Social items from Atlanta society column include departures and visits
Miss Jane Walker sails to Long Beach after three months with friends. W Gentry and I Epps Brown return from New York. David C Black to occupy North Park apartment near Piedmont Park. Mary Brown to return from Wellesley on the 18th for holidays. Mrs Ringl and Fisher Kupstrick to join her in New York for holidays. Mr and Mrs J G Oglesby's daughter to visit. Mrs E T Donnelly and Miss Bewick with Harry Bewick heading to Fort Valley. Mr and Mrs Carrol Latimer to spend Christmas in Belton. Gordon Street study class to meet. Isabel Thomas spent Sunday in Latranar. Mrs Adams of Louisville visiting sister Mrs Witherspoon. Wes Thomas Hyley of New York mourns postponed Atlanta visit. plans trip to France for holidays with Gatins in Paris. Mr and Mrs Joseph Winship return from Panama wedding trip, at home in Blackstone apartments. Mrs Joseph Hirsch returns from Pacific coast, at Myrtl Street. Helen McClain of Greenfield to visit. Minnie Cartladge convalescent at Grady Hospital. Mrs Costron of Luverne improving at Piedmont Sanitarium. Charles Banks and wife in Florida for two weeks.
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Mary Brown
Wellesley
Ringl
Fisher Kupstrick
New York
J G Oglesby
E T Donnelly
Miss Bewick
Mr Harry Bewick
Georgian Terrace
Fort Sult
Minnie Cartladge
Grady Hospital
Joseph Costron
Luverne
Ala
Piedmont
Mea
Charles Banks
Florida
Caele Remus Memorial Association Meets at Carnegie Library
The Caele Remus Memorial Association holds a regular meeting this morning at 10:30 in the committee room of Carnegie Library. All interested are invited to attend.
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Caele Remus Memorial Association
Carnegie Mbrary al
Recall of Mayor to be Considered
The Recall Campaign Committee presents petitions for the recall of James U. Woodward, a city official, with over a quarter of registered voters signed. They aim to file other recalls and request an adjourned council session and a special vote on December 26, 1915, to settle the matter before the new year.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Thia
City
Atlanta
Jamex
U “Woodward
Cecail
Heather
Miln
Scheta Ae
Woodward
Dong Oon
Ana
General Council
Lnan
Flere
Louisiana Decision In Favor of Jitneys Will Aid Enterprise
Louisiana supreme court ruling favorable to jitneys sparks optimism for the industry. Leonard J Grossman president of the Jitney Bus Association predicts a new day as Georgia and other states respond to the decision. Attendees include John F Pate M E Pitman and others who spoke on injunction participation and future protections. Additional drivers to qualify at Monday night meeting.
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Leonard J .Grossman
Trust Company of Georgia
Supreme Court
Grossman
Louisiana Supreme Court
Jltney
Uriet
Supreme Court of Georgia
Thomas B Felder
Birth of a Nation thrills Atlanta audience at the Atlanta theater
The Birth of a Nation opened last night in Atlanta to one of the largest crowds, with ecstatic applause and standing cries. The review praises Griffith's cinematic range from Homeric glory to Civil War ruin, noting the striking battle scenes and a powerful score, while warning it may provoke debate on its treatment of Reconstruction and race relations.
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Ned McIntonk
Greece
Basher
David W Griffifth
Homer
Griffith
Griffiths
Atlanta
Dixon
Fords Theater
Lincoln
Washington
Orchhestra
Nea
Hugo
States
Big Fire Destroys Sherman Property Amid Warnings
A Canton fire destroyed Sherman property early Monday, with similar warnings sent to neighbor Mr Stringer and others. A note threatening violence if enslaved workers were not discharged appeared at a water spring, and eight mules burned while plug stock was substituted. Mr Sherman, away in Georgia, rushed back after the warning.
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Sherman
Hit
Coggins
South Georgia
Canton
Nerther
Stringer
Bell
Solicitors Report Highlights Freight Rate Fight Funds
Reports from the Atlanta freight bureau indicate the committee seeking 310000 to oppose proposed increased freight rates continues to meet successes. The final reports are slated for submission after a Wednesday noon meeting, with Tuesday the last day for committee activity.
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Atlanta Freight Bureau
Examination Order Rescinded by Board
The Atlanta Board of Education rescinded an order requiring teachers to submit to examinations by Dr Adkins and adopted a policy allowing exams only if desired by the teacher’s family physician or the doctor’s form is approved. The move followed criticism of a compulsory exam demanding partial disrobing, with Dr Adkins stating tests cannot reveal tuberculosis without proper hygiene.
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Board of Education
Wi% Adkins
4Lderman Jesee W Armistead
William H .Ferrell
Adkins
Dradkins
Robert J Guinm
Terrell A. P Morgan
Jesse W
George PF. Bubanka
Dan W Green
Aldine Chambers
James L. Key
Alderman Armistead
Csras
Atluanta
Marces Tuich
Atlanta
sIarge
Terrell Offern
Terrell
Major Guinn
Chad Dr
Adkine
Terrell A
Guinn
Adkian
Lan—rum
Mr. Green
Ina
Green
Armistead
Hadeen
Ms Bs
Landrum
Alleged Runner Arrested At Police Station
G Carson a 26 year old resident of the Gate City hotel was arrested by Assistant Station Sergeant Guy Lindsay after allegedly aiding attorneys to solicit business from prisoners at the police station. Carson faces trial before Recorder Johnson on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. He is to be represented by G C Batice.
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Council
G Carson
Gate City
Guy Lindsay
Lindsay
LC Clark
howWavarters
Ame
Carson Carson
Johnson
G C Bactie
Directors Receive Formal Notices of Election
lL P Hillyer of Macon and J 8 McCurry of Decatur Ala were recently elected to succeed themselves as directors of the Federal Reserve Bank and yesterday received official notification of their appointment.
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Ll P Hillyer
Macon
J 8 McCurry
Decatur
Ala
Federal Reserve Bank
Republican Leaders Meet Here At Early Date
Georgia Republican leaders plan an early gathering to discuss the political climate and prepare for state conventions. Walter Johnson, chairman since 1897, announces the meeting amid emphasis on equal suffrage as a top issue. Admiral Nicoll Ludlow, retired, is in dangerous condition after a late today apoplexy attack at the hotel.
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Georgia
Walter Johnson Charman
Republican State Committee
Mr Johnson
Admiral Ludlow
New, Fork
Nicoll Ludlow
Ramiral Ludigw
Islip
Noy
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Jane Walker
Long Beach
Cal
W. Gentry
I Epps Brown
Southern Bell Telephone Company
David C Black
North Park
Piedmont Park
Aon
Sohn L Moore
Wharton
Bufaula
J If Robinson
Piedmont Avenue
Carrol Latimer
Belton & C
West End
Distiie
Gordon Street
Meo
Smith PD Pickett
Mies
Isabel Thomas
Latranar
Naits
France
Joseph Gatins, Jr
Paris
Mors Ryley
John E Murphy
Joseph Winship
Panama
Blackstone Apartments
Joseph Hirsch
Pacific Coast
Myrtle Street
Lakewood
Helen McClain
Greenfield, Ome
Helen McLarty
Ems
Cuo Bank
Lsking, Od Ib
Wyne
Superior
Je. G. Willingham
Louisiana
Peachtree
Onp
Piedmont Hotel
David W. Griffith
David W Griffith
Maloney
Casey
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O Whitehall
Drik Adkins
Fountain
Horlick
Peachtree Street
Sean
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