Social items highlight Atlanta visitors and local gatherings
Mrs William H Felton returns to Cartersville after visiting sister Mrs M I McLendon. Miss Marguerite Gause and Miss Dante Burt travel from Augusta and Evergreen respectively. Colonel George Russell and sister Miss Sarah Russell visit the Georgian Terrace with longtime banker colleagues. Numerous calls hostesses and plans include bridge luncheons and private visits across Atlanta during opera week and summer leisure at Peachtree area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Felton
Cartersville
M. I. McLendon
Aeairs
Z. J. Fitzpatrick
Lowry
Piedmont
George Russell
Detroit
Mich
Misa Sarah Rusell
Georgian Terrace
Russell
Hauspton Terrace
Atlanta
Colonel Lowry
American Bankers’ Association
John Patterson
North Carolina
Juder
Newman
Mac Allen Marsh
F. Gunby
Tampa
Hunter’ Wooper
Fearhtree Road
Dungy
Clark Jiowell
Peachtree Street
Thurman Sued to Recover 705 Dollars in Land Fraud Case
Attorney William H. Scott sues Arthur Thurman, Atlanta lawyer, for 700 dollars alleging rental debt tied to a land sale in Coffee County. The suit claims Thurman acquired about 200 acres by fraud via quitclaim and traded it for stage money totaling slightly over 706 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Scott
Arthur
Thurman
Allanta
Wiewas
Scott
J. J. Atkinson
al Lere
Nicaragua Treaty Favored by New Orleans Directors
Copies of resolutions by the Association of Commerce directors endorsing the proposed US Nicaragua canal treaty were forwarded today to President Wilson Secretary Bryan and the foreign relations committee. The packets also went to the Louisiana delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Maren
The
Association of Commerce
United States
Nicaragua
Wilson
Brian
Foreign Relations Committee
Louisiana
Kidnap Plot Delivers Atlanta Wedding for Cuthbert Couple
The planned abduction by two friends failed as a staged kidnap led Robert B. Jackson to Atlanta with J. W. Bord. Jackson telephoned home, then met his fiancée Miss Luis Cannon in Atlanta. The couple were married last night by Rev. C W Daniels and will return to Cuthbert today in the same racing car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cupid
Cuthbert
Atlanta
Cupid
Robert B. Jackson
J. W. Bord
Jackson
Luis Cannon
5. W. Martin
Cal
Boyd
Pha
Ansley
Miss Cannon
Hoyd
Rev. C
Ww Daniels
East Fourteenty Street
Clark
John W Woodruff Died After Lingering Illness in Atlanta
John W Woodruff a longtime Atlanta resident and veteran died Thursday at noon after a lingering illness at a private sanitarium. He was seventy two and survived by his wife Julia Swanson two daughters Jeanne and Z N Warren a grandson John Warren and two half sisters Emma and Eva Woodruff. The body was moved to Patterson's undertaking parlors with services at 10 this morning and burial planned in Griffin after the Central train carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Woodruff
Mr. Woodruff
Atlanta
Griffin
Georgia Battalion of Artillery
3. Leyden
Central Presbyterian Church
Central Lodge
First
Elo
Woodrutt
Mr. Woodrutt
Julia Swanson
la Grange
Z. N.warren
Macon
Jeanne Woodruff
John’ Woodruff Warren
Emma
Eva Woodruff
Patterson
Dunbar J. Ogden
Central
Narrow escape for Pullman official in campus fire
W O M Camp superintendent of the Atlanta division of Pullman rail car service narrowly escaped death when a fire at 90 West North Avenue destroyed his home and damaged neighboring property. Camp, recovering from injuries in an automobile crash, was carried to safety by Georgia Tech students J H Lucas and J L Parker as the house collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Moore
No. 92
Camp
Tech
JH. Lucas
3. L. Parker
Poolroom Proprietor Fined for Minor Entry
Nordauxe Alabama street poolroom owner St Beaty received a 25.75 dollar fine Thursday for allowing minors inside. He warned other poolroom proprietors that the law prohibiting minor presence would be strictly enforced and offenders punished accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tge Broyles
St. Beaty
Nord Auxe
Alabama Street
Players Club Rehearsing For The Genius Second Show
The Players Club plans a second performance of The Genius at the Grand Opera House on March 33. Rehearsals are under way for the charity fundraiser by the local Elks lodge, with Elks interested in strong ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Clu
Elks’ Lodge
Elks
Kirkwood faces paving bill likely over thirty five thousand
Kirkwood mayor Colonel RF Gilham said the pavement of main streets and DeKalb boulevard work will cost more than the $35,000 approved bonus. The council, returning from Birmingham, sent committees to inspect roads there built with tarvix prep. Members listed include W. Baunders and John Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RF. Gilham
Kirkwood
DeKalb Boulevard
Ham
Waelnesidi
Birmingham
W . Baunders
John &. Smith
Standard Home Co Opens Offices Here
The Standard Frame Company of Baltimore, aiding home building, opens an office in Hurtburgh under manager T. R Waller, state agent. Mr Fuller, a native of Atlanta, is welcomed as the new representative and has many friends awaiting him in his homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Frame Company
Balitimore
T. R Waller
Puller i
Atlanta
Tango Ball at Kimball House Planned by A A G Club
Arrangements are complete for the A. O. G. club tango ball to be held at the Kimball House next Wednesday evening March 25. The large ball room and gallery will offer ample space for dancers and spectators. A top city band will provide music. Admission is $1.00 with ladies admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball House
Banquet at Jackson Hill Church Tonight
The Pastor's Hundred hosts an elaborate banquet at Jackson Hill Baptist Church with a menu including Jackson Hill rolls. Ten-minute talks feature Judge Pendleton, Dr. F Purser, Hon W W Gaines, Dr Larton, and Dr F P Akers, who presides over the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
Jackson Hill
Pendleton
F. Purser
W.W. W. Gaines
Larton
FP. i. Akers
Wall
Tax complaints rise after Macon assessment jump
Macon Ga March 19 special complaints from taxpayers over assessed values surge since a board report shows a 5 million dollar increase over last year. Assessor Hendricks says critics misjudge the city finances, calling for higher charges on large property owners while noting many appeals lack proof of overassessment. A council rule now requires affidavits that assessments exceed true value, and several claimants may drop grievances if unable to prove overvaluation.
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Macon
Board of Assessors
B. L. Hendricks
Hendricks
Eumen
Saime
Maron
Maton Itoracy Club
Dorius
Alumimates
Tve
List of attractions for Ga summer school program
Ga March 19 spe cial ed Waotter dean of University Summer school has completed a big schedule of general assembly lectures for the event. Attractions include President Henry Lawrence of Emerson School of Oratory Boston the Neapolitan orchestra Miss Isaway reader Dr Janks colorist Booth Lowry of Mississippi Huanost the Avon Sketch Club Hawkeso Glee Club Dr John White of Atlanta Sidney later program Miss Carolyn Cobb of Athens Dr Gelser of the university and Dr P F Claxton US Commissioner of Education. Others may be added.
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Ens
Waotter
General Assembly
Henry Lawrence
Southwick
Emerson School of ‘Oratory
Boaton
Whchestra
Miss Isaway
Ur . J
Mississpp
Huanost
Tke Avon Skech Clay
Hawkeso Glee Club
John White
Atlanta
Sidney
Carolyn Cobb
Athens
Gelsaler
The
University
P. F. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Georgia engineers press wage rise in arbitration bid
Augusta Ga March 19 Judge W J Chambers of the Federal Arbitration board met with Georgia railroad authorities and engineers here. The engineers have demanded a pay increase to match other roads in the state. Superintendent Dixon declined comment. The Georgia and Florida has not yet granted the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
W.J. Chambers
Federal Arbitration Board
Georgia Railroad
Dixon
Georeta
Florida
Negroes Bound Over For Near-Burglary In Kirkwood
Eugene and Charlie Broelin two negro would-be burglars bound over in Kirkwood records court on burglary to Delsali County Superior Court under a $200 bond. They were caught by the town marshal Wednesday night before entering the house, trying to force the front door with a skeleton key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Charlie Broelin
W. C. Cousins
Kirkwood
Dr Little Returns From Americus Trip
Dr Little returns to Westminster Presbyterian church duties after two weeks in Americus where he led a successful meeting at the Presbyterian church there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Little
Americus
AA. Little
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed By Two Atlanta Residents
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday in the United States court, by William Park Felder of Atlanta, listing assets of 79 and liabilities of 979.76. Papers indicate an asset total of 2,500. Mrs M J Clifford filed another petition for Fred Heere of Atlanta in the United States court, with liabilities listed at 97750 and assets at 2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred C. Beers
Gnated States Court
Willam Park Felder
Atlant
Fred Heere
United States Court
M. J. Clifford
Atlanta
New Italian Cabinet Formed by Signor Salandra
Rome reports the March cabinet under Signor Salandra is now fully constituted with Premier and interior minister Signor Salandra, foreign affairs Marquis of San Gintiano, colonies Signor Martini, agriculture Signor Cavasola, public works Signor Gumrelli, treasury Signor Pubs, finance Luigi Rava, war General Grandi, marine Admiral Enico Mill, posts and telegraphs Signor Riccio.
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Rome
Signor Salandra
Oabinet
Marquis
San Gintiano
Signor Martini
Signor Dart
Signor Cavasola
Signor Gumrelli
Luigi Rava
Signor Daneu
General Grandi
Enico
Signor Riccio
Trains Crush Three Men. One Killed in Georgia
Multiple wrecks report three men crushed by freight train cars in Shellman Flowery Branch and Adel. F. W. Tillman of Columbus dies. Carl Reynolds of Norcross seriously injured. Byrom B Dey of Macon suffers crushed feet but not believed fatal. Local hospital care follows in each case.
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Flowery Branch
Carl Reynolds
Johnson Reynolds
Norcross
Southern Railway
Fordele
Speeml
Byrom B Dey
Georgia Southern
Florida
Dey
Macon
D. Belin
Fannie Dey
Mayor Woodward Vetoes Bids for Street and Sewer Work
Mayor Woodward vetoes a resolution authorizing the advertisement for bids on street and sewer materials estimated near 200000. He argues purchases must go through the city purchasing agent per a new ordinance, noting the department already saved about 60000 and the veto will go to council at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Mayor of Waycross to Lift Sunday Lid
Waycross Ga March 19 special indicating a Sunday closing move. The town may restrict sales of cigars soft drinks newspapers and magazines with alcohol and tobacco sales under review. Major Beaton advocates enforcing the Sunday sale law equally. Local consensus suggests cigars soft drinks newspapers and magazines may remain allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Wascross
Major Beaton
Flo
Waycross Merchants Host Free Carnival for Georgia Visitors
Waycross Ga March 19 Special Thousands from south Georgia attended a free Pleasure and Civic Day event organized by local merchants. The day featured two nightly Avinler Beach programs, road races, and a high profile game between Waycross and the Philadelphia Athletics with Connie Mack visiting fans and an auto tour. Public schools closed to allow participation.
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Waycross
South Georgia
Avinler Beach
Taseli
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Georgian farmer unveils rock picking machine invention
In Eatonton Putnam County a farmer inventor A G Bray unveiled a trial model of a rock picking machine. Bray, the inventor, aims to patent the device and begin manufacturing once rights are granted, promising to revolutionize farm work and speed operations on fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatonton
Putnam County
A. G Bray
Bray
Freshmen confess to save fellows in Yale bottle melee
Sew Haven Conn March 19 When thirty Yale Freshmen admitted taking part in the so called bottle might disturbance Sunday night the faculty suspended the graduation sentence previously imposed on 200 members of the class. The thirty were placed on probation for an indefinite time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Haven
Conn
Yale
Returns Consolidated in Terrell County
Dawson Georgia March 19 Special Consolidated returns of yesterday's primary verify results announced in The Constitution this morning. Other successful candidates are J A Hiller and M D Laing county commissioners O Fussell tax collector and Ernest Baldwin tax receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Constitution
J. A. Hiller
M. D. Laing
O. Fussell
Ernest Baldwin
Smooth Hairless Skin Through Delatone Treatment
A home beauty tip suggests using a paste of powdered delatone mixed with water applied for about 5 minutes then rubbed off to remove hair. After washing the skin should be firm and free of blemish. Buying delatone in its original package may improve results.
Venetian Torpedo Attack Sinks Steamer. Fifty Drowned
A torpedo boat struck a small passenger steamer between Venice and Lido, sinking it almost immediately. Fifty lives, including women and children, were lost, with fifteen on deck saved by the torpedo boat crew. Italian sailors conducted multiple rescues without success. victims’ identities remain unknown.
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Venice
Lido
Adriatic
Mrs John S Moore Dies In Oxford South The New South
Mrs John S Moore died Tuesday night in Oxford Ga services held at noon today in Allen Memorial church her grave beside her husband who died two years ago Emory College mourns her as wife of a former professor born Portsmouth Va daughter of shipbuilder John Luke Moore a naval constructor in both the Union and Confederate eras who helped armor the Merrimac and drafted plans for an armor‑clad vessel long before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
John S. Moore
Charlie BE. Dowman
J. W. Quillian
AO. L. Betty
Allen Memorial Church
Emery_ college sucp
Moore
Emory
Partsmouth
John Luke Moore
United States
Warrenton
Pensacola
Virginia
Confederacy
Woman credits Cardui for health after Tennessee trip
Mrs. Liza Barber of Mangham Louisiana reports a West and Middle Tennessee journey where many women used Cardui, praising it as a cure. She says two bottles improved her own health and recommends Cardui to other women, claiming it restored her strength and ability to work. Cardui is touted as the standard women’s tonic for about six decades. Readers are urged to request the Chattanooga Medicine Co. booklet via the Ladies’ Advisory Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangham
Liza Barber
Middle Tennessee
Saddle and
Tennessee
Cardui
Cardus
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga, Tenn
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