Tea in Inman Park Honoring Miss Vaula Garrison
Miss Garrison Miss Marion and Tommie Perdue hosted a large tea at their Inman Park home for guest Miss Vaula Garrison of Texas. jonquils decorated rooms and a yellow table setting, tea poured by Mrs Fehn Boykin and Mrs George Yundt with several assisting guests. Dancing followed while guests included young ladies and gentlemen.
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Miss Garrison
Catherine Wrio
Mainer
Lee Hardin
Luise Dotason
An Appetizing Nutritious Dinner for 10 Cents
An old advertisement promotes Faust Spaghetti as a cheap, nutritious meal. It urges cooking the 10 cent package with ripe tomatoes and cheese, noting high gluten, versatility, and significant savings compared to meat. Maull Bros. of St. Louis invites readers to request a free recipe book.
Local Meetings Announced By Various Groups
The West Hind Study class meets this morning at 10 45 with Mrs A N McWachern at 17 Gordon street. The Alpha Beta Pi sorority alumnae gather Wednesday at 8 o clock in the Winchurch hotel. The Twentieth Century Coterie meets with Mrs W A Crowe on Lee Street March 13 at 2. The Atlanta Woman's Missionary Association traveling aid work holds its monthly meeting today at Central Congregational church at 10 30 with railroad station matron reports and invites all interested to attend.
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Alpha Delta T. Sorority
Winecoff Hotel
West Hind
A. N. McWachern
Gordon Street
Alpha Telta Pi Sorarity
Wincroft Hotel
Atlanta
W. A Crowe
Lee Street
Atlanta Woman's Misery Association
Travelers Aid
Central Congregational Church
Ellis Street
Carnermie Way
Social items note travels and visits among residents
Dr. W S Goldsmith and spouse depart for a two week trip to Cuba and Palm Beach. Wallace Boyd hosts in their absence. Mitchell King returns from Charleston with Mrs. King. Mrs. Clayton Cooley of Minneapolis visits sister Mrs. George Crandall, and Mr. and Mrs Crandall will extended hosting elsewhere.
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Mitchell King
Charleston
Clayton Cooley
Minneapolis
George Crandall
Crandall
Social notes from Atlanta dinner and visits sequence
Mrs Porter Langston entertained at a luncheon for Miss Tinsley of Richmond. Miss Mary Howry of Washington visits cousin Mrs Joan Ottley in Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Walter Jones of Athens in the city. Rhoda R Pearce returns from visit to daughter Mrs Lapsley. J T Hightower couple return from Battle Creek in Bufala. Charles Phinizy of Athens visits. Mrs Forrest Adair Jr hosts bridge club. Laurie Davis Anderson plans New York trip abroad. Elizabeth Morgan returns from New Orleans visit. B H Hyde of Valdosta guests of Mrs Forrester after Alabama funeral. Mrs Andrew Lloyd mentioned with tee oo. M H Strickland of Newnan visits. Marion Hodgson returns today to Athens. Mr and Mrs Laelius Stallings of Newnan visit. Samuel T Weyman guest of Mrs Dozier Pou in Columbus.
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Porter Langston
Miss Tinsley
Richmond
Russell Porer
Mary Howry
Washington, D. C
Atlanta
Joan K. Ottley
Jacksonville
Walter Jones
Athens
Rhoda R. Pearce
Lapsley
Bufaula
J. T. Hightower
Battle Creek
Charles Phinizy
Forrest Adair, Jr
Yeaterday
Hom
Laurie Davis Anderson
New York
Elizabeth Morgan
Dorothy Herbert
New Orleans
B. H. Hyde
Valdosta
George Forrester
Alabama
Andrew Lloyd
Tee
M- H. Strickland
Newnan
Marion Hodgson
Laura Cowles
Laelius Stallings
City
Samuel T. Weyman
Dozier Pou
Calumbus
Ten Charred Corpses Recovered From Ruins
St Louis March 10 Ten bodies recovered late today from the seven story Missouri Athletic Club building burned early Monday morning Eight of the identified dead include Marshall Bier 35 fur dealer St Louis Lucius Ruff 34 department head Simmons Hardware Company Dallas Texas and Cape Girardeau Mo others include William Kinser treasurer Kinser Construction John N Rickey 40 Chicago and William Erd lawyer East St Louis T Edwin C Kessler 47 cashier Ludlow Saylor Wire Co. The total death toll is believed to be thirty with twenty bodies thought still in the ruins.
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St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
Marshall Bier
Bachelor
Marshall Bier & Co
St. Loui
Lucius Ruff
Simmons Hardware Company
Dr. L. Ruff
Cape Girardesu
Dallas
Texas
William J. Kinser
Kinser Construction Company
East Side Levee
Jame B. Reilly
Ware & Reilly
John N. Rickey
Chicago
Treasuer Ald Manufacture Company
William F. Erd
East St. Louis
Hontmen's Bank
St Louis Union Trust Company
Boatmen's Bank
Pas
Harry Davidson
Athletic Club
Unemployed Army Leaders Face Prosecution in Sacramento
In Yolo county across the Sacramento river the unemployed army faces legal action with nineteen men arrested as vagrants arraigned. Leaders like General James Kelley and lieutenant Edward Teesdale plead. others plead guilty or await juries. Sacramento guards and bridges remain under tension as officers seek to restrain further marches eastward. Harris Weinstock interviewed Kelley, noting a Washington trip would be futile. Major W Thorne’s absence sparks police concern as food aid from Sacramento citizens continues.
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Sacramento
Cel
Washington, D. C
Sacramento River
Yolo County
Yolo
William Ahern
James Kelley
Edward FE. Teesdale
John Randolph
John McLennan
Thorne
Citizens’ Committee of
Distribution of Seed Kept by Congressmen
Washington March 10 congressional distribution of free seeds for farmers was attacked in the house during the agricultural appropriation bill. An amendment by Representative Sumner of Texas to place seed distribution under the department of agriculture was voted down 96 to 36 after a lively debate in which members from agricultural districts resented characterizations of seed distribution as graft.
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Washington
Sumner
Texas
Department
Agriculture
Kentucky Fire Firms Suspend Kentucky Business
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance orders 1407 Kentucky agents to halt operations except endorsements with no hazard increase. The move follows Governor McCreary signing the Green-Glenn bill authorizing state rate setting, with rate cuts making continued business untenable in the state. The firm has operated in Kentucky since 1863.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Wire and Marine Insurance Company
Kentucky
McCreary
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Pearl Eytinge Dead After Costume Startled Audiences
Pearl Eytinge, famed for The Clemenceau Case and daring stage roles in the late 1880s, died in Atlantic City on March 10. Her body was brought to New York for burial. After converting with Dwight L. Moody she lectured nationwide and spent years in retirement.
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York
Pearl Eytinge
Clemenceau
Atlantic City
New York
England
Dwight L. Moody
United States
Millionaire Speedster Sentenced in Portland Court
Portland March 10 W C Barker a millionaire clubman was sentenced to five days at hard labor on the city rack pile after pleading guilty to speeding at 50 miles an hour within city limits. He expected a fine but received the harsher penalty.
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Portland
Ore
W. C. Barker
Barker
Lloyd George escapes censure vote in Commons
London March 10 The House of Commons refused to pass a resolution that would have censured David Lloyd George chancellor of the exchequer by 304 to 246 The motion by Sir John Ramsay Unionist condemned perceived inaccuracy and unfounded attacks on individuals centering on Conservative landowners named in land campaign speeches
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London
House of Corminans
David Cloyd- George
John S. Ramles
Livya-George
New Orleans Chosen By Cotton Crushers Meeting
Announcement from M. E. Singleton, president of the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers association, states New Orleans will host the next convention. Dates May 28 29 and 20 were named for the gathering, with Richmond, Memphis and Galveston mentioned as contested sites.
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Memphis
Tenn
M. E. Singleton
St. Louis
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
New Orleans
Richmond
Galveston
Cobb School Board Named by Grand Jury
Marietta Ga March 10 Special The grand jury now in session elected today three members of the county board of education W T Chastain and F N Mayes succeeding themselves and Joseph M Bishop successor of J W Allgood Mr Bishop was for several years a member of the board and was retired four years ago All the new members are good men and have had experience in Unis important position
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Marietta
Grand Jury
County Board of Education
W. T. Chastain
N. Mayes
Joseph M. Bishop
J. W. Allgood
Bishop
Unis
U S TO Fix Ownership Of Bridges In Rome
Rome Ga March 10 The United States government may determine who owns the Oostanaula river bridges at Rome and who must maintain them A federal engineer orders that bridge draws be operable for steamboats and affects Central of Georgia bridges A date of June 30 is set for compliance If not met the matter may go to federal courts to fix responsibility and ownership by federal authority
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Rome
United States
Floyd
I. Brown
United States Engineers
Oostanaula
Cigar Tip Licking Must Be Stopped
Harrisburg March 16 Commissioner Jackson of the department of labor and industry issued a notice urging cigar makers to stop placing tips of cigars in their mouths during manufacture The practice described as licking or wetting the end is deemed unsafe for workers and undesirable for smokers.
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Harrisburg
Jackson
Department of Labor and Industry
Mail Order Hous es and Country Villages
Washington March 10 Charles A Ireland president of the National Retail Hardware association told the house Judiciary committee that country communities would exist small dealers need protection He said he represented views of 15000 country merchants whose business was threatened by mail order houses He contended for the right of manufacturers to fix retail prices in the interest of country dealers Other witnesses spoke similarly.
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Washington
Charles A. Ireland
National Retail Hardware Association
House Judiciary Committee
The Easy Way to Banish Hairy Growths Ad
An advertisement claims Delatone removes unwanted hair with a simple paste. Hair removal involves mixing Delatone with water, applying to the skin for minutes, then washing away. The copy asserts the treatment is harmless and often needs no second application. Available from druggists in original packaging.
Thunderer Price Cut Announced in London
London report says starting next Monday The Times will lower its price from three pence to a penny. This reduction covers the paper’s print price and aims to widen readership among the public.
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London
Nexr
Old Confederate Vet's Interesting Narrative in Frost Texas
Wesley French, a 67 year old Confederate veteran from Frost Texas, recounts farming in Navarro County since 1872 and praises Thedford's Black Draught for 40 years. He claims it cleanses stomach and liver, regulates digestion, and supports health, recommending dosage details and a 25 cent package price.
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Frost
Texas
Wesley French
Navarre County
Theaford
Thedford
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