140 Girls to Graduate From Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville Ga June 5 special. On the eve of inauguration Governor Nat E Harris will address the 140 graduates the largest class in one year at GN I College. Open house Monday expects over 3000 visitors. many new friends and a record year with high attendance and growth. Rev Richard Orme Fling will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the 149 graduates.
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Macon
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
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President Parks
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Richard Orme Fling
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Georgia College
June Finance Sheet Before Council Today
The June apportionment is expected to be adopted with a $9,000 schools addition, totaling $91,000. The finance committee meets at 2 pm Monday to finalize. Contested items include the Seawright ordinance barring publishers from the board and the Aubrey measure penalizing teachers related to board members. The charter revision committee may propose elected chief of construction, a municipal farm for dope fiends, and splitting tax offices to electors by council.
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Free Swimming Campaign Opens This Week
The education department announces a free swimming campaign starting today at Delock. Six hundred applicants have enrolled and more are expected. General supervisor Mr. Franklin, an expert in water sports, predicts 590 will learn to swim this week if lessons are followed with discipline.
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Atlanta Beauties Praised By Kitty Gordon On Peachtree Promenade
Renowned actress Kitty Gordon lauds Atlanta girls seen on Peachtree and Whitehall streets as exceptionally stylish and beautiful. She says seven of ten would fit Broadway chorus standards and urges Florenz Ziegfeld to send a scout to Atlanta to recruit local talent during a Forsyth theater stay.
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Georgia Osteopaths Plan to Win 1916 Meeting in Atlanta
Georgia osteopaths plan a determined fight to secure the 1916 national osteopathic convention in Atlanta. A large Georgia delegation will attend the 1915 American Osteopathic Association meeting in Portland, Oregon and campaign to host the next year. Key figures include Dr. W. W. Blackman, Dr. E. L. Broach, Dr. W. R. Rozier, Dr. Otto H. Gripe, Dr. M. Hardin, and Dr. John W. Phelps. The Portland program features films as a convention highlight. Dr. J. Ivan Dufur of Philadelphia College of Osteopathy will lecture and demonstrate new diagnostic films at a public Portland meeting.
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American Osteopathic Association
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Ore
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M .Hardin
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Oregon
de. J. Ivan Dufur
Philadelphia
Brumbaugh Calls Peace the Aim of the People
Governor Martin Brumbaugh, a Church of the Brethren minister, told Hershey conference that peace should guide the people and will arrive in Europe when rulers recognize the will of the people. He traced historical struggles and argued peace comes when the people want it and stop war.
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Martin Brumbaugh
Church of the Brethren
Europe
Brave fight for life as Nix wounded in accident
Edwin M. Nix an electrician for Georgia Railway and Power is gravely injured after a Colt automatic discharged during inspection at Mathis near Talyulah Falls. Doctors in Grady hospital report a spinal injury with limited chance of recovery though Nix clings to life aided by his wife at bedside. The incident occurred when Nix and E T Hartwell resident engineer of Northern Construction accidentally fired the weapon.
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Dry Goods Men Meet Here June 18 In Piedmont Hotel Convening
The third division of the Southern Wholesale Dry Goods association will hold its annual convention June 18 and 19 to discuss trade conditions. Delegates from South Carolina Georgia and Florida plus guests from Alabama and Virginia will attend. Chairman J R Little of Dougherty Little Redwine Co will call the meeting with Piedmont hotel serving as headquarters and a banquet planned for the delegates.
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Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Asociation
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Georgha
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Virgin
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Dougherty-Little-Redwine Company
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Improve Expression And Complexion With A Simple Peel
An old advertisement promotes a facial treatment to enhance expression and skin tone. It claims continual powders harm complexion and proposes a mercorized wax peel that gradually reveals a softer, youthful look by nightly application and morning washing. The method uses one ounce of a powdered ingredient dissolved in a half pint of hazel wash lotion to remove wrinkles.
Adirondacks Ablaze As Forest Fires Ravage Acres
Utica dispatch reports extensive forest fires in the Adirondacks with heavy losses. Rain is awaited to curb the blaze. Nelson Lake region scorched over many acres. Ragged Lake area reports about 800 acres burned. Cranberry Lake about 1,060 acres burning and Bra ndreith Lake once listed with 200 acres burned.
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