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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1915

Page

5

Small Percentage Granted Licenses for City Hacks

Two applications for hack licenses in Athens were approved by the police committee after yesterday’s inspections. Fred Flournoy and J. H. Vaughan received licenses. C. M. Bell A. H. Cook and Warren Verricotte were denied pending first class condition. several others were refused for age or behavior concerns. Remaining hacks to be inspected tomorrow at 10. The committee emphasized strict standards, denying licenses to underage applicants and those with poor police court records.

Athens Police Committee of Council H. H. Gordon HH. P. Hinton A. G. Dudley Fred Flournoy J. H. Vaughan C. M. Bell A. H. Cook Warren Verricotte Roy Champion George Champion Len Flournoy Conner Smith Fred Buchner Howard Hubbard

Proposed Athens home for the Improved Order of Samaritans

Dr W H Harris announces plans to erect a $20 000 building on Washington Street east of the Morton theater for the Improved Order of Samaritans. The six story structure will house a drug store moving picture show barber restaurant offices and grand lodge rooms with rent income and member rallies to fundraise.

Order of Samaritans Athens W. H. Harris Grand Lodge Washington Street Morton Theater Thi Grand Lodge

Unconscious barber Hub Johnson found near Lyndon Row

K H Johnson known as Hub Johnson and nicknamed Preacher, a barber on Foundry Street, was found unconscious in Lyndon Row near his home from injuries likely caused by blunt instrument or metal object. He regained consciousness and recalled meeting a tall yellow man before losing memory. A pint of whiskey, two beer bottles, meat, watch and coins were found. robbery is not suspected.

K. H. Johnson Carleton Cardelle Foundry Street Lyndon Row Johnson

Governor's Special Train to Richmond for Georgia Veterans

Governor elect Nat E Harris will ride a Southern Railway special train from Macon to Richmond on May 31 for the Georgia division veterans annual reunion. The train will be named The Governor's Special in his honor with Harris a prominent figure at the gathering.

Richmond Southern Atlanta Nat E. Harris Georgia Southern Railway Macon Georgia Division Harris Joseph W. Preston Georgia Veterans Preston Veterans of Georgia

Public-utilities titan Henry L. Doherty rose from poverty to power

The Evening Post chronicles Henry L. Doherty head of the Doherty Operating Company and leader of twenty four gas electric and power concerns. Beginning as a nine year old newspaper seller, he rose to chief engineer at thirty, then president of Madison Gas and Electric and Denver Gas and Electric before forming Henry L. Doherty & Co. and expanding into The Cities Service Corporation. His public relations tactics, patents, and a vast staff illustrate how he built a dominant public utility empire from humble beginnings.

Evening Post New York Thomas A. Edison Theodore N. Vail Alexander C. Humphreys Wilber C. Fiske Henry L. Doherty Athens Railway and Electric Company Mr. Doherty Doherty Operating Company Fom Gas Electric Light Doherty Columbus Columbus Gas Company Gas Company Madison Gas and Electric Company Denver Gas and Electric Company Henry L. Doherty & Co Cities Service Corporation Toledo Toledo Railways & Light Company

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Ohio Mother

Mrs J Boroff of Elida Ohio credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with curing her daughter Ruth’s severe cold and cough two years earlier She recommends the medicine highly and notes its quick relief and cold cure availability from all dealers. The text also mentions Governor elect Harris and rail plans for a Confederate veterans reunion with General Joseph W Preston coordinating travel for Georgia veterans aboard The Governors Special.

Chamberlain

Revival meetings and Torrey committees listed for Hoyt Chapel

Revival meetings are held each night at Hoyt Chapel with Rev C C Jarrell and Rev E L Hill guiding services at 8 p m. The article lists numerous Torrey meeting committees including Finance Personal Workers Chorus Cottage Prayer Ushers and Noonday Prayer leaders for the week with named chairmen and members.

HOYT Torrey Meeting Hoyt Chapel C. C. Jarrell E. L. Hill Mr. Jarrell Torrey Finance A. 8. Parker H. H. Linton A. W. Dozier J. M. Hodgson F. A. Lipscomb Cobb Lampkin S. W. Ussery W. P. Brooks W. T. Forbes Morton Hodgson C. H. Newton G.W. Burney E. C. McEvoy C. W. Crook Maj N. G. Slaughter J. W. Benson M. G. Nicholson G. H. Williamson Joe Poss H. F.rittard I. W. Richardson Capt J. K. Hart T. L. Elrod A. L. Flury J. W. Lynch E. W. Jones B. P. Allen S. J. Cartledge

Genuine Rheuma Prescriptions End Chronic Rheumatism

Rheuma, described as a scientific cure, claims to remove uric acid from blood and aid kidneys. Testimony from Porter Smith of Dobbin, W V, says rapid relief after starting Rheuma. Sold by H R Palmer & Sons and druggists, 50 cents a bottle with money back guarantee.

Porter Smith Dobbin W. Va H. R. Palmer & Sons

Short Horn cattle shipment reaches nine cars along Central Railway

T G Chastain and partners return from Missouri with three more cars of registered Shorthorn cattle for Central Railway lines. Total 250 head cost about 30000 dollars, part of a decade of purchases from Kentucky Missouri and Kansas. Central Agricultural Department backs beef cattle industry with bull awards and breeding programs across the system.

T. G. Chastain Central of Georgia Railway E. J. Willingham Macon B. A. Alford S. Herzfeld Alexander City Ala Missouri Central Railway Chastain Kentucky Kansas Willingham Agricultural Department of the Central Railway

Vinol Tonic Promoted By An 81-Year-Old Patient

A Greenville woman aged 81 testimonials Vinol as the best tonic reconstructor she has used. The cod liver and iron tonic is promoted to aid run down and devitalized conditions and chronic coughs and colds. Palmer & Sons and Athens Georgia druggists distribute.

Greenville S. C M. A. Hutchison A. Nm. Palmer & Sons Athens Georgia

Money for building purposes in Atlanta shows ample funds

Atlanta today sees plentiful money for building and legitimate business as insurance companies and investors loosen up with spring. W. P. Walthall of Forrest and George Adair credits real estate loans for higher returns, noting six percent net versus four percent after middlemen fees in stocks and bonds.

Atlanta W. P. Walthall Forrest George Adair Mr. Walthall

Columbus Georgia Home Coming marks last battle anniversary

Columbus GA prepares a four day event from April 14 to 17 featuring a Historia Pageant on April 16 to honor the last battle of the Civil War. One hundred young ladies and escorts will carry flags of the states and Americas as flags from foreign consuls arrive for permanent display. Moving pictures will be distributed nationwide. The Dixie Pigeon Association hosts a semi annual show. farmers and business leaders meet April 15 with speakers from Washington and the State Agricultural College. Governors are urged to contact former residents and veterans to join the celebration.

John H.jones Fitzgerald Mobile New Orleans Grand Lodge Georgia Odd Fellows and Rebekahs L. Griner A. B. Cook Third National Bank Rebekahs Georgia Ben Hill County Odd Fellows Atlanta Shriners Wm. R. Bowen Exchange National Bank South Georgia Odd Fellows Convention United Confederate Veterans of Georgia Georgia State Baptists Christian Endeavors of Georgia Columbus John M. Slawton Americas Museum of the Historical Society of Columbus United States Dixie Pigeon Association Department of Agriculture Washington State Agricultural College Union Columbus Chamber of Commerce

Dr King's New Life Pills Advertises Liver Health

An old ad extols Dr King s New Life Pills to improve liver function and relieve dizziness constipation biliousness and indigestion. It claims blood cleansing benefits and notes a price of 25 cents at the druggist.

Usig

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