Cecil P Poole Dies in Norfolk
Cecil P Poole longtime Atlanta city mechanical engineer and noted musician died at his Norfolk Virginia home at 1 PM Wednesday Funeral services were set for 2 PM at his residence 23 Lucile avenue Poole served as organist and choir master at St Luke s church in Atlanta and was editor for Power magazine He is survived by his wife aunt of Roger and Back over Toy of Atlanta and Mrs Hither Toy Lamar wife of Judge William B Lamar of Thomasville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil P. Poole
Atlanta
Norfolk
Lucile Avenue
Poole
St. Luke's Church
Avlanta
New York City
Power
Atlanta Opera Club
Dr Allen Fort Progress Shown After Illness
News from Atlanta reports Dr Allen Fort pastor of Srat Baptist church Nashville Tenn improved after pneumonia. Native of Americus he is son of late Oliver Allen Fort once a railroad commissioner and a prominent Georgian. Fort has led Southern Baptist work and was to speak at the Fort Valley B P U convention in days ahead.
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Atlanta
Allen Port
Srat Baptist Church of
Nashville
Tenn
The
Christian Index
geo+ lions
Fort
Americus
Oliver Allen Fort
Railroad Commission
Last Services Held for Mrs Mary Smith at Bethel Church
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Smith of 64 Stewart Avenue near Smyrna Ga was held Wednesday at 2 pm at Bethel Methodist Church. She died Tuesday at a private hospital from injuries sustained after a fall from her bed. She is survived by four stepchildren C B B L and A F Smith and Ma A C Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Stewart Avenue
Bethel Methodist Church
Smyrna
A. F. Smith
Ma. A. C. Lowe
Dodd Named Receiver for Nathan Goldberg
In a Tuesday morning order Judge Samuel H. Sibley named Harry Dodd as receiver for grocer Nathan Goldberg of 562 Simpson Street. Bond set at $500. Goldberg filed voluntary bankruptcy with assets of $1,608.10 and debts of $2,303,038. A voluntary petition was filed by Samuel Marks Norman, a traveling salesman, showing liabilities of $7,526.45 and assets of $7,393.09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Sibley
Harry Dodd
Nathan Goldberg
Simpson Street
Goldberg
Samuel Marks Norman
Indigestion Relief With Papes Diapepsin Tablets
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion acidity heartburn and belching. It claims relief within moments after taking a few tablets and encourages readers to buy a box to enjoy meals without distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Tady
Liquor in Home Ruled No Ground For U S Charge
United States Commissioner W Colquitt Carter ruled that a small quantity of whisky kept at R A Costleys home for personal use did not violate federal prohibition law a finding that preserved the case against the costlier store whisky found behind the counter Judge Carter said the store whisky was a violation and costley who denies knowledge of the bottle will await a decision Shelton Costley remains free on bond and may be charged under state dry law if discharged by federal authorities
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R. A. Costley
McDonough Road
Federal
United States
W. Colquitt Carter
Costley
O. W. Whatley
T. B. Harris
William McKinney
Carter
Laws & Man
he_gald
Liberty Uer
Bids Sought for Roswell Railroad in Atlanta
Henry B. Troutman as receiver for the Roswell railroad has received written bids for the property. The Patton superior court will review the bids. The line from Chamblee to Roswell was once leased to Southern Railway which ended service after the lease expired. The property was later leased to Fulton Storage and Transfer for a brief motor freight and passenger run. Bids arise from advertisements for sale as efforts to inspect the property proceed.
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Roswell
Henry B. Troutman
Patton Superior Court
Chamblee
Southern Railway
Southern
Fulton Storage and Transfer Company
Prrperty
Troutman
Knights of Pythias Celebrate Fifty Seventh Anniversary
Knights from all lodges in Atlanta and nearby towns will join in the fifty seventh anniversary celebration Friday night in the Forsyth building hall. About 5,000 active andinactive members have invitations issued. Local arrangements are led by Tessie Wood and a committee including Leon C Graer Young Fraser Wil G Moore Dr W F Morris C C Gillett B L Owens Theo Hining J P Little B Crontpim R H Taylor Jim Girideau R Smith W L Quirouette Fred Turner R P Butler O H Puckett WwW C Fink G Aiken Frank Kempton and B Sprowl.
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Order
Atlanta
Knights of Pythias
Forsyth Building
Tessie Wood
Leon C. Graer
Young Fraser
Wil G. Moore
Dr. W. F. Morris
C. C. Gillett
B. L. Ownes
Theo Hining
J. P. Little
B. Cron
Tpim
R. H. Taylor
Jim Girideau
R. Smith
W._L. Quirouette
Fred Turner
R. P. Butler
O. H. Puckett
C. Fink
G. Aiken
Frank Kempton
B. D. Sprowl
E B Gibson Dies at 50 in Atlanta Furniture Leader
E B Gibson prominent Atlanta furniture man died from a stroke at his home 238 Oak Street. He was 50 and had led Gibson Furniture Exchange, with two stores, since entering the business in 1914. Survived by wife, two sons Cecil and Elmer, two brothers A F Gibson of Atlanta and W D Gibson of Auburn, Al, two sisters Mrs M Scohne of Columbus and Mrs James McGhee of Waverly Hall. Funeral Thursday at 10:30 from the home with Rev S P Elegins officiating. Interment West View cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Gibson
Atlanta
Oak Street
Mr. Gibson
Columbus
A. H. Gibson
Allants
Gibson Furniture Exchange
Cecil
Elmer Gison
A. F. Gibson
W. D. Gibson
Auburn
M. Scoehne
James McGhee
Waverly Hall
Marionettes Arrive for Three Day Engagement at Atlanta
Tony Sarg's clever puppet company opens a three day run at the Atlanta theater under the Atlanta Music Study club. The two foot high marionettes perform spoken plays with lifelike sound and movement. Tonight features Rip Van Winkle with an 8:15 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Sarg
Atlanta
Atlanta Music Study Club
Rip van Winkle
Tory Sarg
Rip van Win-ckle
Enily Jven
Preliminary hearing waived by Upshaw in sugar scam case
Sydney I. Upshaw alleged fake sugar broker waived further preliminary examination. United States Commissioner W Colquitt Vatter held him for the federal grand jury in March term under $500 bond. Upshaw allegedly solicited sugar orders from an Atlanta office via ads and failed to deliver after taking money.
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Sydney I. Upshaw
United States
W. Colquitt Vatter
Carter
Upshaw
Atlanta
Fire Devastates Huyler's at 91 Peachtree in Atlanta
Early Wednesday a burglary attempt at Huyler's candy store led to a basement blaze that spread to the adjacent Peck jewelry shop and nearby offices. Investigators say amateurs started the fire after breaking a safe, with total damage estimated between 75 000 and 110 000 dollars and several blocks affected.
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Huyler
Peachtree Street
Peck Jewelry
Peachtree
Atlanta
Huyler Establishment
Dr. M. 4
Crist
L. J. Pechner
New Yor
Pochner
G. F. Willis
Tudor Theater
Alien M. Pierce
March Hare
Auburn Avenue
Tudor
May lead party in congress in 67th session
Washington February 23. With Champ Clark leaving Congress and Claude Kitchin possibly taking floor leadership, the Democratic minority eyes a successor for the 67th Congress. Charles R Crisp of Georgia is the leading alternative, respected as a top parliamentarian and Ways and Means member, and popular across parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Crisp
Georgia
Kitchen
Crisp
Missouri
Congress
Ways and Means
Meat Packers Respond to Barrett Charges
The Association of American Meat Packers in Washington rejects Charles Barrett of the National Farmers Union call that they are lobbyists. It says packers focus on trade and policy, employ qualified Washington staff, and oppose unfounded attacks aimed at halting industry progress harming producers and consumers nationwide.
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James A. Hollomon
Washington
Association of American Meat Packers
Charles ‘. Barrett
Georgia
National Farmers’ Union
Barrett
Itelf
Institute of American Meat Packers
Charles 8. Barrett
United States
Jdeng
Congress
Offits
Great American
Hardwick to Speak on Taxation at Realty Board
Governor-elect Thom as W. Harwick will speak at the regular Realty Board meeting at 1 today at the Capital City club. He will address taxation, a topic described as of absorbing interest by President Henry Scott, highlighting Harwick as a national, state, and municipal taxation authority.
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Thomas W. Harwick
Hardwick
Brandt Dealers Here Two Day Conference Opens Friday
Brandt Manufacturing Company of Watertown Wisconsin will meet in this city tomorrow and Saturday to discuss trade prospects. Southeastern representatives will attend conference at the Ansley hotel. Vice President C R Acker will be present. Atlanta office handles GC I Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt Manufacturing Company
Watertown
Wis
Ansley Hotel
C. R. Acker
Atlanta
GC. I. Walker
Sawtelle to Play at St Luke's Episco pal Church Services
Edwin Sawtelle, noted organist and Howard Theatre chief, will perform the organ and direct the choir at St Luke's Episcopal Church this Sunday. Recitals start 10 50 a m and 7 20 p m, with pieces including Lemare Antantino and Handel Largo in the morning and Rebavd Grand Choeur and Jauike Idylie in the evening.
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Edwin Sawtalie
Howard Theater
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Sawtelle
St. Luke's
Mr. Sawtelle
Lemare
Pie Supper Promised to Boost Church Building Fund
The Philathea class of Central Baptist plans an old fashioned pie supper at 7 pm Thursday in the Sunday school room. Proceeds benefit the new Baptist Tabernacle at Whitehall and Cooper streets. Members will provide musical selections.
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Central Baptist Church
New Baptist Tabernacle
Whitehall and
Cooper Streets
Park gift offered to city near Georgia Tech
The Peters Land company offers a several acre tract at West Third and Fowler streets for use as a public park and playground. E C Peters, company president, will present the gift at the next city council meeting. The area by East Fowler and West Fourth is to be developed into a high class residential subdivision, with the land valued at about 26000 dollars.
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Peters Land Company
Georgia School of Technology
E. C. Peters
West Third
Fowler Streets
East Fowler
West Fourth
Peters
Georgia to receive artillery colors from 321st regiment
Washington report by James A Hollomon states that the colors of the 32st field artillery, part of the 82nd division trained at Camp Gordon, will be delivered to Georgia by former captain and adjutant John R Slater. The three silver bands commemorate Chateau-Thierry St Mihiel and Argonne offensives with exact dates.
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James A. Hollomon
Washington
32St Field Artillery
82Nd Division
Camp Gordon
Chateau-Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne
321St Field Artilley
W17th Field Artillery
Marietta
Francés
321St
Slater
Valdosta
Georgia
A. Mitchel Palmer
William C Mead Dies During Lodge Degree Conferral
William C Mead of 172 Tyler Street died at a private hospital after an apoplexy attack suffered while conferring a degree at a Ben Hur tribe meeting. The 47 year old Seaboard Air Line employee was chief clerk at Howell station. He is survived by his wife, his mother Mrs Annis Mead, and two sisters Adelaide and Lotta. Funeral services will be Thursday at 11 at Awtry Lowndes chapel with Dean Thomas H Johnston officiating. Interment at West View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Mead
Tyler Street
Ben Hur
Mead
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Howell Station
Annis Mead
Adelaide
Lotta Mead
Awtry & Lowndes
Thomas H. Johnston
Hcinting
Intermental
West View
Father and Son Banquet Marked by YMCAs Night
The Negro Y M C A held a father and son banquet at the Butler street building attracting over two hundred fathers and sons. The room was festooned with flags plants and bunting while a junior orchestra played. Speakers included Professor John Hope J H McGrew R T Weatherby W J Trent and William Driskell with William J Faulkner leading the program.
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Butler Street
Bucceas
John Hope
International Y. M. C. A
J. H. McGrew
R. T. Weatherby
Concert Tonight for Wesley Memorial Organ Fund
A concert is planned at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church to benefit the organ fund. Mrs A B Burt's second music class will perform at 8 o clock tonight with prior success noted. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. tickets are sold at Cable Piano Co and at the church door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Mra A. EB. Burt
Cable Piano’ Company
Will Condemn Land for Appalachian Forest Reservation
The government seeks to acquire 194.61 acres in Fannin and Gilmer counties under the Weeks Forestry Act. A condemnation suit, filed in federal court, was moved forward by Gordon M. Combs with a preliminary hearing set for April 30 before Judge Samuel H. Sibley. Owners listed include Samuel Clark Allen E Edmondson Ida Hughes A P Johnson and W A Woody.
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Fannin
Gilmer
Gordon M. Combs
Samuel H. Sibley
Samuel 8
Clark
Allen
QO. E
Lizzie Edmondson
Ida
Martha J. Hughes
A. P. Johnson
W. A. Woody
Appalachian Forest Reservation
Tillery Will Not Be Tried At March Term
Former Atlantan Mark Tillery, named by a federal grand jury as a leader of the banco system, will not face trial at the March term in Atlanta. Officials cite a full docket with many trials ahead and say Tillery may be brought to Atlanta soon. He is held on $25,000 bond in El Paso. Witnesses include J A National Worth County farmer who alleges a $3,500 loss on a March 1, 1918 horse race wager. The federal docket is said to be the heaviest in liquor law violation history with about 3,000 cases pending.
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Mark Tillery
el Paso
Atlanta
Awindling
Tillery
J. A. National Worth County
Dr Blosser's Remedy Medicated Smoke for Catarrh
A historical note describes Dr Blosser as originator of a mondicinal herb blend smoked in cigarettes or pipe to treat catarrh. The medicine purportedly reaches head, nose, and throat, is non habit forming, and sold with a money back guarantee through drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blosser
Dr. Blosser
Stomach Trouble Affected His Heart Ad Aged Remedy Ad
An old advertisement claims Milks Emulsion assists digestion by treating indigestion and constipation. It features a testimonial from A Henley of Rio Vista Virginia claiming improved health, restored appetite, weight gain, and ability to work after using the product. The ad touts it as a solid palatable emulsion, with a money back guarantee and price 75 cents to 1 50 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Henley
Rio Vista
Milks Emulsion Co
Yerra Haute
Drugelats Everywhere
Adv
An Editorial Warns Georgia Against Anarchy
A Macon Daily Telegraph editorial condemns Bolshevik sentiment and calls for stable governance, praising the Railroad Commission and warning that replacing it with a Governor appointed panel would harm justice. It argues against hostility to government and cautions that anti-government unrest mirrors Russia.
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DR. Allen Fort Better
Dodd
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
U. S
Roswell Railroad
Meat Packers Res
Association
Farmers’ Union
Realty Board
St. Luke’s
Negro Y. M. C. A
Wesley Memorial Church Organ Fund
Jeo Beyond
North Georgia
California
Haas & Howell
Aaron Hans
Candler Building
Macon
Telegraph
Public Utilities Commission
Russia
the Georgia Railway and Power Company
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