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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
6
Rev. Bishop Kelley will conduct the annual retreat at St Anthony's Roman Catholic church beginning Sunday night at 8 o'clock with daily conferences to follow.
The notice states sessions for thirty minutes each morning on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 o'clock, followed by mass at 9 o'clock. General communion will be on Wednesday, the feast of the Immaculate Conception, at 9 o'clock mass.
The Railroad Young Men's Christian Association announces a Sunday program at 3 40 p m Rev C V Weathers of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Hast Point will deliver the address C and Durham will sing a solo Harry Jones will be the piano accompanist
A raid on Forsyth hotel at Forsyth and Hunter streets led to three women and a bellboy’s arrest. Those detained were Mrs. J. E. Anderson aged 22 Lillian Smith aged 21 Berta Conner aged 25 and Elmer Greenberry the bellboy aged 20. Bail set at 25.75 for the three women and 100.75 for the bellboy.
Theo Shaw 18 of Highland avenue was hurled from a hay wagon when an auto driven by merchant T Calloway struck it on Highland View late last night. Calloway was arrested for drunkenness and reckless driving. bond set at 100. Darlington and Calloway were en route to Galloway’s home with officers Wade and Arnold saying Calloway could not control his vehicle.
In Columbus Georgia on December 3, trusted chamber of commerce collectors called in 12 to 80 prominent business owners to gather delinquent and current dues. The plan split the list among volunteers who visited firms in pairs, aiming to raise three times the needed amount to cover current accounts and salaries.
Little Rock Ark December 3 editors conference to aid Cotton States Bankers association session plan to form Cotton States editorial association. Leaders from trade and agricultural papers and newspapers will gather in New Orleans next Monday and Tuesday to outline policies for resolving southern agricultural industrial and economic issues.
Mrs A W Bacon Jr issues a statement denying blame and defending her husband 3 W Bacon Jr in the Tuesday night shooting involving A W Villard. She attributes the dispute to Villard's jealousy and asserts Bacon's kind treatment of employees and business ties, while noting Villard's threats and alleged revenge.
Obituaries and death notices fill local columns listing Robert T Humphrey and Hansell W Compton along with Maud Humphries Claudia Jones and Mary Giles. Surviving relatives named. funeral arrangements and cremations noted with chapel and cemetery details. Also records infant deaths Katherine Butt and baby Maloof with respective residences.
Paris December 3 Sergeant Georges Carpentier European heavyweight champion boxer now in the French aviation corps has been decorated with the military cross for brilliant and daring reconnaissances in the air. He joined the colors at war’s outbreak and has served on signals, auto courier duties on the firing line, and then in the aviation corps since May last. His last notable ring win was over Gunboat Smith on a foul in London in six rounds on July 15.
New Orleans reports Governor Hall directing district attorney H Marrero Jr and Jefferson parish judges to expedite jail case trials. Following a district judge's martial law related court refusal, Hall orders removal action against Judge Fleury and systemic charges including malfeasance and incompetence.
Ruby Louise, 18 month old daughter of Mrs. V J Alexander, vanished from home after her mother’s hospital return. Temporary custody granted to Mrs. T C Spalding, sister of the mother. Grandfather in Valdosta, notified to produce the child by Monday for a court decision on custody.
Newport News reports British steamer Begonia and American steamer Jonni McCullough damaged in a collision off Thimble Shoal. Begonia at anchor when hit. Begonia's stern torn and Jonni McCullough's bow warped. Both to dock for repairs. Captain Joseph Robertson confirms details.
The funeral of Mrs Mary C Stone who died Thursday will be held today at 11 AM from her home 23 East Fourth Street Rev R E Griben of St Luke's Episcopal Church will officiate Interment follows at Oakland Cemetery She was 88 and lived with her daughter Mare Samuel W Goode She is survived by two grandchildren Mrs Isaac Hardeman and Mrs H E Eagan both of Atlanta.
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