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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1914

Page

8

Behind Pen Walls Christmas Spirit Takes Hold

Detroit mid December 15. A convict writes to the Good Fellow Editor detailing the Christmas spirit behind prison walls. He says society deems him bad yet he shares 15 cents a day he earned honestly to help children in need, including his own two daughters, hoping to bring some gladness this season. He signs ONMATE 9756 Michigan State Prison Jackson Mich. Richmond Bank Lowers Rates. Richmond Va December 15 The Richmond federal reserve bank lowers rediscount rates to align with Atlanta authority.

Detroit Michigan State Prise Jackson, Mich Richmond Bank Richmond Richmond Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta

Views of Wilson on Race Question

Washington reports President Wilson outlining his attitude toward the negro to a southern race questions commission. He stressed understanding the needs of the negro and sympathetic help for mutual good, as the group studies economic, hygienic, civic and moral aspects of race relations with a goal of inclusion and cooperative progress.

Washington Wilson University Commission On Southern C. H. Brough University of Arkansas Brough South Anna P. Jeames Tacos United States

Rotarians mull Sunday movie plan amid city worries

Atlanta Rotarians consider funding a Sunday film showing in Grant Park with city support while Atlanta censor Percy warns it could reopen the Sunday mov ing pictures issue. Auditorium head Frederick J Paxon supports the idea and the board backs the plan as a boost to Sunday amusements. The group also backs a back to the farm public affairs effort to send unemployed rural workers back to the countryside through ads and coordinated contacts.

Grant Park Percy Atlanta Board of Moving Picture Censorship Rotarians Atlanta Frederick J. Paxon Winecoff

No Christmas Money for Alabama Teachers

Birmingham December 15. County school teachers in Alabama face unpaid November salaries as the state treasury remains strained. Checks dated December 5 were not paid due to tax delays, with funds likely held until after January 1 unless merchants or banks cash them earlier.

Birmingham Als Alabama

Banquet Planned for Southern Agriculture Commissioners in Atlanta

Georgia and southern states prepare for an Atlanta conference with eight to ten agriculture commissioners arriving Thursday. The event includes a Georgia products dinner at the Winecoff, chaired by Charles J. Haden, with attendance by officials from Louisiana, North Carolina, Virginia, Mississippi, Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky, South Carolina, Alabama, and Florida delayed. The group tours Athens Friday before a Georgian Hotel banquet and concludes by Saturday morning.

Winecoff Commissioners of Agriculture J. D. Price Charles J. Haden Georgia Chamber of Commerce Price Atlanta Georgia Texas North Carolina Agricultural Commissioners of the South E. O. Burner Louisiana W. A. Graham G. W. Koiner Virginia H. E. Blakeslee Mississippi Ed. R. Kones T. Peak Tennessee J. W. Newman Kentucky H. J.watson South Carolina R. F. Cobb Alabama W. A. McRae Florida J. H. Page Arkansas Athens Athens Chamber of Commerce Georgia College of Agriculture Georgian Ken

Attitude of Britain on Search of Ships

Washington reports Sir Ell Spring-Rice urged the United States to forego searching vessels from American ports if shipmasters provide assurances to British consuls at departure ports that cargoes are neutral. If not, cargo ships may face standard warfare rules and be searched on seas or at British ports. Britain and France jointly discussed reducing vexatious interference with commerce and confirming non contraband status of American cotton.

Washington Ell Spring-Rice State Department Bryan Cone Johnson France Great Britain Edward Grey London High Seas

Administration wins on ship purchase bill skirmish

Washington from December 15 and administration leaders won the first skirmish on the ship purchase bill by blocking public hearings in the senate commerce committee. Democrats predicted the measure backed by President Wilson would be reported favorably to the senate before the holiday recess.

Washington Senate Commerce Committee Wilson

Novel Boudoir Accessories Describe Underwear Beauties

A classified style notice highlights muslin underwear with unusually pretty boudoir caps and camisoles. It advertises gift umbrellas from two dollars and fifty cents upward, with plain natural wood handles for men and silver, gold, and jewel handles for women.

Winter Fashion Notes From a Local Store Window

The piece highlights women sweaters and upcoming spring styles with silks chiffons and lingerie. Chamberlain Johnson Du Bois Co is praised as best for kid gloves and a broad Christmas display in Atlanta features brocaded silk covers and quadruple plated flower vases priced at 4.50.

Chamberlain-Johnson-DuBois Co Atlanta

Bargain Linens and Silver Goods in Marked-Down Sale

The store advertises silk hose at $1.00 for women in full colors and a table of linen pieces including centers scarfs and mats reduced by one third to one half due to slight soiling. Men are offered heavy silver pencils at $1.00 and sterling doring at $4.50 along with vanities mesh bags and card cases.

New Sats Gene Comics Sets and Fashion Accessories

The article notes Sats Gene Comics sets with evening wear brilliants priced from $2.50 to $21.00. Cameos of shell and coral appear as pendants and brooches from $3.50 upward. Soft pleated balloon leather bags sell from $2.50 to $15.00 and numerous Christmas table favors and novel ties are offered.

Sats Gene

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