by Officer Tippen after an investigation into a missing diamond pin from A. C. Weisiger of Richmond. No evidence linked Crawford to the theft, and he was freed for want of prosecution. Weisiger reported Crawford was with him the night of the loss, but the police exonerated the young man.
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Tippen
Willy Crawford
A. C. Weistger
Richmond
Crawford
Weisiger
Annual Convention Travel Rates Offered by Central of Georgia
The Travelers Protective Association of Georgia advertises low round trip rates via Central of Georgia Railway for the annual convention. Tickets depart April 15 and 13 with final return by April 24, available to members and through any Georgia agent or office.
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Travelers Protective Association OF Georgia
Central of Georgia Railway
Gla
of Georgia Railway
Aaeet
Walk Street
Atlanta
Moonlight myths debunked by forecaster in frost warning
Forecaster Marbury dismisses belief in moon influence on weather as moonshine. He warns of potential frost tonight as heavy rainfall shifts across Texas and the Ohio valley, with much cooler conditions expected. Local memories of Easter freezes are recalled, noting historical frost risks despite mild springs.
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Prudential Building
Constitution
Marbury
Cleveland Abbe
Sage
Government Service
Texas
Nashville
Nor Re Iere
Bui- Talo
Ohio Valley
Mr. Parsons
Paul Romare
South Carolina
Romare
Fulton
Atlanta National
Tolsone to stage four nights at Columbia theater
The Tolsone will perform four nights next week at the Columbia theater opening Monday with The Black Plug. Each 30 cent ticket holder may bring a lady free. Tickets go on sale Saturday morning at Miller's. The Rome Tribune Boys praised the company for strong dramatic scenes and a top notch performance. The engagement offers a Wednesday matinee and a Thursday night show. DeWolf Hopper heads to the Grand in The Charlatan, fresh from a successful London run. Hopper’s gift for comedy and song is noted, with debate on his operatic potential.
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Heke
Tolsone
Columbia
Phillips
Miller’s
Rome ‘Tribune
Rome
DeWolf Hopper
the Grand
Charlatan
Sousa
Klein
England
Hopper
Amy Taste
Theodore Thomas
Traveler Lectures by Col C H French on India and Cuba
Colonel C. H. French a noted traveler and lecturer appears at the YMCA auditorium this afternoon at 2:39 and 4 o clock with stereopileon views of India and other orient scenes and Cuba. His illustrated lectures have been favorably commented on in England and the United States and he will lecture daily at the YMCA for some time.
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C. H. French
India
Cuba
Young Men's Christian Association
Orient
French
England
United States
Colonel French
Death of J W Oldknow manager of Surprise store
Joseph W. Oldknow, 38, English native and longtime manager of J Hegenstein Co. Surprise store, died at his home 139 Cherokee avenue around 4 am after months of illness. He left wife Anna Varnadee and two young boys. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Suprise
Joseph W. Oldknow
J. Hegenstein & Co
Cherokee Avenue
Mr. Oldknow
England
Atlanta
Anna Varnadee
Jeaves
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Savannah
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Lege
Prit
Northern
Marlette
Womar
Amd and Society
Atlanta Woman's Club
Floring Richardson
Symphony Cid
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Y.M.C. A
W. F. Robison
Marion
Alt
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Mittle Martin
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Grant
Francis Block
Marrig Brandon
John M. Slaton
Julian Field
Gainegylile
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P. J. A. Cleary
Dr. Cleary, Jr
Miss Brabson
M. L. Littleton
Alhambra
Caroline Lewis Gordon
Jennie Lt. Byers
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAVIS
Freeman
Robert J. Lowry
Grady Hospital
W. L. Peel
Elon Hillyer
W. H. Kiser
Lucia Abbott
Alex Smith
Peachtree Street
Julia A. Warde
Chicago
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Gordon Street
N. Grean
Cumberland University
Law
Lebanon Law School
Nathan
oSee Sons OF Veterans
Highland Heath
Holy Rood
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Ajady Frea
Miller's
J. J. Sheeran
Imperial Theater
M.C. A
J. W. Oldknow
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State Senate
Clark Howell
House of Representatives
Tern
Murhis Gutandon
House of
Fulton County
M. Blaton
Amos Fox
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M. O. Blount
Dan Perkersen
AL Wo Holl
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Sir Holland
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Turmac
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Atsh Ward
Glass
Democratic Executive Committee
W. & Hulsey
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Wilkingon
City Criminal Court
Wal Court of
A.B. Calhoen
Solicitor Criminal Court
Criminal Court of
Jenn Corrigan
Gene R. Black
M- Tame
Mr. Black
Alex W. Stephens
Criminal Court of Atlanta
Hubert L. Culberson
C. H. Sheffield & CO
Austell
Trackle
Equitable
RT. Dorsey
P. HO Brewster
Albert Howell, Jr
Dorsey
Brewster & Howell
Dut
Law Budying
Pryor
Hunter Streets
Atlante
Peter Lynch
Whitehall St
W. Mitchelst
Buckingham Hotel
St. Ave
50Th St
Charles L. Wetherbee
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