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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1914

Page

16

Mrs Daniels Urges Love for Country at Savannah

Savannah November 11 Mrs Josephus Daniels wife of the secretary of the navy urged Southern women to heal old wounds and build patriotism at the United Daughters of the Confederacy opening session. She called for loving the flag, preserving Southern history, and honoring veterans, while praising Mrs Woodrow Wilson and stressing civic service through education and memory.

Savannah Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy United Daughters of the Confederacy Mrs. Daniels Grady Moncy Grady South Daughters of the Confederacy Wesates R. J. Davant Dehaift W. D. Lamar Macon Georgia D. Moodsworth Woodrow Wilson Seneral WW. Willams Edvar Schnebel State Orlando Haliburton Mildred Rutherford John W. ‘Teneh W. A. Walke

Politicians Visit South For Civil Service Session

A Tuesday afternoon congress session at Taft Hall drew many visitors from the east and northwest to hear discussions on The Merit System in Road Administration under the National Civil Service Reform league. Local host L. W. Page led the event center and noted visitors eager to tour Stone Mountain and experience Southern speech.

United States Office of Roads Richardd Henry Dana National Civil Service Eform League Dana Mir. Dana Amann Ome Dona Civil Service Reform League Congress Mir Dong Chst James W. Osborne New York State Highway Department Snhere Air Services Coune Ang Ampio Xaw Civil Service Commissions Civil Service United States Rangers Chicago United States Eign Service Commission Atlantic Ocean Peech Wales George Ti. Wales United States Civil Service Commisssion Public Service National Civil Service W. S. Keller Alabay Hay Jacob Georgia J. B. Pennybacker United States Office of Public Roads Petrons A. N. Johnson Bureau of Munnicipal Research of New York Rvice Arthur M. Swanson Philadelphia Civil Service Com~mission Road Congress Tate Legislation American ‘Bar Association Finance American Bankers Association Austin B. Fletcher Bar Association Grederials BC Wadnams Albany P. T. Coltrave American Bar Association AL N. Johnson Bureau of Municipal Research of New Yorks B. Wilson Illinois Highway Commission American Bankers William G. Edans Ilinois Highway Improvement Association Ston Lsten Stone Mountain Taft Hall National Civil Service Reform League L. W. Page

Hawkes Co Opticians Ad Offers Eve Glass Mounting

An advertisement from A. Te Hawkes Co. Opticians promotes a perfect Eve Glass mounting with small neat self adjusting guards. The ad notes the product is comfortable and available at 14 Wifehuli street in the area.

HAKWE A. Te Hawkes Co Opticians Wifehuli Adv

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