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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1915

Page

4

Bargain 50c Bungalow Aprons Cut to 39c Each

900 Regular 50c Bungalow Aprons offered at 39c with sturdy percale full length and cut. Buttons in back with pearl buttons, striped and checked designs on white grounds. Neck arm and pocket tape trimmed. Regular price 50c, sale price 39c, limited stock.

Raglan Washingham Paul Jones

Senate Filibuster Rages Through Night Over Ship Bill

The Senate waged a long all-night clash over the ship bill and related measures. Senators Norris La Follette and Kenyon sided with the administration on key votes, while Reed and Brandegee clashed over arrest orders for absentees. President Wilson remained hopeful the bill would pass, as discussions floated a plan linking Weeks and ship purchase amendments to force a decisive vote.

Clarke Arkansas Senate Norrie Norris la Follette Kenyon O’gorman Hitchcock Wilson House Senator Weeks New York South American White House Reed McCumber Fletcher Bankhead Borah Burton Camden Catron Goff Hardwick Lodge Oliver Root Sterling Sutherland Vardaman Weeks Galliger Ciurshall Brandegee North Dakota

Two High Schools Win Prep Battles

Boys' High defeated Peacock 40 to 14 on Peacock court securing their second win this season while Tech High beat Donald Fraser 62 to 21 to move within reach of the league leaders. Tech High led 20 to 9 at halftime with Czintz Fincher and Marian starring. Donald Fraser's key players were Talley and Thompson. Alfred Scott starred for Boys' High as the team rolled past Peacock. Knox and Pew led Peacock with solid support from Adams and Liddell.

Boys' High Tech High Boys’ High Peacock Donald Fraser Boys Kish Teague Donald Freeer Cefeat Decatur Ed Czintz Bill Fincher Judy Marian Mack J. Thompson Talley Donald Cuiitz Hamlett Mack Harlan J. Bedell Tee Palley Fimcher Lee S. Thompson R. G Storey R. Reeves Bedell Thompson Jameson Donald Wraser Cizatz Royal High Fourteenth Street Lads Alfred Scott Pew Knox Pos Pos. Peacock White Adama L. F Parker Wholson Scott Adams Jones Liddell Smith Boys’ Hick

Delegates Arrive for D A R Conference in Atlanta

Delegates gather for the D A R meeting at the City, with a long program of welcomes from various chapters and associations. The event features addresses by governors and regents, a credential report, and a reception at the Wren’s Nest hosted by the Uncle Remus Memorial Association.

John Albert Perdue Joseph Habersham C. I. Nelson Atlanta Joseph Habersham Usi Slaton Joan A Perdue J. M. High Piedmont Continental ER. P. Brooks Ti. S. D Hornaday Wiliams McCarthy Uncle Remus Association McD. Wilson City Federation Samuel”? Lumpkin Tf. Hays Montezuma I. C. Parker Washington Lanchéon Grand Calon Hotel Ansley Tate Regent Wran’s Neat Trole Remus “Memorial Association Capital City Club Are Shepiard W. Foster Tommie Marion Perdue Maner Stadys Hardin Sarah Melhehanp Frances Kennedy Willie Williams Mary Griffith Marie Dinkins Florence Miles Annie Mayson Elizabeth Caton Rosa Bell Chapman Robie Wilkins Wise Macon Marion Powell Juliett Due Misses Cooper Uncle Remus Memorial Association D. A. RB A McD. Wilson Association Bob. Connally Robert J. Lowry Joel Chandler Barris John Marshall Staton John A. Perdue T. T. Parker W. Ll. Peel Irs S. W. Foster W. A. Winburn Jrs. Gays Herbert Franklin C. Holt Tioward McCall R. P. Brooks W. D. Lamar C. Helen Plane Wilam McArthur Nina Hornady Joseph H. Morgan B. St. Witgpatrick Guernsey Study Felder Ray J. F. Purser John McHachern Howard Crumly J. O. Hardwick Vieter Kreigshiber

Big March Docket for Supreme Court

Long list of civil and criminal cases scheduled for the March term of the state supreme court. Readies dates show criminal hearings start third Monday in March. civil cases postponed. Docket spans Northern Western and Cherokee circuits with numerous v. cases involving banks, railroad firms, manufacturers, and local entities.

State Supreme Court Northern Circuit Bullock Et al Georgia BR. & Bie. Co Moss, Survivor Georgia R. & Bike. Co Pea Dee Manufacturing Co Georgia R. & Bice. Co

Georgia and Nearby Circuits Docket of Civil Cases

A dense list of civil cases across multiple circuits including Atlanta, Macon, and Eastern circuits. Notable parties include McDonala, Head, Davis, McQueen, and Georgia Granite R Co. The records show numerous v. and et al. filings, with judges or receivers named in several entries.

Haynes Morris & Co al Hinson McDonala Head Davis Georgian Ry. & Electric Co City of Fulton County Thomas Metropolitan Life Ins Atlanta Steel Co Gumbel & Co. Ltd Fleck Wills Jackson Et al Lyons Moore Eiser Amvuora Clark G Underwood Unterwood Et al Jyv Underubbard Next Friend Goldberg Provident Washington Inc. Co Polk Stewart McCletchey Bryan United Cigar Stores Co Coppedge Thompson Arline Keilsohn Slaton Tree Atlanta Thrower Baker Prater Crayford Georgia Terminal Co Temple Baptist Church Stone Mountain Circuit Newton County Everett Martin & Son Decatur Randall Et al Y. Edwards & Deutsch Vidalia Grocery Co Wadley Southern Ry. Co Clements Cheatham Lichttoot Fempire Store Commercial Advertising Bureau Youmans Swainsboro Fertilizer ‘Co Augusta Patterson Et al Outland Lansdell Admx Y. Lansdell Armstrong Walton Ordinary United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co Walton Philip Carey Co Central Werthizer Co Crowell Publishing Co Jeffersonian Publishing Co Rusingen Brunewiels-Baite-Collender Co Slaten Morrison, Admr Atlantic States Life Insurance Co Continental Trust Co Warren Et al Rushing Southgu Bell Telephone & ‘Telegraph Co Smiley Guardian DeMent Rogers Warner & Co Strickland Smith Collins Burkhalter Bell Hendrix & Hodges DeLoach Georgia Coast & Piedmont R. Co Georgian Coast & Piedmont R. Co Friend Beasley V. Smith I. Franklin Blackshear Manufacturing Co Macon Copeland Jordan Page McAfee Y. Newberry Armour & Co Black Johnson Central of Georgia By Ligon Toombs Wells Et Ivey Bob Sheriff Wattenni Wovelty Import Co Parks & Co Wileher Et al Walker

Hack Eibel Returns to Crackers for Spring Training

Hack Eibel, the Crackers' first sacker, is back in Atlanta after visiting home in Brooklyn. He will stay through the winter until spring training begins. In Albany a bill seeks to ban liquor sales in hotels on Sundays during meals, ending a twenty year allowance.

Hack Ebel Crackers Atlanta Brooklyn Hack Albany

Editors Visit Big Packing Plant At Moultrie

Fifty Georgian newspaper editors visit Moultrie packing plant and stockyards touring city sights. They tour Joe Battle's livestock farm, largest south of the Ohio River, after a courthouse ceremony with Mayor Kline and packing house officials.

Moultrie Chamber of Commerce Moultrie Packing Company Colquitt Hotel Kline

Tailored Sack Suits Highlight Fashion for Large Men

Jack describes a high end tailoring approach for 225 pound customers. He emphasizes a two button sack suit with a long pattern line to avoid bagging. He notes any pattern is available at $35 and praises the gray option as particularly flattering.

Jack

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