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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1900

Page

3

The Reformatory Movement In Georgia Society

Mrs Joan King Ottley writes in The Georgia and New Era urging reformatories for juveniles in Atlanta and across Georgia. She cites arrestee statistics showing many girls in both races need reformatories and argues reformatories must serve both sexes with appropriate facilities and locations, to rescue boys and provide equal chances for girls.

Reformatory Joan King Ottley Qearglan New Erg Atlanta Gha Georgia Atlanta Police Court Lfe Betle Jessie Bone Hobo Hollow Fulton County Buckhead

Valentine's Ball Faces Bright Social Appeal

Great Interest centers on the Valentine ball to be held on February 14 under the auspices of prominent ladies for the Free Kindersurten Association. Tickets, decorations, and entertainment are planned with Wurms Orchestra providing music, a supper served, and a variety of committees announced to handle refreshments tickets Valentines decorations and floor arrangements. The event promises a vivid social display with many notable hosts and guest lists shaping the evening.

Wurm Charles Healey Free Kindersurten Association George Nicolson Clarence Knowles B.C. Peers George Winship Norwood Mitchell Milton Dargan George Reese Robert B. Ivy George May Hen Wylie George Dexter Grant Wilkins JA. V. Guido Howell Jackson Tupper George Traylor Cosgrove Frank Ellis Albert Thornton Henry Tanner Pardea Nellie Howell Ruth Cunninghan Stacey Ernest Kathleen Jones Leila Marrix Martha Glover Wille Burke Annie May Hall Annie Lou Havwkin MacDougald Robert Hidley Dexter James English, Jr Carrott Payne Francia Brick Harry Stearns Morria Brandon Linton Hop Cobb Caldwell Julan Harris James Robinson Hugh Richardson Loulie Ray Parrott Stuart Stringfellow Todd Stock~ig Isabelle Block Gail Harwood Belle Nash Virgie Phillipa Bessie Fitten Annie Tten Laurie Harrigan Murphy Minnie Cabanigs Mary Lou Charles McGehee Chtu Wes Lowry Albert Howell, Jr Ira. Wilmer Moore Roy

Mrs Bacon to Lecture on Passion Play Next Saturday

Mrs Eugenia Jones Bacon of Atlanta will share the outline of her Passion Play lecture at the Young Men's Christian Association next Saturday evening at 8 o clock. She will appear with Dr Benjamin F Truebrood of Boston under the Atlanta Lyceum auspices.

Young Men’s Christian Association Eugenia Jones Bacon Atlanta Benjamin F. Truebrood Boston Mass Atlanta Lyceum Bacon

Diamonds are the best investment and value

The ad extols diamonds as lasting, reliable property that never deteriorates or loses value and can always be realized immediately. It urges purchasing diamonds to ensure fair price and avoid overpaying, promising you will get what you pay for.

Commissioner Eason defends records ahead of June primary

Commissioner Eason, currently serving after appointment to the unexpired term of Jacob Beach, faces opposition from Mark Everett of Stewart and Cle Thomas of Bibb in the upcoming June primary. He says he will not hold a conference with opponents and plans to devote full time to duties.

Eason Jacob Beach Mark Everett Stewart Cle Thomas Bibb Eagan Commission

Railway Notes on Through Rail Service and Appointments

General Passenger Agent A G Jackson announces John Ferguson as traveling passenger agent in Augusta replacing the deceased Joseph W White. Burlington and Northern Pacific plan a May 1 through service St Louis to Portland with gold vestibuled trains, nine daily 2800 mile runs, $500,000 in equipment, first St Louis to northwest continental service. Also notes promotions at Chicago and Northwestern: Marvin Hughitt shifted to tract manager, Edmund D Hingham to general freight agent, Marvin Hughitt Jr promoted, and details on Edmund D Brigham born 1856.

A. G. Jackson The Georgia Railroad John Ferguson Augusta Joseph W. White Burlington Northern Pacific St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Puget Sound Portland St. Lonis Tacoma Seattle St. Louin Chicago and Northwestern Railway H. R. McCullough Marvin Hughitt Trac Edmund VD. Hingham Marvin Hughitt, Jr West General Freight Department Chicago and Northwestern Chicago Edmund D. Brigham Dunkirk N. C Northwestern Ishpeming Midh Fond du Lac Wisconsin, Galena and Madisen Peninsular Earling Milwaukee and St. Paul Henry Ro Williams W. G.collins W. J. Underwood Mr. Williams C. A. Cosgrove Iowa and Dakota Division Minneapolis W. W W. Collins Chicago and Council Bluffs Illnois Milwaukee Iowa and Dakota Mason City J. F. Gibson Chicago and Council Bluffs Iowa W. W. Collins H. B Harling Prairie du Chien J. F. Gibadn Vermont Banta Fe Chicago’ and Northwestern Rocksland Lake Shore S Lackawanna New York Central Auditor's Stots Baltimore and Ohio Great Northern Sea Line Chicago-St Paul Nea Chicago-St. Paul Western Passenger Association

Local society notes share lectures and meetings

Prominent lecturer Mize Ford will address teachers Saturday, arrival in the city tomorrow evening. Miss Estelle Whelan calls a Friday 3 PM examining committee meeting at 388 West Peachtree. The Woman's Relief Corps holds a monthly meeting at Mrs. Wesley H. Preston's home this afternoon. Atlanta Daughters of the American Revolution meet today at noon at 427 Peachtree to discuss Craigie Howse and nominate state officers. A social scene follows with Miss Bessie Draper entertaining a party of friends, including Miss English and Miss Stockdell among others.

Miss Ford State Normal College Courtiana Gilmer Mestle Science Mize Ford Estelle Whelan Record Committee Piedmont Woman's Relief Corps Grand Army of the Republic Wesley H. Preston Loyd Street Preston Dr. Bradfield Atlanta Daughters of the Americin Revolution Regent Peachtree Street Craigie Howse Nina Mitchell Bessie Draper Misa Engish Miss Phelan Miss Stockdell Miss Jackson McDougald Miss Alexander Misa Taylor Messrs. Kiser Atkinson McGoodwin Adams McCune Tyner Paine McGhee Hallman Allison van Hoose William Lawson Peel Josie Stockdell Vivienny Strong Eugene C. Spalding

Lecture lineup at the YMCA hall features Mrs Bacon and Dr Trusblood

Attendees will hear Mrs Bacon speak to a full Young Men's Christian Association hall. Afterward Dr Trusblood will discuss Militarism, the Colossal Crime of Europe, outlining the looming dangers and moral concerns.

Young Men's Christian Association

Col Eason Denies Macon Candidacy Conference Report

Colonel Thomas Eason of the state prison commission returns to Atlanta after a Milledgeville prison farm visit and disputes a Macon newspaper claim that he met with opponent C C Thomas while in Macon. He says he has had no conference with Thomas for over a month and questions the source of the report.

Macon Thomas Eason State Prison Commission Atlanta Milledgeville Colonel Eason C. C. Thomas Mr. Thomas Ike

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