Greek Church officials reach Atlanta for city visit
Meletius of Athens and Alexander of Rodosto arrive in Atlanta Saturday at 12 45 pm by the Southern road. They are met by Greek community leaders at Brookwood station and hosted at the Piedmont Hotel. Sunday mass is planned at St Philip's Cathedral followed by a reception at the Sedmont Hotel. Denton explains remarks about city departments aimed at targeted officials, not all staff, and clarifies his call for a shakeup while praising some officers and the water department manager.
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Meletius
Athens
Greece
Alexander
Rodesto’ U
Holy Synod of
America
Atlanta
Lanta
Brookwood
Piedmont
St Philip's Cathedral
Sedmont
Atian
Homer C. Denton
Eleventh Ward
Kirkwood Avenue
Denton
Water Works Department
Imada
Payne
Zade Smith
Water Department
Mr Smith
Rail pay to railways delayed amid political struggle
Washington officials expect the $1.35 trillion railroad relief payment to be delayed for months as Senate and House opposition grows. President Wilson faces civil disagreement between Republicans and Democrats over the bill, with La Follette calling for witnesses on railroad earnings and critics arguing the plan is flawed. The White House notes grain export rate cuts and government aid as part of the broader effort to aid railroads and boost farm prices amid uncertain congressional action.
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Washington
Senate
Harfling
Watson
Indiana
la Follette
Wisconsin
House
McAdoo
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
William G. McAdoo
Hepublican
Tueney
White House
Chicago
New York
Europe
Sewing and home care tips for machinery and chores
Household guidance on cleaning sewing machines with kerosene or gasoline, oiling and exercising parts, and quick methods to refresh vases globes and lamps. Includes tips for hanging ironing boards, ironing linen, and using lemon, soda, and vinegar for upkeep.
Councilmen War Upon Liquor Dens in Atlanta
City council's police committee moved to revoke licenses for Jack's Place at 22 West Alabama, Wilt Robinson's rooming house at 290% West Fair, and Mark Banks's negro restaurant at 14 Piedmont Avenue after charges of open whisky sales and public disturbance. The measure, urged by Chairman Wardlaw and backed by unanimous vote, cites near beer saloons as criminal liaisons and seeks permanent closure to curb violence and insults to women.
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Atlanta
Harry Saphire
Wardlaw
F. P. Johnson
West Alabama Street
Jack's Place
Bear Saloon
Wilt Robinson
West Fair Street
Mark Banks
Piedmont Avenue
C. E. Battle
Johnson
Jack’s Place
Ward
Squar Deng
Jack
West Alabama
Dass
Hcense
Lear
Dowman Wilkins Printing Co Hosts Grand Opening Barbecue
The Dowman Wilkins Printing Company hosted about two hundred guests at a barbecue in the new plant at 107 Luckie Street to celebrate its formal opening. Employees customers and friends enjoyed roast Georgia pork Brunswick stew punch pickles onions buttermilk Schlitz and jazz from a negro orchestra as the old Forsyth plant at 141 4 North Forsyth is replaced by modern facilities. Dowman and Wilkins are prominent figures in the trade.
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Dowman-Wilkins
Luckie Street
Brunswick
North
Forsyth Street
Luckle Street
Dowman and Wylkins
Pular
Recital Honors Caruso Memory At City Auditorium
A musical program in memory of Enrico Caruso will be held at the City Auditorium Sunday afternoon. Charles A. Sheldon Jr the city organist will perform three of the tenor’s favorites including Celeste Alda Massenet and Agnus Del These will be followed by Nearer My God to Thee and the American and Italian national anthems. Members of the Atlanta Music Festival Association will occupy seats on the platform.
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Enrico Caruso
Will Beld
City Auditorium
Gular
Charles A. Sheldon
Jame
Celeste Alda
Massenet'y Lesy
28Soelation
Seata
Parents Must Get Tickets for Seats for Children
Parents must obtain tickets by today at noon to guarantee seats for nonregistered children in public schools. School department offices on the fourth floor of city hall close at 12 sharp. After today, remaining seats may be scarce and not in the nearest school.
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Partment
City Hall
Piedmont Road Land Sold by Ky Cullough
Real estate transfers reported by Atlanta Title and Trust show a tract on Piedmont road beyond Buckhead purchased by C. J. DeFoor from John M. McCullough and others for 321,556. The 71 Capitol Avenue residence sold by J Silverman to Lee Chestnut for 8,800. A bond for title moved a vacant East Tenth Street lot from Mrs M Princs to Mrs Mildred Noble Weenon.
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Atlanta Title and Trust Company
Piedmont Road
Buckhead
C. J. DeFoor
John M. McCullough
Capitol Avenue
J Silverman
Lee Chestnut
East Tenth Street
Bedford Place
M. Princs
Mildred Noble Weenon
T. O. Clemgold
Nell D. Bryant
East Avenue
I? Ripley Drive
W Branham
Margaret A Merts
Atlanta Boy Scouts to Return Saturday
Atlanta Boy Scouts who attended the Scout summer camp at Camp Friendly near Gainesville Ga will return to Atlanta Saturday afternoon at 430 o clock This last camp period drew several hundred participants announced Roland L Shine assistant scout executive Also T Bennett state superintendent of banking returned Friday from Philadelphia after attending the National Association of Supervisors of State banks annual convention August 2 to 4 The meeting discussed various state banking issues with officials from across the United States
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Atlanta
Camp Friendly
Gainesville
Roland L Shine
T. 4. Bennett
Philadelphia
National Association of Supervisors of State Banks
State Banking Department
United States
Zerbst Named Deputy Warden at Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas August 12 Fred G Zerbst former warden of the federal penitentiary at Atlanta Georgia has been made deputy warden at the federal prison here L J Pletcher present deputy warden is ordered transferred to Atlantic City
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Leavenworth, Kas
Fred G Zerbst
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Waragey
Federal
L. J Pletcher
Atlantic
Food Prices Rise in Thirteen Cities Across June to July
Washington reports an increase in retail prices across thirteen of nineteen cities for the period June 16 to July 15, with Omaha showing a slight decrease of four tenths of 1 percent while others rose from small fractions to about 2 percent. Cities listed include Minneapolis, Buffalo, Indianapolis, Boston, Denver, Springfield, Kansas City, Chicago, Fall River, Louisville, Baltimore, New Orleans, and Philadelphia.
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Washington
Omaha
Neb
Minneapapolis
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Boston
Denver
Springfield
Kansas City
Chicago
Fall River Mass
Louisville
Baltimore
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Salvation Army plans building sale notices listed
Continued from prior page a rundown of real estate transfers shows multiple properties changing hands. Transactions include a 211 North Brokland avenue apartment sale for 18600 dollars from Stam Investment to Maddox, and various lots and houses on Smith Eads Power Ferry Gordon and Love streets with prices from 1500 to 6500 dollars.
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Broreland Avenue
Stam Investment Company
M_ Maddox
10Th Street
J. F. Greenfield
C. R. Williams
Smith and Eads Streets
A. Taylor
S P. Smith
Cleland Avenue
C. D. Jennings
C. L. DeFoor
Powers’ Ferry Road
J D. Jennings
S Gordon
Atlanta Banking & Savings Company
J. M Jennings
S. Gordon
HB. Blaser
M. K. Denton
Tupelo Etreat
Boykin Cleared After Jury Probe
The grand jury found no violation by Solicitor-General Boykin in bond forfeitures or late financial reports. Special prosecutor Hooper concluded no intent to hide figures. the court praised Hooper while Chambers announced no further actions.
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Limake
Boykin
Bes Griffin
Afcore
Solicitor-General
Georgia
Solicitor General
Chambera
Chambers
Grand Jury
Hooner
Rosai
Court House
Mr. Chambers
Hooper
Humphries
Aldine Chambers
Heq
John A. Goukhi
Atlanta
Nt ‘Rece
Fta
Cobb
The Letter Box Fashion Tips and Tricks
The Letter Box offers quick wardrobe and home tips from readers across Georgia. Mrs H in Atlanta suggests white net waist detailing to protect necklines on dark cotton voile dresses. Mrs H in Macon urges heavy canvas awning material for porch curtains. Miss H L T in Atlanta notes an ash dressed envelope reveals patterns for new long waisted dresses.
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F.G. H
Macon
Atlanta
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J. E. Burk
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Joseph E. Brown Company
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J. L. Woolbright
Evans Street
W. F. Johnson
RK. C. Sloan
Oro
Clifton’ S Avenus
Holbrook
N. Moreland Avenue
WIN
Salvation Army
Braun
Army
Brown-Beasvy Company
F W. Wills
Wills
France
Pasoling Ag
Jessup & Antrim
Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream CO
Thos, H. Pitts
Thos. H. Pitts Co
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Rogers’ Stores
Dove Brand
Capital City
Kingan’s
Rogers
THE
Cudahy Packing Company
Teo
heTaste
Pha
Owman-Wilkins Rinting Company
Caruso
KY Cullough
Atlanta Boy Scouts
Zerbst
Leavenworth
First Parc
Daniel Bros.Company
Hart Schaffner
Hoffuy
Anguse
Richmond
Ernballwan
SO A
Poe
Marietta
Women’s Dept
Grover
Oath Head
Petey Nas
Lexington Upright
HOWARD UPRGHT _ CHICKERING
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Piano CompAny
North Broad Street
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