Leap Year Ball Planned At Georgian Terrace Hotel
Mrs. William Lawson Peel announced a Leap Year ball to be held at the Georgian Terrace hotel early in January. Sponsored by the Joseph Habersham chapter D A R. A large attendance is assured and the event promises to be one of the season’s most brilliant social occasions. Details and date will be announced soon.
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William Lawson Peel
Georgian Terrace Hotel
Joseph Habersham
Cereren
BA. Rolfe
Forsyth
Promisan
Alimaif
Joe Cook
Mendelasohn
Ty Anele Weimer
Dance at Woodhaven and Buckeye Club Meeting
Dance at Woodhaven honors guests Humphrey Isett and Edward Swift with Mr. William Grant and others arriving for compliments. Buckeye Woman's club meets at Ansley hotel Tuesday at 3 pm to discuss Christmas with readings from Dickens and music by Mrs. Hoffman. Members urged to bring clothing for a Home for the Friend child. Helen Stewart headlines in Within the Law company and other notes on The Divine Friend drama and northern tour plans.
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Woodhaven
Robert F. Maddox, Jr
Humphrey Isett
New Haven
Edward Swift
Chicago
William Grant
Bassett
Grant
Buckeye Club
Buckeye Woman's Club
Ansley
Uzel
Annie May Broach
Miss Stewart
Helen Stewart
Atlanta
Margaret Anglin
Berkley Theater
California
Law
Angin
Divine Friend
West
Canada
Boston
Birth Announcement for Daughter Margaret Dorsey
Mr and Mrs Roy Dorsey announce the birth of a daughter named Margaret. Howard Conway returns today from the university at Fergus, visiting his parents Mr and Mrs RC Black for the holidays.
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Roy Dorsey
Margaret
Howard Conway
Harlotee Dbffes Rinck
Feorgil
Mir
RC Black
Damaged Goods Opens Engagement at Georgian Today
The photoplay Damaged Goods, already seen nationwide as an educational drama, opens at the Georgia theater for one week. It tackles drink, dissipation, the double standard, diseases and death, teaching preparedness and how to navigate temptations through life.
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Georgia Theater
Iman
Atlanta
Fire Causes $200,000 Loss in Granada Business District
A fire that began yesterday morning in the Granada business section ravaged San Juan del Sur Nicaragua, causing an estimated $200,000 in damages. Authorities and local fire crews battled the blaze as investigations begin into its cause.
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Granada
Throw Away Your Old Medicines Heads to Winter Relief
Exclamations praise a new salve Eucapifie that stops coughs colds and croup and soothes sore throats. Promises instant relief and prevention of pneumonia with broad approval from users, noting wide store availability at a low price.
Musical program for Woman's Club meeting Monday
The Atlanta Woman's club holds its regular meeting this afternoon at the clubhouse. Mrs Mc Govern will pass the meeting to the music committee chaired by Mrs John M Sta ton for a program featuring the Wednesday Morning Music Study club and the Mac Dowell club. Works include MacDowell life sketch, instrumental pieces, songs and readings.
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Atlanta Woman's Club
Engl Dowell
The Garden of Augh at the Atlanta Theatre Tonight
The Garden of Augh brings a fantasy world to Atlanta for three nights and a matinee, featuring a desert vision with Arabs, camels, and mystic rites, followed by a showcase of other acts at the Atlanta and Forsyth theaters.
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Atlanta
American Doctors Leave Serbia in War Refuge Crisis
Rome December 26 American Red Cross physician Dr W Mendelson and several doctors from Serbia and Albania arrived, saying other American doctors were sent to Durazzo Scutari and Cetinje. They plan to return to America via Bordeaux next week. The Albanian relief fund secretary William Willard Howard arrived aboard the Albania at Gallipoli, having ferried Austrian and Bulgarian consuls and a 44 person Austrian colony from Durazzo. Refugees report Greeks razed 275 villages in south Albania and Serbians razed 26 more, forcing evacuations. Howard distributed flour in Durazzo to all needy.
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Rome
W. Mendelson
Gallipoli
Albania
Durazzo
Howard
Duraz
Scarlet fever epidemic hits Germany amid crowded hospitals
An Amsterdam dispatch reports a severe scarlet fever outbreak across Germany from Aachen to Possen, with many colleges affected. Military hospitals are crowded as government measures fail to control the spread, and Bromberg’s garrison has evacuated a regiment due to the crisis.
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London
Amsterdam
Huchange Telegee
Germany
Aberg
Possen
Bromberg
Ford Peace Party Falls Apart in Stockholm Dispute
New York activist Inez Milholland Boissevain quit the Ford peace expedition citing undemocratic leadership and abortive organization. She blamed exclusive decision making and private discussions for missteps and doubts about achieving a mediation peace congress. Remaining delegates voiced cautious optimism about future efforts toward European peace.
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London
Inez Milholland Boissevain
New York
Reasena
Gaston Plantiff
Ford
Boissevain
Geo No
Fords
Charles F. Aked
San Francisco
Ben Lindsey
Denver
Hague
U S Merchant Marine Shows Tonnage Gain
Washington reports a rising total tonnage in the U S merchant fleet for the year after a drop in the number of vessels. Despite fewer ships under American registry, the gross tonnage climbed to 8,349,429 and later 8,444,238 tons as vessel size grew with steel and steam. Shipbuilding rose with 1,157 vessels totaling 225,122 gross tons built domestically, with 486 more completed by December 1. Tonnage duties receipts set a new record at 1,315,425 dollars.
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Washington
Commmissioner of Navigation
Aeregatune
Vesgels
Poles aided by German authorities report
Berlin dispatch says German authorities claim to have reduced misery in Russian Poland by restoring economic activity and food. Grain is reserved for locals and road building provides work for 250,000 Poles. Employment offices also set up for workers outside their home districts.
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Berlin
Sayville
London Times
Poland
Gversenn
Romania Sells Grain to the Teuton Powers
Paris December 28 It is reported from Bucharest that cereal shipments from Romania to Germany and Austria Hungary under the pact with the central powers have begun. December 34 according to Havas dispatch from es.
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Paris
Bucharest
Rumania
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Havas
Freaaens
Desert Drama Arrives with Arabs at Atlanta Theater
Arabs in turbans descend at Terminal station for The Garden of Allah production led by Abraham Levy and Louis Kaliski. Cast to perform Monday through Wednesday, they will observe prayers facing east and live in temporary quarters with kid and rice meals, reflecting a sensational cultural display at the Atlanta venue.
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Lillah
God
Mohammed
Atlanta
Terminal Station
Egypt
Tunis
Constantinople
Abraham Levy
Louis Kaliski
Biskara
Mr. Kaliski
Kid
How British Troops Spent Christmas in France Front Lines
Landes report from December 26 describes a Christmas on the Western Front as cold and wet but improving through the day. Troops in trenches had decent meals and modest peace, while reserves and billets marked a more thorough celebration with football on meadowland and singing. Germans offered little aggression, and soldiers aimed to avoid strife, hoping for an end to the war soon.
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Landes
France
Price to eat a partridge daily for a month wagered
Athens December 24. Commissioner Jim Price and Representative L C Brown of Clarke duel over a partridge a day for thirty days. Price believes it possible while Brown bets it cannot be done, prompting a legal challenge to supply birds without breaching game laws. Brown sent three birds to Price.
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Athens
Jim Price
L. Cc. Brown
Clarke
Commissioner of Agriculture
Brown
Price
Archdeacon Madden Dead in Liverpool Southport
The death of Venerable Archdeacon T J Madden, archdeacon of Liverpool since 1906 and vicar of Christchurch Southport, is announced. Born in 185, he served at Christchurch Southport and his passing marks a major clerical loss in the Liverpool area.
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Madden
Liverpool
Archdleicon 'T J. Madden
Livernool
Christchurch
Southport
12 Per Cent Profit for Hosiery Makers
Washington December 24 investigation shows American hosiery manufacturers who opposed tariff cuts earn nearly 12 percent profit on invested capital and could raise margins with better methods. The report notes imports fell from 4.4 million to 3 million and foreign goods low quality, cotton hosiery profits lag behind. Regional variance is noted with 16 southern mills earning five times the profit of many in Pennsylvania due to cheaper labor and newer, efficient machinery. The study critiques fixed retail pricing and calls for reform. Sixty-seven establishments and sixteen states were included.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Foreign and Domistic Commerce
Wilson
Redfield
United States
America
South
Pennsylvania
National
For Her or For Him The Promo Camera Ad
An advertisement for the Promo camera claims simplicity and ease of use for all ages. It highlights small sizes offered by Jnok Moore Luna the Ontirians and provides the address 42 North Broadway Street for unit sales or inquiries.
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Jnok
Moore & Luna
Ontirians
North Broa Street
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