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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1921

Page

2

The Constitution Dispatches a Sunday Triweekly Edition

The Standard Southern Hewnysper Daily announces a Sunday triweekly edition under Clark Howell as editor and general manager with directors Clark Howell Albert Howell Ben Black HW Grady and Clark Howell Sr listed in the masthead.

Constitution Standard Southern Hewnysper Fablinbed Clark Howell Zéltor Clark Howell Albert Howell Ben Black HW. Grady Clark Howell, Sr

Constitution Printing and Advertising Reach Outside Atlanta

The Constitution appoints B Holliday advertising manager for all territory outside Atlanta and notes distribution to New York by 2 pm the day after press. Availability at Hoteling's and major Broadway stands. Not responsible for advance payments to out-of-town dealers. Associated Press members rights stated.

B. Holliday Constitution Building Atlanta Seermal Constitution Washington Raleigh James A. Holloman Constitution New York City Newstanda Broadway Forty-second Street Times Building Thirty-Eighth Street Twenty-Ninth Street Associated Press

Indictments Over Dominican Affairs Stir U S Debate

The May 28 Current History features two pieces by Dominican President Francisco Flenriquez y Carvajal and Horace G. Knowles of New York criticizing American occupation in Santo Domingo. Knowles quotes a 1921 letter accusing the U S of imperial sway and violating sovereignty, while Carvajal blames military rule for debt and eroded public services. The piece questions truth and calls for congressional scrutiny.

Current History Magazine United States Domaican Republic Santo Domingo Francisco Flenriquez Y Carvajal Horace G. Knowles New York Knowles Moses Dontinical Republic Prince Zion Carvajal Washington Confess Hulla Baloo tLeumania Bulgaria Serbia Apamintean Republic Bolivia War Department Henen Congress

Knowles Criticizes Congress Over Santo Domingo Silence

Mr Knowles charges that Congress has been kept ignorant of the situation in Santo Domingo and forbids knowledge of what is happening there, arguing this should challenge congressional action.

Knowles Congress Santo Domingo

Just From Georgia Feelin Prime and Modern Life Bits

A mosaic of local verse and newspaper notes humorously contrasts rustic Georgia wisdom with modern life. Quips on morale, work, and joy share panels from The Eureka Herald and The Albany Herald, plus calendar quips and farm flurry about crops and sunshine.

Goldfish Poet in a Water World Dereams of Vast Oceans

A fragmentary verse from L 8B by DANIELL, Atlanta. Ga, depicts a goldfish prisoner in a mimic watery realm praising fatal beauty and a gleaming red and gold marvel. The speaker contrasts tiny Earthbound life with boundless distant waters and travels beyond.

Daniell

Observance of Fathers Day Proposed by Milner Writer

In 1918 I urged setting aside the first June Sunday to honor fathers like Mothers Day. The Atlanta Constitution should publish this again to bring it before the people so they may observe it next Sunday June 6. Milner Ga May 31 1921. Mineana Woodall urges nationwide recognition of Fathers Day using the flower emblem as symbol of paternal strength loyalty and love.

Atlanta Constitution South Atlanta Constitution Mineana Woodall Milner

Broadway Nighties Fade Amid Summer Quiet

New York life notes describe Broadway facing a dry season as roof gardens close and cabarets lose workers. Performers cling to slim gigs while wages drop from 100 to 20 dollars weekly, with art fading and urban bustle cooling. A Plaza scene ends in comic humility, a French scholar’s politeness mocked by a vintner audience, and a cigarette sparks a minor blaze that undersells the day’s heat.

Health Talks on Polar Bears and Phobias by Dr Brady

A column discusses Milwaukee's polar bear breeding claim and pneumonia echoes a broader debate on weather and disease. It includes questions about fear of heights, bed wetting guidance, and the role of discipline in child health, with medical commentary and practical advice.

Milwaukee London Zoological Authority Zoological Park Esquimos Buffalo Far North Sissy

What the Stars Predict

What the Stars Predict claims a very lucky day under Yehten with favors sought and a profitable year for birthdays. It warns of four serious railway accidents and an unlucky evening for the aged, plus unseasonable weather that could affect health and promising fortunes for today’s children.

Yehten

Terrell Goes Farther into School Appointments

Terrell argues the board of education lacks funds to run schools into January due to misapplied city income and state funds. He notes 1919 1920 and 1921 apportionments fall short of law requiring 22 percent of city income for schools. He says ignoring non resident pupil fees and state funds worsens the deficit. Member Board of Education From First District.

Board of Education Sahge General Assembly First District

Heart Cleaning and Clean Hearts in Daily Life

A reflective piece urges readers to clean their hearts as a daily practice. It compares home cleanliness to spiritual purification, urging softness, tolerance, and kindness. The essay notes that God should embody the good within us, and daily service yields happiness. It emphasizes entering each day with a clean heart and spreading gentleness to others.

George C Smith Ie The Man Atlanta Wants

James L Logan extols George C Smith of Baltimore as a visionary for Atlanta’s industrial future. The piece recalls Grady’s memory and urges selection of a leader with education and industrial expertise to attract capital, jobs, and prominence for Atlanta as a trade center and distributing point.

Constitution George C. Smith Baltimore America Atlanta Fourth National Bank Jr.m English Mr. Smith Henry W Grady Grady Men of Affairs Captain English George C Smith Henry Grady Grady Ad Smith Cornell University University of New York Bureau of Industries Board of Trade South James L. Logan

Capitol Gossip and Other Atlanta Capitol Notes

Pat H Mell assistant state oil inspector claimed the title champion best man of Georgia in Monroe where he will officiate again. The piece also covers Logan Bleckley, state bar meeting in Savannah, arguments over a proposed judges appointment bill, a fish fry tale from the state prison farm, parole for William McKinley Hampton, crop hopes from wheat and oats, and various Capitol visits and duties including Gov Dorsey’s clemency matters and a Bartow county reward offer.

Georgia Capitol Pat H Mell Monroe Pat Ben Black Marietta Vannah Logan E. Bleckley Supreme Court Savannah Georgia State Bar Association Court of Appeals Atlanta T & Patterson State Prison Commission Ion Manson Court of Appeal State Senate Barney McIntyre Heath Ly Rainey Macon Milledgeville Jungh Grover John D Humphries A A. Clark Fulton County Bob”‘olland Mathegon Warren Fy Collier William McKinley Hampton Dorsey Prison Commission

Miami manager tours to Los Angeles by ocean to ocean auto

T. J. Mclean, manager of the Park theatre in Miami, heads an Atlantic to Pacific automobile tour to Los Angeles. The specially built car, decorated to advertise Miami, carries electric chimes by C. G. Westwood and music by Paul Mulvey. The party includes Prince the collie and bears endorsements from Miami officials and chambers. They arrived in Atlanta Tuesday morning and will arrive in Los Angeles by mid July for the Elks convention.

T. J. Mclean Park Theatre Miami Florida Atlanta Los Angeles Calif C.G. Westwood Paul Mulvey RS Casa Mr. Case Ocean Atlantic Pacific Mulvey Mclean Miami Chamber of Commerce Mo Itor Club Ad Club

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