Social Notices Roundup From Atlantic City to Atlanta
A collection of brief society items notes visitors and departures across cities. Ott of Jackson visits Atlanta frequently, Bristow Draper and sons from Boston plan homeward moves after the Georgian Tourrace stay, and Mr Bemamim Rugg returns from Prunswict. Births announced for Caleb Stribling Atos and Mary Elizabeth. families travel to Baltimore Atlantic City and Haverford for visits. Dances at Druid Hills honor Mrs Crosby guest of Miss Harriett Calhoun. others entertain. Several relatives depart for Charleston and Charleston trips, with weddings and guests anticipated.
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B OH
Druid Hills
Crosby
United States
Nat
Harriett Calhoun
H Bullock
Peachtree
A ¢ Frazier
Mary Elizabeth
Johns A
Shakespeare Remanded After Habeas Corpus Plea
A man calling himself Shakespeare remained in custody after a judge refused his habeas corpus plea. The case alleged police mistreatment and improper detention related to alleged swindling of opera patrons. A hearing date was set for next Thursday in municipal court.
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Shakespeare
Ant of
Habeas Corps
Ben Hull
Yester Ju Morung
Muarciaal
Hay
Baseball Lovers Clash With Horseback Riders Over the Use of Park
Park use clash pits baseball lovers against horseback riders over the Piedmont Park diamond. Affected boys and young men seek return of the field, while ladies led by Mrs John Hill and others urge retaining the bridle path and rejecting diamond removal. The park board will rule after an April meeting following instructions to delay action.
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Piedmont Pak
Avantas Fair
John Hill
Mar
Alzood Jones
Margaret Mckeen
Cochran
Parl
Ben Lee Crew
City Officials Debate Police Department Control
Mayor Woodward and Sidney Ormond and William Tain were invited to a Civic Forum debate on police department governance. Tonight in the Chamber of Commerce hall A A Baumstark and Samuel Castleton will argue for an independent chief, while Catchings Terrell and Janes Pavesich oppose the idea.
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Woodward
Chrr
Sidney Ormond
William Tain
Civic Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Baumstark
Samuel Castleton
Catchings Terrell
Janes Pavesich
Pastor Russell to Speak on Armageddon at Atlanta Theater
Pastor Russell will deliver a free Sunday lecture at the Atlanta theater. The address, titled The Battle of Armageddon, argues the present European war foretells biblical prophecy and anticipates Jesus Christ establishing His Kingdom soon. He has long studied the Bible and Jewish history with the International Bible Students.
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Palestine
Pastor Russell
Atlanta
Russell
Internationa Bble
Governor to Speak on Law Enforcement in Georgia Tour
Governor Glenn Mare announces a two week Georgia tour under Arts Saloon auspices focusing on law enforcement themes. The plan follows a similar statewide tour conducted recently in North Carolina showing the Governor’s emphasis on public safety and arts engagement.
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North Carolina
Georgia
Arts Saloon Loge
Glenn Mare
Fires Near Thomson Loss of Thousands in Blazing Homes
A country home owned by Wre BD Brinkley near Thomson caught fire from burning brush on new ground, destroying household goods with no insurance. Another fire injured T Pannell of Wrightsboro, with a house and improvements lost. Reported in Thomson Ga on March 19.
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Brinkley
T & Pannell of
Wrights
Lenant House
Imcurance
Thomson Ga Marth
Tspecial
Schedule change notices sweep Southern Railway operations
Effective last tian from Atlanta on Saturday the 20th and Sunday the 21st trains 4 and 44 are altered and discontinued southbound to Charlotte and Atlanta. Sleeping cars reassigned to Atlanta Raleigh route with trains shortened to Atlanta. Assistant General Passenger Agent at Atlanta, Ga.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta
Charlotte
Raleigh
Atellant
Georgia
Subscriptions to Southeastern Fair Stock Move Ahead
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce committee plans to sell 10,090 dollars of preferred stock for the Southeastern fair at Lakewood. George W Taylor of the Southern Railway law department subscribes for 100 dollars, saying he is a citizen who supports city and county progress and the project’s broad benefits.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Committee
Lakewood
George W Tayior
Law Department
Southern Rat Way
Taylor
Citiven
Atlanta
Aor
Tyan Eo Aly
Jens
Faxler
Southern TaRway Comean Law Department
Tan B
Tuli
Cldsen
Luken County
Atanta
Tatton
Vand
Death Penalty Favors For Night Burglars Highlighted
Judge Len Hill yesterday morning sentenced Jom Snead and Shamp Andrews to the limit of the law twenty years for burglary at the home of Henry S Johnson on Peachtree Road two months ago. He urged the legislature to make breaking into a residence at night a hanging crime, arguing the night burglar is potentially a murderer and could not hesitate to kill. Capital punishment is prescribed for house breaking at night in many states.
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Len Hill
Jom Snead
Shamp Andrews
Henry S& Johnson
Peachtree Road
Burgh
Funeral of Massey Held on Friday
Funeral services for Dr Robert J Massey the noted author and Confederate veteran were held Friday afternoon at the Jackson Baptist church with Dr G L Barton presiding. Interment followed at the Douglasville cemetery with pallbearers James Lobey, Hamason, Doushs, Randal, LB Soulere, Walter Motlreith and Tage Hateman among those who accompanied the body from Atlanta to Douglasville.
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Robert J Massey
Ingermg
Barton
Douglasville
Wissey
James Lobey
Jlamason Doushs
Hog Randal
LB Soulere
Walter Mot Ireith
Tage Ton Hateman
Allanta
W R Todd Elected G A R State Head in Georgia
W R Todd of Fitzgerald was chosen commander of the Georgia division Grand Army of the Republic at the annual encampment in Atlanta. David J Palmer of Iowa, commander in chief, attended as a guest and inspected the division’s work. Other officers named include J B Brubaker, W F Randall, C Brown, and WooH Aimball. Palmer toured the city by auto, visited the battlefields, and praised Atlanta’s growth since the Civil War.
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EB Todd
Fitegernlé
Georgia
Grand Army of the Republic
David J Palmer
Iowa
Divion
J B Brubaker
Pallapoosa
W FP Randall
Tlante
C Brown
Fitzgetald
Wooh Aimball
Tat Tapoosa
Palmer
Atlanta
Shermans Arm
Sherman
Euest
Colonel Wood Bcatt
J Grant Street
Mast
Grand Arm of the Republic
General Palmer
Federal
Tomnight
St Petersburg
Clouda
Grand Army E the Republic
Mason Charged With Board Bill Skips Court Appearance
Mason, a theatrical organizer described as a recent troupe leader, was directed to Five Points by Marshal W Lasseter to face a charge of shipping board bill. He is held in the Iwlan Tower awaiting an appearance before the criminal division of the municipal court.
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Wooitford Mason
Marshal & W Lasseter
Iwlan Tower
Municipal Court
IS YOUR SKIN TENDER TRY RESINOL SOAP ADVERTISEMENT
Publicity copy touts Resinol Soap and Ointment as gentle skin care. It argues ordinary laundry soaps contain alkali that dry skin and hair, while Resinol products claim to have no free alkali and soothing medicated properties. Promotional address directs readers to write to Resinol Baltimore.
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Baltimore
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Mer
Aubrey Motz
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Caleb Stribling Atos
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Lay
Baby
Atlantic City
Haverford
Stuart Witham
William G VeVullan
Willam Garman
E G Ballenger
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J Calhoun Clarke
Yesterda
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Chapin
Haskell
Lueke and
Julia Brand
Athens
Wiss Essie Jordan
Eleventh Street
James D Palmer
Augusta
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South Carolin
Talleson
McDonough
Leonora Miriam Vire Talleson
Adelle
ZRULE BROS _ Sr
Faust Spaghett
Maull Bros
St. Louis
U.S. A
Ea Ledney
VRS
M. Summers
South Bend
Ind
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Marietta St
Florida
Faham
Vator River
Oranges
San Francisco
San Diego
California
Colorado
America
A. P. Matthews
Frece Lines
North Pryor Street
Thomson
Massey
W. R. Todd
G.A.R
David Palmer
Mason
Fred
Stewart
Whitehall St
Dean Atkinson
Brooklyn
Ladies’ Home Journal
Julius L. Tenenbaum
Curtis Publishing Company
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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