Third Ward Civic Club Plans Musical Program at Mrs Clayton Home
The Third Ward Civic Club will host a musical and literary program at Mrs. George A. Clayton's home at 361 Cheeries Avenue. Participants include Mrs. John MacDonald, H. R. King, Vesta Gareaux, and Misses Gerinica Horton, Dorothy Jernagin, Marie Povle, Pauline Adams, and Thelma Doyali. Receiving committee lists several members. Hours are 4 to 6 PM and 8:30 to 10:30 PM. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
George A. Clayton
Cheeries Avenue
Meadames John MacDonald
H. R. King
Vesta Gareaux
Gernica Horton
Dorothy Jernagin
Marie Povle
Pauiline Adams
Thelma Doyali
Falows
Meadames
H. Kirkpatrick
John Justus
Florence
T. Truax
Ames FV. E. Smith
John Burg W
Os. Wilson
Walter Hinchecuir
Bernice Horton
Frances Gillespie
Marie Poole
Woman's club hosts Hogansville gathering at Mrs Word's home
The Hogansville Woman's Club enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. Prank Word's home with a History of the English Novel paper by Mrs. R. M. Mobley and sketches of Richardson Fielding Smollett by Mrs. J. F. McGloughlin. Tea featured pink roses and carnations, with music by Mrs. Ward. Next meeting with Mrs. Hubert Walker. Also YWCA banquet planned at Hotel Ansley with 60 cent supper. Georgia Libby Circle King’s Daughters and Sons meets at Cherokee Avenue 477 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Hogansville
Prank Word
Ward
R. M. Mobley
Hubert Walker
Georgia
Libby Chcle
Libby
King’s Daughter and Sons
Cherokee Avenue
Central Avenue
Grant Park
Ormond Street
St Mark's Bible Class Schedules Tea and Jubilee Union Meeting
The young ladies Bible class at St Mark's church hosts a silver tea this afternoon from 4 to 6 in the Sunday school room. The Jubilee Union of Mission Workers meets at 6 at First Baptist with Rev John R K Atkinson speaking. Mrs Archibald Davis outlines Chapman Alexander revival. Ladies Memorial Association meets Carnegie Library at 11 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Church
Jubilee Union of Mission Workers
First Baptist Church
John RK. Atkinson
St. Philip’s Cathedral
Archibald Davis
Chapman-Alexander
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Carnegie [Library
Social items highlight visits and gatherings in Atlanta
Mrs. Henry L. Collier visits her father in Americus while Grafton Johnson of Indiana stays with the Felder family at the Georgian Terrace. Cohen family convalesces in Dallas after illness and leg amputation. Adolph Le Gost and sons depart New York after hosting Mrs. George Forrester. Virginia Lipscomb returns from New York due to her mother’s illness. Ramsom Wright travels to New York on business. Mrs Wright visits Ponce de Leon then Athens. Henry Peeples sees friends in Asheville as Miss Jean Robinson hosts sewing club. William Beierl hosts chanting club in Druid Hills. D. TH Howell joins his parents at Georgian Terrace. A candy pulling tops First Methodist church social on Peachtree and Porter Place with a free will offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Collier
Americus
Grafton Johnson
Indiana
T. B. Felder
Georgian Terrace
J. Joel Cohen
Frank J. Cohen
Westminster Canitarium
Dallas
Texas
Adolph le Gost
New York
George Forrester
South Georgia
Virginia Lipscomb
Rutherford
Ramsom Wright
Wright
Philip Barbour
Ponce de Leon
Athens
Charles Phinizy
A. M. Harrison
St . Louis
First Methodist
Peachtree Street
Porter'place
Epworth League
Macon depot contract reaches city after delay
Macon Georgia January 23 Special The city of Macon and Central of Georgia railway contract for a new 1 000 000 passenger station reached the city clerk after being held at the railroad office. The mayor will sign and a copy will go to the railroad commission. The city grants land and closes two streets in exchange for a union depot. Also noted are a $20 000 damage suit over a boy's death and a horse sale and ten cent store plans in Macon.
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Macon
Railroad Commission
Central
Leo
Main Street
East Ma—con
S. H. Kress
McClure Company
Harris
Third
Cherry Streets
Woolworth Company
W. A. Doody Company
Cherry Street
Doody Company
P. D.’ Willingham Furniture Company
Second
Bill Clay S Booze Case Dismissed In Court Trial
In a modern mystery set at police headquarters the question is what happened to Bill Clay's alcohol. Clay’s 541 pints were reduced to 391 pints when seized. Detectives Chewning and Sturdivant faced trial as defendants with Chiefs Beavers and Lanford as witnesses. Judge Thomas ruled insufficient evidence to sustain the claim and dismissed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Bill Clay
Clay
Chewning
Sturdivant
Recorder
Old Bul
Beavers
Lanford
Thomas
Bill
William Rockefeller at Jekyl Island Home
William Rockefeller arrives at Jekyl Island with family and staff and occupies the Rockefeller cottage. He plans to stay through winter, a regular visitor to the island, though recently he speaks only in a whisper due to throat tremble. He enjoys walks and drives on the island’s roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rockefeller
Jekyl Island
Brunswick
Rockefeller
Jekyl
Pnnjo
Jeky
Rome primary date set for city government election
Rome Georgia city executive committee fixed February 23 as the primary date for selecting candidates for first commissioner and deputy commissioners under the new charter. A second primary would occur February 26 if no candidate wins a majority. The run off will be between the top two vote getters for each position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
City- Executive Committee of
Commission
Coca-Cola Bottlers End Big Convention
The Coca-Cola Bottlers association adjourned after a successful two day session held at the Piedmont hotel with a buffet supper. Speakers included Samuel C. Dobbs former president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America and Coca-Cola vice president, F M Allen of Kentucky, W D Bellingrath of Mobile, Charles H Loan of Cleveland, and Crawford Johnson of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola Bottlers’ Association
Piedmont Hotel
Thea
Samuel C. Dobbs
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Coca-Cola Company
F. M. Allen
Kentucky
W. D.bellingrath
Mobile
Charles’ H. Loan
Clevland
Crawford Johnson
Birmingham
Hooper Alexander At Father’s Bedside In Rome
Colonel T. W. Alexander former Rome mayor and leading attorney lies dangerously ill at his Rome home at age 88 Hooper Alexander United States district attorney traveled from Alabama to be by his father’s side in this late New Year report from Rome Georgia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
T. W. Alexander
Nestor
Hooper Alexander
United States District
al- Iahta
Playing With Pistol Dawson Boy Dies
Dawson Georgia January 21 Special Charles Marshall a 19 year old popular young man at the city electric plant while handling a pistol accidentally shot himself near the heart with fatal results Doctors gave prompt medical attention but he died an hour later at his father's home Captain M H Marshall He is survived by his father two sisters and three brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
City Electric
Charles Marshall
M. H. Marshall
Evans Held for Murder Hart County Youth Charged With Killing Negro With Rocks
Hartwell Ga January 21 Special Andy Evans an 18 year old white man was bound over to the Hart county grand jury in February on a murder charge. The case stems from the Christmas death of Ernest Gray a negro amid local racial tensions. Witness Walter Vickery said Evans and Snow Doyle killed Gray after a gambling dispute. Evans remained jailed without bail.
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Hartwell
Andy Evans
Hart County Grand Jury
George Cleveland
Cullen Wright
Evans
Ernest Gray
Gray
South Carolina
Walter Vickery
Snow Doyle
Doyle
Vickery
Hivans
Atl anteans to Address School of Commerce at UGA
In Athens on January 21 special report, the University of Georgia School of Commerce plans a three month series of business lectures led by prominent Atlanta figures. First talk by J J Wilkins on the banking system. later topics include Federal Reserve System, Corporation Finance, Commercial Law, and Railroad Regulation in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
School of Commerce
Universit of Georgia
W. A. Shelton
Atlanta
J. J. Wilkins
Georgia National
Federal Reserve System
J. al McCord
Atlanta Reserve Bank
Corporation Finance
W. D. Baker
Atlanta Ice and Coal Corporation
Sp ‘Cial
Herbert E. Choate
J. Orr Shoe Company
Andrew J. Cobb
Supreme Court
Harry Hodgson
Empire State Chemical Company
Joel ‘Hunter
Georgia
George Hillyer
Georgia Railroad Commission
Ralph W. Byers
Third National Bank
G. A. Mell
Athens Savings Bank
Southern Fair Leaders Meet in Athens Today
Macon Ga January 21 Special Secretaries officers and directors of fair associations from seven southeastern states converge in Athens for the annual Southern Association of Fairs and Expositions meeting. R M Striplin presides as president with Harry C Robert as vice president. More than thirty associations attend with prospective members Atlanta Jacksonville and Dothan. The group will draft a southern circuit fair schedule to avoid conflicts for concessionaires and race track owners.
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Macon
Southeast
Southern Association
R. M. Striplin
Meridian
Miss
Harry C. Robert
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Dothan
Ala
Ask More Policemen for the Fifth Ward
A Fifth Ward Improvement club meeting at English Avenue School formed committees to appeal to county commissioners for street sewer and park work. G A Smith and R B Burge were named to petition Chief Beavers for more police for the ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward Improvement Club
English Avenue
County Commissioners
G. A Smith
R. B. Burge
Beavers
M. Barrett
John B. Bradford
J. G. Flournoy
S W
Augusta Rotary Club After Pistols
Augusta Ga January 21 Special The local Rotary club joins in a campaign against the hip pocket pistol habit seeking judges and solicitors cooperation for chain gang or prison terms for concealed weapon carriers without fines. Delegation to urge strengthened legislation while the city council to curb dealer firearm displays. New York gets thaw Saturday and transfers Harry K Thaw to New York jurisdiction in US district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Rotary Club
Janda
New York
Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
United States Court
Kidney Remedy Brings Woman From Collapse to Health
A Iowa woman describes severe stomach pain misdiagnosed as stomach cancer. After trying multiple doctors and failing medicines, Swamp-Root new kidney remedy restored strength. she rose from 60 to 148 pounds and now works on a farm. The affidavit sworn July 12 1909 by Gertrude Warner Scott before Notary EB Colcord.
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Spain
Iowa
Benton County
Gertrude Warner Scott
Vinton
Colcord
Prove What Swapo-Bout Will Do For You
A letter from Dr. Kilmer & Co. of Binghamton New York offers a sample bottle for ten cents and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Readers are instructed to mention The Atlanta Daily Constitution when writing. Regular bottle sizes priced at fifty cents and one dollar are available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Rediscount Rate in Atlanta Lowered to Aid Banks
The Federal Reserve Board reduced the Atlanta rediscount rate to four percent on maturities up to sixty days and four and a half percent on longer terms to encourage southern banks to retire Aldrich-Vreeland currency. The move aims to shift funds to federal reserve notes while preserving liquidity across districts and coordinating with Treasury deposits if needed.
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Washington
South
Atlanta
Ise
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Secretary of ‘the Treasury
Ben Barton Released Under Bond in Fitzgerald Case
Fitzgerald Ga January 21 Ben F F Barton released on bond of seven thousand six hundred after six months in jail awaiting trial for shooting a black prisoner. Bond set by Judge Walter George. Case scheduled for April term of court.
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Fitzgerald
Ben FF. Barton
Walter George
Indicted Brunswick clubs tied to murder case probe
The Brunswick grand jury returned five true bills in the murder case against Bruce Edmunds and Pete Padgett of Baxley over Frank Wynn's death in Jesup. Witness B. Carter faces perjury charges. Indictments also name two Brunswick clubs for selling whisky. The grand jury paused on solicitor costs, auditing insolvent bills. A. L. Franklin seeks higher payments, while the jury debates final authority.
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Brunswick
Bruce Edmunds
Pete Padgett
Baxley
Frank Wynn
Jesup
B. Carter
Brunswick Oglethorpe Alub
C. A. Bennett
Ship’s Crew Four Days Without Food on Carrissee
The Gloucester to Cuba bound fishing schooner Carrissee arrived in Tybee Roads after four days at sea with no food or water for the crew. Tug Jacob Paulsen towed her into Savannah harbor tonight. Four weeks at sea since leaving Gloucester amid a gale plagued voyage. last supplies exhausted Saturday. several exhausted, one in serious condition.
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Savannah
Tybee Roads
Savannah Harbor
Jacob Paulsen
Gloucester
Maine
Cuba
Jlone
Judge George Unites Elopers At Decatur Ga
In Decatur Georgia on January 21 special report T N McNelley of Dudeville Alabama and Miss Hattle V Shirley of Turnerville Georgia were married in the Decatur courthouse by Judge J R George. The ceremony was arranged to avoid parental objections and the couple plan to move to Camp Hill Alabama after leaving Atlanta Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
T.~. McNelley
Dudeville
Ala
Columbus Man Kills Wife in Friend's Home
Columbus Ga January 21 Heywood A Lester a misli ener ative today shot and killed his wife in the home of Mrs Griffin The wife had left home and sought refuge with Mrs Griffin the husband following her and shooting her five times killing her instantly Domestic infelicity is given as the husband's reason for killing his wife He is in ill
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Columbus
j—Heywood A. Lester
Griffin
Albany Mourns Death of Mrs A E Jackson
Albany Ga January 21 special Mrs Adelaide H E Jackson oldest white resident of Albany died this afternoon after a brief illness. She was nearly 90 years old and had lived in Albany nearly seventy years. She leaves four daughters Mrs J R Whitehead Mrs J R Degrattenbad Mrs J W Armstrong and Mrs Rosa J Hillsman all of Albany and a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren. Her death affects Albany as a community sorrow.
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Albany
Adelaide. HE. Jackson
J. R. White~ Head
J. R. Degrattenbad
J. W. Armstrong
Rosa J.hilsman
Milledgeville Hosts Interdenominational Christian Workers
Milledgeville Georgia January 21 special a conference of Christian workers began Thursday evening. The convention is interdenominational with prominent speakers from various denominations. Speakers include Rev P V DuBose missionary from China Rev Henry D Phillips rector of Episcopal LaGrange Georgia Dr W L Pickard Mercer University president and Rev John S Jenkins Atlanta missionary secretary of the North Georgia Methodist conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville, Ga
Christian Workers
P. V. DuBose
The
Presbyterian Church
China
Henry D. Phillips
Hriscopal Church
LaGrange
W. L. Pickard
Mercer University
John S&. Jenkins
Atlanta
North Georgia Methodist Conference
First Woman Elected to Oregon Senate
Roseburg Oregon January 21 Misa Katheryn Clark a Democrat was chosen state senator over two male opponents in a special election She is the first woman elected to the Oregon senate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Ore
Misa Katheryn Clark
Oregon Senate
Cardinal Gibbons Attends Washington Visit Activities at Capital
Cardinal Gibbons visited Washington joining the session as a guest of Senator Ransdell. Speaker Clark briefly left the floor to sit with him in the members gallery and many representatives and senators greeted the prelate during his Capitol appearance.
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Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Capital
Clark
Senate
Ransdell
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Waianae
Wil
M. Rich & Bros. CO
M.rich & Bros. CO
M. Rich & Bros.co
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ansley
Young Women's Christian Association
Vick
Allen
Boo Allen
Nashville, Tenn
John R. Dillon
Maton
State Fairgrounds
D. L. Peacock
A. M. Watson
Thomasville
Watson
John H. Dillon
Sidney Dillon
Coca-Cola
Father
Dawson Boy
Hart Co
Southern Fair
Warner Scott
Iowa St. Vinton
Reserve. Board
Ben Barton
Wynn
Erand
Acticizer
Gollant Costa
A. L. Franklin
Judge George
A. E. Jackson
Milledgeville
Oregon
Messalines
Charmeuse
J. M. High CO
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