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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1913
Page
14
Milwaukee guest Mary Scott visits Barmera relatives on Juniper street while many locals plan trips to New York, Florida, and Pensacola. Residents register returns from Florida and Alabama. bridge clubs and luncheons mark gatherings as Atlanta sees friends visiting from Cleveland, Providence, and Nashville.
An anonymous tows letter praises Cardus, calling it a God send after eight years of illness. The writer describes a greenish yellow complexion, loss of appetite, and misery, saying half a bottle of Cardul restored vigor and cheer. The note invites readers to request the Chattanooga Ladies’ Advisory Dept for a 64 page home treatment book.
Health board discussed the proposed plumbing ordinance strengthened to create a city plumbing inspector. The measure, drawn by Patrick representing plumbers, would require licenses to operate. District tensions arose as action was deferred for a stronger draft amid remarks on public protection. Sanitary Chief Jentzen received a leave of absence while the board hosted a banquet with Mayor Woodward in attendance.
Pieter, long associated with Eiseman Rrous Incorporated, resigns to take the men’s furnishings buyer post at the Parks Chambers Hardwick company. He will also manage advertising and publicity, bringing years of experience to the role and joining the Ad Men’s club networks.
Fulton county officials weigh a 2000 dollar pledge to complete a 14600 dollar fund for sending the Fifth Regiment to Washington for the inauguration. A merchant drive continues next Tuesday as chamber of commerce groups report on progress. Meanwhile a push for The Constitution's English Dictionary highlights immigrant interest in language aid and integration. Letters from G T James praise the dictionary and the offer.
Lawrenceville Ga January 31 Special Judge KF Juhan died at his home after a year long illness He was a veteran of Cobb's Legion and long a Western circuit reading lawyer He served as city court judge and mayor at Lawrenceville Survived by several children and siblings funeral planned with burial beside his wife.
Raymond Daniel, staff writer for a Atlanta daily, will speak Sunday at 8:30 PM at the Railroad Y M C A rooms 314 West Alabama street. His topic is The Service of Little Things. J Wardell will sing, promising an attractive program for attendees.
Mrs. Livingston Mims’s body arrives Sunday in Atlanta to be taken to Analey Park residence for a 3 p.m. service. The burial will follow at West View Cemetery beside her husband. Pallbearers include C G A Smith and John T Holleman. honorary escort named. Mrs. Mims leaves step grandson Livingston Mims Thompson of Louisville and relatives Bertha Noble Pope, Dr John Pope, Mittie Johnson among others.
In a Superior Court case Harris of Alte Avenue faced_tailors Cantrell and Mokuga over an $85 bill for three suits. Harris paraded in and out of garments as jurors weighed fit. Jury ruled one coat improper but two suits acceptable, ordering Harris to pay $68 and return the ill fitting coat.
In Cordele Georgia January 31 special plaintiffs J As Lassater and Miss Julia Lassater sue Read Phosphate company over $6000 in damages claiming fertilizer plant emissions render land unsalable and kill vegetation and harm residents. Neighbor W Rutland seeks $404 for crop losses from acid fumes near the plant.
In Griffin Georgia on January 31 special report William Jones a leading Spalding county farmer was found not guilty of murdering Charley Roberts a Black man. Roberts was killed last April when Jones and others went to arrest his son over a labor contract as Roberts fired on the group seriously wounding Cicero Patton. The defense argued self defense.
New York January 1 hotel waiters strike ended after a meeting of the cottery organizations. The motion announced the end of the walkout and directed workers to return to duties as negotiations continue.
CW McClure head of 10 cent stores says industrial centers in the north show rising social unrest. After two weeks touring the region he cites Rabbi Levy of Pittsburgh whose Social Unrest address stirred crowds in Cincinnati. McClure notes southern calm but warns of a trend toward socialism or progressivism among the masses.
The annual meeting of the Atlantic coast circuit of the Associated Press was held in Savannah Georgia with seven newspapers represented. Gregory of The Savannah Morning News and John W. Hammond of The Augusta Chronicle were re elected chairman and secretary. It was decided to hold two meetings yearly, in April and November, with Columbia South Carolina chosen for the November gathering. After a Grand Prize automobile course tour, attendees were treated to a Thunderbolt dinner hosted by the Savannah papers. Attendees included George H. Long Macon Telegraph Robert J. Small Atlanta Clarence G. Marshall Atlanta Thomas R. Waring Charleston Post Willa M. Ball Jacksonville Times Union J F R Carter Jacksonville Metropolis John W. Hammond Augusta Chronicle GA Gregory Tom Akers Savannah Morning News P A Stovall W Sutlive Savannah Press. The meeting closed today.
Dr John H. White of Second Baptist preaches a large audience and announces a February double sermon series for morning and evening services on Practical Religion for Impractical Church Members. Topics include What God Hath Joined Together Inside of the Cup Robber and the Steward Soul by Last Four Fools in the Bible and Tip-to-Date One Said There Was No God No Life Beyond the Grave Prod His Soul on Corn and Hehold I Have Played the
Charleston West Virginia January 31 By a unanimous vote the West Virginia legislature ratified the income tax amendment to the federal constitution Governor Glasscock favors the measure One more state is needed to complete ratification making the amendment constitutional
William Rockefeller remains on Jekyl Island with health improving. Chairman Juo and Attorney Untermeyer of the nones trust committee plan to visit him February 6, with Rockefeller staying until after their visit. He spends much time on the island golf course.
J. J. Webb a farmer from Alpha ret ta Milton county filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with Deputy Clerk Fred Beers. The schedule lists assets of 60 725 including 56 990 in real estate and liabilities of 49 413 with secured claims of 83 000 and other notes totaling 12 BOR. Luther K. Webb of the same locality filed a separate voluntary petition showing 2 431 in liabilities and 3 075 in assets.
Fragmentary text appears to reference iBooks and Carnegie with unclear context. No readable event or facts emerge to summarize into a coherent item.
The catalog offers forty Kimball pianos in Mahogany Circassian Walnut French Walnut Mission Oak and Rosewood. Prices range from 195 to 440 dollars.
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