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GARLAND.

GARLAND. July 19.-Mcssrs Keith and
Elwood Winters are visiting Yellowstone
park.
Mrs, Walter OBrien OF Boise. Ida. Is
a guest OF her aunt, Mrs. IphraIm
Coombs.
Mrs Mary Wanless or Eureka. Ida, Is
a guest Of her daughter Mrs Edward
Rogers.
Mrs. Alice Ault of Tremonton enter
lawn party Tuesday afternoon. Various
games were played and refreshments
served.
Mir and Mrs. w. F.. Person entertained
at dinner Monday evening The guests
were Mrs. S. III, McMurrin of Salt Lake
CITY. Mrs Walter o Brien OF Boise. Ida ;
Mrs. Reed Person Of Eureka. Utah.
NJ. II Andrews entertained the Pbilo-
nathan Literary society at his home on
Ingalls, avenue Wednesday sevenng After
the study hour a social good time was
enjoyed and refreshments served
The l. S. G. c. met at the home OF
Mrs D. s. Manning in North Garland
last Thursday. The house was dec
Grated with marguerItes. Besides the
club members Mesdames Margaret
Stokes, Mary Wanless. Edward Rogers,
and William Bowen were guests. Dur
ing the social hour the hostess served
luncheon. assisted by her little daughter
Miss elisa Manning. who is spending
the summer at home Mrs, Joseph Jen7
sen VIII be the next hostess for the
club.
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social Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah

guests were present to meet the guest oi
honor and a buffet luncheon was served
at o'clock.
Irwin Henrie and Edgar Cox left
Wednesday for Ferron. where they will
visit for ten days.
The junior members of tne NJ. l. \, en-
teftaned the seniors at n kcnsmGton
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Miss
Eva Hall Refreshments were served on
the lawn.
Mrs. James Larsen and four children
OF Fairview spent part OF the week here
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. p. Madsen
Miss Rozalia Joreensen entertained the
s. b. G, club in her charming way
Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments
We're served.
One of the delightful lawn parties OF
the week was that given Thursday after
noon by Mrs, Irwin Lowry in honor OF
Mrs. Jennie Leslie OF Washington. Those
present were: Mcsdames Charles Shand.
Frank Alder, Melvin Stringham. Clar-
ence Madsen. Lawrence Lowry, Russell
Moint, Stephen Barton. John Lowry,
Alex Tenant. Jr., and the Misses Olive
and Naomi Lowry.
Miss White of Salt Lake City. the
Misses Thorpe. Anderson and Donna Pc
terson OF Ephralm visited here during
j. H Hornung and daughter Margaret
returned Tuesday from Nephi, where they
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Garriet.
Mrs. Hazel Madsen entertained at an
elaborate affair Wednesday afternoon in
honor of MISS Jessie Fugate OF Arizona,
Covers were laid for Mesdames Ethel
Madsen, Fred Tuttle, c. NJ Frederickson,
Burton Tuttle. Myrtle Crawford. a. NJ.
Tuttle and Belle Olsen or Ephraim.
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NEPHI.

MEPHI, July lo,-Mrs. M. A. cadd a.,
Lfer,arned Lnnar at dinner, Sunday evening en-, ir
,vhn ,Ihor OF her son. Arthur of Salt lake
Mnos Mno Is visiting here. The guests y Were
messrs; and Mesdames Walter GadS Hers Ber,
Wissae Hquu M; lPettegrew Mrs. Y. e. Candla nd
Id.sses Ids G51 E5hei Sadd. Grace Linton OF Provo
Ioa Gacd, Eugene Candland Mastauc, 80,
Earl and Ray Gadd and eleven "a s,uaIl srerS
grandehidreny no, They were % eeertsInad alma !
on .he beautiful lawn after dinner. .A' '''ei
inc members of the Eutopa c,ph ,,,..
dslightfuly entertained at the 'mn hnn," were re
mrs Mrs. j.. r.. Memmott Friday evenine 0t 0t
es1y,n .aSs Week. The evening was spent in
sewing, reading, social chat and nnrta1
i.hs o, refreshments. Those present yva.o ,aM
fImio Tng MISSES nSJ Helen Grace. Lettie Jenkins
Mrs Mrs. 1t;' " .:'eIIa mro. MCPHERSON. May Hobbs
and Miss Nellie Hudson of Salt Lake. fe'''' n
Mt and Mrs. j, r. Ostler Mrs h,,,,,.
sebofie,d sie5; Miss sSsrt taTern Miller and
Eon. returning Tuesday evening VIII
there they enjoyed trout supper, "''e
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Mrs. A. c. Jensen. In Salt Lake CITY.
i'and her brother. owen Stewart, In PARK
City,
Tuesday evening a complimentary ball
was given Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Clark IN
the Carter hall The young people were
married last week.
Miss Vera Taylor entertained about
forty members OF the First ward Y, L.
NJ. I. A. at a lawn party Monday even
mated with electric lights In Chinese Ian
terms. Games were played. refreshments
served and there was q short programme
OF music.
Mrs Leo Singleton. who has been
spending ten days the guest OF her moth
er, Mrs. d. w Thomas, returned 10 her
home In Heber Tuesday,
Mrs, Samuel Briggs went to Salt Lake
City Tuesday for q short visit with Mr.
end Mrs. Charles Brems.
Miss Efhe Schow left Saturday for a
two weeks stay with her brother War
rem In Logan.
Mrs. Evan College went to Payson
Saturday 10 join her husband.
Mrs, Gertrude jenkins OF Salt Lake
City is visiting with Mrs j. e. Bone
Mrs, Bone. Mrs jenkins and Mrs
Charles Ohran are spending q few days
Judge Ell Kendall returned this week
tysburg Frank Yearance. who also at
tended the enca mpment, remained In
Michigan for visit with relatives.
NIr. and Mrs. William Russell came
down from Salt Lake City Sunday TO
visit LehI friends. Mr.. Russell returned
Wednesday. His wife will extend her
visit another week,
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PLEASANT GROVE

PLEASANT GROVE. July N
Warnick. who has been vis,,l.s l.s.-lour
and relatives here. mas re,nss frieM
home AT Idaho Falls. 'ushed TO IN
Miss Chloe Tborne was p..
or sunday. rioVo vlxl
Rcynerd Swensen of Battle Co.,
Monday ard Tuesday At Salt lex lex speni
Ing friends and relatives ''dAe' Mall
Horton Kirk OF Salt Lake
guest OF MISS Merle CulIimore TSss tbs ~
Mr. and Mrs, l.. w. Lund "esdsy
Sunday, visitor
Mrs. Sidney Smith of salt Io..
sunday with. her sister Mrs. pap:nl|
lis. L. B. p
Mrs, Elsie Monson Of Garfield T.
Ing Mrs Ne!ls l.. Monson u Is MHt-
Lyman Swensen. who is non,
is expected home the first az CO., ParIi.
to spend few days visiting frlsppSss frlpisnbeI
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thorns :.
Lake are visiting Mr.. Thorne's VI Sal
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thorne. pdFenh
Miss Helen West Of Salt taL.
itIng with Mrs. William ri, Stsr,,s Va
Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham bav.
home. tEe,r
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Bahen ~ -
Greek have returned to Hyru,n sxu
Mr.. Bahen Will take charge ~ & VIZ
luride Power company's office. fa
Miss Emma Larson OF provo -
Pleasant Grove visitor the last ~ VA
week VI "
Miss Marion Tanner was = D.
visitor Tuesday. 'oy'q
Mrs. Fen Blake spent Sunday ava =,
day at Salt Lake visiting her sistsr M ~
Louisa Pratt. Al
Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Bullock a..
Ing their daughter Mrs. Sam Jorrssnn.'1' sn''
OF Tooele.
Mrs. j, u. Tborne and family -
sunday al Payson Visiting friends 'y
relatives.
DR. and Mrs. William Stevens os 4.
Lake were the guests OF Mr.. ana IL.
Il. d. Wadley Sunday
Miss Louisa Ogden has returned ~
Salt Lake, where she has been for y
past six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Van Aucts,
Cache county have moved TO Rs,,<
Creek. where they will make their Scs.-
Wayne Clark of Gunnison spent h
week end with his parents. Mr.. and NJ
J. III. Clark.
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PARK CITY.

Park CITY. July ia delightful affair o!
Friday evening, at which score OF friends wore
S%Ss was a. port the svoon. Mss was
the hoptcss md Miss Blanche De'ghton wac Saes'
OF honor The homo was picture OF io'eiinesS
with It's abundance OF cut flowers
Miss Ryan OF South Dakota is the guest of
Miss Pearl Snyder.
Mrs ]. n willlams hostess at = tea Tues
day afternoon.
The wedding of Miss Blanche Doghton and
John Buck VIII take place Wednesday! July Is, At
high at the home OF the brides parents
Mr, and Mr7. H ". De!ghton
Mrs Trcnck and daughter Frances are here
from Sal. Lako and guests OF Sam Trenick
at the Wabash mine
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Welsh are epjoytns vaen-
ton and with relatives In salt Lake.
Mr. McIlince entertained n large number OF
HIS friends at q dance at the DAILY Monday
evouing.
Misses o,bou. o, Butte. Mont srs spending
Mn ]. " Murphy.
Mrs. Cal Campbell entertained pleasantly at her
homo Tuesday evening, tho members OF the {.
U. C. club eoins the guests
Ms. z. L. o'Connor has returned 10 her homo
In Salt Lake. after pleasant visit In the
Park. the guest OF Mrs C. W, Hodgson.
Mn f p Iecompta entertained the members
OF 81, Lukcs guild at hor homo Park avenue
Friday afternoon.
Mrs Edith walker OF Sal, Lake spont wsdncs-
day IN the Park.
james Allen left for Butte wednesday atter-
Erwin Evans and Milo Webb returned to the
Parq Thursday morning. after ten days ont
ing
Bud johnson returned 10 Park City Thursday
from Dao. where he has spent some time
The members OF the ladies' auxiiarg OF The
Ancient ordor OF Hibernlans enjoyed a picnic
10 the Hot Pots Wednesday.
Misses Pearl Snyder. Ella Snyder. Agnes Ryan
Helen Dcasoo. Johanna benson. Margaret Snyder
and Mrs. o. o. Snyder spent Wednesday at the
Hot Pots.
Misses Lenora Hurley, Pearl Snyder and Mar
garet Boulton returned 10 the Park after spend
Ycntion.
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SALINA.

sALiNA. July i9-Miss Lnella Ffoncey of Po.
cntcllo and Mics Annie Franccy OF Chicago
arc whiting with their mother and sisters here
Tho ensasomcn, of James Rex of sallna 10
Miss Shustcr OF Milwaukee is announced The
wedding TO tako place In September.
George Cox of Manli calod on salina friend,
last week.
Mr., and MrS. Albert Brown OF St Antbonr
Idaho arc Visiting relatives and fricnds in thia
city. ''''
T. w Crane, Jr., Is here from Eureka 10 ppond
few days with his family
Mlss Jonpic Jorgouron was homo with b.r
mother a few days last week.
Mi9 J. oucar lyle has returned from a visit 10
Mantl and PrIce. W
Grace J'pp9on has returned from Favet,c orIor
an absence OF about one and a half ycarB
Nj, aud Mrs. C. n. Lund attended tn, Tbom
,on- Lund wedding reception at Mount PloagaD,
last week. '"H'
Tho music recital given by Miss Jennie Cr,p.
AZ nor home Friday was SUGGEST Aflor tho rr
cital those present participated In lawn danrino
and were served with refreshments e
?; d. hsamu15on OF Ephraim. principal Of tho
Sallns grade school for the coming year, was in
town this week. ' va" IN
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EPHRAIM.

EFHRAIM. July 19.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Greaves entertained Wednesday at a
lawn party In honor of their son Roger
eighth birthday. The little guests were
present were Lillian and Virginia
Greaves. Edith and Nab Christensen,
Irene Olson of Murray, Matte Taylor,
Rhoda Jenkins OF Nephi Bernice and
Ada Sudweeks, Marie Fowler and Eva
and Florence Peterson; Vale and Halbert
Greaves, Ray Fowler, Ray and Montell
Green, Eden and Ray Frost. Merrill Oh
son. Jewel Andreason OF Provo and James
Stevenson.
Or, and Mrs. Olson Of Murray are
spending the week at the home of c. j,
Christensen,
Mr., and Mrs. soren anderson returned
from Fountain Green Tuesday.
Miss Verdi Anderson is visiting friends
In spanish Fork and Salem.
Mr., and Mrs, Willard Willardsou and
John Mortenson OF Mayfield were in town
this week
Miss Carrie Peterson entertained Tues
day for Dr. and Mrs Olson Of Murray,
The officers of the North Ward Keller
society entertained the members of their
ASSOCIATION at the North ward house
gramme was carried out and luuch was
served was
Mrs. Laura Hanson and son. Mov,.
and Miss Ann Willardson were Manti
visitors Tuesday,
Many friends Of Miss Dorothy Parish
enjoyed a pleasant social given l., hn. iIsii
OF her birthday al her home Tuesdav af.
ternoon. az
Ehe NJ NJ, club met at the homo or
Mrs Barney Stevens Wednesday aftsrl
noon, ,o" Luncheon was served and the af-
tcrnoon spent In doing needIewor,x and y T.,
social chat, Those in attendance wern ~,
Mrs, Thorvald Hanson. Mrs. Tbor"oid
lf Dtlehholl Mrs: Dora Carlson. Mrs. .Io-
Mi NIL NiG'Son, Mrs Sarah Paulson. MIS-
son. WI" Ahoef-
Mrs. James Frost pleasantly o,,
w cdnesday afternoon the Missas Gn,.i
S,h 5th, Eiig Erickson of Richfeld M,e
o'hiheal Lund and Mrs Ida Beai
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK. July 1s-Mr ana " "
W D Edmoodg and daughter Florcnce sps.. J,
fore part OF the week at SIT Pleasant tne ss
o. Mr. and Mrs, l.. A. Stout and from there .s
went Salt Lake City and spont tho we9A =
with relatives
Wodnosday the sunday schools OF inc ~ e.
stake enjoyed outing at the American 4
lakn resort More than 1000 persons shJo!e~ I
day boating. bathing and fishing.
Mr. and Mrs NJ O. Randolph wore the ~
OF Mr.. and M;s. j.. H. Pulley part OF tne "'.e
W. Glenn Storrs returned home WodoesaAy ,5ia
three wceks' vacation in Colorado. he IL ~
relatives nj Durango and other COLORADO e'N'
Tho Misses Vivian md Bessie Houts OF ~ i
Vile the guests o, tholr sister. hs'
Shepherd. !.
Mrs. Gertrude Earwood OF Sprnsville W"
guest OF relatives here this week
] W. storrs enjoyed outing In Ams''
Fork canyon this week 49,.
Robot Jonoa and family OF Twip rath. n
and Los Angeles Cal. respectively, aFe ne''
n short visit with relatives.
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Lmblcy, s,nloy. Harrs. Fox. Spencer md Muir
ply.
Mrs. Carrie O'Counor aud Paul moved Inst
wcoN to Black Hawk. Colo.
The l. D. S. choir gave a recital followed by
a social. Thursday evening
Mrs. Thomas Bird hostess the West End
Sewing club Thursday afternoon.
Tho Ladies' Aid hostess n card party
Wedncsday morning nj the clubhouse. each NOM
bor asking guest. and gorvins luncheon at
noon. Auction and 500 played in two
sories OF tables. tho trophies for high full.
lns 20 Mosdamos Il. W Ashworth and o. ".
KumTow.
Nj. and Mrs l.. VI. Foster left Wednesday for
outing 20 Fish luke.
Arthur wolls has been transferred TO san Fran
cisco and his family will go directly thoro from
tho east
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GUNNISON.

GUNNIsoN, July ia.-MIss Sclda Rasmo''s
Ephra!m ls in town this week. ~
Mr. aud Mrs Maripun Bcaurcyard ana SsiIucfk
Mrs. {. f.. Halvcraon. returned from
after pleasant visit there. ,,,r
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bullock and Mr. ana MT, M nsh
spcn, few days IN Salt Lake the laue'
the wnok 80
An automobile party, composed OF cash,av ,Havs,sIa|
of the Gunnlson Wiley oGnk. ASch>toc,,, r,r 81:
t. II Erickson and Arthur Johncon IeN IAN u
Lake Wednesday NJ. and Mu. KeA'ns '''
the sGmc limo In another car,
Isaac Thrnnol has returned from salt Law ,,u
Miss Aun wilardson of Ephraim Is In t0"S
week.
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GARFIELD.

GARFIELD July 19.-Tho fricndx Of MIS-
Edith Benson gave her pleasant surprise party
followed by a 10y rido Sunday evening the
guests Etbol Bcnnon. Igcrn Roberts Cor
tru6o and jennie Trivianl. NclIie Mann Vera
Booth, Vera gcgo0. AcsIs. Booth. Wilcox.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
Sunday Movies Good;
Film Censor Needed,
Says Woman Officer
Miss Margaret Laing, of Juvenile
Court, Declares Pictures and
Songs Suggestive.

Miss Margaret Laing, assistant pro-
baton officer of the juvenile court, to-
DAY declared she favored Sunday NOV
ing pictures. In a statement Miss LANG
came out most forcibly for a censor of
the moving picture films during the
week instead Of so much agitation
against the Sunday moving picture plan.
Many of the pictures now shown are
suggestive of evil" said Miss Laing to-
day. a gang of small boy thieves re-
Gently told the officers of the juvenile
court that they got the idea of their
daring burglaries from the moving pic
ture shows. The board surely could put
an end to the suggestive vaudeville
stunt given in connection with the pic
lures. Some of the motion songs are
very suggestive Of evil and must have a
bad influence over the actors them
selves. as well as the audiences. which
are composed Of many young boys and
girls.
Il certainly approve Of good moral re-
ligious and educational shows Sunday
afternoons. They would be better OPP
Grated free of charge by the city, but L
the city is not going to do this, by all
means allow the picture men to do it,
and see to it that they give our people
good clean shows all the time. Let us
beg for clean, wholesome amusement
for Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
.APPELBAUM TRIAL
.ISSETFOR APRIL2
Dorsey Thinks She Will Be
Able to Stand 0rdeaI-NeW
Jewel Mystery.

A week from next Wednesday
Mrs Callie Scott Appelbaum will
face a jury in the superior court
husband in the Dakota hotel about
month ago. Solicitor General Dorsey
stated to-day he had set the trial for
a week from next Wednesday, and he
thought Mrs. Appellants physical con
dition would then be such she could
stand the ordeal.
Since the first few days after the flu
neral of Appelbaum, when her physi-
clan and the Jail officials entertained
grave fears whether she would live any
number of days Mrs. Appellants con-
dition has improved. The infrequent
nervous attacks are comparatively mild
and it is understood her attorneys will
raise no objection to the case being
tried On the day set.
A new Appelbaum mystery developed
to-day through the failure of an ener-
getic search to bring to light two miss
ing pieces of jewelry belonging to the
woman who is held in the Tower for
the death of her husband. The jewelry
consists of a neck chain and a Maltese
cross
Detectives and +. F. Bond, of the firm
Of Greenberg & Bond, undertakers, who
have been hunting the iewelry today
announced that they had been unable
to find the slightest trace of either of
them.
The loss of the neck chain and cross
was discovered when Mr.. Bond check
ed over with Mrs. Appelbaum the list
of her effects Everything was ac-
counted for but the two pieces of jew
elry.
Mrs. Appelbaum said her husband
had the Maltese cross in his pocket on
the Sunday before the tragedy Mon
day morning, and that she warned him
he had better put it away, rs he might
lose it. Whether he did So she said,
she didn't know She said the last
time she saw the neck chain il was in
their steamer trunk.
\ careful search of all Of the Appel
baum personal effects in the Dakota
hotel room was made, but the Jewels
were not found. Mr. Bond reported the
matter to detectives. but the mystery
of the jewels today is as far from Solu-
ton as when they were first missed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
Deposit Guarantee
by National Banks
Favored in House
Currency Committee Unanimous
for Idea, But Differs on
Plan.

WASHINGTON. March 19.-Ths
house banking and currency committee
has favorably discussed the proposed
plan to have national banks guarantee
the deposits under a mutual plan Of
operation. but such a wide difference of
opinion exists among the members as
% the method that no agreement has
been reached.
Representative Carter Glass, who will
be chairman of the committee in the
new congress. could not be seen to-day
but Representative Buckley, of Ohio, A
member Of the committee stated there
has been much sentiment in favor of a
mutual guarantee system. The COM
mittee is unanimous in favor of a gov
eminent guarantee. No currency leg
islation is expected during the extra
session of congress.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
Fire From Black Hand
Bomb Brings Death to
Mother and J Babies

CHICAGO, March 19.-Fire, believed
to have been caused by a Black Hand
bomb, resulted in the death early this
morning of "a mother and two Of her chill
dren and probable fatal injuries to two
men. The charred bodies of the victims
were found in their beds in the ruins
of the building, a two-story fiat struc-
ture at 1853 Wentworth avenue.
The dead are: Mrs. Mary Pusella.
30; Maggie Pusella. 3; Jane Pusella. 4.
Frank Pusella father of the children.
made desperate effort to reach the
room where his wife and children were
asleep, but was driven back, terribly
burned. Then he leaped from window
ana, IN falling, was caught on a meat
nook in rack in the street and hung
suspended until removed
\ policeman said he heard an ex-
plosion in the rear of the store on the
hrst hoor shortly before the fire broke
out.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
GOURD, MASCOT OF
GOVERNORS OFFICE,
STOLEN BY VANDAI

Some foolish thief has cribbed Gov
ernor Joe Browns pet gourd. When
the governor was placed in office the
second time. an admirer presented him
with a giant calabash, suitably in
scribed to fit the occasion. The ele-
giant emblem of regard was placed on a
settee in the state executives ante-room.
There it reposed in peace and splendor
until yesterday, when some ruthless
hand laid reckless grasp upon it.
To-day a reward was offered for its
return and mo questions asked
Colonel Perry, secretary to Governor
Brown, is willing to pay to have the
mascot of the administration returned,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
BANDS ANNOUNCE
CHARTERS RALLY

Brass bands will begin to-day thu
clarion call for the big charter revision
mass meeting at the Auditorium to-
morrow night at o'clock
Mayor Woodward said from the as
surances of support for the enterprise
he had received. he fully expected 5000
to be present.
The committee on arrangements will
circulate cards amongathe audience with
the following pledge. asking that they
be signed in the interest of a city-wide
organization for the new charter move
ment:
Il believe the people have the intelI-
gence to determine the form of govern
ment best suited to Atlanta's needs.
favor a change in the present mode OF
handling the City's business, and desire
that council submit TO the voters with
in so days from March 90, 1913 the pco-
pies charter. with any other proposed
charter, and that all be voted upon on
the same date"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
COMMERCE CHAMBER TO
BOOST STATE PLANNED

70 boost Georgia's commercial and
industrial interests and advertise her
resources throughout the country a
plan is under way for the formation of
q state chamber of commerce. The or
ganization will he perfected within a
few months
All Of the city chambers of com
merce and similar bodies in the state
viii be asked to assist in building up
the new chamber of commerce b.
electing representatives. to member
snip in the central body
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
$50, 900 HOME PRODUCTS
SHOW BUILDING PLANNED

movement was launched today to
house the Made in Atlanta" exhibition
IN y permanent home. The exhibition
his year promises to be bigger and
better show in every way than the pre-
F4ous ones have been. say the men be-
nd the plan
The promoters Of the idea are plan
..1g the erection Of a building to cost
nproNjmately $4,000, IL is said, some
Iere within easy access Of he down
town section of the CITY. The building TO
3. l.ted for dances. etc. when il IS. p.,r
b Used by Atlanta manufacturers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-20
Atlanta School Boys
And Girls to Learn
Tooth Brush Drill
Noted Mouth Hygiene Expert
Will Lecture in Atlanta on
Dental Health.

Atlanta school children will be taught
the toothbrush drill.
DR.. W. G. EbersoIe. of Cleveland
Ohio. father of the National Mouth
Hygiene association, will appear in va
rious school houses during the next
month and deliver his famous lectures
on care of the teeth.
Dr. EbeTsole comes to Atlanta as the
guest of Superintendent Slaton, of the
Atlanta public schools.
More and more does mouth hygiene
enter into the general health of chill
dren, said superintendent Slaton to-
day. These lectures will in a sense
drive home the awful lessons resulting
from lack of care of the teeth. They
Will be illustrated by lantern slides, and
every teacher, principal, school child
mother and father in Atlanta should
take advantage Of the opportunity to
hear DR.. Ebersole speak"