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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1912

Page

14

Girl's Speech Restored by Lightning Fails Again in New Orleans

Miss Jessie Fishel of New Orleans again loses the power of speech after a lightning shock yesterday. Doctors have found no cause for the rare condition and the family hopes speech may return with the next thunderstorm. Relatives note a prior recovery occurred when her feet touched hot water.

New Orleans Jessie Fishel Leads Fishel Ming Fisher New Orléans

Vacation Bible School to Be Started in Atlanta

Robert G. Boville, national director of the Daily Vacation Bible School Association, heads to Atlanta to address the Man and Religion Forward Movement on Sunday at 3. The aim is to establish Atlanta branches and run schools in churches this summer to care for idle children after school ends. Boville will also speak to the Evangelical Ministers Association Monday morning and attend the Men and Religion Movement executive luncheon that day.

Robert G. Boville New York Daily Vacation Bible School Association Atlanta Workers of the Man and Religion Forward Movement John J. Eagan Waa Vacation Bible School Men and Religion Dairy Vacation Bible School Associations Eagan Bavilie Boville Evangelical Ministers’ Association Men and Religion Movement

Western Union buys 10,000 Underwood typewriters

The Western Union has purchased 10,000 Underwood typewriters. Hardware men name Mobile as the next meeting site for the Southern Hardware Jobbers and the American Hardware Manufacturers Association. Officers listed include Charles nd Greensboro NC president A Parker Atlanta WM Picksew Orleafiz vice presidents John Dortian Richmond VA secretary O B Barker Lynchburg VA.

Mobile Nashville Tenn Southern Hardware Charles Nd Greensboro WN. C Yoreal A. Parker Atlanta W. M

Memorial funds raised for Butt and Miller in Washington

Washington May 20 President Taft and the diplomatic corps plus many officials contributed to a several thousand dollar fund to honor Major Archibald W Butt and Frank D Miller two Titanic victims A bronze tablet memorial will likely be placed behind the White House in the ellipse with congressional approval expected The site was chosen for Butt s long White House service and Miller s public grounds advocacy

Washington Taft Archibald W. Butt Frank D. Miller National Fine Arts Commission D. Hilles Spencer S. Cosby White House Major Butt Miller Capitol

Warm Springs Opens Saturday With Good Roads

The Warm Springs area of Meri wether County opened on Saturday May 18. Road conditions are reported as good.

Meriwether County

Light on Tax Returns of the Corporations

Washington reports a senate resolution to require the president to compile corporation tax returns for review. Senator Hitchcock leads a measure amid debates on wealth amassing by Carnegie and others, seeking totals on capital stock, indebtedness, income, depreciation, taxes, and related figures across metals, mining, textiles, and sugar industries.

Washington Senate Hitchcock Carnegie

Three Men on Trial for Liquor Grafting

Columbia, May 30. The label case against John Bell Town, J. W. Boykin, and W. Q. Tatum, former state dispensary officials, began its second trial before Judge Ernest Gary. Only two minor witnesses were sworn this morning, while testimony by agent John T. Early from a prior trial was read. Early described paying Towll and Boykin as part of the alleged graft totaling about 22 500 dollars from Nivison-Welskopf Company, label manufacturers of Cincinnati.

Columbia 8.C John Bell J. W. Boykin State Dispensary W. Q. Tatum Nivison-Welskopf Company Taanutectures Ernest Gary John T. Early

May festival at Wren's Nest to feature royal pageantry

The Wren's Nest at 312 Gordon Street West End opens its doors at 4 pm for a May festival styled like a royal coronation. A thousand children from the Memorial Association perform in a Fish Drill, May pole dances and a floral canopy procession, with Miss Constance LeReaux and Mina LeReaux among the performers. honorary patrons include President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt.

Wren's Nest Gordon Street West End Constance LeReaux Mina LeReaux Silvia Mungers George C. Munger William Munger Neille Munger Annie Trail Association A. McD. Wilson E. Le'Connally Robert Lowry H. G Hastings Thomas T. Stevens W. B. Price-Smith William J. Taft Theodore Roosevelt Andrew Carnegie Henry Watterson J. W. Lee Mesers Fred Paxon BR. J. Lowry Forrest Adair William L. Peel Victor Kriegshaber A. F P. Stewart Dan Carey John EB. White George Rapier William Slaton Joseph M. Brown Hoke Smith John Gra Robert F. Maddox Frank’ John E. Murphy Sam D. Jones My Beckford Augusta Victor Kriegshatcher Presa Committes Lollie Balle Wylie Fred D. Stewart Myrta Lockett Avery J. F. Purser Augustus McHan McEachern W. M. Jenkins F. M. Hadley C. B. Lawton J. F. Nichola Vapp Misa Bessie Mobley R. T Mendora H. F. Crumley H.H. Fudge Thomas Stevens Fish Pond Mra RT. Connally Mauda Curtis E. C. Lester W. D. Brown William Snodgrass Lee Beauvais M. Snyder R. Morton Jerome Jones J. C. Gavan Wif J . P. Pattidlo Marshall T. Khan Purser Kennan N. T. Pool Maud Daniel Emma Binns Eva Stewart Frances Stephens Agnes Stephens Grate ‘ Stephens Agnes Pritchard Rodena Ragadale Marcella Steadman Adelaide Cataway Frances Richardson May. Richardson Irma Bellland Belle Cooper Nora Belle Rosser L. Connally Helen George Lorena Brotherton Mildred Bixley Frances Cuny Helen Gaines Alice Arnold Louise Arnold Earth Beazley Elizabeth Sales Laura Jones Helen Stewart Martha Carder Myrtrude Henshe Virginia Kelley Mary Brittain Elizabeth Tillman Marian Andrews Mary Arnold Margaret Ford Dorothy Duggan Floy Woodfin Gale Bennett Grace McGowan Kathryn Allbright Thomasine Vickers Louige Bolyn Mary Frances Warner Dorothy Childs Hattle Hood Augusta Foreman Thelma Hennesee Ruby Terry Ruth Lovett Sarah Holland Elizabeth Erwin Mary Erwin Margaret Tillman Martha Jones Virginia Jones Ethel Durphee Louise Wheelan Muriel Hunter Wile Stroud Eula Jones Elizabeth Chapman Margaret Thornton Annie Griffin Mildred Carey Nelle Marquardt Alice Stewart Eva Moore Sara Cheshire Ada Nichols Eloise Allen Margaret Scruggs Mary Frances Strong Georgia Chamberlin Alice Nolen Buna Wyatt Sara Sutherland Caroline Camp Mildrea Riley Mary Huett Lula Barton Jane Hancock Mildred Kelley Roslyn Poole Dorothy Mapp Hugo Lee Wyatt Margaret Eliott Howard Foster Katherine Carter Anica Martin Doris Dickey Louise Nichols Christine McEachern Evelyn Jordan Martha Waldrop Susie Florence Evelyn Sheffield Lucile Reid Evelyn Hobinson Sarah Bailey Frances Dobbs Dorothy Tumlin Luella Barton Elsie Minker Nita Martin Mary Cooper Hortense Kelley Dorothy Brogden Louise Scruggs Janice Wilson Eva Cooley Ruth Normandy Julia Turner Katherine Derrick Charlies Connelly George Dallas Edwin Lindorme Atlanta Qordon Street Joel Chandler Harris Stewart. W

Vaudeville at Forsyth Draws Crowded Houses

The Forsyth theater reports record crowds for Keith Vaudeville starring Wakefield. Aimed as a top drawing card, the bill pleases both gallery and floor audiences across performances, marking Wakefield as a personal triumph and a standout act in the current season.

Keith Forsyth Witla Hote Wakefield New York Mica Wakefield

Savings in the Juvenile Depart For Today and Tomorrow

Practical little summertime dresses have lost one third and one half their prices for today and tomorrow. Striped and checked percales and ginghams in blues and pinks attractively trimmed. The bloomers of the same material detachable to save laundering. Sizes 2 to 14 years. Others at 69c for these two days, usually $1.00. Per determine, simple made garments with fresh trimming. Big Sunproof bonnets for larger girls, blue chambray and light percales with wide ruffles and bow strings.

WE Mo Wig Offer Highlights Colored Percales and Linen Wear

Advertisement details colored and white percales and linens in low neck and short sleeves with high neck and long sleeves, sailor color, single and double breasted styles. All new and desirable at 1.50 dollars. Sizes 2 to 6 years.

Gilbert M. Davis dies. Bibb official and businessman

Gilbert M. Davis, 72, longtime Bibb county official and Macon real estate man, died after months of illness. A war veteran, he served on the county board of commissioners, the city council, and led Bibb cavalry. survived by widow and two sons.

Gilbert M. Davis Macon Bibb County Board of County Commissioners Bibb County Cavalry Hampton Philips 8. C. Davis and J. Lafayette Davis

Dynamite used on U S building sparks arrest in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City police charged George J Blank after a dynamite blast ripped into the unfinished federal building, injuring the second floor and wrecking the structure. Blank, a structural iron worker from St Louis, denied knowledge of the acts and claimed innocence while authorities pursue possible accomplices linked to the McNamara trial bribery case in Los Angeles.

Oklahoma City Okla Clarence Darrow McNamara Los Angeles George J. Blank Federal Blank Jalil St Louis

Fire destroys part of Interstate Cooperage plant in Bellhaven

A blaze in Bellhaven crippled part of the Interstate Cooperage Company division in Raleigh area. Early reports estimate a loss of about 100000 dollars and two and a half million feet of lumber destroyed. Fire officials investigate the cause as crews work to contain the damage.

Raleigh N. C Interstate Cooperage Company Bellhaven

Fire Chief of Macon Tried by Committee in May Special

The Macon council committee investigates charges against Fire Chief Davia by Broilers Construction amid an inquiry into the connection with Faire, following a May 30 special session.

Macon Council Todey Heir

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