Cancer and cooking methods dominate Mayo remarks at AMA meet
At the New York AMA opening Dr. William J. Mayo links stomach cancer prevalence to cooking and meat consumption, noting one third of cancer cases in civilized people occur in the stomach. He cites betel nut irritation in India and cancer types among chimney sweeps and sailors, as others discuss appendectomy ethics and surgical philosophy ahead of the International Congress of Surgeons. Fifty foreign delegates arrive for the preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William J. Mayo
American Surgery Association
Mayo
Rochester
India
James BE. Moore
Minneapolis
A. G Gerster
George W. Crile
Cleveland
Ohio
Gerster
International Congress of Surgeons
Mondigy
United States
Women blamed for drift to the land at southern education conf
At the Conference for Education in the South in Louisville Mrs Mabel C Williams of Shelby County Tennessee told the general session that the drift to the country and the slogan back to the land are aimed at women. She urged modernizing farm wives lives with time saving devices and more outside amusements to stop unrest in agricultural communities. Mrs B B Munford of Richmond presided as rural credit discussions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Mabel c. Williams
Shelby County
Tennessee
Lfe
Misa Witams
Wiliams
King Farm
Bb, Munford
Richmond
V‘a
Seeton
Gasoline Costs Rise as Alcohol Fuel Debate Opens
Cincinnati delegates at the American Chemical Society convention heard Professor Benjamin T. Brooks forecast gasoline near forty cents a gallon and alcohol as a competing fuel. He cited U S production at twenty five million barrels versus demand by cars and cleaners, noting replacing this with 98 percent corn alcohol would need 000,000 bushels. A separate paper by Dr Edward Gudeman on inhaling sulphurous acid fumes in early TB treatment sparked discussion as the convention concluded tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Chemical Society
Benjamin T. Brooks
Bureau of Mines
Washington, D.C
Brooka
America
Vattous Industries
Edward Gudeman
Chicago
Gudeman
Tomight
Times Dispatch Sold in Richmond Move to Bryan Interests
The Times Dispatch Publishing Company filed articles with the state corporation commission this afternoon announcing sale to Bryan interests. Jules Breuchard of New York named president while James C. Winston and Thomas S. Winston of Richmond serve as vice president and secretary treasurer respectively. Capital stock listed at 100,500 with option to increase to 690,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Times Dispatch, Publishing Company
Bryan
State Corporation Commission
Jules Breuchard
New York
James C. Winston
Thomas S. Winston
Areck
Y W C A Worker to wed in Atlanta from New Orleans
Miss Helen Tracy, seventh month as YWCA secretary, leaves Atlanta after marrying Chester T. Stone. She arrived from California, led Atlanta YWCA to prominence, and will resign May 1 to make Monroe, Louisiana home. Tracy, a Leland Stanford graduate, anticipates married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Helen Tracy
Young Women's Christian Association
Atlanta
Chester T. Stone
Tracy
California
Miss Tracy
Monroe
la Nnte
Organize Chapter of Red Cross Here in Atlanta
The Atlanta chapter of the American Red Cross was organized at the Piedmont hotel under Charles Jenkinson. Officers elected: Hugh M. Willett chairman Mrs. Dr Fred Hodgson first vice chairman Mrs. Dr Stephen Barnett second vice chairman Dr W Reagan secretary and H W Davis treasurer. The executive committee includes Mrs A S Tupman Brw Samuel Lampkin Rev Pighara Flynn Joseph C Bogan Reagan R J Guino Hugh Reichlner and Victor Kriegshaber. Jenkinson spoke on Red Cross work worldwide. The executive committee will meet Saturday at 3 pm at the Piedmont hotel to plan active work for the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
The
American National Red Cross
Piedmont Hotel
Charles Jenkinson
Hugh M. Willett
Fred Hodgson
Stephen Barnett
W . Reagan
H.W. Davis
A. S.tupman
Brw
Samuel Lampkin
Pighara O- Flynn
Joseph C. Bogan
Reagan
R. J. Guino
Hugh Rechlner
Victor Kriexshaber
Jenkinson
Red Cross
Piedmont
Irish Girl Declared Divine by Followers in Mount Airy
Followers from north Georgia gather at a large tent near the Baptist church in Mount Airy to worship a flaxen haired Irish girl they deem superhuman. They hold three daily services, condemn tobacco, and practice fasting while attempting to separate families and dedicate lives to the new belief as prophecy of end times envelops the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
North Georgia
Sudden Death Comes to Langhorne Beauty
New York April 9 Mrs T Moncure Perkins famed Langhorne beauty died suddenly at her sister Mrs Charles Dana Gibson’s home in New York City apoplexy struck tonight and she died three hours later. She was 47 and survived by three children. Her husband died two weeks ago in Richmond. The body will be taken to Richmond tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. Moncure Perkins
Charles Dana Gibson
Perkins
Richmond
Virginia
Paul Phipps
D. Langhorne Perkins
May
Alice
Nannie Langhorna Shaw
Waldorf Astor
Bunting and Flags Decorate City Hall for Shriner Week
Atlanta city hall will be festooned with bunting and flags for Shriner Week. A plan to expand the decorations was scaled back after the finance committee could not approve $1,200 and only $200 was appropriated following a council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Aldermanic Board
W. G. Humphrey
Forsyth Promises Big Entertainment With Persian Garden Cast
The Forsyth theater presents A Persian Garden next week with Louis Simon leading a 14 member cast in a musical comedy. Lilian Beardman Fred Lyon and Jimmy Barrywall also star alongside Stuart Barnes. Four remaining performances are near capacity, with Verigraph viewers offering a lorgnettes illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Nest
St the Forsyth Ie
Louis Simon
Lilian Beardman
Fred Lyon
Sod Ira
Jimmy Barrywall
Driven From Home at Marsolin Street Theater
The cordial reception given Monday 2c the understates echo of successive performances at Marsolin Street Theater. Audiences patronize the popular venue and applaud the clever work. Cast members Eddie Black Edwin Vail Walter van Dyke R O H Turner Marie Claire Allen De Lane Annie Brandt have made friends during the week and the play may be a success of the Eddie Black engagement in Santa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsolin Street
Eddie Black
Edwin Vail
Walter van Dyke
R. O H. Turner
Marie Claire
Allen de- Lane
Annie Brandt
Manny
Bog
Santa
Mayo Campaign Praise Marks Sheriff Hopeful Rally
Captain W. M. Mayo, with seventeen years in the police department, received strong praise at an overflowing gathering at 197 Bellwood avenue as he outlined his platform. Speakers included George Garner and Roy Dorsey who urged Mayo’s candidacy while alleging issues in Fulton County Jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Mayo
Bellwood Avenue
Mayo
Police Department
George Garner
Board of Police Commissioners
Garner
Roy Dorses
J. W. Whittaker
Irvin McGhen
G. H. Cornwell
Board of Commissioners
Dorsey
Fulton County
Sher
Sheriff Mangum
Msan- Bum
Mortuary notices and obituaries in Atlanta area
A string of death notices and funeral details from Atlanta and nearby areas reports Mrs. A. Owings dies at 54, survived by four children and several siblings. funeral at 3 PM April 9 at her daughter’s home. The Stakely and Tinsley families share notices, with small children and other relatives named. Arthur L Reese funeral held in Rome after residing in Birmingham. Keep to neutral facts and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Owings
J. B. Roseberry
East Georgia Avenue
J. R. Roseberry
Rs. Deal Few
Columbus
Howard
Arthur Owings
J. D. Fagan
Cobb County
Charles Benner
Macon
J. L. Lottis
M.C. Oshealy
W. C. Horton
O Brien Child Dies After Stroke at Home
E S O Brien aged 3 years died last night at 11 from dialysis at his home 23 Whiteford avenue he is survived by three sons J W and HG OBrien and three daughters Mrs J Hubert and Misses CG DL and G OBrien funeral arrangements to be announced Mrs Thaddeus Duvall Coosa Rome Ga April 2 Special Mrs Thaddeus Buvell one of Floyd counties oldest women died yesterday at 88 at her Coosa Ga home funeral held this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moward Stakely
South Carolina
Atlanta
A. C. Hempery
College Park
Jo. Stakely
Mig Sallie Stakely
W T and
H. C Stakely
Edwin N. Tinsley
F. C. Tinsley
Besttie Avenue
F.C
O'Brien
Whiteford Avenue
J. W
HG. O'Brien
J. Hubert
CG DL
G. O'Brien
Thaddeus Duvall
Coosa
Rome
Thaddeus Buvell
Floyd County
Coos
Funeral for infant son of Mr and Mrs McBride
The funeral of B. 5. McBride Jr the infant son of Mr and Mrs B S McBride was held Thursday morning at the chapel of A. 0. and Roy Donehoo. Interment was in Centerhill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. 5. McBride, Jr
B.'S
McBride
A. 0
Roy Donehoo
Centerhill Cemetery
Flag to be returned to Ohio regiment
Confederate veterans in Sehon Alabama plan May reunion exercises to return the battle flag of the Seventy sixth Ohio Regiment. The flag, captured by General Hardee's corps, was pledged by Hardee’s daughters living in France and will be accepted by the Governors of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehon
Ala
Jacksonville
Sarcastic Telegram for President Wilson from Norfolk Official
Norfolk, April 3 1919. B Gray Tunstall Norfolk treasurer sent a sarcastic telegram to President Wilson asking if the Virginia governor could use the militia to halt a race in Norfolk County and requesting the Atlantic squadron bombardment be warned before it begins. The message ends with a note of democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Gray
Elty
Wilson
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Norfolk County
Fort Monroe
B. Gray Tunstall
Lovett Resigns as Director of Baltimore and Ohio
New York April reports Lovett chairman of Union Pacific has resigned as director of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. W Averill Harriman, son of the late E H Harriman, elected to succeed him. Associates of Judge Lovett, returning from the Orient, say retirement due in part to his Erie railroad interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roberts
Contest offers free awards for Georgia readers
Prize plan invites any Georgia territory resident to compete for votes cast during a limited contest period. No cost to nominate or participate, with free voting coupons and substantial prizes for top vote-getters including touring cars and pianos. Subscriptions yield cash prizes for those not winning top awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Prines
Psesenger
Ludden & Bates
Apf
Gant
Sun
Jars
Peach crop fate hangs in balance in Americus area
Growers fear the cold will hurt 300000 peach trees in a five mile radius of Americus. Trees were unprotected as a sudden cold wave hit, with 40 degrees F feeling briefly milder due to a brisk wind. Tonight's deeper chill threatens both orchards and cotton fields, with potential widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Steamer Crowell Sinks Bark Orellan Killing Three
Newport News reports the Norwegian bark Orellan was rammed and sunk off Barnegat New Jersey last night. The American steamer Peter H Crowell rescued eleven survivors including the wife of the first mate. the captain of the Orellan died aboard. Two sailors perished with the bark. Captain Johannsen died later, possibly from heart failure after the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Barnegat
N. J
Peter H. Crowell
Boston
Crowell
Wall
Consul Richardson
Vail
Ark
Johannsen
Johansen
Growell
Vali
Atlanta Auction Promises New Sale Of Valued Subdivision Lots
Forty lots in Farrinet grossed 61 in an auction held by Foster & Robson with J W Ferguson & Son as auctioneers. The sale attracted a small crowd due to Gad weather. Management announced another sale soon to auction remaining thirty valuable lots fronting on Bill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrinet
Foster & Robson
Farrington
HI Streets
J. W. Ferguson & Son
William M. McKenzie Funeral in West View
The funeral of William M. McKenzie of Atlinton, who died after a long illness, was held Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at his Brookwood residence. Ret. H. M. DuBose conducted the service and interment followed in West View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. McKenzie
Atlinton
Brookwood
H. M. DuBose
West View Cemetery
Bond Election for Grady Hospital Up For Vote in Atlanta
Notice to Atlanta voters announces a bond issue of 8750,000 to fund rebuilding and extensions to Grady Hospital with modern fixtures and land purchases. Voters will vote in May 1914 with a two thirds majority required, tax levies to pay interest and principal through 1943. Registration books open at 44 East Hunter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital
Georgia
Fulton
Atlanta
Govarsh Gounall
Maid City
Almiléa
Honda
United States of America
Fulton County
Tate
General Courdell
Atlant
Enid
Whewlaa
I. G. Woodward
Walter G Tatlol
City of
Bankruptcy Sale of Southern Combing Gin Plant and Town Lots
RD will be sold as House, Gaay and Ist4, the plant of the Southern Combing Gin Company, three reinforced concrete buildings, two stories, complete gin manufacturing outfit, ginnery equipped plant, ready for operation. Also 38 town lots adjoining plant in Ross ile, Ga, 4 miles from Chattanooga, Tennessee. Fina opportunity for investment. All property in excellent condition. Address communications to T. Mcacl and, Trustee, Seville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwern Combing Gin Company
Rossile
Chattanooga
Tenn
Truateonseville
Bids Wanted for Government Garnbage Covering 1944 DC
Bids will be received in Room 603 District Building Washington for furnishing the District government with granite garble during the local year 1944 May 1 deadline. Specifications obtainable from the purchasing officer D G Room 310 District building. Commissioners Oliver E Newman Broderick Siddons Chester Bording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
Washington
District
Hidgelock P.m
Anatarea
Lost and Found Ad Advertises Found Articles and Law
Georgia decisions note that a finder with means to identify the rightful owner may be liable for larceny if keeping found goods for personal use. A finder is legally obliged to return property to the rightful owner and may be reimbursed for caring for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Railroad Schedules for Louisville and Nashville Lines
Schedule fragment shows routes from Louisville and Nashville rail lines with departures and arrivals to Chicago, Cincinnati, Knoxville, and auxiliary Blue Bridge and Cartersville connections. Times include 1:36 am for Knoxville via Blue Ridge, 7:12 am for Knoxville via Cartersville, 5:10 pm and 5:05 am accommodations, plus several unnamed through services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Chicago
Northwest
Cincinnati
Louisville
Knoxville
Knoxvilla
Cartersville
Blue Bridge
Peaboard Air Line Railway
New York
Norfolk
Monroe
Leabbe's
Mempuis
Norrell
Er York
Memphis
Abbe
Norra
City Ticket Office
Peschtres Rt. Western and Atlantic Railroad
Nashville
Nashyville
Rome
PHRENOLOGIST READINGS AND FLY SCREENS FEATURED ADS
A cluttered column shows Mme Boswhid offering palmistry and future life readings at 32 Auburn Ave with a one week special. Separate ads promote Price and Thomas fly screens, Mrs Stewart maternity wear, and various crafts, services, and real estate sales postings. Includes health and beauty ads, barber training, and solicitation for sales agents and tradespeople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Boswhid
England
Ely
Price & Thomas
Price & Thoma
Pryor
Ivy
Wothers
Stewart
Gus Woodlawn
Mempiba Tenn Matheniti
Morris & Thoma
BEM Co
Auanta
F. Box
Atlanta
THE
Allie Gallaber
Price & Thoms
G. N. Pryor
L. Haslett
Capitolavu
China
Whitehall Strant
Help Wanted and Miscellany Listings in Atlanta
Help wanted notices and assorted advertisements printed in the Atlanta area list male and female employment, sales, and service opportunities. Entries mention agents required no experience, pay ranges from weekly to monthly, and positions in upholstering, clerical work, millinery, and domestic service, with locations around Atlanta and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drewamaking
Cemetery Lota
Deak
OfScenoh
Help Wanted
Ray Help
Momey
Munley
Wincella
Georgia
Adamta
Jeare Ansley Hotel
City
James Doralit & Sons Co
Haverford Ave
Philadelphia
Portrats al
Wee
Georgia Art Supply Company
Whitehall Street
Atlanta
Jnatron
Sipervisora
Tle
Lane
Carnegie
Nure
Minn Bell
Eli
Ivy Exchange
Auburn Avenue
Atlania
Mies Sparkwan
Whitehall
Whithhill ST
Nurs
Perean
Peachtrea Street
Cali
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Miss Williams
Brooks
Times-Dispatch
Hugh M Willett
Langhorne
Keith Vaudeville
Che
Captain Mayo
Sheriff's Office
J. A. Owings
Howard Stakely
W. W. McKinney
A. O
Roy Donchoo
South Humphrey Street
A. L. Reese
Arthur L. Reese
J. Walter Reese
Flo
Birmingham
E. S. O. Brien
McBride, Jr
Wison
William M. M’kenzie
West View
Atlantic
Brunswick
Waycross
Thomasville
Boanoks
Cordelia
Branswick
Thomesville
Atlante
West Pointallroad
Montgomy
Scoten Collfe
Monte’y
Clark
West Pe
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah
Jalbany
Albany
Valdostag
Southern Railway
Gure
Columbia
B'ham
Jack’ Ville
Jackville
Toccon
Chetta'rs
Heflin
Amy Se
Vanley
Ft. Valley
Brham
Charlotte
Chatta
Tocena
Eronawke
Vattey
Valtey
Jack'ville
Heath
Chatta Ga
Joeville
Augusta
Union
Auguste
Belle Isle
PW Brewster
Ruert Howell
Hugh B. Dorsey
Arthur Hayman
Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Kiser
Forsyth
Palmistry
la’ Voux
Citizens' Bank
Halt Point
Southern Suit & Skirt Co
G. C. Brapalng
Harber College
East Mitchell
Moler Barber College
Luckigst
Ara Conatties
Ginney
Marion
3. C
Chotec Atanta
State OF Georgia
Dolar
Commission Basia
RH. Jones
Third National Bank Building
Corumismon
Western Union
Murray Hall
Dekalbave
North Kirkwood
Dante
Balmsman
Alabama
Bunkie Company
Kenton
Chy
Pell
Singer Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Machine Company
South Carolna
Acadog
Fie I. Epstein & Bra Co
Tao Monk
Hudgins Co
Asel
Walton Building
Five Pointe
North Side
Euipire
Tessler
Healy
Reever- Glide Aruity Co
Kocal Man
Boston Shoe Co
W. Mitchell Street
Candler Puiding
Irust
Jmore
Expire Later Co
Candler
Mike Tore Jones
Droughon
Droughon's
Carmiogus
H. Todd
Ansley Hotel
CWO
Lasile Alr Co
Niagara Fall
Rew York
Knights of the Girdle
McLendon
Baker
Milne Chair Co
P.O. Bor
John D. Miller
Bad Hunter St
Luckie St
Randolph & Co
Washington, DC
Feaialin Institute
Deal School of
Arsat
Hemework
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