Meetings of local women groups lined up in March notices
The Ladies' Memorial Association meets Friday at 11 at Carnegie library. Inman Park Emblem Club gathers at 140 Moreland Avenue Wednesday March 0 at 30. Agnes Scott Alumnae meet Friday at 4 with Mildred Thompson 449 North Boulevard. Daughters of the Confederacy meet Thursday March 2 at 3 30 pm after rain delay. vote on constitution change. Womans Club executive board meets March 22 at 16 am in Baker Street room. Ladies of the knit hold cake sale at Ware Company 87 March 32. Universalist Church King Street Whitehall Street. Twentieth Century Coterie meets March 21 at 3 30 pm at Mrs Fl Steedman Ashby Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Carnegie Library
Inman Park Emblem Club
J. M. Martin
Morean Avenue
Agnes Scott
Misa Mildred Thompson
North Boulevard
Daughters of the Confederacy
Womans Club
Baker Street
Atlanta
Ladies of the Int
Ware Company
Versalist Church
King Sord- Whitehall Street
Fl. On Steedman
Ashby Street
Social Items Highlight Atlanta Parties and Visitors
Social notes mention Miss Helen Lewis visiting. Dr Z French of Nashville honored by Granite Club at University Club dinner. Mrs W C Warfield hosts luncheon for Mrs Walter Heenan. Miss Louise Massey entertains ten for Miss Annie May Stoddart of Selma. Various alums and guests, including Mrs W B Carhart, Miss Edith Dunnon, and Mr and Mrs Mortimer Smith of Halifax, travel or host gatherings around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lewis
Harry Galvan Butler
BE | Joseph's Infirmary
Granite Club
Universty Club
Z. §. French
Nashville
Avlanta
Annie Laurie -Robinson
Bridge
Migg Tone Watson
Augusta
W. H. Adking
Valdosta
W. C Warfield
Capital City Club
Walter Heenan
J. T. Daniel
Louise Massey
Annie May ‘Stoddart
Selma
Migg Janet Lit Qe
Erwin Jones
Jorevansville
Ind
Mirs Lewis Beck
Aoery
Compitme
Fannie A. Clarkson
T. J. McCall
Daisy Huff Sparks
Macanthyl
Mra. T. Sca
Brunswick Buest
Mra
W. B. Carhart
Edith Dunnon
LaGrange
Jessie McDaniel
Alton
Mita Edith Belle Lawrence
New Orleans
William M. Rhodus
Misa Mary Wrence
Mortimer Smith
Halifax
Nova Ols
East
Princess Clementine Gives Birth to Daughter in Brussels
Brussels, March 90 Princess Clementine wife of Prince Vi1 gave birth to a daughter reportedly named Nanoleon Mrs EL OD Pendergast and Clementine and P York are mentioned as at the Georgisneetret Ne Novem few days Mrs Pendergast is about the princeas’ Piarer thet 1B old cousin of Mrs Richard Berrien and hos pold King of the Belgiana kept them many friends in Atlante she leaves part
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Clementine
Prince Vi
Og Nanolean
Pendergast
P. York
Georgisneetret
Perfecto Auto Oil advertised by Atlas Oil Co
An advertisement promotes Perfecto Auto Oil as a high quality oil with low carbon footprint, attributed to Atlas Oil Co. The copy emphasizes oil quality and environmental benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Oil Co
Florence Wickham Set for Atlanta Musta Festival Roles
Noted American soprano Florence Wickham will sing Lola in Cavalleria Rusticana and Maddalena in Rigoletto during Atlanta Musta Festival week starting April 1. A Pennsylvanian native, Wickham trained in Philadelphia, New York, and Berlin, debuting in Europe and rising to prominence at the Met and major houses. Ticket sales for Atlanta’s 1922 grand opera season are under way at Cable Piano Co. on Broad Street and Phillips & Crew on Pryor Street, with season tickets and singles available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Nise
Florence Wickham
Lola
Ana Madstena
Miss Wickham
Pennsylvania
John’ Wn. Wickham
Superior Court of
Beaver County
Moah
Philadelphia
New York
Berlin
Madam Mallinger
Lill Lehmann
Royal Theater
Welsbaden
Surg
Munich
Amelander Savage
Engtien
Metropolit
Kundry
Savage
WLS
Onera
Plorenceh Wickham
Hin
Cable Piano Company
Broad Street
Phillips & Crew
Pryer Street
Knox S secretary Knox keeps a private valet on state trips
Washington March 20 The House Committee on State Department expenditures probes claims Secretary Knox maintains a private servant on the state payroll Architald Pinkert a Negro carried on the state payroll as late on the present Central American tour Pinkert reportedly served during Knox Senate days and during the South tour The committee heard Pinkert kept in the state planning room and earned 1290 a year while not always at work The inquiry also questions funding for the trip and the department’s horse and stable fund with officials unsure where funds will come from The department said the expenses were to enable the president to meet unforeseen emergencies and extend U S interests during the diplomatic mission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
State Department
State Knox
Asia
Architald
Pinkert
Mr. Knox
Pinkere
Knox
United States Senate
Robert F
Atate
Nan Jianjin
Iie
Clayton
Su Department
Chalrammittre
Wom
lcNier
Morey
Mr. Hamlin
McNier
Department
South
United States
House Committee
Central America
Thomasville Cow Ordinance Enters Law Amid Tie Vote
Thomasville and Waycross reports describe a long standing cow ordinance moving to enforceable law after a council tie. The measure allows a stray cow to roam streets from dusk until curfew with imprisonment possible after November, prompting local rallies and a push to hold a public vote in Waycross on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomas Ville
Orlock
Castile
Cooper
Jerger
Elec
Floyd
Agin
Smith
Parker
Hambleton
McDougald
McIntyre
Bosay
People of the Own
Mobile City Clerk Is Freed Of Charge
Richard B. Owen former Mobile city clerk was acquitted today on embezzlement charges totaling 9800 dollars in two cases. He had fled to Honduras for two years before returning, and his case sparked a major political controversy as reform factions fought over city books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Richard B. Owen
Owen
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Britain and Germany to Swap Naval Secrets
In the house of commons, Winston Churchill announced ongoing negotiations between Germany and Great Britain to exchange naval information. He said the government would be glad for a satisfactory conclusion and had nothing to conceal in shipbuilding, ready to share necessary details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
Germany
Great Britain
France lifts tariff on ash handles for implements
The French chamber of deputies exempt ash handles used for agricultural implements from duty if unpolished. The senate tariff committee supported the measure which will take effect soon. Previously a 12.60 francs general and 7.60 francs minimum rate applied to U S ash handles, while France cannot produce ash handles domestically. The new duty aims to counter German and American exporters undercutting French dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Senate Tariff Committee
United States
France
Becn
Hot Letters Sent Over Negro Lewis Admission
Nashville March 20 Chancellor John Allison released correspondence between himself and Attorney General Wickersham regarding the admission of W H L Lewis a Black assistant attorney general to the American Bar Association. Wickersham regrets the incumbent supports unjustified acts and Allison cites letters to Secretary Whitelock showing Wickersham aiding Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
John Allison
Wickersham
W. H L. Lewis
American Bar Association
Would Know the Difference in Tariff Debate Rally
A Democratic rally featured a district congressman as the lead speaker in a heated bid for re election. He lambasted the Republican platform, focusing on tariff policy, and recounted a Texas farmer tale to warn of consequences if the tariff bill passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plank
Gnti
Jarze
Columbus Rail Company to Raise Ticket Rate After April 29
Columbus officials announce eight tickets for a quarter on all lines of the Columbus Railway and Light Company after April 29, replacing a seven-for-a-quarter scheme. The plan, tied to franchise terms and passenger receipts, aims to provide universal transfers across 121 miles of lines. Opposition notes previous impracticability but finances have favored the change, affecting all city lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohto
March
Columbus Railway and Light Company J
Stewar
General
Railway and Light Company
Inea
Unclear OCR fragment on campaign contestants details
Fragmentary text discusses a campaign department plan to acquaint contestants and provide information at the office, with mentions of a Tomiin worth tens and a contact to obtain an anecdote or credit. The passage is garbled and lacks concrete facts.
Tuskegee Glee Club Concert Friday in Atlanta
Large advance sale for a Tuskegee Institute concert at the Auditorium Friday night March 22. The band reaches Atlanta at 2 36 pm and will parade through principal streets, serenading Morris Brown College. Proceeds go to support the First Congregational Church institutional department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee Band
Glee Club
Atlanta
Morris Brown College
First Congregational Church
H. H. Droctor
Tuskegee Institute
S . ‘Vac
Washington
Rossini
Erewski
Verdi
Torcador
Bizet
Tennessee Manufacturers Elects Officers in Nashville
Tennessee Manufacturers' Association perfected organization here today electing officers: D B Mitchel from Chattanooga as president, T F Lonner of Nashville as vice president, T R Preston of Chattanooga as treasurer, and L S Shannon of Nashville as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Manufacturers
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Manufacturers’ Association
DB. Mitchel
Chattanooga
T. Flonner
T. R. Preston
A Hunting Incident from Judes
A city hunter in corduroy gear hired a country boy as guide. A rabbit burst from a log, then fell as if dead. The hunter exclaimed there was no mark on it, and the boy replied that the rabbit likely laughed itself to death.
Central Baptiste Church Elects New Pastor
Central Baptiste Church in Ment Tex announces the election of a new pastor. The calling follows arrangements with weekly services to be held starting Sunday March at the church. The new pastor is expected to assume duties after the formal installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rides
Nate
Ridley
Broughton
Gernacle
Jones and Smith Discuss Early Morning Train Departure
Jones and Smith converse about an early morning train. Jones says the departure occurred yesterday. Smith asks for confirmation and Jones affirms the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Smith
Judge's Quip On Writing For The Morning Hour
The remark quoted from a judge and a reply about writing for the morning hour reveals a brief, dialogic exchange. The exchange hints at literary or editorial intentions, with a light, humorous tone about the discipline of writing before daybreak. The snippet captures a moment of casual backstage conversation.
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Am. Writing Machine Co
Charles W. Walcott
Inman Park
Anne Shetley
Thourney Hopkins
Nancy Hill Hopkins
Miay Sara Rawson
The
Inn Terrace
Misa Mary Cooper
the Terrace
Georgia
Macon
Edward Lwbert Harrell
Junber Street
Howard Merrill
Salt Lake City
David Lopes
Molee de Leonight
Pickett
Howells Mill Road
PD. A. Small
Mont- Romery
Park Avenue
Nce
Marion Wilkinson
Hugh Dorsey
Europe
Laura
Anna Ashley
Converse
Sesonville
Ruth Con
Clyde Abrook
Jack
Sweden
Russia
Alma
Enn
St. Joseph G Infirmary
W Louis
City
Fle
Groves
Georgian Terrace
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Uncle Sam
Waycross
C. Fort Andrews
Beara of Trade
Waycrosa
Sison
Hig Stratequent
Wayceruss
Mobile City
Britain
Lewis
Norman EF. Mack
National Monthly
Ohio City
Tor Visi
Tuskegee Glee Club
Judes
Tex
Rid
California
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