Society Bridge Tea For Visitors
Mrs. Marhall Sims and Mrs. C. W. Roberts will host a bridge tea Friday afternoon in compliment to Miss Plummer of Maryland and Mrs. Lowe of China, guests of Mrs. TA. Rhodes and Mrs. Frank Lowe. Eclectic Club president Mrs. Rose XL Ashby announces a 3:30 pm meeting in Carnegie library lecture room. A second lecture in a series on the philosophy of fe and nature's finer forces will be given. invitation extended to interested readers.
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Marhall Sims
C. W. Roberts
Eclectic Club
Eclectic Study Club
Rose XL Ashby
Carnegie Library
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Meeting in Atlanta
The Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 3 PM in the lecture room of the Southern Business College at 11 Mitchell Street. Mrs Rose Y Ashby will speak on Immigrants. Dr Grace Kirkland will present the third lecture in the Single Tax series. Mrs Aurelia W R Woodall presides. Members are invited to attend.
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Atlanta
Equal Suffrage Meeting
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Southern Business College
Mitchell Street
Rosey Ashby
Grace Kirkland
Aurela WR. Woodall
Attractive Visitors In Atlanta for Commencement
The Georgia Tech commencement week features many visiting guests. Notable attendees include Miss Louise Berry and Miss Maude Oberman joining local hosts, with numerous others from across the country expected at the campus events. Festivities include Junior and Senior Proms, a baccalaureate sermon, commencement exercises, and the Pan-Hellenic fancy dress ball with Garber-Davis orchestra providing music. The Pan-Hellenic council officers and the Ben Hill Parent-Teacher Association announce meetings and summer plans at Ben Hill school.
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Georgia School of Technology
Louise Berry
Home
Ernestine Campbell
Maude Oberman
Jefferson City
Nell Sima
St. Charles Place
Mise
Caroline Walker
Kissemee
Fila
Ruby Walker
Springdale Road
Druid Hills
Caroline Shivers
Helen Ellene
Chicago
Jean Hunter
Savannah
Mary Clarke Cohen
Mary Louise Banks
Detroit
Mich
Sue Bicknell
Janior
Garber Hall
Georgia Tech
Garber-Davis Orchestra
iFederated Club Women Endorse Girl Scouts Movement
The executive committee of the Atlanta Federated Club Women met at Mrs. Thornton's home to discuss major matters. They endorsed the National Girl Scout movement after hearing Miss Cort Neal discuss its value, noting Georgia’s slow adoption and urging local council formation. Censorship of moving pictures prompted debate, favoring national standards. Engineer Mr. Johnson outlined Georgia road projects totaling over nineteen million dollars, with future bridge memorials proposed for World War II victims. Mrs. Thornton emphasized forestry protection and attendance at the Southern Forestry congress in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Georgia
A. P. Brantley
Blackshear
Georgia Federation
Georgina
Johnson
State Highway Board
Federated Club
City Federation
Thornton
Thornton, Is National President of the Woman's Board
Bankhead Highway
Committee
Southern Forestry Congress
Owners not in favor of Davis proposal
Washington reports ship owners doubt signing the year’s agreement with marine engineers proposed by Secretary Davis to resolve the shipping strike. President Harding was informed by J. H. Rosseter of Los Angeles that many owners oppose even a six month wage contract. The strike may “run itself out” as workers return to jobs. Rosseter offered to enter a wage pact, but owners largely rejected it.
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Washington
Marine Engineers
Davis
Harding
J. H. Rosseter
Los Angeles
Cal
Bureau of Operations
The
Shipping Board
Hesseter
Europe Must Spend Loan Money In U S
Washington date reports banking interests have accepted the administration policy that foreign governments borrowing in America must use the funds to buy goods in the United States or to reduce debts to the U S. The policy aims to protect domestic economic conditions and prevent other nations from rebuilding at America's expense or competing with the United States with American credit.
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Washington
America
Harding
White House
Rules Issued For Woman's Golf Tournament Here
Mrs. Thomas H. Latham of the Atlanta Woman's Golf Association issues rules for a medal play handicap tournament under the U S G A. The event runs today and on the 6th 14th 17th and 21st of June. Participants must play 18 holes and have scores signed by a partner. Gross scores determine net results after applying the handicap. The U S S G A handicap committee will compute scores and award pins.
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Thomas H. Latham
Atlanta
Waoman’s Golf Association
G A
T. H. Latham
Karen
Pliny
Senate Debates Army Size Fuel Heated Budget Fight
WashingtonJune 6 Senate debate on a 355 million army appropriation bill opened with economy advocates attacking a 170000 minimum army for the next fiscal year. Senators Borah and King urged potential cuts to 150000 or even 100000, while supporters argued 170000 is the absolute minimum deemed safe by Secretary Weeks and the War Department.
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Washington
Senate
Lenroot
Republican
Wisconsin
Hitchcock
Nebraska
King
Utah
Borah
House
Wadsworth
Military Affairs Committee
Weeks
War Department
Thompson Forces Lose in Chicago Judicial Election
Chicago June 6 vote returns from about 1 004 of 2 491 precincts show Mayor Thompson’s city hall slate defeated in the judicial contest. The coalition backed by the Chicago Bar Association and newspapers led by the Chicago Tribune wins twenty sitting judges by around 30 000 with a 40 000 majority projected.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Returne
Thompson
City Hall
Chicago Bar Association
Chicago Tribune
Cook County
Jury of Mothers to Judge Woman in Baby's Death
A coroner's jury of twelve mothers will hear evidence against Misa Irene Langer, 32, accused of abandoning her newborn, found in a potato crate near Christman, TJ. The forewoman is Mrs. Mary Ray. The jury convenes Tuesday as the mother-testimony is expected.
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Pare
Misa Irene Lunger
J. W. Martin
Miss Langer
Mary Ray
Daughter and Mother Arrested in Kaber Killing Case
New York June 6 Miss Marian McArdle 20 arrested as a fugitive from justice in Lakewood Ohio connected with the murder of wealthy publisher Dam Fyber nearly two years ago. She admitted using an ice pick to open a buffet in the Kaber home at her mother’s suggestion. Mother Mrs Evan Kaber already indicted, denied knowledge. Grandmother Mary Brickel also indicted. police say the family claimed burglars were responsible. Both arrests followed questioning at Harlem jail and Lakewood police held the daughter tonight at a police station.
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New York
Marian McArdle
Lakewood
Ohio
Cleveland
Dam Fy Ber
Miss McArdle
Harlem
Evan. Kaber
Kaber
Delice
Mary Brickel
Po- Hee
Hoover Says Europe Sees Food Rationing End
Secretary Hoover reported progress in easing European consumption limits. He noted food rationing is ending in most countries, with clothing conditions lagging, and predicted Austria may soon abandon rationing as well.
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Washington
Europe
Russia
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
M. Serted
Bavarian citizen guard disarms under allied ultimatum
Munich reports the Bavarian citizen guard votes to disarm voluntarily under the terms of the allied ultimatum. Paris notes the council of ambassadors acknowledges Germany’s goodwill in meeting treaty undertakings and grants a September 30 delay to convert submarine Diesel motors to civilian use. Mayence reports the Cologne Gazette claims a German civilian killed two American soldiers near Aubernach with a revolver, with a manhunt underway.
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Munich
Bavaria
Associated Press
Blwohnerwehkr
Citizens’ Guard
Jena
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Briand
Council
Germany
U. S
Mayence
Cologne
Aubernach
Hardings Return After Motor Trip To Valley Forge
President Harding arrived at the White House at 12 43 p m from a weekend motor trip to Valley Forge Pa He spoke to four hundred Negro students at Lincoln University Pa greeting the Rev John M Rendall and the university community The president praised the reception and noted the granite arch honoring Negro soldiers of the world war during his visit
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Washington
Harding
White House
Valley Forge
Lincoln University
Mia Harding
John M. Rendall
President speaks on education amid race unrest contrast
The president praised education's benefits for African Americans and contrasted university scenes with race disturbances. He condemned the Tulsa riot and urged that such spectacles never recur as he traveled with state police escorts across the Maryland line. Also noted are Swift & Company's carcass beef prices in Atlanta for the week ending June 4, 1921, ranging from 11 to 17 cents per pound, averaging about 16.03 cents.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Tulsa
Oklo
God Grant
Swift & Corispany
Atlanta
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial
Mrs Williams of Overpeck Ohio recounts use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after childbirth to ease backache and fatigue. She states lasting health improvement and recommends the medicine to others, noting forty years of widespread use and national recognition as a standard remedy for irregularities, displacements, nervousness, and related pains.
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Lydia E
Williams
Overpeck
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Odlay
United States
Lydia E Pinkham
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Johnson City
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Decatur
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Jacksonville
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Cartersville
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Paul Rapier
Ponce de Leon Avenue
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JL. R Schuster
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Bellbuckle, Tenn
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Frances Allen
Hai
W. B Price-Smith
Hopkinsville, Ky
American Sugar Refining Company
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United States Shipping ‘Board
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J. K. Jamieson
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C. 3. Johnson
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