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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1912

Page

3

Nursery program dazzles with large audience and lively performances

An enthusiastic crowd attended a Thursday matinee and evening show featuring grade school pupils and sixth graders. The program included "The Cat Visits the Queen in London" and "Oh That Navajo Keg" numbers, tambourine drill, and multiple dramatic roles such as The Goddess of Beauty and Dr Cure-All, with many named participants from several classes.

Ax” Bess Teese At & Mead Marshall Kay Fita Jarret Emory Jordan Loulé Race Ther ‘Iin Virginia Hewitt Mollie Green Fannie Freedman Beatrice Lawhorn Cachi’ Alien Lois van Mary Burt McClendon Edithe Reeves Omenia Atwood Louise Schelpert Ruth Summera Jennis Bromberg Braxton Reese Huth Matthews Nellie C. Wing Rose Boroschoff Rosa Gold Marya A. Alen Chel Iman Bells Jennie Aroun Tabe Ivey Herp Ning Beatrics Grace Skipper Hubert ‘Race Claudine ‘Upshaw Loy Balle Calloway Merrii Wilson Thrall Wednder Wots Goddess of Beauty Gladys Thrower Dawn Domethy Brigga Marguerite Dunn Stell Norria Doris Starnes Louise Bailey Sarah Feldman Sarah Isecof Jennis Smuiliqn Mamie Mendatean Eda Cook Louis Race Rose Hollertein Bernice Bradshaw May Green Jessie Wills Henley Rosebud Thompson Willie May Carter Fairy Parham Mamie Sue Henderson Tillie May Green Sarah Isecoff Roberta Butcher Rosa Ediestein Suale Arnold Dorothy Briggs Jassie Donald Ruth Norris Ee Bailey Lottis Chambers Lucile Sehran Jennie M. Wing Ina Painter Edna Vandegriff Hasie Lee McDonald Besale Rabkin Mary Hardaway Annie Borocher Thomas Lynch Addie Parham Edna Bass Etta Smolensky Eve Grigalite Mike Teltlebau

Underwood Club Formed at Southern Business University

An enthusiastic Underwood club was formed at the Southern Business University yesterday among the student body. A majority of the students are voters and have pledged active support for Bir Underwood. The officers elected: Carroll McDaniel president, T. D. Turner vice president, Fred Abercrombie secretary. Resolutions endorsed Mr. Underwood and his congressional record. The group will start work immediately and extend efforts beyond the school, with attendees from across the state and neighboring states.

Underwood Southern Business University Bir. Underwood Carroll McDaniel Greenville S.C T. D. Turner Alabama Fred Abercrombie Douglasville Congress

Wilson Man Sought in Randolph County Votes

In Randolph county reports say Wilson supporters are scarce with Benevolence editor W A Perryman noting no Wilson man found in Underwood territory. Similar messages from Hon John Bostwick of Morgan county and others indicate few Wilson adherents across the state, with ten or twelve such reports received at Underwood headquarters recently.

Randolph W. A. Perryman Underwood Wilson John Bostwick Bostwick Morgan County

Rome Drugstore Suicide of Noted Rome Druggist

Albert Sidney Gresham a prominent young Rome druggist killed himself with morphine at 10 30 this morning in his store. A Social Circle native he had been tied to several pharmacies and local social life. Financial troubles and recent nervous- disorder consultations cited as factors. Will of service to be held this afternoon at 3 conducted by Dr. Trudiste of St Peters.

Mason Social Ciirele Pasae Atigata Trudiste St. Peters

Alabama Names Choice Today At State Convention

Montgomery April 2 The Underwood forces control the democratic state convention to be held tomorrow to select eighteen district delegates and six at large delegates. Indications are they will block any second choice and instruct delegates to vote for Underwood first last and all the time. The platform will emphasize national issues and tariff stance. The state executive committee met and canvassed primary returns, noting local contests. The convention opens at noon with Representative Henry D. Clayton as temporary chairman and H S Mallory of Selma as permanent chairman.

Montgomery Ala Underwood Tny Henry D. Clayton H. 8. D. Mallory Selma

Gore Fights Monopoly Over Patents In New Bill

Washington April 16 Senator Gore of Oklahoma introduced a bill to curb patent monopolies and unjust restrictions, aiming to relax the grip of unwarranted patent monopolies after Chief Justice White cited dangers from the supreme court patent monopoly decision. The measure follows several similar moves and seeks to outlaw certain restrictive contracts.

Oatt Gore Washington Sensator Gore Oklahoma White Supreme Court Gore Jena Tor Goré

Roosevelt Wing Money Drive Faces Georgia Delegation Clash

In Atlanta Roosevelt supporters pressed a money use case against Taft delegates with affidavits from local Republicans. McHarg held talks with Georgia Roosevelt backers, sent a report to Washington alleging unfair tactics, and warned of a new deal in Georgia and other Southern states. Delegates Johnson and Davis may be seated. potential Black replacement noted.

Roosevelt National Nu Party Hag Rgin Taft Atlanta Georgia Esident Joseph Tilson Henry Rucker Internal Revenue Brin 2On Professor Alien McHarg Washington Henry Lincoln Johnson Ben Davis Chicago Arthur Huntington Gleason Collier West Head Dixon Johnson Festmaster McKee Donnell Civil Service Department of Justice Jesse C. Adkings Adking Piedmont Adkins Henry Jackson Ad- Kina Jackson Nly McHars Virginia

White Mountain Refrigerators Advertises Duplex Model

White Mountain Refrigerators boast over one million homes and claim the best value. Ads highlight white oak construction, dead air walls, mineral wool insulation, and the Duplex ice grate for doubled economy and sanitation. Prices range from 7.50 to 75.00 with divided payments and catalogue requests.

Doctor narrowly escapes Titanic maiden voyage fate

Dr J S Jenkins of Seignees Ga narrowly avoided boarding the Titanic on its maiden voyage. He was booked by J Miller & Co of Atlanta to sail the Titanic on February 21 aboard the Olympic but hurriedly left for home and returned on the Baltic arriving April 4, saving him from the disaster.

J. S. Jenking Seinge Ees Ga Miller & Co Atlanta White Star Line Dr. Jenkins New York

Dangers of Fat and Body Changes Warned

A garbled excerpt warns that fatty fleppaits and disrupted kidney function can lead to serious trouble. It notes gradual organ changes and urges caution against risks like Brig discant and Rheu tigm, though the text is unclear and incomplete.

Georgia News Briefs From McDonough and Waycross

In McDonough on April 16 the Henry County Superior Court opened with Judge Daniel presiding, aims to finish swiftly so farmers can return to work, while the criminal docket starts Monday. In the same era, Waycross reports Woodrow Wilson hiring a special train for June in Florida and Judge Parker planning a Memorial Day address, plus local primary race activity and a city court session in Perry addressing a毒misdemeanor case.

Henry Court McBonough Henry Superior Court Daniel Whson Waycross Fiorda Woodrow Ison Pycross Nursday Georgia Phoenix Hotel Perry Court Perry C. Brunson H. Brown Mie Lee Ayler Wrand Go Tha Wes Parker T. A. Parker The Waycross Cireuit Daughters of the Confederacy

Conspiracy Alleged Against Rev Norris Trial Notes

The Fort Worth perjury trial of Rev. J Frank Norris features defense attempts to link anonymous letters to a general conspiracy against the minister. judges deem the letters inadmissible as witnesses discuss handwriting and prior conversations with a gran jury foreman. The case includes remarks by Judge Mona and testimony from J W Spencer about a bank president deacon.

Fort Worth Texas J. Frank Norris Nogria Sim Mona Norris Io J. W. Spencer Figat’ Baptist Church Gran Jury Clarence Qustey

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