Children Day at Charity Bazar in Atlanta
Atlanta Charity Association marks Georgia Children’s Home Society day with free admission for under 16 in the matinee. Adult pricing cut to 15 cents afternoon and 25 cents evening until carnival closes Saturday. Program includes vaudeville acts, band concerts, and an aerial novelty. Queen contest boosts votes by penny drops for five votes tonight.
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Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
Atlanta Charity Ye Association
Georgia Children's Home Society
Association
Mile
Daisy LaDale
Bobby Fountain
Stanley
Eliiotte
Andderium
Mintos
Virginia Tapscombe
Tallian Garter
Margaret Flallman
Bessie Langharn
Lillian Courtney
Wmunner
Georgia Taldtews Lame Society
D. J. Murase
J. Te Dickey
J.B Campbel
Garden Kaser
Woodside
Robinson
Albert Theenton
Andrew Calhoun
May McRae
Cie Aukingon
Albert Llowell
Ro F Maddox
Equal Suffragists Hear Attorneys At Atlanta Meeting
Charles D Welinney and Leonard J Groshmaan spoke to a large Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association meeting at Florel Ansley on Admission of Women to the Bar McKin nes addressed the group Deolergd a ad deeas ont Slats of Women on Georgia Dr Rebcorn Krannon spoke for preparedness resolutions urging readiness The president Mrs Ameta Tt Woodall presided outlining the suffrage school meetings held on the first and third Mondays each month
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Charles D. Welinney
Leonard J. Groshmaan
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Florel Ansley
Charles D. McKinnes
Ameta Tt Woodall
Athinla Eeual Suffrage Asocution
Boifeuillet To Sail For London As Chief Clerk
John T Boifeuillet is set to leave Washington for New York and sail Saturday noon on the steamer New York to London to take the post of chief clerk at the American embassy. He has been in Washington a week consulting with State Department officials on embassy matters.
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John Corrixan
Washington
de T 'Boilenillet
New Yorke
Lhernmuel
New York
American Ine
London
Tie
State Department
Maxwell Dealers Meet In City To Discuss Sales
Forty Maxwell car dealers from Georgia and South Carolina held a formal meeting Thursday noon at the Ansley hotel. The gathering, arranged by J. P. Headrex head of the sales department in Atlanta, aimed to introduce John G. Plath from Detroit Michigan sales supervisor of Maxwell, to the dealers.
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Wort
Maxwell
Georgia
South
Caroling Mat
Ansley
J. P. Headrex
Atlanta
John 4. Plath
Detroit
Mich
Maxwell Company
Teacher Portraits Drawn in Bessie Tift Lecture
State Superintendent of Schools Frittam delivered a lecture at The Bessie Eat College during August term. He described the school teacher meeting various types of people and the problems that haunt a scooteacher, drawing a vivid picture for patrons and listeners.
Thad R Manning Dies in Henderson NC Former Press Leader
Thad R Manning, once president of the North Carolina Press association and former owner of The Henderson Gold Leaf, died today in Henderson. He was in his early seventies and had been bedbound for three years.
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Thad R. Manning
Henderson
N. C. Maren
Thad Manning
6Rth
Carolina Press Association
Henderson Gold Leaf
Broyles to Speak at Kirkwood Church Event
Judge Nash R. Broyles will speak at Kirkwood Methodist Church next Sunday at 7 30 PM. Henry Pace serves as pastor and will introduce the speaker.
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Broyles
Nash R. Broyles
Kirkwoo
Henry Pace
Kennedy on trial for wife murder in Sandersville
In Sandersville Georgia special via March 4 the trial of Lee Kennedy of Emanuel county charged with killing his wife proceeded rapidly. Kennedy testified claiming accidental shooting during a struggle to disarm her. State witnesses rebutted as attorneys argued and Judge Hardeman prepared to instruct the jury after lengthy speeches.
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Cnsfe
Kennedy
I. G. Gray
Swainsboro
J. K. Hines
Atlanta
B. T. Rawlings
A. W. Evans
Big rally at Commerce promotes agriculture and home life
In Commerce Georgia March 4 a large agricultural rally at the Elida theater drew farmers to hear a slate of speakers including Mayor E B Anderson Mrs Nellie Peters Black and Dr A M Soule. The gathering endorsed producing more food and less cotton and featured a country dinner and remarks from club leaders aiming to bolster agriculture and domestic science locally.
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Commerce
Elida
E. B. Anderson
J. J. Yarber
Nellie Peters Black
Lyman J. Amsden
Atlanta
Shippen
Ninth District Woman's Club
Georgia
Jackson
Wife Contends Husband Should Pay for Fashion Bill
In Fulton courts Miss Virginia Bowie sues for three hundred dollars for gowns from Mrs. J A McLeas of the Ponce de Leon apartments. Dr J J A McLeas testifies he would assume the debt but cannot pay now. A ruling is expected today.
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J. A. McLeas
Ponce de Leon
Virgina Bowie
J. J. A. MeLeas
Fulton Courts
Bens
Wet
Dr. McLeay
Railroads Barred From Tax Assessment Reduction
State comptroller general rejects railroad pleas to reduce their 191% assessments by 20 percent. He says he cannot grant any tax assessment reduction, noting the 1515 assessments were based on last year's figures despite lower earnings.
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Han
Business Improving in South Georgia
Waycross Georgia March 4 Special reports steady improvement in business conditions across the section. Railroads show usable gains with more freight trains in operation. local merchants grow optimistic. A single sawmill runs day and night to meet orders, owner predicting rapid improvement within sixty days.
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Waycross
Tech boys to hear address by Rice
Calvin W. Rice national secretary of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will lecture Friday morning to the Georgia School of Technology student body. He will tour the mechanical electrical and civil engineering departments during his Tech visit. He recently spoke to students at Auburn Alabama Polytech Institute.
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Calvin W. Rice
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Georgia School of Technology
Tech
Hoce
Auburn
Ala
Alabama Poly Institute
Texas Pastor Will Preach Here Sunday
Dr. Wi S Jacobs a D D pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Houston Texas visits his brother at Oxlethorpe University and will preach at the Central Congregational Church at Ellis and Carnegie Way next Sunday at 11 AM and 8 PM.
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S& Jacobs
D. D
First Presbyterian Church
Houston
Texas
Thornwell Jators
Oxlethorpe University
Central
Ellis and
Carnegie Way
Dean Sentenced for Raising an Express Order
Judge Ben Hill yesterday sentenced Albert Dean, former moving picture operator, to four years in prison after conviction for raising an express order. The case alleged Dean altered an order for amounts from $1.60 to $21.50, and he protested his innocence as the sentence was imposed.
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Ben Hill
Albert Dean
Dean
New Uses for Cotton Shown at Augusta Exhibit
Augusta March 4 Special The American Cotton Manufacturers association opens a cotton exhibit with hundreds of samples and cotton apparel on living models. Visitors from Atlanta and other points attend at venues around the city including Partridge Inn and Hamp ton Terrace. The display, praised as wonderful and complete, will close Friday.
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Augusta
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Tracs J. Hickman
L. J. Arnold
Atlanta
Partridge Inn
Kirkland Called to Mother's Bedside in Warcross
General Manager D F Kirkland of the Georgia and Florida railroad was summoned from Augusta to Waycross today due to his mother Mrs G Kirkland's critical illness. She is slightly better tonight but remains in danger, according to reports.
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Warcross
D. F. Kirkland
Georgia and Florida Railroad
Augusta
Kirklang
See George Arliss in Dis raeli film event
A periodical lineup praises George Arliss in Dis raeli calling it better than Warfield and a treat. The Journal hails the performance while the Constitution urges audiences not to miss the show and the Georgian brands it as more than a treat.
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George Arliss
Disraeli
Warfield
Lambdin Appointment Approved in Georgia Sections
Reports from Waycross Valdosta and Barnesville note broad support for Judge W. W. Lambdin’s appointment to the southern district. Telegrams of congratulations pour in from across Georgia as bar associations and local chambers urge him to establish residence in Valdosta or nearby, praising his ties to Gordon College and the University of Georgia and his long public service in the Flint circuit.
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Valdosta
Valdosta, Bar Association
Wlw. Lambdin
Georgig
Vilgosta
Wadse
Lambdin
Barnesville
Dudge W. W. Lambdin
Wilson
Georgia
Barnasville
Dermite
Gordon
University of Georgia
Avante
Waycross
Flint Circuit
Eectlo
Grocers and Butchers Plan City Meeting
A speed tal meeting of the Retail Grocers and Butchers bureau is set for Wednesday evening March 25 in the chamber of commerce. The event aims to unite city grocers and commission men to discuss food distribution and informal networking with a speaker to be invited. Further details will follow.
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Chamber of Commerce
Whaledale Grocers
Tjanta
Maller I
Ellaville to Issue Bonds for New School
Ellaville Ga March 4 Special. The election for school bonds here was carried by a big majority with few votes against. Ellaville will soon have a modern school building. The sugar cane crop of south Georgia is being planted this week with acreage expected to be good. last year’s smaller crop yielded well enough to balance the year.
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Ellavie
Ellavile
Thomasiiic
Wit
Maren
South Georgia
Detce
Wesley, Joniston
Willingsham
Empire Building
Atlanta
Judson Wallingham
Carl Wesley
J. G. Johnston
Wesley &Johnston
Normal School Field Day Honors Seniors In Winning Cup
Athens Ga March 4 Special The State Normal school held its second field day with three events and several games. Seniors topped points in fall and today captain ball and dodgeball were favorites. Winners include Seniors in volley ball seniors in captain ball and girls basketball while juniors excelled in several events.
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Athens
State Normal School
Sophs
Tnior-Fresh
Supin
Councilman Lee pushes jitney bus ordinance debate
Councilman Jesse B. Lee plans a meeting of the street railway committee early next week to discuss his jitney bus regulation ordinance. Auto dealers back the plan, saying jitneys will spur Georgia Railway and Power to raise service standards for the public.
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Jesse B. Lee
Atlanta
Street Railway Committee
Lee Haa
General Council
Lee
Sitneys
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Jitmey Bus
AOE
West Georgia forms boys and girls clubs in region
Columbus Ga March 4. Many boys corn clubs and girls canning clubs are now organized in west Georgia under Professor C J Funes Columbus agent for farm demonstration work and Mrs H B Band county agent. Last year numerous youths showed strong interest and some remarkable records. In mid March Professors James and S M Down will visit Meriwether and Talbot counties to promote club work with meetings at rural schoolhouses.
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Columbus
West Georgia
C. 3. Funes
government farm _demonstration work
BH. G. Band
Ottus County
James
8. M. Down
Mair
Meriwether
Lotnties
Hamilton
Chipley
Greenville
Woodburs
Woodland
Tarbatton
Many Pay Last Tribute to Judge James Brown
Canton Ga March 4 Special funeral of Judge James Brown held today with a large Blue Ridge circuit turnout. Ceremonies led by Rev A B Vaughan of LaGrange. Two floral conveyances required. Attendees included ex Governor Joseph M Brown ex Congressman Carter Tate and Judge H Patterson. Brown beloved by Cherokee County residents.
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Canton
James It. Brown
A. B.vaughan
LaGrange
Joseph M. Brown
George Or. Brown
Atlanta
Carter Tate
H. Patterson
Brown
Ts Seath
Cherokea
Power Company Buys Site Near Valdosta
Thomasville Ga March 4 Special The South Georgia Power company has secured a site for a plant on the Withlacoochee river about four miles from Valdosta and plans to supply electric power to Thomasville Quitman Valdosta Camilla and nearby towns. A company representative appeared before the Thomasville city council this week and the matter was referred to the water and light committees with power to act.
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Thomasville
South Georgia Power Company
Valdosta
Quitman
Camila
Thomasvib Crty Council
Water and Light
Amorous Elected Exalted Ruler of Atlanta Elks Lodge
Martin Amorous was elected exalted ruler at the Atlanta lodge regior meeting last night. H. H. Milner has moved to Houston. The new ruler assumes office at the first April meeting. Other officers named include George James and John Smith among others. Hon Roland Ellis of Macon gave the principal address and praised J Moss for acting as exalted ruler in Milner’s absence.
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Martin Amorous
Atlanta
H. H. Milner
Grand Lodge
Asa Dunn
Roland Ellis
Macon
J & Moss
Milner
Overnight Relief Claim for Constipation Pills
An ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic that clears a congested bowels mass by morning without stomach upset. It targets women, children, and the elderly, offering a free trial by writing to Dr W B Caldwell in Altonicello Illinois.
Jacobs' Liver Salt Ad Claims Auto toxemia Cure
An old newspaper ad warns readers their food leaves waste causing autotoxemia and urges using Jacobs' Liver Salt to flush the stomach and bowels. It touts the tonic as better than calomel, with claims of no vomiting or after effects and urges one half pound for the druggist.
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Jacobs’ Pharmac
Janta
Jitney Bus Regulation Debate in Atlanta Council
The Lee ordinance seeks to regulate jitney buses as common carriers, requiring mayor and council consent for each route, a franchise process with notices, and separate council votes. It mandates detailed applications, bonds of 10000 to 20000, and vehicle and route disclosures to protect public safety and finances. It urges public input before decisions on jitney operations.
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Lee
Atlanta
Aldermanic Board
Particwar
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