Vital Flame chapter LXAXX heart of a mystery falls
Miles reveals Deirdre died from an overdose after drug trouble at the prison hospital. Marcella grieves as Miles and a returning Field confirm the Egyptian vase is intact, clearing the purchaser and ending the suspense with hopeful, tangled loyalties.
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Deirdee
Miles
Marecefla
Mintron
Beirdre
Privon Hospital
Marcela
Deirdre
Iarling
Milex
Marcelin
Mareel
Marcella
Marcelit
Jose
Brute
Darling
Druga
Helen
Greenwich Village
Mr. Field
Long Island
Strengen
Ling
When Hearts Command by Elizabeth York Miller continues
Christopher confronts Alice about her mother, claiming a recent letter from London reveals her mother's loss of conscience. Alice, stunned, questions the accusation as Christopher describes traveling from London to warn her about the looming issue. He remains reserved, offering no comfort and insisting on a formal explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
When Hearts Command
Elizabeth York Miller
Christopher
Tve
Lucerne
Alice
Sunday Magazine
Rev and Mrs Penn Host to Faculty at State Street School
Rev and Mrs Penn entertained Friday afternoon for the faculty of State Street school. Guests included Mrs John TL Childress Mrs Richard E Jones Miss Mary UT Hson Mr Louise Clement Mrs a T Lowe Mrs Of 0 Bush and numerous others. Reading Club Is Entertained by Mrs Frank Inman on Peachtree Street with many members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Uzzell
Mamle EL Pitts
Mike Anna C. Sehord
Wee Loew
Fields
Mies Gussie Feager
Mise Keturah
Xewton
Lucile Wren
Mins Carnion Montgomers
Mina Ethel Crawley
Maury
Ruth’ Wilson
Reading Club
Frank Inman
Peachtree Street
Mesdames Inman
J. O.wynn
EL RL Black
Robert F. Maddox
William IL Riser
John W. Grant
Ginten Hopkins
Samuel Porter
Hugh M. Lokey
Yough M. Dorsey
Don Pardee
Robert L. Foreman
R. G. McAiley
Edgar _ Neaily
Joseph Orme
Hollins Randolph
Frank Smith
Hunt Chipley
Samuel N. Evins
Samuel Werman
Club Entertained by Mrs Jackson at White Villa Farm
Mrs. J Jackson Jr hosted her forty two club at White Villa Farm on Cascade Road Tuesday. The drawing room and sun parlor were decorated with spring blossoms. Mrs. R J Ingram won top score. Members present included Mrs. R J Ingram, Mrs. S J Jackson Jr, Mrs N C McPherson, Mrs J M Nash Jr, Mrs Aubrey Nunn, Mrs S M Redwine Sr, Mrs E M Redwine Jr, Mrs Q B Shelnut, Mrs O W Tichenor, Mrs R L Walker. Invited guests were Mrs George Turnipseed, Mrs Joe Worley and Mrs S J Jackson Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M Nash
Aubrey Nunn
M. Redwine
E. M. Redwine
Q. B. Shelnut
O. W. Tichenor
RL. Walker
George Turnipseed
Joe Worley
S. J. Jackson
Miss Wright Honored At West End Bridge Tea
Miss Cecelia Wright bride elect of June was the guest of honor at an informal bridge tea hosted by Miss Ida Mae James at her West End home. James wore gray crepe de chine, while Wright sported green crepe with a rose hat. guests included several Misses and Mesdames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wright
Cecelia Wright
Ida Mae James
West End
Miss James
Whelma Ishuro
Sue Brown Sterne
Evelyn aeie = Holcombe
Con Nellie
Maire McDufalher
Blind and Deaf Woman Finds Joy Through Touch Knitting
A wire-guided stroll and a life of artful knitting define the days of Miss Cordelia Lieberman a blind and deaf elder. She recounts Civil War legends while discussing world affairs and the league of nations, finding purpose in family care gardening and prayer.
Amusement Directory: Forsyth Lyric and Major Theaters
Movie listings and theater notes across Forsyth and Ga theaters include Forsyth with The Acquittal and Maltia Burt Co baggage smashers on vaudeville. Lyric showcases Keith features including Maltia Burt Co program and Hunting Big Game in Africa next week. Universal pictures and other acts play at Metropolitan, Risko, Catsdette, Alpha, and Tudor venues with varied attractions and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Lyric Supreme
Anderson & Graves
Joe Laurie, Jr
Sabbott & Brooke
Calvin & O'Connor
Mallin Bart & Co
Forsyth Theater
Atl
Forsyth
Lyric Theater
Keith
Loew's Grand
Vaudeville
Bea
Maltia Burt
New York
Hipodrome
Mammoth Auditorium
Maltia Burt Co
Universal
Africa
Tudor
H. A. Snow
Aesop
North Africa
Reward Offered For Discovery Of Missing Girl
A nationwide search for 18 year old Mary Elizabeth Young of Marietta, last seen May 25 with Frank Thayer of Swift & Co in Atlanta. Federal Agent Chastain leads the probe. a $150 reward is offered for information. witnesses place her in Marietta and Atlanta earlier that day.
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Joend
Mary Elizabeth Young
Marietta
Frank Thayer
Swift & Co
Ailania
Chastain
Department of Justice
Jamey
Beavers
Miss Young
Atlanta
Tripyer
Thafr
Terminal Station
Thayer
Charles Atkins
Wesiure
Young
Thiyer
Los Angeles
Cal
Ruitt & Co
Atlant
Syracuse
Wacross
D. Waycrone
Mary Elizabeth Xuang
Mos
Gi. Bernhardt
Hebardville
LHU
First Presbyterian Church
Frank B. Thayer
West Seventh Street
Los Aneles
Babes Die As Home Burns In St Charles Cottage Fire
St Charles Missouri June 1 two children Elizabeth 4 and Alvin 2 died in a frame cottage fire at Frank Oberle home Lawerence 6 was badly burned carried from the house by a negro passerby who tried to return inside as flames spread Mrs Oberle jumped into the blaze to rescue but was burned severely Oberle rushed home learned of the deaths and attempted to shoot himself but was prevented The origin of the fire is undetermined
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Frank Oberle
Elizabeth
Alvin
Lawrence
Oberle
Mystery murder of Lovers' Lane unsolved in Memphis
Memphis police pursue a triple murder case linked to the roadside killings near Berclair. W. Q. Spencer, grocery manager, was killed with Laura Wheaton Johnson wounded while the pair rode in a car. Duncan Waller of Mayfield, Ky., and Mrs. Ruth McTwain Tucker were slain earlier. Ernest M. Johnson, a former officer, reportedly confessed to automobile robberies but offered no clues to the killer. Detectives seek a dangerous suspect who has evaded lawmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
W. QO. Spencer
Duncan Waller
Mayfield
Ruth McFtwain
Tucker
Berelair
Yen
Ernest M. Johson
Johnson
W. T. Griffin
Spencer
Laura Wheaton Johnson
Millerand says Germans dodge their just debts
Strasbourg June 1 Associated Press President Millerand on tour of France reiterates French charge that Germany avoids paying debts and criticizes Britain for blind reparation policy. He says Germany cannot pay because she will not and shifts funds to other uses. He condemns violations of treaty and pledged word.
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Strassbourg
Associated Press
Millerand
France
Germany
Ruhr
Morgan Aid Fund Grows As Atlanta Relief Effort
The Morgan family relief drive advances slowly in Atlanta as officers and citizens pledge support. Tickets for a benefit baseball game at Ponce de Leon Park sell well, with donations from employees and locals adding to the fund to ease indebtedness on Officer Evans B. Morgan’s home and support his widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans B. Morgan
Atlanta
Ponce de Leon Park
James J. Beavers
Morgan
Firemen's Fund 11 Alliance Company
H. B
L. M. Johnson
Capital City Laundry Company
Joseph A. McDonald
Joseph A. McCord
Tough A. Jones
Chamblee
Teems
Heavers
Wolicn
James TL. Beavers
Dallas Manager Purchases Stores From Piggly Wiggly
Dallas Texas June 1 A 8 Bird manager of the DPiggly Wigly stores of Dalas has purchased with Kansas City associates the twenty Piggly Wigly stores of Kansas City for a court consideration of 250000 It is reported here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Bird
Dalas
Kansas City
Two Liquor Runners Killed by Dry Agents in Georgia
Federal Prohibition Agent Gastley of the Atlanta office, under Frederick Dismuke, reports two liquor runners killed by dry agents in a gun battle. Gastley, in service two years, is described as active and conservative. Warrants for the car search are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gastley
Atlanta
Frederick. D. Dismuke
Constitution
Built-In-A-Day Church Dedicated Here Tomorrow
The Lakewood Christian Church at Lakewood Avenue and South Pryor Street will be dedicated Sunday with all-day services. Rev. Owen Still will preach the dedication, and afternoon speakers include Lestoy Hogers W G Carter E F Shelnut and Judge T Jathcock. Music by W T Cawthorne and Corley Hay. Basket dinners will be spread on the ground at noon. The church was built in one day by the community and church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Lakewood Avenue
Pryor Street
East Point Christian Church
E. F. Shelnut
College Park
Christian Church
Building Union Starts Campaign to Get New Members
A campaign to recruit new members for the Atlanta local of the Building Trades union began at a mass meeting held at the labor temple Friday night. T. H. Magavin, organizer for the union, spoke at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Building Trades Union
Labor Temple
T. H. Magavin
Sacred Harp Singers At Decatur Sunday Festival
The Stone Mountain Sacred Harp Singing Association will meet at the Decatur courthouse on Sunday from 9 a.m. to about 4 p.m. Distinguished visitors include Prof A A Jackson, Prof Lakey, and Prof Erwin. Limeh will be served at noon and the public is invited.
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Stone Mountain Sacred Harp Singing Association
Decatur Court House
A. A. Jackson
Alabama Musical Association
Lakey
Birmingham
Erwin
Macon
Limeh
Jones & Baker Creditors Act rocked New York market
New York June 1 Creditors of Jones and Baker leading brokerage under involuntary receivership organized a committee chaired by John A Neyenhouse to protect interests. Liabilities estimated at 5 to 10 million dollars with estimates of the principal partner William B R Jones fortune possibly held by the receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jones & Baker
John A. Neyenhouse
Financial
Banton
William BR. Jones
Neyenhouse
Joseph M. Serrill
C. BK. Fraser
William T. Mullsky
New York: Stock Exchange
Curh Market
Sennertins
Trichteney
Heras E Co
Faree Lia
Widation
Groelea
High Board
Finda
Collision Near Idon and Leestro Friday Night Involving Armistead Vehicle
Mrs Jesse W Armistead wife of the police committee chair was in a car with three other women when it collided with a car driven by a Negro and Brown at Washington street and Georgia avenue. The women were shaken but not seriously hurt. One woman arrested on reckless driving charges. officers investigated and heard a story that a kitten caused the street dash. Another girl was slightly hurt when struck near her home by a Swiss Cleaning Co truck driven by a Negro. The incident led to charges on several drivers for operating while intoxicated and reckless driving. The scene involved King street and nearby residences with various witnesses and police statements recorded.
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Tonishing
United States
League of Nations
Louisville
Misa Cordelia
Cordelia
Edith Wilder
Grandma
Daddy
Miss Cordeiro
Jesse W. Armistead
Police
Brown
Idon
Leestro Wriday
Oon
Mrs. Argistead
Bat and Betsill
Evelyn Patterson
Gg Patterson
Atlanta Avenue
J. C. Allen
Henry Donehoo
P. Allen
King Street
I. D. Mecritts
Will Kimbro
EB. J. Croedele
Prior Street
Washington Stro
Georgia Avenue
Cers
Tle
Ragsdale
Kay Makes Bond In Benton Case
Kay, 48, of 41 Cresce street, turned himself in after a night shooting on Markham avenue that left Ruby Trisuer ton injured. He posted 8500 bond, then spoke with his wife at the police station, after which she collapsed in a nervous state. Another woman wanted on a statutory charge remains at large. The incident allegedly began when Mrs Kay visited Benton woman to urge her to leave her husband alone. The confrontation ended with a revolver shot striking the left shoulder of the other woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Kay
Cresce Street
Ruby Trisuerton
Markham Avenue
Kay
Wnimatron
Britain Resents Cotton Standards Shift Trade Debate
Washington reports signs that British cotton traders favor maintaining the Live Boot standard as the basis for international sales while awaiting a US backed agreement on a single standard. Secretary Wallace has invited a British delegation to appear in Washington June 11 to discuss enforcement and potential convergence on United States standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brill
Amecan
United States
Manchester
England
Wallace
Ste
Law and Mill
Department of Agriculture
Iraq
Judge Deplore Crowd Influence at Dowling Café Trial
In Birmingham on June 1 Judge Q A Sivell of the Etowah circuit presided over the state case against Ernin G Jacks charged with assault with intent to murder in connection with the flogging of Dr J D L Dowling health officer. Jacks was acquitted yesterday on a kidnapping charge. The courtroom erupted in a demonstration as the verdict was read, with Judge Steele condemning public sentiment and outside influence. He warned that fair trials cannot occur amid partisan pressure and referenced the Ku Klux Klan’s influence discussed in the courthouse corridors while noting the court record did not reflect their involvement. He stressed that jurors are men and that cases must stand on their own merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Néebing
QO. A. Sivell
Etowah
Ernin G. Jacks
J. DL Dowling
Jacks Wan
Cacj
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May Christie
Warrington
Miles Sielden
Warwick Treman
Treman
Maccella
Lis
Art
Averely
Leman
Columbia
Columba
Tudor ‘Roxoay
Day Vander Theat
Jim
Christopher Smarle
Mr. Marle
Taminsey
Topher
Mumsey
Excent
London
Chris
Mixs Lieberman
Kane
Jefferson C. Is
Nelson
Davis
Chefi
Russia
Cleveland
D. C
Detroit
Miss Lieberman
Georgia
Metropolitan Theater
Richard Barthelmess
Dorothy Glake
Fead
Risko
Mary Miles Minter
Cats Dette
Anita Stewart
Alpha Theater
Leo Maloney
Mary Young
Su. Young
Letitia D. Fairfield
Lucille Noonan
San Francisco
Morgan Aid Fund
Supreme Court
Treasury
Neat Congress
State Department
Legation
Spain
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Tment
Mellon
Sacred Harp Singers
Decatur
Jones & Baker Creditors Act
Kitten
Benton Cas
Britain
Judge Deplore
Dowling Café
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