UVA to mark 100th anniversary of its founding
Virginia observers: University of Virginia in Charlottesville holds a four day celebration led by delegates from 52 colleges and nine foreign nations to commemorate Thomas Jefferson's founding. Notable speakers include Dr Henry Van Dyke and Dr A Lawrence Lowell with a wreath at Jefferson's tomb.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Great Britain
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Spain
China
Chile
Canada
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Yale
Princeton
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Johns Hopkins
William Alexander Barr
Christ Church Cathedral
New Orleans
Henry van Dyke
Princeton University
McIntire
Sheridan
John B. Minor
Edwin A. Alderman
Alderian
Westmoreland Davis
Virginia
Cabell Hall
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Jules J. Jusser
United States
Julian Alvin Carrall Chandler
Colege of William and Mary
Olbert Ross Hill
Missouri University
John Stewart Bryan
Alfred Dickenson
Asdale
M. Gabriel Honotaux
Auckland Goldes
John Bassett Moore
Columbia University
Dennis Joseph O'Connell
Richmond
Jefferson
Monticello
Archibald Cary Coolidge
Harvard Univera
Thomas Jeffferson
Richard Thomas Walker Duke, Jr
Egyptian Mummy Arrives at Emory University Museum
The mummy of Queen Ti wife of Amenophis III dated to ca. 1420 B C arrives at Emory University Museum in Atlanta along with ancient Babylonian tablets and other artifacts collected by Dr. W A Shelton. The Emory collection includes bronze trinkets rope-grass preserved tomb items and various vases. Also featured at the Orpheum is Walt Kellam and the Good Luck Girls with Jimmie Moore and Wanda Hawley in upcoming reels.
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Atlanta
Amenophis III
B. C
Emory University
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. A. Shelton
Emory
Amenophis IV
Shelton
Babylon
High Point
Orpheum
Walt Kellam
Jimmie Moore
Hubert Lyon
Realart
Wanda Hawley
Heffron
Confidence of Doctors and Public in 666 Chill and Fever
A short note proclaims the public trust in doctors and druggists regarding 666 Chill and Fever. The item emphasizes communal confidence in medical guidance and remedy accuracy.
Prison Newspaper Idea Aims To Reform Inmates
The Messenger, a prison monthly at the South Dakota penitentiary, edited by H. O. Prince, advocates treating inmates as men and helping them regain character. Warden George Jameson promotes the plan to make men, not ex convicts, of prisoners.
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Sioux Falls
the Messenger
South Dakota
George Jameson
H. O. Prince
North Carolina
Former Editor Becomes Mayor of Thorn Poland
Dr Bolesilaw M. Zielinski, former Detroit editor and Polish exile, named mayor of Thorn on the Polish frontier city on the Vistula. Thorn, population around 30,000, praised for his relief work during Bolshevik invasions.
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Detroit
Mich
Bolesilaw M. Zielinski
Poland
Thorn
Vistula
Zielinski
Actual Training for School Girls in Boston Stores
Boston May 30 Actual experience behind counters in the big department stores will be offered to city high school girls as part of a salesmanship course. Pupils will alternate weeks between work and school, earning 10 to 12 dollars during employment and a permanent position after completion if desired.
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Boston
Louis J. Fish
Everest Climb Plans by London Society and Swiss Club
The Royal Geographic Society of London and the Alpine Club of Switzerland arrange an Everest expedition. Dr. Marx presents pictures illustrating the challenges climbers face on the world’s highest mountain in Tibet.
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The
Alpine Club of
Switzerland
Everest
Tibet
Marx
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