New Autumn Hats Delight Despairing Women With Grand Styles
Despair over last spring’s peach baskets gives way to new autumn hats described as tricorne Continental Hussar and Cavalier styles. Marble like hats in fur brown silk skimmed with skunk and ostrich aigrets promise grace and comfort. Automobile hats and veils shine, with colors from ashes of roses to dark mauve and hunter greens.
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Jinks
Hussars
Horse Marines
Sanity
Grace
Daring Macon Youth Helps Foil Stolen Still Raid
Special report from Macon recounts Howard Riley son of Deputy Marshal Case Riley aiding officers in a raid on Rob Harrie’s plantation near Barnesville. Harris fled through a rear window but Riley halted him at gunpoint, aiding capture and destruction of a hidden underground still valued as a major operation. Harris was brought to Macon for medical aid and later committed.
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CE Visgal
Harris Place
Harri
Riley
Harris
Atii
Harriy
Tailey
Barnesvie
Macon
Not a Snake but an Atlanta Bean Grows in Greenwich Avenue
A local note describes Mis 4 bb Childs of 133 Greenwich avenue raising a bean that resembles a snake. The unusual bean has two pods from the same sprout, each about 30 inches long, with a bean every inch.
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Atlanta
Mis
Childs
Greenwich Avenue
Robert Wilson
Jong Haa
C. M. Christian
Washington Seminary Opens Thirty-Second Year in Atlanta
The Washington Seminary announces a large fall enrollment and invites new pupils to attend orientation days Monday Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Principals L. D. and E. B. Scott urge quick enrollment. contact Ivy 64% by phone.
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Washington Seminary
Atlanta
L. D
E. B. Scott
Rousing meeting of Second and Third Wards Club at courthouse
The Second and Third Wards Club held a rousing meeting at the courthouse transacting vital business. James E I Belcher resigned as president and George I Walker was elected president. By-laws were read outlining a non political aim to improve physical conditions and secure fair city appropriations. Membership topped 1100 and a plan to fix sewer and alley cleanliness was discussed with a projected $150,000 for an auxiliary sewer.
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James E.i Belcher
George I Walker
Sole
Lakewood
Central Avenue
Alice Street
Capitol Avenue
C. H. Girardeau
Sid Holand
Hugh Dorsey
Fair
Fraser Street
Mellichamp
Marist College Opens For Year 1909 1910
Marist College began the 1909 1910 term as Atlanta's first private school in full operation. Enrollment was large and many alumni returned. Faculty largely unchanged with two new members Rev R Herbert and D T Harland replacing departed staff. The four year course remains, with literary scientific and business offerings unchanged.
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Atlanta
Marist College
Casserly
Francis B. Reese
Rev R Herbert
Catholic College
Washington
D T Harland
Louisiana
John E. Gunn
George S. Rapler
Joseph A Petit
James A. Horton
Louis LeBihan
Hugh Ryan
EB R Schmidt
Arthur A Behrendt
Renee Martin
Joseph Bean
Seaboard Line Offer to Birmingham at $250 Round Trip
A special Seaboard train to Birmingham leaves Bam at 4% hours, with a $250 round trip fare on September 14. Club members urged neighbors to engage, while a committee reported progress on Ormond street. Judge George Hillyer urged fair council representation and cautioned against equal ward membership for all wards. The club pledged not to back a bond issue without clear spending details. Speeches followed by Frank Wilby Sid Holland J C Rushin and J H Gerardean.
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Seaboard
Birmingham
Bam
Ormond Street
George Hillyer
Frank Wilby
Sid Holland
J. C. Rushin
J. H. Gtrerdean
Bishop Seth Ward III In the Orient
Bishop Seth Ward of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, is reported critically ill at Yokohama, Japan, after being taken on board ship en route from America. A cablegram to Dr W R Lambuth disclosed his condition as he travels to inspect church work in Japan, China and Korea.
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Seth Ward
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Japan
Nashville
Tenn
Auto Dives Into River Near Isle of Hope
A Savannah report details a near fatal auto plunge near the Isle of Hope when a vehicle driven by Jarrell of Yale School spans veered off an embankment into the river. Passengers Miss Sheppard Miss Cartwright and Mr Smith escaped. Jarrell reached Augusta by car yesterday.
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Isle of Hope
Savannah
Specia
Messrss Jarrell
Yalscyondale
R B Smith
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Redoux
Luison
Georgette
Barnesville
Srraprhives
Second and
Third Ward
Bishop Ward III
the Orient
Yokohama
PAN Aga Bcu
Pacific ¢ Coast
California
Northwest
Rock Island
Fusco
FA Atlanta
Cali
Oregon
la Washington
Preston
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