Commission Takes Up Plans for New Emory
The educational commission of the Methodist Episcopal Church South will discuss adding a new department to Emory University and other potential expansions at Wesley Memorial Church. The meetings, with over 100 prominent Methodists, will address whether to reorganize Emory and possibly establish a medical college in Atlanta. Bishop Haas of Oklahoma will speak to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Fiagt
Educational Commission of the Methodist Episcopal Church,south
Ethers Depostef
Emory Bniveratty
Add Lone
Spubldines
Wesley Memorial Church
Atlanta
Emory University
Atlantis Medical College
Tha’ University
Bae Enghi Pss
Eush
Pee Es
Ele. Haas
Oklahoma
Tango the Marvelous Remedy for Corn Pain
An advertisement claims Tango is the world’s finest corn remedy, promising immediate relief by rooting out the corn core without skin damage. It guarantees refunds if the core isn’t removed, priced at 23 cents at Ali Drugists, Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Jacobs
Atlanta
Cadyv
Speech by Dr Washington on cooperation and race in Atlanta
Dr. Washington urged cooperation between races and self help among Black Atlantans to advance education and progress. He argued progress comes from self-respect and local effort, while noting white sympathy and the support of Atlanta churches and colleges behind colored initiatives. White and Black community leaders attended the address, with songs by students from Spelman, Morehouse, Clark University, and Atlanta University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westet
Byo
Pecamion
Atlanta
Rimaepending
Jim
Mary
Washington
Bookard T. Washington
Avery
First Congregational Church
H. HL. Proctor
Spelman Seminary
Morehouse
Report of Convictions Described for Jasper County Jail
A fragmentary 1915 file entry notes a March 22 arrest and a March 23 report of convictions in Monticello Georgia. It lists J A Thomas as white male, 24, 5 feet 8 inches, 160 pounds, larceny conviction August 2 1914 for 12 months, tattoo on right arm, scars, brown hair, gray eyes, walking with limp, shoe size 8. Warden T P Knight referenced and sheriff notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Ezell
Ergin
Jasper County
Monticello
J. A. Thomas
T. P. Knight
Ellis denounces Atlanta police over lack of interest
Prominent Atlanta figure Frank Ellis accuses police and detectives of apathy in investigating a servant’s murder and a string of city burglaries. He cites two recent break ins on Peachtree Road, a purse snatch on Crescent Avenue, and a street robbery on Faire and Poplar Streets, urging action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank §. Ellis
Atlanta
John Hart
Muss
Atlante
McBurney
Peachtree Road
S Department
Sims
Peachtres Road
Faire
Poplar
B. EB. Haslett
E.M. Seabrook
Crescent'avenue
Peachtree
E Third Streets
Neil O'Brien and troupe bring new Minstrels to Atlanta
Neil O'Brien and his great American Minstrels return to Atlanta with a fresh third annual tour featuring new material scenic production and elaborate acts. The program includes The Futurist theater piece and a chorus of vocalists. The show opens this afternoon at the Forsyth with a large company, animals, comic acts and a strong cast headed by O'Brien. Also on bill at the Forsyth is Paul Hofterman and Yiddish company presenting Living Orphans and Man Angel and Devil with further attractions at the Grand and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
O'Brien
Atlanta
America
Neil O'Brien
Acta
Bic
Oscar
Hodme
Ateller
Coler
Frank Fuhrer
Blox
Pauls Hofterman
Matlnee
Misa Hofterman
Angel
Gill
Elin
Atjthe Urum
Katinka Jenking
Magda Jens
Cathrine Countiss
Lionel Barrymore
Miss Maria E Irvin Dies at Marietta Home
Miss Maria E H Irvin dies at her home on the Baldwin Spring road at 6 o clock tonight. She was the eldest daughter of the late Judge Irvin and sister of Mrs Julia Butler and the late Mrs George N Lester. She is survived by two brothers, Colonel B C Irvin and Colonel Thomas B Irvin. The funeral will be held at the residence Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta, Gai
Maria EH. Irvin
Bawder Spring Road
Avid Irvin
Julia Butler
George N. Lester
B.C. Irvin
Thomas B. Irvin
Atlante Athletic Club Endorses Bond Plan Near Approval
Members of the Atlante Athletic Club endorsed a proposed bond issue of 150000 at a meeting last night. The plan would fund improvements and the club plans to open the bond issue to members on May 1. Asa G. Centre Bre, current holder of outstanding bonds, is expected to take over the new bonds.
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Atlante Athletic‘club
Rev W W Landrum Visits Friends Here
Rev W W Landrum pastor of the Broadway church Louisville Ky visits here as guest of Judge Andy Stewart and attends midweek prayer meeting tonight at the First Baptist church where he was formerly pastor. He will greet old friends after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Landrum
Broadway Church
Louisville
Andy ‘Stewart
First Baptist ‘Church
Georgia Court of Appeals Decisions On Court Judgments
Court of Appeals of Georgia affirms multiple judgments from superior and city courts. Cases include Bowen Fallon, Buford Boykin, Simpson, Darby, Pennell, Balawah and others, with judges Hawkins Graham Mathews and others, and various attorneys listed for both sides.
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Bowen
Fallon Superior Court
Hil
Albert Kemper
M. Dorses
B.A. Stephens
Wilkes
v.Biste
City Court of Carrosites
Heall
Buford Boykin
Piantier
E Reep
Somtra
Aye ‘Simpson
Council of
East Men
Haygood “& Cutts
Pennell
Atete
City Court of
Dub- Ne
Ludge Hicks & P. New
Balawh Siete
Mathews
W. A. McClellan
Napier
Maynerd É Plunkett
John’ P. Ross
Hats Off to Spring Styles at $35 to Measure Suits
Bob extols harmonizing inner spirit with outer attire while promising full haberdashery for spring. He notes garments and linen must align with intentions and offers a ready selection of tailored suits to measure priced at $35, promising quality attire from the store’s linings to outerwear.
Barn Fire Strikes Hickland’s Farm Again in Douglas
Douglas Ga March 20 special. It is believed HCG Hickland's barn at Chatterton was mysteriously burned last Friday night. A year ago the disaster struck again totaling about 6000 dollars in hay fodder and property. His mules were saved with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
HCG Hickland
Chatterton
Schedule changes C. of G Railway April 4
April 4 schedule changes affect the Dixie Limited trains 98 and 59, with the last southbound trip from Atlanta and the last northbound arrival into Atlanta in early April. Details include multiple notes on departures from Atlanta and connections toward Jonesboro and nearby points, reflecting service adjustments.
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G. Railway
Dixie Limited
Atlanta
Wilk Erry
Tront Mason Bias M.i
Jonesgora
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Emory
Methodist ‘Church
South
Dozier & Gay
Company
Se. Broad
Ste
D. Bertie
Equitable
Bell Phone Ivy
Lareaiw
Emahd
Wunicata
Southern College OF Migmacr
Luckie
Abby Bu ’Yibete
Scotlai
Fire Strauss
Dritz Co Distillers
Gincinnati
Je. Clark
Dopette of Atlanta ‘University
Erie DuBone
GAMAS
Ivy
E. P
Atlanta Tent & Awning. CO
Wilson
Bagowo
Ellis
Neil O’brien
Keith Vaudeville
Ahnenn
Howse
Parl Groove and Company
Lyell
Rogers
Ivdels
Will Ward
Stasen
Paula Hofferman
Maria E. Irvin
Marietta
Mei
Bers
Rev
W.W. Landrum
Court OF Appeals OF GA
Réthard
Bob
Stewart Avenue
West End
Forrest
George Adair
TI. CO. GA
Main
Trinity Avenue
James L. Logan
Healey Building
Lodge Noticis
L. A
EA. Baugh
The
Siz. Wers At
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Ajanta Lodge
Maxon Temple
Panchites and
Cain Streets
Cordiary
Fran teragHy
Eat E Church
Thomas Evans
Uvin W. Hardwick
Irs
Martha Dwick
Thanas Ro
MVS
A. Wctacuim
Neal Institute
Ty ‘Ave
John J. Woodside Storage Co. Inc
William . Pannill Heard
Jacksonville, Fla
Public Accountant
Firet
Joel Hunter & CO
Gould Building
the Southern Mortgage CO
Georgia Farm Loans
Atlanta Real Estate Loans
Fulton Investment Company
Green, Tilson & McKinney
Hurt
Morrow Transfer & Storage Company
Elliott Street
Avante
Borg Theater
Forsyth Sirit
Paul Gilmore
Thar
SOE
I Magdales
Cathrine Ae Bountise
Akutval
Peepetua
Vivian Ba Martin
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