Local Social Notes and Travel Moves
Mr Spencer Boyd leaves Saturday for New York to stay in the Colonial Studio building on West Sixty seventh Street. Mrs Estelle Garrett Baker will be at the Marlborough after the holidays. West B Archer of Hackensack, visiting Miss Jennie Dargan, now with his brother Charles Philips at the Georgian Terrace. Friends of Mrs W. Perkins regret her illness at the Davis Fisher sanitarium following an operation. Mrs W J Morrison and daughter and Miss Louise Bickers returned from Jacksonville. WK Jordan returned from a west tour. Ernest Woodruff left last night for New York. Mrs John Cutler spent yesterday in the city. Mrs Edward Bircher of Hackensack is at the Georgian Terrace. Mr and Mrs W. Buck returned from Savannah. Mr and Mrs Hughes Spalding announce the birth of a daughter. Dr and Mrs Floyd McRae will host an egg Nog party on Christmas day at noon. Mrs J Mandeville and children of Carrollton are guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Callaway. Miss Louise Walker of Monroe, formerly with Mrs J B McCrary, left Tuesday to visit Mrs Hampton Field at Cartersville.
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Davis Fisher Sanitarium
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Louise Bickers
Jacksonville
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City
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Os Buck
Savannah
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J . Mandevile
Carrollton
Howard Callaway
Louise Walker
Monroe
J B McCrary
Hampton Field
Cartersville
Regular meetings at Masonic temple and Carnegie Library
The Flecta chapter Neo 6 Order Eastern Star will meet at the Masonic temple corner Peachtree and Chin streets Friday at 8 o clock and members are asked to bring their decisions for the Masonic share. The Psychology Students club meets at Carnegie Library this afternoon with Miss Whaley presenting the second lecture in the United States constitution series.
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Eastern’ Star
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Psychology Studs Club
Carnegiaibrary
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Miss Whaley
United States
Georgia Chamber draft road commission bill envisioned
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce forms a special committee to draft a road commission bill and seek enactment in the next General Assembly. Members named by President Chains F Haden include Charles To Duus Warm Springs Judge Moses Wright Rome and John 4 Smith Gainesville, long active in good roads. The chamber plans a route book of all Georgia highways to be distributed early next year.
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Georgia Chamber of Commerce
General Assembly
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Warm Springs
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Rome
John 4 Smith
Gainesville
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Plan to Tax Brokers for Outside Houses Sparks New Law
A movement by the Atlanta law committee aims to enact a tax on brokers and solicitors who take orders for goods not sold in Atlanta. They contend outside brokers drain business, threaten jobs, and could justify a $300 annual levy despite interstate commerce concerns. A test case is planned after a Thursday meeting with the city attorney.
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Law Committee of Council
Atlanta
Ltecose
Recorder
Tax Conmittes
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Mystery Surrounds Pullman Explosion In Alabama
December 1 mystery surrounds the Pullman car explosion near Parker's dim spot 110 miles southwest of Birmingham. Passengers rode through to Chattanooga as special agents investigate the case. no report from Chattanooga officers.
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New Orleans
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Birmingham
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Augusta Child Dies From Burns In Fire Incident
Augusta Ga December 15 Irene Elizabeth Gibbes aged a years died yesterday from burns received about two weeks earlier when her clothing caught fire from an open grate on November 30. She lingered at the children's hospital until yesterday.
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Augusta Ga
Irene Elizabeth Gibbes
Childrens Hospital
Greek elections fixed for Sunday in Peloponnese report
Paris December 15 A Havas dispatch from Aeloniki says Greek parliamentary elections have been fixed for Sunday next. The report notes the date and location as key details in the snap schedule.
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War Sufferers Aid Crisis Raised by Cordele Citizens
Hebrew citizens of Cordele collected 76 dollars yesterday for relief of war sufferers at Lurape. The spontaneous fund drive shows communal concern and swift action among local residents.
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Specil
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Held as Wife Slayer in Dublin County Case
December 19 special grand jury ordered hold for Martin a 20 year old negro on murder charge in remote county home. Woman found dead with pistol in her hand. Martin claims she killed herself.
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Zenus Fordham celebrates 96th birthday in Dublin
Dublin records Zenus Fordham, one of the county’s oldest citizens, marking his mimicżyth birthday with a large family reunion at his daughter Mrs T J Perry’s home near Dublin. About 170 attendees. nine of his living children present. total direct descendants 249 across nine children, 64 grandchildren, 94 great grandchildren, 18 great great grandchildren. Fordham remains hale and recently visited Dublin.
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Teachers and Children See War Drama at Atlanta Auditorium
The Fifth Regiment sponsors a special showing of The Battle Cry of Peace for teachers and students at 1 cent for both groups. A large second balcony is reserved for entered children. The film, presented to educate, portrays war realities from New York to battleships, Washington's oath, Minute Men, and major American scenes, aiming to illuminate youth with vivid history and civic themes.
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Atlanta Theater Offers War Time Pageant and Silent Stars
Cavalry experts modeled fire scenes using ten day battle winds and used horses in relays to protect performers during The Birth of a Nation screenings at the Atlanta theaters. Modern producers applaud safe staging with minimal fatalities. The Forsyth and Strand house sketches and performances by McIntyre Heath, Weinstey Heath, and others play to laughter and praise. The program also features The Cheat at the Grand with Fanny Ward and Marguerite Clark in Sail Waters, plus Keystone comedies on Trisnaie Oil at the Vaudette. The Settle Cry of Peace photo drama heads Pitt regimental showcases, while The Battle Cry of Peace warns of nation invasion.
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Norma Talmadge
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Mary Maurice
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United States
Birth of a Nation draws big crowds at damia theater
The Birth of a Nation continues its second week at the damia theater with hundreds of seats still available for all performances managed by Homer George. Despite heavy sales rumors spread by patrons, managers assure ample seats at all prices and deny reports of a move to smaller venues.
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Statement on Public Showings in Regular Theatre
A statement by Mr Griffith declares the pictured work will be shown only in the regular theater at regular prices, noting frequent evasions and the impracticality of displaying it in the small notes.
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Conditions Improve Says Fred Geissler
Fred Geissler, assistant general passenger agent of the Seaboard Air Line, returned to Atlanta from Washington and Norfolk after a meeting of passenger department representatives. He said nationwide conditions have shown marked improvement in recent months.
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Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta
Washington
Norfolk
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Optimism At Forsyth Meeting Promises Strong Year Ahead
Attendees at the Forsyth gathering voiced confidence in forthcoming traffic and tourist activity. Plans for improved schedules are expected to unfold next year as merchants urge early purchases for The Birth of a Nation while noting ample seating and brisk sales. McIntyre & Heath promote the film and invite patrons to buy tickets now.
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