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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1919

Page

18

Camp for Women Opens Soon in National Service School

August 11 report details a women leadership encampment in Washington for the National Service school. Free instruction will be offered to the first hundred applicants at 2606 Twentieth Street NW. The program runs September 8 to September, with khaki uniforms and a military routine, focusing on community service, reconstruction, and women’s leadership in postwar civilian activities.

En ‘Campiment National ‘Service ‘School Washington Spe National Service School Twentieth Street N. W National Capital War Department Plattsburg War Camp Community Service Woman's Naval Service DU. 3 Public Health Service Bureau of Americanization Department of the Interior Mlitary United States Marine Corps George Barnett Barnett Hugh L. Scott Scott James M. Thompson Mrn Champ Clark J. Ogden Armour Chicago George Thatcher Guernsey The Daughters of the American Revolution Miya Natalis Lincoln Elisabeth Ellicott Poe Wylla P. Wilson

Bolshevik Army Drives Into Siberia

Bolshevik forces push across Siberia as Kolchak troops retreat over 800 miles. Allied troops in Vladivostok guard the Trans Siberian route and may withdraw to join home forces. Denikin/Murmansk scenarios loom as Lenine Trotsky gains leverage. Admiral Kolchak travels to the front amid debates over abandoning Omsk.

Britain Alda Denekine Denekine Russia Denektine Omsi Elr Frocey Archangel Kurmansk Siberia Liberia United States Japan Biberia Omsk Siberian Washington Golos Rodling Asia Constantinople Baltheir Finland Finnish Gulf Baltic Sea Kolchak Ural Front Vladivostok trans-Siberian Murmansk Kia Cossacks Hae Paris Lenine Trotsky Department of State Admiral Kolchak Mer Fiment Shevik

Boy Bolshevist Confession At Scotland Yard

London August 8 further details were given by Scotland Yard detectives about the Bolshevist emissary of Norwegian nationality who, by his own confession, brought about $20,000 to finance propaganda in England. The boyish messenger acted as courier with addresses of suspected German espionage figures and names of revolutionaries, while a photograph shows a Russian Bolshevist woman linked to Lenin and Trotsky as head courier between centers in Berne Stockholm Berlin and Russia.

London ‘Times Philadelphia Public Ledger Service London Scotland Yard England Norway Bolshevist Berne Stockholm Berlin Russia Lenine Trotatv

Calhoun County Workers Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

In Anniston Alabama Sunday school workers at the thirteenth annual convention voted to place Calhoun county on a gold star standard in the state association. Officers for the year were elected in Piedmont and include Formby president Currier secretary Anderson treasurer. An executive committee led by H L Rivers and including H C Anderson C C Lusk B B Walker John Nisbet and J M Smith was chosen. District presidents named or filled include No 1 Mrs J M Smith Alexandria No 3 R M Lusk Wellington No 4 Austin Johnson Piedmont No 5 Mrs W I Rhodes Choccolace No 5 A J Barnes Anniston No 7 W M Grogan McFarl. Division superintendents cover elementary secondary adult and administrative areas with Marie Carter Luther Liles J R Thompson S A Russell named for respective roles.

Anniston Ala Calhoun County Piedmont County Association Nnual Formby B. R. Currier Jacksonsville I. C. Anderson Annniston H. L. Rivers HE. C. Anderson C. C. Lusk B.B. Walker Oxford John Nisbet Jacksonville H. P. Lice

Citizens puzzled over shooting riddle at Stone Mountain

August 11 report from Stone Mountain notes J. W. Goldsmith, a former soldier, recounts an amicable argument during which his friend fired at him with a pistol. Goldsmith avoided harm and then critiqued the shooter’s technique, claiming his own cleverness in avoiding the shots.

Stone Mountain J. W. Goldsmith Mr. Goldsmith

Woman credits Tangac remedy for relief after Europe trip

Mrs. Mary Higgins of El Paso Texas recounts long suffering from indigestion dyspiasia cramps and sleeplessness. After surgery for gall stones and failed remedies she tried Taniac four bottles and reports complete improvement including restful sleep and normal appetite. She urges others to consider the product sold by local druggists.

Mary Higgins North Ochon Street el Paso Texas Higgins Europe

All postal employes seek higher pay in Georgia claims

Washington August 11. Postal workers in Georgia press for wage raises as the joint congressional commission prepares hearings to study reclassification and readjustment of salaries. Hearings expect testimony from postmasters and employees grouped into supervisory officials, clerks, carriers, rural carriers, and other postal roles. The commission plans hearings in several postal centers in September over four to five weeks.

J. ©. Benton Washington Georgia Delegaton Posta Congressional Setember Joint Committee Postal Service New York Chi Congressional ‘Committee Georgia Paster

Hearings Arranged For Employee Groups On Salary Adjustments

The commission will arrange a few hearings for each employee group to present cases. It will select speakers promptly with Cecil A Benale eluded visit, to expedite the investigation. The commission has no authority to initiate legislation or grant immediate pay changes, and will not consider special recommendations before its final report.

Iver Ilver Thacher Riso Yu Phacher Cecil Benale

Relief for Terrifying Itching Eczema Promised by Swift Specific

The ad promotes Swift Specific Company remedies for eczema and skin ailments, claiming lasting relief by addressing the root blood issues. It cites a medical adviser to offer free personalized advice and invites readers to write to the Medical Department, Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

Swift Specific Co Swift Laboratory Atlanta, Ga

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