Second Symphony: Given on Sunday
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will present the second concert of the current series on Sunday at 3:30 in Loew's Grand Theater. Conductor Eurico Liede plans alternating classical and popular programs. vacancies remain in the association. The Sunday program includes Thomas overture Raynd Liszt Liebstraum Gounod Faust Liszt Les Preludes Leoncavallo intermezzo Cavalleria Rusticana Mascagni intermezzo Cavalleria Rusticana Percy Grainger Molly on the Shore paraphrase on Turkey in the Straw.
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Atgnta Symphony
Chestra
Loew's Grand Theater
Eurico Liede
Ambroise Thomas
Raynd
Wrana Liszt
Charles Gounoe
Liszt
Leoncavallo
Spalding in Concert Today With European Triumphs
Albert Spalding appears in a recital this afternoon as the first attraction of the Series Intime of the Atlanta Music club. His recent European tour under Sergei Koussevitsky featured the Respighi Gregorian Concerto, thrilling Paris audiences and earning him strong acclaim. Tickets for the Boston Symphony engagement at $2 go on sale today at the Cable Pitney company.
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Albert Spalding
Atlanta Music Club
United States
Music Club
Paris
Sergei Koussevitsky
Paris Opera
Ottorino Respighi
French Republic
Spalding
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Kousgevitsky
Cable Pitne Company
Prima Donna Soprano of Lyric Here Today
Jeanne LeBrun a prima donna soprano of the Milton Akorn Opera company and Raymond Hitchcock's leading woman will arrive in Atlanta for rehearsals of a new Lyric theater musical comedy. Manager Montague Salmon says Miss LeBrun heads the principals supporting Loie Bridge the comedienne. Other principals arrive today and Sunday to assemble the company for a full week before the November 17 opening.
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Jeanne LeBrun
Milton Akorn Opera Company
Raymond Hitchcock
Funeral Services for Thrash Today
Funeral services for W. H. Thrash the well known railroad man who died Thursday at his Rome home will be held this afternoon from the chapel of Harry G Prote at 2 30 oclock Interment will be in College Park cemetery He had lived in Atlanta before moving to Rome and had 20 years with the Western Atlantic railroad He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Methodist church He is survived by his widow a son Jack Thrash of Rome his mother Mrs Moe Thrash of Atlanta a sister Mire H Weekles of Atlanta and three brothers J B B Thrash and G E B Thrash of Atlanta
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W. H. Thrash
Rome
Atlanta
Harry G. Prote
College Park Cemetery
Thrash
Western & Atlantic Railroad
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Methodist Church
Mr. Thrash
Jack Thrash
Rowe
Moe. Thrash
Mire H. G. Weekles
J. BB. K
G. EB. Thrash
Rabbi Shillman to Lead Sabbath Service at Temple
Rabbi Samuel R. Shillman of Chattanooga Tennessee will conduct the service at the temple on Pyror street Richardson street this morning. He was invited by Rabbi David Marx who is unable to lead due to illness. The visiting rabbi starts a series of nationally prominent leaders filling the pulpit on alternate Saturdays during Rabbi Marx’s absence.
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Samuel R. Shillman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Temple
Pyror Street
Vorrer Richardson
Shillman
David Marx
Soi
Mars
McCarty Promoted to Atlanta Office Leader
Cincinnati November 7. Announcement was made here today of James McCarty, longtime Cincinnati Western Newspaper Union executive, promoted to manager of the Atlanta branch. McCarty is a well known figure in weekly journalism circles and will bring valuable experience to Atlanta publishers and Georgia advertisers.
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Cincinnati
James McCarty
Western Newspaper Union
Atlanta
McCarty
United States
Georgia
Manchester man B H Guy dies after long illness
Manchester Ga November 7 Special B H Guy 66 prominent Manchester citizen dies here after a long illness He is survived by his widow five daughters Mrs R A Kelley of Atlanta and Mrs J H Montgomery of Manchester four sons J M H B and T L Guy of Manchester and D H Guy of Texas and a brother B J Guy of Atlanta
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Manchester
B. H. Guy
Thursby
R. A. Kelley
Atlanta
J. H. Montgomery
T. 2. Guy
D. H. Guy
Texas
B. J. Guy
Forget-Me-Not drive raises funds for disabled veterans in Atlanta
Approximately $5 000 was contributed in Atlanta on Forget-Me-Not day to aid disabled ex service men. The amount was expected to rise with attendance at the L and Georgia Tech game. Mrs Irving J Thomas and Mrs Ian D Small praised the effort noting over 100 young women assisted and that citizens have not forgotten the wounded. Official tallies to come from the Disabled American Veterans office.
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L.&. U.-Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Irving
Thomas
Ian D. Small
War Mothers
Small
Hackert
Klancrest Sold By Colonel Simmons in Atlanta
Legion chiefs depart Atlanta after Colonel William J. Simmons sells Klancrest to celebrate leadership on a historic world flight. Robert F. Smith and Gordon Hoge of New York city, officials of American Legion Week, accompany the visit and plan.
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Ku Knux
Klan
Joseph E. Boston
Mare Hotel
Campbell Indicted for Murder of Youth in Fulton
Campbell Windless, a Crooked Road resident, was indicted by the Fulton county grand jury for the murder of 14 year old Frank Johnson. Campbell says he fired after seeing someone peering through a window. Johnson’s father claims Campbell shot him on the front porch. Johnson died Monday due to complications from the injuries.
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Windless Campbell
Crooked Road
Fulton County
Priday
Frank Johnson
Campbell
Johnson
Grady Hospital
Grocer in Hospital After Blow on Head
Morris Weisman a grocer on Ellis street lies in Grady hospital in critical condition from a blow to the head received when opening his store early Friday. He was found unconscious on the floor around 6:20 by a customer who entered to buy goods. Relatives were notified and medical staff began treatment.
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Morris Weisman
Public milk safety and dairymen delegation news
United States officials state only pasteurized milk can be guaranteed free of disease spreading bacteria. Mr Key, T G J Hastain, and BP A Wade named delegation members to Birmingham. A December meeting of the league will feature a barbecue for dairymen and wives at BR O Walters dairy on Brown's Mill road. Georgia Pure Milk League plans to inspect Birmingham pasteurization plants next week. The initiative, proposed by J W Key, passed unanimously. The knicker milk producer and member of the watchdog group has been granted a referendum vote showing majority support for women.
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United States
Mr. Key
T.g.jhastain
BP. A. Wade
Biningham
BR. O. Walters
Brown's Mill Road
Georgia
Georgia Pure* Milk League
Birmingham
League
Frida
J. W. Key
Heady
W. Va
Property Frontage Details In Peachtree Road Deal
A historical note describes ppopari on Peachtree road and Colonel Simmons associated with the klan until he cut ties. The property fronts 82 feet on Peachtree road along with an adjoining lot, totaling 289 feet of frontage in the deal.
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Yat
Peachtree’ Road
Simmons
Klan
Peachtree Road
Florida postmaster arrested for theft in Lake City
Postmaster D. D. Raulerson of Lake City Florida was arrested Friday by Atlanta inspectors on charges of stealing special delivery letters. Inspectors Barry and Ellis were detailed to investigate after suspicions arose and Raulerson was arrested shortly after the inquiry began.
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D. D. Raulerson
Lake City
Fla
Atlanta
Joe P.jolnston
Barry and
Ellis
Worida
Raulerson
Federal Raid at 51 East Harris Street
Federal and city officers raided 51 East Harris Street Tuesday night and arrested four men on charges of violating prohibition and narcotics laws. An error reported a raid at 53 East Harris Street, the apartment house location.
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Harris Street
East Harris Street
Like Father Like Son In Fulton Superior Court
In Fulton Superior Court on a Friday afternoon Judge E D Thomas heard G Algiers and his son A Algiers enter guilty pleas. The men were jointly indicted by the Fulton County grand jury two weeks earlier. They received fines totaling 800 and four year prison terms, suspended on good behavior.
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Fulton Superior Court
G. Algiers
A. Algiers
Fulton, County Landh
E. D. Thomas
Thomas
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