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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1914

Page

9

Senate revolt over patronage tests Wilson at odds with Dems

President Wilson faces a Democratic Senate revolt over cabinet recommended nominations. The chamber asserts its constitutional right to advise and consent, vowing to block nominations not preapproved. The crisis echoes Garfield Conklin Platt tensions and may threaten administration bills and party unity. Georgia figures Hoke Smith Hardwick approve postmasters Bennett and Perry in Tifton and Camilla.

Bers Senate John R. Lynn New York Rochester Martin New Jersey Reed Missouri Garfield Reneoe Conklin Thomas C. Platt United Party Wilson Frank Fark Hoke Smith W. H. Bennett Tifton Hardwick T. B. Perry Camilla Bennett Georgia

Kress Stores: Christmas Goods And Gift Wrap Supplies

Kress Stores offers seals tags stickers tissue paper holly boxes holly ribbon Christmas postcards gold and silver cord and related items at popular prices. Same values and service in every store.

Alcohol Prices and Containers Announced

A notice lists Wood Alcohol at 73 cents per gallon and Denatured Alcohol at 50 cents per gallon, with one gallon containers offered as extras.

A. M. E. Pastors Named In Georgia Conference

The Augusta annual conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church closes its seventh session with 1,037 ministers and 160,090 members in Georgia. Bishop Joseph Simeon Flipper presided, aided by Bishop Henry M. Turner. Reports show progress in Negro church work amid cotton prices. Assignments cover Augusta, Dublin, Sandersville, Swainsboro, and more across districts. An Alabama conference opens in Hartsboro with 250 delegates, Bishop Jones presiding.

Sandersville Augusta African Methodist Episcopal Church Georgia Joseph Simeon Flipper Henry M. Turner Nova Scotia Michigan W. D. Johnson W. A Fountain J. A. Hadhey P. G Simmons C. A. Wingfield L. H. Smith R. M. King Flipper Alabama Hartsboro Ala East Alabama The Joshua H. Jones Wilberforce Ohio J. 8. Fupper Atlanta

Office of Charities Besieged by the Poor

Hungry, frost bitten crowds pressed the Associated Charities and city warden on Tuesday seeking aid. The warden reported about $2,500 overdrawn with only a $500 assistant and volunteers to help. the charities did what they could to relieve the crisis amid the cold.

Associated Charities

Georgia's Share of Cotton Pool Ready Next Week

Georgia's share of the Wade cotton loan pool totaling 20 million dollars will be available for lending starting the first of next week. Frank Hawking, chairman of the state committee, received a telegram Tuesday from Robert Maddox in Washington, conferring with the central committee.

Georgia Wade Cotton Loan Frank Hawking State Committee Robert ¥. Maddox Washington Central Committee

Georgia Railway & Power seeks street car service changes

The Georgia Railway and Power Company asks the state railroad commission for permission to alter street car timings on the Ponce Central line from ten to twelve minutes during rush hours and extend service to the Howell Mill corridor. It also plans to discontinue the Terippe and Hayes tripper services and replace the main Decatur line with a transfer option after 6 PM, while reducing Marietta and Decatur street services accordingly and shifting through Pecatuy service to after hours.

Georgia Railway &Power Company Railroyd. ‘Commission For Its Pica- Promt Howsell Mill Marietta Decatur Streets Lner Terippe Op

MT Zion Royal Arch Elects New Officers

The Mt Zion Royal Arch elected the officers for the succeeding year at its annual convocation. Unions for school teachers in Columbus, Ohio are mentioned as part of the context. The Ohio supreme court declined to review a lower court decision regarding teachers unions.

MT. Zion Royal Arch Columbus Ohio Ohio Supreme Court Zion Royal Arch

Dresa Catches Fire in Georgia Home

Mrs Mabel Pankston of Dresa, Georgia, was seriously burned yesterday when her dress ignited after standing with her back to an open fireplace. Relatives helped extinguish the flames after she detected the trouble.

Dresa Name Mabel Pankston

Mother's Gift Spectacles in Solid Gold Case

A pair of solid gold spectacles offered in one presentation case. Lenses fitted after the holidays at no extra charge. By A. K. Hawkes Co. Opticians, 14 Whitehall. Ad.

A. KE. Hawkes Co. Opticians Whitehall Ady

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