Grady Hospital Board Elects Officers and Debates Dormitory
Grady hospital board of trustees held its annual meeting Tuesday with discussions on a nurses dormitory and the election of officers. Colonel Robert J. Lowry was chosen president, EH. W. Martin vice president, and Dr. W. F. Elkin secretary, while Dr. W. B. Summerall was re elected superintendent. A Mayo letter urged a prison ward to cut jail costs and improve safety, and a committee was named to work out details. The board also considered an intercom exchange project and re elected the medical board. A donor’s $10,000 pledge for the dormitory was disclosed but sparked questions over naming rights, leading to committee review.
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Grady Hospital Board of Trustees
Robert J. Lowry
EH. W. Martin
W. 4. Elkin
W. B. Summerall
Elkin
W. M. Mayo
Maya
Board of Trustes of
Grady Hospital
Grady
Grady ‘Hospital
Diana
Tegwiar
Lowry
I. D. Longino
Alfred Newell
Summerall
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Atlanta Telephone Company
Sumqueralt
Pehen Council
Tinanes Slo Ely
Wark Om
Neil
BBR
Wost
Siven
Mavne
T Lowis
FF. W. Martina
W. S. Elkin, Jr
Masonic Officials Review Commanderies In Atlanta
Acting Grand Master Lee S. Smith of Pittsburgh and Georgia Grand Commander B Frank Hardeman, with J K Orr and committee, reviewed Atlanta and Coeur de Ti en commanderies during annual inspections at the Masonic temple. Wives accompanied the officials. Piedmont hotel served as headquarters. a Stone Mountain drive and luncheon at Druid Hills Golf Club were planned with entertainment at Capital City Club.
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Lee S. Smith
Pittsbury
United States
J. K. Orr
Atlanta
B. Frank Hardeman
Athens
Georgia
Smith
Atanta Commandery
Coeur de Tien
Masonic Temple
Mr. Smith
Mr. Hardeman
Physician from Mexico City Relates Harsh Journey to United States
Dr Francis L. Fiske, longtime physician in Mexico City, describes a perilous trek to the United States via Tampico route. He says bandits robbed him thirteen times between Monterrey and the border, stripping nearly all possessions except clothing. He spent about $120 in transit and carried only essential papers.
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Mexico
Atlanta
Francisco L. Fiske
Mexico City
Iske
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Monterey
Tarpon Inn Opens on Useppa Island Reopens for Guests
Tarpon Inn on Useppa Island reopened Saturday under Ray Payne returning as manager. The hotel has been enlarged and the dining room and lobby capacity doubled. New golf course, dubbed the western Pocket golf course of America, with Paul N Dean in charge, three cup tournaments set for Feb 12 26 and Mar 11, Izaak Walton fishing trophies attractively offered as the inn stays open to June 35 for tarpon season.
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Tarpon Inn
Useppa Island
Ray Payne
Block Island
B. L
Tarponin
West Nocket
America
Paul N. Dean
Shore Club of
Chicago
Florida
Izaak Walton Club
Mayor J. D. Edmundson of LaGrange Dies at 71
LaGrange Ga January 26 Special John Dew Edmundson longtime mayor for eleven years died this morning after a brief illness Pneumonia. He was a Confederate veteran who lost his right arm in the war. Funeral at First Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 pm interment Hill View Cemetery. Survived by wife three sons GS Edmundson of Abbotttsford KB Edmundson of Tignall GA Dr J P Edmundson of Kansas City Mo and three daughters Mrs J C Warner of Rome Mrs J B Richey of Atlanta and Mrs Hatton Lovefor of LaGrange.
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LaGrange
John Dew Edmundson
First Methodist Church
B. P. Allen
W. B. Dillard
Hill View
Our Glasses Align With Your Oculist Prescription
Jac T. Moore and Sons present optician services at 42 Broad St offering spectacles tailored to precise prescriptions. The ad promises scientifically accurate curves and a red finish achievable by skilled mechanics, inviting customers to bring their oculist prescription.
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Jac. T. Moore & Sons
the Opticians
Broad St
Emory subscriptions organized by Atlanta physicians
The division of physicians led by Dr W S Elkin met at the chamber of commerce to organize and begin soliciting subscriptions from Atlanta doctors for Emory University. Subscriptions can be directed to the medical department Lamar school or to general Emory buildings unless otherwise noted. Multiple physician teams and captains were listed, with activity planned to begin Wednesday morning and expected substantial donations at Thursday’s luncheon.
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Elkin
Division of Physicians
Chamber of Commerce
Physicians of Atlanta
Emory University
Lamar School of Law
Emory
Atlanta
Alex
A. Roberts
J. Hines
E. Be Wood
A. H. Bune
Cyrus Strickler
H. Ly, Reynolds
C. H. Paine
EB. V. Bailey
Dunbar
Roy
Newton Craig
Miller Hutchins
Bernard Wolff
A. B. Bustin
Phinilly Calhoun
George Bachaian
J. H. Smith
Cecil Stockard
J. Calhoun McDougall
8. Goldsmith
W.W. Young
Co. Avan
Bates ‘Stock
Mt Gaines
C. E. Boynton
Howard Burke
A. BM. Mackenfuel
A. P. Bilse
I. W. Papez
John Funke
A. Ja
Warpon Br
G. . Watts
Broa
BCA
Fothiers
Frank Boland
Will Robert
Dan ¥. Mage
Ps Wells
E. P. Merritt
L. Campbell
Jono Wallace
M.G. Campbell
Joan & Hurt
Liebman
H. G. Cartes
HL Mancock
W. . Dilkin
Scott Hudson
J. ‘Hall Milter
Harper
J. G. Ragadale
W. W. Campball
Clark
C.K. Varden
WHS
Ragan, Jr
W. RK. Adkins
H. J. Rosenberg
Roughlin
B. C. Davis
LC. Flaher
Dt. KR. McCord
H. Matthews
H. “Battey
WS. Bikey
John F. Denton
W.H. Person
Hartieid
Mayor and Council Elected in Valdosta Ga
Valdosta Ga January 25 Special The white primary for mayor and councilmen yesterday re elected Mayor T J Converse Jr who had no opposition and six councilmen W D Peepte B H Jones M J Chauncey J Dashley B W Bentley and 4¢ T) Mathia The first two were members Of the old council W i Uonley declined to run again and 13 place was taken by Mr Mathis L W than any I D Berg storm were defeated
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Valdosisa
T. J. Converse, Jr
W. Db. Peepte
B. H. Jones
M. J. Chauncey
J. Dashley
B. W. Bentley
Mathia
W. i Uonley
Mr. Mathis
L. W
I. D. Bergstorm
Railroads Seek Court Injunction in Tax Case
Attorneys King and Spalding of Atlanta and Cummings and Hall of Augusta filed in the federal district court in Atlanta on behalf of Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic Coast Line railways seeking to enjoin Comptroller General William A. Wright from proceeding on collecting back taxes claimed on 1,070,000 dollars worth of bonds. The suit relates to a prior move by Louisville and Nashville to block the comptroller from taking stock of the Western of Alabama railway alleged to be owned by the Louisville and Nashville.
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King & Spalding
Atlanta
Cummings & Hall
Ausgusta
Federal District Court
Louisville and Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line Railways
Eniain
William A. Wright
Georgia Railroad
The
Louiayne and Nashville
Comptroller General
Western of Alabama Railroad
Crisp County to elect new ordinary February 15
Cordele Ga January 25 Special The Crisp County executive committee failed an election to fill the unexpired term of Judge S W Coney ordinary of the county deceased for February 11 Three candidates were named for the unexpired term W P Fleming J Hughes and J Collins two of whom are now holding local offices The committee also set the county primary for March 17 when all county officers will be elected
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Cordele
Caninittes
Crisp
S. W. Coney
W. P. Fleming
J. ® Hughes
J. ‘. 'Collins
MIT Atlanta Alumni Banquet Set for Saturday Evening
The sixth annual banquet of the Atlanta Alumni Association of MIT will be held in the Pine Room at the Hotel Ansley on Saturday at 8 p.m. All MIT men in Atlanta or vicinity are invited and asked to notify J. M. Thacher, president, at 318 Electric & Gas Building, of their intention to attend.
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Atlanta
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pine Room
Ansley
J. M. Thacher
No. 318
Electric & Gas Building
Maddox Guilty In Judge Calhoun Court
A jury returned a guilty verdict yesterday against former Alderman James W. Maddox in Judge Andy Calhoun's court on a cruelty to animals charge. Trial spanned nearly two days with arraignment Monday and sentencing deferred to Friday as Maddox said he would appeal. The maximum penalty for cruelty to animals is $1,000.
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Andy Calhoun
James W. Maddox
H.D. Freeman
City Humane
Board of Police Commissioners
J Oficer Freeman
John 8. McCleland
Aldine Chambers
Linton C. Hopking
Lowry Ammold
Robert Troutman
Atlanta Humane Society
Maddox
Court of Appeals
Cars Leave Today for Long Trip Exhibit
Crowded to the limit of capacity all day. Manager Leak says the Georgia Exhibit Cars had best day since opening and anticipates crowding at Wednesday morning visit. Cars switch at 1 15 p m from Union Depot to Terminal Station for train to Newnan then LaGrange and three days there. They proceed to Manchester Tarbotton Montezuma Vienna Cordele Fitzgerald Titton Moultrie Valdosta for conservation conference February 23 to 34. Public response, modest admission fees aid operation costs, praised by visitors and state chamber officials.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Union Depot
Terminal Station
West Point
Newnan
LaGrange
Manchester
Tarbotton
Montezuma
Vienna
Cordele
Fitzgerald, Titton
Moultrie
State Chamber of Commerce
Cara
Woman's Missionary society collects 56000 in North Georgia
Carrollton Ga January 25 Special The Woman's Missionary society of the North Georgia conference assembled here this week with over 300 in attendance. Fifty six thousand cholera has been collected in the past year and 598 members have been added. Miss Mabel Head of Nashville Tenn delivered an address on foreign missionary work. Delegates are being royally entertained. Reports of committees will be made tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Woman's Missionary Society of the North Georgia Conference
Mabel Head
Nashville
Tenn
Prohibition Amendment Defeated by Kentucky Senate
Frankfort Kentucky January 25 A bill to submit a constitutional amendment for statewide Prohibition failed 20 to 14 in the Kentucky Senate. The article notes estimates that three fifths of bonded spirits and whiskies in the United States are in Kentucky warehouses based on official sources.
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Frankfort
United States
Kentucky
Justified in Killing Man He Found in Home
In Waycross Georgia on January 28 special reports that M. P. Reaves was ruled justified in killing Henry Williams of Montgomery last Friday night after a lengthy preliminary hearing. The defense claimed Williams insulted Mrs. Reaves and attempted to push her into an adjoining room. Williams had knowledge of the killer entering with a shotgun, and Reaves fired at once, then left.
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Waycrons
Ware County
M. P. Reaves
C. J. Allen
Henry Williams
Montgomery
Williams
Reaves
Willams
Williama
Ellis Named Captain of Columbus Guards
First Lieutenant Cleve Ellis was tonight elected captain of the Columbus Guards to succeed Captain George Sheram who resigned. He will assume the post after passing his examination and receiving his commission, creating vacancies for first and second lieutenants. R. B. Pekor is expected to become first lieutenant, with the second lieutenant chosen from non commissioned officers.
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Columbus
Cleve Ellis
Columbus Guards
George Sheram
R. B. Pekor
Leutenant
Sheriff saves girl by killing mad dog in Cortele Ga
In Cortele Georgia on January 25 Sheriff Ward fired three shots to kill a mad dog that had entered the home and endangered his young daughter Lenore who had just returned from school. The dog was foaming at the mouth and showed hydrophobia when it rushed toward the child.
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Cortele
Lenore
Holmes Institute to Plan New Building and Trustees Meeting
The Holmes Institute trustees will gather at the corner Fort and Clifton streets to discuss plans for a new building to shelter 1000 impoverished children. H.R. Holmes will present an annual report. Rev. L. H. King will preside. Bishop J. 3. Elipper and others will speak. music by students.
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Holmes Institute
Fort
Clifton Streets
H. M. Turner
H.R. Holmes
L. H. King
Central Avenue ME. Church
J. 3. Elipper
J. P. Johnson
J. A. Hadley
W. A. Fountain
W.M. Ferryl
Ie Eberhardt
HA King
Clark University
Business Men Rejuvenated by German Discovery Claims
A German scientist, R. von Walden, touts a non drug cure for heart and circulatory ailments claiming life prolongation and relief from angina, paralysis, and possible death. Free booklet and consultation offered to those sending symptom details to the R. von Walden Institute in Cincinnati.
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R. von Walden
R. von Walden Institute
Mitchell Bldg
Cincinnati
Ohic
Adv
Girl Falls 16 Stories But Not Badly Hurt
Chicago January 25 Physicians at St Duke's hospital reported Miss Minute B Werner 21 who fell from the sixteenth floor of the Transportation building yesterday sustained minor injuries. They projected an excellent chance of recovery and she denied any attempt at self harm.
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Chicago
St Duke's Hospital
Minute B. Werner
Greek Officers Fight Duel in Athens
A duel occurred today between naval officers M. Courmouls and M. Melas. Courmouls was wounded. The dispute stems from the forced resignation of Melas’s brother as secretary to King Constantine over political opinion.
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Athens
Via
Paris
M. Courmouls
M. Melas
M. Courmoulis
Constantine
Dentists of Atlanta Honor Dr Hinman With Dinner
Dr Hinman is celebrated by Atlanta colleagues for becoming president of the National Dental Association. A complimentary dinner will be held Saturday January 29 at the Warlock Capital City Club, with an arranging committee of Drs Poster Barnwell Hil Huff Hughes Silverman Turner Holland and Foster leading the reception.
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Atlanta
Temter
Hinman
National Dental Association
Warlock
Capital City Club
Tre
SW. Poster
C. M. Barnwell
DeLos Hil
M. D. Huff
C. Hughes
L. Silverman
M. &. Turner
Frank Holland
F. C. Foster
Parents Should Know This Splendid Remedy
Parents should know of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, reliable laxative for children. It uses simple herbs, contains no narcotics, and helps restore regularity without griping or strain. A trial bottle is offered free by Dr W B Caldwell at 454 Washington St Monticello IL.
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Mre
Va F. Gaff
1Th St
Washington, D.C
Marie
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
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