Social Items Busy Guest Visits and Family News
Mrs Donald Gilley of Chihuahua Mexico visits Mrs TS Mitchell on Juniper Street. Mr and Mrs Bun Hill and their Columbus children stay several days in the city. Mrs James L. Dargan of Jackson ville is hosted by Mr and Mrs Martin Dunbar. Mrs Walter Keenan convalesces at home after two weeks ill. Mrs Hubert S. Wessels leaves for Chicago after the death of her nephew Thurter Sacer son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sweet of Chicago, a Virginia Military Institute student at Lelington. Miss Virginia Irene Cook of Minneapolis arrives to visit her grandmother Mrs Virginia Conyers at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs W Himergon hosts a matinee for Mr and Mrs John Culertaon of Bloomington, guests of Mr and Mrs Woods White. Mr Ots Evatt, long ill at home in North More.
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Donald Gilley
Chihuanua
Mexico
TS Mitchell
Juniper Street
Bun Hill
Children of
Columbus
City
Walter Keenan
Hubert S Wessels
Chago
Thurter Sacer
Charles Sweet
Chea
Lelington
Virginia Military Institute
Viginia Irene Cook
Winneapolia
Virginia Conyers
Georgan Terrace
W Himergon
John “Culertaon
Bloomington
Woods
Ots Evatt
Lome
North
Moore Will Speak Here Tuesday Night At Central Church
W Blanchard Moore, noted traveler and lecturer, will deliver an illustrated stereopticon lecture at the Central Congregational church Tuesday night at oclock. He will recount a trip in Liberia with pictures from great risk and expense, under the Atlanta Woman’s Club educational committee. Proceeds benefit mountain children education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Blanchard Moore
Central Congregational Church
Darkest
Russi
Confederate Veterans Aid Bill Introduced in Congress
Representative Fatopina of Louisiana introduced a bill seeking an aggregate appropriation of 700000 dollars for the aid of homes for Confederate veterans. The proposal outlines funding to support veteran housing and related welfare efforts across eligible facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fatopina
Louisiana
Will Redouble Efforts Ring Battles Scored Today For Stamp Sale
Today marks the final street sale of Red Cross Christmas seals. The 4d Men in charge hope for a strong finish as volunteers including high school and Washington seminary girls work alongside All Saints Episcopal Church choir and Miss Nell Lavender plans a 4 pm street performance at the Strand Theatre. Dr Swanson and Anti Tuberculosis staff organize four committees with many names noted. many workers join the effort. The event features children performers, a Wiluhs club circle, and extensive volunteer lists across local schools and churches.
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Red Cross
Wiss Nell Lavender
Strand Theater
All Saints Episcopal Church
Belle Isle
W & Arnaud
Washington Seminary
Onerry
Woodberrys School
Anti Tuberculosis Association
Dra
George Mizell
Dr Swanson
Caroline Wilborn
Gertrude Tarard
Mary Potter
Pauline Bramlett Corrier Thornton
Mabel Crawford
Nell Ballard
Teresa Thrower
Telline Thrower
Lulan Lupo
Thet
Torweiler
Gertrude Beckham
Edna Push Sage Lampkin Corrine Briggs
Burt Williams
Mary Belle Cherry
Vabel Furt
Martie Duffy
Ethel Power
Elizabeth Johnson
Mary Mendenhall
Lucille Daly Vee Strickland
Mary Lees Turner
Old Dances Will Not Come Back Says Miss Coates
Miss Rosa Coates arriving at Hotel Windsor with dancing partner Leopold Wickland declares waltz and two step will not return They will present modern dance demonstrations at teas and dinner dances hosted by the Tedmont Driving Club during the holidays Coates is a noted dancer who has visited Atlanta and starred in Otis Skinner's production Kismet accompanied by her brother Mr W Coates of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Coates
Hotel Winecolt
Leopold Wickland
Misa Coates
Coates
Newor
Philosophers Endorse Velvet Joe On Tobacco Tribute
A fragment from a 19th century commentary notes Velvet Joe’s tobacco tribute and cites Stevenson, Bulwer Lytton, Carlyle, and Thackeray praising smoking. It argues tobacco fosters domestic happiness and social ease, listing several writers who praised pipes and the reflective conversation they inspire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Velvet Joe
Ste
Robert Louis Stevenson
Marcy
Bulwer Lytton
Carlyle
Losis
Thackeray
Earth
Tehareo
Gates Visits Atlanta for Moonshine Data
Acting Internal Revenue Commissioner David A Gates visited Atlanta to discuss moonshine problems and the dope issue with local revenue offices. He noted no blame on agents and emphasized the need for improved Harrison act enforcement and federal state cooperation to root out operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
David A Gates Washington
Mets
Harrison Bareotic
Gates
Firemen Busy Answering Alarms in Atlanta
The Atlanta fire department fought four shingle roof fires shortly after noon yesterday. All were extinguished. Chief W.B. Cody said shingle roofs cost the city about 20 060 a year, with wooden shingles causing the most trouble and costing roughly 10 090 annually. He advocated abolishing shingle roofing in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WB Cody
Atlanta
Cody
When UGA and Normal School adjourn for holidays
Athens students prepare for holiday break as the University of Georgia ends classes on December 2 and resumes January 2, while the State normal school begins vacation December 21 and returns January 4. Also promotes advance ticket sales for The Birth of a Nation with matinees daily next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
University of Georgia
State Normal School
Taby Cobb
Birth of a Nation Extended in Atlanta Run
Atlanta theater extends Birth of a Nation engagement for six more days due to high demand. Thousands who saw it earlier praised the film and music drama, prompting rearranged bookings and a longer run to accommodate eager audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wation
Thtlanta Theater
Ompinally
Seth
Corepany — Citis
Hoosier Cabinets Move Fast on Constitution Ads
A carload of Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets sold in one week through Constitution advertsing. The Wd Matthews Furniture Company announced the Hoosier club opening on Saturday December 4 exclusively in The Constitution. Demand from Atlanta women and readers from across the region spurred inquiries, including from Little Rock Arkansas, with delivery possible on $1 down. The ad campaign proves highly effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Little Rock
Ark
Antonio Must Prove His Good Citizenship in Tampa Case
Antonio faces a City Police Court judge on a false pretense charge after allegedly buying shoes on credit with a misrepresented payer. The judge ordered Antonio to show 30 days of good conduct by paying debts, including those in Atlanta, or the case will be dropped upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye Antonio
Tampa
Jonason
Antonio
Fred Stewart Company
JP Leonard
W J Lever Jr
Leonard
Veart
Fuxere Jones
Jones
Lever
Jude
Santonio
Johnson
Atlanta
Indictments Return Against Frank Clark and Villard
Fulton grand jury returns three indictments. Robert Frank, operator of the Fortus hotel on Forsyth near West Hunter, indicted for running a disorderly house and jailed on $500 bond after three former occupants testified. John Clark, a bondsman, faces two counts for shooting at Arthur Fope at Piedmont and Decatur, and for carrying a pistol without license. A W Villard, shot at by Bacon Jr in the Empire Safe Building, indicted for assault with intent to murder. Bacon’s prior action is noted as he claims Villard entered his office and began beating his wife before Bacon shot five times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Grand Jury
Robert Frank
Forth Hotel
Fortsyth Street
West Hunter
Atea
Clark
Arthur Fope
Piedmont Avenue
Decatur Street
A. W. Villard
Oy SW Bacon Jr
Latters
Empire Safe
Uesault
Villard Bacon
Villard
Willand
Bacon
Uncle Sam Oil Company expands Cushing holdings amid high oil price push
The Uncle Sam Oil Company announces heavy capital raise and expansion across the Great Cushing field and a new lease near Boston Oil Pool. It plans 10 000 barrels per day production, 6–10 new drills, and a 165 mile pipeline linking refineries Tulsa and Cherryvale while touting vast land and leases, stock allotments, and a potential $250 per barrel crude price amid war demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Great Cushing Oil Field
Arkansas River
Boston Oil Pool
Ross
O. and Gas
Maddie
Eile Company
Cushing
Els
Dittle
Tulsa
Cherryvale
Tulsi
Iowa
Nebras
Missouri
Kansis
Oer
Tech
Ino
Avery Vale
Tulse
Pawnes County
Bartiesville
Rostan
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James JL Dargan
Jackson Sille
Martin Dunbar
Land Avenue
George M Bellenger
Davis Fischer
Georgian Terrace
Moore
Confederate Veterans
Grocer
Maxwell House Coffee
Cheek-Neal Coffee CO
Nashville
Houston
Jackson
Alaga
Alabama-Georgia Syrup Co
Montgomery
Ala
E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Dental Rooms
Alabama St
Dr. Griffin
Loeax
Ainsworth
Macon
Wiluhs Club
Mira Rosa Woodnerry
Elia Cure Riser
Ruth Miller
Frank Reynaids
JL Wiltifurd
JD Hagwerll Mint
Lois Wack
J D Palmer
Cleveland Zs
Owen Misa
Claire Lovisa Sot
W Hodnett
J Carter Cook
Miva Sappho Thrush
Fennel
John Turner
JW_ Jackson
Johny Rontert
Jamer
Savitz
Misa
Cleve
Wabb
Mra
YL Smith
Mery Katherine Kraft
Fleange Tucker
Waller
Hendrix
Wagstaff
Cruze
William Rassing
Wiens
Mobert Conlit
Annette Nanra
Dr Stans
Dr Stans As Committe
Mia Agnes Quen
Joseph Rhodes
I Morehead Speer
Winnie Milner
Wii Ainsworth
Mulberry Street
Savannah
Municarpet
Ainsworth Toflay
Magistate
McNeil
Mike Nell
Miss Coates
Hoosier
Constitution
Frank
Clark, Villard
Thin
Millun
Bulla
Sam
Lou
Ofd
wtoRans
Chris
Santa Claus
Tnele Sam Oil Company
Kars Cty Bans
BOS
Uncle Sam Oil CO
H H Tucker, JR
Kansas City
Kansas
Kentucky
Santa Col
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