Organ Recital at St. Anthony's West End
B J Fowler Richardson with the St. Anthony's church choir will present a Monday night organ recital at the West End church. The event promises strong interest as a notable musical occasion. A separate card party titled Love will be the Mostess will occur this afternoon at the North gueues residence with Hickory Ann as the game after which refreshments will be served. Invited guests include Elizabeth Rawson Violet Wrippe Margaret Dissoway Frances Waunnally Maude Kirkpatrick Anna Watson Eliza Dancy May Atkinson Marie Love Charles Owens Mery Cole Courtney Harrison Eleanor Raoul Leontine Day Sarah Bell Mildred Noble Edna d Lighman Bessie High Harrie Stockdell Caroline DuBose Josephine Stoney Elizabeth Schlesinger Annie Grima Miriam Walker Emmie Baker Silver Speer Au Fella Speer Harriet Calhour Ethelyn Emmons Catherine Walker Leorora egland Clifford West Barah Lee Evens Annia Caverly Laura Wyatt Marjorie Brown Passie May Ottley Hattie May Holland Antoinette Blackburn Alice May Freeman Mary Drew Candell Frances Connally Ethel Bloomfield Ine Gentry Martha Wagener Aurela Worthington Genevieve Morris Edith Farlinger Mary Bouligny Georgiana Steele Marie Harrie Isabel Kubrt Idelie Kimball.
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Cech
Love
North Gueues
Hickory Ann
Glisses Elizabeth Rawson
Violet Wrippe
Margaret Dissoway
Frances Waunnally
Maude Kirkpatrick
Anna Watson
Eliza Dancy
May Atkinson
Marie Love
Charles Owens
Mery Cole
Courtey Harrison
Eleanor Raoul
Leontine Day
Sarah Bell
Mildred Noble
Ednad Lighman
Bessie High
Harrie Stockdell
Caroline DuBose
Josephine Stoney
Elizabeth Schlesinger
Annie Grima
Miriam Walker
Emmie Baker
Silver Speer
Au- Fella Speer
Harriet Calhour
Ethelyn Emmons
Catherine Walker
Leororaegland
Clifford West
Barah Lee @Evens
Annia Caverly
Laura Wyatt
Marjorie Brown
Passie May Ot
Social Roundup at Ballard Hotel and City Guests
M D Meador and several others are seen at the Ballard hotel while a parade of visitors arrives from Kansas City, Hendersonville, Athens, Milwaukee, Savannah, and Dalton. Local parties, clubs, and illnesses are noted as guests enjoy gatherings and travels through Atlanta and nearby locales.
Dance at Segadie's and social events in Atlanta
A Segadio's hall dance hosted by the Assembly Club honored Mrs. Margaret Turk of Washington. The event featured chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Barry and Mr. and Mrs. Honney, with about twenty five couples attending and fruit punch served. A farewell social for Dr. McLaughlin was planned for February 2 at the Universalist church.
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Segadio
Assembly Club
Margaret Turk
Washington City
Rosine Raoul
Cordelia Gray
Emma Bella Lowndes
Annie Day
Julia Porter
Louise Gay
M. A. Phelan
Ronine Clark
Janie Speer
Messrs
Everett Richardson
Sanford Rust
John Dean Steward
Sam Hewlitt
Walter Nash
Lynn Werner
Versatille Glenn
Joe Connally
Will Newman
Rob Ryan
RT. Dorsey, Jr
Tory Willams William McCarthy
Eugene Ottley
Dr. McLaughlin
Universalist Church
Peachtree
Harrin Streets
McLaughlin
Carroll Payne
John Moore
Robert Wessells
Louis Gholston
James Dickey, Jr
Thalian Club
James Nunnally
Thomas D. Meador
Margaret Turke
Thomas
Postum Coffee Replaces Coffee, Aids Vitality
A vintage slogan touts Postum as a replacement for coffee, claiming it sustains energy and nutrition by rebuilding the system. The ad asserts trials prove its benefits and positions Postum as a healthier alternative on the road to wellbeing.
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Weliviile
Better Than Spanking for Bed Wetting Says Mother
Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a home treatment for children troubled by bed wetting. She states spanking does not cure the problem and writes that she asks no money for her guidance and will send materials to any mother who writes due today. Do not blame the child.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
This Girl Would a Soldiering Go
May Bondell a 22 year old from Terre Haute Ind dressed in her brother’s clothes and a man’s wig applied to be mustered into company J at Fort Sheridan to join the Twentieth regiment in the Philippines. She confessed her sex after failing the physical and spoke of her sweetheart Carl Pfau a private in the same company.
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Chicago
May Bondell
Terre Haute
Ind
Fort Sherhdan
Philippines
Carl Pfaum
New President of Liberia Inaugurated in Monrovia
Advices from Liberia report Barclay sworn in as president in Monrovia on January 24. His speech stressed commercial freedom conciliation with aboriginal populations and urged closer foreign trade and farming facilities. PMID: None.
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Liberia
London
Barclay
Monrovia
The Passing Throne of Patti in Atlanta Tour
Marcus Mayer, famed theatrical manager, travels with Madame Patti through Atlanta on a spring tour and details plans to bring Calve and Bernhardt to America. Patti’s health and voice receive high praise from Mayer, who notes six diverse arias and predicts record-setting revenue from the season. Stephen Bonsal of The New York Herald visits Atlanta to study peonage and whitecapping in Alabama and Mississippi, finding few wholesale violations and noting broader Asian tensions in the Far East.
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Marcus Mayer
Atlanta
Mr. Mayer
Madame Patti
Patth
United States
Meyer
New York
Calve and Bernhardt
America
Maurice Grau
Bernhardt
Robert Grau
Madame Pattl
Lfe
Faust
Robin Adair
Patti
Mr. Meyer
Mme Patti
Mme. Patt
M Wilford Virgo
Melande F. Cunningham
Mile
Roza Zammels
Mlle
Vera Margolies
Senor Roumaldo Baplo
Stephen Bonsal
Alabama
Mississippi
Bonsal
New York Herald
Georgia
K. Bonsal
Far East
Japan
Sympathy for Japan debated with caution in U S circles
A report from Atlanta notes varied views on the Russo Japanese conflict with comments favoring Russia while acknowledging Japan's strength. The piece catalogs numerous visitors and guests, listing arrivals at the Kimball and Piedmont hotels including J H Smythe, Joseph J Jones, J Phillips, L O McCalla, W H Nunnally, L M Lynch, and many others from Georgia and beyond.
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J H. Smythe
Associated Press
Louisville
Atlanta
Joseph J. Jones
Chicago
J. Phillips
Tifton
the Kimball
Banquet and meetings mark Salvation Army Southern officers conference
The Salvation Army conference led by Colonel R Holz in the city held a banquet last night with Major W O Hunter, Ensign Phillips, J M Berriman and Captain B C Widgery among speakers. Widgery was promoted to ensign. A street meeting and services followed, as the conference prepares to adjourn with new stations planned in New Decatur Charlotte and Charleston increasing the army’s regional work.
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Salvation Army
Eression
R. Holz
Hall of the Army
Peachtree Street
Marietta Street
Wesley Tabernnacle
Army
Hols
Spesehhea
W. O. Hunter
Cleveland
Ohio
Mies Phillips
Bessemer
J M. Berriman
B.C. Widgery
Atlanta
Holt
Ldgery
Wesley Tabernacle
Hunter
South
New Orleans
Tampa
New Decatur
Charlotte
Charleston
New York
Kentucky Senate Defeats Catron Panama Treaty Resolution
Frankfort Ky January 29 The Senate voted 23 to 16 to defeat Senator Catron's resolution endorsing President Roosevelt's Panama treaty action Three Democrats Phelps Booles and Gillen Waters voted with Republicans in favor of the resolution.
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Kentucky
Roosevelt
Frankfort
Senate
Catron
Phelps
Booles
Gillen Waters
Americus Union Meetings Spark Strong Church Giving
In Americus Georgia union meetings across Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian churches prompted generous giving. The Methodists in January raised about 10,000 toward their brick church, while the First Baptist on January 24 saw over 2,600 subscribed to reduce a 3,800 debt, with many affluent members absent. The united pulpit exchanges fostered a hopeful religious season.
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Americus
Methodist
First Baptist
Panamanian legation leadership shifts announced
Washington January 28. W W Ruse, secretary of legation at Caracas, Venezuela, is appointed charge of the American legation at Panama. He will run the affairs after Minister Buchanan sails from Colon next Tuesday for the United States. Buchanan will resign upon reaching Washington. Ruse is expected to succeed Buchanan.
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Buszell
Washington
W W Rusesell
Caracash
Venezuela
Panama
Buchanan
Colon
United States
Russell
Castleberry Bound Over in Arson Case at Waycross
Dick Castleberry, a negro, was bound over to the superior court on arson charges after a commitment trial. He confessed to setting fire to J M Mathis' store, claiming Mathis promised $25 after insurance money. Mathis awaits commitment trial once his attorney returns from the north, held as accessory before the fact.
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Mathis
North
Waycross
Dick Castleberry
Castleberry
J M Mathis
Thia City
Cuban 835 000 000 Loan Blocked
In New York on January 20 negotiations for floating the proposed 35,000,600 Cuban bonds have halted temporarily. Banking interests overseeing the issue say the Russo Japanese situation makes such a sale inadvisable now as it would tie up a large sum that could be used more effectively elsewhere.
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New York
Wilmington Plans Push for Cape Fear River Funds
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce invites Chairman Burton to visit February to urge a rivers and harbors appropriation. North Carolina senators and congressmen will be asked to exert efforts to secure funding, highlighting urgent needs on the Cape Fear river project.
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Wilmington
N. C
Washington
Congress
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