Reunion Tea for Atlanta Ladies at Toxaway
Miss Adgate Ellis hosted a summer gathering of Atlanta colony members at her Toxaway home with Mrs W W Thomas and Mrs Richard W Johnston as guests. Family and friends assisted, autumn decor featuring asters and goldenrod, yellow accents throughout, Miss Ellis accompanied songs on her own piano, attire described for Mrs Ellis, Mrs Ellis wear, and Mrs Lipscomb.
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Atlanta
Toxaway
Adgate Ellis
W W. Thomas
Richard W. Johnston
Miss Ellis
North Carolina
Miss Ells
W. Evils, Jr
M A Lipscomb
Athens
Jardiniere
Mrs Ellis
Informal Dance for Paradise Hall Bachelors in Ansley Park
The bachelors of Paradise Hall host an informal dance Tuesday at their Ansley Park home. Mrs Hynds entertained with a luncheon on Myrtle Street in compliment to Mrs Irwin Culbraith and Mr Culbraith, who have returned to Atlanta after a year away. Various guests attended including Mrs Hinton Josephins and Mrs Martin Dunbar.
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Bachelors of Paradise Hall
Thei
Ansleyark
Hynds
Mis
Arthur Hynds
Myrtle Street
Irwin Culbraith
Culpraith
Atlanta
Cait Bowers
Culbraith
Hinton Josophins
Martin Dunbar
Kytelle Garrett
Reviewers Meet This Afternoon With Mrs M Z Crist
The Reviewers will gather this afternoon at 339 o'clock to hold a meeting with Mrs M Z Crist at the specified location.
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M Z Crist
Social items recount travel and visits across cities
Mass Virginia Bowman returns home after summer in New York. Mrs RV Connevat travels from Boston to Savannah then Atlanta. Mbs Connerat of Savannah travels with Mrs Gannerat east, to return home for a visit. Miss Nancy Prince visits New Jersey, not returning before November. Miss Margaretta Jattie of Cincinnati arrives Sunday to guest of Mrs Charles Coble for the Collier Stanton wedding. Charlotte Haven of Cincinnati arrives Sunday as guest of unspecified host.
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Alfred C Beall
University of Georgia
Elen Cochran
Maysville
Margaret Culberson
Collier-Stanton
Emma C Bell
Battle Uregk
Mass
Virginia Bowman
New York
Larchmont
RV Connevat
Boston
Savannah
Atlanta
Mbs Connerat
Gannerat
Nancy Prince
New Jersey
Margaretta Jattie
Ciminnati
Sunda
Charles Coble
Collier- Stanton
Charlotte Haven
Cincinnati
Eight Cremations in Midnight Fire in St Francis Street
Quebec reports a three story wooden building fire on St Francis street killing eight children of Dirich Trudot's family. The parents and two other families lived there. the mother and father with the eldest boy were rescued injured and hospitalized. Antoinette, the eldest son, survived a third story fall but suffered a serious head injury. The mother and father sustained severe burns.
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Quebec
St Francis Street
Dirich Trudot
Antoinette
U S Crop Moving Fund Deposits Reach Region Totals
Washington reports Secretary McAdoo deposited 24.159 million dollars of the national moving funds in banks. Deposits span the south, central west, and many states with figures for Madama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia and others.
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Washington
South
Central West
Madama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Egg
Virginia
Colonel Lowry Sees Value in Appalachian Exposition
Colonel Robert F Lowry returns from Knoxville upbeat about the Appalachian Exposition and its shown opportunities for Atlanta. He notes Knoxville expects a strong Atlanta Day crowd on October 7 and praises hospitality, the event's focus on regional advantages, and forestry reserve plans.
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Robert F Lowry
Knoxville
Atlanta
Lowry
Tennessee
United States Supreme Court
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
The
Order of Eagles
Divergent Views Heard in Banking Committee Hearings
Washington reports wide disagreements in the Senate Banking Committee over the administration currency bill. Witnesses have urged hearings to stretch for two or three weeks as Samuel Untermyer continues testimony. If disagreements persist, a committee report without recommendation or multiple minority reports may accompany the bill. Chairman Owen said hearings could wrap by mid next week with all who have a right to testify heard.
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Washington
Senate
New England
Samuel Untermyer
Mit
Owen
Persistent girl urges free Santa mail from White House
Miss Olive May Wilson of Jenkintown Pennsylvania urged President Wilson to allow a free Santa Claus mail program for poor children in crowded tenements. She presented a letter from Vice President Marshall and the president promised to consider the idea and respond.
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Washington
Santa Claus
United States
President Wilson
Olive May Wilson
Jenkintown
Watc
White House
Tillman protests naming of F H Weston for district attorney
Senator Tillman of South Carolina protested the nomination of Frank Weston for U S district attorney in South Carolina. He had endorsed J A Thurmond and planned further talks with the president to discuss the matter. Weston’s selection was described as tentative and tied to aiding Senator Edison Smith’s bid for re election.
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Washington
Tillman
South Carolina
White House
Frank Weston
McReynolds
United States
South Caolina
J A Thurmond
Weston
Edison Smith
Meat shortage blamed on breeding stock culling
Washington reports that slaughter of breeding stock is a major cause of meat shortages in England and the United States. GA Bell, assistant chief of the agriculture department animal husbandry division, after four months in Europe, says after Argentina tightens cattle ranges the world supply may shift toward Africa.
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Washington
England
United States
G A Bell
Division of
Animal Husbandry
Department of Agriculture
Europa
Bell
Argentina
Africa
Lady Bugs Sweep Chicago In Icebound Exposition Mixup
About two million lady bugs arrived in Chicago after an International Refrigeration Exposition mishap. An icebound crate with a glass top was left open by an attendant, reviving the frozen insects from California where they are used to combat fruit scale.
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Chicago
Stock Yarda
California
Georgia Power to cut lamps per circuit in city
Preston Arkwright, president of the Georgia Railway and Power, announced the heating company is improving the citys lighting by reducing lamps per circuit. City Electrician Turner reported excessive lamps, noting as many as ten on a circuit and recommended reducing to sixty. Arkwright acted before formal notice.
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Preston Arkwright
The
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Arkwright
Clarence Haverty
Electric Light Committee of Council
City Elec
Trian B.C
Arkwight
Goldberg Fails to Recover Fire Loss After Long Fight
Jake Goldberg lost fire loss suits aggregating 1815 with interest from January 1, 1912 in superior court. A jury verdict favored three fire insurance companies Contested items included a furniture store total loss claimed from September 22, 1911 at 850 and Jaz Decatur street. The defendants were The Futlers Fire Insurance Company, the Exchange Underwriters Incorporated, and the Provident Washington Insurance Company.
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Jake Goldberg
Fhre Insurance
Goldberg
Jaz Decatur Street
Futlgers Fire Insurance Company
Eschange Underwriters, Incorporated
Provident Washington Insurance Company
W. D Elila
Colauitt and Conyers
Myer I. Goldberg
J. H Leavitt
Y .A Hammond
Hig
Iburne
Gold Ipers
Rain Forecast Fails as Warm Week Ends Dry
Weather notes show rain expected today but none arrived. Forecaster had predicted showers with variable timing. Temperatures rose from 76 on Thursday to a warmer Friday, with Saturday expected to stay dry and unchanged.
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White St. Nas
Urges Appointment of Probation Officer for Fulton County
Philip Weltner of the Georgia Prison Association will urge the grand jury to recommend a special probation officer to handle Fulton County parole and leniency matters. Currently Judge Dorsey reviews leniency requests, and a dedicated officer is expected to speed court work. A young lawyer with factual knowledge is likely to be appointed by the Dulion County superior court judges.
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Fulton County
Philip Weltner
Gear’gia Prison Association
Grand Jurera
So- Hestor
Hugh M. Dorsey
Dulion County
Reporter Charges Jailer After Friday Incident
A jailer BF Allen on the Tower faces disorderly conduct charges at police headquarters. Reporter A G Dickinson alleges Allen cursed him and threatened harm during a dispute over access to the jail, leading to an arraignment later that night.
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G Dickinson
BF Allen
O'Clork
Dickinson
Alelek
Winning the Pennant sermon at Baptist Tabernacle
Dr Lincoln McConnell will speak Sunday night at the Baptist Tabernacle addressing young men on the subject Winning the Pennant. A very young man in Atlanta is welcome.
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The
Baptist Tabernacle
Lincoln McConnell
Atlanta
Storage Rule Changes At Railroad Commission Meeting
After a long executive session the railroad commission amended storage rule No 3 to require the origin car number on notices of freight arrival, aiding consignees in identifying shipments. The panel also allowed omitting weight and charge notices in car load shipments and approved several rate and financing actions related to Central railroad and Georgia Midland. The gauge widening project from Belmont to Monroe, about thirty miles, was granted marking the end of narrow gauge in Georgia.
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Railroad Commission
Consignee
Central Railroad
Macon
Miliedgeville
Stevens Pottery
The
Central
Atlanta
Augusta
Savannah
Brunswick
Georgia Midland Railroad
Belmont
Monroe
Georgia
Sunday School Topics Discussed by Teachers
Sunday school officers and teachers of the Church of the Epiphany Episcopal at 100 Moreland Avenue met at Rev. Russell Smith home for a supper and discussion. Speakers included Dr Marlon Hull, John T Pugh, Mrs D L Smith, HOW Anderson, Professor P Stanley Woodward, John W Miller, Rev Russell K Smith, and Miss Flora Davia, covering topics on relations to community, qualifications, methods, retaining teachers, home and cradle departments.
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Church of the Epiphany
Ypiscopal
Taman Park
Russell Smith
Moreland Avenue
Marlon Hull
John T Pugh
D. L. Smith
St Pauls Church to Launch Two Week Revival
St Paul Methodist Church the largest in southern Methodism begins a two week revival series tomorrow with evangelist L B Bridges of North Carolina preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm daily. Rev B F Fraser, pastor, returns from Manchester where he led a revival. Dedication set for October 15 by Bishop Coline Denny of Richmond. Public urged to attend at Grant and Sydney Streets.
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St Paul
Coline Denny
Richmond
Grant and
Sydney Street
Fort McPherson Uses Want Ads to Recruit Recruits
Atlanta newspapers were used by the Fort McPherson commandant to seek enlistments and direct applicants to report to the post for examination rather than city recruiting stations. The post has not received a new recruit for six months, officials said.
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Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Dr Ogden Addresses Martha Berry School in Rome Ga
Dr Dunbar Ogden delivered two evangelistic addresses at the Martha Berry School in Rome Ga. He returned to Atlanta Friday afternoon and will preach at Central Presbyterian Church on Washington Street Sunday. His Sunday morning topic was separated Car Service and the evening theme is An Ambassador in Bonds.
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Martha Berry
Rome
Dunbar Ogden
Atlanta
Rizpulni
Central Presbyterian Church
Washington Street
Dr. Ogden
Bonds
FINE PROGRAM SUNDAY FOR ORGAN RECITAL
Miss Mamie Adel Hayes, Atlanta girl in operatic studies in New York, will be soloist at the free organ concert Sunday afternoon at the Auditorium. Mr. Gnariea A. Sheldon Jr. presides. Hayes offers coloratura soprano pieces from Pearl of Brazil and Heiligh songs including Gaynor’s The Night Has a Thousand Eyes.
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Mamie Adel Hayes
Atlanta
New York
Gnariea A. Sheldon, Jr
Miss Hayes
Brazil
Haeligh
Gaynor
Piedmont
Fontainbleau
Directoire
Gur
Claire Garner
Miss Garner
Hammerstein’s
Majestic Theater
Chicago
H. N. Dutton
R. Frank Taylor
Edw. &. J. Fischel
Pindell Considered for Russia Ambassadorship
Washington reports editor Mindell of Peoria threads into the list of potential ambassadors to Russia for President Wilson. Pindell, a key figure at the Baltimore convention, helped move Illinois delegates to Wilson, and earlier was approached for comptroller of the currency but declined.
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Washington
H. If. Mindell
Peoria
Wilson
Russia
Quadruplets Born to Illinois Couple in Centralia
Four babies were born today to Mr and Mrs Earl Yates near Centralia Illinois. Doctors believe all will survive. The event was reported from Centralia with local physicians noting a successful delivery and positive outlook for the newborns.
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Centralia, Jr
Earl Yates
Mear
Belive Alt Will
Shuler Receives Call to Atlanta Pastorship
Rev. A. C. Shuler of Boston Ga has been issued a call to serve as permanent pastor of East Side Tabernacle in Atlanta after completing a three week revival series. He has left for Boston and will decide within a week. The revival attracted great enthusiasm with fifty additions by baptism. Dr J J Hall Georgia Peace Society secretary will preach at both services Sunday with special music. East Side Tabernacle sits on the Soldiers Home car line in a fast growing Atlanta area.
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A. C. Shuler
Boston
East Side
Wabernacle
Shuler
J. J. Hall
The
Georgia Peace Society
Supreme Court of Ga Affirmed in Multiple Cases
The list shows the Georgia Supreme Court affirming in part and reversing in several cases including Letze v First National Bank of Pensacola and others from Fulton, Catoosa, Franklin, Whitefield, and Murrey counties. District judges and attorneys are named, with proceedings held before Judges Fite Morrie Elis Leonard and others. A local public notice follows announcing Pastor H Proctor preaching at First Congregational Church with two sermons and special music, and a civic endorsement urging votes for W. A. Hancock for Alderman in the 8th Ward.
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Letze
Firat National Bank of Pensacola
Fla
Cobu
Wauxmenth Haversed
James G. Wilson Manufacturing Co
Chambertin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Fulton
Elis Leonard Haus
Inercor Smith
Hammond & Smith
Doda _& Dodd
Bank of Lavonia
Bush Et al
Franklin
Meadow HL H Candler
J. Skatton
Mercor
Watkins A. Latimer
G. L. Goods
W. RB
Little Contra
Hardwick &Go
Cash Et al
Whitefield
Cardus helps Clay woman recover health after years of illness
In Clay Arkansas Mrs Sam Rice recounts long years of cramping chills and fever relieved by Cardus a woman's tonic. She notes improved complexion and urges other unhealthy women to try Cardus asking readers to request the Chattanooga Medicine Co Ladies Advisers and a 64 page Home Treatment for Women booklet.
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Cordus
Cardus
Sella
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
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