Harding Favors Big Navy Policy
Marion Ohio January 8 1917 policy to keep the United States one of the strongest sea powers until a binding disarmament agreement is reached discussed at a conference today between President-elect Harding and Representative Butler of Pennsylvania chair of the house naval committee. Harding’s attitude suggests continuation of the fleet construction while curtailing civilian navy staff and cutting land station costs. He favors a naval reserve and a strong general defense with limited army strength and a push for world opinion on disarmament through hearings next week. The report notes discussions with Daniel Reid and Harry Daugherty and an emphasis on economic stability after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
United
Harding Jong
Kahn
House
Butler
Hinding
Tanisht
Harding
Hilsewnes Finance
Daniel G. Reid
New York
Reid
Harry M
B. R. Inman
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chamber Commerce
Senat Harding
Electoral College
Marlon
NAVY
Washington
Kelley
Anzioua
Apmiral Pontz
Basperte
Florida
Troop 19 Scout Troop Gets Meeting Space at Brick Building
Through the courtesy of F J Woodruff general manager for Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph in Atlanta the company extends use of its brick building at Moreland and De Kalb avenues to Troop 19. Arthur T Thomas is scoutmaster. Troop 19, one of the oldest in the Atlanta Scout council, has a fine service record and counts an Eagle Scout among its members, James LeMay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Woodruff
Southern Ball Telephone
Ad Telegraph Company
Atlanta
Moreland
Kalb Avenues
Roy
Arthur. T. ‘Thomas
Atlanta Scout Council
Atlanta Council
James LeMay
Minstrel Exhibit Planned by Church on Lee Street
The Church of Incarnation on Lee Street and Yor Avenue announces a minstrel show to be held Thursday under church auspices. Rev. I Hi Noe, rector, says the event features Harry Hubbell directing, Murray Weems as stage manager, and C L Danforth as interlocutor. Songs humor and exhibition dances are listed among attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Incarnation
Lee Street
I. Hi
Noe
Harry Hubbell
Murray
Weems
C. L. Danforth
Young Wife Tries to End Troubles with Poison
Despondent Dorothy Davis, 11 year old matron of 111 Mast Third Street, swallowed fifteen grains of bichloride of mercury in tablet form Saturday afternoon. A man claiming to be Sergeant Davis of the United States Army accompanied her to Grady Hospital, where she is listed in a precarious condition but may recover. he refused to identify his station or answer questions about the attempted suicide.
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Dorothy Davis
Davis
Grady Hospital
Sergeant Davis
United States Army
Tech High School Banquet Brings Alumni Guests Together
Tech High School seniors and alumni plan a January 18 banquet at Ruse and Cason’s in the Majestic building. Principal W A Sutton leads the event with special guest Charles Culver, first head of the school, joining the gathering. Out-of-town alumni are invited and asked to contact Sutton or Harry Huerbee at the Tech Y M C A to participate. The plan envisions biannual reunions to strengthen school spirit and connections between old and new students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech High School
Ruse & Cason’s
W. A. Sutton
Technological High School
Wil Te
Charles Culver
Sutton
Harry Huerbee
Tech Y. M. C
Pythian Association Elects Its Officers
Pythian association elects H Cronhelm Capital City No 83 resident Theo Bining Empire No 47 vice president Li Owens Uniform No 123 secretary treasurer. The group provides a common meeting place for lodges and promotes fraternalism and cooperation. It is described as in better condition than in years and comprises five top lodges in the grand domain.
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Pythian Has Association
H. Cronhelm
Capital City
Theo Bining
Empire
Li Owens
Accountants Society to Open Atlanta Offices
The International Accountants' Society of Chicago will open Atlanta offices in the Empire Building Monday morning under Fr Dennison. The society trains men to become certified public accountants and has offices in all leading cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
International Accountants’ Society
Chicago
Atlanta
Empire Building
Dennison
Accountants’ Society
Cruelty Charged in Suit for Divorce in Kaufman
Mrs Jessie Eason of 765 Gordon Street filed for divorce from J C Eason a contractor alleging cruelty including threats to her life and a pistol kept near him. The hearing was set for January 15 by Judge W D Ellis. Also notices invite bids for highway construction in Kaufman County Texas with multiple contracts for federal aid highways and county roads, bids due February 20.
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Jessie Eason
Gordon Street
J. C.’ Eason
W. D. Ellis
Beale
Aingle
Anute Highey
Auz- Texas
Bartlett Ranney, Inc
Cassen- Building
San Antonio
Texas
Kati Pexas
Bachyposal
Maty Highty
Kanfman
Robbery at Central Congregational Church Stolen Linen
A Central Congregational church was robbed this week, with thieves taking church linen including communion linen and seven new aprons made by the church ladies. The incident extends a growing list of sacred buildings entered by thieves recently.
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Central Congregational
Hargett and Whitfield Funerals Attendances Noted
Funeral notices from Decatur Georgia list Mrs. George Whitfield funeral today at 3 p.m. from Line Street residence with burial in Greenville Mississippi by H. M. Potter Bon & Son. Flynn Hargett dies at 71 at 329 Grant Street with funeral at St Paul Methodist today at 3 p.m. Interment West View cemetery with pallbearers and honorary escorts named.
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Hargett
Flynn Hargett
Grant'streat
S. A Cameron
W. B. McLary
Robert Ivey
Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
W. G. Crawley
St. Paul Methodist Church
West View Cemetery
C. H. Puckett
Jim George
L. L
Notice to Building and Heating Contractors
Notice to building and heating contractors to bid on Lake City High School project. Bids due 2 pm Thursday February 10 at Dr H Oates Lake City Florida. Each construction bid requires 1000 bond and heating bid 300 bond with guarantees and bond. Drawings available from Edwards Sayward architects with 25 fee. return of drawings or failure to bid voids checks. Subcontractors pay 10 for drawings. bids overseen by city council and school board T H Bates president.
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Dr. H. Oates
Lake City
Bin
Lake Clty
Iida
T. H. Bates
Presitati
Gite Wight
Edwards & Sayward
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Atlanta
T. A. Bates
Fla
Guilders’ Exchange
F Thn
City Puncil
Funeral notices for Bugel and Newport families
Relatives and friends of Mr and Mrs Charles M Bugel attend funeral for their son Charles C today at Sacred Heart church with pallbearers named dehn Gewinner Edward Costello and John Summers. Burial at Oakland with P J Bloomfield in charge. Also notice of Mrs F A Newport funeral at Apostolic Tabernacle Sunday 11 am with pallbearers listed and interment West View. Harry G Poole listed as funeral director.
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College Park
Sonola
Hoo & Bazemore
Alaska Avenue
Mabel Word
Harry G. Poole
White
B. F. White
James Smith
Colum
Byrd
Mattle Clark
le Mann
Fred Gilpin
Birmingham
Ala
Claude L. Alexander
Ashland
Alg
Thomas D. Alexander
H. M. Patterson & Son
G. W. Duvall
Conyers
West View Cemetery
Saye
William L. Saye
Rush Roberts
Harry Saye
Emmett Says
Atlanta
Antone Saye
Los Angeles
Cal
W. Saye
Norfolk
Robert Saye
Tackaon- Ville
Fla
T.C. Burrard
Clyde
Morristown
N. J
No.1
Josephine Bynum
William Thomas Wilson
Edward L. Gardner
William A. Fincher
Mary G. Ackerly
Brooklyn
N.Y
Arthur
Guy Gardner
Hugh C. Wilson
Waycross
Harry Camp
Jacksonville
Pla
Atelle
Emily Gardner
Alta Avenue
Ornoon
West View
Barclay & Brandon
Tun
Charles “Warren
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D. Wool
Met Celtics
Army Stores, Inc
Atlanta, GA
Natio
House Naval Committee
Martha Washington
Martha, Washington
Martha ‘Washington
Pathe
Isla. of Paradise
Davencite
Davonette
Whitehall
Pythian Association
Funergi Il Notices
QAEDS
PBH
Sears Albert Howell
Thur Heyman
W. E Perryman
Burson
Houston St
Gander
Ivy
Adams National Detective Agency
Berrien
Tel. M
GALL /Ivy
City Coal CO
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
the Tripod Paint Co
Pryor Place
Textile Rectifying Co. Wizard" Weavers. of
Cincinnia
Glenn Ridg
Cincinnati
Goodhart-Tompkins
North Broad St
Eideriel Rand
Miss Peart Fridesich
Awtry & Lowndes
Belle Isle Iy
Auburn Ave
Brothers Wreternne
Spenn
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