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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1910

Page

10

Salvation Army Holds Southern Congress in City

The Salvation Army gathers for its Southern Congress at Central Congregational Church with officers including Colonel and Mrs Holt Brigadier Atkinson Brigadier Stan yon Major and Mrs White and Captain Callear. Colonel William Peart arrives Friday and will speak Sunday on Memorable Deeds Past and Present.

Southern Congress The Salvation Army Central Congregational Church Mra. Holt Atkinson Stanyon White Callear William Peart United States City Second Baptist Berriman Baltimore Universalist Church New York Wesley Memorial Willam Peart R. L. Holt Philadelphia St. Paul's Capitel Avenue Baptist Willam S. Quirk Atlanta Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas Btanyon New York City St. James' Methodist Episcopal Church L. Grimshaw Anderson 5. C St. Luke's Elizabeth Barter Birmingham Ala Ashby R. E. Holz Moore Memorial W. 8. Quirk Bouterse Asheville N. C

Washington Birthday Program at Tech High School

Students at Technological High School plan a celebration with a multi‑grade program about Washington. Speakers include Bertram Johnson on Washington's early life, Wellborn Hope on his generalship, Wallace Thomas on his political career, Robert Wolcott on teaching American youth, and Macartan Kollack on Sidney Lanier.

Technological High School Washington Bertram Johnson Wellborn Hope Wallace Thomas Robert Wolcott Sidney Lanier Macartan Kollack

Jewish Boys to Open Up Vast Land in Platea County

Waycross Ga February 18 Special The opening of 34000 acres in Platea county to Jewish boys marks the culmination of a local plan. Principal offices will be in Waycross with the school and operations center at Hoboken, 14 miles away.

Waycross Platea County Waycroas Hoboken J. L. Sweat F. Miller

Confederate Monument Planned for Waycross Park

The Daughters of the Confederacy plan to erect a handsome Confederate monument in the park in front of the Atlantic Coast Line railway passenger station in Waycross Georgia. The site was used for public speaking during the last gubernatorial campaign.

Waycross Daughters of the Confederacy Atlantic Coast Line Railway

Patek Philippe Minute Repeater Watches Sold Here

Celebrated watches from the Patek Philippe Company are offered exclusively in our big territory. If you seek the best and are particular, own a Minute Repeater watch and learn more from us about these timepieces.

Patek-Philippe Company Patek-Philippe

Emory College Endowment Receives $2800 Boost

The Emory fund drive gained $2800 last Sunday with President James E. Dickey fundraising in Tifton for $2100 and Rev. W. C. Lovett securing $700 in Louisville. More than $250,000 of the $300,000 goal is pledged, and completion is hoped by June.

Emory College James E. Dickey Tifton Louisville W. C. Lovett Dickey

Itinerant College Opens at Covington

Covington Ga February 18 Special The Itinerant Agriculture School under the State College of Agriculture convened at the courthouse for the week nearly a hundred farmers attended the opening session and more are expected. Prominent speakers include President A M Soule Professor Wor sham Professor Nixon Dr A G Richardson and others teaching fertilizer plant food cost cotton improvement trucking and feeding of farm animals. Night sessions are held and local agriculture has made progress.

Covington Ittinerant Agriculture School State College of Agriculture A. M Soule W. A. Worsham, Jr Nixon A.G. G. Richardson State College Agriculture A. Mitnaar J. E. Hite

Mortuary notices from Decatur and surrounding cities

Obituaries and funeral notices list Mrs. Sadie Donaldson aged 65 of Decatur funeral at Episcopal church interment in Decatur cemetery Infant Charley Nash son of Mr and Mrs Henry M Nash funeral at 10 am interment Peachtree churchyard Dr George Little 45 of Crawford died at private sanitarium body moved to Patterson chapel then Crawford for funeral and interment Mrs Amanda Talley died at Pattillo Station near Decatur afternoon body to Chipley for funeral and interment Mrs John G Warren died near Stillmore of pneumonia leaves husband seven children John C F Stubenger engineer died in Macon funeral to Marietta J M Thornton former Alabama agriculture commissioner died at Talladega aged 67

Sadie Donaldson Decatur Episcopal Church Charley Nash Henry M. Nash Fort McPherson Peachtree Churchyard George Little Crawford Patterson Amanda Talley C. H. Talley Pattillo Station Chipley John C. F. Stubenger Macon John.c. F. Stubenger Manchester Cotton Mills Claveland Avenue Mariette Marietta J.M. Thornton Talladega Montgomery Ala A. M. Thornton Alabama Talladegs Mr. Thornton

North Carolina Senate OKs Income Tax Amendment

The North Carolina senate passed to third reading a constitutional amendment allowing Congress to levy an income tax without apportionment among the states by population. The vote was 24 to 16 after a long debate. The house has already passed the resolution, needing one more reading to complete ratification.

Columbia, & C North Carolina Senate United States Congress House

Fragmentary notice on a hesitant day and arrangement

A garbled OCR fragment mentions a hesitant day and an arrangement to spend. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving the core event unclear and unresolved.

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Divorce suit cross bill names W C Hundley in abuse claim

Walter R Jenni son filed a cross bill in the Jennison divorce suit alleging Mrs Irene Jennison engaged in infidelity with W C Hundley and seeking custody of their child and annulment of alimony. He details alleged hotel meetings in New York, drink ing, and trips to sanitariums tied to her drinking, while denying cruelty claims. Hundley denies all charges in a statement to The Constitution.

W. C. Hundley Walter R. Jennison Irene Jennison Jennison Mr. Jennison Hundrey Hundley New York Manhattan Handley West Fifth Street Atlanta Petitioner Peachtree Inn Ansley Park Piedmont French Lick Springs Ind Reupen Arnold W. A. Batchelor Es. Fannieon

New Neckwear Styles Enter Spring Fashion Line

A local shop extols its broad range of neckwear including jabots lace collars nurses collars and Windsor ties. The ad promises new stock sleek fashion pieces and brightens a spring suit with its decorative bows and linen collars.

Dr Holderby to Speak at Railroad Y M C A

Reverend A F B Holderby of Moore Memorial Presbyterian Church will address railroad men at the Railroad Y M C A on West Alabama Street. The talk is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 3 40 o clock.

A. FB. Holderby Sage of Moore Memorial Presbyterian Church Young —Men‘s Christian Association Tegraaig West Alabama Street Holderby Jp Agan Pee

Chimney Repairer Falls Two Stories

R L Barber of 23 South Pryor street, a chimney repairer, fell from a two story roof at 63 Oak street yesterday at 4 pm, landing about 40 feet to the ground. He suffered cuts and bruises to his head, shoulder and hip and was unconscious, later waking at Grady Hospital where doctors said he is not dangerously hurt. Barber resides in Clarkaton, Georgia. Memphis duel leaves one dead and another in custody. William Terry, 2 mechanic, died from a pistol duel with Henry Spencer, a clerk, who is held for murder after claiming self defense.

R. L. Barber South Pryor Street Oak Street Grady Hospital Barber Clarkaton Memphis Tenn William Terry Henry Spencer Spencer Terry

Coroner's Jury Finds Negligence in Macon Death

A coroner's jury in Macon Georgia on February 18 charged negligence by the Macon Railway and Light Company in the death of Delmar Jackson a Black repairman killed last night on Ash and Fifth streets. The verdict states the current was applied during the repair and he died instantly.

Macon Macon Railway and Light Company Delmar Jackson Ash Fifth Streets

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Safe Deposit Box Salvation. Army Washington AT Tech High School Underwood N. Broad South Georgia EMORY Methodist College Cross Bill W.C. Hundley Navarre la Supreme DR. Holderby Railroad Y. M. C. A Rountree Essentials Eiseman Bros Itehall Street
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