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HERE ARE THE ASSIGNMENTS OF NEW GEORGIA OFFICERS
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Complete List of Stations to
Which State’'s Graduates
Are Attached.
FORT OGLETHORPE, Nov. 27.~
Here arc the stations to which are as
signed the Georgians who yesterday
received their commissions as offi- |
cers:
Robin Adair, Atlanta, 24 lieuten
ant, assigned to Camp Pike; Stanleyl
8. Addis, Decatur, Ist lieutenant, |
Camp Logan, Texas; Walter A, Alch- '
el, Atlanta, captain artillery, Camp
Jackson; Charles T, Airey, Savannah, |
2d lieutenant, Chickamauga; Hooper !
Alexander, Decatur, Ist lleutenant, |
Camp Gordon; J. C. Alexander, Co- |
jumbus, 2a lieutenant, Camp Jack- |
son; John G. Alexander, Atlanta, Ist'
lieutenant, Camp Greene; C. B. Allen, |
Atlanta, 18t lieutenant, Camp Greene; |
W, T. Ammerman, Atlanta, 24 lieu- |
tenant, Fort Sill, Oklahoma; E, H.|
Anchors, Warrenton, Ist lieutenant, |
Chickamauga, G. C. Anderson, Lou-|
isville, Ga., 24 lieutenant, Chick- |
amanga, L. J. Anderson, Dawsonville, i
‘lst Heutenant, Camp Jackson; P. R.!
Anderson, Blakely, Ist lieutenant, |
Camp Greene; M. N. Anderson, Ken- |
sington, 2d lieutenant, Camp Greene; |
J. G. Ashley, Valdosta, 24 neuwnnm,’
Chickamauge; J. M. Ashley, Atlanta,
_second lieutenant, Camp Greene; Lee |
Ayward, Savannah, captain, Laredo.!
Texas.
Alfred D. Bafley, Camp Harris, 24
lieutenant, Camp Gordon; Ernest B.
Baker, Atlanta, 2d lieutenant, Camp
Jackson; Rufus K. Baker, Dahlonega,
24 lieutenant, Camp Pike; Carter H.
Baldwin, Madison, 2d leutenant, Kl
Paso; Fred W. Ball, Pineville, Ist]
lleutenant, Camp Greene; Robert E.
Ball, Pinesville, I#t lieutenant, (‘,amp‘
Greene; Henry H, Barnett, Atlanta, |
2d leutenant, Camp Pike: Robert Al
- Barry, Atlanta, Ist lleutenant, (Thlck~l
amauga; G. J. Bass, Atlanta, 24 lieu
tenant, Chickamanga; Horace Battey, |
Savannah, Ist lieutenant, Chicka i
mauga; Pgbert Beall, Clarkesville, 2d
Heutenant, Camp Greene; Tom R.‘
‘Beasly, Reidsville, Ist leutenant,
Camp Greene: Willlam D. Bell, At-|
lanta, Ist lleutenant, Camp Jackson;
*‘& B. Bettis, Atla-ta, 2d leutenant,
& p Grene: A. J. Bidenwald, Au
}rm. 2d lieutenant, Chickamauga;
Marion E. Bleakiey, Augusta, 2d lieu
tenant, Chickamauga; ' Robert 1.
Bledsoe, Carrollton, 24 lieutenant,
Chicknmauga: Henry Bleecker, Sa
wennah, Ist lleutenant, Camp Jack
; Alonzo P. Brardman, Atlanta,
’ lleutenant, Camup Jackson: Cnne'
B Bond, Camp Harris Ist leutenant, |
: Greene; B 1. Bostwick, Macon,
1s &utemnt. Camn Jackson; Frnest
Hi Boyd, Atlanta, 24 lledtenant, Camp
Jackson: Leon A. Bovd, Bovdville, 24
Jieutenant, Chickamanga: Willis M,
‘Bovd, Adairsville 24 lieutenant, Camp
Greene; Klden F. Brewster, Collége
Park, 24 lientenant, Camp Grene;
‘Willlam P. Briges, Fort McPherson,
24 leutenant, Chickamanea; Horace
J. Brooks, Savannah, cantain, Camp
Jackson: James H. Brooks, Marshall
yille, 24 lieutenant. Camp Gordon;
‘George H. Brown, Atlanta, 2d lienten
‘ant, Camp Pike: Thomas A. Brvson,
‘Bavannah, gt lientenant, Camn Gor
‘don: Gordon 1. Burke, Macon, 24
Jleutenant, Chickamauvea; Robert M.
‘Burrows, Atlants, 24 lieutenant,
Chickamauga: Willlam G. Burt, At-
Janta, captain, Camp Jackson: L. B.
' Butler. Atlanta, 24 lientenant, Camp
Jackson: Lyman F. Buttoloh, Colum
“bus, Ist leutennt Chickamanea;
Thomas K. Bvrn, Atlanta, Ist lieuten
_ant, Chickamauga. '-
.~ Frank K. Cagle, Lithonla, 24 lieu
_tenant, Camp Greene; Mark L. Cal
? %y Camp Harris, Ist lieutenant,’
Camp Greene: Pierce H. Camp, Barto,
24 Meutenant, Camp Greene; SBamuel
‘G Carter, Atlanta. cantain. Camp
Gordon: Alhert B, Cannon, Joneshoro, |
‘2@ leutenant, Camp Plke; Fred A.
. Carter, Attalla, captain, Camn Gordon;
{' A, Cason, Atlanta, 2d lleutenant,
6; mn Pike: G. R. Chidsev, Atlanta,
“SdV-lieutenant, Camp Pike; P. L.
_Clower, Atlanta, 2d lientenant, I.are-‘
o, Texas: Arthur M. Cochran. Buck
- head. 24 lientenant. Camp Greene; |
- Emmett Cochran, Atlanta, 24 Hemnn-"
“ant, Camp Greene: F. R. Cocke, Daw
' son. 2d leutenant. Chickamaviga: Jno. |
T, Coffee, Louisville, 24 lientenant,
L El Paso; Gwynne Cohen, Savannah, |
“2d jlentenant. Columbus. N. M.: Ray
“mond T. Cole Newnan, 24 lieutenant,
‘Camn Plke: Owen A, Coleman, Au-
Cgasta, 24 lieutensnt, Camp Greene;
‘% V. M. ("ollins, Macon, Ist lleutenant,
L Camnp Gordon: W, 8, ("ollina, Morgan,
"24 lisutenant, Camp Greene: R. C.
_Cornelly, Macon 2d lientenant,
L Chickamaugn: H. P Conwav, Atlanta,
- 24 lientenant. Coamn Grane: BAmond
'F. Cook West Point, 24 lientenant,
-vmp Pike: Homer (Cook. Carters-
Eville. captain, Dougles, Ariz.: C E.
: Carden. Atlanta, Igt Mentenant, Camp
Greene: U, & Corneling, Atlanta. Ist
Jientenant. Chickamanea: C. B, Corn
iwell, Atlanta, 24 lientenant, Camn
i Pike: John M. Cowart. Arlington. 24
iieutencnt, Camn Tavior; Cowart Te
roy. Millen, 24 Yieutenant, Camn Pike:
5. . Cox, Atlanta. 24 lientenant,
(hickamanga: H. ¢ Cox. Monroe. 24
feutenant, Camnp Jackson: Thomas
Cox, Fort Sereven, Ist lentenont,
(Camp Greene: Fred Robert Crandall,
Fort Vallev. 24 lieutenant. Chieka
matega: Charles . Crooks. Plains, 24
e t Chickamavga; "Alfred H.
i Crovatt, Brunswick. Ist lisutenant,
‘Chickamauga: George T. Curry, Jr,
P Atianta, 24 lientenant. Camp Greene.
~ Milton Darean. Jr, Atlanta, eantain,
Il Paso: R 'W. Davis, Macon, 24 len
enant, Chickamauga: Rov C. Davis,
0 lek. 24 lieutenant, Camn Pike;
A gustin D. Daly. Macon, 24 leuten
int, Camp Pike: Daniel A. Dean. Ath
ens, Ist lieutenant. Camp Joekson:
John G Deitz, Maron, Ist lientenant,
‘Camp Gordon. Reuben G. Dennard,
i,m Ixt lleutenant, Camp Gor
jgon: 'W. W. Dror~ Sayannah, 24 lieu
‘tenant. Camp Plke; Arthur H. De.
vai An, Augusta, 24 leutenant,
Chickamauga: James Q. Dillard, At
i lanta, 24 lientenant. Columbus N. M ;
Jame. T. Ditmukes Washington, 24
Jieuten f;hCamvw Pike: Harrvy L.
Dobbs, Atlanta. 24 lieutenant, Camp
Greene: Max D. Dobbs’ Coliege Park,
24 lieutenant, Camn Gordon: B. I
Domoven. Camp Harris Jst lieuten
int, Chickemauea: Carl £ Durden,
aymont, 24 lleutenant, flh?uo.
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
r Marvin E. Burnette, Atlanta, Ist lieu
tenant, Camp Greene; J. B. Dreyer,
Savannah, captain, Camp @Greene.
A M. Edward. Atlanta, 24 lieuten
ant, Camp Greene; Daniel Edward,
Fort MePherson, 18t lleutenant, Camp
(irene; QGarnett 1. Edwards, Craw
fordsville, 2d lieutenant, Chicakmau
ga; Ernest H, E'rod, Atlanta, Ist
leutenant, Camp Jackson; A. B, En
dicott, Atlanta, 2d licutenant, Chicka
mauga; Robert 8. Ennis, Atlanta,
captain, Camp Greene; Paul H, Estes,
Atlanta, Ist lieutchant, instructor in
third training camp, Fort Oglethorpe;
James E. Eubanks, Atlanta, captain,
Camp Gordon: Allen R, Evans. Atlan
ta, 24 licutenant, Camp Gordon; Her
‘man B. Fvans, Atlanta, Ist lieuten
ant, Chickamauga; Casweéll Everott,
Nasghville, Ist lieutenant, Camp Gor
don: H. H. Everett, Atianta, 24 lieu
tenant, Camp logon; E. D. Ewing,
Kirkwood Z(fpfleuk«nanu 1 Paso. |
‘J. K Folker, Atlanta, 2d lieuten
ant, Camp Gordon; Moses . Ferst,
Savannah, Ist lieutenant, Camp
Greene; J. M, Findlev, Dahlonega, Ist
lieutrnant, to be Instructor third
training eamp, Fort Oglethorpe; T, L.
Pinn, Savanrah, 2d Heutenant Camp
Qhelby, Miss; John W, Firer, Athens,
1t licuetnant, Camp Pike: George W,
¥lynn, Atlanta, 24 'ieutenant, Camp
Greene; Hershel Forrester, Rising
Fawn. 1t lieutenant, Camp Pike;
Thomas M. Fowler Augusta. 24 lieu
tenant, Camp Greene; W. . Frank
in, At'anta, 24 lirutenant, ('hh'-ka-l
manea; Hueh N. Fuller, Atlanta, 2d
lientenant. Chickamauga. l
Henry D. Gaggstater, Alhany, 24
Hentenant, Chickamauga: Walter B,
Goines, “andersvilla, 24 VMentenant
Camp Greene: William A Galt, At-
Innta, 24 lieutenant, Camp Pike: Paul
O Garber, Macon, 18t lenuterant,
Thickamangn: James Gardner, Au
eusta. 24 lieutenant, Chickamanea;
Samue! T ’}nrrfl'l, Pome I¢t Henten
ant. Chickamanga Park: Willlam T.
Gilbert, Atlanta Igt lientenant, Camp
Grecne: B, 8 GNag, At'anta, Ist lien
tenant, Camp Greene: Patrick Tl°,
Gleach, Ravannah, 24 Hentenant,
C‘amop Greene; Mosps W, Gotdon.
Rovnd Oak lat Hantenant, Camp
Tagkson; Robert E. Grace, Atlanta,
1t llentenant, Camn Pikes: Walter J,
Grace, Macon, let Jientenant, Chicka
manuga: James B Grainger, Savan
noh 2d lieutenant, Camp Gordon:
Phi'ln M. Graves, Atlanta 24 lien
tenant, Chickamanga: Pvron 8.
(Areantree Columhng Ist lientenant,
Milckamanga: Heonry G (drsen, Grif
fin, 18t lentenant, Chickamaugn:
Jamea B. CGreeory. Savannah, Ist
Hantenant. Camp Gordon: Panl A,
Grevory, Atlanta, 2d lieutenant, Camp
Greena
‘ 1. T. Hall, Anengta, Yet Nontonant,
Chiskamanegn; W, ¢ Homilton. Ir.,
.20 Yentenant, Comn Jackson: J. R,
Hand, Priham 24 Hentonant, Chinkn.
lmnnm' W. T Havdawav, Newnan.
|u~o Hantenant, Chickamaugn: JTohn H,
Hardle. Wayerose, 24 lfentenant,
lf‘amn Greans: J. K B, Hare. Atloanta,
24 Hentenant. Comp Greene: [T, n
I"firwnvo. Atlanta laet Jientenant,
Chickamauen:® T B Harmnon fi'\'nns.i
|"“l'~.- 21 lientanont (Chickamanen:
M Harner, (lardia 24 Jlentehant,
Chiokarrauea: P O, Harner, Atlanta,
et Hentsnant. Camp Togan: 1. T.,
Yorris, Savannsh, et lieutenant,
Camn Tackeon: N T, Herria Macnan
lat Yentenant 1M Paen: P (' Harrie
AManrae Igt Hontenant W 1 Paan: T O,
Hart Jr. Atlanta 24 Henteanant Co-
Timhneg N Max: W 1N Hapwall Tr,
’ Atlanta 94 Hewtonant, ¥ Prasa B R
Harwick, Atlanta, 24 lentenant,t
Camn Plka: W. R Haeting, Atlanta,
94 Wentenant, Chickamanea: N H |
Hawking Camn Harrie lat Henten.
ant, Camn Gardon: Roes H. Havs
Thomagvls 24 lientenant Chicka
manen: Javn Haveton 24 "Nvflm'mt.|
Noealea, Ariz : T (3 Hazlehurst, Sa.
vannah, 24 lisutenant Camn .lnck-f
eom: & . Henlev Atlanta 24 len
tanant, Tdavadn, Trxng: Divon R.l
Hanry, Atlanta eaptain Camn Inek
aon: J. ¥ Fickey Atlanta Ist um-|
tenant, Chiclkkamanga: J. H fl‘vh-’
tower. Atlanta. la&t Hautenant, Camp
Greene: Frod ¥ HFillg, Atlanta cnh-l
tatn. (amn Greens: Lamar HITL At
tanta enntain, Camp Jackson: G. T
Hodeson, Jr.. Athene 24 lentenant,
Clamn (dreana: W. N, Ha'eombe, Val-
Anetn gt Neutenant, Bl Paga: T R
‘-'n"'n"“l\rrh Atheng 24 Heutenant,
Camn Greene: David A, Holmes, Vi
Antia, tet Neutenant Chickamanen:
1 (4 Halterlaw, Parry 24 Hountarant
Famn Tackeom: R O, Hood, Attanta.
et Bantenant, Camn Greena: O D |
'Heaner Coumhia let lantenant
Camn (vaene: W G, Howell Amert.
fig 24 Hentepant Camn Greenc: G
¢ Huher., Mantria 24 llentonant
Camn Tackean: R R Hohert, Atlas.
ta 94 Yentenant Chiskamanga: T P
Wyeheae, Pame 24 lautenant, Camn
| ardan: ® T Huehley, Atlantn. lat
|1 ytenant Chickamonga: T. H, Hun
iad Rayannah Ist lentenant, Camp
Pikka: 1. ¢ Hutehing Atlanta, 24 lieu
tepant. Camnp Pike
A M. Tneram. Newnan, 24 leuten.
!,".f Chickamanea: W ¥ Yryine At-
Atlanta let Heutenant Camp Qardon,
i"‘rank H Jackson Atlanta, 24 'ien.
Ltenant Camnp Pike: Joe T. Jackenan
't Cfalimbns 24 lentenont, Camn
| raene: W. S, Jacobs, Cuthbert, 24
lientenant, Camn Pike William ®
'.'nrrm. Cornelia, Camp Grasne: R, A
{ Tohns m. Commnany A. Fifth Georgia
Infantry, captain, Camn ' Jackson:
nv R, Tones, Athens 24 lientenant,
Camn Plke: M. B Jones, Atlanta,
94 MNeutenant, Chickamauga; P C
{ Janes, Herndon, 24 lioutenant, Chick
amauea: P B, Jones Eatonton, cap
taln Chickamauga: Saunders Jones,
Atlanta. le* lientenant Camn Gordon,
Jack . Kane Atlanta, 24 leuten.
ant, ¥l Paso: Hubert W. Kelth, Leo,
Ga., 18t lientenant. Camp Greene;
Alexander Kelley, Lithonla, Ist lleu
tenant, Camp Gordon: Guy t\ Keni
mer, Atlanta, Ist lieutenant, Camp
Pike: Harvev J. Kennedy, Barnes
ville. 24 Heutenant, Camp Greene;
Joe M. Kennedy. Atlanta, Ist lieuten
ant. Chickamauga; Willlam C. King,
_Auburn. 2@ lieutenant, Camp Greene:
James R. Kingery, Summit, Ist lien
tensnt. Camp Greene: Rebert W,
Knight, Cartersville, Ist lieutenant,
Camp Greene: Willilam T. Knight,
Savarnah, 2d lieutenant, Camp Jack
son; Clifton H. Kreps, Augusta, 24
lieutenant, Camp Greene.
W. T. Lane, fi“uvtnmlh. 24 lleuten
ant, Camp Jackson; L. D. Landre,
Augusta, 2d leutenant, Chickamau
ga: J. H. Laughlin, Savannah, 24
lieutenant, Chickamauga; E. C. Lee,
favannah, Ist lieutenant, Camp
Greene: A, C. Leidy. Valdosta, Ist
lieutenant, Chickamauga: Carl Leo,
Alhany, Ist lieutenant, Camn Greene:
J. B. Lewls, Valdosta, Ist lieutenant,
Camp Greene; W. M. Little, Macon,
24 leutenant, Comp Greene: F M.
Long, CQarrollton, Ist lieutenant,
Cam@ Greene: W. H. Lumpkin Car
tereville, 24 lieutenant, Camp Gordon.
Willlam H. Maguire, cantain, in
fantrv, Atlanta, Camp Dix. N. J.;
Frank H. Manning. Ogletharpe;
James N. Mcßridge, Ist licutenant,
fleld artillery, SBavannah. Camp Gor
don: Sidney J. McCathern, Ist lieu
tenant, infontry, Wayneshoro, Camp
Jackson: Edward C. McCaslih. first
liteutenant, infantry, Fort Screven,
Camp Jackson; Claude H. McClellan,
Ist lieutenant, irfantrv, Atlanta,
‘Camp Jackson; Willlam B. McCorkle,
Ist lieutenant, infantry, Americus,
Camp Gordon; Carl T. MeDanlel, Ist
licutenant, infantry, Smyrna, Camp
Jackson; Harry A. McDonald, 24 lfeu
tenant, infantry, Atlanta, Camp Gor
don; Harold L. MeDonald, 24 lisuten
ant, infantry, Riceboro, Thirtyfourth
infantry, Kl Paso, Texas; Middleton
McDonald, 24 lieutenant, infantry,
Vienna, Thirty-fifth infantry, No
gales, Ariz.; David P. McDuffie, 2d
lieutenant, infantry, Columbus,
Chickamauga; James M. D, McEaady,
24 Heutenant, infantry, Fort Screven,
Camp Jackson; Nathan McFadden,
2d lieutenant, infantry, Columbus,
Camp Jackson; John H. M('GPP.’lst
lieutenant, infantry, Atlanta, Chick
amauga; Albion V. MeGregor, 24
lieutenant, field artillery, Atlanta,
Camp Shelby; Frank J. McKibbon,
2d lieutenant, infantry, Atlanta, Camp
Greene; Mettaur McManus, Ist lieu
tenant, infantry, Camp Harris, S‘hlr'k
amauga; Robert [, McMath, Jr., 24
Heutenant, infantry, Americus, FEI
Paso, Texas; Garnet B. McMillin,
i #econd lieutenant, infantry, Americus,
Kl Paso, Texas; W, V. MeMillin, Ist
lieutenant, infantry, Atlanta, Chick
amauga, Roby N. Mc¢Nully, 24 Heu
tenant, infantry, Columbus, Camp
Jackson; John . McQuinn, 24 lieu
tenant, infantry, Atlanta, Camp Gor
don: John 8. Madden, Ist lleuf@nant,‘
infantry. Atlanta) Camp Greene;
Drudy P. Malone, 18t lieutenant, in
| fantry, Mla#ta, Camp Greene; Fred
| erick Manchester, fic{ lteutenant, in
fantry, Atlanta, Camp Jackson; Cic
ero G. Marchman, Ist leutenant, in
fantry, Raleigh, Camp Gordon: Rob
crt M. Margeson, 24 lieutenant, in
fantry, Fort McPhergon, Chickamau-
Zay Bam H. Marshall, Ist lleutenant,
fieid artillery, Atlanta, Camp Gordon;
Albert B. Martin, Ist lHeutenant, in
fantry, Rome, Chickamauga: Charles
5. Martin, Ist leutenant, infantry,
Athens, (Chickamauga. |
Chester R. Martin, captain lnmntrg,
|("amp Harrls, Camp Greene; Frank 8.
Martin, :-nptn‘n inlnntr{, Atlanta, Twen.
lt,v-ruurth Intantry, Columbus, N, Ms‘x.:j
Thomas B. Martin, Ist leuteriant infan
ltry. Macon, Camp Ureene: Albert 0.1
| Matthews, llst lieutenant Infantry, At
lanta, Camp Gordon: John W, M‘ddle-‘
ton, Ist Heutenant infantry, Savannah.
Chickamauga; Chandler P. Miller, Ist |
lieutenant infantry, Chickamauga; Ralph
J. Minchen, 2d lleutenant infantry, At
ilama, Camp Greene; James T. Pitchell,
{2d leutenant fleld artillery Atlanta,
Camp Gordon: Charles W, M'offetl. Ist
| Heutenant infantry, Fort (‘mlethol}:e.
Chickamauga; Charfes Montgomery, Jr.,
18t lientenant infantry, Atlanta, Camp
| Greeno; Benjamin A, Moon, 2d lleuten
[ant, Bowling, Chickamauga; James M.
i Moore, 18t lieutenant infantry, Savan
'mah, Chlckamauga; Luclus B. Murlg:n,
Jr., 2d lieutenant infantry, Atlanta re
1.-do, Texas; Newton B, Morgan, 24 leu.
tenant infantry, Cordele, Chickamauga;
John B, Morris, Ist lieutenant infantry,
Hartwell, Chickamauga; George 8. Mor
rison, Jr., Ist lleutenant infantry, Au
gusta, Chickamauga: A. J. Moses, Ist
leutenant field artillery, Atlanta, Camp
Pike; John H. Moss, 18t lieutenant infan.
try, Atlanta, Chickamauga; James B,
|Mufihcrln, lat Heutenant, Camp Harris
Chickamauga; Willlam 'L, Murrow, 2d
lieutenant national army, Tifton, Camp
Taylor; Bamuel T. Nance, 2d liet tenant
infantry, Camp Harrls, Camp Jeckson;
Joseph Van Holt Nash, mn?or ln(untl}.
Atlanta, Camp Gordon; Willlam C. Neid.
linger, 34 lieutenant infantry, Savannah,
Camp Tn?'lor: (. R. Newman, Ist lieu
tenant infantry, Galnesville, Camp Tay
lor; Roy A. Neman, 2d lleutenant in
fantry, Gainesville, Chickamauga; John
P. Newsome, Ist lieutenant mnntr{. At.
lanta, Camp Gordon; W, M. Nicho §, Ist
leutenant lnflmrf. Atlanta, Camp
Greene; Alfred D, N cholson, captain in
iantry, Augusta, Camp Plke: James M.
Nieholson, 2d iieutenant infamrfi East
man, Camp Jackson; Freq J. Nivleau
st lieutenant infantry, Camp Harris, Ei
Paso Texas; W. H. O'Dowd, 2d lleuten
ant infantry Aufiuutn, Camp Pike; Louis |
Ostrich, captain infantry, Atlanta. Camp
' Jackson; J. H. Owen, Ist lieutenant In-‘
fantry, Cuthbert, Camp Jackson; W, W.
Pace, Jr, 24 iieutenant infantry, Al
bany, Camp Logan, Texas; Davlg P,
FPaddock, captain infantry, Athens, amp
Jackson; lgg-eph B, Parmalee, 24 lleutvn
ant, Atlanta, Camp Greene; Clark H.
Palmer, 18t lieutenant infantry, I.oLPn
ville, third camp, Fort Olslsthorre; B
Paris, 2d Meutenant fleld artil ery, Ate
lanta, Douglas, Ariz.; Howard Parrish,
24 lieutenant fnfnntry, Valdosta, Camp
Greene; C. H. Patterson, 2d lieutenant
Anfantry, Lumpkin, Kl Paso, Texas; H.
B. Payne, captain infantry, Riberton,
Camp Greene; 1. R. Peacock, Ist lieu
tenant field artillery, Eastman, Cunp,
‘Shelby; I. M. Pearce, 2d lieutenant in- |
fantry, Gainesville, Chickamauga; H, L.
Pearsall, 18t lieutenant lnfantg, Chatta.
nooga, Chickamauga; Hnrg eebles, 2d
lHeutenant infantry, Valdosta, Camp
Greene; C, W. Pennick, Ist lieutenant
|lnluntry, Madison, Camp Gordon; E. P.
Peniston, 2d lieutenant infantry, New- |
nan, Can Jackson; A. M, Perkerson, 24
leutenant field nrttllar{. Atlanta, CAmg
Plke; H, B. Perry, Ist’ lleutenant feld
artillery, Atlanta, t‘amp Jackson; John
Phillips, Ist lieutenant, Atlanta, Camp
Pike; Mi N. Phflllgl. Ist lieutenant in
lfnnu?/. Jeworth, Camp Greene; K. A.
| Phillips, 24 lieutenant innntr}!, La-~
Granfe, Camp Jackson: A. P, igman,
Ist lleutenant field artillery, Savannah,
Chickamauga; Gwian N. Pope, 23 lieu
tenant cavalry, Fort Ogethorpo. olum.
bus, N. Mex.;' E. A. uryear, 2d lieu
tenant muntg‘; Greenbush, Camp
Greene; Ben 8. Purse, Ist lieutenant in-.
fantry, Atlanta, Camp Gordon,
P oe | R i o R e s .
Fdgar A. Raby, 2d'lieutenant, infan
try, Savannah, éh!chmau?a b.; Ea
ward D. Raht, captain, in antry, Ma
con, Camp Greene; Samuel W, Ramsey,
24 heulennnt. lnfantp'. Clarksville, Co
lumbus, N, Mex.; T. ¢, Ramsey, 3d leu
tenant, field artillery, Toccoa, Fort gm;
Carl M. Ramsrmck‘ 18t lleutenant, fleld
artillery, Atlanta, Camp Jackson: H, W.
Rankin, Ist lieutenant, field artillery,
Rlackshear, (‘nmg Logan; Lorlni Raoul,
Ist lleutenant, field nrdllery tlanta,
Camp Pike; Ogden Ray, 2d l'leutonlm.
infantry, Kilijay, Camp Pike: Walter B.
Reid, 18t lieutenant, infantry, Crawford
ville, Eagle Pass, Texas; Michael J.
Reldy, Ist lieutenant, infantry, natlonal
army, Albany, Camp Greene; George D).
Reynolds, captain, infantry, compan}' A,
Fifty-fifth infantry, Camp Greene; John
J. Rhyme. Ist lieufenant, field artillery,
Lafayette, Camp Jackson; Carl H. Rid
ley, captain, Infantry, Atlanta, Camp
Tayvlor; Fred A. Rodewald, 2d lieuten
ant, infantry, Camp Harris, Camp
Greene; William J. Rook, 24 lleutenant,
infantry, Atlanta, Camp Logan: Arthuf
B. Rowland, Ist lieutenant, infantry,
Wrightsville, Camp Jackson; Lester
Rumble, Ist lieutenant, infantry, Ox
ford, Camp Gordon.
Clifford 1.. Slater, Ist leutenant, in
fantry, Atlanta C”“F Gordon; Thomas
L. Scott, captain, (nfantry, Atlanta,
Douglas, Ariz.; Walter H. Scott, Ist lieu
tenant, Atlanta, Camp Greene; Ernest
A. Scrufil. Ist lieutenant lnuntr". At
lanta Chickamauga; A. W. Shanklin, Ist
lieutenant, infantry, Rome, Chickamau
®a; Lee D. Sheridan, 2d lieutenant in
faniry, Macon, Camp Greene: Robert H.
Sheridan, 2d_lieutenant, infantry, Ma
con, Camp Pike: Adrian Sheehan, 24
lieutenant, infantry., Augusta, Camp
Greene; W. G. Shingler, 24 lieutenant,
infantry, Ashburn, Camg Jackson,
Frank T. Shippen, 24 lieutenant, cav
alry, Ellijay, Mercedes, Texas; Linn D.
Safford, Ist Heutenant, infantry Camp
Harris, third camp Fort Og(ethorpe;
Mark Silvers, Ist lieutenant, lnfanua'.
Savannah, Camp Jackson; Howard
Smith, Ist lieutenant, fleld nrmla-r:.
Atlanta, Camp Jackson; Mvles F. Smit
2d lieutenant, infantry. Rome, Camp
Jackson: Seward M. Smith, 24 lieuten
ant, Homersville, Camp Pike; Walter G.
Smith, Ist lleutenant, lnfantrr, %lanu.
Chickamauga; Joseph L. Spell, lieu
tenant infantry, Atlanta, Camp Taylor;
Roscoe J. Spence. lst eutenant, field
artillery, Atlanta, Fort lLogan, 'fexal;
William R. Spooner, Jr., 2d lieutenant,
deld artillery, Glendale, Chickamaugsa;
Royden E. Stanley, 2d lieutenant, infan.
try. national army, West Point, Camp
Greene
Emmett F. Stevens, Ist lieutenant field
artillery, Rossville, Camp Jackson;
Fronk M. Stevens, 24 lieutenant lntu%-
try. Atlanta, Chickamauga; John b
A Clean Newspaper for Southern Homes
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Licut. Wood Wins
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Miss Prioles
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B ‘d
The marriage of Misa Phoebe Caro
line Prioleau to Charles Howara
Wood, first lieutenant, Officers’ Re
serve Corps, took place Tuesday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock at the residence
of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Rula
Smith Prioleau, on Bonaventure ave
nue,
~ln the living room, where the cere
mony was performed by Rev, W. W,
Mnmmmzer. the improvised altar wasg
composed of palms and bay treed,
while at each side of the altar pea
esta]l vases held giant chrysanthe
mums, and tall gathedral candlesticks
held lighted tapers. In the reception
apartments there were arranged
vases of chrysanthemums on the
mantels and tables,
The maid of honor, the sister of the
bride, was Miss Theo Prioleau, who
was gowned in a costume of brown
velvet, with hat of brown veivet, and
she wore a corsage of meteor roses.
The two little flower girls, Misses
Nell Baker and Phoebe Rhett, wore
lace-trimmed frocks of flesh-colored
Georgette crepe, and carried old-fash
ioned nosegays of pink rosges, border
ed with white valley lilfes and ferns.
Lisutenant Willlam H. Clarke, of
Philadelphia, acted as best man.
The bride wag given in marriage by
her brother, Willlam Prioleau, and
she wore a smart tailored suit of
taupe cloth, with collar and cuffs of
moleskin, a blouse of white Georgette
crepe, and a small turban of moleskin
fur, She wore a corsage of Parma
violets and orchids. Mrs. Prioleau,
the bride’s motHler, was gowned in
black crepe de chine, combined with
Georgette crepe, and her flowers were
a corsage of white roses,
After the ceremony, which was wit
nessed by a company of close friends
and relatives, there followed an in
formal reception,
Mrs. Wood is a member of one of
the most prominent families in Geor-.
gzia and South Carolina. She is &
niece of Judge and Mrs. William D.
Ellis, Br. Lieutenant Wood was con
nected with the insurance world in
Atlanta, and before he entered the
second training camp at Fort Ogle
thorpe he resided in this city. He
received his commission at the Fort
Oglethorpe training school for offi
cers. He Is a native of Alabama.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wood left for
a wedding ourney in the West, and
will be away for two weeks; returning
to Atlanta to be the guests of Mrs
Prioleau, before Lieutenant Wood en
ters upon his military duties.
Ministers’ Wives’ Club,
The Presbyterian Ministers’ Wives’
Chib of Atlanta will meet with Mrs.
Homer McMillan, No. 149 Bast Third
street, Wednesday, at 8 p. m. Mrs
W. (. Winsborough, superintendent
of the Woman's Auxiliary, will ad
dress the meeting on “The Greatest
Problem in the South.”
Stevens, 24 lieutenant field artillery, Sa
vannah, Camp Pike; Robert R. Stewart,
2d leutenant field artillrey, Newnan,
Camp Gordon; William A. Stewart{ Ist
lieutenant infantry, . Atlanta, Camp
Greene; Wiley P. Stovall, 2d lieutenant
infantry, College Park, Camp Greene; |
Belvy Green Stone, Ist lieutenant infant
try, Cedartown C'amp Greene; Carl J.
Strang, Ist lleutenant infantry, Atlanta,
Camp Jackson; Leo Sudderth, 2d lieuten.
ant Infantry, Atlanta, Camp Greene; |
Golden Studstill, Ist Heutenant infantry,
Valdosta, Camp Jackson; Joseph Swee
ney, caj)mln field artillery, Atlanta,
Camp Jackson; Marion O. Talley, 24
lieutenant infantry, Atlanta, Chickamau-
Ba; Joe J. Taylor, 2d lieutenant infan
try, Atlanta, Nogales, Ariz.; Robert Def
Taylor, Ist fleutennnt infantry, Atlanta,
Camp Greene; John F. Thenel, 2d lieu
tenant infantry, Camp Harris, Camp
Jackson; Landon Thomas, captain in
fantry, Augusta, Camp Taylor: C. A.
Thompson, Ist lieutenant lnlnntr{, At
lanta, Camp Greene; James W. T omgl
son, Ist lieutenant inranu%(, Savannah,
Chlckamaufa- Joseph D. Thompson, 2d
lieutenant Infantry, Atlanta, Bl Paso,
Texas; Howard P. Thorne, Ist lieuten
ant lnnnt?. Atlanta, Camp Gordon;
Bascom H. Torrance, 3d lieutenant field
artillery, Atlanta, Camp Gordon: C. L.
Taylor, 2d lieutenant infantry, La
\Grange, El Paso, Texas; Edward J.
Trotter, 24 Neutenant infantry, Madi
son, El Paso, Texas; Robert B. Trout
man, captain infantry, Atlanta, Camp
Gordon; Reuben M. Tuck, 2d lieutenant
infantry, Monroe Chickamuugl: Thomas
S, Tuggle, 24 l{eutennnt in .“t?' Co
lumbus, Camp Taylor; Harry L. Turner,
Ist lieutenant infantry, Atlanta, Camp
Jackson; (ih.rle- L. Vandiviere, 2d lieu.
tenant infantry, Savannah, Columbus,
' N. Mex.; John C. Vann, 24 lieutenant
dnfant;{y, Columbus, Camp Greene; Wil
‘liam H. Venable, 2d lieutenant infan
try, Stone Mountain, Chickamauga: Vie
tor Victor, 2d lieutenant field a.rthlery.
'Atlnntn. Camp Logan, Texas.
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_ Vivian B. Waddell, Ist lleutenant, in
fantry, Marietta Chickamauga; George
L. Wallace, 24 lleutennnt. infantry, At
lanta, Camp Jackson; Stephen B. Wal
lace, 24 lieutenant, infantry, Atlanta,
Camp Jackson; W. N. Wallace, 24 deu
tenant, infantry, Atlanta; Chickamau a,
8. C. Ware, Ist lieutenant, infantry, lu
gusta, Camp Gordon; William T. Wa
ters, Ist lieutenant, field artillery, At
lanta, Chickamauga; Frank Q. Webb,
Jr. 24 lieutenant, infantry, Atlanta,
Chickamauga; F. A. Webster, 2d lieuten
ant, infantry, Macon, Camp Jackson; J.
P. Wells, 2d lleutenant, infantry, Grif
fin, Camp Greene; Thomas R. Welch. 24
lieutenant,™ infantry, Atlanta, Camp
Greene; J. D. Weston, Jr., Ist Heuten
ant, fleld utmer{. Albany, Camp Jack
‘son; H. H. Whelchel, 2d lieutenant, in
fantry, Atlanta. Chickamauga; L. O.
iWhipple, 24 lieutenant. infantry, Haw- .
kinsville, Camp Greene; G. S. Whlto-i
head, 2d lieutenant, infantry, Carlton,
Camp Pike; J. F. Wilhoite, 2d lieuten- |
ant, infantry, Atlanta, Camp Jackson. |
| Lioyd L. Wiikinson, Jr., Ist lieuten
‘ant, infantry, Augusta, éhlckamau?a:‘
‘Harry A. Williams, Ist leutenant, in
fantry, Atlanta, Camp Greene; Calder
B. Willingham, 24 lieutenant. fleld ar
tillery, Rome, Camp Jackson; John 8
- Willingham, ecaptain, Snlanl‘l;y. Atlanta,
Camp Greene; George N. ilson Ist
"lioutem\nt. infantry, Atlanta, Chicka
mauga; Vernon M. Wimberly, ist leu
tenant, infantry, Macon, Camp Shelby:
’Buil A. Wise, captain, Infantry, Ma
con, Camp Jackson; Charles H. Wood,
Ist lleutenant, infantry, Atlanta, Camp
Greene; Clyde M. Wood, 23d lieutenant.
fleld artlllery. Atlanta, Camp Jackson;‘
Frank M. Wood. Ist lieutenant, field ar
tillery, Glencoe, Camp Pike; James H.
wa, 2d lieutenant, infantry, Sanders
ville, Chickamauga: Roy 8. Wood Ist
lieutenant, field mmer&; Sunny Side.
Camp Iflke: Basil M. Wooley, Jr.,, 24
lieutenant. infantry, Atlanta, Camp
Greene: John W. Yancey, 2d lieutenant, |
infantry. Atlanta, Chickamauga; Julian'
B. Youmans, Ist lieutenant, inuntry.l
| Coll Park, Chickamauga.
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Mprs. John St. Claire Brookes, whose marriage was an event of
Monday, and took ‘place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Stuart Witham, on Peachtree road. She was formerly Miss May
Bell Clark.” .
King-Johnson Wedding Cards.
Mrs. John Butler King has issued
invitations to the marriage of her
daughter, Martha Maxwcll, to Dr.
Raymond Lovejoy Johnson, Wednes
day morning, December 12, at 11
o'clock, at All Saints’ Church,.
Knitting Class to Meet.
Mrs. Amelia R. Woodall, preseident
of the Atlanta Equal Suffrage Asso
ciation, announces an all-day session
of Uncle Sam's Knitting Class for
Wednesday, at No. 11 Whitehall
street, :
At 3 o'clock an interesting program
will be given.
Every one interested is cordially
invited to attend.
Thanksgiving Reception.
. The ladies of iPedmont Rebekah
Lodge, o. 16, 1. O. O. F., will enter
tain the members and their friends
at an informal Thanksgiving recep
tion Thursday uight in the hall, No.
423 12 Marietta stret. The commit
tee of ladies in charge are Mrs. M.
IC. Strickland, Mrs. Fannie Belle
Cranford, Mrs. Myrtice Beatie and
iMrs. Harry Hughes.
'Mr. and Mrs. Gray Entertain at Din
ner.
t Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gray, of
Richmond, Va., entertained at dinner
Monday evening at the Georgian Ter
‘race. The table was decorated with
Ophelia roses. Mr, and Mrs. Gray's
guests were’ Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. George Cran
dall. 3
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Mrs. Boykin's Entertainment.
i Owing to the fact that a number o 1
special attractions are being prepared
for the men at camp this weeck from
out of town, Mrs. B. M. Boykin's
committee of the Atlanta Commissoin
on Training Camp Activities has been
relieved of its usual arduous assign-
Lment of providing fifteen entertgin
ments for the week, However, a
smaller number will be furnished as
necded.
Moday evening Miss Kthel Reyer
had a party, including Miss Edith
McCool, soprano; Miss Ella May Mi
nert, contralto; Miss Luise Dorough,
reader; Carl Braun, pianist, and lit
tle Carolyn Bonney, at hut No. 153
‘;Miss Josephine Burns, assisted by
'Mrs. Carroll, reader, and little Miss
'J;l?nitfl Greer, dancer, went to No.
| 157. 3
) This evening Mrs. W. C. Spiker, as
sisted by Mrs. James Whitney, a
[slnger. and Miss Mary Potter, pian
ilasto will give an entertainment at No.
Tea for Miss. Aimee Hunnicutt.
Miss Helen Jones was hostess at a
tea Tuesday afternoon at her home on
' Waverly way. The occasion was a
compliment to Miss Aimee Hunnicuit,
‘a December hride-elect.
- The tea table was decorated in yel
low and pink as the color motif. In
‘the center there was a silver vase
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1917._
PERSONAL
GOSSIP
filled with Killarney roses and 7yel
low chrysanthemums.
Miss Jones was gowned in yellow
taffeta.
Miss Hunnicutt wore a costume of
brown satin and a hat of brown vel
vet.
Mrs. Adam Jones, who assisted in
receiving, wore a costume of blue
velvet.
Mrs. Jameg Alb:ct Vaughan was
gowned in blue satin, with hat of blue
velvet.
The ‘guests invited to meet Miss
Hunnicutt included the members of
the Hynnicutt-Remberger wedding
party. !
Mrs. Shelburne Spindle returned to
her home in Roaoke, Va., Saturday
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
Cowles, She was entertained at a
number of social gayeties during her
visit.
Lieutenant Coulton Leidy is the
guest of his relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
KEdward H. Barnes, and Miss Nellie
Bostick, at their home on Juniper
street. He has just finished his
tralning at Fort Oglethorpe, and will
spend hig vacation of two weeks in
Atlanta before being assigned for
military duty. Lieutenant Leidy made
a splendid record at -the training
camp.
‘Mrs. Price Gilbert is in Columbus,
where she-is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Howard.
« Mrs. W. D. Bailey, of Americus,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Winship, on East Third street,
Mrs. John Shivar has returned to
her home in Americus, after a visit
to her aunt, Mrs E. D. Lupo, on
Ponce Del.eon avenue.
Miss Marion Fielder has returned
from Thomasville, where she was an
attendant at the Watt-Randall wed
ding, which was an event of recent
date,
Mrs. J. A. Durham, of Charlotte,
N. C,, is in the city to visit her son,
Lieutenant Durham, who is stationed
at Camp Gordon,
Mrs. Frederick Heath, of Angusta,
is the guest of her parents. Mr, and
Mrs. Albert Howe'l, Sr., in West End.
Mrs, J. W. Adan,, of Waycross,
spent several days in Atlanta en
route to Macon, where she will be the
guest for several weeks of her daugh
ter. Mrs. H W. Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Curtis, of
Troy, N. Y, arrived in Atlanta Snn
day ard are the guests of Dr. Curtis
at the Georgian Terrace.
Mr. agd Mrs. Morris Rich have
as their gnest Herman Rohenheim
of Savannah, who is spending several
days in Atlanta. 1
Mr and Mrs. H. T. Quillian, of
Albany, announce the birth of a son,
Hubert T. Quillian, Jr., Tuesday, No
vember 20.
Miss Juliette O‘Donnell, of New
Or'eans, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Eb T. Williams, at No. 80 West End
avenue. 1
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Elaine Hammerstein Possesses
Great Charm in Delineating
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“The Co-Respondent. ;
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By BRIAN CELLEIGH. |
There's no denying the fact that
Elaine Hammerstein, star of “The Co
respondent,” the offering for the first
three days of this week at the Crite
rion, possesses wonderful charm-—charm
of manner, charm of portrayal. The
very simplicity of her work is its
greatest sower. i
As a story, ““The Co-respondent'’ is
not very unusual. It is interesting, of
course, but the manner in which it
is handled lifts it abeve the common
place and makes it very well worth
while. It abounds with heart throbs,
romance and tense moments—all the in.
gredients that go to make a successful
ghotoplay—lnd it is the sort of film
rama that will hold your interest.
Miss Hommerstein—~who, by the way,
is the granddaughter of the famed Os
car Hammerstein, grand opera impre
sario—has been heralded a 8 a beauty,
and she is all that. She is one of the
most charming young women appearing
on the screen today.
The story of ‘“The Co-respondent’” is
that of a small-town girl who is nearly
tricked into a mock marriage by a mar.
ried man from the city. She flees to the
metropolis, obtains work on a newspa
;Pt, and later is able to save her sheet
rom a thréatened libel suit by turning
up the fact that she is the mysterious
co-respondent named by the wife of her
erstwhile sweetheart. Bhe, of course,
is innocent of any wrongdoing and the
publication of the story not only saves
the official head of the managing edi
tor, who is 1n love with the girl re
porter, but aiso avenges all the work
of the villain.
Wilfred Lucas, who will be remem
bered for his clever work in another
newspaper play, “Rummy,” plays the
role of the manging editér and plays
it well.
| A,
| Headlined by the Choy Ling Lee
troupe and Sam Hearn, the Lyric
| has one of its most diverting bills of
the season. There is a sprightly ap
i peal to the bill from the opening
number,
The Chinese are Fresemed in a
potpourri of acrobatic feats, tricks
of magic, and b'ts of juggling. They
are suspended by their queues and
gerform the most unusual stunts.
he troupe was one of the features
of the Barnum & Bailey circus.
Sam Hearn is a rube with his fid
dle and bow.® He is a (ypical 12
o’clock fellow 'in a 9 o’clock town,”
as he confesscs. He has a breezy
monologue and no little originality.
He'wt‘. the,?lt of the bill.
With tasteful and sparkling cos
tumas, Aubrey and Rich imparted no
little charm to their singing and
dancln% number. They were grace
ful and clean-cut.
Rrown-Harris-Brown in “Twenty
Minutes of Riot” were very enter
talning. Gaffney Brown scored a
knockout when he proceeded with
the disappearing cigarette stunt.
Hank Brown had a rather original
manner of telling his jokes.
The playlet, ‘“i'he Groom Forgot.’
was amusing. There is not a weak
number on the bill
The Hearst-Pathe pictorial, show
ing the captured Zeppelin L-49 and
other interestlnf views maintained
its high reputation.
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find it most profitable
to
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BOY, MAN AND MAID
AT GRAND
A little boy, a man and a mald
put on a clever sketch at the Grand
for the first half of the weak.
William McKey and company is the
officlal booking of the trio, and if
honors go where are honors are due
the Willlam McKey of the company
is the kid around whom the whole
act revolves. It's a half humorous,
half serious sort of sketch, and it is
exceptionally well staged. The title
of the act is “Plckin's,” and that's
also the sobriquet of the newsboy,
who steals his way into the home
of the bishop to seek his ald in
getting his dog, Mutt, out of the
pound. The acting of Willlam Me-
Key made a decided hit with the
Monday audiences.
There are other good acts, too,
four of them, and a moving pic
ture in which Kitty Gordon is
starred.
Frank Terry Is an extremely cley
er .comedian, and he s almost
equally as good in the dramatie mon
ologues he gives, one as part of the
regular act, one as an encore.
Jim Walthour, brother of Bobby,
puts on a bicycle aet, with the aid
of a very comely young woman, and
a very entertaining comedian. Then
there are (iardner's Maniacs, show
ing a number of unusually well
trained dogs, and Curry and Gra
ham, with a line of Scoteh and Irish
songs that brin% forth rounds of
applause, especially ‘‘Bonnie Sweet
Besgie” and “My Wild Irish Rose.'”
The photoplay 1s “Her Hour,” and
is a well built scenario, offering an
unusual opportunity for Miss Gor
don.
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Children's Society
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Plans to Build Home
Directors of the Georgia Children’s
Home Soviety will launch on Thanksgiv
ing Day a campaign td obtain funds for
building a home, it was announced
Tuesday. The soclety, which finds
Homes in private families for hundreds
of poor dnd orphan children, needs a
building where such children can be
kept pending permanent arrangements,
Robt. B. McCord, superintendent, re
ported at the board meeting Monday
afternoon that 172 children had been in
trusted to the society in the last year,
and that 131 had been found good
homes. There are 41 remaining, await
ing adoption.
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