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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1921

Page

10

Emory Commencement Addresses Focus on Fundamentals

J Bryan lauded Emory U and its graduates, emphasizing government law and God as core duties for youth. He condemned liquor smuggling, reiterated pacifist views, and argued for initiative and referendum as a path to direct democracy. The talk closed day two of the commencement. Alumni gathered for the morning address by Henry Reid DeJarnette and a noon luncheon in the dining hall.

J. Bryan Emory Theology Henry Reid DeJarnette University

Ingrown nail treatment noted with Outgro remedy

A brief description claims drops of Outgro around an ingrown nail reduce inflammation and pain. The ointment supposedly thickens the toe skin and turns the nail outward overnight. Outgro is a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists, available to customers with directions. GALL BELLE SLE TAXICAB

Emory University Alumni Reach Large, Notable 1920 Class

The alumni reunion is set for Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in Assembly Hall on campus, where diplomas will be awarded. The class, among the largest in university history, marks a highly successful year with special honors for top graduates. Notables include William Powell Jones, Airte Bannister Bray, Alwin Jesop Grimes, Miss Fila Marie Gardner the sole woman MA recipient, and Frederick Crowe for anatomy excellence.

William Powell Jones Cairo Airte Bannister Bray Norwood Falwin Jessop Grimes Columbus Ga Fila Marie Gardner Sml- Jax Ala Woman’s College Montgomery Emory Frederick Crowe Jacksonville Anatomy School of Medicine

Parley resumed in British strike talks at mine dispute

London reports that miners and mine operators have resumed conferences as government subsidy threats push for a swift agreement within a fortnight. Cotton mills remain deadlocked over a 50 percent wage cut versus a 7 percent cut sought by owners, with industrial centers stalled across Manchester Leeds Carlisle Birmingham and Scottish districts.

E. Johnson United News London England Manchester Leeds Carlsle Birmingham Ajac Scotland Midlands

Withdrawal threats thread European turmoil in June reports

Berlin June 6 General Hoefer commands German defense troops block inter allied demand to withdraw invading force. He says no authority to withdraw and warns of unrest across Europe. British and Dutch channels report German ambassador protests the ultimatum as a treaty breach. Lithuania Poland tensions rise after Brussels talks collapse. Also a light obituary note on Mary J Watterson of Scottburg who never rode a train or car.

Berlin Hoefer German Defense Corps 2Ndizin Silesian Hoeler Europe London Foreign Office Inter-Allied Commission Andrzin

Law School Seniors Receive Diplomas

Law school graduation exercises were held in the United States district courtroom with Hamilton Doukas Jr. presiding. The class of 55 minus 1 included three women and fifty-two men. James Erskine McDaniel led the class with the valedictory, and Henry Oscar Swetlik delivered the class oration. Several prizes were awarded for oratory, research, and general excellence. Diplomas were conferred on a long list of graduates, including John Derwood Alten and Marie Cole Anderson among many others.

O Plants Law School United States District Federal Building Hamilton -Doukas, Jr Shepard Bryan C. W. Anderson James Erskine McDaniel Henry Oscar Swetlik Alston Robert C. Alston Georgia Rush Strong Thomson Thomas Joseph Blackwell Callaghan Company Andrews Merrie Dorothy Feldman Young Atkins Henderson Douglas Charlen Estes Doremus Harrison Company Hopkins Joseph Embry Boyd Horace Billups Garner Paul Gustav Wohla William Herman Boerckel John Derwood Alten Charles Whitaker Anderson Marie Cole Anderson Albert Durant Barber Joseph Lowry Bigham Thomas Toseph Blackwell William Henry Dredgood Joseph Embry Bord Percy ‘Algiera Bray Charles Walter Buchanan John Henry Cash Edward Elrie Carter Barry Lynnwood Clare Jumes T. D. Cooper Puny Fielder Carmsel Wiman Tutt Davis Lane Myera Denna Robert Thomas Eford Merrie Dorothy Feldman Martin Presto George Newton McLarty William Pant ‘Miller Thomas Joseeph Norman Vester Mnevin Ownby Eugene Pollard Joseph Bacon Fottle, Sr Athy Otte Standall Albert Sidney Teagan William Yowell Shew Preston Bauder Seanor Thomas Ler Steppey Tay Kenneth Smathers Ela Johanna Stoubers Robert Hunter ‘Tarrent Ruth Strang Thomson Aubrey Mell Turner Doshna Aber Tye Witham Harrison Tyree Joseph Leonard Verrillo

Polish-Lithuanian War Is Possibility

Washington reports danger of war between Poland and Lithuania due to Polish imperialist policy. Disrupted Brussels negotiations and Polish troop activity near Vilna raise a dangerous situation. The Lithuanian representative asserts that unsettled status and Polish tactics threaten orderly life and prosperity along the frontiers, risking armed outbreaks.

Lithuania Washington Poland Hughes J. Vileisis Brussels Vilna

Swedish Resident Files Suit Over Tennessee Estate Escheat

June Karolina Amalia Astrom of Sweden petitions chancery court to bar escheat of O. J. Carigan’s estate and to have property held for her claims. The petition notes Carigan, also spelled Karlson, was murdered for robbery at his Walden's Ridge cottage a little more than a year ago, after years living as a semi hermit.

Chattanooga Tenn Karolina Amalia Astrom Pilla Norrobotten Kingdom of Sweden O. J. Carigan Chancery Court State of Tennessee Carlson Karlson Walden's Ridge

Vanderbilt Portrait to Be Unveiled at Alumni Dinner

At the Vanderbilt University alumni dinner in Nashville on June 6 a portrait of W. K. Vanderbilt will be unveiled. The gift from Harold and W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. honors the university and follows a talk by Chancellor J Kirkland on The Vanderbilt family and the university that heard their name.

Nashville Tenn Vanderbilt University W. K. Vanderbilt Harold W. K Vanderbut, Jr J . Kirkland Vanderbilt University

Thirty-Eight Face Trial in Toledo Robbery Case

In Toledo Ohio June 6 the second chapter of a $1,000,000 post office robbery opens with 38 defendants on trial for complicity. Wanda Urbaytis and Father Anthony Cerek are among those slated for appearance. Five defendants face ten counts each with possible twenty five year sentences. The Feb 17 robbery saw five men force mail truck drivers to unload sacks before fleeing. two alleged robbers remain at large: James Colson and Edward O'Brien. Others named include Joe Urbaytis George Rogers and Charles Schultz.

Toledo Ohio Wanda Urbaytis Anthony Cerek New Chicago Ind James Colson Edward O'Brien Joe Urbaytis George Rogers Charles Schultz

Brutality Charge Placed Against Augusta Police Sergeant

Augusta Ga June 6 Special charges filed against Police Sergeant B W Ray for brutality in arresting Charles Gleason alleging he took a liquor bottle from the man struck him and dragged him across the street then summoned the patrol wagon Butler Holley county commission chairman formally filed the charges Ray denies the accusations saying he met a drunk man on the street and only acted to recover the bottle while restraining him

Augusta B. W. Ray Charles Gleason Gleason Ray Butler Holley County Commission

Georgia Bill Aims Edge Export Act Transfer

Washington June 6 The House passed a bill to amend the Edge Export Act proposing transfer of the Point Peter military reservation at StMarys river mouth to Georgia. The move follows the Georgia legislature urging the transfer in revulsion and planning a state warehouse there on the site first acquired in 1815 by the movem ent.

Washington

Defendant to Seek Delay in Stillman Divorce Case

New York report says attorney John F. Brennan for Mrs Anne Stillman will ask tomorrow in Poughkeepsie Referee Gleason for another postponement of hearings in the Stillman divorce case. Cornelius J Sullivan for James A Sullivan vows to oppose any delay.

Stillman New York John F. Brennan Anne WU White Plains Gleason Poughkeepsie Cornelius J. Sullivan James A. Sullman Brennan

Mrs Julian Prade Loses Two Diamond Rings

Mrs Julian Prade of 91 Juniper street reported to detectives Hornsby and Ford the theft of two diamond rings worth 1200 and a few other jewelry items from her home about 1230 Monday night. Detectives found no clue and believed the thief acted swiftly while inmates were at home.

Julian Prade Juniper _street Prade Hornssby Ford

Woman takes office as county treasurer

Helena Arkansas June 6 Mrs Amos Jarman the first woman elected to public office in Arkansas will assume duties as county treasurer tomorrow. She was elected to succeed her husband who was elected at the last general election but died before taking office for the term beginning January 1.

Helena Ark Amos Jarman Arkansas Jarman

Wisconsin University Abolishes Hazing After Class Fight

Madison, Wis. June 6. The University of Wisconsin student senate abolishes hazing after eight freshmen and sophomores were injured in a class fight Saturday night. The green cap, class rush, and cap night are banned. Freshmen and sophomore leaders face trial this week for inciting trouble, with expulsion likely on conviction. Over 1,000 students took part in the incident following the burning of green caps.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin

Army Metal Stocks Offered for Sale

Washington June 6 More than 34000 pounds of mass metals with platinum deposits valued around 75000 were offered for sale by the directors of sales. The metals stored at Old Hickory ordnance reserve depot Jacksonville Tenn will be sold to the highest bidder on June 29. Government owned buildings and improvements at Camp Joseph E Johnson Jacksonville Fla will also be sold at public auction on June 27.

Washington Old Hickory Ordnance Reserve Depot Jacksonville Tenn Gales Camp Joseph EH. Johnson Fla

Obregon Responds to U S Memorandum Over Mexico Talks

Mexico City June 6 The American state department holds the first communication from President Obregon regarding the memorandum presented ten days ago by George T. Summerlin the American chargé d affaires. Obregon’s reply is not a clear acceptance or rejection of written assurances for the protection of American property and lives in Mexico. Observers say the exchange may continue as an exchange of impressions on international matters depending on Washington's attitude. Summerlin says he has no instructions to return to Washington and has talked only socially with Obregon beyond one arrival conference and a couple of receptions.

Mexico City American State Department Obregon George T. Summerlin Mexico Summerlin Lues Washington

What a Tonic Does for You

A tonic boosts tone energy and endurance by improving heart strength lungs digestion kidneys and brain function. It claims organic iron from plants under Nuxated Iron can restore strength in two weeks, advising look for "Nuxated" and an N on each tablet sold by druggists.

Irugeists

U.S. Eyes Mexico City Talks on Recognizing Obregon Regime

Secretary Hughes has been kept informed of developments in Mexico City as talks begin that may lead to recognizing the Obregon government. The discussions, still undecided, reflect Washington’s concern over how to handle relations with the Mexican administration and its implications for existing policy.

Mexico City Obregon Hughes Anne

Mexican situation outlined in reports from Mexico City

Formal communication stated the state department had received frequent reports from George T. Summerlin, the American chargé d affaires, detailing the substance of conversations in Mexico City and outlining how the situation developed.

Obregon State Department George T. Summerlin

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