Georgia to Honor Heroes Who Made Great Sacrifice Memorial Service
Official memorial services of the state of Georgia for sons who died in the great war will be held at the auditorium next Friday at 3 PM. Bishop Warren A. Candler will deliver the address. a formal joint session of the general assembly will be held on the stage with the speaker and senate president presiding. All wounded soldiers, veterans, and families are invited to attend.
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Senate
Georgia
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Atlante
General Assembly
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D. F. McClatchey
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Candler
Igre
France
Atlanta
Labor unrest spreads across Japan with strikes
Tokyo August 2. Labor unrest spreads as living costs rise with rice and wheat. Strikes occur in Tokyo Yokohama Osaka and Nagoya with women taking part. Newspapers attack the government for failing to regulate essentials.
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Tokyo
First Chinese Woman to Have Equal Rights In Southern Methodist Council
Miss Virginia Atkinson, long active in China missions since 1884, visits Atlanta with Mrs. Z. N. Talang, the first Chinese woman to share equal rights in the Southern Methodist Woman's Council. They toured Alabama, Memphis, and speak on missions. Atkinson criticizes Wilson over Shantung. notes Christian advances in China and plans for self support within five years.
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Atlanta
Southern Methodist Woman’ S Council
Virginia Atkinson
China
W. N. Randall
Penn Avenue
Mra. Z. N. Talang
Southern Methodist Woman's Council
Tsiang
Vance
Sao Choo
Allinson
Nanking
The Rise of One Act Plays in American Theater
The piece surveys the impact of one act plays as serious dramatic form in American schools and theaters. It praises Abbey Dublin productions and lists American contributors and anthologies from Provincetown Washington Square Wisconsin and Harvard Dramatic Club. It notes scholars and practitioners shaping dramatic technique and the appeal of compact dramas for eager audiences.
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Nan Diogenes
Abbey
Theater of
Dublin
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John Millington Synge
Bard Dunsany
Goda
Provincetown
Washington Square
Wisconsin
Stuart Walker
Portmentenu
Samuel A. Blot, Jr
Little Theater
George P. Baker
Harvard Dramatic Club
Baker
Percy Mackeye
Howard Sheldon
Josephine Preston Peabody
Winthrop Ames
New Theater
Little Theater of
New York
B. Roland Lewis
England
Pierre Patelin
Gilbert Cannan
Prunella
Maude Adams
James Matthew Barrie
Barrie
Teenagar
Pais Ruealan
Antaur
Dramatic Vignettes From the Jove Adventures
A fragmentary note quotes Horace B. Samuel on seven vignettes tied by scenes from the same idle world. He praises the racy dialogue, subtle malice in characterization, and the verve and irony of the comedies titled Anatole.
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Horace B. Samuel
Anatole
Nixon Charged With Morphine Theft at Camp Haven dell
Augusta Ga August 2 After a hearing before United States Commissioner Skinner yesterday R L Nixon was held in 1500 bond to answer to the charge of having stolen morphine and other drugs from the base hospital at Camp Haven dell Nixon denies guilt and says the thefts were by a soldier The base hospital was entered recently and a large quantity of drugs were taken therefrom
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Augusta
United States
Skinner
R. L. Nixon
Camp Havendl
Nixon
Deaf Mutes Wed Across Sign Language in Cave Spring
Miss Halle Smith of Cave Spring married Mr. Frank Skelton of Atlanta in a home ceremony interpreted in sign language by Professor W. O. Connor. Both were deaf mutes and students at the local school for the deaf. After lunch the couple departed for Atlanta.
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Cave Spring
Halle Smith
Frank Skelton
Atlanta
Hardy
W. 0. Connor
School For the Deaf
Davis Seeks Seventh Ward Council Seat in White Primary
W C Davis announces candidacy to succeed J N Landers as Seventh Ward councilman in Atlanta. He pledges to serve ward needs, work with city departments, and use influence responsibly, urging voters to support him in the white primary on September 3.
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Atlanta
Seventh Ward
J. N. Landers
Ln W. C, Davis
Naval air station in Brunswick faces abandonment
Brunswick Ga August reports Secretary A M Smith returns from Washington after seeking specifics on the Brunswick naval air station. Officials say there is no appropriation to maintain the facility or a squad, so the station will likely be abandoned for now with only a few men remaining briefly.
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Brunswick
A. M. Smith
Brunswick Board of Trade
Washington
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